The goal of the group's research is to produce mathematically rigorous concepts and techniques that aid in the construction and analysis of computer and information systems, and to make fundamental contributions to the underlying logic, mathematics, and computer science that supports our work.
It has great impact on both computational area and mathematical area, from code structure, to reasoning the programming and correctness of programming.
The theory is also used by real world application e.g. They developed a new kind of logic application for programming correctness called Bunched, which is a analysis tool used widely by big companies.
The research done so far are also used to reduce bugs in programming, demonstrate language logic and semantic truth.
Some software companies in big names, e.g Amazon, Facebook, Microsoft use the research for programming correctness, security, logic learning and so on. Also the mathematical area is a significant part of PPLV, plenty of researches contribute on it, and most researchers in PPLV are mathematician.
Peter O’hern – Queen Mary ’99 working on Bunched logic. Now used in Facebook.
Applications in programming correctness lead to the creation of verifications tools. These are currently being used by Facebook under the program name “Infer” (program analysis tool). It is mainly used within mobile updates to ensure correctness due to the general public often being more reluctant to update mobile software, and it being harder to push updates.
Applying logical ideas to reasoning the correctness of programmes. Correctness: described using logical language (prior, during and after).
The research group works hard on automatic verification, which can be seen as part of a larger trend in applied logic, where mathematical logic is moving from being a conceptual mathematical tool to a collection of techniques which can be used by practising engineers and scientists in solving the concrete problems that they face. They also will do projects on logic tools, systems, logic frameworks and language logic(syntax) with semantic truth.
Currently working with ULCH (Kevin Fond) on resource allocation during a major trauma incident.
A recently announced research project within the department is EPS interface reasoning for interactive systems. Logic is used as a modelling technology for analysing and reasoning with programs at all scales and levels of abstraction. The project has received a £7,000,000 over 6 years.
Turing institute: logic and machine learning (statistics) – joint venture between 5 universities: Oxbridge, Warwick, Edinburgh and UCL. As well as major industry players: Intel, HSBC, GCHQ, Ministry of Defence. Received a £50mil grant from the government. Logic and data science programs.


RSL10 Hackery
Overview
The On Semiconductor RSL10 System on a Chip (SoC) is a really neat, very low power microprocessor / RF front end combination chip. The objective of this rough page is to outline the process of getting started developing applications with the On Semiconductor RSL10 SDK and dive deeper into some of the functionalities of this chip.
Table of Contents
- Getting to Blinky
- Figuring Out How to View printfs
- Using the ADC
Getting to Blinky
Fortunately, the getting started PDF straight from On Semi was actually extremely comprehensive and provided pretty much step by step instructions from unboxing the SoC development board, to installing the Eclipse based SDK, to loading the blinky example code, to finally programming the SoC board and running the blinky code on the platform. All in all, the process of unboxing the SoC to running the blinky example took less than an hour and a half. You can find this excellent piece of documentation here.
Figuring out how to view printfs
Print Configuration out of the Box
The print.h file which the Blinky example includes looks like this out of the box from the SDK
#ifndef PRINTF_H
#define PRINTF_H
#define OUTPUT_DISABLED -1
#define OUTPUT_UART 0 /* Note: if application uses UART or DIO5, PRINTF over UART will be a conflict. */
#define OUTPUT_RTT 1 /* Note: for RTT PRINTF, add the SEGGER RTT component on your .rteconfig file */
#ifndef OUTPUT_INTERFACE
#define OUTPUT_INTERFACE OUTPUT_DISABLED
#endif
#if OUTPUT_INTERFACE == OUTPUT_UART
#define THREE_BLOCK_APPN(x, y, z) x##y##z
#define DMA_IRQn(x) THREE_BLOCK_APPN(DMA, x, _IRQn)
#define DMA_IRQ_FUNC(x) THREE_BLOCK_APPN(DMA, x, _IRQHandler)
#define VA_NARGS_IMPL(_1, _2, _3, _4, _5, _6, _7, _8, _9, _10, _11, _12, _13, _14, _15, _16, _17, _18, _19, _20, N, ...) N
#define VA_NARGS(...) VA_NARGS_IMPL(__VA_ARGS__, 20, 19, 18, 17, 16, 15, 14, 13, 12, 11, 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1)
int UART_printf(const int narg, const char *sFormat, ...);
#define PRINTF(...) UART_printf(VA_NARGS(__VA_ARGS__), __VA_ARGS__)
void printf_init(void);
void DMA_IRQ_FUNC(DMA_UART_TX)(void);
#elif OUTPUT_INTERFACE == OUTPUT_RTT
#include <SEGGER_RTT.h>
void printf_init(void);
#define PRINTF(...) SEGGER_RTT_printf(0, __VA_ARGS__)
#else
#define PRINTF(...)
#define printf_init()
#endif
#endif /* PRINTF_H */
Custom Print Configuration
You’ll notice in the code snippet above that the printf statements are disabled by default but we are given two options for outputting print statements: RTT and UART. I found the documentation (linked above) to be perhaps out of date with the SDK code examples for this particular development board. Part of the confusion with getting print statements to work revolved around just how the development board was being programmed over USB and whether we needed to utilize RTT or UART. Long story short, I found that by switching:
#ifndef OUTPUT_INTERFACE
#define OUTPUT_INTERFACE OUTPUT_DISABLED
#endif
to
#ifndef OUTPUT_INTERFACE
#define OUTPUT_INTERFACE OUTPUT_UART
#endif
Got print statements working. One final gotya though: In order to actually see the print statements in realtime, you need to use the J-Link Viewer application (which the SDK installs during the J-Link driver install process).
Using the J-Link Viewer
Fortunately viewing the UART output of the RSL10 via the J-Link programmer built into the on-board ARM Cortex chip, is super easy. Once you launch the J-Link Viewer application, simply configure the settings as they are in the following picture, click the “go” button, and switch to the “All Terminals” tab.
Using the ADC
The RSL10 SDK ships with an ADC example which implements all the necessary code to read from one of the system’s specific analog-to-digital converters (ADC) which happens to be connected to the battery voltage input line. This particular example, called “ADC_UART”, reads from this specific Battery Monitor ADC, adds 100 battery voltage samples to a summation variable, and then divides that variable by 100 to end up with an average battery voltage sample. Simple enough, right?
/* Disable all existing interrupts, clearing all pending source */
Sys_NVIC_DisableAllInt();
Sys_NVIC_ClearAllPendingInt();
/* Test DIO12 to pause the program to make it easy to re-flash */
DIO->CFG[RECOVERY_DIO] = DIO_MODE_INPUT | DIO_WEAK_PULL_UP |
DIO_LPF_DISABLE | DIO_6X_DRIVE;
while (DIO_DATA->ALIAS[RECOVERY_DIO] == 0);
/* Prepare the 48 MHz crystal
* Start and configure VDDRF */
ACS_VDDRF_CTRL->ENABLE_ALIAS = VDDRF_ENABLE_BITBAND;
ACS_VDDRF_CTRL->CLAMP_ALIAS = VDDRF_DISABLE_HIZ_BITBAND;
/* Wait until VDDRF supply has powered up */
while (ACS_VDDRF_CTRL->READY_ALIAS != VDDRF_READY_BITBAND);
/* Enable RF power switches */
SYSCTRL_RF_POWER_CFG->RF_POWER_ALIAS = RF_POWER_ENABLE_BITBAND;
/* Remove RF isolation */
SYSCTRL_RF_ACCESS_CFG->RF_ACCESS_ALIAS = RF_ACCESS_ENABLE_BITBAND;
/* Start the 48 MHz oscillator without changing the other register bits */
RF->XTAL_CTRL = ((RF->XTAL_CTRL & ~XTAL_CTRL_DISABLE_OSCILLATOR) |
XTAL_CTRL_REG_VALUE_SEL_INTERNAL);
/* Enable 48 MHz oscillator divider to generate an 8 MHz clock. */
RF_REG2F->CK_DIV_1_6_CK_DIV_1_6_BYTE = CK_DIV_1_6_PRESCALE_6_BYTE;
/* Wait until 48 MHz oscillator is started */
while (RF_REG39->ANALOG_INFO_CLK_DIG_READY_ALIAS !=
ANALOG_INFO_CLK_DIG_READY_BITBAND);
/* Switch to (divided 48 MHz) oscillator clock */
Sys_Clocks_SystemClkConfig(JTCK_PRESCALE_1 |
EXTCLK_PRESCALE_1 |
SYSCLK_CLKSRC_RFCLK);
/* Setup DIO6 as a GPIO output */
Sys_DIO_Config(LED_DIO, DIO_MODE_GPIO_OUT_0);
/* Initialize the UART and associated DMA */
UART_Initialize();
/* Set the ADC configuration */
Sys_ADC_Set_Config(ADC_VBAT_DIV2_NORMAL | ADC_NORMAL | ADC_PRESCALE_1280H);
/* Set the battery monitor interrupt configuration */
Sys_ADC_Set_BATMONIntConfig(INT_EBL_ADC |
ADC_CHANNEL <<
ADC_BATMON_INT_ENABLE_ADC_INT_CH_NUM_Pos |
INT_EBL_BATMON_ALARM);
/* Set the battery monitor configuration, use channel ADC_CHANNEL to battery
* monitoring. */
Sys_ADC_Set_BATMONConfig((100 << ADC_BATMON_CFG_ALARM_COUNT_VALUE_Pos) |
(THRESHOLD_CFG <<
ADC_BATMON_CFG_SUPPLY_THRESHOLD_Pos) |
BATMON_CH(ADC_CHANNEL));
/* Configure ADC_CHANNEL input selection to VBAT/2 */
Sys_ADC_InputSelectConfig(ADC_CHANNEL, ADC_POS_INPUT_VBAT_DIV2 |
ADC_NEG_INPUT_GND);
/* Configure both input selection for an ADC channel to GND so the OFFSET is
* subtracted automatically to result. */
Sys_ADC_InputSelectConfig(ADC_GND_CHANNEL, ADC_POS_INPUT_GND |
ADC_NEG_INPUT_GND);
/* Enable interrupts */
NVIC_EnableIRQ(ADC_BATMON_IRQn);
Well in theory, yes, simple. In practice (as you see above), this example requires a 8MHz clock signal to trigger a function which samples from the ADC 8 million times a second. This dedicated sampling function is configured as an interrupt and linked to the 8Mhz clock trigger when everything is configured initially.
All of this ends up leading to (in my opinion) a fair bit of opaque configuration code which makes me want to bang my head against a wall. So, what we’ll walk through now is how to sample with an ADC of our choosing by manually asking for the current measurement instead of automatically scheduling an interrupt to do so for us.


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Extracting data
- Use DOM methods to navigate a document
- Use selector-syntax to find elements
- Extract attributes, text, and HTML from elements
- Working with URLs
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this.$confirm('Do you really want to exit?').then(res => { }) let res = await this.$confirm('Do you really want to exit?', {title: 'Warning'}) if (res) { ... }


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chrome.runtime.sendMessage { url: location.href, type: 'injection' }, (response) ->
body = document.querySelector('body')
head = document.querySelector('head')
{css, js} = response
Retrieve any JavaScript and CSS code that is to be injected into the current page.
chrome.runtime.sendMessage { url: location.href, type: 'injection' }, (response) ->
body = document.querySelector('body')
head = document.querySelector('head')
{css, js} = response
Create an element with the given name and insert it in to the parent
element.
The new element will contain only the html
provided.
appendNewElement = (tagName, parent, html) ->
el = document.createElement(tagName)
el.innerHTML = html
parent.appendChild(el)
Insert <style>
elements in to the DOM for each CSS code.
for code in css
appendNewElement('style', head, code)
Insert <script>
elements in to the DOM for each JavaScript code.
Scripts are executed within a closed function to prevent variables accidentally becoming global and potentially causing conflicts with libraries used on the current page.
for code in js
code = """
(function() {
#{code}
})();
"""
appendNewElement('script', body, code)


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java.lang.Object AI
public class AI
It encodes for a single turn that is playable by the Computer (AI). The method 'AIturn' is the actual flag-bearer for this class as it diverts the flow of conditioned execution.
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(package private) static java.awt.Point[] |
adjSearch
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(package private) static boolean[] |
hitting
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(package private) static java.awt.Point |
lastHit
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AI()
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static void |
AImakeShips(Board commBoard)
Method AImakeShips constructs legal Ships for the COMPUTER (AI)'s Board. |
static boolean |
AIshipVal(Board commBoard,
java.awt.Point point,
int direct)
Method AIshipVal returns true if a given Ship is leagally placeable on a given Board. |
static void |
AIturn(Board playerBoard,
Board guessBoard,
AI artInt)
Method AIturn contitutes a single turn for the COMPUTER (AI), by coordinating the seach for Ships and 'hitting' on them. |
static boolean |
AIvalidate(Board playerBoard,
java.awt.Point guess)
Method AIvalidate returns true if a guess is legal for a Board, or false otherwise. |
static void |
checkAndMark(Board playerBoard,
Board guessBoard,
java.awt.Point guess,
AI artInt)
Method checkAndMark determines if a given Point is a 'hit' or a 'miss' on a given 'playerBoard', and also marks it on the Board accordingly. |
static boolean |
checkRepeated(java.awt.Point[] locus)
Method checkRepeated returns true if the given Point[] doesn't contain two or more equal Points, and false otherwise. |
static void |
hitAdj(Board playerBoard,
Board guessBoard,
Ship ship,
AI artInt)
Method hitAdj used to 'hit' a Ship along its length, while 'hitting' is active, and stops only when the Ship is 'sunk' (Ship.isSunk == true) |
static void |
hitShips(Board playerBoard,
Board guessBoard,
java.awt.Point lastHit,
AI artInt)
Method hitShips gets activated after the COMPUTER (AI) scores a 'hit' on a Ship, and is used to continue 'hitting' on that Ship. |
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clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
| Field Detail |
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static java.awt.Point[] adjSearch
static boolean[] hitting
static java.awt.Point lastHit
| Constructor Detail |
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public AI()
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public static void AImakeShips(Board commBoard)
commBoard
- A parameterpublic static boolean AIshipVal(Board commBoard, java.awt.Point point, int direct)
commBoard
- A parameterpoint
- A parameterdirect
- A parameter
public static void AIturn(Board playerBoard, Board guessBoard, AI artInt) throws java.lang.Exception
playerBoard
- A parameterguessBoard
- A parameter
java.lang.Exception
public static boolean AIvalidate(Board playerBoard, java.awt.Point guess)
playerBoard
- A parameterguess
- A parameter
public static void checkAndMark(Board playerBoard, Board guessBoard, java.awt.Point guess, AI artInt) throws java.lang.Exception
playerBoard
- A parameterguessBoard
- A parameterguess
- A parameter
java.lang.Exception
public static boolean checkRepeated(java.awt.Point[] locus)
locus
- A parameter
public static void hitAdj(Board playerBoard, Board guessBoard, Ship ship, AI artInt) throws java.lang.Exception
playerBoard
- A parameterguessBoard
- A parametership
- A parameter
java.lang.Exception
public static void hitShips(Board playerBoard, Board guessBoard, java.awt.Point lastHit, AI artInt) throws java.lang.Exception
playerBoard
- A parameterguessBoard
- A parameterlastHit
- A parameter
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Files CCore/inc/net/Bridge.h CCore/src/net/Bridge.cpp
Bridge is another class for net testing. This class delivers packets between server and multiple clients.
class Bridge : NoCopy
{
....
public:
explicit Bridge(ulen num_clients);
Bridge(ulen num_clients,PacketFormat to_server_format,PacketFormat to_client_format);
~Bridge();
// methods
void setDropRate(uint32 drop_rate,uint32 drop_den);
static StrLen ServerName();
struct ClientName
{
char buf[TextBufLen];
StrLen str;
explicit ClientName(ulen number);
};
// start/stop
friend class StartStopObject<Bridge>;
using StartStop = StartStopObject<Bridge> ;
};
Once a Bridge object is created, it creates and registers a server device and number of client devices. The server device has the name ServerName(). To build a client device name use the inner class ClientName. Numbers of client devices are 1 .. num_clients. The fields str is the built client device name. Server implements the PacketMultipointDevice interface and the PortManager co-interface. Clients implement the PacketEndpointDevice interface and the PortManager co-interface. The port numbering is trivial: all addresses ports are zero. So you can attach to these devices another protocol devices.
The second constructor allows you to specify packet formats to and from server. You may also set the packet drop rate to simulate the packet loss. Use the method setDropRate(). The drop probability is drop_rate/drop_den.
To drive the Bridge, you have to start it using the inner class StartStop.


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%bodyWhich MPFIT Files Should I Download and Use?
The easiest solution is to download the entire set of routines as either a ZIP file or a gzipped TAR file, and then extract them in your IDL path. However it is possible to selectively download what you need. Bear in mind that you will always need MPFIT.PRO which is the main fitting engine.
For standard fitting of 1D curves, where the model is a compiled function, download MPFITFUN.PRO and MPFIT.PRO. For specialized peak fitting, use MPFITPEAK.PRO in combination with these two.
For fitting of 2D images or surfaces, download MPFIT2DFUN.PRO and MPFIT.PRO. For peak fitting, use MPFIT2DPEAK.PRO in combination with these two.
For a drop-in replacement for the IDL-supplied CURVEFIT in legacy code, use MPCURVEFIT.PRO along with MPFIT.PRO.
For cases where you don't have a precompiled function, either at the command line on within your program, you can use an IDL expression. Download MPFITEXPR.PRO and MPFIT.PRO.
Is There a Citation for MPFIT?
I regularly get asked if there is a way for users to cite MPFIT in their scientific publications. The answer is yes! I presented a paper about MPFIT at the ADASS XVIII conference in Quebec, Canada, in Nov, 2008, with proceedings published by the Astronomical Society of the Pacific (2009). I welcome you to cite this publication in your own works.
\bibitem[Markwardt(2009)]{2009ASPC..411..251M} Markwardt, C.~B.\ 2009, Astronomical Data Analysis Software and Systems XVIII, 411, 251
Are there other versions of MPFIT?
Yes! MPFIT is based on the original MINPACK-1 library, written in FORTRAN, available from Netlib at http://netlib.org/minpack.
I'm also pleased to make available a C library version of MPFIT. This library has many of the same capabilities as the IDL version, including parameter bounds and choice of numerical or explicit derivatives, in a small, fast library, with simple calling interface. Of course, some IDL-specific elements such as _EXTRA and "tied" parameters don't make as much sense in C, and they are not present. See the C Version of MPFIT page for more information. The original MINPACK-1 code was translated to C by Stephen Moshier (http://moshier.net/), from which MPFIT borrows extensively.
MPFIT was translated to Python's Numeric library in 2002 by Mark Rivers, and can be found at his website. In 2009, Sergei Koposov ported that code to use the more modern Python Numpy numerical library, and the result can be found in his astrolibpy library.
How can I calculate the best-fit model?
All of the basic functions in the library return the best-fit model function using the keyword YFIT. Simply pass a named variable with this keyword and upon return the best-fit model will be in that variable.
If you change the parameter values manually, it is still simple to recompute the model function. It differs, depending on what type of model you are fitting:
| yfit = model(x, p) | 1D Model named model |
| zfit = model(x, y, p) | 2D Model named model |
| yfit = MPEVALEXPR(expr, x, p) | Expression named expr |
Here, p is assumed to be the parameter set.
The simplest answer is to use the MPFIT2DFUN.PRO function. You supply the image, the X and Y labels for each pixel, and a 2D model function.
Can I fit a function of several variables?
This is a question when you are fitting a function of several
independent variables, such as this:
y = f(x0,x1,x2, ...; p0, p1, p2, ...)
where the xi are the independent variables and the pi
are fitting parameters.
Most of the MPFIT functions do not care how many independent variables there are. In fact, the main fitting routine MPFIT does not accept any independent variables at all! Instead, they are considered to be implicit to the problem. Functions like MPFITFUN do accept an independent variable called X. [ Since MPFIT itself doesn't deal with the independent variables, MPFITFUN creates a common block with that information so that the model function can gain access to it. ]
Therefore, if you are using plain MPFIT to do your fitting, then you have the freedom to construct your model in any way you please.
If you are using MPFITFUN or MPFIT2DFUN, then your model should still be a function of a single variable X, and you should pass a single set of independent variables called X to the fitting routine. However, X can be arbitrarily complicated, so you can have it be a 2D array, the first row containing "x0" values, the second containing "x1", and so on. Thus the burden falls to your IDL model function to decode the contents of X. I recommend the 2D array approach, but you can also simply concatenate the variables in a 1D vector, or pass them by COMMON block (not recommended).
The array approach I am advocating would be something like this:
p = mpfitfun([x0, x1, x2], y, yerr, pstart, ...)This creates a new "X" variable which is the array concatenation of all of your independent variables. Then the burden would be upon your user function to extract the relevant quantities from this array.
Help! I can't get my fitting to work!
Generally speaking, this is not something I can help with. I am probably not an expert in your field, and I am definitely not an expert in optimization. However, I think there are a few very important things that you must do.
First, you must make sure that the problem is well defined. Make sure that you know exactly what function you plan on fitting. The MPFIT functions are not psychic; they can't figure out how to solve your problem for you.
I see quite a few people who can't get their model functions right. The best kind of model function is self-contained, not depending on any outside data or common blocks. Be sure that your model function works by itself before throwing MPFIT into the mix. It is very difficult to debug the problem when the added layer of MPFIT is disguising everything. Be aware of domain problems. For example, if you will be taking the square root of a parameter, you had better constrain it to be positive.
Finally, and this can't be stressed enough, it is crucial to estimate the starting parameters as best you can. Initializing the parameters to all zeroes is actually the worst thing you can do, since then the problem becomes scale-less, and MPFIT has a much harder time deciding what to do.
Do I need to compute derivatives?
The short answer is, probably not. I have found that in most cases the automatic finite difference technique used by MPFIT is sufficient. Computing the derivatives explicitly seems to slow things down, and can even make a worse final solution. My suggestion is to try it first without computing the derivatives, and them implement derivatives as needed (and the AUTODERIVATIVE=0 keyword).
However, see the caveats below.
How can I embed MPFIT-style fitting in a widget application?
My belief is that the best solution is to use the ITERPROC feature, which in turn would call WIDGET_EVENT manually to dispatch events. Rob Dimeo has successfully integrated this approach into his dedicated peak fitting program named PAN. PAN is the winner of an honorable mention the recent IDL programming contest. Source code is available (uses objects). Nice job, Rob! Here is a small screenshot:
Small screen shot of PAN
Why does MPFIT just return my parameters without fitting? / How do I check for processing errors?
Users occcasional report that MPFIT, or one of its drivers, return without fitting any of the parameters. This is usually an indication that MPFIT discovered an error in the user-specified parameters and returned immediately.
Users should check the values of the STATUS and ERRMSG keywords when MPFIT returns. If STATUS is less than or equal to 0, then a processing error has occurred. A more detailed description of the problem can be found by consulting the ERRMSG keyword.
A simple example of error checking using STATUS and ERRMSG might be:
p = MPFITFUN(x, y, dy, p0, STATUS=status, ERRMSG=errmsg) if status LE 0 then message, errmsg
Of course, more sophisticated error handling approaches can be implemented as needed.
Why does MPFIT not converge properly?
For certain problem sets, MPFIT will not converge to the "optimal" solution. It may seem obvious to you that there is a better solution, but MPFIT does not find it. Why could this be?
Be sure you are checking for error conditions. MPFIT may be indicating an error condition which prematurely terminates the fit.
MPFIT normally uses a finite difference approximation to estimate derivatives. This means that it varies each parameter by a small amount, and measures the corresponding variation in the chi-square value. However, if your data or model are discretized for some reason then this approximation can fail, which then causes the fit not to converge. You should check for:
Also, beware that PARINFO.RELSTEP will not work if the parameter value is zero. Generally speaking, all starting parameter values should be non-zero.
Following along those lines, it's also worth checking what the dynamic range of your parameters is. For example, if you are fitting a model of 'p(0)+p(1)*x' where p(0) is 1 and p(1) is 1d-12, then the fitting won't do very well. There are matrix operations inside of MPFIT that may lose precision if there is a large dynamic range in parameter values. It's better to absorb the 1d-12 factor into the fitting function, so that all of the parameters are of equivalent magnitude.
Finally, beware that if your chi-square function has local minima then MPFIT may become irretrievably stuck. MPFIT is not a global optimizer.


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On Entry
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ctxt
- the communication context identifying the virtual parallel machine.
Scope: global.
Type: required.
Intent: in.
Specified as: an integer variable.
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dat
- The local contribution to the global minimum.
Scope: local.
Type: required.
Intent: inout.
Specified as: an integer, real or complex variable, which may be a scalar, or
a rank 1 or 2 array. Type, kind, rank and size must agree on all processes.
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root
- Process to hold the final value, or -1 to make it available on all processes.
Scope: global.
Type: optional.
Intent: in.
Specified as: an integer value -1 <= root <= np - 1, default -1.
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On Return
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dat
- On destination process(es), the result of the minimum operation.
Scope: global.
Type: required.
Intent: inout.
Specified as: an integer, real or complex variable, which may be a scalar,
or a rank 1 or 2 array.
Type, kind, rank and size must agree on all processes.
Notes
- The dat argument is both input and output, and its value may be changed
even on processes different from the final result destination.
- The dat argument may also be a long integer scalar.


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Section 3 - Windows Event Log Parsing¶
Section 3.1 - Opening an Event Log¶
Example for opening EVTX files.
Demonstrates how to open an EVTX file and get basic details about the event log.
This section makes use of python-evtx, a python library for reading event log
files. To install, run pip install python-evtx
.
Other libraries for parsing these event logs exist and we welcome others to add snippets that showcase how to make use of them in reading EVTX files.
Example Usage:
$ python open_evtx.py System.evtx
References:
Open Windows Event Logs (EVTX)¶
This function shows an example of opening an EVTX file and parsing out several common parameters about the file.
def open_evtx(input_file):
"""Opens a Windows Event Log and displays common log parameters.
Arguments:
input_file (str): Path to evtx file to open
"""
with evtx.Evtx(input_file) as open_log:
header = open_log.get_file_header()
properties = OrderedDict([
('major_version', 'File version (major)'),
('minor_version', 'File version (minor)'),
('is_dirty', 'File is ditry'),
('is_full', 'File is full'),
('next_record_number', 'Next record number')
])
for key, value in properties.items():
print(f"{value}: {getattr(header, key)()}")


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#include <ATDateTimeOrDerived.hpp>
Public Types | |
| typedef RefCountPointer< const ATDateTimeOrDerived > | Ptr |
Public Member Functions | |
| virtual const XMLCh * | getPrimitiveTypeName () const =0 |
| virtual const XMLCh * | getTypeURI () const =0 |
| virtual const XMLCh * | getTypeName () const =0 |
| virtual const XMLCh * | asString (const DynamicContext *context) const =0 |
| virtual bool | equals (const AnyAtomicType::Ptr &target, const DynamicContext *context) const =0 |
| virtual int | compare (const ATDateTimeOrDerived::Ptr &other, const DynamicContext *context) const =0 |
| Returns less than 0 if this is less that other, 0 if they are the same, and greater than 0 otherwise. | |
| virtual ATDecimalOrDerived::Ptr | getYears (const DynamicContext *context) const =0 |
| Returns an integer representing the year component of this object. | |
| virtual ATDecimalOrDerived::Ptr | getMonths (const DynamicContext *context) const =0 |
| Returns an integer representing the month component of this object. | |
| virtual ATDecimalOrDerived::Ptr | getDays (const DynamicContext *context) const =0 |
| Returns an integer representing the day component of this object. | |
| virtual ATDecimalOrDerived::Ptr | getHours (const DynamicContext *context) const =0 |
| Returns an integer representing the hour component of this object. | |
| virtual ATDecimalOrDerived::Ptr | getMinutes (const DynamicContext *context) const =0 |
| Returns an integer representing the minute component of this object. | |
| virtual ATDecimalOrDerived::Ptr | getSeconds (const DynamicContext *context) const =0 |
| Returns a decimal representing the second component of this object. | |
| virtual const Timezone::Ptr & | getTimezone () const =0 |
| Returns a timezone object representing the timezone component of this object. | |
| virtual bool | hasTimezone () const =0 |
| Returns true if the timezone is defined for this object, false otherwise. | |
| virtual ATDateTimeOrDerived::Ptr | setTimezone (const Timezone::Ptr &timezone, const DynamicContext *context) const =0 |
| Setter for timezone. | |
| virtual ATDateTimeOrDerived::Ptr | addTimezone (const ATDurationOrDerived::Ptr &timezone, const DynamicContext *context) const =0 |
| Returns an ATDateTimeOrDerived with a timezone added to it. | |
| virtual ATDateTimeOrDerived::Ptr | addYearMonthDuration (const ATDurationOrDerived::Ptr &yearMonth, const DynamicContext *context) const =0 |
| Returns a date with the given yearMonthDuration added to it. | |
| virtual ATDateTimeOrDerived::Ptr | addDayTimeDuration (const ATDurationOrDerived::Ptr &dayTime, const DynamicContext *context) const =0 |
| Returns a date with the given dayTimeDuration added to it. | |
| virtual ATDateTimeOrDerived::Ptr | subtractYearMonthDuration (const ATDurationOrDerived::Ptr &yearMonth, const DynamicContext *context) const =0 |
| Returns a date with the given yearMonthDuration subtracted from it. | |
| virtual ATDateTimeOrDerived::Ptr | subtractDayTimeDuration (const ATDurationOrDerived::Ptr &dayTime, const DynamicContext *context) const =0 |
| Returns a date with the given dayTimeDuration subtracted from it. | |
| virtual ATDurationOrDerived::Ptr | subtractDateTimeAsDayTimeDuration (const ATDateTimeOrDerived::Ptr &date, const DynamicContext *context) const =0 |
| Returns a dayTimeDuration corresponding to the difference between this and the given ATDateTimeOrDerived*. | |
| virtual ATDurationOrDerived::Ptr | subtractDateTimeAsYearMonthDuration (const ATDateTimeOrDerived::Ptr &date, const DynamicContext *context) const =0 |
| Returns a dayTimeDuration corresponding to the difference between this and the given ATDateTimeOrDerived*. | |
| virtual AnyAtomicType::AtomicObjectType | getPrimitiveTypeIndex () const =0 |
| typedef RefCountPointer<const ATDateTimeOrDerived> ATDateTimeOrDerived::Ptr |
Reimplemented from DateOrTimeType.
| virtual ATDateTimeOrDerived::Ptr ATDateTimeOrDerived::addDayTimeDuration | ( | const ATDurationOrDerived::Ptr & | dayTime, | |
| const DynamicContext * | context | |||
| ) | const [pure virtual] |
Returns a date with the given dayTimeDuration added to it.
| virtual ATDateTimeOrDerived::Ptr ATDateTimeOrDerived::addTimezone | ( | const ATDurationOrDerived::Ptr & | timezone, | |
| const DynamicContext * | context | |||
| ) | const [pure virtual] |
Returns an ATDateTimeOrDerived with a timezone added to it.
| virtual ATDateTimeOrDerived::Ptr ATDateTimeOrDerived::addYearMonthDuration | ( | const ATDurationOrDerived::Ptr & | yearMonth, | |
| const DynamicContext * | context | |||
| ) | const [pure virtual] |
Returns a date with the given yearMonthDuration added to it.
| virtual const XMLCh* ATDateTimeOrDerived::asString | ( | const DynamicContext * | context | ) | const [pure virtual] |
Implements AnyAtomicType.
| virtual int ATDateTimeOrDerived::compare | ( | const ATDateTimeOrDerived::Ptr & | other, | |
| const DynamicContext * | context | |||
| ) | const [pure virtual] |
Returns less than 0 if this is less that other, 0 if they are the same, and greater than 0 otherwise.
| virtual bool ATDateTimeOrDerived::equals | ( | const AnyAtomicType::Ptr & | target, | |
| const DynamicContext * | context | |||
| ) | const [pure virtual] |
Implements AnyAtomicType.
| virtual ATDecimalOrDerived::Ptr ATDateTimeOrDerived::getDays | ( | const DynamicContext * | context | ) | const [pure virtual] |
Returns an integer representing the day component of this object.
| virtual ATDecimalOrDerived::Ptr ATDateTimeOrDerived::getHours | ( | const DynamicContext * | context | ) | const [pure virtual] |
Returns an integer representing the hour component of this object.
| virtual ATDecimalOrDerived::Ptr ATDateTimeOrDerived::getMinutes | ( | const DynamicContext * | context | ) | const [pure virtual] |
Returns an integer representing the minute component of this object.
| virtual ATDecimalOrDerived::Ptr ATDateTimeOrDerived::getMonths | ( | const DynamicContext * | context | ) | const [pure virtual] |
Returns an integer representing the month component of this object.
| virtual AnyAtomicType::AtomicObjectType ATDateTimeOrDerived::getPrimitiveTypeIndex | ( | ) | const [pure virtual] |
Implements AnyAtomicType.
| virtual const XMLCh* ATDateTimeOrDerived::getPrimitiveTypeName | ( | ) | const [pure virtual] |
Implements AnyAtomicType.
| virtual ATDecimalOrDerived::Ptr ATDateTimeOrDerived::getSeconds | ( | const DynamicContext * | context | ) | const [pure virtual] |
Returns a decimal representing the second component of this object.
| virtual const Timezone::Ptr& ATDateTimeOrDerived::getTimezone | ( | ) | const [pure virtual] |
Returns a timezone object representing the timezone component of this object.
| virtual const XMLCh* ATDateTimeOrDerived::getTypeName | ( | ) | const [pure virtual] |
Implements AnyAtomicType.
| virtual const XMLCh* ATDateTimeOrDerived::getTypeURI | ( | ) | const [pure virtual] |
Implements AnyAtomicType.
| virtual ATDecimalOrDerived::Ptr ATDateTimeOrDerived::getYears | ( | const DynamicContext * | context | ) | const [pure virtual] |
Returns an integer representing the year component of this object.
| virtual bool ATDateTimeOrDerived::hasTimezone | ( | ) | const [pure virtual] |
Returns true if the timezone is defined for this object, false otherwise.
Implements DateOrTimeType.
| virtual ATDateTimeOrDerived::Ptr ATDateTimeOrDerived::setTimezone | ( | const Timezone::Ptr & | timezone, | |
| const DynamicContext * | context | |||
| ) | const [pure virtual] |
Setter for timezone.
Overrides the current timezone. (Not to be confused with addTimezone().
| virtual ATDurationOrDerived::Ptr ATDateTimeOrDerived::subtractDateTimeAsDayTimeDuration | ( | const ATDateTimeOrDerived::Ptr & | date, | |
| const DynamicContext * | context | |||
| ) | const [pure virtual] |
Returns a dayTimeDuration corresponding to the difference between this and the given ATDateTimeOrDerived*.
| virtual ATDurationOrDerived::Ptr ATDateTimeOrDerived::subtractDateTimeAsYearMonthDuration | ( | const ATDateTimeOrDerived::Ptr & | date, | |
| const DynamicContext * | context | |||
| ) | const [pure virtual] |
Returns a dayTimeDuration corresponding to the difference between this and the given ATDateTimeOrDerived*.
| virtual ATDateTimeOrDerived::Ptr ATDateTimeOrDerived::subtractDayTimeDuration | ( | const ATDurationOrDerived::Ptr & | dayTime, | |
| const DynamicContext * | context | |||
| ) | const [pure virtual] |
Returns a date with the given dayTimeDuration subtracted from it.
| virtual ATDateTimeOrDerived::Ptr ATDateTimeOrDerived::subtractYearMonthDuration | ( | const ATDurationOrDerived::Ptr & | yearMonth, | |
| const DynamicContext * | context | |||
| ) | const [pure virtual] |
Returns a date with the given yearMonthDuration subtracted from it.


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ImageSize
s available.
BuyLink
contains information about places to buy an Album or Track.Cache
handles storing and loading to a permanent storage for last.fm api requests.SubmissionData
.
SubmissionData
.
Caller
class handles the low-level communication between the client and last.fm.DatabaseCache
with the supplied database Connection
and the specified table name.
s
using the UTF-8 character encoding.
DomElement
wraps around an Element
and provides convenience methods.Element
.
s
using the UTF-8 character encoding.
attend
operation.ExpirationPolicy
decides if and how long a request should be cached.Cache
implementation which is used by default by the Caller
class.Tag.getTagCountSum(Collection)
.
null
if the attribute doesn't exist.
Cache
.
null
if it doesn't exist.
null
if not available.
ExpirationPolicy
null
if no icon url was supplied.
Image
s for this artist in a variety of sizes.
Image
s for this artist in a variety of sizes.
null
if not available.
Caller
class.
Result
of the last operation, or null
if no call operation has been
performed yet.
status
is FAILED
, or
null
, if no message is available.
Geo.Metro
s for use in the other webservices.
Geo.Metro
s for use in the other webservices.
T
for this page.
Group.getHype(String, String)
or Chart.getHypedArtists(String)
.
null
,
if this data is not available.
null
if an error occured, such as when the user is not allowed to stream radio
(no subscriber).
Artist
s.
Artist.getSimilar(String, int, String)
with the default limit of 100.
limit
similar artists to the given one.
count
elements in the results.
Image
contains metadata and URLs for an artist's image.true
if this Result contains no elements, which is the case for service calls that would have returned a
PaginatedResult
but fail.
true
if this link points to a search page instead of an actual product page.
DomElement
into the given MusicEntry
instance, i.e. the following
tags:MusicEntry
is the abstract superclass for Track
, Artist
and Album
.Scrobbler
instance bound to the specified user
.
true
if the operation was successful.
HttpURLConnection
, sets the proxy, if available, and sets the User-Agent property.
PaginatedResult
is returned by methods which result set might be so large that it needs
to be paginated.Chart.getHypedArtists(String)
or Group.getHype(String, String)
PaginatedResult
s) from an XML response
using ItemFactories
.Result
class contains the response sent by the server, i.e. the status (either ok or failed),
an error code and message if failed and the xml response sent by the server.Collection
of possible matches.
Cache
.
debugMode
property.
ExpirationPolicy
.
hashCacheEntryNames
is set to true the Cache.createCacheEntryName(java.lang.String, java.util.Map)
method will
return a hash of the original entry name instead of the name itself.
Proxy
instance this Caller will use for all upcoming HTTP requests.
SubmissionData.toString()
.
Track
s and provides bindings to methods
in the track.- Track(String, String, String) -
Constructor for class de.umass.lastfm.Track
-
- Track(String, String, String, int, int, boolean, String, String, boolean, boolean) -
Constructor for class de.umass.lastfm.Track
-
- TRACK_PAGE -
Static variable in class de.umass.lastfm.Track
-
- tune(Radio.RadioStation, Session) -
Static method in class de.umass.lastfm.Radio
- Tune in to a Last.fm radio station.
- tune(Radio.RadioStation, Locale, Session) -
Static method in class de.umass.lastfm.Radio
- Tune in to a Last.fm radio station.
- tune(String, Locale, Session) -
Static method in class de.umass.lastfm.Radio
- Tune in to a Last.fm radio station.
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The additional components are built using the extras.xml
Ant script which is
present in the source bundle of Tomcat.
The build process is the following:
- Follow the build instructions to build a Tomcat binary from
the source bundle (note: it will be used by the build process of the additional components, but
does not need to be actually used later on)
- Execute the command
ant -f extras.xml
to run the build script
- The additional components JARs will be placed in the
output/extras
folder
- Refer to the documentation below about the usage of these JARs


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| Key | Summary | Status | Resolution | By |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| VELOCITY-50 | RFE: invalid parameters for #if directive should be a parse error? | Resolved | Won't Fix | Unassigned |
| VELOCITY-62 | Macro scope nesting | Resolved | Fixed | Unassigned |
| VELOCITY-70 | public members inherted from non-public classes are not valid references | Resolved | Cannot Reproduce | Unassigned |
| VELOCITY-92 | File names do not appear in ParseErrorExceptions | Resolved | Duplicate | Unassigned |
| VELOCITY-102 | Add Support for Static Utility Classes | Resolved | Fixed | Unassigned |
| VELOCITY-146 | Macros not evaluated on the first attempt with #parse | Resolved | Fixed | Unassigned |
| VELOCITY-149 | allow for deeply nested macro calls | Resolved | Won't Fix | Unassigned |
| VELOCITY-174 | For consideration: #define()...#end directive to define a block of VTL as a reference | Resolved | Fixed | Unassigned |
| VELOCITY-223 | VMs that use a large number of directives and macros use excessive amounts of memory - over 4-6MB RAM per form | Resolved | Fixed | Unassigned |
| VELOCITY-227 | ResourceFactory not extensible | Resolved | Fixed | Unassigned |
| VELOCITY-232 | Add support for array.length | Resolved | Won't Fix | Unassigned |
| VELOCITY-277 | macros in #parsed files are not refreshed when including page is refreshed | Resolved | Fixed | Unassigned |
| VELOCITY-297 | Maximum recursion depth for macro calls | Resolved | Fixed | Unassigned |
| VELOCITY-333 | RuntimeInstance.init(Properties p) doesn't inherit defaults | Resolved | Fixed | Unassigned |
| VELOCITY-352 | Need translation of change to user's guide re: math operations | Resolved | Fixed | Unassigned |
| VELOCITY-355 | lost '#'s inside #literal()/#end | Resolved | Fixed | Unassigned |
| VELOCITY-362 | can't load macros in file loaded with #parse | Resolved | Fixed | Unassigned |
| VELOCITY-365 | handle Lists & arrays similarly | Resolved | Duplicate | Unassigned |
| VELOCITY-395 | Semantics of escaping unclear | Resolved | Fixed | Unassigned |
| VELOCITY-437 | Intercept output of objects | Resolved | Fixed | Unassigned |
| VELOCITY-439 | Improve Resource existence detection | Resolved | Fixed | Unassigned |
| VELOCITY-443 | Velocity 1.4 does not support Iterable collections. | Resolved | Fixed | Nathan Bubna |
| VELOCITY-447 | add documentation to explain precedence for resolving property | Resolved | Fixed | Henning Schmiedehausen |
| VELOCITY-448 | Can't define macro in separate file and use it in another file. | Closed | Duplicate | Unassigned |
| VELOCITY-450 | Reduce memory usage for Velocity templates | Resolved | Fixed | Unassigned |
| VELOCITY-452 | In ASTMethod.execute the IllegalArgumentException should be catched | Resolved | Fixed | Henning Schmiedehausen |
| VELOCITY-455 | Error in chapter "Escaping VTL Directives" in the User Guide | Resolved | Fixed | Unassigned |
| VELOCITY-466 | Look into maven plugins for ant to use automatic deployment to maven repositories | Resolved | Fixed | Henning Schmiedehausen |
| VELOCITY-467 | Throw more exceptions and log less errors | Resolved | Fixed | Unassigned |
| VELOCITY-499 | Default Velocity LogChute implementations blabber too much | Resolved | Fixed | Nathan Bubna |
| VELOCITY-509 | Add new directive #evaluate | Resolved | Fixed | Unassigned |
| VELOCITY-511 | add notes on jar upgrade to README | Resolved | Fixed | Henning Schmiedehausen |
| VELOCITY-512 | fix dependency list in jar-dependencies.xml | Resolved | Fixed | Henning Schmiedehausen |
| VELOCITY-514 | Rendering a template with inline macro concurrently causes VM error : Null AST | Resolved | Fixed | Unassigned |
| VELOCITY-517 | anchors do not appear in user guide | Closed | Fixed | Henning Schmiedehausen |
| VELOCITY-520 | "\u0061" causes lexer exception | Resolved | Fixed | Unassigned |
| VELOCITY-521 | please do not force to use JDK 1.4 for running the package target in build.xml | Resolved | Fixed | Will Glass-Husain |
| VELOCITY-524 | MD5 files have incorrect format | Resolved | Fixed | Unassigned |
| VELOCITY-525 | Clean up the logic in SecureIntrospectorImpl to be more readable. | Resolved | Fixed | Henning Schmiedehausen |
| VELOCITY-526 | Update our maven POM to match Apache standards. | Resolved | Fixed | Henning Schmiedehausen |
| VELOCITY-528 | Velocity 1.5 raises errors for templates that ran in 1.4. | Resolved | Fixed | Unassigned |
| VELOCITY-529 | Set a macro library programmatically for each individual page request | Closed | Fixed | Unassigned |
| VELOCITY-531 | Some user feedback / wishes from the O'Reilly blog | Resolved | Fixed | Unassigned |
| VELOCITY-532 | $velocityCount in macro not processed | Resolved | Cannot Reproduce | Unassigned |
| VELOCITY-533 | Treat arrays like fixed-length lists | Resolved | Fixed | Unassigned |
| VELOCITY-534 | Support varargs in method calls | Resolved | Fixed | Unassigned |
| VELOCITY-536 | Velocity Engine throws NullPointer Exception when two people click on the same page at the same time for the first time | Resolved | Fixed | Unassigned |
| VELOCITY-537 | Multi-line comments causing ParseException in macros in Velocity engine 1.5 | Resolved | Fixed | Will Glass-Husain |
| VELOCITY-538 | Cannot add objects as values in Map creation unless last entry is quoted | Resolved | Fixed | Will Glass-Husain |
| VELOCITY-541 | only possible to use one StringResourceLoader per application | Resolved | Fixed | Nathan Bubna |
| VELOCITY-543 | download page refers to nightly builds which don't exist | Resolved | Fixed | Unassigned |
| VELOCITY-544 | BooleanPropertyExecutor refers to primitive boolean not object Boolean | Resolved | Fixed | Unassigned |
| VELOCITY-545 | Fix memory leak in ParserPoolImpl. | Resolved | Fixed | Unassigned |
| VELOCITY-546 | Set current resource during directive initialization | Resolved | Fixed | Unassigned |
| VELOCITY-547 | Add ablity to add directives programatically | Resolved | Fixed | Unassigned |
| VELOCITY-548 | Allow user directives to have no content | Resolved | Fixed | Unassigned |
| VELOCITY-549 | Allow directives to detect whether literals are constant | Resolved | Fixed | Unassigned |
| VELOCITY-551 | IncludeNotFound event handler not including the "notfound" page | Resolved | Fixed | Unassigned |
| VELOCITY-552 | Lost $ within literal blocks when not followed by alpha | Resolved | Duplicate | Unassigned |
| VELOCITY-554 | Velocity sources and javadocs missing in the maven repository | Resolved | Fixed | Unassigned |
| VELOCITY-556 | Another concurrency issue with macros | Resolved | Fixed | Unassigned |
| VELOCITY-557 | Parsing error when defining a Map where the last entry is a reference | Resolved | Duplicate | Unassigned |
| VELOCITY-559 | Log4j logging configuration guide is outdated/wrong | Resolved | Fixed | Nathan Bubna |
| VELOCITY-560 | Should ExtendedProperties.convertProperties instead of ExtendedProperties.putAll | Resolved | Fixed | Unassigned |
| VELOCITY-561 | Parse failures occur for cases involving a line comment that contains a multi-line comment. | Resolved | Fixed | Unassigned |
| VELOCITY-563 | VTL reference missing logical operators | Resolved | Fixed | Unassigned |
| VELOCITY-565 | EvaluateContext does not take account of inner.localContext | Resolved | Fixed | Will Glass-Husain |
| VELOCITY-566 | EmptyStackException when rendering macros simultaneously | Closed | Fixed | Unassigned |
| VELOCITY-570 | speed improvement of the tokenizer | Resolved | Fixed | Unassigned |
| VELOCITY-571 | Glossary of significant terms and abbreviations | Resolved | Fixed | Unassigned |
| VELOCITY-572 | Need to make escaping examples more clear | Resolved | Fixed | Unassigned |
| VELOCITY-573 | Combine the two sections about escaping | Resolved | Fixed | Unassigned |
| VELOCITY-574 | VTL Comment Blocks description is not clear | Resolved | Fixed | Unassigned |
| VELOCITY-575 | Shorthand Notation should be called regular notation | Resolved | Fixed | Unassigned |
| VELOCITY-576 | Move the section about converting to strings | Resolved | Fixed | Unassigned |
| VELOCITY-578 | VelocityEngine.mergeTemplate without the encoding parameter has incorrect javadoc for the deprecated flag | Resolved | Fixed | Unassigned |
| VELOCITY-579 | Can not access a member of class X with modifiers "public" even if method is public | Resolved | Fixed | Unassigned |
| VELOCITY-585 | Update URL Resource Loader to Implement Timeout | Resolved | Fixed | Unassigned |
| VELOCITY-587 | Backslashes throw lexical errors in double-quoted strings | Resolved | Fixed | Unassigned |
| VELOCITY-588 | Provide a an ubespector that allows chaining other uberspectors | Resolved | Fixed | Claude Brisson |
| VELOCITY-589 | #${var}_bg not merged correctly | Resolved | Fixed | Unassigned |
| VELOCITY-590 | JarResourceLoader does not accept paths inside JAR files | Resolved | Fixed | Unassigned |
| VELOCITY-591 | #evaluate directive is wiping out macros | Resolved | Fixed | Unassigned |
| VELOCITY-593 | Remove class map from FieldMethodizer | Resolved | Fixed | Unassigned |
| VELOCITY-594 | null-values cannot be set in macros | Resolved | Fixed | Unassigned |
| VELOCITY-595 | ResourceManagerImpl.getResource() causes locking issues | Resolved | Fixed | Unassigned |
| VELOCITY-596 | Changes report JIRA links don't work | Resolved | Fixed | Unassigned |
| VELOCITY-597 | Javadoc does not seem to have @since markers to show when new features were introduced | Resolved | Fixed | Unassigned |
| VELOCITY-600 | #foreach & velocityCount | Resolved | Fixed | Unassigned |
| VELOCITY-602 | Document Velocity-533 (Treat arrays like fixed length lists) | Resolved | Fixed | Unassigned |
| VELOCITY-603 | improvate #evaluate example | Resolved | Fixed | Unassigned |
| VELOCITY-604 | Document: Allow definition of macro's within parsed files | Resolved | Fixed | Unassigned |
| VELOCITY-605 | Velocity tools / Message Tool - ambiguous method invocation with latest SVN head (1.6) | Resolved | Fixed | Unassigned |
| VELOCITY-606 | Velocity 1.5 performance bottlenecks | Resolved | Fixed | Unassigned |
| VELOCITY-607 | Runtime macro rendering very slow in Velocity 1.6-dev (679708) compared to 1.5 | Resolved | Fixed | Unassigned |
| VELOCITY-609 | current velocity-site subproject produces velocity-site-skin-1.2.3.jar, velocity engine mvn site expects version 1.2.0 | Resolved | Fixed | Unassigned |
| VELOCITY-610 | Under load java.lang.NullPointerException | Resolved | Fixed | Unassigned |
| VELOCITY-612 | Support for #break directive inside foreach loops (includes a patch) | Resolved | Fixed | Unassigned |
| VELOCITY-614 | Impossible to escape '#' if followed by text and parenthesis( "\#something(Stuff)" renders with the '\') | Resolved | Fixed | Unassigned |
| VELOCITY-616 | Escaping of directives does not work if the directive is in curly brackets | Resolved | Fixed | Unassigned |


I don't know if it's possible, but an icon or something in the server info for servers that have modified the spawn time for vehicles would be awesome. I hate ending up on servers with fast vehicle spawn.
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Sorry, isn't possible yet.
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oh too bad. thanks for a swift reply though! love your work!


VKAccessToken Class Reference
| Inherits from | NSObject |
| Conforms to | NSCoding NSCopying |
| Declared in | VKAccessToken.h |
Overview
This interface contains data about user access token. It also stores access rights (offline, photo, docs, etc.), token expiration date and user id in VKontakte network
Tasks
Properties
-
permissions
Array with access rights granted
property -
creationTime
Access token creation time
property -
liveTime
Access token TTL
property -
userID
User id in VKontakte network
property -
token
Access token
property -
isExpired
Is access token expired
property -
isValid
Is token valid
property
Initialization methods
-
– initWithUserID:accessToken:liveTime:permissions:
Main initialization method
-
– initWithUserID:accessToken:liveTime:
Secondary initialization method
-
– initWithUserID:accessToken:
Secondary initialization method
Overloaded methods
-
– description
Describes VKAccessToken instance state
-
– isEqual:
Compares VKAccessTokens
Public methods
-
– hasPermission:
Checks if permission has been granted
Properties
creationTime
Access token creation time
@property (nonatomic, assign, readonly) NSTimeInterval creationTime
Declared In
VKAccessToken.h
isExpired
Is access token expired
@property (nonatomic, readonly) BOOL isExpired
Discussion
Also NO will be returned if “offline” access has been granted to the application
Declared In
VKAccessToken.h
isValid
Is token valid
@property (nonatomic, readonly) BOOL isValid
Discussion
Returns YES if token is not empty and not expired
Declared In
VKAccessToken.h
liveTime
Access token TTL
@property (nonatomic, assign, readonly) NSTimeInterval liveTime
Declared In
VKAccessToken.h
permissions
Array with access rights granted
@property (nonatomic, copy, readonly) NSArray *permissions
Declared In
VKAccessToken.h
Instance Methods
description
Describes VKAccessToken instance state
- (NSString *)description
Return Value
A string representation of the current instance
Declared In
VKAccessToken.h
hasPermission:
Checks if permission has been granted
- (BOOL)hasPermission:(NSString *)permission
Parameters
- permission
permission name
Return Value
YES if permission was granted, otherwise NO
Declared In
VKAccessToken.h
initWithUserID:accessToken:
Secondary initialization method
- (instancetype)initWithUserID:(NSUInteger)userID accessToken:(NSString *)token
Return Value
VKAccessToken instance
Discussion
permissions will be equal to @[] liveTime will be equal to 0
Declared In
VKAccessToken.h
initWithUserID:accessToken:liveTime:
Secondary initialization method
- (instancetype)initWithUserID:(NSUInteger)userID accessToken:(NSString *)token liveTime:(NSTimeInterval)liveTime
Return Value
VKAccessToken instance
Discussion
permissions will be equal to @[]
Declared In
VKAccessToken.h
initWithUserID:accessToken:liveTime:permissions:
Main initialization method
- (instancetype)initWithUserID:(NSUInteger)userID accessToken:(NSString *)token liveTime:(NSTimeInterval)liveTime permissions:(NSArray *)permissions
Parameters
- userID
user id in VKontakte network.
- token
access token
- liveTime
access token ttl
- permissions
list of granted permissions
Return Value
VKAccessToken instance
Declared In
VKAccessToken.h
isEqual:
Compares VKAccessTokens
- (BOOL)isEqual:(VKAccessToken *)token
Parameters
- token
access token which current instance will be compared to
Return Value
YES if tokens equal (assert the equality of tokens, list of granted accesses and user id)
Declared In
VKAccessToken.h


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Apparently Derek, the first priest, appears from time to time in the ruins of the ancient temple. How tragic that his spirit still wanders there,
unable to rest! Unless he can, I fear there will never be peace between the temple and the native village...


This section of the Guide contains the specific FHIR artifacts that have been defined to meet the business requirements. Like the documentation, they are listed in the Table of contents (TOC) and will be displayed in this pane when selected.
While it should be possibel for anyone to understand them, creating them does require FHIR knowledge.
There are 6 types of artifact in this Guide:
A logical model is intended to show the contents of a structured 'thing'. For example it might be used to show:
It uses the same infrastructure as the usual FHIR resources (eg the same dataTypes, and uses a StructureDefinition resource to store it), but it is not constrained to the resource types defined in the FHIR specification. This does mean that 'instances' of sample data that are created according to the structure in a Logical Model cannot be saved in a standard FHIR server.
So it's an analysis tool used to capture business requirements (at least the data componnet of those requirements) as a step before creating the real FHIR conformance artifacts. It is intended that anyone can create a Logical Model (and clinFHIR has a tool to to this), whereas it takes FHIR knowledge to define the FHIR artifacts.
A 'Profile' takes a core FHIR resouce (like a Patient) and adapts it to meet the defined business requirements. The sorts of things that you can do in a Profile include:
An Extension Definition is the FHIR artifact that describes the details of an additional element that can be added to a core Resource during Profiling. The idea is that when profiled resources are exchanged, a recipient can use the definition to understand what the element is intended to represent.
An extension can use any of the defined FHIR datatypes (including referencing other reources) and can be either a simple element with one value, or a complex element with child values.
It is possible that an extension value can be of different datatypes (eg a string or a date), though a given instance will only have one of them.
The terminology sub-system describes how the value coded elements can be bound to a specific set of values. There are details of how FHIR uses terminology here.
There are a number of different resources that are included in the Terminology module:
A common use of Terminology in Implementation Guides is to define the ValueSet to be used for a coded element. The overall steps in changing a terminology binding are:
A catch all for other resources that an Implementation Guide may define - such as a CapabilityStatement, which indicates what a server can do - or what it needs to be able to do to meet the requirements of the IG.
Any examples of resource instances that have been defined


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No form of investment is risk-free. Even if you choose not to invest in the stock market, cash is subject to loss of value due to inflation. Since it's not possible to avoid any type of risk, a more successful strategy is to understand the risks associated with different types of investments and work on a plan which fits your timelines and risk tolerance.
This tool was designed to let you explore the effect of different risk levels and how they affect your investments over the short and long term.
When people say stock market, also known as equity market, they typically refer to the collection of markets and exchanges where one can purchase stocks.
For the purpose of this lesson, stocks can be simply thought of as partial ownership of a company. This is why they are also known as shares — because a group of investors share the ownership of the company. When you own shares worth 1% of a company, you are entitled to 1% of the money the company earns after all the expenses are paid — these are called dividends.
Similarly, when the company grows in value, the value of your shares grows proportionally. If you own 1% of a company when it's worth $1 million, your investment is worth $10,000. If the company grows and its total value becomes $10 million, then the fraction of the company that you own is worth $100,000.
A company's dividends given to shareholders can never be negative; they can however be zero, and this is the case with many of the companies in the stock market. That doesn't necessarily mean that a company is strictly unprofitable, it could mean that a company chooses to reinvest all of its profits into its continued growth.
On the other hand, how much a company is worth can decrease in value. Even though a company can never be worth a negative value, your investment returns can have negative growth. For example, if you own shares of a company and its value decreased by half, then half of the money you invested in that company will be lost. In the worst case scenario, a company can go bankrupt and your shares of that company will be worthless.
Because of the potential negative returns, your investments in the stock market can in fact decrease in value. The ups and downs in the stock market are known as market volatility. This scares many risk-averse people, who prefer to keep their savings out of the stock market altogether. We at FinMango strongly encourage everyone instead to learn about the risks and deploy a strategy that serves your long-term goals.
Picking an individual company is more risky than investing in several of them, since any one company can fail; but the more companies you invest in the less likely it is that they will all fail. An extreme example of this are index funds.
Index funds are a financial instrument which allow you to invest in a large number of companies, minimizing the risk of all of them going bankrupt virtually to zero. They are widely considered the safest way to invest in the stock market, with a proven track record going back many decades.
While the stock market as a whole has had periods of negative growth, which in economic terms are known as recessions, historically it has always recovered and surpassed its previous historically high values. This essentially means that, if you are a patient investor, there has never been a bad time in history to invest in the stock market.
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Install and Inclusion
Grab it with Bower:
bower install ngFitTextDynamic
Include it in your AngularJS application
var myApp = angular.module( 'myApp', [ 'ngFitTextDynamic' ] );
Apply it to your text

FitText

There are also additional attributes which can be used.
Specifying a value for dynamic-text allows you to set an event on which to trigger text resizing. dynamic-text-min and dynamic-text-max allow you to set upper and lower limits. This can also be set globally (applying to all uses) via the dynamicTextConfigProvider as seen below.

ngFitText

Debounce
Debouce (limiting the rate at which DynamicFitText will be called on window resize) is available. You can pass initialization parameters to the ngFitText constructor to achieve this:
myApp.config( function( dynamicTextConfigProvider ) {
dynamicTextConfigProvider.config = {
debounce: true,
delay: 1000,
min: 20, //minimum global font size
max: 100, //maximum global font size
};
// OR
dynamicTextConfigProvider.config.debounce = true;
dynamicTextConfigProvider.config.delay = 1000;
dynamicTextConfigProvider.config.min = 20;
dynamicTextConfigProvider.config.max = 100;
});


Overheads are related expenses incurred as a result of delivering the project.
| Total costs | % grant | Funding sought | Other public sector funding | Contribution to project |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| £286,283 | 70% | £180,399 | £20,000 | £85,885 |
| Labour | Admin support costs | Materials | Capital usage | Subcontracting costs | Travel and subsistence | Other costs |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| -£3,000 | -£50,000 | -£50 | -£4,500 | -£2,000 | -£500 | -£3,700 |
| Action | Section | Detail | Submitted | Updated | Cost |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Overall | -£60,045 | ||||
| Change | Labour | Role | Programmer | Programmer | |
| Gross annual salary | £25,000 | £25,000 | |||
| Rate | 24 | 24 | |||
| Days to be spent | 258 | 189 | |||
| -£50,000 | |||||
| Change | Admin support costs | Percentage of labour costs | 35% | 20% | |
| -£3,000 | |||||
| Change | Materials | Item | Office chair | Office chair | |
| Quantity | 18 | 17 | |||
| Cost per item | £45 | £45 | |||
| Total | £810 | £765 | |||
| -£345 | |||||
| Remove | Capital usage | Item description | Description of capital usage | Removed | |
| New or existing | New | ||||
| Depreciation period | 12 months | ||||
| Net present value | £4,500 | ||||
| Residual value | £0 | ||||
| Utilisation | 100% | ||||
| Net cost | £4,500 | ||||
| -£4,000 | |||||
| Change | Subcontracting costs | Subcontractor name | Paul Davidson | Paul Davidson | |
| Country | United Kingdom | United Kingdom | |||
| Role | Overall design of the website for the product | Supporting design of the website for the product | |||
| Cost | £4,000 | £2,000 | |||
| -£2,000 | |||||
| Change | Travel and subsistance | Purpose of journey | Commute to Glasgow | Commute to Glasgow | |
| Number of times | 50 | 0 | |||
| Cost each | £10 | £0 | |||
| Total | £500 | £0 | |||
| -£500 | |||||
| New | Other costs | Description and justification of cost | New | An additional cost that could not be added to the other sections. | |
| Total | - | £3,700 | |||
| £3,700 |


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RELATIVE FEAR (1994) A "Turkey of the Week" film review by Justin Felix Copyright 1998 Justin Felix
Rating: *** (out of five)
Written by Kurt Wimmer Directed by George Mihalka Starring Darlanne Fluegel, James Brolin, Denise Crosby, M. Emmet Walsh Rated R (contains violence and profanity) 94 minutes
Synopsis: The mother of an autistic boy becomes suspicious after three people die in her home in as many days. Also suspicious of the "accidental" deaths, a police detective investigates by prowling around the house uninvited and interrogating the four-year-old boy who has never spoken a word in his entire life.
Comments: RELATIVE FEAR is a better-than-average suspense film featuring a very solid script. Writer Kurt Wimmer crafts some well-developed, believable characters, and his plot unwinds like a good Dean Koontz novel. A piano teacher and a professor, and their autistic son, Adam, are the main characters, and the sometimes strained relationship between the three provide some interesting drama early in the film. What's nice about RELATIVE FEAR, though, is that a number of intriguing supporting characters come in and out of the movie. More attention is given to developing these characters than is given to the cardboard cut-outs who typically populate movies of this genre. Wimmer's plot successfully manages to keep the viewers guessing who the killer is, as Adam, the professor, and a tutor appear to be suspects at different times in the film. RELATIVE FEAR also raises some questions about such social issues as home schooling and TV violence without allowing those issues to take center stage and disrupt the storyline.
The acting, for the most part, is pretty good. RELATIVE FEAR sports a strong stable of veteran actors giving fine supporting performances. James Brolin handles his police detective role in an authoritative manner, and M. Emmett Walsh plays a suspicious, sickly old man convincingly. STAR TREK: THE NEXT GENERATION's Denise Crosby turns in a surprisingly creepy performance as a mentally-disturbed prisoner who casts into doubt whose child Adam really is. Matthew Dupuis, the child playing Adam, also manages to handle several suspenseful scenes in his near-silent performance capably.
RELATIVE FEAR is certainly not the turkey I expected it to be (which is good), but it's not a perfect film either. Its conclusion, when the killer is revealed, is a little hard to believe, and it ends on a disappointingly superficial and cliched note. Overall, however, I would recommend this film to someone looking for a good video rental.
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Well, we can first start off with the "why". So, why assets and resources? Well, you can't get much done without them otherwise, of course! Resources refer to things such as softwares and other things that we use to make game devving easier, and so, here we have compiled a list of resources that we have used in games of our very own!
Everyone knows what Google Docs is but just in case you don't, Google Docs is a text editor
Gamespawn Projects that use this: The Witches of Luminoire
Tutorial Link(s): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WKeNJh_gIJU&ab_channel=olenvn
Download Link(s): https://rainbowjellie.itch.io/at-the-heart-of-the-forest
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Gamespawn Projects that use this: The Witches of LuminoireSketch
Tutorial Link(s):
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Aseprite is a software for all your pixel art needs!
Gamespawn Projects that use this: The Witches of Luminoire
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Download Link(s): https://rainbowjellie.itch.io/at-the-heart-of-the-forest
Aseprite is a software for all your pixel art needs!
Gamespawn Projects that use this: 2D Platformer
Tutorial Link(s): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WKeNJh_gIJU&ab_channel=olenvn
Download Link(s): https://rainbowjellie.itch.io/at-the-heart-of-the-forest
Aseprite is a software for all your pixel art needs!
Gamespawn Projects that use this: The Witches of Luminoire
Tutorial Link(s): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WKeNJh_gIJU&ab_channel=olenvn
Download Link(s): https://rainbowjellie.itch.io/at-the-heart-of-the-forest
Aseprite is a software for all your pixel art needs!
Gamespawn Projects that use this: The Witches of Luminoire
Tutorial Link(s): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WKeNJh_gIJU&ab_channel=olenvn
Download Link(s): https://rainbowjellie.itch.io/at-the-heart-of-the-forest
Aseprite is a software for all your pixel art needs!
Gamespawn Projects that use this: 2D Platformer
Tutorial Link(s): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WKeNJh_gIJU&ab_channel=olenvn
Download Link(s): https://rainbowjellie.itch.io/at-the-heart-of-the-forest
Aseprite is a software for all your pixel art needs!
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Oct 31, 2012 . Posted on Jan 13, 2008. Report it. ok so my child has been going to this school ever since K-8 and wow what a great school I love it and my .
http://www.greatschools.org/georgia/atlanta/2183-Davis-Academy/
Treatment for Herniated or Bulging Discs
End Times News Watch - Page 2
8/18/09 - Lutherans to vote on celibacy issue for gay, lesbian clergy . 7/23/09 - China, Russia launch large-scale war games: Call it anti-terror drill . 4/29/08 - Sun Ring in Florida Keys Visible for Hours (Signs in the heavens?) . 1/13/08 - Al-Qaeda recruiting white terrorists from within the U.K. for attacks on the West .
http://www.secretsofsurvival.com/NEWS/page-2.html
Hagerstown, Indiana (IN 47346) profile: population, maps, real ...
Jan 13, 2008 01:30 AM, Swoveland Rd, Sr-1, Lat: 39.888600, Lon: -85.143672, . 1 (See the full list of FCC Registered Cell Phone Towers in Hagerstown) . Ft E Of W End Of Hoover Rd (Lat: 39.942000 Lon: -85.194694), Call Sign: KBF378 . with the highest Sulfur Oxides 24-hour air pollution readings in 2005 (µg/m3)" .
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On the evening of 25 November, resistance people got a few hours' notice before the . Many did their best to notify the remaining Jews who were not already detained, usually by making brief phone calls or short . and the leaders of non- Lutheran Protestant organizations protesting actions . Retrieved 2008-01-13.
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dConstruct 2008: Tantek Celik: Social Network Portability
Why does every social site make you
Keeping multiple sources of info (social networks etc.) up-to-date is a maintenance problem.
The goal should be giving users complete control over their data. Portable data + consistent URL = data syndicatability.
Had an interesting chat with Mr Thorpe after this one, who raised the point that in many cases, you don't want to share your identity between sites: you want to maintain many identities and quite specifically compartmentalise them.
Leaving aside whether we can enable people to express very instinctual and deep-seated behaviour explicitly... will they want to? Could we take the N different inconsistent versions of ourselves that we project in the real world (all the time lying to those we project to that yes, they're seeing the genuine article), XML-encode them and set them in concrete online?


| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| AbstractTextConnection |
Base class for Text/CSV connections.
|
| ConsoleAdapters |
Pre Java SE 6 adapters for
System.in and System.out |
| Driver |
Represents a Text file driver.
|
| TextConnection |
Represents a connection to a Text file.
|
| TextConnectionParameters |
Connection parameters for text drivers.
|
| TextScriptExecutor |
Writes a text content to the output and performs properties expansion.
|
| Exception | Description |
|---|---|
| TextProviderException |
Thrown to indicate a problem with Text file processing.
|
Text driver does depends on additional libraries and is generally faster than CSV or Velocity driver.
Note: The driver doesn't use SQL syntax
| Driver class: | scriptella.driver.text.Driver |
| URL: | Text file URL. URIs are resolved relative to a script file directory.
If url has no value the output is read from/printed to the console (System.out). |
| Runtime dependencies: | None |
| Name | Description | Required |
|---|---|---|
| encoding | Specifies charset encoding of Text files. | No, the system default encoding is used. |
| eol | End-Of-Line suffix. Only valid for <script> elements. |
No, the default value is \n . |
| trim | Value of true specifies that the leading and trailing
whitespaces in text file lines should be omitted.
| No, the default value is true . |
| flush | Value of true specifies that the outputted content should flushed immediately when
the <script> element completes.
| No, the default value is false . |
| skip_lines | The number of lines to skip before start reading. | No, the default value is 0 (no lines are skipped). |
| null_string | Specifies string token to represent Java null literal.
When querying a text file, regex group equal to null_string is returned as Java null. Specify an empty string ( |
No, by default strings are preserved, i.e. empty strings are not converted to nulls and null variables references are not expanded in the output, i.e. ${nullvalue}. |
If a line or a part of it matches the pattern this match produces a virtual row in a result set.
The column names in a virtual result set correspond to matched regex group names.
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matches foobar
line and the produced
result set row contains two columns(groups): 0-foobar, 1-bar. These columns
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Self Transcendence 24 hour
Tooting Bec ENG
Race Winners
(56 runnings, 45 runnings as an ultramarathon)
227.905 208.344 234.813 243.238 06
Oct 2007
14
Oct 2006
08
Oct 2005
09
Oct 2004
11
Oct 2003
2001-2002 07
Oct 2000
09
Oct 1999
10
Oct 1998
11
Oct 1997
12 Oct 1996
14 Oct 1995
22
Oct 1994
16
Oct 1993
25
Oct 1992
26
Oct 1991
27
Oct 1990
18
Nov 1989
1985-1988 1983 1980 1975
14 Oct 1967 1958
Notes: 1952 was the inaugural year. The time limit distances are in kilometers.
The 1952-53 races were held at Motspur Park in London, the 1954-57,
1959-66,1968-69,and 1972-74 races were held at the Stampound Lane track in
Walton-on-Thames; the 1970, 1976-79 and 1984 races were held at the Crystal
Palace in London; the 1971 race was held in Uxbridge; the
1989-1990 races were held at New River Stadium in Wood Green; the 1981-82 and 1991 races were
held at Copthall Stadium in Barnet; the 1992 race was held at Kingsmeadow
Stadium in Kingston; all subsequent races have been held at Tooting Bec Stadium
in Tooting. All venues are in the London area. Races thru 1984 were
conducted by the Road Runners Club (of England); subsequent races have been
conducted by the Sri Chinmoy organization but utilizing many of the same
personnel.
16 Sep
2017
24 hr
259.405
Norbet Mihalik (HUN)
236.802
Therese Falk (NOR)
17 Sep
2016
24 hr
258.110
James Stewart (SCO)
(nc)
186.559
Ann Bath-2
(nc)
19 Sep
2015
24 hr
211.355
Simon Smith (ENG)
230.088
Beth Pascall (ENG)
20 Sep
2014
24 hr
205.731
Michal Masnik (SLO)
233.018
Fionna Cameron-2
21 Sep
2013
24 hr
248.079
Marco Consani (GBR)
216.624
Fionna Cameron (SCO)
22 Sep
2012
24 hr
217.847
Kevin Doyle (ENG)
195.030
Helen James (ENG)
17 Sep
2011
24 hr
Peter vanWinjngaarden (NED)
165.958
Ann Bath (SCO)
26 Sep
2010
24 hr
Reimar Hartikainen (SWE)
167.848
Monique Hollinshead (ENG)
17 Oct
2009
24 hr
Richard Quennell (ENG)
188.859
Aileen Scott (SCO)
18 Oct
2008
24 hr
Chris Finill-2
211.986
Vicky Skelton (ENG)
24 hr
236.889
John Pares-2
212.226
Sharon Gayter-4
24 hr
230.542
John Pares (WAL)
205.460
Torill Fonn-Hartikainen (SWE)
24 hr
220.942
Chris Finill (ENG)
199.248
Sandra Brown-7
24 hr
214.755
Ken Fancett (ENG)
169.280
Jill Green (ENG)
24 hr
189.163
Don Ritchie-4
179.842
Sandra Brown-6
---
not held
---
not held
24 hr
202.015
Phil Adams (WAL)
162.800
Sandra Brown-5
24 hr
214.714
Tarit Adrian Stott (SCO)
201.624
Sharon Gayter-3
24 hr
226.934
Walter Hill (ENG)
183.781
Sandra Brown-4
24 hr
242.981
Jaroslav Kocourek (CZE)
193.448
Sharon Gayter-2
24 hr
202.549
William Sichel (SCO)
178.373
Christine Gray (SCO)
24 hr
213.133
Mike Aris (ENG)
199.278
Sandra Brown-3
24 hr
236.861
Don Ritchie-3
204.674
Sharon Gayter (ENG)
24 hr
222.268
Alan Young (ENG)
215.058
Sandra Brown-2
24 hr
217.755
Dave Wallace-2
209.127
Sandra Brown (ENG)
24 hr
268.251
Don Ritchie-2
178.000
Doina Nugent (IRL)
24 hr
239.765
Dave Cooper (ENG)
180.405
Jaroslava Karpiskova (CZE)
24 hr
237.981
Dave Wallace (ENG)
230.458
Hilary Walker (ENG)
---
not held
18
Nov 1984
100 km
7:47:07
Bob Emmerson (GBR)
---
not held
16
Oct 1982
100 km
7:07:21.4
Peter Sugden (GBR)
10
Oct 1981
24 hr
263.466
Mark Pickard (ENG)
---
not held
27
Oct 1979
24 hr
247.275
Dave Jones (GBR)
28
Oct 1978
100 km
6:10:20
Don Ritchie (SCO)
15
Oct 1977
24 hr
251.459
Tom Roden (GBR)
06 Nov
1976
100 km
6:43:59
Tom O'Reilly (GBR)
---
not held
02 Nov
1974
30 mi
2:44:47
Michael Molloy (IRL)
03 Nov
1973
24 hr
259.603
Ron Bentley-2
14
Oct 1972
20 mi
1:40:50.0
James Alder-4
23
Oct 1971
100 mi
12:37:55
Ron Bentley (GBR)
05 Sep
1970
30 km
1:31:30.4
James Alder-3
26
Oct 1969
100 mi
12:31:10
John Tarrant (ENG)
19
Oct 1968
25 mi
2:10:48
Eric John Austin (ENG)
1 hr
19.985
James Alder-2
14 Oct
1966
50 mi
5:12:40
Alan Phillips (GBR)
16 Oct
1965
30 km
1:32:34.6
Tim Johnston (ENG)
17 Oct
1964
2 hr
37.994
James Alder (SCO)
19 Oct
1963
30 mi
2:48:08
Fred Howe (GBR)
20 Oct
1962
1 hr
19.485
Gerald North (ENG)
21 Oct
1961
25 km
1:18:37
Brian Kilby (ENG)
22 Oct
1960
6 hr
84.701
Don Turner (GBR)
17 Oct
1959
25 km
1:21:16.6
Charlie Dabbs
---
not held
19 Oct
1957
50 mi
5:16:07
Gerald Walsh (RSA)
20 Oct
1956
3 hr
50.691
Arthir Keily (ENG)
22 Oct
1955
2 hr
35.787
Joe Lancaster (GBR)
23 Oct
1954
15 mi
1:19:19.4
John Stone (GBR)
20 Nov
1953
24 hr
256.400
Wally Hayward (RSA)
13 Dec
1952
50 mi
5:30:22
Derek Reynolds (GBR)
(nc) => British championship
Most Wins (1952-date)
Men 4
James Alder (SCO)
1964,1967,1970,1972
Don Ritchie (SCO)
1978,1991,1994,2003
Women
7
Sandra Brown (GBR)
1992-93,1995,1998,2000,2003,2005
Prize Money
No information on prize money has been received for this race.
Race Time Bias
Insufficient data to calculate the race time bias.
Competitive Level
Insufficient data to calculate the competitive level.
Quality Performances
Men >265 km 1 >260 km 1 Women >230 km 4
Last Updated on 01 Oct 2017
Contributors: Andy Milroy (50), Mick McGeoch (18), Juraj Gasparovic (20), Thierry Lefeuvre (5), Klaas Loonstra (10)