The Journey to the Center of the Earth
by Jules Verne
Chapter XII. A BARREN LAND
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- Year Published: 1871
- Language: English
- Country of Origin: France
- Source: Verne, J. (1871) A Journey to the Center of the Earth (Frederick Amadeus Malleson, Trans.) London: Ward, Lock, &Co., Ltd. (Original work published 1864)
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- Flesch–Kincaid Level: 6.0
- Word Count: 1,723
- Genre: Adventure
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We had started under a sky overcast but calm. There was no fear of heat, none of disastrous rain. It was just the weather for tourists.
The pleasure of riding on horseback over an unknown country made me easy to be pleased at our first start. I threw myself wholly into the pleasure of the trip, and enjoyed the feeling of freedom and satisfied desire. I was beginning to take a real share in the enterprise.
"Besides," I said to myself, "where's the risk? Here we are travelling all through a most interesting country! We are about to climb a very remarkable mountain; at the worst we are going to scramble down an extinct crater. It is evident that Saknussemm did nothing more than this. As for a passage leading to the centre of the globe, it is mere rubbish! perfectly impossible! Very well, then; let us get all the good we can out of this expedition, and don't let us haggle about the chances."
This reasoning having settled my mind, we got out of Rejkiavik.
Hans moved steadily on, keeping ahead of us at an even, smooth, and rapid pace. The baggage horses followed him without giving any trouble.
Iceland is one of the largest islands in Europe. Its surface is 14,000 square miles, and it contains but 16,000 inhabitants. Geographers have divided it into four quarters, and we were crossing diagonally the south–west quarter, called the 'Sudvester Fjordungr.'
On leaving Rejkiavik Hans took us by the seashore. We passed lean pastures which were trying very hard, but in vain, to look green; yellow came out best. The rugged peaks of the trachyte rocks presented faint outlines on the eastern horizon; at times a few patches of snow, concentrating the vague light, glittered upon the slopes of the distant mountains; certain peaks, boldly uprising, passed through the grey clouds, and reappeared above the moving mists, like breakers emerging in the heavens.
Often these chains of barren rocks made a dip towards the sea, and encroached upon the scanty pasturage: but there was always enough room to pass. Besides, our horses instinctively chose the easiest places without ever slackening their pace. My uncle was refused even the satisfaction of stirring up his beast with whip or voice. He had no excuse for being impatient. I could not help smiling to see so tall a man on so small a pony, and as his long legs nearly touched the ground he looked like a six–legged centaur.
"Good horse! good horse!" he kept saying. "You will see, Axel, that there is no more sagacious animal than the Icelandic horse. He is stopped by neither snow, nor storm, nor impassable roads, nor rocks, glaciers, or anything. He is courageous, sober, and surefooted. He never makes a false step, never shies. If there is a river or fiord to cross (and we shall meet with many) you will see him plunge in at once, just as if he were amphibious, and gain the opposite bank. But we must not hurry him; we must let him have his way, and we shall get on at the rate of thirty miles a day."
"We may; but how about our guide?"
"Oh, never mind him. People like him get over the ground without a thought. There is so little action in this man that he will never get tired; and besides, if he wants it, he shall have my horse. I shall get cramped if I don't have– a little action. The arms are all right, but the legs want exercise."
We were advancing at a rapid pace. The country was already almost a desert. Here and there was a lonely farm, called a bo‘r built either of wood, or of sods, or of pieces of lava, looking like a poor beggar by the wayside. These ruinous huts seemed to solicit charity from passers–by; and on very small provocation we should have given alms for the relief of the poor inmates. In this country there were no roads and paths, and the poor vegetation, however slow, would soon efface the rare travellers' footsteps.
Yet this part of the province, at a very small distance from the capital, is reckoned among the inhabited and cultivated portions of Iceland. What, then, must other tracts be, more desert than this desert? In the first half mile we had not seen one farmer standing before his cabin door, nor one shepherd tending a flock less wild than himself, nothing but a few cows and sheep left to themselves. What then would be those convulsed regions upon which we were advancing, regions subject to the dire phenomena of eruptions, the offspring of volcanic explosions and subterranean convulsions?
We were to know them before long, but on consulting Olsen's map, I saw that they would be avoided by winding along the seashore. In fact, the great plutonic action is confined to the central portion of the island; there, rocks of the trappean and volcanic class, including trachyte, basalt, and tuffs and agglomerates associated with streams of lava, have made this a land of supernatural horrors. I had no idea of the spectacle which was awaiting us in the peninsula of Snaefell, where these ruins of a fiery nature have formed a frightful chaos.
In two hours from Rejkiavik we arrived at the burgh of Gufunes, called Aolkirkja, or principal church. There was nothing remarkable here but a few houses, scarcely enough for a German hamlet.
Hans stopped here half an hour. He shared with us our frugal breakfast; answering my uncle's questions about the road and our resting place that night with merely yes or no, except when he said "Gardär."
I consulted the map to see where Gardär was. I saw there was a small town of that name on the banks of the Hvalfiord, four miles from Rejkiavik. I showed it to my uncle.
"Four miles only!" he exclaimed; "four miles out of twenty–eight.
He was about to make an observation to the guide, who without answering resumed his place at the head, and went on his way.
Three hours later, still treading on the colourless grass of the pasture land, we had to work round the Kolla fiord, a longer way but an easier one than across that inlet. We soon entered into a 'pingstaÏr' or parish called Ejulberg, from whose steeple twelve o'clock would have struck, if Icelandic churches were rich enough to possess clocks. But they are like the parishioners who have no watches and do without.
There our horses were baited; then taking the narrow path to left between a chain of hills and the sea, they carried us to our next stage, the aolkirkja of Brantär and one mile farther on, to Saurbo‘r 'Annexia,' a chapel of ease built on the south shore of the Hvalfiord.
It was now four o'clock, and we had gone four Icelandic miles, or twenty–four English miles.
In that place the fiord was at least three English miles wide; the waves rolled with a rushing din upon the sharp–pointed rocks; this inlet was confined between walls of rock, precipices crowned by sharp peaks 2,000 feet high, and remarkable for the brown strata which separated the beds of reddish tuff. However much I might respect the intelligence of our quadrupeds, I hardly cared to put it to the test by trusting myself to it on horseback across an arm of the sea.
If they are as intelligent as they are said to be, I thought, they won't try it. In any case, I will tax my intelligence to direct theirs.
But my uncle would not wait. He spurred on to the edge. His steed lowered his head to examine the nearest waves and stopped. My uncle, who had an instinct of his own, too, applied pressure, and was again refused by the animal significantly shaking his head. Then followed strong language, and the whip; but the brute answered these arguments with kicks and endeavours to throw his rider. At last the clever little pony, with a bend of his knees, started from under the Professor's legs, and left him standing upon two boulders on the shore just like the colossus of Rhodes.
"Confounded brute!" cried the unhorsed horseman, suddenly degraded into a pedestrian, just as ashamed as a cavalry officer degraded to a foot soldier.
"Färja," said the guide, touching his shoulder.
"What! a boat?"
"der," replied Hans, pointing to one.
"Yes," I cried; "there is a boat."
"Why did not you say so then? Well, let us go on."
"Tidvatten," said the guide.
"What is he saying?"
"He says tide," said my uncle, translating the Danish word.
"No doubt we must wait for the tide."
"Förbida," said my uncle.
"Ja," replied Hans.
My uncle stamped with his foot, while the horses went on to the boat.
I perfectly understood the necessity of abiding a particular moment of the tide to undertake the crossing of the fiord, when, the sea having reached its greatest height, it should be slack water. Then the ebb and flow have no sensible effect, and the boat does not risk being carried either to the bottom or out to sea.
That favourable moment arrived only with six o'clock; when my uncle, myself, the guide, two other passengers and the four horses, trusted ourselves to a somewhat fragile raft. Accustomed as I was to the swift and sure steamers on the Elbe, I found the oars of the rowers rather a slow means of propulsion. It took us more than an hour to cross the fiord; but the passage was effected without any mishap.
In another half hour we had reached the aolkirkja of Gardär


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Dak Prescott snubs head coach Jason Garrett on high-five (Video)
by TSD StaffThe Cowboys still sit atop the NFC East standings, but the team clearly isn’t playing its best football yet, and it does appear that not everyone is on the same page.
There’s been some interesting body language by players and coaches during games, and Sunday’s showdown with the Patriots in Foxboro produced more of the same.
Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott was disappointed with the offense after a drive ended without points in the first quarter, but head coach Jason Garrett tried to lift his spirits with a high-five. Prescott, however, just ran right by his head coach — leaving the poor guy hanging.
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The objective of this guide is to help you get the project up & running as shortly and efficiently as possible.
But first, some homework.
Requirements¶
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Once you have the above installed, please proceed to the following:
Create a a new virtualenv and activate it:
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If you need help on obtaining these credentials, check the following links
Clarifai’s credentials, check this link
Amazon’s credentials, check this link
Google’s credentials, check this link
Microsoft’s credentials, check this link
The process to obtain credentials differs from one to another and can be somewhat complex (Amazon and Google mostly).
There are some other configuration variables that you need to set before starting:
# This indicates the maximum number of labels to obtain, specially useful for Google Cloud Vision MAX_LABELS # Specifies file path and name of the pickled file to use to store and retrieve data. Sort of a cache, to avoid unnecessary calls to the APIs PICKLED_FILE
MAX_LABELS indicates the number of labels to be returned for each image. A default value of 1 is used. A normal value would be something between 1 and 10 tops.
PICKLED_FILE is used to specify the relative file path in case we want to save API calls, and therefore costs, by using a pickled file, that will store results from API calls. This is not mandatory, it is up to you to decide if you want to use this to avoid calling APIs every time you visit results page.
As an extra step, you might want to change the default values in alejandro-cv-api-proto/main.py:
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pickle: If True, it will try to load the pickled file with data specified with config param PICKLED_FILE, obviously you should have a file with pickled data first, if not, it will assume there is none and call APIs.
store: If True, will save the results of calling APIs into the pickled file, in case PICKLED_FILE was set. Otherwise it will not save the results.
In general, both are used when you want to save calls to APIs while rendering the results page, since results shouldn’t change unless you change the images used.
Fire up the server:
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Because we care about the content of the cover, I removed the goldish border outlining each cover from every color palette. To do so, I mapped each cover's rgb array to its CIELAB color space representation, and then used a nearest neighbors approach to remove the color closest to the CIELAB representation of rgb(254.8,210.7,4.2), the average rgb color extracted from the borders.
To avoid using SVG (which considerably slows the page load) the color palettes are represented as waffle charts composed entirely of div tags.
Each waffle chart is a 10x10 grid of cells, with each cell representing one percentage point. Because not every color was extracted for each palette, no chart consists of exactly one-hundred cells.
This work does not exist in a vacuum! I was inspired by other cool color palette posts, such as
this one for superheroes and this one for the New Yorker.
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| void noisepp::utils::PlaneBuilder2D::build |
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| int noisepp::utils::PlaneBuilder2D::getProgressMaximum |
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Sets the plane bounds.
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| lowerBoundY | The y-coordinate of the lower bound. |
| upperBoundX | The x-coordinate of the upper bound. |
| upperBoundY | The y-coordinate of the upper bound. |
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The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:


CORE¶
Import core modules¶
In order to use findCritical library you have to import the core modules found on main/core
directory. In the next example I use sys.path.append
approach.
[1]:
import sys
# Import main/core
sys.path.append('../../main/core')
from MetabolicModel import MetabolicModel
from CobraMetabolicModel import CobraMetabolicModel
Read metabolic model¶
Read input metabolic model in Systems Biology Markup Language (SBML) format. SBML is a XML-based standard for systems biology model’s exchange.
Allowed files formats are: * xml * json * yml
[2]:
model = MetabolicModel(CobraMetabolicModel("aureus.xml"))
Get model info¶
The following methods allow to print on the command line data from the model.
Model info¶
[3]:
model.print_model_info()
MODEL INFO
-------------------------------------------------------
MODEL: MODEL1507180070
REACTIONS: 743
METABOLITES: 655
GENES: 619
COMPARTMENTS: c
e
Metabolites¶
[4]:
model.print_metabolites()
MODEL: MODEL1507180070 - NUMBER OF METABOLITES: 655
METABOLITE | COMPARTMENT | REACTION ID
-------------------------------------------------------
10fthf_c | c | biomass_SA_7b
| | FTHFL
| | GARFT
| | MTHFC
| | AICART
| | biomass_SA_8a
| | biomass_SA_7a
12dgr_EC_c | c | biomass_SA_3b
| | biomass_SA_2a
| | biomass_SA_lipids_only
| | biomass_SA_2b
|
Reactions¶
[5]:
model.print_reactions()
MODEL: MODEL1507180070 - NUMBER OF REACTIONS: 743
REACTION ID | UPPER BOUND | LOWER BOUND | REACTION
-------------------------------------------------------
3M2OBLOXRD | 999999.0 | -999999.0 | 3mob_c + h_c + lpam_c <=> 2mpdhl_c + co2_c
3M2OPLOXRD | 999999.0 | -999999.0 | 3mop_c + h_c + lpam_c <=> 2mbdhl_c + co2_c
4M2OPLOXRD | 999999.0 | -999999.0 | 4mop_c + h_c + lpam_c <=> 3mbdhl_c + co2_c
6PGALSZ | 999999.0 | 0.0 | h2o_c + lac6p_c --> dgal6p_c + glc_DASH_D_c
6PHBG | 999999.0 | 0.0 | h2o_c + salc6p_c --> 2hymeph_c + g6p_c
ABTAr | 999999.0 | 0.0 | 4abut_c + akg_c --> glu_DASH_L_c + sucsal_c
ACACT1r | 999999.0
Genes¶
[6]:
model.print_genes()
MODEL: MODEL1507180070 - NUMBER OF GENES: 619
GENE ID | GENE NAME | REACTION ID | GPR RELATION
-------------------------------------------------------
SA0008 | SA0008 | HISDr | SA0008
SA0009 | SA0009 | SERTRS | SA0009
SA0011 | SA0011 | HSERTA | SA0011
SA0016 | SA0016 | ADSS | SA0016
SA0036 | SA0036 | GPDDA4 | SA0036 or SA0820 or SA1542 or SA0969 or SA0220
| | GPDDA2 | SA0036 or SA0820 or SA1542 or SA0969 or SA0220
| | GPDDA3 | SA0036 or SA0820 or SA1542 or SA0969 or SA0220
|
Dead-end metabolites¶
Dead-end metabolites are those metabolites which are not consumed or not produced by any reaction of a given compartment of the model including exchange reactions.
Finding Dead-end metabolites¶
find_dem()
. The method dem()
returns a python dict with the following content:[7]:
model.find_dem()
model.dem()
[7]:
{'c': [<Metabolite clpn_EC_c at 0x7f51233a8160>,
<Metabolite octdp_c at 0x7f5123374278>,
<Metabolite ddcaACP_c at 0x7f51233b02b0>,
<Metabolite octp_c at 0x7f51233742e8>,
<Metabolite acmama_c at 0x7f5123409fd0>,
<Metabolite decdp_c at 0x7f51233b0438>,
<Metabolite dgdcg_SA_c at 0x7f51233b0470>,
<Metabolite uppg1_c at 0x7f512339e470>,
<Metabolite pala_SA_c at 0x7f51233744e0>,
<Metabolite 2a3pp_c at 0x7f51233f05c0>,
<Metabolite pe_EC_c at 0x7f51233747b8>,
<Metabolite cu2_c at 0x7f51233a88d0>,
<Metabolite pg_EC_c at 0x7f5123374940>,
<Metabolite pgly_SA_c at 0x7f5123374978>,
<Metabolite g3pc_c at 0x7f51233c0b00>,
<Metabolite ssaltpp_c at 0x7f5123388b00>,
<Metabolite
Dead-end metabolites can be printed on the command line with print_dem()
method.
[8]:
model.print_dem()
MODEL: MODEL1507180070 - NUMBER OF DEM: 2 - COMPARTMENT: ALL
METABOLITE | COMPARTMENT | REACTION ID
-------------------------------------------------------
clpn_EC_c | c | biomass_SA_3b
| | biomass_SA_2a
| | biomass_SA_lipids_only
| | biomass_SA_2b
| | biomass_SA_3a
octdp_c | c | DHNAOT
ddcaACP_c | c | KAS16
octp_c | c | OCTD
acmama_c | c | AMAA
decdp_c | c | UDPDPS
dgdcg_SA_c | c | biomass_SA_3b
|
Dead-end metabolites printed can be limited to a specific compartment. Avaible compartments are given by model.compartments()
method.
[9]:
model.print_dem(compartment="e")
MODEL: MODEL1507180070 - NUMBER OF DEM: 2 - COMPARTMENT: e
METABOLITE | COMPARTMENT | REACTION ID
-------------------------------------------------------
salcn_e | e | SALCpts
| | EX_salcn_e
gua_e | e | EX_gua_e
| | GUAt2
ser_DASH_L_e | e | EX_ser_DASH_L_e
| | SERabc
cobalt2_e | e | COabc
| | EX_cobalt2_e
asp_DASH_L_e | e | EX_asp_DASH_L_e
| | ASPabc
ura_e | e | EX_ura_e
| | U
Removing dead-end metabolites¶
Method remove_dem()
removes dead-end metabolites from the model. Once dead-end metabolites are deleted, some reactions might not produce a metabolite anymore so the method deletes also these reactions and loops again until no dead-end metabolite is found:
while number of metabolites doesnt change:
delete all dead-end metabolites
for reaction that produced or consumed dead-end metabolites:
if reaction produces or consumes 0 metabolites [and is not exchange nor demand]:
delete reaction
find dead-end metabolites
The reactions that are deleted on the method can be modified by the following params:
delete_exchange :
True : all the reactions that are produce or consume 0 metabolites are deleted whether they are exchange/demand or not.
False : (default) deleted according to ‘keep_all_incomplete_reactions’ param.
keep_all_incomplete_reactions :
False: if a reactions is a cobra boundary reaction (calculated by heuristics) that reaction can’t be deleted.
True: (default) if a reaction initially doesn’t produce or consume any metabolite that reaction can’t be deleted.
[10]:
print("Metabolites: ", len(model.metabolites()), "\nReactions: ", len(model.reactions()))
Metabolites: 655
Reactions: 743
[11]:
model.remove_dem()
[12]:
print("Metabolites: ", len(model.metabolites()), "\nReactions: ", len(model.reactions()))
Metabolites: 486
Reactions: 739
Chokepoint reactions¶
Chokepoint reactions are those reactions that are the only consumer or producer of a given metabolite that isn’t a dead-end metabolite.
Finding chokepoint reactions¶
Chokepoint reactions are calculated with the method find_chokepoints()
. The method chokepoints()
returns a list of tuples of types (cobra.core.reactions, cobra.core.metabolites) representing a chokepoint reactions object and the metabolite it only produces/consumes.
[13]:
# Read initial model again
model = MetabolicModel(CobraMetabolicModel("aureus.xml"))
model.find_chokepoints()
model.chokepoints()
[13]:
[(<Reaction PROD2 at 0x7f51229b3908>, <Metabolite 1pyr5c_c at 0x7f5123365be0>),
(<Reaction DHDPRy at 0x7f5123216e10>,
<Metabolite 23dhdp_c at 0x7f5123365cf8>),
(<Reaction DHDPS at 0x7f5123216c88>, <Metabolite 23dhdp_c at 0x7f5123365cf8>),
(<Reaction DHAD1 at 0x7f5123210fd0>, <Metabolite 23dhmb_c at 0x7f5123365d30>),
(<Reaction KARA1i at 0x7f5122b5b390>,
<Metabolite 23dhmb_c at 0x7f5123365d30>),
(<Reaction DHAD2 at 0x7f5123208668>, <Metabolite 23dhmp_c at 0x7f5123365a90>),
(<Reaction KARA2i at 0x7f5122b5b5c0>,
<Metabolite 23dhmp_c at 0x7f5123365a90>),
(<Reaction DHPPDA at 0x7f51231b84e0>,
<Metabolite 25dhpp_c at 0x7f5123365160>),
(<Reaction GTPCII at 0x7f5122b88be0>,
<Metabo
Chokepoint reactions can also be printed on the command line with print_chokepoints
.
[14]:
model.print_chokepoints()
MODEL: MODEL1507180070 - NUMBER OF CHOKEPOINTS: 426
METABOLITE ID | METABOLITE NAME | REACTION ID | REACTION NAME
------------------------------------------------------------
1pyr5c_c | 1-Pyrroline-5-carboxylate | PROD2 | Proline dehydrogenase
23dhdp_c | 2,3-Dihydrodipicolinate | DHDPRy | dihydrodipicolinate reductase (NADPH)
23dhdp_c | 2,3-Dihydrodipicolinate | DHDPS | dihydrodipicolinate synthase
23dhmb_c | (R)-2,3-Dihydroxy-3-methylbutanoate | DHAD1 | dihydroxy-acid dehydratase (2,3-dihydroxy-3-methylbutanoate)
23dhmb_c | (R)-2,3-Dihydroxy-3-meth
Flux Balance Analysis¶
Flux Balance Analysis (FBA) is a mathematical procedure used to calculate the growth rate of a metabolic model considering a objective function to maximize and the reactions flux as constraints.
The method get_growth()
calculates the objective value (growth rate) that maximizes the objective function. This method uses cobra.core.model.slim_optimize and was obtained from cobra.flux_analysis.deletion.
The objective value obtained with FBA can be accesed with objective_value()
.
[15]:
model.get_growth()
model.objective_value()
[15]:
0.1580502916027849
The objective function that is maximized during FBA can be accesed by objective()
[16]:
model.objective()
[16]:
'1.0*biomass_SA_8a - 1.0*biomass_SA_8a_reverse_4ce77'
This objective function can be changed by another reaction of the model with set_objective()
. This method receives the reaction’s id of the reaction that will be set as the new objective value.
[17]:
model.set_objective("DHAD1")
model.objective()
[17]:
'1.0*DHAD1 - 1.0*DHAD1_reverse_39dca'


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| ClosureWriter.UseExistingReference | |
| MopWriter.Factory | |
| TypeChooser |
Interface for modules which are capable of resolving the type of an expression.
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| WriterControllerFactory |
A non static factory to get alternative writer controller to be stored in the meta data
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| AssertionWriter | |
| BinaryBooleanExpressionHelper | |
| BinaryDoubleExpressionHelper | |
| BinaryExpressionHelper | |
| BinaryExpressionMultiTypeDispatcher |
This class is for internal use only!
This class will dispatch to the right type adapters according to the
kind of binary expression that is provided.
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| BinaryExpressionWriter | |
| BinaryFloatExpressionHelper | |
| BinaryIntExpressionHelper | |
| BinaryLongExpressionHelper | |
| BinaryObjectExpressionHelper | |
| BytecodeDumper |
An utility class which can be used in test cases to dump generated bytecode.
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| BytecodeHelper |
A helper class for bytecode generation with AsmClassGenerator.
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| BytecodeVariable |
Represents compile time variable metadata while compiling a method.
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| CallSiteWriter |
This class represents non public API used by AsmClassGenerator.
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| ClosureWriter | |
| CompileStack |
This class is a helper for AsmClassGenerator.
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| CompileStack.LabelRange | |
| DelegatingController |
This class will delegate all calls to a WriterController given in the constructor.
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| ExpressionAsVariableSlot |
Helper class that takes an Expression and if visited will load it normally,
storing the result in a helper variable, which then can be requested after
the visit is completed.
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| InvocationWriter | |
| MethodCaller |
A helper class to invoke methods more easily in ASM
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| MethodCallerMultiAdapter | |
| MopWriter | |
| OperandStack | |
| OptimizingStatementWriter |
A class to write out the optimized statements
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| OptimizingStatementWriter.ClassNodeSkip | |
| OptimizingStatementWriter.StatementMeta | |
| StatementMetaTypeChooser |
A
TypeChooser which is aware of statement metadata. |
| StatementWriter | |
| UnaryExpressionHelper |
A helper class used to generate bytecode for unary expressions.
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| VariableSlotLoader | |
| WriterController |
Helper classes for ASMClassGenerator. All classes in this package are for internal usage only.


Focus Trapper Demo
The "trapped" attribute
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Dynamically add elements
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Modal dialog example
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Making the modal work
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I've added a bit of JavaScript here to handle showing and hiding the modal, but the focus-trapper
element does the rest.
With the trapped
attribute added, the focus-trapper element will cycle focus from first to last focusable element in the dialog and vice versa. This keeps focus contained in the dialog per the requirements laid out in the ARIA Authoring Practices.


Histograms, Input, and Output Images
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Cross the Fire
Time Limit: 2000/1000 MS (Java/Others) Memory Limit: 32768/32768 K (Java/Others)
Total Submission(s): 84 Accepted Submission(s): 43
Problem Description
Our hero is planned to cross an important street, the other side of the street is the headquarters of the enemy. The whole street is a rectangle with length L and width W. Because the streets are sealed of the building block on both up and down side, we assumed
people can only walk down on the street but not get out the up and down board.
In order to prevent our hero, the evil enemy layout N mines in the street. Due to internal staff informed in advance, the hero has known the distribution of all mines, and their explosion radius and explosion power. The mine enemy used is an amazing sense-mine,
as long as the person come into its sensing radius, it will explode, due to unknown reasons, the explosion radius of each mine is same to its sensing radius. Heroes have a certain strength value at first, but once he touching a mine, he will lose some strength
value same to the explosion power of this mine. Once the hero’s strength value is not greater than zero, he will die.
Now hero want you to help him calculate whether there is a path so that he can live to reach the enemy headquarters. If he can live to cross the street, he wants to know the maximum remaining strength value after crossing the street. We assume the hero’s path
trajectory is arbitrary.
people can only walk down on the street but not get out the up and down board.
In order to prevent our hero, the evil enemy layout N mines in the street. Due to internal staff informed in advance, the hero has known the distribution of all mines, and their explosion radius and explosion power. The mine enemy used is an amazing sense-mine,
as long as the person come into its sensing radius, it will explode, due to unknown reasons, the explosion radius of each mine is same to its sensing radius. Heroes have a certain strength value at first, but once he touching a mine, he will lose some strength
value same to the explosion power of this mine. Once the hero’s strength value is not greater than zero, he will die.
Now hero want you to help him calculate whether there is a path so that he can live to reach the enemy headquarters. If he can live to cross the street, he wants to know the maximum remaining strength value after crossing the street. We assume the hero’s path
trajectory is arbitrary.
Input
The input consists of several test cases.
The first line contains four integers L, W, N and P– the length and the width of the street, the number of mines, and the initial strength value of hero, respectively(1 ≤ L ≤ 10000 ,1 ≤ W ≤ 10000, 1 ≤ N ≤ 250, 1 ≤ P ≤ 1000000). Each of the following N lines
contains four integers Xi, Yi, Ri and Pi – the coordinates, the sensing radius(explosion radius) and the explosion power of i-th mine in the street (0 ≤ Xi ≤ L, 0 ≤ Yi ≤ W, 1 ≤ Ri ≤ 100, 1 ≤ Pi ≤ 10000). The coordinates and radius are given in meters, relative
to the street: the southwestern corner of the street has coordinates (0, 0), and the northeastern corner of the street has coordinates (L, W).
Note that crossing the street may start at coordinate (0, ys ) for any 0 ≤ ys ≤ W and end at coordinate (L, ye ) for any 0 ≤ ye ≤ W . Neither ys nor ye need to be integer.
The first line contains four integers L, W, N and P– the length and the width of the street, the number of mines, and the initial strength value of hero, respectively(1 ≤ L ≤ 10000 ,1 ≤ W ≤ 10000, 1 ≤ N ≤ 250, 1 ≤ P ≤ 1000000). Each of the following N lines
contains four integers Xi, Yi, Ri and Pi – the coordinates, the sensing radius(explosion radius) and the explosion power of i-th mine in the street (0 ≤ Xi ≤ L, 0 ≤ Yi ≤ W, 1 ≤ Ri ≤ 100, 1 ≤ Pi ≤ 10000). The coordinates and radius are given in meters, relative
to the street: the southwestern corner of the street has coordinates (0, 0), and the northeastern corner of the street has coordinates (L, W).
Note that crossing the street may start at coordinate (0, ys ) for any 0 ≤ ys ≤ W and end at coordinate (L, ye ) for any 0 ≤ ye ≤ W . Neither ys nor ye need to be integer.
Output
For each input cases, if our hero cannot live to cross the street, please output “Our hero has been killed”; otherwise output the maximum remaining strength value after crossing the street.
Sample Input
130 340 5 2 10 50 100 1 130 130 100 1 70 170 100 1 0 180 100 1 60 260 100 1
Sample Output
1
赛后解题报告：
这道题显然不是一道计算几何。
我们可以思考人必须触雷的情况，它只会发生在有一群雷相互连接并且封锁了上下边界的情况下。
我们将所有的圆映射成无向图上的点，并且把任意两个相交的圆（包括相切和包含）之间连上一条无向边；将上边界当成逻辑源点，下边界当成逻辑汇点，所有与之相交的圆都分别向它们连上一条有向边。
模型抽象为若存在一条从源点到汇点的独立轨，则人必须触一次雷，而人想通过街道，意味着要破坏这些独立轨，使得源点和汇点之间失去连通性。
这个显然是一个无向图的最小权点割问题了。
将除了源汇点之外的内点全部拆点，原来的点权转化为边容量，其它边的边容量为正无穷，接着从源点向汇点压流。
最后比较一下最大流值和人的初始体力值即是最后的答案。
我们可以思考人必须触雷的情况，它只会发生在有一群雷相互连接并且封锁了上下边界的情况下。
我们将所有的圆映射成无向图上的点，并且把任意两个相交的圆（包括相切和包含）之间连上一条无向边；将上边界当成逻辑源点，下边界当成逻辑汇点，所有与之相交的圆都分别向它们连上一条有向边。
模型抽象为若存在一条从源点到汇点的独立轨，则人必须触一次雷，而人想通过街道，意味着要破坏这些独立轨，使得源点和汇点之间失去连通性。
这个显然是一个无向图的最小权点割问题了。
将除了源汇点之外的内点全部拆点，原来的点权转化为边容量，其它边的边容量为正无穷，接着从源点向汇点压流。
最后比较一下最大流值和人的初始体力值即是最后的答案。
#include <iostream> #include <set> #include <cmath> using namespace std; const int N=1005; const int inf=0x3f3f3f3f; struct circle { int x,y,r; }a[N]; struct rec { int v,w,link; }edge[50500]; int head[N],cur[N],dis[N],gap[N],val[N],pre[N]; int n,m,st,ed,num,P,L,W; double Dis(circle a,circle b) { double x=a.x-b.x; double y=a.y-b.y; return sqrt(x*x+y*y); } void addedge(int u,int v,int w) { edge[num].v=v; edge[num].w=w; edge[num].link=head[u]; head[u]=num++; edge[num].v=u; edge[num].w=0; edge[num].link=head[v]; head[v]=num++; } int SAP() { int i,u,v,mindis,aug=inf,ans=0; memset(dis,0,sizeof(dis)); memset(gap,0,sizeof(gap)); for(i=1;i<=ed;i++) cur[i]=head[i]; gap[0]=ed; u=pre[st]=st; while(dis[st]<ed) { loop: for(i=cur[u];i;i=cur[u]=edge[i].link) { v=edge[i].v; if(edge[i].w && dis[u]==dis[v]+1) { pre[v]=u; u=v; if(aug>edge[i].w) aug=edge[i].w; if(u==ed) { for(u=pre[u];v!=st;v=u,u=pre[u]) { edge[cur[u]].w-=aug; edge[cur[u]^1].w+=aug; } ans+=aug; aug=inf; } goto loop; } } mindis=ed; for(i=head[u];i;i=edge[i].link) { v=edge[i].v; if(edge[i].w && mindis>dis[v]) { mindis=dis[v]; cur[u]=i; } } if(--gap[dis[u]]==0) break; gap[dis[u]=mindis+1]++; u=pre[u]; } return ans; } int main() { int i,j,k,w; while(~scanf("%d%d%d%d",&L,&W,&n,&P)) { st=2*n+1; ed=2*n+2; num=2; memset(head,0,sizeof(head)); for(i=1;i<=n;i++) { scanf("%d%d%d%d",&a[i].x,&a[i].y,&a[i].r,&w); addedge(i,i+n,w); if(W-a[i].y<=a[i].r) addedge(st,i,inf); if(a[i].y<=a[i].r) addedge(i+n,ed,inf); } for(i=1;i<n;i++) for(j=i+1;j<=n;j++) if(Dis(a[i],a[j])<=a[i].r+a[j].r) { addedge(i+n,j,inf); addedge(j+n,i,inf); } k=SAP(); if(k>=P) puts("Our hero has been killed"); else printf("%d\n",P-k); } return 0; }
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其实就是DFS搜索，数据量较小，穷举了所有情况
此题的样例描述不正确
学习了！！
抱歉，确实是弄错了，原来的代码是错误的，删掉了
21行中，j<10可改为j<10-i，减少比较次数
好吧~
红绯鱼：
这模板神了
好厉害～
因为是要把从字符串s的start位到当前位在hash中重置，修改提交后能accept，但是不修改居然也能accept
不考虑最后将结果排序的话，快排的时间复杂度是O(N) ，而堆排的是O(N*logK)
问题3中，GetRightPosition()和GetLeftPosition()与STL中的upper_bound()和lower_boune()的代码实现一样吗？
额楼主能否在发布代码的同时对解题思路做个讲解呢？这样大家在学习的时候就方便多了。
有的，已更新
不对吧 你算的an是前面说有的项的和


#include <lmdes.h>
Data Fields | |
| int | id |
| int | opcode |
| char * | external_name |
| int | num_alts |
| Mdes_Alt * | alt |
| int | op_flags |
| int | heuristic_alt |
| unsigned int | syll_mask |
| unsigned int | port_mask |
| unsigned int | num_slots |
| int | nop |
| int | num_lat_class |
| Set | lat_class |
| Mdes_Stats | can_sched_prepass |
| Mdes_Stats | sched_prepass |
| Mdes_Stats | can_sched_postpass |
| Mdes_Stats | sched_postpass |
Definition at line 182 of file lmdes.h.
Definition at line 188 of file lmdes.h.
Referenced by alt_flag_set(), load_lmdes(), load_lmdes_from_version2(), mdes_max_completion_time(), mdes_operand_latency(), and print_mdes().
Definition at line 213 of file lmdes.h.
Referenced by load_lmdes_from_version2(), and print_mdes_stats().
Definition at line 211 of file lmdes.h.
Referenced by load_lmdes_from_version2(), and print_mdes_stats().
Definition at line 186 of file lmdes.h.
Referenced by load_lmdes(), load_lmdes_from_version2(), print_mdes(), print_mdes_info_debug_info(), and print_mdes_stats().
Definition at line 190 of file lmdes.h.
Referenced by load_lmdes(), load_lmdes_from_version2(), and mdes_heuristic_alt_id().
Definition at line 187 of file lmdes.h.
Referenced by alt_flag_set(), load_lmdes(), load_lmdes_from_version2(), mdes_heuristic_alt_id(), mdes_max_completion_time(), mdes_operand_latency(), and print_mdes().
| unsigned int mdes_operation_st::num_slots |
Definition at line 189 of file lmdes.h.
Referenced by load_lmdes(), load_lmdes_from_version2(), op_flag_set(), and print_mdes().
Definition at line 185 of file lmdes.h.
Referenced by load_lmdes(), load_lmdes_from_version2(), and print_mdes().
| unsigned int mdes_operation_st::port_mask |
Definition at line 214 of file lmdes.h.
Referenced by load_lmdes_from_version2(), and print_mdes_stats().
Definition at line 212 of file lmdes.h.
Referenced by load_lmdes_from_version2(), and print_mdes_stats().
| unsigned int mdes_operation_st::syll_mask |


Block Chain
How Alice can send money using the block chain
- 1 Alice sends the transaction to its node
- 2 The node validates the transaction APPLY(Status,Transaction) -> Status'. If
valid, transaction is added to the queue of pending transactions
- 3 The node sends the transaction to the other nodes
- 4 Each node validates the transaction and adds it to its own queue of pending transations
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| 1 | package fr.sii.ogham.spring.env; | |
| 2 | ||
| 3 | import org.springframework.core.env.Environment; | |
| 4 | ||
| 5 | import fr.sii.ogham.core.env.PropertyResolver; | |
| 6 | ||
| 7 | public class SpringEnvironmentPropertyResolver implements PropertyResolver { | |
| 8 | private final Environment environment; | |
| 9 | | |
| 10 | public SpringEnvironmentPropertyResolver(Environment environment) { | |
| 11 | super(); | |
| 12 | this.environment = environment; | |
| 13 | } | |
| 14 | ||
| 15 | @Override | |
| 16 | public boolean containsProperty(String key) { | |
| 17 |
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1. containsProperty : replaced boolean return with false for fr/sii/ogham/spring/env/SpringEnvironmentPropertyResolver::containsProperty → NO_COVERAGE 2. containsProperty : replaced boolean return with true for fr/sii/ogham/spring/env/SpringEnvironmentPropertyResolver::containsProperty → NO_COVERAGE |
return environment.containsProperty(key); |
| 18 | } | |
| 19 | ||
| 20 | @Override | |
| 21 | public String getProperty(String key) { | |
| 22 |
2
1. getProperty : replaced return value with "" for fr/sii/ogham/spring/env/SpringEnvironmentPropertyResolver::getProperty → KILLED 2. getProperty : replaced return value with "" for fr/sii/ogham/spring/env/SpringEnvironmentPropertyResolver::getProperty → KILLED |
return environment.getProperty(key); |
| 23 | } | |
| 24 | ||
| 25 | @Override | |
| 26 | public String getProperty(String key, String defaultValue) { | |
| 27 |
2
1. getProperty : replaced return value with "" for fr/sii/ogham/spring/env/SpringEnvironmentPropertyResolver::getProperty → KILLED 2. getProperty : replaced return value with "" for fr/sii/ogham/spring/env/SpringEnvironmentPropertyResolver::getProperty → KILLED |
return environment.getProperty(key, defaultValue); |
| 28 | } | |
| 29 | ||
| 30 | @Override | |
| 31 | public <T> T getProperty(String key, Class<T> targetType) { | |
| 32 |
2
1. getProperty : replaced return value with null for fr/sii/ogham/spring/env/SpringEnvironmentPropertyResolver::getProperty → KILLED 2. getProperty : replaced return value with null for fr/sii/ogham/spring/env/SpringEnvironmentPropertyResolver::getProperty → KILLED |
return environment.getProperty(key, targetType); |
| 33 | } | |
| 34 | ||
| 35 | @Override | |
| 36 | public <T> T getProperty(String key, Class<T> targetType, T defaultValue) { | |
| 37 |
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1. getProperty : replaced return value with null for fr/sii/ogham/spring/env/SpringEnvironmentPropertyResolver::getProperty → NO_COVERAGE |
return environment.getProperty(key, targetType, defaultValue); |
| 38 | } | |
| 39 | ||
| 40 | @Override | |
| 41 | public String getRequiredProperty(String key) { | |
| 42 |
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1. getRequiredProperty : replaced return value with "" for fr/sii/ogham/spring/env/SpringEnvironmentPropertyResolver::getRequiredProperty → NO_COVERAGE |
return environment.getRequiredProperty(key); |
| 43 | } | |
| 44 | ||
| 45 | @Override | |
| 46 | public <T> T getRequiredProperty(String key, Class<T> targetType) { | |
| 47 |
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1. getRequiredProperty : replaced return value with null for fr/sii/ogham/spring/env/SpringEnvironmentPropertyResolver::getRequiredProperty → NO_COVERAGE |
return environment.getRequiredProperty(key, targetType); |
| 48 | } | |
| 49 | ||
| 50 | } | |
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U23 Africa Cup of Nations: Nigeria lose to Ivory Coast
by Tunde EludiniThe Nigeria U23 team suffered a 1-0 defeat to Ivory Coast in their opening Group B tie at the U23 Africa Cup of Nations taking place in Egypt.
The West African derby saw a lot of missed chances in the first half with both sides unable to find the back of the net after 45 minutes.
Cup holders, Nigeria, failed to take advantage of an apparent familiar Al Salam Stadium in Cairo – the same venue where the Super Eagles picked up the bronze medals of the 2019 AFCON after pipping Tunisia 1-0 in July.
A defensive error midway into the second half changed the narrative of the game and Nigeria went down by the goal that eventually earned Ivory Coast three points.
Nigeria defender Olisa Harold Ndah was sent off in the 70th minute for simulation inside the danger area after which Silas Gnaka nicely converted the penalty in the 71st minute.
With just 13 shots and two on target, coach Imama Amapakabo and his players were left licking their wounds at the end of regulation time.
Defending champions Nigeria will now need to defeat Zambia and South Africa to stand a good chance of reaching the semi-finals.
Lately Nigeria age grades teams are failing to leave up to the expectations with the Golden Eaglets and Flying Eagles both recording disappointing outings at the U17 and U20 World Cups respectively.
Nigeria starting lineup vs Ivory Coast
Adamu Abubakar (GK), Godfrey Stephen Bitok, Izuchukwu Anthony, Olisa Harold Ndah, Sincere Seth, Adam Aliyu, Kelechi Nwakali (C), Ndifreke Effiong Udo, Blessing Olabiran Muyiwa, Orji Okwonkwo, Bright Enobakhare


Coconet
constructor.
Path to the checkpoint directory.
Use the model to generate a Bach-style 4-part harmony, conditioned on an
input sequence. The notes in the input sequence should have the
instrument
property set corresponding to which voice the note belongs to:
0 for Soprano, 1 for Alto, 2 for Tenor and 3 for Bass.
Note: regardless of the length of the notes in the original sequence,
all the notes in the generated sequence will be 1 step long. If you want
to clean up the sequence to consider consecutive notes for the same
pitch and instruments as "held", you can call mergeHeldNotes
on the
result. This function will replace any of the existing voices with
the output of the model. If you want to restore any of the original voices,
you can call replaceVoice
on the output, specifying which voice should be
restored.
The sequence to infill. Must be quantized.
(Optional) Infill parameterers like temperature, the number of sampling iterations, or masks.
Loads variables from the checkpoint and instantiates the model.
Sets up layer configuration from params
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Coconet model implementation in TensorflowJS. Thanks to James Wexler for the original implementation.


<script src="../src/util.js"></script> <script src="../src/data.js"></script> <script src="../src/nn.js"></script>Try copying the following into your browser console (Ctrl+Shift+I to open dev tools in Chrome and FireFox)
response=await fetch('/data/iris.data'); stringData=await response.text(); data=parseCsv(stringData, new IrisRowHandler()).result; lossFn=new BinaryCrossEntropyLoss(); model=[new Linear(4,50), new ReLU(), new Linear(50,3), new Sigmoid()]; learn=new Learner(model, lossFn, data); learn.fit(25);
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Coderrect can suppress races by attributes of the shared variable in the next run
Races accessing this variable will be suppressed. You can use glob expr to suppress races accessing
similar variables (e.g. "foo*")
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There's only one thing we like more than working on projects, and that's working on projects that work in the real world. That's why we've created a unique track system for HackCWRU 2017.
If you're a seasoned hacker, try joining forces with someone with a different background and combine your expertise for an awesome hack!
If your background aligns with one of the track areas, you know best what problems to tackle! Ever wanted to learn how to code? We'll teach you!
The healthcare track enables hackers to tackle problems relating to medicine, healthcare, and public health. Whether it is using public health data to analyze population wellness or using mobile technology to improve patient quality of and access to care, there has never been a better opportunity to match engineering solutions with real healthcare problems. If your background is in medicine or public health, partner with an engineer and inform the science behind your project!
The Maker track enables hackers to unleash their inner maker. Invent something new, or just tinker with a thing to make it do something different. The only requirement is that you Did It Yourself--with your team of 4, of course.
The Civic track looks at the all levels of connected devices, from local IoT networks to municipal systems and civic datasets. Create a new device for your smart home, or create something that benefits the community.
The Fintech track is for hackers interested in the market and marketplace. Create a tool to help people make better financial decisions, or make a new algorithm to dominate the stock markets. Or finally figure out what “blockchain” is and what you can do with it. If you have a background in finance, work with an engineer and tackle an interesting problem together!
The Open Source track is for those who feel passionately that software should always be free and open. If you’re an experienced contributor, come spend all night making pull requests. If you don’t know what that means but people tell you to “work on open source,” come by and we’ll teach you!
Calling all artists, actors, and musicians! The Arts track is for hackers with an interest in the arts. Invent new ways of creating art, or work on something that supports artists and their creations. If you are an artist, partner with an engineer and create something beautiful together. Technology can be an artistic medium too!
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The Sun sets on College Hall and the Fisher Fine Arts Library, with Irvine in the background.
The Penn Crest shines proudly in the Perelman Quadrangle.
Walking towards 1920 Commons, with Huntsman Hall glancing out from behind the bridge.
The entrence to campus at 33rd and Chestnut, featuring Hill Field.
Locust Walk facing towards the 38th Street Bridge, with Huntsman Hall again in the foreground.
Drexel Students have been hard at work on the other side of Chestnut street on the same server!
Don't have Minecraft, but still interested in this project? Check out this gorgeous tour video by one of our talented mods, Nico Tapiero!
If you'd like to join the server, join our Discord channel first!
PennToday, Penn's main news hub, wrote a great overview of our project! You can find it here.
In addition to the photos on the website, we also mantain a Google Album of screenshots here.
Got questions? We're always happy to talk! You can contact us at penncraft@lists.stwing.upenn.edu.


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Calling preventDefault() with the tap event with also prevent the default behavior for the click event that usually occurs after the tap event. This is useful for links.
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Embedded SELECT and Cursor Coding Guidelines
Ensure efficient and accurate embedded SQL by following the subsequent guidelines.
Use Singleton SELECTs to Reduce Overhead
Whenever possible, try to use singleton SELECTs rather than cursors because the definition and processing of cursors adds overhead to a DB2 application program. However, be sure that the singleton SELECT returns only one row. You can ensure that only a single row is to be returned in several ways:
Selecting data only by the primary key column(s) Selecting data only by columns defined in a unique index Using the FETCH FIRST 1 ROW ONLY clause on the singleton SELECT statement
If the program requires a SELECT statement that returns more than one row, you must use cursors. In other words, a singleton SELECT cannot be used to return more than one row.
Code SQL for Efficient Existence Checking
There are times when a program just needs to know that some given data exists and does not need to actually retrieve and use that data. For these situations, you will need to develop the most efficient SQL possible that just checks whether the specific data exists. But what is the best way to accomplish an existence check?
Prior to DB2 V7, the best way to check for existence is to use a correlated query against the SYSIBM.SYSDUMMY1 table. For example, to check for the existence of an employee with the last name of Jones in the EMP table, the SQL would look like this:
SELECT 1
FROM SYSIBM.SYSDUMMY1 A
WHERE EXISTS (SELECT 1
FROM EMP B
WHERE LASTNAME = 'JONES'
AND A.IBMREQD = A.IBMREQD);
First, notice that we just SELECT the constant 1. Because the data does not need to be returned to the program, the SQL statement need not specify any columns in the SELECT-list. We simply check the SQLCODE. If the SQLCODE is zero, data exists; if not, the data does not exist.
Next, notice that we use the EXISTS predicate in the correlated subquery. This is an efficient formulation because EXISTS causes DB2 to stop processing as soon as one row is found that matches the WHERE clause in the subquery. This is fine, because all we want to know is that at least one row exists that matches the predicate(s). If you do not use a correlated query with EXISTS, but instead simply issued the SELECT statement, performance can suffer as DB2 scans to find subsequent occurrences of the data—which might be many, especially for a common name such as Jones.
| Which brings us to DB2 V7. In this version, there is a new clause called FETCH FIRST n ROWS ONLY. This solves our problem for existence checking and can become a new standard once you move to DB2 V7. Recoding the previous example using this new clause becomes |
SELECT 1
FROM EMP B
WHERE LASTNAME = 'JONES'
FETCH FIRST 1 ROW ONLY;
We still do not need to specify columns in the SELECT-list, but we no longer need the correlated query. DB2 will stop after one row has been checked, which is the desired result.
NOTE
You might still choose to use the correlated subquery approach even after DB2 V7. This is particularly so when the next operation requires you to request data from DB2. If you can combine this next work into the subquery formulation, then it can be more efficient because you will not be going back and forth between the program and the DB2 engine in between existence checks.
Consider Cursor-Free Browsing
When a program needs to browse through the rows of a table based on a single column where a unique index exists, consider avoiding a cursor in favor of the following two SQL statements:
SELECT VALUE(MIN(SALARY),0)
INTO :NEW-SAL-HVAR
FROM EMP
WHERE SALARY > :OLD-SAL-HVAR
SELECT EMPNO, LASTNAME, SALARY, BONUS
INTO :HV-EMPNO, :HV-LASTNAME, :HV-SALARY, :HV-BONUS
FROM EMP
WHERE SALARY = :NEW-SAL-HVAR
The first time through the program, the host variable OLD-SAL-HVAR should be set to a value just lower than the lowest value that needs to be retrieved. By looping through the preceding two SQL statements, the program can avoid a cursor and browse the table rows until no more rows exist or the highest value is obtained. This technique can outperform a cursor in some situations.
Declare As Many Cursors As Needed
You can declare and open more than one cursor in any given program at any time. No limit is placed on the number of cursors permitted per application program.
Avoid Using Certain Cursors for Data Modification
You cannot use a cursor for updates or deletes if the DECLARE CURSOR statement includes any of the following:
UNION clause DISTINCT clause GROUP BY clause ORDER BY clause Joins Subqueries Correlated subqueries Tables in read-only mode, ACCESS(RO) Tables in utility mode, ACCESS(UT) Read-only views
Place the DECLARE CURSOR Statement First
The DECLARE CURSOR statement must precede any other commands (such as OPEN, CLOSE, and FETCH) relating to the cursor because of the way the DB2 precompiler parses and extracts the SQL statements from the program.
The DECLARE CURSOR statement is not an executable statement and should not be coded in the PROCEDURE DIVISION of an application program. Although doing so does not cause a problem, it makes your program difficult to understand and could cause others to think that DECLARE is an executable statement.
You should place all cursor declarations in the WORKING-STORAGE section of the application program, immediately before PROCEDURE DIVISION. All host variable declarations must precede the DECLARE CURSOR statement in the application program.
Include Only the Columns Being Updated
When you're coding the FOR UPDATE OF clause of the DECLARE CURSOR statement, you should specify only the columns that will be updated. Coding more columns than is necessary can degrade performance.
In the FOR UPDATE OF clause of the DECLARE CURSOR statement, you must include all columns to be modified. Otherwise, subsequent UPDATE...WHERE CURRENT OF statements will not be allowed for those columns.
Use FOR UPDATE OF When Updating with a Cursor
Although doing so is not mandatory, you should code the FOR UPDATE OF clause of a DECLARE CURSOR statement used for deleting rows. This technique effectively locks the row before it is deleted so that no other process can access it. If rows earmarked for deletion are accessible by other programs and ad hoc users, the integrity of the data could be compromised.
Use WHERE CURRENT OF to Delete Single Rows Using a Cursor
Use the WHERE CURRENT OF clause on UPDATE and DELETE statements that are meant to modify only a single row. Failure to code the WHERE CURRENT OF clause results in the modification or deletion of every row in the table being processed.
Avoid the FOR UPDATE OF Clause on Non-Updateable Cursors
You cannot code the FOR UPDATE OF clause on cursors that access read-only data. These cursors contain SELECT statements that
Access read-only views Join any tables Issue subqueries for two or more tables Access two or more tables using UNION Use built-in functions Use ORDER BY, GROUP BY, or HAVING Specify DISTINCT Specify literals or arithmetic expressions in the SELECT list
Open Cursors Before Fetching
Similar to a sequential file, a cursor must be opened before it can be fetched from or closed. You also cannot open a cursor twice without first closing it.
Initialize Host Variables
Initialize all host variables used by the cursor before opening the cursor. All host variables used in a cursor SELECT are evaluated when the cursor is opened, not when the cursor is declared or fetched from.
Use Care When Specifying Host Variables Used with FETCH
The FETCH statement retrieves data one row at a time only in a forward motion. In other words, rows that have already been retrieved cannot be retrieved again.
Synchronize the host variables fetched (or selected) with the SELECT list specified in the cursor declaration (or singleton SELECT). If the data type of the columns does not match the host variable, and the data cannot be converted, a compilation error results. This error can occur if host variables are transposed as follows:
EXEC SQL
DECLARE C1 CURSOR
SELECT DEPTNO, ADMRDEPT
FROM DEPT
END-EXEC.
EXEC SQL
FETCH C1
INTO :ADMRDEPT, :DEPTNO
END-EXEC.
The DEPTNO host variable is switched with the ADMRDEPT host variable in the FETCH statement. This switch does not cause a compilation error because both columns are the same data type and length, but it does cause data integrity problems.
Explicitly Close Cursors
When a DB2 program is finished, DB2 implicitly closes all cursors opened by the program. To increase performance, however, you should explicitly code the CLOSE statement for each cursor when the cursor is no longer required. The CLOSE statement can be executed only against previously OPENed cursors.
Use the WITH HOLD Clause to Retain Cursor Position
When a COMMIT is issued by the program, open cursors are closed unless the WITH HOLD option is coded for the cursor.
You can add the WITH HOLD parameter to a cursor as shown in the following example:
EXEC SQL
DECLARE CSR1 CURSOR WITH HOLD FOR
SELECT EMPNO, LASTNAME
FROM EMP
WHERE SALARY > 30000
END-EXEC.
WITH HOLD prevents subsequent COMMITs from destroying the intermediate results table for the SELECT statement, thereby saving positioning within the cursor. This technique will not hold the cursor position over separate tasks in pseudo-conversational programs.
NOTE
Be aware that the manner in which DB2 handles locks for held cursors is influenced by the value of the RELCURHL DSNZPARM parameter. The default value is YES, which causes DB2 to release the row or page lock at COMMIT for the row where the cursor is positioned. Prior to V7, the default was NO, causing DB2 to hold the lock at COMMIT. The lock is not necessary for maintaining cursor position, so specify YES to improve concurrency.
Open Cursors Only When Needed
Do not open a cursor until just before you need it. Close the cursor immediately after your program receives an SQLCODE of +100, which means that the program has finished processing the cursor. This way, you can reduce the consumption of system resources.
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