module YARD::Templates::Template
Attributes
Extra includes are mixins that are included after a template is created. These mixins can be registered by plugins to operate on templates and override behaviour.
Note that this array can be filled with modules or proc objects. If a proc object is given, the proc will be called with the {Template#options} hash containing relevant template information like the object, format, and more. The proc should return a module or nil if there is none.
@example Adding in extra mixins to include on a template
Template.extra_includes << MyHelper
@example Conditionally including a mixin if the format is html
Template.extra_includes << proc {|opts| MyHelper if opts.format == :html }
@return [Array<Module, Proc>] a list of modules to be automatically included
into any new template module
Public Class Methods
Includes the {extra_includes} modules into the template object.
@param [Template] template the template object to mixin the extra includes. @param [SymbolHash] options the options hash containing all template information @return [void]
# File lib/yard/templates/template.rb, line 37 def include_extra(template, options) extra_includes.each do |mod| mod = mod.call(options) if mod.is_a?(Proc) next unless mod.is_a?(Module) template.extend(mod) end end
@!parse extend ClassMethods @private
# File lib/yard/templates/template.rb, line 28 def included(klass) klass.extend(ClassMethods) end
# File lib/yard/templates/template.rb, line 183 def initialize(opts = TemplateOptions.new) opts_class = opts.class opts_class = TemplateOptions if opts_class == Hash @cache = {} @cache_filename = {} @sections = [] @options = opts_class.new add_options(opts) Template.include_extra(self, options) init end
Public Instance Methods
Loads a template specified by path. If :template
or
:format
is specified in the {#options} hash, they are
prepended and appended to the path respectively.
@param [Array<String, Symbol>] path the path of the template @return [Template] the loaded template module
# File lib/yard/templates/template.rb, line 201 def T(*path) # rubocop:disable Style/MethodName path.unshift(options.template) if options.template path.push(options.format) if options.format self.class.T(*path) end
@param [String, Symbol] section the section name @yield calls subsections to be rendered @return [String] the contents of the ERB rendered section
# File lib/yard/templates/template.rb, line 282 def erb(section, &block) method_name = ErbCache.method_for(cache_filename(section)) do erb_with(cache(section), cache_filename(section)) end send(method_name, &block) end
Returns the contents of a file. If allow_inherited
is set to
true
, use +{{{__super__}}}+ inside the file contents to insert
the contents of the file from an inherited template. For instance, if
templates/b
inherits from templates/a
and file
“test.css” exists in both directories, both file contents can be retrieved
by having templates/b/test.css
look like:
{{{__super__}}} ... body { css styles here } p.class { other styles }
@param [String] basename the name of the file @param [Boolean] allow_inherited whether inherited templates can
be inserted with +{{{__super__}}}+
@return [String] the contents of a file identified by
basename
. All
template paths (including any mixed in templates) are searched for the file
@see YARD::Templates::Template::ClassMethods#find_file @see YARD::Templates::Template::ClassMethods#find_nth_file
# File lib/yard/templates/template.rb, line 309 def file(basename, allow_inherited = false) file = self.class.find_file(basename) raise ArgumentError, "no file for '#{basename}' in #{self.class.path}" unless file data = IO.read(file) if allow_inherited superfile = self.class.find_nth_file(basename, 2) data.gsub!('{{{__super__}}}', superfile ? IO.read(superfile) : "") end data end
Initialization called on the template. Override this in a 'setup.rb' file in the template's path to implement a template
@example A default set of sections
def init sections :section1, :section2, [:subsection1, :etc] end
@see sections
# File lib/yard/templates/template.rb, line 236 def init end
# File lib/yard/templates/template.rb, line 339 def inspect "Template(#{self.class.path}) [section=#{section.name}]" end
# File lib/yard/templates/template.rb, line 334 def options=(value) @options = value set_ivars end
Runs a template on sects
using extra options. This method
should not be called directly. Instead, call the class method
{ClassMethods#run}
@param [Hash, nil] opts any extra options to apply to sections @param [Section, Array] sects a section list of sections to render @param [Fixnum] start_at the index in the section list to start from @param [Boolean] break_first if true, renders only the first section @yield [opts] calls for the subsections to be rendered @yieldparam [Hash] opts any extra options to yield @return [String] the rendered sections joined together
# File lib/yard/templates/template.rb, line 249 def run(opts = nil, sects = sections, start_at = 0, break_first = false, &block) out = String.new("") return out if sects.nil? sects = sects[start_at..-1] if start_at > 0 sects = Section.new(nil, sects) unless sects.is_a?(Section) add_options(opts) do sects.each do |s| self.section = s subsection_index = 0 value = render_section(section) do |*args| value = with_section do run(args.first, section, subsection_index, true, &block) end subsection_index += 1 value end out << (value || "") break if break_first end end out end
Sets the sections (and subsections) to be rendered for the template
@example Sets a set of erb sections
sections :a, :b, :c # searches for a.erb, b.erb, c.erb
@example Sets a set of method and erb sections
sections :a, :b, :c # a is a method, the rest are erb files
@example Sections with subsections
sections :header, [:name, :children] # the above will call header.erb and only renders the subsections # if they are yielded by the template (see #yieldall)
@param [Array<Symbol, String, Template, Array>] args the sections
to use to render the template. For symbols and strings, the section will be executed as a method (if one exists), or rendered from the file "name.erb" where name is the section name. For templates, they will have {Template::ClassMethods#run} called on them. Any subsections can be yielded to using yield or {#yieldall}
# File lib/yard/templates/template.rb, line 223 def sections(*args) @sections = Section.new(nil, *args) unless args.empty? @sections end
Calls the ERB file from the last inherited template with {#section}.erb
@param [Symbol, String] sect if provided, uses a specific section name @return [String] the rendered ERB file in any of the inherited template
paths.
# File lib/yard/templates/template.rb, line 327 def superb(sect = section, &block) filename = self.class.find_nth_file(erb_file_for(sect), 2) return "" unless filename method_name = ErbCache.method_for(filename) { erb_with(IO.read(filename), filename) } send(method_name, &block) end
Yields all subsections with any extra options
@param [Hash] opts extra options to be applied to subsections
# File lib/yard/templates/template.rb, line 275 def yieldall(opts = nil, &block) with_section { run(opts, section, &block) } end
Protected Instance Methods
# File lib/yard/templates/template.rb, line 345 def erb_file_for(section) "#{section}.erb" end
# File lib/yard/templates/template.rb, line 349 def erb_with(content, filename = nil) erb = ERB.new(content, nil, options.format == :text ? '<>' : nil) erb.filename = filename if filename erb end
Private Instance Methods
# File lib/yard/templates/template.rb, line 392 def add_options(opts = nil) return(yield) if opts.nil? && block_given? cur_opts = options if block_given? self.options = options.merge(opts) if block_given? value = yield self.options = cur_opts value end end
# File lib/yard/templates/template.rb, line 371 def cache(section) content = @cache[section.to_sym] return content if content file = cache_filename(section) @cache_filename[section.to_sym] = file raise ArgumentError, "no template for section '#{section}' in #{self.class.path}" unless file @cache[section.to_sym] = IO.read(file) end
# File lib/yard/templates/template.rb, line 381 def cache_filename(section) @cache_filename[section.to_sym] ||= self.class.find_file(erb_file_for(section)) end
# File lib/yard/templates/template.rb, line 357 def render_section(section, &block) section = section.name if section.is_a?(Section) case section when Section, String, Symbol if respond_to?(section) send(section, &block) else erb(section, &block) end when Module, Template section.run(options, &block) if section.is_a?(Template) end || "" end
# File lib/yard/templates/template.rb, line 386 def set_ivars options.each do |k, v| instance_variable_set("@#{k}", v) end end
# File lib/yard/templates/template.rb, line 405 def with_section sect = section value = yield self.section = sect value end


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HOLLYWOOD HILLS, LOS ANGELES (KABC) -- Firefighters were battling a three-acre brush fire in the Hollywood Hills area Saturday afternoon, officials said.
Over 150 Los Angeles Fire Department air and ground units responded to the blaze near 3694 North Barham Blvd. around 1:52 p.m., fire officials said.
The blaze was burning moderate to heavy brush at a slow rate with no wind, according to LAFD. Officials said the fire, which was burning near Warner Bros. Studios, was moving away from structures and spreading toward Griffith Park.
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Connects the Controller to the View.
Handles common functionality between application controllers such as setting the layout, forwarding, and redirecting.
| copyright | Copyright (c) 2012-2013 Christopher Hill |
|---|---|
| license | The MIT License |
| author | Christopher Hill |
| package | MVC |
__construct()
| access | public |
|---|
forward(string $action, string $controller)
When forwarding to a new action or controller/action, the URL will not change, this is an internal redirect.
Forwarding to an action in the same controller
$this->forward('newAction');
Forwarding to a new controller and action.
$this->forward('newAction', 'newController');
| access | public |
|---|
string
The action we wish to forward to.
string
The controller we wish to forward to.
\Core\Exception |
From the Dispatcher if the controller/action does not exist. |
|---|
redirect(string $url)
Unlike the forward() function, this will perform a header redirect, causing the URL to change.
| access | public |
|---|
string
The URL that we wish to redirect to.
setLayout(boolean | string $layout) : boolean
If you do not want your View Script to use a layout then pass in boolean false. To set a new layout then pass in the layouts file name without the .phtml extention. Your layouts are located in your MyProject/Layout directory. For example:
$this->view->setLayout('default');
| access | public |
|---|
boolean
string
Which layout we wish to use.
\Core\Exception |
If the layout does not exist. |
|---|
boolean
$child : \Core\Controller
| access | public |
|---|
$view : \Core\View
| access | public |
|---|


The best $100,000 investment of my life
In this blog post, I will discuss why UWaterloo has been the best investment I’ve ever made in my life.
Originally posted here: uwaterloo.ca/alumni/blog/post/best-100000-investment-my-life
“Is a degree from the University of Waterloo worth paying $100,000 in tuition fees and living expenses?” This is a question I’ve heard many students bring up, including myself. Having studied at Waterloo for over three years now, I’ve realized why this $100,000 investment is absolutely worth it.
The main return on investment of a UWaterloo degree is the network of Waterloo alumni, staff, and students. In my brief university career, there have been numerous moments where the Waterloo network has helped me out. Here are four memorable experiences where I’ve realized the value of the Waterloo network effect first hand.
1. Unlocking career opportunities through the Waterloo network of alumni.
Thanks to the hard work of Waterloo staff and alumni, there’s thousands of co-op postings on WaterlooWorks (formerly Jobmine). I’ve also found great success by tapping into the Waterloo network. During interviews, I’ve heard several times “Oh you’re from Waterloo, one of our engineers is also from Waterloo.” Just like that, I’ve gained instant credibility from mentioning I was a Waterloo student. In my last two co-op terms at Axon and Addepar, I even helped convince my employers to hire UWaterloo students through WaterlooWorks.
2. Building long-lasting friendships.
Through my studies at UWaterloo and co-op terms, I’ve met many incredible people, and built great friendships. Due to Waterloo’s well recognized co-op program there were always other Waterloo students to connect with in the cities I traveled to for work, so making friends was a less daunting task. In ten years from now, I’m certain that some of my best friends will be the individuals I met as a student at UWaterloo.
3. Exploring the Rocky Mountains in Colorado with a Waterloo Math lecturer.
During my recent co-op term, I travelled to Boulder, Colorado to visit my friend Justin, a fellow Waterloo student who was interning in the area. Coincidentally, we discovered that Martin (our former MATH239 lecturer) was also in the area, so we planned an impromptu trip up to the Rocky Mountains. As you can probably tell, it was quite chilly and windy at an altitude of 12,000 feet!
4. Diving into the world of entrepreneurship through the Velocity community.
During Fall 2015, I lived at the Velocity Residence, which offers students an opportunity to live in an innovative and entrepreneurship focused environment. Although I didn’t work on a start-up, it was an amazing experience living with other ambitious students. I’ve built strong friendships with many of the people I’ve met, and I’m sure our paths will cross again. In fact, two residents from the fall cohort were named Thiel Fellows for their entrepreneurial ventures!
So here I am today, I have no regrets in choosing Waterloo. Thank you alumni, staff, and students for all the work done in building the Waterloo network. I hope you’ll join me in continuing to strengthen the network and provide new opportunities to current, past, and future students.


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Computer programming is the act of writing computer programs, which are a sequence of instructions written using a Computer Programming Language to perform a specified task by the computer.
Computer Programming is fun and easy to learn provided you adopt a proper approach. This tutorial attempts to cover the basics of computer programming using a simple and practical approach for the benefit of novice learners.
Before getting into computer programming, let us first understand computer programs and what they do.
A computer program is a sequence of instructions written using a Computer Programming Language to perform a specified task by the computer. The two important terms that we have used in the above definition are −


The weather bureau has made a BIG change to Thursday’s forecast!
by 3aw newsMelbourne is set to swelter on Thursday, with the bureau revising its forecast to 39 degrees.
The city was initially predicted to reach of a top of 34.
If Melbourne cracks 39, it will be the hottest day since we hit 42 degrees on January 25, earlier this year.
Thankfully, a cool change is also forecast to arrive in the afternoon.
The forecast top for Friday is 20 degrees, with the weather expected to be slightly warmer across the weekend.
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Amazon deforestation in Brazil hits 11-year high, data shows
by Bradford BetzDeforestation in Brazil’s Amazon rainforest has risen to its highest level in more than a decade, according to new data from a government report Monday that seemed to confirm an increase under President Jair Bolsonaro.
Between August 2018 and July of this year, deforestation reached 3,769 square miles, a 30 percent increase over the previous year, Brazil’s National Institute for Space Research said.
The area of deforestation, roughly the equivalent in size of the U.S. states of Delaware and Rhode Island combined, is the largest recorded since 2008.
Concern about the Amazon rose after Bolsonaro took office in January. His administration has advocated deregulation around natural reserves and indigenous lands to promote economic development.
Environmentalists and nonprofit groups have warned that weakening environmental legislation will increase deforestation.
The annual data published by the space research agency Monday confirms earlier reports that deforestation was on the rise; the latest data is actually 42 percent higher than what was previously reported.
In July and August, fires in the Amazon region spread at a pace unseen since 2010, before slowing in September.
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Some European leaders have questioned Brazil’s commitment to tackling deforestation and argued that the fires in the Amazon required a global response because of the ecosystem's critical role in draining heat-trapping carbon dioxide from the atmosphere.
The Brazilian government has denied any wrongdoing and says it is taking all the steps needed to protect the Amazon.
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As fires raged a few months ago, Bolsonaro sent the military to help battle some blazes and banned most legal fires for land-clearing in the Amazon for two months. Fires in the Amazon eventually fell below the monthly average in September.
The Associated Press contributed to this report.


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fline(3f) - [M_calcomp:scientific] plot a polyline with optional fit (LICENSE:PD)
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subroutine fline(xarray,yarray,npts,inc,+-lintyp,inteq)
XARRAY is the name of the array containing the values to be plotted as the abscissa and the appropriate scaling parameters. YARRAY is the name of the array containing the values to be plotted as the ordinates and the appropriate scaling parameters. NPTS is the number of data points to be plotted: if NPTS >0 a straight line is drawn between the points.if NPTS <0 a smooth curve, drawn using a modified spline-fitting technique, is drawn between the points.
INC is the increment between elements in the array to be plotted. INC >1 if the values to be plotted are in a mixed array. (Usually INC = 1.) LINTYP is used to control the type of graph produced: if LINTYP = 0 a line is plotted between successive data points. (No symbols are plotted.)if LINTYP = 1 a line plot is produced, with a symbol at each data point.
if LINTYP = n a line plot is produced, with a symbol at every nth data point.
if LINTYP = -n, connecting lines are not plotted between data points; a symbol appears at every nth data point.
INTEQ is the integer equivalent used to specify the symbol to be plotted at a data point. (Refer to the description of SYMBOL for possible values of INTEQ.)
The arrays must be dimensioned with at least NPTS + 2 elements. The adjusted minimum value (FIRSTV) and the adjusted delta value (DELTAV), normally provided by the SCALE subroutine, must be stored following the data array.
For the X array, the adjusted minimum is stored in XARRAY (NPTS*INC + 1), and the adjusted delta is in XARRAY (NPTS*INC + INC + 1). Similarly, for the Y array, the minimum is in YARRAY (NPTS*INC + 1), and the delta is in YARRAY (NPTS*INC + INC + 1). Therefore, XARRAY and YARRAY must be dimensioned to be at least NPTS*INC+INC+1 .
If scaling is not required, the user must place the appropriate minimum and delta values in the specified elements in the arrays. For a one-to-one correspondence between array data and plotted data, these values should be 0.0 (minimum) and 1.0 (delta).
Sample program
program demo_fline use M_calcomp implicit none ! based on concepts of CALIFORNIA COMPUTER PRODUCTS, 1968 real :: xar(10)=[0.75,1.75,2.25,2.75,3.25,4.25,4.75,5.75,0.0,1.0] real :: yar(10)=[3.25,2.00,5.25,6.50,6.75,6.25,3.25,4.25,0.0,1.0] character(len=50) :: ibcd integer :: inteq call plots(0.0,10.0,0.0,10.0) !     FLINE IS USED call plot(0.75,3.25,3) call fline(xar, yar, -8,1,1,1) call nframe() end program demo_fline
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java.util.Objects.equals()
, which is available since JDK 1.7.
For example:
a != null && a.equals(b)
If a.equals(b)
isn't preceded with a != null
, replacing it with Objects.equals(a, b)
still makes sense, but slightly changes the semantics. For the cases where only equivalent replacement is needed, there's
the check box Report only null safe 'equals' calls to enforce that.
This inspection only applies to projects and modules configured to use a language level of 7 or higher.


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With this function, you can automatically add the right subdirectories to the path, update the documentation style sheet with your text colors, and set the location of your system browser.
With this function, you can automatically add the right subdirectories to the path, update the documentation style sheet with your text colors, and set the location of your system browser.
| googleearth -docinstall |
| googleearth -setbrowser |
| googleearth -version |
| googleearth -docinstall |
After adding the toolbox location to the path, you should run this command. It adds a few subdirectories to the path, and updates the colors of the CSS style sheet such that the GoogleEarth Toolbox documentation uses your text color preferences for strings, keywords, etc. (If you don't use this command, you should still be able to use the documentation). Note that this command is necessary to get the right version number when issuing a googleearth -version command.
| googleearth -setbrowser |
This option has been added to overcome a problem with using the system browser from the MATLAB documentation (for instance when opening external web pages). Running the command with this option lets you specify the call to launch a browser on your system. This call is then used by the GoogleEarth Toolbox documentation whenever an external web page is requested.
Examples:
"C:\\Program Files\\Internet Explorer\\iexplore.exe" %s "C:\\Program Files\\Mozilla Firefox\\firefox.exe" %s
Note the double quotes around the location of your browser executable, and the double backslashes. The %s will be substituted by the webaddress.
| googleearth -version |
This option returns the version number of the toolbox.


Red Hat, IBM, and ManageIQ
Dear ManageIQ community,
Today marks a new day in the 26-year history of Red Hat. IBM has finalized its acquisition of Red Hat, which will operate as a distinct unit within IBM moving forward.
What does this mean for Red Hat’s contributions to the ManageIQ project?
In short, nothing.
Red Hat will continue to be a champion for open source and projects like ManageIQ that have played such a large role in driving innovation in hybrid cloud management. IBM is committed to Red Hat’s independence and role in open source software communities so that we can continue this work without interruption or changes.
Our mission, governance, and objectives remain the same. Red Hat associates will continue to contribute to the upstream in the same ways they have been. And, as always, we will continue to help upstream projects be successful and contribute to welcoming new members and maintaining the project.
We will do this together, with the community, as we always have.
If you have questions or would like to learn more about today’s news, I encourage you to review the materials below. Red Hat CTO Chris Wright will host an online Q&A session in the coming days where you can ask questions you may have about what the acquisition means for Red Hat and our involvement in open source communities. Details will be announced on the Red Hat blog.
Carol Chen, ManageIQ Community Manager
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Module: FriendlyId::History::SlugGenerator
- Defined in:
- lib/friendly_id/history.rb
Overview
This module overrides SlugGenerator#conflicts to consider all historic slugs for that model.
Instance Method Summary (collapse)
- - (Object) conflicts private
Instance Method Details
- (Object) conflicts (private)
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# File 'lib/friendly_id/history.rb', line 122 def conflicts sluggable_class = friendly_id_config.model_class.base_class pkey = sluggable_class.primary_key value = sluggable.send pkey scope = Slug.where("slug = ? OR slug LIKE ?", normalized, wildcard) scope = scope.where(:sluggable_type => sluggable_class.to_s) scope = scope.where("sluggable_id <> ?", value) unless sluggable.new_record? length_command = "LENGTH" length_command = "LEN" if sluggable.connection.adapter_name =~ /sqlserver/i scope.order("#{length_command}(slug) DESC, slug DESC") end |


Given a year, report if it is a leap year.
1. Year should be evenly divisible by 4
2. AND ear should not be evenly divisible by 100
3. OR year should be evenly divisible by 400
For example, 1997 is not a leap year, but 1996 is. 1900 is not a leap year, but 2000 is.
- ? - means IF
- : - means Else
var dog = false;
function myPet(){
return dog ? 'How do i get it?' : 'Get me a dog!';
}
console.log(myPet())
// Get me a dog!
A switch statement tests a value and can have many case statements which defines various possible values. Statements are executed from the first matched case value until a break is encountered.
swtch(some expression) {
case 'option 1':
//Do something;
break;
case 'option 2':
//Do something else;
break;
case 'option 3':
//Do yet another thing;
break;
}
function caseInSwitch(val) {
var answer = "";
switch(val) {
case 1:
answer = "alpha";
break;
case 2:
answer = "beta";
break;
default:
answer = "something else";
}
return answer;
}
caseInSwitch(3);
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generic solution for repeating code with control over how many times the code repeats
While Loops: if you don’t know how many times the code should run, you can use a while loop.
Loops check a condition. If it returns true, a code block will run. Then the condition will be checked again and if it still returns true, the code block will run again. It repeats until the condition returns false.
when to start, when to stop, and how to get to the next item
var popLimit = 10;
var fish = 0;
while (fish < popLimit) {
fish++;
console.log("There's room for " + (popLimit - fish) + " more fish.");
}
//There's room for 9 more fish.
//There's room for 8 more fish.
//There's room for 7 more fish.
//There's room for 6 more fish.
//There's room for 5 more fish.
//There's room for 4 more fish...
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rencheck.ninja uses rental 'cards' to evaluate the performance of real estate property.
Add the input data to the 'Market' tab to see the cash outflow, income and yield the property will generate.
You can add cards with the add button on right side of the toolbar, .
If you want to manipulate the assumptions of all rental cards, click into the global defaults menu on the right side of the toolbar, .
You can also manipulate the assumptions on per rental basis in the 'Assumptions' tab of each rental card.
Check the 'Details' tab to see more information about the calculations, an abridged mortgage ammortization schedule, etc.
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Background
rentcheck.ninja gives quick estimates of rental performance. The idea is to support workers and families, not institutions.
By entering just a few numbers and making a few assumptions, the performance can be roughly and quickly estimated.
Tips & Tricks
Usage tips
Outflow has to be less than rent to have the green background
Confirm and save defaults for your situation (income tax rate, property tax for your area, downpayment, etc.)
The add button on the right side of the tool bar lets you add another rental calculator for comparisons.
If you're returning to rentcheck.ninja, save the rental information with save button to save yourself the typing.
Performance tips
Leveraging the property (putting down a smaller downpayment) can boost yield and potential for capital gains, but dramatically increases risk.
Finding low cost properties can boost yield as well, but that can decrease potential for capital gains and increased vacancy rates if the area does not support high quality renters.
A one bedroom can earn more per buck than two bedroom. Again, there is greater risk of a higher vacancy rate.
Although harder to manage, properties outside of your area might perform much better (rent relative to price is not always constant).
Speculation
Buy low, sell high!
Selling real estate is a lengthy process with high transaction costs.
If your selling high, you're also buying high unless you can sit on cash for a number of years losing out on rental income.
Selling also means giving up the existing investment's tax basis, which means getting like performance is that much harder.
If your leveraging the investment, it also means restarting the 30 year clock for the mortgage.
If you are re-allocating to a different property, ask your tax advisor about 1031 exchanges to postpone taxes.
Capital Gains
rentcheck.ninja does not speculate on the capital gains, which can contribute to a majority of returns in markets like San Francisco or New York.
The focues of this site is the promotion of finding passive income that rentals can generate.
Like wine, rentals get better with age because property taxes and interest are pegged to purchase price, but rents move with the market.
If you're speculating on price, during your evaluation don't forget exit costs, mostly capital gains tax, depreciation recapture and transaction costs.
Macoeconomic factors are too hard to predict and introduce too much variability in modeling asset prices, so I'll leave that to the risk takers.
Pulling the trigger (making a purchase)
If you want discuss anything related to rental properties before pulling the trigger, let me know.
For those investing in Southern California, I can get you in touch with a trusted agent / broker, just shoot me an note.


Randomization
Instruction selection
Register allocation
Pairs wonderfully with code hiding
ROP? Which gadgets‽
Randomization
Instruction selection
Register allocation
Pairs wonderfully with code hiding
ROP? Which gadgets‽


China's 'different world view' major focus of Halifax security forum
HALIFAX — Canada's defence minister says he doesn't see China as an adversary ahead of a weekend security conference of western countries expected to focus heavily on the Asian nation.
by Canadian PressHALIFAX — Canada's defence minister says he doesn't see China as an adversary ahead of a weekend security conference of western countries expected to focus heavily on the Asian nation.
Harjit Sajjan says while there are significant challenges in Canada's relationship with China — including the detention by the Chinese of two Canadians — now is the time to work toward solutions.
Several of the sessions at the Halifax International Security Forum will deal with what many geopolitical experts see as an emerging threat.
Forum president Peter van Praagh went further than Sajjan in his assessment, saying China can be characterized in a variety of ways from competitor or strategic competitor to adversary.
Van Praagh says he thinks it's clear that Canada and China do not share the same interests.
He says Canada and its democratic allies in Europe and Asia have a different world view, and the message ahead of the forum is that it's time to recognize that fact in order to be properly prepared to deal with it.
This report by The Canadian Press was first published Nov. 22, 2019.
The Canadian Press


This project is experimental. Get the latest release from GitHub.
If you are using macOS or Linux you maybe able to install fdx using the following curl command.
curl https://rsdoiel.github.io/fdx/installer.sh | sh
make
, make test
and make install
Here’s what that looks like for me.
git clone https://github.com/rsdoiel/fdx src/github.com/rsdoiel/fdx
cd src/github.com/rsdoiel/fdx
make
make test
make install
By default it will install the programs in $HOME/bin
. $HOME/bin
needs to be included in your PATH
. E.g.
export PATH="$HOME/bin:$PATH"
Can be added to your .profile
, .bashrc
or .zshrc
file depending on your system’s shell.


dispersed_phases.PlumeParticle¶
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class
dispersed_phases.
PlumeParticle
(dbm_particle, m0, T0, nb0, lambda_1, P, Sa, Ta, K=1.0, K_T=1.0, fdis=1e-06, t_hyd=0.0, lag_time=True)[source]¶ Interface to the dbm module and container for the model parameters
As in the single_bubble_model.Particle class, this object provides a uniform interface to the dbm module objects and captures the particle-specific model parameters.
- Parameters
- dbm_particledbm.FluidParticle or dbm.InsolubleParticle object
Object describing the particle properties and behavior
- m0ndarray
Initial masses of one particle for the components of the dbm_particle object (kg)
- T0float
Initial temperature of the of dbm particle object (K)
- nb0float
Initial number flux of particles at the release (–)
- lambda_1float
spreading rate of the dispersed phase in a plume (–)
- Pfloat
Local pressure (Pa)
- Safloat
Local salinity surrounding the particle (psu)
- Tafloat
Local temperature surrounding the particle (K)
- Kfloat, default = 1.
Mass transfer reduction factor (–).
- K_Tfloat, default = 1.
Heat transfer reduction factor (–).
- fdisfloat, default = 0.01
Fraction of the initial total mass (–) remaining when the particle should be considered dissolved.
- t_hydfloat, default = 0.
Hydrate film formation time (s). Mass transfer is computed by clean bubble methods for t less than t_hyd and by dirty bubble methods thereafter. The default behavior is to assume the particle is dirty or hydrate covered from the release.
- lag_timebool, default = True.
Flag that indicates whether (True) or not (False) to use the biodegradation lag times data.
See also
single_bubble_model.Particle
Notes
This object inherits the single_bubble_model.Particle object, which defines the attributes: particle, composition, m0, T0, cp, K, K_T, fdis, and diss_indices and the methods single_bubble_model.Particle.properties, and single_bubble_model.Particle.diameter.
- Attributes
- particledbm.FluidParticle or dbm.InsolubleParticle object
Stores the dbm_particle object passed to __init__().
- compositionstr list
Copy of the composition attribute of the dbm_particle object.
- m0ndarray
Initial masses (kg) of the particle components
- T0float
Initial temperature (K) of the particle
- cpfloat
Heat capacity at constant pressure (J/(kg K)) of the particle.
- Kfloat
Mass transfer reduction factor (–)
- K_Tfloat
Heat transfer reduction factor (–)
- fdisfloat
Fraction of initial mass remaining as total dissolution (–)
- diss_indicesndarray bool
Indices of m0 that are non-zero.
- nb0float
Initial number flux of particles at the release (–)
- lambda_1float
Spreading rate of the dispersed phase in a plume (–)
- mndarray
Current masses of the particle components (kg)
- Tfloat
Current temperature of the particle (K)
- usfloat
Slip velocity (m/s)
- rho_pfloat
Particle density (kg/m^3)
- Afloat
Particle surface area (m^2)
- Csndarray
Solubility of each dissolving component in the particle (kg/m^3)
- betandarray
Mass transfer coefficients (m/s)
- beta_Tfloat
Heat transfer coefficient (m/s)
Methods
biodegradation_rate
(self, t)Compute the biodegradation rate constants
diameter
(self, m, T, P, Sa, Ta)Compute the diameter of a particle from mass and density
properties
(self, m, T, P, Sa, Ta, t)Return the particle properties from the discrete bubble model
update
(self, m, T, P, Sa, Ta, t)Store the instantaneous values of the particle properties
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__init__
(self, dbm_particle, m0, T0, nb0, lambda_1, P, Sa, Ta, K=1.0, K_T=1.0, fdis=1e-06, t_hyd=0.0, lag_time=True)[source]¶ Initialize self. See help(type(self)) for accurate signature.
Methods
__init__
(self, dbm_particle, m0, T0, nb0, …)Initialize self.
biodegradation_rate
(self, t)Compute the biodegradation rate constants
diameter
(self, m, T, P, Sa, Ta)Compute the diameter of a particle from mass and density
properties
(self, m, T, P, Sa, Ta, t)Return the particle properties from the discrete bubble model
update
(self, m, T, P, Sa, Ta, t)Store the instantaneous values of the particle properties


Traditional Irish plum pudding recipe for Christmas
by Chef Michael GilliganAn Irish plum pudding recipe for Christmas inspired by County's Clare, Donegal, and Dublin!
Plum pudding is the essence of Christmas in Ireland and no one can ever make it like one's own dear mother, but here's a recipe that's a little bit Clare and a little bit Donegal, with some Dublin thrown in for good measure.
Read More: Try this modern twist on the traditional Irish bread pudding recipe
There are many traditions and superstitions surrounding the Christmas pudding. Some traditions say to make the pudding by the 25th Sunday after Trinity, with 13 ingredients to represent Christ and His Disciples. Every member of the family is to take a turn stirring the pudding with a wooden spoon from east to west, in honor of the three kings.
It is said that setting the brandy aflame represents Christ’s passion. A sprig of holly as the garnish is a reminder if His ‘Crown of Thorns.’ Holly supposedly brought good luck and had special healing powers. It was often planted near houses in the belief that it protected the inhabitants.
Some families add coins to the pudding for luck. Everyone then stirs the pudding and makes a wish. Those who get the coins in their serving get wealth, health, happiness, and their wish will come true. Some people even add gold rings to the mix to indicate the finder will get married in the coming year.
A tradition that died out due to its depressing nature was the addition of thimbles or buttons to the pudding. This signaled that the finder would remain a spinster or bachelor forever, the loser slice if you will!
Read More: The very special celebration that is an Irish Christmas
Traditional Irish Christmas plum pudding recipe
Ingredients:
- 10 eggs
- 1 cup white flour
- 4 teaspoon cinnamon
- 2 teaspoons allspice
- 2 teaspoons nutmeg
- 4 ounces chopped almond pieces
- 1 grated apple
- 1 pound light brown sugar
- 1 medium carrot, grated (this optional ingredient probably crept into the recipe during WWII when fruits were in short supply)
- Rind and juice of an orange and a lemon
- 3 pounds raisins, use some currants, some yellow, and some sultanas. The more variety in fruits, the better the pudding.
- 8 ounces candied cherries or natural dried cherries
- 24 ounces breadcrumbs
- 12 ounces candied peel (candied pineapple chunks, citron, mixed peel)
- 1 pint of Guinness
- 5 tablespoons of hard liquor
- 1 pound butter or finely minced suet if preferred
Method:
Mix all the dry ingredients in a large bowl. Rub the raisins and other fruits with the flour and spices. The flour adheres to the stickiness of the fruits and gives the pud a nice even texture.
Cut the butter into fine pieces and mix well with the dry ingredients.
In a separate bowl, mix the liquid ingredients. When the liquids have been well stirred, add them to the bowl with the dry ingredients. Mix all together very well.
The batter should be a bit loose, a little thicker than a cake mix. If it’s dry like bread dough, add more Guinness.
My mother would grease a big square of unbleached muslin and pour the pudding into this, tying off the top with string. In these modern times, heat-proof bowls are an acceptable substitute for the cloth bag method ... and much easier.
Line the bowl with parchment paper; fill to within an inch of the top of the bowl. Cover the batter with parchment paper and use a lid for steaming. Sealing the top of the bowl with foil will work if there is no self-lid for the bowl.
Fill the pot in which you are steaming the pudding to just below the top of the pudding bowl and gently boil for at least 12 hours. I use the slow cooker for this and it works very well. Depending on the size of the bowls used, you may get about three puddings from this recipe. I triple it and get at least a dozen quart-sized puddings. (Big family!)
When the pudding has cooled, remove it from the bowl, dribble brandy (or any other whiskey-type stuff) over the top of it, letting as much sink in as possible.
Seal the puddings in plastic wrap and then in aluminum foil. (Don’t let the aluminum touch the pudding as there is a reaction that dulls the foil and I suspect this is not good for the pud or the people eating it.)
Let it sit for as long as possible before serving. Three or four months is not too long. Occasionally dribble the pudding with a shot of the spirit of your choice: brandy, whiskey, bourbon, etc.
Traditionally, the pudding was steamed again for an hour before serving. There are two possible methods: Remove the wrapping, return the pudding to the original bowl, and steam again for an hour.
Turn it out on a heat-proof serving plate and proceed to the lighting process that follows the brandy butter recipe or unwrap the pudding, place it on the serving platter, and microwave for 10 minutes at 50 percent power. The microwave method, though obviously not traditional, works exceptionally well, and has become traditional in my family!
Read More: Leftover brandy butter? Use it in this Christmas cookie recipe!
Brandy Butter (Hard Sauce)
Ingredients:
- 1 cup butter
- 1 cup confectioner's sugar
- 1/2 cup brandy (or whiskey, Irish or otherwise)
Method:
Soften butter. Beat the butter with an electric mixer until it’s fluffy.
Slowly add an equal amount or more of confectioner’s sugar. You will see that the mixture changes in texture.
Slowly add the brandy after this textural change in the sugar/butter blend. Beat further until the mixture becomes light and fluffy.
Spoon the brandy butter into serving dishes and chill until firm. When turning the mixture into the serving dish, finish off the top by swirling it into a circular pattern with the bottom of the spoon for a decorative effect.
Garnish everything with holly in berry if you have it.
Lighting the plum pudding
To light the plum pudding, pour a generous cup of Christian Brothers Brandy (none other!) on top. There’ll be a little puddle on the plate. That should light pretty easily and the blue flames will creep up the sides.
Douse the lights in the dining room to bring in the pudding to the acclaim of all at the table. Don’t be disappointed if the flame is out quickly. That’s how it goes.
I have no idea or wish to know the carb count of this wonderful traditional food. Save one pudding for New Year’s Day dinner if you can. Leftover pudding is generally fried in a little butter in a cast-iron pan the next day. Microwaving works just fine too, but will not please any Luddites at the table.
Read More: Irish apple crumble cake recipe is the ideal dessert
AND FINALLY…
Riding the favorite at Cheltenham, a jockey was well ahead of the field. Suddenly, he was hit on the head by a turkey and a string of sausages.
He managed to keep control of his mount and pulled back into the lead, only to be struck by a box of Christmas crackers and a dozen mince pies as he went over the last fence.
With great skill, he managed to steer the horse to the front of the field once more when, on the run-in, he was struck on the head by a bottle of sherry and a Christmas pudding.
Thus distracted, he succeeded in coming only second. He immediately went to the stewards to complain that he had been seriously hampered.
Read More: How to make homemade Irish cream
* Originally published in 2011.
What are your favorite Christmas recipes? Let us know in the comments!


Jon Finkel is a famous American Magic: The Gathering player. Frequently cited as one of the two best
players of all time, along with Kai Budde, Finkel has more Pro Tour top eight finishes than any other
player to date, and, for a long time, the most career money winnings in professional Magic history. He was
inducted into the Hall of Fame in 2005 as a member of the inaugural class.
Finkel moved with his family to Woking, England in the summer of 1992 and learned about Magic: The
Gathering shortly thereafter at a local game shop named Fun and Games. After he returned to the New York
area in 1995 Finkel quickly made friends with the "OMS brothers", Steven and Daniel O'Mahoney-Schwartz.[1]
In 1996 the first Pro Tour was held in New York. Finkel competed in the Junior Division of the tournament,
made it to the Top 8, and won a $1,000 scholarship. After reaching another Top 8 in the Junior Division of
Pro Tour Columbus Finkel had his first appearance in the senior competition of the Pro Tour at the 1996
World Championship in Seattle. A ninth-place finish earned him $3,200.
Finkel had three Top 16 finishes in the 1996–97 season, but never made it to the finals. His first Top 8
appearance was at Pro Tour Chicago 1997. In the same season Finkel won his first Grand Prix title in Rio de
Janeiro, his first Pro Tour title in New York; finished third at US Nationals and the World
Championship,[10] and eventually claimed the Pro Player of the Year title.
The 1998–99 season opened with Finkel winning another Grand Prix in Boston and making his third consecutive
Top 8 appearance, a feat only once before achieved by Scott Johns. Finkel finished the season second to Kai
Budde in the Pro Player of the Year race. At the first Team Pro Tour in Washington the following season
Finkel finished third with his friends and teammates Daniel and Steven O'Mahoney-Schwartz. After some
mediocre finishes in the middle of the season Finkel won the US Nationals as well as the team and the
individual portion of the World Championship. Eventually Finkel finished third in the Pro Player of the
Year race. Later in 2000 Finkel also won the Magic Invitational, giving him the chance to design his own
Magic card. His creation, Shadowmage Infiltrator, debuted in the Odyssey set and was later reprinted in
Time Spiral and Modern Masters 2015 edition.[11]
After two additional Top 8 appearances in the 2000–01 season Finkel's performances dropped in the 2001–02
season. Two Top 8s in 2002–03 were followed by another drop in 2003–04 and eventually by Finkel retiring
from professional play. In 2005 he was inducted into the Hall of Fame as the vote leader of the inaugural
class. This allowed him to attend further Pro Tours without having to qualify. In 2008 Finkel thus attended
and won Pro Tour Kuala Lumpur, becoming the first player to win a Pro Tour after his induction into the
Hall of Fame. Magic head designer Mark Rosewater commented on the occasion, "[Finkel] is the most naturally
gifted player the game has ever seen. His accomplishments are rivaled by only one other man [Budde]".


Types -- Visual Basic Types Demonstration Sample
This sample demonstrates how to pass the various Prolog types back and forth between
VB and Prolog..
Building the Sample
To build it:
- Compile testvb.pro
- Link testvb.plm into testvb.xpl.
- Open the VB project testvb and build testvb.exe.
Running the Sample
To run it:
- Run testvb.exe.
Copyright ©1987-2004 Amzi! inc. All Rights Reserved.
Amzi! is a registered trademark and Logic Server and e-Prolog are trademarks
of Amzi! inc.


NACOSS Exco's 2019/2020
We proudly introduce the backbone of NACOSS FULafia who have led every activity on the road to success
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CSC, Student Adviser
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President NACOSS FULafia
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Vice-President
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Secretary General
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Asst. Secretary General
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Software Director
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Asst. Software Director
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Financial Secretary
Adamu Jibril
Treasurer
Ejembi Oche Emmanuel
Auditor
Apeh Enejo
P.R.O
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Welfare Director
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Director of Socials
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Director of Sports
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cvanova()
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Cross-validated ANOVA for O-PLS models |
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dmodx()
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Calculating distance to the model in X space |
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eruption()
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Eruption plot for OPLS-DA model visualisation |
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opls()
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Orthogonal-Partial Least Squares (O-PLS) |
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opls_perm()
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OPLS model Y-permutations |
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pca()
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Principal Component Analysis |
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ppick()
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Find local extrema in NMR spectra (peak picking) |
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plotload()
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Visualising PCA or OPLS loadings for NMR data |
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plotload_cat()
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Plot PCA or O-PLS loadings |
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plotscores()
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Plotting PCA or OPLS model scores |
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predict_opls()
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OPLS model predictions |
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specload()
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Overlay PCA or OPLS loadings with spectra |


About this website
I have experienced a close encounter with a green mamba five years ago in my home city of Dar-es-Salaam, Tanzania Luckily, I survived the encounter. Both me and the snake (yes snakes are living creatures) were unharmed. Ever since that day, i have been fascinated to understand these creatures. I am a huge fan of National Geographic show 'Snake In The City'. The show covers two snake experts who are '911' respondents for people who encounter snakes at home or work. It is based in the city of Durban, South Africa. Surprisingly, encounters with mambas are some of the most common reported incidents.
Snakes are important
As scary as these creatures are, they are important part of the ecosystem. Both snakes prey on small animals like bats and rodents which are known to be carrying many organisms dangerous to human being.
 It is native to parts of sub-saharan Africa. It is the second longest venomous snake after the king cobra. Mature mambas can grow up to more than 7 feet long. It gets its name from its black ink like mouth. The snake lives in both trees and on the ground. Over suitable surface, it can move at speeds up to 10 mph for short distances. If threatened or cornered; the mamba usually gives a warning by opening its mouth and hissing sound while spreading its narrow neck-flap. It can strike at considerable range and may deliver multiple bites.  It is known as a formidable and highly aggressive species.
 A more shy species, rarely seen but with a highly venomous poison that can quickly be fatal if untreated early. In some cases, wounds from green mamba bites are said to be treated like cancer wounds.background-img It gets its name from black inky mouth and a slender build with bright green body colour. This coloration blends with its environment, hence, making it easy to hide while preying birds, eggs, bats and rodents.
Climate change and Human activities impact on snakes
The impact of climate change cannot be underestimated. Due to deforestation to make way for agriculture and human settlements; many of these creatures are losing their habitat. This has led to many dangerous encounters with people.


shocco.sh |
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shocco is a quick-and-dirty, literate-programming-style documentation generator written for and in POSIX shell. It borrows liberally from Docco, the original Q&D literate-programming-style doc generator.
shocco is built with
Once installed, the
The generated HTML is written to |
#!/bin/sh
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Usage and Prerequisites |
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The most important line in any shell program. |
set -e
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There's a lot of different ways to do usage messages in shell scripts.
This is my favorite: you write the usage message in a comment --
typically right after the shebang line -- BUT, use a special comment prefix
like This also illustrates one of shocco's corner features. Only comment lines
padded with a space are considered documentation. A |
#/ Usage: shocco [-t <title>] [<source>]
#/ Create literate-programming-style documentation for shell scripts.
#/
#/ The shocco program reads a shell script from <source> and writes
#/ generated documentation in HTML format to stdout. When <source> is
#/ '-' or not specified, shocco reads from stdin.
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expr -- "$*" : ".*--help" >/dev/null && {
grep '^#/' <"$0" | cut -c4-
exit 0
}
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A custom title may be specified with the |
test "$1" = '-t' && {
title="$2"
shift;shift
}
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Next argument should be the |
file="$1"
: ${title:=$(basename "$file")}
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These are replaced with the full paths to real utilities by the configure/make system. |
MARKDOWN='@@MARKDOWN@@'
PYGMENTIZE='@@PYGMENTIZE@@'
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On GNU systems, csplit doesn't elide empty files by default: |
CSPLITARGS=$( (csplit --version 2>/dev/null | grep -i gnu >/dev/null) && echo "--elide-empty-files" || true )
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We're going to need a |
command -v "$MARKDOWN" >/dev/null || {
if command -v Markdown.pl >/dev/null
then alias markdown='Markdown.pl'
elif test -f "$(dirname $0)/Markdown.pl"
then alias markdown="perl $(dirname $0)/Markdown.pl"
else echo "$(basename $0): markdown command not found." 1>&2
exit 1
fi
}
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Check that Pygments is installed for syntax highlighting. This is a fairly hefty prerequisite. Eventually, I'd like to fallback
on a simple non-highlighting preformatter when Pygments isn't available. For
now, just bail out if we can't find the |
command -v "$PYGMENTIZE" >/dev/null || {
echo "$(basename $0): pygmentize command not found." 1>&2
exit 1
}
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Work and Cleanup |
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Make sure we have a |
: ${TMPDIR:=/tmp}
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Create a temporary directory for doing work.  This inverts the normal flow of things. Usually, we have comment text followed by code; in this case, we have code followed by comment text. Read the first code and docs headers and flip them so the first docs block comes before the first code block. |
(
lineno=0
codebuf=;codehead=
docsbuf=;docshead=
while read -r line
do
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lineno=$(( $lineno + 1 ))
test $lineno = 1 && ! expr "$line" : "#!.*" >/dev/null &&
echo "$(basename $0): ${file}:1 [warn] shebang! line missing." 1>&2
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if expr "$line" : '# ' >/dev/null || test "$line" = "#"
then docsbuf="$docsbuf$line
"
else codebuf="$codebuf$line
"
fi
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if test -n "$docsbuf" -a -n "$codebuf"
then
if test -n "$codehead"
then docshead="$docsbuf"
docsbuf=""
printf "%s" "$docshead"
printf "%s" "$codehead"
echo "$line"
exec cat
else codehead="$codebuf"
codebuf=
fi
fi
done
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We made it to the end of the file without a single comment line, or there was only a single comment block ending the file. Output our docsbuf or a fake comment and then the codebuf or codehead. |
echo "${docsbuf:-#}"
echo "${codebuf:-"$codehead"}"
) |
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Remove comment leader text from all comment lines. Then prefix all
comment lines with "DOCS" and interpreted / code lines with "CODE".
The stream text might look like this after moving through the
Once we pass through |
sed -n '
s/^/:/
s/^:[ ]\{0,\}# /DOCS /p
s/^:[ ]\{0,\}#$/DOCS /p
s/^:/CODE /p
' > "$WORK/raw"
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cd "$WORK"
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First Pass: Comment Formatting |
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Start a pipeline going on our preformatted input. Replace all CODE lines with entirely blank lines. We're not interested in code right now, other than knowing where comments end and code begins and code begins and comments end. |
sed 's/^CODE.*//' < raw |
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cat -s |
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At this point in the pipeline, our stream text looks something like this:
Blank lines represent code segments. We want to replace all blank lines with a dividing marker and remove the "DOCS" prefix from docs lines. |
sed '
s/^$/##### DIVIDER/
s/^DOCS //' |
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The current stream text is suitable for input to |
$MARKDOWN |
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Now this where shit starts to get a little crazy. We use |
(
csplit -sk \
$CSPLITARGS \
-f docs \
-n 4 \
- '/
DIVIDER<\/h5>/' '{9999}' \
2>/dev/null ||
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I'm A Celebrity's Ian Wright and Andrew Maxwell make up after crocodile feet row
I’m A Celebrity’s Ian Wright and Andrew Maxwell had a disagreement on Wednesday night’s show over who would eat the last crocodile foot – but all is well because they have now kissed and made up.
The pair clashed over the crocodile foot (which looked like a chicken wing), after Adele Roberts and Roman Kemp won the camp a luxury meal for collecting 10 stars during the bushtucker trial.
It all began when Jacqueline Jossa offered Ian an extra bit of ‘chicken’ – and the comedian couldn’t help but intervene.
‘Ian everyone has had some there’s two there, go,’ Andrew added.
He continued: ‘Come on seriously Ian.’
It was when Andrew exclaimed: ‘Jesus the drama’ when Ian got a bit snappy (see what I did there) as he raged: ‘I said I don’t want no more f***ing crocodile.’
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Afterwards the former footballer exclaimed: ‘Good news man, I don’t want people to have a bad day because of something I’ve said. If you know you’re wrong, say it and move on, don’t let things fester.’
However it wasn’t long before the comedian clashed with another campmate – only this time it was Jacqueline Jossa.
Tonight we also saw new campmates Coronation Street star Andy Whyment and actor Cliff Parisi enter the jungle, although they were immediately sent to the jailhouse after winning the camp eight stars for dinner.
Although in another twist the celebs at the main camp could choose to share their luxury meals with the duo, who were stuck in the jail, but it meant two of the campmates would have to join them in jail.
Kate Garraway and Ian Wright both agreed to go, but Roman decided the best way to agree fairly would be to draw named water bottles.
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Andrew continued: ‘It’s an ordeal that has to be shared. It’s not back to Snake Rock, it could be anything.’
Adele the added: ‘I think it’s just anybody that’s up for it. If anyone wants to stay they should be allowed.’
Andrew didn’t understand why Nadine and Jacqueline wouldn’t put themselves up like everyone else.
The campmates picked out named water bottles out of a bag and the last two remaining were the two to go to the Jailhouse – they were Kate and Andrew.
It’s not the first time Jacqueline and Andrew have a heated exchange as the comedian caught the actress talking about him the day before – awks!
Roman Kemp and Adele Roberts had the first clash of the series over the iconic Jane McDonald photo, which Adele brought in as her luxury item.
Talking together in the main camp, Kate Garraway and Roman are talking about the picture, which Adele brought in as her ‘luxury item’.
While Adele’s girlfriend Kate Holderness has since cleared up why she brought in the framed photo, the campmates where nonethewiser.
But Kate saw the plus side, as Kate asked: ‘Jane McDonald is looking over us, can you think of a song of hers?’
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pips Red=148 White=141
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Preparations for the New Year’s Ball were well advanced and all day the guests had been arriving at Harbinger Hall. The grounds were blanketed in snow and only a few hardy souls could be seen taking a walk as the light began to fade.
No thought of exercise had crossed the minds of those engaged in the last chouette of the year in the library. With a roaring fire in the grate and Graves dispensing hot toddies the combatants were lost in their own world. As the alcohol consumption increased so the discussions became more vociferous.
As we join them Quentin Quickcube has the box as White. The team captain is the Dowager Duchess (DD), ably assisted by Barry Bigplay (BB), Cautious Cuthbert (CC) and the Enigmatic Englishman(EE). DD has just rolled a slightly awkward 21.
“When in doubt, hit,” said BB. “I would play 10/9*/7 and put a third checker behind our four-point prime.”
“What’s wrong with 23/21, 6/5, keeping a broken five-point prime and leaving nothing for QQ to attack?” enquired CC.
“I don’t like that play, CC,” replied DD.  Some of our sixes net turn could be very difficult to play. I’m more inclined to go with BB’s move. What is your opinion, EE?”.
“This is not an easy decision because we have to balance defence with attack. The problem with BB’s move is that our four-point prime will have three checkers sitting on top of it that are largely redundant. Meanwhile, we must consider our own rear checkers. If we leave them where they are then numbers like 62 and 64 will be very awkward on our next turn.
“While hitting is often correct I think in this instance we should eschew the hit. I prefer 23/22, 5/3. This does three things: it keeps a five-point broken prime with two checkers trapped behind it; it diversifies the numbers for our rear checkers and it starts a useful point in our home board.
“As you know I have emphasized the strength of broken primes all year and this position is a classic demonstration of the power of such primes.”
“An erudite explanation, EE, and having heard it I must agree with you. 23/22, 5/3 it is. Graves, I think perhaps another round of drinks is called for. Would you be so kind?”
No thought of exercise had crossed the minds of those engaged in the last chouette of the year in the library. With a roaring fire in the grate and Graves dispensing hot toddies the combatants were lost in their own world. As the alcohol consumption increased so the discussions became more vociferous.
As we join them Quentin Quickcube has the box as White. The team captain is the Dowager Duchess (DD), ably assisted by Barry Bigplay (BB), Cautious Cuthbert (CC) and the Enigmatic Englishman(EE). DD has just rolled a slightly awkward 21.
“When in doubt, hit,” said BB. “I would play 10/9*/7 and put a third checker behind our four-point prime.”
“What’s wrong with 23/21, 6/5, keeping a broken five-point prime and leaving nothing for QQ to attack?” enquired CC.
“I don’t like that play, CC,” replied DD.  Some of our sixes net turn could be very difficult to play. I’m more inclined to go with BB’s move. What is your opinion, EE?”.
“This is not an easy decision because we have to balance defence with attack. The problem with BB’s move is that our four-point prime will have three checkers sitting on top of it that are largely redundant. Meanwhile, we must consider our own rear checkers. If we leave them where they are then numbers like 62 and 64 will be very awkward on our next turn.
“While hitting is often correct I think in this instance we should eschew the hit. I prefer 23/22, 5/3. This does three things: it keeps a five-point broken prime with two checkers trapped behind it; it diversifies the numbers for our rear checkers and it starts a useful point in our home board.
“As you know I have emphasized the strength of broken primes all year and this position is a classic demonstration of the power of such primes.”
“An erudite explanation, EE, and having heard it I must agree with you. 23/22, 5/3 it is. Graves, I think perhaps another round of drinks is called for. Would you be so kind?”
1. Cubeful 2-ply 23/22 5/3 Eq.: -0.153 0.510 0.092 0.003 - 0.490 0.100 0.003 2. Cubeful 2-ply 10/9*/7 Eq.: -0.173 (-0.019) 0.500 0.107 0.004 - 0.500 0.110 0.004 3. Cubeful 2-ply 10/9* 10/8 Eq.: -0.184 (-0.030) 0.496 0.110 0.004 - 0.504 0.115 0.004 4. Cubeful 2-ply 23/21 10/9* Eq.: -0.197 (-0.043) 0.496 0.112 0.004 - 0.504 0.127 0.005 5. Cubeful 2-ply 23/21 6/5 Eq.: -0.209 (-0.056) 0.486 0.085 0.002 - 0.514 0.090 0.002


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Some MPI procedures use address arguments that represent an absolute address in the calling program, or relative displacement arguments that represent differences of two absolute addresses. The datatype of such arguments is MPI_Aint in C and INTEGER (KIND= MPI_ADDRESS_KIND) in Fortran. These types must have the same width and encode address values in the same manner such that address values in one language may be passed directly to another language without conversion. There is the MPI constant MPI_BOTTOM to indicate the start of the address range. For retrieving absolute addresses or any calculation with absolute addresses, one should use the routines and functions provided in Section Address and Size Functions . Section Correct Use of Addresses provides additional rules for the correct use of absolute addresses. For expressions with relative displacements or other usage without absolute addresses, intrinsic operators (e.g., +, -, *) can be used.


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THE WAY OF THE GUN (2000) / ** 1/2
Directed by Christopher McQuarrie from his screenplay. Starring Ryan Phillippe, Benicio Del Toro, Juliette Lewis. Running time: 140 minutes. Rated R for extreme violence by the MFCB. Reviewed on September 12th, 2000.
By SHANNON PATRICK SULLIVAN
It would be easy to dismiss "The Way Of The Gun" as just another rip-off of Quentin Tarantino's "Pulp Fiction". Indeed, it would also be quite easy to praise it as a worthy successor, and reviewers have taken both approaches. But the similarities between the two movies are superficial at best, limited to their avant-garde approach to violence, mixing bloodshed with clever dialogue. Whereas Tarantino's masterpiece was an essay in absurdism -- contrasting discussions of European fast food with a brutal mob hit, for example -- "The Way Of The Gun" is more a reinterpretation of a genre than a subversion. "Way" is, at its most essential, a post-modern western. The movie by which it is most inspired is not "Pulp Fiction" but rather "Butch Cassidy And The Sundance Kid".
"Way" and "Butch" share a number of similarities. Most obviously (if somewhat obscurely for those not intimately familiar with the 1969 film) is the fact that the main characters in "The Way Of The Gun" go by the names Mr Parker and Mr Longbaugh, the civilian identities of the Paul Newman and Robert Redford characters in the earlier film. Both movies feature likeable outlaws who give up their traditional way of life in search of greater glory. "We stepped off the path," says Parker in "Way", "and went looking for the fortune we knew was looking for us." In both pictures, the main characters concoct ambitious plans which go unexpectedly and appallingly awry. And the two films each portray the passage of the western into new times: "Butch" was set at the sunset of the Wild West era, "Way" depicts a western of modern times.
Parker (Ryan Phillippe) and Longbaugh (Benicio Del Toro) are drifters in search of the big prize. While earning small change donating sperm, they learn of a woman (Juliette Lewis) who is being paid one million dollars to act as the surrogate mother for the baby of the wealthy Chidducks. They decide to kidnap the woman and hold her for ransom. But what they do not realise is that Chidduck (Scott Wilson) is a money launderer with nefarious ties. Soon they are being pursued by Chidduck's singleminded bodyguards and his veteran bagman, Joe Sarno (James Caan).
"The Way Of The Gun" was written and directed by Chris McQuarrie. That McQuarrie assumes both key creative roles is the movie's blessing and its curse. McQuarrie clearly understands the intricacies of his story intimately. This results in a number of wonderful scenes of delightful originality, often railing against the cliches of the genre. Every crime movie must have a car chase, for instance, and McQuarrie obliges. But when the scene comes, it is not a typical reckless race down a busy city street. Instead, McQuarrie's take slows the spedometer down to just a few miles an hour, and takes place not on a freeway but in labyrinthine alleyways. It is less a chase than a cat-and-mouse game, and is a marvellous slice of cinema.
It would be tempting, indeed, to label "The Way Of The Gun" as a "thinking man"'s crime movie. This is true not so much because the plot is particularly complicated -- it isn't, and what twists and turns McQuarrie does throw at the viewer are mostly related to character rather than incident -- but because the film is populated by thoughtful, well-conceived individuals none of whom feel as though they've been summoned up out of stock.
The best of these is probably James Caan's Sarno, a wise master of the business who has learned to divorce business from personal time. At one point, he confronts his prey (Longbaugh) in a bar, and the two spend the night conversing about their shared trade. "The only thing you can assume" about a man his age, Sarno tells Longbaugh, "is that he's a survivor." McQuarrie's script is peppered with such gems.
McQuarrie also demonstrates that he is as capable a director as he is a writer. There are some well-crafted shots in "The Way Of The Gun", such as a slow pan from a crowd of Chidduck's subordinates, setting off in hunt of Longbaugh and Parker, up to Chidduck's wife, watching from a window.
But, as indicated, McQuarrie's role as both scripter and director is a mixed blessing. This is most evident in the pacing of the movie, which feels sluggish from start to finish and is especially torpid in the middle third, before the action moves to a Mexican hacienda and even more "Butch Cassidy" comparisons are invited (whether this includes Parker and Longbaugh sharing the fate of their namesakes is left for the reader to discover). "The Way Of The Gun" is a movie desperately crying out for an objective viewpoint amongst its creators, somebody to recognise the strengths of McQuarrie's screenplay while cutting down on his excesses.
The result is a film that lacks momentum, that spends so long in transit that it is easy to miss the pleasant stops along the way. This is not helped by the fact that, apart from Caan, none of the other actors quite manage to establish themselves in the movie (though Del Toro comes closest, and his scene with Caan is especially impressive). Phillippe and Lewis, amongst others, are disappointingly inconsistent -- very good in places, never less than okay, but often fading into the background. Dylan Kussman, as a gynecologist with secrets of his own, feels as though he's just stepped off the bus from the prep school.
The result is that "The Way Of The Gun" is wildly uneven. It possesses some truly remarkable moments, but these are trapped in an undisciplined concoction, like nuggets of gold peeking out from the mud. McQuarrie clearly has all the tools needed to be both a fine writer and a fine director, and I have little doubt that he will one day create a movie which showcases both disciplines at their best. "The Way Of The Gun" demonstrates that that day isn't here quite yet.
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