Below are answers to some frequent questions in The Definitive 'what do I ask/look for’ in a PhD Advisor Guide. Hopefully, this will give you ideas of what does it look like to work with me.
What is the lab structure? (how collaborative/disjointed are lab members’ projects?)
A: Each student in the lab has projects to lead. Lab members use slack channels to communicate and are freely to collaborate with each other if there is a match.
Does the advisor consider themselves a ‘hands-on’ or ‘hands-off’ advisor?
A: Both. For junior students, I tend to be more hands-on and help iron out many low-level details to the best extent I can. As students become more senior/mature, I would gradually transit to a hands-off advisor.
How does the advisor give feedback on papers/what is their feedback style?
A: I give specific and detailed feedbacks on every single figure and table. Whenever time permits (i.e., no deadline pressure), I would provide feedbacks on how the students can revise the paper. The students revise the paper. Then I give another round of suggestions. It's a slow iterative process, but it's an excellent way of training writing skills. With deadline pressure, I would revise the paper directly. Using overleaf the students can learn from the before/after comparison.
How often does the advisor meet with their students? (1:1 or all together? Daily guidance by PI?)
A: Aside from project meetings, we have weekly 30-mins 1:1 for each student. I also set aside late-night discussions time slots (often 9:00 PM - 11:00 PM) where students can sign up if they want to have more in-depth discussions.
Are there lab meetings? What are other meetings you will see your advisor in a group with other people?
A: 1) Group meetings: Everyone talks about what they are doing in the past week and what they will do next week. 2) Reading group: Presenting/discussing interesting papers in the field.
What does a group/lab meeting look like? (Or other relevant meetings)
A: It's like a standup meeting. Each person talks about their work and plan for 2-4 mins.
How many students are in the group? (Number of undergrad/masters/phd/post doc)
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What progress does the advisor generally expect from a student in the course of a semester? (Submission/Publication pace)
A: I expect the student complete and submit a project to one of the top conferences every two semesters. It does not have to be accepted because the reviewing could be noisy, but it's important to complete a project and submit it.
“What expectations does the advisor have for PhD graduation.”
A: I expect the student complete 2 first-authored papers before the quals exam and have 3 more papers accepted at ML conferences, e.g., NuerIPS/ICML/ICLR before the graduation. I also expect the student complete at least once research internship and have teaching assistant and guest lecture experiences. Before graduation, proposal writing experience is required and one of research projects can be converted into a proposal. The objective is to make sure the student can independently identify research gaps, find research direction, formulate research problems, solve the research problems, and present the research to the community.
“When have you given a letter of concern? Why?”
A: When a student does not meet the expectation (completing and submitting a work in two semesters including summer semester) and is not on track.
“What do you do when students are struggling”?
A: First try to identify the problems, e.g., motivation, external obligations, implementation skills, communication issues? Then, discuss with the student to come up with strategies for addressing the problems.
What PhD agenda does the advisor receommend?
A: I would recommend a PhD agenda with 4 phases as follows. Phase 1 for semester 1, 2, 3 (Practice and Preparation Period). The objective is to learn basic research skills and receive rigorous academic training.
How directly applicable will your future technical skills be to the roles you want after graduating. (If set on industry)
A: I would imagine that most of the future technical skills on improving the efficiency, privacy and security of machine learning and deep learning will be applicable to many (either research or engineering) roles in industry.
What ‘research methods’ does the lab use? (What ‘types’ of papers / contributions / conferences targeted)
A: Our work is often empirically driven and focuses on developing robust algorithms that improve the efficiency, privacy and security of machine learning and deep learning systems. Target conferences are Learning NeurIPS/ICML/ICLR; Vision: CVPR/ICCV/ECCV; For work that we wish to extend, we also publish at Security: CCS/IEEE S&P/ USENIX Security; Architecture: ASPLOS/ISCA/DAC.
“What are some of the projects that you and your students are currently working on”?
A: We are working on various machine learning projects, including private/efficient deep learning, Secure deep learning for applications in computer vision, natural language processing, and science.
“In general, do you tend to give your students projects or have them select their own”?
A: It depends. I prefer students to develop and pursue their own ideas. However, this could be challenging for junior students. For junior students, I tend to constrain the project scope a bit so that they can focus on developing their research skills.
“Do you have particular projects that you see me working on”?
A: It depends on your background and interests.
“How much freedom do you think I’d have in selecting my own projects”?
A: We need to brainstorm together to find projects (or research directions) that we both are passionate about. For example, if you select a project that is entirely outside my expertise, then I won't be able to provide the support you need.
“Are there other students you are interested in working with? If so, what would they be working on project-wise”?
A: I will be able to answer this after reviewing the pool of applicants.
“Would they have their own line of work or contribute to a bigger project/someone else’s project”?
A: It's up to you. My experience is that leading a project yourself is the best way to get you started for learning how to do research.
If your advisor made you work on a project in their area that you are least interested in (e.g. for a grant) would you still be excited doing that work? (Useful for choosing between advisors)
A: It depends on your interests, and I will bring this up front if we are recruiting students with specific background for a grant.
“If you run out of your primary funding for a student how do you expect the student to handle that” (advisor’s responsibility / you’ll have to write a grant with me / dept will cover the student / you have to find their own funding)
A: In general, it's advisor’s responsibility. But as a fallback, the department can also cover the student with TAship.
“What do the quals process and graduation process look like”?
A: The department has a very detailed graduate policy manual.
“Is there a TA requirement”? / “How often would I be expected to TA”?
A: I am not aware if there is a TA requirement from the university or the department. But I do strongly recommend doing a TA in your first or second year. Teaching is a great way to learn the fundamentals.
[If you are interested] Would the advisor be interested in co-advising?
A: Sure thing. If co-advising helps your research, why not.
“Are you taking a student” / “Do you have funding to take students in this year (or, for which projects)”
A: We always are looking for new students each year. I plan to recruit 2-3 PhD students starting Fall 2023.
“What factors will affect whether or not you take a student”?
A: Research interests, background, and motivation.
“How do you anticipate your funding to change during my time as a student”?
A: I don't anticipate any changes. Your time as a student will be fully funded either by research assistantship or teaching assistantship (if you wish).
“Do you think our research interests are a good match”?
A: Let me know what you like to work on.
“Are there other students in my cohort that you’re interested in working with”? (If so, are you taking more than one student?)
A: Not yet. I plan to recruit 2-3 PhD students this year.
“I’m interested in working with you. Do you think I’d have a good chance of working with you if I come to your university”?
A: I would be more than happy to chat! If you come, we can work on a small-scale project and see if this is what you are looking for. In the meantime, feel free to reach out to other faculty and explore different opportunities.
How much overlap would they have in research?
A: Ask me and I will let you know.
Have these advisors co-advised in the past? Or worked together in the past?
A: I am currently co-advising two students with one other faculty.
How often do grad students get to attend conferences? (Pace + What constraints)
A: I support all the graduate students in my lab to attend conferences.
Do students mostly work with senior students or directly with professor?
A: Mostly directly with me, but you are encouraged to collaborate with senior students with similar interests.
How many conferences are students expected to target a year? (remember pubs ≠ submissions)
A: One. Either NeurIPS/ICLR/ICML.
How often do students take time off? Are there lab / department outings/events?
A: Time off: Whenever you feel like you need it. Lab dinner/gathering: Usually once/twice a semester.
Will it be acceptable/encouraged to intern at a company during the summer? (Does this change with seniority?)
A: Yes, it's highly encouraged to do a summer internship!
Do students often work late? (Often / only before conference deadlines.)
A: Mostly before conference deadline, but I would imagine that some students also work late often.
How often are students expected to be contactable by their advisor. (Email, slack, hangouts. Online around the clock?)
A: If I don't know you are off the grid or busy with courses or other obligations, I would probably expect that you are contactable in a day via slack.
Note: Some answers and template refer to Dr. Huang's advisor guide and Dr. Fu's orientation


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Current numbers are available on the Performance Snapshot page. Thanks to Chris Atlee for deploying it to the graph server. The snapshot is updated every 5 minutes with fresh data from Talos.
Summary, relative to Firefox 3.5:
- Warm startup: For Mac, 26% better on 3.6 and 31% better on 3.7. For Windows, 4% and 7%. Flat on Linux.
Cold startup: For Mac, 22% better on 3.6, 23% better on 3.7. For Windows, not measuring yet. For Linux, 3% and 9%. This week's activity:
Using the data from bug 524202, Joel is tracking down exactly how and when dynamic library code is loaded. They're past diagnostics, and are now into implementation, coaxing the linker into ordering functions in the optimal sequence. See this comment for a good summary of the issue. Joel put up a very detailed blog post about the work they've been doing.
- Ryan Flint updated the spellcheck bug with some new findings.
- I got a working (so far) patch for Windows cold-startup testing for Talos on bug 522807.
- Taras is in the patch review cycle for service caching in bug 516085.
- Re-enabling rebasing on Windows in bug 484799 has review now, just needs landing.
- John Dagget and Jonathan Kew have a bunch of new findings in bug 519445 for further reductions in Mac startup time spent in font system initialization. Sometimes the patch helps, sometimes it doesn't.
- Bug 512645, removing the setTimeout 10ms wait in chrome JS has landed.
Drew's work on bug 506814, getting rid of Change GetPersistentDescriptor/SetPersistentDescriptor on Mac, has landed. Projects in a holding pattern:
Ben Hsieh has been prototyping a whole Fastload cache replacement in bug 520309.
- JARification: David abandoned moving JS modules into a JAR file, since those files are fastloaded. However, since we want things like post-extension-install restarts to be fast, and those cause fastload cache invalidation, we might want to do things like this anyways. I filed a bug for the same treatment for components. These are lower priority, since they're not the normal startup case. Follow along with all JAR-ification via the tracker bug.
- Startup Timeline: No updates, still not landed. Add [ft] in the whiteboard of your bug w/ the function names you want timed and David will generate it and update the bug.
- Static Analysis: No progress on bug 506128. David needs to file a bug with the final log of named-yet-uncalled functions.
- Dirty Profile Testing: No progress. Need to list scenarios, file bugs for each, generate Talos config patches and profile data, and then move it into Rel-Eng territory. Also, need to get a separate Tinderbox tree, since it's going to cause a bazillion new columns.
- Joel Reymont noted in bug 513076 that there are serious drawbacks to getting our libraries in the dyld shared cache on Mac, so has deprioritized that work.
- No updates on Zack's CSS parser changes in bug 513149. As usual, more details and links are available on the project wiki, and we're available to answer questions in #startup on irc.mozilla.org.


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Check out 10 deep-tech scale-up winners of EIT Digital Challenge 2019
by Andrii DegelerEditor’s note: This is a sponsored article, which means it’s independently written by our editorial team but financially supported by another organisation, in this case, EIT Digital. If you would like to learn more about sponsored posts on Tech.eu, read this and contact us if you’re interested in partnering with us.
EIT Digital, a leading European digital innovation and entrepreneurial education organisation, has just awarded the best 10 deep-tech scale-ups from across the continent. Carefully selected from 279 applications from 33 countries, the winners represent five general categories: Digital Industry, Digital Tech, Digital Wellbeing, Digital Cities, and Digital Finance. The record number of applications received for the competition this year represents a 40 percent increase compared to 2018.
“This is not your usual competition where just the winners count,” said Chahab Nastar, chief innovation officer at EIT Digital. “The 25 finalists have been carefully selected; they are all winners in the sense that they all have evidence of growth potential. The juries saw tremendous qualities in the 10 companies that came on top. We now welcome them into the EIT Digital Accelerator and will give them dedicated pan European support for customer acquisition and fundraising. We want them to become large dominant companies in their respective markets.”
The 25 finalists will now enter the EIT Digital Accelerator, a tailor-made support programme that helps startups and scale-ups secure international customers, raise Series A and B funding, and grow internationally. In addition to that, the first place in each category has received a €50,000 cash prize.
The winners
Without further ado, here are the winners of this year’s EIT Digital Challenge.
Digital Industry
- First place: Oculavis (DE) — Remote Service Platform with customizable service apps, AR and AI applications
- Second place: Wonderflow (NL) — Helps brands extract actionable insights from customer feedback
Digital Tech
- First place: R3 (DE) — High-performance wireless technology for mission-critical industrial applications
- Second place: QuoScient (DE) — Fully automated cybersecurity platform to manage operative processes
Digital Cities
- First place: CERBAIR (FR) — Drone detection and neutralisation via radio frequency
- Second place: LORIOT (CH) — Secure and scalable long-range infrastructure provider for IoT
Digital Finance
- First place: Zelros (FR) — AI and Machine Learning technology, helping insurances increase sales efficiency
- Second place: Minna Technologies (SE) — Subscription management platform for retail banks
Digital Wellbeing
- First place: Mecuris (DE) — Platform for customizable and 3D-printed prosthetics and orthotics
- Second place: SidekickHealth (IS)- Digital therapeutics platform to prevent and manage chronic diseases
“I know I speak for everyone at team Sidekick, saying that we are proud to join the ranks of leading digital innovators in Europe, and we are extremely grateful for the opportunity to be able to tap into the vast experience and knowledge associated with the EIT Digital Accelerator network,” said Tryggvi Thorgeirsson, CEO and co-founder of SideKick Health. “We are rapidly expanding our platform in alliance with leading pharmaceutical firms in Europe, empowering patients suffering from a variety of chronic illnesses to take control of their health.”


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There's a Landon just for you...
San Francisco, Bernal Heights
Nestled between a yoga studio and a bakery, on a quaint street in this community-centered, Bernal Heights neighborhood, is the 40-room, modern-themed, Landon Hotel. While the primary purpose of the hotel is to house visitors from around the world, a secondary, almost mandated purpose, is as a gathering place for many of the community's activities and calls to activism. No one can leave the hotel untouched by the sense of community. Our new modern conference room at the Bernal Heights Landon is the talk of the town, as far as meeting rooms are concerned, but reserve soon, as availability is filling up!Paris, Latin Quarter of the 6th Arrondissement
Since the Middle Ages, the Latin Quarter has been a neighborhood of artists, writers, and intellectuals, and the Landon exudes this in every brick of its building. It's a common experience that tourists find themselves derailed from an ordinary day of tourism, to sit in the vintage reading room of the Landon and debate politics, discuss literature, or recite poetry with natives, while sipping coffee amongst the hotel's sizable book stacks. Sit by the roaring fire on a chilly winter night, enjoying a volume of Molière or Proust. Soak up Paris and find out why this beautiful city is a repeat destination for so many world travelers.Hong Kong, Kwun Tong
With floor to ceiling windows and a breathtaking view of the city lights, the Landon Hotel located in the Kwun Tong neighborhood of Hong Kong, is the choice of many business travelers and vacationers, alike. Savvy and sophisticated, the Kwun Tong Landon provides a place to slow down and relax amid the fast-paced tempo of Hong Kong, while also allowing easy access to the awe-inspiring natural beauty of the region, and such manmade feats in engineering as Millennium City and the Manulife Financial Centre. And don't miss a ride in our glass elevators, the fastest in the city.London, West End
The original Landon still perseveres after over 50 years, although it has since had a facelift to improve infrastructure. The West End neighborhood has something for everyone - from theater to dining to historic sights. That said, the West End Landon is far from being solely a tourist's hotel. The community doesn't just ebb and flow around the hotel - the community pours into the hotel, making The Landon an important venue for community activities and meetings. And the not-to-miss rooftop cafe is a great place for travelers and locals to engage over drinks, food, and good conversation.What our customers are saying...
"First off, location, location, location! The Landon Hotel in Vienna is located in a wonderfully picturesque part of town. The staff were polite and friendly, and the neighborhood really did feel welcoming. I even ended up extending my stay, and the hotel staff made all the arrangements! Can't wait to make my way out to the Landon in Vienna again." ~ Donald Platameyer, New York
"The Landon hotel in San Francisco is a great place to stay if you're looking to be in the heart of the city, and can't afford to break the bank. They even had bike storage on the mezzanine, which made it easy to explore the city on bicycle. The front desk staff were always helpful, and made checking in and out a pleasurable experience. The room's modern decor and extra amenities were the icing on the cake." ~ Marcus Normandy, Los Angeles


Aston Martin unveils first ever SUV and calls it 'adaptable'
Aston Martin has unveiled its first sports utility vehicle (SUV) in its 106-year history.
The British luxury car maker hopes the £158,000 DBX will boost its flagging sales.
Other specialist automotive firms such as Porsche and Lamborghini have previously enjoyed success by launching SUVs.
The DBX will be built at Aston Martin’s newly built factory in St Athan, South Wales. The firm described its first full-size five-seat vehicle as being ‘extremely adaptable to a wide variety of lifestyle needs and owners.’
It offers ‘equal space and comfort’ for passengers in the front and rear, with ‘class-leading’ headroom and legroom. The vehicle has a top speed of 191mph and can accelerate from 0 to 62mph in 4.5 seconds.
Aston Martin Lagonda president and group chief executive Dr Andy Palmer said: ‘I can’t emphasise enough how incredibly exciting and significant DBX is for Aston Martin.
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‘Through its development alone, this beautiful SUV has already taken the company into new territories and in inspiring directions.’
He went on: ‘This is a real landmark for this great British brand and I promise that DBX will reward all who experience it in their everyday lives.’
The DBX is on sale from Wednesday, with the first deliveries scheduled for spring 2020.
Earlier this month Aston Martin reported a £92.3 million pre-tax loss for the past three quarters as sales volumes slid on ‘tough trading conditions’ in the UK and Europe. The company blamed falling sales in the UK and Europe as well as weak demand for its entry-level Vantage sports car.


CS140 -- Final Exam: December 7, 2004
7 Questions. 66 Points.
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- 41 to 47: B
- 31 to 41: C
- 26 to 31: D
- 0 to 26: F
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a father is laying in bed after just waking up, he grabs the baby monitor and walks to his desk in his office at home, he has his baby on the baby monitor and hears his wife singing to her, he cracks a smile as he hears his wife “Go to sleep… go to sleep…” When suddenly the front door opens up and his wife comes in with groceries.
A young girl is playing in her bedroom when she hears her mother call to her from the kitchen, so she runs down the stairs to meet her mother. As she’s running through the hallway, the door to the cupboard under the stairs opens, and a hand reaches out and pulls her in. It’s her mother. She whispers to her child, “Don’t go into the kitchen. I heard it too.”.
Mommy told me never to go in the basement, but I wanted to see what was making that noise. It kind of sounded like a puppy, and I wanted to see the puppy, so I opened the basement door and tiptoed down a bit. I didn’t see a puppy, and then Mommy yanked me out of the basement and yelled at me. Mommy had never yelled at me before, and it made me sad and I cried. Then Mommy told me never to go into the basement again, and she gave me a cookie. That made me feel better, so I didn’t ask her why the boy in the basement was making noises like a puppy, or why he had no hands or feet.
A woman survivalist and trained outdoors guide who loves to go solo camping. Returns home after 2 weeks of being in the bush and not seeing a single soul. Develops her disposable camera film to find a roll of film with numerous pictures of her sleeping at night, on different nights. She has never gone camping or hiking since.


@Target(value=METHOD) @Retention(value=RUNTIME) public @interface TypeConversion
This annotation is used for class and application wide conversion rules.
Class wide conversion:
The conversion rules will be assembled in a file called XXXAction-conversion.properties
within the same package as the related action class.
Set type to: type = ConversionType.CLASS
Application wide conversion:
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Annotation usage:
The TypeConversion annotation can be applied at property and method level.
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| rule | no | ConversionRule.PROPERTY | Enum value of ConversionRule. The ConversionRule can be a property, a Collection or a Map. |
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Michy Set To Open Her Own Restaurant & Hotel
by BB JonesMichelle Diamond Gbagonah, aka Michy is set to open a new eatery joint with a hotel attached to it very soon.
The former Queen of the SM empire has demonstrated that she can be on her own and be completely an independent woman since she severed ties with Shatta Wale.
Her new enterprise will add up to her already established Chopius Foods Joint and Glamorous by Michy, a firm that produces skin supplements for ladies.
Michy herself drop this new development on her Instagram to update her fans on what she’s up to.
She wrote:
“Finally a classy hideout y’all can come & wine dine. More food + drinks & good music + hotel rooms on the side if u wanna stay the night..wait on it.”


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SendGrid's SMTP API allows developers to specify custom handling instructions for e-mail. This is accomplished through a header, X-SMTPAPI, that is inserted into the message. The header is a JSON encoded list of instructions and options for that email.
The X-SMTPAPI headers that you add will be stripped from the final email, because they are instruction headers for how SendGrid will handle your email. So you can expect to not actually see these headers in the final email.
{% anchor h4 %} An example X-SMTPAPI header {% endanchor %} {% codeblock lang:json %}{ "category": [ "newuser" ] } {% endcodeblock %}In this case, the header is telling the processing routine to assign this email the category of "newuser".
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See Requirements and LimitationsApps: An associative array of filters and their settings, used to override filter settings is already setup for your account. Settings are an associative array of the setting names and their values.
{% codeblock lang:json %}{ "filters": { "footer": { "settings": { "enable": 1, "text/plain": "Thank you for your business" } } } } {% endcodeblock %}Category: Associates the category of email this should be logged as. You may insert up to 10 categories as an array, these categories are not predefined. Categories are intended for broader tracking, such as "newsletter" or "password_reset".
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{% codeblock lang:json %} { "send_at":<PHONE_NUMBER> } {% endcodeblock %}Section: Sections can be used to simplify substitution values that are common to many recipients. This is an associative array of sections that can be used in substitution values.
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{% codeblock lang:json %}{ "sub": { "%name%": [ "Ben", "Joe" ], "%role%": [ "%sellerSection%", "%buyerSection%" ] } } {% endcodeblock %}To: An array of addresses to send the message to, optionally including the display name.
{% codeblock lang:json %}{ "to": [ "Unique Arguments: An associative array of arguments and their values to be applied to all emails sent in this SMTP API transaction. Unique Args are intended for more detailed tracking, such as "newsletter_fall_sale_1_1_14" or "password_reset_user123456".
{% codeblock lang:json %}{ "unique_args": { "orderNumber": "12345", "eventID": "6789" } } {% endcodeblock %} For an example X-SMTPAPI header using all the above methods see our Using the SMTP API page.


commonly needed directives and services
| Feature | Usage | Description | Example |
|---|---|---|---|
| TrimPipe |
{{ value_expression | trim }}
|
Trims the specified string |
without: {{ sampleString }} with: {{ sampleString | trim }} |
| CapitalizePipe |
{{ value_expression | capitalize }}
|
Capitalizes the first word in specified string |
without: {{ sampleString }} with: {{ sampleString | capitalize }} |
| EnsureModuleLoadedOnceGuard |
Looks for the module in the parent injector to see if it's already been loaded.
Commonly extended from a core module.
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The Search Toolbar is contained in the search-toolbar
directive and the .expand-input
class.
Search Toolbar takes the following attributes:
Name of the list where the typeahead data is stored.
Placeholder text for an input.
Should be set to a value which when clicked closes the input text.
Defines the function to be called when the enter key is pressed. The function will be called with the current text entered in the field as an argument.
Defines the function to be called when the search bar is focused.
An example of the required HTML is as follows:
Note: This component can be used in an Angular application by importing the HybridModule.


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Tracer
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A platform independant stack trace generator
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Prints additional information before the first stack frame. More...
#include <SystemInfoPrinter.hpp>
Classes | |
| struct | InfoEntry |
| An system information entry (library version, etc) More... | |
Public Member Functions | |
| void | setSignum (int sNum) |
| Sets the signal number to display. | |
| void | addSystemEntry (InfoEntry e) |
| Adds a new entry to print. | |
| std::string | getOSString () |
| Returns a string with the name and version of the current OS. | |
| Public Member Functions inherited from tracer::DefaultPrinter | |
| void | setConfig (Config newCfg) |
| Sets the new config. | |
| Config | getConfig () const |
| Returns the current. | |
| Public Member Functions inherited from tracer::AbstractPrinter | |
| AbstractPrinter () | |
| Default constructor. | |
| std::string | genStringPreFrame (size_t frameNum) |
| Generates a string for the frame information (prefix) More... | |
| std::string | genStringForFrame (size_t frameNum) |
| Generates a string for the frame information. More... | |
| std::string | genStringPostFrame (size_t frameNum) |
| Generates a string for the frame information (suffix) More... | |
| std::string | generateString () |
| Generates a string for the complete stack trace. More... | |
| void | printToFile (std::string file, bool append=true) |
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| void | printToStdOut () |
| prints the stack trace to STDOUT | |
| void | printToStdErr () |
| prints the stack trace to STDERR | |
| void | enableColor () |
| Enables colored output (ANSI escape sequences) | |
| void | disableColor () |
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| void | setTrace (Tracer *t) |
| Sets the trace to print. More... | |
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| static std::string | sigNum2Str (int sNum) |
| Converts a signal number to a string. More... | |
Protected Member Functions | |
| std::string | genStringPreFrameIMPL (size_t frameNum) override |
| Generate string for the frame info prefix. More... | |
| Protected Member Functions inherited from tracer::DefaultPrinter | |
| std::string | genStringForFrameIMPL (size_t frameNum) override |
| Generate string for the frame info. | |
| void | setupTrace () override |
| This function will be called when the trace is sets. | |
| Protected Member Functions inherited from tracer::AbstractPrinter | |
| virtual std::string | genStringPostFrameIMPL (size_t frameNum) |
| Generate string for the frame info suffix. More... | |
Additional Inherited Members | |
| Protected Attributes inherited from tracer::AbstractPrinter | |
| Tracer * | trace = nullptr |
| Pointer to the trace. | |
| bool | disableColorB = false |
| Whether to disable colored output or not. | |
Prints additional information before the first stack frame.
Automatically detects the current operating system
Definition at line 55 of file SystemInfoPrinter.hpp.
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Generate string for the frame info prefix.
Default implementation.
Reimplemented from tracer::AbstractPrinter.
Definition at line 281 of file SystemInfoPrinter.cpp.
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Converts a signal number to a string.
| sNum | The number to convert |
Definition at line 237 of file SystemInfoPrinter.cpp.


When we start to design and add styles to our website using css we will often hear the words margin, padding and border thrown around a lot.
It is important that we have a good understanding of how these elements work as they are a key part of making our websites look good and professional.
Padding refers to the space inside an element between the content inside the element and the border of the element.
Padding goes around all four sides of the element and we can target and change padding for individual sides using CSS.
Margin is the space between the border and the next element. Just like padding it goes around all four sides of the element and we can target and change individual sides using CSS to change the margins.
The easiest way to understand the difference between margins borders and padding is through. The diagram below gives a clear depiction of what they are and the differences between


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FizzBuzz
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Alzheimer's Disease Review
Archives of Neurology
Brain
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Core Journals in Clinical Neurology
Current Opinion in Neurology
The European Journal of Neuroscience - Oxford Journals
JAMA
Journal of Contemporary Neurology
Journal of Neuropsychiatry and Clinical Neurosciences
Journal of Neurochemistry
Journal of Neurology Neurosurgery&Psychiatry
Journal of Neuroscience
The Journal of Neuroscience Online
Movement Disorders
Neural Computation
Neurology
Neurocase
Neuropathology and Applied Neurobiology
Neuroscience Letters
Neuroscion
Pediatric Neurology
Southern Medical Journal
Seizure
Sleep
Stroke
Trends in Neurosciences
Turkish Journal of Neurological Sciences
Visual Neuroscience
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java.lang.Object net.sourceforge.pbeans.Store
public class Store
A Store
instance provides
mapping of Java objects (beans) to relational
database tables and vice-versa. It attempts to
do this in a manner that is comparable to
an orthogonal and transitive persistence layer.
Store
should be instantiated only once
per database by a Java application.
Store
deals with JavaBeans that are
tagged with PersistentClass
. A store will
first know about a persistent object if the object
is register
ed for the first time, insert
ed,
or obtained from Store via one of its
select
methods.
insert
method.
If the same object or another
object with a matching unique index was already
inserted, the method will throw DuplicateEntryException
.
This is an example of insertion:
User user = new User();
user.setUserName ("joe");
try {
store.insert (user);
} catch (DuplicateEntryException dee) {
// Error: User already exists.
}
Unique indexes may be defined by specifying the
indexes
value of the PersistentClass
annotation.
save
method,
for example, as follows:
try {
store.save (user);
} catch (DuplicateEntryException dee) {
// Error: Can't change because of unique-index conflict.
}
The save
method may throw DuplicateEntryException
if the change conflicts with another persistent object's unique index.
select
and selectSingle
methods which may be used to query previously inserted persistent objects
by class. For example, to obtain an object by providing a property
value, use code similar to the following:
User user = (User) store.selectSingle(User.class, "userName", "joe");
Other select
methods return a ResultsIterator
instance, which works similar to a regular Iterator
. A
ResultsIterator instance should be closed, however, when the
caller is done with it.
ResultsIterator ri = store.select(User.class, "SELECT * FROM User", new Object[0]);
try {
while(ri.hasNext()) {
User user = (User) ri.next();
System.out.println("User: " + user.getUserName());
}
} finally {
ri.close();
}
Constructor Summary
Store(javax.sql.DataSource dataSource)
Constructs a Store instance.
Store(javax.sql.DataSource dataSource,
DatabaseFactory dbf,
java.lang.ClassLoader defaultClassLoader)
Constructs a Store instance.
Store(javax.sql.DataSource dataSource,
int maxConnections,
int connectionTimeout)
Constructs a Store instance.
Store(javax.sql.DataSource dataSource,
int maxConnections,
int connectionTimeout,
java.lang.ClassLoader classLoader)
Method Summary
void
beginTransaction()
Begins a database transaction with isolation level
TRANSACTION_READ_COMMITTED
.
void
beginTransaction(int transactionIsolationLevel)
Begins a database transaction with a given transaction isolation
level.
boolean
delete(java.lang.Class beanClass,
java.util.Map values)
Deletes all database records that match the given criteria.
void
delete(java.lang.Object persObject)
Removes a persistent object from storage.
void
delete(java.lang.Object persObject,
boolean forget)
Deletes an object's database representation.
void
endTransaction()
Ends a transaction previously begun by a call to beginTransaction()
.
void
endTransaction(boolean rollback)
Ends a transaction previously begun by a call to beginTransaction()
.
java.lang.Object
get(java.lang.String name)
Gets a persistent object previously associated with a name
using the put() method.
java.lang.Object
getCachedObject(GlobalPersistentID globalID)
Gets a persistent object from main memory, if available.
protected java.lang.String
getFieldName(StoreInfo sinfo,
java.lang.String propertyName)
Gets the field name into which a JavaBean property name is mapped.
GlobalPersistentID
getGlobalPersistentID(java.lang.Object persObject)
int
getMaxColumnNameLength()
Gets the maximum column name length supported by the
underlying database.
int
getMaxTableNameLength()
int
getMemoryObjectCount()
Gets the number of objects currently in main memory maps.
java.lang.Object
getObject(GlobalPersistentID globalID)
Gets a persistent object given its unique ID.
java.lang.Object
getObject(GlobalPersistentID globalID,
java.lang.ClassLoader classLoader)
Gets a persistent object given its unique ID.
java.lang.Object
getObject(PersistentID objectID,
java.lang.Class beanClass)
Obtains an object given a PersistentID
and a class reference.
PersistentID
getPersistentID(java.lang.Object persObject)
Gets the PersistentID associated with a Persistent object.
protected PersistentMap<java.lang.String,java.lang.Object>
getRootMap()
Gets the PersistentMap instance used by the get() and put() methods
in this class.
StoreInfo
getStoreInfo(java.lang.Class beanClass)
Gets a StoreInfo instance corresponding to a persistent class.
protected java.lang.String
getTableName(java.lang.Class beanClass)
Gets the table name used for a given class.
void
insert(java.lang.Object persObject)
Attempts to insert a new persistent object in its underlying database table.
boolean
inTransaction()
Determines whether the current thread execution point
is inside a transaction started by beginTransaction()
.
static boolean
isPersistable(java.lang.Class beanClass)
Determines if a class is understood by Store
as
one whose instances can be persisted in a database.
void
put(java.lang.String name,
java.lang.Object obj)
Associates a persistent object with a name.
void
register(java.lang.Object persObject)
Informs this Store about a new persistent object.
void
relinquishLock()
Relinquishes a lock previously obtained with
requestLock(Class, String, int)
.
void
relinquishLock(boolean rollback)
Relinquishes a lock previously obtained with
requestLock(Class, String, int)
.
void
reload(java.lang.Object persObject)
Repopulates Persistent object properties with stored data.
void
remove(java.lang.String name)
Removes an association of a name with a persistent object.
void
requestLock(java.lang.Class beanClass,
java.lang.String dataName)
Requests a lock with a transaction isolation level
of TRANSACTION_READ_COMMITTED
.
void
requestLock(java.lang.Class beanClass,
java.lang.String dataName,
int transactionIsolationLevel)
Requests entrance to a critical section of code for both
Java threads and database alterations.
void
save(java.lang.Object persObject)
Updates the database record previously created
for a Persistent object.
void
save(java.lang.Object persObject,
boolean force,
boolean reload)
Saves an object in the database.
ResultsIterator
select(java.lang.Class inbeanClass)
Gets an iterator of all stored instances of the given class.
ResultsIterator
select(java.lang.Class beanClass,
java.util.Map values)
Finds all stored instances matching the property values given.
ResultsIterator
select(java.lang.Class beanClass,
java.util.Map values,
java.lang.String orderByProperty,
boolean descending,
java.lang.Integer limit)
Finds stored instances matching the property values given.
ResultsIterator
select(java.lang.Class beanClass,
java.util.Map propertyValues,
java.lang.String orderByProperty,
boolean descending,
java.lang.Integer limit,
BeanFactory beanFactory)
Finds stored instances matching the property values given.
ResultsIterator
select(java.lang.Class beanClass,
java.lang.String sqlQuery,
java.lang.Object[] parameters)
General-purpose method for arbitrary SQL
queries that return an iterator of
beans.
ResultsIterator
select(java.lang.Class beanClass,
java.lang.String sqlQuery,
java.lang.Object[] parameters,
BeanFactory beanFactory)
General-purpose method for arbitrary SQL
queries that return an iterator of
beans.
ResultsIterator
selectParts(java.lang.Object containerBean,
java.lang.Class partbeanClass,
java.lang.String linkPropertyInPart)
Gets an iterator of objects of the given class which have a "foreign key"
property value equal to the containerBean
given.
ResultsIterator
selectParts(PersistentID containerBeanID,
java.lang.Class linkClass,
java.lang.Class partClass,
java.lang.String propertyLinkingContainer,
java.lang.String propertyLinkingPart)
Queries beans linked to a given bean by means of an intermediate
class.
ResultsIterator
selectParts(PersistentID containerBeanID,
java.lang.Class partbeanClass,
java.lang.String linkPropertyInPart)
Gets an iterator of objects of the given class which have a "foreign key"
property value equal to the containerBeanID
given.
java.lang.Object
selectSingle(java.lang.Class beanClass,
java.util.Map values)
Finds a stored instance matching the property values given.
java.lang.Object
selectSingle(java.lang.Class beanClass,
java.util.Map values,
java.lang.String orderBy,
boolean descending)
Finds a stored instance matching the property values given.
java.lang.Object
selectSingle(java.lang.Class beanClass,
java.lang.String propertyName,
java.lang.Object propertyValue)
Finds a stored instance with the property value given.
boolean
update(java.lang.Class beanClass,
java.lang.String sqlStatement,
java.lang.String[] propertyNames,
java.lang.Object[] parameters)
Executes an arbitrary database update.
Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object
clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait
Constructor Detail
Store
public Store(javax.sql.DataSource dataSource,
DatabaseFactory dbf,
java.lang.ClassLoader defaultClassLoader)
throws StoreException
- Constructs a Store instance.
- Parameters:
dataSource
- A DataSource instance, which may be obtained from
a JDBC 2.0 provider, or by instantiating
net.sourceforge.pbeans.data.GenericDataSource.dbf
- An implementation of DatabaseFactory. This may be an instance
of DefaultDatabaseFactory.defaultClassLoader
- The class loader the Store instance will use
to load classes by default.
- Throws:
StoreException
- See Also:
GenericDataSource
Store
public Store(javax.sql.DataSource dataSource)
throws StoreException
- Constructs a Store instance. Internally it creates an instance of
DefaultDatabaseFactory
.
- Parameters:
dataSource
- A DataSource instance, which may be obtained from
a JDBC 2.0 provider, or by instantiating
net.sourceforge.pbeans.data.GenericDataSource.
- Throws:
StoreException
- See Also:
GenericDataSource
Store
public Store(javax.sql.DataSource dataSource,
int maxConnections,
int connectionTimeout)
throws StoreException
- Constructs a Store instance. Internally it creates an instance of
DefaultDatabaseFactory
.
- Parameters:
dataSource
- A DataSource instance, which may be obtained from
a JDBC 2.0 provider, or by instantiating
net.sourceforge.pbeans.data.GenericDataSource.maxConnections
- The maximum number of connections to be kept
in the pBeans connection pool.connectionTimeout
- The maximum length of time (in milliseconds)
an inactive JDBC connection is kept in the
pBeans connection pool. The default is
about one hour.
- Throws:
StoreException
- See Also:
GenericDataSource
Store
public Store(javax.sql.DataSource dataSource,
int maxConnections,
int connectionTimeout,
java.lang.ClassLoader classLoader)
throws StoreException
- Throws:
StoreException
Method Detail
getMaxColumnNameLength
public int getMaxColumnNameLength()
- Gets the maximum column name length supported by the
underlying database.
getMaxTableNameLength
public int getMaxTableNameLength()
getFieldName
protected java.lang.String getFieldName(StoreInfo sinfo,
java.lang.String propertyName)
throws StoreException
- Gets the field name into which a JavaBean property name is mapped.
- Throws:
StoreException
getStoreInfo
public StoreInfo getStoreInfo(java.lang.Class beanClass)
throws StoreException
- Gets a StoreInfo instance corresponding to a persistent class. Normally,
an instance of net.sourceforge.pbeans.DefaultStoreInfo is used, unless
another class is provided with the same name as that of
beanClass
but
suffixed with "_StoreInfo" (similar to
BeanInfo for JavaBeans.) Implementing StoreInfo gives more
control over which properties are persistent, indexes, etc.
- Throws:
StoreException
getMemoryObjectCount
public int getMemoryObjectCount()
- Gets the number of objects currently in main memory maps.
put
public void put(java.lang.String name,
java.lang.Object obj)
throws StoreException
- Associates a persistent object with a name.
- Throws:
StoreException
- See Also:
get(java.lang.String)
get
public java.lang.Object get(java.lang.String name)
throws StoreException
- Gets a persistent object previously associated with a name
using the put() method.
- Throws:
StoreException
- See Also:
put(java.lang.String, java.lang.Object)
remove
public void remove(java.lang.String name)
throws StoreException
- Removes an association of a name with a persistent object.
- Throws:
StoreException
- See Also:
put(java.lang.String, java.lang.Object)
,
get(java.lang.String)
getRootMap
protected PersistentMap<java.lang.String,java.lang.Object> getRootMap()
throws StoreException
- Gets the PersistentMap instance used by the get() and put() methods
in this class.
- Throws:
StoreException
getObject
public java.lang.Object getObject(GlobalPersistentID globalID)
throws StoreException
- Gets a persistent object given its unique ID.
The object may already be available in memory or
it may be retrieved from secondary storage.
- Throws:
StoreException
- See Also:
getObject(GlobalPersistentID, ClassLoader)
,
getObject(PersistentID, Class)
getObject
public java.lang.Object getObject(GlobalPersistentID globalID,
java.lang.ClassLoader classLoader)
throws StoreException
- Gets a persistent object given its unique ID.
The object may already be available in memory or
it may be retrieved from secondary storage.
If the object is retrieved from secondary storage,
the class loader provided is used to find its class.
- Throws:
StoreException
- See Also:
getObject(PersistentID,java.lang.Class)
getObject
public java.lang.Object getObject(PersistentID objectID,
java.lang.Class beanClass)
throws StoreException
- Obtains an object given a
PersistentID
and a class reference.
- Parameters:
objectID
- The ID of the desired object.beanClass
- The beanClass of the desired object.
- Returns:
- A Persistent object or
null
if an object of the given
class and PersistentID does not exist.
- Throws:
StoreException
getCachedObject
public java.lang.Object getCachedObject(GlobalPersistentID globalID)
- Gets a persistent object from main memory, if available.
This method will not load the object from secondary storage.
getTableName
protected java.lang.String getTableName(java.lang.Class beanClass)
throws StoreException
- Gets the table name used for a given class.
- Throws:
StoreException
reload
public void reload(java.lang.Object persObject)
throws StoreException
- Repopulates Persistent object properties with stored data.
It should only be used if changes have been made to the
database outside of this API.
- Throws:
StoreException
save
public void save(java.lang.Object persObject)
throws StoreException
- Updates the database record previously created
for a Persistent object. The record is actually updated
only if property changes have occurred
since the last save or insertion.
This method will not work on Persistent objects not
previously inserted, registered or obtained from this
Store, or if the record had previously been deleted.
- Throws:
StoreException
save
public void save(java.lang.Object persObject,
boolean force,
boolean reload)
throws StoreException
- Saves an object in the database.
- Parameters:
persObject
- A bean.force
- Whether saving should be forced even if the object has not
changed since the last time it was saved.reload
- If true, the record is reloaded from secondary storage
if the save operation fails for any reason.
- Throws:
StoreException
insert
public void insert(java.lang.Object persObject)
throws StoreException
- Attempts to insert a new persistent object in its underlying database table.
This method should only be invoked on new objects unknown
to this Store or objects that have been previously deleted.
Persistent objects referred to by
persObject
should normally be obtained from Store prior to insertion,
unless they are objects
also known to be insertable.
The object is also cached in main memory (using a weak reference
cache) until it is garbage collected, so subsequent invocations
to register
passing persObject
will have
no effect.
- Throws:
DuplicateEntryException
- Thrown if the object was already inserted or
another object with
equal unique-index values already exists
in persistent storage. This applies to
the object being inserted and to any other objects
referred to by persObject
, directly
and indirectly, which are not already known
to Store.
StoreException
- See Also:
StoreInfo
,
Index
register
public void register(java.lang.Object persObject)
throws StoreException
- Informs this Store about a new persistent object.
If the object is already known by this Store, nothing is done.
If the object is determined to be new, it is cached in main
memory (using a weak reference cache) and inserted in
data storage.
- Throws:
DuplicateEntryException
- Thrown if the object was not previously
known by this Store instance and a record
already exists with
equal unique-index values.
StoreException
delete
public void delete(java.lang.Object persObject)
throws StoreException
- Removes a persistent object from storage.
Any subsequent attempts to save the object will fail,
unless
insert
is invoked first.
- Throws:
StoreException
delete
public void delete(java.lang.Object persObject,
boolean forget)
throws StoreException
- Deletes an object's database representation.
- Parameters:
persObject
- forget
- If this parameter is true, the object will also be removed
for Store's memory data structures. This means
that the object can be saved again. If forget
is false, save
operations will have no effect on the deleted object.
- Throws:
StoreException
getPersistentID
public PersistentID getPersistentID(java.lang.Object persObject)
throws StoreException
- Gets the PersistentID associated with a Persistent object.
If the object given was not previously obtained from Store
or registered with Store, a new persistent record is created.
- Throws:
StoreException
getGlobalPersistentID
public GlobalPersistentID getGlobalPersistentID(java.lang.Object persObject)
throws StoreException
- Throws:
StoreException
beginTransaction
public void beginTransaction()
throws StoreException
- Begins a database transaction with isolation level
TRANSACTION_READ_COMMITTED
.
- Throws:
StoreException
- See Also:
beginTransaction(int)
,
requestLock(Class, String, int)
beginTransaction
public void beginTransaction(int transactionIsolationLevel)
throws StoreException
- Begins a database transaction with a given transaction isolation
level. A transaction must be ended in the same thread
with a call to
endTransaction()
. A try-finally block
is recommended to achieve this, as follows
store.beginTransaction(Connection.TRANSACTION_READ_COMMITTED);
try {
// store operations here
} finally {
store.endTransaction();
}
Transactions only apply
to the database. They do not prevent concurrent modification
of Java objects, which can be shared by different threads
when this Store
class is used.
Nested transactions are disallowed.
- Parameters:
transactionIsolationLevel
- A transaction isolation level.
See constants in Connection
.
- Throws:
StoreException
- See Also:
requestLock(java.lang.Class, java.lang.String)
endTransaction
public void endTransaction()
throws StoreException
- Ends a transaction previously begun by a call to
beginTransaction()
.
- Throws:
StoreException
endTransaction
public void endTransaction(boolean rollback)
throws StoreException
- Ends a transaction previously begun by a call to
beginTransaction()
.
- Parameters:
rollback
- Whether the transaction should be rolled back.
- Throws:
StoreException
inTransaction
public boolean inTransaction()
- Determines whether the current thread execution point
is inside a transaction started by
beginTransaction()
.
requestLock
public void requestLock(java.lang.Class beanClass,
java.lang.String dataName)
throws StoreException,
java.lang.InterruptedException
- Requests a lock with a transaction isolation level
of
TRANSACTION_READ_COMMITTED
.
- Throws:
StoreException
java.lang.InterruptedException
- See Also:
requestLock(Class, String, int)
requestLock
public void requestLock(java.lang.Class beanClass,
java.lang.String dataName,
int transactionIsolationLevel)
throws StoreException,
java.lang.InterruptedException
- Requests entrance to a critical section of code for both
Java threads and database alterations. In other words, it
obtains a thread lock and begins a database transaction.
This is useful in pBeans given that object instances looked up from
Store
are often shared between threads. Database
transactions ensure isolation at the database level, but
they do not prevent concurrent modifications of beans
in memory.
If another thread owns the lock identified by the given
class and data name, this call will block until the other
thread relinquishes its lock.
A call to requestLock
must be matched
by a call to relinquishLock()
. A try-finally block
is recommended, as follows.
store.requestLock(User.class, "johnsmith");
try {
User user = store.selectSingle(User.class, "username", "johnsmith");
user.setBalance(user.getBalance() + 100.0);
store.save(user);
} finally {
store.relinquishLock();
}
Lock requests may be nested.
- Parameters:
beanClass
- A class.dataName
- A string that identifies the data to be accessed
in the critical section. This can be any string
but preferably it should be something that sufficiently identifies
the row to be modified to provide proper lock isolation. For example, it
could be a string representation or a hash of a
unique index.transactionIsolationLevel
- See Connection
constants.
- Throws:
StoreException
java.lang.InterruptedException
- See Also:
relinquishLock()
,
beginTransaction()
relinquishLock
public void relinquishLock()
throws StoreException
- Relinquishes a lock previously obtained with
requestLock(Class, String, int)
.
- Throws:
StoreException
relinquishLock
public void relinquishLock(boolean rollback)
throws StoreException
- Relinquishes a lock previously obtained with
requestLock(Class, String, int)
.
- Parameters:
rollback
- Whether the transaction should be rolled back.
It only applies to the outer-most lock block.
- Throws:
StoreException
isPersistable
public static boolean isPersistable(java.lang.Class beanClass)
- Determines if a class is understood by
Store
as
one whose instances can be persisted in a database.
- Parameters:
beanClass
- A bean's class.
selectParts
public ResultsIterator selectParts(java.lang.Object containerBean,
java.lang.Class partbeanClass,
java.lang.String linkPropertyInPart)
throws StoreException
- Gets an iterator of objects of the given class which have a "foreign key"
property value equal to the
containerBean
given.
The foreign key property linkPropertyInPart
type must be assignable to Persistent
(or PersistentID).
This is useful
in queryting one-to-many relationships, and getting parts of a whole.
- Throws:
StoreException
selectParts
public ResultsIterator selectParts(PersistentID containerBeanID,
java.lang.Class partbeanClass,
java.lang.String linkPropertyInPart)
throws StoreException
- Gets an iterator of objects of the given class which have a "foreign key"
property value equal to the
containerBeanID
given.
The foreign key property linkPropertyInPart
type must be assignable to Persistent
(or PersistentID).
This is useful
in queryting one-to-many relationships, and getting parts of a whole.
- Throws:
StoreException
selectParts
public ResultsIterator selectParts(PersistentID containerBeanID,
java.lang.Class linkClass,
java.lang.Class partClass,
java.lang.String propertyLinkingContainer,
java.lang.String propertyLinkingPart)
throws StoreException
- Queries beans linked to a given bean by means of an intermediate
class. In other words, this query is designed for many-to-many
relationships involving three classes, e.g. Instructor, Department
and InstructorDepartment. A sample invocation follows.
// Find departments an instructor works for
store.selectParts(instructor, InstructorDepartment.class, Department.class, "instructorID", "departmentID");
Notes:
- This method requires INNER JOIN support.
- At the very least
propertyLinkingContainer
should be indexed.
- Parameters:
containerBeanID
- ID of the bean we're trying find related beans for.linkClass
- The intermediate class used to implement the many-to-many relationship.partClass
- The class we are querying.propertyLinkingContainer
- Property in linkClass
which
refers to the containerBean
instance.propertyLinkingPart
- Property in linkClass
which
refers to a partClass
instance.
- Throws:
StoreException
select
public ResultsIterator select(java.lang.Class inbeanClass)
throws StoreException
- Gets an iterator of all stored instances of the given class.
- Throws:
StoreException
selectSingle
public java.lang.Object selectSingle(java.lang.Class beanClass,
java.lang.String propertyName,
java.lang.Object propertyValue)
throws StoreException
- Finds a stored instance with the property value given.
- Returns:
- An instance of
beanClass
or null
if an object is not found.
- Throws:
StoreException
selectSingle
public java.lang.Object selectSingle(java.lang.Class beanClass,
java.util.Map values)
throws StoreException
- Finds a stored instance matching the property values given.
- Parameters:
beanClass
- Only instances of this class are searched.values
- A map of property names to values.
- Returns:
- An instance of
beanClass
or null
if an object is not found.
- Throws:
StoreException
selectSingle
public java.lang.Object selectSingle(java.lang.Class beanClass,
java.util.Map values,
java.lang.String orderBy,
boolean descending)
throws StoreException
- Finds a stored instance matching the property values given.
- Parameters:
beanClass
- Only instances of this class are searched.values
- A map of property names to values.
- Returns:
- An instance of
beanClass
or null
if an object is not found.
- Throws:
StoreException
select
public ResultsIterator select(java.lang.Class beanClass,
java.util.Map values)
throws StoreException
- Finds all stored instances matching the property values given.
- Parameters:
beanClass
- Only instances of this class are searched.values
- A map of property names to values.
- Returns:
- An iterator of Persistent objects.
- Throws:
StoreException
select
public ResultsIterator select(java.lang.Class beanClass,
java.util.Map values,
java.lang.String orderByProperty,
boolean descending,
java.lang.Integer limit)
throws StoreException
- Finds stored instances matching the property values given.
- Parameters:
beanClass
- Only instances of this class are searched.values
- A map of property names to values. A value of null
indicates
all stored instances shouldorderByProperty
- Property name to order by. A value of null
indicates
there's no ordering.descending
- In case orderByProperty is not null, whether ordering should descend.limit
- The maximum number of results to return. A value of null
indicates there's no limit.
- Returns:
- An iterator of Persistent objects.
- Throws:
StoreException
select
public ResultsIterator select(java.lang.Class beanClass,
java.util.Map propertyValues,
java.lang.String orderByProperty,
boolean descending,
java.lang.Integer limit,
BeanFactory beanFactory)
throws StoreException
- Finds stored instances matching the property values given.
- Parameters:
beanClass
- Only instances of this class are searched.propertyValues
- A map of property names to values. The map can be of
type Criteria
which allows operators other
than equality.orderByProperty
- Property name to order by. A value of null
indicates
there's no ordering.descending
- In case orderByProperty is not null, whether ordering should descend.limit
- The maximum number of results to return. A value of null
indicates there's no limit.beanFactory
- A factory that instantiates beanClass
.
- Returns:
- An iterator of Persistent objects.
- Throws:
StoreException
select
public ResultsIterator select(java.lang.Class beanClass,
java.lang.String sqlQuery,
java.lang.Object[] parameters)
throws StoreException
- General-purpose method for arbitrary SQL
queries that return an iterator of
beans. Note that this is a potentially
unsafe method. The caller is expected to
query the right table, with the right field
list, and matching bean class information.
The select
overload that takes
a BeanFactory
argument is potentially faster.
- Parameters:
sqlQuery
- An arbitrary SQL query, optionally with JDBC-style placeholders (i.e. question marks).parameters
- An array of parameters corresponding to placeholders in the query.beanClass
- The bean class that will be instantiated for each row.
- Returns:
- An iterator of beans. Note that the iterator should be closed when the caller is done with it.
- Throws:
StoreException
select
public ResultsIterator select(java.lang.Class beanClass,
java.lang.String sqlQuery,
java.lang.Object[] parameters,
BeanFactory beanFactory)
throws StoreException
- General-purpose method for arbitrary SQL
queries that return an iterator of
beans. Note that this is a potentially
unsafe method. The caller is expected to
query the right table, with the right field
list, and matching bean class information.
- Parameters:
sqlQuery
- An arbitrary SQL query, optionally with JDBC-style placeholders (i.e. question marks).parameters
- An array of parameters corresponding to placeholders in the query.beanClass
- The bean class that will be instantiated for each row.beanFactory
- A bean class instantiator factory.
- Returns:
- An iterator of beans. Note that the iterator should be closed when the caller is done with it.
- Throws:
StoreException
delete
public boolean delete(java.lang.Class beanClass,
java.util.Map values)
throws StoreException
- Deletes all database records that match the given criteria.
Once the record corresponding to a Persistent object is deleted,
subsequent invocations to
save
will fail.
- Throws:
StoreException
update
public boolean update(java.lang.Class beanClass,
java.lang.String sqlStatement,
java.lang.String[] propertyNames,
java.lang.Object[] parameters)
throws StoreException
- Executes an arbitrary database update. The bean class provided
along with the array of property names are used to convert
parameters to types that can be saved in the database.
- Parameters:
beanClass
- A bean class.sqlStatement
- An arbitrary SQL update statement.parameters
- An array of Java objects. These can be bean instances,
which should be converted to reference IDs properly.propertyNames
- An array of property names corresponding to each
parameter. Property names are only used for
conversion purposes. This array can be shorter than the
parameters array. Remaining parameters won't
be converted.
- Returns:
- True if updates were actually made.
- Throws:
StoreException
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| This module contains the necessary subroutines and functions to deal with Hamiltonians in the diabatic basis and will be extended in a future version to deal with adiabatic basis. | |
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Daunting — to walk naked among wolves,
their jaws quiver in excitement,
their fangs whiter than snow,
drenched in drool, ready for dinner.
A growling pack
circling this bare body
as it lays in front of them
emitting an intense odour of fear.
I close my wandering eyes
as I wonder:
will they embrace me in their silken fur
or will they gnaw me like yesterday’s meal?
Either way,
I’ll never see them coming.
This poem was originally published in “Welcome to the Sombre Days” (2018)
Jeremy Mifsud is a queer and autistic poet from Malta. Social ineptitude becomes a catalyst for his art as he weaves unsaid words into poems and stories. He is the author of the poetry collection Welcome to the Sombre Days (2018). More of his works appear or are forthcoming in Please Hear What I'm Not Saying (2018), Terse, Little Lion Literary, Constellate Magazine, and others. You can read more of his work at www.poetrybyjeremy.wordpress.com and Twitter, @poetrybyjeremy.


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SWINGERS (1996) Reviewed by The Movie Kid Copyright 1997 Rob Reser
USA Director: Doug Liman Writer: Jon Favreau Stars: Jon Favreau, Vince Vaughn, Ron Livingston, Patrick Van Horn
Poor Mike. But haven't we all been there at one point or time? SWINGERS is a 'life in the week of....' movie and a great one at that. Mike (Jon Favreau) has broken up with his girlfriend and moved to California to 'attempt' to make it as a comedian. His friends are extremely concerned about his well being, however, since he can only obsess over his loss. Checking his answering machine hourly and at very inconvenient times in hopes of hearing her voice he practically refuses to leave his apartment. The guys, however, are there to remedy the situation. In a series of "nights out" Mike is thrust back into the singles scene again and finding that it is much more difficult than he remembers. Trent (Vince Vaughn) is the king of the swingers, though, being able to say the right thing at the right time even though it looks like the wrong thing at the wrong time. His knack at picking up women is unconventional but always right on the "money". The entire gang spends their time trying to boost Mike's horribly low self-esteem by coaching him in the ways of women and by dragging him through California and Las Vegas nightlife. The movie feel is that of just hanging out with a group of guys who exist to have a good time and hit on the "babies". The script is extremely well written and dialog is snappy and hysterical. Director Doug Liman (whose only previous credit is 1994's GETTING IN) does an acceptable job of pacing the film and pulling out the 'real-life' feel and look from the actors. A discussion of good/bad Hollywood directors amongst the guys even leads to a couple of homage scenes that are well placed and enjoyable. SWINGERS soundtrack is well suited adding a jazzy-swing flavor to the picture that only adds to the already exciting ambiance. Feel like a good laugh and a look at the way guys think today? You don't want to miss SWINGERS then. 3 ½ spots. (Out of 4)
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22. (The Way of Zen 126)
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And Allah grants respite to none when his appointed time (death) comes. And Allah is All- Aware of what you do. |
| 063:011 Maulana | : |
But Allah reprieveth no soul when its term cometh, and Allah is Informed of what ye do. |
| 063:011 Pickthal | : |
But Allah reprieveth no soul when its term cometh, and Allah is Informed of what ye do. |
| 063:011 Rashad | : |
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| 063:011 Sarwar | : |
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| 063:011 Shakir | : |
And Allah does not respite a soul when its appointed term has come, and Allah is Aware of what you do. |
| 063:011 Sherali | : |
And ALLAH will not grant respite to a soul when its appointed time has come; and ALLAH is Well-Aware of what you do. |
| 063:011 Yusufali | : |
But to no soul will Allah grant respite when the time appointed (for it) has come; and Allah is well acquainted with (all) that ye do. |
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