The Vigenère encryption algorithm uses a key that is several characters long. The Caesar encryption algorithm may be viewed as a special case of Vigenère encryption with a key of length 1, and conversely the Vigenère encryption algorithm can be thought of as a multiple use of a modified Caesar encryption operation.
Characters that are not to be encrypted are of course ignored during encryption and decryption and do not have the effect of continuing the key on the next key letter either.
As under the Caesar encryption algorithm, only letters from the alphabetic are encrypted (the alphabet is selected in the Text Options dialog). Characters which are not part of the alphabet are normally left out of the encrypted text, so that after decryption these characters have to be inserted from the textual context. This applies to both punctuation characters and special characters (especially spaces between two words). The menu selection Options \ Text Options is used to specify whether punctuation and special characters should be retained during encryption and decryption.
The key for the Vigenère encryption algorithm is entered in the Key entry dialog.
Example:
In the 3-letter long key " KEY",
Comment:
In the literature, the Vigenère encryption algorithm is often described in terms of the Vigenère tableau rather than as a multiple use of the Caesar encryption algorithm, since this tableau was used as a manual tool for encryption and decryption earlier.
In the classical Caesar procedure, the letter "A" means a shift of 1 character position, the letter "B" a shift of 2. In the Vigenère system on the other hand the shift is always one character less, i.e. no character for "A", one character for "B", two characters for "C", .... 25 characters for "Z".
Under the Vigenère method, the plaintext and the encrypted text are identical when the key is "A" (and not "Z", as with the Caesar encryption algorithm).
The Vigenère encryption algorithm can be broken relatively easily with a ciphertext-only attack (see Automatic analysis, Vigenère encryption algorithm). An example of this will be found in the Examples chapter.


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3 hits |
oral |
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[Erowid Note: Vomiting blood can indict life-threatening problems.  We were sick and tired of drinking beer every night, so we decided to go get some G. I had taken GHB at parties before, but everytime I had taken it I had been drunk, and I had a merry old time.  I bought 3 doses (about 5 caps from a twist off soda bottle lid). I shot them all down at once with some sprite. After about 20 minutes are started to get a little buzz going and I felt great. We were all chatiing hanging out and having a good time, but this fun time ended pretty shortly.
One girl basically fell asleep in the middle of a sentence, I had one friend projectile vomit mid-sentence, and I just felt completely nauseus. Whenever I have the urge to puke, whether I'm actually sick, drunk, or whatever, I try to control my breathing and let the feeling pass. This worked for a while, but after about an hour I could not control it anymore. I stumbled to the bathroom and puked my guts out. First it was all liquid then some more, but then things got scary, I was puking up liquid, and a fair amount of blood. I thought I was done puking so I drank some water but I went straight back to the bathroom and puke up all the water and a blood clot thing that was a good three inches long.
Long story short, I will never ever take that much GHB again, the strange thing is that I have taken that much before drunk, and been fine. i don't know what caused the experience, but let me tell you, I won't be doin that again.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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Interact with the balenaCloud, openBalena and the balena API from the command-line.
More information: home page
- Log in to the balenaCloud account:
balena login
- Create a balenaCloud or openBalena application:
balena app create app_name
- List all balenaCloud or openBalena applications within the account:
balena apps
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balena devices
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The Edo State government, through the office of its Deputy Governor Philip Shaibu will tomorrow unveil and rebrand the state-owned Nigeria Women Premier League club, Edo Queens of Benin City.
The Edo State Deputy Chief of Staff, Kingsley Ehigiamusor, said in statement that the state government has concluded plans to rebrand the state-owned women’s soccer club, where it has been upgraded to a standard football club and it’s ready to be presented to the public. Ehigiamusor, also noted that, since the women’s club has been playing in the top flight, it is just going to be officially unveiled to the people of Edo as a club under the supervision of the state government as one of the brands under the leadership of the Deputy Governor of Edo State.
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In this exercise you are going to make your charecter from previous exercise fight monsters and maybe dragons!
You have 4 different monsters with different ability, every time you call the battle function you should random one of the enemies and fight it
If you win you gain experience, if you lose its fine we won't do anything about it right now
each monster has its attack value when it attack it has 4 types of attacks, if it hit it will do the number of its attack, if it miss it does 0, if it crit it does double the attack and if dodge it does half the damage of attack
each monster has a defense number, when you attack it you should decrease this number from your damage to the monster.
each time a monster attacks you should randomize the type of attack it does from its own attackTypes array and check how much damage it did
At the end if you won make sure you add the experience to the charecter experience
as a starting attempt have each fight be between one of your charecters and one monster randomize both, once you feel its done you can try to do a group against a monster of few monsters vs a group
In order to decide the amount of damage your charecters does you should take its strength and do 25% of that in damage (round up), if the charecter is a wizard or a celric you should use intelligence instead.


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Time Limit: 2000/1000 MS (Java/Others) Memory Limit: 65535/65535 K (Java/Others)
Total Submission(s): 136 Accepted Submission(s): 54
Special Judge
Problem Description
Makomuno has N servers and M databases. All databases are synchronized among all servers and each database has a ordered list denotes the priority of servers to access. This list is guaranteed to be a valid permutation of all servers.
Every time someone wants to execute queries on a certain database, he will send a request to the first server in the list. If it’s dead, he will simply turn to the next one. Otherwise a working copy of the database is found, and this copy is called active.
Now, given N and M, Makomuno wants to find a permutation for each database which could assure that all servers are load-balanced. Moreover, Makomuno hopes the system will be load-balanced even if exactly one server is broken.
Note that if we call the number of active copies on i-th server Ai, then load-balanced means max∣Ai - Aj∣≤1 for any i and j in non broken servers set. We won’t consider broken servers in this case.
Every time someone wants to execute queries on a certain database, he will send a request to the first server in the list. If it’s dead, he will simply turn to the next one. Otherwise a working copy of the database is found, and this copy is called active.
Now, given N and M, Makomuno wants to find a permutation for each database which could assure that all servers are load-balanced. Moreover, Makomuno hopes the system will be load-balanced even if exactly one server is broken.
Note that if we call the number of active copies on i-th server Ai, then load-balanced means max∣Ai - Aj∣≤1 for any i and j in non broken servers set. We won’t consider broken servers in this case.
Input
The input contains several test cases, terminated by EOF.
Each test case has one line containing two integer N ( 2≤N≤100) and M ( 1≤M≤100).
Each test case has one line containing two integer N ( 2≤N≤100) and M ( 1≤M≤100).
Output
For each case output M lines, the i-th line contains a permutation of all servers, indicating the expected order. Servers are numbered from 1 to n.
Sample Input
5 3
Sample Output
2 4 3 1 5 1 5 4 2 3 3 5 2 4 1HintIn the sample test case, the active copies of these databases are on server 2,1 and 3 in normal state. A = {1,1,1,0,0} If server 1 or 3 has broken, server 5 will take its work. In case we lost server 2, the second database will use server 4 instead. A = {1,BROKEN,1,1,0} It's clear that in any case this system is load-balanced according to the plan in sample output.
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题意： 略：
思路： YY
只要弄好前两列就可以。 因为整个计划只会坏一台服务器。
尽量让每个服务器出现次数相同
第一列按顺序填就好。
第二列， 在相同服务器的， 更换的服务器接着第一列的顺序。
#include <cstdio> #include <cstring> #include <algorithm> using namespace std; const int V = 105; int n, m, ans[V][V]; bool vis[V][V]; int main() { int i, j, k; while(~scanf("%d%d", &n, &m)) { memset(ans, 0, sizeof(ans)); memset(vis, false, sizeof(vis)); for(i = 0, j = 1; i < m; ++i) { ans[i][0] = j; vis[i][j] = true; j = j == n ? 1 : j + 1; } for(i = 0; i < m; ++i) { if(ans[i][1] != 0) continue; int now = m % n + 1; for(j = i; j < m; j += n) { if(now == ans[j][0]) now = now == n ? 1 : now + 1; ans[j][1] = now; vis[j][now] = true; now = now == n ? 1 : now + 1; } } for(i = 0; i < m; ++i) for(j = 2, k = 1; j < n; ++j) { while(vis[i][k]) k++; ans[i][j] = k++; } for(i = 0; i < m; ++i) { for(j = 0; j < n - 1; ++j) printf("%d ", ans[i][j]); printf("%d\n", ans[i][n - 1]); } } }
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The Coding Process Ontology (CPO) aims at representing the activities, artifacts and stakeholders involved in the Coding Process, for developing a proper code for the software. Since CPO is in the core of the technical processes in software development, it reuses some concepts from other SEON networked ontologies.
Networked ontologies used by CPO:
| Ontology | Relation | Integration Level |
| SPO - Software Process Ontology | All CPO concepts extend concepts from SPO. | High |
| RSRO - Reference Software Requirements Ontology | CPO imports an artifact from RSRO. | Low |
| DPO - Design Process Ontology | CPO imports an artifact from DPO. | Low |
| SwAO - Software Artifact Ontology |
Figure 1 presents the conceptual model of the CPO.
Figure 1. CPO conceptual model.
Coding Process is a Performed Process with the purpose of producing software Code in conformance with the requirements and design decisions established in the previous technical processes (requirements development and design processes). It is composed of a set of Coding activity, when the Programmer uses the requirements and definitions established in the Requirements Document and Design Document for developing and documenting the code. Code Development activity creates the software Code , while Code Documentation changes the Code by adding comments with useful information.
The following table shows the definitions for CPO concepts.
| Concept | Definition |
| Code Development | Simple Performed Activity executed for developing the software Code according to previews definitions.
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| Code Documentation | Simple Performed Activity executed for documenting the software Code with useful information.
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| Code Review | Simple Performed Activity executed for reviewing the software Code to identify errors and non-conformances.
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| Code Review Report | Document pointing out problems identified in the Code during review activities.
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| Code Reviewer | Stakeholder responsible for reviewing the Code according to the Requirements Document and Design Document.
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| Coding | Composite Performed Activity executed for coordinating the Code development and documentation, according to definitions from the Requirements Document and Design Document.
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| Coding Process | Specific Performed Process for conducting the activities related to software Code production.
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| Programmer | Stakeholder with programming skills responsible for producing and documenting the software Code.
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<<event>> Code Development |
Code Development creates Code
Coding <>-- Code Development
<<event>> Code Documentation |
Code Documentation changes Code
Coding <>-- Code Documentation
<<event>> Code Review |
Code Review creates Code Review Report
Code Review uses Requirements Document
Code Review uses Design Document
Code Review uses Code
Code Reviewer is in charge of Code Review
Coding Process <>-- Code Review
<<subkind>> Code Review Report |
Code Review creates Code Review Report
<<role>> Code Reviewer |
Code Reviewer is in charge of Code Review
<<event>> Coding |
Coding <>-- Code Development
Coding <>-- Code Documentation
Coding uses Design Document
Coding uses Requirements Document
Programmer is in charge of Coding
Coding Process <>-- Coding
<<event>> Coding Process |
Coding Process <>-- Coding
Coding Process <>-- Code Review
<<role>> Programmer |
Programmer is in charge of Coding


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My research interests are developing robust control strategies for the quadrotor unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) in complex environmental conditions to accomplish tasks using onboard sensing and computation.
I’m from Chongqing, China. Prior to joining Texas Tech University, I got my Master of Science in Mechanical Engineering at University of Florida and my Bachelor of Engineering in Mechanical Engineering and Automation at China Agricultural University.
Education
| Texas Tech University Ph.D. in Mechanical Engineering Jan. 2015 - May 2019 (Expected) Lubbock, TX |
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| CCTEG Chongqing Research Institute Engineer Internship Oct. 2017 - May 2018 Chongqing, China |
Texas Tech University Teaching Assistant Jan. 2015 - May 2017 Lubbock, TX |
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This is how I created my template for this website.
Process
With references to Jake Wright's 12 minute guide to CSS and Marksheet.io, these are steps I took to build my website.
- Sketch out roughly how you want your website to look like.
- Have a navigation panel on the left and the rest of your content on the right.
- Outline each content on the website like blocks, creating different names for each block. (You can differentiate each block of content by using different highlighters, this will help make coding easier.)
- Then, write down under each hash name on certain specifications you want it to have. (e.g. colour of background, font, etc.)
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Below is a screenshot of the HTML coding I did for the home page.


New York Dog Fair
A fun day at the fair
Usage
Initializing a rating
To change the range of your rating, simply adjust the number of icons in the initialized html
$('.ui.rating')
.rating()
;
Types
Rating
A basic rating
Star
A rating can use a set of star icons
Heart
A rating can use a set of heart icons
Examples
Setting existing values
Starting ratings can be set either using metadata values or the setting initialRating
.
Dog Appreciation Day
I night to tell your dog he's great
Variations
Size
A rating can vary in size
Behavior
Set Rating
A rating can be set programatically
$('.ui.rating')
.rating('set rating', 3)
;
Settings
Rating Settings
Rating settings modify the rating's behavior
| Setting | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|
| initialRating | 0 | A number representing the default rating to apply |
| interactive | true | Whether to enable user's ability to rate |
Callbacks
Callback settings specify a function to occur after a specific behavior.
| Setting | Context | Description |
|---|---|---|
| onRate(value) | Rating | Is called after user selects a new rating |
DOM Settings
DOM settings specify how this module should interface with the DOM
| Setting | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|
| namespace | rating | Event namespace. Makes sure module teardown does not effect other events attached to an element. |
| selector |
selector : {
icon : '.icon'
}
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| className |
className : {
active : 'active',
hover : 'hover',
loading : 'loading'
},
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Debug Settings
Debug settings controls debug output to the console
| Setting | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|
| name | Rating | Name used in debug logs |
| debug | True | Provides standard debug output to console |
| performance | True | Provides standard debug output to console |
| verbose | True | Provides ancillary debug output to console |
| error |
error : {
action : 'You called a rating action that was not defined'
}
|


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OSGi is used as the underlying core modularization technology within the Carbon platform. The Carbon framework is shipped with Eclipse Equinox by default, but can be supported on Spring dm Server, Felix or Knoplerfish if required. The OSGi technology even allows you to write your business functionality as an OSGi component and deploy it in the existing Carbon platform.
For a quick start on using the WSO2 Carbon platform, the Carbon components are pre-assembled into the following products:
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Jawbox’s J Robbins played Saint Vitus w/ LAPeCHE & Ageist (pics, setlist)
by BrooklynVegan StaffNot only did Jawbox finally reunite this year for their first shows in over two decades, frontman J. Robbins released his first-ever solo album, Un-becoming, and he’s currently on a full-band solo tour, which sees him joined by Pete Moffett (Government Issue, Burning Airlines) on drums, Brooks Harlan (War On Women, Office of Future Plans) on bass, and Gordon Withers (Office of Future Plans) on cello, all of whom also played on Un-becoming.
BrooklynVegan presented the NYC show at Saint Vitus on Friday (12/6), where J played a handful of songs from Un-becoming, as well as his new non-album single “Winter Sun” and the John Cale cover that backs it. He didn’t play any Jawbox songs (though he played plenty of those in Brooklyn when Jawbox played Brooklyn Steel in June), but he did play songs from a handful of his other bands, including Burning Airlines, Office of Future Plans, and Channels. Also, Jawbox drummer Zach Barocas was in the audience.
Opening the show was two bands who have worked with J, LAPêCHE (who feature members of Small Brown Bike and Strikeforce Diablo) and Ageist (who feature members of Thursday, Errortype:11, Primitive Weapons, and more). Pictures are in the gallery above. Setlist below.
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J Robbins at Saint Vitus – 12/6/19 Setlist
Anodyne
Abandoned Mansions
Your Majesty
Soldier On
Our Own Devices
Cast Away (Channels song)
Magic and Lies (John Cale cover)
Wheaton Calling (Burning Airlines song)
Skeleton Coast
Radical Love
Un-Becoming
Lorelei (Office of Future Plans song)
The Escape Engine (Burning Airlines song)
Firelight
Winter Sun
Salamander (Office of Future Plans song)
Citizen
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photos by Kate Hoos


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Tracee Ellis Ross Tantalizes Instagram With Sizzling-Hot Snap In Neon Yellow Bra
Actress Tracee Ellis Ross, daughter of musical legend Diana Ross, tantalized her 7.2 million Instagram followers with a sizzling hot snap in which she rocked a neon yellow bra.
The simple snap was a close-up shot that focused on certain parts of Tracee’s body. Her hair was done in braids, and though the top of her head was cropped out of the shot, her braids were visible as they trailed down her neck. Her skin looked flawless in the shot, and she paired her glowing skin with nude lips. She accentuated her stunning eyes with a thick liner that drew attention to them while gazing down at the camera from a slightly elevated angle. The photo was so close-up that fans could even see the beauty mark near one of her eyes.
While Tracee often shares wild outfits with her Instagram followers and is never afraid to take a sartorial risk, her clothing in this particular picture was quite minimal. The actress appeared to be wearing a neon yellow lace bra and little else. The bombshell’s body was cropped in the photo, with just a hint of her cleavage visible. The straps of the bra dug into her shoulders slightly, and she leaned forward a bit, her arms reaching out in front of her as she posed for the camera.
Tracee’s followers couldn’t get enough of the smoking-hot shot, and the post received over 133,700 likes within just nine hours, including a like from celebrity foodie Ayesha Curry.
She posed a simple question in the caption of the post, and many of her fans filled the comments section with praise and thoughts on her beauty.
“My weekend was good now that I see your beautiful face my future wife lol,” one follower said, responding to the question she posed in the caption.
“It was as beautiful as you are,” another fan commented.
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“Incredible! Serving looks on a monday,” a third admirer stated.
Another follower was experiencing a brighter day after seeing Tracee’s post, commenting that “Monday just got better, saw you.”
 She’s also not afraid to post a throwback from time to time. Earlier this month, as The Inquisitr reported, the beauty shared a picture of herself that was taken when she was in her 20s. She looks like a totally different person in the picture, although she’s just as stunning now as she was back then.


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This file contains the helper functions.
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#include <stdlib.h>
#include <stdbool.h>
#include <stdio.h>
#include <math.h>
#include <time.h>
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| void * | Malloc (size_t size) |
| | Malloc This is wrapper function on stdlib.h malloc. If malloc fails ( returns NULL), then prints error message,and exit. More...
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| void | Free (void *ptr) |
| | Free This is wrapper function on stdlib.h free. More...
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| void | ShowArray (int *array, int array_length, char *sort_name) |
| | ShowArray This function print the array content to the console. It is used to display the content of sorted array. More...
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| void | Randomly_fill_array (int *array, int array_length) |
| | Randomly_fill_array This function fills the array with random integers within range of [-1000, 1000]. More...
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| int | Random_integer (int low, int high) |
| | Random_integer This function returns the random integer in the specified range. More...
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| | Shuffle_array This function randomly shuffle array and distribute elements, uniformily. More...
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| | CPU_time_taken This function returns the differnce between the start time and current time, taken by CPU in seconds. More...
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This file contains the helper functions.
These function assist main algorithms. These are not part of main algorithms but abstract things, so that algorithm looks clean and readable.
- Author
- Gagaron
Definition in file helper.h.
◆ CPU_time_taken()
| double CPU_time_taken |
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clock_t |
start_time | ) |
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CPU_time_taken This function returns the differnce between the start time and current time, taken by CPU in seconds.
- Parameters
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- Returns
- double value of time difference in seconds.
◆ exchange()
| void exchange |
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exchange This function exchange the content of two indexes in array.
- Parameters
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| array | pointer to the array of integers. |
| x | index in array. |
| y | another index in array. |
- Returns
- Void.
◆ Free()
Free This is wrapper function on stdlib.h free.
- Parameters
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| ptr | pointer to the memory block to free. |
- Returns
- Void.
◆ Malloc()
| void* Malloc |
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size_t |
size | ) |
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Malloc This is wrapper function on stdlib.h malloc. If malloc fails ( returns NULL), then prints error message,and exit.
- Parameters
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| size | size in bytes to allocate. |
- Returns
- pointer to starting of memory block allocated.
◆ min()
min This function returns the minimum of the two specified values.
- Parameters
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| x | first value |
| y | second value. |
- Returns
- integer.
◆ Random_integer()
| int Random_integer |
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int |
low, |
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high |
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Random_integer This function returns the random integer in the specified range.
- Parameters
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| low | lower limit of range. |
| high | Upper limit of range. |
- Returns
- random integer within (low, high).
◆ Randomly_fill_array()
| void Randomly_fill_array |
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int * |
array, |
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array_length |
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Randomly_fill_array This function fills the array with random integers within range of [-1000, 1000].
- Parameters
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| array | Pointer to the array of integers. |
| array_length | Length of the array of integers. |
- Returns
- Void.
◆ ShowArray()
| void ShowArray |
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int * |
array, |
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int |
array_length, |
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char * |
sort_name |
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) |
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ShowArray This function print the array content to the console. It is used to display the content of sorted array.
- Parameters
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| array | Pointer to the array of integers. |
| array_length | Length of the array of integers. |
| sort_name | Pointer to string, displaying the sorting name. |
- Returns
- Void.
◆ Shuffle_array()
| void Shuffle_array |
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int * |
array, |
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int |
array_length |
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) |
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Shuffle_array This function randomly shuffle array and distribute elements, uniformily.
- Parameters
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| array | pointer to the array of integers. |
| array_length | length of array of integers. |
- Returns
- Void


This advanced example shows how to render an Archive.org Item by making multiple API calls.
The Metadata API provides most of the data, but the RelatedItem API is also used, and the SearchAPI is used to fetch additional fields for the item's collections. And the ViewsAPI is used for the view count.
The embed and images are rendered using a URL pattern of archive.org/embed/{identifier}
and archive.org/services/img/{identifier}
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Random sequences are uniformly distributed if the random number generator which has created them is uniformly distributed, i.e. the probability that a particular value will be output is equal to the inverse value of all the possible values. Thus every value is equally probable.
Here we consider the case of a finite set of K random numbers Xi. Then the random sequence (Xi) is uniformly distributed, if the following conditions are valid for each random number Xi and for all numbers x:
P[Xi = x] = 1/K.
E.g.: The binary sequence (Xi) is uniformly distributed, if the following applies for all elements:
P[Xi = 0] = P[Xi = 1] = 1/2.
See: Uniform distribution.


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Random Variable
Output Variable
Montecarlo Simulation
Random variable name
Variable name is required.
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Distribution is required
Add
Output variable name
Output variable name is required.
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Replicate Number
Replicate Number is required.
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Smartphone Time Series
This Rickshaw.js chart visualizes a time series of total CPU usage on a smartphone.
The data consists of approximately 2 weeks of data, polled every 5 seconds, so the
data set is huge. This is down-sampled using Python and exported to an appropriate
format. The data are stored in a JSON file that looks like this:
[
{"y": 60.029761999999998, "x":<PHONE_NUMBER>},
{"y": 4.6590910000000001, "x":<PHONE_NUMBER>},
{"y": 4.0687655999999999, "x":<PHONE_NUMBER>},
{"y": 39.323672999999999, "x":<PHONE_NUMBER>},
{"y": 0.0, "x":<PHONE_NUMBER>},
{"y": 0.0, "x":<PHONE_NUMBER>},
{"y": 5.381653, "x":<PHONE_NUMBER>},
{"y": 50.717700000000001, "x":<PHONE_NUMBER>},
...
]
The Javascript page starts by loading the JSON data, and then draws the chart.


Projects of Our Research Team
by Zhuo Huang, Song Wu, Song Jiang and Hai Jin
Published on MSST 2019
Docker containers have been increasingly adopted on various computing platforms to provide a lightweight virtualized execution environment. Compared to virtual machines, this technology can often reduce the launch time from a few minutes to less than 10 seconds, assuming the Docker image has been locally available. However, Docker images are highly customizable, and are mostly built at run time from a remote base image by running instructions in a script (the Dockerﬁle). During the instruction execution, a large number of input ﬁles may have to be retrieved via the Internet.The image building may be an iterative process as one may need to repeatedly modify the Dockerﬁle until a desired image composition is received. In the process, each ﬁle required by an instruction has to be remotely retrieved, even if it has been recently downloaded. This can make the process of building, and launching a container unexpectedly slow.
To address the issue,we propose a technique,named Fast Build, that maintains a local ﬁle cache to minimize the expensive ﬁle downloading.Bynon-intrusively intercepting remote ﬁle requests, and supplying ﬁles locally, FastBuild enables ﬁle caching in a manner transparent to image building. To further accelerate the image building, FastBuild overlaps operations of instructions’ execution, and writing intermediate image layers to the disk. We have implemented FastBuild. Experiments with images and Dockerﬁles obtained from Docker Hub show that our system can improve building speed by up to 10 times, reduce downloaded data by 72%.
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Container
Image Building


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/** * Copyright (c) 2013-present, Facebook, Inc. * All rights reserved. * * This source code is licensed under the BSD-style license found in the * LICENSE file in the root directory of this source tree. An additional grant * of patent rights can be found in the PATENTS file in the same directory. * * @providesModule keyCommandTransposeCharacters * */ 'use strict'; var DraftModifier = require('./DraftModifier'); var EditorState = require('./EditorState'); var getContentStateFragment = require('./getContentStateFragment'); /** * Transpose the characters on either side of a collapsed cursor, or * if the cursor is at the end of the block, transpose the last two * characters. */ function keyCommandTransposeCharacters(editorState) { var selection = editorState.getSelection(); if (!selection.isCollapsed()) { return editorState; } var offset = selection.getAnchorOffset(); if (offset === 0) { return editorState; } var blockKey = selection.getAnchorKey(); var content = editorState.getCurrentContent(); var block = content.getBlockForKey(blockKey); var length = block.getLength(); // Nothing to transpose if there aren't two characters. if (length <= 1) { return editorState; } var removalRange; var finalSelection; if (offset === length) { // The cursor is at the end of the block. Swap the last two characters. removalRange = selection.set('anchorOffset', offset - 1); finalSelection = selection; } else { removalRange = selection.set('focusOffset', offset + 1); finalSelection = removalRange.set('anchorOffset', offset + 1); } // Extract the character to move as a fragment. This preserves its // styling and entity, if any. var movedFragment = getContentStateFragment(content, removalRange); var afterRemoval = DraftModifier.removeRange(content, removalRange, 'backward'); // After the removal, the insertion target is one character back. var selectionAfter = afterRemoval.getSelectionAfter(); var targetOffset = selectionAfter.getAnchorOffset() - 1; var targetRange = selectionAfter.merge({ anchorOffset: targetOffset, focusOffset: targetOffset }); var afterInsert = DraftModifier.replaceWithFragment(afterRemoval, targetRange, movedFragment); var newEditorState = EditorState.push(editorState, afterInsert, 'insert-fragment'); return EditorState.acceptSelection(newEditorState, finalSelection); } module.exports = keyCommandTransposeCharacters;


@Evolving public interface StagedTable extends Table
This is used to implement atomic CREATE TABLE AS SELECT and REPLACE TABLE AS SELECT queries. The
planner will create one of these via
StagingTableCatalog.stageCreate(Identifier, StructType, Transform[], Map)
or
StagingTableCatalog.stageReplace(Identifier, StructType, Transform[], Map)
to prepare the
table for being written to. This table should usually implement SupportsWrite
. A new
writer will be constructed via SupportsWrite.newWriteBuilder(LogicalWriteInfo)
, and the
write will be committed. The job concludes with a call to commitStagedChanges()
, at
which point implementations are expected to commit the table's metadata into the metastore along
with the data that was written by the writes from the write builder this table created.
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void |
abortStagedChanges()
Abort the changes that were staged, both in metadata and from temporary outputs of this
table's writers.
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void |
commitStagedChanges()
Finalize the creation or replacement of this table.
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capabilities, name, partitioning, properties, schema


Ensure that all input passed to the database is validated.
Unvalidated input can lead to persistent cross-site scripting, SQL injection and other vulnerabilities that would allow an attacker to gain unauthorized access to sensitive data.
Use the following steps to check if all input passed to database is validated:
Identify database entry points. Identify all locations within your application that interface with the database servers. Potential sources of input include:
Trace data from source to sink. Trace each source of input from the immediate source, through your application and to the backend database.
Identify validation routines. Each input source should have a validation routine associated with it. Ideally the validation will occur as soon as the input reaches your application. Shared validation routines are better than creating many throughout the code base, so check for consolidation of routines to aid testing and reduce the chance of one-off bugs. If any input source does not have a validation routine associated with it, flag it for fixing.
Ensure quality of validators. Validation routines should check for length, range, format and type. The validator should first check for good data via whitelisting and then for known malicious data via blacklisting. Do not rely on client-side validation alone as it can be bypassed easily.
Ensure that parameterized queries are used. Verify that all database transactions are handled using prepared statements or stored procedures with type-safe parameters.
To properly validate input passed to database:
Identify database entry points. Identify all locations within your application that interface with the database servers. Potential sources of input include:
Create a set of validators. Build a set of validators that work with the database-specific language. Determine the appropriate validation at each validator. Centralize the validators as it helps strengthen your code by limiting the amount of scattered validation code throughout the component. Place the validators along the database entry points. All data should pass through the validators before transmitted to the database servers.
Use type safe SQL parameters in queries. Stored procedures with type-safe parameters and parameterized queries, such as prepared statements, are a strong defense against SQL injection attacks.


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Client for the GOV.UK Notify API, built using Java 8.
The notifications-java-client has been deployed to Bintray. Add the following snippet to your Maven settings.xml
file.
xml
<?xml version='1.0' encoding='UTF-8'?>
<settings xsi:schemaLocation='http://maven.apache.org/SETTINGS/1.0.0 http://maven.apache.org/xsd/settings-1.0.0.xsd' xmlns='http://maven.apache.org/SETTINGS/1.0.0' xmlns:xsi='http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance'>
<profiles>
<profile>
<repositories>
<repository>
<snapshots>
<enabled>false</enabled>
</snapshots>
<id>bintray-gov-uk-notify-maven</id>
<name>bintray</name>
<url>http://dl.bintray.com/gov-uk-notify/maven</url>
</repository>
</repositories>
<pluginRepositories>
<pluginRepository>
<snapshots>
<enabled>false</enabled>
</snapshots>
<id>bintray-gov-uk-notify-maven</id>
<name>bintray-plugins</name>
<url>http://dl.bintray.com/gov-uk-notify/maven</url>
</pluginRepository>
</pluginRepositories>
<id>bintray</id>
</profile>
</profiles>
<activeProfiles>
<activeProfile>bintray</activeProfile>
</activeProfiles>
</settings>
Then you can add the Maven dependency to your project.
“`xml
### Gradle
repositories { mavenCentral() maven { url "http://dl.bintray.com/gov-uk-notify/maven” } }
dependencies { compile(‘uk.gov.service.notify:notifications-java-client:2.1.5-RELEASE’) } “`
Click 'set me up!’ on https://bintray.com/gov-uk-notify/maven/notifications-java-client for instructions.
Import the NotificationClient
import uk.gov.service.notify.NotificationClient;
import uk.gov.service.notify.Notification;
import uk.gov.service.notify.NotificationList;
import uk.gov.service.notify.NotificationResponse;
Create a new instance of NotificationClient
and objects returned by the client
NotificationClient client = new NotificationClient(api_key, serviceId, "https://api.notifications.service.gov.uk");
NotificationResponse response = client.sendEmail(templateId, emailAddress, personalisation);
or
NotificationResponse response = client.sendSms(templateId, mobileNumber, personalisation);
mobileNumber
is the mobile phone number for the notification
emailAddress
is the email address for the notificationtemplateId
is the template to send
personalisation
is the placeholders to send
Notification notification = client.getNotificationById(notificationId);
notificationId
is the Id of the notification - the Id is part of the notification object returned when sendEmail
or sendSms
is calledNotification notification = client.getNotification(status, notificationType);
status
is a string that represents the status of the notifications you want returned; options for status
:
null
(for all status types)delivered
failed
sending
notificationType
is the type of notification to return; options for notificaitonType
:
null
(for both types)email
sms
There is a main class that can be used to test the integration. It is also useful to read this class to see how to integrate with the notification client.
On a command line build the project with Maven:
> mvn test
Then run Java via the Maven exec command with the following arguments:
> mvn exec:java -Dexec.mainClass=TestNotificationClient -Dexec.args="api-key-id service-id https://api.notifications.service.gov.uk"
You will be prompted to select an option to submit the API call.
npm install notifications-node-client
var NotifyClient = require('notifications-node-client').NotifyClient,
notifyClient = new NotifyClient(
"https://api.notifications.service.gov.uk",
process.env.NOTIFY_SERVICE_ID,
process.env.NOTIFY_SECRET // API Key
);
Generate an API key by logging in to GOV.UK Notify and going to the API integration page.
You will also find your service ID on the API integration page.
notifyClient.sendEmail(templateId, emailAddress, personalisation);
notifyClient.sendSms(templateId, phoneNumber, personalisation);
Find template_id by clicking API info for the template you want to send.
notifyClient.sendSms(templateId, phoneNumber, personalisation={
'name': 'Amala',
'reference_number': '300241',
});
Provided integration with the GOV.UK Notify API for sending emails and SMS messages.
For more details, see: https://www.notifications.service.gov.uk/
The Notify PHP Client is based on a PSR-7 HTTP model. You therefore need to pick your preferred HTTP Client library to use.
We will show examples here using the Guzzle v6 Adapter.
Setup instructions are also available for Curl and Guzzle v5.
The Notify PHP Client can be installed with Composer. Run this command:
composer require php-http/guzzle6-adapter alphagov/notifications-php-client
Assuming you’ve installed the package via Composer, the Notify PHP Client will be available via the autoloader.
Create a (Guzzle v6 based) instance of the Client using:
$notifyClient = new \Alphagov\Notifications\Client([
'serviceId' => '{your service id}',
'apiKey' => '{your api key}',
'httpClient' => new \Http\Adapter\Guzzle6\Client
]);
You are then able to access the Notify API using $notifyClient
.
If you need to access an environment other than production, you can pass the base URL in via the baseUrl
key in the constructor:
'baseUrl' => '{api base url}'
The method signature is:
php
sendEmail( $to, $template, array $personalisation = array() )
Where
An example request would look like:
try {
$response = $notifyClient->sendEmail<EMAIL_ADDRESS>'df10a23e-2c0d-4ea5-87fb-82e520cbf93c', [
'name' => 'Betty Smith',
'dob' => '12 July 1968'
]);
} catch (NotifyException $e){}
$response will be an array containing the decoded JSON response from the Notify API. For details, see: https://www.notifications.service.gov.uk/documentation
An instance (or sub-class) of Alphagov\Notifications\Exception\NotifyException
will be throw if an error occurs.
The method signature is:
php
sendSms( $to, $template, array $personalisation = array() )
Where
An example request would look like:
try {
$response = $notifyClient->sendSms( '+447777111222', 'df10a23e-2c6d-4ea5-87fb-82e520cbf93a', [
'name' => 'Betty Smith',
'dob' => '12 July 1968'
]);
} catch (NotifyException $e){}
$response will be an array containing the decoded JSON response from the Notify API. For details, see: https://www.notifications.service.gov.uk/documentation
An instance (or sub-class) of Alphagov\Notifications\Exception\NotifyException
will be throw if an error occurs.
The method signature is:
php
getNotification( $notificationId )
Where
An example request would look like:
try {
$response = $notifyClient->getNotification( 'c32e9c89-a423-42d2-85b7-a21cd4486a2a' );
} catch (NotifyException $e){}
$response will be an array containing the decoded JSON response from the Notify API. For details, see: https://www.notifications.service.gov.uk/documentation
Or if no notification was found for the passed ID, $response will be NULL
.
An instance (or sub-class) of Alphagov\Notifications\Exception\NotifyException
will be throw if an error occurs.
The method signature is:
php
listNotifications( array $filters = array() )
Where
status
; with values:
template_type
; with values:
page
; takes an int for pagination. Default is 1.An example request would look like:
try {
$response = $notifyClient->listNotifications([
'status' => 'delivered',
'template_type' => 'sms'
]);
} catch (NotifyException $e){}
$response will be an array containing the decoded JSON response from the Notify API. For details, see: https://www.notifications.service.gov.uk/documentation
An instance (or sub-class) of Alphagov\Notifications\Exception\NotifyException
will be throw if an error occurs.
To run the tests:
vendor/bin/phpspec run --format=pretty
The Notify PHP Client is released under the MIT license, a copy of which can be found in LICENSE.
pip install git+https://github.com/alphagov/notifications-python-client.git
from notifications_python_client.notifications import NotificationsAPIClient
notifications_client = NotificationsAPIClient(
"https://api.notifications.service.gov.uk",
service_id=service_id,
api_key=api_key
)
Generate an API key by logging in to GOV.UK Notify and going to the API integration page.
You will find your service ID on the API integration page.
Text message:
notifications_client.send_sms_notification(
mobile_number,
template_id
)
Email:
notifications_client.send_email_notification(
email_address,
template_id
)
Find template_id
by clicking API info for the template you want to send.
If a template has placeholders, you need to provide their values in personalisation
,
for example:
notifications_client.send_email_notification(
email_address,
template_id,
personalisation={
'first_name': 'Amala',
'reference_number': '300241',
}
)
Response:
| Status | Body |
| 201 |
{ "data":{ "notification": { "id":1 }, "body": "Dear Bill, your licence is due for renewal on 3 January 2016.", "template_version": 1, "subject": "Licence renewal" } } |
| 429 |
{"result": "error", "message": "Exceeded send limits (50) for today"} |
| 400 |
{"result":"error", "message": "Can’t send to this recipient using a team-only API key"]} |
| 400 |
{"result":"error", "message"="Can’t send to this recipient when service is in trial mode - see https://www.notifications.service.gov.uk/trial-mode"]} |
notifications_client.get_notification_by_id(notification_id)
Response:
Status
Body
201
{
"data": {
"notification": {
"status": "delivered",
"to": "07515 987 456",
"template": {
"id": "5e427b42-4e98-46f3-a047-32c4a87d26bb",
"name": "First template",
"template_type": "sms"
},
"created_at": "2016-04-26T15:29:36.891512+00:00",
"updated_at": "2016-04-26T15:29:38.724808+00:00",
"sent_at": "2016-04-26T15:29:37.230976+00:00",
"job": {
"id": "f9043884-acac-46db-b2ea-f08cd8ec6d67",
"original_file_name": "Test run"
},
"sent_at": "2016-04-26T15:29:37.230976+00:00",
"id": "f163deaf-2d3f-4ec6-98fc-f23fa511518f",
"content_char_count": 490,
"service": "5cf87313-fddd-4482-a2ea-48e37320efd1",
"reference": None,
"sent_by": "mmg",
"body": "Dear Bill, your licence is due for renewal on 3 January 2016."
"date": "3 January 2016"
}
}
}
400
{"result": "error",
"message": "id: required field"}
404
{"result": "error"
"message": "No result found"}
notifications_client.get_all_notifications(template_type="email", status="sending")
Optional template_type
can be one of:
email
sms
Optional status
can be one of:
sending
delivered
permanent-failure
temporary-failure
technical-failure
Response:
Status
Body
201
{"notifications":
[{
"status": "delivered",
"to": "07515 987 456",
"template": {
"id": "5e427b42-4e98-46f3-a047-32c4a87d26bb",
"name": "First template",
"template_type": "sms"
},
"job": {
"id": "5cc9d7ae-ceb7-4565-8345-4931d71f8c2e",
"original_file_name": "Test run"
},
"created_at": "2016-04-26T15:30:49.968969+00:00",
"updated_at": "2016-04-26T15:30:50.853844+00:00",
"sent_at": "2016-04-26T15:30:50.383634+00:00",
"id": "04ae9bdc-92aa-4d6c-a0da-48587c03d4c7",
"content_char_count": 446,
"service": "5cf87313-fddd-4482-a2ea-48e37320efd1",
"reference": None,
"sent_by": "mmg"
},
{
"status": "delivered",
"to": "07515 987 456",
"template": {
"id": "5e427b42-4e98-46f3-a047-32c4a87d26bb",
"name": "First template",
"template_type": "sms"
},
"job": {
"id": "f9043884-acac-46db-b2ea-f08cd8ec6d67",
"original_file_name": "Test run"
},
"created_at": "2016-04-26T15:29:36.891512+00:00",
"updated_at": "2016-04-26T15:29:38.724808+00:00",
"sent_at": "2016-04-26T15:29:37.230976+00:00",
"id": "f163deaf-2d3f-4ec6-98fc-f23fa511518f",
"content_char_count": 490,
"service": "5cf87313-fddd-4482-a2ea-48e37320efd1",
"reference": None,
"sent_by": "mmg"
},
…
],
"links": {
"last": "/notifications?page=3&template_type=sms&status=delivered",
"next": "/notifications?page=2&template_type=sms&status=delivered"
},
"total": 162,
"page_size": 50
}
400
{"result": "error"
"message": {"status": {"0": {"status": ["Not a valid choice.""]}}},}
400
{"result": "error"
"message": {"template_type": {"0": {"template_type": ["Not a valid choice.""]}}},}
API client for GOV.UK Notify written in Ruby.
Prior to usage an account must be created through the Notify admin console. This will allow access to the API credentials you application.
You can then install the gem or require it in your application.
gem install 'notifications-ruby-client'
require 'notifications/client'
client = Notifications::Client.new(service_id, secret_id)
you can also override api endpoint
client = Notifications::Client.new(service_id, secret_id, base_url)
client.base_url # => Notifications::Client::PRODUCTION_BASE_URL
Generate an API key by logging in to GOV.UK Notify GOV.UK Notify and going to the API integration page.
You will find your service ID on the API integration page.
Text message:
sms = client.send_sms(to: number,
template: template_id,
personalisation: {
name: "name",
year: "2016"
}
)
Email: “`ruby email = client.send_email(to: number, template: template_id)
sms = client.send_sms( to: number, template: template_id, personalisation: { name: "name”, year: “2016” } ) # => Notifications::Client::ResponseNotification “`
Find template_id
by clicking API info for the template you want to send.
If a template has placeholders, you need to provide their values in personalisation
. Otherwise do not pass in personalisation
If successful the response is a Notifications::Client::ResponseNotification
, which has the notification id.
Otherwise a Notifications::Client::RequestError is returned.
notification = client.get_notification(id) # => Notifications::Client::Notification
notification.id # => uuid for the notification
notification.to # => recipient email address or mobile number
notification.status # => status of the message "created|pending|sent|delivered|permanent-failure|temporary-failure"
notification.created_at # => Date time the message was created
notification.api_key # => uuid for the api key (not the actual api key)
notification.billable_units # => units billable or nil for email
notification.subject # => Subject of email or nil for sms
notification.body # => Body of message
notification.job # => job id if created by a csv or nil if message sent via api
notification.notification_type # => sms | email
notification.service # => uuid for service
notification.sent_at # => Date time the message is sent to the provider or nil if status = "created"
notification.sent_by # => Name of the provider that sent the message or nil if status = "created"
notification.template # => Hash containing template id, name, version, template type sms|email
notification.template_version # Template version number
notification.reference # => reference of the email or nil for sms
notification.updated_at # => Date time that the notification was last updated
notifications = client.get_notifications
notifications.links # => {"last"=>"/notifications?page=4", "next"=>"/notifications?page=2"}
notifications.total # => 202
notifications.page_size # => 50
notifications.collection # => [] (array of notification objects)
Query parameters are also supported
client.get_notifications(
page: 2,
limit_days: 3,
page_size: 20,
status: "delivered",
template_type: "sms"
)
Raised exceptions will contain error message and response status code
client = Notifications::Client.new(base_url, invalid, invalid)
rescue Notifications::Client::RequestError => e
e.code # => 403
e.message # => Invalid credentials
| Code | Message |
| 403 | {"token”=>[“Invalid token: signature”]} |
| 403 | {“token”=>[“Invalid token: expired”]} |
| 429 | Exceeded send limits (50) for today |
| 400 | Can’t send to this recipient using a team-only API key |
| 400 | Can’t send to this recipient when service is in trial mode - see https://www.notifications.service.gov.uk/trial-mode |


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Here’s a letter to Brittany Ferries I make open because it’s really a shame that the only services operating between England and Cherbourg suffer from frankly bad customer service when on-board staff is doing all it can to make it work! @BrittanyFerries should really sort itself out!
Good afternoon!
Today, I am an unhappy customer, and thought I should let you know why.
Last Monday (12th September 2011), I was due to board a fast ferry at 12:15, from Cherbourg to Portsmouth. Due to the remnants of hurricane Katia crossing the north Atlantic, rough seas prompted you to cancel this boat. Now, I am a sailor, so you do not need to tell me why. I have even done some studies about fast catamarans across the channel and the wave-height related problems, so I know perfectly well the reasons behind that.
I am not complaining about the cancelled boat, ferry crossings are at the mercy of the weather, and it is a risk we are all aware of.
I am complaining about the total lack of support that your company has offered me and probably a lot of its other customers as well.
Despite a very much “propaganda” twitter feed saying all customers were being contacted and re-booked on other boats, the only thing I have received is a dull text message asking me to call a number.
On calling it, I have been unhappily answered by someone who clearly did not give the slightest speck of interest in my situation, being straight away asked when I wanted to book a new ticket. No questions about anything else, transports or accommodation needs: just pay now, thank you very much…
I was due to cross from Cherbourg, with a bicycle, and I have been told I should go to Caen to get another ferry. As you know, Caen is 130Km away from Cherbourg, and it is close to impossible to travel with a bike on a train. That was a totally inappropriate request from that person over the phone, and a complete lack of knowledge about people not travelling by car (yes! Some still do!!)… And a lack of preparation for your customers needs. I subsequently changed my booking for an overnight crossing the same evening on the Barfleur (after I asked myself if there was anything that particular evening, because I have never been told upfront what my real options were!). This boat later on has been delayed as well.
As I would rather sleep correctly on a boat, and not stretch my neck on a simple seat, it was only normal that I needed a bunk, but I have been charged £58 extra for this. I understand you run a business, but this is where a gesture from your side would have been nice and made me feel taken care of! I am not talking about a free crossing here, as I had already paid mine on the previous booking, but not charging for the cabin (even a shared one would have been fine, I did not specifically request anything), or giving a free breakfast the next morning would have been the least I would have expected from a company that cares about its customers.
Like many times in the past, you have demonstrated with outdated, monolithic and inflexible procedures that you simply do not care and this really is a shame as the crossing services (the actual transport part of your business) are usually faultless, the staff on board always happy and smiling, and the car deck hands understanding (most of the time) about the value of the bicycles I ride.
But providing the service when it all goes well is only half the job, and you really should not rely on that when things go wrong, or many more will be unhappy. And this is not mentioning the day off work I had to take, the fees incurred in changing train tickets on the other side to get back to London, and the cancellation of a very much anticipated restaurant dinner with my girlfriend.
Hoping you will sort out your customer service sooner rather than later, all your customers should feel special!
Kindest regards
(Sent 2011-09-14 12:04)
First reply (seems automated) 2011-09-14 12:11:
Good afternoon,
Thank you for your email which has been forwarded to our Customer Service team who will reply to you within 7-10 working days.
Kind regards
Kerry
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add_captions
adds captions to a plot outside of ggplot
. This is
useful since the default ggplot
title, subtitle and caption align with
the plot area, rather than the entire figure (including axes),
unlike many publishing standards.
add_captions(plot, theme, title = NULL, subtitle = NULL, note = NULL, source = NULL, source_url = NULL, show.logo = TRUE, padding = margin(0, 0, 0, 0, "pt"))
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uifPanel Demo | <uif-panel>
In order for this demo to work you must first build the library in dev mode. (gulp build-lib --dev)
Use this toggle to toggle the value of the 'uif-is-light-dismiss' property. If set to true, clicking on the overlay will close the Panel. The default value is false.
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MPI (Message-Passing Interface) is a message-passing library interface specification. All parts of this definition are significant. MPI addresses primarily the message-passing parallel programming model, in which data is moved from the address space of one process to that of another process through cooperative operations on each process. Extensions to the ``classical'' message-passing model are provided in collective operations, remote-memory access operations, dynamic process creation, and parallel I/O. MPI is a specification, not an implementation; there are multiple implementations of MPI. This specification is for a library interface; MPI is not a language, and all MPI operations are expressed as functions, subroutines, or methods, according to the appropriate language bindings which, for C and Fortran, are part of the MPI standard. The standard has been defined through an open process by a community of parallel computing vendors, computer scientists, and application developers. The next few sections provide an overview of the history of MPI's development.
The main advantages of establishing a message-passing standard are portability and ease of use. In a distributed memory communication environment in which the higher level routines and/or abstractions are built upon lower level message-passing routines the benefits of standardization are particularly apparent. Furthermore, the definition of a message-passing standard, such as that proposed here, provides vendors with a clearly defined base set of routines that they can implement efficiently, or in some cases for which they can provide hardware support, thereby enhancing scalability.
The goal of the Message-Passing Interface simply stated is to develop a widely used standard for writing message-passing programs. As such the interface should establish a practical, portable, efficient, and flexible standard for message passing.
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User and reference manuals are usually scheduled, if at all, for the end of a project. The logic is that there is no point writing documentation until the product is complete - or it will only become out-of-date.
And then there is the creation. Document writers have to learn the running software without the benefit of documentation and often after key personel have left the project. Often the technical writer has to be a technical tester who has to write as well. The process can be akin to archeology.
uSDLC encourages the writing of extremely focussed paragraphs of documentation as part of the behaviour driven design process. When creating a section, use a type of Guide. Encourage all participants to create guide sections when they see a gap. Writing excellence is not needed. It will provide the information a technical writer will need to create better documentation.
So, now we have interesting snippets of documentation all over the place. Here is where technical writing skills really matter - creating a structure and fitting all the pieces into a cohesive whole. uSDLC provides a clipboard. Any section in the interactive document can be copied to the clipboard. Then a reference the contents can be placed on another page. If the original is changed, the references will be updated at the next publishing cycle.
uSDLC generates tasks for pages without guide sections or for instrumentation updates where there has not been a matching update to the guide. It also flags pages that are not referenced in documentation sections.


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