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Commentary
The Spring 1987 issue of Informix's Tech Notes had an article on Outer Joins. The content of that article is the basis of the version 4.0 appendix with minimal changes for the altered context, such as omitting a reference to the next article in the Tech Notes which was on query optimization.
This is a transcription and translation into HTML of an ancient document, namely Appendix G (Complex Outer Joins) from the Informix-4GL Reference Manual, Vol 2, Version 1.10 (part number<PHONE_NUMBER>-0, dated July 1988). It is referring to Informix's OUTER construct, not the ISO 9075:1992 SQL standard construct with the same name but a radically different syntax. The ISO (ANSI) outer join notation is available IDS 7.31 and in IDS.2000 9.21. Also, the document uses the term RDSQL to refer to the database server. The original version of this document dates back to the days before SE and Turbo were separate products, when you bought Informix-4GL or Informix-SQL and the database process, sqlexec (which became the core of SE) was simply an important part of the base product.
End commentaryThe two-table outer join described in Chapter 2 [of the I4GL Reference Manual, Volume 1] is graphically represented as follows:
SELECT a, b
FROM tab1, OUTER tab2
WHERE a = b
Diagram
tab1 -------@ Level 1
|
tab2 Level 2
In the examples that follow, the tilde (~) symbol represents any Boolean relation between the columns of two tables.
FROM x, y, z
WHERE ...
Diagram
x ---- y ---- z Level 1
This is the standard inner join and all three tables are treated on the same level. There are no restrictions on the WHERE clause. It need not exist. Before the WHERE clause is applied, a full Cartesian product is made among all three tables. (Note: A Cartesian product of two tables appends every row of the second table to every row of the first. A Cartesian product of three tables is the Cartesian product of the third with the Cartesian product of the first two, and so on.)
 There must always be a relationship between adjacent levels. In this case, x must be related to y, and y must be related to z. RDSQL performs this join by picking a row from x and looking for a pair from y and z that satisfies (y, outer z).
If each of the tables consists of a single column with the values in the followin table, then the previously described joins will result in the subsequent tables.
x.a y.b z.c
1 2 3
2 3 4
3 4 5
5
FROM x, y, z
WHERE x.a = z.c
a b c
3 2 3
3 3 3
3 4 3
5 2 5
5 3 5
5 4 5
[JL: this example, and several of the following ones, has a Cartesian product of table y with the join of tables x and z.]
FROM x, y, OUTER z
WHERE x.a = z.c
a b c
1 2 -
1 3 -
1 4 -
2 2 -
2 3 -
2 4 -
3 2 3
3 3 3
3 4 3
5 2 5
5 3 5
5 4 5
FROM x, OUTER y, OUTER z
WHERE x.a = y.b AND x.a = z.c
a b c
1 - -
2 2 -
3 3 3
5 - 5
FROM x, OUTER (y, z)
WHERE x.a = z.c
a b c
1 - -
2 - -
3 2 3
3 3 3
3 4 3
5 2 5
5 3 5
5 4 5
FROM x, OUTER (y, OUTER z)
WHERE x.a = y.b AND y.b = z.c
a b c
1 - -
2 2 -
3 3 3
5 - -
The following steps are useful when considering how RDSQL performs an outer join:
FROM x, OUTER (y, OUTER (z, a, b)), outer c, d
x -----@-------------@----- d Level 1
| |
y ---- @ c Level 2
|
z ---- a ---- b Level 3
This is a transcription and translation into HTML of an ancient document, namely Appendix G (Outer Joins) from the Informix-4GL Reference Manual, Vol 2, Version 4.0 (part number 000-7405, dated March 1990). It is referring to Informix's OUTER construct, not the ISO 9075:1992 SQL standard construct with the same name but a radically different syntax. The ISO (ANSI) outer join notation is understood in IDS 7.31 and in IDS.2000 9.21. Note that the document uses the term '4GL' to refer to the database server.
End commentary
SELECT customer.customer_num, lname, order_num
FROM customer, orders
WHERE customer.customer_num = orders.order_num
SELECT customer.customer_num, lname, order_num
FROM customer, OUTER orders
WHERE customer.customer_num = orders.customer_num
Query Results from Stores7 Database Generated on Solaris 7 with IDS.2000 9.20.UC2.
Query 1 Results
104 Higgins 1001
101 Pauli 1002
104 Higgins 1003
106 Watson 1004
116 Parmelee 1005
112 Lawson 1006
117 Sipes 1007
110 Jaeger 1008
111 Keyes 1009
115 Grant 1010
104 Higgins 1011
117 Sipes 1012
104 Higgins 1013
106 Watson 1014
110 Jaeger 1015
119 Shorter 1016
120 Jewell 1017
121 Wallack 1018
122 O'Brian 1019
123 Hanlon 1020
124 Putnum 1021
126 Neelie 1022
127 Satifer 1023
Query 2 Results
customer_num lname order_num
101 Pauli 1002
102 Sadler
103 Currie
104 Higgins 1001
104 Higgins 1003
104 Higgins 1011
104 Higgins 1013
105 Vector
106 Watson 1004
106 Watson 1014
107 Ream
108 Quinn
109 Miller
110 Jaeger 1008
110 Jaeger 1015
111 Keyes 1009
112 Lawson 1006
113 Beatty
114 Albertson
115 Grant 1010
116 Parmelee 1005
117 Sipes 1007
117 Sipes 1012
118 Baxter
119 Shorter 1016
120 Jewell 1017
121 Wallack 1018
122 O'Brian 1019
123 Hanlon 1020
124 Putnum 1021
125 Henry
126 Neelie 1022
127 Satifer 1023
128 Lessor
By using a simple join, Query 1 fetches a list of only those customers who have items on order, while Query 2 fetches a list of all customers by using an outer join. Once you understand how similar queries can produce such dissimilar results, you can begin to use outer joins effectively. The obvious differences between the two joins are as follows:
The following section discusses outer joins in detail.
A join queries two or more tables as though they were one. It is as if 4GL creates and then acts upon a single temporary table to produce the query results. 4GL does not actually create such a table to perform a join, but it is helpful to conceptualize a join in these terms.
In a simple two-table join, the resulting "table" contains only those combinations of rows from both tables that satisfy the join condition. In an outer join, the resulting "table" contains these rows, plus all the remaining rows from on of the tables, called the dominant (or preserved) table. The second table is called the subservient table.
Consider two hypothetical tables, employees and depts, which contain the following columns and rows (where dash '--' indicates a NULL value):
employees
emp_num dept_num
2 105
4 103
6 103
5 --
3 102
depts
depts_num dept_loc
102 NY
103 LA
105 SF
Suppose, for example, that you need a list of employee numbers and department locations for all employees, including those employees whose department locations are unknown (represented by NULL values in the employees table). The following query fetches the desired results:
SELECT emp_num, dept_loc
FROM employees, OUTER depts
WHERE employees.dept_num = depts.dept_num
The keyword OUTER designates depts as the subservient table, making employees the dominant table. 4GL processes the query by the following steps:
The result is a "table" with the following rows:
emp_num dept_num dept_num dept_loc
2 105 105 SF
4 103 103 LA
6 103 103 LA
5 -- -- --
3 102 102 NY
Note: A filter is a condition expressed in a WHERE clause that applies to columns in a single table. For example,
dept_loc = "SF" or emp_num < 105
Because 4GL applies such filters to the subservient table as it performs the join, the resulting "table" may contain NULL values that were not present in the subservient table prior to the join.
Suppose that the query include a filter on the dept_loc column:
SELECT emp_num, dept_loc
FROM employees, OUTER depts
WHERE employees.dept_num = depts.dept_num
AND dept_loc != "LA"
At step 2, the results include more rows of NULL values than the results of the original query:
emp_num dept_loc
2 SF
4 --
6 --
5 --
3 NY
The filter removes rows from the depts table where dept_loc is equal to "LA".
emp_num dept_loc
2 SF
4 LA
6 LA
5
3 NY
The original version listed the emp_num values in numeric order without any sorting. IDS.2000 does not do this.
In a similar way to the previous example, the following query produces a list of all customers with supplemental information for those customers with items on orders. Where orders.customer_num is not equal to customer.customer_num, 4GL combines a row of NULL values with the corresponding row from the customer table. Because the query does not contain filters, the results preserve every row from the dominant table.
SELECT customer.customer_num, company, order_num, ship_date
FROM customer, OUTER orders
WHERE customer.customer_num = orders.customer_num
customer_num company order_num ship_date
101 All Sports Supplies 1002 26/05/1998
102 Sports Spot
103 Phil's Sports
104 Play Ball! 1001 01/06/1998
104 Play Ball! 1003 23/05/1998
104 Play Ball! 1011 03/07/1998
104 Play Ball! 1013 10/07/1998
105 Los Altos Sports
106 Watson & Son 1004 30/05/1998
106 Watson & Son 1014 03/07/1998
107 Athletic Supplies
108 Quinn's Sports
109 Sport Stuff
110 AA Athletics 1008 06/07/1998
110 AA Athletics 1015 16/07/1998
111 Sports Center 1009 21/06/1998
112 Runners & Others 1006
113 Sportstown
114 Sporting Place
115 Gold Medal Sports 1010 29/06/1998
116 Olympic City 1005 09/06/1998
117 Kids Korner 1007 05/06/1998
117 Kids Korner 1012 29/06/1998
118 Blue Ribbon Sports
119 The Triathletes Club 1016 12/07/1998
120 Century Pro Shop 1017 13/07/1998
121 City Sports 1018 13/07/1998
122 The Sporting Life 1019 16/07/1998
123 Bay Sports 1020 16/07/1998
124 Putnum's Putters 1021 25/07/1998
125 Total Fitness Sports
126 Neelie's Discount Sp 1022 30/07/1998
127 Big Blue Bike Shop 1023 30/07/1998
128 Phoenix University
The preceeding example queries two tables in the simplest type of outer join. You can, in fact, use outer joins to query any number of tables, producing more types of joins than can be discussed here. The following types are possible when three tables are involved in a query:
SELECT column-list
FROM x, OUTER (y, z)
WHERE x.a = y.a
AND y.b = z.b
SELECT column-list
FROM x, OUTER (y, OUTER z)
WHERE x.a = y.a
AND y.b = z.b
SELECT column-list
FROM x, OUTER (y, OUTER z)
WHERE x.a = z.a -- different join here!
AND y.b = z.b
SELECT column-list
FROM x, OUTER y, OUTER z
WHERE x.a = y.a
AND x.b = z.b
SELECT column-list
FROM x, OUTER y, OUTER z
WHERE x.a = y.a
AND y.b = z.b
SELECT customer.customer_num, lname, orders.order_num, stock_num, manu_code, quantity
FROM customer, OUTER(orders, items)
WHERE customer.customer_num = orders.customer_num
AND orders.order_num = items.order_num
AND manu_code = 'ANZ'
4GL performs the simple join between orders and items first, yielding information on all orders for ANZA-manufactured items. The outer join combines the customer table with the Anza order information. The query results do not include orders for other items.
customer_num lname order_num stock_num manu_code quantity
101 Pauli
102 Sadler
103 Currie
104 Higgins 1003 9 ANZ 1
104 Higgins 1003 8 ANZ 1
104 Higgins 1003 5 ANZ 5
104 Higgins 1011 5 ANZ 5
104 Higgins 1013 5 ANZ 1
104 Higgins 1013 6 ANZ 1
104 Higgins 1013 9 ANZ 2
105 Vector
106 Watson
107 Ream
108 Quinn
109 Miller
110 Jaeger 1008 8 ANZ 1
110 Jaeger 1008 9 ANZ 5
111 Keyes
112 Lawson 1006 5 ANZ 5
112 Lawson 1006 6 ANZ 1
113 Beatty
114 Albertson
115 Grant 1010 6 ANZ 1
116 Parmelee 1005 5 ANZ 10
116 Parmelee 1005 6 ANZ 1
117 Sipes 1012 8 ANZ 1
117 Sipes 1012 9 ANZ 10
118 Baxter
119 Shorter
120 Jewell
121 Wallack
122 O'Brian
123 Hanlon
124 Putnum 1021 201 ANZ 3
124 Putnum 1021 205 ANZ 2
125 Henry
126 Neelie 1022 6 ANZ 2
127 Satifer 1023 304 ANZ 1
128 Lessor
WHERE manu_code = 'ANZ'
SELECT customer.customer_num, lname, orders.order_num, stock_num, manu_code, quantity
FROM customer, OUTER (orders, OUTER items)
WHERE customer.customer_num = orders.customer_num
AND orders.order_num = items.order_num
AND manu_code = 'ANZ'
customer_num lname order_num stock_num manu_code quantity
101 Pauli 1002
102 Sadler
103 Currie
104 Higgins 1001
104 Higgins 1003 9 ANZ 1
104 Higgins 1003 8 ANZ 1
104 Higgins 1003 5 ANZ 5
104 Higgins 1011 5 ANZ 5
104 Higgins 1013 5 ANZ 1
104 Higgins 1013 6 ANZ 1
104 Higgins 1013 9 ANZ 2
105 Vector
106 Watson 1004
106 Watson 1014
107 Ream
108 Quinn
109 Miller
110 Jaeger 1008 8 ANZ 1
110 Jaeger 1008 9 ANZ 5
110 Jaeger 1015
111 Keyes 1009
112 Lawson 1006 5 ANZ 5
112 Lawson 1006 6 ANZ 1
113 Beatty
114 Albertson
115 Grant 1010 6 ANZ 1
116 Parmelee 1005 5 ANZ 10
116 Parmelee 1005 6 ANZ 1
117 Sipes 1007
117 Sipes 1012 8 ANZ 1
117 Sipes 1012 9 ANZ 10
118 Baxter
119 Shorter 1016
120 Jewell 1017
121 Wallack 1018
122 O'Brian 1019
123 Hanlon 1020
124 Putnum 1021 201 ANZ 3
124 Putnum 1021 205 ANZ 2
125 Henry
126 Neelie 1022 6 ANZ 2
127 Satifer 1023 304 ANZ 1
128 Lessor
In addition to customer, orders and so on, the following
queries include a hypothetical table named custnotes, containing
the following columns and data:
customer_num notes
104 sponsors soccer team
108 customer for 20 years
115 opening a second store
118 new customer
SELECT customer.customer_num, orders.order_num, notes
FROM customer, OUTER (orders, OUTER custnotes)
WHERE customer.customer_num = orders.customer_num
AND orders.customer_num = custnotes.customer_num
customer_num order_num notes
101 1002
102
103
104 1001 sponsors soccer team
104 1003 sponsors soccer team
104 1011 sponsors soccer team
104 1013 sponsors soccer team
105
106 1004
106 1014
107
108
109
110 1008
110 1015
111 1009
112 1006
113
114
115 1010 opening a second store
116 1005
117 1007
117 1012
118
119 1016
120 1017
121 1018
122 1019
123 1020
124 1021
125
126 1022
127 1023
128
To preserve notes for customers 108 and 118 who do not have orders, you
must outer-join the custnotes table directly with the
customer table, as shown in the next query.
SELECT customer.customer_num, orders.order_num, notes
FROM customer, OUTER orders, OUTER custnotes
WHERE customer.customer_num = orders.order_num
AND customer.customer_num = custnotes.customer_num
customer_num order_num notes
101
102
103
104 sponsors soccer team
105
106
107
108 customer for 20 years
109
110
111
112
113
114
115 opening a second store
116
117
118 new customer
119
120
121
122
123
124
125
126
127
128
All of the preceding queries fetch information from one table with supplemental information from other tables. When you need similar results, Informix recommends that you use an outer join. When you do not need supplemental information, as is normally the case, use a simple join instead.
Be aware that your choice of an outer join can influence query optimization and processing. You can use the SET EXPLAIN ON statement to examine how the query processor of Informix-4GL performs simple queries, joins and outer joins.
SELECT customer.customer_num, lname, order_num
FROM customer, orders
WHERE customer.customer_num = orders.order_num
customer ---- orders
SELECT customer.customer_num, lname, order_num
FROM customer, OUTER orders
WHERE customer.customer_num = orders.customer_num
customer -----@
|
orders
SELECT customer.customer_num, company, order_num, ship_date
FROM customer, OUTER orders
WHERE customer.customer_num = orders.customer_num
customer -----@
|
orders
SELECT customer.customer_num, lname, orders.order_num, stock_num, manu_code, quantity
FROM customer, OUTER(orders, items)
WHERE customer.customer_num = orders.customer_num
AND orders.order_num = items.order_num
AND manu_code = 'ANZ'
customer -----@
|
orders ---- items
SELECT customer.customer_num, lname, orders.order_num, stock_num, manu_code, quantity
FROM customer, OUTER (orders, OUTER items)
WHERE customer.customer_num = orders.customer_num
AND orders.order_num = items.order_num
AND manu_code = 'ANZ'
customer -----@
|
orders -----@
|
items
SELECT customer.customer_num, orders.order_num, notes
FROM customer, OUTER (orders, OUTER custnotes)
WHERE customer.customer_num = orders.customer_num
AND orders.customer_num = custnotes.customer_num
customer -----@
|
orders -----@
|
custnotes
SELECT customer.customer_num, orders.order_num, notes
FROM customer, OUTER orders, OUTER custnotes
WHERE customer.customer_num = orders.order_num
AND customer.customer_num = custnotes.customer_num
customer -----@---------@
| |
orders custnotes
CREATE VIEW IBB_V_Project AS
SELECT A.Project_Iref,
A.Section_Iref,
B.Section_Eref,
N.Company_Iref,
N.Company_Name,
A.Product_Desc,
A.Project_Type_Iref,
D.Project_Type,
A.Person_Iref,
F.Full_Name,
A.Respon_Iref,
G.Post_Location,
A.Project_Stat_Iref,
E.Project_Status,
A.Source_Iref,
I.Source,
A.Sic_Iref,
L.Sic_Eref,
A.Op_Activity_Iref,
M.Op_Activity_Desc,
A.Involve_Iref,
K.IBB_Involvement,
A.Nature_Iref,
C.Nature_Of_Next_Act,
A.Internat_Mobile,
A.Whether_Cop_Case,
A.Closed_Ind,
A.Next_Action_Date,
A.Creation_Date,
A.Last_Edit_Date,
A.Last_Editor_Iref,
H.Logname
FROM IBB_Project A,
IBB_Section B,
IBB_R_Proj_Type D,
IBB_R_Project_Stat E,
IBB_Personnel H,
OUTER IBB_R_Next_Act C,
OUTER IBB_Personnel F,
OUTER (IBB_Post_Respon X, OUTER IBB_V_Post_Resp2 G),
OUTER IBB_R_Source I,
OUTER IBB_R_Involvement K,
OUTER IBB_Sic L,
OUTER IBB_Op_Act M,
OUTER IBB_V_Proj_Co2 N
WHERE A.Section_Iref = B.Section_Iref
AND A.Project_Type_Iref = D.Project_Type_Iref
AND A.Project_Stat_Iref = E.Project_Stat_Iref
AND A.Last_Editor_Iref = H.Person_Iref
AND A.Nature_Iref = C.Nature_Iref
AND A.Person_Iref = F.Person_Iref
AND A.Respon_Iref = X.Respon_Iref
AND X.Respon_Iref = G.Person_Iref
AND A.Source_Iref = I.Source_Iref
AND A.Sic_Iref = L.Sic_Iref
AND A.Op_Activity_Iref = M.Op_Activity_Iref
AND A.Project_Iref = N.Project_Iref
AND A.Involve_Iref = K.Involve_Iref;
Note that IBB_V_Post_Resp2 and IBB_V_Proj_Co2 are both themselves views.
In fact, IBB_V_Proj_Co2 was a 3-table view, exact details unknown but of
the form:
CREATE VIEW IBB_V_Proj_Co2 AS
SELECT A.Project_Iref,
A.Some_Other_Col col01,
B.Xxxx_Iref,
B.Some_Other_Col col02,
C.Yyyy_Iref,
C.Some_Other_Col col03
FROM IBB_Project A,
OUTER (IBB_R_Xxxx B, IBB_R_Yyyy C)
WHERE A.Xxxx_Iref = B.Xxxx_IrEf
AND B.Yyyy_Iref = C.Yyyy_Iref;
This means that the IBB_V_Project view has an outer self-join on
IBB_Project. The IBB_V_Post_Resp2 view involved 3 tables too, somewhat
like:
CREATE VIEW IBB_V_Post_Resp2 AS
SELECT A.Person_Iref,
A.Some_Other_Col col01,
B.Xxxx_Iref,
B.Some_Other_Col col02,
C.Yyyy_Iref,
C.Some_Other_Col col03
FROM IBB_Personnel A,
IBB_R_Xxxx B,
IBB_R_Yyyy C
WHERE A.Xxxx_Iref = B.Xxxx_Iref
AND B.Yyyy_Iref = C.Yyyy_Iref;
The Zzzz_Iref columns were either SERIAL or INTEGER foreign keys
referencing a SERIAL key.
The primary view definition refers to 14 tables, with 4 inner joins and 9 outer joins. When the cross-referenced views are taken into account, there are 18 tables in total, with 7 inner joins and 10 outer joins. The view was constructed semi-automatically by a database schema design tool.
A ---- B ---- D ---- E ---- H -----@------@------@------@------@------@------@------@
| | | | | | | |
G ---- X C F I K L M N
IBB_Project -----@
|
IBB_R_Xxxx -----@
|
IBB_R_Yyyy
IBB_Personnel ---- IBB_R_Xxxx ---- IBB_R_Yyyy


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Recipe 18.9. Simulating the Ternary Operator in PythonCredit: Jürgen Hermann, Alex Martelli, Oliver Steele, Chris Perkins, Brent Burley, Lloyd Goldwasser, Doug Hudgeon ProblemYou want to express in Python the equivalent of C's so-called ternary operator ?:as in condition?iftrue:iffalse). SolutionThere are many ways to skin a ternary operator. An explicit if/else is most Pythonic, although slightly verbose: for i in range(1, 3): if i == 1: plural = '' else: plural = 's' print "The loop ran %d time%s" % (i, plural) Indexing is more compact, and therefore useful, if using the iftrue and iffalse expressions has no side effects: for i in range(1, 3): print "The loop ran %d time%s" % (i, ('', 's')[i != 1]) For the specific case of plurals, there's also a neat variant using slicing: for i in range(1, 3): print "The loop ran %d time%s" % (i, "s"[i==1:]) Short-circuited logical expressions can deal correctly with side effects: for i in range(1, 3): print "The loop ran %d time%s" % (i, i != 1 and 's' or '') The output of each of these loops is: The loop ran 1 time The loop ran 2 times However, beware: the short-circuit version (which is necessary when either or both of iftrue and iffalse have side effects) fails if "turned around": for i in range(1, 3): print "The loop ran %d time%s" % (i, i == 1 and '' or 's') Since '' evaluates as false, the would-be-ternary expression always evaluates to 's', so that this latest snippet outputs: The loop ran 1 times The loop ran 2 times Therefore, in general, when iftrue and iffalse are unknown at coding time (and therefore either could have side effects or be false), we need more cumbersome constructs, such as: for i in range(1, 3): print "The loop ran %d time%s" % (i, (i == 1 and [''] or ['s'])[0]) or: for i in range(1, 3): print "The loop ran %d time%s" % (i, (lambda:'', lambda:'s')[i!=1]( )) or even weirder variations: for i in range(1, 3): print "The loop ran %d time%s" % (i, [i==1 and '', i!=1 and 's'][i!=1]) for i in range(1, 3): print "The loop ran %d time%s" % (i, (i==1 and (lambda:'') or (lambda:'s'))( )) As you can see, good old if/else is starting to look pretty good when compared to these terse and complicated approaches. And now for something completely different (for plurals only, again): for i in range(1, 3): print "The loop ran %d time%s" % (i, 's'*(i!=1)) DiscussionProgrammers coming to Python from C, C++, or Perl sometimes miss the so-called ternary operator (?:). The ternary operator is most often used for avoiding a few lines of code and a temporary variable for simple decisions, such as printing the plural form of words after a counter, as in this recipe's examples. In most cases, Python's preference for making things clear and explicit at the cost of some conciseness is an acceptable tradeoff, but one can sympathize with the withdrawal symptoms of ternary-operator addicts. Nevertheless, 99.44 times out of 100, you're best off using a plain if/else statement. If you want your if/else to fit in an expression (so you can use that expression inside a lambda form, list comprehension, or generator expression), put it inside a named local function and use that function in the expression. For the remaining 56 cases out of 10,000, the idioms in this recipe might be useful. A typical case would be when you're transliterating from another language into Python and need to keep program structure as close as possible to the "or"iginal, as mentioned in Recipe 4.19. There are several ways to get the ternary operator effect in Python, and this recipe presents a fair selection of the wide range of possibilities. Indexing and slicing are nice but don't apply to cases in which either or both of the iftrue and iffalse expressions may have side effects. If side effects are an issue, the short-circuiting nature of and/or can help, but this approach may run into trouble when iftrue and iffalse might be Python values that evaluate as false. To resolve both the side-effect and the might-be-false issues, two variants in this recipe mix indexing and function calling or a lambda form, and two more use even weirder mixtures of lambda and indexing and short circuiting. If you're not worried about side effects, you could overload slicing syntax to express a ternary operator: class cond(object): def _ _getitem_ _(self, sl): if sl.start: return sl.stop else: return sl.step cond = cond( ) After executing this snippet, you could code the example presented in this recipe's Solution as: for i in range(1, 3): print "The loop ran %d time%s" % (i, cond[i==1:'':'s']) When you slice this cond object, iftrue and iffalse (masquerading as the stop and step attributes of the slice object) are both evaluated in any case, which is the reason this syntax is no use if you must worry about side effects. If you must have syntax sugar, using nullary lambdas may be the least of evils: def cond(test, when_true, when_false): if test: return when_true( ) else: return when_false( ) to be used as, for example, print cond(x%2==0, lambda:x//2, lambda:3*x+1). Note that the lack of a ternary operator in Python is not due to an oversight: it's a deliberate design decision, made after much debate pro and con. Therefore, you can be sure that Python will never "grow" a ternary operator. For many details about the various proposed syntax forms for a ternary operation, you can see the rejected PEP 308 at http://www.python.org/peps/pep-0308.html. See Also |


disp_set(3f) - [M_display] set default options for disp(3f)
Description
The Derived Type Disp_settings
Calling Syntax For Disp_set
Author
The subroutine DISP_SET may be used to change default values of all the arguments of DISP except TITLE, X, FMT and LBOUND. In addition the default separator between items that are displayed side-by-side (using ADVANCE=no) may be changed with the MATSEP argument.
THE DERIVED TYPE DISP_SETTINGS
M_display contains the following definition of the data type DISP_SETTINGS.
character(3) :: advance = YES character(9) :: matsep = character(3) :: orient = COL character(9) :: sep = character(19) :: style = LEFT character(4) :: trim = AUTO character(9) :: zeroas = integer :: digmax = 6 integer :: matseplen = 3 integer :: seplen = 2 integer :: unit = -3 integer :: zaslen = 0
Structures of type DISP_SETTINGS may be used to save and later restore format control settings of DISP. As shown, new variables of this type will automatically have default values for all components.
There are two ways to call DISP_SET:
CALL DISP_SET(SETTINGS) CALL DISP_SET(ADVANCE, DIGMAX, MATSEP, ORIENT, SEP, STYLE, UNIT, ZEROAS)Both calls change the default format control used in subsequent calls to DISP. In the first call, SETTINGS is of type DISP_SETTINGS and the default values for all arguments is changed. In the second call all the arguments are optional. If an argument is absent the corresponding default setting is not changed. An example call is
CALL DISP_SET(STYLE = PAD, SEP = ).The effect is that titles will be written padded above matrices, and matrix column will be separated by one blank. The type and purpose of all the arguments except MATSEP has been described in section 3.2.
MATSEP = ms Specifies a character string of length <= 9 that is written out between items (matrices) when they are displayed side-by-side. An example is: CALL DISP(X, ADVANCE=NO) CALL DISP(Y, ADVANCE=NO) CALL DISP_SET(MATSEP= | ) CALL DISP(Z, ADVANCE=YES)The output from these calls might be:
12.2 | 1.3 | 1 9.6 | 13.0 | 3 -2.0 | 4.0 | 4Note that MATSEP affects the separation of all items that have been placed in the output queue of the unit being displayed on.
Based on dispmodule(3f), "A Fortran 95 module for pretty-printing matrices". Version number 1.02 6-Sept-2008, Kristjan Jonasson, Dept. of Computer Science, University of Iceland (jonasson@hi.is).
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The idea is that each team could have the amount of money the have here, and over time the scale on the left will increase to match that of the winning team. It will be getting this data with some javascript that will queary the main stock market in real time.


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Class: Person
| Defined in: | node_modules/codo/spec/_templates/properties/properties.coffee |
Property Summary
- (Array<String>) nicknames
- The nicknames All the nicknames the person is known by.
- (Object) position
- The entity's position
- (String) firstname
- The first name
- (?) lastname
- The last name
- (Date) birth Readonly
- The day (of birth)
- (?) twitter Readonly
- The twitter handle
- (String) confession Writeonly
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- (String) test
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| void | EnableLog (int argc, char *argv[]) |
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| void | PrintVersion (void) |
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| void | Help (void) |
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| void | Exit_Specs (void) |
| This function prints a soft copy of the possible exit specification arguments for the -z switch. More... | |
| int | EvaluateOptions (int argc, char *argv[], sDefOptions_t *sOpt, sRTE_t *RTE) |
| This function evaluates options from the argument string and configures the Flasher accordingly. More... | |
| int | getopt (int argc, char **argv, char *opts, sRTE_t *RTE) |
| This function reads out options from the argument string. More... | |
| int | Print_N_Log (unsigned short type, const char *fmt,...) |
| This function logs messages and prints them to the console. More... | |
| int | ReadSpacedArgs (int argc, char *argv[], int *p_optind, unsigned short specs, char *processed) |
| Process the argument string. More... | |
| STATUS_T | ParseInputFile (char targetcode[], int32_t *lStartAddress, int32_t *lProgramLength) |
| This function parses the input file containing the targetcode to determine start address and length of the first memory block. More... | |
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| unsigned int | inst_state = 0 |
| This bitmask contains global states and is accessed in various functions. More... | |
| FILE * | lfile = NULL |
| File pointer for logfile. More... | |
| char | g_cAllOpts [MAX_OPTS] = "n:N:o:O:p:P:l_L_i:I:j:J:m:M:r:R:w:W:d:D:e:E:t:T:z:Z:v_V_aAbBqQHh?xXgGfFuUsS" |
| String of all available command line switches (*: = has argument; *_ = argument optional) More... | |
| sAddOptions_t | g_sAddOpt [MAX_OPTS] |
| Struct of additional options. More... | |
| unsigned long | g_lCountOpt = 0 |
| Global counter for additional options. More... | |
| sDef_t | g_Def = {"TIUSB", "ERASE_ALL", "", "TRUE", "FALSE", 0, "10000"} |
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| int | BPcount = 0 |
| Number of breakpoints. More... | |
| int32_t | BPAddr [50] |
| Array for storing breakpoint addresses. More... | |
| void EnableLog | ( | int | argc, |
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This function enables the logging feature unless it's disabled by the -g switch.
If logging is enabled, directory 'Log' will be created in line with the executable
| [in] | argc | Number of arguments in the argument string |
| [in] | argv[] | Pointer to the argument string |
Definition at line 92 of file Support.cpp.
| int EvaluateOptions | ( | int | argc, |
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| sRTE_t * | RTE | ||
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This function evaluates options from the argument string and configures the Flasher accordingly.
| [in] | argc | Number of arguments in the argument string |
| [in] | argv[] | Pointer to the argument string |
| [in] | sOpt | Pointer to the default options |
| [out] | RTE | Pointer to the struct for runtime entries |
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| void Exit_Specs | ( | void | ) |
This function prints a soft copy of the possible exit specification arguments for the -z switch.
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| int getopt | ( | int | argc, |
| char ** | argv, | ||
| char * | opts, | ||
| sRTE_t * | RTE | ||
| ) |
This function reads out options from the argument string.
| [in] | argc | Number of arguments in the argument string |
| [in] | **argv | Pointer to the argument string |
| [out] | *opts | Pointer to a string containing all possible switches |
| [out] | *RTE | Pointer to the struct for runtime entries |
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| void Help | ( | void | ) |
This function prints a soft copy of the command line arguments which can be passed to the Flasher.
It is called whenever invalid command line arguments are used.
Definition at line 145 of file Support.cpp.
| STATUS_T ParseInputFile | ( | char | targetcode[], |
| int32_t * | lStartAddress, | ||
| int32_t * | lProgramLength | ||
| ) |
This function parses the input file containing the targetcode to determine start address and length of the first memory block.
| [in] | targetcode | Name incl. path of the file containing the targetcode |
| [out] | lStartAddress | Pointer to memory location for the start address |
| [out] | lProgramLength | Pointer to location for memory block length |
Definition at line 1147 of file Support.cpp.
| int Print_N_Log | ( | unsigned short | type, |
| const char * | fmt, | ||
| ... | |||
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This function logs messages and prints them to the console.
| [in] | type | Type of the message
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| [in] | fmt | Pointer to C string, may include embedded format specifiers analogous to the 'printf' function |
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| void PrintVersion | ( | void | ) |
This function prints the version of the Flasher executable.
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| int ReadSpacedArgs | ( | int | argc, |
| char * | argv[], | ||
| int * | p_optind, | ||
| unsigned short | specs, | ||
| char * | processed | ||
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Process the argument string.
| [in] | argc | Number of arguments in the argument string |
| [in] | argv[] | Pointer to the argument string |
| [in] | p_optind | Argument index |
| [in] | specs | LSB 0: 1 - filename , 0 - '[]' specifications 1: 1 - attached , 0 - unattached 2: 1 - remove spacing, 0 - keep spacing |
| [out] | processed | Pointer to location for processed arguments |
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| int32_t BPAddr[50] |
Array for storing breakpoint addresses.
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| int BPcount = 0 |
Number of breakpoints.
Definition at line 77 of file Support.cpp.
| char g_cAllOpts[MAX_OPTS] = "n:N:o:O:p:P:l_L_i:I:j:J:m:M:r:R:w:W:d:D:e:E:t:T:z:Z:v_V_aAbBqQHh?xXgGfFuUsS" |
String of all available command line switches (*: = has argument; *_ = argument optional)
Definition at line 65 of file Support.cpp.
| sDef_t g_Def = {"TIUSB", "ERASE_ALL", "", "TRUE", "FALSE", 0, "10000"} |
Default options.
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| unsigned long g_lCountOpt = 0 |
Global counter for additional options.
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| sAddOptions_t g_sAddOpt[MAX_OPTS] |
Struct of additional options.
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| unsigned int inst_state = 0 |
This bitmask contains global states and is accessed in various functions.
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| FILE* lfile = NULL |
File pointer for logfile.
Definition at line 62 of file Support.cpp.


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It is widely proved that the most important attribute of a mind map is its ability to improve communication and share common practices across an entire group which makes this strategy a useful tool especially in a collaborative environment.
To add a node, you need select a node first and press button under .
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Robust Estimation of Primaries by Sparse Inversion via one-norm minimization
This package is an application for simultaneous multiple removal and estimation of the source signature. It is based on the Estimation of Primaries by Sparse Inversion approach but reformulated via block- coordinate descent and convexification to L1 minimization. We believe this is therefore more robust to artifacts, and should converge quicker and more reliably that the original formulation.
This package is available only in the software release for members of SINBAD consortium.
Tim Tai-Yi Lin (tlin@eos.ubc.ca), April 30th 2013
Contents
How is the package organized?
Robust EPSI is divided into two parts in this release.
The program itself (implemented in pure MATLAB) is contained in {$SLIM_ROOT}/tools/algorithms/REPSI/. However, its main driver file (EPSI_SLIM_main.m) is designed for experimentation, and requires a large myriad of options to be set. Even though only a few of the options are required, I nevertheless consider it too complicated to directly invoke as a utility.
Therefore, interaction with the Robust EPSI program should be done through the helper scripts in {$SLIM_ROOT}/applications/WavefieldSeparation/RobustEPSI/. Each subdirectory contained therein (except for data and doc) contain the helper scripts to necessary to process a specific dataset. See the file README_examples.txt for documentation on all the example datasets contained in this software release.
Getting up and running
A basic walkthrough can be found here.
Do I need the MATLAB Parallel Computation Toolbox?
No. Robust EPSI is explicitly designed to work without the MATLAB Parallel Computation Toolbox. If your machine has enough memory to process the prestack data, it is perfectly fine to simply execute without parallel mode (setting parallel = 0). The total memory requirement is currently about 25x the stored single-precision filesize of SU data, or 80x if using the Curvelet-Wavelet-based transform domain.
Parallel execution mode for RobustEPSI mostly takes advantage of the shared-memory mode, and is meant to overcome the single-machine memory limit. If you lack the license necessary for distributed execution of parallel code, I recommend turning off parallel mode entirely to avoid the execution overhead associated with using distributed arrays. Because the Robust EPSI code is painstakingly vectorized, in most cases invoking parallel execution mode actually results in a slowdown for single-machine execution.
More information
See the included README.txt and README_example.txt for a more detailed description of the program.
References
[1]. Tim T.Y. Lin and Felix J. Herrmann, [2012] Robust estimation of primaries by sparse inversion via one-norm minimization, UBC Technical Report TR-2012-02


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title: "Gridcoin - Step 2: Gridcoin Installation"
description: "Step 2 of the 'Pool Crunching' guide; Instructing users how to install a Gridcoin client."
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Gridcoin Introduction
The following guides explain how to set up the Gridcoin Research wallet client on the platform of your choice.
If you have not yet installed the BOINC client, you should read the BOINC installation guide to setup BOINC on the platform of your choice. The BOINC client has to be installed alongside the Gridcoin client in order to verify BOINC account ownership and to access local BOINC statistics.
If you want to run Gridcoin as a Non-Cruncher, you do not need to install/run BOINC.
Since you're using the pool, you do not need to add your email address to the gridcoinresearch.conf file. The setup process should be quicker than if you were participating via solo-crunching, as you do not need to advertise a beacon.
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Once the Gridcoin client has been installed, sync the blockchain!
Prior to being able to stake or transfer Gridcoin to/from the Gridcoin client you need to fully sync the Gridcoin client to the latest block on the blockchain (green tick under connections indicates a fully synced wallet)
You can download a snapshot of the blockchain from within the client by clicking the File dropdown then Snapshot Download.
Note: The 'Download Blocks' feature require the Gridcoin client to be running as administrator in windows; without admin permissions these features will throw an error.
If you're having issues with 'Download Blocks', you can manually download the latest snapshot here.
Note: The snapshot will not fully sync your client, but will rather bring you up to 80-90% sync. Allow your client to manually sync after the snapshot has been implemented.
If you are unable to acquire connections to the Gridcoin network, attempt the following:
Verify that your computer time is synced to your configured time server. pool.ntp.org is recommended. https://lifehacker.com/5819797/synchronize-your-windows-clock-with-an-alternative-time-server-to-increase-accuracy
Investigate whether or not your ISP is blocking the P2P traffic.
Regularly verify you're running the latest version of the Gridcoin client, as there are frequent updates. Notices of updates are posted regularly on Reddit/Twitter/IRC.
Both the 'Download Blocks' and 'Upgrade Client' features require the Gridcoin client to be running as administrator in windows; without admin permissions these features will throw an error.


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Nike and G-Dragon’s fashion brand PEACEMINUSONE released their Air Force 1 Para-Noise collaboration sneakers in Korea this month.
Available in two colours, black and red for the ‘swoosh’ mark on the Air Force 1 Para-Noise, the shoes are priced at 219,000 won (SGD254.75).
Fashionistas swarmed to get a pair the moment of the release.
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To score a pair, you need to be winners of a raffle called the ‘Shock Draw’ and be in the running to get one of the 818 pairs made.
There was a long queue in front of the Nike store in Hongdae, Seoul as people lined up to enter the ‘Shock Draw’ on the day of the release.
The shoes were resold which reached up to millions of won (thousands of dollars) while the limited edition of the sneakers was resold for close to 10 million won (SGD11,634).
On November 23, the Air Force 1 Para-Noise will be available globally.
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I am currently a Senior Research Scientist at NVIDIA Research and a Research Assistant at Imperial College London. Prior to that, I was a Research Scientist at the Samsung AI Center in Cambridge, following the completion of my PhD in the Department of Computing at Imperial College London, within the iBug group. I worked a lot on automatic facial affect estimation, a field which bridges the gap between Computer Vision and Machine Learning. After contributing to facial landmark detection using Active Appearance Models and to emotion detection from faces, I currently focus on Machine Learning using tensor methods.
I created TensorLy, a high-level API for tensor methods and deep tensorized neural networks in Python, designed to make tensor learning simple and accessible. TensorLy allows to easily perform tensor decomposition, tensor learning and tensor algebra. Its backend system allows to seamlessly perform computation with NumPy, MXNet, PyTorch, TensorFlow, CuPy or JAX, and run methods at scale on CPU or GPU. It is open-source under BSD licensed, making it suitable for both academic and industrial applications.
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What is Emotional Intelligence?
EQ is both an intelligence that lets us understand other peoples emotions and motivations and, a form of self reflection where we are able to look at ourselves and understand our own emotions and what is driving us.
On the understanding other people side of the coin, high EQ will show as having a higher amount of empathy for other people. Understanding why they are doing what they are doing and their motivations can lead us to work far better with them as a team. It is the ability to not only read the situation but to read the people you are working with and then adapt your information or work style to help everyone achieve to a higher standard. More formally this is called social skills and is the real bread and butter of teamwork.
Summary: A higher EQ means you will read situations and people better and know how to communicate on a level that is understandable for those you are working with. By understanding yourself and your own abilities you will not only be better placed to deal with challenges you will face, but you will be better at keeping those negative thoughts at bay. Knowing where your breaking points are you will be able to ask for guidance before you reach them, and be better at communicating what sort of help you need.
How is it different from IQ?
IQ is your raw intelligence, your ability to solve problems. This is different from EQ in that IQ does not involve other people or account for how we interact with others. You could have a very high IQ and be able to solve the trickiest of problems but if you also had a low EQ you may not be able to communicate your answers with others clearly. A break down in communication could threaten the solutions that you have made.
Why is it important?
In today’s society and with our modern workplaces we are likely to find ourselves working in teams, wether they are small, such as one-on-one, or large, such as a big corporate office. Our ability to read people and get our message across is always important. Having a high EQ leads us to not only be confident of our place in a team, but how to communicate and interact with the team to hear what is being asked of us and know when we have something important to add.
Critically it is very hard to gain IQ points ie: be smarter but it is possible to learn and practice your own EQ to raise it to a high standard. Over time someone with low EQ is able to train their mind to process their own internal thoughts and emotions as well as understand other people. Put together, as a persons EQ is increased their ability to increase it further will grow as they become more and more aware of themselves and others.
This ability to work well in teams and understand when you will require help is something recruiters look for when hiring new staff. They know at the end of the day the job is not ‘rocket science’ so the smartest (IQ that is) person is not required to fulfil the position.
A person with high EQ that does not know how to do the job yet will more likely be a better ‘fit’ for the business and get along really well with the other team members. This will in turn make them more trainable and engaged in the business itself as they will have more emotional investment in the company and its people.


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Their response to your claim
The defendant has rejected your claim.
Why they rejected your claim
The work on the roof was completed as per the contract.
Jan says she contacted me but I didn't get a call or an email - I'd have been happy to take a look at the roof and see if there was a problem. There shouldn't be a need to get someone else in and the quote of £1,500 sounds high.
Their timeline of events
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| 03/01/2017 | I contacted Mary Richards to discuss building works on our roof. |
| 06/01/2017 | We agreed what work should be done and signed a contract. |
Their evidence
I didn't get an email from Jan about this, so I didn't get a chance to sort it out. It would be good to see a copy of the email.
How this dispute has affected them
I'm sorry you have felt stress during this process but would like claim resolved amicably.


Less is More? Sexy Underwear Displayed in Moscow
Lingerie Fashion Week is an underwear showroom where more than 100 brands will present some 2,500 items of underwear in any size, shape, and colour.
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A large-scale festival of underwear, swimwear, and indoor clothing was held over the first weekend of November. A huge selection of goods, fashion shows, master classes, prizes, and gifts were presented on a single platform in the centre of Moscow. More than 150 brands from around the world participated in the fashion week.
A participant at the lingerie collection show as part of Lingerie Fashion Week in Moscow, Russia. © Sputnik / Kirill Kallinikov
Models present at Lingerie Fashion Week in Moscow, Russia. © Sputnik / Kirill Kallinikov
A participant at the lingerie collection show as part of Lingerie Fashion Week in Moscow, Russia. © Sputnik / Kirill Kallinikov
Models present at Lingerie Fashion Week in Moscow, Russia. © Sputnik / Kirill Kallinikov
A participant at the lingerie collection show as part of Lingerie Fashion Week in Moscow, Russia. © Sputnik / Kirill Kallinikov
Models present at Lingerie Fashion Week in Moscow, Russia. © Sputnik / Kirill Kallinikov
Models show creations from Senselle by Felina at Lingerie Fashion Week in Moscow, Russia. © Sputnik / Kirill Kallinikov
A participant at the lingerie collection show as part of Lingerie Fashion Week in Moscow, Russia. © Sputnik / Kirill Kallinikov
Models show creations from Senselle by Felina at Lingerie Fashion Week in Moscow, Russia. © Sputnik / Kirill Kallinikov
A participant at the lingerie collection show as part of Lingerie Fashion Week in Moscow, Russia. © Sputnik / Kirill Kallinikov
A model shows a creation from Senselle by Felina at Lingerie Fashion Week in Moscow, Russia. © Sputnik / Kirill Kallinikov
A participant of the Miss Lingerie competition at Lingerie Fashion Week in Moscow. © Sputnik / Kirill Kallinikov
Models take selfies at Lingerie Fashion Week in Moscow, Russia. © Sputnik / Kirill Kallinikov
A participant of the Miss Lingerie competition at Lingerie Fashion Week in Moscow. © Sputnik / Kirill Kallinikov
A participant at the lingerie collection show as part of Lingerie Fashion Week in Moscow, Russia. © Sputnik / Kirill Kallinikov


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6.15. Special Features of Lists6.15.1. Creating Other Data Structures Using ListsBecause of their container and mutable features, lists are fairly flexible and it is not very difficult to build other kinds of data structures using lists. Two that we can come up with rather quickly are stacks and queues. StackA stack is a last-in-first-out (LIFO) data structure that works similarly to a cafeteria dining plate spring-loading mechanism. Consider the plates as objects. The first object off the stack is the last one you put in. Every new object gets "stacked" on top of the newest objects. To "push" an item on a stack is the terminology used to mean you are adding onto a stack. Likewise, to remove an element, you "pop" it off the stack. Example 6.3 shows a menu-driven program that implements a simple stack used to store strings. Example 6.3. Using Lists as a Stack (stack.py)
Line-by-Line ExplanationLines 13In addition to the Unix startup line, we take this opportunity to clear the stack (a list). Lines 56The pushit() function adds an element (a string prompted from the user) to the stack. Lines 812The popit() function removes an element from the stack (the more recent one). An error occurs when trying to remove an element from an empty stack. In this case, a warning is sent back to the user. When an object is popped from the stack, the user sees which element was removed. We use single backquotes or backticks ( ' ) to symbolize the repr() command, showing the string complete with quotes, not just the contents of the string. Lines 1415The viewstack() function displays the current contents of the stack. Line 17Although we cover dictionaries formally in the next chapter, we wanted to give you a really small example of one here, a command vector (CMDs). The contents of the dictionary are the three "action" functions defined above, and they are accessed through the letter that the user must type to execute that command. For example, to push a string onto the stack, the user must enter 'u', so 'u' is how access the pushit() from the dictionary. The chosen function is then executed on line 43. Lines 1943The entire menu-driven application is controlled from the showmenu() function. Here, the user is prompted with the menu options. Once the user makes a valid choice, the proper function is called. We have not covered exceptions and try-except statement in detail yet, but basically that section of the code allows a user to type ^D (EOF, which generates an EOFError) or ^C (interrupt to quit, which generates a KeyboardInterrupt error), both of which will be processed by our script in the same manner as if the user had typed the 'q' to quit the application. This is one place where the exception-handling feature of Python comes in extremely handy. The outer while loop lets the user continue to execute commands until they quit the application while the inner one prompts the user until they enter a valid command option. Lines 4546This part of the code starts up the program if invoked directly. If this script were imported as a module, only the functions and variables would have been defined, but the menu would not show up. For more information regarding line 45 and the __name__ variable, see Section 3.4.1.  The first person in line is the first one served (and hopefully the first one to exit). New elements join by being "enqueued" at the end of the line, and elements are removed from the front by being "dequeued." The following code shows how, with a little modification from our stack script, we can implement a simple queue using lists. Example 6.4. Using Lists as a Queue (queue.py)
Line-by-Line ExplanationBecause of the similarities of this script with the stack.py script, we will describe in detail only the lines which have changed significantly: Lines 17The usual setup plus some constants for the rest of the script to use. Lines 56The enQ() function works exactly like pushit(), only the name has been changed. Lines 812The key difference between the two scripts lies here. The deQ() function, rather than taking the most recent item as popit() did, takes the oldest item on the list, the first element. Lines 17, 21-24, 36The options have been changed, so we need to reflect that in the prompt string and our validator. We present some output here as well: $ queue.py (E)nqueue (D)equeue (V)iew (Q)uit Enter choice: e You picked: [e] Enter new queue element: Bring out (E)nqueue (D)equeue (V)iew (Q)uit Enter choice: e You picked: [e] Enter new queue element: your dead!  (E)nqueue (D)equeue (V)iew (Q)uit Enter choice: ^D You picked: [q] |


In order to return values that can't be represented in data type byte
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An unsigned integer is zero or positive.
In Java (regardless of computer platform)
the primitive type byte
holds an integer in the range -128 to +127.
An unsigned byte holds values 0 to +255,
so something larger than datatype byte
is needed.
Data type int
is returned because it is used more
often than the other integer types.
Most methods of DataInputStream
throw
an EOFException
when the end of a file
is reached.
Let us work on a program that uses this
idea to read 32-bit integers until
end of file:
try { while ( true ) sum += instr.readInt(); } catch ( EOFException eof ) { System.out.println( "The sum is: " + sum ); instr.close(); }
The while
loop keeps going until readInt()
hits the end of the file.
Then an exception it thrown and execution jumps out of the
loop to the catch{}
block.


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Tests the probe streams multiple items at once
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Holy Mass is at the very core of our worship as a Catholic community. Nothing can ever be substituted for the celebration of the Eucharist. But in this exceptional time of difficulty for our communities, our nation, and the whole world, this order of prayer can be offered by individuals and families and engages us in our Sunday celebration of the Word of God. We can pray this prayer in our homes—the “domestic churches” which help build up the Body of Christ on earth—and thus be connected to the entire Church at prayer.
During this time of prayer, we include the opportunity to make a Spiritual Communion. Making a Spiritual Communion is a worthy practice, recommended by innumerable saints throughout the ages, which unites our whole selves to God and his Church.
Taken from the Mass and the Liturgy of the Hours
Leader: God, ✠ come to my assistance.
Response: Lord, make haste to help me.
Leader: Glory be to the Father, and to the Son, and to the Holy Spirit:
Response: as it was in the beginning, is now, and ever shall be, world without end. Amen.
V You shall cross the barren dessert,
but you shall not die of thirst.
You shall wander far in safety
though you do not know the way.
You shall speak your words in foreign lands
and all will understand.
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R Be not afraid.
I go before you always.
Come, follow me, and I will give you rest.
V If you pass through raging waters in the sea
you shall not drown.
If you walk amid the burning flames,
you shall not be harmed.
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Leader: Let us acknowledge our sins, and seek the Lord’s pardon and peace.
Together: I confess to almighty God
and to you, my brothers and sisters,
that I have greatly sinned,
in my thoughts and in my words,
in what I have done and in what I have failed to do,
through my fault, through my fault,
through my most grievous fault;
therefore I ask blessed Mary ever-Virgin,
all the Angels and Saints,
and you, my brothers and sisters,
to pray for me to the Lord our God.
Leader: Draw near to your servants, O Lord,
and answer their prayers with unceasing kindness,
that, for those who glory in you as their Creator and guide,
you may restore what you have created
and keep safe what you have restored.
Through our Lord Jesus Christ, your Son,
who lives and reigns with you in the unity
of the Holy Spirit,
one God, for ever and ever.
Together: Amen.
At the mountain of God, Horeb, Elijah came to a cave where he took shelter. Then the LORD said to him, “Go outside and stand on the mountain before the LORD; the LORD will be passing by.” A strong and heavy wind was rending the mountains and crushing rocks before the LORD—but the LORD was not in the wind. After the wind there was an earthquake—but the LORD was not in the earthquake. After the earthquake there was fire—but the LORD was not in the fire. After the fire there was a tiny whispering sound. When he heard this, Elijah hid his face in his cloak and went and stood at the entrance of the cave.
The Word of the Lord.
―Thanks be to God.
Reader: Lord, let us see your kindness, and grant us your salvation.
Together: Lord, let us see your kindness, and grant us your salvation.
Reader: I will hear what God proclaims;
the LORD — for he proclaims peace.
Near indeed is his salvation to those who fear him,
glory dwelling in our land.
Together: Lord, let us see your kindness, and grant us your salvation.
Reader: Kindness and truth shall meet;
justice and peace shall kiss.
Truth shall spring out of the earth,
and justice shall look down from heaven.
Together: Lord, let us see your kindness, and grant us your salvation.
Reader: The LORD himself will give his benefits;
our land shall yield its increase.
Justice shall walk before him,
and prepare the way of his steps.
Together: Lord, let us see your kindness, and grant us your salvation.
Brothers and sisters: I speak the truth in Christ, I do not lie; my conscience joins with the Holy Spirit in bearing me witness that I have great sorrow and constant anguish in my heart. For I could wish that I myself were accursed and cut off from Christ for the sake of my own people, my kindred according to the flesh. They are Israelites; theirs the adoption, the glory, the covenants, the giving of the law, the worship, and the promises; theirs the patriarchs, and from them, according to the flesh, is the Christ, who is over all, God blessed forever. Amen.
The word of the Lord.
―Thanks be to God.
Reader: I wait for the Lord;
Together: my soul waits for his word.
After he had fed the people, Jesus made the disciples get into a boat and precede him to the other side, while he dismissed the crowds. After doing so, he went up on the mountain by himself to pray. When it was evening he was there alone. Meanwhile the boat, already a few miles offshore, was being tossed about by the waves, for the wind was against it.
During the fourth watch of the night, he came toward them walking on the sea. When the disciples saw him walking on the sea they were terrified. “It is a ghost,” they said, and they cried out in fear. At once Jesus spoke to them, “Take courage, it is I; do not be afraid.” Peter said to him in reply, “Lord, if it is you, command me to come to you on the water.” He said, “Come.” Peter got out of the boat and began to walk on the water toward Jesus. But when he saw how strong the wind was he became frightened; and, beginning to sink, he cried out, “Lord, save me!”  After they got into the boat, the wind died down.
The Gospel of the Lord.

Response: Christ, Son of the Living God, have mercy on us.
Leader: You are seated at the right hand of the Father,
Response: have mercy on us.
Leader: Glory to the Father, and to the Son and to the Holy Spirit.
Response: Christ, Son of the Living God, have mercy on us.
Leader: Father, you sent the Holy Spirit to enlighten the hearts of men; hear us as
we pray:
Response: Enlighten your people, Lord.
Leader: Blessed are you, O God, our light, you have given us a new day resplendent
with your glory.
Response: Enlighten your people, Lord.
Leader: You enlightened the world through the resurrection of your Son, through
your Church shed this light on all men.
Response: Enlighten your people, Lord.
Leader: You gave the disciples of your only-begotten Son the Spirit’s gift of
understanding, through the same Spirit keep the Church faithful to you.
Response: Enlighten your people, Lord.
Leader: Light of nations, remember those who remain in darkness, open their eyes
and let them recognize you, the only true God.
Response: Enlighten your people, Lord.
Leader: In your mercy, continue to sanctify all who are afflicted from the present pandemic, and draw us all closer to you, and to one another, in this time of suffering.
Response: Enlighten your people, Lord.
Leader: Let us pray together as Jesus taught us:
Together: Our Father, who art in heaven …
Leader: You have given us bread from heaven, alleluia, alleluia.
Response: Containing in itself all delight, alleluia, alleluia.
Together: My Jesus,
I believe that you are present
in the Most Holy Sacrament of the Altar.
I love you above all things,
and I desire to receive you into my soul.
Since I cannot at this moment receive you sacramentally,
come at least spiritually into my heart.
I embrace you as if you were already there
and unite myself wholly to you.
Never permit me to be separated from you,
my Lord and my God!
Amen.
Canticle of Zechariah (Luke 1:68-79)
Together: ✠ Blessed be the Lord, the God of Israel;
he has come to his people and set them free.
He has raised up for us a mighty savior,
born of the house of his servant David.
Through his holy prophets he promised of old
that he would save us from our enemies,
from the hands of all who hate us.
He promised to show mercy to our fathers
and to remember his holy covenant.
This was the oath he swore to our father Abraham:
to set us free from the hands of our enemies,
free to worship him without fear,
holy and righteous in his sight
all the days of our life.
You, my child, shall be called the prophet of the Most High;
for you will go before the Lord to prepare his way,
to give his people knowledge of salvation
by the forgiveness of their sins.
In the tender compassion of our God
the dawn from on high shall break upon us,
to shine on those who dwell in darkness and the shadow of death,
and to guide our feet into the way of peace.
Glory be to the Father, and to the Son,
and to the Holy Spirit:
as it was in the beginning, is now, and ever shall be,
world without end. Amen.
Leader: ✠ May the Lord bless us, protect us from all evil,
and bring us to everlasting life.
Together: Amen.
“Be Not Afraid” Text: Isaiah 43:2-3, Luke 6:20ff; Bob Dufford, SJ, b. 1943; Tune: Bob Dufford, SJ, b/ 1943; acc. by Theophane Hytrek, OSF, 1915-1992; © 1975, 1978, Robert J. Dufford, SJ, and OCP. Reprinted with permission granted by OneLicense.net license #A-705112.
Excerpts from the Lectionary for Mass for Use in Dioceses of the United States of America, second typical edition © 2001, 1998, 1997, 1986, 1970 Confraternity of Christian Doctrine, Inc., Washington, DC; excerpts from The Roman Missal © 2010, ICEL; excerpts from The Liturgy of the Hours © 1994, ICEL; used with permission granted by the USCCB until November 22 during the COVID-19 pandemic. All rights reserved. No portion of these texts may be reproduced by any means without permission in writing from the copyright owner.


--- title: Design beyond your monitor excerpt: 'Design beyond your monitor: http://t.co/cxEMrIs. Great presentation about responsive web design and mobile first approach.' date: '2011-09-13 01:06:40 +0200' date_gmt: '2011-09-12 23:06:40 +0200' categories: - Webdev tags: - tweets - web - design - development ---
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It's a professional student organization in providing excellent welfare and services as well as acquiring academic excellence for the engineering students.It's a professional student organization in providing excellent welfare and services as well as acquiring academic excellence for the engineering students.It's a professional student organization in providing excellent welfare and services as well as acquiring academic excellence for the engineering students.It's a professional student organization in providing excellent welfare and services as well as acquiring academic excellence for the engineering students.
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Curabitur vel malesuada tortor, sit amet ultricies mauris. Aenean consectetur ultricies luctus.
Sed convallis dignissim magna et dignissim. Praesent tincidunt sapien eu gravida dignissim.
The mission of the ACES targets four main areas:
Working to increase engineering awareness through its programs and events
Fostering the professional advancement of all engineering student
Improving the quality of life of disadvantaged communities through implementation of environmentally and economically sustainable engineering projects
Creating transformative experiences and responsible leaders.


Say we have a nice teacher rating website for Hogwarts students (www.castledoor.hw) and users like Harry and Hermione like to come and review their professors. I have got a reviews table that looks like:
| PK_id | users | n_reviews |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Harry | 5 |
| 2 | Hermione | 8 |
| 3 | Hermione | 12 |
| 4 | Harry | 3 |
| 5 | Hermione | 6 |
So the question is:
How to get the highest number of reviews by each student?
Sample output would be:
| PK_id | users | n_reviews |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Harry | 5 |
| 3 | Hermione | 12 |
And the question really is:
How to select first row of each set of rows grouped with a GROUP BY?
Answer:
WITH review_order AS
(
SELECT
PK_id, users, n_reviews,
ROW_NUMBER() OVER (PARTITION BY users ORDER BY n_reviews DESC) AS rn
FROM
reviews
)
SELECT
PK_id, users, n_reviews
FROM
review_order
WHERE
rn = 1
- This only works in MS SQL and Oracle, not in MySQL.


Plays: Lady Blameaux
Known for: Absolutely Fabulous (TV), The New Avengers, (TV), Corpse Bride (film), Wolf of Wall Street (film)
Born in Kashmir, India, Joanna came to England in the '60s and began a modelling career. A few years later, she landed the role of Purdey in The New Avengers, winning the role over hundreds of other applicants. Both Joanna and the show became firm favourites with audiences, and from there her acting career has bloomed.
Joanna's perhaps best known for her portrayal of Patsy Stone in the long-running TV show Absolutely Fabulous, which is now rumoured to return as a movie. But aside from Ab Fab, Joanna's roles are many and varied; for example, she's also known for her voice acting in Tim Burton's Corpse Bride, in which she played Maudeline Everglot, and lately for her portrayal of Aunt Emma in The Wolf Of Wall Street.
Joanna's also highly active with charity work; most well known for her work with the Gurkhas in the UK, Joanna also champions many other causes from mental health charities such as MIND and Sane to animal welfare charities to the National Osteoporosis Society to Book Aid International. Her chosen causes are too many to list, but somehow she finds time to take a highly active role in them all.
Lastly, Joanna's a fan of giraffes, which she has described as "fairytale creatures, almost heraldic."
Joanna plays Lady Blameaux in Death Knight Love Story.
During our chat with Joanna we asked her what she thought of her character, Lady Blameaux. As it turned out, Joanna had quite a clear idea on what Lady Blameaux is like: "As far as I can gather she [Lady Blameaux] is entirely motivated by jealousy. She's been brought back by Arthas from the dead, but she's sort of rotting ... she was once a fabulous legendary beauty I think, immensely powerful, but with a rotten streak in her."
"I think she's started to rot before he [Arthas] managed to get to her ... traces of her still remain, and I think that at a great distance or in a half light you'd think 'god that's the most beautiful creature I've ever seen' and you'd get closer, maybe too close, and you'd see she's rotting away and also evil. Evil through and through."
We also asked Joanna what she thought of motion capture and its effects on the acting industry. As with many things, her response was calm and thought provoking: "I think all actors are a little bit nervous we'll all be dispensed with [if motion capture becomes bigger]. But then we always could be." "
There's an old phrase in acting which is "stay in the boat." As things change, stay in the boat. Don't go 'oh, I would never dream of doing that' or 'oh we didn't do that, I haven't been trained'. Just learn and stick with it and find out how it is going. Because you'll be able to find that a) you'll be able to contribute quite a lot more than you thought you would, but secondly you can't afford to be divorced from new methods of entertainment."


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Azmoun scores again as Zenit defeats Rubin Kazan [VIDEO]
by Mir Farhad Ali KhanTasnim – KAZAN, Iranian forward Sardar Azmoun turned in another encouraging performance, scoring against his former club Rubin Kazan.
Zenit defeated Rubin Kazan 2-1 in Kazan’s Central Stadium on Saturday.
Azmoun was on target in the 8th minute but Yevgeni Markov leveled the match in the 66th minute.
Artem Dzyuba scored the winner in the 79th goal to seal a 2-1 victory for the visiting team.
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Installing the GPU!
The GPU (graphics processing unit) is the most important part of a gaming PC. This is not required if you aren't gaming, as most major CPU's have a built-in graphics chip.
You will need the screwdriver for this process!
This is almost as easy as the RAM, but not quite.
Click any images on this page to open them in a separate tab/window for better viewing.
Steps:
- Push down on the latch on the motherboard's GPU slot (highlighted in purple/pink in the image to the right). This is the first slot under the CPU, which works similarly to the RAM slot.
- Once you have opened the latch and identified the slot, use a screwdriver to remove the shield(s) that are adjacent to the GPU slot. This will vary between cards, but most higher-end cards will require two of these to be removed. This is highlighted in red in the image at the bottom of the page.
- Now that there is space, take your graphics card and line up the card. You will want to insert the hook on the right side of the card's connector (highlighted in purple/pink to the left) first, then lower the rest of the connector into the slot. As you do this, the latch should close, like with the RAM. You will need to use force, but it will click into place.
- Next, replace the screws from the shields you removed earlier, and screw them into the hole in the card (highlighted in red to the left). This will secure the card so that it doesn't fall out or break due to weight.
- And that's all there is to it! The next step is to plug in the cables, but we will do that last.
It's very important that you do not apply too much pressure to the GPU at any point during this process. You could snap the motherboard or the GPU.
If your GPU is not that big, it may only require one of the shields to be removed. This will vary between cards.
Once you are done, the GPU should be secure and holding its own weight. Test it before trusting it.
We're almost done! On to the hard drives and any CD/DVD drives you may have!


Memory
Overview
Provides high performance access to native memory for primitives and primitive arrays. Also provides compatible views into heap-based arrays and the Java ByteBuffer class. This package is general purpose, has no external dependencies and can be used in any application that needs to manage data structures outside the Java heap.
Note: If the requirements or promises of any method's contract are not fulfilled (that is, if there is a bug in either the method or its caller), then an unchecked exception will be thrown. The precise type of such an unchecked exception does not form part of any method's contract.


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- onCompleted(JsonElement, Exception, ServiceFilterResponse) - Method in interface com.microsoft.windowsazure.mobileservices.ApiJsonOperationCallback
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Method to call when the operation is completed
- onCompleted(E, Exception, ServiceFilterResponse) - Method in interface com.microsoft.windowsazure.mobileservices.ApiOperationCallback
-
Method to call when the operation is completed
- onCompleted(Exception, ServiceFilterResponse) - Method in interface com.microsoft.windowsazure.mobileservices.table.TableDeleteCallback
-
Method to call if the operation finishes successfully
- onCompleted(JsonElement, Exception, ServiceFilterResponse) - Method in interface com.microsoft.windowsazure.mobileservices.table.TableJsonQueryCallback
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Method to call if the operation finishes successfully
- onCompleted(E, Exception, ServiceFilterResponse) - Method in interface com.microsoft.windowsazure.mobileservices.table.TableOperationCallback
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Method to call if the operation finishes successfully
- onCompleted(List<E>, int, Exception, ServiceFilterResponse) - Method in interface com.microsoft.windowsazure.mobileservices.table.TableQueryCallback
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Method to call if the operation finishes successfully
- onCompleted(MobileServiceUser, Exception, ServiceFilterResponse) - Method in interface com.microsoft.windowsazure.mobileservices.UserAuthenticationCallback
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Method to call if the authentication process finishes successfully
- onCreate(SQLiteDatabase) - Method in class com.microsoft.windowsazure.mobileservices.table.sync.localstore.SQLiteLocalStore
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- onNext(ServiceFilterRequest) - Method in interface com.microsoft.windowsazure.mobileservices.http.NextServiceFilterCallback
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Method called to execute the next ServiceFilter in the pipeline
- onPushComplete(MobileServicePushCompletionResult) - Method in interface com.microsoft.windowsazure.mobileservices.table.sync.synchandler.MobileServiceSyncHandler
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Handles push sync completion
- onPushComplete(MobileServicePushCompletionResult) - Method in class com.microsoft.windowsazure.mobileservices.table.sync.synchandler.SimpleSyncHandler
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- onRegister(Registration, Exception) - Method in interface com.microsoft.windowsazure.mobileservices.notifications.RegistrationCallback
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Method to execute when the register is finished
- onRegister(TemplateRegistration, Exception) - Method in interface com.microsoft.windowsazure.mobileservices.notifications.TemplateRegistrationCallback
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Method to execute when the register is finished
- onResponse(ServiceFilterResponse, Exception) - Method in interface com.microsoft.windowsazure.mobileservices.ServiceFilterResponseCallback
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Method to execute when the response is ready to be processed
- onUnregister(Exception) - Method in interface com.microsoft.windowsazure.mobileservices.notifications.UnregisterCallback
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Method to execute when the unregister is finished
- onUpgrade(SQLiteDatabase, int, int) - Method in class com.microsoft.windowsazure.mobileservices.table.sync.localstore.SQLiteLocalStore
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- OperationErrorList - Class in com.microsoft.windowsazure.mobileservices.table.sync.queue
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List of all table operation errors
- OperationQueue - Class in com.microsoft.windowsazure.mobileservices.table.sync.queue
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Queue of all table operations i.e.
- OperationQueue.Bookmark - Class in com.microsoft.windowsazure.mobileservices.table.sync.queue
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Class that represents a push sync bookmark, and table operations within
it
- or() - Method in class com.microsoft.windowsazure.mobileservices.table.query.ExecutableJsonQuery
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- or(Query) - Method in class com.microsoft.windowsazure.mobileservices.table.query.ExecutableJsonQuery
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- or() - Method in class com.microsoft.windowsazure.mobileservices.table.query.ExecutableQuery
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- or(Query) - Method in class com.microsoft.windowsazure.mobileservices.table.query.ExecutableQuery
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- or() - Method in interface com.microsoft.windowsazure.mobileservices.table.query.Query
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Conditional or.
- or(Query) - Method in interface com.microsoft.windowsazure.mobileservices.table.query.Query
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Conditional or.
- or() - Static method in class com.microsoft.windowsazure.mobileservices.table.query.QueryOperations
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Conditional or.
- or(Query) - Static method in class com.microsoft.windowsazure.mobileservices.table.query.QueryOperations
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Conditional or.
- orderBy(String, QueryOrder) - Method in class com.microsoft.windowsazure.mobileservices.table.MobileServiceJsonTable
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Creates a query with the specified order
- orderBy(String, QueryOrder) - Method in class com.microsoft.windowsazure.mobileservices.table.MobileServiceTable
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Creates a query with the specified order
- orderBy(String, QueryOrder) - Method in class com.microsoft.windowsazure.mobileservices.table.query.ExecutableJsonQuery
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- orderBy(String, QueryOrder) - Method in class com.microsoft.windowsazure.mobileservices.table.query.ExecutableQuery
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- orderBy(String, QueryOrder) - Method in interface com.microsoft.windowsazure.mobileservices.table.query.Query
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Adds a new order by statement


Utils.Multimap¶
This document is auto-generated for Owl’s APIs. #12 entries have been extracted.
Github: {Signature} {Implementation}
Basic functions¶
val empty : 'a t
The empty multimap.
val is_empty : 'a t -> bool
Check whether the multimap is empty.
val mem : key -> 'a t -> bool
mem k m
returns true is the multimapm
contains at least one binding- for
k
, false otherwise.
val add : key -> 'a -> 'a t -> 'a t
add k v m
returns a multimap containing the same bindings asm
, plus a- binding from
k
tov
. Previous bindings fork
are hidden by the new binding (they can be restored by callingremove k m
).
val remove : key -> 'a t -> 'a t
remove k v m
returns a multimap with the same bindings asm
, except- for the binding of
k
: the last value that was bound to it is removed. If there is no binding fork
inm
, raises Not_found.
val find : key -> 'a t -> 'a
find k m
returns the last added binding ofk
inm
, or raisesNot_found
if there is no such binding.
val max_binding : 'a t -> key * 'a
max_binding m
returns the greatest binding inm
. RaisesNot_found
- if
m
is empty.
val find_first_opt : (key -> bool) -> 'a t -> (key * 'a) option
find_first_opt f m
returns the first binding(k, v)
such thatf k
,- or
None
if no such binding exists. The functionf
has to be nondecreasing. Time complexity is O(log n).


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