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 037 * {@link java.util.zip.GZIPInputStream} doesn't decompress concatenated .gz 038 * files: it stops after the first member and silently ignores the rest. 039 * It doesn't leave the read position to point to the beginning of the next 040 * member, which makes it difficult workaround the lack of concatenation 041 * support. 042 *
 043 * Instead of using GZIPInputStream, this class has its own .gz 044 * container format decoder. The actual decompression is done with 045 * {@link java.util.zip.Inflater}. 046 */ 047 public class GzipCompressorInputStream extends CompressorInputStream { 048 // Header flags 049 // private static final int FTEXT = 0x01; // Uninteresting for us 050 private static final int FHCRC = 0x02; 051 private static final int FEXTRA = 0x04; 052 private static final int FNAME = 0x08; 053 private static final int FCOMMENT = 0x10; 054 private static final int FRESERVED = 0xE0; 055 056 // Compressed input stream, possibly wrapped in a BufferedInputStream 057 private final InputStream in; 058 059 // True if decompressing multimember streams. 060 private final boolean decompressConcatenated; 061 062 // Buffer to hold the input data 063 private final byte[] buf = new byte[8192]; 064 065 // Amount of data in buf. 066 private int bufUsed = 0; 067 068 // Decompressor 069 private Inflater inf = new Inflater(true); 070 071 // CRC32 from uncompressed data 072 private CRC32 crc = new CRC32(); 073 074 private int memberSize; 075 076 // True once everything has been decompressed 077 private boolean endReached = false; 078 079 /** 080 * Constructs a new input stream that decompresses gzip-compressed data 081 * from the specified input stream. 082 *
 083 * This is equivalent to 084 * GzipCompressorInputStream(inputStream, false) and thus 085 * will not decompress concatenated .gz files. 086 * 087 * @param inputStream the InputStream from which this object should 088 * be created of 089 * 090 * @throws IOException if the stream could not be created 091 */ 092 public GzipCompressorInputStream(InputStream inputStream) 093 throws IOException { 094 this(inputStream, false); 095 } 096 097 /** 098 * Constructs a new input stream that decompresses gzip-compressed data 099 * from the specified input stream. 100 *
 101 * If decompressConcatenated is {@code false}: 102 * This decompressor might read more input than it will actually use. 103 * If inputStream supports mark and 104 * reset, then the input position will be adjusted 105 * so that it is right after the last byte of the compressed stream. 106 * If mark isn't supported, the input position will be 107 * undefined. 108 * 109 * @param inputStream the InputStream from which this object should 110 * be created of 111 * @param decompressConcatenated 112 * if true, decompress until the end of the input; 113 * if false, stop after the first .gz member 114 * 115 * @throws IOException if the stream could not be created 116 */ 117 public GzipCompressorInputStream(InputStream inputStream, 118 boolean decompressConcatenated) 119 throws IOException { 120 // Mark support is strictly needed for concatenated files only, 121 // but it's simpler if it is always available. 122 if (inputStream.markSupported()) { 123 in = inputStream; 124 } else { 125 in = new BufferedInputStream(inputStream); 126 } 127 128 this.decompressConcatenated = decompressConcatenated; 129 init(true); 130 } 131 132 private boolean init(boolean isFirstMember) throws IOException { 133 assert isFirstMember || decompressConcatenated; 134 135 // Check the magic bytes without a possibility of EOFException. 136 int magic0 = in.read(); 137 int magic1 = in.read(); 138 139 // If end of input was reached after decompressing at least 140 // one .gz member, we have reached the end of the file successfully. 141 if (magic0 == -1 && !isFirstMember) { 142 return false; 143 } 144 145 if (magic0 != 31 || magic1 != 139) { 146 throw new IOException(isFirstMember 147 ? "Input is not in the .gz format" 148 : "Garbage after a valid .gz stream"); 149 } 150 151 // Parsing the rest of the header may throw EOFException. 152 DataInputStream inData = new DataInputStream(in); 153 int method = inData.readUnsignedByte(); 154 if (method != 8) { 155 throw new IOException("Unsupported compression method " 156 + method + " in the .gz header"); 157 } 158 159 int flg = inData.readUnsignedByte(); 160 if ((flg & FRESERVED) != 0) { 161 throw new IOException( 162 "Reserved flags are set in the .gz header"); 163 } 164 165 inData.readInt(); // mtime, ignored 166 inData.readUnsignedByte(); // extra flags, ignored 167 inData.readUnsignedByte(); // operating system, ignored 168 169 // Extra field, ignored 170 if ((flg & FEXTRA) != 0) { 171 int xlen = inData.readUnsignedByte(); 172 xlen |= inData.readUnsignedByte() << 8; 173 174 // This isn't as efficient as calling in.skip would be, 175 // but it's lazier to handle unexpected end of input this way. 176 // Most files don't have an extra field anyway. 177 while (xlen-- > 0) { 178 inData.readUnsignedByte(); 179 } 180 } 181 182 // Original file name, ignored 183 if ((flg & FNAME) != 0) { 184 readToNull(inData); 185 } 186 187 // Comment, ignored 188 if ((flg & FCOMMENT) != 0) { 189 readToNull(inData); 190 } 191 192 // Header "CRC16" which is actually a truncated CRC32 (which isn't 193 // as good as real CRC16). I don't know if any encoder implementation 194 // sets this, so it's not worth trying to verify it. GNU gzip 1.4 195 // doesn't support this field, but zlib seems to be able to at least 196 // skip over it. 197 if ((flg & FHCRC) != 0) { 198 inData.readShort(); 199 } 200 201 // Reset 202 inf.reset(); 203 crc.reset(); 204 memberSize = 0; 205 206 return true; 207 } 208 209 private void readToNull(DataInputStream inData) throws IOException { 210 while (inData.readUnsignedByte() != 0x00) {} 211 } 212 213 /** {@inheritDoc} */ 214 @Override 215 public int read() throws IOException { 216 byte[] buf = new byte[1]; 217 return read(buf, 0, 1) == -1 ? -1 : (buf[0] & 0xFF); 218 } 219 220 /** 221 * {@inheritDoc} 222 * 223 * @since 1.1 224 */ 225 @Override 226 public int read(byte[] b, int off, int len) throws IOException { 227 if (endReached) { 228 return -1; 229 } 230 231 int size = 0; 232 233 while (len > 0) { 234 if (inf.needsInput()) { 235 // Remember the current position because we may need to 236 // rewind after reading too much input. 237 in.mark(buf.length); 238 239 bufUsed = in.read(buf); 240 if (bufUsed == -1) { 241 throw new EOFException(); 242 } 243 244 inf.setInput(buf, 0, bufUsed); 245 } 246 247 int ret; 248 try { 249 ret = inf.inflate(b, off, len); 250 } catch (DataFormatException e) { 251 throw new IOException("Gzip-compressed data is corrupt"); 252 } 253 254 crc.update(b, off, ret); 255 memberSize += ret; 256 off += ret; 257 len -= ret; 258 size += ret; 259 count(ret); 260 261 if (inf.finished()) { 262 // We may have read too many bytes. Rewind the read 263 // position to match the actual amount used. 264 // 265 // NOTE: The "if" is there just in case. Since we used 266 // in.mark earler, it should always skip enough. 267 in.reset(); 268 269 int skipAmount = bufUsed - inf.getRemaining(); 270 if (in.skip(skipAmount) != skipAmount) { 271 throw new IOException(); 272 } 273 274 bufUsed = 0; 275 276 DataInputStream inData = new DataInputStream(in); 277 278 // CRC32 279 long crcStored = 0; 280 for (int i = 0; i < 4; ++i) { 281 crcStored |= (long)inData.readUnsignedByte() << (i * 8); 282 } 283 284 if (crcStored != crc.getValue()) { 285 throw new IOException("Gzip-compressed data is corrupt " 286 + "(CRC32 error)"); 287 } 288 289 // Uncompressed size modulo 2^32 (ISIZE in the spec) 290 int isize = 0; 291 for (int i = 0; i < 4; ++i) { 292 isize |= inData.readUnsignedByte() << (i * 8); 293 } 294 295 if (isize != memberSize) { 296 throw new IOException("Gzip-compressed data is corrupt" 297 + "(uncompressed size mismatch)"); 298 } 299 300 // See if this is the end of the file. 301 if (!decompressConcatenated || !init(false)) { 302 inf.end(); 303 inf = null; 304 endReached = true; 305 return size == 0 ? -1 : size; 306 } 307 } 308 } 309 310 return size; 311 } 312 313 /** 314 * Checks if the signature matches what is expected for a .gz file. 315 * 316 * @param signature the bytes to check 317 * @param length the number of bytes to check 318 * @return true if this is a .gz stream, false otherwise 319 * 320 * @since 1.1 321 */ 322 public static boolean matches(byte[] signature, int length) { 323 324 if (length < 2) { 325 return false; 326 } 327 328 if (signature[0] != 31) { 329 return false; 330 } 331 332 if (signature[1] != -117) { 333 return false; 334 } 335 336 return true; 337 } 338 339 /** 340 * Closes the input stream (unless it is System.in). 341 * 342 * @since 1.2 343 */ 344 @Override 345 public void close() throws IOException { 346 if (inf != null) { 347 inf.end(); 348 inf = null; 349 } 350 351 if (this.in != System.in) { 352 this.in.close(); 353 } 354 } 355 }


data class WalletBalance
Data structure to hold the total and available balance of the wallet. This is what is received on the balance channel.
totalZatoshi
- the total balance, ignoring funds that cannot be used.
availableZatoshi
- the amount of funds that are available for use. Typical reasons that funds
may be unavailable include fairly new transactions that do not have enough confirmations or
notes that are tied up because we are awaiting change from a transaction. When a note has
been spent, its change cannot be used until there are enough confirmations.
<init> |
Data structure to hold the total and available balance of the wallet. This is what is received on the balance channel. WalletBalance(totalZatoshi: Long = -1, availableZatoshi: Long = -1) |
availableZatoshi |
the amount of funds that are available for use. Typical reasons that funds may be unavailable include fairly new transactions that do not have enough confirmations or notes that are tied up because we are awaiting change from a transaction. When a note has been spent, its change cannot be used until there are enough confirmations. val availableZatoshi: Long |
totalZatoshi |
the total balance, ignoring funds that cannot be used. val totalZatoshi: Long |


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Since 07:30 this morning the graphs from all my nodes except one went to zero despite the feed values still showing correct values.
Is something going on at emoncms.org to cause this or is it something I've done locally? Has this happened to anyone elses graphs?
Re: nearly all my emoncms.org graphs reading zero [Solved]
Is this related? http://openenergymonitor.org/emon/node/5281
Re: nearly all my emoncms.org graphs reading zero [Solved]
I didn't think it was the same as Paul's problem as mine is only affecting v809 on the emoncms.org server. My local server is showing the same graphs fine with v8.2.6 Also my graphs are plotting the timebase but with all the feed values shown as zero. ie. flatline
However reading Paul's thread again there may be a connection as the only thing I did yesterday morning was use editrealtime on a couple of Wh feeds to bring them inline with my utility meters. I did this on my local server as well which is still working normally so it may be unrelated.
Re: nearly all my emoncms.org graphs reading zero [Solved]
Don't know what browser you are using, but see if there are errors reported in developers tools.
ie in Chrome, select 'Tools' > 'Developers Tools'
Paul
Re: nearly all my emoncms.org graphs reading zero [Solved]
I'm using chrome as well.
The error looks to be the same as Paul's when trying to display a realtime graph.ie. cannot read property '0' of undefined.
The error I get when trying to display a multigraph is slightly different...cannot read property '0' of null.
Strange thing is this is affecting all of the feeds from 2 out of 3 of my nodes. The feeds from the third node are all displaying correctly so far.
Re: nearly all my emoncms.org graphs reading zero [Solved]
@ngbod something has indeed gone wrong there, the feeds in question have expanded to about 600mb, I'm looking in to it.
Re: nearly all my emoncms.org graphs reading zero [Solved]
Ok, progress, PHPFiwa feeds recovered up to the point at which they zeroed 7:25 on the 7th June. PHPFina left to do. This error only seems to have affected your feeds ngbod, it may well be connected to the edit realtime operation, Il look into that.
Re: nearly all my emoncms.org graphs reading zero [Solved]
@ngbod, fixed your PHPFina feeds now too. I've disabled the realtime editor until I ensure it wont cause a similar issue again.
Re: nearly all my emoncms.org graphs reading zero [Solved]
That's brilliant, everything seems to be working properly again, thanks Trystan.
Re: nearly all my emoncms.org graphs reading zero [Solved]
Hi Trystan,
Any idea when editrealtime will be enabled again in VIS ?
I notice from time to time that I receive illegal values from my Power Feed and then I correct it in order not to have graphs having Power values all over the place.
Maybe I should try to find why I am getting false values from the Power feed on my side.
I am using a Efergy monitor (decoding RF stream feeding the Monitor from the CT wireless device), feeding a homebuilt TinyTx with ATMega328 + RFM12B as per Cantrel/Harizanov ideas.
Was the easiest way for me to get Power data to the RasperryPi with Harizanov board as I had the Efergy Power Monitoring hardware in use all the time.
My EMONCMS username is "laotour1943" , not the same as forum name. (please edit/cut this line from my posting if this name is too public)
Locally I use the Raspberry Pi + Harddrive + Emoncms and a Version 1 board from Martin Harizanov.
The Efergy Monitoring is not as accurate as expected mainly because in the Seperate monitoring device , it uses a preset voltage eg 230V (or value set by user) to do the calculations before displaying.
This is different from the OpenEnergy Monitoring devices which measure current and voltage separately.
So I can also improve accuracy and simplify my system by going the OpenEnergy , or Harizanov way.
Thanks


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A channel to discuss trading. For useful links and more info click the pinned messages to the right.
100 messages
Before 05-Dec-19 12:00 AM
Cryptoon22-Sep-19 09:25 PM
I wouldnt be surprised to see the opposite
Hollowman900022-Sep-19 09:26 PM
There’s no one left
Long timers are beginning to fade away
This is the doldrums
Gordon Komodo22-Sep-19 10:24 PM
the KMD hacker has written automatic script to auto transfer any amount sent to hacked address to new address. Be careful(edited)
I was trying to proof the ownership of hacked address per @MadMaX instruction and got screwed(edited)
Markus22-Sep-19 10:27 PM
if ppl didnt update until now then they probably shouldnt even use crypto since they dont bother caring to update to latest version
Gordon Komodo22-Sep-19 10:28 PM
not about the agama, but about the hacked address(edited)
actionslacks23-Sep-19 12:35 AM
it's like the 2016 slump all over again. only now it's 20x the mktcap
richardt23-Sep-19 03:18 AM
@meatspoon I agree. Less buzzwords, technical jargon, and bold claims would be nice. Many projects do suffer from this
1
actionslacks23-Sep-19 03:30 AM
I agree that there are some details to attend to as far as the documentation. explaining complicated things in a simple way is no easy feat however. how often do you try to explain btc to people? It's hard to get the msg accross with even the basics. This is an open project. anyone can contribute more than just opinions if they so wish. bakkt up to 10btc volume https://www.bakkt.com/index
The majority of people who use a computer (or a smartphone) have no idea how it actually works, but those people still know what they can do with it and have a desire to use it. The same thing needs to eventually happen with blockchain tech(edited)
AkiraX23-Sep-19 05:53 AM
!bal
!balance
mrtzmp323-Sep-19 08:13 AM
Fuck life me neither
I have 20 min freedom
@richardt stop using COOMputers pls
@Tek :--)
Hollowman900023-Sep-19 08:18 AM
@Gordon Komodo make sure it’s not @jl777c doing the auto sweeping
Gordon Komodo23-Sep-19 08:29 AM
it's not jl777c's address because the fund is being moved to new address every new block(edited)
jl777c23-Sep-19 08:33 AM
there is no more sweeping. hacker autosteals any funds deposited to the compromised addresses
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Acura23-Sep-19 08:35 AM
Hollowman900023-Sep-19 08:41 AM
If you’re gonna get fleeced, pick some better looking trim old man
Just doing what they’re programmed to do
Ultimate NPCs
mrtzmp323-Sep-19 09:03 AM
Fake meme
Andersen23-Sep-19 11:28 AM
Unpopular opinion: what we see in Bakkt is the real volume throughout the market. Then the scale of volume falsification in spot markets is impressive
would not be surprised if bakkt wont affect anything at all
doubt anyone waited for bakkt to buy their btc
JimD23-Sep-19 02:38 PM
I asked my bank for 30K Loan
They said yes but at 10% interest
what a bunch of bastards
comes out to almost 8K in interest
hastrup23-Sep-19 02:39 PM
in denmark they pay you for that kind of loean XD
dan.23-Sep-19 02:40 PM
neg rates will end badly lol
JimD23-Sep-19 02:40 PM
haha, I need to find a new bank I think
actionslacks23-Sep-19 02:46 PM
I really wish all the 4chan psy-ops could remain coomtained in that egregore of shit
hastrup23-Sep-19 02:46 PM
lol
JimD23-Sep-19 02:48 PM
Im starting to believe everything in this world is some kind of psy-op. Those who can convince the plebs they are right rise to power. Thats why the equalist drivel is so popular to the masses.
Cryptoon23-Sep-19 02:50 PM
wtf 10% intrest @JimD
JimD23-Sep-19 02:51 PM
Ya, I don't think Im gonna take it. 401K loan might be a stronger move since I pay the interest back to myself
Cryptoon23-Sep-19 02:51 PM
0,5% not really possible I think unless you pay 50% yourself
:p
really?
JimD23-Sep-19 02:52 PM
Ya, Why can't I get access to the discount window
Cryptoon23-Sep-19 02:52 PM
lowest I've heard here is 1,2% fix over 20y
JimD23-Sep-19 02:52 PM
Print me some money up at 1.75% interest might fed
Cryptoon23-Sep-19 02:52 PM
hardly anything up front
only notary costs to be paid cash
hastrup23-Sep-19 02:52 PM
its -0.75 over 10 y
Cryptoon23-Sep-19 02:52 PM
everything else financed
problem is that house prices rise in price because of low intrest rates(edited)
hastrup23-Sep-19 02:53 PM
but it id not fix
JimD23-Sep-19 02:53 PM
Yup, somewhat annoying when you start finding the invisible walls
Cryptoon23-Sep-19 02:53 PM
so once intrest rates go up, the public is fucked as houseprices will plummet
JimD23-Sep-19 02:53 PM
ya, I think house could be a good buy if you get it in a crash
good luck actually having the cash and presence of mind to call that bottom though
Cryptoon23-Sep-19 02:54 PM
I am thinking of selling my appartment tbh
I got an offer of 25% higher than what I paid 4 years ago
which is retarded
hastrup23-Sep-19 02:54 PM
do iut
Cryptoon23-Sep-19 02:55 PM
I have an appartment with private entrance and 600m2 garden :p
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An alphabet of NFT coins.
These "coins" are really just NFTs, not coins like a cryptocurrency. But, they're fun. I started with Horse Coin (HORS) on a whim. Then, I went to the beginning of the alphabet and created Aardvark (AARD). They can all be previewed on AtomicHub.
You can get a HORS coin for free. Sign up with this Google Form. The supply of HORS is infinite. However, all of the other coins all have a set maximum supply of only 10.
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| CHUP - Chupacabra Coin | LASA - Lasagna Coin | |
| DUNC - Dunce Coin | MOTH - Moth Man Coin | |
| EARL - EARLcoin | NFTC - NFTCoin | |
| FOMO - FOMO Coin | ||
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| HORS - HORScoin | ||
| ISLN - Island Coin |
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Sainz helped by DNFs and Safety Cars "but take nothing away from performance"
by Nicolás Quarles van UffordAfter a very impressive drive in Brazil which saw him go from 20th place to a first career podium finish, Ross Brawn was full of praise for Carlos Sainz, even though the Spaniard was helped as the race came his way.
Sainz started from the back of the grid after failing to set a time in qualifying due to a failing power unit. When the race got underway, the 25-year-old went to work, overtaking cars left and right.
He was also the only car on the grid to go for a one-stop strategy and he made it work, gaining a lot of track position under the two Safety Cars. Particularly after the second Safety Car, which was caused by the two Ferraris taking each other out, Sainz gained a lot of positions, moving up to fifth place.
This then turned to fourth place as Lewis Hamilton spun Alex Albon around, and it even became a P3 post-race as Hamilton was penalised for the move on Albon.
"It was a hugely impressive race from Carlos and the fact that he had some help from safety cars, retirements and accidents, can take nothing away from what was a bravura performance," Brawn wrote in a column on Formula1.com.
"He started from last on the grid and then went on to be the only driver to go the distance making just one pit stop, and without resorting to the hardest Pirelli compound. He attacked in the early stages and then defended to the last and delivered a faultless performance from start to finish.
"He had a particularly exciting tussle with Kimi Raikkönen over the last few laps, with the Finn on quicker tyres that were also 20 laps newer than the Spaniard’s."
The result also saw McLaren clinch fourth place in the constructors' championship in what has been their best season in the turbo-hybrid era.


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Water quality isn't something we tend to think about, except when furiously de-scaling the kettle or dishwasher, but it's really quite important.
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For those of us on mains water, we just assume that water companies are adhering to regulations, and everything is fine. However, those using bore-holes and wells are always subject to ground water changes. Even when on mains water, there can be contamination, and this data isn't particularly visible, or updateable by the public.
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AUD/USD recovers to 0.6800 as US Pres. Trump hints at deal with China
by Eren Sengezer- US President Trump tells Fox News deal with China is "potentially very close."
- US Dollar Index extends sideways grind near 98 handle.
- Coming up: Services and Manufacturing PMI and UoM Consumer Confidence data from US.
The AUD/USD pair gained traction in the last hour and erased its losses to turn positive on the day near the 0.6800 mark as, once again, trade headlines impacted the pair's action. As of writing, the pair was up 0.18% on a daily basis at 0.6796.
During an interview with Fox News on Friday, United States (US) President Donald Trump said that the trade deal with China was "potentially very close," to revive hopes of sides concluding the phase one of the deal to avoid the December tariff hike and helped trade-sensitive antipodeans find demand.
Commenting on the markets' recent reaction to headlines surrounding the US-China trade dispute, "Six weeks have passed since the ‘phase-one’ deal was agreed in principle with no deal in place," noted Westpac analysts. “Markets are showing some signs of tiring of the steady drip feed of upbeat comments from US officials and no signs of a final agreement looking likely.”
Eyes on US data
Later in the American session, investors will be watching for signs of weakness in the US manufacturing sector in the IHS Markit's preliminary Manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) report for November. The Services PMI data and the University of Michigan's Consumer Confidence Survey will be featured in the economic docket as well.
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| Today last price | 0.6794 |
| Today Daily Change | 0.0010 |
| Today Daily Change % | 0.15 |
| Today daily open | 0.6784 |
| Trends | |
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| Daily SMA20 | 0.685 |
| Daily SMA50 | 0.6812 |
| Daily SMA100 | 0.6834 |
| Daily SMA200 | 0.6933 |
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| Previous Daily High | 0.6814 |
| Previous Daily Low | 0.6783 |
| Previous Weekly High | 0.6866 |
| Previous Weekly Low | 0.6769 |
| Previous Monthly High | 0.693 |
| Previous Monthly Low | 0.667 |
| Daily Fibonacci 38.2% | 0.6795 |
| Daily Fibonacci 61.8% | 0.6802 |
| Daily Pivot Point S1 | 0.6774 |
| Daily Pivot Point S2 | 0.6763 |
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My first article (in the Journal of Research on Technology in Education, JRTE) by me and Matthew J. Koehler is available as an advance online publication. If you’re interested in TPACK and want to see what I’ve been up to, then please check it out (or send me an email so I can send a copy your way).


There was an old lady who swallowed a fly;
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MALLRATS RATING: 6 / 10 --> Barely recommendable
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Kevin Smith follows up the insane success that he had with his first film CLERKS (8.5/10), which incidentally he had personally financed for about $27,000, with a $6Million Disney financed pop-cultured-teenage-boys-wet-dream movie starring the 90210-famed Shannon Doherty and skateboard sensation Jason Lee. This movie features everything from video games, comic books, movie references and GenX-based thoughts and dialogue, to early roles by big Ben Affleck and Claire "I'm working with Brad Pitt now" Forlani. All that, and clean boob shots of both CHASING AMY (7.5/10) star Joey Lauren Adams and Terri from TV "Three's Company". Wow, what a man!
PLOT: Best friends Brodie and T.S. both get dumped by their girlfriends on the same day, and attempt to rejuvenate their lives by spending another empty day in the nearby mall. The mall gives them plenty of time to run into friends, trouble and get arrested, as their plans to win back their girlfriends begin to crystallize.
CRITIQUE: Excellent written dialogue, plotless plot, and sporadically weak acting qualify this film as a mediocre overly-juvenile teenage addition to the umpteen better films made in its very homage. I will be absolutely honest with you, and tell you that I hate to not love this movie because I am actually a huge personal Kevin Smith fan, but I cannot pretend that I enjoyed this flick much more than I really did. I will admit that as per Kevin's usual style, his dialogue was impeccably written, but spoken at too fast a pace by many of its actors, with too many inside jokes for anyone to grasp within that time. Add that to the fact that the Jay and Silent Bob roles seemed written just for the sake of physical gags, and I can't say that this follow-up to the film that inspired me to take my personal screenwriting seriously (CLERKS) is worthy of much more than a late Sunday afternoon rent session. Although the scene with the boys and the Easter Bunny is to die for!
Having said that, I did love the acting job by Jason Lee, who seemed to relish his role of Brodie with great anger and furious appreciation. You could tell that he really loved his delivering his lines, like one of my favorite exchanges between him and his girlfriend Shannon Doherty:
Doherty: "I've never met a person who lives in as much fear of his mother as you do." Lee: "You want I should tell my mother what we do in here at night?"
Classic Smith. Having said that, I thought the other main character in the film as portrayed by Jeremy London was boring and played rather unsuccessfully by said London. Forlani was also poor in her role as the "always looking nervous" girlfriend, while Affleck pulled off his dance as the macho A-hole magnificently. Now, despite the film having plenty of funny lines, it did also contain many duds, while others seemed scripted or just too literate to be uttered by the dudes in this film. Having said all that, I did enjoy most of the lines, and the boatload of movie homages (Off the top of my head, there were tender pokes at JAWS, BATMAN, GODFATHER, STAR WARS, APOCALYPSE NOW, and many others....) but was eventually bored by the ultimately anti-climactic dating game show ending, and the lack of consistency in the movie. Fans of Kevin Smith should check it out for fun, but others should watch it only if they enjoy well-written dialogue, comic books and movie references galore! Otherwise, get out there and rent one of the funniest and best-written films of all time...CLERKS!!!
Little Known Facts about this film and its stars: Kevin Smith once personally helped me get going with one of my scripts in Hollywood. On top of being a cinematic genius, the man is also a generous human being. What else could you ask for? Kevin Smith had auditioned over 600 hopefuls for the role of Brandi, before he saw Claire Forlani. He was immediately taken with her spot-on impersonation of a callow American youth, and promptly offered to hire her. Only after they'd sealed the deal did he learn that the actress whose mannerisms and delivery had so impressed him was British. This film was shot on location in the Eden Prairie Center in Minnesota. Producer Scott Mosier played a character named Roddy in this film.  The two main characters are named Brodie and Quint, an obvious reference to 1975's JAWS (7.5/10). The background music when T.S. and Hamilton are waiting for the elevator is the same as in the elevator in THE BLUES BROTHERS. T.S. Quint's initials were taken from T.S. Garp, the character Robin Williams played in THE WORLD ACCORDING TO GARP (6/10). It was soon after this film that Kevin Smith and Joey Lauren Adams started going out. Their relationship ended soon after the release of CHASING AMY (7.5/10), in which she starred. Kevin Smith thanks a lot of people at the end of this movie, but here are some of my favorites:
"God- for another opportunity to tell my stupid stories." "Jim- (producer James Jacks) for treating us like the Coens as opposed to the twenty-something know-nothings we really are." "Bob- (Miramax co-chairman Bob Weinstein) for laughing during the pitch." And lastly..."John Landis and John Hughes- for giving me something to do throughout my youth on Friday nights."
Review Date: November 21, 1998 Director: Kevin Smith Writer: Kevin Smith Producer: James Jacks, Scott Mosier and Sean Daniel Actors: Jason Lee as Brodie Shannon Doherty as Rene Jeremy London as T.S. Quint Claire Forlani as Brandi Svenning Michael Rooker as Mr. Jared Svenning Genre: Comedy Year of Release: 1995
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Chabot, Nilsson lead Senators to 4-1 win over Rangers
by Associated PressOTTAWA, Ontario (AP) — Thomas Chabot had a goal and an assist, Anders Nilsson stopped 30 shots, and the Ottawa Senators beat the New York Rangers 4-1 on Friday night.
Logan Brown, Tyler Ennis and Anthony Duclair also scored for the Senators, who have their first three-game winning streak of the season. Nilsson has won his last four starts at home while allowing just five goals in that stretch.
Jacob Trouba scored for the Rangers, and Henrik Lundqvist finished with 35 saves.
Ottawa got off to a fast start, scoring twice in the first 6 1/2 minutes. Chabot got the Senators going just 57 seconds in with his first goal in 17 games, and Brown scored on the power play at 6:32 for his first NHL goal.
Trouba got the Rangers on the scoreboard with a shot from inside the blue line that took a bounce that fooled Nilsson with 2:40 left in the opening period.
Ottawa continued to control the pace of the game for much of the second period. Ennis gave the Senators a 3-1 lead at 1:11 as he fought his way to the net and beat Lundqvist with a wrist shot.
After failing to score on two power plays, including a double-minor Ottawa’s Christian Jaros, the Rangers got into penalty trouble themselves.
Ottawa had a two-man advantage, and Lundqvist made three big saves, but was then beat by Duclair with 6:36 remaining. .
The Senators had another two-man advantage 16 seconds later, but were unable to beat Lundqvist again.
NOTES: This was the third and final meeting between the two teams this season. The Rangers won the first meeting, 4-1 here on Oct. 5, and the Senators won 6-2 at New York on Nov. 4. … Ottawa recalled Max Lajoie and Jaros from Belleville of the AHL as it deals with injuries on the blue line. … Lundqvist remained in a tie with Curtis Joseph for fifth place on the NHL’s goalie wins list at 454.
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Rangers: At Montreal on Saturday night.
Senators: At Columbus on Monday night.
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Piers Morgan tells drugs mule Michaella McCollum to stop whining and give book money to charity
BROADCASTER Piers Morgan has told Co Tyrone drugs mule Michaella McCollum to "stop whining" and give money from her book sales to anti-drug charities.
Ms McCollum said she did not expect to make more than £2,000 from her memoir about her time in a Peruvian jail for drugs smuggling and she hoped others would learn from her mistake.
The mother-of-two appeared on Good Morning Britain yesterday to publicise her book You'll Never See Daylight Again.
She claimed the media had portrayed her in an "un-nice" manner and her private life should not have been reported on during her trial and conviction.
Mr Morgan questioned how she thought the media should have portrayed her.
"I don't know how to break this to you but when you are a £1.5 million cocaine smuggler that is not very nice. Do you know the damage that does?" he said.
The former Mirror editor said her book should act as a "force for a good message" without the "whining and profiteering" and advised her to give the money from the book sales to charity.
"You got the coverage you deserved," he added.
Ms McCollum, from Dungannon, was one half of what became known as the 'Peru Two' - two young women who were caught smuggling cocaine worth £1.5m from a Peru airport in 2013.
She and Scottish accomplice Melissa Reid served time in jail in Lima following their conviction for attempting to smuggle 11kg of cocaine to Spain.
Ms McCollum was released in 2016.
She said she was offered £5,000 to transport the drugs after she was approached at a party.
"I didn't think much about.. I was 20 so I did know a bit," she said.
"I just wasn't thinking... I look back now and think 'how could I not have realised what I was doing?'.
"I didn't know I was going to Peru, I didn't know how much drugs it was... I wasn't really told much about anything."
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Finding Seats
问题描述 :
A group of K friends is going to see a movie. However, they are too late to get good tickets, so they are looking for a good way to sit all nearby. Since they are all science students, they decided to come up with an optimization problem instead of going on with informal arguments to decide which tickets to buy.
The movie theater has R rows of C seats each, and they can see a map with the currently available seats marked. They decided that seating close to each other is all that matters, even if that means seating in the front row where the screen is so big it’s impossible to see it all at once. In order to have a formal criteria, they thought they would buy seats in order to minimize the extension of their group.
The extension is defined as the area of the smallest rectangle with sides parallel to the seats that contains all bought seats. The area of a rectangle is the number of seats contained in it.
They’ve taken out a laptop and pointed at you to help them find those desired seats.
输入:
Each test case will consist on several lines. The first line will contain three positive integers R, C and K as explained above (1 <= R,C <= 300, 1 <= K <= R × C). The next R lines will contain exactly C characters each. The j-th character of the i-th line will be ‘X’ if the j-th seat on the i-th row is taken or ‘.’ if it is available. There will always be at least K available seats in total.
Input is terminated with R = C = K = 0.
Input is terminated with R = C = K = 0.
输出:
Each test case will consist on several lines. The first line will contain three positive integers R, C and K as explained above (1 <= R,C <= 300, 1 <= K <= R × C). The next R lines will contain exactly C characters each. The j-th character of the i-th line will be ‘X’ if the j-th seat on the i-th row is taken or ‘.’ if it is available. There will always be at least K available seats in total.
Input is terminated with R = C = K = 0.
Input is terminated with R = C = K = 0.
样例输入:
3 5 5 ...XX .X.XX XX... 5 6 6 ..X.X. .XXX.. .XX.X. .XXX.X .XX.XX 0 0 0
样例输出:
6 9
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跟书上的解法不一样，不知道哪个效率要高些
。。。
多谢支持！
可是看了很多算法书什么的都是说的(start-end)/2哎。。。
这个才是我想要的
博主的C++功底真是好
为什么不直接用STL排序呢？
可以用公式。主要为了说明动态规划，如果要打表的话，这种方法也是较简单和高效的
给力的文章，例子也非常好
#pragma pack(2) 这个用法太坑爹
感谢~速度真快，我很喜欢这个网站，从基础看起。
yeah, This is very tricky. If you use Cpp,you need more code
great!


Jay-Z Stunned After Watching Yo Gotti Lose $500,000 in Blackjack
by VladTVYo Gotti indulged in a high-stakes blackjack game at Jay-Z's Shawn Carter Charity Gala, which didn't turn out in his favor.
A video quickly spread across social media, which showed Jay-Z looking on in shock as Yo Gotti lost $500,000 in the game after the dealer had 21. Jay exclaimed, "Oh My Goodness," while walking away from the table with his hands in the air. As for Yo Gotti, he kept a straight face after being dealt with the huge blow, which you can view in full above.


The following workshop is currently planned for 2018:
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You can now book your place on this 3 day Python workshop
Do you want to get started using Python (and PsychoPy) for your studies in behavioural sciences? Maybe you keep meaning to switch from another applications and haven’t gotten around to it. These workshops, run by the creators of PsychoPy, will get you off the ground with building and analysing your experiments using Python.
Python is a powerful well-designed programming language that’s totally free and runs on all operating systems. It’s a little like a free replacement for Matlab, but with more flexibility and better syntax! Learning to program is a hugely important skill for scientists in the modern environment and the workshops we run (Beginner and Intermediate) will help you a great deal both in the basics of how to run a study but also in more general programming (like how to run a simulation, how to analyse data or how to alter a large number of image files in a script).
PsychoPy is a modern, powerful, easy-to-use software package for conducting studies in psychophysics, neuroimaging and experimental psychology. It’s become the package of choice in very many labs worldwide (see PsychoPy usage stats). It comes with a graphical interface (Builder) as well as a Python scripting interface (Coder). The workshops we run cater to various audiences, according to whether you want to learn more about programming (most flexible) or about the graphical interface (fastest way to get a study up and running).
The workshops are led by Jon Peirce, who created the core of PsychoPy and has been programming in Python and teaching behavioural scientists since 2003.
For queries about any of these please email me at jonathan.peirce at nottingham.ac.uk (beware my strangely spelled surname when typing that in!)
Book onto Programming Experiments in Python workshop now
When: 16-18 April 2018 (inclusive) Where: School of Psychology, University of Nottingham Cost: £350 Includes: Refreshments and lunch. There is an accommodation package too, costing £50 per night including bed, full breakfast and free wifi Content: Material will cover Python programming basics as well as PsychoPy-specific coding. Note that this is not a workshop about PsychoPy Builder; we’ll really be focussing on programming.
The target audience is those that want to learn to program in Python for general use in science. We will focus on generating experiments: presenting stimuli and collecting responses, but we will cover basic analyses and plotting in Python as well.
We’ll provide you with additional ‘intermediate’ material as well, for you to build on what you’ve learnt, but if you’re already a proficient programmer in Python then this is probably not the course for you.
We’ll not start the first formal session until 10am on Day 1 (coffee available from 9am though) and we’ll finish at 4pm on Day 3 to allow some travel flexibility. But you are welcome to hang around and continue working if you prefer.
All sessions subject to change. Sessions in green and blue are optional (for self-paced and specialist sessions, respectively).


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As of 16 December, the Gabon Ministry of Health has reported 15 suspected cases ( 2 laboratory confirmed) including 12 deaths (see previous report).
The joint Gabonese-International team is at the outbreak site and is actively tracing suspected cases and contacts. In addition, the team is establishing an isolation unit and carrying out education in the local communities aimed at preventing exposure.


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Hi, I am Olha Ostrovna! Nice to meet you :)
Since beginning my Cartography journey, I have created some projects and maps and glad to share them with you!
I’m kind of a newcomer to GIS field. My Cartography history is not so long and I have done not so many carto projects yet. My main motivation for the creation of this portfolio was collecting all of my projects, maps, analysis and research in order to track the development of my skills and knowledge from the early beginning.
Feel free to take a look at my latest projects on the web portfolio page.


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As bluetooth headphones go, the Beoplay E8s are elegantly designed, far cooler than the ubiquitous Apple Airpods and now even cheaper.
TechRadar's reviewer warned us about the four-hour battery life but added: "The touch controls are responsive, and we just can’t get over how gorgeous these things look. Yes, you’re going to be paying a higher price, but for this kind of premium finish and audio quality, it almost seems worth it." This is high-tech audio at a price that's within reach.
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The official calculus resource of Stevens Inst. of Technology
Not actually. Made for SCSC Parody Code Jam 2018, by Wes LaFerriere and Jared Pincus


As I want to improve my website creating skills, I wanted to make a site that allows people to view their current playing song in Spotify and
displays it's lyrics from Genius, the lyric's website.
Website: Genify.joshlmao.com
I created a match history viewer for Artifact in Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF) since the game didn't have one at the time.
I originally created one in WPF since I wasn't experienced in websites, however, I then went on to research and find out about setting one up.
Website: ArtifactHistory.joshlmao.com
Download: Releases
WPF Repository: GitHub
Website Repository: GitHub
This project was created in response to the Gwent standalone game's release. The Gwent subreddit at the time
didn't have a bot that could automatically reply to user's comments if they quote a voice line from the game. This bot idea comes as inspiration from
/r/DotA2 responses bot, as that is a valuable asset to the community, I wanted to do the same.
Repository: Github
Lumière was created as part of my entry for the Ludum Dare 39 game jam in August 2017. The theme of this game jam was "Running out of power".
The whole game was created by myself in 48 hours over one weekend. The idea of the game was to create an endless runner that used power to run,
however the player gained power when killing enemies, which also increased their score.
Play: Itch.io
Repository: Github
I had the idea to create a website connected to a database that allows users to create, store and share their own created ending to Avengers: Endgame
Website: AvengersEndings.com
This is a Unity asset that I created when I realised there is next to no connectivity between Unity and Spotify. I'm a big fan of Spotify
and love to use the service so I worked on creating an easy way for people to use the open source SpotifyAPI
inside the game engine, along with working UI prefabs and tools.
Asset Store: Download
This is the first mobile game I created. It's a simple concept with a ball and obstacles that requires the player to try to get as much score as possible, using upgrades
and abilities to beat other players in the world. The game has it's own leaderboard which tracks any high scores.
Download: Play Store
This was my very first attempt at creating a VR game, and one of my first games inside Unity. It is currently unreleased and is not being worked on.
I wanted to create a game in VR that was a unique game idea with a twist, so I combined clicker games with my favorite game, DotA 2.
I added achievements, statistic tracking, buying new clickers (heroes), buying items, all in VR using models and textures from the game.
Preview: YouTube


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This is the fastest way to get started with Mongrel2. Nothing is really explained, just all the stuff you need is setup and you get to run a few commands. If you want very good explanations for all of this, go read The Mongrel2 Manual a complete manual covering everything from getting started, to writing your first handlers.
Mongrel2 License
Dec-18-2012Mongrel2 uses a BSD 3-clause license which should meet most people's needs.
Design Criticisms
Dec-18-2012The idea for Mongrel2 is slightly controversial, but it has potential. Here's some criticisms about the proposed design, and I'm looking for more.
Hacking On Mongrel2
Dec-18-2012This is organized more like a FAQ than a guide, but it gives all the information you probably need to hack on the Mongrel2 source code. It talks about getting the code, doing your first patch, coding guidelines, etc. These aren't meant to be strict rules but more guidelines to follow.


Mobile Assistant for Pregnancy
Storyboards, mobile
This project is trying to design a handy tool for pregnant women. Basically it’s an intelligent system that observes everything a pregnant woman eats, helping her to stay health for the baby, when cooking, shopping for food, preparing to go shopping, and dining out alone and with friends.
It’s a school project, from 05-651 Interaction Design Fundamentals at CMU taught by John Zimmerman. The main thing I did was to define and explore the behavior of how users interacting with products, services, and all the things around.
Sketch with narrative; design concepts through a storyboard that captures the experience of use; final visual design.
Bodystorming & Clustering & emergent themes
Other than the traditional way to brainstorm, this time we tried the other way – bodystorming, which was work effectively especially to come up great ideas fitting well with the context we wanted to deal with for pregnant woman:
When cooking, when shopping for food, when preparing to go shopping, and when dining out alone and with friends, what will she think? How will she do? Who will she encounter with? Why she should do this not that?
We clustered all the ideas we came up with into 4 basic categories: monitoring, recommending, social network, husband use.
Storyboards
I picked three ideas to further develop using storyboards communicating detailed interaction designs.
Storyboard 1
An app for both wife who pregnant and her husband to usex


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The \rule command generates a rectangular "blob of ink." It can be used to produce horizontal or vertical lines. The arguments are defined as follows.
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The reference point of the rule box is the lower left-hand corner.
A rule box of zero width may be used as a "strut" which is invisible but which causes LaTeX to adjust veritcal spacing to leave room. This can be particularly useful where the \vspace command cannot be used, for example, within mathematical formulas.
The \rule command is fragile.
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| Quantity | Value | Units | Method | Reference | Comment |
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| ΔrH° | 1378. ± 7.9 | kJ/mol | D-EA | Hotop and Lineberger, 1985 | gas phase |
| Quantity | Value | Units | Method | Reference | Comment |
| ΔrG° | 1356. ± 8.4 | kJ/mol | H-TS | Hotop and Lineberger, 1985 | gas phase |
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| State | Te | ωe | ωexe | ωeye | Be | αe | γe | De | βe | re | Trans. | ν00 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| C 1Σ+ | (43350) | (1550) 1 | [(6.66)] 1 | [1.589] 1 | C → X R | (42986) 1 | ||||||
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| c 0- | 42922 | [1229] Z | (42) | 5.96 | 0.27 | 0.00053 | 1.680 | c → X 2 R | 42426 Z | |||
| Ringstrom, 1963 | ||||||||||||
| b 1 | 42883 | [1075.9] Z | (58) | 5.627 3 | 0.320 | 0.00035 | 1.7285 | b → X 3 R | 42323.0 Z | |||
| Ringstrom, 1963 | ||||||||||||
| a 2 | (42720) | (1020) | (45) | [5.523] 4 | 4 | 0.00039 | [1.7447] | a → X R | 42077.1 Z | |||
| Ringstrom, 1963 | ||||||||||||
| State | Te | ωe | ωexe | ωeye | Be | αe | γe | De | βe | re | Trans. | ν00 |
| B 0+ | (38545) 5 | [1544.5] Z | (74) 6 | 5.849 7 8 | 0.187 6 | [3.0E-4] 9 | 1.6954 | B ↔ X R | 38231.8 Z | |||
| Heimer, 1936; missing citation; Loginov, 1964 | ||||||||||||
| A 0+ | 27665.7 5 | 1669.55 Z | 55.06 | -3.93 | 6.0069 | 0.249 | -0.027 | 0.000324 | 0.000028 | 1.67297 | A ↔ X R | 27344.5 Z |
| Farkas, 1929; Heimer, 1936; Imanishi, 1937; missing citation; Loginov, 1964 | ||||||||||||
| X 1Σ+ | 0 | 2305.01 Z | 43.12 | -0.44 | 7.2401 | 0.2136 | 0.000279 | -0.00000084 | 1.52385 |
| 1 | Approximate constants for the deperturbed state. Perturbed values are B0 = 5.79, ν0(0-0) = 43105.5. Rotational levels in v=0 are broadened: broadening increases with J. See 8. |
| 2 | Q branches only having J ≥ 18. |
| 3 | Ω-type doubling Δνef(v=0) ~ +0.006J(J+1) +0.00007 J2(J+1)2 - ...for J < 17. b 1 (v=0) perturbed by B 0+ (v=3) at J~18. Bands with v' ≥ 1 consist of Q branches only. |
| 4 | Ω-type doubling Δνef(v=0) ~ -0.005J(J+1) + 0.00002 J2(J+1)2. Bands ascribed by Ringstrom, 1963 to v=4 and 5 (B4 = 4.60, B5 = 3.63) consist of Q branches only: line width increasing with J, see 8 . |
| 5 | A and B correspond to 1Σ* and 1Σ**, respectively, of Heimer, 1936. |
| 6 | Vibrational levels observed up to v=4. Levels with v ≥ 2 are strongly perturbed by C 1Σ+. For details see Ringstrom, 1963. |
| 7 | Broadening, increasing with J, of rotational levels in v=3 and 4. See 8 . |
| 8 | Predissociations in B 0+, a 2, and C 1Σ+ are due to interaction with an unstable 1 state arising from Au(2D5/2) + H(2S): see Ringstrom, 1963. |
| 9 | D1 = 3.4E-4. |
| 10 | Based on the value for the common dissociation limit Au(2D3/2) + H(2S) of states B, a, b,and c Ringstrom, 1963. Agrees within error limits with an earlier thermochemical value by Farkas, 1929. |
| 11 | D1 = 7.6E-4. |
| 12 | From the value for AuH. |
| 13 | Approximate constants for the deperturbed state. Perturbed values are B0 = 2.954, ν0(0-0) = 43011.0. Constants for an additional level at 45122.8 cm-1 above X 1Σ+(v=0), assumed to be unperturbed and tentatively assigned as v=2, are B2 = 2.75, D2 = 8.3E-4. |
| 14 | Average of the two Ω-type doubling components; Δνef ~ +0.0055 J(J+1). |
| 15 | Vibrational levels observed for v ≤ 7, except v=6. Levels with v > 2 are strongly perturbed by C 1Σ+ Ringstrom, 1963. βe ~ +0.06E-4. |
| 16 | Line width in 5 ← 0 band increases with J. |
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Hotop and Lineberger, 1985
Hotop, H.; Lineberger, W.C.,
Binding energies in atomic negative ions. II,
J. Phys. Chem. Ref. Data, 1985, 14, 731. [all data]
Ringstrom, 1963
Ringstrom, U.,
Absorption spectrum of gold hydride in the ultra-violet,
Nature (London), 1963, 198, 981. [all data]
Heimer, 1936
Heimer, T.,
Der isotopieeffekt des goldhydrids (AuH/AuD),
Die Naturwissenschaften, 1936, 24, 78. [all data]
Loginov, 1964
Loginov, V.A.,
The production of electronic band spectra by the exploding wire method,
Opt. Spectrosc. Engl. Transl., 1964, 16, 220, In original 402. [all data]
Farkas, 1929
Farkas, A.,
Uber die bildung von gasformigen goldhydrid,
Z. Phys. Chem. Abt. B, 1929, 5, 467. [all data]
Imanishi, 1937
Imanishi, S.,
The near ultra-violet 1Σ→1Σ band system of gold deuteride, and a new analysis of gold hydride spectrum,
Sci. Pap. Inst. Phys. Chem. Res. Jpn., 1937, 31, 247. [all data]
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INVOCATION_NAME
Section: Linux Programmer's Manual (3)
Updated: 2006-04-29
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NAME
program_invocation_name, program_invocation_short_name - obtain name used to invoke calling program
SYNOPSIS
#define _GNU_SOURCE /* See feature_test_macros(7) */
#include <errno.h>
extern char *program_invocation_name;
extern char *program_invocation_short_name;
DESCRIPTION
program_invocation_name
contains the name that was used to invoke the calling program.
This is the same as the value of
argv[0]
in
main(),
with the difference that the scope of
program_invocation_name
is global.
program_invocation_short_name
contains the basename component of name that was used to invoke
the calling program.
That is, it is the same value as
program_invocation_name,
with all text up to and including the final slash (/), if any, removed.
These variables are automatically initialized by the glibc run-time
startup code.
CONFORMING TO
These variables are GNU extensions, and should not be
used in programs intended to be portable.
NOTES
The Linux-specific
/proc/[number]/cmdline
file provides access to similar information.
SEE ALSO
proc(5)
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Routine type conversion in the framework is transparent. Generally, all you need to do is ensure that HTML inputs have names that can be used in OGNL expressions. (HTML inputs are form elements and other GET/POST parameters.)
Type conversion is great for situations where you need to turn a String in to a more complex object. Because the web is type-agnostic (everything is a string in HTTP), WebWork's type conversion features are very useful. For instance, if you were prompting a user to enter in coordinates in the form of a string (such as "3, 22"), you could have WebWork do the conversion both from String to Point and from Point to String.
Using this "point" example, if your action (or another compound object in which you are setting properties on) has a corresponding ClassName-conversion.properties file, WebWork will use the configured type converters for conversion to and from strings. So turning "3, 22" in to new Point(3, 22) is done by merely adding the following entry to ClassName-conversion.properties (Note that the PointConverter should impl the ognl.TypeConverter interface):
point = com.acme.PointConverter
Your type converter should be sure to check what class type it is being requested to convert. Because it is used for both to and from strings, you will need to split the conversion method in to two parts: one that turns Strings in to Points, and one that turns Points in to Strings.
After this is done, you can now reference your point (using <ww:property value="post"/> in JSP or ${point} in FreeMarker) and it will be printed as "3, 22" again. As such, if you submit this back to an action, it will be converted back to a Point once again.
In some situations you may wish to apply a type converter globally. This can be done by editing the file xwork-conversion.properties in the root of your class path (typically WEB-INF/classes) and providing a property in the form of the class name of the object you wish to convert on the left hand side and the class name of the type converter on the right hand side. For example, providing a type converter for all Point objects would mean adding the following entry:
com.acme.Point = com.acme.PointConverter
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Type conversion should not be used as a substitute for i18n. It is not recommended to use this feature to print out properly formatted dates. Rather, you should use the i18n features of WebWork (and consult the JavaDocs for JDK's MessageFormat object) to see how a properly formatted date should be displayed. |
The framework ships with a base helper class that simplifies converting to and from Strings, org.apache.struts.action2.util.StrutsTypeConverter. The helper class makes it easy to write type converters that handle converting objects to Strings as well as from Strings.
From the JavaDocs:
Base class for type converters used in Struts. This class provides two abstract methods that are used to convert both to and from strings – the critical functionality that is core to Struts's type coversion system.
Type converters do not have to use this class. It is merely a helper base class, although it is recommended that you use this class as it provides the common type conversion contract required for all web-based type conversion.
There's a hook (fall back method) called performFallbackConversion
of which
could be used to perform some fallback conversion if convertValue
method of this
failed. By default it just ask its super class (Ognl's DefaultTypeConverter) to do the conversion.
To allow the framework to recognize that a conversion error has occurred, throw an XWorkException or preferable a TypeConversionException.
XWork will automatically handle the most common type conversion for you. This includes support for converting to and from Strings for each of the following:
Note that with arrays the type conversion will defer to the type of the array elements and try to convert each item individually. As with any other type conversion, if the conversion can't be performed the standard type conversion error reporting is used to indicate a problem occured while processing the type conversion.
The best way to take advantage of the framework's type conversion is to utilize complete objects (ideally your domain objects directly). There is no need to capture form values using intermediate Strings and primitives and then convert those values to full objects in an Action method.
Here are some tips for leveraging the framework's type conversion capabilties:
To create a type converter one would need to extends StrutsTypeConverter.
public class MyConverter extends StrutsTypeConverter { public Object convertFromString(Map context, String[] values, Class toClass) { ..... } public String convertToString(Map context, Object o) { ..... } }
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To allow Struts to recognize that a conversion error has occurred, the converter class need to throw XWorkException or preferably TypeConversionException. |
The framework also handles advanced type conversion cases, like null property handling and converting values in Maps and Collections, and type conversion error handling.
Null property handling will automatically create objects where null references are found.
Provided that the key #CREATE_NULL_OBJECTS is in the action context with a value of true (this key is set only during the execution of the com.opensymphony.xwork2.interceptor.ParametersInterceptor), OGNL expressions that have caused a NullPointerException will be temporarily stopped for evaluation while the system automatically tries to solve the null references by automatically creating the object.
The following rules are used when handling null references:
For example, if a form element has a text field named person.name and the expression person evaluates to null, then this class will be invoked. Because the person expression evaluates to a Person class, a new Person is created and assigned to the null reference. Finally, the name is set on that object and the overall effect is that the system automatically created a Person object for you, set it by calling setUsers() and then finally called getUsers().setName() as you would typically expect.
Collection and Map support provides intelligent null handling and type conversion for Java Collections.
The framework supports ways to discover the object type for elements in a collection. The discover is made via an ObjectTypeDeterminer. A default implementation is provided with the framework. The Javadocs explain how Map and Collection support is discovered in the DefaultObjectTypeDeterminer.
This ObjectTypeDeterminer looks at the Class-conversion.properties for entries that indicated what objects are contained within Maps and Collections. For Collections, such as Lists, the element is specified using the pattern Element_xxx, where xxx is the field name of the collection property in your action or object. For Maps, both the key and the value may be specified by using the pattern Key_xxx and Element_xxx, respectively.
From WebWork 2.1.x, the Collection_xxx format is still supported and honored, although it is deprecated and will be removed eventually.
Additionally, you can create your own custom ObjectTypeDeterminer by implementing the ObjectTypeDeterminer interface. There is also an optional ObjectTypeDeterminer that utilizes Java 5 generics. See the Annotations page for more information.
It is also possible to obtain a unique element of a collection by passing the value of a given property of that element. By default, the property of the element of the collection is determined in Class-conversion.properties using KeyProperty_xxx=yyy, where xxx is the property of the bean Class that returns the collection and yyy is the property of the collection element that we want to index on.
For an example, see the following two classes:
/** * @return a Collection of Foo objects */ public Collection getFooCollection() { return foo; }
/** * @return a unique identifier */ public Long getId() { return id; }
To enable type conversion, put the instruction KeyProperty_fooCollection=id in the MyAction-conversion.properties file. This technique allows use of the idiom fooCollection(someIdValue) to obtain the Foo object with value someIdValue in the Set fooCollection. For example, fooCollection(22) would return the Foo object in the fooCollection Collection whose id property value was 22.
This technique is useful, because it ties a collection element directly to its unique identifier. You are not forced to use an index. You can edit the elements of a collection associated to a bean without any additional coding. For example, parameter name fooCollection(22).name and value Phil would set name the Foo Object in the fooCollection Collection whose id property value was 22 to be Phil.
The framework automatically converts the type of the parameter sent in to the type of the key property using type conversion.
Unlike Map and List element properties, if fooCollection(22) does not exist, it will not be created. If you would like it created, use the notation fooCollection.makeNew[index] where index is an integer 0, 1, and so on. Thus, parameter value pairs fooCollection.makeNew[0]=Phil and fooCollection.makeNew[1]=John would add two new Foo Objects to fooCollection -- one with name property value Phil and the other with name property value Bar. However, in the case of a Set, the equals and hashCode methods should be defined such that they don't only include the id property. Otherwise, one element of the null id properties Foos to be removed from the Set.
Here is the model bean used within the list. The KeyProperty for this bean is the id attribute.
public class MyBean implements Serializable { private Long id; private String name; public Long getId() { return id; } public void setId(Long id) { this.id = id; } public String getName() { return name; } public void setName(String name) { this.name = name; } public String toString() { return "MyBean{" + "id=" + id + ", name='" + name + '\'' + '}'; } }
The Action has a beanList attribute initialized with an empty ArrayList.
public class MyBeanAction implements Action { private List beanList = new ArrayList(); private Map beanMap = new HashMap(); public List getBeanList() { return beanList; } public void setBeanList(List beanList) { this.beanList = beanList; } public Map getBeanMap() { return beanMap; } public void setBeanMap(Map beanMap) { this.beanMap = beanMap; } public String execute() throws Exception { return SUCCESS; } }
These conversion.properties tell the TypeConverter to use MyBean instances as elements of the List.
KeyProperty_beanList=id
Element_beanList=MyBean
CreateIfNull_beanList=true
<ww:iterator value="beanList" id="bean"> <ww:textfield name="beanList(%{bean.id}).name" /> </ww:iterator>
Type conversion error handling provides a simple way to distinguish between an input validation problem and an input type conversion problem.
Any error that occurs during type conversion may or may not wish to be reported. For example, reporting that the input "abc" could not be converted to a number might be important. On the other hand, reporting that an empty string, "", cannot be converted to a number might not be important - especially in a web environment where it is hard to distinguish between a user not entering a value vs. entering a blank value.
By default, all conversion errors are reported using the generic i18n key xwork.default.invalid.fieldvalue, which you can override (the default text is Invalid field value for field "xxx", where xxx is the field name) in your global i18n resource bundle.
However, sometimes you may wish to override this message on a per-field basis. You can do this by adding an i18n key associated with just your action (Action.properties) using the pattern invalid.fieldvalue.xxx, where xxx is the field name.
It is important to know that none of these errors are actually reported directly. Rather, they are added to a map called conversionErrors in the ActionContext. There are several ways this map can then be accessed and the errors can be reported accordingly.
There are two ways the error reporting can occur:
By default, the conversion interceptor is included in struts-default.xml in the default stack. To keep conversion errors from reporting globally, change the interceptor stack, and add additional validation rules.


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