Library: Input/output
basic_ifstream basic_istream basic_ios ios_base
Class that supports reading from named files or other devices associated with a file descriptor
#include <fstream> namespace std { template<class charT, class traits = char_traits<charT> > class basic_ifstream; }
The class template basic_ifstream supports reading from named files or other devices associated with a file descriptor. It uses a basic_filebuf object to control the associated sequences. It inherits from basic_istream and can therefore use all the formatted and unformatted input functions.
namespace std { template<class charT, class traits = char_traits<charT> > class basic_ifstream : public basic_istream<charT, traits> { public: typedef traits traits_type; typedef charT char_type; typedef typename traits::int_type int_type; typedef typename traits::pos_type pos_type; typedef typename traits::off_type off_type; basic_ifstream(); explicit basic_ifstream(const char*, ios_base::openmode = ios_base::in); // extensions: explicit basic_ifstream(const char*, ios_base::openmode, long); explicit basic_ifstream(int, char_type* = 0, streamsize = /* default size */); explicit basic_ifstream(FILE*, char_type* = 0, streamsize = /* default size */); basic_filebuf<char_type, traits_type> *rdbuf() const; bool is_open() const; void open(const char*, ios_base::openmode mode = ios_base::in); // extensions: void open(const char*, ios_base::openmode, long); void open(int, char_type* = 0, streamsize = /* default size */); void open(FILE*, char_type* = 0, streamsize = /* default size */); void close(); };
char_type
The type char_type is a synonym for the template parameter charT.
int_type
The type int_type is a synonym of type traits::in_type.
off_type
The type off_type is a synonym of type traits::off_type.
pos_type
The type pos_type is a synonym of type traits::pos_type.
traits_type
The type traits_type is a synonym for the template parameter traits.
ifstream
The type ifstream is a specialization of class template basic_ifstream on type char:
typedef basic_ifstream<char> ifstream;
wifstream
The type wifstream is a specialization of class template basic_ifstream on type wchar_t:
typedef basic_ifstream<wchar_t> wifstream;
basic_ifstream();
Constructs an object of class basic_ifstream, initializing the base class basic_istream with the associated file buffer. This buffer is initialized by calling the basic_filebuf constructor basic_filebuf<char_type, traits_type>(rdbuf()). After construction, a file can be attached to the basic_ifstream object by using the open() member function.
basic_ifstream(const char* s, ios_base::openmode mode = ios_base::in);
Constructs an object of class basic_ifstream, initializing the base class basic_istream with the associated file buffer. This buffer is initialized by calling the basic_filebuf constructor basic_filebuf<char_type, traits_type>(rdbuf()). The constructor then calls open(s,mode) in order to attach the file, whose name is pointed to by s, to the basic_ifstream object.
basic_ifstream(const char* s, ios_base::openmode mode, long protection = 0666);
Constructs an object of class basic_ifstream, initializing the base class basic_istream with the associated file buffer. This buffer is initialized by calling the basic_filebuf constructor basic_filebuf<char_type, traits_type>(rdbuf()). The constructor then calls rdbuf()->open (s, mode, protection) in order to attach the file, whose name is pointed to by s, to the basic_ifstream object. The third argument, protection, holds file permissions. It determines the read/write/execute file permissions under UNIX, but is more limited elsewhere.
NOTE -- This function is not part of the C++ Standard, but is included here as a convenience extension. See Appendix B for a complete list of extensions of this implementation.
basic_ifstream(int fd, char_type *buf, streamsize n);
Constructs an object of class basic_ifstream, initializing the base class basic_istream with the associated file buffer. This buffer is initialized by calling the basic_filebuf constructor basic_filebuf<char_type, traits_type>(rdbuf()).The constructor then calls rdbuf()->open (fd, buf, n) in order to attach the file descriptor, fd, to the basic_ifstream object. If the function fails, it sets ios_base::failbit.
NOTE -- This function is not part of the C++ Standard, but is included here as an extension in order to manipulate pipes, sockets, or other UNIX devices that can be accessed through file descriptors. See Appendix B for a complete list of extensions of this implementation.
basic_ifstream(FILE *fp, char_type* buf, streamsize n);
Constructs an object of class basic_ifstream, initializing the base class basic_istream with the associated file buffer. This buffer is initialized by calling the basic_filebuf constructor basic_filebuf<char_type, traits_type>(rdbuf ()). The constructor then calls rdbuf()->open (fp, buf, n) in order to attach the file pointer, fp, to the basic_ifstream object. If the function fails, it sets ios_base::failbit.
NOTE -- This function is not part of the C++ Standard, but is provided here as a convenience extension. See Appendix B for a complete list of extensions of this implementation.
void close();
Calls rdbuf()->close(); if it fails, calls the basic_ios member function setstate(failbit).
bool is_open() const;
Returns rdbuf()->is_open().
void open(const char* s,ios_base::openmode = ios_base::in);
Calls rdbuf()->open(s, mode) to open the file. If the call fails, calls the basic_ios member function setstate(failbit).
void open(const char* s, ios_base::openmode, long protection);
Calls rdbuf()->open (s, mode, protection) to open the file. If the call fails, calls the basic_ios member function setstate(failbit). The third argument, protection, holds file permissions. protection determines the read/write/execute file permissions under UNIX. It is more limited under DOS, since files are always readable and do not have special execute permission.
NOTE -- The third argument, protection, is not part of the C++ Standard, but is provided here as an extension. See Appendix B for a complete list of extensions of this implementation to the Standard.
void open(int fd, char_type *buf = 0, streamsize n = /* default size */);
Calls rdbuf()->open (fd, buf, n) to open the file. If the call fails, calls the basic_ios member function setstate(failbit).
NOTE -- This function is not part of the C++ Standard, but is provided here as an extension. See Appendix B for a complete list of extensions of this implementation.
void open(FILE *fp, char_type *buf = 0, streamsize n = /* default size */);
Calls rdbuf()->open (fp, buf, n) to open the file. If that call fails, calls setstate (ios::failbit).
NOTE -- This function is not part of the C++ Standard, but is provided here as an extension. See Appendix B for a complete list of extensions of this implementation.
basic_filebuf<charT,traits>* rdbuf() const;
Returns a pointer to the basic_filebuf associated with the stream.
// // ifstream.cpp // #include <fstream> // for fstream #include <iomanip> // for setw #include <iostream> // for cout, endl int main ( ) { const char *ntbs = "Le minot passait la piece a frotter."; char c; try { // create a read/write file-stream object std::ifstream in ("ifstream.results.out", std::ios::in | std::ios::out | std::ios::trunc); if (!in.is_open ()) throw (std::ios::failure ("open error")); // associate the ostream object's buffer with // the ifstream object std::ostream out (in.rdbuf ()); // output ntbs in out out << ntbs << std::endl; // seek to the beginning of the file in.seekg (0); // output each space-separated word on a separate line while (in.get (c)) { if (std::isspace (c, in.getloc ())) std::cout << std::endl; else std::cout << c; } std::cout << std::endl; // clear stream state, failbit | eofbit set by last call // to get () in.clear (); // move back to the beginning of the file in.seekg (0); char buf [40]; // guard against buffer overflow in.width (sizeof buf); // set right justification std::cout << std::right; // does the same thing as the previous code // output each word on a separate line in a field // of width 10 while (in >> buf) { std::cout.width (10); std::cout << buf << std::endl; } std::cout << std::endl; // clear flags, last in >> buf set fail bit // because of a newline at end of string in.clear (); // output the base info before each integer out << std::showbase; std::ostream::pos_type pos= out.tellp (); const long l = 10; // output l in hex with a field with of 10 out << std::hex << std::setw (10) << l << std::endl; // output l in oct with a field with of 10 out << std::oct << std::setw (10) << l << std::endl; // output l in dec with a field with of 10 out << std::dec << std::setw (10) << l << std::endl; // move back to the beginning of the file in.seekg (0); // output the entire file std::cout << in.rdbuf () << std::endl; // clear the flags in.clear (); // seek the input sequence to pos in.seekg (pos); int a, b, d; in.unsetf (std::ios::basefield); // read the previous outputted integer in >> a >> b >> d; // output 3 times 10 std::cout << a << std::endl << b << std::endl << d << std::endl; } catch (std::ios::failure e) { std::cout << e.what (); } return 0; } Program Output:
Le minot passait la piece a frotter. Le minot passait la piece a frotter. Le minot passait la piece a frotter. 0xa 012 10 10 10 10
char_traits, ios_base, basic_ios, basic_filebuf, basic_ofstream, basic_fstream
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object MenuController : BackButtonHandler
Controller for the stage of the MainMenuScreen.
stage |
lateinit var stage: Stage |
getBackground |
fun getBackground(): Sprite? |
handleBackButton |
Quits the game if in main mode, otherwise returns to main. fun handleBackButton(): Unit |
init |
Init the object with this method. If not called before usage an error will be thrown. fun init(stage: Stage): MenuController |
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OnConnectedEvent |
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| Suggests: | RUnit, roxygen2 |
| Published: | 2018-07-09 |
| Author: | Spencer Aiello [aut, cre, cph], Wei-Chen Chen [ctb], Stephan Brumme [cph], Jake Luciani [cph], Tony Plate [cph], Matthieu Decorde [cph], RStudio (Hadley Wickham) [cph], Sylvain Corlay [cph], Johan Mabille [cph], Niels Lohmann [cph] |
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java.lang.Object atg.droplet.TagConverterManager
public class TagConverterManager
This class contains a set of static methods which you can use to register and use TagConverters. TagConverters are used to perform String to Object and Object to String conversion in the valueof, input and param tags.
To add your own converter, follow these steps:
getNameReturns the name of your converter. This is the name that is used as an argument to the converter attribute in a tag. For example, if your getName method returned "currency", you'd define a tag like:
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getTagAttributeDescriptorsReturns the list of attribute arguments that this converter takes. These attributes are just listed along with the "converter" attribute in your valueof, input, or param tag. These attributes can mark themselves as optional if they are not required. For example, the currency converter above might take a locale attribute which is optional (the default behavior if this attribute is missing would be to use the locale associated with the current request).
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convertStringToObjectThis method is called in two circumstances. If you are using an input tag, when that form value is submitted, this method is called before the setX method of your bean is called. It is the job of your convertStringToObject method to generate the Object value for use in the setX method. It can throw a TagConversionException if an error occurs during the conversion process. This method is also called if you use this converter with a param tag when the value of the parameter is defined.
convertObjectToStringThis method is called in two situations. When you use a converter in a valueof tag, this method is used to convert the Object value into a String value before displaying it. Also, when you use this tag in an input tag with a bean attribute and no existing value attribute, this method is called to fill in the value attribute with the current value of the bean property.
TagConverter
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convertStringToObject(TagConverter pCvt,
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getTagConverterByAttribute(java.lang.String pAttributeName)
Returns the TagConverter registered for a specific attribute name. |
static TagConverter |
getTagConverterByName(java.lang.String pConverterName)
Returns the TagConverter for a specified set of attributes. |
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isTagAttribute(TagConverter pCvt,
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public static TagConverter getTagConverterByName(java.lang.String pConverterName)
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public static boolean isTagAttribute(TagConverter pCvt, java.lang.String pAttributeName)
public static java.lang.Object convertStringToObject(TagConverter pCvt, DynamoHttpServletRequest pReq, java.lang.String pValue, java.util.Properties pAttributes)
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ImmutablePicoContainer is wapper mechanims for a MutablePicoContainer. The resulting reference is not able to accept mutating method invocations by any means.
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The first fish always dwelled in the past and was very lazy. It didn’t believe in preparing for the future. If you can find something that is quite opposite to the phrase, ‘Prevention is better than cure’, it could be the first fish.
The second fish lived for the present. It was a little bit wise and made some good decisions at the last minute.
The third fish was an intelligent one. It usually thought a lot, made a wise decision, always carried smart and interesting ideas and suggestions to live happily and safely.
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Summary
This release contains significant changes to the SML/NJ system. As such, it should be viewed as beta software. The major changes are
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The version numbering scheme has changed to a
YYYY.NN
scheme, whereYYYY
is the year of the release andNN
is the release number for the year. -
The MLRISC code generator that we have used for over 25 years has been replaced with one based on the https:llvm.org[LLVM Libraries]
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We have dropped support for 32-bit systems. Since we do not have a 64-bit Windows port yet, this version only supports "Unix" systems on the AMD64 processor (we have tested Linux and macOS). For other systems, we recommend using the legacy 110.99.2 version of *SML/NJ. A 64-bit Windows version is a high priority and we hope to include it in the next release.
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The pattern-match compiler has been completely rewritten.
While we hope that people will experiment with this version (and report any problems), we recommend sticking with the "legacy" releases of the system (currently 110.99.2) for production work.
Using the new backend, we have added code generation support for the 64-bit ARM processor (currently for macOS only). Unfortunately, we have not been able to finish debugging this port, but we hope to have a release early in 2022 that adds both native ARM support and 64-bit Windows support.
Details
Compiler
The compiler has a new implementation of pattern-match compilation (see the change log for details).
The CPS to MLRISC code generator has been replaced by a new backend with a new IR (CFG). After optimization and closure-conversion, we now translate the first-order CPS IR to CFG. The CFG IR is then serialized and passed to the runtime system, where a LLVM-based code generator translates it to machine code. This new backend is described in the paper
A New Backend for Standard ML of New Jersey, by Kavon Farvardin and John Reppy.
Proceedings of the 32nd Symposium on Implementation and Application of Functional Languages (IFL 2020), September 2020.
MLRISC
The MLRISC library has been removed from the core part of SML/NJ and is no longer an enabled target in the build. We plan to restore it as a target in the next release (there is some installation-script issues that have to be resolved first).
Runtime System
The runtime system now includes much of the LLVM source tree in the directory
base/runtime/llvm
. If you are building from source code, the installation
script will compile LLVM before building the runtime system. Be warned that
compiling LLVM can take significant time on slower systems.
SML/NJ Library
Several improvements to the JSON library:
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Added convenience function
int
to theJSON_STREAM_OUTPUT
interface. -
Refactored the output modules in the JSON library. These changes should not affect current clients of the library, but allow the addition of printing JSON to a
CharBuffer.buf
. -
Bug fix to
JSONUtil
module; theFIND
path arc was not getting handled for the update functions (i.e.,replace
,insert
, andappend
).
Installation
The config/install.sh
script continues to work as before. We have added a -dev
command-line option to enable cross compilation (i.e., it compiles LLVM
for all of the supported target architectures).
Bugs
Here is a list of tracked bugs fixed (or closed) with this release, please see the bug tracker for more details. Note that this list is relative to Version 110.99 and includes fixes that were part of the 110.99.* patch releases.
278 |
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279 |
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280 |
110.99 |
281 |
Redundant error messages for when a constructor name is misspelled |
286 |
Installation of SML/NJ v110.99.1 fails in fresh Ubuntu 20.04/macOS 10.15 |
287 |
Install errors with |
293 |
SMLNJ Incompatibility with macOS 12 Beta |
294 |
Compiler bug: Recover |
The following unnumbered bug was also fixed:
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Floating-point spill records were twice as large as necessary on 64-bit systems.
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Fixed a bug in the printing of
char
values in the REPL.
Supported systems
We believe that SML/NJ will build and run on the following systems, but have only tested some of them:
| Architecture | Operating System | Status |
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AMD64 |
FreeBSD |
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macOS 11 (Big Sur) |
Tested |
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macOS 12 (Monterey) |
Tested |
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Ubuntu 20.04 |
Tested |


Firefly luciferase is a euglobulin protein that catalyses the oxygenation of luciferin using ATP and molecular oxygen to yield oxyluciferin, a highly unstable, singlet-excited compound that emits light upon relaxation to its ground state:
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The reaction proceeds in two parts: the adenylation of luciferin, followed by the oxygenation of adenyl-luciferin. The adenylation step activates luciferin as an enzyme-adenyl-luciferin complex, which is analogous to the activation of fatty acids by acyl-CoA ligases (based on homology, beetle luciferases are thought to have evolved from acyl-CoA ligases, retaining their catalytic mechanism for adenylation). In the second step, luciferase acts as an oxygenase on adenyl-luciferin to produce oxyluciferin and carbon dioxide, the decay of oxyluciferin producing a photon of light.
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Subtle variations in the structure of beetle luciferases can produce different coloured luminescence. Luciferase must undergo a considerable conformational change prior to the oxidation step in order to prepare a hydrophobic environment ready for the unstable oxyluciferin, thereby minimising energy loss. Changes in structure that affect the ability of the active site to exclude water can alter the colour of bioluminescence.
In addition, the type of residue at position 288 in the luciferase protein directly affects colour emission. This residue must be hydrophobic, but the size of its hydrophobic side chain can alter the colour of light emitted. Most fireflies emit yellow-green light and have an isoleucine or leucine residue at position 288, while luciferases that emit a different colour have a different residue at this position.
Purified firefly luciferase enzyme has widespread uses in scientific and medical research. Bioluminescent imaging (BLI) is a sensitive and versatile tool that uses luciferase enzyme as an imaging reporter. It has been used to track tumour cells, bacterial and viral infections, gene expression, signal transduction, cell trafficking and the cellular response to treatment in whole organisms. Using luciferase as an imaging reporter for cancer provides insight into cancer-specific molecular mechanisms within the context of the whole animal. In addition, firefly luciferase has been used to locate primary tumours and their metastases in animal studies.


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Follow these steps to run a local optimization:
lean optimize "<projectName>"
to start optimizing the project in . / <projectName>. This command starts an interactive wizard which lets you configure the optimizer.
$ lean optimize "My Project" Select the optimization strategy to use: 1) Grid Search 2) Euler Search Enter an option:
$ lean optimize "My Project" Select the optimization strategy to use: 1) Grid Search 2) Euler Search Enter an option: 1
$ lean optimize "My Project" Select an optimization target: 1) Sharpe Ratio (min) 2) Sharpe Ratio (max) 3) Compounding Annual Return (min) 4) Compounding Annual Return (max) 5) Probabilistic Sharpe Ratio (min) 6) Probabilistic Sharpe Ratio (max) 7) Drawdown (min) 8) Drawdown (max) Enter an option: 2
$ lean optimize "My Project" Should the 'ema-fast' parameter be optimized? [Y/n]: y Minimum value for 'ema-fast': 5 Maximum value for 'ema-fast': 10 Step size for 'ema-fast' [1.0]: 1 Should the 'ema-medium' parameter be optimized? [Y/n]: y Minimum value for 'ema-medium': 25 Maximum value for 'ema-medium': 30 Step size for 'ema-medium' [1.0]: 1 Should the 'ema-slow' parameter be optimized? [Y/n]: y Minimum value for 'ema-slow': 45 Maximum value for 'ema-slow': 50 Step size for 'ema-slow' [1.0]: 1
$ lean optimize "My Project" Current constraints: None Do you want to add a constraint? [y/N]: y Select a constraint target: 1) Sharpe Ratio 2) Compounding Annual Return 3) Probabilistic Sharpe Ratio 4) Drawdown Enter an option: 4 Select a constraint operator (<value> will be asked after this): 1) Less than <value> 2) Less than or equal to <value> 3) Greater than <value> 4) Greater than or equal to <value> 5) Equal to <value> 6) Not equal to <value> Enter an option: 2 Set the <value> for the selected operator: 0.25 Current constraints: TotalPerformance.PortfolioStatistics.Drawdown <= 0.25 Do you want to add a constraint? [y/N]: n
$ lean optimize "My Project" 20220223 18:26:20.000 TRACE:: Program.Main(): Exiting Lean... 20220223 18:26:20.079 TRACE:: LeanOptimizer.TriggerOnEndEvent(OID 2313bbba-9c71-4b9e-8b91-c70cc117b0c7): Optimization has ended. Result for Target: ['TotalPerformance'].['PortfolioStatistics'].['SharpeRatio'] at: 3.6205: was reached using ParameterSet: (ema-slow:47,ema-medium:26,ema-fast:5) backtestId '21c30000-dc5a-4dec-b75a-da5b1796ccba'. Constraints: (['TotalPerformance'].['PortfolioStatistics'].['Drawdown'] 'LessOrEqual' 0.25) Optimal parameters: ema-slow: 47, ema-medium: 26, ema-fast: 5 Successfully optimized 'My Project' and stored the output in 'My Project/optimizations/2021-03-24_00-22-15'
--output <path>
option in step 4.
$ lean optimize "My Project" --output "My Project/custom-output" 20220223 18:28:20.000 TRACE:: Program.Main(): Exiting Lean... 20220223 18:28:20.079 TRACE:: LeanOptimizer.TriggerOnEndEvent(OID 1ac5e638-aae0-4aa9-80d4-02c51bb7b84d): Optimization has ended. Result for Target: ['TotalPerformance'].['PortfolioStatistics'].['SharpeRatio'] at: 3.6205: was reached using ParameterSet: (ema-slow:47,ema-medium:26,ema-fast:5) backtestId 'e2aa3abf-bb60-4e91-a281-59c882ada62f'. Constraints: (['TotalPerformance'].['PortfolioStatistics'].['Drawdown'] 'LessOrEqual' 0.25) Optimal parameters: ema-slow: 47, ema-medium: 26, ema-fast: 5 Successfully optimized 'My Project' and stored the output in 'My Project/custom-output'
By default, local optimizations run in the LEAN engine in the quantconnect/lean Docker image. This Docker image contains all the libraries available on QuantConnect, meaning your algorithm also has access to those libraries. If the specified project is a C# project it is first compiled using the same Docker image. See Project Libraries to learn how to use project libraries, and Custom Docker Images to learn how to build and use custom Docker images.


Emmy-winning former medical correspondent allegedly asked girl, 9, for sexual photos
by Brie StimsonAn Emmy-winning former medical correspondent for Los Angeles and New York's local NBC stations was reportedly arrested Wednesday for allegedly asking a minor to send him sexually suggestive photos.
Dr. Bruce Hensel allegedly requested the images from the daughter of an acquaintance through a messaging app in August, Deputy District Attorney Angela Brunson of the DA's Cyber Crimes Division said, according to The Los Angeles Times.
Hensel was the chief on-air correspondent for NBC Los Angeles for 13 years starting in 1987. He also worked as a correspondent for KCOP-TV in Los Angeles.

He was taken into custody at his Pacific Palisades home by Los Angeles Police Department officers around 10 a.m. Wednesday, a month after a search warrant was served at his house, the Times reported.
Steve Sitkoff, his attorney, released the following statement to KABC: "Dr. Hensel is completely innocent of the charge. We are cooperating with the authorities and look forward to a speedy and complete exoneration."
He faces one felony count of contact with a minor for sexual purposes. He was released on $5,000 bail Wednesday. He could face up to 18 months in prison if convicted.
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Greg Hurrell
Seeing as the message is being printed by the third-party "Smart Crash Reports" bundle, have you tried disabling that bundle to see if the problem persists? If you can confirm that the problem stems from a conflict with that software then we can contact its developer and try to figure out a workaround.
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MrWho
Synery stopps/exits
Time between restart and next stopp 1-15 min. No coherence with other programms visible.
09.12.07 08:51:48 com.apple.launchd[108] ([0x0-0x8f28f2].org.wincent.Synergy[55551]) Exited abnormally: Bus error
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MrWho
Created an attachment (id=146) Synergy Crash Reports from the OsX 10.5 Console
Added my Crash Reports as a zip file.
At the moment it looks like the iTunes Control of World of Warcraft 2.3.0 is one of the culprits.
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Greg Hurrell
(In reply to comment #3)
Created an attachment (id=146) [details] Synergy Crash Reports from the OsX 10.5 Console
Added my Crash Reports as a zip file.
At the moment it looks like the iTunes Control of World of Warcraft 2.3.0 is one of the culprits.
Now that I've had time to look into this further I actually don't think that these issues are being caused by a conflict with anything external. Looking at the code I think my Garbage Collection changes don't go far enough, so over the last few days I've been making sweeping changes over the entire code base and I think we'll see some pretty radical differences when I release the next version.
At this stage my only doubt is about the preference pane as I don't have concrete information on the Garbage Collection status of the System Preferences application; I suspect that it's probably not Garbage Collected, so that's one part of Synergy in which I may have to roll back some of the changes in order to maintain compatibility.
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 Amazingly, the effect can last for up to 13 years!
by Shivali Best, https://www.facebook.com/shivalibestjournalist/In news that will come as music to the ears of many women, scientists have revealed that a male birth control is almost ready.
The birth control involves an injection directly into the penis, and has just successfully completed a clinical trial at the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR).
Speaking to Hindustan Times, Dr R.S Sharma, a senior scientist with the ICMR, said: “The product is ready, with only regulatory approvals pending [from the government].
“The trials are over, including extended, Phase 3 clinical trials for which 303 candidates were recruited with a 97.3% success rate and no reported side effects. The product can safely be called the world’s first male contraceptive.”
The birth control is made from a polymer called styrene malieic anhydride, and is injected into the vas deferent - the two ducts that carry sperm out of the testicles.
There, the polymer effectively blocks sperm from leaving the testicles, and amazingly, the effect can last for up to 13 years.
Professor S.K Guha, a scientist from the Indian Institute of Technology, said: “The polymer was developed by Professor S.K. Guha from the Indian Institute of Technology in the 1970s. ICMR has been researching on it to turn it into a product for mass use since 1984, and the final product is ready after exhaustive trials.”
The researchers suggest that the product will be available within the next seven months, although it seems many men are sceptical of male birth controls.
A recent survey by YouGov revealed only one in three men would be willing to take male birth control.
However, the injection isn’t the only male birth control in the works.
Researchers from the Los Angeles Biomed Research Institute have developed a male birth control pill that’s now been successfully tested in healthy men.
Based on the findings, the researchers believe that the pill could be widely available ‘in about 10 years.’


First Ghostbusters: Afterlife trailer sees return of film favourites
The first trailer for the new Ghostbusters film sees newcomers Paul Rudd and Finn Wolfhard making their franchise debuts.
The first trailer for the new Ghostbusters sequel sees the return of franchise favourites Slimer and the Ecto-1 car alongside a new cast of new stars.
Ghostbusters: Afterlife, which will be released next summer, is directed by Jason Reitman, the son of the original film’s director Ivan Reitman.
The supernatural comedy features new cast members including Ant-Man star Paul Rudd, Stranger Things actor Finn Wolfhard, The Leftovers star Carrie Coon and Designated Survivor actress Mckenna Grace.
It is also set to see guest cameos from Bill Murray, Dan Akroyd, Ernie Hudson and Sigourney Weaver – although were not present in the preview clip.
Harold Ramis, who played Egon Spengler in original film Ghostbusters in 1984 and its follow-up Ghostbusters II in 1989, died in 2014.
The trailer shows a single mother and her two children moving to a mysterious, inherited house in a small town – which is hit by unusual and unexplained tremors – where they start to discover the connection to the original ghostbusters and the secret legacy their grandfather left behind.
Rudd plays a teacher who becomes enthralled when he discovers old pieces of kit used by the ghostbusters.
The trailer also has glimpses of ghost Slimer and the car from the original films, the Ectomobile, complete with its Ecto-1 number plate.
The film is the fourth in the Ghostbusters franchise and the first since the all-female release in 2016 starring Melissa McCarthy, Kristen Wiig, Kate McKinnon and Leslie Jones, who started a ghost-catching business in New York City.
It was directed by Bridesmaids film-maker Paul Feig and received a mixed reception.
Juno and Up In The Air director Jason wrote and directed Ghostbusters: Afterlife, and his father Ivan took on a producing role.
Ghostbusters: Afterlife will be released in cinemas in July 2020.


An increasing number of stale objects were observed from these allocation sites.
Objects from these allocation sites could be inlined into another site.
Objects from these allocation sites do not escape their allocating function, and hence they could be (manually) stack allocated.


Technology, which allows p2p through the browser!
2011 Google released an open source project for browser-based real-time communication known as...


EBD - Easton Bible DIctionary
Iim
IIM
"IIM "ruins. (1.) A city in the south of Judah (
Joshua 15:29
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(2.) One of the stations of the Israelites in the wilderness (
Numbers 33:45
).
"IIM "ruins. (1.) A city in the south of Judah (Joshua 15:29).
(2.) One of the stations of the Israelites in the wilderness (Numbers 33:45).


Extending Yeti¶
Yeti can be extended to suit most use-cases. Extension is usually made via three vectors:
- Feeds: Your basic data source. Feeds can be customized to automatically collect and processes external data.
- Analytics: Analytics are meant to enrich data that is already present in the database. Extract hostnames from URLs, resolve hostnames, etc.
- Exports: The way Yeti disseminates data. Exports use templates to format and export data that may be consumed by proxy appliances, scripts, etc.
Feeds¶
Feeds are Yeti’s main way of automatically collecting and parsing data into searchable objects. These can be Observables (URLs, IP addresses, hashes, etc.), Indicators (regular expressions, Yara rules), or Entities (Exploit Kits, Malware, etc.).
The most common use-case for Feeds is to quickly and regularly import large amounts of Observables or Indicatos from various sources.
Creating feeds¶
Creating a feed is pretty straightforward. Yeti will recursively load all core.feed.Feed
objects defined in the /plugins/feed/
directory.
New feeds need to have default_values
attribute which sets some of the necessary fields (see the class attributes for details).
- frequency: A
timedelta
field designating the delta between runs. - name: The name of the feed.
- source: The URL which the feed will use to query data.
- description: A short description of the feed.
For example, in the :class:ZeusTrackerConfigs
feed, the class is defined as follows:
class ZeusTrackerConfigs(Feed):
default_values = {
"frequency": timedelta(hours=1),
"name": "ZeusTrackerConfigs",
"source": "https://zeustracker.abuse.ch/monitor.php?urlfeed=configs",
"description": "This feed shows the latest 50 ZeuS config URLs.",
}
After that, two functions need to be created: core.feed.Feed.update()
and core.feed.Feed.analyze()
. The goal of the update
function is to fetch the remote data, and the goal of analyze
is to parse it and translate it into Observables, Indicators, or Entities that Yeti can store and later analyze.
ZeusTrackerConfigs
‘s update function looks like this:
def update(self):
for d in self.update_xml('item', ["title", "link", "description", "guid"]):
self.analyze(d)
See how the core.feed.Feed.update_xml()
helper is used. Since the source
URL returns XML data, update_xml
will know how to parse it and produce python dictionaries that can then be passed to the core.feed.Feed.analyze()
function:
def analyze(self, dict):
url_string = re.search(r"URL: (?P<url>\S+),", dict['description']).group('url')
context = {}
date_string = re.search(r"\((?P<date>[0-9\-]+)\)", dict['title']).group('date')
context['date_added'] = datetime.strptime(date_string, "%Y-%m-%d")
context['status'] = re.search(r"status: (?P<status>[^,]+)", dict['description']).group('status')
context['version'] = int(re.search(r"version: (?P<version>[^,]+)", dict['description']).group('version'))
context['guid'] = dict['guid']
context['source'] = self.name
try:
context['md5'] = re.search(r"MD5 hash: (?P<md5>[a-f0-9]+)", dict['description']).group('md5')
except AttributeError as e:
pass
try:
n = Url.get_or_create(value=url_string)
n.add_context(context)
n.add_source("feed")
n.tag(['zeus', 'c2', 'banker', 'crimeware', 'malware'])
except ObservableValidationError as e:
logging.error(e)
Here some pretty basic parsing using regular expressions is being done. Since the parsing is done using Python code, feeds can parse virtually any data in any format.
To avoid having to deal with duplicate elements, the use of core.observables.Observable.get_or_create()
, core.indicators.Indicator.get_or_create()
or core.entities.Entity.get_or_create()
is recommended.
Context, tags, and sources can also be added to Observables. To do so, use the core.observables.Observable.add_context()
, core.observables.Observable.tag()
, or core.observables.Observable.add_source()
accordingly.
Testing feeds¶
Before pushing a feed into production, it is recommended to test them with the simple script testfeeds.py
:
$ python testfeeds.py ZeusTrackerConfigs
Running ZeusTrackerConfigs...
ZeusTrackerConfigs: success!
Any raised exception will be displayed.
Pushing into production¶
Once the feed is in its corresponding directory, it will show up in the URL /dataflows
. Any errors raised by the feeds will show up here. Feeds can also be individually refreshed or toggled. A green row confirms that your feed is up and running!


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Documentation for the Plist4r backend modules - please see Plist4r::Backend
Time elapsed for encoding / decoding a non-flat (nested) plist structure of 1024 keys
Real elapsed time based on - 2GHz Intel Core Duo with 2GB Ram
Ruby Enterprise Edition (REE) 1.8.7 p248, Mac OS-X 10.6.3
| :from_xml | :to_xml | :from_binary | :to_binary | |
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| c_f_property_list | 26.2 ms | 36.1 ms | 15.5 ms | 67.7 ms |
| haml | n/a | 30.3 ms | n/a | n/a |
| libxml4r | 57.2 ms | n/a | n/a | n/a |
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It appears that the pricing for BizTalk Server 2006 R2 has been announced, see here, although the main BizTalk site doesn't seem to have the information yet.
It would be interesting to know where the new pricing for Enterprise Edition comes from (35.000 vs 30.000 for BTS06 R1). I wonder if the licensing model is changing... Traditionally, BizTalk licensing has been tied solely to the scalability and performance possibilities of the Enterprise Edition (multiple processors + multiple servers per group). However, I wonder if this is changing in R2 and Enterprise now also brings features not available in Standard edition, because the pricing for the Standard edition doesn't seem to have changed at all!


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Businessmodel of MapR Technologies
Customer Segments
MapR has a niche market business model, focusing on a specialized customer segment. It markets its product to organizations with demanding production needs. Its two customer groups are:
- Non-Enterprise: MapR offers MapR Converged Community Edition (MapR CE) to the general public. It is a free version of the MapR Converged Data Platform, with community forum support for unlimited production use. MapR CE includes Hadoop, Spark, MapR-DB, MapR-FS, and MapR Streams.
- Enterprise: MapR offers MapR Converged Enterprise Edition (MapR EE) to organizations engaged in critical deployments requiring business continuity. It is a commercial version of the MapR Converged Data Platform that includes MapR Platform Services for high availability (HA) and disaster recovery (DR) and provides MapR Premium Support. Flexible packages are available, allowing customers to select one or more MapR Modules for Apache Hadoop, Apache Spark, MapR Streams and MapRDB, as well as other add-ons for Apache Drill, Apache Solr, Apache HBase, and MapR POSIX Client. ### Value Proposition
MapR offers three primary value propositions: accessibility, convenience, and performance.
- Accessibility: MapR’s platform is based on established open APIs and interfaces. This means that commercial software providers such as SAS, HP, SAP, and Cisco can easily deploy large scale applications onto the platform. It enables even small groups of developers to produce enterprise-grade software solutions.
- Convenience: In contrast to most Hadoop distributions that require different clusters for multiple applications, MapR’s Converged Data Platofrm is designed to process database tables, distributed files, and event streams in a single unified layer. This allows organizations to support both analytic apps (e.g., Apache Drill, Impala, and Hive) and operational apps (e.g., HBase) on one cluster, significantly minimizing costs as they grow their big data deployment.
- Performance: MapR indicates that through use of its product, most of its customers achieve payback in less than 12 months and receive a more than 5X return on investment. ### Channels
MapR’s main channel is direct sales to organizations. It also promotes its offerings through its website and social media pages, trade shows and conferences, and free webinars and training sessions for its products.
Customer Relationships
MapR’s customer relationship is primarily of a personal assistance nature. The company encourages product users to contact it via phone, e-mail, or its website in order to receive assistance. For Enterprise customers, it offers 24/7 phone support. It also conducts free training workshops on numerous topics to help users get comfortable.
Key Activities
MapR’s business model involves maintaining, enhancing, and updating its Converged Data Platform that utilizes Hadoop and Spark.
Key Partners
MapR operates the Advantage Partner Program, which features the following partner types:
- Technology Partners: The company invites tech firms to certify and integrate their solutions with the MapR platform in order to generate a broad variety of solutions.
- Systems Integrators/Consultants: The company collaborates with professional services firms to help their clients deploy Hadoop successfully. Service firms are required to have an active big data practice to join, and must have 2+ certified members to become a Certified SI & Consulting Partner.
- Authorized Resellers: The company recruits reseller partners to offer MapR’s platform to customers. Resellers are required to have an active big data practice, 2+ staff members that are certified with MapR, an outbound sales organization with an in-person selling model, and complementary products and services.
- OEM Partners: The company works with manufacturers to help them integrate or embed its platform into their products. MapR’s partners include Microsoft, Google, Amazon, SAP, Cisco, and Teradata.
Key Resources
MapR’s main resource is its proprietary software platform. The company also relies heavily on its engineering and customer service staff. Finally, as a relatively new startup it depends to a large extent on investors, and has raised over $144 million in financing.
Cost Structure
MapR has a value-driven structure, aiming to provide a premium value proposition through personal service. Its biggest cost driver is likely sales/marketing expenses, a fixed cost. Other major drivers are customer support/operations and administrative expenses.
Revenue Streams
MapR has two revenue streams:
- Software subscriptions: More than 90% of the firm’s revenues come from this stream, which generates earnings through the software’s Enterprise edition.
- Training classes: While MapR does offer many classes for free, it also provides paid classes to help customers train for certification as a Hadoop expert.


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1429 De La Gare AveMASCOUCHE, Quebec
J7K 3G6
Location Address:
1429 De La Gare AveMASCOUCHE, Quebec
J7K 3G6
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Company Profile
AT&S division of GILFAB Tank Int'l Inc.
The group AT&S / GILFAB mission is to design, fabricate and market
storage tanks, pressure vessels and related systems with the
intention of confining solid, liquid and gaseous substances that
are potentially dangerous to ones health and to the
environment. In addition, the respect of the conditions,
delays, expectations and specifications of each client is an
important aspect of the objective that our company has given
itself.
In 2001 Gilfab and Audet, two leaders in the field of storage
tanks and pressure vessels, united their forces and created
Gilfab-ASI to better serve their clientele and to set themselves
apart from the competition. The group is aiming to be eastern
Canadas standard for reservoirs.
In the last few years, Gilfab have distinguished
itself by introducing technologically advanced new systems
notably :
- Underground jacketed polythene tank (Total containment
TCI)
- Oil-Water separator with coalescing technology
- Mobile pick-up tank
- Boilers
- Hot water tanks
- Alarm systems, level floats and control panels
- Waste oil pumping systems
- Aviation distribution cabinets
- Many other technologies
Conscious of civil and environmental protection, Gilfab
designs and fabricates all its products with a concern for
detail to obtain a product of superior quality, security and
reliability, since 1930. In addition, the group possesses the
A.S.M.E. U , H , S and UM certificates and symbols
verified by the American Society of Mechanical Engineers the UL,
ULC and API certifications.
Research and development as well as technical support are
important attributes of our company. We are determined to
maintain our industry leadership by introducing innovative
products ahead of their time to the market place. The
competent engineering staff is prepared to design and built
systems to your exact specifications .
The Gilfab company intends to accelerate its growth by
relying on its dynamic team which possesses an unequalled
expertise in this field.
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Company description
Product / Service / Licensing
Single wall or double wall Tanks
Vertical tanks (API-650)
Pressure Vessels(ASME)
Air Receiver
Ammonia Receiver Ammonia Refrigerant
Ammonia Storage
Blowoff
Cold Water
Condensate
Dearator
Expansion Tank
Flash Tank
Hydropnematic tank
Stack
Steam accumulator
Steam Boiler
Steam Generator
Steam Seperator
Vaccuum Tank
Water Boiler
Oil/water Separator
Control Pannel and sensors
TCI Pipng (gas industry)
Underground (single or double wall tank - steel or polyethylene)
Approved: API650- ULC-630 - ULC601-ULC602-ULC653...UL142
Ammonia Receiver Ammonia Refrigerant
Ammonia Storage
Blowoff
Cold Water
Condensate
Dearator
Expansion Tank
Flash Tank
Hydropnematic tank
Stack
Steam accumulator
Steam Boiler
Steam Generator
Steam Seperator
Vaccuum Tank
Water Boiler
4410-Industrial Boilers
4420-Heat Exchangers and Steam Condensers
4520-Space Heating Equipment and Domestic Water Heaters
4610-Water Purification Equipment
Market profile
Industry sector market interests:
- Construction
- Environment
- Manufacturing
- Mining/Petroleum/Gas
Geographic markets:
Export experience:
- Connecticut
- Maine
- Massachusetts
- New Hampshire
- New Jersey
- New York
- Pennsylvania
- Rhode Island
- Vermont
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Contact information
Description
Company description
Products, services and licensing
Product / Service / Licensing
Single wall or double wall Tanks
Vertical tanks (API-650)
Pressure Vessels(ASME)
Air Receiver
Ammonia Receiver Ammonia Refrigerant
Ammonia Storage
Blowoff
Cold Water
Condensate
Dearator
Expansion Tank
Flash Tank
Hydropnematic tank
Stack
Steam accumulator
Steam Boiler
Steam Generator
Steam Seperator
Vaccuum Tank
Water Boiler
Oil/water Separator
Control Pannel and sensors
TCI Pipng (gas industry)
Underground (single or double wall tank - steel or polyethylene)
Approved: API650- ULC-630 - ULC601-ULC602-ULC653...UL142
Ammonia Receiver Ammonia Refrigerant
Ammonia Storage
Blowoff
Cold Water
Condensate
Dearator
Expansion Tank
Flash Tank
Hydropnematic tank
Stack
Steam accumulator
Steam Boiler
Steam Generator
Steam Seperator
Vaccuum Tank
Water Boiler
4410-Industrial Boilers
4420-Heat Exchangers and Steam Condensers
4520-Space Heating Equipment and Domestic Water Heaters
4610-Water Purification Equipment
Market
Market profile
Industry sector market interests:
- Construction
- Environment
- Manufacturing
- Mining/Petroleum/Gas
Geographic markets:
Export experience:
- Connecticut
- Maine
- Massachusetts
- New Hampshire
- New Jersey
- New York
- Pennsylvania
- Rhode Island
- Vermont


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With both an MBA and a masters degree in Virtual Reality, Max specializes in finding an efficient way to implement what’s in the big picture. Max uses Ember.js every day to build fast and dynamic websites.
Mike’s an experienced and reliable web application developer who’s passionate about building software to help startups and small business grow and thrive.


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YT Music Uploader
Upload your music library automatically to YouTube Music.
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Library watch folders database repository access More...
Public Member Functions | |
| async Task< List< WatchFolder > > | Load () |
| Loads a list of library watch folders from the database More... | |
| async Task< int > | GetWatchFolderIdFromPath (string path) |
| Returns the database ID of the library watch folder from a given full directory path More... | |
| async Task< DbOperationResult > | Insert (WatchFolder watchFolder) |
| Inserts a library Watch Folder entry into the database from the fields of a WatchFolder model object More... | |
| async Task< DbOperationResult > | Delete (WatchFolder watchFolder) |
| Deletes a library Watch Folder entry from the database of a given WatchFolder model object More... | |
| async Task< DbOperationResult > | Delete (int id) |
| Deletes a library Watch Folder entry from the database of a given WatchFolder database ID More... | |
| async Task< DbOperationResult > | Delete (string path) |
| Deletes a library Watch Folder entry from the database of a given WatchFolder database full directory path More... | |
Additional Inherited Members | |
| Static Public Member Functions inherited from YTMusicUploader.Providers.DataAccess | |
| static SQLiteConnection | DbConnection (bool readOnly=false) |
| Create an SQLite connection to the database file in the users AppData path More... | |
Library watch folders database repository access
| async Task<DbOperationResult> YTMusicUploader.Providers.Repos.WatchFolderRepo.Delete | ( | int | id | ) |
Deletes a library Watch Folder entry from the database of a given WatchFolder database ID
| watchFolder | The given WatchFolder database ID |
| async Task<DbOperationResult> YTMusicUploader.Providers.Repos.WatchFolderRepo.Delete | ( | string | path | ) |
Deletes a library Watch Folder entry from the database of a given WatchFolder database full directory path
| watchFolder | The given WatchFolder full directory path |
| async Task<DbOperationResult> YTMusicUploader.Providers.Repos.WatchFolderRepo.Delete | ( | WatchFolder | watchFolder | ) |
Deletes a library Watch Folder entry from the database of a given WatchFolder model object
| watchFolder | The given WatchFolder object |
| async Task<int> YTMusicUploader.Providers.Repos.WatchFolderRepo.GetWatchFolderIdFromPath | ( | string | path | ) |
Returns the database ID of the library watch folder from a given full directory path
| path | Directory path of the watched library |
| async Task<DbOperationResult> YTMusicUploader.Providers.Repos.WatchFolderRepo.Insert | ( | WatchFolder | watchFolder | ) |
Inserts a library Watch Folder entry into the database from the fields of a WatchFolder model object
| watchFolder | The given WatchFolder object |
| async Task<List<WatchFolder> > YTMusicUploader.Providers.Repos.WatchFolderRepo.Load | ( | ) |
Loads a list of library watch folders from the database


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Welcome to this stunning 3 level, 5000 sq. ft., 8 bedroom cottage situated on 1.5 acres of land on 3 Mile Lake. The owners have been on the lake for over 50 years. As the family grew, they bought and built this stunning cottage! As you enter the cottage from the driveway entrance and pass through the welcoming foyer to the main living area, you are immediately drawn into fantastic views of the lake from a two-storey wall of floor to ceiling windows. With gorgeous hardwood floors throughout, open concept kitchen/dining/living room and soaring cathedral ceilings, a feeling of warmth and spaciousness abounds. The designer kitchen is a gourmet chef’s delight with a inducation stove, farmers sink, custom cabinets and quartz counters. Preparing and making meals will be a joy with plenty of space to be creative in while taking in peaceful lake views through the dining room windows. The valtled ceiling living room, with its comfortable furnishings, large screen TV and an impressive stone floor to ceiling fireplace will be the place to settle into and relax after dinner. The master bedroom, just off of the living room, is an oasis onto itself. Its tastefully appointed décor, wood floors, cathedral ceilings, an abundance of windows and a 5-piece ensuite bathroom, complete with a clawfoot bathtub, make for a great escape after a long day of cottage vacation activity. A private deck off of the front of the bedroom offers a perfect place for early morning coffees or late night beverages while taking in beautiful views of the lake.
The upper level has a large bedroom with a 3-piece ensuite and the remaining 3 bedrooms are on the lower level, 2 having their own 3-piece ensuites. Rounding out the lower level is a lake facing family room with a walk-out to a stone patio. The great outdoors will certainly be your playground while you are here! Step out onto a two-tiered deck, down to the stone patio and on to the sprawling lawn, great for ball and Frisbee throwing, that gently slopes down to a lakeside deck with steps down to the dock and 250 feet of waterfront.
The hard-packed rippled sand shoreline is easily accessed by 3 steps and is the perfect spot for the younger ones to safely splash and play. The dock is expansive and the depth at the end is over 6 feet making it ideal for the older kids to jump from and cool off in the refreshing clear water. While away the hours soaking up the sun or take out the kayaks to explore the lake. Lake of Bays is the second largest lake in the Muskokas and is known for its fabulous swimming, fishing and boating. With numerous marinas and public boat launches nearby, you could bring your own boat or rent a boat to enjoy all that the lake has to offer. With over 165 km of shoreline you should definitely indulge in a boating day trip or two to the villages of Dorset, Dwight and Baysville. Dorset has a fantastic lookout tower and Robinson’s General Store (along with other local shops and eateries), Dwight has a great market, beach and Henrietta's Bakery and Baysville has a Farmers market on Friday afternoons and Lake of Bays Brewery. Another must in season would be a trip to historic Bigwin Island for a day of golf and there is also the LOB tennis and sailing club, great for both kids and adults. End your days back at the cottage with a delicious BBQ on the deck, play a game of pool or ping pong and then catch the beautiful sunsets on the dock with your favourite after dinner beverage. When the sky fills with stars as you roast your marshmallows around the fire pit, city life will be a distant memory! It just doesn’t get much better!
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“Rank no 1 is isn't an achievement but it's a prison which force you to dedicate your life to defending a temporary title”


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I’ve been amazed with git’s powers lately. After using svn, bzr and hg, I can understand why there is so much talking about git.
Let me talk about this php project. It’s been built by 3 dev and a designer, versioned under SVN.
WHAT?! Is it about GIT or SVN?
That’s one of the reasons I’ve been amazed with Git. I got a few problems with the integration, so there are some tips:
Let me introduce the problems that I solved with Git and RSync
After a lot of local testing, the team gave me the instruction to deploy the project every day at 5:00pm on the outside testing environment.
So, for 3 days at 5:00pm a had task to upload everything using FTP, change the configuration files and check the system. All those .snv folders, images and stuff were such slow.
It was boring!
I decided to give a try to Git-Svn and set up a deploy branch to let the configurations ready to deploy. The .svn folders were gone and the problem was solved, right?
No, it was slow still ):
On the other day, the project migrated to another host. I was now on beta stage. And now the server has ssh. I got a smile on my face (:
RSync: It’s really fast!
With the deploy branch set up with the correct configurations, some continuous merges and a small bash script, the continuous deployment was ready to go.
The rule: Master is good and always can be deployed.
The steps:
Now, every change made on the project are almost instantly on production.


java.io.Serializable
KDTree
, LinearNNSearch
public abstract class NearestNeighbourSearch
extends java.lang.Object
implements java.io.Serializable
| Modifier and Type | Class | Description |
|---|---|---|
protected class |
NearestNeighbourSearch.MyHeap |
A class for a heap to store the nearest k neighbours to an instance.
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protected class |
NearestNeighbourSearch.MyHeapElement |
A class for storing data about a neighboring instance.
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protected class |
NearestNeighbourSearch.NeighborList |
A class for a linked list to store the nearest k neighbours
to an instance.
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protected class |
NearestNeighbourSearch.NeighborNode |
A class for storing data about a neighboring instance.
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| Modifier and Type | Field | Description |
|---|---|---|
protected DistanceFunction |
m_DistanceFunction |
the distance function used.
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protected Instances |
m_Instances |
The neighbourhood of instances to find neighbours in.
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protected int |
m_kNN |
The number of neighbours to find.
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protected boolean |
m_MeasurePerformance |
Should we measure Performance.
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| Constructor | Description |
|---|---|
NearestNeighbourSearch() |
Constructor.
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NearestNeighbourSearch(Instances insts) |
Constructor.
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| Modifier and Type | Method | Description |
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void |
addInstanceInfo(Instance ins) |
Adds information from the given instance without modifying the
datastructure a lot.
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static void |
combSort11(double[] arrayToSort,
int[] linkedArray) |
sorts the two given arrays.
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java.lang.String |
distanceFunctionTipText() |
Returns the tip text for this property.
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DistanceFunction |
getDistanceFunction() |
returns the distance function currently in use.
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abstract double[] |
getDistances() |
Returns the distances of the k nearest neighbours.
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Instances |
getInstances() |
returns the instances currently set.
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boolean |
getMeasurePerformance() |
Gets whether performance statistics are being calculated or not.
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java.lang.String |
globalInfo() |
Returns a string describing this nearest neighbour search algorithm.
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abstract Instances |
kNearestNeighbours(Instance target,
int k) |
Returns k nearest instances in the current neighbourhood to the supplied
instance.
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java.lang.String |
measurePerformanceTipText() |
Returns the tip text for this property.
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abstract Instance |
nearestNeighbour(Instance target) |
Returns the nearest instance in the current neighbourhood to the supplied
instance.
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protected static int |
partition(double[] arrayToSort,
double[] linkedArray,
int l,
int r) |
Partitions the instances around a pivot.
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static void |
quickSort(double[] arrayToSort,
double[] linkedArray,
int left,
int right) |
performs quicksort.
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void |
setDistanceFunction(DistanceFunction df) |
sets the distance function to use for nearest neighbour search.
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void |
setInstances(Instances insts) |
Sets the instances.
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abstract void |
update(Instance ins) |
Updates the NearNeighbourSearch algorithm for the new added instance.
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protected Instances m_Instances
protected int m_kNN
protected DistanceFunction m_DistanceFunction
protected boolean m_MeasurePerformance
public NearestNeighbourSearch()
public NearestNeighbourSearch(Instances insts)
insts
- The set of instances that constitute the neighbourhood.public java.lang.String globalInfo()
public java.lang.String distanceFunctionTipText()
public DistanceFunction getDistanceFunction()
public void setDistanceFunction(DistanceFunction df) throws java.lang.Exception
df
- the new distance function to usejava.lang.Exception
- if instances cannot be processedpublic java.lang.String measurePerformanceTipText()
public boolean getMeasurePerformance()
public abstract Instance nearestNeighbour(Instance target) throws java.lang.Exception
target
- The instance to find the nearest neighbour for.java.lang.Exception
- if the nearest neighbour could not be found.public abstract Instances kNearestNeighbours(Instance target, int k) throws java.lang.Exception
target
- The instance to find the k nearest neighbours for.k
- The number of nearest neighbours to find.java.lang.Exception
- if the neighbours could not be found.public abstract double[] getDistances() throws java.lang.Exception
java.lang.Exception
- if called before calling kNearestNeighbours
or nearestNeighbours.public abstract void update(Instance ins) throws java.lang.Exception
ins
- the instance to addjava.lang.Exception
- if updating failspublic void addInstanceInfo(Instance ins)
ins
- the instance to add the information frompublic void setInstances(Instances insts) throws java.lang.Exception
insts
- the instances to usejava.lang.Exception
- if setting failspublic Instances getInstances()
public static void combSort11(double[] arrayToSort, int[] linkedArray)
arrayToSort
- The array sorting should be based on.linkedArray
- The array that should have the same ordering as
arrayToSort.protected static int partition(double[] arrayToSort, double[] linkedArray, int l, int r)
arrayToSort
- the array of doubles to be sortedlinkedArray
- the linked arrayl
- the first index of the subsetr
- the last index of the subsetpublic static void quickSort(double[] arrayToSort, double[] linkedArray, int left, int right)
arrayToSort
- the array to sortlinkedArray
- the linked arrayleft
- the first index of the subsetright
- the last index of the subsetCopyright © 2020 University of Waikato, Hamilton, NZ. All Rights Reserved.


Call of Duty: Modern Warfare may get battle royale mode soon
Let's hope it's real!
by Asher MadanWhat you need to know
- Call of Duty: Modern Warfare is a first-person shooter from Activision.
- Datamined files suggest that new maps and modes are coming to the game.
- A 200-person battle royale mode was also discovered among the files.
- You can purchase Call of Duty: Modern Warfare for $60 on Amazon.
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare is a gaming institution. The original single-player story and the multiplayer experience was a masterclass in how to make a first-person shooter and now Activision is hoping it can make lightning strike twice. In an effort to expand the game's appeal, the publisher may be looking to add a battle royale mode.
Ever since PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds (PUBG) and Fortnite became incredibly popular, almost everyone has tried their hands at the genre. Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 even featured a battle royale mode which, in my opinion, is still the best experience on the market due to its stability and realism.
Recently, Call of Duty: Modern Warfare files were datamined and the results posted on the internet. There was a Reddit post that broke down all of the features. While we got information about some new maps and perks, the highlight was allegedly the 200-player battle royale offering. The player count seems awfully high so take it with a grain of salt. However, the leak also says that you can play it on your own, as teams of two, or as squads of four.
Let's hope this is real because I definitely want to play a battle royale game in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare's engine. Hopefully, it'll gain a lot of traction if it's real and once it launches. Do you want a battle royale mode to be added to Call of Duty: Modern Warfare? Let us know.
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Programs run sequentially from top to bottom, left to right. If you run the code along with a pencil, it will look like a thread. So the program execution flow is called a thread. So far we have seen only single-threaded programs. In this article, I'll show you how to make a program that has more than two threads. Such a program is called a multi-thread program.
package net.java_school.thread.test; public class SingleThread { public void doA() { char[] alphabet = {'A','B','C','D','E','F','G','H','I','J'}; int length = alphabet.length; for ( int i=0; i < length; i++ ) { System.out.print(alphabet[i]); } } public void doB() { for (int i = 0; i < 10; i++) { System.out.print(i); } } public static void main(String[] args) { SingleThread st = new SingleThread(); st.doA(); st.doB(); } }
DoA() and doB() are executed on the same thread. Therefore doB() is executed after doA() ends.
Let's turn our example into a multi-threaded example.
We will implement doA() and doB() to execute on different threads, respectively. First, I will demonstrate how to inherit a Thread. If you call the start() method after creating the object, another thread will be created and doA () will be executed on the new thread.
package net.java_school.thread.test; public class MultiThread1 extends Thread { public void doA() { char[] alphabet = {'A','B','C','D','E','F','G','H','I','J'}; int length = alphabet.length; for ( int i = 0; i < length; i++ ) { System.out.print(alphabet[i]); try { //Take 0.01 seconds to allow another thread to take control. Thread.sleep(10); } catch (InterruptedException e) { e.printStackTrace(); } } } public void doB() { for (int i = 0; i < 10; i++) { System.out.print(i); try { //Take 0.01 seconds to allow another thread to take control. Thread.sleep(10); } catch (InterruptedException e) { e.printStackTrace(); } } } public void run() { doA(); } public static void main(String[] args) { MultiThread1 mt1 = new MultiThread1(); mt1.start(); mt1.doB(); } }
The highlighted part of the main method is: Creates a MultiThread2 object. Call the Thread constructor and pass in a reference to the MultiThread2 object as an argument. The parameter type of this constructor is the Runnable interface.
package net.java_school.thread.test; public class MultiThread2 implements Runnable { public void doA() { char[] alphabet = {'A','B','C','D','E','F','G','H','I','J'}; int length = alphabet.length; for ( int i = 0; i < length; i++ ) { System.out.print(alphabet[i]); try { //Take 0.01 seconds to allow another thread to take control. Thread.sleep(10); } catch (InterruptedException e) { e.printStackTrace(); } } } public void doB() { for (int i = 0; i < 10; i++) { System.out.print(i); try { //Take 0.01 seconds to allow another thread to take control. Thread.sleep(10); } catch (InterruptedException e) { e.printStackTrace(); } } } public void run() { doA(); } public static void main(String[] args) { MultiThread2 mt2 = new MultiThread2(); Thread t = new Thread(mt2); t.start(); mt2.doB(); } }
A critical section is a piece of code that accesses a shared resource. Let's look at an example of the problems that occur if the critical section is not handled properly. In the bank example, change the withdraw() method of NormalAccount as shown below. The reason for the change is to increase the probability that the balance of the normal account becomes negative.
@Override public void withdraw(long amount) { try { Thread.sleep(5); } catch (InterruptedException e) { e.printStackTrace(); } if (amount <= balance) { Transaction transaction = new Transaction(); Calendar cal = Calendar.getInstance(); Date date = cal.getTime(); transaction.setTransactionDate(Account.DATE_FORMAT.format(date)); transaction.setTransactionTime(Account.TIME_FORMAT.format(date)); transaction.setAmount(amount); transaction.setKind(Account.WITHDRAW); balance = balance - amount; transaction.setBalance(this.balance); transactions.add(transaction); } else { throw new InsufficientBalanceException("There is not enough balance."); } }
Create a test class.
package net.java_school.bank; public class ThreadTest extends Thread { private Bank bank = new ShinhanBank(); private Account account; public ThreadTest() { bank.addAccount("101", "Alison", Account.NORMAL); account = bank.getAccount("101"); account.deposit(1000); } public void withdrawTest() { int i = 0; do { i++; try { account.withdraw(100); } catch (InsufficientBalanceException e) {} try { Thread.sleep(10); } catch (InterruptedException e) { e.printStackTrace(); } } while (i < 100); } public void run() { withdrawTest(); } public static void main(String[] args){ ThreadTest t = new ThreadTest(); t.start(); t.withdrawTest(); Account account = t.bank.getAccount("101"); System.out.println(account); } }
When you test several times, there is a case where the balance of the Noraml Account is negative.
C:\ Command Prompt
C:\java\Bank\bin>java net.java_school.bank.ThreadTest
101|Alison|0|Normal
C:\java\Bank\bin>java net.java_school.bank.ThreadTest
101|Alison|0|Normal
C:\java\Bank\bin>java net.java_school.bank.ThreadTest
101|Alison|0|Normal
C:\java\Bank\bin>java net.java_school.bank.ThreadTest
101|Alison|-100|Normal
The cause of this problem is that the thread proceeds as shown below.
To solve the problem, apply the synchronized keyword to the withdraw() method.
Applying synchronized to a method prevents other threads from entering until the thread entering the method exits the method.
@Override public synchronized void withdraw(long amount) { .. Same as existing code .. }
Test it several times and make sure that there is no longer a negative balance in your normal account.
As shown in the figure below, the second thread will not be able to enter the method until the first thread has left the method.
When the first thread goes out of the method, the waiting thread enters the method.
Return the withdraw() method as shown below.
@Override public synchronized void withdraw(long amount) { if (amount > balance) { throw new InsufficientBalanceException("There is not enough balance."); } balance = balance - amount; Transaction transaction = new Transaction(); Calendar cal = Calendar.getInstance(); Date date = cal.getTime(); transaction.setTransactionDate(Account.DATE_FORMAT.format(date)); transaction.setTransactionTime(Account.TIME_FORMAT.format(date)); transaction.setAmount(amount); transaction.setKind(Account.WITHDRAW); transaction.setBalance(this.balance); transactions.add(transaction); }
Apply the synchronized keyword to the deposit() method.
public synchronized void deposit(long amount) { //.. Same as existing code .. }
The Vector is thread-safe, but the ArrayList is not. All methods of Vector are synchronized.


Webrepl¶
$ cms robot probe
$ cms robot put boot.py
Reset
$ cms robot put cloudmesh.py
$ cms robot login
::
ERROR: If you do not see a >>> please press the reset button.
NoneType: None
picocom v2.2
port is : /dev/tty.wchusbserial130
flowcontrol : none
baudrate is : 115200
parity is : none
databits are : 8
stopbits are : 1
escape is : C-a
local echo is : no
noinit is : no
noreset is : no
nolock is : no
send_cmd is : sz -vv
receive_cmd is : rz -vv -E
imap is : lfcrlf,
omap is :
emap is : crcrlf,delbs,
Type [C-a] [C-h] to see available commands
Terminal ready
.
>>> import cm
::
starting network ...
connection ok
('<IP_ADDRESS>', '<IP_ADDRESS>', '<IP_ADDRESS>', '<IP_ADDRESS>')
IP: <IP_ADDRESS>
::
WebREPL is not configured, run 'import webrepl_setup'
Login
>>> import webrepl_setup
::
WebREPL daemon auto-start status: disabled
Would you like to (E)nable or (D)isable it running on boot?
(Empty line to quit)
> E
To enable WebREPL, you must set password for it
New password: BLA
Confirm password: BLA
Changes will be activated after reboot
Would you like to reboot now? (y/n) y
Lots of characters will appear
could not open file 'main.py' for reading
MicroPython v1.8.7-7-gb5a1a20a3 on 2017-01-09; ESP module with ESP8266
Type "help()" for more information.
>>>
Next
>>> import cm
::
starting network ...
{'ssid': 'robis', 'password': 'BLA', 'username': 'u'}
connection ok
('<IP_ADDRESS>', '<IP_ADDRESS>', '<IP_ADDRESS>', '<IP_ADDRESS>')
IP: <IP_ADDRESS>
.
>>> cm.console()
::
WebREPL daemon started on ws://<IP_ADDRESS>:8266
WebREPL daemon started on ws://<IP_ADDRESS>:8266
Started webrepl in normal mode
WebREPL connection from: ('<IP_ADDRESS>', 59432)
>>> import os
>>> os.listdir()
::
['credentials.txt', 'cloudmesh.py', 'boot.py', 'webrepl_cfg.py']
>>>
In terminal
$ open webrepl.html
In webrepl connect to ws:/<IP_ADDRESS>:8266
Try this in the window and you will see the output
cm.version
0.1


Classes Vs. ID's
Intro
Within HTML (Hypertext Markup Language), we need ways to structure the elements. The base template for HTML that we use is as follows: <!DOCTYPE html> # set the document type       Within the base template, we use more specific elements to style our page. For example:

 # heading tag

 # paragraph tag

 # ordered list Styling can be done either within the HTML document using the  tags or by using a reference link to a CSS file. CSS (a.k.a Cascading stylesheets) let us style the HTML elements. Since, it is likely that we will be using the tags listed above several times repeatedly within our HTML, we may want to style that same element differently. This is where ID’s and Classes comes in.
ID's
ID's are unique. Each element can link with only one unique ID. For example:
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  There are two
 tags in the example above with a unique ID of their own. The primary purpose of an ID is to be able to style that specific element in a unique way.
Classes
Classes are not Unique. We can use the same class on various different elements. For example:

 In the example above, we have four
 tags with the same class name. The purpose of using classes is to add the same style to the elements that pertain to that class.


Constructor for NeonCore
A collection of W3 Web Annotations.
Pages known not to have any associated MEI.
Cache containing entries for each page.
Stacks of actions that can be redone per page.
Stacks of actions that can be undone per page.
Wrapper for the Verovio WebWorker.
Completely remove the database.
Perform an editor action on a specific page.
The URI of the selected page.
Get musical element attributes from the verovio toolkit.
The unique ID of the musical element.
The URI of the selected page.
Get the MEI for a specific page.
The URI of the selected page.
Get the SVG for a specific page.
The URI of the selected page.
Get the edit info string from the verovio toolkit.
The URI of the page to get the edit info string from.
Initialize the PouchDb database based on the provided manifest. If a newer version already exists in the database, this will not update the database unless forced.
If a database update should be forced.
Load data into the verovio toolkit and update the cache.
The URI of the selected page.
The MEI of the page as a string.
If the cache entry should be marked as dirty.
Load a page into the verovio toolkit. This will fetch the page from the cache or from the database.
The URI of the selected page.
Redo the last action performed on a page.
The page URI.
If the action was redone.
Undo the last action performed on a specific page.
The URI of the selected page.
If the action was undone.
Update contents of the cache using information in verovio toolkit.
Page to be updated in cache.
If the entry should be marked as dirty
Update the PouchDb database stored in the browser. This is based on the data stored in the cache. To save time, only entries marked as dirty will be updated.
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The core component of Neon. This manages the database, the verovio toolkit, the cache, and undo/redo stacks.


im.selector features a very small (~ 200 lines of actual code) CSS selector engine that can do most common CSS selection tasks; a very small subset of what full blown CSS selector engines support. It also supports a rather unique caching mechanism. For your comfort: the performance of the IM selector engine is up to par with jQuery's Sizzle library (one of the fastest on the market).
CSS selector support
im.selector supports the following type of selectors, and any combination of them:
- node name: 'span'
- class name: '.button'
- node and class name: 'span.button'
- descendants: 'div p span'
- child nodes: 'div > p > span'
- multiple selectors: 'div, span'
- id: '#singleton'
var allDiv = im('div'); // all divs in the document
var buttons = im('a.button'); // all anchors with class button
var widgets = im('p > .widget-a, p > .widget-b'); // widget-a and widget-b inside paragraphs
var widgetSpansAndStrongs = widgets.find('span, strong'); // spans and strongs inside the widgets
Caching
im.selectNodes supports a CSS selector caching mechanism that will remember result sets (even when the DOM changes later). The caching is using two keys to store a unique result set: the concatenated UUID of all context
elements, and the selector. Caching can be controlled by adding a prefix to your
css selectors:
-
'% .class' - auto mode
Return cached result, or create new cached result and return that.
-
'%! .class' - set mode
Create/overwrite new cached result, and return the new result.
-
'%? .class' - get mode
Return cached result, returns empty array when not found.
im('% div.tooltip').each(function(){}); // will walk the dom to find
im('% div.tooltip').each(function(){}); // will use cached result
im('%! div.tooltip').each(function(){}); // will walk the dom and update the cache
im('div.tooltip').each(function(){}); // will never use cache