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Accessing Classical Music Metadata
This topic discusses the Gracenote Classical Music Initiative (CMI) Three-Line-Solution (TLS), and GNSDK's support for accessing classical music metadata from Gracenote Service. Gracenote TLS provides the four basic classical music metadata components—composer, album name, artist name, and track name—in a standard three-field media display for albums, artists, and tracks, as follows:
- Composer: The composer(s) that are featured on an album are listed by their last name in the album title (where applicable). In the examples noted below, the composer is Beethoven.
- Album Name: In most cases, a classical album’s title is comprised of the composer(s) and work(s) that are featured on the product, which yields a single entity in the album name display. However, for albums that have formal titles (unlike composers and works), the title is listed as it is on the product.
- General title example: Beethoven: Violin Concerto
- Formal title example: The Best Of Baroque Music
- Artist Name: A consistent format is used for listing a recording artist(s)—by soloist(s), conductor, and ensemble(s)—which yields a single entity in the artist name display. For example: Hilary Hahn; David Zinman: Baltimore Symphony Orchestra
- Track Name: A consistent format is used for listing a track title—composer, work title, and (where applicable) movement title—which yields a single entity in the track name display. For example: Beethoven: Violin Concerto In D, Op. 61 – 1. Allegro Ma Non Troppo
Accessing Additional Classical Music Metadata
To access additional classical music metadata (when available), set a query handle with the applicable query option set to True to access the metadata and automatically render it to the XML output.
The following table lists the applicable query functions and options for the GNSDK music modules.
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Product
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Query Function
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Query Option
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MusicID
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gnsdk_musicid_query_option_set
gnsdk_musicid_query_option_get
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GNSDK_MUSICID_OPTION_ENABLE_CLASSICAL_DATA
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MusicID-File
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gnsdk_musicidfile_query_option_get
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GNSDK_MUSICIDFILE_OPTION_ENABLE_CLASSICAL_DATA
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Additional Results in the XML Output
The additional classical music metadata may enhance or replace existing metadata in the XML output of a classical music query result.
GNSDK_GDO_VALUE_CLASSICAL_DATA contains a boolean value to indicate whether classical music metadata exists for the query record.
For the following fields, existing metadata may be updated with classical music metadata, at the specified level(s):
- GNSDK_GDO_VALUE_ARTIST_DISPLAY: At the Album level, lists the Composer name; at the Track level, lists the Artist Name.
- GNSDK_GDO_VALUE_ARTIST_TYPE: At the Composer credit level.
- GNSDK_GDO_VALUE_COMPOSITION_FORM: At the Track level.
- GNSDK_GDO_VALUE_ERA: At the Album and Track credit level, and Composer credit level.
- GNSDK_GDO_VALUE_INSTRUMENTATION: At the Track level.
- GNSDK_GDO_VALUE_GENRE: At the Track level.
- GNSDK_GDO_VALUE_ORIGIN: At the Album, Track, and Composer credit level.
- GNSDK_GDO_VALUE_TITLE_DISPLAY: At the Album level, lists the Album Name; at the Track level, lists the Track Name.
- GNSDK_GDO_VALUE_TITLE_TLS: At the Track level; and the metadata may be different that the metadata that displays in the GNSDK_GDO_VALUE_TITLE_DISPLAY field.
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TWO WEEKS IN ANOTHER TOWN (director: Vincente Minnelli; screenwriter: from an Irwin Shaw novel/Charles Schnee; cinematographer: Milton Krasner; editor: Robert J. Kern, Jr./Adrienne Fazan; cast: Kirk Douglas (Jack Andrus), Edward G. Robinson (Maurice Kruger), George Hamilton (Davie Drew), Claire Trevor (Clara Kruger), Cyd Charisse (Carlotta), George Macready (Lew Jordan), Erich Von Stroheim, Jr. (Ravinski), Rosanna Schiaffino (Barzelli), James Gregory (Brad Byrd), Joanna Roos (Janet Bark), Daliah Lavi (Veronica), Mino Doro (Tucino); Runtime: 107; MGM; 1962)
Reviewed by Dennis Schwartz
Vincente Minnelli makes another attempt to get at the Hollywood psyche ten years after his successful venture with the same theme in"The Bad and the Beautiful." Jack Andrus (Kirk Douglas) is in a private asylum for the last few years in Connecticut after being a big-name movie star and then suffering a nervous breakdown. He hit the bottle, divorced his licentious wife Carlotta (Cyd Charisse), and had a messy car accident. For the last six years he has become a forgotten actor, as he tries to understand what happened to him.
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In Rome, he continues his contentious relationship with Kruger and his wife Clara (Trevor), who has a poisonous tongue aimed toward Jack. Kruger has problems with his Italian producer (Doro) about the contract and underneath the guise of success, he is on the ropes, as this is his last chance to make a Hollywood film. He had to wait two years just to get a chance to make this film. The has-been director and washed-up actor share a common fate. To make matters worse for Kruger, he must get the film done in two weeks, there will be no time extention. Since Kruger wants to make a quality film in order to show Hollywood he can still make great films, he is stuck with a major problem, as he dubs his films into English at the end of the production and because of the time restraints, if he doesn't finish on schedule the producer will do the editing for him. He, thereby, uses his guile to get Jack to dub the film while it is being finished.
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| Birth Name | Dent, Harry |
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SMH - DENT, Harry - 18 October, 1974 (suddenly), of 28 Merlin St, Blacktown, beloved husband of Maureen, & father of Margaret, Elizabeth, Debra, Jeffrey & Gregory, loved father-in-law of Gerry & Paul, & loved granddad of Jamie, Leanne Damien & Jodie, aged 50 years. In God's care.
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| Mother | ???, Married Ada Alice | 1878 | ||
| Brother | Dent, Leslie | |||
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| Dent, Harry | c1924 | 1974-10-18 |
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/**
* Produce human-meaningful advice.
*
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{
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*
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*/
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}
/**
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*
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*
* @author costmo
*/
clearItemResult()
{
this.item_result = {
"command": "",
"category": "",
"result": CW_Constants.RESULT_UNTESTED,
"result_tags": [],
"raw_response": "",
"response_time": -1
};
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*
* @author costmo
* @returns {object} An object with pre-populated empty members
*/
getEmptyActionObject()
{
let returnValue =
{
"category": "",
"command": "",
"result": "",
"severity": "",
"content": ""
};
return returnValue;
}
/**
* After running the final test, parse the results to offer final advice
*
* @author costmo
* @param {*} stripConfigObject Whether or not the configObject member should be removed prior to output
*/
finalizeOutput( { stripConfigObject = true, stripItemResult = true } )
{
// Iterate the test results and send them to a helper to get specific advice
this.test_result.results.forEach(
result =>
{
// Push the parsed result to the 'actions'
let parsedResult = this.parseResult( { result: result } );
// Do not push "OK" and "IGNORE" results into the "actions" array since we'll never "act" on them
if( parsedResult.severity > CW_Constants.SEVERITY_OK )
{
this.test_result.actions.push( parsedResult );
}
}
);
// Make sure we're all cleaned up - constructive action
// this.clearItemResult();
// Cleanup - destructive actions
if( (this.configObject) && (stripConfigObject == true) )
{
delete this.configObject;
}
if( (stripItemResult == true) )
{
delete this.item_result;
}
}
/**
* Farm out the work of parsing a resultItem and pushing actionable items to the `actions` array
*
* @author costmo
* @returns {object} An object with the result
*/
parseResult()
{
let returnValue =
{ ...this.getEmptyActionObject(),
category: this.item_result.category,
command: this.item_result.command,
result: this.item_result.result
}
// We got a PASS or, so there's nothing else to do
if( returnValue.result == CW_Constants.RESULT_PASS )
{
returnValue.severity = CW_Constants.SEVERITY_OK;
// Set "OK" at the top-level if we've only seen "IGNORE"
this.greatest_severity = ( CW_Constants.SEVERITY_OK > this.greatest_severity )
? CW_Constants.SEVERITY_OK : this.greatest_severity;
}
else if( returnValue.result == CW_Constants.IGNORE ) // simple population of IGNORE items - something that presumably did not actually run
{
returnValue.severity = CW_Constants.SEVERITY_IGNORE;
}
else // Farm out logic for parsing FAIL and PUNT conditions
{
let adviceContent = null;
// Use separate handlers for each command category
if( returnValue.category == "local" )
{
let CW_AdviceContent_Local = require( "./CW_AdviceContent_Local.js" );
adviceContent = new CW_AdviceContent_Local({
command: returnValue.command,
testResult: this.item_result,
configObject: this.configObject
});
} // category: "local"
else if( returnValue.category == "website" )
{
let CW_AdviceContent_Website = require( "./CW_AdviceContent_Website.js" );
adviceContent = new CW_AdviceContent_Website({
command: returnValue.command,
testResult: this.item_result,
configObject: this.configObject
});
} // category: "website"
else if( returnValue.category == "website-admin" )
{
let CW_AdviceContent_WebsiteAdmin = require( "./CW_AdviceContent_WebsiteAdmin.js" );
adviceContent = new CW_AdviceContent_WebsiteAdmin({
command: returnValue.command,
testResult: this.item_result,
configObject: this.configObject
});
} // category: "website-admin"
// We've got a category-specific object, now advise
if( adviceContent ) // weeds out addons
{
adviceContent.advise();
returnValue.result = adviceContent.result;
// If this is the greatest severity we've seen, set the new top-level
this.greatest_severity = ( adviceContent.severity > this.greatest_severity )
? adviceContent.severity : this.greatest_severity;
returnValue.severity = adviceContent.severity;
returnValue.content = adviceContent.content;
}
}
return returnValue;
}
}
module.exports = CW_Advice;


‘I don’t know’: Aubameyang discusses Arsenal’s struggles
Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang has his say on Arsenal's recent form under Unai Emery
by The Sport Review staffPierre-Emerick Aubameyang has admitted that he cannot pinpoint the reason for Arsenal’s recent struggles under Unai Emery.
The Gunners left it late to claim a 2-2 draw with Southampton in the Premier League on Saturday afternoon as their winless run in the top flight continued.
Arsenal are now without a win in five Premier League games and their stuttering form has caused them to drop well off the pace in the race for Champions League qualification.
Their stuttering form has inevitably heaped pressure on manager Emery and it remains to be seen what the future holds for the Spanish head coach.
Aubameyang was asked to explain Arsenal’s recent struggles after the game on Saturday but he was unable to provide a concrete explanation.
Asked to pinpoint the reason for Arsenal’s struggles, Aubameyang is quoted as saying by Metro: “I don’t know. Sincerely, I don’t know.
“I think everybody has to try to ask themselves that, and what they can change, what they can give more of.
“Everybody has to do this, me first. I will try to work hard and to get back to winning ways.”
Aubameyang has scored eight goals in 13 Premier League games this season.
Arsenal will return to Premier League action next weekend with a trip to Norwich City in the top flight.
The north London side are in Europa League action on Thursday night when they take on Eintracht Frankfurt in the European competition.


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Properties | |
| HRESULT | InProgress ([out, retval] VARIANT_BOOL *isInProgress) |
| Returns true if the operation is still in progress. | |
| HRESULT | Tracks ([out, retval] IITTrackCollection **iTrackCollection) |
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Returns true if the operation is still in progress. You cannot retrieve the IITOperationStatus::Tracks() property until the operation completes.
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Returns a collection containing the tracks that were generated by the operation. You cannot retrieve this property until IITOperationStatus::InProgress() returns false
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Welcome to the Bootstrap documentation, the living, interactive style and code guide for all things Bootstrap. If you're new here, continue reading to learn how to get started.
Please note that all information can be found on The College Board website.
| Subject | # of Sections | # of Questions | Total Time | Score Range |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Essay | 1 | 1 | 25 minutes | 2-12 |
| Math | 3 | 54 | 1 hour 10 minutes | 200-800 |
| Reading | 3 | 67 | 1 hour 10 minutes | 200-800 |
| Writing | 2 | 49 | 35 minutes | 20-80 |
| Unscored* | 1 | n/a | 25 minutes | n/a |
| TOTAL | 10 | 3 hours 45 minutes + Three 5 minute breaks |
600-2400 |
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*For January, May, October test dates, order the SAT Question and Answer Service (QAS) for $18 at time of registration. This service provides you with the test that you took, your answers, and the correct answers. This service is helpful if you plan on improving your score for the next test.
Fundamental HTML elements styled and enhanced with extensible classes.
Sprint. Micro strategies. Question Types. Pattern Matching. Set Ups.
Get the lowdown on the key pieces of Bootstrap's infrastructure, including our approach to better, faster, stronger web development.
Get the lowdown on the key pieces of Bootstrap's infrastructure, including our approach to better, faster, stronger web development.
Marathon. One macro strategy. 67 questions.
There are a few easy ways to quickly get started with Bootstrap, each one appealing to a different skill level and use case. Read through to see what suits your particular needs.
The fastest way to get started is to get the compiled and minified versions of our CSS, JavaScript, and fonts. No documentation or original source files are included.
Toggleable, contextual menu for displaying lists of links. Made interactive with the dropdown JavaScript plugin.
Toggleable, contextual menu for displaying lists of links. Made interactive with the dropdown JavaScript plugin.
Group a series of buttons together on a single line with the button group. Add on optional JavaScript radio and checkbox style
Wrap the dropdown's trigger and the dropdown menu within .dropdown
, or another element that declares position: relative;
. Then add the menu's HTML.
Wrap the dropdown's trigger and the dropdown menu within .dropdown
, or another element that declares position: relative;
. Then add the menu's HTML.
There are a few easy ways to quickly get started with Bootstrap, each one appealing to a different skill level and use case. Read through to see what suits your particular needs.
The fastest way to get started is to get the compiled and minified versions of our CSS, JavaScript, and fonts. No documentation or original source files are included.
There are a few easy ways to quickly get started with Bootstrap, each one appealing to a different skill level and use case. Read through to see what suits your particular needs.
There are a few easy ways to quickly get started with Bootstrap, each one appealing to a different skill level and use case. Read through to see what suits your particular needs.
There are a few easy ways to quickly get started with Bootstrap, each one appealing to a different skill level and use case. Read through to see what suits your particular needs.
There are a few easy ways to quickly get started with Bootstrap, each one appealing to a different skill level and use case. Read through to see what suits your particular needs.


NEWS.md
klippy
now renders well with Hugo Academic (thanks to Emerson M. Del Ponte, #8).tooltips are rendered with Primer Tooltips instead of Bootstrap Tooltips (removes Bootstrap dependency).
javascript code of klippy
written in Vanilla JS (removes jQuery dependency).
creates klippy_dependencies
function.
klippies
are auto-sized. Argument size
is removed.
klippy
icon is changed: octicons’ clippy.svg
is used instead of glyphicon
.
Remove the distribution of jQuery
and Bootstrap
: calls to rmarkdown::html_dependency_*
are preferred.
klippy
moved to upper left corners of code blocks (thx @ Elin Waring for the suggestion)
Add a size
argument to klippy()
Documentation provides a more comprehensive example


{% extends "easy_notes_app/base.html" %} {% block content %}
Tidy up your workspace
Notes, to-do lists, reminders...
Manage your workspace easily
No more clutter in your fridge!


To add a new part in the database you need to add at least
the 'Part name'. Additionally, you can add a description,
which is also shown in the items list and add additional
tags in the 'Tags' field, which are used from the search
function in the main page. Use the 'Choose File' buttons
to upload an image and the datasheet of the part.
If you're also using the esp8266 firmware for indicating
the part location, then add the led index of the WS2812B
stripe.


This is a boilerplate application for Express.js and Angular.js.
As an example, this partial view (located at /views/partials/about.jade)
is handled by ButtonsCtrl and is a mixture of angular-seed and angular-ui bootstrap examplesFor more examples, see angular-ui bootstrap


| 1 | package org.ahocorasick.util; | |
| 2 | ||
| 3 | import java.util.ArrayList; | |
| 4 | import java.util.List; | |
| 5 | ||
| 6 | /** | |
| 7 | * Helps removes elements from a list in a efficient way | |
| 8 | * | |
| 9 | *
Removing elements from an ArrayList in a naive way can lead to O(n^3) | |
| 10 | * running time. If the algorithm first creates a list of all the elements | |
| 11 | * to remove, then we for each element in this list (assume n elements) we look | |
| 12 | * for the element in the original list (against n elements) and when found we need | |
| 13 | * to remove the element and move the elements to the right (of the removed element) | |
| 14 | * to the left by one, the size of this operation is at worst n hence O(n^3).
 | |
| 15 | * | |
| 16 | *
This instead makes a new list and copies over only elements we want to keep, | |
| 17 | * we then clear the original list and then add all of the elements to the original | |
| 18 | * list. This gives us (for ArrayList) a running time of O(n).
 | |
| 19 | * | |
| 20 | *
The performance of this has not been thoroughly tested for linked list.
 | |
| 21 | * | |
| 22 | *
This can be completely removed in java 8 as the List#removeIf() method can be used instead | |
| 23 | * as this already is optimised for each list implementation. | |
| 24 | * | |
| 25 | */ | |
| 26 | public class ListElementRemoval { | |
| 27 | ||
| 28 | public static interface RemoveElementPredicate<T> { | |
| 29 | public boolean remove(T t); | |
| 30 | } | |
| 31 | | |
| 32 | /** | |
| 33 | * Removes all elements from the list matching the given predicate. | |
| 34 | * | |
| 35 | * @param list | |
| 36 | * @param predicate | |
| 37 | */ | |
| 38 | public static <T> void removeIf(final List<T> list, final RemoveElementPredicate<T> predicate) { | |
| 39 | final List<T> newList = new ArrayList<>(list.size()); | |
| 40 | | |
| 41 | for(final T element : list) { | |
| 42 |
1
1. removeIf : negated conditional → KILLED |
if (!predicate.remove(element)) { |
| 43 | newList.add(element); | |
| 44 | } | |
| 45 | } | |
| 46 | | |
| 47 |
1
1. removeIf : removed call to java/util/List::clear → KILLED |
list.clear(); |
| 48 | list.addAll(newList); | |
| 49 | } | |
| 50 | } | |
Mutations | ||
| 42 |
1.1 |
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| 47 |
1.1 |


Show by Screen Size
In this example, we use the show visibility classes to show certain strings of text based on the device on which users view a page. If their browser meets the class's conditions, the element will be shown. If not, it will be hidden.
This text is shown only on a small screen. This text is shown on medium screens and up. This text is shown only on a medium screen. This text is shown on large screens and up. This text is shown only on a large screen. This text is shown on xlarge screens and up. This text is shown only on an xlarge screen. This text is shown on xxlarge screens and up.
Hide by Screen Size
This example shows the opposite: It uses the hide visibility classes to state which elements should disappear based on your device's screen size or orientation. Users will see elements on every browser except those that meet these conditions.
Orientation Detection
This straightforward example shows how two strings of text determine whether or not an element is visible in different orientations. This will change on mobile devices when you rotate the device. On desktop, the orientation is almost always reported as landscape.

Touch Detection
There are also visibility classes to hide or show content based on whether a device supports touch (as determined by Modernizr).

Accessibility
Adding display: none
to an element will prevent screen readers from reading it. However, there are techniques to hide content while still making it readable by screen readers.
Show for Screen Readers Only
To visually hide content, while still allowing assistive technology to read it, add the class show-for-sr
.
This text can only be read by a screen reader.
There's a line of text above this one, you just can't see it.
Hide for Screen Readers Only
To hide text from assistive technology, while still keeping it visible, add the attribute aria-hidden="true"
. This doesn't affect how the element looks, but screen readers will skip over it.
Creating Skip Links
If your site has a lot of navigation, a screen reader will have to read through the entire navigation to get to your site's content. To remedy this, you can add a "skip link" at the very top of your page, which will send the user farther down the page, past the navigation when clicked on.
Use the class show-on-focus
to hide an element, except when it has focus.
Responsive Visibility
Finally, if you want to hide some content but still make it accessible for screen readers, use the hidden visibility classes. Do not confuse these classes with hide visibility classes. Use these classes in conjunction with the hide and show visibility classes to control complex layouts while offering accessibility for those using screen readers.
 You are not on a medium, large, xlarge, or xxlarge screen. You are not on a medium screen. You are not on a large, xlarge, or xxlarge screen.  You are not on an xlarge screen and up. You are not on an xlarge screen. You are not on an xxlarge screen.
To reverse the rules defined by hidden, use the visible visibility classes.
This text is shown only on a small screen. This text is shown on medium screens and up. This text is shown only on a medium screen. This text is shown on large screens and up. This text is shown only on a large screen. This text is shown on xlarge screens and up. This text is shown only on an xlarge screen. This text is shown on xxlarge screens and up.


Computers from a few years until today have evolved very fast, and without a doubt was the main responsible for the evolution of the 20th century. We took a huge step in all areas of Science, as well as in human relations. , image creation and ease in communication.
But this was only possible because we have programming languages and on this blog I'm going to convince you to learn a programming language. Maybe you don't know but every application you use or most of the websites you access are made with programming languages.
Today we have many programming languages, like Java, C#, Python, javascript, c++, and many others, they all work with logic, one of the benefits you get with faster thinking.
But which programming language to start with? Before you start learning a programming language, you must understand programming logic, or look for a course that teaches both simultaneously. the language I recommend is c++ it is very similar to what we are talking about.
You can find several courses of any programming language for free I learned when I learned on Youtube by other sites. We have great courses on platforms that do not charge for the study and will only be charged if you want a certificate.
Hi, I'm Igor de Jesus Silva, I'm 15 years old, studying at ETEC Maria Cristina Medeiros school. Among the subjects I like the most are: making websites, programming and digital art. But as I intend to be a Full Stack and Design programmer, I'm not just depending on the school to learn, and I take courses over the internet, one of the ones I really liked was the softblue javascript.


--- layout: post title: 'Git: How do I apply a patch when I get "Git:patch does not apply"?' date: 2014-03-22 21:56:37.000000000 +05:30 type: post published: true status: publish categories: - Problem - Solution tags: - Git - How to - Problem - Solution meta: _rest_api_published: '1' _rest_api_client_id: '-1' _wpas_skip_6744839: '1' author: Eklavya Mirani ---
Hey Everyone, it's been a long long time since I posted, however I am back, posting about a recent problem I encountered. I have been working on Reader Mode for Metro Firefox for a while now, and I am familiar with their easy to use MQ (Mercurial Queues) system.
However, I started experimenting with their Github repository, gecko-dev and tried to apply my patch on the forked repository (I hoped, sincerely hoped, but yeah you know how this story goes, don't you?).
Anyway, coming straight to the point, I was welcomed to git by a sweet message:
"git:Patch does not apply"
I looked around, and found a simple fix for this:
$git apply --reject ThePatchThatFailed.patch
Let me explain what this does. It will apply the parts of the patch that succeed to the local repository, and whatever is not applied is saved to a *.rej file.
Now you can manually fix the hunks (or in normal language, specific parts that start with @@ -1251,6 +1251,23 @@...).
Using the *.rej files to manually make changes to the local repostory is straightforward, open the rej file and the corresponding file with the same name without the .rej extension and manually add your changes to the file. Once done, you can just delete the rej file and repeat for all other rej files.
 Sounds easy, right? Is there an easy way around this? Please feel free to share your opinions :)


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- Appendix I - Resources / Consulting
- Appendix I - Resources / Useful Links
- Part II - Base Platform / Actions
- Part II - Base Platform / Documents
- Part IV - PSI / File View Providers
- Part II - Base Platform / Files
- Part II - Base Platform / Fundamentals / Threading
- Part IV - PSI / Modifying the PSI
- Part IV - PSI / Navigating the PSI
- Part IV - PSI / What is the PSI?
- Part IV - PSI / PSI Elements
- Part IV - PSI / PSI Files
- Part IV - PSI / References
- Part II - Base Platform / Files / Virtual Files
- Part I - Plugins / Getting Started
- Part VIII - Product Specific / Build Number Ranges
- Part I - Plugins / Getting Started / Using DevKit / Creating an Action
- Part I - Plugins / Getting Started / Using DevKit / Creating a Plugin Project
- Part I - Plugins / Getting Started / Using DevKit / Deploying a Plugin
- Part VIII - Product Specific / Compatibility with Multiple Products
- Part I - Plugins / Getting Started / Using DevKit / Publishing a Plugin
- Part I - Plugins / Getting Started / Using DevKit / Running and Debugging a Plugin
- Part I - Plugins / Getting Started / Using DevKit / Setting Up a Development Environment
- Part I - Plugins / Custom Plugin Repositories
- Part I - Plugins / Getting Started / Using DevKit
- Part I - Plugins / IDE Development Instances
- Part IV - PSI / Indexing and PSI Stubs
- Part IV - PSI / Indexing and PSI Stubs / File-based indexes
- Part IV - PSI / Indexing and PSI Stubs / Stub indexes
- The IntelliJ Platform / IntelliJ Platform Coding Guidelines
- Part II - Base Platform / Settings / Persisting Sensitive Data
- Part II - Base Platform / Settings / Persisting State of Components
- The IntelliJ Platform / Contributing to the IntelliJ Platform
- Part I - Plugins / Plugin Structure
- Part I - Plugins / Plugin Structure / Plugin Actions
- Part I - Plugins / Plugin Structure / Plugin Class Loaders
- Part I - Plugins / Plugin Structure / Plugin Components
- Part I - Plugins / Plugin Structure / Plugin Configuration File
- Part I - Plugins / Plugin Structure / Plugin Content
- Part I - Plugins / Plugin Structure / Plugin Dependencies
- Part I - Plugins / Plugin Structure / Plugin Extensions and Extension Points
- Part I - Plugins / Plugin Structure / Plugin Icon
- Part I - Plugins / Plugin Structure / Plugin Services
- Part III - Project Model / Introduction
- Part IV - PSI / PSI Cookbook
- Part II - Base Platform / Run Configurations
- Part II - Base Platform / Run Configurations / Execution
- Part II - Base Platform / Run Configurations / Run Configuration Management
- Part VI - Testing / Testing Plugins
- Part VI - Testing / Testing Plugins / Light and Heavy Tests
- Part VI - Testing / Testing Plugins / Test Project and Testdata Directories
- Part VI - Testing / Testing Plugins / Testing Highlighting
- Part VI - Testing / Testing Plugins / Tests and Fixtures
- Part VI - Testing / Testing Plugins / Writing Tests
- Part I - Plugins / Introduction / Types of Plugins
- Part II - Base Platform / Files / Virtual File System
- The IntelliJ Platform SDK
- Getting Help
- The IntelliJ Platform
- The IntelliJ Platform SDK / Key Topics
- The IntelliJ Platform SDK / Contributing to the SDK / SDK Code Sample Guidelines
- The IntelliJ Platform SDK / Contributing to the SDK / SDK Docs Style Guide
- Part II - Base Platform / Fundamentals
- Part X - Plugin Repository / API Reference
- Part X - Plugin Repository / API Reference / Maven Interface
- Part X - Plugin Repository / API Reference / Plugin Details
- Part X - Plugin Repository / API Reference / Plugin Developers List
- Part X - Plugin Repository / API Reference / Plugin Update Download
- Part X - Plugin Repository / API Reference / Plugin Upload
- Part X - Plugin Repository / API Reference / Plugins List
- Part X - Plugin Repository / Custom Release Channels
- Part X - Plugin Repository / Plugin Recommendations
- Part X - Plugin Repository / Introduction
- Part VIII - Product Specific / IntelliJ IDEA
- Part VIII - Product Specific / PhpStorm / Existing Third Party Plugins
- Part VIII - Product Specific / PhpStorm / PHP Open API
- Part VIII - Product Specific / PhpStorm
- Part VIII - Product Specific / PhpStorm / Setting-up the Environment
- Part VIII - Product Specific / PyCharm
- Appendix II - API Changes / Incompatible API Changes
- Appendix II - API Changes / Notable API Changes
- Part II - Base Platform / User Interface Components / Color Scheme Management
- Part VII - Custom Languages / Custom Language Support
- Part VII - Custom Languages / Custom Language Support / Code Completion
- Part VII - Custom Languages / Custom Language Support / Code Formatter
- Part VII - Custom Languages / Custom Language Support / Documentation
- Part VII - Custom Languages / Custom Language Support / Find Usages
- Part VII - Custom Languages / Custom Language Support / Go to Class and Go to Symbol
- Part VII - Custom Languages / Custom Language Support / Implementing Lexer
- Part VII - Custom Languages / Custom Language Support / Implementing Parser and PSI
- Part VII - Custom Languages / Custom Language Support / References and Resolve
- Part VII - Custom Languages / Custom Language Support / Registering File Type
- Part VII - Custom Languages / Custom Language Support / Rename Refactoring
- Part VII - Custom Languages / Custom Language Support / Safe Delete Refactoring
- Part VII - Custom Languages / Custom Language Support / Structure View
- Part VII - Custom Languages / Custom Language Support / Surround With
- Part VII - Custom Languages / Custom Language Support / Syntax Highlighting and Error Highlighting
- Part II - Base Platform / Editors
- Part V - Features / Build System / External Builder API and Plugins
- Part III - Project Model / External system integration
- Part VIII - Product Specific / IntelliJ IDEA / Spring API
- Part IV - PSI / XML DOM API
- Part I - Plugins / IntelliJ Platform Artifacts Repositories
- Part I - Plugins / Internal Actions Menu / Enabling Internal Mode
- Part I - Plugins / Internal Actions Menu / Internal Actions
- Part I - Plugins / Internal Actions Menu
- Part I - Plugins / Internal Actions Menu / Laf Defaults
- Part I - Plugins / Internal Actions Menu / UI Tools
- Part I - Plugins / Internal Actions Menu / UI Inspector
- Part II - Base Platform / Localization Guide
- Part II - Base Platform / Fundamentals / Messaging Infrastructure
- Part II - Base Platform / Editors / Multiple Carets
- Part V - Features / Build System
- Part III - Project Model / Facet
- Part III - Project Model / Library
- Part III - Project Model / Module
- Part III - Project Model / Project
- Part III - Project Model / SDK
- Part III - Project Model / Project / Project Wizard
- Part VIII - Product Specific / IntelliJ IDEA / Tomcat Integration
- Part II - Base Platform / UI Themes / Creating UI Themes
- Part II - Base Platform / UI Themes / Customizing a UI Theme
- Part II - Base Platform / UI Themes / Adding Schemes and Images
- Part II - Base Platform / UI Themes
- Part II - Base Platform / UI Themes / Exposing Theme Metadata
- Part II - Base Platform / Version Control Systems
- Part II - Base Platform / User Interface Components / Icons and Images
- Part II - Base Platform / User Interface Components / Dialogs
- Part II - Base Platform / User Interface Components / Editor Components
- Part II - Base Platform / User Interface Components / File and Class Choosers
- Part II - Base Platform / User Interface Components / Kotlin UI DSL
- Part II - Base Platform / User Interface Components / List and Tree Controls
- Part II - Base Platform / User Interface Components / Miscellaneous Swing Components
- Part II - Base Platform / User Interface Components / Popups
- Part II - Base Platform / User Interface Components / Tool Windows
- Part II - Base Platform / User Interface Components
8 May 2019
tutorials 翻译 (view diff)
- Part II - Base Platform / Actions / Actions Tutorial
- Part II - Base Platform / Actions / Actions Tutorial / 2. Grouping Actions
- Part II - Base Platform / Actions / Actions Tutorial / 1. Registering an Action
- Part I - Plugins / Getting Started / Using Gradle
- Part I - Plugins / Getting Started / Using Gradle / Publishing Your Plugin
- Part I - Plugins / Getting Started / Using Gradle / Getting Started with Gradle
- Part V - Features / Analysing / Inspections
- Part V - Features / Editing / Intentions
- Part VII - Custom Languages / Custom Language Support Tutorial / 7. Annotator
- Part VII - Custom Languages / Custom Language Support Tutorial / 16. Code Style Settings
- Part VII - Custom Languages / Custom Language Support Tutorial / 17. Commenter
- Part VII - Custom Languages / Custom Language Support Tutorial / 9. Completion Contributor
- Part VII - Custom Languages / Custom Language Support Tutorial / 11. Find Usages Provider
- Part VII - Custom Languages / Custom Language Support Tutorial / 12. Folding Builder
- Part VII - Custom Languages / Custom Language Support Tutorial / 15. Formatter
- Part VII - Custom Languages / Custom Language Support Tutorial / 13. Go To Symbol Contributor
- Part VII - Custom Languages / Custom Language Support Tutorial / 3. Grammar and Parser
- Part VII - Custom Languages / Custom Language Support Tutorial / 2. Language and File Type
- Part VII - Custom Languages / Custom Language Support Tutorial / 4. Lexer and Parser Definition
- Part VII - Custom Languages / Custom Language Support Tutorial / 8. Line Marker Provider
- Part VII - Custom Languages / Custom Language Support Tutorial / 1. Prerequisites
- Part VII - Custom Languages / Custom Language Support Tutorial / 6. PSI Helpers and Utilities
- Part VII - Custom Languages / Custom Language Support Tutorial / 18. Quick Fix
- Part VII - Custom Languages / Custom Language Support Tutorial / 10. Reference Contributor
- Part VII - Custom Languages / Custom Language Support Tutorial / 14. Structure View Factory
- Part VII - Custom Languages / Custom Language Support Tutorial / 5. Syntax Highlighter and Color Settings Page
- Part VII - Custom Languages / Custom Language Support Tutorial
- Part II - Base Platform / Editors / Editor Basics
- Part II - Base Platform / Editors / Editor Basics / 2. Editor Coordinates System. Positions And Offsets
- Part II - Base Platform / Editors / Editor Basics / 3. Handling Editor Events
- Part II - Base Platform / Editors / Editor Basics / 1. Working With Text
- Part III - Project Model / Project / Frameworks
- Part V - Features / Editing / Templates / Live Templates
- Part V - Features / Editing / Templates / Live Templates / 1. Adding Live Template Support
- Part III - Project Model / Project / Project Wizard Tutorial
- Part III - Project Model / Project / Project Wizard Tutorial / Adding New Steps to Project Wizard
- Part III - Project Model / Project / Project Wizard Tutorial / Supporting Module Types
- Part II - Base Platform / Run Configurations / Run Configurations Tutorial
- Part V - Features / Project View / Modifying Project View Structure
- Part VII - Custom Languages / Testing a Custom Language Plugin
- Part VII - Custom Languages / Testing a Custom Language Plugin / 4. Annotator Test
- Part VII - Custom Languages / Testing a Custom Language Plugin / 9. Commenter Test
- Part VII - Custom Languages / Testing a Custom Language Plugin / 3. Completion Test
- Part VII - Custom Languages / Testing a Custom Language Plugin / 8. Find Usages Test
- Part VII - Custom Languages / Testing a Custom Language Plugin / 7. Folding Test
- Part VII - Custom Languages / Testing a Custom Language Plugin / 5. Formatter Test
- Part VII - Custom Languages / Testing a Custom Language Plugin / 2. Parsing Test
- Part VII - Custom Languages / Testing a Custom Language Plugin / 10. Reference Test
- Part VII - Custom Languages / Testing a Custom Language Plugin / 6. Rename Test
- Part VII - Custom Languages / Testing a Custom Language Plugin / 1. Tests Prerequisites
3 May 2019
Kotlin UI DSL: notes/tip formatting (view diff)
- Part II - Base Platform / User Interface Components / Kotlin UI DSL
- Part II - Base Platform / User Interface Components
Remove duplicate heading (view diff)
- Part II - Base Platform / User Interface Components / Kotlin UI DSL
Add Kotlin UI DSL documentation (view diff)
- Part II - Base Platform / User Interface Components / Kotlin UI DSL
- Part II - Base Platform / User Interface Components
cleanup callout syntax (view diff)
- Appendix I - Resources / Consulting
- Part I - Plugins / Getting Started / Using DevKit / Creating a Plugin Project
- Part I - Plugins / Getting Started / Using DevKit
- Part II - Base Platform / Settings / Persisting State of Components
2 May 2019
IJSDK-579 Plugin Extensions and Extension Points: default properties (view diff)
- Part I - Plugins / Plugin Structure / Plugin Extensions and Extension Points
IJSDK-579 Plugin Extensions and Extension Points: Revise (view diff)
- Part I - Plugins / Plugin Structure / Plugin Extensions and Extension Points
1 May 2019
One sentence per line. (view diff)
- Part I - Plugins / Getting Started / Using Gradle
- Part I - Plugins / Getting Started / Using Gradle / Publishing Your Plugin
- Part I - Plugins / Getting Started / Using Gradle / Getting Started with Gradle
29 April 2019
Fix ‘an utility’ typos to ‘a utility’ (#169) (view diff)
- Part VII - Custom Languages / Custom Language Support Tutorial / 6. PSI Helpers and Utilities
26 April 2019
spring-api: note about setting up DevKit vs Gradle (view diff)
- Part VIII - Product Specific / IntelliJ IDEA / Spring API
25 April 2019
Fix foo_basics name (view diff)
Simplify plugin.xml list, other changes per review. (view diff)
24 April 2019
intellij_artifacts: formatting (view diff)
- Part I - Plugins / IntelliJ Platform Artifacts Repositories
19 April 2019
Add SDK code and doc style guides Update since and until-build values. (view diff)
- The IntelliJ Platform / IntelliJ Platform Coding Guidelines
- The IntelliJ Platform SDK / Contributing to the SDK / SDK Code Sample Guidelines
- The IntelliJ Platform SDK / Contributing to the SDK / SDK Docs Style Guide
23 April 2019
API 2019: use internal link (#167) (view diff)
- Appendix II - API Changes / Incompatible API Changes / 2019.*
Notable Changes 2019: @ApiStatus.Internal (IDEA-211175) (view diff)
- Appendix II - API Changes / Notable API Changes / 2019.*
Notify about removal of com.intellij.extapi.psi.PsiElementBase
(view diff)
- Appendix II - API Changes / Incompatible API Changes / 2019.*
themes: clarify ‘id’ attribute (view diff)
- Part II - Base Platform / UI Themes / Creating UI Themes
22 April 2019
Fix link. (view diff)
- Part V - Features / Analysing / Inspections
Deleted shortName and provider classes. (view diff)
- Part V - Features / Analysing / Inspections
16 April 2019
Add references to VFS and Document utils (view diff)
- Part II - Base Platform / Documents
- Part II - Base Platform / Files / Virtual Files
17 April 2019
testing_plugins.md: update link for Sikuli (view diff)
- Part VI - Testing / Testing Plugins
gradline-intellij plugin 0.4.8 (view diff)
- Part I - Plugins / Getting Started / Using Gradle / Publishing Your Plugin
- Part I - Plugins / Getting Started / Using Gradle / Getting Started with Gradle
15 April 2019
intellij_platform.md: use upsource:// link (IJSDK-77) (view diff)
feature_extractor.md: use upsource:// link (IJSDK-77) (view diff)
- Part X - Plugin Repository / Plugin Recommendations
setting_up_environment.md: use upsource:// link (IJSDK-77) (view diff)
- Part I - Plugins / Getting Started / Using DevKit / Setting Up a Development Environment
pycharm.md: use upsource:// link (IJSDK-77) (view diff)
- Part VIII - Product Specific / PyCharm
prerequisites.md: use upsource:// link (IJSDK-77) (view diff)
- Part VII - Custom Languages / Custom Language Support Tutorial / 1. Prerequisites
kotlin.md: use upsource:// link (IJSDK-77) (view diff)
- Part I - Plugins / Kotlin for Plugin Developers
12 April 2019
Notable API Changes: introduction text (IJSDK-568) (view diff)
- Appendix II - API Changes / Notable API Changes
Incompatible API Changes: introduction text (IJSDK-568) (view diff)
- Appendix II - API Changes / Incompatible API Changes
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| int | string_nocase_equal (void *string1, void *string2) |
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Change:elseif strfind (contenttype, "application/xml", 1, true) or strfind (contenttype, "text/xml", 1, true) or strfind (contenttype, "text/plain", 1, true) then tinsert (defs.args, read (inputsize)) else error("Unsupported Media Type: "..contenttype)to else local input = read(inputsize) tinsert (defs.args, input)This makes CGILua handle all unsupported content types as text/plain , without parsing the incoming POST data.
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I'm too sexy for this executioner's hood
CNN Europe | Submitted by: Meerkat
"Models sporting nooses, execution-style hoods and body-covering
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The India skipper scored yet another Test century before Ishant Sharma put the hosts on the brink of victory at Eden Gardens
by AAPIndia captain Virat Kohli embellished the pink-ball Test with a sparkling century and his quick bowlers, led by Ishant Sharma, reduced Bangladesh to 6-152 as the hosts closed in on a 2-0 series sweep on day two of the second and final Test on Saturday.
After India declared their first innings on 9-347 in their maiden day-night test, Bangladesh risked losing the match inside two days following a spectacular top-order collapse.
Mushfiqur Rahim and Mahmudullah, who made 39 before a hamstring injury forced him to retire hurt, batted resolutely to force a third day at Kolkata's Eden Gardens.
Mushfiqur will resume on 59 on Sunday, hoping to continue the fight though India look set to seal their 12th consecutive home series victory.
Earlier, Kohli smashed a magnificent 136 and added 99 runs with Ajinkya Rahane who fell for a fluent 51.
The India captain cover-drove Ebadot Hossain to reach 99 and, with the crowd chanting his name, took two off spinner Taijul Islam to bring up his 27th test century, and 20th as captain.
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International Dialing Code for Poland is +48.
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Majority of Polish Ports work on Ch 12 with Gdansk on Ch 14.
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Mobile Phones - A prepaid Poland SIM card with an international cell phone is the most convenient and economical solution. All incoming calls are FREE, regardless of where they originate. Pay the local rate for local calls and use a cellular phone in Poland like you do at home. Your Poland SIM Card (ERA) will require a SIM-unlocked GSM 900 / 1800 compatible international cell phone.
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IMRAY AND ADLARD COLES PILOT BOOKS are available at a discounted price for Noonsite.com users via World Cruising Club.
Cruising Guide to Poland
Published by The Cruising Association (2015 edition)
A revised cruising and harbour guide to Poland, with many useful photographs and chartlets. The only English language guide to the area which gives so much detail.
A4, spiral bound with laminated covers, this lies flat on your chart table.
The Baltic Sea
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The Cruising Almanac 2016
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Covers North West Europe from Shetland and southern Norway to Gibraltar and West Ireland to the Baltic. Fully revised. Available as Imray Nautical Apps for iPad users.
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A useful travel log by Nicholas Hill on sailing the Baltic. Very good descriptions, photos etc.
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Gugudan's Sejeong reveals she will be getting her first solo comeback in three years
by kevanimeweirdGugudan's Sejeong recently revealed that she will be dropping her highly anticipated return as a solo act. Her agency confirmed that she will be releasing her new track in December.
And it looks like she will be partnering up with Dingo for her upcoming track, this would also be Dingo's first installment in their collaboration project with idols.
"In December, Sejeong will be releasing a new song with a music project with Dingo. Sejeong was chosen as the first artist for Dingo's music idol collaboration project. We plan on showing Sejeong's diverse musical style as the next generation's top vocalist.
Please look forward to her new song."- Jellyfish Entertainment.
Although it's been three years since Sejeong made her very first solo debut with her song titled" Flower way" that was produced by Zico former leader of Block B. In addition she had won on multiple music shows and receives an all-kill on the music charts.
However Sejeong still makes time and continued to make music through Various OSTs, but this time around she will be getting her official comeback as a solo act. The first time in three years that we haven't heard any official comeback song from Sejeong but please support her.
If you haven't checked out her first debut track and is probably new to this you can click on the link below and listen to her first debut track.


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"ray.cancel() only supported for non-actor object refs. "
"Got: {}.".format(type(object_ref)))
return worker.core_worker.cancel_task(object_ref, force)
def _mode(worker=global_worker):
After Change
worker.check_connected()
if not isinstance(object_ref, ray.ObjectRef):
raise TypeError(
"ray.cancel() only supported for non-actor object refs. "
f"Got: {type(object_ref)}.")
return worker.core_worker.cancel_task(object_ref, force)
def _mode(worker=global_worker):