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* Use arrow keys to move UP, DOWN, LEFT and RIGHT then press ENTER to change player
* The active player is shown by the green color and the non active by red
* You can move a maximum of 3 steps horizontally or vertically
* To change the weapon press ENTER key
* The aim of the game is to attack the other player,
Once you are next to each other you can attack or defend
* You will follow instruction on pop up message.
* At the end the Game restart's in 3 secs automatically.
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Jaguar Bids Farewell to Its 2019 XJ With One Last Special Edition Run
New models will move on to electric powertrains.
by Jeff YeungThe regular 2019 Jaguar XJ has gone out of production earlier this year in July, but before saying goodbye to the iconic model — which will soon be replaced with an all-electric lineup — the British automaker is releasing one last Collection Special Edition, limited to 300 cars, in celebration of the model’s 50-year heritage.
Based on the design of the long-wheelbase XJL Supercharged, the luxury sedan comes in three color options: Santorini Black, Yulong White, or the classic British Racing Green. With various Ebony, Mineral, Ivory, and London Tan interior packages to choose from, Jaguar has also included special detailing that celebrates the car’s special status, such as “XJ Collection” branding on the metal tread plates, and tags on the dashboard reading “XJ Collection One of 300.” The limited-edition then sits on four 20-inch five-spoke wheels finished in Satin Grey. As to its performance, all 300 of the collection will boast 470 horsepower and 424 pound-feet of torque.
Limited only to the US market, the Jaguar XJ Collection Special Edition is now available, and will sell for $86,025 USD.
For more things automotive, watch Ken Block drift across China’s most dangerous road.


LEGO flagship store opens in Amsterdam
by Janene PietersA LEGO flagship store opened on Kalverstraat in Amsterdam on Friday - the second LEGO store and first flagship store in the Netherlands. In addition to a complete range of new products that can only be found at LEGO stores, the Amsterdam store also boasts a large number of pieces specifically dedicated to the Netherlands.
The store's first customers piled into the new location, passing the eye-catching 3.3-meter tall windmill, made from nearly 886 thousand LEGO bricks. They quickly filled the sales floor, pulling down items for purchase, and walking past brick versions of famed Dutch artists.
The Danish toy giant also paid homage to Dutch artists, with LEGO artworks inspired by masters like Jan Vermeer, Vincent van Gogh, and Rembrandt. An enormous effort was needed to construct these, and also the LEGO versions of the Munttoren in Amsterdam, and a canal bridge with Dutch inventions like the cassette tape and the microscope on top of it.
The windmill itself weighs around 1,820 kilograms, and needed over 3 thousand man hours to build and has rotating blades, lights and sound effects.
The store also has room for personal creativity, with countless in-store play areas, activities and events. "The Amsterdam location is a true Valhalla for all LEGO fans", the company said in a press statement.
Amsterdam's LEGO flagship shop opened up at noon, with customers given time slots to stagger entrance and keep crowding to a minimum. Most customers were allowed in for just 45 minutes at a time.


@media
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Tests whether the @media
rule set to all
is supported.
FAIL
If the preceding paragraph reads "FAIL", the test fails.
screen
Tests whether the @media
rule set to screen
is supported.
FAIL
If the preceding paragraph reads "FAIL", the test fails.
handheld
Tests whether the @media
rule set to handheld
is supported.
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Everyone has something unique to offer. The general tips only get you so far and are more helpful for understanding some of the hidden nuances, but only you know what your strongest or most desirable trait is. Determining what that is (and it isn’t limited to just one thing) and showcasing it is crucial to constructing a cohesive and compelling college application.
Use this google form to ask questions, give criticisms, ask for guidance, etc and I will do my best to get back to you.


Low pressure trough to affect Oman weather
by Times News ServiceMuscat: The Public Authority for Civil Aviation (PACA) has announced that a low pressure trough is likely to affect weather over the Sultanate from Saturday.
According to PACA, weather will be partly cloudy to cloudy with chances of rain and occasional thoundershowers associated with with fresh winds.
PACA said in a weather report, "Weather analysis in the National Multi Hazard Early Warning Centre indicates that a trough of low pressure located south of Iran will will affect the Sultanate from Saturday to Monday, 11 November 2019.
The weather forecast for Friday predicted mainly clear skies over most of the Sultanate with chances of cloud development and isolated rain over Musandam governorate and Al Hajar mountains during the afternoon.


Club Championship 2023 Event 9
| Kibworth 25 |
28 May 23 |
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25 |
miles |
| Name |
Position |
Road bike |
Actual Time |
Avg. mph |
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| Phil
Rayner |
1 |
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01:01:27 |
24.41 |
| Matt
Plews |
2 |
|
01:01:49 |
24.27 |
| Jonathan
Durnin |
3 |
|
01:02:29 |
24.01 |
| Austin
Smith |
4 |
|
01:03:05 |
23.78 |
| Ed
Tarelli |
5 |
|
01:03:38 |
23.57 |
| Graham
Doe |
6 |
|
01:03:48 |
23.51 |
| Maciej
Suchocki |
7 |
|
01:04:16 |
23.34 |
| Doug
Tincello |
8 |
|
01:05:36 |
22.87 |
| Nik
Kershaw |
9 |
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01:06:29 |
22.56 |
| Linda
Hubbard |
10 |
|
01:07:40 |
22.17 |
| Roger
Kockelbergh |
11 |
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01:07:55 |
22.09 |
| Simon
Ward |
12 |
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01:09:49 |
21.48 |
| Milly
Pinnock |
13 |
1 |
01:10:10 |
21.38 |
| Steven
Coulam |
14 |
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01:10:48 |
21.19 |
| Vic
Barnett |
15 |
2 |
01:16:41 |
19.56 |
| John
Welsford |
16 |
3 |
01:19:53 |
18.78 |
| Debbie
Ward |
17 |
4 |
01:23:01 |
18.07 |
| Tom
Evans |
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Python has its own database API. This is intended so that people writing wrappers around ODBC and vendor-specific database drivers should expose the same database API to Python. The Database Special Interest Group (DB-SIG) maintains the database API, and has a mailing list and archives relating to it at http://www.python.org/sigs/db-sig/.
Version 2.0 of this standard has just been released; we include a full copy in Appendix C. The various ODBC modules we demonstrate in this chapter conform closely to the standard, so we will confine ourselves here to a brief discussion of what it encompasses:
Connection objects manage a connection to the database. They can be opened and closed, and can commit and roll back transactions. They may offer methods or properties to set global aspects of the connection, such as transaction behavior. Everything else is done through cursor objects.
These manage the context of a single statement. Users ask the connection objects to create cursors, and assign an SQL statement to the cursor. The cursor handles control of execution and of iteration through the result set. It also defines a standard format for descriptive information about the fields in the result set. Cursors provide support for parameterized queries and prepared statements.
A database connection or module should be able to return information about its capabilities. These include:
The API level to which it conforms: level 2 offers many more features than level 1. See Appendix C for details.
The parameter style to use for arguments to prepared statements; a question mark is the most common.
Information about how safe the module is to use with threads.
A standard set of exceptions is defined for database work, helping users to distinguish between SQL syntax errors, integrity warnings in the database, invalid SQL, and so on.
Databases have special types to represent null, dates and times, binary objects, and row IDs. Each DB-API-compliant module may create its own objects to handle these, but the constructor for them is defined. Thus, calling mymodule.Date(1999,12,31) should return a valid Date object suitable for insertion in the database, even if the implementation of the Date object varies from one database module to another.
The Python DB-API is simple and straightforward, yet offers the features needed for high-performance database development.
Because it's just been released, adherence to the new Version 2.0 database API isn't perfect, so we'll briefly note the differences from the 1.0 specification. Version 1.0 offered the same connection and cursor objects, but defined a shared helper module named DBI (presumably short for Database Independence) that offered standard Date and RAW types. It also did not define the standard exceptions and driver information features.
As we noted earlier, there are many Python interface modules available; generally, one for each database vendor. We will concentrate exclusively on the ODBC modules, because ODBC drivers are available for virtually all database servers.
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StencilTemplateEngineError
public enum StencilTemplateEngineError: Swift.Error
An Error type for use when describing errors that can occur while working with
the StencilTemplateEngine
type.
-
Thrown when the
StencilTemplateEngine.rootPaths
property is empty.Declaration
Swift
case rootPathsEmpty
-
A deprecated render method was called. Instead, call
render(filePath:context:options:templateName:)
.Declaration
Swift
case deprecatedRenderMethodCalled
-
Thrown when unable to cast ‘json’ value to a
[String: Any]
.Declaration
Swift
case unableToCastJSONToDict
-
Thrown when unable to encode the
Encodable
value provided to data.Declaration
Swift
case unableToEncodeValue(value: Encodable)
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Thrown when Stencil fails to render the context with the given template.
Declaration
Swift
case unableToRenderContext(context: [String: Any])
-
Thrown when a
[Encodable]
orSet<Encodable>
is passed without a Key.Declaration
Swift
case noKeyProvidedForType(value: Encodable)


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- Window 64-bit EXE µEforth
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- Window 64-bit EXE µEforth
Version: {{VERSION}}
Release Archive - Prior Releases
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The wealth of Windows .DLL and system functionality can be
accessed via the dynamic loading interface.
A handle to a library is obtained with LOADLIBRARYA
,
and then individual symbols are accessed with GETPROCADDRESS
.
LOADLIBRARYA ( dllname-z -- module ) GETPROCADDRESS ( module name-z -- fn )
And assembly version of */MOD
is provided to allow the EXE to build without
including MSVCRT.
See windows_main.c.
Native functions all called with CALL(n) (see Windows & Linux Calling below).
Various Win32 calls are imported in
windows.fs.
In addition, a terminal that responds to ANSI escape codes is created and connected to
TYPE
and KEY
.


Classes
Namespaces
Interfaces
Traits
Index
Namespace
Thelia\Form
AddressCreateForm
Class AddressCreateForm
AddressUpdateForm
Class AddressUpdateForm
AdminLogin
AdministratorCreationForm
AdministratorModificationForm
AttributeAvCreationForm
AttributeCreationForm
AttributeModificationForm
BaseForm
Base form class for creating form objects
CartAdd
Class CartAdd
CategoryCreationForm
CategoryDocumentModification
Created by JetBrains PhpStorm.
CategoryImageModification
Created by JetBrains PhpStorm.
CategoryModificationForm
ConfigCreationForm
ConfigModificationForm
ContactForm
Class ContactForm
ContentCreationForm
ContentDocumentModification
Created by JetBrains PhpStorm.
ContentImageModification
Created by JetBrains PhpStorm.
ContentModificationForm
Class ContentModificationForm
CountryCreationForm
CountryModificationForm
CouponCode
Class CouponCode
CouponCreationForm
Created by JetBrains PhpStorm.
CurrencyCreationForm
CurrencyModificationForm
CustomerCreateForm
Class CustomerCreateForm
CustomerLogin
Class CustomerLogin
CustomerLostPasswordForm
Class CustomerLostPasswordForm
CustomerPasswordUpdateForm
Class CustomerPasswordUpdateForm
CustomerProfilUpdateForm
Class CustomerProfilUpdateForm
CustomerUpdateForm
Class CustomerUpdateForm
FeatureAvCreationForm
FeatureCreationForm
FeatureModificationForm
FolderCreationForm
FolderDocumentModification
Created by JetBrains PhpStorm.
FolderImageModification
Created by JetBrains PhpStorm.
FolderModificationForm
InstallStep3Form
Created by JetBrains PhpStorm.
MessageCreationForm
MessageModificationForm
NewsletterForm
Class NewsletterForm
OrderDelivery
Class OrderDelivery
OrderPayment
Class OrderPayment
OrderUpdateAddress
Class AddressUpdateForm
ProductCreationForm
ProductDefaultSaleElementUpdateForm
ProductDocumentModification
Created by JetBrains PhpStorm.
ProductImageModification
Created by JetBrains PhpStorm.
ProductModificationForm
ProductSaleElementUpdateForm
ProfileCreationForm
Class ProfileCreationForm
ProfileModificationForm
Class ProfileModificationForm
ProfileUpdateModuleAccessForm
Class ProfileUpdateModuleAccessForm
ProfileUpdateResourceAccessForm
Class ProfileUpdateResourceAccessForm
StandardDescriptionFieldsTrait
A trait to add standard localized description fields to a form.
TaxCreationForm
Class TaxCreationForm
TaxModificationForm
Class TaxModificationForm
TaxRuleCreationForm
TaxRuleModificationForm
TaxRuleTaxListUpdateForm
TemplateCreationForm
TemplateModificationForm


Change Log
All notable changes to this project will be documented in this file. See standard-version for commit guidelines.
3.0.0 (2017-07-02)
build
- polyfills: don't polyfill (7358836)
Code Refactoring
BREAKING CHANGES
- dist: Dist only exposes API. No presets or wrappers
- exports: No access to presets in main
- polyfills: no polyfills in dist versions
2.4.0 (2017-07-02)
Features
- dist: Added data-wrapper (467f987)
- helpers: preventdefault and parseObject (44e4bd4)
- methods: onDestory exposes options (cef0995)
- methods: return values on methods (eb343e9)
- presets: Added new wrapper (06a0600)
2.3.0 (2017-07-01)
Features
- options: Added various options (c56173d)
2.2.0 (2017-06-28)
Features
- presets: multi as wrapper (53f2638)
2.1.0 (2017-06-27)
2.0.4 (2017-06-19)
Bug Fixes
- IE11: support IE11 (294a81c)
2.0.3 (2017-06-16)
Bug Fixes
2.0.2 (2017-06-13)
Bug Fixes
- defaults: use correct default options (081a0b5)
2.0.1 (2017-06-05)
2.0.0 (2017-06-04)
Code Refactoring
- API: new API (f7883ac)
BREAKING CHANGES
- API: API changed
1.1.0 (2017-06-02)
Bug Fixes
- events: prevent default events (814eeca)
Features
- dist: label dist as a feature (5e5522a)
1.0.0 (2017-06-02)
Bug Fixes
- presets: direction on belt (8aaecb5)


Click on the sections of the pie chart to see summaries of each category
Click on the "VIEW" button to see devices in the selected state
Total cases within each state


gh issue
Manage GitHub issues from the command-line.
More information: home page
- Display a specific issue:
gh issue view issue_number
- Display a specific issue in the default web browser:
gh issue view issue_number --web
- Create a new issue in the default web browser:
gh issue create --web
- List the last 10 issues with the `bug` label:
gh issue list --limit 10 --label "bug"
- List closed issues made by a specific user:
gh issue list --state closed --author username
- Display the status of issues relevant to the user, in a specific repository:
gh issue status --repo owner/repository
- Reopen a specific issue:
gh issue reopen issue_number


dontabandon.me
A list of abandoned open-source projects
dontabandon.me provides a simple read-only API (thanks to Django Rest Framework). The browseable api can be found
here.
Here is a list of all possible requests to the API:
- api/authors – authors in alphabetical order
- api/authors/votes – authors ordered by number of votes
- api/authors/projects – authors ordered by number of projects
- api/authors/1 – single author page (replace 1 with author id)
- api/languages – languages in alphabetical order
- api/languages/votes – languages ordered by number of votes
- api/languages/projects – languages ordered by number of projects
- api/languages/1 – single language page (replace 1 with language id)
- api/projects – projects in alphabetical order
- api/projects/latest – projects ordered by add date
- api/projects/votes – projects ordered by number of votes
- api/projects/1 – single project page (replace 1 with project id)
- api/reasons – reasons in alphabetical order
- api/reasons/votes – reasons ordered by number of votes
- api/reasons/projects – reasons ordered by number of projects
- api/reasons/1 – single reason page (replace 1 with reason id)
- api/tags – tags in alphabetical order
- api/tags/votes – tags ordered by number of votes
- api/tags/projects – tags ordered by number of projects
- api/tags/1 – single tag page (replace 1 with tag id)
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{% extends "base.html" %} {% block content %}
Some quick example text to build on the card title and make up the bulk of the card's content.


Your Widget Title
To create your widget follow the official Microsoft documentation
here
and
here
, but it essentially boils down to the following steps:
Edit the html and assets
Edit the vss-extension.json
manifest file
Package/publish
the widget (privately or publicly)
Optionally
rate
this project template extension
Thank you and good luck!


{% load staticfiles %}
About
About Page
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Make sure you are using iOS Safari, not iOS Chrome or the Google Search app.
Click on the "Share" button. On iPhones it's at the bottom; on iPads it's at the top. Its icon looks like an arrow pointing upwards from the inside of a box.
Select "Add to Home Screen"; its icon is a rounded square with a plus sign in the centre. You might have to scroll right a bit to find it. This option will not appear if you use iOS Chrome.
Click "Add" and UGWA will appear on your home screen.


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{% include "home/header.htm" %}
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title: Holiday Letters
description: Epic fun to stuff right in your year-end
---
Join the Goodrichs as they travel through space and time in 2014.
The never-published, unfinished Christmas letter from 2013. The Quest for the Move...
The outlaw family runs from the law.


MBus
MBus
connect everything
and have all your things receive events from each other
download
© Manuel Naujoks 2016
emit events
clientname
event
observe events


Shepherdstown, West Virginia | September 12, 2018
Search engine optimization (SEO) is often about making small modifications to parts of your website. When viewed individually, these changes might seem like incremental improvements, but when combined with other optimizations, they could have a noticeable impact on your site's user experience and performance in organic search results.
Accessibility is the practice of making your websites usable by as many people as possible — we traditionally think of this as being about people with disabilities, but really it also covers other groups such as those using mobile devices, or those with slow network connections.
— Mozilla
In 2016, Google adds mobile considerations to it's search algorithm.
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Mega Menu
Menu items can be focused by arrow keys.
Mega Menu Group
To switch focus to other Menu Group, it is needed to use Tab
button.
Mega Menu Sublist Position
The Mega Menu allows also to change position of SubList
popup, by passing
[subListPosition]
, right
is default one, but there is also left
option.


Profile
Marriage
Family
Birth
Register Birth
Birth information
Name
Sex
Select Sex
Male
Female
Date of Birth
Birth Place
Kind of Birth
Birth Order
Birth Assistant
Weight
Kg
Length
cm
Parents information
Family Card Number
Head of Houshold
Father's NIK
Father's Name
Mother's NIK
Mother's Name
Reporter Information
Reporter NIK
Reporter Name
Witness One NIK
Witness Two NIK
Submit


If field is not required, but you want to mark it invalid if user did not complete it, use tuiUnfinishedValidator directive
tuiUnfinishedValidator


| Sno | Employee | Application Date | Loan Type | Loan Provider | Loan Amount | Installment Amount | Remark |
| {{$index+1}} | {{ row.EmpName || '' }} | {{ row.LADate || '' }} | {{ row.LTName || '' }} | {{ row.LPName || '' }} | {{ row.LAApplyAmount || '' }} | {{ row.LAInstallment || '' }} | {{ row.LARemark || '' }} |
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layout: post
status: publish
published: true
title: BizTalk News
author:
display_name: Tomas Restrepo
login: tomasr
email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>url: http://winterdom.com/
author_login: tomasr
author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: http://winterdom.com/
wordpress_id: 303
wordpress_url: http://winterdom.com/2006/09/biztalknews
date: '2006-09-13 21:12:22 +0000'
date_gmt: '2006-09-13 21:12:22 +0000'
categories:
- BizTalk
tags: []
comments: []
---
Several cool BizTalk-related news reported today:
- The new BizTalk 2006 developer's Troubleshooting Guide released, as reported here, here, here and here. Fantastic work on the part of BizTalk's Documentation Team putting this together. I've turned my copy into a slightly smaller PDF file I can keep around for constant reference!
- Managing a Successful Performance Lab for BizTalk Server document released.
- New blog on the Business Rules Engine (BRE) in BizTalk, by Sreedhar Pelluru. Lots of good stuff already.
- KB 834624: List of Known issues in BizTalk Server 2004. You never know when you're gonna hit one of those.


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| #define | GNSDK_REGION_CHINA "gnsdk_region_china" |
| #define | GNSDK_REGION_DEFAULT GNSDK_NULL |
| #define | GNSDK_REGION_EUROPE "gnsdk_region_europe" |
| #define | GNSDK_REGION_GLOBAL "gnsdk_region_global" |
| #define | GNSDK_REGION_JAPAN "gnsdk_region_japan" |
| #define | GNSDK_REGION_KOREA "gnsdk_region_korea" |
| #define | GNSDK_REGION_TAIWAN "gnsdk_region_taiwan" |
| #define | GNSDK_REGION_US "gnsdk_region_us" |
| #define GNSDK_REGION_CHINA "gnsdk_region_china" |
The list is related to the Chinese region. The SDK uses region, country, desciptor (how verbose) and group (e.g., Music) to specify what lists and locale-dependent metadata should be returned from the Gracenote service. Currently, gnsdk_manager_list_retrieve() and gnsdk_manager_load_locale() uses these values.
Definition at line 848 of file gnsdk_manager.h.
| #define GNSDK_REGION_DEFAULT GNSDK_NULL |
The default region for a list. The SDK uses region, country, desciptor (how verbose) and group (e.g., Music) to specify what lists and locale-dependent metadata should be returned from the Gracenote service. Currently, gnsdk_manager_list_retrieve() and gnsdk_manager_load_locale() uses these values.
Definition at line 812 of file gnsdk_manager.h.
| #define GNSDK_REGION_EUROPE "gnsdk_region_europe" |
The list is related to the European region. The SDK uses region, country, desciptor (how verbose) and group (e.g., Music) to specify what lists and locale-dependent metadata should be returned from the Gracenote service. Currently, gnsdk_manager_list_retrieve() and gnsdk_manager_load_locale() uses these values.
Definition at line 875 of file gnsdk_manager.h.
| #define GNSDK_REGION_GLOBAL "gnsdk_region_global" |
The list is not related to any one specific region. This key is the GNSDK default locale region. The SDK uses region, country, desciptor (how verbose) and group (e.g., Music) to specify what lists and locale-dependent metadata should be returned from the Gracenote service. Currently, gnsdk_manager_list_retrieve() and gnsdk_manager_load_locale() uses these values.
Definition at line 821 of file gnsdk_manager.h.
| #define GNSDK_REGION_JAPAN "gnsdk_region_japan" |
The list is related to the Japanese region. The SDK uses region, country, desciptor (how verbose) and group (e.g., Music) to specify what lists and locale-dependent metadata should be returned from the Gracenote service. Currently, gnsdk_manager_list_retrieve() and gnsdk_manager_load_locale() uses these values.
Definition at line 839 of file gnsdk_manager.h.
| #define GNSDK_REGION_KOREA "gnsdk_region_korea" |
The list is related to the Korean region. The SDK uses region, country, desciptor (how verbose) and group (e.g., Music) to specify what lists and locale-dependent metadata should be returned from the Gracenote service. Currently, gnsdk_manager_list_retrieve() and gnsdk_manager_load_locale() uses these values.
Definition at line 866 of file gnsdk_manager.h.
| #define GNSDK_REGION_TAIWAN "gnsdk_region_taiwan" |
The list is related to the Taiwanese region. The SDK uses region, country, desciptor (how verbose) and group (e.g., Music) to specify what lists and locale-dependent metadata should be returned from the Gracenote service. Currently, gnsdk_manager_list_retrieve() and gnsdk_manager_load_locale() uses these values.
Definition at line 857 of file gnsdk_manager.h.
| #define GNSDK_REGION_US "gnsdk_region_us" |
The list is related to the USA region. The SDK uses region, country, desciptor (how verbose) and group (e.g., Music) to specify what lists and locale-dependent metadata should be returned from the Gracenote service. Currently, gnsdk_manager_list_retrieve() and gnsdk_manager_load_locale() uses these values.
Definition at line 830 of file gnsdk_manager.h.
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public class EventQueue
EventQueue
is a platform-independent class
that queues events, both from the underlying peer classes
and from trusted application classes.
It encapsulates asynchronous event dispatch machinery which
extracts events from the queue and dispatches them by calling
dispatchEvent(AWTEvent)
method
on this EventQueue
with the event to be dispatched
as an argument. The particular behavior of this machinery is
implementation-dependent. The only requirements are that events
which were actually enqueued to this queue (note that events
being posted to the EventQueue
can be coalesced)
are dispatched:
AWTEvent
A is enqueued
to the EventQueue
before
AWTEvent
B then event B will not be
dispatched before event A.
Some browsers partition applets in different code bases into
separate contexts, and establish walls between these contexts.
In such a scenario, there will be one EventQueue
per context. Other browsers place all applets into the same
context, implying that there will be only a single, global
EventQueue
for all applets. This behavior is
implementation-dependent. Consult your browser's documentation
for more information.
For information on the threading issues of the event dispatch machinery, see AWT Threading Issues.
| Constructor Summary | |
|---|---|
EventQueue()
|
| Method Summary | |
|---|---|
protected void |
dispatchEvent(AWTEvent event)
Dispatches an event. |
static AWTEvent |
getCurrentEvent()
Returns the the event currently being dispatched by the EventQueue associated with the calling thread. |
static long |
getMostRecentEventTime()
Returns the timestamp of the most recent event that had a timestamp, and that was dispatched from the EventQueue associated with the
calling thread. |
AWTEvent |
getNextEvent()
Removes an event from the EventQueue and
returns it. |
static void |
invokeAndWait(Runnable runnable)
Causes runnable to have its run
method called in the dispatch thread of the EventQueue . |
static void |
invokeLater(Runnable runnable)
Causes runnable to have its run
method called in the dispatch thread of the EventQueue . |
static boolean |
isDispatchThread()
Returns true if the calling thread is the current AWT EventQueue 's dispatch thread. |
AWTEvent |
peekEvent()
Returns the first event on the EventQueue
without removing it. |
AWTEvent |
peekEvent(int id)
Returns the first event with the specified id, if any. |
protected void |
pop()
Stops dispatching events using this EventQueue . |
void |
postEvent(AWTEvent theEvent)
Posts a 1.1-style event to the EventQueue . |
void |
push(EventQueue newEventQueue)
Replaces the existing EventQueue with the specified one. |
| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
|---|
clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
| Constructor Detail |
|---|
public EventQueue()
| Method Detail |
|---|
public void postEvent(AWTEvent theEvent)
EventQueue
.
If there is an existing event on the queue with the same ID
and event source, the source Component
's
coalesceEvents
method will be called.
theEvent
- an instance of java.awt.AWTEvent
,
or a subclass of it
NullPointerException
- if theEvent
is null
public AWTEvent getNextEvent() throws InterruptedException
EventQueue
and
returns it. This method will block until an event has
been posted by another thread.
AWTEvent
InterruptedException
- if another thread has interrupted this threadpublic AWTEvent peekEvent()
EventQueue
without removing it.
public AWTEvent peekEvent(int id)
id
- the id of the type of event desired
null
if there is no such eventprotected void dispatchEvent(AWTEvent event)
| Event Type | Source Type | Dispatched To |
|---|---|---|
| ActiveEvent | Any | event.dispatch() |
| Other | Component | source.dispatchEvent(AWTEvent) |
| Other | MenuComponent | source.dispatchEvent(AWTEvent) |
| Other | Other | No action (ignored) |
event
- an instance of java.awt.AWTEvent
,
or a subclass of it
NullPointerException
- if event
is null
public static long getMostRecentEventTime()
EventQueue
associated with the
calling thread. If an event with a timestamp is currently being
dispatched, its timestamp will be returned. If no events have yet
been dispatched, the EventQueue's initialization time will be
returned instead.In the current version of
the JDK, only InputEvent
s,
ActionEvent
s, and InvocationEvent
s have
timestamps; however, future versions of the JDK may add timestamps to
additional event types. Note that this method should only be invoked
from an application's event dispatching thread. If this method is
invoked from another thread, the current system time (as reported by
System.currentTimeMillis()
) will be returned instead.
InputEvent
,
ActionEvent
, or InvocationEvent
to be
dispatched, or System.currentTimeMillis()
if this
method is invoked on a thread other than an event dispatching
threadInputEvent.getWhen()
,
ActionEvent.getWhen()
,
InvocationEvent.getWhen()
public static AWTEvent getCurrentEvent()
EventQueue
associated with the calling thread. This is
useful if a method needs access to the event, but was not designed to
receive a reference to it as an argument. Note that this method should
only be invoked from an application's event dispatching thread. If this
method is invoked from another thread, null will be returned.
public void push(EventQueue newEventQueue)
EventQueue
with the specified one.
Any pending events are transferred to the new EventQueue
for processing by it.
newEventQueue
- an EventQueue
(or subclass thereof) instance to be use
NullPointerException
- if newEventQueue
is null
pop()
protected void pop() throws EmptyStackException
EventQueue
.
Any pending events are transferred to the previous
EventQueue
for processing.
Warning: To avoid deadlock, do not declare this method synchronized in a subclass.
EmptyStackException
- if no previous push was made
on this EventQueue
push(java.awt.EventQueue)
public static boolean isDispatchThread()
EventQueue
's dispatch thread. Use this
call the ensure that a given
task is being executed (or not being) on the current AWT
EventDispatchThread
.
EventQueue
's dispatch threadpublic static void invokeLater(Runnable runnable)
runnable
to have its run
method called in the dispatch thread of the EventQueue
.
This will happen after all pending events are processed.
runnable
- the Runnable
whose run
method should be executed
synchronously on the EventQueue
invokeAndWait(java.lang.Runnable)
public static void invokeAndWait(Runnable runnable) throws InterruptedException, InvocationTargetException
runnable
to have its run
method called in the dispatch thread of the EventQueue
.
This will happen after all pending events are processed.
The call blocks until this has happened. This method
will throw an Error if called from the event dispatcher thread.
runnable
- the Runnable
whose run
method should be executed
synchronously on the EventQueue
InterruptedException
- if another thread has
interrupted this thread
InvocationTargetException
- if an throwable is thrown
when running runnable
invokeLater(java.lang.Runnable)
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by Press Trust of IndiaThe Kolkata Port Trust (KoPT) is on track to better last year's cargo handling volume during the 2019-20 fiscal, Chairman Vinit Kumar said on Saturday.
The port authority has so far handled 45 million tonne of cargo, a rise of 4-4.5 per cent over the corresponding period last fiscal, he said.
"We are hopeful of surpassing last year's cargo handling volume at the Kolkata port and Haldia dock this fiscal. So far, KoPT has handled 45 million tonne of cargo," he said at the CII Logistics Colloquium here.
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Recent analysis has shown that there is more polarization in Internet-poor and older communities than there is among those who get their news online. One potential reason for this is talk radio. It is available everywhere in America and is listened to by most of the local population.
In the map below, we are comparing the coverage between Rush Limbaugh and FAS radio shows. The choropleth shows Unemployment rates as of August, 2016, taken from the Bureau of Labor Statistics.


Count 101
问题描述 :
You know YaoYao is fond of his chains. He has a lot of chains and each chain has n diamonds on it. There are two kinds of diamonds, labeled 0 and 1. We can write down the label of diamonds on a chain. So each chain can be written as a sequence consisting of 0 and 1.
We know that chains are different with each other. And their length is exactly n. And what’s more, each chain sequence doesn’t contain “101” as a substring.
Could you tell how many chains will YaoYao have at most?
We know that chains are different with each other. And their length is exactly n. And what’s more, each chain sequence doesn’t contain “101” as a substring.
Could you tell how many chains will YaoYao have at most?
输入:
There will be multiple test cases in a test data. For each test case, there is only one number n(n<10000). The end of the input is indicated by a -1, which should not be processed as a case.
输出:
There will be multiple test cases in a test data. For each test case, there is only one number n(n<10000). The end of the input is indicated by a -1, which should not be processed as a case.
样例输入:
3 4 -1
样例输出:
7 12HintWe can see when the length equals to 4. We can have those chains: 0000,0001,0010,0011 0100,0110,0111,1000 1001,1100,1110,1111
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题意：
一种只有0、1两种元素的串，问长度为 i 的串中包含多少个不含有“101”的串。
解题思路：
令 dp[i] 表示长度为 i 的串满足要求的串的个数。
很容易想到 dp[i] = 2*dp[i-1] – { dp[i-1] 中末尾两位是"10"的串的个数 }。
而 { } 中的内容又可以表示成 dp[i-1] 中末位是“0”的串的个数 – dp[i-2] 中末位是“0”的串的个数。
又因为 dp[j] 中末位是“0”的个数等于 dp[j-1] 。
于是得到状态转移方程：dp[i] = 2*dp[i-1] – (dp[i-2] – dp[i-3])。
#include <stdio.h> int main() { int dp[10001]={0,2,4,7}; for(int i=4;i<10000;i++) dp[i] = (2*dp[i-1]-dp[i-2]+dp[i-3])%9997; int n; while(scanf("%d",&n),n+1) printf("%d\n",dp[n]); return 0; }
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这个也是算法导论的习题
头文件的颜色是有意设成这种灰暗色的吗？感觉看不清
为什么不直接用STL排序呢？
这个系列很不错
是穷举，但是代码有优化（v数组），并不是2^n。测试数据应该没问题，之前有超时的代码。
有没有C++语言的代码？
在方法1里面：
//遍历所有的边，计算入度
for(int i=0; i<V; i++)
{
degree = 0;
for (j = adj .begin(); j != adj .end(); ++j)
{
degree[*j]++;
}
}
为什么每遍历一条链表，要首先将每个链表头的顶点的入度置为0呢？
比如顶点5，若在顶点1、2、3、4的链表中出现过顶点5，那么要增加顶点5的入度，但是在遍历顶点5的链表时，又将顶点5的入度置为0了，那之前的从顶点1234到顶点5的边不是都没了吗？
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Why so much contempt for layout designer?
It's not just about old-school backenders. To this day, many frontenders still do not see the importance of layout. Here we have a link to an article that talks about the subject.
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BigUInt
public struct BigUInt
An arbitary precision unsigned integer type, also known as a big integer
.
Operations on big integers never overflow, but they might take a long time to execute. The amount of memory (and address space) available is the only constraint to the magnitude of these numbers.
This particular big integer type uses base-2^64 digits to represent integers; you can think of it as a wrapper
around Array<UInt64>
. In fact, BigUInt
implements a mutable collection of its UInt64
digits, with the
digit at index 0 being the least significant.
To make memory management simple, BigUInt
allows you to subscript it with out-of-bounds indexes:
the subscript getter zero-extends the digit sequence, while the subscript setter automatically extends the
underlying storage when necessary:
var number = BigUInt(1)
number[42] // Not an error, returns 0
number[23] = 1 // Not an error, number is now 2^1472 + 1.
Note that it is rarely a good idea to use big integers as collections; in the vast majority of cases it is much easier to work with the provided high-level methods and operators rather than with raw big digits.
-
The type representing a digit in
BigUInt
’s underlying number system.Declaration
Swift
public typealias Digit = UIntMax
-
Initializes a new BigUInt with value 0.
Declaration
Swift
public init()
-
Initializes a new BigUInt with the specified digits. The digits are ordered from least to most significant.
Declaration
Swift
public init(_ digits: [Digit])
-
Initializes a new BigUInt that has the supplied value.
Declaration
Swift
public init<I: UnsignedInteger>(_ integer: I)
-
Initializes a new BigUInt that has the supplied value.
Requires
integer >= 0Declaration
Swift
public init<I: SignedInteger>(_ integer: I)
-
The empty bitset.
Declaration
Swift
public static let allZeros: BigUInt = 0
-
The minimum number of bits required to represent this integer in binary.
Returns
floor(log2(2 * self + 1))Complexity
O(1)Declaration
Swift
public var width: Int
Return Value
floor(log2(2 * self + 1))
-
The number of leading zero bits in the binary representation of this integer in base
2^Digit.width
. This is useful when you need to normalize aBigUInt
such that the top bit of its most significant digit is 1.Note
0 is considered to have zero leading zero bits.Returns
A value in0...(Digit.width - 1)
.See also
widthComplexity
O(1)Declaration
Swift
public var leadingZeroes: Int
Return Value
A value in
0...(Digit.width - 1)
. -
The number of trailing zero bits in the binary representation of this integer.
Note
0 is considered to have zero trailing zero bits.Returns
A value in0...width
.Complexity
O(count)Declaration
Swift
public var trailingZeroes: Int
Return Value
A value in
0...width
. -
Return the ones’ complement of
a
.Complexity
O(a.count)Declaration
Swift
public static prefix func ~(a: BigUInt) -> BigUInt
-
Calculate the bitwise OR of
a
andb
and return the result.Complexity
O(max(a.count, b.count))Declaration
Swift
public static func | (a: BigUInt, b: BigUInt) -> BigUInt
-
Calculate the bitwise AND of
a
andb
and return the result.Complexity
O(max(a.count, b.count))Declaration
Swift
public static func & (a: BigUInt, b: BigUInt) -> BigUInt
-
Calculate the bitwise OR of
a
andb
and return the result.Complexity
O(max(a.count, b.count))Declaration
Swift
public static func ^ (a: BigUInt, b: BigUInt) -> BigUInt
-
Calculate the bitwise OR of
a
andb
, and store the result ina
.Complexity
O(max(a.count, b.count))Declaration
Swift
public static func |= (a: inout BigUInt, b: BigUInt)
-
Calculate the bitwise AND of
a
andb
, and store the result ina
.Complexity
O(max(a.count, b.count))Declaration
Swift
public static func &= (a: inout BigUInt, b: BigUInt)
-
Calculate the bitwise XOR of
a
andb
, and store the result ina
.Complexity
O(max(a.count, b.count))Declaration
Swift
public static func ^= (a: inout BigUInt, b: BigUInt)
-
Create a big integer consisting of
width
uniformly distributed random bits.Returns
A big integer less than1 << width
.Note
This function usesarc4random_buf
to generate random bits.Declaration
Swift
public static func randomInteger(withMaximumWidth width: Int) -> BigUInt
Return Value
A big integer less than
1 << width
.  -
Create a uniformly distributed random integer that’s less than the specified limit.
Returns
A random big integer that is less thanlimit
.Note
This function usesarc4random_buf
to generate random bits.Declaration
Swift
public static func randomIntegerLessThan(_ limit: BigUInt) -> BigUInt
Return Value
A random big integer that is less than
limit
.
-
Returns true iff this integer passes the strong probable prime test for the specified base.
Declaration
Swift
public func isStrongProbablePrime(_ base: BigUInt) -> Bool
-
Returns true if this integer is probably prime. Returns false if this integer is definitely not prime.
This function performs a probabilistic Miller-Rabin Primality Test, consisting of
rounds
iterations, each calculating the strong probable prime test for a random base. The number of rounds is 10 by default, but you may specify your own choice.To speed things up, the function checks if
self
is divisible by the first few prime numbers before diving into (slower) Miller-Rabin testing.Also, when
self
is less than 82 bits wide,isPrime
does a deterministic test that is guaranteed to return a correct result.Declaration
Swift
public func isPrime(rounds: Int = 10) -> Bool
-
Append this
BigUInt
to the specified hasher.Declaration
Swift
public func appendHashes(to hasher: inout SipHasher)
-
Subtract a digit
d
from this integer in place, returning a flag that is true if the operation caused an arithmetic overflow.d
is shiftedshift
digits to the left before being subtracted.Note
If the result is true, thenself
becomes the two’s complement of the absolute difference.Complexity
O(count)Declaration
Swift
public mutating func subtractDigitWithOverflow(_ d: Digit, atPosition shift: Int = 0) -> Bool
-
Subtract a digit
d
from this integer, returning the difference and a flag that is true if the operation caused an arithmetic overflow.d
is shiftedshift
digits to the left before being subtracted.Note
Ifoverflow
is true, then the returned value is the two’s complement of the absolute difference.Complexity
O(count)Declaration
Swift
public func subtractingDigitWithOverflow(_ d: Digit, atPosition shift: Int = 0) -> (BigUInt, overflow: Bool)
-
Subtract a digit
d
from this integer in place.d
is shiftedshift
digits to the left before being subtracted.Requires
self >= d * 2^shiftComplexity
O(count)Declaration
Swift
public mutating func subtractDigit(_ d: Digit, atPosition shift: Int = 0)
-
Subtract a digit
d
from this integer and return the result.d
is shiftedshift
digits to the left before being subtracted.Requires
self >= d * 2^shiftComplexity
O(count)Declaration
Swift
public func subtractingDigit(_ d: Digit, atPosition shift: Int = 0) -> BigUInt
-
Subtract
b
from this integer in place, and return true iff the operation caused an arithmetic overflow.b
is shiftedshift
digits to the left before being subtracted.Note
If the result is true, thenself
becomes the twos’ complement of the absolute difference.Complexity
O(count)Declaration
Swift
public mutating func subtractWithOverflow(_ b: BigUInt, atPosition shift: Int = 0) -> Bool
-
Subtract
b
from this integer, returning the difference and a flag that is true if the operation caused an arithmetic overflow.b
is shiftedshift
digits to the left before being subtracted.Note
Ifoverflow
is true, then the result value is the twos’ complement of the absolute value of the difference.Complexity
O(count)Declaration
Swift
public func subtractingWithOverflow(_ b: BigUInt, atPosition shift: Int = 0) -> (BigUInt, overflow: Bool)
-
Subtract
b
from this integer in place.b
is shiftedshift
digits to the left before being subtracted.Requires
self >= b * 2^shiftComplexity
O(count)Declaration
Swift
public mutating func subtract(_ b: BigUInt, atPosition shift: Int = 0)
-
Subtract
b
from this integer, and return the difference.b
is shiftedshift
digits to the left before being subtracted.Requires
self >= b * 2^shiftComplexity
O(count)Declaration
Swift
public func subtracting(_ b: BigUInt, atPosition shift: Int = 0) -> BigUInt
-
Decrement this integer by one.
Requires
!isZeroComplexity
O(count)Declaration
Swift
public mutating func decrement(atPosition shift: Int = 0)
-
Subtract
b
froma
and return the result.Requires
a >= bComplexity
O(a.count)Declaration
Swift
public static func -(a: BigUInt, b: BigUInt) -> BigUInt
-
Subtract
b
froma
and store the result ina
.Requires
a >= bComplexity
O(a.count)Declaration
Swift
public static func -=(a: inout BigUInt, b: BigUInt)
-
Subtracts rhs from
lhs
, returning the result and aBool
that is true iff the operation caused an arithmetic overflow. Overflow is returned if and only iflhs
is less thanrhs
, in which case the result is the twos’ complement of the absolute difference.Declaration
Swift
public static func subtractWithOverflow(_ lhs: BigUInt, _ rhs: BigUInt) -> (BigUInt, overflow: Bool)
-
Divide this integer by the digit
y
, leaving the quotient in its place and returning the remainder.Requires
y > 0Complexity
O(count) -
Divide this integer by the digit
y
and return the resulting quotient and remainder.Requires
y > 0Returns
(quotient, remainder) where quotient = floor(x/y), remainder = x - quotient * yComplexity
O(x.count)Return Value
(quotient, remainder) where quotient = floor(x/y), remainder = x - quotient * y
-
Divide this integer by
y
and return the resulting quotient and remainder.Requires
y > 0
Returns
(quotient, remainder)
wherequotient = floor(self/y)
,remainder = self - quotient * y
Complexity
O(count^2)Declaration
Swift
public func divided(by y: BigUInt) -> (quotient: BigUInt, remainder: BigUInt)
Return Value
(quotient, remainder)
wherequotient = floor(self/y)
,remainder = self - quotient * y
-
Divide
x
byy
and return the quotient.Note
Usedivided(by:)
if you also need the remainder.Declaration
Swift
public static func /(x: BigUInt, y: BigUInt) -> BigUInt
-
Divide
x
byy
and return the remainder.Note
Usedivided(by:)
if you also need the remainder.Declaration
Swift
public static func %(x: BigUInt, y: BigUInt) -> BigUInt
-
Divide
x
byy
and store the quotient inx
.Note
Usedivided(by:)
if you also need the remainder.Declaration
Swift
public static func /=(x: inout BigUInt, y: BigUInt)
-
Divide
x
byy
and store the remainder inx
.Note
Usedivided(by:)
if you also need the remainder.Declaration
Swift
public static func %=(x: inout BigUInt, y: BigUInt)
-
Divide
lhs
byrhs
, returning the quotient. This function never results in an overflow.Declaration
Swift
public static func divideWithOverflow(_ lhs: BigUInt, _ rhs: BigUInt) -> (BigUInt, overflow: Bool)
-
Divide
lhs
byrhs
, returning the remainder. This function never results in an overflow.Declaration
Swift
public static func remainderWithOverflow(_ lhs: BigUInt, _ rhs: BigUInt) -> (BigUInt, overflow: Bool)
-
Initialize a new big integer from an integer literal.
Declaration
Swift
public init(integerLiteral value: UInt64)
-
Initialize a new big integer from a Unicode scalar. The scalar must represent a decimal digit.
Declaration
Swift
public init(unicodeScalarLiteral value: UnicodeScalar)
-
Initialize a new big integer from an extended grapheme cluster. The cluster must consist of a decimal digit.
Declaration
Swift
public init(extendedGraphemeClusterLiteral value: String)
-
Initialize a new big integer from a decimal number represented by a string literal of arbitrary length. The string must contain only decimal digits.
Declaration
Swift
public init(stringLiteral value: StringLiteralType)
-
Explicitly convert to
IntMax
, trapping on overflow.Declaration
Swift
public func toIntMax() -> IntMax
-
The type representing the iteration interface for the digits in a big integer.
Declaration
Swift
public typealias Iterator = DigitIterator<Digit>
-
The type representing valid indices for subscripting the collection.
Declaration
Swift
public typealias Indices = CountableRange<Int>
-
Big integers can be contiguous digit subranges of another big integer.
Declaration
Swift
public typealias SubSequence = BigUInt
-
Get or set a digit at a given index.
Note
Unlike a normal collection, it is OK for the index to be greater than or equal toendIndex
. The subscripting getter returns zero for indexes beyond the most significant digit. Setting these extended digits automatically appends new elements to the underlying digit array.Requires
index >= 0Complexity
The getter is O(1). The setter is O(1) if the conditions below are true; otherwise it’s O(count).- The integer’s storage is not shared with another integer
- The integer wasn’t created as a slice of another integer
index < count
Declaration
Swift
public subscript(index: Int) -> Digit
-
Returns an integer built from the digits of this integer in the given range.
Declaration
Swift
public subscript(bounds: Range<Int>) -> BigUInt
-
The type representing the number of steps between two indices.
Declaration
Swift
public typealias IndexDistance = Int
-
Big integers implement
Collection
to provide access to their big digits, indexed by integers; a zero index refers to the least significant digit.Declaration
Swift
public typealias Index = Int
-
Big integers can be contiguous digit subranges of another big integer.
Declaration
Swift
public var indices: Indices
-
The index of the first digit, starting from the least significant. (This is always zero.)
Declaration
Swift
public var startIndex: Int
-
The index of the digit after the most significant digit in this integer.
Declaration
Swift
public var endIndex: Int
-
The number of digits in this integer, excluding leading zero digits.
Declaration
Swift
public var count: Int
-
Return a generator over the digits of this integer, starting at the least significant digit.
Declaration
Swift
public func makeIterator() -> DigitIterator<Digit>
-
Returns the position immediately after the given index.
Declaration
Swift
public func index(after i: Int) -> Int
-
Returns the position immediately before the given index.
Declaration
Swift
public func index(before i: Int) -> Int
-
Replaces the given index with its successor.
Declaration
Swift
public func formIndex(after i: inout Int)
-
Replaces the given index with its predecessor.
Declaration
Swift
public func formIndex(before i: inout Int)
-
Returns an index that is the specified distance from the given index.
Declaration
Swift
public func index(_ i: Int, offsetBy n: Int) -> Int
-
Returns an index that is the specified distance from the given index, unless that distance is beyond a given limiting index.
Declaration
Swift
public func index(_ i: Int, offsetBy n: Int, limitedBy limit: Int) -> Int?
-
Returns the number of steps between two indices.
Declaration
Swift
public func distance(from start: Int, to end: Int) -> Int
-
Compare
a
tob
and return anNSComparisonResult
indicating their order.Complexity
O(count)Declaration
Swift
public static func compare(_ a: BigUInt, _ b: BigUInt) -> ComparisonResult
-
Return true iff
a
is equal tob
.Complexity
O(count)Declaration
Swift
public static func ==(a: BigUInt, b: BigUInt) -> Bool
-
Return true iff
a
is less thanb
.Complexity
O(count)Declaration
Swift
public static func <(a: BigUInt, b: BigUInt) -> Bool
-
Initialize a big integer from an ASCII representation in a given radix. Numerals above
9
are represented by letters from the English alphabet.Requires
radix > 1 && radix < 36
Parameter
Parametertext
: A string consisting of characters corresponding to numerals in the given radix. (0-9, a-z, A-Z)Parameter
Parameterradix
: The base of the number system to use, or 10 if unspecified.Returns
The integer represented bytext
, or nil iftext
contains a character that does not represent a numeral inradix
.Declaration
Swift
public init?(_ text: String, radix: Int = 10)
Return Value
The integer represented by
text
, or nil iftext
contains a character that does not represent a numeral inradix
. -
Return the decimal representation of this integer.
Declaration
Swift
public var description: String
-
Return the playground quick look representation of this integer.
Declaration
Swift
public var customPlaygroundQuickLook: PlaygroundQuickLook
-
Initializes an integer from the bits stored inside a piece of
NSData
. The data is assumed to be in network (big-endian) byte order.Declaration
Swift
public init(_ data: Data)
-
Return an
NSData
instance that contains the base-256 representation of this integer, in network (big-endian) byte order.Declaration
Swift
public func serialize() -> Data
-
Multiply this big integer by a single digit, and store the result in place of the original big integer.
Complexity
O(count)Declaration
Swift
public mutating func multiply(byDigit y: Digit)
-
Multiply this big integer by a single digit, and return the result.
Complexity
O(count)Declaration
Swift
public func multiplied(byDigit y: Digit) -> BigUInt
-
Multiply
x
byy
, and add the result to this integer, optionally shiftedshift
digits to the left.Note
This is the fused multiply/shift/add operation; it is more efficient than doing the components individually. (The fused operation doesn’t need to allocate space for temporary big integers.)Returns
self
is set toself + (x * y) << (shift * 2^Digit.width)
Complexity
O(count)Declaration
Swift
public mutating func multiplyAndAdd(_ x: BigUInt, _ y: Digit, atPosition shift: Int = 0)
Return Value
self
is set toself + (x * y) << (shift * 2^Digit.width)
-
Multiply this integer by
y
and return the result.Note
This uses the naive O(n^2) multiplication algorithm unless both arguments have more thanBigUInt.directMultiplicationLimit
digits.Complexity
O(n^log2(3))Declaration
Swift
public func multiplied(by y: BigUInt) -> BigUInt
-
Multiplication switches to an asymptotically better recursive algorithm when arguments have more digits than this limit.
Declaration
Swift
public static var directMultiplicationLimit: Int = 1024
-
Multiply
a
byb
and return the result.Note
This uses the naive O(n^2) multiplication algorithm unless both arguments have more thanBigUInt.directMultiplicationLimit
digits.Complexity
O(n^log2(3))Declaration
Swift
public static func *(x: BigUInt, y: BigUInt) -> BigUInt
-
Multiply
a
byb
and store the result ina
.Declaration
Swift
public static func *=(a: inout BigUInt, b: BigUInt)
-
Multiply
lhs
andrhs
together, returning the result. This function never results in an overflow.Declaration
Swift
public static func multiplyWithOverflow(_ lhs: BigUInt, _ rhs: BigUInt) -> (BigUInt, overflow: Bool)
-
Shift a big integer to the right by
amount
bits and store the result in place.Complexity
O(count)Declaration
Swift
public static func <<= (b: inout BigUInt, amount: Int)
-
Shift a big integer to the left by
amount
bits and return the result.Returns
b * 2^amountComplexity
O(count)Declaration
Swift
public static func << (b: BigUInt, amount: Int) -> BigUInt
Return Value
b * 2^amount
-
Shift a big integer to the right by
amount
bits and store the result in place.Complexity
O(count)Declaration
Swift
public static func >>= (b: inout BigUInt, amount: Int)
-
Shift a big integer to the right by
amount
bits and return the result.Returns
b / 2^amountComplexity
O(count)Declaration
Swift
public static func >> (b: BigUInt, amount: Int) -> BigUInt
Return Value
b / 2^amount
-
Returns the greatest common divisor of
a
andb
.Complexity
O(count^2) where count = max(a.count, b.count)Declaration
Swift
public static func gcd(_ a: BigUInt, _ b: BigUInt) -> BigUInt
-
Returns the multiplicative inverse of this integer in modulo
modulus
arithmetic, ornil
if there is no such number.Returns
Ifgcd(self, modulus) == 1
, the value returned is an integera < modulus
such that(a * self) % modulus == 1
. Ifself
andmodulus
aren’t coprime, the return value isnil
.Complexity
O(count^3)Declaration
Swift
public func inverse(_ modulus: BigUInt) -> BigUInt?
Return Value
If
gcd(self, modulus) == 1
, the value returned is an integera < modulus
such that(a * self) % modulus == 1
. Ifself
andmodulus
aren’t coprime, the return value isnil
.
-
Returns this integer raised to the power
exponent
.This function calculates the result by successively squaring the base while halving the exponent.
Note
This function can be unreasonably expensive for large exponents, which is whyexponent
is a simple integer value. If you want to calculate big exponents, you’ll probably need to use the modulo arithmetic variant.Returns
1 ifexponent == 0
, otherwiseself
raised toexponent
. (This implies that0.power(0) == 1
.)See also
BigUInt.power(_:, modulus:)
Complexity
O((exponent * self.count)^log2(3)) or somesuch. The result may require a large amount of memory, too.Declaration
Swift
public func power(_ exponent: Int) -> BigUInt
Return Value
1 if
exponent == 0
, otherwiseself
raised toexponent
. (This implies that0.power(0) == 1
.) -
Returns the remainder of this integer raised to the power
exponent
in modulo arithmetic undermodulus
.Uses the right-to-left binary method.
Complexity
O(exponent.count * modulus.count^log2(3)) or somesuchDeclaration
Swift
public func power(_ exponent: BigUInt, modulus: BigUInt) -> BigUInt
-
Add the digit
d
to this integer in place.d
is shiftedshift
digits to the left before being added.Complexity
O(max(count, shift))Declaration
Swift
public mutating func addDigit(_ d: Digit, atPosition shift: Int = 0)
-
Add the digit
d
to this integer and return the result.d
is shiftedshift
digits to the left before being added.Complexity
O(max(count, shift))Declaration
Swift
public func addingDigit(_ d: Digit, atPosition shift: Int = 0) -> BigUInt
-
Add
b
to this integer in place.b
is shiftedshift
digits to the left before being added.Complexity
O(max(count, b.count + shift))Declaration
Swift
public mutating func add(_ b: BigUInt, atPosition shift: Int = 0)
-
Add
b
to this integer and return the result.b
is shiftedshift
digits to the left before being added.Complexity
O(max(count, b.count + shift))Declaration
Swift
public func adding(_ b: BigUInt, atPosition shift: Int = 0) -> BigUInt
-
Increment this integer by one. If
shift
is non-zero, it selects the digit that is to be incremented.Complexity
O(count + shift)Declaration
Swift
public mutating func increment(atPosition shift: Int = 0)
-
Add
a
andb
together and return the result.Complexity
O(max(a.count, b.count))Declaration
Swift
public static func +(a: BigUInt, b: BigUInt) -> BigUInt
-
Add
a
andb
together, and store the sum ina
.Complexity
O(max(a.count, b.count))Declaration
Swift
public static func +=(a: inout BigUInt, b: BigUInt)
-
Add
lhs
andrhs
together, returning the result. This function never results in an overflow.Declaration
Swift
public static func addWithOverflow(_ lhs: BigUInt, _ rhs: BigUInt) -> (BigUInt, overflow: Bool)


httpd::session - Session management
The package httpd::session implements session management for a tcl based web server. The basic idea is to implement a session as a safe slave interpreter that holds its state. Each session has a four-character ID, allowing around 128^4 different sessions, assuming the ASCII character set.
Note: This package does not care where a session id comes from. They can be provided through hidden form data, or through cookies, for example. This is in the area of responsibility of the code making use of the package.
Creates a new session and returns its ID. By default the interpreter created for the session is marked as save, but this can be deactivated by specifying false for isSafe.
The type determines what commands are available in the slave interpreter for the session: All commands in the master interpreter whose name begins with type_ are made available as aliases to the new slave.  Additional automatisms: If the first argument of the command is interp or session the alias command will automatically called with either the session interp or the session id. Note that the latter allows determination of the former.
Standard commands available to the seesion interpreter are:
Returns the seesion id.
Returns an increasing sequence number which can be used to chain together pages and detect bookmarks and "backs" that screw things up.
Set or get the current session "group". In the session interp a group is simply an array.
Get a value from the current "group", or a default value.
Like Session_Create, except that the id is not randomly chosen, but specified by the caller.
This command destroys the specified session.
This command destroys all sessions which have not been touched for at least age seconds and are matching the type. The latter is a regexp pattern and defaults to .*, i.e. everything matches.
Finds a session based on the form data which is stored in the dictionary query. Assumes the existence of a form variable named session.
If the value of that variable is new a new session is created. If it is kill ID the session with that id is destroyed. Else the value is used to look for an existing session. If a type is specified the found session has to be of that type or an error will be thrown. If the session has a sequence number the system expects a form variable sequence and its value has to match.
error_name is the name of the variable where an error message will be stored if something goes wrong. The last argument, isSafe has the same meaning as for Sequence_Create.
The command returns the session id for the session, or the empty string if none could be found.
This command returns the interpreter for the session having the specified id and installs privileged aliases. If the session does not exist it will be created.
An authorized interpreter has two additional commands available to it:
Loads and initializes packages based on the tag. Calls a command "tag_Init" with the session array and returns its result as the HTML generated by this command.
Destroys the session.
See above, Session_Authorized. This implements the require command to load and initialize special packages in the session interpreter.
Imports the valid components of the array in interp as variables into the local scope. valid is the name of an array whose keys are the valid components to import (prefix with a dash). If valid is the empty string all components of the array are imported.
If no interp was specified the main interp is used as source.
Returns the argument. This implements the session command for session interpreters.
Generates a sequence value and returns it. This implements the sequence command for session interpreters.
Sets or gets data from the global state associated with the session interpreter. This is used to implement the group command for session interpreters.
Gets a value from the current group, or a default if the group does not have a component called var. This implements the value command for session interpreters.
httpd, httpd::utils
sessions, web server
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This presentation explores how the platform driving the guardian.co.uk,
(3 time winner of the 'Best Newspaper' Webby), site was almost
completely rebuilt using the principles of DDD. Key evolutions of our
model, how DDD encouraged domain experts to greater iinvolvement, and
how we maintained a deep, malleable domain model, whilst meeting
deadlines are also discussed.


The trial_animation
function is used to display a
sequence of images at a fixed rate.
trial_animation( stimuli, frame_time = 250, frame_isi = 0, sequence_reps = 1, choices = respond_any_key(), prompt = NULL, post_trial_gap = 0, on_finish = NULL, on_load = NULL, data = NULL )
| stimuli | A vector of paths to the image files |
|---|---|
| frame_time | How long to display each image, in milliseconds |
| frame_isi | How long is the gap between images, in milliseconds |
| sequence_reps | How many times to repeat the sequence |
| choices | A character vector of keycodes (either numeric values or the characters themselves). Alternatively, respond_any_key() and respond_no_key() can be used |
| prompt | A string (may contain HTML) that will be displayed below the stimulus, intended as a reminder about the actions to take (e.g., which key to press). |
| post_trial_gap | The gap in milliseconds between the current trial and the next trial. If NULL, there will be no gap. |
| on_finish | A javascript callback function to execute when the trial finishes |
| on_load | A javascript callback function to execute when the trial begins, before any loading has occurred |
| data | An object containing additional data to store for the trial |
Functions with a trial_
prefix always return a "trial" object.
A trial object is simply a list containing the input arguments, with
NULL
elements removed. Logical values in the input (TRUE
and
FALSE
) are transformed to character vectors "true"
and "false"
and are specified to be objects of class "json", ensuring that they will be
written to file as the javascript logicals, true
and false
.
This function is used to specify an "animation" trial in a jsPsych experiment. An animation trial displays a sequence of images at a fixed frame rate and the sequence can be looped a specified number of times. The participant is free to respond at any point during the animation, and the time of the response is recorded.
The only required argument is stimulus
, which should be a vector of
paths to the image files, one per frame. The file paths should refer to
the locations of the image files at the time the experiment is *deployed*,
so it is often convenient to use the insert_resource
function to construct these file paths automatically. The images will be
displayed in the order that they appear in the stimulus
vector.
The behaviour of an animation trial can be customised in various ways. The
frame_time
parameter specifies the length of time (in milliseconds) that
each image stays on screen, and the frame_isi
parameter controls the
inter-stimulus interval (that is, the gap between successive images) during
which a blank screen is shown. The sequence_reps
argument specifies the
number of times the sequence repeats.
Because animation trials typically require precise timing, they are designed
to accept key press responses only, and choices
argument is used to
control which keys will register
a valid response. The default value choices = respond_any_key()
is to allow the participant to press any key to register their response.
Alternatively it is possible to set choices = respond_no_key()
,
which prevents all keys from registering a response: this can be useful if
the trial is designed to run for a fixed duration, regardless of what the
participant presses.
In many situations it is preferable to require the participant to respond
using specific keys (e.g., for a binary choice tasks, it may be desirable to
require participants to press F for one response or J for the other). This
can be achieved in two ways. One possibility is to use a character vector
as input (e.g., choices = c("f","j")
). The other is to use the
numeric code that specifies the desired key in javascript, which in this
case would be choices = c(70, 74)
. To make it a little easier to
work with numeric codes, the jaysire package includes the
keycode()
function to make it easier to convert from one format
to the other.
The prompt
argument is used to specify text that remains on screen while
the animation displays. The intended use is to remind participants of the
valid response keys, but it allows HTML markup to be included and so can be
used for more general purposes.
Like all functions in the trial_
family it contains four additional
arguments:
The post_trial_gap
argument is a numeric value specifying the
length of the pause between the current trial ending and the next one
beginning. This parameter overrides any default values defined using the
build_experiment
function, and a blank screen is displayed
during this gap period.
The on_load
and on_finish
arguments can be used to
specify javascript functions that will execute before the trial begins or
after it ends. The javascript code can be written manually and inserted *as*
javascript by using the insert_javascript
function. However,
the fn_
family of functions supplies a variety of functions that may
be useful in many cases.
The data
argument can be used to insert custom data values into
the jsPsych data storage for this trial
When this function is called from R it returns the trial object that will
later be inserted into the experiment when build_experiment
is called. However, when the trial runs as part of the experiment it returns
values that are recorded in the jsPsych data store and eventually form part
of the data set for the experiment.
The data recorded by this trial is as follows:
The animation_sequence
value is an array encoded in JSON format. Each
element of the array is an object that represents a stimulus in the animation
sequence. Each object has a stimulus property, which is the image that was
displayed, and a time property, which is the time in ms, measured from when
the sequence began, that the stimulus was displayed.
The responses
value is an array encoded in JSON format. Each element
of the array is an object representing a response given by the subject. Each
object has a stimulus property, indicating which image was displayed when the
key was pressed, an rt property, indicating the time of the key press relative
to the start of the animation, and a key_press property, indicating which key
was pressed.
In addition, it records default variables that are recorded by all trials:
trial_type
is a string that records the name of the plugin used to run the trial.
trial_index
is a number that records the index of the current trial across the whole experiment.
time_elapsed
counts the number of milliseconds since the start of the experiment when the trial ended.
internal_node_id
is a string identifier for the current "node" in the timeline.


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Program that plays Rock-Paper-Scissors.
Author: Tom Verhoeff
Copyright (c) 2020 - Eindhoven University of Technology, The Netherlands
This software is made available under the terms of the MIT License.
Contributor: Emile Ducornez
TU/e ID number: 1263870
Date: 29-04-2020
The three choice options Rock, Paper, and Scissors are encoded
in an integer (see constant OPTIONS
).
To translate letter c
(c in RPS
) to an integer,
use rps_choice()
.
-
rps.
Distribution
= typing.Mapping[int, float]¶ Type for (probability) distribution, assuming same keys as
OPTIONS
-
rps.
OPTIONS
= {0: 'Rock', 1: 'Paper', 2: 'Scissors'}¶ The encoding of the three choice options
-
rps.
RPS
= 'rps'¶ The valid choice letters
-
rps.
beats
(choice_1: int, choice_2: int) → bool[source]¶ Return whether choice_1 beats choice_2.
Assumption: choice_1 in OPTIONS and choice_2 in OPTIONS
- Parameters
choice_1 – choice of first player
choice_2 – choice of second player
- Returns
whether choice_1 beats choice_2
>>> beats(0, 0) False >>> beats(0, 1) False >>> beats(1, 0) True >>> beats(0, 2) True
-
rps.
random_choice
(distr: Mapping[int, float]) → int[source]¶ Return choice in OPTIONS with given distribution.
Assumptions: * set(weights.keys()) == set(OPTIONS.keys()) * all(w >= 0 for w in distr)
>>> all(random_choice({0: 1, 1: 1, 2: 1}) in OPTIONS for _ in range(10)) True
-
rps.
rps_choice
(letter: str) → int[source]¶ Return choice integer corresponding to given letter.
The letter is first converted to lower case.
Assumptions: * len(letter) == 1 * letter.lower() in RPS
- Parameters
letter – letter to convert to integer
- Returns
integer in OPTIONS corresponding to letter
>>> rps_choice('r') 0 >>> rps_choice('P') 1 >>> rps_choice('s') 2 >>> rps_choice('X') Traceback (most recent call last): ... AssertionError: letter.lower() must be in RPS


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Figure Hold Demo
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(journal-recover journal-filename)
Recovers a file or buffer after a system crash or other disaster.
All the journal files that Emacs write are kept in the directory EMACS_JOURNAL:
There is a journal file for each buffer that has journaling enabled and has not been saved. For buffers with associated files the journal name is based on the name of file. For buffers without associated files the journal has a name that is based on the buffer name.
If no journal filename parameter is supplied, journal-recover prompts for the name of the journal file, which must be in EMACS_JOURNAL:
Emacs checks that the journal file is valid before attempting to apply it.
See also:
- animated-journal-recovery variable
Justifies the text of the current paragraph between the left-margin and right-margin. The right margin will be ragged.
See text-mode for a better text indenter.
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