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| Marking () | |
| virtual | ~Marking () |
| virtual void | marshal (DataStream &dataStream) const |
| virtual void | unmarshal (DataStream &dataStream) |
| unsigned char | getCharacterSet () const |
| void | setCharacterSet (unsigned char pX) |
| char * | getCharacters () |
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| void | setCharacters (const char *pX) |
| void | setByStringCharacters (const char *pX) |
| virtual int | getMarshalledSize () const |
| bool | operator== (const Marking &rhs) const |
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| unsigned char | _characterSet |
| char | _characters [11] |
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| Marking::Marking | ( | ) |
| Marking::~Marking | ( | ) | [virtual] |
| const char * Marking::getCharacters | ( | ) | const |
| char * Marking::getCharacters | ( | ) |
| unsigned char Marking::getCharacterSet | ( | ) | const |
| int Marking::getMarshalledSize | ( | ) | const [virtual] |
| void Marking::marshal | ( | DataStream & | dataStream | ) | const [virtual] |
| bool Marking::operator== | ( | const Marking & | rhs | ) | const |
| void Marking::setByStringCharacters | ( | const char * | pX | ) |
| void Marking::setCharacters | ( | const char * | pX | ) |
| void Marking::setCharacterSet | ( | unsigned char | pX | ) |
| void Marking::unmarshal | ( | DataStream & | dataStream | ) | [virtual] |
char DIS::Marking::_characters[11] [protected] |
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unsigned char DIS::Marking::_characterSet [protected] |
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In recent years, Katz has developed a close relationship with the fashion industry, which in turn has helped him getting more media exposure. He modeled for a J. Crew campaign back in 2009, and collaborated with the Swedish fast-fashion brand H&M in 2016 to launch a design collection. Fashion magazines such as Harper’s Bazaar and Vogue have featured his works in photoshoots and conducted interviews with the artist as well. In 2017 and 2018, Katz has been featured in numerous interviews with influential media agencies— The New Yorker, New York Times, The Guardian, Financial Times, to name a few—partly in anticipation for his newly published book Looking at Art with Alex Katz, as well as for promoting his galleries shows of the two most recent series, Coca-Cola Girls and Calvin Klein Girls. The increase in media coverage of Alex Katz in the past two years (may) have a positive impact on his art market performance.


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Kim Kardashian breaks silence on Caitlyn Jenner's I'm A Celebrity stint
Caitlyn is one of 12 campmates on the ITV1 reality show, which also features Ian Wright, James Haskell and Jacqueline Jossa
by James Rodger, https://www.facebook.com/jamesrodgerjournalistKim Kardashian has finally spoken out over Caitlyn Jenner's stint in I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here!
Jenner’s daughters Kylie and Kendall are still ignoring I’m A Celeb as they fail to show support.
Caitlyn is one of 12 campmates on the ITV1 reality show, which also features Ian Wright, James Haskell and Jacqueline Jossa.
The star is being paid £500,000 to appear on the series, which is hosted by Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly.
None of Caitlyn's family have publicly discussed or supported her during her time on the ITV show - until now.
Kim Kardashian has shared a clip of the Olympic gold medal-winning decathlete, telling her 62.4m followers on Twitter: "I literally recorded this and set this as my alarm a few weeks ago!" in response to a tweet from the official I'm A Celebirty...account.
Caitlyn is captured waking up the rest of the camp and impersonates her daughter Kylie's viral 'Rise and Shine' video.
One follower replied to Kim's post: "At last the whole of the uk were wondering if poor Caitlyn was going to have any family support. The uk love her in I’m a celeb" while another said: "We have all been waiting for a Kardashian tweet about #ImACelebrity2019".
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The recursive call drop the left most character after concatenating it to the left of the string.


Redundancy payment is money employees are entitled to when they lose their job through redundancy.
Employers must pay employees when they are made redundant, uness their contract says something different.
If you have been an employee at the same place for two years or more • That can include time off for parental leave or sick leave • And swapping jobs in the same firm • It’s fine if you’ve been part-time too • But it cannot include any time you’ve spent training
If you’re a... • Casual worker, like a ‘zero hour’ contractor, a freelancer, or anyone who isn’t an official employee, paying tax at source • Former registered dock worder or share fisherman • Crown servant or member of the armed forces or police services • An apprentice who’s still training • A domestic servant who is a member of the employer’s immediate family
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To work out what you’ll get yourself, use the government’s redundancy pay calculator, on the government website.
Top tip: Always check your contract. It might say something different. If you’re not sure, ask the person who employed you for a copy.
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Called when channel attributes have changed.
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onMemberChange(Member member)
Called when a Member is changed in the channel the current user is subscribed to.
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SWAT team search for 'active gunman' after 'Walmart shooting'
The shooting reportedly took place in Kerrville, Texas, earlier today. Heavily-armed police have been pictured outside the Walmart supermarket and the employees at the store have been evacuated
by Matthew Dresch, https://www.mirror.co.uk/authors/matthew-dresch/Heavily-armed police are searching a Walmart for an 'active gunman' after a shooting outside the supermarket, reports say.
The shooting took place in Kerrville, Texas, US, earlier today, according to The Kerrville Daily Times.
Walmart employees told the newspaper the shooting happened outside the store.
Police have cordoned off the scene and SWAT marksmen are currently clearing the building.
It is not yet clear whether anyone has been injured in the incident.
It comes two days after a shooting at a garden party in Fresno, California.
Gunmen reportedly crept into the backyard and opened fire on a crowd of people watching American football on TV.
Police described the situation in Fresno, California, as a 'mass casualty shooting'.
Four men, aged between 25 and 30, were killed. Three of the victims were found dead in the garden when police arrived.
Officers were called to the scene of the shooting at 6pm local time on Sunday, with gunshot victims rushed to Community Regional Medical Center in critical condition, it was reported.


CAPTAIN CORELLI'S MANDOLIN A film review by Annette Cardwell Copyright 2001 filmcritic.com
Captain Corelli's Mandolin is one of those films that most people can't in good conscience say they hate. In the tradition of films like Waking Ned Devine and Cinema Paradiso, it's a sweet but flawed wartime romance with enough gorgeous scenery and quaint villagers to choke a horse. It innocuously celebrates the triumph of true love, exalts the rise of an everyman hero, toasts art's ability to eclipse the horrors of life, and at times is even a visual feast (Miramax should charge the Greek tourist board royalties).
Adapted from the best-selling novel by Louis de Bernieres, the story begins in 1941. Dr. Iannis (John Hurt) and his lovely daughter Pelagia (Penélope Cruz) live on the idyllic Greek isle of Cephallonia, where Pelagia is betrothed to fisherman Mandras (Christian Bale) who's eager to prove his mettle in the growing war in Europe. He goes off to fight for Greece against the Italians; in the meantime, the Italians invade his home island. But these Italians aren't scary, Mussolini types; they're jolly, good-natured and even kind. According to them, Italians are best at "eating, singing, and making love," which the filmmakers set out to prove to no end in this movie. Let's put it this way: Puccini gets some serious screen time.
When the opera-crooning Captain Corelli (Nicholas Cage) -- beloved mandolin in hand -- is placed in Dr. Iannis' home as a boarder, he and Pelagia fall in love. All seems wonderful, especially when word arrives that Mussolini has surrendered to the Allies. The Italians are ready to go home, but in handing over their arms to the still-fighting Germans, some of the fun-loving Italians get shot. Soon, Corelli and his men are working with the resistance to help liberate the island and avenge their brothers' deaths. But, can these few men defeat a huge Nazi onslaught? Can true love prevail?
Don't be so certain of the answer, but don't expect miracles either. Films about love and war should have pathos and grit, and Corelli's gives us smatterings of each. Unfortunately, those glimmers are smothered by incredulously bad, syrupy dialogue ("I feel I could've watched you forever.") and ludicrous -- almost comic -- accents. The performances are all passable, but Americans and Brits posing as Italians and Greeks can be too much to bear at times. Cage seems to channeling a toned-down Roberto Benigni, exclaiming "Bella bambina!" every time he catches sight of Cruz. And Christian Bale as a swarthy Greek revolutionary? That casting decision is pure comedy.
While it's not remotely as bad as Pearl Harbor, the war here is basically a nice device to teach us the important lesson of acceptance. We're all not so different (well, except maybe the Nazis, but everyone hates them, right?). Greeks, Italians, and Germans can remarkably understand each other... in their accented English, of course, and these cultural exchanges are where the film's painless platitudes come to light.
Oddly, Corelli's does provide quite a bit of gruesome battle footage and its fair share of brutal death, which gives you quite a jolt after watching an hour of bucolic harmony, Italians singing happily, lovers cooing at one another, and "Bella bambina!" It's a welcome shock back to reality.
But with the billing of "From the director of Shakespeare in Love," one would hope John Madden's follow-up would have touted the same witty, incisive and radiant dialogue as its predecessor, but this script is made of lead. Instead of clever, we're treated to cliché with a thick artsy varnish, and there's certainly a big audience for that. Too bad he couldn't get Tom Stoppard to bail him out this time.

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The purpose of this guide is to provide a reference for the formatting and style of data which is to be uploaded into the azmpdata
package. This is meant as a reference for developers and data managers, data upload should not be attempted by individual package users.
Biological and chemical data is uploaded using a standard procedure. Raw data may vary significantly in format and style, it is then massaged into azmpdata
style and format through R scripts before being finalized in exported data tables. This guide will focus on the final form and style of exported data products within the package.
The format of all package dataframes should be the same, they should be exported through the usethis::use_data()
function as dataframe objects. Each column should correspond to a single data or metadata variable (wide format data). Metadata should be included as unique columns even if that requires repetitive entries for all rows of data.
This section will mainly focus on naming conventions. For all data variable names, please ensure that there are matching entries in the look-up table ‘variable_look_up.csv’ (located in inst/extdata/lookup
).
Data variables have been named based on CF principles (https://cfconventions.org/standard-names.html). These principles dictate that variable names are verbose and descriptive, with words separated by underscores and no capitalization. This guidelines docucment (https://cfconventions.org/Data/cf-standard-names/docs/guidelines.html) is quite helpful in determining phrasing, for example using ..._at_sea_floor
to append a variable which was collected at the bottom of the water column, instead of bottom...
.
These conventions help to make variable names very clear for new and experienced users. The same tenants should be followed when naming new variables.
Metadata names have been kept fairly simple compared to data names. The same style principles are used when relevant, such as underscore separation and no capitalization. Metadata names are not appended by _name
, for example we would use station
rather than station_name
, this keeps names brief.
All of the azmpdata
datasets include quite extensive metadata in order to make the dataframes stand-alone products. This section gives some general requirements of the type of metadata which should be included if new data is added.
Occupation data is single point data which is collected on a specific day or point in time. It can be biological or physical and has requirements as follows
In some cases additional metadata will be required depending on the variable sampled
Weekly data is often from remote sensing and may be an average of parameters over a given week. It has requirements as follows
Monthly data is often derived and presents an average of data over a given month. It can be physical or biological and has requirements as follows
This section focuses on how metadata is presented.
year is given as a four digit numeric value
month is given as a numeric value (where 1 is January and 12 is December)
week is given as numeric, the number of weeks elapsed in the given month
day is given as numeric, the number of days elapsed in the given month
season is given as a character value, describing the Northern Hemisphere season (fall, winter, spring or summer)
station, section, or area is given as character value, typically representing the short name for a given location. Care should be taken to ensure that any names used in the datasets are also represented in the spatial data included with the multivaR
package so that users are able to find definitions for the areas included. AZMP transects are represented by acronyms, for example Halifax line is written as HL, Brown’s Bank line is BBL. Stations along each of these lines are numbered and written without any dashes, underscores or leading zeros (e.g. HL2, BBL7, P5).
sample_id is currently given as a combination of original data sample_id, appended (with an underscore) by the cruise_id
. This ensures that there is no duplication of sample_id
’s between cruises, which is a problem in other databases. The format is cruiseid_sampleid
.
event_id is given as numeric
cruise_id is given as the numeric cruise identifier from BioChem and is typically (although not always) in the format YYYY######
(Note the nineties are an exception where cruise_id
’s are formatted YY######
). Where the last six digits are a unique numeric sequence to identify the cruise.


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Python - A general purpose language
- Multi paradigm support
- Dynamic type system
- Everything in Python is an Object
- Python Byte Code
Other Language features
- Very readable code ( Like pseudo code )
- Indentation
- Duck typing
- Meta Programming
Difference from other similar Languages
- Programmers are forced to write readable and good code
- Rich set of standard library
- Availability of 3'rd party packages, and Frameworks
- Maintainability
Scope of Python Language.
- A good prototype language
- Productivity, Maintainability makes python suitable for startups.
- Speed of the Language is more than enough for most of the use cases.
- Scipy,Numpy, Math libraries and similar packages make it ideal platform for researchers and students
- Desktop Application development (WxPython, PyQt) - Dropbox using python for their client development
Python in Real life
- Companies like Google, NASA, Dropbox, Disqus, etc.
- Startups
- Without any much work, Python is suitable to meet requirements of Small and Medium Business needs
- Researchers, Data Scientists, Students
- Lot of companies using Python as a glue language and testing framework.
Performance and Language Speed.
Is it really matters ?
No. Python has enough speed to meet Most of the uses cases.
But if we need better performance, what we will do ?
- Know more about language, and use standard libraries available to improve the performance. eg; itertools, operator, etc.
- Use Multi Processor package. The Threading module is not much useful.
- Based on the application ( Web based or others ), pick good set of tools. eg; Database, Caching system, etc.
But if we need better performance, what we will do ?
- Asynchronous libraries - Twisted, Tornado, Gevent, etc.
- Pypy -- A good step towards JIT compiled Python Bytecode
- Use Python C-APIs and write code in C and use it with python
- There are several tools available to write code in Python and generate its C code. eg; Cython.
Python-3.x is not 100% compatible with Python-2.x
- Small Changes in the Language syntax.
- eg;
print
is a statement in python-2.x, but in python-3.x it's a normal build-in function.
on Python-2.x print "Hello World"
on Python-3.x print("Hello World")
Python-3.x is not 100% compatible with Python-2.x
- Lot of memory optimization for different operations like, file read, dict - keys(), values() functions etc. are by default returns an iterator
- No need to worry, obviously the changes and optimizations makes python-3.x better than python-2.x.
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Python-2.7.x in cooperate lot of python3 features to make the migration easy. So the beginners can start from python-2.7.x.
Summary
- Learn to program well, and understand the OS as much as possible
- Python-3.x support is now available for main packages like Django, NumPy, ScyPy, and lot of other 3'rd party packages.
- Lot of startups are interested in Python.


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In this blog, I'll try to give a high-level overview of STM - Short-Term Memory, a technique used to maintain conversational context in NLPCraft. Maintaining the proper conversation context - remembering what the current conversation is about - is essential for all human interaction and thus essential for computer-based natural language understanding. To my knowledge, NLPCraft provides one of the most advanced implementations of STM, especially considering how tightly it is integrated with NLPCraft's unique intent-based matching (Google's DialogFlow is very similar yet).
Let's dive in.
One of the key objectives when parsing user input sentence for Natural Language Understanding (NLU) is to detect all possible semantic entities, a.k.a named entities. Let's consider a few examples:
"What's the current weather in Tokyo?"
weather
as well as all necessary parameters
like time (current
) and location (Tokyo
).
"What about Tokyo?"
"What's the weather?"
Sometimes we can use default values like the current user's location and the current time (if they are missing). However, this can lead to the wrong interpretation if the conversation has an existing context.
In real life, as well as in NLP-based systems, we always try to start a conversation with a fully defined sentence since without a context the missing information cannot be obtained and the sentenced cannot be interpreted.
Let's take a closer look at the named entities from the above examples:
weather
- this is an indicator of the subject of the conversation. Note that it indicates
the type of question rather than being an entity with multiple possible values.
current
- this is an entity of type Date
with the value of now
.
Tokyo
- this is an entity of type Location
with two values:
city
- type of the location.Tokyo, Japan
- normalized name of the location.We have two distinct classes of entities:
weather
is the
type indicator for the subject of the user input.
current
and Tokyo
entities.
Note that NLPCraft provides support for wide variety of named entities (with all built-in ones being properly normalized) including integrations with spaCy, Stanford CoreNLP, OpenNLP and Google Natural Language.
Assuming previously asked questions about the weather in Tokyo (in the span of the ongoing conversation) one could presumably ask the following questions using a shorter, incomplete, form:
"What about Kyoto?
"What about tomorrow?"
Kyoto
as the location since it was mentioned the last.
These are incomplete sentences. This type of short-hands cannot be interpreted without prior context (neither by humans or by machines) since by themselves they are missing necessary information. In the context of the conversation, however, these incomplete sentences work. We can simply provide one or two entities and rely on the "listener" to recall the rest of missing information from a short-term memory, a.k.a conversation context.
In NLPCraft, the intent-matching logic will automatically try to find missing information in the conversation context (that is automatically maintained). Moreover, it will properly treat such recalled information during weighted intent matching since it naturally has less "weight" than something that was found explicitly in the user input.
The short-term memory is exactly that... a memory that keeps only small amount of recently used information and that evicts its contents after a short period of inactivity.
Let's look at the example from a real life. If you would call your friend in a couple of hours asking "What about a day after?"
(still talking about weather in Kyoto) - he'll likely be thoroughly confused. The conversation is timed out, and
your friend has lost (forgotten) its context. You will have to explain again to your confused friend what is that you are asking about...
NLPCraft has a simple rule that 5 minutes pause in conversation leads to the conversation context reset. However, what happens if we switch the topic before this timeout elapsed?
Resetting the context by the timeout is, obviously, not a hard thing to do. What can be trickier is to detect when conversation topic is switched and the previous context needs to be forgotten to avoid very confusing interpretation errors. It is uncanny how humans can detect such switch with seemingly no effort, and yet automating this task by the computer is anything but effortless...
Let's continue our weather-related conversation. All of a sudden, we ask about something completely different:
"How much mocha latter at Starbucks?"
"What about Peet's?"
"...and croissant?"
Despite somewhat obvious logic the implementation of context switch is not an exact science. Sometimes, you can have a "soft" context switch where you don't change the topic of the conversation 100% but yet sufficiently enough to forget at least some parts of the previously collected context. NLPCraft has a built-in algorithm to detect the hard switch in the conversation. It also exposes API to perform a selective reset on the conversation in case of "soft" switch.
As we've seen above one named entity can replace or override an older entity in the STM, e.g. "Peet's"
replaced "Starbucks"
in our previous questions. The actual algorithm that governs this logic is one
of the most important part of STM implementation. In human conversations we perform this logic seemingly
subconsciously — but the computer algorithm to do it is not that trivial. Let's see how it is done in NLPCraft.
One of the important supporting design decision is that an entity can belong to one or more groups. You can think of groups as types, or classes of entities (to be mathematically precise these are the categories). The entity's membership in such groups is what drives the rule of overriding.
Let's look at the specific example.
Consider a data model that defined 3 entities:
"sell"
(with synonym "sales"
)
"buy"
(with synonym "purchase"
)
"best_employee"
(with synonyms like "best"
, "best employee"
, "best colleague"
)
Our task is to support for following conversation:
"Give me the sales data"
"sell"
entity by its synonym "sales"
.
"Who was the best?"
"best_employee"
and we should pick "sell"
entity from the STM.
"OK, give me the purchasing report now."
"best_employee"
entity from STM and, in fact, we should remove it from STM.
"...and who's the best there?"
"best_employee"
entity and we should pick "buy"
entity from STM.
"One more time - show me the general purchasing data again"
"best_employee"
from STM.
Here's the rule we developed at NLPCraft and have been successfully using in various models:
The entity will override other entity or entities in STM that belong to the same group set or its superset.
In other words, an entity with a smaller group set (more specific one) will override entity with the same
or larger group set (more generic one).
Let's consider an entity that belongs to the following groups: {G1, G2, G3}
. This entity:
{G1, G2, G3}
groups (same set).
{G1, G2, G3, G4}
groups (superset).
{G1, G2}
groups.
{G10, G20}
groups.
Let's come back to our sell/buy/best example. To interpret the questions we've outlined above we need to have the following 4 intents:
id=sale term={# == 'sale'}
id=best_sale_person term={# == 'sale'} term={# == best_employee}
id=buy term={# == 'buy'}
id=buy_best_person term={# == 'buy'} term={# == best_employee}
(this is actual Intent Definition Language (IDL) used by NLPCraft -
term
here is basically what's often referred to as a slot in other systems).
We also need to properly configure groups for our entities (names of the groups are arbitrary):
"sell"
belongs to group A"buy"
belongs to group B"best_employee"
belongs to groups A and BLet’s run through our example again with this configuration:
"Give me the sales data"
"sell"
entity with group A in STM."Who was the best?"
"best_employee"
entity."OK, give me the purchasing report now."
"buy"
entity with group A."buy"
entity with group A in STM.And so on... easy, huh 😇 In fact, the logic is indeed relatively straightforward. It also follows common sense where the logic produced by this rule matches the expected human behavior.
In some cases you may need to explicitly clear the conversation STM without relying on algorithmic behavior. It happens when current and new topic of the conversation share some of the same entities. Although at first it sounds counter-intuitive there are many examples of that in day to day life.
Let’s look at this sample conversation:
"What the weather in Tokyo?"
"Let’s do New York after all then!"
The second question was about going to New York (booking tickets, etc.). In real life - your counterpart will likely ask what you mean by "doing New York after all" and you’ll have to explain the abrupt change in the topic. You can avoid this confusion by simply saying: "Enough about weather! Let’s talk about this weekend plans" - after which the second question becomes clear. That sentence is an explicit context switch which you can also detect in the NLPCraft model.
In NLPCraft you can also explicitly reset conversation context through API or by switching the model on the request.
Let’s collect all our thoughts on STM into a few bullet points:
It is uncanny how properly implemented STM can make conversational interface feel like a normal human conversation. It allows to minimize the amount of parasitic dialogs and Q&A driven interfaces without unnecessarily complicating the implementation of such systems.


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And they divided not till after knowledge had come to them, through selfish transgression between themselves. And had it not been for a Word that went forth before from your Lord for an appointed term, the matter would have been settled between them. And verily, those who were made to inherit the Scripture [i.e. the Taurah (Torah) and the Injeel (Gospel)] after them (i.e. Jews and Christians) are in grave doubt concerning it (i.e. Allah's true religion Islam or the Qur'an). |
| 042:014 Maulana | : |
And they were not divided until after knowledge had come to them, out of envy among themselves. And had not a word gone forth from thy Lord for an appointed term, the matter would surely have been judged between them. And those who were made to inherit the Book after them are surely in disquieting doubt about it. |
| 042:014 Pickthal | : |
And they were not divided until after the knowledge came unto them, through rivalry among themselves; and had it not been for a Word that had already gone forth from thy Lord for an appointed term, it surely had been judged between them. And those who were made to inherit the Scripture after them are verily in hopeless doubt concerning it. |
| 042:014 Rashad | : |
Ironically, they broke up into sects only after the knowledge had come to them, due to jealousy and resentment among themselves. If it were not for a predetermined decision from your Lord to respite them for a definite interim, they would have been judged immediately. Indeed, the later generations who inherited the scripture are full of doubts. |
| 042:014 Sarwar | : |
Only after receiving the knowledge did people divide themselves into different groups because of rebellion among themselves. Had it not been for your Lord's giving them respite for an appointed time, He would certainly have settled their differences once and for all. Those who inherited the Book, from their quarrelsome predecessors, also have doubts and suspicions about it. |
| 042:014 Shakir | : |
And they did not become divided until after knowledge had come to them out of envy among themselves; and had not a word gone forth from your Lord till an appointed term, certainly judgment would have been given between them; and those who were made to inherit the Book after them are most surely in disquieting doubt concerning it. |
| 042:014 Sherali | : |
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| 042:014 Yusufali | : |
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The COMPET's objective is to enlarge the student's knowledges in the course, through research, teaching and extension. During my stay, i participated in many technology events, whether as participant, panelist or even organizer. Besides, i participated and lectured many mini-courses. This experience provided me a contact with the Scrum methodology, wich is used in the group.
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The latin american free software installation festival (FLISoL) happens yearly througout all Latin America meaning to motivate the usage of free software, as well as disseminate knowledge about those. The 15ª edition of this event, at Belo Horizonte, was hosted by CEFET-MG. I had the privilege of being the organizer of this festival, leading a team with 13 people(COMPET members). We prepared an event with over 30 workshops, kids playground, robotics workshops, an InstallFest, a programming marathon, and a closing with the participation of the college band! All that for a target audience of 500 people! The preparation envolved the creation and maintaining of the event at an online tool called Sympla, disclosure material creation, sponsorship searching, making thematic t-shirts and stickers, panelist searching, reservation of rooms and spaces at the campus, and sooo much more! All that wouldn't be possible without the commitment and cooperation of the whole team! We even got a post at CEFET-MG news blog!
I collaborated in the development and publishing of the SignWeaver app in the PlayStore. This app is meant to contain terminological dictionaries in LIBRAS (Brazilian Sign Language), to the areas of science, technology, engineering and math, given that the nonexistence of terms in these areas hinders the learning process of deaf students, specially at college.
Click the android above to download the app!
I worked as an administrative assistant, making and managing Excel sheets for stock management, as well as graphs for annual and semesters reports.
Honored as spotlight student of my class.
On my free time, i like to learn about new technologies. Because of that, i have knowledge of the Unix-based operating systems, Git, sheets and graphs management with Google Sheets, data analysis with Google Data Studio, Latex for text writing and slideshows, a small knowledge of image editing with Photoshop, etc.
I love watching movies of the most diverse genders! I like Disney animations like King Lion, DC comics animations like The Death of Superman (2018), and even the oldest James Bond movies. I also like SciFi movies, like Star Wars, Interestellar, Predator, and else!
Before college, my great passion was to swim! For a long time i contested for the club where i trained, and i won a lot of medals! I still love this sport, but i currently only swim for fun.
Whether with Rubik's cubes, 3D puzzles, 2D puzzles, or even crosswords, it's always good to exercise the mind with some challenges!
For starters, Batman is the best superhero. And that's because he has no superpowers, and with his effort and determination he has beaten even the strongest kryptonian!
Secondly, i love watching TV shows like Vikings, Game of Thrones, Narcos, The Walking Dead, The Big Bang Theory, etc...
I also have a great time playing a good n' old table RPG or card games such as MTG or Coup with my friends!
And to wrap it up, my nerdy films baggage is pretty neat: Star Wars, Star Trek, Lord of The Rings, The Hobbit, Harry Potter, Back to the Future, Ghostbusters, Matrix, Zombieland, Terminator, DCU and MCU movies, and so on... And i always like to watch them in english, and if i can, without subtitles (or with english subtitles), to practice!
Ever since i was little, i was a big videogame lover.  Nowadays, my favorite games are the God of War, Red Dead Redemption, Call of Duty, Battlefield, The Witcher, The Elder Scrolls, Assassins Creed, Batman Arkham and BioShock franchises. And other than console gaming, i play Clash Royale on the mobile, and League of Legends on the pc.
Born in a family of musicians, i learned quite early to play the guitar, and im passionate for good music. Voluntarily, i participate on the praise ministry at the church i attend to, playing the guitar and singing.
Below you can read a few essays that i wrote! (Unfortunately, these are all in portuguese 😅)


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This pile contains classes that can be used to describe the structure of a database.
The idea derives from a CodeProject article that features a way to Generate SQL Database Schema from XML.
The code that is capable to generate an in-memory representation using structures defined by this pile from various sources is grouped in another pile: []().
The code that exports the structure to various other formats is grouped in yet another pile: []().
A Python script (pileschema.py
) is provided that can generate content based on an input .xml file. The structure of the .xml, default options and explanations are part of PileSchema.xsd
schema file.
The script will accept a command and various options:
PileSchema.xsd
;The script depends on lxml
that can be installed using pip
. An additional python module (pile_schema_loader.py
) is generated from PileSchema.xsd
by generateDS and contains a Python parser for the file:
python generateDS.py --no-questions -f -o pile_schema_loader.py PileSchema.xsd
This module is then used by pileschema.py
to do its chores.
A set of default templates are provided in qt-templates
directory. Please note that lupdate.exe
will crash if it encounters a .h or .cc file that has variables in it. This is why the template files all have the .template
extension. The name of the template files are hard-coded into pileschema.py
but that may change in the future.


The internet is a world-wide network of computers linked together by telephone wires, satellite links and other means. For simplicity's sake we will say that all computers on the internet can be divided into two categories: servers and browsers.
Servers are specialised computers which store information, share information with other servers, and make this information available to the general public.
Browsers are what people use to access the World Wide Web from any standard computer.
When you connect your computer to the internet, you are connecting to a special type of server which is provided and operated by your Internet Service Provider (ISP). The job of this "ISP Server" is to provide the link between your browser and the rest of the internet.
All the computers on the net that are connected should have a unique address. This unique address is called IP address. In order one computer talk to another one they have to know each others IP address. Aside from that all the text on computer needs to be translated to to zeros and ones. That is done by the protocal stack.


Me
If you wish to contact me, feel free to email me at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>I can be found in many of the popular web 2.0 sites, often using the nickname phantas.
If you wish to contact me, feel free to email me at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>I can be found in many of the popular web 2.0 sites, often using the nickname phantas.


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TMCreateProgramJob Code Example
long session_handle;
unsigned char state_buffer[15360];
short result;
/* session_handle set from a call to TMExtendedStartSession */
...
/* get the unique registration number of the device to communicate with using TMFirst,TMNext,TMRom... */
...
/* create a program job because the device is an EPROM
and a write operation is desired */
result = TMCreateProgramJob(session_handle, state_buffer);
if (result == 1)
{
/* TMProgramJob is create, now ready for a write operation
and then calls to TMDoProgramJob */
...
}
else
{
/* error creating TMProgramJob */
...
}
/* close the session with a call to TMEndSession */
...


To set up a Direct Debit online, you must confirm that you are:
- using your own bank account
- the only person required to authorise debits on this account
If you cannot confirm this and need to contact us
You will need your reference number. This is in the top left-hand corner of your Penalty Charge Notice letter.
For prescriptions
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Telephone: 0300 330 9291 (this call will be charged at a local rate). Lines are available Monday to Friday from 8am to 6pm and Saturday from 9am to 3pm.
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Email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>For dental treatment
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Telephone: 0300 330 1293 (this call will be charged at a local rate). Lines are available Monday to Friday from 8am to 6pm and Saturday from 9am to 3pm.
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Email: nhsbsa.decs@nhsbsa.nhs.uk


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Instructions:-
- GSTIN is mandatory for all customers unless they are specifically exempt from paying GST (like rice and pulse traders)
- Please use the exact legal name of the customer on which GSTIN has been issued
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- schedule - Variable in class RabbitsGrassSimulationModel
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- setBirthThreshold(int) - Method in class RabbitsGrassSimulationModel
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Set the new value for the energy at which rabbits reproduce
- setEnergy(int) - Method in class RabbitsGrassSimulationAgent
-
Set the amount of energy to the agent
- setGrassGrowthRate(int) - Method in class RabbitsGrassSimulationModel
-
Set the new value for the grass growth rate
- setGridSize(int) - Method in class RabbitsGrassSimulationModel
-
Set the size of the space in the model
- setNumInitGrass(int) - Method in class RabbitsGrassSimulationModel
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Set the new value for the total amount of grass to be used when
initializing the simulation
- setNumInitRabbits(int) - Method in class RabbitsGrassSimulationModel
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Set the parameter indicating the initial number of rabbits for this
model.
- setRabbitEnergyInit(int) - Method in class RabbitsGrassSimulationModel
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Set the new value for the initial energy of the rabbit to be used when
initializing the simulation
- setRabbitGrassSimulationSpace(RabbitsGrassSimulationSpace) - Method in class RabbitsGrassSimulationAgent
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Set this agent's pointer to the space object
in which it resides.
- setRabbitImg(BufferedImage) - Static method in class RabbitsGrassSimulationAgent
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Set the visual representation of the agents.
- setup() - Method in class RabbitsGrassSimulationModel
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Tear down any existing pieces of the model and
prepare for a new run.
- setVxVy() - Method in class RabbitsGrassSimulationAgent
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Set this agent's velocity in the X and Y direction
Actually chooses a new velocity randomly; velocity
will be one of the 8 possible variations where
X and Y are -1, 0, or 1 and Y but both are not zero
- setXY(int, int) - Method in class RabbitsGrassSimulationAgent
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Set a new X and Y position for the agent.
- spreadGrass(int) - Method in class RabbitsGrassSimulationSpace
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Randomly distributes an amount of grass around
the landscape
- step() - Method in class RabbitsGrassSimulationAgent
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A basic 'step' for this agent- the actions it
takes when it is the agent's 'turn' in the simulation


| 2G Network |
GSM 850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900 |
| 3G Network |
HSDPA 850 / 900 / 1900 / 2100 |
| 4G Network |
LTE 700 (region specific) |
| SIM |
Mini-sim |
| Announced |
2011,September |
| Status |
Available. Released 2011, October |
BODY
|
| Dimensions |
146.9 x 83 x 9.7 mm (5.78 x 3.27 x 0.38 in) |
| Weight |
178 g (6.25 oz) |
DISPLAY
|
| Type |
Super AMOLED capacitive touchscreen, 16M colors |
| Size |
800 x 1280 pixels, 5.3 inches (~285 ppi pixel density) |
| Multitouch |
Yes |
| Protection |
Corning Gorilla Glass |
SOUND
|
| Alert Types |
Vibration; MP3, WAV ringtones |
| Loudspeaker |
Yes |
| 3.5mm Jack |
Yes |
MEMORY
|
| Card slot |
microSD, up to 32 GB, 2 GB included |
| Internal |
16/32 GB storage, 1 GB RAM |
FEATURES
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| OS |
Android OS, v2.3.5 (Gingerbread), upgradable to v4.1 (Jelly Bean) |
| Chipset |
Exynos |
| CPU |
Dual-core 1.4 GHz ARM Cortex-A9 |
| GPU |
Mali-400MP |
| Sensors |
Accelerometer, gyro, proximity, compass, barometer |
| Messaging |
SMS(threaded view), MMS, Email, Push Mail, IM, RSS |
| Browser |
HTML5 , Adobe Flash |
| Radio |
Stereo FM radio with RDS |
| GPS |
Yes, with A-GPS support and GLONASS |
| JAVA |
Yes, via Java MIDP emulator |
| Colors |
Black, White, Pink |


ListWhereBuilder allows to select subsets of a PageElementList (subsets of its managed PageElements) by modifying the list's selector using XPath modification functions.
This is a raw XPath string used as root selector for all XPath modifications performed with ListWhereBuilder. It is appended to the selector of the PageElementList handled by ListWhereBuilder.
opts parameter passed to the constructor of ListWhereBuilder
Creates a copy of ListWhereBuilder's PageElementList which manages a subset of the original list's PageElements.
Opts passed to the constructor of PageElements created via ListWhereBuilder's PageNodeStore.
A function that returns instances of a PageElements managed by ListWhereBuilder's PageElementList from the ListWhereBuilder's PageNodeStore.
Returns all PageElements manages by ListWhereBuilder's PageElementList.
Stores the root selector for all XPath modifications performed with ListWhereBuilder.
An instance of PageNodeStore used by PageNodes which are returned by ListWhereBuilder.
An instance of XPathBuilder used by ListWhereBuilder to perform XPath modifications.
Appends a plain XPath string to the currently constructed XPath expression.
the appended plain XPath string
the singleton instance of ListWhereBuilder storing the currently constructed XPath expression
Restricts the currently constructed XPath expression to elements which have an HTML attribute whose name equals the passed name.
Optionally, if also passing a value, the currently constructed XPath expression is further restricted to elements which have an HTML attribute whose name equals the passed name and whose value equals the passed value.
the name of the HTML attribute used to restrict the currently constructed XPath expression
a value that needs to equal the value of the HTML attribute with the passed name
the singleton instance of ListWhereBuilder storing the currently constructed XPath expression
Restricts the currently constructed XPath expression to elements which have an HTML attribute whose name contains the passed name.
Optionally, if also passing a value, the currently constructed XPath expression is further restricted to elements which have an HTML attribute whose name equals the passed name and whose value contains the passed value.
the name of the HTML attribute used to restrict the currently constructed XPath expression
a value that needs to be contained by the value of the HTML attribute with the passed name
the singleton instance of ListWhereBuilder storing the currently constructed XPath expression
Restricts the currently constructed XPath expression to elements which have an HTML attribute called 'checked'.
the singleton instance of ListWhereBuilder storing the currently constructed XPath expression
Appends a childSelector to the currently constructed XPath expression in order to select a child element.
After executing .child
, the selected child element becomes the new "target" for all future XPath modification
functions (eg. .id
, .class
) until the currently constructed XPath expression is reset.
a selector appended to the currently constructed XPath expression to select a child element
the singleton instance of ListWhereBuilder storing the currently constructed XPath expression
Restricts the currently constructed XPath expression to elements which have an HTML attribute called 'class'.
Optionally, if also passing a class name, the currently constructed XPath expression is further restricted to elements which have an HTML 'class' attribute with a value that equals the passed class name.
a class name which must equal the value of the HTML 'class' attribute of elements selected by the currently constructed XPath expression
the singleton instance of ListWhereBuilder storing the currently constructed XPath expression
Restricts the currently constructed XPath expression to elements which have an HTML attribute called 'class' with a value that contains the passed class name.
a class name which must be contained by the value of the HTML 'class' attribute of elements selected by the currently constructed XPath expression
the singleton instance of ListWhereBuilder storing the currently constructed XPath expression
Adds a plain XPath constraint (eg. '[./span]') to the currently constructed XPath expression.
Optionally, a builderFunc can be used to apply XPath modification functions to the constraint selector instead of
the "outer" selector. To do so, builderFunc is passed an XPathBuilder instance configured to use
constraintSelector
as a new root for the currently constructed XPath expression.
a plain XPath constraint appended to the currently constructed XPath expression
can be used to apply XPath modification functions to constraintSelector
the singleton instance of ListWhereBuilder storing the currently constructed XPath expression
Restricts the currently constructed XPath expression to elements which have an HTML attribute called 'disabled'.
the singleton instance of ListWhereBuilder storing the currently constructed XPath expression
Retrieves all PageElements that refer to HTML elements in the DOM which are selected by the currently constructed XPath expression.
an array of instances of PageElement
Retrieves a PageElement that refers to the HTML element in the DOM at the passed index (starting at 0) which is selected by the currently constructed XPath expression.
the index of occurrence of an element in the DOM whose selector is defined by the currently constructed XPath expression (starting at 0)
an instance of PageElement
Retrieves a PageElement that refers to the first HTML element in the DOM which is selected by the currently constructed XPath expression.
an instance of PageElement
Retrieves a clone of ListWhereBuilder's PageElementList that manages a subset of the original list's PageElements selected by the currently constructed XPath expression.
an instance of PageElementList that manages a subset of the original list's PageElements
Restricts the currently constructed XPath expression to elements which have at least one child element that matches the passed childSelector.
Optionally, a builderFunc can be used to apply XPath modification functions to the child selector instead of
the "outer" selector. To do so, builderFunc is passed an XPathBuilder instance configured to use the
childSelector
as a new root for the currently constructed XPath expression.
a plain XPath constraint appended to the currently constructed XPath expression
can be used to apply XPath modification functions to childSelector
the singleton instance of ListWhereBuilder storing the currently constructed XPath expression
Restricts the currently constructed XPath expression to elements which have an HTML attribute called 'id'.
Optionally, if also passing an id, the currently constructed XPath expression is further restricted to elements which have an HTML 'id' attribute with a value that equals the passed id.
an id which must equal the value of the HTML 'id' attribute of elements selected by the currently constructed XPath expression
the singleton instance of ListWhereBuilder storing the currently constructed XPath expression
Restricts the currently constructed XPath expression to elements which have an HTML attribute called 'id' with a value that contains the passed id.
an id which must be contained by the value of the HTML 'id' attribute of elements selected by the currently constructed XPath expression
the singleton instance of ListWhereBuilder storing the currently constructed XPath expression
Restricts the currently constructed XPath expression to elements which have the passed index (starting at 1).
The passed index defines an element's index of occurrence across all "levels/depths" of the DOM.
an element's index of occurrence on a all "levels/depths" of the DOM - STARTS AT 1
the singleton instance of ListWhereBuilder storing the currently constructed XPath expression
Restricts the currently constructed XPath expression to elements which have the passed level index (starting at 1).
The passed level index defines an element's index of occurrence on a single "level" of the DOM. Eg.: If index === 3, there must be 3 siblings on the same DOM level that match the current selector and the third one will be selected.
an element's index of occurrence on a single "level" of the DOM - STARTS AT 1
the singleton instance of ListWhereBuilder storing the currently constructed XPath expression
Restricts the currently constructed XPath expression to elements which have an HTML attribute called 'name'.
Optionally, if also passing a name, the currently constructed XPath expression is further restricted to elements which have an HTML 'name' attribute with a value that equals the passed name.
a name which must equal the value of the HTML 'name' attribute of elements selected by the currently constructed XPath expression
the singleton instance of ListWhereBuilder storing the currently constructed XPath expression
Restricts the currently constructed XPath expression to elements which have an HTML attribute called 'name' with a value that contains the passed name.
a name which must be contained by the value of the HTML 'name' attribute of elements selected by the currently constructed XPath expression
the singleton instance of ListWhereBuilder storing the currently constructed XPath expression
Restricts the currently constructed XPath expression to elements which do not have an HTML attribute whose name equals the passed name.
Optionally, if also passing a value, the currently constructed XPath expression is restricted to elements which have an HTML attribute whose name equals the passed name and whose value does not equal the passed value.
the name of the HTML attribute used to restrict the currently constructed XPath expression
a value that must not equal the value of the HTML attribute with the passed name
the singleton instance of ListWhereBuilder storing the currently constructed XPath expression
Restricts the currently constructed XPath expression to elements which have an HTML attribute whose name does not contain the passed name.
Optionally, if also passing a value, the currently constructed XPath expression is restricted to elements which have an HTML attribute whose name equals the passed name and whose value does not contain the passed value.
the name of the HTML attribute used to restrict the currently constructed XPath expression
a value that must not be contained by the value of the HTML attribute with the passed name
the singleton instance of ListWhereBuilder storing the currently constructed XPath expression
Restricts the currently constructed XPath expression to elements which do not have an HTML attribute called 'checked'.
the singleton instance of ListWhereBuilder storing the currently constructed XPath expression
Restricts the currently constructed XPath expression to elements which do not have an HTML attribute called 'class'.
Optionally, if also passing a class name, the currently constructed XPath expression is restricted to elements which have an HTML 'class' attribute with a value that does not equal the passed class name.
a class name which must not equal the value of the HTML 'class' attribute of elements selected by the currently constructed XPath expression
the singleton instance of ListWhereBuilder storing the currently constructed XPath expression
Restricts the currently constructed XPath expression to elements which have an HTML attribute called 'class' with a value that does not contain the passed class name.
a class name which must not be contained by the value of the HTML 'class' attribute of elements selected by the currently constructed XPath expression
the singleton instance of ListWhereBuilder storing the currently constructed XPath expression
Restricts the currently constructed XPath expression to elements which do not have an HTML attribute called 'disabled'.
the singleton instance of ListWhereBuilder storing the currently constructed XPath expression
Restricts the currently constructed XPath expression to elements which do not have an HTML attribute called 'id'.
Optionally, if also passing an id, the currently constructed XPath expression is restricted to elements which have an HTML 'id' attribute with a value that does not equal the passed id.
an id which must not equal the value of the HTML 'id' attribute of elements selected by the currently constructed XPath expression
the singleton instance of ListWhereBuilder storing the currently constructed XPath expression
Restricts the currently constructed XPath expression to elements which have an HTML attribute called 'id' with a value that does not contain the passed id.
an id which must not be contained by the value of the HTML 'id' attribute of elements selected by the currently constructed XPath expression
the singleton instance of ListWhereBuilder storing the currently constructed XPath expression
Restricts the currently constructed XPath expression to elements which do not have an HTML attribute called 'name'.
Optionally, if also passing a name, the currently constructed XPath expression is restricted to elements which have an HTML 'name' attribute with a value that does not equal the passed name.
a name which must not equal the value of the HTML 'name' attribute of elements selected by the currently constructed XPath expression
the singleton instance of ListWhereBuilder storing the currently constructed XPath expression
Restricts the currently constructed XPath expression to elements which have an HTML attribute called 'name' with a value that does not contain the passed name.
a name which must not be contained by the value of the HTML 'name' attribute of elements selected by the currently constructed XPath expression
the singleton instance of ListWhereBuilder storing the currently constructed XPath expression
Restricts the currently constructed XPath expression to elements which do not have an HTML attribute called 'selected'.
the singleton instance of ListWhereBuilder storing the currently constructed XPath expression
Restricts the currently constructed XPath expression to elements whose text does not equal the passed text.
a text which must not equal the text of elements selected by the currently constructed XPath expression
the singleton instance of ListWhereBuilder storing the currently constructed XPath expression
Restricts the currently constructed XPath expression to elements whose text does not contain the passed text.
a text which must not be contained by the text of elements selected by the currently constructed XPath expression
the singleton instance of ListWhereBuilder storing the currently constructed XPath expression
Restricts the currently constructed XPath expression to elements which do not have an HTML attribute called 'type'.
Optionally, if also passing a type, the currently constructed XPath expression is restricted to elements which have an HTML 'type' attribute with a value that does not equal the passed type.
a type which must not equal the value of the HTML 'type' attribute of elements selected by the currently constructed XPath expression
the singleton instance of ListWhereBuilder storing the currently constructed XPath expression
Restricts the currently constructed XPath expression to elements which have an HTML attribute called 'type' with a value does not contain the passed type.
a type which must not be contained by the value of the HTML 'type' attribute of elements selected by the currently constructed XPath expression
the singleton instance of ListWhereBuilder storing the currently constructed XPath expression
Resets the currently processed XPath expression to the root XPath selector passed to ListWhereBuilder's constructor.
the singleton instance of ListWhereBuilder storing the currently constructed XPath expression
Restricts the currently constructed XPath expression to elements which have an HTML attribute called 'selected'.
the singleton instance of ListWhereBuilder storing the currently constructed XPath expression
Restricts the currently constructed XPath expression to elements whose text equals the passed text.
a text which must equal the text of elements selected by the currently constructed XPath expression
the singleton instance of ListWhereBuilder storing the currently constructed XPath expression
Restricts the currently constructed XPath expression to elements whose text contains the passed text.
a text which must be contained by the text of elements selected by the currently constructed XPath expression
the singleton instance of ListWhereBuilder storing the currently constructed XPath expression
Restricts the currently constructed XPath expression to elements which have an HTML attribute called 'type'.
Optionally, if also passing a type, the currently constructed XPath expression is further restricted to elements which have an HTML 'type' attribute with a value that equals the passed type.
a type which must equal the value of the HTML 'type' attribute of elements selected by the currently constructed XPath expression
the singleton instance of ListWhereBuilder storing the currently constructed XPath expression
Restricts the currently constructed XPath expression to elements which have an HTML attribute called 'type' with a value that contains the passed type.
a type which must be contained by the value of the HTML 'type' attribute of elements selected by the currently constructed XPath expression
the singleton instance of ListWhereBuilder storing the currently constructed XPath expression
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ListWhereBuilder allows to select subsets of a PageElementList (subsets of its managed PageElements) by modifying the list's selector using XPath modification functions.
Store type of the instance of PageNodeStore that is used by PageNodes returned by ListWhereBuilder
PageElementType type of instances of PageElements returned by ListWhereBuilder's retrieval functions (getXXX)
PageElementOpts type of opts passed to the constructors of PageElements returned by ListWhereBuilder's retrieval functions
ListType type of the PageElementList on which ListWhereBuilder operates


FOI release
What research and sources of information were used to draft government policies on SEN which have been published in the last 2 years.
I would like to know what research and sources of information were used to draft government policies on special educational need which have been published in the last 2 years and which have been implemented in 2012 or are expected will be implemented in the next few years.
In developing SEN policy in the last 2 years we have drawn on publications listed in the bibliography to the SEND green paper ‘Support and aspiration: a new approach to special educational needs (2011)’ , and also some of the materials listed in bibliographies to documents cited within the green paper.
Since the publication of the green paper there have been a number of other pieces of research that the department has published that are influencing decisions around the implementation of the reforms. These are:
‘Individual budgets for families with disabled children: final evaluation report’ – the initial period reported in 2011, are available online.
This was then followed by an extended year of evaluation .
The national evaluation of ‘Achievement for all national evaluation’ was published in 2011.
The evaluation of the impact of short breaks on families with disabled children over time. A number of reports are available including:
It would also be worth noting the Better communication research programme ( BCRP ) , which was a 3 year programme of research around speech, language and communication needs and was published in December 2012.
The ‘Evaluation of the SEND pathfinder programme’ green paper and initial documents may also be of interest.
We are expecting a larger research report of the pathfinder evaluation to be published this in autumn 2013, concluding the first phase of the evaluation. This should be available online once published.