第一个信息来源 FAQs Most Common Questions asked by Non Muslims：PORK FORBIDDEN
第二个信息来源 Questions Commonly Asked by Non-Muslims - VI : Why is Pork Forbidden?,和第一个信息地址的内容大部分相同，比第一个信息更正式一些。
说明：下面是穆斯林向非穆斯林说明他们不吃猪肉的几点原因。这里尊重宗教信仰自由，转载此处并无冒犯之意，原因说明本意以英文为准，翻译不准确的地方请留言。作者是Dr. Zakir Naik，他是Islamic Research Foundation的President。
PORK FORBIDDEN
禁食猪肉
Question:
Why is the eating of pork forbidden in Islam?
问：为什么穆斯林禁止食用猪肉？
Answer:
The fact that consumption of pork is prohibited in Islam is well-known. The following points explain various aspects of this prohibition:
答：大家都知道穆斯林禁食猪肉，下面将阐述这个习惯的几点原因。
1. Pork prohibited in the Qur’an
1. 《古兰经》里禁食猪肉
The Qur’an prohibits the consumption of pork in no less than four different places. It is prohibited in 2:173, 5:3, 6:145 and 16:115.
“Forbidden to you (for food) are: dead meat, blood, the flesh of swine, and that on which hath been invoked the name of other than Allah.”
[Al Qur’an 5:3]
The above verses of the Glorious Qur’an are sufficient to satisfy a Muslim as to why pork is forbidden.
2. Pork prohibited in the Bible
2. 《圣经》里禁食猪肉
The Christian is likely to be convinced by his religious scriptures. The Bible prohibits the consumption of pork, in the Book of Leviticus:
“And the swine, though he divide the hoof, and be cloven footed, yet he cheweth not the cud; he is unclean to you.”
“Of their flesh shall ye not eat, and their carcase shall ye not touch, they are unclean to you.”
[Book of Leviticus 11:7-8]
Pork is also prohibited in the Bible in the Book of Deuteronomy:
“And the swine, because it divideth the hoof, yet cheweth not the cud, it is unclean unto you. Ye shall not eat of their flesh, nor touch their dead carcase.”
[Book of Deuteronomy 14:8]
A similar prohibition is repeated in the Bible in the Book of Isaiah Chapter 65 Verses 2-5.
3. Consumption of pork causes several diseases
3. 食用猪肉会造成几种疾病
The other non-Muslims and atheists will agree only if convinced through reason, logic and science. Eating of pork can cause no less than seventy different types of diseases. A person can have various helminths like roundworm, pinworm, hookworm, etc. One of the most dangerous is Taenia Solium, which is in lay man’s terminology called tapeworm. It harbours in the intestine and is very long. Its ova i.e. eggs, enter the blood stream and can reach almost all the organs of the body. If it enters the brain it can cause memory loss. If it enters the heart it can cause heart attack, if it enters the eye it can cause blindness, if it enters the liver it can cause liver damage. It can damage almost all the organs of the body.
Another dangerous helminthes is Trichuris trichiura. A common misconception about pork is that if it is cooked well, these ova die. In a research project undertaken in America, it was found that out of twenty-four people suffering from Trichuris trichiura, twenty-two had cooked the pork very well. This indicates that the ova present in the pork do not die under normal cooking temperature.
4. Pork has fat building material
4. 猪肉富含脂肪
Pork has very little muscle building material and contains excess of fat. This fat gets deposited in the vessels and can cause hypertension and heart attack. It is not surprising that over 50 million Americans suffer from hypertension.
5. Pig is one of the filthiest animals on earth
5. 猪是地球上最污秽的动物之一
The pig is one of the filthiest animals on earth. It lives and thrives on muck, faeces and dirt. It is the best scavenger that I know that God has produced. In the villages they don’t have modern toilets and the villagers excrete in the open air. Very often excreta is cleared by pigs.
Some may argue that in advanced countries like Australia, pigs are bred in very clean and hygienic conditions. Even in these hygienic conditions the pigs are kept together in sties. No matter how hard you try to keep them clean they are filthy by nature.
6.   It is the only animal that invites its friends to have sex with its mate. In America, most people consume pork. Many times after dance parties, they have swapping of wives; i.e. many say “you sleep with my wife and I will sleep with your wife”.  We Indians look upon America to be very advanced and sophisticated. Whatever they do, we follow after a few years. According to an article in Island magazine, this practice of swapping wives has become common in the affluent circles of Mumbai.
猪是地球上最没有廉耻的动物，它们是唯一一种会邀请朋友和自己配偶进行交媾的动物。在美国，大部分人食用猪肉。舞会之后，他们经常相互交换妻子。比如，很多人会这样说”你和我的妻子睡觉，我和你的妻子睡觉”。如果你食用猪肉，你的行为就会变成猪一样。我们印度人眼中认为美国很高级很厉害。如果他们做什么，我们也跟着效仿，不出几年，根据Island magazine的一篇文章，换妻就会在孟买的富人圈里很普遍。
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Technical Documentation¶
This is the technical documentation. See Tutorials instead to get started.
Methods¶
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epimodel.
epimodel
(struct_linear, struct_interaction)¶ Parses struct into matrices
Parameters: - struct_linear (struct) –
struct corresponding to linear flows. The syntax is
struct.origin.target = flowrate
- struct_interaction (struct) –
struct corresponding to interacted flows. The syntax is
struct.origin.interaction.target = flowrate
Example
% SEIR model struct_linear.exposed.infectious = 1; struct_linear.infectious.recovered = 1; struct_interaction.susceptible.infectious.exposed = 1; seir_model = epimodel(struct_linear, struct_interaction);
- struct_linear (struct) –
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epimodel.
set_initial_dist
(struct_dist)¶ Sets initial distribution
Parameters: struct_dist (struct) – struct of initial distribution. Unfilled values default to zero Example
struct_dist.infectious = 1e-4; struct_dist.susceptible = 1 - 1e-4; seir_model.set_initial_dist(struct_dist);
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epimodel.
simulate
(end_time, time_step)¶ Runs simulation/ODE forward
Parameters: - end_time (double) – end time of simulation
- time_step (double) – [default 1e-3] time step of discretization
Example
seir_model.simulate(10);
See also
Note
Note that The values are computed using an “explicit” udpate, so time_step needs to small enough to satisfy the CFL condition.
Properties¶
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epimodel.
results
¶ Type: struct
Description: Struct of simulation results
Example: plot(model.results.time, model.results.infectious);
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epimodel.
init_dist
¶ Type: double Description: vector of initial distribution Note: Set it using set_initial_dist
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epimodel.
name2loc
¶ Type: struct Description: (INTERNAL ATTRIBUTE) struct of location for different variables
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epimodel.
loc2name
¶ Type: cell array Description: (INTERNAL ATTRIBUTE) cell array of variable names
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epimodel.
time_knots
¶ Type: double Description: time knot points of simulation


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My rating: 5 of 5 stars
Exquisite short book that makes for a longer read because you want to hold on to it for as long as you can. In a series of short stories, Ehrlich narrates her experiences in Wyoming while working in a ranch. The book is beautifully written but, as a non-native english speaker, it does contain some passages/words a bit too hard.
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These instructions are from: https://github.com/rmcelreath/rethinking
Go to http://mc-stan.org
and follow the instructions for
your platform. The biggest challenge is getting a C++ compiler
configured to work with your installation of R. The instructions at the
RStan
getting started website are quite thorough.
Installing Stan can be a bit complicated on some machines, especially if you haven’t run programs that require a C++ compiler before (if that sentence doesn’t make sense to you, this means you), so please don’t wait until the morning of class to install Stan. Try to install it a few days beforehand, and if you can’t get it to work let me know and I’ll try to help.
To check that it works, once you’ve successfully done all the other steps please open R and run the code below. If it works, you’re good to go!
library(rstan)
stanmodelcode <- "
data {
int<lower=0> N;
real y[N];
}
parameters {
real mu;
}
model {
target += normal_lpdf(mu | 0, 10);
target += normal_lpdf(y | mu, 1);
}
"
y <- rnorm(20)
dat <- list(N = 20, y = y);
fit <- stan(model_code = stanmodelcode, model_name = "example",
data = dat, iter = 2012, chains = 3, sample_file = 'norm.csv',
verbose = TRUE)
print(fit)
traceplot(fit)
rethinking
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from within R using:
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devtools::install_github("rmcelreath/rethinking")
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and other packages by Richard
McElreath:
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Class ResolveContext
Standard implementation of IResolveContext
Inherited Members
Namespace: Rezolver
Assembly: Rezolver.dll
Syntax
public sealed class ResolveContext : IResolveContext, IScopeFactory
Constructors
| Improve this Doc View SourceResolveContext(IContainer, Type)
Initializes a new instance of the ResolveContext class.
Declaration
public ResolveContext(IContainer container, Type requestedType)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| IContainer | container | The container. |
| Type | requestedType | The type of object to be resolved from the container. |
ResolveContext(IContainerScope, Type)
Initializes a new instance of the ResolveContext class from the given scope.
Declaration
public ResolveContext(IContainerScope scope, Type requestedType)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| IContainerScope | scope | The scope. |
| Type | requestedType | The of object to be resolved from the container. |
Properties
| Improve this Doc View SourceContainer
The container for this context.
Declaration
public IContainer Container { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| IContainer |
Remarks
This is the container which received the original call to Resolve(IResolveContext), but is not necessarily the same container that will eventually end up resolving the object.
Previous
A reference to the context from which this one was created.
Declaration
public IResolveContext Previous { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| IResolveContext |
RequestedType
Gets the type being requested from the container.
Declaration
public Type RequestedType { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Type |
Scope
Gets the scope that's active for all calls for this context.
Declaration
public IContainerScope Scope { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| IContainerScope | The scope. |
Methods
| Improve this Doc View SourceCreateScope()
Declaration
public IContainerScope CreateScope()
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| IContainerScope |
Remarks
This interface implementation is present for when an object wants to be able to inject a scope factory in order to create child scopes which are correctly parented either to another active scope or the container.
New(Type, IContainer, IContainerScope)
Creates a new context from this one, typically with at least one of the properties changed according to the parameters you pass.
Note that if none of the parameters are provided; or if none of the parameters have different values from those already on the properties of the context, then the method can return the same instance on which it is called.
Declaration
public IResolveContext New(Type newRequestedType = null, IContainer newContainer = null, IContainerScope newScope = null)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Type | newRequestedType | Optional - a new type to be resolved. If a new context is created, then its RequestedType will be inherited from this context, unless a non-null type is passed to this parameter. |
| IContainer | newContainer | Optional - a new container to be used for the new context. If a new context is created, then its Container will be inherited from this context unless a non-null container is passed to this parameter. |
| IContainerScope | newScope | Optional - a new scope to be used for the new context. If a new context is created, then its Scope will be inherited from this context unless a non-null container is passed to this parameter. Note the implication: once a context has a non-null Scope, it's not possible to create a new, child, context which has a null scope. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| IResolveContext |
Resolve(Type)
Resolves a new instance of a different type from the same scope/container that originally received the current Resolve operation.
Declaration
public object Resolve(Type newRequestedType)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Type | newRequestedType | New type to be resolved. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Object |
Remarks
Use this method, or the generic equivalent, to resolve dependency services in a factory or expression.
If a scope is active then it will be honoured.
Resolve<TResult>()
Resolves a new instance of a different type from the same scope/container that originally received the current Resolve operation.
Declaration
public TResult Resolve<TResult>()
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| TResult |
Type Parameters
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| TResult | New type to be resolved. |
Remarks
Use this method, or the non-generic equivalent, to resolve dependency services in a factory or expression.
If a scope is active then it will be honoured.
ToString()
Returns a String that represents this instance.
Declaration
public override string ToString()
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| String |
Overrides
| Improve this Doc View SourceTryResolve(Type, out Object)
Mirror of the TryResolve(IResolveContext, out Object) method which works directly off this resolve context - taking into account the current Container and Scope
Declaration
public bool TryResolve(Type newRequestedType, out object result)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Type | newRequestedType | The type to be resolved. |
| Object | result | Receives the result of a successful resolve operation. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Boolean | A boolean indicating whether the operation was successful. |
Remarks
Use this method, or the non-generic equivalent, to resolve dependency services in a factory or expression.
If a scope is active then it will be honoured.
TryResolve<TResult>(out TResult)
Generic equivalent of TryResolve(Type, out Object)
Declaration
public bool TryResolve<TResult>(out TResult result)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| TResult | result | Receives the result of a successful resolve operation. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Boolean | A boolean indicating whether the operation was successful. |
Type Parameters
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| TResult | The type to be resolved. |


23 November 2012 - As of 23 November 2012, a total of 20 (probable or confirmed) cases, including 9 deaths have been reported from4 districts in Uganda (Kabale, Ibanda, Mbarara, and Kampala).
The last confirmed case was hospitalised on 31 October 2012.
The Ministry of Health continues to conduct active surveillance and investigation on all cases alerted in the 4 districts. Close contacts of the Marburg cases are being followed-up for a period of 21 days.
WHO and international partners, including the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), the Uganda Red Cross (URCS), African Field Epidemiology Network (AFENET), Plan Uganda and Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) are supporting the national authorities in the investigation and response to the outbreak. Experts have been deployed through the Global Outbreak Alert and Response Network (GOARN) to strengthen the field team.
Trainings are being provided to health professionals on infection prevention and control (IPC), and on field information management. Social mobilization activities are being conducted to raise awareness on prevention and control of Marburg haemorrhagic fever.
With respect to this outbreak, WHO does not recommend that any travel or trade restriction be applied to Uganda.


Implements the MQTT interface to the ServalPal module. Adapted from the original XDK module: XDK_MQTT.h and MQTT.c.
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Implements the MQTT interface to the ServalPal module. Adapted from the original XDK module: XDK_MQTT.h and MQTT.c.
Added single use / single call protection using semaphores. Added internal state management.
- Author
- Solace IoT Team
- Date
- Jan-2019 to Feb-2020
◆ APP_XDK_MQTT_MAX_UNSUBSCRIBE_COUNT
| #define APP_XDK_MQTT_MAX_UNSUBSCRIBE_COUNT 10UL |
the max number of topics to unsubscribe from in one call
◆ APP_XDK_MQTT_TAKE_EXTERNAL_INTERFACE_CONNECT_SEMAPHORE_WAIT_IN_MS
| #define APP_XDK_MQTT_TAKE_EXTERNAL_INTERFACE_CONNECT_SEMAPHORE_WAIT_IN_MS UINT32_C(60000) |
wait for module to become free for connect call
◆ APP_XDK_MQTT_TAKE_EXTERNAL_INTERFACE_PUBLISH_QOS_0_SEMAPHORE_WAIT_IN_MS
| #define APP_XDK_MQTT_TAKE_EXTERNAL_INTERFACE_PUBLISH_QOS_0_SEMAPHORE_WAIT_IN_MS UINT32_C(100) |
wait for module to become free for publish call for qos0 messages
◆ APP_XDK_MQTT_TAKE_EXTERNAL_INTERFACE_PUBLISH_QOS_1_SEMAPHORE_WAIT_IN_MS
wait for module to become free for publish call for qos1 messages
◆ APP_XDK_MQTT_TAKE_EXTERNAL_INTERFACE_SUBSCRIBE_SEMAPHORE_WAIT_IN_MS
| #define APP_XDK_MQTT_TAKE_EXTERNAL_INTERFACE_SUBSCRIBE_SEMAPHORE_WAIT_IN_MS UINT32_C(60000) |
wait for module to become free for subscribe call
◆ APP_XDK_MQTT_TAKE_EXTERNAL_INTERFACE_UNSUBSCRIBE_SEMAPHORE_WAIT_IN_MS
| #define APP_XDK_MQTT_TAKE_EXTERNAL_INTERFACE_UNSUBSCRIBE_SEMAPHORE_WAIT_IN_MS UINT32_C(60000) |
wait for module to become free for unsubscribe call
◆ APP_XDK_MQTT_URL_FORMAT_NON_SECURE
| #define APP_XDK_MQTT_URL_FORMAT_NON_SECURE "mqtt://%s:%d" |
the non-secure serval stack expected MQTT URL format
◆ APP_XDK_MQTT_URL_FORMAT_SECURE
| #define APP_XDK_MQTT_URL_FORMAT_SECURE "mqtts://%s:%d" |
the secure serval stack expected MQTT URL format
◆ BCDS_MODULE_ID
< undefine any previous module id
◆ AppXDK_MQTT_State_T
Enum to represent the current state of the module.
| Enumerator |
|---|
| AppXDK_MQTT_State_Ready | ready state
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| AppXDK_MQTT_State_Connecting | currently connecting
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| AppXDK_MQTT_State_Publishing | currently publishing
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| AppXDK_MQTT_State_Subscribing | currently subscribing
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| AppXDK_MQTT_State_Unsubscribing | current unsubscribing
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◆ AppXDK_MQTT_ConnectToBroker()
◆ appXDK_MQTT_EventHandler()
| static retcode_t appXDK_MQTT_EventHandler |
( |
MqttSession_T * |
servalSession, |
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MqttEvent_t |
servalEvent, |
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const MqttEventData_t * |
servalEventData |
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) |
| |
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static |
Callback function used by the stack to communicate events to the application. Each event will bring with it specialized data that will contain more information.
Module ensures there is only one callback running at any time. The initiator of the interaction - AppXDK_MQTT_ConnectToBroker(), AppXDK_MQTT_SubsribeToTopic(), AppXDK_MQTT_UnsubsribeFromTopics(), AppXDK_MQTT_PublishToTopic() will block on (take) a semaphore. This callback event handler will release the semaphore so the initiator can continue synchronously. Implements a typical async -> sync conversion using semaphores.
Sets the appXDK_MQTT_EventHandler_Retcode variable for the initiator of the interaction to read:
Sets the following status variables for the initiator of the interaction to read:
Manages / sets the following static variables:
- Parameters
-
| [in] | servalSession | unused |
| [in] | servalEvent | event type |
| [in] | servalEventData | the data associated for this event type, see MqttEventData_u |
- Returns
- retcode_t: always RC_OK
union MqttEventData_u {
MqttConnectionEstablishedEvent_T connect;
MqttSubscriptionData_T subscription;
MqttPublishData_T publish;
MqttSession_T session;
retcode_t status;
} MqttEventData_t;
Events communicated to the application using the onMqttEvent callback in the session. Each event carries a particular data type which describes further the event.
The mapping of the MqttEvent_t type field to MqttEventData_t fields is:
- MQTT_CONNECTION_ESTABLISHED -> MqttConnectionEstablishedEvent_T,
- MQTT_CONNECTION_ERROR -> MqttConnectionEstablishedEvent_T,
- MQTT_CONNECT_SEND_FAILED -> NULL,
- MQTT_CONNECT_TIMEOUT -> NULL,
- MQTT_CONNECTION_CLOSED -> NULL,
- MQTT_DISCONNECT_SEND_FAILED -> NULL,
- MQTT_PING_SEND_FAILED -> NULL,
- MQTT_PING_RESPONSE_RECEIVED -> NULL,
- MQTT_SUBSCRIPTION_ACKNOWLEDGED -> MqttSubscriptionData_T,
- MQTT_SUBSCRIBE_SEND_FAILED -> MqttSubscriptionData_T,
- MQTT_SUBSCRIBE_TIMEOUT -> MqttSubscriptionData_T,
- MQTT_SUBSCRIPTION_REMOVED -> MqttSubscriptionData_T,
- MQTT_UNSUBSCRIBE_TIMEOUT -> MqttSubscriptionData_T,
- MQTT_UNSUBSCRIBE_SEND_FAILED -> MqttSubscriptionData_T,
- MQTT_INCOMING_PUBLISH -> MqttPublishData_T,
- MQTT_PUBLISHED_DATA -> MqttPublishData_T,
- MQTT_PUBLISH_TIMEOUT -> MqttPublishData_T,
- MQTT_PUBLISH_SEND_FAILED -> MqttPublishData_T,
- MQTT_PUBLISH_SEND_ACK_FAILED -> NULL,
- MQTT_SERVER_DID_NOT_RELEASE -> NULL,
◆ AppXDK_MQTT_FreeSubscribeCallbackParams()
Frees the subscription parameters received in the subscribe callback as specified in the subscription.
- Parameters
-
| [in] | params | the subscription message |
◆ appXDK_MQTT_GetModuleBusyRetcode()
| static Retcode_T appXDK_MQTT_GetModuleBusyRetcode |
( |
void |
| ) |
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static |
◆ appXDK_MQTT_HandleEventIncomingDataCallback()
| static void appXDK_MQTT_HandleEventIncomingDataCallback |
( |
MqttPublishData_T |
incomingData | ) |
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static |
◆ AppXDK_MQTT_Init()
◆ AppXDK_MQTT_PublishToTopic()
◆ AppXDK_MQTT_Setup()
| Retcode_T AppXDK_MQTT_Setup |
( |
void |
| ) |
|
◆ AppXDK_MQTT_SubsribeToTopic()
◆ AppXDK_MQTT_UnsubsribeFromTopics()
| Retcode_T AppXDK_MQTT_UnsubsribeFromTopics |
( |
const uint8_t |
numTopics, |
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const char * |
topicsStrArray[] |
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) |
| |
◆ appXDK_MQTT_AppInitiatedInteraction
| bool appXDK_MQTT_AppInitiatedInteraction = false |
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static |
flag to indicate that interaction was initiated by the application (externally)
◆ appXDK_MQTT_ConnectionStatus
| bool appXDK_MQTT_ConnectionStatus = false |
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static |
flag to indicate connection status between caller and event handler
◆ appXDK_MQTT_ConnectSemaphoreHandle
| SemaphoreHandle_t appXDK_MQTT_ConnectSemaphoreHandle |
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static |
internal connect semaphore
◆ appXDK_MQTT_EventHandler_PriorServalEvent
| MqttEvent_t appXDK_MQTT_EventHandler_PriorServalEvent = -1 |
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static |
the prior serval event, from pervious event handler call
◆ appXDK_MQTT_EventHandler_Retcode
| Retcode_T appXDK_MQTT_EventHandler_Retcode = RETCODE_OK |
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static |
event handler retcode to consume in caller
◆ appXDK_MQTT_EventHandler_ServalEvent
| MqttEvent_t appXDK_MQTT_EventHandler_ServalEvent = -1 |
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static |
the serval event from event handler call
◆ appXDK_MQTT_ExternalInterface_SemaphoreHandle
| SemaphoreHandle_t appXDK_MQTT_ExternalInterface_SemaphoreHandle |
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static |
external interface semaphore, allows only 1 active external call at a time
◆ appXDK_MQTT_PublishSemaphoreHandle
| SemaphoreHandle_t appXDK_MQTT_PublishSemaphoreHandle |
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internal publish semaphore
◆ appXDK_MQTT_PublishStatus
| bool appXDK_MQTT_PublishStatus = false |
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flag to indicate publish status between caller and event handler
◆ appXDK_MQTT_ServalSession
| MqttSession_T appXDK_MQTT_ServalSession |
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◆ appXDK_MQTT_SetupInfo
◆ appXDK_MQTT_State
internal state with default
◆ appXDK_MQTT_SubscribeSemaphoreHandle
| SemaphoreHandle_t appXDK_MQTT_SubscribeSemaphoreHandle |
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static |
internal subscribe semaphore
◆ appXDK_MQTT_SubscriptionStatus
| bool appXDK_MQTT_SubscriptionStatus = false |
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static |
flag to indicate subscription status between caller and event handler
◆ appXDK_MQTT_UnsubscribeSemaphoreHandle
| SemaphoreHandle_t appXDK_MQTT_UnsubscribeSemaphoreHandle |
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static |
internal unsubscribe semaphore
◆ appXDK_MQTT_UnsubscribeStatus
| bool appXDK_MQTT_UnsubscribeStatus = false |
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Elisios: application for irrigation management
Flavio Lozano Isla, Jimmy R. Gomez Carrion, Kevin Arthur Lara Jauregui
2017-06-08
1 Elisios
Elisios is a web application based in R + Shiny for calculate the irrigation requiremt for crops according the metereological condition and plant characteristics.
1.1 Principal characteristics
Calculate the dialy evapotranspiration
Calculate the crop irrigation schedule
Optimized for arduino metereological estation
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Details
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- settings: none
- defaults: none
composable · layout
Examples
The .grid and .grid-width-[number] classes make for a simple, easy-to-use grid system based on CSS's grid system. The numbers are spelled out. There aren't any numerals in Decent's composable class names.
The grid is based on a twelve-column grid.
Copying the .three-column composable
.grid is powerful enough on its own to act like .two-column and three-column. Here's an example of three equal-width .grid-width-four columns:
.grid-width-four
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 .grid-width-four

 .grid-width-four

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A narrow sidebar
Here's a standard sidebar layout:
.grid-width-nine
.grid-width-three

 .grid-width-nine

 .grid-width-three

More examples
.grid-width-six
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.grid-width-three
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Half of people in Belfast own tech they don't know how to use - report
FOUR out of five (78 per cent) of people in Belfast believe technology is integral to their lives at home, yet more than half own tech they don’t know how to make the most of.
The average person in Belfast has £9,613 worth of tech in their household (the overall UK average) is £7,500) and spends £6,499 - the highest amount in the UK - on new gadgets and upgrades each year, ranging from handsets to laptops and TVs.
The research was conducted by BT to support its launch of a new team of 900 UK-wide Home Tech Experts designed to bring help to customers' homes and deal with their tech frustration.
And the repair visits will be totally free for all BT home broadband, TV and phone line customers while help with set up, repairs and an annual health check will be included free for Halo customers. There will be a £30 set up charge for all other customers.
Pete Oliver, managing director of marketing at BT. said: “Our homes are continuing to get smarter. yet it’s clear we’re not always getting the most out of home tech which can unlock a whole host of features and make our lives easier.
“That’s why we’ve launched a new team of Home Tech Experts, who will provide a friendly helping hand in the home, resolving connectivity issues and making sure customers across the UK are getting the most from their home tech – all at a time that is convenient to them.”
Interestingly, it's the over-60s who consider themselves more tech savvy, with 59 per cent saying they know how to use all of the technology in their home.
When they do need help, it's the younger generation they turn to for tech help, with 39 per cent choosing their kids over friends and neighbours if they ever needed to solve a tech problem.
As a result, nearly one in five (19 per cent) adults said they have left expensive gadgets to gather dust as they just couldn’t get their head around how they work, and the typical person said they couldn’t access or understand at least a quarter of the functions on their smartphone, smart TV, laptop, tablet and games console.
According to those polled, the top 10 most confusing home tech items are:
1 Wi-Fi routers and extenders
2 Smart TV
3 Games Console
4 Laptop
5 Smartphone
6 Smart heating
7 Smart watch
8 Set top box (TV)
9. Tablet
10 Smart speaker (like Alexa)
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Underscore CSS - Skins
Skinnable helpers for adjusting HTML elements visually.
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_bgWarning


- What are the benefits for becoming a blood donor?
- Helps in reducing stress
- Helps in improving your emotional well-being
- It will benefit your physical health
- It help get rid of negative feelings
- It provide a sense of belonging and reduce isolation
- How often can I donate blood?
- You must wait at least eight weeks (56 days) between donations of whole blood and 16 weeks (112 days) between Power Red donations. Platelet apheresis donors may give every 7 days up to 24 times per year. Regulations are different for those giving blood for themselves (autologous donors).
- How long will it take to replenish the pint of blood I donate?
- The plasma from your donation is replaced within about 24 hours. Red cells need about four to six weeks for complete replacement. That’s why at least eight weeks are required between whole blood donations.
- How much is one unit of blood?
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- Can I get any disease like AIDS or Hepatitis or any other disease by Blood donation ?
- As only sterile disposables are used to collect blood and these disposables can be used only one time it eliminates any chances of acquiring any disease from blood donation.


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- 0.30
- Fixed #570: Better support for @Builder.Default (var$set and var$value fields)
- Fixed #754: Intention to convert explicit type to var/val or vice versa, thanks to @Sheigutn (Florian Böhm)
- Fixed #760: Plugin and compiler disagree on @Builder method generation
- Fixed #771: @Data No error message when there is no default constructor in superclass
- Fixed #805: Do not use deprecated constructor injection
- Fixed #807: Do not use ImplicitUsageProvider in GenerateConstructorAction
- Fixed #822: @Builder annotation on multiple methods of same class is broken
- Fixed #825: intellij objects to overriding builder methods when setterPrefix set
- 0.29
- Added link for simply annotation processing activation into warning message box, thanks to @wyhasany (Michał
Rowicki)
- Added new inspection for redundant class and field modifiers for @Value annotated classes, thanks to @wyhasany
(Michał Rowicki)
- Fixed #740: Builder.build() method throws exceptions from wrong constructor
- Fixed #735: FieldDefaults processing should check for @UtilityClass annotation, thanks to @Sheigutn (Florian
Böhm)
- Fixed #724: @Accessors with prefix can break with numbers, thanks to @Lekanich (Aleksandr Zhelezniak)
- Fixed #719: Add support for new setterPrefix for Builder enhancement, thanks to @ocadaruma (Okada Haruki)
- Fixed #680: Add support for lombok.builder.className config property, thanks to @tagae (Sebastián González)
- 0.28
- Fixed #394: New feature request: Add SneakyThrows QuickFix, thanks to @Lekanich (Aleksandr Zhelezniak)
- Fixed #440: NPE inspection false positive with lazy getters, thanks to @Lekanich (Aleksandr Zhelezniak)
- Fixed #633: @Builder.Default causes a warning message, thanks to @Lekanich (Aleksandr Zhelezniak)
- Fixed #672: Add support for @CustomLog, thanks to @juriad (Adam Juraszek)
- Fixed #687: Support static constructors using already-defined private constructors, thanks to @vanam (Martin
Váňa)
- 0.27
- Fixed #513: Add support for @SuperBuilder
- Fixed #629: Add support for lombok.fieldNameConstants.uppercase = true from lombok 1.18.8
- Fixed #630: Add support for suppress generation of the builder method when using @Builder from lombok 1.18.8
- Fixed #631: Add support for change the access modifier of generated builder classes from lombok 1.18.8
- Fixed #526: StackOverflow with LombokLightParameterListBuilder.equals
- Fixed #660: Performance problems in autocomplete/code analysis
- Fixed #663: Method with varArgs gives an error in IntelliJ
- Fixed #670: Non-idempotent computation issue with @Delegate usages
- Fixed #673: Add support for @With
- 0.26.2 IntelliJ-2019.2
- Compatibility issues with IntelliJ 2019.2
- Fixed #637: Non-idempotent computation in Intellij 2019.2
- Fixed #648: IDEA 2019.2 highlights builder() method invocation as an error
- 0.25
- Fixed #406: Added delombok support for @UtilityClass
- Fixed #522: Added configuration option to disable annotation processing warning
- Fixed #580: '@ConstructorProperties' in Delomboked code
- Fixed #590: Delombok class with @Value doesn't produce private final fields
- Fixed #613: NullPointerException on AccessLevel enum when IDE window open
- Fixed #617: Can't add new 'Java Postfix Completion shortcut'
- Fixed #619: Added fallback support for old @FieldNameConstants behavior
- Allow renaming lombok generated methods -> substitute it with renaming of root elements
- 0.24
- Fixed #353: Support for fieldDefaults in lombok.config
- Fixed #547: Updated support for FieldNameConstants
- Fixed #560: ProcessCanceledException when opening project
- Fixed #577: 'SIMPLE_BAD_CHARACTER' error thrown during IntelliJ startup
- Fixed #583: IntelliJ 2019.1 EAP: Plugin not supported
- Fixed #584: AccessLevel not being respected for staticConstructorMethod by @All/@RequiredArgsConstructor
- Fixed #593: Constructor body context is not set properly
- 0.23
- Fixed #296: val does not resolve correct type for initializer with generic diamond
- Fixed #437: Wrong compile error when using AllArgsConstructor.staticName
- Fixed #556: Support for IDEA-2018.3
- Dropped support of deprecated lombok annotations: lombok.experimental.Value and lombok.experimental.Builder;
Use lombok.Value and lombok.Builder instead
- 0.22
- Performance improvements #516: Editor UI freezes when editing a particular class
- Fixed #504: Added Support for Delombok of @EqualsAndHashcode and @ToString Exclude/Include annotations
- Fixed #507: @Value and @FieldDefaults should skip static fields
- Fixed #472: Lombok should not interfer with java 10 'var'
- Fixed #530: Remove explicit type argument leads to error
- Fixed #531: Inspection for Lombok annotations incorrectly highlights 'var'
- Better Support for @Cleanup: 'AutoCloseableResource'-Inspection can handle @Cleanup correctly in IntelliJ
- 0.21
- Fixed Regression #533: StackOverflowError with PsiFieldImpl.isDeprecated
- Removed obsolete support for hrisey
- 0.20
- Fixed #119: IDEA doesn't rename builder method when field is renamed
- Fixed #144: Find usages on field should find usages of builder/wither methods
- Fixed #186: Find usages doesn't work (for example Accessors with Setter/Getter)
- Fixed #295: Refactor Rename misses @Builder methods
- Fixed #450: @Builder doesn't mark generated builder 'setters' as @Deprecated if the source field is
deprecated
- Fixed #497: Lombok plugin breaks creating Intellij IDEA postfix expressions
- Fixed #499: @Builder does not respect @Accessors on fields
- 0.19
- Fixed #475: Added support for @FieldNameConstants
- Fixed #488: Added support for @Flogger annotation
- Fixed #490: Added support for lombok.noArgsConstructor.extraPrivate
- Fixed #473: Warning about Wither requiring AllArgsConstructor, although Builder provides one
- Fixed #382: Added support for @XXX(onMethod_, onParam_, onConstructor_) for JDK8
- 0.18
- Fixed #481: Fix plugin compatibility with IntelliJ 2018.2 EAP
- 0.17
- Fixed #375: Added support for @Builder.Default
- Fixed #465: Fix plugin compatibility with IntelliJ 2018.1
- 0.16
- Fixed #210: Changing log annotation requires restart of Intellij to work
- Fixed #270: Compile errors after moving an @Setter annotation by using IntelliJ move keyboard shortcut ⌥⇧↑
- Fixed #365: [Feature request]IDEA .var suffix feature replacement
- Fixed #379: StackOverflowException occurs sporadically when plugin enabled
- Fixed #419: Stackoverflow in Intellij because of recursive delegation in @Delegate
- Fixed #426: PSI equals shouldn't perform resolve
- Fixed #427: Exception thrown when using *Find Usages* with ideavim
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- Fixed #415: Plugin Error: Lombok Plugin threw an uncaught NoClassDefFoundError
- 0.15
- Fixed #134: Add suppot for toBuilder = true
- Fixed #145: Overriding builder() method for @Builder shows false compilation error
- Fixed #162: @Data/@XConstructor bug with default constructor
- Improved #260: Handling val - Inferred Type is Object
- Fixed #290: Getter and FieldDefaults with parameter AccessLevel in Enum shows "cannot access"
- Fixed #337: Component name collision: 'UpdateComponent'
- Fixed #339: Delombok for @ToString should use simpleName for class
- Fixed #342: @EqualsAndHashCode/@ToString should treat explicit "of = {}" differently
- Fixed #359: Explicit type can be diamond inspection is overloaded with the same id
- Fixed #367: @Data on parent and child should be marked as compilation error
- Fixed #393: @Builder with @Singular map produces duplicated variables
- Fixed #399: IndexNotReadyException in FieldFindUsagesHandler
- Fixed #412: @Accessors(fluent = true) does not impact @Wither but the plugin assumes it does
- 0.14
- Fixed #209: Fixed @EqualsAndHashCode unnecessary warning
- Fixed #212: Fixed Inspection "Field may be 'final'" triggers in spite of @Setter
- Fixed #253: Fixed Refactor "Default @Getter" removes annotation on JPA entity classes
- Fixed #302: Changed linked text in "Lombok Requires Annotation Processing" notification
- Fixed #304: Fixed @FieldDefaults`s access level 'PUBLIC' doesn't work
- Fixed #306: Problem with @Builder and generics
- Fixed #308: Write access is allowed from write-safe contexts only
- Fixed #313: Missed substitution when class and builder have generics
- Fixed #320: Fixed No availability to generate any constructor
- Fixed #322: Added support of lombok.experimental.var
- Fixed #332: @Value(staticConstructor = "of") breaks intellij's type inference
- Fixed #334: Added support for inlining getters/setters
- 0.13
- Fixed #226: @Setter(AccessLevel.NONE) triggers error and not just warning on final fields
- Fixed #254: Properties from lombok.config does not involve on suggestion list
- Fixed #259: Support JBoss Logging (new in Lombok 1.16.10)
- Fixed #262: When lombok.accessors.chain=true setters show void return value
- Fixed #268: Lombok Dependency is possible outdated' message even when 'Enable lombok version warning' is
unchecked.
- 0.12
- Added support for transparent changing of visibility of existing fields and variables for IntelliJ 2016.2
- Fixed #56: Missing auto-generated modifiers on fields and class shown in the "Structure" window when using
`@Value`
- Fixed #137: Private visibility added by @Value not respected by IDE.
- Fixed #143: Support UtilityClass
- Fixed #147: @FieldDefaults(makeFinal = true) and bitwise operators produce an error message
- Fixed #158: val causes intellij to show an invalid error when used alongside an anonymous class
- Fixed #202: @Builder supports setter for final field (@Value)
- Fixed #230: @Value / @EqualsAndHashCode callSuper false warning: lombok.config ignored
- 0.11
- Fixed #153: Configuration keys
- Fixed #125: Support for lombok.getter.noIsPrefix
- Fixed #128: Support @Slf4j with custom logger name
- 0.10
- Overall significant performance optimizations
- Fixed #88: Delegating to class with generics using @Delegate annotation
- Fixed #136: "Cannot infer arguments" with @RequiredArgsConstructor
- Fixed #157: Intellij fails to infer type for constructor defined with @RequiredArgsConstructor
- Fixed #176: Unchecked warning when using static constructor for @Data and @Value on parametrized class
- Fixed #180: Low performance of @Builder analysis
- Fixed #184: Linter suggests to add @EqualsAndHashCode to declare callSuper, but already overriden
- Fixed #105: val sometimes fails to be parsed correctly
- Fixed #142: IDE highlights val as an error if it had reparsed code before the line was completed
- Fixed #168: val does not work with generic method calls as the initializer expression
- Fixed #180: Low performance of @Builder analysis
- Fixed #183: val can not work when method has Generic return
- 0.9.8
- Fixed #151: Builder issues with Accessors
- Fixed #153: IntelliJ produces warning when specifying generic type on val declaration
- Fixed #156: Exception in @Singular handling
- Fixed #165: Can't correctly resolve multiple @Builder methods in same class having partial implementations
- Fixed #172: "Lombok needs a default constructor in the base class" error in enum
- Fixed #175: Added support for @Tolerate for @Getter and @Setter
- Fixed #177: Null pointer in intellij version 15.0.3
- 0.9.7
- Added caching of produced PsiElements to reduce probability of recursive invocation #112,#123, #126, #129
- Fixed #130: @XArgsConstructor don't show error when used on a subclass that requires non-empty super call
- Fixed #132: Make @EqualsAndHashCode(callSuper = true) default
- Fixed #135: Added support for @NoArgsConstructor(force = true)
- Fixed #149: Idea cannot generate another constructor when @NoArgsConstructor is used
- 0.9.6
- Fixed #47: Feature request: support onX annotations via @__
- Fixed #77: Support new @Singular annotation for @Builder collection fields
- Fixed #123: SpinAllocator has exhausted! Too many threads or you're going to get StackOverflow
- 0.9.5
- Fixed #48: Importing @Builder generated builder classes does not work
- Added #77: Basic Support for new @Singular annotation for @Builder collection fields
- Fixed #111: @Builder on constructors/methods is not recognized in Android Studio
- Fixed #116: @Builder - Builder class can't be found without a static import
- Added Hrisey @Parcelable support patch
- Dropped outdated support for some lombok_pg annotations
- 0.9.4
- Fixed regression #108: Getter/Setter wrong after last Update
- Fixed #100, #72: AssertionError: Stub and PSI element type mismatch
- 0.9.3
- Fixed #95: Fluent Setter Override Error
- Fixed #96: @Value and @Wither not playing well together
- Fixed #97: Two constructors being shown when using @Builder and @AllArgsConstructor together
- Fixed #98: Plugin crash: IndexNotReadyException val processing
- Fixed #101: @SneakyThrows causes incorrect errors in IntelliJ 14
- 0.9.2
- Added #9: Basic val support in IntelliJ 14.1
- Fixed #81: @Builder: buildMethod should have same throws-list as annotated static method
- Fixed #82: Abstract Class + @Delegate
- Fixed #83: Getting inconvertible types error assigning new builder instance
- Fixed #84: Properly find usages of @Getters & @Setters on fields with @Acccessor prefixes
- Fixed #90: Renaming a field with different case doesn't rename getter
- Fixed #92: Improved @Wither support
- Fixed #93: IntelliJ unable to resolve constructor when using @Builder and @Value together
- 0.9.1
- Fixed #33: Builder annotation with partial implementation shows errors
- Fixed #78: Support for constructors of @Value objects with assigned final fields
- Fixed #79: Support for multiple @Builder in same java class
- Fixed #80: Some issues with "delomboked" @Builder on static method
- 0.9.0
- Added Delombok Feature for @Builder
- Issue #53: Basic Support for Lombok configuration keys
- Fixed #57: Incorrect constructors appear in "Structure" when `@Value` and `@Builder`
- Fixed #70: Conflict resolution failed on renaming field together with its accessors in IntelliJ 14
- Issue #74: Fixed (only IntelliJ 14+) Sneaky Throws Not Correctly Detected for Anonymous Inner Class
- Issue #75: Added support for @lombok.Builder (lombok version 1.16)
- 0.8.9
- Fixed #67: Updates and Improvements for IntelliJ 14, fixed incompatibility
- 0.8.8
- Fixed #52 : Invalid stub element type in index
- Fixed #54 : @Wither copies @Nullable annotation to generated method
- Fixed #62 : Intellij shows error on Lazy Getter
- Fixed #63 : Added support for @Tolerate (together with @Value, @Data)
- Fixed issue 109(on GoogleCode): Intellij freezes regularly when the lombok plugin is enabled
- Fixed issue 106(on GoogleCode): Static methods annotated with @Builder are not recognized
- Updated to lombok changes: canEqual (of @EqualsAndHashCode fame) should be protected instead of public.
- Basic autocompletion and highlighting for lombok.config files
- 0.8.7
- Fixed issue 104(on GoogleCode): Intellij reports unused field with @Getter and @Setter
- Fixed #50 : @SneakyThrows does not work for try-with-resource statements
- Fixed #51 : Delegate annotation moved to experimental
- Fixed #58 : NoSuchMethodError in IntelliJ 14 EAP
- 0.8.6
- Added basic refactoring actions for Lombok @Data, @ToString and @EqualsAndHashcode methods
- Fixed #46 : @SneakyThrows does not work on methods which throws multiple exceptions
- 0.8.5
- Fixed #44 : @SneakyThrows doesn't hide exception on Intellij13
- 0.8.4
- Fixed #20 : Inspection of lombok annotations say I can't use @Builder on constructor
- Fixed issue 92(on Googlecode) : Plugin flags @Builder annotations when they are placed on contructors
- Fixed #41 : Error with @Builder
- Fixed #42 : Added Extension to populate Structure view
- Fixed issue 13(on GoogleCode): @SneakyThrows does not hide Unhandled Exception Error
- 0.8.3
- Fixed #17: Cyclic parent child relation
- Fixed #34: Lombok plugin crashes
- Fixed #36: Possible class cast exception
- Fixed #37: Delombok of files included as library failes
- 0.8.2
- Added support for "topic" annotation value of all @Log annotations (Lombok >= 1.12.6)
- Added validation of static fields/methods of @Delegate annotation (@Delegate is legal only on instance fields
or no-argument instance methods)
- Fixed #19: Slf4j in static context
- Fixed #29: Renaming a class with the @Log* annotation adds extra qualification to calls
- Fixed #31: Prevent errors with invalid identifiers for builderClassName in @Builder annotation
- Fixed #32: Refactor -> Extract -> Parameter Object || Change Signature broken
- Fixed (on GoogleCode) #83: @Slf4j does not work when added for first time
- Fixed (on GoogleCode) #100: Refactor Change Signature || Extract - Parameter Object
- 0.8.1
- Issue (on Git) #23: Fixed @Delegate inspection reports error
- Issue (on Git) #27: Fixed @Delegate on a type parameter doesn't fail
- Issue #60: Fixed @Delegate on methods is not supported now
- Issue #98: Fixed Lombok Experimental Accessor Prefix does not handle non-alphanumeric prefixes
- 0.8.0
- Added refactoring action for Lombok @Log and friends, @Getter and @Setter methods
- Added refactoring actions to Delombok @Data, @Value, @Wither, @Constructors, @Getter, @Setter,
@EqualsAndHashCode, @ToString and @Log annotations
- Fixed problem with renaming fields in class containing lombok @Getter and @Setter
- Issue #94: Fixed Intellij does not correctly create the constructor with @RequiredAllConstructor for classes
with @Value
- 0.7.3
- Fix IllegalArgumentException when trying to expand method names on IntelliJ 11
- 0.7.2
- Fix multiple stackoverflow exceptions
- 0.7.1
- Some performance optimizations
- 0.7
- Added partial support for @Value lombok annotations
- Added support for @Accessors lombok experimental annotation
- Added support for @Wither lombok experimental annotation
- Added support for @Builder lombok experimental annotations
- 0.6.5
- Issue #20 Fixed Using @Delegate together with generic methods produced red underlining in the editor window
- Issue #29 Fixed @Delegate leads to exception in LombokLightParameter
- Issue #37 and #59 Fixed @EqualsAndHashCode inspection for callSuper parameter
- Issue #54 Valid code produces inspections errors - anonymous instance, partial implementation
- 0.6.4
- Issue #49 Deprecated fields should generate deprecated methods
- 0.6.3
- Issue #41 Added support for XSlf4j and Log4j2 logger
- Issue #44 Fixed Getter- and Setter- method generation, when method is already there with a parameter(s)
- Issue #56 Removed obsolete plugin dependencies (they have been merged into intellij core)
- 0.6.2
- Issue #50 Compiled with java 1.7 -> Don't work under java 1.6 vms
- 0.6
- Issue #23 Updated to run with IntelliJ 12
- Issue #42 IllegalArgumentException with Intellij 12
- Issue #48 IllegalArgumentException with Intellij 12
- Issue #38 Added ability to enable/disable lombok-intellij-plugin per project-configuration
and reduced logging-level of plugin
- 0.5
- Issue #23 Initial support for IntelliJ 12
- Issue #12 Added support for "Singleton" and "EnumId" annotations from lombok-pg
- Fixed Issue #27 "@EqualsAndHashCode on final classes: Should not have a canEquals in that case."
- Fixed Issue #28 "Getters and setters should be generated even if the method exists with different parameter
count"
- 0.4
- fix reflection access for intellij ultimate
- 0.3
- Fixed issue #4 "Getter/Setter on generic types"
- Fixed issue #6 "The Plugin panel in IDEA lists the plugin as "Lombook Plugin (doubled letter 'o')"
- Fixed issue #7 "Added support for IntelliJ 11"
- Fixed issue #9 "@Data(staticConstructor="of") is not created"
- Fixed issue #10 "Empty constructor is created even if it already exists"
- Fixed issue #15 "@Data with @NoArgsConstructor does not generate default constructor"
- Fixed issue #17 "Incompatibility with javax.annotation.Nonnull/Nullable"
- Added more inspections and QuickFixes for some of lombok annotations.
- Fixed: skip constructor generation for @Data if some constructor is already defined in the class
- Fixed: skip getter generation for invalid lazy-getters
- Added support for "LazyGetter" and "FluentSetter" annotations from lombok-pg
- 0.2
- Added inspections for lombok annotations.
- Added some simple QuickFixes for lombok inspections.
- Fixed bug with not working auto-completion in the same source file with lombok annotations that generate
methods.
- Better support of lombok annotations, especially for 'staticName','types' and 'excludes' properties of
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- General bug fixing and many improvements
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I go by Learned Paw on many of my social accounts. But, my name is Blessing. I am an accidential coder/developer. I did a stint in SEO content article writing and looked for something I could do to take a break from 500 word articles about yacht rentals, new products that were all about the "wow" factor, rentals, etc, and any other topics you can imagine. I learned how to code to make my day more profitable in doing all sorts of online tasks. From categorization of pictures to assisting with machine learning. My strength is looking at workflow and imagining how to reduce the time spent by at least 50%. In learning how to do this, I fell in love with the magic of what is possible to automate and do it on a screen that has my favortie colors and font size. Being able to code makes me feel like I am living in a world just as magical and full of opportunity as "Harry Potter." I look forward to an opportunity to being a part of your dream project and helping make it a reality. Anything is possible and I want to be a part of it.


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infor
Businessmodel of Infor
Customer Segments
Infor provides a range of general enterprise software products and industry-specific products to businesses of all sizes across multiple sectors. The Company provides industry-specific products to customers in the following sectors:
- Manufacturing, including initial forecasting, material and capacity planning, production planning and warehouse management solutions;
- Healthcare, including integration, planning, tracking, and healthcare management products;
- Distribution, including advanced order promising at point-of-sale, multi-channel sales support, supply management, and stock tracking software;
- Public Sector, including solutions for government, education, public authorities and utilities customers;
- Automotive, including planning and manufacturing management tools for original equipment manufacturers, automotive tier suppliers, specialty vehicle manufacturers, and aftermarket service and specialty parts manufacturers.
- Service Industries, including management software for insurance companies, banks, airlines, shipping companies, casinos, religious institutions, utilities and professional service organisations.
- Equipment Service, Management and Rental, including products designed for equipment manufacturers, distributors and rental companies; and
- Consumer Products and Retail, including enterprise software products for customers operating across the retail chain. Infor serves customers across three geographic regions—the Americas, Europe, Middle East and Africa, and Asia Pacific. The Americas, notably North America, is the Company’s largest market, accounting for around 62.8% of its annual revenue in 2015/2016.
Value Propositions
Infor provides value for its customers in the following ways:
- Its strong market position and brand reputation, being one of the largest and most established operators in its field, with a brand associated primarily with quality and efficient services;
- Its varied and high-quality product portfolio, including a broad range of products to suit customers of any size and across multiple industries;
- Its range of complementary products and services, which supplement and support one another, and enable the Company to operate as a one-stop shop;
- Its upgrade and update system, which enables customers to stay up to date with the latest functionality without having to start a new contract or find a new provider; and
- Its geographic and sector reach, providing customers across multiple sectors and regions access to its full suite of services and solutions. ### Channels
Infor operates a website at www.infor.com, through which it provides information on its various products and services. The Company, however, does not operate an online sales channel.
Infor makes the vast majority of its sales through its direct sales force. The Company operates dedicated sales teams for each of its target industries, divided geographically into regional sales teams. Infor has sales and service offices across its three operating regions: the Americas, Europe, Middle East and Africa, and Asia Pacific. This sales team is supported by a telesales group that focuses on inside sales to smaller customers and smaller transactions within larger customer accounts.
In addition to its direct sales teams, Infor collaborates with more than 1,670 channel partners worldwide, including resellers, systems integrators and distributors. These partners typically focus on sales to smaller customers and countries where Infor does not maintain a direct presence.
Customer Relationships
While Infor has an online presence, the Company’s products and services are not available on a self-service basis. Instead sales are made primarily through direct contact with members of one the Company’s regional sales team, enabling customers to receive a more bespoke service.
Much of Infor’s customer relationship management relates to its provision of maintenance and support services, including the provision of software updates and upgrades. The Company operates a support portal for its customers, with clients organised into three groups depending on the level of support provided: Infor Essential Support, Infor Premium Support, and Infor Elite Support. In this way, the Company aims to have long-standing, recurring relationships with its customers.
Additionally, customers are able to interact directly with Infor through its social media accounts with Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter, YouTube, and Google+.
Key Activities
Infor develops, markets and sells a range of enterprise software products and solutions to an international client base. The Company’s activities are organised into three reportable business segments: License, Maintenance, and Consulting.
Infor operates the Infor Technology Platform, which is supplemented by a range of additional software products, offers intelligent open network integration, enterprise collaboration, mobile development platform and applications, and business intelligence, operational reporting, business vault, and embedded analytics solutions.
The Company provides a portfolio of industry-specific enterprise resource planning products, including for customers across the healthcare, manufacturing, automotive, public sector and distribution sectors. Additionally, Infor provides ancillary maintenance and technical support solutions, including product upgrades and updates, and consulting services.
Key Partners
Infor collaborates with a range of partners across multiple sectors as part of the Infor Partner Network. The Company organises its partners into categories:
- Channel Partners, including authorised resellers, distributors and independent sales agents;
- Alliance Partners, including regional and industry partners, systems integration partners, public sector and healthcare partners, and platform partners;
- Delivery Partners, including implementation partners and other companies than supplement and enhance Infor’s consulting services;
- Solution Partners, including integration, implementation, and software development partners; and
- Complementary Partners, including application, hardware, and technology companies that work with Infor to develop complementary offerings to customers. Among Infor’s current partners are Accel Solutions Group, Acumen Group, Greaney Consulting, Motorola Solutions, Synergy Resources, and Westin Engineering.
Key Resources
Infor’s key resources are its technology and software products, its IT infrastructure, its partnerships, its sales and marketing channels, and its personnel. The Company commits a significant amount of its resources to research and development activities, and has a number of copyrights, patents, and trademarks in place.
According to its annual report, the Company currently holds 64 US-issued patents, six pending US patent applications, five foreign equivalent patents, and five foreign equivalent patent applications.
Cost Structure
Infor incurs cots in relation to the research and development of its products, the maintenance of its IT infrastructure and software platforms, the management of its partnerships, the implementation of marketing and advertising campaigns, and the retention of its personnel.
For the year ended 30th April 2016, Infor spent approximately $421.6 million on research and development, amounting to around 15.7% of the Company’s total annual revenue. Infor employs around 14,390 employees worldwide, which represent costs in the form of salaries and benefits.
It also operates a network of offices across the Americas, Europe, Middle East and Africa, and Asia Pacific, accruing costs in the form of rental and utility fees.
Revenue Streams
Infor generates revenue primarily through the sale of perpetual software licenses that grant its customers use of its various software-as-a-service products, as well as access to product updates and support, and consulting services. The Company’s products – primarily categorised as the Infor Technology Platform and related products, enterprise resource planning software, and Industry-specific software products – generate revenue in three ways:
- license revenues, including license fees from products licensed to customers on a perpetual basis and subscription revenues;
- maintenance revenues, including revenue derived from product updates and support fees, which are typically charged annually; and
- consulting services and other revenue, including revenue generated through consulting services and fees levied in relation to customers who have licensed Infor products. For the year ended 30th April 2016, Infor recorded an annual revenue of $2.7 billion, up on the 2.4 billion generated the previous year. More than half of this revenue, around $1.4 billion. Was generated by the Company’s Maintenance segment, with the License and Consulting segments generating $627.1 million and $670.2 million respectively.


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The first time the application displays an empty radar. Following start ups it displays the last opened or saved radar.
In the center of the window is a 4 quadrant radar display. Across the top of the radar is the title and on the right is the open menu double "<<" indicator.
Next to each quadrant is a legend listing the technologies in that quadrant. The legend gives an abbreviation that identifies the technology and the technology name. The legend entries are sorted by the distance from the center of the radar. Items at the top are closest to the center. NOTE! The application does not prevent entering the same technology name more than once.
Add:Click anywhere on the radar display to create a new technology entry.
Rename: New entries are automatically named "New Tech". Click on the name in the legend to edit the technology name. The technology key will be automatically updated.
Titles: Click directly on the legend title or the radar title to edit the text.
Move: Click on the blip shown on the radar and drag to reposition. The legend will update dynamically.
Delete: Hover over a entry's bullet when it turns into the indicator click on the X and the item will be deleted.
Click on the open menu "<<" indicator to slide the menu form the right. Click the "Open...", "Save...", "Print...", or "Help..." menu items to activate the desired actions. NOTE! Currently to get a 1 page print make sure you set the page orientation to "Landscape" and set the margins to "None". Use the close menu ">>" control to close the menu.
Go read Neal Ford's Build Your Own Technology Radar article now.


Mushrooms (P. cubensis) & an AMT Analogue?
This is a report a FOAF told me, involving his experiment seeding the substrate of some Equadors grown PF style with alpha-methyltryptamine, to see if anything new would come out of it. He has not run TLC analysis yet to determine if there was a new compound at all, because he felt that the knowledge of a new compound could influence the trip. His suspicions of possible new compounds included 4-hydroxy-alpha-MT, a standard conversion to psilocin/psylocybin, or 4-hydroxy-alpha,N,N-trimethyltryptamine. The first compound is known, and is toxic at higher doses. The third could not be found on the usual sites, and would be the amphetamine analogue of psilocin. Yet another possibility given to him by a couple fairly incredible chemists is that the methylamino group would interfere with the natural pathways and the mushrooms would ignore the AMT's presence entirely, treating it like inert matter.
Past experience: With mushrooms, most was about 3.5g. LSD, AMT, 2C-T-7, 2C-T-2, Ayahuasca, 5-MeO-DiPT, DPT, etc. Basically I'm a fairly seasoned traveller, except with the mushroom, so my definitions of +2 (on the Shulgin scale) might not quite fit yours. YMMV etc...
Set: Excited, a little nervous. Might be trying something nobody has tasted before, or might be eating some mushrooms. Who knows?
Setting: A friend's during the coming up, home for the peak (nice apartment with appropriate trippy reading materials and whatnot), and back and forth afterwards.
Notes taken during the trip marked with 'Notes:', other comments are written after the experience.
9:10PM (t+0:00) - Down the hatch and into the unknown. Ate about 2.0g of dried mushrooms total, don't want to overshoot. Added a few stragglers from a cake that had been seeded with DiPT to get a decent amount.
I went over to a friend's house and sat around waiting for them to kick in. My friends got really bored, not wanting any of the psychedelics I had offered them and not having any of their favorite drug, booze, around, so they finally decided to take a car ride. When they left, I returned home again.
Notes:
T+1:20 - Not much different from the std. mushrooms, except some shakiness that is especially apparent when I try to write. Mentally, maybe a +2, visually +1.5 or so. Low dose or poor drying methods to blame. Also some flushing feeling in the face, but that could be directly related to the fact that its damn hot in here anyway. No physical concerns otherwise. Shakiness probably bad at higher AMT -> substrate levels.
At this point, I was feeling a bit stimulated, almost like too much caffeine. I laid down for a while and thought for a while, and suddenly became aware of some kind of problem with my life, which i visualized as a missing piece of or hole in my brain. I explored a multitude of possibilities for what it could be: A girlfriend, more intimacy period, drugs, less drugs. It wasn't until much later in the night that I realized that it was indeed a peanut butter sandwich, and that the hole was actually in my stomach. Since I haven't tripped in a couple months, forgot to remember not to try and think too much. :-)
After laying around for a while, I decided to read some pharmacology textbook I had laying around. Mental facilities intact, apparently. Finally, the shaking had become enough and I realized that I had missed my dose of Clonazepam anyway, so .5mg of that went down the hatch and that smoothed all body concerns out nicely, like it usually does. I went back to my friends and played on their computers for a while, watching music videos and such. In the meantime most of the visuals (what little there were) were dying down, and I ended up surfing to The Shroomery to check some posts. They finally got back from the car ride, and announced they were going to bed, so I went home again. I then laid down in bed for a while, and started getting into a little bit of a less-than-happy mood, as I have a tendency to do on a daily basis. The following was written down.
Notes:
T+4:50 - Mostly 'down', but then I was never really that 'up' to begin with. I suppose this has become a trend in my mushroom trips as a whole - there is never much of a strong effect.  Maybe I'm just a hardhead when it comes to mushrooms, or maybe I'm being disappointed because I'm expecting something of these trips that just isn't there, at least not at these dosages.
Earlier in the night I had a moment of clarity, and realized that there is a hole in my life, my thoughts, that needs to be filled. With what exactly I didn't determine (PBJ!), the closest I could come was a need for intimacy, despite the world hating persona that I've adopted. Perhaps its time for this shell to be cast off once and for all. But to reveal my mind and emotions to the full incomprehensible pain of the modern world we live in would more than likely drive me insane. The best I can hope is that someday I can be fully self-sufficient, and isolate myself from humanity, somewhere far in the country, and allow fate to direct the ending of my life, rather than some corporation of imbeciles struggling over their wars and material objects. Pra'Bob' I hate money, but short of going homeless there isn't much I can do but go to work every day as a cog in the giant, gas guzzling monstrosity we call 'civilization'.
Specifically, at this point, I was thinking about the current world climate, Pakistan and the Nuclear situation, my personal belief that this entire terrorist attack was a staged event used to get Americans riled up enough to support a war against some oil-rich countries. Think nothing like that could happen? Read into the Bay of Pigs. Anyway, on to my random unfounded chemical guessing:
Notes: Although visually there isn't a whole lot to be said about this trip, the clarity of thought, shakiness early on, and the fact that I'm still awake might indicate that whatever new compound formed isn't the toxic 4-HO-AMT, but it isn't AMT either, so what am I left with? 4-hydroxy-alpha,N,N-trimethyltryptamine.
Notes:
T+05:05 - Continued... I've just realized that this is the first attempt I've ever made at writing during a psychedelic experience. I had previously thought that these substances would affect my written communication as much as they affected my verbal, and had decided not to try it. Just the act of writing these thoughts stimulates me, and focuses me enough that I can keep a flow of ideas coming. Interesting! I think that solo trips are the way to go, as I always have, but from now on I'll remember to keep a pen and paper handy.
[Can't wait to analyze these and do TLC, hopefully it will be accurate enough]
Meeting Shulgin and reading enough about him and of what he wrote has made me wish I could choose my own path over again from the beginning and research psychedelics as he did.
Notes:
(Pulling the wool over my own eyes here, since this trip was done in the name of psychedelic research. Interesting oversight.) Shulgin's methods weren't considered acceptable by the government, but then, whose are, really? They allow destruction of animal life in labs just to save someone the 'misfortune' of being fed a psychedelic and asked what the effects were.
That's where my written notes end, as I had concluded thinking about what I had wanted to and decided to go to sleep. Sleep didn't work, so videogames were used instead. Both as mind-numbing. Anyway, this trip reminded me more of the mild ego-inflation and rampant thought trains of a small dose of amphetamines than of the more relaxed trip the mushroom has given me in the past. There was also a hint of depression, or maybe a tendency towards dark thoughts, that just wasn't there in previous mushroom trips. Something new is there, but short of NMR nobody will be quit sure what it is.
In the meantime, TLC is going to be run soon and the results published on the Shroomery messageboard by my FOAF, Boobs McFeely, so stay tuned and happy shrooming.
 Good day!
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


Olivier Giroud: Crystal Palace want want-away Chelsea forward in January
- Olivier Giroud wanted by another Premier League team in January
- The Frenchman has had limited playing time at the Stamford Bridge this campaign
- Crystal Palace and a few other clubs have shown interests in the 33-year-old
Crystal Palace have reportedly joined the chase to land want-away Chelsea striker Olivier Giroud when the January transfer window opens.
The 2018 FIFA World Cup-winning star has made just five appearances for the Blues under Frank Lampard across all competitions this campaign.
Giroud's current deal with the Stamford Bridge side expires next June but the club are hoping they can cash in on him in the next few weeks.
The Frenchman is behind Tammy Abraham and Michy Batshuayi in the order of preferred strikers by Lampard.
Chelsea have set around £5million price tag on the player before allowing him to leave in January since both parties failed to agree on a new term.
Fans rate Ndidi better than £70m England midfielder after impressive performance against Arsenal
The publication reveals that the former Arsenal man, who currently earns around £7m-a-year at the club wants to sign a new two-year deal before considering to stay.
Meanwhile, Marseille, Montpellier, Lyon, and Inter Milan have also shown interest in the forward, but are unwilling to pay the price slammed on him
Palace are however ready to make the move as they desperately want to better their scoring chances going into the second half of the season.
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It would be recalled that Roy Hodgson's effort to sign a new striker during the summer window failed and he has penned the former Arsenal down as his best option.
The Eagles are 13th on the log with 15 points - eight-point better than relegation-threatened teams after matchday 12.
Legit.ng earlier reported that Chelsea manager Frank Lampard has made it clear that he would never manage Premier League side Tottenham after the club hired the Blues legend, Jose Mourinho.
Super Eagles star beats Chelsea's N'Golo Kante to another EPL landmark
Lampard is thinking about the London rivalry built up over 13 years and stated that he would not consider managing Tottenham and Arsenal.
The former England international won the Premier League three times as a Chelsea player under Jose Mourinho.
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#include <ftw.h> int ftw(const char *dirpath, int (*fn) (const char *fpath, const struct stat *sb, int typeflag), int nopenfd); #define _XOPEN_SOURCE 500 /* See feature_test_macros(7) */ #include <ftw.h> int nftw(const char *dirpath, int (*fn) (const char *fpath, const struct stat *sb, int typeflag, struct FTW *ftwbuf), int nopenfd, int flags);
To avoid using up all of the calling process's file descriptors, nopenfd specifies the maximum number of directories that ftw() will hold open simultaneously. When the search depth exceeds this, ftw() will become slower because directories have to be closed and reopened. ftw() uses at most one file descriptor for each level in the directory tree.
For each entry found in the tree, ftw() calls fn() with three arguments: fpath, sb, and typeflag. fpath is the pathname of the entry, and is expressed either as a pathname relative to the calling process's current working directory at the time of the call to ftw(), if dirpath was expressed as a relative pathname, or as an absolute pathname, if dirpath was expressed as an absolute pathname. sb is a pointer to the stat structure returned by a call to stat(2) for fpath. typeflag is an integer that has one of the following values:
If fpath is a symbolic link and stat(2) failed, POSIX.1-2001 states that it is undefined whether FTW_NS or FTW_SL (see below) is passed in typeflag.
To stop the tree walk, fn() returns a nonzero value; this value will become the return value of ftw(). As long as fn() returns 0, ftw() will continue either until it has traversed the entire tree, in which case it will return zero, or until it encounters an error (such as a malloc(3) failure), in which case it will return -1.
Because ftw() uses dynamic data structures, the only safe way to exit out of a tree walk is to return a nonzero value from fn(). To allow a signal to terminate the walk without causing a memory leak, have the handler set a global flag that is checked by fn(). Don't use longjmp(3) unless the program is going to terminate.
This flags argument is formed by ORing zero or more of the following flags:
Other return values could be associated with new actions in the future; fn() should not return values other than those listed above.
The feature test macro _GNU_SOURCE must be defined (before including any header files) in order to obtain the definition of FTW_ACTIONRETVAL from <ftw.h>.
If FTW_PHYS is not set, but FTW_DEPTH is set, then the function fn() is never called for a directory that would be a descendant of itself.
For each entry in the directory tree, nftw() calls fn() with four arguments. fpath and sb are as for ftw(). typeflag may receive any of the same values as with ftw(), or any of the following values:
The fourth argument that nftw() supplies when calling fn() is a structure of type FTW:
struct FTW { int base; int level; };base is the offset of the filename (i.e., basename component) in the pathname given in fpath. level is the depth of fpath in the directory tree, relative to the root of the tree (dirpath, which has depth 0).
If fn() returns nonzero, then the tree walk is terminated and the value returned by fn() is returned as the result of ftw() or nftw().
If nftw() is called with the FTW_ACTIONRETVAL flag, then the only nonzero value that should be used by fn() to terminate the tree walk is FTW_STOP, and that value is returned as the result of nftw().
The function nftw() and the use of FTW_SL with ftw() were introduced in SUSv1.
On some systems ftw() will never use FTW_SL, on other systems FTW_SL occurs only for symbolic links that do not point to an existing file, and again on other systems ftw() will use FTW_SL for each symbolic link. For predictable control, use nftw().
FTW_F is returned for all objects (files, symbolic links, FIFOs, etc.) that can be stat'ed but are not a directory.
FTW_ACTIONRETVAL is glibc-specific.
#define _XOPEN_SOURCE 500 #include <ftw.h> #include <stdio.h> #include <stdlib.h> #include <string.h> #include <stdint.h> static int display_info(const char *fpath, const struct stat *sb, int tflag, struct FTW *ftwbuf) { printf("%-3s %2d %7jd %-40s %d %s\n", (tflag == FTW_D) ? "d" : (tflag == FTW_DNR) ? "dnr" : (tflag == FTW_DP) ? "dp" : (tflag == FTW_F) ? "f" : (tflag == FTW_NS) ? "ns" : (tflag == FTW_SL) ? "sl" : (tflag == FTW_SLN) ? "sln" : "???", ftwbuf->level, (intmax_t) sb->st_size, fpath, ftwbuf->base, fpath + ftwbuf->base); return 0; /* To tell nftw() to continue */ } int main(int argc, char *argv[]) { int flags = 0; if (argc > 2 && strchr(argv[2], 'd') != NULL) flags |= FTW_DEPTH; if (argc > 2 && strchr(argv[2], 'p') != NULL) flags |= FTW_PHYS; if (nftw((argc < 2) ? "." : argv[1], display_info, 20, flags) == -1) { perror("nftw"); exit(EXIT_FAILURE); } exit(EXIT_SUCCESS); }


A simple approach to language modeling, useful for motivating the rest of our discussion, is to use a Markov chain to model the probability that one word follows another in a given sequence. A key property of Markov models is that they are stateless, or memoryless . That is, that the probability of a transition to a future state depends only on the current state, and not on the history of previous states.
\[P(w_{i + 1} \mid w_{1:i}) \approx P(w_{i+1} \mid w_i)\]
This means that, as stated, Markov chain models are unsuited to modeling textual data due to their lack of observance of the large amount of context needed to understand natural language.
Traditional approaches to building language models relaxes the general requirement of retaining the full history of a sequence, but not as far as the Markov chain model presented in the equation above . These traditional approaches assume the \(k\)th order Markov property — that the next word in a sequence depends on only the last \(k\) words of the sequence instead of the full \(n\) .
\[P(w_{i+1} \mid w_{1:i}) \approx P(w_{i+1} \mid w_{i:i-k})\]
Under this assumption, we can estimate a sequence's probability as
\[P(w_{1:n}) \approx \prod_{i=1}^n P(w_i \mid w_{i-k:i-1})\]
One method of producing this estimate is to use the maximum likelihood estimate (MLE)
\[\hat p (w_{i+1} \mid w_{i-k:i}) = \frac{\countf{w_{i-k:i+1}}}{\countf{w_{i-k:i}}}\]
for each subsequence \(w_{i-k:i}\) in the corpus.
However, one limitation of this approach is its lack of creative capacity. That is, if a subsequence \(w_{i-k:i+1}\) was never observed in the corpus, then its estimated probability is zero .
At first, this does not seem to pose a problem. If a sequence was not observed in a training corpus, we ought not expect a language model that understands that sequence. However, due to the compositional nature of natural language, it is likely that there are many more sequences that make sense than there are sequences in the training corpus. Thus, if we want an understanding of natural language as a whole we must be able to extrapolate meaning from sequence we have never seen before.
There are several approaches to avoiding these zero events. One family of approaches is called smoothing, where every possible sequence is provided some small probability mass. An example of smoothing is called additive smoothing where zero probabilities are avoided by assuming that each event occurs at least \(\alpha\) times in addition to its observed occurrences in the corpus. The MLE estimate is modified as
\[\hat p (w_{i+1} \mid w_{i-k:i}) = \frac{\countf{w_{i-k:i+1}} + \alpha}{\countf{w_{i-k:i}} + \alpha v}\]
where \(v\) is the size of the token vocabulary and \(0 \lt \alpha \leq 1\). Another family of approaches is using back-off, where if a sequence \(w_{i-k:i}\) is not observed, the model falls back to using \(w_{i-k-1:i}\).


{% extends "base.mail.html" %}
{% load i18n %}
{% block content %}
{% blocktrans with sender_name=sender.full_name receiver_name=receiver.short_name task_title=task.title motivation=motivation %}
Hello {{ receiver_name }},
Oh no, {{ sender_name }} withdrew from the task {{ task_title }}
The task is open again for new volunteers to apply.
{% endblocktrans %}
{% endblock %}
{% block action %}
{% trans 'View task' context 'email' %}
{% endblock %}


Uploading the To Do app icon
To show the flow of an integration, {prodname} displays icons that identify the applications that the integration is connecting to. Your {prodname} environment provides an icon for the To Do app. Follow these instructions to upload it.
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Display the To Do app icon:
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Let's say I have some function f that is continuous on an interval between a and b.
So that's my vertical axis.
This is my horizontal axis.
I'm going to label my horizontal axis t so we can save x for later.
I can still make this y right over there.
And let me graph.
This right over here is the graph of y is equal to f of t.
Let me make that clear.
And actually just to show that we're including that endpoint, let me make them bold lines, filled in lines.
So lower boundary, a, upper boundary, b.
We're just saying and I've drawn it this way that f is continuous on that.
Now let's define some new function.
Let's define some new function that's the area under the curve between a and some point that's in our interval.
Let me pick this right over here, x.
So let's define some new function to capture the area under the curve between a and x.
So this right over here, we can say is the definite integral from a to x of f of t dt.
Now this right over here is going to be a function of x-- and let me make it clear-- where x is in the interval between a and b.
This thing right over here is going to be another function of x.
This value is going to depend on what x we actually choose.
So let's define this as a function of x.
So I'm going to say that this is equal to uppercase F of x.
Fundamental theorem-- that's not an abbreviation-- theorem of calculus tells us that if we were to take the derivative of our capital F, so the derivative-- let me make sure I have enough space here.
So if I were to take the derivative of capital F with respect to x, which is the same thing as taking the derivative of this with respect to x, which is equal to the derivative of all of this business-- let me copy this.
So copy and then paste, which is the same thing.
I've defined capital F as this stuff.
So if I'm taking the derivative of the left hand side, it's the same thing as taking the derivative of the right hand side.
The fundamental theorem of calculus tells us that this is going to be equal to lowercase f of x.
Now why is this a big deal?
Why does it get such an important title as the fundamental theorem of calculus?
Every continuous function, every continuous f, has an antiderivative capital F of x.
That by itself is a cool thing.
But the other really cool thing-- or I guess these are somewhat related.
Remember, coming into this, all we did, we just viewed the definite integral as symbolizing as the area under the curve between two points.
That's where that Riemann definition of integration comes from.
But now we see a connection between that and derivatives.
When you're taking the definite integral, one way of thinking, especially if you're taking a definite integral between a lower boundary and an x, one way to think about it is you're essentially taking an antiderivative.
So we now see a connection-- and this is why it is the fundamental theorem of calculus.
It connects differential calculus and integral calculus-- connection between derivatives, or maybe I should say antiderivatives, derivatives and integration.
Which before this video, we just viewed integration as area under curve.
Let's say someone wanted to find the derivative with respect to x of the integral from-- I don't know.
I'll pick some random number here.
So pi 2x-- I'll put something crazy here-- cosine squared of t over the natural log of t minus the square root of t dt.
So they want you take the derivative with respect to x of this crazy thing.
Remember, this thing in the parentheses is a function of x.
Its value, it's going to have a value that is dependent on x.
If you give it a different x, it's going to have a different value.
So what's the derivative of this with respect to x?
Well, the fundamental theorem of calculus tells us it can be very simple.
We essentially-- and you can even pattern match up here.
And we'll get more intuition of why this is true in future videos.
But essentially, everywhere where you see this right over here is an f of t.
Everywhere you see a t, replace it with an x and it becomes an f of x.
So this is going to be equal to cosine squared of x over the natural log of x minus the square root of x.
You take the derivative of the indefinite integral where the upper boundary is x right over here.
It just becomes whatever you were taking the integral of, that as a function instaed of t, that is now a function x.
So it can really simplify sometimes taking a derivative.
And sometimes you'll see on exams these trick problems where you had this really hairy thing that you need to take a definite integral of and then take the derivative, and you just have to remember the fundamental theorem of calculus, the thing that ties it all together, connects derivatives and integration, that you can just simplify it by realizing that this is just going to be instead of a function lowercase f of t, it's going to be lowercase f of x.
Let me make it clear.
In this example right over here, this right over here was lowercase f of t.
And now it became lowercase f of x.
This right over here was our a.


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NISTunits: Fundamental Physical Constants and Unit Conversions from NIST
Fundamental physical constants (Quantity, Value, Uncertainty, Unit) for
SI (International System of Units) and non-SI units, plus unit conversions
Based on the data from NIST (National Institute of Standards and Technology, USA)
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Preparation time
over 2 hours
Cooking time
10 to 30 mins
Serves
Serves 4
For the tarator, place the bread into a bowl, add enough cold water to cover the bread, then squeeze out the excess water.
Blend the soaked bread, pine nuts, garlic, parsley and lemon juice in a food processor until smooth and well combined.
Gradually add the olive oil and blend to a purée. Season, to taste, with salt and freshly ground black pepper and chill in the fridge until needed.
For the prawns, in a bowl, mix together the prawns, lemon juice, chopped garlic, coriander and Tabasco until well combined. Chill in the fridge for two hours to marinate.
Heat a deep fat fryer to 170C/325F/Gas 3, or until a breadcrumb sizzles and turns brown when dropped into it. (CAUTION: hot oil can be dangerous. Do not leave unattended.)
Cut the kadaifi pastry into 12 equal pieces about 10cm/4in. Place a piece of kadaifi pastry onto a clean work surface. (Keep the remaining pastry pieces covered to prevent them drying out.) Place two basil leaves on top of the pastry.
Place a king prawn at one end of the pastry, then roll the pastry around the prawn until the prawn is covered in pastry.
Repeat the process with the remaining prawns.
Carefully lower the wrapped prawns into the hot oil in batches. Fry for 3-4 minutes, or until the pastry is crisp and golden-brown. Remove the wrapped prawns from the oil using a slotted spoon and set aside to drain on kitchen paper. Keep warm.
To serve, divide the tarator among four serving plates and arrange three prawns on top of each serving.


Resources and links.
This page consolidates all of the external links on this website onto one
page. This page also includes an embeded video element, the Faster than a
Potato video, referenced from the "About this site" page.
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Video: Davy Gallon KOs UFC vet Ross Pearson with spectacular ‘rolling thunder’ kick
by Alexander K. LeeRoss Pearson did not receive a warm welcome in his return to the cage.
Taking his first MMA fight after a successful boxing debut in May, the UFC vet and winner of “The Ultimate Fighter 9” was on the wrong end of an incredible “rolling thunder” kick, courtesy of Davy Gallon:
The bout took place Saturday at an MTK MMA show in London, with Pearson and Gallon booked for the welterweight headliner. Gallon landed his highlight-reel blow late in the third round to upset Pearson, a veteran of 26 octagon bouts.
Gallon improved his pro record to 18-7-2, while Pearson fell to 20-17 (1 NC) after suffering his third consecutive loss.


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