class Jekyll::Collection
Attributes
Public Class Methods
Create a new Collection
.
site - the site to which this collection belongs. label - the name of the collection
Returns nothing.
# File lib/jekyll/collection.rb, line 14 def initialize(site, label) @site = site @label = sanitize_label(label) @metadata = extract_metadata end
Public Instance Methods
The full path to the directory containing the collection, with
optional subpaths.
*files - (optional) any other path pieces relative to the
directory to append to the path
Returns a String containing th directory name where the collection
is stored on the filesystem.
# File lib/jekyll/collection.rb, line 130 def collection_dir(*files) return directory if files.empty? site.in_source_dir(container, relative_directory, *files) end
The full path to the directory containing the collection.
Returns a String containing th directory name where the collection
is stored on the filesystem.
# File lib/jekyll/collection.rb, line 116 def directory @directory ||= site.in_source_dir( File.join(container, relative_directory) ) end
Fetch the Documents in this collection. Defaults to an empty array if no documents have been read in.
Returns an array of Jekyll::Document
objects.
# File lib/jekyll/collection.rb, line 24 def docs @docs ||= [] end
All the entries in this collection.
Returns an Array of file paths to the documents in this collection
relative to the collection's directory
# File lib/jekyll/collection.rb, line 75 def entries return [] unless exists? @entries ||= begin collection_dir_slash = "#{collection_dir}/" Utils.safe_glob(collection_dir, ["**", "*"], File::FNM_DOTMATCH).map do |entry| entry[collection_dir_slash] = "" entry end end end
The entry filter for this collection. Creates an instance of Jekyll::EntryFilter
.
Returns the instance of Jekyll::EntryFilter
for this collection.
# File lib/jekyll/collection.rb, line 150 def entry_filter @entry_filter ||= Jekyll::EntryFilter.new(site, relative_directory) end
Checks whether the directory “exists” for this collection. The directory must exist on the filesystem and must not be a symlink
if in safe mode.
Returns false if the directory doesn't exist or if it's a symlink
and we're in safe mode.
# File lib/jekyll/collection.rb, line 142 def exists? File.directory?(directory) && !entry_filter.symlink?(directory) end
Extract options for this collection from the site configuration.
Returns the metadata for this collection
# File lib/jekyll/collection.rb, line 202 def extract_metadata if site.config["collections"].is_a?(Hash) site.config["collections"][label] || {} else {} end end
Fetch the static files in this collection. Defaults to an empty array if no static files have been read in.
Returns an array of Jekyll::StaticFile
objects.
# File lib/jekyll/collection.rb, line 50 def files @files ||= [] end
Filtered version of the entries in this collection. See `Jekyll::EntryFilter#filter` for more information.
Returns a list of filtered entry paths.
# File lib/jekyll/collection.rb, line 91 def filtered_entries return [] unless exists? @filtered_entries ||= Dir.chdir(directory) do entry_filter.filter(entries).reject do |f| path = collection_dir(f) File.directory?(path) || entry_filter.symlink?(f) end end end
An inspect string.
Returns the inspect string
# File lib/jekyll/collection.rb, line 157 def inspect "#<#{self.class} @label=#{label} docs=#{docs}>" end
Override of method_missing
to check in @data for the key.
# File lib/jekyll/collection.rb, line 35 def method_missing(method, *args, &blck) if docs.respond_to?(method.to_sym) Jekyll.logger.warn "Deprecation:", "#{label}.#{method} should be changed to #{label}.docs.#{method}." Jekyll.logger.warn "", "Called by #{caller(0..0)}." docs.public_send(method.to_sym, *args, &blck) else super end end
Read the allowed documents into the collection's array of docs.
Returns the sorted array of docs.
# File lib/jekyll/collection.rb, line 57 def read filtered_entries.each do |file_path| full_path = collection_dir(file_path) next if File.directory?(full_path) if Utils.has_yaml_header? full_path read_document(full_path) else read_static_file(file_path, full_path) end end sort_docs! end
The directory for this Collection
, relative to the site source or the directory containing the collection.
Returns a String containing the directory name where the collection
is stored on the filesystem.
# File lib/jekyll/collection.rb, line 108 def relative_directory @relative_directory ||= "_#{label}" end
Override of normal respond_to? to match method_missing
's logic for looking in @data.
# File lib/jekyll/collection.rb, line 30 def respond_to_missing?(method, include_private = false) docs.respond_to?(method.to_sym, include_private) || super end
Produce a sanitized label name Label names may not contain anything but alphanumeric characters,
underscores, and hyphens.
label - the possibly-unsafe label
Returns a sanitized version of the label.
# File lib/jekyll/collection.rb, line 168 def sanitize_label(label) label.gsub(%r![^a-z0-9_\-.]!i, "") end
Produce a representation of this Collection
for use in Liquid. Exposes two attributes:
- label - docs
Returns a representation of this collection for use in Liquid.
# File lib/jekyll/collection.rb, line 178 def to_liquid Drops::CollectionDrop.new self end
The URL
template to render collection's documents at.
Returns the URL
template to render collection's documents at.
# File lib/jekyll/collection.rb, line 193 def url_template @url_template ||= metadata.fetch("permalink") do Utils.add_permalink_suffix("/:collection/:path", site.permalink_style) end end
Whether the collection's documents ought to be written as individual
files in the output.
Returns true if the 'write' metadata is true, false otherwise.
# File lib/jekyll/collection.rb, line 186 def write? !!metadata.fetch("output", false) end
Private Instance Methods
# File lib/jekyll/collection.rb, line 212 def container @container ||= site.config["collections_dir"] end
# File lib/jekyll/collection.rb, line 252 def determine_sort_order(sort_key, apples, olives) apple_property, apple_document = apples olive_property, olive_document = olives if apple_property.nil? && !olive_property.nil? order_with_warning(sort_key, apple_document, 1) elsif !apple_property.nil? && olive_property.nil? order_with_warning(sort_key, olive_document, -1) else apple_property <=> olive_property end end
# File lib/jekyll/collection.rb, line 265 def order_with_warning(sort_key, document, order) Jekyll.logger.warn "Sort warning:", "'#{sort_key}' not defined in #{document.relative_path}" order end
# File lib/jekyll/collection.rb, line 216 def read_document(full_path) doc = Document.new(full_path, :site => site, :collection => self) doc.read docs << doc if site.unpublished || doc.published? end
# File lib/jekyll/collection.rb, line 294 def read_static_file(file_path, full_path) relative_dir = Jekyll.sanitized_path( relative_directory, File.dirname(file_path) ).chomp("/.") files << StaticFile.new( site, site.source, relative_dir, File.basename(full_path), self ) end
Rearrange documents within the `docs` array as listed in the `metadata` array.
Involves converting the two arrays into hashes based on relative_paths as keys first, then merging them to remove duplicates and finally retrieving the Document
instances from the merged array.
# File lib/jekyll/collection.rb, line 275 def rearrange_docs! docs_table = {} custom_order = {} # pre-sort to normalize default array across platforms and then proceed to create a Hash # from that sorted array. docs.sort.each do |doc| docs_table[doc.relative_path] = doc end metadata["order"].each do |entry| custom_order[File.join(relative_directory, entry)] = nil end result = Jekyll::Utils.deep_merge_hashes(custom_order, docs_table).values result.compact! self.docs = result end
# File lib/jekyll/collection.rb, line 222 def sort_docs! if metadata["order"].is_a?(Array) rearrange_docs! elsif metadata["sort_by"].is_a?(String) sort_docs_by_key! else docs.sort! end end
A custom sort function based on Schwartzian transform Refer byparker.com/blog/2017/schwartzian-transform-faster-sorting/ for details
# File lib/jekyll/collection.rb, line 234 def sort_docs_by_key! meta_key = metadata["sort_by"] # Modify `docs` array to cache document's property along with the Document instance docs.map! { |doc| [doc.data[meta_key], doc] }.sort! do |apples, olives| order = determine_sort_order(meta_key, apples, olives) # Fall back to `Document#<=>` if the properties were equal or were non-sortable # Otherwise continue with current sort-order if order.nil? || order.zero? apples[-1] <=> olives[-1] else order end # Finally restore the `docs` array with just the Document objects themselves end.map!(&:last) end


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Edit (pull request)This component will install the MySQL RDBMS on the host server.
Used version for this tutorial : MySQL
This installation is based on Ubuntu distribution with apt-get command.
Definition
Let’s describe important parts of this full MySQL definition description.
Namming / description
The node name is important since it’s unique. We follow this template in A4C recipe development : [organisation].nodes.Name
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| storage_path | path where the blockstorage is mounted in the compute | Constant value with the Cloudify Driver version we use in this tutorial. All blockstorage attached to a compute will have this mounted volume. |
| bind_address | Allow remote access to your server | Default : true |
Properties inherited from its parent : tosca.nodes.Database
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| db_user | Name of the user who will have rights on this database | This user will have all privileges on this dedicated database |
| db_password | Password for this user | … |
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| start | Executed script to configure MySQL to use a specific storage path (the blockstorage) | Configured and started with specific ubuntu hints (rights concerns) |


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22/15 is not an error but 7/2, 4/2 is best.
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Dennis Quaid with a decent role in a good movie? Say it ain't so. But it is so for Mr. Meg Ryan, a man who is still trying to live down his horribly over-the-top impression of Jerry Lee Lewis in GREAT BALLS OF FIRE, and whose film choices (UNDERCOVER BLUES, GANG RELATED, SWITCHBACK, etc...) haven't exactly been prime career moves. Well, it looks like he's finally got the right frequency... ;)
PLOT: Now pay very close attention. A thirty-something year old man living in 1999, is able to contact his own father in 1966 via a ham radio and some freaky astrological event which allows for this unbelievable circumstance to take place. But that's only half the story. As the two men come to terms with this reality and get to know one another better, they quickly realize that anything they say or alter due to their conversations, will ultimately change the future and their own fates therein.
CRITIQUE: Pretty gosh darn original! This film delivers on all fronts: solid acting, a well-told and surprisingly believable story despite its fantastic premise, some cool special effects, an emotional tug and plenty of thrills. Hollywood should be proud of this release, a film which actually expects audiences to use their brains and invest much of their attention, in order to fully appreciate the film's intriguing story line. This movie makes you think, think some more, and ultimately entertains while engaging the viewer with non-stop brain-candy. Dennis Quaid succeeds in his part despite the goofy accent, Jim Caviezel is rock-solid and definitely slated for bigger and better things, and even the secondary characters, such as Andre Braugher and Elizabeth Mitchell, deliver appropriately believable performances. Will some people get confused with this movie? Sure. This film does flip-flop somewhat between the different time lines, but unlike BACK TO THE FUTURE 2, which also had a vaguely similar theme, this one presents you with all the needed clues and explanations in order for you to keep up to date...that is, if you're paying attention.
Having said that, the film actually begins on quite the slow note, with many of the characters and situations gradually being presented to us with a basic amount of "suspension of disbelief" needed to enjoy the rest of the film. But once the initial premise is solidified and made to be very credible, the movie turns into a very funky mystery murder thriller. Events from the past alter those in the future, father and son work together to solve a crime, despite living in different periods of time, and the movie ultimately takes off in the second half, when all the ideal elements of a thriller are successfully played out. The film's final 15 minutes are probably its finest, with plenty of tension, creative license and surprising turns to certify this film an original. Of course, if you're looking for your everyday run-of-the-mill thriller, than you might just be disappointed with this film's prerequisite for intellectual participation. But for anyone else who likes thinking at the movies, enjoys watching good actors handle great material, and has been looking forward to seeing an original film break out of the early 2000 pack, wait no further cause this movie is the one for you!
One of the things that I liked the most about this film was how its aura seemed to remind me a lot of THE SIXTH SENSE. Despite not having much in common thematically, it's obvious that both filmmakers expect their audiences to pay attention during their presentations, and furnish them with a sorted premise ripe enough for repeat viewings. Of course, some might want to dig real deep in order to decipher the holes in plot, as did certain detractors of the former film, but from my own experience, the film had me ...hook, line and sinker. No need to nit-pit here, folks...this film is a fun, intelligent thriller with a heart. Enjoy.
Little Known Facts about this film and its stars: Noah Emmerich, one of the co-stars in this movie, is the brother of Toby Emmerich, the screenwriter of this movie.
Review Date: April 15, 2000 Director: Gregory Hoblit Writer: Toby Emmerich Producers: Gregory Hoblit, Bill Carraro, Toby Emmerich and Howard W. Koch Actors: Dennis Quaid as Frank Sullivan Jim Caviezel as John Sullivan Genre: Thriller Year of Release: 2000 ----------------------------------- JoBlo's Movie Emporium http://www.joblo.com/ ----------------------------------- (c) 2000 Berge Garabedian
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Abstract
Virtual reality (VR) provides their viewers a vicarious experience of reality, but whether viewing VR with VR headsets will cause visual fatigue is an empirical question worth exploring. This study was aimed to address two problems: (1) May viewing VR with VR headsets cause visual fatigue? (2) Do different grades of VR headsets have different effect on visual fatigue? This study conducted a between-group experiment with both subjective and objective measure to evaluate visual discomfort and visual fatigue caused by VR headsets. The results show that the subjects viewing VR with VR headsets experienced apparent visual fatigue as compared with those viewing reality with naked eyes and the subjects with the medium-grade VR headset had more significant visual fatigue than those with the high-end one. The conclusions of this pilot study also give suggestions for the follow-up researches to explore safe viewing time of VR headsets.
Keywords: virtual reality, visual fatigue, 3D, human factors
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statement.-- @a, @b, and @c are local variables.
DECLARE @a = 1 + 2;
PRINT @a; -- "3"
DECLARE @b = (SELECT COUNT(*) FROM sqlite_master);
PRINT @b; -- "0"
DECLARE @c;
IF @c IS NULL
PRINT 'c is null'; -- Prints.
-- Creates a parameter variable called @requiredParam. Because
-- there is no initial value specified, the caller of this script
-- must provide a value for this parameter.
DECLARE PARAMETER @requiredParam;
-- Creates a parameter variable called @optionalParam. Because
-- an initial value of 5 is specified, the caller is not required
-- to provide a value for this parameter, but may do so if it wants
-- to override the default value.
DECLARE PARAMETER @optionalParam = 5;


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Level of confidence that token is an accurately-transcribed word
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React Lightbox
Quick demo
More examples
Basic usage
Passing variable
Custom elements
Communication between elements
Documentation
View on Github


An input allowing to chose a date range. inspired by the one used on the homepage of airbnb
ng-model
: the variable to bind toformat
: the format of the ng-model
variable, moment
, date
or any formatusable
by momentjs, default moment
start-property
: will edit this property as the start, default start
end-property
: will edit this property as the end, default end
exclude-end
: if you want the end of the range in your scope to be excluded, default false
min
: self explainatorymax
: self explainatorydisable-keyboard-input
: unused inline, a self explainatory boolean, default false
custom-class
: a function taking in a moment and returnung a string to apply specific classes to some daysdisplay-format
: used when the popover is open to display each date in its tag, uses format
ifyou
provided any or the format L
if you didn'tshortcuts
: unused inline, a list of objects { label: "string", "your-start-property": "your format of date", "your-end-property": "your format of date" }
to be displayed under the calendars to easily select a certain daterangegrouped-shortcuts
: unused inline, like shortcuts
but you want them displayed on several linesfor
consistency, for example you want on one line yesterday
, today
, tomorrow
andon
another last week
, this week
, next week
<luid-daterange-picker ng-model="myRange"></luid-daterange-picker> <luid-daterange-picker ng-model="myRange" min="min" max="max" custom-class="disableWeekends"></luid-daterange-picker> <luid-daterange-picker ng-model="myRange" start-property="foo" end-property="bar"></luid-daterange-picker> <luid-daterange-picker ng-model="myRange" min="'2016-05-01'" format="YYYY-MM-DD"></luid-daterange-picker>
basic usage
start: {{ myDaterange.start }}
- end: {{ myDaterange.end }}
with end excluded and weekend disabled
start: {{ myDaterange2.start | luifMoment }}
- end: {{ myDaterange2.end | luifMoment }}
with custom start and end properties (foo and bar), an exotic format, a different display format, a min and a max
foo: {{ myDaterange3.foo }}
- bar: {{ myDaterange3.bar }}
With keyboard input enabled
start: {{ myDateRange4.start }}
- end: {{ myDateRange4.end }}


发布时间：2010-2-12 11:44
分类名称：Private
从网上找了一篇文章： http://www.mvps.org/user32/nocrt.html，
还可以从一些地方参考 http://wiki.wxwidgets.org/Reducing_Executable_Size
http://www.hailstorm.net/papers/smallwin32.htm#buffer
Introduction
This document describes some methods on how to minimize the size of images - be they dll's or exe's. The methods include elimination of the c-runtime stubs, and compiler & linker settings. The compiler and linker I concentrate on is MSVC 6 - most of the tips apply also to MSVC 5. While many of the concepts presented here apply to other development enviroments the actual command line parameters and #pragmas will obviously be different - check your enviroments documentation.
Doing without the C-Runtime
The c-runtime is a library of functions that do stuff for you the programmer. These functions are platform independent, and act as an abstraction layer between your program and the operating system. This has some drawbacks:
Bugs. While most c-runtimes are well tested, each layer you add to an
application introduces the possibility of more bugs It takes up space.
You application must either include the co
Stop using c-runtime functions. Some functions you can use (the string,
and memory manipulation functions) as they are available in intrinsic
form, or the OS API provides direct
equilavents. More work might be required to replace other runtime calls,
especially where the OS
does not provide an equilavent service. Implement a couple of runtime
functions that the C++ compiler assumes exists. new, delete and
_purecall may be necessary for c++ modules. You will need to provide the
application with an entrypoint. Some compiler switches may need to be
changed to make the generated object files link properly in a no-crt
enviroment. Change the linker settings to prevent the linker from
including the runtime libraries NB: Note that the c-runtime startup
co
Functions you can use
The following functions are available in intrinsic form by the compiler. Beware though that the instrinsic forms of these may not be as optimised as the library form.
memcmp memcpy memset strcmp strcpy strlen strcat strset
Required Functions The c++ compiler absolutely requires
that you implement __purecall,new and delete. If C++ exception ahndling
is enabled more are required that I have no clue how to write. Either
don't use C++ exceptions, or find the .obj files that implement these
functions and link them into your project.
A simple implementation of these functions:
void* __cdecl operator new(unsigned int cb) {
return HeapAlloc(GetProcessHeap(),0,cb);
}
void __cdecl operator delete(void* pv) {
HeapFree(GetProcessHead(),0,pv);
}
extern “C” int _cdecl _purecall(void) {
return 0;
}
In addition to the C++ functions listed above you will need to provide your application with a new entry point. Typically an application starts at a functions called main, WinMain, or DllMain. These functions are actually called from the c-runtimes real entry point. Here are the prototypes and real names of an applications entry point:
EXTERN_C int WINAPI mainCRTStartup();
EXTERN_C int WINAPI WinMainCRTStartup();
EXTERN_C BOOL WINAPI _DllMainCRTStartup(
HINSTANCE hInstDll, // handle to the DLL module
DWORD fdwReason, // reason for calling function
LPVOID lpvReserved, // reserved
);
Application Termination
Normally, when the co
Example Implementation
As a debugging aid it is usefull to implement the entrypoint function
in a manner similar to the c-runtimes.
EXTERN_C int WINAPI WinMainCRTStartup() {
HINSTANCE hInstance = GetModuleHandle(NULL);
LPSTR lpszCmdLine = GetCommandLine();
int r = WinMain(hInstance,NULL,lpszCmdLine,SW_SHOWDEFAULT);
ExitProcess(r);
return r; // this will never be reached.
}
Compiler Switches
The following table describes the compiler switches that should be set
to ensure successful compilation using MSVC++ 6
Switch Act
delete /GX
This switch enables C++ exception handling which requires a number of
functions related to unwinding the stack.
delete /GZ
This switch enables some advanced debugging features. With these
features enabled the linker will look for a function called _chkstk.
add /Oi
Add this switch to ensure that intrinsic functions are enabled.
add /Zl
Usually the compiler embeds a “defaultlib” refrence to the c-runtime in
the .obj file. This switch (do not confuse with the /ZI switch) ensures
that defaultlib entries are not written to the generated OBJs.
Linker Switches
The following switches are optional if the compiler is set correctly.
However, if just on
Switch Act
add /nodefaultlib
This switch is not really necessary if you compile with /Zl, as there
should be no default libraries to ignore. If however you use a 3rd party
library, or any old obj files that do include a defaultlib entry, then
the linker will silently ignore your custom entry point, unless you use
the following switch
add /entry:function
Use this if you wish to use a non-standard name for your entry point.
This is a good idea if you are linking to a 3rd party library or object
co
add /opt:nowin98 The MSVC 6 linker defaults to a 4Kb
section padding in PE files as an optimizaton to speed load times on
Windows 98. Very small projects will benefit with a file size saving of
about 16Kb.
More MSVC 6 Linker settings
Microsofts linkers prior to 6.00 produced PE iamges with file level
section alignments of 512 bytes. Link 6.00 aligns sections in a file on
4Kb boundries to optimise loading of the image under 98. For
compatability reasons 98 must load files with the old alignment (but
will do so with a performance hit), and, if you are targetting NT you
can use the old 512 byte padding without any performance deficit at all.
The linker switch you must add to the link line is: (the second line
details how the command might be embedded as a linker option in a .C
file.
// linker options can be embedded directly in .cpp co
#if defined(_MSC_VER) && _MSC_VER >= 1200
#pragma comment(linker, ”/OPT:NOWIN98” )
#endif


Akan names are derived from Ghanian culture. Frequently in Ghana, children are given their first name as a 'day name' which corresponds to the day in the week they were born. This is an application that takes a user's birthday and calculates the day of the week they were born and then depending on their gender outputs their Akan Name.


============================== Custom Design Process ==============================
Stop by, email, or call with your ideas, and one of our CAD designers will guide you through the process.
Our designers will then create a CAD model. You will be sent images of the piece to review and make adjustments if necessary.
Once approved, we will create a wax model and cast in any metal of your choosing.
After the piece has been cast, our jewelers will polish, set, and hand-engrave the piece as desired.
=================== CAD modeling and design ===================Our talented CAD designers can replicate any sketch, image, or idea. We will work with you through the design process and create a perfect model to fit your customer's needs.
We also accept .STL and .3dm files for model building on any of our rapid prototyping machines.
We use the latest in 3d printing technology from Solidscape, Projet, and EnvisionTEC 3d printers, as well as the Revo and Roland mills. Each machine has its strengths and limitations and we select the best machine based on level of detail, fragility of the part, complexity of the geometry, and size of the part. We are capable of creating any jewelry, down to 25 micron resolution for the finest detail, to the largest pendants.
24-hour turnaround on casting
24-hour turnaround on casting
Our talented jewelers can restore and bring back to life your favorite jewelry.
Our talented jewelers will complete the custom process by setting and finishing your jewelry pieces as needed.
Rubertone's is a full-service jewelry design and manufacturing company located in the heart of Philadelphia's historic Jeweler's Row. At Rubertone's, we aer committed to exceptional customer service and we promise to exceed your expectations. It is our goal to provie you and your customers with the best in quality at a reasonable price and fast turnaround time.
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Starship Troopers may win the war, but looses the battle.
As Reviewed by James Brundage
Lets take movies from the side that they really are. The side that almost no one ever sees that isn't in the business. The side that lacks the glamour of the interest or the entertainment. The side of a bunch of lawyers, CPAs and rich kids all gathered together to make more money. Its a side that doesn't really have much to show, that isn't anything more than people in Armani in a room deciding the entertainment of a nation.
Think of them as car dealers, brokering to you a beat up Pinto that's been repainted and is going for pretty cheap, and you have a good idea of what Starship Troopers is like. Picture the conversation : "What does this movie have to offer you? Its fun, its sci-fi. The human race fighting for survival, that sorta thing. It has relationships. Its based on the 1959 classic. Its has something for everyone."
Okay, you think, the movie sounds okay so far, but what about when he begins the next bit, talking to you dressed in a cheap suit and a K-Mart tie, arms spread out in a hug and pot belly accented.
"And, free of extra charge, we've got some goodies for you. It comes with plenty of violence for all you gore-hounds out there, with a human and alien body count close to 5,000 shown.  We torture one scared alien. Like unnecessary nudity? We've got that too.
"And we've got this wonderful old-fashioned new negative utopia angle for you to try. You have to serve in the military to be a citizen. We've got a bug shooting things out of its but. We've got cockroaches being smashed to little-itty bitty bits for all those city-dwellers. We've got psychics for all those watches of the Sci-Fi channel. We've got cheap relationships for you who don't want to get too deep into the movie. But, for those who try to get deep into the movie, we try (no promises) to give you a nice bit of humanity with our impossibly drawn-out death scenes (but they're terribly faked for all you conservative parents). Not a lot of profanity, but, hey, you can't win them all.
"So, do you want to take it for a spin?"
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| org.apache.spark.SparkContext.accumulable(R, AccumulableParam)
use AccumulatorV2. Since 2.0.0.
|
| org.apache.spark.SparkContext.accumulable(R, String, AccumulableParam)
use AccumulatorV2. Since 2.0.0.
|
| org.apache.spark.api.java.JavaSparkContext.accumulable(T, AccumulableParam)
use AccumulatorV2. Since 2.0.0.
|
| org.apache.spark.api.java.JavaSparkContext.accumulable(T, String, AccumulableParam)
use AccumulatorV2. Since 2.0.0.
|
| org.apache.spark.SparkContext.accumulableCollection(R, Function1>, ClassTag)
use AccumulatorV2. Since 2.0.0.
|
| org.apache.spark.api.java.JavaSparkContext.accumulator(double)
use sc().doubleAccumulator(). Since 2.0.0.
|
| org.apache.spark.api.java.JavaSparkContext.accumulator(double, String)
use sc().doubleAccumulator(String). Since 2.0.0.
|
| org.apache.spark.api.java.JavaSparkContext.accumulator(int)
use sc().longAccumulator(). Since 2.0.0.
|
| org.apache.spark.api.java.JavaSparkContext.accumulator(int, String)
use sc().longAccumulator(String). Since 2.0.0.
|
| org.apache.spark.SparkContext.accumulator(T, AccumulatorParam)
use AccumulatorV2. Since 2.0.0.
|
| org.apache.spark.api.java.JavaSparkContext.accumulator(T, AccumulatorParam)
use AccumulatorV2. Since 2.0.0.
|
| org.apache.spark.SparkContext.accumulator(T, String, AccumulatorParam)
use AccumulatorV2. Since 2.0.0.
|
| org.apache.spark.api.java.JavaSparkContext.accumulator(T, String, AccumulatorParam)
use AccumulatorV2. Since 2.0.0.
|
| org.apache.spark.scheduler.AccumulableInfo.apply(long, String, Option, String)
do not create AccumulableInfo. Since 2.0.0.
|
| org.apache.spark.scheduler.AccumulableInfo.apply(long, String, Option, String, boolean)
do not create AccumulableInfo. Since 2.0.0.
|
| org.apache.spark.scheduler.AccumulableInfo.apply(long, String, String)
do not create AccumulableInfo. Since 2.0.0.
|
| org.apache.spark.sql.SQLContext.applySchema(JavaRDD>, Class>)
Use createDataFrame instead. Since 1.3.0.
|
org.apache.spark.sql.SQLContext.applySchema(JavaRDD, StructType)
Use createDataFrame instead. Since 1.3.0.
|
| org.apache.spark.sql.SQLContext.applySchema(RDD>, Class>)
Use createDataFrame instead. Since 1.3.0.
|
org.apache.spark.sql.SQLContext.applySchema(RDD, StructType)
Use createDataFrame instead. Since 1.3.0.
|
| org.apache.spark.sql.SQLContext.clearActive()
Use SparkSession.clearActiveSession instead. Since 2.0.0.
|
| org.apache.spark.api.java.JavaSparkContext.doubleAccumulator(double)
use sc().doubleAccumulator(). Since 2.0.0.
|
| org.apache.spark.api.java.JavaSparkContext.doubleAccumulator(double, String)
use sc().doubleAccumulator(String). Since 2.0.0.
|
org.apache.spark.sql.Dataset.explode(Seq, Function1>, TypeTags.TypeTag)
use flatMap() or select() with functions.explode() instead. Since 2.0.0.
|
| org.apache.spark.sql.Dataset.explode(String, String, Function1>, TypeTags.TypeTag)
use flatMap() or select() with functions.explode() instead. Since 2.0.0.
|
| org.apache.spark.mllib.evaluation.MulticlassMetrics.fMeasure()
Use accuracy. Since 2.0.0.
|
| org.apache.spark.sql.SQLContext.getOrCreate(SparkContext)
Use SparkSession.builder instead. Since 2.0.0.
|
| org.apache.spark.api.java.JavaSparkContext.intAccumulator(int)
use sc().longAccumulator(). Since 2.0.0.
|
| org.apache.spark.api.java.JavaSparkContext.intAccumulator(int, String)
use sc().longAccumulator(String). Since 2.0.0.
|
| org.apache.spark.TaskContext.isRunningLocally()
Local execution was removed, so this always returns false. Since 2.0.0.
|
| org.apache.spark.sql.SQLContext.jdbc(String, String)
As of 1.4.0, replaced by read().jdbc() .
|
| org.apache.spark.sql.SQLContext.jdbc(String, String, String[])
As of 1.4.0, replaced by read().jdbc() .
|
| org.apache.spark.sql.SQLContext.jdbc(String, String, String, long, long, int)
As of 1.4.0, replaced by read().jdbc() .
|
| org.apache.spark.sql.SQLContext.jsonFile(String)
As of 1.4.0, replaced by read().json() .
|
| org.apache.spark.sql.SQLContext.jsonFile(String, double)
As of 1.4.0, replaced by read().json() .
|
| org.apache.spark.sql.SQLContext.jsonFile(String, StructType)
As of 1.4.0, replaced by read().json() .
|
| org.apache.spark.sql.SQLContext.jsonRDD(JavaRDD)
As of 1.4.0, replaced by read().json() .
|
| org.apache.spark.sql.SQLContext.jsonRDD(JavaRDD, double)
As of 1.4.0, replaced by read().json() .
|
| org.apache.spark.sql.SQLContext.jsonRDD(JavaRDD, StructType)
As of 1.4.0, replaced by read().json() .
|
| org.apache.spark.sql.SQLContext.jsonRDD(RDD)
As of 1.4.0, replaced by read().json() .
|
| org.apache.spark.sql.SQLContext.jsonRDD(RDD, double)
As of 1.4.0, replaced by read().json() .
|
| org.apache.spark.sql.SQLContext.jsonRDD(RDD, StructType)
As of 1.4.0, replaced by read().json() .
|
| org.apache.spark.sql.SQLContext.load(String)
As of 1.4.0, replaced by read().load(path) .
|
| org.apache.spark.sql.SQLContext.load(String, Map)
As of 1.4.0, replaced by read().format(source).options(options).load() .
|
| org.apache.spark.sql.SQLContext.load(String, Map)
As of 1.4.0, replaced by read().format(source).options(options).load() .
|
| org.apache.spark.sql.SQLContext.load(String, String)
As of 1.4.0, replaced by read().format(source).load(path) .
|
| org.apache.spark.sql.SQLContext.load(String, StructType, Map)
As of 1.4.0, replaced by
read().format(source).schema(schema).options(options).load() .
|
| org.apache.spark.sql.SQLContext.load(String, StructType, Map)
As of 1.4.0, replaced by
read().format(source).schema(schema).options(options).load() .
|
| org.apache.spark.ml.regression.LinearRegressionSummary.model()
The model field is deprecated and will be removed in 2.1.0. Since 2.0.0.
|
| org.apache.spark.sql.functions.monotonicallyIncreasingId()
Use monotonically_increasing_id(). Since 2.0.0.
|
| org.apache.spark.ml.classification.RandomForestClassificationModel.numTrees()
Use getNumTrees instead. This method will be removed in 2.1.0
|
| org.apache.spark.ml.regression.RandomForestRegressionModel.numTrees()
Use getNumTrees instead. This method will be removed in 2.1.0
|
| org.apache.spark.sql.SQLContext.parquetFile(Seq)
Use read.parquet() instead. Since 1.4.0.
|
| org.apache.spark.sql.SQLContext.parquetFile(String...)
As of 1.4.0, replaced by read().parquet() .
|
| org.apache.spark.mllib.evaluation.MulticlassMetrics.precision()
Use accuracy. Since 2.0.0.
|
| org.apache.spark.mllib.evaluation.MulticlassMetrics.recall()
Use accuracy. Since 2.0.0.
|
| org.apache.spark.sql.Dataset.registerTempTable(String)
Use createOrReplaceTempView(viewName) instead. Since 2.0.0.
|
| org.apache.spark.sql.SQLContext.setActive(SQLContext)
Use SparkSession.setActiveSession instead. Since 2.0.0.
|
| org.apache.spark.ml.feature.ChiSqSelectorModel.setLabelCol(String)
labelCol is not used by ChiSqSelectorModel. Since 2.0.0.
|
| org.apache.spark.sql.Dataset.unionAll(Dataset)
use union(). Since 2.0.0.
|
| org.apache.spark.ml.param.Params.validateParams()
Will be removed in 2.1.0. All the checks should be merged into transformSchema
|


I'm currently a second year student at University of Toronto with double major in Statistics and Cognitive Science.
I code in primarily Java and Python but I've also been developing webapps with various front end technologies like React.js, JavaScript, and Meteor.js.
I like to solve challenges and always aim higher and better. Check out my projects here:
My Projects
Epic Seven Abyss Team Builder
A full-stack web apple-touch-iconcation with React.js, Meteor.js and MongoDB that allows user to add, comment, or vote.
Java Library System
A Java program with JavaFX for GUI and MySQL that allows the user to login and search, checked out, and return books.
Treemap Visualization
A Python program using the os library that interacts with computers file system and generates a geometric tree visualisation based on file size.
Treemap Visualization
A Python program using the os library that interacts with computers file system and generates a geometric tree visualisation based on file size.
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08 September 1999
Disease Outbreak Reported
Cholera is endemic in Somalia. As at 31 August 1999, a total of 6 964 cases have been reported to WHO this year.
The disease is appearing in new areas and since 1 August, 3-4 cases of watery diarrhoea have been registered every day at Bosaso hospital; in all 190 cases have been admitted, of which 84 were males and 106 females (F:M ratio, 1.26:1). The age group most affected has been > 5years (60% of cases). There have been 15 deaths (case-fatality rate, 8%).
On 5 August, 5 rectal swabs were sent to the AMREF laboratory services in Nairobi (Kenya) for identification, culture and sensitivity tests. Vibrio cholerae serotype Ogawa has been isolated from 1 of these. The result of the antibiogram indicates sensitivity to tetracycline and nalidixic acid, but resistance to chloramphenicol, erythromycin, cotrimoxazole and ampicillin.
Over 90 % of cases are from the same residential area. Investigations have shown that they had been drinking from 100 wells located in that same area, and which are adjacent to pit latrines.
Three control committees have been set up in Bosaso town, namely for social mobilization, water and sanitation, and case management. The wells which have been shown by analysis to be positive for vibrios are being chlorinated by the water and sanitation committee with the help of WHO and UNICEF. UNICEF is working on a piped-water project for the area.
A focal point for control of the epidemic has been appointed to work closely with local WHO staff, who have also conducted a series of training sessions for the hospital staff on case management of cholera, in close collaboration with UNICEF and local authorities. Intensive health education and social mobilization are ongoing, targeting especially the affected residential area. Supplies of ringer's lactate solutions, chlorine and antibiotics are sufficient.


Hello, my name is Kai and I want you to get to know me! I am an aspiring back end developer and I am currently studying at Dev Bootcamp. I believe in the same philosophies as DBC and believe this experience WILL benefit me in all walks of life.
Kai Prout
About Me
| Quick Facts | |
|---|---|
| Birthday: | July 20, 1993 |
| Hometown: | Fairfax, VA |
| Current City: | Ashburn, VA |
| Height: | 6 Feet 7 Inches |
| Weight: | 250lbs |
What Brings Me Happiness
"To me, happiness is a state of pleasure and content." -Kai Prout
Being happy is the most important thing in life. Sometimes you will have ups and sometimes you will have downs. However, your overall factor of happiness should be increasing over time. Find out what makes you happy and do it!
| What Makes Me Happy: | |||
|---|---|---|---|
|
Flying Airplanes |
Coding |
Astronomy |
Continous Learning |
|
Creating Ideas |
Physical Fitness |
Exotic Cars |
Relaxing |
The Future
I believe that the future is the most important part in the spectrum of time. It's not where you are... it's where you will be. My short-term goal is to learn as much about "learning" as possible and use it to my advantage at DBC and all aspects of life. I will do whatever it takes to get a job as a Junior Ruby/Rails Developer and continue to expand my skills. In the long run, I want to create a well-known tech company that actively works toward changing the world, re-writing history books, and progresses the tech industry. This will happen in time. I can assure you, I work towards it every single day.


#define GSMoveTo(x1_w,y1_w) \ GR_MOVE_TO, GOC_SW(x1_w), GOC_SW(y1_w)
This
GString
creation macro updates the current position to the passed coordinates.
Include: gstring.h
#define GSNewPage(pageEndCommand) \ GR_NEW_PAGE,(pageEndCommand)
This
GString
creation macro signals the end of a page. The
pageEndCommand
argument should be a
PageEndCommand
value.
Include: gstring.h
#define GSNullOp() GR_NULL_OP
This
GString
creation macro inserts a null-operation element into the GString.
Include: gstring.h
#define GSRelMoveTo(x1_wwf,y1_wwf) \ GR_REL_MOVE_TO, GOC_WWF(x1_wwf),GOC_WWF(y1_wwf)
This
GString
creation macro updates the current position to a set of coordinates specified as offsets from those of the old current position.
Include: gstring.h
#define GSRestoreState() \ GR_RESTORE_STATE
This
GString
creation macro causes a GState saved by
GSSaveState()
to be restored.
Include: gstring.h
#define GSRestoreTransform() \ GR_RESTORE_TRANSFORM
This
GString
creation macro restores a transformation matrix previously saved via
GSSaveTransform()
.
Include: gstring.h
#define GSSaveState()\ GR_SAVE_STATE
This
GString
creation macro causes the GState to be saved so that it may be restored by a subsequent
GSRestoreState()
.
Include: gstring.h
#define GSSaveTransform() \ GR_SAVE_TRANSFORM
This
GString
creation macro saves the current tranformation matrix which may be retrieved by means of a
GSRestoreTransform()
.
Include: gstring.h
#define GSSetAreaAttr(r,g,b,mode,mask) \ GR_SET_AREA_ATTR,(CF_RGB),(r),(g),(b),(mask),(mode)
This
GString
creation macro sets the
AreaAttr
value to use when filling areas. It takes several arguments: the red, green, and blue components of the color; the
ColorMapMode
to use when trying to draw in an unavailable color, and the mask to use.
Include: gstring.h
#define GSSetAreaColor(r,g,b) GR_SET_AREA_COLOR,(r),(g),(b)
This
GString
creation macro specifies a new area-filling color in terms of its red, green, and blue components.
Include: gstring.h
#define GSSetAreaColorIndex(index) GR_SET_AREA_COLOR_INDEX,(index)
This
GString
creation macro specifies the new area-filling color by means of its index in the palette.
Include: gstring.h
#define GSSetAreaColorMap(mode) GR_SET_AREA_COLOR_MAP,(mode)
This
GString
creation macro sets the
ColorMapMode
to use when trying to fill an area using an unavailable color.
Include: gstring.h
#define GSSetAreaMask(index) GR_SET_AREA_MASK, (index)
This
GString
creation macro sets the mask to use when filling areas.
Include: gstring.h
#define GSSetAreaPattern(pattern) \ GR_SET_AREA_PATTERN,GOC_PATTERN(pattern)
This
GString
creation macro sets the
GraphicPattern
to use when filling areas.
Include: gstring.h
#define GSSetClipPath(flags) GR_SET_CLIP_PATH,(flags)
This
GString
creation macro combines the current path with the clipping path using the passed
PathCombineType
.
Include: gstring.h
#define GSSetClipRect(path,rl_sw,rt_sw,rr_sw,rb_sw) \ GR_SET_CLIP_RECT,GOC_SW(rl_sw), \ GOC_SW(rt_sw),GOC_SW(rr_sw),GOC_SW(rb_sw)
This
GString
creation macro sets a clipping rectangle. It takes five arguments: a
PathCombineType
and the bounding coordinates of the rectangle.
Include: gstring.h
#define GSSetCustomAreaMask(m1,m2,m3,m4,m5,m6,m7,m8) \ GR_SET_CUSTOM_AREA_MASK, (m1), (m2), (m3), (m4), (m5), (m6), (m7), (m8)
This
GString
creation macro specifies a custom bitmask to use when filling areas. It takes eight arguments, each a byte representing the pixels of one row.
Include: gstring.h
#define GSSetCustomAreaPattern(pattern,size) \ GR_SET_CUSTOM_AREA_PATTERN, GOC_PATTERN(pattern),GOC_WORD(size)
This
GString
creation macro sets up a custom pattern to use when filling areas. It takes two arguments: a
GraphicPattern
value and the size of the pattern's data. Following this macro should appear the pattern's data.
Include: gstring.h


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Once again, I'll be missing Mobile World Congress - and thus an opportunity to catch up with Dom, or to see a certain Google presentation and the attendant security- this year... and therefore missing the lovely Swedish Beers which Helen is organising on Wednesday 18th.
The last one I made it to (in 2006 I think) was up to the usual standards - i.e. an unhealthy percentage of the mobile content and apps world in a single room, loosening their inhibitions most pleasantly :) Gutted to be missing it again...


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argtest - display arguments passed through execv
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/testbin/argtest args
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argtest prints its arguments. This is likely to be helpful for testing
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"we went to participants’ homes and asked a
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respect to things they own, especially things constructed with
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What things do you have more than one of? What are the
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photographs. We also listened to recordings and transcribed
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There are two basic ways in which Axis is invoked:
In either case, the Axis framework's job is simply to pass the resulting MessageContext through the configured set of Handlers, each of which has an opportunity to do whatever it is designed to do with the MessageContext.
The AxisEngine's first job is to look up the transport by name. The transport is an object which contains a request Chain, a response Chain, or perhaps both. A Chain is a Handler consisting of a sequence of Handlers which are invoked in turn -- more on Chains later. If a transport request Chain exists, it will be invoked, passing the MessageContext into the invoke() method. This will result in calling all the Handlers specified in the request Chain configuration.
After the transport request Handler, the engine locates a global request Chain, if configured, and then invokes any Handlers specified therein.
At some point during the processing up until now, some Handler has hopefully set the serviceHandler field of the MessageContext (this is usually done in the HTTP transport by the "URLMapper" Handler, which maps a URL like "http://localhost/axis/services/AdminService" to the "AdminService" service). This field determines the Handler we'll invoke to execute service-specific functionality, such as making an RPC call on a back-end object. Services in Axis are typically instances of the "SOAPService" class (org.apache.axis.handlers.soap.SOAPService), which may contain request and response Chains (similar to what we saw at the transport and global levels), and must contain a provider, which is simply a Handler responsible for implementing the actual back end logic of the service.
For RPC-style requests, the provider is the org.apache.axis.providers.java.RPCProvider class. This is just another Handler that, when invoked, attempts to call a backend Java object whose class is determined by the "className" parameter specified at deployment time. It uses the SOAP RPC convention for determining the method to call, and makes sure the types of the incoming XML-encoded arguments match the types of the required parameters of the resulting method.
After the service request Chain, the global request Chain, if any, is invoked, followed by the transport. The Transport Sender, a special Handler whose job it is to actually perform whatever protocol-specific operations are necessary to get the message to and from the target SOAP server, is invoked to send the message. The response (if any) is placed into the responseMessage field of the MessageContext, and the MessageContext then propagates through the response Chains - first the transport, then the global, and finally the service.
The following diagram shows the layering of subsystems. The lower layers are independent of the higher layers. The 'stacked' boxes represent mutually independent, although not necessary mutually exclusive, alternatives. For example, the HTTP, SMTP, and JMS transports are independent of each other but may be used together.
In fact, the Axis source code is not as cleanly separated into subsystems as the above diagram might imply. Some subsystems are spread over several packages and some packages overlap more than one subsystem. Proposals to improve the code structure and make it conform more accurately to the notional Axis subsystems will be considered when we get a chance.
A web service does not necessarily send a response message to each request message, although many do. However, response Handlers are still useful in the message path even when there isn't a response message, e.g. to stop timers, clean up resources, etc.
A Chain is a composite Handler, i.e. it aggregates a collection of Handlers
as well as implementing the Handler interface as shown in the following
UML diagram:
A Chain also has similarities to the Chain of Responsibility design pattern in which a request flows along a sequence of Handlers until it is processed. Although an Axis Chain may process a request in stages over a succession of Handlers, it has the same advantages as Chain of Responsibility: flexibility and the ease with which new function can be added.
Back to message processing -- a message is processed by passing through the appropriate Chains. A message context is used to pass the message and associated environment through the sequence of Handlers. The model is that Axis Chains are constructed offline by having Handlers added to them one at a time. Then they are turned online and message contexts start to flow through the Chains. Multiple message contexts may flow through a single Chain concurrently. Handlers are never added to a Chain once it goes online. If a Handler needs to be added or removed, the Chain must be 'cloned', the modifications made to the clone, and then the clone made online and the old Chain retired when it is no longer in use. Message contexts that were using the old Chain continue to use it until they are finished. This means that Chains do not need to cope with the addition and removal of Handlers while the Chains are processing message contexts -- an important simplification.
The deployment registry has factories for Handlers and Chains. Handlers and Chains can be defined to have 'per-access', 'per-request', or 'singleton' scope although the registry currently only distinguishes between these by constructing non-singleton scope objects when requested and constructing singleton scope objects once and holding on to them for use on subsequent creation requests.
A service is a special kind of Targeted Chain in which the pivot Handler is known as a "provider".
Need to explain how "FaultableHandlers" and "WSDD Fault Flows" fit in.
The EngineConfiguration interface belongs to the Message Flow subsystem which means that the Message Flow subsystem does not depend on the Administration subsystem.
The Message Flow subsystem's EngineConfiguration interface
is implemented by the Administration subsystem. FileProvider enables
an engine to be configured statically from a file containing a
deployment descriptor which is understood by the WSDDDeployment class.
SimpleProvider, on the other hand, enables an engine to be configured
dynamically.
The structure of the WSDD grammar is mirrored by a class hierarchy of factories
for runtime artefacts.
The following diagram shows the classes and the types of runtime
artefacts they produce (a dotted arrow means "instantiates").
Some of the XML elements of a SOAP message define namespaces, each in terms of a URI and a local name, and encoding styles, a standard one of which is defined by SOAP.
Header entries may be tagged with the following optional SOAP attributes:
So the SOAP message model looks like this:
Elements that we scan over, or ones for which we don't have a particular deserializer, are recorded - in other words, the SAX events are placed into a queue which may be 'played back' at a later time to any SAX ContentHandler.
Once a SOAPEnvelope has been built, either through a parse or manual construction by the user, it may be output using a SerializationContext (also see Encoding Subsystem). MessageElements all have an output() method which lets them write out their contents.
The SAX handlers form a class hierarchy:
and stack up as shown in the following diagram:
Initially, the SAX handler stack just contains an instance of EnvelopeHandler which represents the fact that parsing of the SOAP envelope has not yet started. The EnvelopeHandler is constructed with a reference to an EnvelopeBuilder, which is the SAX handler responsible for parsing the SOAP envelope.
During parsing, DCI receives the events from the SAX parser and notifies either the SAX handler on the top of its handler stack, the SAX event recorder, or both.
On the start of an element, DCI calls the SAX handler on the top of its handler stack for onStartChild. This method returns a SAX handler to be used to parse the child, which DCI pushes on its SAX handler stack and calls for startElement. startElement, amongst other things, typically creates a new MessageElement of the appropriate class and calls DCI for pushNewElement. The latter action creates the parent-child relationships of the parse tree.
On the end of an element, DCI pops the top SAX handler from its handler stack and calls it for endElement. It then drives SAX handler which is now on the top of the handler stack for onEndChild. Finally, it sets the MessageElement that is currently being deserialized to the parent of the current one.
Elements which are not defined by SOAP are treated using a SOAPHandler as a SAX event handler and a MessageElement as a node in the parse tree.
Particular serializers and deserializers are written to support
a specific XML processing mechanism such as DOM or SAX.
So serializer factories and deserializer factories
are introduced to construct serializers and deserializers
for a XML processing mechanism which is specified
as a parameter.
As is apparent from the above class diagrams, each pair of Java
type and XML data type which needs encoding
and decoding requires specific serializers and
deserializers (actually one of each per XML processing mechanism).
So we need to maintain a mapping from a pair of Java type and XML data
type, identified by a QName, to a serializer factory and a
deserializer factory.
Such a mapping is known as a type mapping.
The type mapping class hierarchy is shown below. Notice how
the default type mapping instantiates the various serializer and
deserialiser factories.
There is one final level of indirection. How do we know
which type mapping to use for a particular message?
This is determined by the encoding which is specified in
the message. A type mapping registry maintains
a map from encoding name (URI) to type mapping.
Note that the XML data type QNames are defined by the encoding.
So, in summary, to encode a Java object or primitive data value to a XML datatype or to decode the latter to the former, we need to know:
There are three layers inside the tool:
An instance of Service and its related AxisClient instance are
created before the Call object. The Call object is then created by invoking
the Service.createCall factory method. Call.setOperation creates
a Transport instance, if a suitable one is not already associated with
the Call instance. Then Call.invoke creates a MessageContext and associated
request Message, drives AxisClient.invoke, and processes the resultant
MessageContext. This significant method calls in this sequence are shown
in the following interaction diagram.
While most pluggable components infrastructures (jaxp/xerces, commons-logging, etc) provide discovery features, it is foreseen that there are situations where these may evolve over time. For example, as leading-edge technologies are reworked and adopted as standards, discovery mechanisms are likely to change.
Therefore, component discovery must be relegated to a single point of control within AXIS, typically an AXIS-specific factory method. These factory methods should conform to current standards, when available. As technologies evolve and/or are standardized, the factory methods should be kept up-to-date with appropriate discovery mechanisms.
We need to consider what's going on here. If you take a sequence of
Handlers and then introduce a distribution boundary into the sequence,
what effect should that have on the semantics of the sequence in terms
of its effects on message contexts? The following diagram shows a client-side
Handler sequence invoking a server-side Handler sequence. We need to consider
how the semantics of this combined sequence compares with the sequence
formed by omitting the transport-related Handlers.


Monday, January 21st, 2008
10:02 - insulfated 22mg~ of 2c-e
10:40 - insulfated another 22mg~ of 2c-e, deciding this is what I want to do tonight, this is the journey I'm ready to take, I guess we'll see!
hands sweat a lot, from the beginning, til now 10:40, so I'm sure it will only grow, or it will go away I don't know yet, will report back hopefully.
Like to add, everything in the corner of my eyes is someone, a person, somehow, but when I look with the front of my eyes they disappear, I really wish
I could see this more, it's growing though, i'm seeing weird things on this white paper writing right now so, along listening to sound trip sector 9.
but yeah going to join the others in my room which aren't there haha.
10:45 - take a hit of marijuana, hold it in and as long/deep as I want too, lovin' it! reminds me of mushrooms right there, but i still taste chemicals
and wow as I'm typing this 3d patterns are coming off my screen at me literally this is awesome!!!
11:08 music don't matter no more i just realized, i like it all, but rather would had on random songs on my playlist right now then going to Sound tribe
right now i dunno, talking to friend on AIM, intense open eye visuals crazy can't explain, 3d outta the comp def, my room is only alive outta the
corners out of my eyes sometimes, it's hard to expalain, i can static it all, but allow it all to move when i don't center my focus on it, allow it all
on the sides of me
before i light this cig i just got up to get, im sitting here realizing holy crap muscle stiffness big time, but its probably because i've been mainly
stationary here on the comp but not really all true, i have no idea and really don't care to be honest lets just enjoy this thing!
- had to add, heard voices, not disterbing at all really, but i hear them outside in a happiness sort of way - male - it may have been from a song i
don't know at this point, and what i mean is like it wasn't playing but from earlier, OR maybe it was playing i don't know honestly.
no convo on aim anymore at this point anyway, music is awesome i love it haha in the way i just enjoy it because its helping my trip and i like singing
it - nas right now
just had realization - girls - get to know the in depth example is janie right now she is so deep i know it because i know her and i can feel it, i
don't know if i want to show her my deep side, mines good haha, but im saying i don't know how i feel about her righ now she is a complicated women to
put it light, honestly. haha.
ok going to go listen to music, i wish i had some more to snort but maybe thats my trip speaking ill enjoy this what i got ya know and its so strong
haha i always wanna go more i wanna go somewhere uncontrollable i wanna find something that can knock me on my ass, we'll see someday..
forgot what i was going to type hold on
oh yeah at this point i can just push away all thoughts of negative, past about previous relationships, no problem, they are okay with me now, at this
point, why not? i mean i'm not analyzing them right now so i can't tell you more then this, shit i don't know, hahahaha im laughing right now.
11:22 ok typo are easy right now, but i can type pretty much, anyway cig is all i meant to write haha funny i did that without even realizing it.
11:25
umm closed eye visuals are werid, girls yeah i anyway was being served some sort of 'dish' only way to say it right now. unknown but i wasn't taking it
i don't think i don't even know really, it was just funny now looking back haha.
very influenced by music right now very much so, everything is i love it
LOVE IT hahahahaha
oh here it comes sound tripe outta no where what to expect i dunno
wow haha you think you can see it all, but no remember your mind can always ALWAYS make something new, unexpected, awesome, amazing im lost for words
right now, typing sucks right now anyway ok it doesn't but i so fucking wish i could type while i was listening to music closed eyes laying back,
basically typing down my mind, i wish i could type FROM IT, so badly right now oh man ok back to it NOW! haha
11:35pm now this is awesome, great visuals closed eye, i love them however they drop when i wish to remember them, easily gone somehow i don't know but
i wish i could hold onto them for future but it's ok i'm ok with it.
anyway my mind JUST did me a favor by not bringing up girls in my past, right now, all of it just flew away in my mind its like it spoke to me i
promised it weed ahaha so here he deserves it right now! but for real, i forgot changed a song and forgot now dammit i thought i wouldn't ok back to
smoking and WOW how the fuck am i typing right now honestly i don't know and it's super speed!
--have to add in -- something i recently got over personally in my head, in my mind, it's ok now, and i can see it sitting there and let it pass by in
my mind, and not care and its LOVELY because its GONE haha no more bad trips, MOTHERFUCKER. ok i need to smoke now i've promised my mind this LETS GO!
11:41 now out of weed and ok with it, wish i had more but its honestly ok, i wasn't planning this trip earlier or i'd have easily saved much more, i'm a
pothead, and LOVE to smoke on pyschs they make it so much more in depth and emotion pures in music with each rip haha thats best way to explain it.11:42
now.
11:44 im out of it typing this is so hard ok, only when i right slower, i get into grooves of perfectness, then i need to stop and i mess up, i don't
know
anyway, just made my playlist better for my suited needs on this trip so lets see where it takes me!
11:49
wala mellting listening to sound tribe haha of course, and anyway of yeah mischief of a sleepwalker which in terms would make me think odd of the title
but listening now i love it allowing it to take over fucking music i love it, it is the base to my trip and i love it, no doubt, i can't blieve on this
dose i'm ok with all of this I DON'T KNOW how really, but let's enjoy it! and of course the music is going with what i'm typing it feels, wow this is
awesome! i am loving this chemical now i'm over the personal problem i can trip now and i didn't even know if it was done with but obviously it is now!
this is best thats all i have to say i'm happy as hell, would love to have someone else here right now, but at the same time ITS OK for real it is, i'm
having a tempt to go drink some wine but that will kill this a bit duh only a little i guess.
must add 11:54 - real fast here, music and my mind easily melt together, and have weird coindiences, as such like song names and i quickly see something
in my room, oh wow i meant music and my room i think? it must be, anyway, i looked at the fan and it had to do with the song name somehow don't ask but
yeah that's what i'm trying to say i guess lol wow bad example sorry.
12:09 - ending some personal anxieties, let them go watch them go in my mind and was okay it because i know i need to do this i need to, i need to do
this to help my self and right now in my life i need to mentally help myself, and i'm trying to hard in life right now you may not know but i am, very
much so trying to make my life into something and i know i will succseed haha i can't even spell right now, but i know i will get there because my ego
and ambition, hopefully my ego doesn't go ahead of me, let's keep that in tact with help from psychs i believe look at me now.
ok back to music which by the way my whole thing of all this ended me with LIFE IS LOVE
so i'm thinking that so purely right now let's enjoy it!
by the way occasional sips of wine here and there nothing much - one glass - still half full if i had to guess right now at 12:13am i can go get more
but wanted to keep this trip in one room tonight that was my goal, with music and me and my problems lets do it i'm ready haha thats the attidude! oh
and i'll add hands are extremely sweating, and i would use more slang but i'm forcing myself to type better because i am better then that. i really am
haha. stil lovinnnnnnnnnnn this! 12:15 ending.
since i'm racing like a fucking racecar if i had to tell it that way, no music can be good right now unless its to my standards sometimes i like hearing
others voices, sometimes i just want music without it and i get it because i'm controlling it haha, but honestly wow i say that a lot laughed at myself
for that one, anyway i lost my train of thought peace. 12:17am now. oh yeah i just figured it out literally haha 2 seconds later, a quick glance at
seeing my playlist made me realizing it, music can't be slow right now need something upbeat, entertaining, not slow AT ALL or it drives me insane
making me feel like i have to come up from the bottom of the trip again and i am here now, so yeah.
12:32leaving the room for the first time, my bedroom, to use the bathroom, urinate and i want some more wine so.
it's only 12:38 right now and i can tell you this trip has definitely hite a plataeu and i wish it was still growing, should have swolled the 2nd cap.
my fault, but i still tactled some demons in my life, got rid of some anxieties and realized i have some new issues but i'm ok with them not actually
'new' issues but moreso recently added issues so to say. close friends to be more specific, wait i'm remember and forgeting haha at the same time.
I'm remembering that i told myself i'd drop all of this anything that happens with ANYONE (was moreso towards friends) is their own path i cannot make
them chose, only guide and if i can't guide any longer then fine, LET IT GO anxieties gone, let them be, why worry on things i cannot control at all i
know this is awesome, i truely had a great trip already and i feel like it's over kind of, i know it will continue obviously, but it's definitely come
to a plat that i've wished to just continue to grow dammit! haha.
ok i'm going to continue listening to music maybe i'll find something to stimulate my mind here, i mean i am STILL tripping, let's do this! 12:43
closing now,
oh must add, walking is ok right now, allowing OCDS (checking doors etc) to just go, simply go because i know i'm ok. i love this drug. also open eye
visuals have calmed down, but i don't really know i mean i can definitely find depth in them if i wish to. 'nough said, i'm out for now.
12:56 just talked too a good friend on AIM and had a quick convo, anyway, i'm still tripping hard no doubt but still platDOUGHED dammit. haha i'm ok
with it i think this is a level i am only good with, extreme levels, bring it on, i always have been.
12:56 music dammit it like just went with the night so far so well, have to add, the music came at the PERFECT moments literally, it was magical to say
the least.
1:40 updat here, loving everything music still is great, definitely more calm but still loving. im glad this trip went so well I really am. and could
not be happier at this moment in my life.
I spent the rest of my last 40 minutes, enjoying some wine, cigarettes (yeah I want to quit so badly, I will though), and music and talking to someone.
Music is still coming at odd coincidances funny that adds to previous trips of mine. coincidances.
1:57am okay i just realized, my past trips (if you've read them, you'll know) but anyway they were all talking about coincidances and paths, and they
just collied, they are one I cannot explain yet. But I'll give you an example, Johnny wants mushrooms and Toria walks in I have mushrooms! okay now
thats a coincidance, however EACH others person has brought themselves THERE by paths they have chosen. Oh man this is too much, I cannot wait to futhor
my experiences with 2c-e and other drugs, I truely believe I'm onto something, LIFE.
2:33am still tripping hard, took some klonopin (4mgs, high tolerance prescribed for years), and finished off bit of wine I had left but am ultimately sitting here contimplating all that I've known. I will progress, and with that will come great success. yeah quote me aha.
I'm done with this report, enjoy, the raw material in here, sorry for the typos but well that's life. Maybe some of you will read all of this and get something from it, let me know, post a reply
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The best way to identify something is by its name. Because of this, entities and components are generally required to be named, as are items in the level file and TemplateManager. This chapter discusses how names work and how to look things up by name.
When you instantiate entities from a level file, they are automatically registered with the NameManager under the name specified in the level data. However, there is a key point to be aware of. No matter what, when you create a new entity, it will be registered under the name specified in the level file.
However, the way that the entity was defined controls how closely the engine checks what is going on. If you use an <entity> tag, then the engine assumes you only want one of that entity around at a time. This is what you want for things like the scene, or one-off level elements. If you try to make two of the same &;lt;entity>, then it will report an error.
However, for entities like bullets, you will probably want many in the world at a time. For these types of entities, you should use the <template> tag, which causes the engine to simply reassign its name with no error message.
Looking up an entity by name is simple. You can do it from code, or via the level file.
<entity name="NamedEntity"> </entity>
// How to look it up from code: var namedEntity:IEntity = PBE.lookupEntity("NamedEntity");
<entity name="ExampleEntity"> <component name="NameExampleComponent"> <EntityReference entityName="NamedEntity"/> </component> </entity>
You can look up components by name in several ways. You can look them up in code or XML. You can also look them up via the NameManager, or via methods on IEntity.
<!-- A named entity, with some named components. --> <entity name="NamedEntity"> <!-- The type of these components are irrelevant for the examples in this section. --> <component type="ExampleComponent" name="A"/> <component type="AnotherComponent" name="B"/> <component type="AnotherComponent" name="C"/> </entity>
// Looking up a component by type and entity name. This returns component "A". var componentA:ExampleComponent = PBE.lookupComponentByType("NamedEntity", ExampleComponent) as ExampleComponent; // Look up a component by entity name and component name. This returns component "B". var componentB:AnotherComponent = PBE.lookupComponentByName("NamedEntity", "B") as AnotherComponent; // You can also look up components on an entity (either your owner as shown // here, or a reference gotten via the NameManager or another means). This // code snippet would have to be run from a component in NamedEntity, as // otherwise owner would not reference the right thing. var componentA:ExampleComponent = owner.lookupComponentByName("A");
You can also look up another component by type, as mentioned in the component chapter.
<entity name="ExampleEntity"> <component type="AnotherComponent" name="D"/> <component name="ComponentNameExampleComponent"> <ComponentReference entityName="NamedEntity"/> <AnotherComponentReference entityName="NamedEntity" componentName="C"/> <YetAnotherComponentReference componentName="D"/> </component> </entity>


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Cloud Vision V1 API - Class Google::Protobuf::Duration (v0.6.4)
Reference documentation and code samples for the Cloud Vision V1 API class Google::Protobuf::Duration.
A Duration represents a signed, fixed-length span of time represented as a count of seconds and fractions of seconds at nanosecond resolution. It is independent of any calendar and concepts like "day" or "month". It is related to Timestamp in that the difference between two Timestamp values is a Duration and it can be added or subtracted from a Timestamp. Range is approximately +-10,000 years.
Examples
Example 1: Compute Duration from two Timestamps in pseudo code.
Timestamp start = ...;
Timestamp end = ...;
Duration duration = ...;
duration.seconds = end.seconds - start.seconds;
duration.nanos = end.nanos - start.nanos;
if (duration.seconds < 0 && duration.nanos > 0) {
duration.seconds += 1;
duration.nanos -=<PHONE_NUMBER>;
} else if (duration.seconds > 0 && duration.nanos < 0) {
duration.seconds -= 1;
duration.nanos +=<PHONE_NUMBER>;
}
Example 2: Compute Timestamp from Timestamp + Duration in pseudo code.
Timestamp start = ...;
Duration duration = ...;
Timestamp end = ...;
end.seconds = start.seconds + duration.seconds;
end.nanos = start.nanos + duration.nanos;
if (end.nanos < 0) {
end.seconds -= 1;
end.nanos +=<PHONE_NUMBER>;
} else if (end.nanos >=<PHONE_NUMBER>) {
end.seconds += 1;
end.nanos -=<PHONE_NUMBER>;
}
Example 3: Compute Duration from datetime.timedelta in Python.
td = datetime.timedelta(days=3, minutes=10)
duration = Duration()
duration.FromTimedelta(td)
JSON Mapping
In JSON format, the Duration type is encoded as a string rather than an object, where the string ends in the suffix "s" (indicating seconds) and is preceded by the number of seconds, with nanoseconds expressed as fractional seconds. For example, 3 seconds with 0 nanoseconds should be encoded in JSON format as "3s", while 3 seconds and 1 nanosecond should be expressed in JSON format as "3.000000001s", and 3 seconds and 1 microsecond should be expressed in JSON format as "3.000001s".
Inherits
- Object
Extended By
- Google::Protobuf::MessageExts::ClassMethods
Includes
- Google::Protobuf::MessageExts
Methods
#nanos
def nanos() -> ::Integer
-
(::Integer) — Signed fractions of a second at nanosecond resolution of the span
of time. Durations less than one second are represented with a 0
seconds
field and a positive or negativenanos
field. For durations of one second or more, a non-zero value for thenanos
field must be of the same sign as theseconds
field. Must be from -999,999,999 to +999,999,999 inclusive.
#nanos=
def nanos=(value) -> ::Integer
-
value (::Integer) — Signed fractions of a second at nanosecond resolution of the span
of time. Durations less than one second are represented with a 0
seconds
field and a positive or negativenanos
field. For durations of one second or more, a non-zero value for thenanos
field must be of the same sign as theseconds
field. Must be from -999,999,999 to +999,999,999 inclusive.
-
(::Integer) — Signed fractions of a second at nanosecond resolution of the span
of time. Durations less than one second are represented with a 0
seconds
field and a positive or negativenanos
field. For durations of one second or more, a non-zero value for thenanos
field must be of the same sign as theseconds
field. Must be from -999,999,999 to +999,999,999 inclusive.
#seconds
def seconds() -> ::Integer
- (::Integer) — Signed seconds of the span of time. Must be from -315,576,000,000 to +315,576,000,000 inclusive. Note: these bounds are computed from: 60 sec/min * 60 min/hr * 24 hr/day * 365.25 days/year * 10000 years
#seconds=
def seconds=(value) -> ::Integer
- value (::Integer) — Signed seconds of the span of time. Must be from -315,576,000,000 to +315,576,000,000 inclusive. Note: these bounds are computed from: 60 sec/min * 60 min/hr * 24 hr/day * 365.25 days/year * 10000 years
- (::Integer) — Signed seconds of the span of time. Must be from -315,576,000,000 to +315,576,000,000 inclusive. Note: these bounds are computed from: 60 sec/min * 60 min/hr * 24 hr/day * 365.25 days/year * 10000 years