| Opcode | Instruction | 64-Bit Mode | Compat/Leg Mode | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| D9 F1 | FYL2X | Valid | Valid | Replace ST(1) with (ST(1) ∗ log2ST(0)) and pop the register stack. |
Computes (ST(1) ∗ log2 (ST(0))), stores the result in register ST(1), and pops the FPU register stack. The source operand in ST(0) must be a non-zero positive number.
The following table shows the results obtained when taking the log of various classes of numbers, assuming that neither overflow nor underflow occurs.
| ST(0) | |||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ST(1) | −∞ | −F | ±0 | +0<+F<+1 | +1 | +F>+1 | +∞ | NaN | |
| −∞ | * | * | +∞ | +∞ | * | −∞ | −∞ | NaN | |
| −F | * | * | ** | +F | −0 | −F | −∞ | NaN | |
| −0 | * | * | * | +0 | −0 | −0 | * | NaN | |
| +0 | * | * | * | −0 | +0 | +0 | * | NaN | |
| +F | * | * | ** | −F | +0 | +F | +∞ | NaN | |
| +∞ | * | * | −∞ | −∞ | * | +∞ | +∞ | NaN | |
| NaN | NaN | NaN | NaN | NaN | NaN | NaN | NaN | NaN |
F Meansfinitefloating-pointvalue.
* Indicatesfloating-pointinvalid-operation(#IA)exception.
** Indicates floating-point zero-divide (#Z) exception.
If the divide-by-zero exception is masked and register ST(0) contains ±0, the instruction returns ∞ with a sign that is the opposite of the sign of the source operand in register ST(1).
The FYL2X instruction is designed with a built-in multiplication to optimize the calculation of logarithms with an arbitrary positive base (b):
logbx ← (log2b)–1 ∗ log2x
This instruction’s operation is the same in non-64-bit modes and 64-bit mode.
ST(1) ← ST(1) ∗ log2ST(0); PopRegisterStack;
| C1 | Set to 0 if stack underflow occurred. |
| Set if result was rounded up; cleared otherwise. | |
| C0, C2, C3 | Undefined. |
| #IS | Stack underflow occurred. |
| #IA | Either operand is an SNaN or unsupported format. |
| Source operand in register ST(0) is a negative finite value (not -0). | |
| #Z | Source operand in register ST(0) is ±0. |
| #D | Source operand is a denormal value. |
| #U | Result is too small for destination format. |
| #O | Result is too large for destination format. |
| #P | Value cannot be represented exactly in destination format. |
| #NM | CR0.EM[bit 2] or CR0.TS[bit 3] = 1. |
| #MF | If there is a pending x87 FPU exception. |
| #UD | If the LOCK prefix is used. |
Same exceptions as in protected mode.
Same exceptions as in protected mode.
Same exceptions as in protected mode.
Same exceptions as in protected mode.


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What is a responsive site, and why responsiveness is important?
A responsive website responds to whatever screen resolution it is being displayed on. This is important for a consistent experience of your website across devices. If people can't see or read your site, they leave it.
What is 'mobile first design', and why is it important?
Mobile first design is using the small mobile screen as a benchmark/starting point for a users experience of your website. If it works on the small scale, you can just scale up the site design up from there.
What are frameworks, and what are their pros and cons?
Frameworks are pre-populated stylesheets that can be referenced remotely from your code. They have pre-set default styles and values, saving time, and improving consistency.
A potential negative is that you don't have as much control or flexibility.
What is a wireframe, and why should we use it?
Wireframes are initial design drawings, boxifying elements and then locating them where you intend to place them on the page. These are usually in pencil, and sketched out on paper. They're a quick and easy way to work out the initial blueprint for your page.
What did I find difficult about implementing my wireframe?
Everything was hard.
Getting my head around how I was going to structure the menu was the hardest to get through I think.
I saw Shayan's menu and thought that was cool, it saved having to make a blog index page. But I found it difficult to re-work it into my site, as I didn't write it from scratch. I had to pull it apart to see how it worked before I could proceed with it. I still don't quite understand it :)


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| btWheelContactPoint (btRigidBody *body0, btRigidBody *body1, const btVector3 &frictionPosWorld, const btVector3 &frictionDirectionWorld, btScalar maxImpulse) | |
Public Attributes | |
| btRigidBody * | m_body0 |
| btRigidBody * | m_body1 |
| btVector3 | m_frictionPositionWorld |
| btVector3 | m_frictionDirectionWorld |
| btScalar | m_jacDiagABInv |
| btScalar | m_maxImpulse |
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Definition at line 447 of file btRaycastVehicle.cpp.
| btRigidBody* btWheelContactPoint::m_body0 |
Definition at line 440 of file btRaycastVehicle.cpp.
| btRigidBody* btWheelContactPoint::m_body1 |
Definition at line 441 of file btRaycastVehicle.cpp.
| btVector3 btWheelContactPoint::m_frictionDirectionWorld |
Definition at line 443 of file btRaycastVehicle.cpp.
| btVector3 btWheelContactPoint::m_frictionPositionWorld |
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Education
Carnegie Mellon University
Aug 2018 - Dec 2019
School of Computer Science
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Master of Information and Technology Strategy
Fudan University
Sep 2014 - Jun 2018
School of Computer Science
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Bachelor of Science
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Programming Languages
Python
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Java
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C
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JavaScript
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C++
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Bash
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Assembly
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Scala
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HTML
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CSS
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R
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PHP
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Git
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AWS
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Node.js
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Express
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Django
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TensorFlow
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Scikit-Learn
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Java RMI
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RESTful
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Elastic Stack
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Splunk
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MySQL
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NoSQL
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MATLAB
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Linux
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LaTeX
Industry Knowledge
Machine Learning
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Deep Learning
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Distributed System
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Cloud Computing
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Algorithms
Languages
English (Professional Working Proficiency)
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Chinese (Native)
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Japanese (Elementary proficiency)
Music Tech
FL Studio
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Ableton Live
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Analog Lab Lite
Experiences
Highmark Inc.
Mar, 2019 - Present
Pittsburgh, PA
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Software Development Intern
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Advisor: Hasan Yasar
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YITU Technology
Apr 2018 - Jul 2018
Shanghai
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Research and Development Intern
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eBay Inc.
Nov 2017 - Mar 2018
Shanghai
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DevOps Research and Development Intern
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University of Waterloo
Sep 2017 - Oct 2017
Waterloo, ON
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Research Intern
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Advisor: Ming Li
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University of California, Irvine
Jul 2017 – Sep 2017
Irvine, CA
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Research Intern
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Advisor: Chen Li
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Harvard Medical School
Oct 2017 - Jun 2018
Boston, MA
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Research Assistant
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Advisor: Li Zhou
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Working Experience
YITU Technology
Shanghai
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Research and Development Intern
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Apr 2018 - Jul 2018
Applied Mixup as a data augmentation method for image classification tasks, increased accuracy by 0.5-0.7% on
28 datasets, reached 96.2% accuracy on Cifar-10 dataset.
Added Inception series algorithms into TF Autobot.
Accomplished regression tests on TF Autobot.
Built a speed testing tool for Caffe, TensorRT model on CPU/GPU respectively in C++.
eBay Engineering and Research Center Co., Ltd
Shanghai
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DevOps Research and Development Intern
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Apr 2018 - Jul 2018
Revamped an online intelligent operation platform for DevOPS department, used Django as python web-frame
work and Vue as JavaScript framework.
Built a Scala project of back-end algorithms including unsupervised learning models (Kmeans, Hierarchical
Clustering) and abnormal detection on the result of each pool (server) parameter's feature extraction, validated the risk level for each pool based on the classified history data, applying Apache Spark for distributed computing.
Projects
Carnegie Mellon University
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Capstone Project
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Sponsored by Highmark Inc.
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Mar 2019 – Present
Developed a customized Splunk application for medical device vulnerability search and aggregation of Rapid7
Nexpose records, hospital records, Mitre and NVD database using Javascript, Node.js, and XML.
Built Splunk backend and node server using Splunk API, applied unit test using Artillery, performance test using
Splunk REST API, and workflow test using Selenium.
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Carnegie Mellon University ·
June 2019 – Present
Designed and built a 4-tier, auto-scaling, e-commerce web service using Node.js with Express, indexed MySQL
database using AWS RDS.
Deployed on AWS EC2 with ELB (Elastic Load Balancer). Implemented central queueing, optimized on multiple
load-balancing method.
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Carnegie Mellon University ·
Jan 2019 – Apr 2019
Project for CMU course 11-642 Search Engine.
Built a text-search engine with Apache Lucene in Java, containing a corpus of 500,000+ documents.
Implemented multiple retrieval models including Ranked/Unranked Boolean, Okapi BM25, Indri, etc.
Added SVM re-ranking, query expansion, intent-aware diversified search, and forward indexing as additional
features.
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Carnegie Mellon University ·
Mar 2019 – Apr 2019
Project for CMU course 15-640 Distributed Systems.
Implemented a distributed transaction system using two-phase commit using Java.
Dealt with lost and delayed messages.
Handled node crashes and node recovery.
Utilized thread-safe data structures and locks to process concurrent requests, used logging to persistent storage for failure recovery.
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Carnegie Mellon University ·
Jan 2019 – Mar 2019
Projects for CMU course 15-640 Distributed Systems.
Built an RPC system to allow concurrent remote file operations in C.
Designed and implemented a distributed system for file caching using Java RMI and Java threading.
Designed and built a caching proxy, robustly handled multiple concurrent clients and ensured open-close session
semantics on concurrent file access.
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Carneigie Mellon University ·
Sep 2018 - Dec 2018
Project for CMU course 10-805 Machine Learning for Large Datasets (PhD Level).
Integrated the merit from both Dropout and Batch Normalization for each building block by keeping consistent variance, brought improvements on state-of-art CNN networks by efficiently mitigating overfitting problems.
Achieved 4.74% error rate on CIFAR-10 using ResNet50 and 4.56% error rate using DenseNet.
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Carneigie Mellon University ·
Nov 2018 - Dec 2018
Project for CMU course 15-513 Introduction to Computer Systems.
Designed and created a sequential caching web proxy in C,
which serves for both local server and public websites.
Upgraded the proxy to deal with multiple concurrent connections
using POSIX Threads,
caching both static and dynamic contents using LRU eviction policy
and dealt with race conditions and synchronization using blocking.
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Carneigie Mellon University ·
Oct 2018 - Dec 2018
Project for CMU course 15-513 Introduction to Computer Systems.
Created a general purpose dynamic storage allocator for C programs
which supports calls to malloc, free, realloc, and calloc functions.
Use doubly-linked segregated list to preserve free block list,
used LIFO as insertion policy.
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Carneigie Mellon University ·
Sep 2018 - Oct 2018
Project for CMU course 15-513 Introduction to Computer Systems.
Implemented a Linux shell program, tsh (tiny shell),
that supports a simple form of job control and I/O redirection
using process control and signalling.
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Fudan University ·
Mar 2017 - May 2017
Project for Introduction to Database Systems (COMP130010.03) @ Fudan University,
an full-featured web application for lazy gluttons.
Built with Python Flask framework, SQLite, jQuery, HTML5, CSS.
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Research
University of California, Irvine ·
Advisor: Chen Li
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Jul 2017 – Sep 2017
Built part of middleware on top of a big data management system, Apache AsterixDB, mapped front-end query to
MySQL and PostgreSQL query in Scala.
Wrote the SQL translator and connector of middleware to databases which sent and received queries and transferred datatypes for
semi-structured data models.
Developed a generalized data structure for back-end translators to support efficient real-time analytics.
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University of Waterloo ·
Advisor: Ming Li
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Sep 2017 - Oct 2017
Contributed to the development of DeepNovo, a deep neural network model about de novo peptide sequencing using ion-CNN, spectrum-CNN, and long short term memory (LSTM) recurrent neural network (RNN) in Tensorflow.
Promoted the recall accuracy by 6.2% for training model about inferring sequences from a tandem mass spectrum on the analysis of data independent acquisition via parameter adjustment.
Used Cython to speed up 50% of data feeding process in Python and decrease training perplexity for 59.4%.
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Publications
Haohan Zhang,
Chunlei Tang, Joseph M Plasek, Yun Xiong, Jing Ma, Li Zhou, David W Bates
2018 American Medical Informatics Association Annual Symposium (AMIA)
We previously developed a regional classifier based on a spiral timeline
for visualizing literature data,
which presents research topic words under different themes in a spiral map
to show the chronological development of focused research topics.
When timelines are combined with a geographical map,
they depict temporal patterns of events with respect to their spatial attributes.
we call a “spiral atlas of temporal variation” (abbreviated as “atlas”).
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Chunlei Tang, Joseph M Plasek,
Haohan Zhang,
Yun Xiong, David W Bates, Li Zhou
2018 IEEE International Conference on Bioinformatics and Biomedicine (BIBM)
Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD) is a leading cause of mortality in the United States.
Representing COPD progression using temporal graphs may offer critical clinical insights.
LSTM (Long-Short Term Memory) units in recurrent neural networks can process data with constant elapsed times between consecutive elements of a sequence
but cannot handle irregular time intervals
(i.e., segments with unequal-time).
In this study, we propose a four-layer deep learning model that utilizes a specially configured recurrent neural network to capture irregular time lapse segments.
Experiments on a corpus of COPD patients' clinical notes compared to baseline algorithms showed that our model improved interpretability as well as the accuracy of estimating COPD progression.
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Chunlei Tang,
Haohan Zhang,
Kenneth H Lai, Yuxuan She, Yun Xiong, Li Zhou
2017 IEEE International Conference on Bioinformatics and Biomedicine (BIBM)
In this paper, we propose a linear classifier based on a spiral,
which we call a regional classifier.
The study emphasizes the development of visualization
methods and the process of finding a
specific research clue to track patient needs reported in
medical literature.
When timelines are combined with a spiral geographical map,
they show a geometric shape that helps to reveal the clues from different
spatial viewpoints and periodical constraints.
Our evaluation showed that the regional classifier produces better
visual effects than support vector machine classifiers.
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This is a Titanium Mobile module for iOS (iPhone/iPad) that allows to use the full power of the official Dropbox SDK on a Titanium project.
The official Dropbox SDK can be found here.
Please follow the guide available here.
Also, please follow the additional instructions below.
See here
To access this module from JavaScript, you would do the following:
var dropbox = require("com.0x82.dropbox");
The dropbox variable is a reference to the Module object.
As for version 1.0 of this module, you are required to do these steps in order for this module to work. Since the new Dropbox SDK 1.0 was released, the only way of authenticating the user is to use an external application (either the Dropbox app, or the browser).
That required us to set a proper UrlScheme, so the browser or the Dropbox application can then came back to our application, after we finish the auth phase. To do that on the iPhone, you have to change the Info.plist file on your build directory. Unfortunately, at this moment, it is not possible to change the file automatically, so you always have to do this step by hand. This is a limitation of Titanium and I'm working with them to solve this problem.
Go to the website https://www.dropbox.com/developers and generate a new application. Save the application key.
Open the build/iphone/Info.plist
on Finder. It will probably open the file
in XCode or something.
Open the "URL Types" -> "Item 0" -> "URL Schemes" path. You should have an "Item 0" String entry with the name of your application. Add a new item "Item 1" with the following format "db-YOUR_API_KEY".
You can see the result on the following screenshot:
Please notice that if you change your api credentials, you must go to your Info.plist file again and change the api-key on your URL Schemes.
HOWVER, if after you first edit the Info.plist
file, you copy the file to the
root directory of your project, Titanium will automatically pickup the file
everytime the app is compiled! So you will never have to edit the file again!
Here's the module API.
Created and returns a com.0x82.dropbox.Session object, which is a proxy.
Takes one argument, a dictionary containing the following properties:
dropbox.DROPBOX_ROOT_APP_FOLDER
or dropbox.DROPBOX_ROOT_DROPBOX
.Please see the examples/app.js for a full app example.
Ruben Fonseca, root (at) cpan (dot) org
You can also find me on github and on my blog
This module is licensed under the MIT License. Please see the LICENSE file for details


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2.0.15 ¶
- [Phalcon1] Fixed getting has more than one field by @sergeyklay #2010.
- [PhpBrowser][Frameworks] Compute relative URIs against the effective request URI when there is a redirect. #2058 #2057
- [PhpBrowser] Fixed Guzzle Connector headers by @valeriyaslovikovskaya #2028
- [Symfony2] kernel is created for every test by @quaninte #2020
- [WebDriver] Added WebDriver init settings
connection_timeout
andrequest_timeout
by @n8whnp #2065 - [MongoDb] added ability to change the database by @clarkeash #2015
- [Doctrine2] Fixed issues after first request is made #2025 @AlexStansfield
- [REST] Improved JsonArray to compare repeated values correctly by @Naktibalda #2070
- [MongoDb] Remove not necessary config fields
user
andpassword
by @nicklasos Stub::construct
can be used to set private/protected properties by @Naktibalda #2082- Fixed @before and @after hooks in Cest. _before method was executed on each call of method specified in @before annotation 2015-06-15
- [Laravel5] Fix for domains in
route()
helper. See #2000. 2015-06-04 - [REST] Fixed sending
JsonSerializable
object on POST by @Naktibalda and @andersonamuller. See #1988 #1994 - [MongoDb] escaped filename shell argument for loading MongoDB by @christoph-hautzinger. #1998 2015-06-03
- [Lumen] Module added by @janhenkgerritsen
2.0.14 ¶
- Improved output 2015-05-22
- data providers print simplified
- output respects console size with
tput
and tries to fit area - non-interactive environments for
tput
are ignored
- [Frameworks][PhpBrowser][Symfony2] Fields are passed as PHP-array on form submission the same way as
Symfony\Component\DomCrawler\Form->getPhpValues()
does. Fixes fails of Symfony form tests 2015-05-22 - [Laravel4] Fixed bug with filters. See #1810. 2015-05-21
- [PhpBrowser][Frameworks] Fixed working associative array form fields (like
FooBar[bar]
). Fixes regression #1923 by @davertmik and @zbateson. - [PhpBrowser][Frameworks] Fixed cloning form nodes Codeception\Lib\InnerBrowser::getFormFromCrawler(): ID XXX already defined 2015-05-13
- [Laravel4] [Laravel5] Improved error message for
amOnRoute
andamOnAction
methods if route or action does not exist 2015-05-04 - [Laravel4] Fixed issue with session configuration 2015-05-01
- [Laravel4] Partial rewrite of module 2015-05-01
- Added
getApplication()
method - Added
seeFormHasErrors()
,seeFormErrorMessages(array $bindings)
andseeFormErrorMessage($key, $errorMessage)
methods - Deprecated
seeSessionHasErrors()
andseeSessionErrorMessage(array $bindings)
methods.
- Added
- fixed stderr output messages in PHPStorm console 2015-04-26
- Allow following symlinks when searching for tests by @nechutny
- Fixed
g:scenarios --single-file
missing linebreaks between scenarios by @Zifius Parially fixes #1866 - [Frameworks][PhpBrowser] Fixed errors like
[ErrorException] Array to string conversion
when using strict locators. Fix by @neochief #1881 - [Frameworks][PhpBrowser] Fix for URLs with query parameters not properly constructed for GET form submissions by @zbateson Fixes #1891
- [Facebook] Updated Facebook SDK to 4.0 by @enginvardar. See #1896.
- [DB] Quote table name in
Db::getPrimaryKeyColumn
andDb::deleteQueryMethods
by @Naktibalda. See #1912 - [Silex] Can be used for API functional testing. Improvement by @arduanov See #1945
- [Doctrine2] Added new config option
symfony_em_service
to specify service name for Doctrine entity manager in Symfony DIC by @danieltuwien #1915 - [Db] Reversed order of removing records with foreign keys created by
haveInDatabase
. Fixes #1942 by @satahippy - [Db] Quote names in PostgreSQL queries. Fix #1916 by @satahippy
- [ZF1] Various improvements by @Naktibalda See #1924
- [ZF2][ZF2] Improved passing request headers by @Naktibalda
- [Phalcon1] Improved dependency injector container check by @sergeyklay #1967
- [Yii2] Enabled logging by @TriAnMan #1539
- Attribute
feature
added to xml reports inCodeception\TestCase\Test
test report by @tankist. See #1964 - Fixed #1779 by @Naktibalda
- ...special thanks to @Naktibalda for creating demo ZF1 and ZF2 applications with api tests examples.
2.0.13 ¶
- Updated to PHPUnit 4.6
- [Db] fixed regression introduced in 2.0.11.
haveInDatabase
works in PostgreSQL on tables with 'id' as primary key. Fix by @akireikin #1846 #1761 - added
--no-rebuild
option to disable automatic actor classes rebuilds 2015-04-24 - suppressed warnings on failed actor classes auto-rebuilds
- enable group listener for grouping with annotation by @litpuvn Fixes #1830
- unix terminals output improved by calculating screen size. Done by @DexterHD See #1858
- [Yii2] Remove line to activate request parsers by @m8rge #1843
- [PhpBrowser][Frameworks] Various
fillField
/submitForm
improvements by @zbateson See #1840. Fixes #1828, #1689 - Allow following symlinks when searching for tests by @nechutny #1862
2.0.12 ¶
- [Laravel5] Fix for undefined method
Symfony\Component\HttpFoundation\Request::route()
by @janhenkgerritsen - [Yii2] Fix https support and verbose output added by @TriAnMan See #1770
- [Yii2]
haveRecord
to insert insert unsafe attributes by @nkovacs. Fixes #1775 - [Asserts]
assertSame
andassertNotSame
added by @hidechae 2015-04-03 - [Laravel5] Add
packages
option for application packages by @jonathantorres #1782 - [PhpBrowser][WebDriver][Frameworks]
seeInFormFields
method added for checking multiple form field values. See #1795 2015-04-03 - [ZF2] Fixed setting Content-Type header by @Gorp See #1796 2015-04-03
- [Yii2] Pass body request into yii2 request, allowing to send Xml payload by @m8rge. See #1806
- Fixed conditional assertions firing TEST_AFTER event by @zbateson. Issues #1647 #1354 and #1111 2015-04-03
- Fixing mocking Laravel models by removing
__mocked
property in classes created with Stub by @EVODelavega See #1785 2015-04-03 - [WebDriver]
submitForm
allows array parameter values by @zbateson 2015-04-03 - [SOAP] Added
framework_collect_buffer
option to disable buffering output by @Noles 2015-04-03 - [Laravel4] added to run artisan commands by @bgetsug 2015-04-03
- [AMQP] add a routing key to a push to exchange by @jistok 2015-04-03
- Interactive console updated to work with namespaces by @jistok 2015-04-03
- [PhpBrowser] added deleteHeader method by @zbateson 2015-04-03
- Disabling loading of bootstrap files by setting
bootstrap: false
in globall settings or inside suite config. Fixes #1813 2015-04-03
2.0.11 ¶
- Updated to PHPUnit 4.5 2015-02-23
- [Laravel5] module added by @janhenkgerritsen 2015-02-23
- Fixed problem with extensions being always loaded with default options by @sjableka. Fixes #1716 2015-02-23
- [Db] Cleanup now works for tables with primary is not named 'id'. Fix by @KennethVeipert See #1727 2015-02-23
- [PhpBrowser][Frameworks]
submitForm
improvements by @zbateson: 2015-02-23
Removed submitForm's reliance on using parse_str and parse_url to generate params (which caused unexpected side-effects like failing for values with ampersands).
Modified the css selector for input elements so disabled input elements don't get sent default values.
Modifications to ensure multiple values get sent correctly.
- [Laravel4] middleware is loaded on requests. Fixed #1680 by @jotweh 2015-02-23
- [Dbh] Begin transaction only unless transaction is already in progress by @thecatontheflat 2015-02-23
- [PhpBrowser][Frameworks] Fix quiet crash when crawler is null by @aivus. See #1714 2015-02-23
- [Yii2] Fixed usage of PUT method by @miroslav-chandler 2015-02-23
2.1.0 ¶
- [WebDriver] Saving and restoring session snapshots implemented 2015-03-16
2.0.10 ¶
- Console Improvement: better formatting of test progress. Improved displaying of debug messages and PHP Fatal Errors.
Codeception now uses features of interactive shell to print testing progress.
In case of non-interactive shell (when running from CI like Jenkins) this feature is gracefully degraded to standard mode.
You can turn off interactive printing manually by providing
--no-interaction
option or simply-n
ExceptionWrapper
messages unpacked into normal and verbose exceptions.- HTML reports now allow to filter tests by status. Thanks to @raistlin
- Added '_failed' hook for Cest tests. Fixes #1660 2015-02-02
- [REST] fixed setting Host header. Issue #1650 2015-02-02
- [Laravel4] Disconnecting from database after each test to prevent Too many connections exception #1665 by @mnabialek 2015-02-02
- [Symfony2] Fixed kernel reuse in #1656 by @hacfi 2015-02-01
- [REST] request params are now correctly saved to
$this->params
property. Fixes #1682 by @gmhenderson 2015-02-01 - Interactive shell updated: deprecated Symfony helpers replaced, printed output cleaned 2015-01-28
- [PhpBrowser][Frameworks] Fixed
matchOption
to return the option value in case there is no value attribute by @synchrone. See #1663 2015-01-26 - Fixed remote context options on CodeCoverage by @synchrone. See #1664 2015-01-26
- [MongoDb]
seeNumElementsInCollection
method added by @sahanh - [MongoDb] Added new methods:
grabCollectionCount
,seeElementIsArray
,seeElementIsObject
by @antoniofrignani - [WebDriver] Allow
selectOption()
to select options not inside forms by @n8whnp See #1638 - [FTP] Added support for sftp connections with an RSA SSH key by @mattvot.
- [PhpBrowser][WebDriver] allows to handle domain and path for cookies 2015-01-24
- [CLI] Allow CLI module to handle nonzero response codes without failing by @DevShep
- [Yii2] Fix the bug with
session_id()
. See #1606 by @TriAnMan - [PhpBrowser][Frameworks] Fix double slashes in certain forms submitted by
submitForm
by @Revisor. See #1625 - [Facebook]
grabFacebookTestUserId
method added by @ipalaus - Always eval error level settings passed from config file.
2.0.9 ¶
- Fixed Symfony 2.6 compatibility in Yaml::parse by @antonioribeiro
- Specific tests can be executed without adding .php extension by @antonioribeiro See #1531 2014-12-20
Now you can run specific test using shorter format:
codecept run unit tests/unit/Codeception/TestLoaderTest
codecept run unit Codeception
codecept run unit Codeception:testAddCept
codecept run unit Codeception/TestLoaderTest.php
codecept run unit Codeception/TestLoaderTest
codecept run unit Codeception/TestLoaderTest.php:testAddCept
codecept run unit Codeception/TestLoaderTest:testAddCept
codecept run unit tests/unit/Codeception
codecept run unit tests/unit/Codeception:testAddCept
codecept run unit tests/unit/Codeception/TestLoaderTest.php
codecept run unit tests/unit/Codeception/TestLoaderTest.php:testAddCept
codecept run unit tests/unit/Codeception/TestLoaderTest
codecept run unit tests/unit/Codeception/TestLoaderTest:testAddCept
- [Db] Remove table constraints prior to drop table in clean up for SqlSrv by @jonsa 2014-12-20
- [PhpBrowser][Frameworks] Fixed: submitForm with form using site-root relative paths may fail depending on configuration #1510 by @zbateson 2014-12-20
- [WebDriver][PhpBrowser][Frameworks]
seeInField
method to work for radio, checkbox and select fields. Thanks to @zbateson 2014-12-20 - Fixed usage of
--no-colors
flag by @zbateson. Issue #1562 2014-12-20 - [REST] sendXXX methods now encode objects implementing JsonSerializable interfaces. 2014-12-19
- [REST] added methods to validate JSON structure 2014-12-19
seeResponseJsonMatchesJsonPath validates response JSON against JsonPath.
Usage of JsonPath requires library flow/jsonpath
to be installed.
seeResponseJsonMatchesXpath validates response JSON against XPath. It converts JSON structure into valid XML document and executes XPath for it.
grabDataFromResponseByJsonPath method was added as well to grab data JSONPath.
- [REST]
grabDataFromJsonResponse
deprecated in favor ofgrabDataFromResponseByJsonPath
2014-12-19 - [PhpBrowser][Frameworks] fixed
Unreachable field
error while filling [] fields in input and textarea fields. Issues #1585 #1602 2014-12-18
2.0.8 ¶
- Dependencies updated: facebook/php-webdriver 0.5.x and guzzle 5 2014-11-17
- [WebDriver] Fixed selectOption and (dont)seeOptionIsSelected for multiple radio button groups by @MasonM. See #1467 2014-11-18
- [WebDriver][PhpBrowser][Frameworks] Clicked submit button can be specified as 3rd parameter in
submitForm
method by @zbateson. See #1518 - [ZF1] Format ZF response to Symfony\Component\BrowserKit\Response by @MOuli90. Fixes #1476
- [PhpBrowser][Frameworks] fixed
grabValueFrom
method by @zbateson. See #1512 - [Db] Fixed Postgresql error with schemas by @rafreis. Fixes #970
- [PhpBrowser] Fix for meta refresh tags with interval by @zbateson. See #1515
- [PhpBrowser][Frameworks] Fixed:
grabTextFrom
doesn't work with regex by @zbateson. See #1519 - Cest tests support multiple
@before
and@after
annotations. Thanks to @draculus and @zbateson. See #1517 - [FTP] Stops test execution on failed connection by @yegortokmakov
- [AMQP] Fix for purging queues on initialization stage. Check for open channel is not needed and it prevents from cleaning queue by @yegortokmakov
- CodeCoverage remote context configuration added by @synchrone. See #1524 Documentation updated
- Implemented better descriptions for error exception. Fix #1503
- Added
c3_url
option to code coverage settings.c3_url
allows to explicitly set url for index file with c3 included. See #1024 - [PhpBrowser][Frameworks] Fixed selecting checkbock in a group of checkboxes #1535
- [PhpBrowser][Frameworks] submitForm sends default values for radio buttons and checkboxes by @zbateson. Fixes #1507 2014-11-3
- [ZF2] Close any open ZF2 sessions by @FnTm. See #1486 2014-10-24
2.0.7 ¶
- [Db] Made the postgresql loader load $$ syntax correctly by @rtuin. See #1450 2014-10-12
- [Yii1] fixed syntax typo in Yii1 Connector by @xt99 2014-10-12
- [PhpBrowser][WebDriver] amOnUrl method added for opening absolute urls. This behavior taken from amOnPage method, initially introduced in 2.0.6 2014-10-12
- Fixed usage of whitespaces in wantTo. See #1456 2014-10-12
- [WebDriver][PhpBrowser][Frameworks] fillField is matching element by name, then by CSS. Fixes #1454 2014-10-12
2.0.6 ¶
- Fixed list of executed suites while running included suites by @gureedo. See #1427 2014-10-08
- [Frameworks] support files and request names containing square brackets, dots, spaces. See #1438. Thanks to @kkopachev 2014-10-08
- [PhpBrowser] array of files for Guzzle to support format: file[foo][bar]. Fixes #342 by @kkopachev 2014-10-07
- Added strict mode for XML generation. 2014-10-06
In this mode only standard JUnit attributes are added to XML reports, so special attributes like feature
won't be included. This improvement fixes usage XML reports with Jenkins #1408
To enable strict xml generation add to codeception.yml
:
settings:
strict_xml: true
- Fixed retrieval of codecoverage reports on remote server #1379 2014-10-06
- [PhpBrowser][Frameworks] Malformed XPath won't throw fatal error, but makes tests fail. Fixes #1409 2014-10-06
- Build command generates actors for included suites. See #1267 2014-10-03
- CodeCoverage throws error on unsuccessful requests (status code is not 200) to remote server. Fixes #346 2014-10-03
- CodeCoverage can be disabled per suite. Fix #1249 2014-10-02
- Fix: --colors and --no-colors options can override settings from config 2014-10-02
- [WebDriver]
waitForElement*
methods accept strict locators and WebDriverBy as parameters. See #1396 2014-09-29 - [PhpBrowser]
executeInGuzzle
uses baseUrl set from config. Fixes #1416 2014-09-29 - [Laravel4] fire booted callbacks between requests without kernel reboot. Fixes #1389, See #1415 2014-09-29
- [WebDriver][PhpBrowser][Frameworks]
submitForm
accepts forms with document-relative paths. Fixes #1274 2014-09-28 - [WebDriver][PhpBrowser][Frameworks] Fixed #1381:
fillField
fails for a form without a submit button by @zbateson 2014-09-28 - [PhpBrowser][WebDriver]
amOnPage
now accepts absolute urls 2014-09-27 - [Db] ignore errors from lastInsertId by @tomykaira 2014-09-27
- [WebDriver] saves HTML snapshot on fail 2014-09-27
- [WebDriver] fixed #1392: findField should select by id, css, then fall back on xpath 2014-09-27
- [WebDriver] Don't check for xpath if css selector is set, by @Danielss89 #1367 2014-09-27
- Specify actor class for friends by @tomykaira. See #1394 2014-09-27
2.0.5 ¶
- [Queue] module added with AWS, Iron.io, and Beanstalkd support. Thanks to @nathanmac 2014-08-21
- [WebDriver] fixed attachFile error message when file does not exists #1333 by @TroyRudolph 2014-08-21
- [Asserts] Added assertLessThan and assertLessThanOrEqual by @Great-Antique 2014-08-21
- [ZF2] fixed #1283 by @dkiselew 2014-08-21
- Added functionality to Stub to allow ConsecutiveCallStub. See #1300 by @nathanmac 2014-08-21
- Cest generator inserts object into _before and _after methods by @TroyRudolph 2014-08-21
- [PhpBrowser][Frameworks] Fixed #1304 - ->selectOption() fails if two submit buttons present by @fdjohnston 2014-08-21
- [WebDriver][PhpBrowser][Frameworks] seeNumberOfElements method added by @dynasource 2014-08-21
- recursive runner for included suites by @dynasource 2014-08-21
- Disabled skipped/incomplete tests logging in jUnit logger for smooth Bamboo integration by @ayastreb 2014-08-21
2.0.4 ¶
- [Laravel4] More functional, cli, and api tests added to demo application https://github.com/Codeception/sample-l4-app 2014-08-05
- Fix: GroupManager uses DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR for loaded tests 2014-08-05
- [Laravel4] Uses
app.url
config value for creating requests. Fixes #1095 2014-08-04 - [Laravel4]
seeAuthenticated
/dontSeeAuthenticated
assertions added to check that current user is authenticated 2014-08-04 - [Laravel4]
logout
action added 2014-08-04 - [Laravel4]
amLoggedAs
can login user by credentials 2014-08-04 - [Laravel4] Added
amOnRoute
,amOnAction
,seeCurrentRouteIs
,seeCurrentActionIs
actions 2014-08-04 - [Laravel4] Added
haveEnabledFilters
andhaveDisabledFilters
actions to toggle filters in runtime 2014-08-04 - [Laravel4] Added
filters
option to enable filters on testing 2014-08-04 - [REST] seeResponseContainsJson should not take arrays order into account. See #1268 2014-08-04
- [REST] grabDataFromJsonResponse accepts empty path to return entire json response 2014-08-04
- [REST] print_r replaced with var_export for better output on json comparison #1210 2014-08-02
- [REST] Reset request variables in the before hook by @brutuscat #1232 2014-08-01
- [Db] Oci driver for oracle database by @Sikolasol #1234 #1243 2014-08-01
- [Laravel4] Unit testing and test environment are now configurable #1255 by @ipalaus 2014-08-01
- [Laravel4] Fixed Cest testing when using Laravel's Auth #1258 by @ipalaus 2014-08-01
- FIX #948 code coverage HTML: uncovered files missing by @RLasinski 2014-07-26
- [Laravel4] project root relative config parameter added by @kernio 2014-07-26
2.0.3 ¶
- [Symfony2] Symfony3 directory structure implemented by @a6software 2014-07-21
- Console: printing returned values 2014-07-21
- FIX: TAP and JSON logging should not be started when no option --json or --tap provided 2014-07-21
- [Doctrine2] FIXED: persisting transaction between Symfony requests 2014-07-19
- [Symfony2] created Symfony2 connector with persistent services 2014-07-19
- [Doctrine2] implemented haveInRepository method (previously empty) 2014-07-17
- When Cest fails @after method wont be executed 2014-07-17
- [Laravel4] App is rebooted before each test. Fixes #1205 2014-07-15
- FIX:
codeception/specify
is now available in phar 2014-07-14 - FIX: Interactive console works again 2014-07-09
_bootstrap.php
is now loaded beforebeforeSuite
module hooks.- FIX: Suite
_bootstrap.php
was loaded after test run by @samdark 2014-07-11
2.0.2 ¶
- [PhpBrowser][Frameworks] correctly send values when there are several submit buttons in a form by @TrustNik 2014-07-08
- [REST] fixed connection with framework modules 2014-07-06
- [PhpBrowser][Frameworks]
checkOption
now works for checkboxes with array[] name by @TrustNik - [PhpBrowser][Frameworks] FIX:
seeOptionIsSelected
anddontSeeOptionIsSelected
now works with radiobuttons by @TrustNik 2014-07-05 - [FTP] MODULE ADDED by @nathanmac 2014-07-05
- [WebDriver] Enabled remote upload of local files to remote selenium server by @motin 2014-07-05
- [Yii2][Yii1] disabled logging for better functional test performance
2.0.1 ¶
- [Phalcon1] Fixed connector
- [WebDriver] added seeInPageSource and dontSeeInPageSource methods
- [WebDriver] see method now checks only for visible BODY element by @artyfarty
- [REST] added Bearer authentication by @dizews
- removed auto added submit buttons in forms previously used as hook for DomCrawler
- BUGFIX: PHP 5.4.x compatibility fixed. Sample error output: 'Method WelcomeCept.php does not exist' #1084 #1069 #1109
- Second parameter of Cest method is treated as scenario variable on parse. Fix #1058
- prints raw stack trace including codeception classes in -vvv mode
- screenshots on fail are saved to properly named files #1075
- [Symfony2] added debug config option to switch debug mode by @pmcjury
2.0.0 ¶
- renamed
_logs
dir to_output
by default - renamed
_helpers
dir to_support
by default - Guy renamed to Tester
- Bootstrap command got 3 installation modes: default, compat, setup
- added --coverage-text option
2.0.0-RC2 ¶
- removed fabpot/goutte, added Guzzle4 connector
- group configuration can accept groups by patterns
2.0.0-RC ¶
- [WebDriver] makeScreenshot does not use filename of a test
- added
grabAttributeFrom
- seeElement to accept attributes in second parameter: seeElement('input',['name'=>'login'])
2.0.0-beta ¶
- executeInGuzzle is back in PhpBrowser
- environment can be accessed via ->env in test
- before/after methods of Cest can take object
- moved logger to extension
- bootstrap files are loaded before suite only
- extension can reconfigure global config
- removed RefactorAddNamespace and Analyze commands
- added options to set output files for xml, html reports, and coverage
- added extension to rerun failed tests
- webdriver upgraded to 0.4
- upgraded to PHPUnit 4


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Brett Zamir
on 2010-02-13 08:29:31
@Bug?: Yes, you are correct. Thanks for the feedback. I have now fixed it in Git: http://github.com/kvz/phpjs/raw/master/functions/strings/str_word_count.js . Note that the new version requires ctype_alpha now (and which I also needed to update now along with a lot of other functions dependent on RegExp.test()), and that function depends on setlocale() because this function should check in a way that potentially supports what other locales consider a word. I also added support for the very rare non-BMP characters, and as per PHP, allowed hyphens in the middle or apostrophes at the middle or end (and everywhere if the charlist includes these).
Bug?
on 2010-02-03 12:12:59
The javascript function returns 5 words for this string:
Lorem ipsum dolor asdf asdf asdf
And 6 words for this one:
Lorem ipsum dolor asdf asdf asdf.
The PHP function returns 6 for both.
Cheers,
Chris
Brett Zamir
on 2009-06-18 08:03:12
I believe that to do this correctly for not only Chinese but other languages, we'll need to take a good look at the source code, specifically for PHP 6, since that is where full Unicode support is being added.
We might be able to use XRegExp (see http://stevenlevithan.com/regex/xregexp/ ) and its Unicode plug-in (at http://blog.stevenlevithan.com/archives/xregexp-unicode-plugin ) for our preg_ functions and then make str_word_count() dependent on it, though that won't really help determine what a "word" is (since, in Chinese, a character is technically only a graphical morpheme, and not necessarily also an independent word), though at least it will tell us definitively what a "letter" is. Of course, we can just go back to the source to see how PHP interprets a "word" since we're aiming for that anyways, but again, that will take some work, especially if we wish to make it work for other languages as well as Chinese. I'm pretty busy for now, but feel free to take a shot at it if you like.
FYI, as you can see by your Chinese characters getting mangled, the site is having some problems at the moment with Unicode characters, so if you need to refer to any in the future, maybe you could try using entities or the JavaScript Unicode escape sequences instead (e.g., \u0020). But I think the issue is beyond just Chinese (though Chinese in particular also raises the particular need for also handling characters beyond the Basic Multilingual Plane (BMP) since some Chinese characters fall beyond this plane--in JavaScript, such characters must be represented by two Unicode characters called surrogates (characters which are not used outside of such pairs), so we can't rely on the length of the string--see http://phpjs.org/functions/strlen for a solution).
Chris
on 2009-06-13 01:18:53
This function doesn't work quite like PHP's in that it fails to count each single Chinese character as an entire word, eg.:
?? hello ?
Is four words...


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| virtual void | PredictVariables (ModelPart &rModelPart) |
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| virtual void | MoveMesh (ModelPart &rModelPart) |
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| virtual void | Clear (Element::Pointer rCurrentElement) |
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| virtual void | Clear (Condition::Pointer rCurrentCondition) |
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template<class TSparseSpace, class TDenseSpace>
class Kratos::DynamicScheme< TSparseSpace, TDenseSpace >
Dynamic integration scheme.


Flughafen Zürich AG wins bid for new airport near New Delhi
by The Associated PressLUCKNOW, India — An Indian official says Flughafen Zürich AG has been selected to design, develop and operate a new airport near the Indian capital after outbidding Indian companies.
A spokesman for the Uttar Pradesh state government, Mritunjay Kumar, says state authorities have acquired 5,100 acres (2,063 hectares) of land and obtained environmental clearance for one of the biggest airports in Asia.
Flughafen Zürich AG said in a statement on Friday it will develop and operate the new Noida International Airport at Jewar in Uttar Pradesh state under a 40-year concession.
It said capital investment in the first phase of the project is expected to be about $650 million during the construction period of nearly four years. The first phase is expected to be able to accommodate around 12 million passengers per year.
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Guidelines for Creating IntelliJ Platform SDK Code Samples
This document describes the coding guidelines used for authoring open-source IntelliJ Platform SDK code samples. Before you begin, please read this page thoroughly, as well as the Code of Conduct and License documents. For information about contributing to the IntelliJ Platform itself visit Contributing to the IntelliJ Platform.
- Objectives
- Plugin Copyright Statements
- Directory Naming Conventions for SDK Plugins
- Group and Artifact ID
- Plugin ID Conventions
- Plugin Package Names
- Plugin Directory Structure
- build.gradle Conventions
- plugin.xml Conventions
- Testing
Objectives
Keep the following considerations in mind while authoring an SDK code sample:
- The purpose of an SDK sample is to demonstrate an implementation pattern of the IntelliJ Platform.
- SDK code samples are instructional code, intended to teach.
- Instructional code differs from production code in some key aspects:
- Sacrifice some robustness in the interest of simplicity and brevity. Use error checking where it is necessary to make a point about an implementation pitfall.
- Keep implementations as simple as possible, but use the full features of the IntelliJ Platform, programming language, and libraries.
- Use meaningful names for interfaces, classes, fields, methods, and extension points.
- Write instructional JavaDoc comments.
- Code samples replace lots of documentation.
- Instructional code differs from production code in some key aspects:
- Aim for two levels of SDK samples:
- A basic sample is focused on a particular subject by demonstrating a limited area of the IntelliJ Platform.
It should show all the components and architecture but ultimately accomplish something elementary.
For example, demonstrate persistence by storing only a
String
. - An advanced sample demonstrates how different parts of the IntelliJ Platform integrate and work together, such as combining inspections or intentions with non-trivial PsiTree manipulation.
- A basic sample is focused on a particular subject by demonstrating a limited area of the IntelliJ Platform.
It should show all the components and architecture but ultimately accomplish something elementary.
For example, demonstrate persistence by storing only a
Ultimately, the goal is to provide developers with roadmaps for implementing functionality in an IntelliJ Platform-based plugin. Each roadmap should contain:
- Pointers to SDK documentation about the IntelliJ Platform APIs needed to implement the functionality.
- Pointers to relevant basic SDK sample plugins.
- Pointers to related advanced SDK sample plugins.
Plugin Copyright Statements
Use the standard intellij-community copyright notice in all sample plugins authored by JetBrains:
Copyright 2000-2020 JetBrains s.r.o. and other contributors. Use of this source code is governed by the Apache 2.0 license that can be found in the LICENSE file."
Directory Naming Conventions for SDK Plugins
For basic samples, the plugin directory name is derived from the IntelliJ Platform extension points demonstrated.
For example, foo_basics
where foo
corresponds to an IntelliJ Platform framework, extension point, or component.
Some naming examples include facet_basics
and editor_basics
.
There is only one basic sample per IntelliJ Platform API area.
For advanced code samples, the name should reflect the complex functionality delivered by the plugin rather than the IntelliJ Platform APIs. Advanced samples will be cross-referenced to the IntelliJ Platform APIs demonstrated in the sample.
The only symbol characters allowed in the name of a plugin root directory are underscores, such as foo_basics
or max_opened_projects
.
However, underscores should not be used in any other symbol names, such as Artifact ID
, plugin ID, package names, etc.
Instead, concatenate a long name into camelCase such as maxOpenedProjects
Group and Artifact ID
When creating a Gradle-based IntelliJ Platform plugin, the plugin’s Maven coordinates (Group ID
, Artifact ID
, Version
) are defined.
The Group ID
for SDK plugins is always org.intellij.sdk
.
The Artifact ID
is a succinct derivative of the plugin directory name.
An Artifact ID
should not contain symbols.
For basic code samples, it is not necessary to include “basic” in the Artifact ID
.
For example, the foo_basics
directory name would have the Artifact ID
foo
.
A plugin with a longer directory name, such as conditional_operator_intention
, could have the more succinct Artifact ID
of conditionalOperatorIntention
.
(For legacy reasons, the conditional_operator_intention
plugin uses a more succinct Artifact ID
.)
Plugin ID Conventions
The plugin ID appears between <id>
elements in the plugin.xml
file.
In general, the plugin ID is the Group ID
concatenated with the Artifact ID
.
For example, a plugin like facet_basics
has the plugin ID org.intellij.sdk.facet
.
Plugin IDs do not contain underscores.
Plugin Package Names
Packages in plugins should begin with the plugin ID. If there is only one package in a plugin, then the package name is the same as the plugin ID. Additional suffix words, separated by “.” characters, can be added to form more specific package names. Package names do not contain underscores.
Plugin Directory Structure
SDK sample code should have a standard directory footprint. Standardized structure not only makes the samples simpler to navigate and understand, but it builds on the default Gradle plugin project structure.
Note that directories below the plugin root folder should not have underscore characters, and should use camelCase if needed.
The following is an example directory structure for a foo_basics
plugin.
code_samples/
foo_basics/
gradle/
src/
main/
java/
org.intellij.sdk.foo/
icons/
SdkIcons.java # The standard SDK icon class
resources/
icons/
sdk_16.svg # The standard SDK icon for menus, etc.
META-INF/
plugin.xml # The plugin configuration file
pluginIcon.svg # The standard SDK plugin icon
test/ # Omit if there are no tests
java/
org.intellij.sdk.foo/
resources/
build.gradle
gradlew
gradle.bat
settings.gradle
build.gradle Conventions
New SDK code samples should be developed using Gradle.
As of this writing, the use of Gradle in SDK code samples still relies heavily on the plugin.xml
for specifying the plugin configuration.
At a later, second phase, the SDK code samples will transition to rely more on the Gradle configuration.
The default contents of a build.gradle
file are produced by the New Project Wizard.
A consistent structure for an SDK code sample’s build.gradle
file is important for clarity and is based on the default produced by the project wizard.
Comments in SDK code sample build.gradle
files should only draw attention to the parts of the Gradle configuration that are unique for a plugin.
For SDK code samples, a few alterations are needed to the default build.gradle
file produced by the plugin wizard:
- Maintain the Gradle properties
version
(project.version
) andgroup
(project.group
). See the Plugin Gradle Properties section for how these Gradle properties relate to the elements inplugin.xml
. - Add the following statement to the Setup DSL (
intellij{}
) section:// Prevents patching <idea-version> attributes in plugin.xml updateSinceUntilBuild = false
- Add the following statement to the Patching DSL (
patchPluginXml{}
) section:// Patches <version> value in plugin.xml version = project.version
plugin.xml Conventions
A consistent structure for the plugin.xml
configuration file of an SDK code sample is important because we want to draw attention to the unique parts of the file for a plugin.
Comment profusely about unique elements and configurations, and comment sparingly for the rest.
The sequence of elements in an SDK code sample plugin.xml
file is:
<id>
Use the fully qualified Plugin ID.<name>
The name value does not have to match the Plugin Directory Name. The name is used for display purposes, and should reflect the functionality of the plugin. The name must start with “SDK: “.<version>
The code sample’s version in MAJOR.MINOR.FIX format.- MAJOR corresponds to a significant upgrade in functionality.
- MINOR corresponds to minor refactoring and small improvements in functionality.
- FIX corresponds to changes that fix problems without significant refactoring.
<idea-version>
Set the attributes:since-build
attribute to the earliest compatible build number of the IntelliJ Platform. The default for SDK samples is “193”.until-build
Omit this attribute for new sample plugins. SDK code samples are reviewed before every major release (20XX.1) to ensure compatibility with the latest IntelliJ Platform. Add this attribute if a plugin sample is deprecated with a release of the IntelliJ Platform.
<depends>
Include at least one dependency with the modulecom.intellij.modules.platform
to indicate basic plugin compatibility with IntelliJ Platform-based products. Add<depends>
elements containing module FQNs as needed to describe more specialized Compatibility with Multiple Products, and any other Plugin Dependencies.<description>
is a concise explanation of what is being demonstrated and how a user would access the functionality. If the plugin by default overrides IDE behavior (such astree_structure_provider
) it must be noted in the description.<change-notes>
is an ordered list by version numbers with a brief description of changes for each version.<vendor>
Set the value toIntelliJ Platform SDK
. Set the attributes:email
omit this attribute.url
to the JetBrains plugin repository"https://plugins.jetbrains.com"
- The remainder of the plugin configuration elements should only appear if they are needed by a specific plugin.
Testing
IntelliJ Platform SDK code samples should be built and tested against the since-build
version.
Code samples should build cleanly, with no warnings or errors, and new code samples should pass all default IntelliJ IDEA code inspections.
Testers should complete the following checklist. Here the term “IDE” means the IntelliJ Platform-based IDE in which the plugin is designed to run:
- The plugin should load in the IDE.
- The correct information about the plugin should display in the Preferences | Plugins panel.
- If applicable, the plugin UI such as tool windows, menu additions, etc. should display correctly.
- The functionality of the plugin should be tested with a sample file.
- If applicable, the plugin should pass unit tests.


Authors: Mohammad S. Sharawi
Source: FERMAT, Volume 36, Communication 1, Nov.-Dec., 2019
Abstract: A tremendous increase in the achievable data rates will be expected from the fifth generation (5G) wireless standard. This increase (almost x1000) will be spread between the antenna systems, network architecture, radio front ends, and signal structure. Multiple-input-multiple-output (MIMO) technology has been utilized heavily in 4G terminals and will continue to serve as a key technology in 5G ones as it provides data rate increase without power or bandwidth increase. In addition, backward compatibility with 4G dictates the use of MIMO in 5G enabled terminals. The use of millimeter-wave (mm-wave) bands is essential to provide high data throughputs due to the excess bandwidth they offer and has already been approved for 5G use. In this talk, technology trends and the features of 5G wireless standards will be presented. Then some of the major enabling technologies for 5G such as massive MIMO (MaMi) and mm-wave will be highlighted along with their features and applications. Challenges in the design of antenna systems for these enabling technologies will be discussed in terms of complexity, size, etc. Specifications and design guidelines will follow. Several metallic based mm-wave MIMO antennas, dielectric-resonator antennas (DRAs), active integrated and reconfigurable MIMO Antennas will be discussed. In addition, MaMi arrays with beam-steering capabilities will be presented. The concept and modeling of multi-functional antenna systems and integrated 4G/5G handset antenna solutions will be shown with real examples.
Index Terms: Antennas, MIMO, 5G, Connected Arrays, Integrated Antennas, Active Antenna Systems, Correlation
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Advances in Antenna Systems for Future Wireless Terminals


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Various utility functions.
◆ async_main()
Run the passed in function as the main asynchronous function.
This starts the libuv event loop and sets up the asynchronous and exception effect handlers.
- Parameters
-
| entry | The main asynchronous entry point. |
- Returns
- A possible error code or 0 on success.
◆ nodec_ends_with()
| bool nodec_ends_with |
( |
const char * |
s, |
|
|
const char * |
postfix |
|
) |
| |
Does a string end with a postfix?
- Parameters
-
| s | The string to analyze, can be NULL, in which case false is returned. |
| postfix | The postfix to compare, can be NULL, in which case false is returned. |
- Returns
- True if the string ends with
postfix
.
◆ nodec_ends_withi()
| bool nodec_ends_withi |
( |
const char * |
s, |
|
|
const char * |
postfix |
|
) |
| |
Does a string end with a postfix? Uses case-insensitive comparison.
- Parameters
-
| s | The string to analyze, can be NULL, in which case false is returned. |
| postfix | The postfix to compare, can be NULL, in which case false is returned. |
- Returns
- True if the string ends with
postfix
.
◆ nodec_inet_date()
| const char* nodec_inet_date |
( |
time_t |
now | ) |
|
Format a time as a RFC1123 internet date.
Caches previous results to increase efficiency.
- Parameters
-
- Returns
- The current time in RFC1123 format, for example
Thu, 01 Jan 1972 00:00:00 GMT
.
◆ nodec_inet_date_now()
| const char* nodec_inet_date_now |
( |
| ) |
|
Get the current time as a RFC1123 internet date.
Caches previous results to increase efficiency.
- Returns
- The current time in RFC1123 format, for example
Thu, 01 Jan 1972 00:00:00 GMT
.
◆ nodec_parse_inet_date()
| bool nodec_parse_inet_date |
( |
const char * |
date, |
|
|
time_t * |
t |
|
) |
| |
Parse a RFC1123 internet date.
- Parameters
-
| date | A RFC1123 formatted internet date, for example Thu, 01 Jan 1972 00:00:00 GMT . Can be NULL which is treated as an invalid date. |
| [out] | t | Set to the time according to date . If the date was not valid, the UNIX epoch is used. |
- Returns
- True if successful.
◆ nodec_starts_with()
| bool nodec_starts_with |
( |
const char * |
s, |
|
|
const char * |
prefix |
|
) |
| |
Does a string start with a prefix?
- Parameters
-
| s | The string to analyze, can be NULL, in which case false is returned. |
| prefix | The prefix to compare, can be NULL, in which case false is returned. |
- Returns
- True if the string starts with
prefix
.
◆ nodec_starts_withi()
| bool nodec_starts_withi |
( |
const char * |
s, |
|
|
const char * |
prefix |
|
) |
| |
Does a string start with a prefix? Uses case-insensitive comparison.
- Parameters
-
| s | The string to analyze, can be NULL, in which case false is returned. |
| prefix | The prefix to compare, can be NULL, in which case false is returned. |
- Returns
- True if the string starts with
prefix
.
◆ nodec_throw()
| void nodec_throw |
( |
int |
err | ) |
|
Throw an error, either an errno
or uv_errno_t
.
- Parameters
-
◆ nodec_throw_msg()
| void nodec_throw_msg |
( |
int |
err, |
|
|
const char * |
msg |
|
) |
| |
Throw an error, either an errno
or uv_errno_t
.
- Parameters
-
| err | error code. |
| msg | custom message. |


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LOCK, STOCK, AND TWO SMOKING BARRELS A film review by Bradley Null Copyright 1999 Bradley Null filmcritic.com
LOCK, STOCK, AND TWO SMOKING BARRELS has been described as the British PULP FICTION, and on the surface, that would seem like an accurate depiction. It's got the usual cross-section of characters with witty tongues involved in varied illegal activities, that get themselves into very peculiar situations in which no one really survives unscathed. Nonetheless, the film seems to be missing something that characterized its predecessor. And right now, you're getting the feeling that I'm about to quickly file LOCK, STOCK as another Tarantino homage/copy-cat crime, but that's not quite it either.
LOCK, STOCK is in fact, probably the best film since PULP FICTION in which there are no really good guys. Like PULP FICTION, LOCK, STOCK begins with what would seem to be a simple story, that quickly careens out of control. In this case, four buddies; Tom, Eddie, Bacon, and Soap, pool their money together to back can't lose Eddie at an unbeknownst-to-them rigged game of cards. Of course they get fleeced, and end up in heavy debt to the local heavy. What follows is a madcap plan to recoup the money by intercepting a heist Eddie has fortuitously discovered his neighbor is carrying out. The interrelation of the problems with the original heist, along with the interception of it by Eddie's gang, and a couple of other local illegal activities result in a frantic circle of destruction.
Though the web of illegal activity is obviously reminiscent of PULP FICTION, where LOCK, STOCK most significantly strays from its de facto blue print is in theme. In Tarantino's masterpiece, the theme was essentially that there was no theme, no morality. In the gritty underworld, outcome is random. While Samuel L. Jackson is divinely saved and given a second chance to "walk the earth like Kane in Kung Fu," his partner in the guise of John Travolta is sentenced to death on a toilet. In this incarnation, the badder they are, the worse their fate seems to be, which often is death.
The real question now, is why have I rambled on without making much comment on the quality of the movie. The answer of course, is that I don't have much to say. LOCK, STOCK is end the end one of those films that pretty much leaves you when you leave it. You can talk about the witty plot, and the funny lines, but in the end, I guess a movie with o one to really root for (I guess we do root for our four pals a little) leaves you in the end without too much invested. So we leave it like we left PULP FICTION before it, by walking out of the theater and saying, "Wow, that was pretty cool," and not thinking of it after that. (Of course, as with PULP FICTION, some could always take a deeper shine to it.)

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Russian Military Spotted 12 Foreign Spy Jets Close to Airspace Over Past Week - Reports
MOSCOW (Sputnik) - Twelve foreign aircraft have been detected close to Russia's airspace while carrying out reconnaissance activities during the past seven days, media reported on Friday.
According to a weekly infographic, published by the Russian Armed Forces' official newspaper Krasnaya Zvezda, Russian jets have been scrambled four times to intercept foreign planes.
No foreign jets have illegally entered Russia's airspace.
Earlier in November, the Russian Armed Forces spotted 20 foreign aircraft that were conducting reconnaissance activities near to Russia's airspace during the week before, the military's official newspaper Krasnaya Zvezda reported on Friday.
The US and its NATO allies regularly send bombers, reconnaissance aircraft, and drones to Russia’s borders in the Baltic and Black Seas. In 2018, Russia’s air defence troops reported tracking nearly 3,000 foreign military aircraft.


Before Change
// the `HydratedStructs` product. See / for more info.
adaptor_iter = (t
for targets in self._scheduler.product_request(HydratedStructs,
[DescendantAddresses("")])
for t in targets.dependencies)
graph = _DependentGraph.from_iterable(target_types_from_symbol_table(self._symbol_table),
adaptor_iter)
After Change
// For dependee finding, we need to parse all build files to collect all structs. But we
// don"t need to fully hydrate targets (ie, expand their source globs), and so we use
// the `HydratedStructs` product. See / for more info.
specs = (DescendantAddresses(""),)
adaptor_iter = (t
for targets in self._scheduler.product_request(HydratedStructs,
[Specs(specs)])
for t in targets.dependencies)
graph = _DependentGraph.from_iterable(target_types_from_symbol_table(self._symbol_table),
adaptor_iter)


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For my 18th Birthday my dad and I went down to Columbus for the Ohio State Game. The Buckeyes soundly defeated Tulane 42-6.
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Birthday Weekend
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7 Springs


Implements functions to plot survival curves. Provides the capability to add numbers at risk tables, and allows for using the pipe operator to create more complex plots.
| Version: | 0.0.1 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.3.0) |
| Imports: | stats, utils, survival, dplyr, ggplot2, broom, colorspace, gridExtra |
| Suggests: | knitr, rmarkdown |
| Published: | 2018-08-05 |
| Author: | Daniel Lindholm [aut, cre] |
| Maintainer: | Daniel Lindholm <daniel.lindholm at me.com> |
| BugReports: | http://github.com/dlindholm/survsup/issues |
| License: | MIT + file LICENSE |
| URL: | http://github.com/dlindholm/survsup |
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Staples Team Supervisor/Software Engineering Graduate of @flatiron-school
Published Oct 06, 2019
I’m currently at the end of my fourth week at Flatiron Coding School and the project for this week was to create a CLI Data Gem as a portfolio project. I ended creating two different apps but only because I wanted to make something a little bit more useful after finishing most of the first program. This is a short walk-through of what I did to start the application, hopeful you can pick something new up or least learn from my frustrations. This is the menu of the application I created last but I want to go through the first application I coded because I think I can point out somethings that others might find useful that I wish I had thought of. I will be adding to this post over time so it may be incomplete at the time of reading but I wanted to get some useful info out there that I will be able to refer back to myself.
This is were I made my mistake, I wanted to get started coding so I just got started with the first halfway decent idea I had. The idea was to use the site https://10times.com which displays tech expo events around the world and allows you to click a event and see the details of it. I thought it was perfect because it was somewhat programming related that I might use once and a while. So I started out by creating a outline for the program and came up with four classes that I would need. A CLI class to interact with the user, a Scraper class to scrape the data, a Event class to hold the events and I ended up adding a Location class after starting to code so that it would be easier to find events by their location.
Next I started by creating a new repo on Github and then getting the general structure I would be using from Bundler by running this command bundle gem event_finder
. It creates the files/folders shown here.
git init
This will initialize a git folder and files
git remote add origin https://github.com/git-repo-her
This will add the repo you created as the remote origin for the code to push to
Next I created my class files in /lib
and executable file in the /bin
directory
touch lib/event_finder/cli.rb
touch lib/event_finder/event.rb
touch lib/event_finder/scraper.rb
touch lib/event_finder/location.rb
touch bin/event_finder
Then make out executable actually executable and add a few lines
chmod +x bin/event_finder
And inside of bin/event_finder
#!/usr/bin/env ruby
require_relative '../lib/event_finder.rb
EventFinder::CLI.new.call
Next we need to include our class files in the environment file lib/event_finder.rb
require 'bundler'
require 'open-uri'
Bundler.require(:default, :developement)
module EventFinder
require_relative '../lib/event_finder/cli'
require_relative '../lib/event_finder/event'
require_relative '../lib/event_finder/scraper'
require_relative '../lib/event_finder/location'
end
Because we are using Bundler we have a .gemspec file that we need to fill with some information and include our dependencies in as well. Anything that has a TODO or a FIX will need to be edited to run our program at all so go ahead and fill out all the relevant information. Next we add the dependencies at the end of the file I added these.
spec.add_development_dependency "pry"
spec.add_dependency "nokogiri"
At this point we should be able to run bundle install
to install the correct gems and allow us to run the executable. If we comment out the EventFinder::CLI.new.call
line and put a simple puts "hello world
in our lib/event_finder/cli.rb
file then run ./bin/event_finder
we should see “hello world” in the terminal output.
Version control is a hugely helpful tool when used correctly while coding but is important that you do a few things. The first thing is commit often, any time you add a new feature, method, or fix you should commit. Also make sure to add a message that makes sense for what your changes are, so if you can read your git log like this “if you apply this change(commit) it will do this”. I like to only use a few category words to start mine off with so if I add a new feature my commit message looks something like this ‘Feat find specific instance by id’ or for a fix ‘Fix error thrown when scraping page X’. Also I’m trying to get in the habit of creating branches for when I start on implementing a big change to the program so that I can fall back to the last good working version easily if I end up needing to.
This is where I could have taken a little bit more time at the start and it would have saved me allot of work refactoring and DRYing out the code towards the end. I think the best way to do this is just create the methods that you think would make the most sense for what your trying to do keeping in mind the SOLID principles as well as DRY(Don’t Repeat Yourself).
I started out by just creating the methods that I wanted to be able to call and how I wanted the flow of the program
to go from start to finish as I imagined the finished program. I did this for each class, creating methods like
show_menu
and scrape_events
. Then I started with the smaller classes and thought of all the attributes the class could have and created attribute accessors for them and created the base initialize methods. From here I coded the starting logic of theCLI class and pry’ed into the the program after I scraped the document and while looking at the sites HTML using Chrome’s Dev Tools I found the CSS selectors for each of the pieces of info I wanted from the main page. Using the information I created a instance of event class for each event scraped.
The gist of this article is just how to get started on a ruby CLI gem using Bundler and I will be adding more to the post as I have time. Next up we will be looking at starting to code our classes as well as then what makes a good website to scrape data from and then how to go about scraping it.


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| 003:087 Khan | : |
They are those whose recompense is that on them (rests) the Curse of Allah, of the angels, and of all mankind. |
| 003:087 Maulana | : |
As for these, their reward is that on them is the curse of Allah and the angels and of men, all together -- |
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As for such, their guerdon is that on them rests the curse of Allah and of angels and of men combined. |
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These have incurred condemnation by GOD, and the angels, and all the people. |
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(As for) these, their reward is that upon them is the curse of Allah and the angels and of men, all together. |
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As for such - their reward is that on them shall be the curse of ALLAH and of angels and of men, all together. |
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Of such the reward is that on them (rests) the curse of Allah, of His angels, and of all mankind;- |
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