One of the things that I'm loving about being abroad is hearing insider perspectives on foreign issues. When I met Yuanyuan at a bar in Brussels I didn't think that I'd be getting into a prolonged debate about the sovereignty of Taiwan, and to be quite honest my memory of how the conversation shifted to the topic has faded into a haze of alcohol.
What I do remember is how thoughtful, patient, and insightful Yuanyuan's arguments were, although her viewpoint was completely different from mine. As a Chinese citizen, she agreed with her government that Taiwan was simply a runaway child from the mother country. It was probably best that the rebellious streak was ended and that everyone was home for dinner (Okay, so she put it in different words, but that was her angle).
She argued that because Taiwan was previously part of China, her country had the right to take it back. although she conceded that the economic ramifications of doing so would prevent China from ever taking decisive action. When I asked her if she thought China should mobilize its armies if the economic factors weren't taken into account, she immediately said yes. Straight to the point; a far more decisive answer than I was expecting.
At first I dismissed it as the alcohol talking, and who knows, maybe it was, but when I pressed her about the issue Yuanyuan maintained her stance. What about the inevitable suffering war would cause, I asked. She shrugged, and said that Taiwan had always been part of China. It was her country's duty to reclaim land that was rightfully theirs.
From a western point of view, it was difficult to see things from her perspective. If I had to speculate, I'd say that Taiwan's very existence was a sign of China's weakness, and therefore a blow to national pride. I still didn't understand why she personally felt so strongly about the issue.
Why did it matter to her that Taiwan was recognized by all as a part of China? How did it affect her in any way? This was a girl that was educated abroad, seemed thoughtful and measured in her responses, and yet had, in my view, an irrational level of patriotism.
Unfortunately, our short encounter in an extremely crowded bar wasn't enough to truly grasp the reasoning behind her ideals. More importantly than my newfound shallow understanding is the realization that there are justifications behind opposing views. That realization is an important first step in a holistic view of any issue, and Yuanyuan reminded me of that.
I'm still unconvinced that China is morally right in their stance towards Taiwan and its citizens, but after my conversation with Yuanyuan I wasn't sure that I should immediately paint China as the big bad superpower. Sure, I could take the easy route and dismiss her viewpoint as one of a "brainwashed Chinese citizen" but that would be just as ignorant as if she had dismissed me as a Canadian blindly following Western ideals.
In the end, conversation shifted to lighter subjects, with both sides agreeing that the topic of Taiwan's sovereignty (or lack thereof) was a matter that couldn't be agreed upon in such a short time. I still believe that Taiwan is independent, but I am glad that Yuanyuan gave me a glimpse of the Chinese viewpoint on an extremely complex topic.


One in five Brits has sex just three times a year, survey shows
A new survey by has revealed that 22% of Brits are leading a virtually sexless existence, having sex just three times a year
by Shivali Best, https://www.facebook.com/shivalibestjournalist/If you’re not getting much action in the bedroom, you’ll be relieved to hear that you’re not alone.
A new survey by zaucey.com has revealed that 22% of Brits are leading a virtually sexless existence, having sex just three times a year.
The online platform surveyed 2,002 Brits about their sex lives, and found that 30% of Brits claim they don’t have time for sex, while 20% simply ‘can’t be bothered.’
The results also showed that for 14% of Brits, their partner’s fatigue is to blame for a lack of bedroom action, while 13% think a lack of spark in their relationship is responsible.
 This means that on average, Brits have sex just once every 75 days.
The survey also raises questions about people’s motives for having sex.

Based on the findings, the researchers are campaigning for better sex in the UK, with the hashtag #AtLeastOnceAWeek.
Anna Kieran, Director of zaucey.com, said: “Sex is a necessary part of our lives, it’s a kind of self-care, and it’s the basis of a healthy relationship.


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What Dalvik opcode to the Dalvik VM is what x86 instructions to Intel CPU. It is the basic ISA(Instruction Set Architecture) of the virtual machine.
See the two opcode tables below to find out the difference between the traditional stack-based JVM implementation and Dalvik.
References: Dalvik Opcode Table
and Java Opcode Table
More about Java Bytecode HERE
Feel free to answer the question below:
Question1: Why do dalvik use register based design? (Hint, think about the opcode number and the memory for the same program.)
We choose simplecounter.apk as an example for you to get familiar with the Dalvik opcodes. Simplecounter.apk is a very very simple App which will count from 0 too 100 and show its result on screen. All you should do in this task is to double its result by doubling its steps. You can download it here. Follow the steps below:
$ mv simplecounter.apk simplecounter.zip; unzip simplecounter.zipAfter doing this, you will get the structure of apk, in which classes.dex is our target.
Dex(.dex) file is a classes file very resemble to class(.class) file in java. In fact, Dex files are just transfered from the class files which are generated by java compiler. However, there are also many differences between them. In short, dex file is a compressed class file which contains all the classes in a certain App. It has better performance and less size in mobile devices. Their brief differences are shown here. For more information, you can reference the dex layout here and java here.
Backing to the file classes.dex, it is the compiled java code which is in the delvik format. The goal of this exercise is to let you know what Dalvik opcode looks like and how it works.
$ ./baksmali -b -o src/ classes.dex
Now, you will get the jasmin like code in the .smali files under folder src/.
In order to modify code in smali format, you should be pretty familiar with the Dalvik opcodes and smali format. Here are some introductions:
In the program simplecounter, there will be a counter which count from 0 to 100 and display it on the screen. All you should do is double its step from 1 to 2 which will lead to a result of 200 on screen. Its java code is listed below. Compare it with the smali code to discover whether you are aware of Dalvik opcodes.
public class SimpleCounter { public static int count(){ int count = 0; for(int i=0;i<100;i++){ count++; } return count; } }
Use your own way to double the step.
In this step, you should assemble the code by using smali script.
$ ./smali -o classes.dex src/
Then replace the original classes.dex using new classes.dex.
$ cp classes.dex /path/to/unzip-folder/
The next step is rm the previous signiture in META-INF folder.
$ rm -r META-INF
At last, use zip to create .apk file including the modified code.
$ zip -r newsimplecounter.apk *
Finally, you get a new .apk file newsimplecounter.apk.
In this step, you should generate your own keystore.
$ keytool -genkey -alias my.keystore -keyalg RSA -validity 20000 -keystore my.keystore
After answer some questions, you will get a file called my.keystore. With the generated key, you have the ability to sign the apk in your own.
$ jarsigner -verbose -keystore my.keystore -signedjar simplecounter_sign.apk newsimplecounter.apk my.keystore
At last, you get the simplecounter_sign.apk which is an installable apk.
Run your emulator and install it by using:
$ adb install -r simplecounter_sign.apk
Click the icon on your emulator, if it shows you 200, then congratulations!:)


form5-radio is a simple jQuery plugin to skin radio buttons. Only 2KB of minified Javascript, along with your own styles (very basic demo styles are provided).
Install with Bower: bower install form5-radio
Clone the Github project: git clone https://github.com/Form5/form5-radio.git
Or download zip.
After installation simply load the files along with other styles and scripts. Remember that this script requires jQuery, meaning jQuery should already be loaded before this script. We recommend using the latest stable release.
No need for any special markup, form5-radio should target inputs directly. Simply create an input with type='radio'
and the plugin will generate a new element like so.
There is a way to include labels directly with this plugin, or simply by adding the data-label='...'
attribute to your input
, which will allow you to append the contents in a pseudo element for example.
There are not many ways to configure the scripts functionality, except for event based callbacks. Here you can see all the options with their default values, and below you can find more detailed description for each option.
toggle: function ()
Default: function() {}
Optional function to be ran each time a radio button is checked.
init: function ()
Default: function() {}
Optional function to be ran at initialization.
debug: boolean
Default: false
If you are having problems and are not sure certain parts of the scripts are actually working, you can enable this option to receive console.logs with messages for initialization, toggling and destroying. This will also add a debug="true"
attribute to your new element enabling you to add some styles that might help with debugging.
Sometimes we do things we wish we hadn't, and just wanna take a step back and rethink the situation. For those instances, we included a helper string that enables you to simply reverse all changes made by this script.
After running this, you can initialize some fresh new radio buttons with new options or whatever your mind can imagine.
You could go all in and customize the script directly. The original can be found in src/form5-radio.js
. To compile a minified/uglified version of your new script you can build it again by running:
If you would like to extend the core functionality of this script in a way that could benefit others, don't hesitate to create a pull request!
If you are using our awesome CSS framework Cress, you can find a .scss
file using the appropriate variables in src/form5-radio.cress.scss
. That way you have a some basic radio buttons working directly with your current styles.
Written by Benedikt D Valdez, developer at Form5.
Árni Reynir Óskarsson, developer at Form5.


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 The fighting scenes looked artificial, but the storyline featured a little pyschological edge to it coming by way of the embittered John Reese (McQueen), who seems to have an attitude problem, or maybe a psychological one, or maybe a social problem fitting in and following the rules, as he seems to do fine in battle but tends to crack when not in combat. He was a top sergeant, but was recently busted to a private for stealing a jeep.
The best thing that could be said about the film, is that it avoids a lot of the usual cornball war film clichés about the brotherhood between the troops. Its rise in critical evaluation over the years, where it was once reviewed as a typical war movie but now because of Siegal's rising star as a director, has been granted "cult status," which resulted in receiving much higher praise than I think it deserves.
This was director Robert Parrish's long-time baby, but he didn't get along with the impetuous Mr. McQueen, so he was removed from the film and replaced by Don Siegel. At first, McQueen and Siegel failed to see eye-to-eye, but they patched things up and became lifetime friends. What Siegel did for this B&W film, along with WW11 expert Robert Pirosh, was tighten up the script, make it more suspenseful, and emphasized the psychological differences between the few men of the 2nd squad and the pyschopathological attitude of the McQueen character.
The film opens in Montigny, France-1944. A rest area near the Siegfried line. Sergeant Larkin's (Guardino) men are anxious to go home but instead they will be sent back to the front line. Reese has just been assigned to the unit and acts bottled-up and angry. He's a good soldier and knew the current top sergeant, Pike (Fess), when both were in the North African campaign.
The 2nd squad is given a raw deal, as they are left behind while their company moves out, and the six men of the squad are ordered to make it appear to the Germans that they are a larger group, holding them at bay but not attacking them. The Germans have a fortified pillbox machine gun nest in which to fire at will on the men. The problem for the squad, becomes that the Germans will soon figure out that there is not many soldiers there and will attack them, with the distinct possibility of wiping them out.
Private Driscoll (Newhart) drives his jeep into the area by mistake, as he lost his way to division headquarters. The men see this as an opportunity to requistion his jeep and have their demolition expert, Corporal Henshaw (Coburn), rig it up so that it sounds like a tank. The green combat soldier is made to volunteer by Larkin into joining the combat outfit, where he is taught to fire a gun by Private Corby (Darin), the company's hustler, dispensing items like pens and selling them to the troops for a hefty profit.
This very masculine film, no wartime sex here or female stars, also features Homer (Nick Adams) as an overeager Polish partisan. A Private Cumberly (Mullikin), who says he has a system to keep him sane: "When everything is bad-I think of something that was worst." A gung-ho army captain (Hoover) and a nondescript private (Kellin).
At first, Larkin gets along well with Reese, respecting his soldiering ability. Larkin gets the men to wire empty ammo cans to the trees, fooling the Germans by the noise they make, allowing them to think that they are a large group. They also discover a listening device the German's rigged, so that they could hear any calls to headquarters they make. After the men spot this, Newhart goes into a telephone routine he used as a stand-up comedian, but only here it is not funny and seems out of place.
This is a film that builds to a climax for its brutal payoff.
 The men seem to think that this makes sense. But Larkin says his orders are to stay put and not attack, but wait for company reinforcements. He won't do anything until he clears it with Pike.
When he goes to find Pike, he can't find him at headquarters. The men, on their own initiative, fake a patrol over at the German line, but Henshaw trips one of the land mines in the field and the place becomes a shooting gallery.
The climactic battle takes place, right after Captain Loomis says he will court-martial Reese for giving orders to attack the German pillbox and getting a few of the men killed, when he had no authority to do so. Pike in a friendly gesture asks Reese: "Were you right?" Reese responds: "How the hell do I know."
>From the film's title, you can determine how the film will end, as the men prepare to attack the German pillbox, strengthened by company reinforcements. The film can make claim to its antiwar sentiments by showing the insanity of the attack. The McQueen character goes war-crazy, fighting his own demons and those in authority, more than he is fighting the Germans. For the Germans, he appears as a one-man army.
For me it was just another war film, nothing special.
REVIEWED ON 1/23/2000 GRADE: C
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pywinauto.controls.HwndWrapper¶
Basic wrapping of Windows controls
- exception
pywinauto.controls.HwndWrapper.
ControlNotEnabled
¶Bases:
exceptions.RuntimeError
Raised when a control is not enabled
- exception
pywinauto.controls.HwndWrapper.
ControlNotVisible
¶Bases:
exceptions.RuntimeError
Raised when a control is nto visible
pywinauto.controls.HwndWrapper.
GetDialogPropsFromHandle
(hwnd)¶Get the properties of all the controls as a list of dictionaries
- class
pywinauto.controls.HwndWrapper.
HwndWrapper
(hwnd)¶Bases:
object
Default wrapper for controls.
All other wrappers are derived from this.
This class wraps a lot of functionality of underlying windows API features for working with windows.
Most of the methods apply to every single window type. For example you can Click() on any window.
Most of the methods of this class are simple wrappers around API calls and as such they try do the simplest thing possible.
A HwndWrapper object can be passed directly to a ctypes wrapped C function - and it will get converted to a Long with the value of it’s handle (see ctypes, _as_parameter_)
Initialize the control
- hwnd is either a valid window handle or it can be an instance or subclass of HwndWrapper.
If the handle is not valid then an InvalidWindowHandle error is raised.
CaptureAsImage
(rect=None)¶Return a PIL image of the control
See PIL documentation to know what you can do with the resulting image
Children
()¶Return the children of this control as a list
It returns a list of HwndWrapper (or subclass) instances, it returns an empty list if there are no children.
Class
()¶Return the class name of the window
Click
(button=u'left', pressed=u'', coords=(0, 0), double=False, absolute=False)¶Simulates a mouse click on the control
This method sends WM_* messages to the control, to do a more ‘realistic’ mouse click use ClickInput() which uses mouse_event() API to perform the click.
This method does not require that the control be visible on the screen (i.e. it can be hidden beneath another window and it will still work.)
ClickInput
(button=u'left', coords=(None, None), double=False, wheel_dist=0, use_log=True, pressed=u'', absolute=False)¶Click at the specified coordinates
- button The mouse button to click. One of ‘left’, ‘right’, ‘middle’ or ‘x’ (Default: ‘left’)
- coords The coordinates to click at.(Default: center of control)
- double Whether to perform a double click or not (Default: False)
- wheel_dist The distance to move the mouse wheel (default: 0)
- NOTES:
This is different from Click in that it requires the control to be visible on the screen but performs a more realistic ‘click’ simulation.
This method is also vulnerable if the mouse is moved by the user as that could easily move the mouse off the control before the Click has finished.
ClientRect
()¶Returns the client rectangle of window
The client rectangle is the window rectangle minus any borders that are not available to the control for drawing.
Both top and left are always 0 for this method.
This method returns a RECT structure, Which has attributes - top, left, right, bottom. and has methods width() and height(). See win32structures.RECT for more information.
ClientRects
()¶Return the client rect for each item in this control
It is a list of rectangles for the control. It is frequently over-ridden to extract all rectangles from a control with multiple items.
It is always a list with one or more rectangles:
- First elemtent is the client rectangle of the control
- Subsequent elements contain the client rectangle of any items of the control (e.g. items in a listbox/combobox, tabs in a tabcontrol)
ClientToScreen
(client_point)¶Maps point from client to screen coordinates
Close
(wait_time=0)¶Close the window
Code modified from http://msdn.microsoft.com/msdnmag/issues/02/08/CQA/
CloseAltF4
()¶Close the window by pressing Alt+F4 keys.
CloseClick
(button=u'left', pressed=u'', coords=(0, 0), double=False)¶Perform a click action that should make the window go away
The only difference from Click is that there are extra delays before and after the click action.
ContextHelpID
()¶Return the Context Help ID of the window
ControlCount
()¶Return the number of children of this control
ControlID
()¶Return the ID of the window
Only controls have a valid ID - dialogs usually have no ID assigned.
The ID usually identified the control in the window - but there can be duplicate ID’s for example lables in a dialog may have duplicate ID’s.
DebugMessage
(text)¶Write some debug text over the window
DoubleClick
(button=u'left', pressed=u'', coords=(0, 0))¶Perform a double click action
DoubleClickInput
(button=u'left', coords=(None, None))¶Double click at the specified coordinates
DragMouse
(button=u'left', press_coords=(0, 0), release_coords=(0, 0), pressed=u'')¶Drag the mouse
DragMouseInput
(button=u'left', press_coords=(0, 0), release_coords=(0, 0), pressed=u'', absolute=False)¶Drag the mouse
DrawOutline
(colour=u'green', thickness=2, fill=1, rect=None)¶Draw an outline around the window
- colour can be either an integer or one of ‘red’, ‘green’, ‘blue’ (default ‘green’)
- thickness thickness of rectangle (default 2)
- fill how to fill in the rectangle (default BS_NULL)
- rect the coordinates of the rectangle to draw (defaults to the rectangle of the control.
ExStyle
()¶Returns the Extended style of window
Return value is a long.
Combination of WS_* and specific control specific styles. See HwndWrapper.HasStyle() to easily check if the window has a particular style.
Font
()¶Return the font of the window
The font of the window is used to draw the text of that window. It is a structure which has attributes for Font name, height, width etc.
See win32structures.LOGFONTW for more information.
Fonts
()¶Return the font for each item in this control
It is a list of fonts for the control. It is frequently over-ridden to extract all fonts from a control with multiple items.
It is always a list with one or more fonts:
- First elemtent is the control font
- Subsequent elements contain the font of any items of the control (e.g. items in a listbox/combobox, tabs in a tabcontrol)
FriendlyClassName
()¶Return the friendly class name for the control
This differs from the class of the control in some cases. Class() is the actual ‘Registered’ window class of the control while FriendlyClassName() is hopefully something that will make more sense to the user.
For example Checkboxes are implemented as Buttons - so the class of a CheckBox is “Button” - but the friendly class is “CheckBox”
GetActive
()¶Return a handle to the active window within the process
GetFocus
()¶Return the control in the process of this window that has the Focus
GetProperties
()¶Return the properties of the control as a dictionary
GetShowState
()¶Get the show state and Maximized/minimzed/restored state
Returns a value that is a union of the following
- SW_HIDE the window is hidden.
- SW_MAXIMIZE the window is maximized
- SW_MINIMIZE the window is minimized
- SW_RESTORE the window is in the ‘restored’ state (neither minimized or maximized)
- SW_SHOW The window is not hidden
GetToolbar
()¶Get the first child toolbar if it exists
HasExStyle
(exstyle)¶Return True if the control has the specified extended style
HasStyle
(style)¶Return True if the control has the specified style
IsActive
()¶Whether the window is active or not
IsChild
(parent)¶Return True if this window is a child of ‘parent’.
A window is a child of another window when it is a direct of the other window. A window is a direct descendant of a given window if the parent window is the the chain of parent windows for the child window.
IsDialog
()¶Return true if the control is a top level window
IsEnabled
()¶Whether the window is enabled or not
Checks that both the Top Level Parent (probably dialog) that owns this window and the window itself are both enabled.
If you want to wait for a control to become enabled (or wait for it to become disabled) use
Application.Wait('visible')
orApplication.WaitNot('visible')
.If you want to raise an exception immediately if a window is not enabled then you can use the HwndWrapper.VerifyEnabled(). HwndWrapper.VerifyReady() raises if the window is not both visible and enabled.
IsUnicode
()¶Whether the window is unicode or not
A window is Unicode if it was registered by the Wide char version of RegisterClass(Ex).
IsVisible
()¶Whether the window is visible or not
Checks that both the Top Level Parent (probably dialog) that owns this window and the window itself are both visible.
If you want to wait for a control to become visible (or wait for it to become hidden) use
Application.Wait('visible')
orApplication.WaitNot('visible')
.If you want to raise an exception immediately if a window is not visible then you can use the HwndWrapper.VerifyVisible(). HwndWrapper.VerifyActionable() raises if the window is not both visible and enabled.
Maximize
()¶Maximize the window
Menu
()¶Return the menu of the control
MenuItem
(path, exact=False)¶Return the menu item specified by path
Path can be a string in the form “MenuItem->MenuItem->MenuItem...” where each MenuItem is the text of an item at that level of the menu. E.g.
File->Export->ExportAsPNGspaces are not important so you could also have written...
File -> Export -> Export As PNG
MenuItems
()¶Return the menu items for the dialog
If there are no menu items then return an empty list
MenuSelect
(path, exact=False)¶Select the menuitem specified in path
Minimize
()¶Minimize the window
MoveMouse
(coords=(0, 0), pressed=u'', absolute=False)¶Move the mouse by WM_MOUSEMOVE
MoveMouseInput
(coords=(0, 0), pressed=u'', absolute=False)¶Move the mouse
MoveWindow
(x=None, y=None, width=None, height=None, repaint=True)¶Move the window to the new coordinates
- x Specifies the new left position of the window. Defaults to the current left position of the window.
- y Specifies the new top position of the window. Defaults to the current top position of the window.
- width Specifies the new width of the window. Defaults to the current width of the window.
- height Specifies the new height of the window. Default to the current height of the window.
- repaint Whether the window should be repainted or not. Defaults to True
NotifyParent
(message, controlID=None)¶Send the notification message to parent of this control
Owner
()¶Return the owner window for the window if it exists
Returns None if there is no owner
Parent
()¶Return the parent of this control
Note that the parent of a control is not necesarily a dialog or other main window. A group box may be the parent of some radio buttons for example.
To get the main (or top level) window then use HwndWrapper.TopLevelParent().
PopupWindow
()¶Return owned enabled Popup window wrapper if shown.
If there is no enabled popups at that time, it returns self. See MSDN reference: https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/desktop/ms633515.aspx
Please do not use in production code yet - not tested fully
PostCommand
(commandID)¶
PostMessage
(message, wparam=0, lparam=0)¶Post a message to the control message queue and return
PressMouse
(button=u'left', coords=(0, 0), pressed=u'')¶Press the mouse button
PressMouseInput
(button=u'left', coords=(None, None), pressed=u'', absolute=False, key_down=True, key_up=True)¶Press a mouse button using SendInput
ProcessID
()¶Return the ID of process that owns this window
Rectangle
()¶Return the rectangle of window
The rectangle is the rectangle of the control on the screen, coordinates are given from the top left of the screen.
This method returns a RECT structure, Which has attributes - top, left, right, bottom. and has methods width() and height(). See win32structures.RECT for more information.
ReleaseMouse
(button=u'left', coords=(0, 0), pressed=u'')¶Release the mouse button
ReleaseMouseInput
(button=u'left', coords=(None, None), pressed=u'', absolute=False, key_down=True, key_up=True)¶Release the mouse button
Restore
()¶Restore the window
RightClick
(pressed=u'', coords=(0, 0))¶Perform a right click action
RightClickInput
(coords=(None, None))¶Right click at the specified coords
Scroll
(direction, amount, count=1, retry_interval=None)¶Ask the control to scroll itself
direction can be any of “up”, “down”, “left”, “right” amount can be one of “line”, “page”, “end” count (optional) the number of times to scroll
SendCommand
(commandID)¶
SendMessage
(message, wparam=0, lparam=0)¶Send a message to the control and wait for it to return
SendMessageTimeout
(message, wparam=0, lparam=0, timeout=None, timeoutflags=0)¶Send a message to the control and wait for it to return or to timeout
If no timeout is given then a default timeout of .4 of a second will be used.
SetApplicationData
(appdata)¶Application data is data from a previous run of the software
It is essential for running scripts written for one spoke language on a different spoken language
SetFocus
()¶Set the focus to this control
Bring the window to the foreground first if necessary.
SetTransparency
(alpha=120)¶Set the window transparency from 0 to 255 by alpha attribute
SetWindowText
(text, append=False)¶Set the text of the window
Style
()¶Returns the style of window
Return value is a long.
Combination of WS_* and specific control specific styles. See HwndWrapper.HasStyle() to easily check if the window has a particular style.
Texts
()¶Return the text for each item of this control”
It is a list of strings for the control. It is frequently over-ridden to extract all strings from a control with multiple items.
It is always a list with one or more strings:
- First elemtent is the window text of the control
- Subsequent elements contain the text of any items of the control (e.g. items in a listbox/combobox, tabs in a tabcontrol)
TopLevelParent
()¶Return the top level window of this control
The TopLevel parent is different from the parent in that the Parent is the window that owns this window - but it may not be a dialog/main window. For example most Comboboxes have an Edit. The ComboBox is the parent of the Edit control.
This will always return a valid window handle (if the control has no top level parent then the control itself is returned - as it is a top level window already!)
TypeKeys
(keys, pause=None, with_spaces=False, with_tabs=False, with_newlines=False, turn_off_numlock=True, set_foreground=True)¶Type keys to the window using SendKeys
This uses the SendKeys python module from http://www.rutherfurd.net/python/sendkeys/ .This is the best place to find documentation on what to use for the
keys
UserData
()¶Extra data associted with the window
This value is a long value that has been associated with the window and rarely has useful data (or at least data that you know the use of).
VerifyActionable
()¶Verify that the control is both visible and enabled
Raise either ControlNotEnalbed or ControlNotVisible if not enabled or visible respectively.
VerifyEnabled
()¶Verify that the control is enabled
Check first if the control’s parent is enabled (skip if no parent), then check if control itself is enabled.
VerifyVisible
()¶Verify that the control is visible
Check first if the control’s parent is visible. (skip if no parent), then check if control itself is visible.
WheelMouseInput
(coords=(None, None), wheel_dist=1, pressed=u'')¶Do mouse wheel
WindowText
()¶Window text of the control
Quite a few contorls have other text that is visible, for example Edit controls usually have an empty string for WindowText but still have text displayed in the edit window.
can_be_label
= False¶
friendlyclassname
= None¶
handle
= None¶
has_title
= True¶
windowclasses
= []¶
- exception
pywinauto.controls.HwndWrapper.
InvalidWindowHandle
(hwnd)¶Bases:
exceptions.RuntimeError
Raised when an invalid handle is passed to HwndWrapper
Initialise the RuntimError parent with the mesage


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An Aperture user over on the Apple discussion board wanted a way to print out "crops" of a single picture so that you you could print them out on 4x6 inch paper and paste them together to make a big picture. I interpreted this as an "art" project so I suggested the Aperture Book tool.
Instead of explaining it I just did a little tiny video. Actually if I were doing this I would probably zoom the images a bit and skew them as well just so when I put it all together the pieces of paper would be overlapping and crooked when the image was correct.
Enjoy. Be sure to up the resolution to 720p if you watch it large.
RB


We would all benefit from calming down and reacting rationally
There's a lot we can't control in life - most everything actually.
The only thing we have actual control over is how we react to the things that occur in our life. Understanding that simple truth can go a long way in empowering an individual to know when their energies are futile by understanding when it's appropriate to stress out.
When the power of love overcomes the love of power, the world will know peace.- Jimi Hendrix


Wheter you are a beginner or advanced cyclist, you'll find routes that fits you on Åland
Written by Lina Abrahamsson
With its fairly short distances on the main island, good connections to and from the archipelago and grandiose views along the way, Åland is ideal for bicycling.
Short Routes
If you’re not a very routined cyclist and only want to do day trips not too far from Mariehamn, there are some good spots to choose from. If you still want to get a touch of the sea and archipelago, you should steer south towards Nåtö and Järsö. Here you will have the sea on both sides of the road and while you’ve reached Järsö you might step by Stickstugan for a well deserved break. Read mor about Stickstugan in this post
.
Lemströms kanal is another good route around 15 km outside of Mariehamn towards Lemland. It takes around 20-30 minutes to get there from the city center. It’s a canal where many boats passes in the summer, and the bridge that crosses it opens once an hour. Here you can sit on the lawn and wave to the boats passing by, or have an ice cream in the sun. But the best way to enjoy this place is to pack a basket full of delicious food and have a splendid picnic!
Longer routes
For the more advanced cyclists it is a good route to take a trip to the Kastelholm castle, and on the way step by the café ”Uffe på Berget” which is a café just outside Godby. This café is located on a height and offers a stunning view of the waters below. If you’re in for a even longer route than just the Kastelholm castle, you should continue to the Bomarsund ruins, and you might even take the cable ferry over to Vårdö, the municipality at the utmost north-east of the main island. From here you can take the ferries out to the north of the archipelago with islands such as Kumlinge, Enklinge, Brändö, Lappo and Torsholma.
If you want to stay on the main island, going the other way to the north-west towards Geta may be just as good an option for you. On the way you might feel like stepping by Stallhagen for a refreshing drink or a piece of food. This local brewery is found only a few kilometers after you’ve passed Godby. Or you might save yourself until you reach Grannas, the apple farm who newly opened a bistro as well. When you soon reach Geta you’ll see even more apple trees and now you have the choice of whether you should visit the fancy hotel Havsvidden, the restaurant Soltuna with fantastic views or if you want to stay a night or two in the rental cottages in Dånö. Whichever you choose, the beauty of nature Geta and the North Sea has to offer will take your breath away!
Renting a bike
If you need to rent a bike there are a few options for you. The sports and bicycle repair shop City Sport & Cykel in the center of Mariehamn has rental bikes, helmets and other equipment you might need while away. Ro-No rent also have rental bikes.


What are the Benefits of Version Control.
When a developer works on a project, it's always great to have a way of tracking your progress. Also it's great to have a way to fall back to something when the last bit of work you did causes things to break. Version Control offers a way for you to do this. This is not only important for developers working on solo projects but it's even more important for developers working as part of a team. This allows everyone to work on different aspects of a project and not step on each other's toes. This also protects the project, to a certain degree, from having slow downs due to code that just doesn't work and having to figure out where the problem occurred.
How does git help you keep track of changes?
Git is a local program that keeps track of changes you make to files. If you use the command "git status" it will alert you to any changes made to your working directory. From here you can choose to add changes to stage it for a commit with the command "git add ." The period at the end signals for all changed files to be staged. Then you can commit your changes to be ready to be pushed to a repository such as on Github.
Why use Github to store your code.
When working on a project where all the contributors are not always sitting next to you, it would great if there was one place to keep all the work. Along with git, you can use Github to collaborate with everyone on your team. Wen you do a push using git on your terminal, it sends the changes to the repository that everyone is sharing. Because Github can be accessed from anywhere with internet access, your team can be a part of the development from virtually anywhere!


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#include <base_socket.hpp>
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using | endpoint_type = EndpointType |
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using | address_type = typename EndpointType::address_type |
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| bool | is_open () const |
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| socket_type | handle () const |
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| std::uint64_t | socket_id () const |
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| bool | set_io_mode (fly::net::IOMode mode) |
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template<fly::net::IPEndpoint EndpointType>
class fly::net::detail::BaseSocket< EndpointType >
Base class to represent a network socket and provide functionality needed by all concrete socket types.
- Author
- Timothy Flynn (trfly.nosp@m.nn89.nosp@m<EMAIL_ADDRESS>- Version
- February 13, 2021
◆ BaseSocket() [1/3]
template<fly::net::IPEndpoint EndpointType>
Constructor. Initialize the socket in the provided IO processing mode.
- Parameters
-
| config | Reference to network configuration. |
| handle | Native socket handle opened by the concrete socket type. |
| mode | IO processing mode to apply to the socket. |
◆ BaseSocket() [2/3]
template<fly::net::IPEndpoint EndpointType>
Constructor. Initialize the socket in an asynchronous IO processing mode armed with the provided socket service for performing IO operations.
- Parameters
-
| service | The socket service for performing IO operations. |
| config | Reference to network configuration. |
| handle | Native socket handle opened by the concrete socket type. |
◆ BaseSocket() [3/3]
template<fly::net::IPEndpoint EndpointType>
Move constructor. The provided socket is left in an invalid state.
- Parameters
-
| socket | The socket instance to move. |
◆ ~BaseSocket()
template<fly::net::IPEndpoint EndpointType>
Destructor. If needed, close the socket.
◆ bind() [1/2]
template<fly::net::IPEndpoint EndpointType>
Bind this socket to a local endpoint.
- Parameters
-
| endpoint | The local endpoint to bind to. |
| mode | Binding mode to apply to the socket before binding. |
- Returns
- True if the binding was successful.
◆ bind() [2/2]
template<fly::net::IPEndpoint EndpointType>
Bind this socket to a local endpoint.
- Parameters
-
| hostname | The hostname or IP address string to bind to. |
| port | The port to bind to. |
| mode | Binding mode to apply to the socket before binding. |
- Returns
- True if the binding was successful.
◆ close()
template<fly::net::IPEndpoint EndpointType>
If this socket is valid, close this socket.
◆ handle()
template<fly::net::IPEndpoint EndpointType>
- Returns
- This socket's native handle.
◆ hostname_to_address()
template<fly::net::IPEndpoint EndpointType>
Convert a hostname or IP address string to an IP address.
- Parameters
-
| hostname | The hostname or IP address string to convert. |
- Returns
- If successful, the created IP address. Otherwise, an uninitialized value.
◆ io_mode()
template<fly::net::IPEndpoint EndpointType>
- Returns
- This socket's IO processing mode.
◆ is_ipv4()
template<fly::net::IPEndpoint EndpointType>
- Returns
- True if this is an IPv4 socket.
◆ is_ipv6()
template<fly::net::IPEndpoint EndpointType>
- Returns
- True if this is an IPv6 socket.
◆ is_open()
template<fly::net::IPEndpoint EndpointType>
- Returns
- True if the socket handle is opened.
◆ local_endpoint()
template<fly::net::IPEndpoint EndpointType>
Retrieve the local endpoint to which this socket is bound.
- Returns
- If successful, the bound endpoint. Otherwise, an uninitialized value.
◆ network_config()
template<fly::net::IPEndpoint EndpointType>
- Returns
- A strong pointer to the network configuration.
◆ operator=()
template<fly::net::IPEndpoint EndpointType>
Move assignment operator. The provided socket is left in an invalid state.
- Parameters
-
| socket | The socket instance to move. |
- Returns
- A reference to this socket.
◆ packet_size()
template<fly::net::IPEndpoint EndpointType>
- Returns
- Size of packet to use for IO operations.
◆ set_io_mode()
template<fly::net::IPEndpoint EndpointType>
Configure the socket to operate in the provided IO processing mode.
- Parameters
-
| mode | IO processing mode to apply to the socket. |
- Returns
- True if the operation was successful.
◆ socket_id()
template<fly::net::IPEndpoint EndpointType>
- Returns
- This socket's unique ID.
◆ socket_service()
template<fly::net::IPEndpoint EndpointType>
- Returns
- A strong (possibly null) pointer to the socket service.
The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:
- fly/net/socket/detail/base_socket.hpp
- fly/net/socket/detail/base_socket.cpp


| MATLAB 文件帮助: cv.inRange | 查看 cv.inRange 的代码 | Index |
inRange Checks if array elements lie between the elements of two other arrays
dst = cv.inRange(src, lowerb, upperb)
src
and of logical type.The function checks the range as follows:
For every element of a single-channel input array:
dst(i,j,..) = lowerb(i,j,..,1) <= src(i,j,..,1) <= upperb(i,j,..,1)
For two-channel arrays:
dst(i,j,..) = lowerb(i,j,..,1) <= src(i,j,..,1) <= upperb(i,j,..,1) and lowerb(i,j,..,2) <= src(i,j,..,2) <= upperb(i,j,..,2)
and so forth.
That is, dst(i,j,...)
is set to true if src(i,j,...,:)
is within the
specified 1D, 2D, 3D, ... box and false otherwise.
When the lower and/or upper boundary parameters are scalars, the indexes at
lowerb
and upperb
in the above formulas should be omitted.


Erlang/OTP Source Style Guide¶
General¶
Source language is C89.
Source uses mix of tabs and spaces. Tab equals 8 spaces, indent is 4 spaces. It seems that spaces are rather accepted way to indent contributions.
Version Control System¶
Erlang/OTP uses Git as its version control system.
Commits should have max 60 characters in the first line. Long commit description follows after one empty line.
The source tree perfectly should be compilable at any time between commits (it does not have to pass all tests between commits though), to simplify git bisect searches.
Headers¶
The #define Guard¶
All headers should have #define guards to prevent multiple inclusion. The format of
the symbol name is __MODULENAME_H__
or __MODULENAME_H
.
Pragma once is not accepted as of Sept 2016.
Naming Macros¶
All macro names are defined using uppercase letters, numbers and underscores.
For new macros a general suggestion for type safety is: if it’s possible to write
it as inline function, one should not create a macro and use inline
(ERTS_INLINE
or ERTS_FORCE_INLINE
) instead.
Prefer to not convert existing macros to inline without a reason (they are well tested as is now and their compiled representation may slightly change with inline, that is not always desirable). Also when going from a macro to a function, its name should be changed accordingly (lowercase + prefix), this may have some undesired consequences for dependent modules and external code using Erlang API.
Naming Types¶
A new type should be named in CamelCase. A publicly visible type must have
longer prefix. For example garbage collection functions have prefix erts_*
,
erts_gc_*
, and types have prefix ErtsGC*
Do not rename existing types without a good reason, especially if it was a part of the public API.
Naming Functions¶
Functions are named using lowercase letters, numbers and underscores.
Function arguments are named using lowercase letters, numbers and underscores.
A globally visible non-inline function should have an erts_
prefix to its
name.
All inline functions should use ERTS_INLINE
or ERTS_FORCE_INLINE
macro.
A local function inside module should be declared static
.
Naming Variables¶
Local variables are named using lowercase letters, numbers and underscores.
It is suggested to have local variables defined as close to their first use as
possible.
A new variable can be declared at the beginning of any scope
(inside an if
, for
, do
etc), not just at the start of the function
body.
Consider using const
if variable is only set once at the moment of its
declaration.
Consider using a strict sized type (Uint64
or Uint32
for example) when
you definitely know limits of your data. Otherwise consider using sizable
(Word
) and similar.
Coding conventions¶
Argument Passing¶
If a function takes a pointer to a memory block, consider using const
pointer type to pass it as read only (const char *
as a mutable pointer
to an immutable array of char
).
If a function should return more than one value, pass pointer to the
container for the result or pass values using their address.
It is suggested to either mark such arguments in comment as in/out
or have a
prefix _out
.
To avoid mistakes, try not having similar types following each other in argument list. This way you’ll get compiler warning if you miss one argument position.


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| CachedReuseVariables |
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| DataPartitioner |
This is the base class for all data partitioner.
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| DataPartitionerLocal |
Partitions a given matrix into row or column partitions with a two pass-approach.
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| DataPartitionerRemoteSpark |
MR job class for submitting parfor remote partitioning MR jobs.
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| DataPartitionerRemoteSparkMapper |
NOTE: for the moment we only support binary block here
TODO extend impl for binarycell and textcell
Interface of Writable output in order to support both PairWritableBlock and PairWritableCell.
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| DataPartitionerRemoteSparkReducer |
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| LocalParWorker |
Instances of this class can be used to execute tasks in parallel.
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| LocalTaskQueue<T> |
This class provides a way of dynamic task distribution to multiple workers
in local multi-threaded environments.
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| ParForBody |
Wrapper for exchanging parfor body data structures.
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| ParWorker |
Super class for master/worker pattern implementations.
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| RemoteDPParForSpark |
TODO heavy hitter maintenance
TODO data partitioning with binarycell
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| RemoteDPParForSparkWorker |
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| RemoteParForJobReturn |
Wrapper for job return of ParFor REMOTE for transferring statistics and result symbol table.
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| RemoteParForSpark |
This class serves two purposes: (1) isolating Spark imports to enable running in
environments where no Spark libraries are available, and (2) to follow the same
structure as the parfor remote_mr job submission.
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| RemoteParForSparkWorker |
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| RemoteParForUtils |
Common functionalities for parfor workers in MR jobs.
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| ResultMerge<T extends CacheableData<?>> |
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| ResultMergeFrameLocalMemory |
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| ResultMergeLocalAutomatic |
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| ResultMergeLocalFile |
TODO potential extension: parallel merge (create individual staging files concurrently)
NOTE: file merge typically used due to memory constraints - parallel merge would increase the memory
consumption again.
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| ResultMergeLocalMemory |
Local in-memory realization of result merge.
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| ResultMergeMatrix |
Due to independence of all iterations, any result has the following properties:
(1) non local var, (2) matrix object, and (3) completely independent.
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| ResultMergeRemoteGrouping |
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| ResultMergeRemoteSorting |
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| ResultMergeRemoteSpark |
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| ResultMergeRemoteSparkWCompare |
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| ResultMergeTaggedMatrixIndexes |
This class serves as composite key for the remote result merge job
(for any data format) in order to sort on both matrix indexes and tag
but group all blocks according to matrix indexes only.
|
| Task |
A task is a logical group of one or multiple iterations (each iteration is assigned to exactly one task).
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| TaskPartitioner |
This is the base class for all task partitioner.
|
| TaskPartitionerFactoring |
This factoring task partitioner virtually iterates over the given FOR loop (from, to, incr),
creates iterations and group them to tasks.
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| TaskPartitionerFactoringCmax |
Factoring with maximum constraint (e.g., if LIX matrix out-of-core and we need
to bound the maximum number of iterations per map task -> memory bounds)
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| TaskPartitionerFactoringCmin |
Factoring with minimum constraint (e.g., if communication is expensive)
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| TaskPartitionerFixedsize |
This naive task partitioner virtually iterates over the given FOR loop (from, to, incr),
creates iterations and group them to tasks according to the given task size.
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| TaskPartitionerNaive |
This static task partitioner virtually iterates over the given FOR loop (from, to, incr),
creates iterations and group them to tasks according to a task size of numIterations/numWorkers.
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| TaskPartitionerStatic |
This static task partitioner virtually iterates over the given FOR loop (from, to, incr),
creates iterations and group them to tasks according to a task size of numIterations/numWorkers.
|


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runtimeCaching
Optional Array
of Object
, defaulting to []
Passing in an array of objects containing urlPatterns
, handlers
,
and potentially options
will add the appropriate code to the generated
service worker to handle runtime caching.
Requests for precached URLs that are picked up via globPatterns
are handled by
default, and don't need to be accommodated in runtimeCaching
.
The handler
values are strings, corresponding to names of the strategies
supported by
workbox.strategies
.
The options
properties can be used to configure instances of the cache
expiration, cacheable response, and broadcast cache update plugins to apply to a given route.
Example:
runtimeCaching: [{ // Match any same-origin request that contains 'api'. urlPattern: /api/, // Apply a network-first strategy. handler: 'networkFirst', options: { // Fall back to the cache after 10 seconds. networkTimeoutSeconds: 10, // Use a custom cache name for this route. cacheName: 'my-api-cache', // Configure custom cache expiration. expiration: { maxEntries: 5, maxAgeSeconds: 60, }, // Configure which responses are considered cacheable. cacheableResponse: { statuses: [0, 200], headers: {'x-test': 'true'}, }, // Configure the broadcast cache update plugin. broadcastUpdate: { channelName: 'my-update-channel', }, // Add in any additional plugin logic you need. plugins: [ {cacheDidUpdate: () => /* custom plugin code */} ], }, }, { // To match cross-origin requests, use a RegExp that matches // the start of the origin: urlPattern: new RegExp('^https://cors\.example\.com/'), handler: 'staleWhileRevalidate', options: { cacheableResponse: { statuses: [0, 200] } } }]


eBay-Classifieds API documentation, specification version: 1.16
Home navigation
Page counters
Counters
Read Counter VIP
Method/URL
GET /counters/ads/vip/{adId}
Return payload
Increment Counter VIP
Method/URL
PUT /counters/ads/vip/{adId}
Expected response codes:
- 200 OK: Increment Success
- 404 Not Found: Ad not found (couldn't increment counter)
To avoid another network-call roundtrip the effective counter-result is also returned
(equivalent to 'Read Counter VIP').
eBay-Classifieds API documentation, specification version: 1.16


About the model:
The model here is a simple Agent Based Model (ABM) built on an environment
dataset. Essentially there are ten randomly located agents which move, and
feed a hundred times off the environment. The agents are aware of each other
and do not interfere in the 'feeding' process of other agents. Each meal is
the equivalent of ten units of the environment, thus for every move an agent
makes, the environment is reduced by ten units. The environment data measures
300 by 300 (90,000) square units.
For further details of the model, click
here.
To view an animation of the model, download the files on my GitHub page, and run the model.py file on a PC.


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HEARTBREAKERS -------------
Max (Sigourney Weaver) lures wealthy men into marriage so daughter Page (Jennifer Love Hewitt) can seduce them and the duo can cash in on a quick settlement.
This female rendition of "Dirty Rotten Scoundrels" doesn't break any new ground, but is more entertaining than it has any right to be due to its talented cast who are clearly enjoying their own shenanigans.
The film opens at Max's marriage to Dean Cummano (Ray Liotta), a formerly womanizing chop shop owner who clearly adores her. Max plays Dean hilariously, dancing til dawn before slipping off into champagne-induced snoring on their wedding night. The next morning a contrite Max makes a nauseous dash to the bathroom, so Dean decides to drop in at the office before embarking on their honeymoon. There, planted as his new secretary is Page, with lethal cleavage, a skirt barely covering her butt, and a propensity for dropping things. Max discovers the two in a compromising position and makes off with her new Mercedes and 300 grand.
After getting busted by the IRS (which turns out to be a mother to daughter scam played by old buddy Anne Bancroft), the two head to Palm Springs and pick William B. Tensy (Gene Hackman), a billionarie tobacco man, as their next sting. While Max reinvents herself as Russian Olga at an auction, Page tries to set up her own mark, but instead gets entangled with local bartender Jack (Jason Lee, "Almost Famous"), who, she's informed, owns the bar and the two million dollar parcel of land its situated on. Meanwhile, Dean decides he can't live without his ex-wife and makes his way to Florida.
As written by Robert Dunn, Paul Guay and Stephen Mazur, "Heartbreakers" is a fairly typical slapstick caper comedy which would have been pretty limp in lesser hands (and indeed, Love Hewitt's on again, off again seduction of Jack paints her as a psychotic harpy and becomes annoying). Director David Mirkin ("Romy and Michele's High School Reunion") lets his cast of pros run with it, though, to surprisingly entertaining results.
Sigourney Weaver, looking smashing at 50, revels as the femme fatale whose early abandonment when pregnant makes her overprotective of her daughter's potential romantic entanglements. An early bet between Max and Page to get an unsuspecting dupe (Kevin Nealon) to buy one of them a drink has Max hilariously trump Page with smarts over youthful sex appeal. Put on the spot at a Russian eatery, 'Olga' pays off a wised up waiter (Yakov Smirnoff) and ditches a Russian folk song to deliver a campy version of 'Back in the U.S.S.R.'
Liotta puts a comic spin on past wiseguy performances and turns up the notch on physical comedy. He's terrific, even bringing warmth to his character. Gene Hackman is riotously repulsive as the constantly smoking billionaire. The always likeable Jason Lee's laid back lover is such a nice guy it's a bit of a head scratcher why he'd fall for Page, although he presumably can see the softness beneath the brittle surface. Love Hewitt proves herself as a pratfaller and mostly keeps her own among this cast of seasoned pros. Nora Dunn adds some sharpness as Tensey's maid.
Luxurious locations and inventive costuming give the film nice eye appeal. Original music by John Debney and the theme by Danny Elfman provide jaunty accents.
"Heartbreakers" doesn't take us anywhere new, but provides a surprisingly enjoyable 123 minutes.
B-
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Not only the samurai and Kaidou's men who have faced each other.
Yamato and Luffy, who seem very familiar, also take a square to attack Kaidou. They saw Kaidou's position being weak as a result of being beaten up by Nine Red Scabbards.
The appearance of Oden's bodyguards shocked Yamato. He couldn't believe Oden's samurai were really alive.
When Yamato was about to get closer to the location where Kaidou fell, he was immediately intercepted by Ulti. One of the Tobiroppo members was annoyed because in chapter 983, he was beaten by Yamato using the Thunder Bagua technique.
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This is the umpteenth time Yamato has said that he wants to be Oden or even introduces himself as Oden.
The admiration for Oden's figure really makes Yamato want to leave his true identity and 100 percent turn into Oden.
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Overview Materials:
- Abhyankar S., Betrie G., Maldonado D, McInnes L., Smith B., Zhang H. (2019). PETSc DMNetwork: A Library for Scalable Network PDE-Based Multiphysics Simulation. Transactions on Mathematical Software, accepted. General
Applications:
- Betrie G., Simith B., Zhang H. (2019). A Scalable Multiphysics Modeling Package For Critical Networked Infrastructures Using PETSc DMNetwork. Argonne Postdoctoral Research and Career Symposium, Lemont, IL, 7 November 2019. Application: Critical Infrastructures
- Betrie G., Zhang H., Simith B., Yan E. (2018). A scalable river network simulator for extereme scale computers using the PETSc library. AGU Fall Meeting, Washington, D.C., 10-14 December 2018. Application: River Flow Simulation
- Werner A., Duwadi K., Stegmeier N., Hansen T., Kimn J. (2019). Parallel Implementation of AC Optimal Power Flow and Time Constrained Optimal Power Flow using High Performance Computing.IN IEEE 9th Annual Computing and Communication Workshop and Conference. Application: Optimal power flow simulation
- Rinaldo S., Ceresoli A., Lahaye D., Merlo M., Cvetkovic M., Vitiello S., Fulli G.(2018). Ditributing Load Flow Computations Across System Operators Boundaries Using the Newton-Krylov-Schwarz Algorithm Implemented in PETSc. Application: Power flow flow simulation


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Wouldn’t it be cool if Windows could do that too?
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Still need admin creds & SMB access, but no separate download required
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JAGPropertyFinder Class Reference
| Inherits from | NSObject |
| Declared in | JAGPropertyFinder.h JAGPropertyFinder.m |
Overview
JAGPropertyFinder examines classes and returns a JAGProperty for each property.
Given a class and subclass like:
@interface MyClass : NSObject
@property (strong) NSArray *things;
@property (strong) MyClass *anotherOne;
@property (assign) int count;
@property (copy) NSString *title;
@end
@interface MySubclass : MyClass
@property (copy) NSString *subtitle;
@property (assign) BOOL fun;
@end
JAGPropertyFinder can give you an NSArray of all these properties, the JAGProperty for a single property, or those properties just contained within the class.
For example, you can do the following:
NSArray *myClassProps = [JAGPropertyFinder propertiesForClass: [MyClass class]];
// myClassProps is an NSArray of 4 JAGProperty objects, one for each of
// things, anotherOne, count, title
NSArray *mySubclassOnlyProps = [JAGPropertyFinder propertiesForSubclass: [MySubclass class]];
// mySubclassOnlyProps is an NSArray of 2 JAGProperty objects, one for each of
// subtitle, fun
NSArray *mySubclassProps = [JAGPropertyFinder propertiesForClass: [MySubclass class]];
// mySubclassProps is an NSArray of 6 JAGProperty objects, one for each of
// things, anotherOne, count, title, subtitle, fun
JAGProperty *thingsProperty = [JAGPropertyFinder propertyForName:@"things" inClass: [MyClass class]];
// You can find out information about this property.
JAGProperty *thingsSubproperty = [JAGPropertyFinder propertyForName:@"things" inClass: [MySubclass class]];
if ([thingsSubproperty isEqualTo:thingsProperty]) NSLog(@"They are the same!");
// Properties are accessible on subclasses as well.
NSArray *propertyNames = [JAGPropertyFinder propertyNamesForClass:[MySubclass class]];
// [ @"subtitle", @"fun", @"things", @"anotherOne", @"count", @"title" ]
Tasks
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+ propertiesForSubclass:
The properties defined explicitly in the subclass.
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+ propertiesForClass:
The properties defined for this class, including those defined in its superclasses.
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+ propertyForName:inClass:
The property for the class with the given name.
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+ propertyNamesForClass:
The names of the properties defined for this class.
Class Methods
propertiesForClass:
The properties defined for this class, including those defined in its superclasses.
+ (NSArray *)propertiesForClass:(Class)aClass
Parameters
- aClass
Class with the properties.
Return Value
NSArray of JAGProperty objects defined for this class.
Discussion
It skips properties defined in NSObject.
Declared In
JAGPropertyFinder.h
propertiesForSubclass:
The properties defined explicitly in the subclass.
+ (NSArray *)propertiesForSubclass:(Class)subclass
Parameters
- subclass
Class that defines the properties.
Return Value
NSArray of JAGProperty objects defined in this subclass.
Discussion
This does not return those properties defined in any superclasses.
Declared In
JAGPropertyFinder.h
propertyForName:inClass:
The property for the class with the given name.
+ (JAGProperty *)propertyForName:(NSString *)name inClass:(Class)aClass
Parameters
- name
Name of property to return.
- aClass
Class with the property.
Return Value
JAGProperty defined in this subclass with the given name, or nil if not found.
Discussion
This will also return properties defined in the superclasses, NSObject included.
Declared In
JAGPropertyFinder.h
propertyNamesForClass:
The names of the properties defined for this class.
+ (NSArray *)propertyNamesForClass:(Class)aClass
Parameters
- aClass
the class containing the properties.
Return Value
NSArray of NSString objects with the property names.
Discussion
This includes those defined for its superclasses, excluding NSObject.
Declared In
JAGPropertyFinder.h


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9.8 Version 4.0.0 December 22, 2010
4.0.0 was released on December 22, 2010.
For a concise list of what has changed from 3.1.1 to 4.0.0 final, please see What's new in 4.0? section of this manual.
9.8.1 Deprecation
- with/without warning lists have changed from ( name1, name2 ) to { name1, name2 } as to be more like Euphoria sequences. In the future the old ( name1, name2 ) syntax will be removed.
9.8.2 Possible Breaking Changes
- std/sequence.e/series has changed the functionality of the last parameter. Previously series(1,1,5) would produce {1,2,3,4,5,6}. i.e. 5 was the number of items to add onto the starting 1. The last parameter has been changed to be the number of items in the resulting list. Thus, series(1,1,5) will now produce {1,2,3,4,5}, i.e. a sequence of 5 items. series(1,1,0) before would produce {1}. Now it produces {}, i.e. an empty series.
- ticket:551: WIN32_GUI, WIN32_CONSOLE, EUB_CONSOLE, EUC_CONSOLE have been changed to simply refer to GUI or CONSOLE. On non-Windows platforms, CONSOLE will be defined.
9.8.3 Removed
- creolehtml is no longer shipped with Euphoria. It has been enhanced to support multiple output formats and thus its name has been changed to simply creole. HTML remains the default output. Usage remains the same thus simply renaming build systems to use creole instead of creolehtml will work.
9.8.4 Bug Fixes
- ticket:438, removed path test in demos/santiy.ex as it does not function correctly with bound, translated or even a non-standard eui location and actually cannot, thus it was removed.
- ticket:514, Fixed bug with internal dir implementation that would prevent displaying the content of a directory if given without a trailing slash on Windows.
- ticket:517, Added a bounds check that could cause the translator or binder to crash.
- ticket:518, Prevented write_coverage from being called twice on CTRL+C/error condition.
- ticket:519, preproc and net demos are now in the debian package.
- ticket:530, t_command_line_quote test fixed on Windows.
- ticket:533, Debian package copyright was updated in accordance to Debian policy.
- ticket:540, get_key was described in both io.e and console.e, removed from io.e
- ticket:545, canonical_path did not properly insert the drive letter on Windows when the path began with a forward slash /.
- ticket:548, Fixed error in emitted C in some translated for loops.
- ticket:550, Examples for regex matches and all_matches now properly either supply or use the default from parameter.
- ticket:555, Fixed parsing of constants when first statement is a constant assigned by a built-in function.
- ticket:556, Fixed type inference for return value from rand in translator.
- ticket:557, euphoria.h had gotten out of sync when some OPs were removed.
- ticket:558, Fixed crash caused by undeclared variable assignment by properly subscripting [i] when looking up forward references in the toplevel subroutine
- ticket:560, Functions that started with an unqualified variable from another file being assigned by the return value of an unqualified function from another file could result in a crash.
- ticket:564, Documentation fix on parameter name for calc_hash.
- Fix backend and interpreter to avoid "press any key" prompts when running as a console from a shared console window.
- Ensure forward type checks aren't resolved until after the variable being type checked has been resolved.
9.8.5 Enhancements/Changes
- Made previously private method iscon in std/console.e a public method named has_console which will return TRUE/FALSE if the current application has a console window attached.
- cmd_parse now splits onto two lines an option whose command is longer than the maximum pad size and its description.
- PDF documentation is now much better, generated from LaTeX sources.
- Bundled creole program supports multiple output formats now, the addition of LaTeX for great printed or PDF documentation from your creole sources.
- Bundled utility bench.ex now outputs timing information to STDERR by default. --stdout can be supplied if output to STDOUT is desired. It now also displays the min and max iteration times in addition to the already average and total.
- demo/net/pastey.ex demo has been updated to function with OpenEuphoria's pastey service. It can also now accept file input via stdin.
- -version on main products now reports build date in addition to previous information.
- euphoria/info.e version methods version_string and version_string_long now have the ability to report the enhanced version information.
- Optimized for loops to check for integer initial value and limits.


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overnight
Cooking time
10 to 30 mins
Serves
Serves 4-6
Dietary
For the kulfi, place the milk, cream, condensed milk, powdered milk, sugar and nutmeg into a non-stick pan and rapidly bring to the boil. Lower the heat and simmer gently for 15 minutes. Remove from the heat and allow to cool.
Meanwhile, place the guavas into a blender with the water and blend to make a purée. Push the puree through a sieve with the back of a spoon and discard the seeds. You should be left with 500ml/½ litre of purée.
Add the guava purée to the milk mixture and stir well.
Spoon the mixture into six individual kulfi moulds, jelly moulds or yoghurt pots and freeze overnight.
Just before serving the kulfi, prepare the fruit salad. Place the prepared fruit into a bowl with the passion fruit pulp and seeds, lime juice and zest and sugar and stir to coat the fruit.
To serve, turn the kulfi out of their moulds onto serving plates and serve with the fruit salad.


The persistent logger settings are the settings used together with each of the
persistent respectively file logger implementations. These settings are defined
in interface IPersistentLoggerSettings
.
Before start reading about other details, it seems to be useful to discuss the rules and dependencies of some of the available properties. The following overview provides those information about the rules that are applied to the properties of this logger settings.
In case of rolling, a first logging file with suffix _one
is created. If that file
reaches the threshold then the first file is closed and a second file with suffix _two
is created. If the second file reaches the threshold then the second file is cloesed and the
first file is reopened. In that case the content of the fist file is completely discarded. This
behaviour is repeated as long as the “rolling” logging takes place.
The property Filename
returns the fully qualified name of the assigned logging file.
The default logging file is located in the current user’s temporary folder and is named
plexdata.log
.
But before a file name can be used, it is checked if it includes a directory. If this is not
the case then the default directory is used instead. This default directory points to the current
user’s temporary folder and is named logging
. Take a look at example below.
settings.Filename = "output.log";
String filename = settings.Filename; // C:\Users\<user-name>\AppData\Local\Temp\logging\output.log
Additionally, it is tried to create any missing directory part. This applies to the default directory as well.
With this new feature in mind, it is not required anymore that an output folder must exist beforehand. But be aware, any process using the persistent logger must have write permission to the provided output directory!
Property Filename
can also process paths that come from environment variables. Below
find some examples of standard Windows environment variables and how to use them.
settings.Filename = "%TMP%\\output.log";
settings.Filename = "%TEMP%\\output.log";
settings.Filename = "%LOCALAPPDATA%\\Temp\\output.log";
settings.Filename = "%HOMEDRIVE%%HOMEPATH%\\AppData\\Local\\Temp\\output.log";
The property IsRolling
allows enabling or disabling the rolling of logging files.
Rolling means that the real logging file changes if a particular condition is satisfied. The
default value is OFF
but might be changes by derived classes.
The property IsQueuing
allows enabling or disabling of message queuing. This means
messages are written directly into the logging file if message queuing is disabled. The other way
round, message to write are cached before they will be written. The default value is OFF
but might be changes by derived classes.
But no matter if queuing is enabled or disabled, there is no guaranteed that all written logging message are in chronological order. The reason behind is that the persistent logging can be used in a multi–threading environment respectively multiple processes try writing logging messages at the same time.
The property Threshold
represents the size in kilobyte at when a logging file should
be switched and is actually just a approximate value. This in turn means that the file size is
determined after a logging message has been written. On the other hand, a threshold of less than
or equal to zero means no limitation. The default value is -1
but might be changes
by derived classes.
The property Encoding
allows to change the file encoding to be used. The default value
is UTF–8
but might be changes by derived classes.


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- Location: As-Sarih main Street
Dubai
- Hours Open: 6am - 7pm
- Contact Info:<PHONE_NUMBER>
- Location: Behind Wafi Altal Secondary school
Paris
- Hours Open: 6am - 7pm
- Contact Info:<PHONE_NUMBER>
- Location: 7th circul-Amman
Lima
- Hours Open: 6am - 7pm
- Contact Info:<PHONE_NUMBER>
- Location: Khalda Amman


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| Day | Operating Hours |
|---|---|
| Tuesday | 12:00pm - 9:00pm |
| Wednesday | 12:00pm - 9:00pma |
| Thurdsay | 12:00pm - 9:00pm |


Before Change
matplotlib.rcParams.update(rcParams)
fig, ax = plt.subplots()
buffers = [
six.moves.StringIO(),
io.StringIO(),
io.BytesIO()]
if use_log:
ax.set_yscale("log")
ax.plot([1, 2], [1, 2])
ax.set_title(u"Déjà vu")
for buffer in buffers:
fig.savefig(buffer, format=format)
values = [x.getvalue() for x in buffers]
if six.PY3:
values = [
values[0].encode("ascii"),
values[1].encode("ascii"),
values[2]]
// Remove comments from the output. This includes things that
// could change from run to run, such as the time.
values = [re.sub(b"%%.*?\n", b"", x) for x in values]
After Change
// Remove comments from the output. This includes things that could
// change from run to run, such as the time.
s_val, b_val = [re.sub(b"%%.*?\n", b"", x) for x in [s_val, b_val]]
assert s_val == b_val.replace(b"\r\n", b"\n")


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Interior Designers bring to life an artistic vision for work and living spaces, seeing out a project from conception to creation. Design plans should be cognizant of safety and functionality requirements and maintain a strict adherence to building codes and regulatory standards.
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