JSON Structure
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Overview
In Dynamic Forms, form content, behavior and styling is defined by JSON definition. To create a form, we have to add controls and define it’s properties such as control type, name, labels etc.
Form Definition Interface
Following interface is used to describe one JSON definition:
export interface FormDefinition {
formGroups: DynamicFormGroup[];
formId: string;
cssClass?: string;
}
export interface DynamicFormGroup {
groupCode?: string;
fieldConfigs: FieldConfig[];
cssClass?: string;
dependsOn?: DependsOn;
}
export interface FieldConfig {
name?: string;
required?: boolean;
disabled?: boolean;
label?: LocalizedString;
options?: FieldOption[];
cssClass?: string;
gridClass?: string;
apiValue?: ApiConfig;
placeholder?: string;
fieldType: string;
value?: any;
hidden?: boolean;
error?: LocalizedString;
validations?: ValidatorFunction[];
dependsOn?: DependsOn;
prefillValue?: PrefillValue;
readonly?: boolean;
maxUploads?: number;
accept?: string[];
maxFileSize?: number;
multiple?: boolean;
}
export interface DependsOn {
hide?: boolean;
controls?: ControlDependency[];
}
export interface ApiConfig {
url: string;
param?: string;
}
export interface PrefillValue {
targetObject: string;
targetValue?: string;
}
export interface ControlDependency {
controlName?: string;
conditions?: ValidatorFunction[];
}
export interface LocalizedString {
default?: string;
[lang: string]: string;
}
export interface ValidatorFunction {
name: string;
arguments?: ValidatorArgument[];
}
export interface ValidatorArgument {
value: string;
}
export interface FieldOption {
name: string;
label: LocalizedString;
selected?: boolean;
icon?: string;
}
More details about interface structure can be found below:
FormDefinition
Represents top level entity which hold group of form field. The FormDefinition contains the following properties:
- formGroups - Defines array of form groups
- formId - Attaches ID to the form
- cssClass - Enables adding unique CSS class to the form wrapper. More info can be found here
DynamicFormGroup
Represents group of form controls. The DynamicFormGroup contains the following properties:
- groupCode - Adds name to the form group which can be found in payload on form submit. In this example of submitted form data object, we can see that form controls are wrapped in two form groups:
groupOne:
control1: "0"
groupTwo:
control2: "2020-12-31"
control3: "YEARLY"
- fieldConfigs - Array of controls in this form group.
- cssClass - Enables adding unique CSS class to the form group wrapper. More info can be found here
- dependsOn - With this property, we can define whole group`s visibility by defining control name on which group depends on.
FieldConfig
Represents individual control. The FieldConfig contains the following properties:
- name - Sets control name
- required - Defines if control is required
- disabled - Defines if control is disabled (disabled fields are not submitted to back-end)
- label - Defines control label (supports localization)
- options - Defines available options for the following input types: dropdown, radio button, checkbox
- cssClass - Enables adding unique CSS class to the form control. More info can be found here
- gridClass - Enables adding Bootstrap class to the form control to create a grid behaviour in the form. More info can be found here
- apiValue - Used with ‘dynamicSelect’ controll type, to fetch options dynamically from defined URL
- placeholder - Sets control placeholder text (if applicable)
- fieldType - Defines type of the field (input, select, radio button, checkbox, datepicker, separator etc..)
- value - Sets default value to control
- hidden - If set to true, control will be available in DOM but not visible on the page
- error - Defines localized error message for this control
- validations - Defines validations
- dependsOn - Here we can define if our control should be visible depending on other controls value
- prefillValue - Defines if field should be pre-filled with some data (user, cart data from SPA store)
- readonly - Sets readonly property on the control (Disables control on UI, control data is submitted to back-end)
- maxUploads - File upload property, sets maximum number of files
- accept - File upload property, sets accepted file types
- maxFileSize - File upload property, sets maximum file size
- multiple - File upload property, sets if multiple uploads are allowed
LocalizedString
The LocalizedString contains the following properties:
- default - Sets default label if no match is found for current language
- [lang: string] - Sets label for specific language
DependsOn
Represents configuration for defining dependency behavior. The DependsOn contains the following properties:
- hide - Defines if dependant control/group should be hidden on the page
- controls - Defines a list of controls and conditions on which control depends on
ControlDependency
The ControlDependency contains the following properties:
- controlName - Control name on which we depend
- conditions - Array of validator functions where conditions are defined
ValidatorFunction
The ValidatorFunction contains the following properties:
- name - Name of the validator function
- arguments - List of argument strings
PrefillValue
The PrefillValue contains the following properties:
- targetObject - Targets SPA state object (cart, user…)
- targetValue - Targets a specific property in that object
Example: Current user first name is required for control prefill. We would configure PrefillVallue:
"prefillValue": {
"targetObject": "user",
"targetValue": "firstName"
},
ApiConfig
The ApiConfig contains the following properties:
- url - Defines API url
- param - Defines parameters for this API call
Example of “dynamic-select” component that uses ApiConfig to receive options from external service:
{
"fieldType": "dynamicSelect",
"apiValue": {
"url": "/catalogs/financialProductCatalog/valueLists/autoVehicleModel",
"param": "vehicleMake"
},
"name": "vehicleModel",
"required": true
}
FieldOption
The FieldOption contains the following properties:
- name - Name of the option
- label - Label for the option
- selected - Sets default selected option if set to true
Form Definition Example
In code snipped below you can find one example of form definition used to collect information for life insurance:
{
"formGroups": [
{
"groupCode": "life",
"fieldConfigs": [
{
"fieldType": "radio",
"name": "lifeWhoCovered",
"required": true,
"label": {
"en": "Who is being covered?",
"de": "[DE] Who is being covered?"
},
"options": [
{
"name": "yourself",
"label": {
"en": "Yourself",
"de": "[DE] Yourself"
}
},
{
"name": "yourself and second person",
"label": {
"en": "Yourself and Second Person",
"de": "[DE] Yourself and Second Person"
}
}
]
},
{
"fieldType": "input",
"valueType": "number",
"name": "lifeCoverageRequire",
"required": true,
"label": {
"en": "How much life insurance coverage do you require?",
"de": "[DE] How much life insurance coverage do you require?"
},
"validations": [
{
"name": "number"
},
{
"name": "minValue",
"arguments": [
{
"value": 10000
}
]
},
{
"name": "maxValue",
"arguments": [
{
"value": 1000000
}
]
}
],
"error": {
"en": "Value must be a number between 10.000 and 1.000.000",
"de": "[DE] Value must be a number between 10.000 and 1.000.000"
}
},
{
"fieldType": "input",
"valueType": "number",
"name": "lifeCoverageLast",
"required": true,
"label": {
"en": "How many years do you want the coverage to last?",
"de": "[DE] How many years do you want the coverage to last?"
},
"validations": [
{
"name": "number"
},
{
"name": "minValue",
"arguments": [
{
"value": 5
}
]
},
{
"name": "maxValue",
"arguments": [
{
"value": 100
}
]
}
],
"error": {
"en": "Value must be a number between 5 and 100",
"de": "[DE] Value must be a number between 5 and 100"
}
},
{
"fieldType": "datepicker",
"valueType": "date",
"name": "lifeCoverageStartDate",
"required": true,
"label": {
"en": "Coverage Start Date",
"de": "[DE] Coverage Start Date"
},
"validations": [
{
"name": "compareToCurrentDate",
"arguments": [
{
"value": "shouldBeGreater"
}
]
}
],
"error": {
"en": "Date must be in the future",
"de": "Datum muss in der Zukunft liegen"
}
},
{
"fieldType": "datepicker",
"valueType": "date",
"name": "lifeMainDob",
"required": true,
"label": {
"en": "What is your date of birth?",
"de": "[DE] What is your date of birth?"
},
"validations": [
{
"name": "dateOfBirth",
"arguments": [
{
"value": 18
}
]
}
],
"error": {
"en": "Must be over 18 years old",
"de": "Muss über 18 Jahre alt sein"
}
},
{
"fieldType": "radio",
"name": "lifeMainSmoke",
"required": true,
"label": {
"en": "Do you smoke?",
"de": "[DE] Do you smoke?"
},
"options": [
{
"name": "Current Smoker",
"label": {
"en": "Current Smoker",
"de": "[DE] Current Smoker"
}
},
{
"name": "Never Smoked",
"label": {
"en": "Never Smoked",
"de": "[DE] Never Smoked"
}
}
]
}
]
},
{
"groupCode": "lifeSecondPerson",
"dependsOn": {
"hide": true,
"controls": [
{
"controlName": "lifeWhoCovered",
"conditions": [
{
"name": "checkValue",
"arguments": [
{
"value": [
"yourself and second person"
]
}
]
}
]
}
]
},
"fieldConfigs": [
{
"fieldType": "datepicker",
"valueType": "date",
"name": "lifeSecondDob",
"required": true,
"label": {
"en": "What is the second person's date of birth?",
"de": "[DE] What is the second person's date of birth?"
},
"validations": [
{
"name": "required"
},
{
"name": "dateOfBirth",
"arguments": [
{
"value": 18
}
]
}
],
"error": {
"en": "Must be over 18 years old",
"de": "Muss über 18 Jahre alt sein"
}
},
{
"fieldType": "radio",
"name": "lifeSecondSmoke",
"required": true,
"label": {
"en": "Does the second person smoke?",
"de": "[DE] Does the second person smoke?"
},
"options": [
{
"name": "Current Smoker",
"label": {
"en": "Current Smoker",
"de": "[DE] Current Smoker"
}
},
{
"name": "Never Smoked",
"label": {
"en": "Never Smoked",
"de": "[DE] Never Smoked"
}
}
]
},
{
"fieldType": "select",
"name": "lifeRelationship",
"required": true,
"label": {
"en": "What is the relationship to the second person?",
"de": "[DE] What is the relationship to the second person?"
},
"options": [
{
"name": "Married Couple",
"label": {
"en": "Married Couple",
"de": "[DE] Married Couple"
}
},
{
"name": "Common Law Partner",
"label": {
"en": "Common Law Partner",
"de": "[DE] Common Law Partner"
}
},
{
"name": "Civil Partner",
"label": {
"en": "Civil Partner",
"de": "[DE] Civil Partner"
}
},
{
"name": "Shared Mortgage or Loan",
"label": {
"en": "Shared Mortgage or Loan",
"de": "[DE] Shared Mortgage or Loan"
}
}
]
}
]
}
]
}


Strange Man
Onigiri Player Character
Onigiri Walk Animation (Down)
Onigiri Walk Animation (Sides)
Onigiri Walk Animation (Up)
Tutorial Sign
Tilesheet


Functional Requirements of Thesauri Management¶
Use Case¶
- Import a thesaurus (text format, xml, …)
- Export a thesaurus (RDF, JSON, …) with/without metadata
- Manage an entry (add/modify/delete), relationship –
- Manage user account/permission
- Expose as Linked Data /support LDP
- Versioning control
- Visualization support?
- Generate metadata for each thesaurus including some statistics – Linked Data/support LDP
- Run as a standalone thesaurus; can be connected to a repository?
- Published/Private?
- Search
- Sparql endpoint
VocBench¶
The objective of enabling a quicker, dataset independent, setup and providing a collaborative platform for the management of SKOS-XL thesauri.
Schemes module to enhance multi scheme management and develop several skos:ConceptSchemes for the same dataset, providing different views on the data.
Statistics module to provide statistical information about the loaded data.
Export module to export the whole or a part of the content of a project.
Load data module to load bulk data serialized in some RDF serialization standard.
SPARQL module to query/update content directly through the SPARQL query language for RDF.
Ontology Import Management to owl:import ontologies to be used as property
vocabularies for the modelled thesauri.
New tabs under the concept view for covering extensively the SKOS-XL standard (Note, Notations, Scheme).
RSS feeds for all editing actions.


MSG_VIS_LAYER_SET_DOC_BOUNDS, MSG_VIS_LAYER_GET_DOC_BOUNDS, MSG_VIS_LAYER_INSERT_OR_DELETE_SPACE
The GEOS graphic space is built on a basis of 16-bit coordinates. A few applications, however, will require much more space for their documents. GEOS also supports the special use of 32-bit coordinates; applications using these coordinates are said to be using the "large document" model.
The visible object library was originally designed with 16-bit coordinates in the default GEOS graphics space. All instance data, message parameters and return values, and coordinates are assumed to be word-sized integers. A large-document visible object library is not provided primarily because there is no single visible model that works well with large coordinates, and also because no single large model works efficiently for all applications.
It is possible, however, for applications to subclass the standard visible classes in order to get them to support the large document model. In order to do this, however, you must understand the basic issues involved with the large model and with using 32-bit coordinates.
As the application developer, you should read the following sections if you will be using the large document model. Each one deals with a different problem facing applications that want large documents.
In addition, some complex applications may offer several different visible layers in the program. For example, a spreadsheet might want to include a graphic object layer for graphics and charts. The content object of the visible tree can be set up to have several different children, each of which is a "layer" that manages its own objects in the window.
The content in charge of the layers must occasionally set and retrieve the document bounds of its children. For example, if the user wants to set the page size of the spreadsheet that has a graphical layer, the content object must set the new size for all its children. To retrieve the current document bounds of a particular object, send it a
MSG_VIS_LAYER_GET_DOC_BOUNDS
. To set the document bounds, send a
MSG_VIS_LAYER_SET_DOC_BOUNDS
. In addition, the application may add or delete space into a layer with
MSG_VIS_LAYER_INSERT_OR_DELETE_SPACE
; for example, if a spreadsheet needs to resize a column, it must send this message to the graphic layer to ensure the layers handle the sizing properly.
void MSG_VIS_LAYER_SET_DOC_BOUNDS(@stack sdword bottom, sdword right, sdword top, sdword left);
This message sets the 32-bit document bounds for a particular layer object. This message is typically sent by a VisContent object to its children, which are assumed to be layer objects.
Source: Unrestricted--typically sent by a VisContent to its large children.
Destination: Any large (32-bit) visible object or composite.
Parameters:
all
The four parameters describe the new bounds of the large document. Since layer objects typically cover the entire document, the layer object will set its bounds to these values.
Return: Nothing.
Interception: All layer objects and large objects must subclass this message. There is no default handler.
void MSG_VIS_LAYER_GET_DOC_BOUNDS( RectDWord *bounds);
This message returns the 32-bit document bounds of a particular large visible object. Typically, a VisContent will query its large children with this message when it needs to know their bounds.
Source: Unrestricted--typically sent by a VisContent to its large children.
Destination: Any large (32-bit) visible object or composite.
Parameters:
bounds
A pointer to an empty
RectDWord
structure that describes a set of large bounds.
Return: The pointer to the filled
RectDWord
structure. The structure should, upon return, contain the 32-bit bounds of the large visible object.
Interception: All layer objects and large objects must subclass this message. There is no default handler.
Structures: The
RectDWord
structure is show below for convenience:
typedef struct { sdword RD_left; sdword RD_top; sdword RD_right; sdword RD_bottom; } RectDWord;
void MSG_VIS_LAYER_INSERT_OR_DELETE_SPACE( InsertDeleteSpaceTypes type, DWFixed spaceY, DWFixed spaceX, DWFixed positionY, DWFixed positionX)
This message should be sent by one layer to another when it changes sizes. An example would be a spreadsheet application with a graphic layer; when a column in the spreadsheet resizes, the graphic layer must resize accordingly.
Source: Any visible layer object.
Destination: The visible layer object requiring resizing.
Parameters:
type
InsertDeleteSpaceType
specifying what sort of operation is taking place.
Return: Nothing.
Interception: This message must be intercepted; it has no default behavior.
The 16-Bit Limit on Visual Bounds


This is the most streamed Christmas song - and it has made the artist £1.7million
Christmas is big money in the music industry.
by Jennifer Russell, https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/authors/jennifer-russell/Musicians and DJs make most of their money performing live across the world, selling merchandise and making guest appearances.
But in an age of ever-evolving technology, where physical record purchases are less popular, what is the earning potential of online streaming, especially over the festive period?
It has been revealed, Mariah Carey is the most streamed artist at Christmas with her hit All I Want for Christmas making her over £1million from Spotify alone.
According to new research by Broadband Deals, the report reveals the American singer has beaten 'King of Christmas' Michael Buble to take the top spot.
The Pay Per Play report highlights that artists get paid £0.0034 per every stream on Spotify.
And it turns out any singer who has featured on a John Lewis Christmas advert has also cashed in.
Lily Allen's Somewhere Only We Know is the most streamed with 189.6 million plays to date - generating the artist £647,311.68 through Spotify alone.
Her single featured in the 2013 Christmas advert, which cost the brand £6million to make. But Allen revealed she was paid just £8,000 for her collaboration meaning she made more money through Spotify plays as a result of featuring and promoting the single.
Ellie Goulding's Your Song is the second most streamed John Lewis Christmas anthem generating the artist just under half a million.
Here we run down the highest earners on Spotify:
Top 10 Christmas
Mariah Carey, All I Want For Christmas - £1,727,777.49
Wham!, Last Christmas - £1,196,628.74
Ariana Grande, Santa Tell Me - £863, 451.06
Michael Buble, It's Beginning to Look A Lot Like Christmas - £856,298.93
Justin Bieber, Mistletoe - £742,875.26
Andy Williams, It's the Most Wonderful Time of The Year - £663,512.63
Band Aid (1984) Do They Know It's Christmas? - £615,356.20
Brenda Lee, Rockin' Around The Christmas Tree - £610,426.88
Bobby Helms, Jingle Bell Rock - £589,624.63
Pentatonix, Hallelujah - £541,181.90


Accesses and/or manipulates synchronized notes
- Source:
- operalink.js, line 789
Methods
-
create(params, parent, callback)
-
Creates a new note inside a folder
Parameters:
Name Type Description params
Object The note's properties parent
String The id of the parent folder callback
Function(result) A function which will be called with the result of the request. The callback function is passed one argument, an object with two properties: "status", the response code, and "response", the JSON parsed response body. - Source:
- operalink.js, line 848
-
create(params, callback)
-
Creates a new note
Parameters:
Name Type Description params
Object The note's properties callback
Function A function which will be called with the result of the request. The callback function is passed one argument, an object with two properties: "status", the response code, and "response", the JSON parsed response body. - Source:
- operalink.js, line 848
-
createFolder(params, parent, callback)
-
Creates a new note folder inside a folder
Parameters:
Name Type Description params
Object The note folder's properties parent
String The id of the parent folder callback
Function(result) A function which will be called with the result of the request. The callback function is passed one argument, an object with two properties: "status", the response code, and "response", the JSON parsed response body. - Source:
- operalink.js, line 878
-
createFolder(params, callback)
-
Creates a new note folder folder
Parameters:
Name Type Description params
Object The note folder's properties callback
Function A function which will be called with the result of the request. The callback function is passed one argument, an object with two properties: "status", the response code, and "response", the JSON parsed response body. - Source:
- operalink.js, line 878
-
createSeparator(parent, callback)
-
Creates a new note separator inside a folder
Parameters:
Name Type Description parent
String The id of the parent folder callback
Function(result) A function which will be called with the result of the request. The callback function is passed one argument, an object with two properties: "status", the response code, and "response", the JSON parsed response body. - Source:
- operalink.js, line 906
-
createSeparator(callback)
-
Creates a new note separator folder
Parameters:
Name Type Description callback
Function A function which will be called with the result of the request. The callback function is passed one argument, an object with two properties: "status", the response code, and "response", the JSON parsed response body. - Source:
- operalink.js, line 906
-
deleteItem(item, callback)
-
Permanently deletes a note, folder, or separator
Parameters:
Name Type Description item
String The item's id callback
Function(result) Function which is called with the result of the request. The function is passed one argument, an object with two properties: "status", the response code, and "response", the JSON parsed response body. - Source:
- operalink.js, line 927
-
get(item, callback)
-
Gets a bookmark or group of bookmarks
Parameters:
Name Type Description item
String The item's id callback
Function(result) Function which is called with the result of the request. The function is passed one argument, an object with two properties: "status", the response code, and "response", the JSON parsed response body. - Source:
- operalink.js, line 802
-
getAll(id, callback)
-
Gets an array of all notes inside a folder
Parameters:
Name Type Description id
String The id of the parent folder callback
Function(result) A function which will be called with the result of the request. The callback function is passed one argument, an object with two properties: "status", the response code, and "response", the JSON parsed response body. - Source:
- operalink.js, line 820
-
getAll(callback)
-
Gets an array of all notes inside the root folder
Parameters:
Name Type Description callback
Function(result) A function which will be called with the result of the request. The callback function is passed one argument, an object with two properties: "status", the response code, and "response", the JSON parsed response body. - Source:
- operalink.js, line 820
-
move(item, ref, pos, callback)
-
Moves a note, folder, or separator
Parameters:
Name Type Description item
String The item's id ref
String The id of a reference item pos
String The new position of the item relative to the reference item. Use one of the following: into, after, or before callback
Function(result) Function which is called with the result of the request. The function is passed one argument, an object with two properties: "status", the response code, and "response", the JSON parsed response body. - Source:
- operalink.js, line 971
-
trash(item, callback)
-
Sends a note, folder, or separator to the trash
Parameters:
Name Type Description item
String The item's id callback
Function(result) Function which is called with the result of the request. The function is passed one argument, an object with two properties: "status", the response code, and "response", the JSON parsed response body. - Source:
- operalink.js, line 939
-
update(item, params, callback)
-
Updates a note or folder with new properties
Parameters:
Name Type Description item
String The item's id params
Object The new properties callback
Function(result) Function which is called with the result of the request. The function is passed one argument, an object with two properties: "status", the response code, and "response", the JSON parsed response body. - Source:
- operalink.js, line 954


Student and Lecturer Departmental Work-Flow System Login
Matric No. / Staff ID
Password
Your password is your surname in lowercase
Submit


Some text
GETTING STARTED WITH THE FREME WORKFLOW EDITOR
Please follow these steps to set up your workflow and test available features of the FREME open framework of e-Services.
ADD E-SERVICE
APPLY FILTER
Use a filter to simplify the output
| Filter |


Angular version of localized sub navigation component. It was implemented by using .component()
method introduced since Angular1.5. This component
can be used to generate two kinds of localized sub navigations.
| Attributes:Bindings | Accepted values | Notes |
|---|---|---|
type:< |
|
Different appearance of localized sub navigation. |
navTitle: < |
It is localized sub navigation's title. | |
tabs: < |
It is array about localized sub navigation's tabs. |
| Interaction | Keystrokes | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Move focus to next/previous tab | Tab/Shift+Tab - next/previous tab |
|
| Select tab | Enter - Select current focused tab |
|
angular.module('wf.ng.demo', ['wf.angular.localizedSubnavigation']).controller('NavigationController', NavigationController);
function NavigationController() {
var newTab = function (tabName,icon,tabContent) {
return {
tabName: tabName,
icon: icon,
tabContent: tabContent
}
};
var self = this;
self.levelOnewithIcon = {};
self.levelOnewithIcon.type = "icon";
self.levelOnewithIcon.navTitle = "Message Board";
self.levelOnewithIcon.tabs = [ newTab('Message Board Home', 'icon-home','content 1'),
newTab('My Posts', 'icon-profile', 'content 2'),
newTab('New Posts', 'icon-add', 'content 3'),
newTab('setting', 'icon-settings','content 4')
];
}


Here we provide an ability to reload the datasource to some specified position. First you need an adapter defined on your scope:

{{item}}

Then just call the reload method on the adapter with index parameter:
$scope.myAdapter.reload(100);


measures: Performance Measures for Statistical Learning
Provides the biggest amount of statistical measures in the whole R world. Includes measures of regression, (multiclass) classification and multilabel classification. The measures come mainly from the 'mlr' package and were programed by several 'mlr' developers.
| Version: |
0.2 |
| Depends: |
R (≥ 3.0), stats |
| Suggests: |
testthat |
| Published: |
2018-07-25 |
| Author: |
Philipp Probst [aut, cre] |
| Maintainer: |
Philipp Probst <philipp_probst at gmx.de> |
| License: |
GPL-3 |
| NeedsCompilation: |
no |
| Materials: |
README |
| CRAN checks: |
measures results |
Downloads:
Reverse dependencies:
Linking:
Please use the canonical form
https://CRAN.R-project.org/package=measures
to link to this page.


also, which branch and commit or binary are you using?
kamitor - Christiaan14-Sep-19 07:43 AM
@dukeleto I'm in Amsterdam and I even used a VPN to go to sweden, so I doubt it was that. I asked my question in Dev and they solved it! Feel free to look at it
Thanks for answering!
@hyperDEX Very intrested, almost the same guide but with some different commands I'll give it a go on another server since @gcharang gave me the binaries that allowed it to work regardless if I could download or not. However, I would like to find the best "good path" so that my students can replicate it
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hyperDEX14-Sep-19 11:12 AM
@kamitor - Christiaan how many students do you have, would like to donate some kmd so they can test and play with it
hyperDEX14-Sep-19 11:40 AM
!kmdtip @kamitor - Christiaan 50
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Please use that as a prize or give that out to your students


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While attending a bootcamp you do run into a bit of the dogma surrounding as the Language of the Future .
That's all fine and dandy and perhaps true to some extent, but low and behold we live in the present. And in the present, I've got these annoying interviews asking me about the other languages.
So I've started work on them. Some questions deal with whether language is interpreted and compiled.
Compiled vs. Interpreted Languages.
This is a pretty common question so let's be somewhat exhaustive.
Compiled languages require a compiler (a translator) that convert source code into machine code pre-runtime.
Examples of compiled languages include all family languages, such as , (which compiles to Intermediary Language (IL) then is just-in-time (JIT) compiled to Assembly language), Objective-C , D, Erlang , Go, Haskell , Java , Lisp (can be both), Scala , and Swift in addition to the ones on this list.
Advantages of Compiled Languages
- (1) They run very quickly, as opposed to translated/interpretation.
- (2) Opportunity to apply powerful optimizations during the compile stage.
Disadvantages of Compiled Languages
- (1) Writing a compiler is difficult.
- (2) Code can't be run without compilation
Interpreted or scripted languages have instead of a compiler the ability to process the language on the machine and the code is read step by step.
Advantages of Interpreted/Scripted Languages
- (1) Platform independent, i.e. being standalone.
- (2) Reflection, which means you can use the language to inspect and fix itself.
- (3) Dynamic typing which means that types can be set at runtime.
- (4) Dynamic scoping which I'm going to leave to wikipedia
- (5) Generally a smaller executable program size.
Disadvantages of Interpreted/Scripted Languages
- (1) Bugs from a lack of static type-checking
- (2) Susceptibility to code injection attacks
- (3) Slower execution except where JIT takes place
- (4) Can be read and copied in the case of commercial advantages (bleh)
Examples of Intrepreted Languages are and other languages in the EMCAscript tree (like ActionScript, JScript). This is understanding that doesn't have to be interpreted. Chrome uses compiled just-in-time(JIT), Perl , PHP , Python , Lisp (can be both), Ruby , and R and the other languages here.
HTML is the markup language most web pages and applications have some small bit of. Angular began a process of creating special unique elements, but d3 and other frameworks were making and other elements on the page prior to that. New frameworks such as React don't even use or the DOM until reading a object containing all information of what should be in the DOM (the Shadow DOM) and that allows diff evaluations to take place such that only the changes to the Shadow DOM will be rendered to the DOM.
This is a stub, there's more coming


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PALOOKAVILLE A film review by Edwin Jahiel Copyright 1997 Edwin Jahiel
PALOOKAVILLE(1995) *** Directed by Alan Taylor. Written by David Epstein. Photography, John Thomas. Editing, David Leonard. Production design, Anne Stuhler. Music, Rachel Portman. Cast: William Forsythe (Sid), Vincent Gallo (Russ), Adam Trese (Jerry), Lisa Gay Hamilton (Betty), Kim Dickens (Laurie),et al. A Samuel Goldwyn Co., release. 92 min. Rated R.(language)
The start of this movie is so amusing that what follows could have been an anticlimax. It isn't though. The setting is contemporary Jersey City, a shabby decaying town across the river from the wealth of New York City's often shown skyscrapers.
Three unemployed, longtime buddies decide to resort to crime--strictly temporarily.Likable and most unprofessional, in these high-tech times they use primitive tools to try burglarizing a jewelry store. Instead, they break into the adjoining bakery, where Jerry keeps gobbling pastries and stuffing donuts inside his shirt. The sequence is treated with sweet absurdism, close to Inspector Clouseau territory.
The protagonists' dwellings are low-income, cramped quarters. Interiors and exteriors could, by and large, have been settings of past decades.Even the pals' only car is an old clunker.
Handsome Jerry has a kid and a breadwinner wife. Betty is black. This helps situate the film in recent times and adds a warm element as absolutely no special point is made of it.
Sid, whose spouse left him, lives with two shaggy, smelly dogs. Saturnine-looking Russ lives with his mother, his sister, and her husband, a sullen cop. Russ occasionally visits a friendly prostitute (Frances McDormand in a cameo appearance) and regularly goes to bed with young, pretty Laurie, who lives across the back alley and dreams of California.Visits are easy as both have street-level bedroom windows.
After bungling their first job, the buddies plot others, with Russ as the self-appointed brains and leader. Their discussions at their usual cafe can be quite funny. One man dreams up the semi-legitimate notion of an unlicensed car service for older people who can hardly afford cabs, assuming these do show up. The smell of Sid's mutts, as they too travel in the car,quickly sinks that scheme.
A somewhat forced incident suggests a plot involving an armored car. The plan is hare-brained, the preparations dumbly funny. They include watching a video of the 1950 movie "Armored Car Robbery" -- a pretty good film but absurd in "Palookaville"'s context. The execution is comical. Connected, unconnected and disconnected episodes flesh out the story, the characters, the milieu
"Palookaville" is an amalgam loosely based on three early short stories by Italo Calvino who wrote of the plight of ordinary Italians in the post-World War II years.The atmosphere gets convincingly transferred to the USA now.There is also the inspiration from the familiar Italian satire "Big Deal on Madonna Street" (1958) which was about a gang of incompetent amateur thieves. (The cast included Marcello Mastroianni, then known but not yet made a major star by Fellini movies).
The director's first feature and the scriptwriter's first produced screenplay, "Palookaville" won the Kodak Prize for Best First Feature at the 1995 Venice Film Festival. Some inexperience shows in a certain lack of clarity about people and places. I am no lover of artificial, all-explaining expositions but I appreciate what might be called the Hitchcockian introduction, where you don't have to wonder who is who, where, and what to whom. And while the main music theme is witttily Italianate, it gets repetitious.
Otherwise, there are fine gags (the suspecting cop and brother-in-law seen sniffing Russ' pants by Laurie across the alley is a classic moment) and no villains. The general shabbiness is,without stressing it, a comment on financially depressed little people in America today. Yet the overall mood keeps us smiling with its un-gloppy affection for the three losers.
By Edwin Jahiel
PALOOKAVILLE. Directed by Alan Taylor. Written by David Epstein. Photography, John Thomas. Editing, David Leonard. Production design, Anne Stuhler. Music, Rachel Portman. Cast: William Forsythe (Sid), Vincent Gallo (Russ), Adam Trese (Jerry), Lisa Gay Hamilton (Betty), Kim Dickens (Laurie),et al. A Samuel Goldwyn Co., release. 92 min. Rated R.(language)
The start of this movie is so amusing that what follows could have been an anticlimax. It isn't though. The setting is contemporary Jersey City, a shabby decaying town across the river from the wealth of New York City's often shown skyscrapers.
Three unemployed, longtime buddies decide to resort to crime--strictly temporarily.Likable and most unprofessional, in these high-tech times they use primitive tools to try burglarizing a jewelry store. Instead, they break into the adjoining bakery, where Jerry keeps gobbling pastries and stuffing donuts inside his shirt. The sequence is treated with sweet absurdism, close to Inspector Clouseau territory.
The protagonists' dwellings are low-income, cramped quarters. Interiors and exteriors could, by and large, have been settings of past decades.Even the pals' only car is an old clunker.
Handsome Jerry has a kid and a breadwinner wife. Betty is black. This helps situate the film in recent times and adds a warm element as absolutely no special point is made of it.
Sid, whose spouse left him, lives with two shaggy, smelly dogs. Saturnine-looking Russ lives with his mother, his sister, and her husband, a sullen cop. Russ occasionally visits a friendly prostitute (Frances McDormand in a cameo appearance) and regularly goes to bed with young, pretty Laurie, who lives across the back alley and dreams of California.Visits are easy as both have street-level bedroom windows.
After bungling their first job, the buddies plot others, with Russ as the self-appointed brains and leader. Their discussions at their usual cafe can be quite funny. One man dreams up the semi-legitimate notion of an unlicensed car service for older people who can hardly afford cabs, assuming these do show up. The smell of Sid's mutts, as they too travel in the car,quickly sinks that scheme.
A somewhat forced incident suggests a plot involving an armored car. The plan is hare-brained, the preparations dumbly funny. They include watching a video of the 1950 movie "Armored Car Robbery" -- a pretty good film but absurd in "Palookaville"'s context. The execution is comical. Connected, unconnected and disconnected episodes flesh out the story, the characters, the milieu
"Palookaville" is an amalgam loosely based on three early short stories by Italo Calvino who wrote of the plight of ordinary Italians in the post-World War II years.The atmosphere gets convincingly transferred to the USA now.There is also the inspiration from the familiar Italian satire "Big Deal on Madonna Street" (1958) which was about a gang of incompetent amateur thieves. (The cast included Marcello Mastroianni, then known but not yet made a major star by Fellini movies).
The director's first feature and the scriptwriter's first produced screenplay, "Palookaville" won the Kodak Prize for Best First Feature at the 1995 Venice Film Festival. Some inexperience shows in a certain lack of clarity about people and places. I am no lover of artificial, all-explaining expositions but I appreciate what might be called the Hitchcockian introduction, where you don't have to wonder who is who, where, and what to whom. And while the main music theme is witttily Italianate, it gets repetitious.
Otherwise, there are fine gags (the suspecting cop and brother-in-law seen sniffing Russ' pants by Laurie across the alley is a classic moment) and no villains. The general shabbiness is,without stressing it, a comment on financially depressed little people in America today. Yet the overall mood keeps us smiling with its un-gloppy affection for the three losers.
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The getnearbyentity node inherits from the action base node class and gets a nearby entity
within the mob's view range. |
| get_nearby_player |
The getnearbyplayer node inherits from the action base node class and gets a nearby player
within the mob's view range. |
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The getrandompos node inherits from the action base node class and gets a random target position
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Simons wants Giants to keep momentum going
Cape Town - Nelson Mandela Bay Giants coach Eric Simons insists that their strong start to the Mzansi Super League (MSL) season will count for little if they cannot continue the momentum they have built after the first three games.
The Eastern Cape franchise are second on the competition standings heading into their big top-of-the-table showdown against leaders the Cape Town Blitz at St George's Park in Port Elizabeth on Wednesday.
The Giants have enjoyed strong double wins over defending champions the Jozi Stars, the second with a bonus point, and were also on top of Tshwane Spartans before rain forced a washout.
“It’s obviously good to have a good start, but it’s early days and the tournament still has a long way to go,” Simons stated.
“The fact that we up at the top of the table is nice, but the Blitz are also there and fact that any side can beat anyone in this competition, the position at this stage doesn’t mean much. There’s no weak squads in the competition, so we’ll take each game as it comes.”
So what has been the secret to their success so far? The bowling has been exceptional, with Junior Dala, Imran Tahir and Chris Morris amongst the top five bowlers. Englishman Ben Dunk, meanwhile, is their top batter, but Simons says that momentum is king in such a competition.
“We often talk about this word and certainly teams get momentum in this competition,” he added.
“Sometimes you get into situations where you don’t know how you’re going to win the next game and then other teams get into a situation where they just seem to win every game.
“And that’s the momentum we talk about all the time. It’s important to keep the momentum going for us and understand why we’re winning and then improving on the things we aren’t doing well.”
Like the Giants, the Blitz too have found momentum after winning three out of their first four matches.
Last year’s runners-up overcame the Durban Heat in their latest assignment on Sunday, prompting suggestions that the Cape side were the early-season favourites for MSL 2.0.
But captain Quinton de Kock is not worried about the talk and more interested in the walk – and the actual delivery of results for his side.
“We’re not really worried about what people are saying,” he stated.
“They can talk about favourites and not favourites, so be it, we’re just here to play the game of cricket.
“That’s what we’re really enjoying at the moment and we’ll hope to continue doing that in the next game.”
De Kock was also not too fussed about what the Giants were doing right this season.
“We’re just going to focus on ourselves, taking it game by game,” he concluded.
“We’re just going to try and stick to the processes and not worry about the end result or anything that’s going on around us.
“I think if we can focus on the process, everything else will look after itself.”
The Nelson Mandela Bay Giants squad:
Imran Tahir, Jason Roy, Chris Morris, Jon-Jon Smuts (capt), Junior Dala, Farhaan Behardien, Matthew Breetzke, Onke Nyaku, Ben Dunk, Heino Kuhn, Marco Marais, Beuran Hendricks, Grant Thomson, Akhona Mnyaka, Nandre Burger, Dylan Matthews.
The Cape Town Blitz squad:
Quinton de Kock (capt), Wahab Riaz, Liam Livingstone, Dale Steyn, Sisanda Magala, Anrich Nortje, Asif Ali, Mohammad Nawaz, Janneman Malan, George Linde, David Bedingham, Vernon Philander, Marques Ackerman, Gregory Mahlokwana, Aviwe Mgijima, Khwezi Gumede.
- Cricket SA


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WATCH LIVE: Trump holds rally in Mississippi
by Washington Examiner StaffPresident Trump is holding a "Make America Great Again" rally in Tupelo, Mississippi, at 8 p.m. EST on Friday night.
This is the first rally the president has hosted since the House of Representatives voted in favor of an impeachment investigation.


Section 12. Introduction
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Section 17. Delimiter Dilemma
Section 18. DOS Floppy Manipulation
Section 19. Access Windows Shares Without a Server
Section 20. Deal with Disk Hogs
Section 21. Manage Temporary Files and Swap Space
Section 22. Recreate a Directory Structure Using mtree
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Project: RGPR - an open-source software for GPR data processing
23 Dec 2022Abstract: RGPR is a free and open-source software package for ground-penetrating radar (GPR) data processing, export/import, visualisation, etc.
RGPR is a free and open-source software package for ground-penetrating radar (GPR) data processing, export/import, visualisation, etc.
RGPR is written in R, a high-level programming language for statistical computing and graphics that is freely available under the GNU General Public License and runs on Linux, Windows and MacOS. R is a highly versatile and extensible language to which C, C++ and Fortran code can be linked and run. Furthermore, the R developer community is very active and more than 10’000 packages are hosted on the official global package repository CRAN (Comprehensive R Archive Network, https://cran.r-project.org). In 2017, R was ranked as the sixth top programming language by the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers. R is somehow similar to matlab or python (for an interesting comparison between R and python, check https://github.com/matloff/R-vs.-Python-for-Data-Science)
RGPR is hosted on GitHub at https://github.com/emanuelhuber/RGPR.
Tutorials available on companion website
This is an ongoing project. If you have any questions, requirements, suggestions, don’t hesitate to contact me (in english, french or german):
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This program simulates the QUEST method: a Bayesian adaptive psychometric method (Watson & Pelli, 1983).
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OMA + Being Development to Renovate VDMA in Eindhoven
- Written by Christele Harrouk
- about 11 hours
In collaboration with Being development, OMA has won a competition to redevelop Van der Meulen-Ansemsterrein (VDMA) in central Eindhoven, in the Netherlands. The central site will be rehabilitated into “a vibrant urban hub with housing, offices, and public spaces.”
For Eindhoven, the VDMA site is a special place. Located at the heart of the city, it used to house a match factory and a car park. The winning plan recognizes that past and at the same time utilizes the full potential of the site. With a program tackling housing, employment, green areas and relaxation for the general public, the plan links the shopping district in the city center to the surrounding urban development. The VDMA site is not only rich in history, it also has a bright future ahead. -- Yasin Torunoglu, the alder man responsible for housing, community, employment, and spatial planning for the Eindhoven municipality
Located in the center of Eindhoven and influenced by the industrial era, the competition aimed to transform the partly unused site of 75,000 square meters into a dynamic center of attraction. The VDMA site is currently comprised of industrial heritage buildings, like a 19th-century match factory, and the city’s first parking garage from the late 1920s. OMA’s first venture in Eindhoven will put in place a multi-use area that will mainly support creative initiatives and host “innovative technology companies and address local housing needs”. Along with Residential, offices and public spaces, the project will feature a Brainport Frontdesk, a sustainability hub, and a Micro Forest, that nurtures local vegetation species.
We are very proud that the municipality of Eindhoven chose our plan. The winning plan is a crowning achievement following intense efforts and teamwork by all parties involved. We carefully weighed programming, identity and sustainability to create the best possible balance. With VDMA we aim to inspire the sector as a whole and show that it is possible to ensure radical innovation and realize a green urban development that attracts a wide variety of residents and users –a stage for everyone. -- Being Development co-founder Basvan Damsays.
Generating a pivotal point between the city center, the station area, and the surrounding residential areas, the winning proposal aims to transform historically significant buildings into more suitable spaces for residential and office use. One of the most important buildings on site, the 19th-century match factory, will be completely restored to house cultural, education, and retail programs. Moreover, dominating one-third of the site, the Micro Forest will hold different vegetation species from the natural context to constantly remind the community of the city’s invaluable resources. Volumes with large floor plates will wrap this forest and create co-working spaces for technological startups.
VDMA offers a unique opportunity to revive a centrally located site in Eindhoven that is full of potential. Our plan builds on the history and assets of the city as a center for technological innovation and industrial design and introduces exciting public programs to the area. The redeveloped VDMA site will offer the city a platform for engagement with the most innovative ideas in technology and culture. – David Gianotten, OMA’s design team leader
On another hand, the new residential additions are designed “as stacked volumes”. Actually, the buildings' configuration depends primarily on their surroundings. Facades of the lower levels will be in glass, to reinterpret Eindhoven’s industrial past and facades of the upper volumes will have sustainable contemporary features. A mix of social housing, averagely-priced rental properties, private sector houses and a community home, will put in place a diverse housing system. Led by OMA/David Gianotten, the VDMA masterplan is the work of a whole team of experts including diederendirrix, FABRICations, landscape architect DELVA and designer collective NUL ZES.
VDMA (Van der Meulen-Ansemsterrein), Eindhoven
- Status: Competition
- Client: Being Development
- Location: Eindhoven
- Site: Van der Meulen-Ansemsterrein
- Program: Masterplan
- Partner-in-Charge: David Gianotten
- Project Architect: Mariano Sagasta
- Team: Bozar Ben Zeev, Sandra Bsat, James Carden, Joana Cidade, Caterina Corsi, Benedetta Gatti, Federica Giorgetta, Lex Lagendijk, Jonathan Levine, Juliet Moore, Michael den Otter, Karolina Szczygiel, Chuchu Wu
- Collaborating Architects: Diederendirrix, FABRICations
- Landscape Architect: DELVA
- Community Program Video, Graphics: NulZes
- Building Physics and Sustainability: DGMR
- Structural Engineer: IMD
- Modular Construction: NEZZT
- Installations: Techniplan
- Traffic Consultant: Rebel Group


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| DateTime::LeapSecond - leap seconds table and utilities |
DateTime::LeapSecond - leap seconds table and utilities
version 1.20
use DateTime; use DateTime::LeapSecond;
print "Leap seconds between years 1990 and 2000 are "; print DateTime::Leapsecond::leap_seconds( $utc_rd_2000 ) - DateTime::Leapsecond::leap_seconds( $utc_rd_1990 );
This module is used to calculate leap seconds for a given Rata Die day. It is used when DateTime.pm cannot compile the XS version of this code.
This library is known to be accurate for dates until December 2009.
There are no leap seconds before 1972, because that's the year this system was implemented.
Returns the number of accumulated leap seconds for a given day, in the range 0 .. 22.
Returns the number of leap seconds for a given day, in the range -2 .. 2.
Returns the number of seconds for a given day, in the range 86398 .. 86402.
<http://hpiers.obspm.fr/eop-pc/earthor/utc/leapsecond.html>
Dave Rolsky<EMAIL_ADDRESS>This software is Copyright (c) 2015 by Dave Rolsky.
This is free software, licensed under:
The Artistic License 2.0 (GPL Compatible)
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Provides a generic implementation of BLE-specific ConnectivityManager features for platforms where BLE functionality is implemented by the BLEManager class. More...
#include <include/platform/internal/GenericConnectivityManagerImpl_BLE.h>
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| Ble::BleLayer * | _GetBleLayer () |
| ConnectivityManager::CHIPoBLEServiceMode | _GetCHIPoBLEServiceMode () |
| CHIP_ERROR | _SetCHIPoBLEServiceMode (ConnectivityManager::CHIPoBLEServiceMode val) |
| bool | _IsBLEAdvertisingEnabled () |
| CHIP_ERROR | _SetBLEAdvertisingEnabled (bool val) |
| bool | _IsBLEAdvertising () |
| CHIP_ERROR | _SetBLEAdvertisingMode (ConnectivityManager::BLEAdvertisingMode mode) |
| CHIP_ERROR | _GetBLEDeviceName (char *buf, size_t bufSize) |
| CHIP_ERROR | _SetBLEDeviceName (const char *deviceName) |
| uint16_t | _NumBLEConnections () |
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| static const char * | _CHIPoBLEServiceModeToStr (ConnectivityManager::CHIPoBLEServiceMode mode) |
Provides a generic implementation of BLE-specific ConnectivityManager features for platforms where BLE functionality is implemented by the BLEManager class.
This class is intended to be inherited (directly or indirectly) by the ConnectivityManagerImpl class, which also appears as the template's ImplClass parameter.
The majority of methods on this class simply forward calls to similarly-named methods on the BLEManager class. This arrangement, where the ConnectivityManager implementation delegates BLE support to the BLEManager class, is standard on platforms that support BLE, and helps to limit the complexity of the ConnectivityManagerImpl class.
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What are Anomalies?
An anomaly, while having a seemingly complex and negative name, simply means a value’s difference from the average in a set of data.
For example, let’s say we have the following set of numbers:
{ 1, 4, 3, 5, 5, 8, 9 }
From this set, we can extract a few statistics:
Mode (Most often occurring number) = 9
Median (Number in the center of the data) = 5
Mean (Average of all data) = (Sum of all numbers) / (How many numbers are in the set)
= (1 + 4 + 3 + 5 + 5 + 8 + 9) / 7
= 35 / 7
= 5
Now that we know the average of this set of numbers, it’s relatively easy to find an anomaly for any value in the set. For example, let’s try the anomaly for 9:
Anomaly = The absolute value of (value – average)
= abs(9 – 5)
= abs(4)
= 4
Why is this Useful?
(+ An Explanation of Sensors)
In any modern data collection scenario, it is crucial to use sensors to assign numeric values to things we wish to observe to achieve the highest accuracy and precision possible. Things like wind speed, pressure, temperature, humidity, etc. all require sensors to conduct mass, continuous measurements. However, due to the relative nature of these sensors, even measurements of the same exact thing with different sensors can yield differing results.
For example, let’s say two people measure the temperature (in Fahrenheit) of a cup of water over a period of 10 minutes using two different sensors, and get the following values:
| Time (Min) | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 |
| Sensor 1 (F) | 74.3 | 74.1 | 73.5 | 73.9 | 74.7 | 75.5 | 76.1 | 76.3 | 76.7 | 76.5 |
| Sensor 2 (F) | 75 | 74.8 | 74.2 | 74.6 | 75.4 | 76.2 | 76.8 | 77 | 77.4 | 77.2 |
Despite the fact that the two people were measuring the exact same cup of water, the values are completely different! So, how can we normalize this data in order to compare the trends in each of the measurements? By taking the anomalies of each.
| Time (Min) | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 | Averages |
| Sensor 1 (F) | 74.3 | 74.1 | 73.5 | 73.9 | 74.7 | 75.5 | 76.1 | 76.3 | 76.7 | 76.5 | 75.16 |
| Sensor 2 (F) | 75 | 74.8 | 74.2 | 74.6 | 75.4 | 76.2 | 76.8 | 77 | 77.4 | 77.2 | 75.86 |
| Sensor 1 Anomalies | 0.9886 | 0.9859 | 0.9779 | 0.9832 | 0.9939 | 1.0045 | 1.0125 | 1.0152 | 1.0205 | 1.0178 | 1 |
| Sensor 2 Anomalies | 0.9887 | 0.9860 | 0.9781 | 0.9834 | 0.9939 | 1.0045 | 1.0124 | 1.0150 | 1.0203 | 1.0177 | 1 |
Graphing this data, we can see that two line up almost perfectly.


| Package | com.developmentarc.core.utils |
| Class | public class InstanceFactory |
| Subclasses | SingletonFactory |
This class is useful when only a single instance of an item is required but not on a Framework/Application level. If you need a Framework/Application level Singleton instance, use the SingletonFactory to generate your instance.
| Property | Defined by | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| instanceTable : HashTable
Stores the local instances for the factory.
| InstanceFactory |
| Method | Defined by | ||
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Constructor.
| InstanceFactory | ||
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clearAllInstances():void
Used to remove all current instances from the Factory.
| InstanceFactory | ||
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clearInstance(type:Class):void
Used to remove a specific instance type from the factory.
| InstanceFactory | ||
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getInstance(type:Class):*
Used to get access to an instance of the Class type
requested.
| InstanceFactory |
| instanceTable | property |
protected var instanceTable:HashTable
Stores the local instances for the factory.
| InstanceFactory | () | constructor |
public function InstanceFactory()
Constructor.
| clearAllInstances | () | method |
public function clearAllInstances():void
Used to remove all current instances from the Factory.
| clearInstance | () | method |
public function clearInstance(type:Class):void
Used to remove a specific instance type from the factory. This method checks to see if the requeted type has an intance in the table, and if so the instance is removed. This enables getInstance() to create a new instance the next time the method is called. If the instance type does not exist, nothing occurs.
Parameterstype:Class — The type of instance to look for and remove.
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public function getInstance(type:Class):*
Used to get access to an instance of the Class type requested. This method first determines if the Class type has been requested before. If the Class has never been requested, the method creates a new instance of the Class, stores it in a table and then returns a reference to the Class.
If the Class type has been requested previously, the method returns the previously generated instance.
Parameterstype:Class — The Class of the instance to return.
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* — The generated instance of the Class.
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InputDeviceCapabilities tests
Testing native browser support
Script
Mouse
Touch
Keyboard
IME
Wheel
Testing the polyfill
Script
Mouse
Touch
Keyboard
IME
Wheel


AC Milan legend's son continues family tradition at club
Daniel Maldini was called up to the senior squad for the first time for Saturday’s 1-1 Serie A draw against Napoli.
by AFPDANIEL MALDINI is continuing the family tradition at AC Milan as the teenage son of club legend Paolo and grandson of Cesare was called up to the senior squad for the first time for Saturday’s 1-1 Serie A draw against Napoli.
The 18-year-old Maldini, however, will have to wait for his first start as he remained on the bench at the San Siro for the former seven-time European champions.
An attacking midfielder Maldini, who had already participated in Milan’s summer tour and was on the junior team, recently extended his contract until 2024.
He is the third generation to play for the 18-time Serie A champions after his grandfather Cesare, who died in 2016, played for 12 seasons, winning four league titles and the European Cup.
Cesare also coached the team twice in 1973-1974 and 2001.
His son Paolo — considered among the best defenders of all time — holds the record for matches played in Serie A with 647, all for AC Milan, winning seven Scudetto and five Champions League trophies.
The 51-year-old Maldini is currently technical director of the northern Italian side, who are currently struggling 13th in the league.


French Toast
- In a small bowl, combine, cinnamon, nutmeg, and sugar and set aside briefly.
- In a 10-inch or 12-inch skillet, melt butter over medium heat.
- Whisk together cinnamon mixture, eggs, milk, and vanilla and pour into a shallow container such as a pie plate.
- Dip bread in egg mixture.
- Fry slices until golden brown, then flip to cook the other side.
- Serve with syrup.
Cheese Toasties
- Toast bread to about 50%.
- Cover bread in cheese and any other desired toppings, such as small pieces of ham.
- Cook under grill for about 7-8 minutes, until cheese has melted.
Cinnamon Toast
- Use a toaster to toast the bread to desired darkness.
- Spread butter or margarine onto one side of each slice.
- In a cup or small bowl, stir together the sugar and cinnamon; sprinkle generously over hot buttered toast.
Pesto and Tomato Toast
- Slice 1 to 2 loaves of French bread into 1/4-inch-thick rounds.
- Brush each slice with olive oil or melted butter.
- Place the rounds on baking sheets and bake at 350 degrees until crisp throughout and lightly golden around the edges, about 15 minutes.
- Top with pesto and chopped sun-dried tomatoes.


MPAdView Class Reference
| Inherits from | UIView |
| Declared in | MPAdView.h |
Tasks
Initializing a Banner Ad
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– initWithAdUnitId:size:
Initializes an MPAdView with the given ad unit ID and banner size.
Setting and Getting the Delegate
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delegate
The delegate (
propertyMPAdViewDelegate
) of the ad view.
Setting Request Parameters
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adUnitId
The MoPub ad unit ID for this ad view.
property -
keywords
A string representing a set of keywords that should be passed to the MoPub ad server to receive more relevant advertising.
property -
location
A
propertyCLLocation
object representing a user’s location that should be passed to the MoPub ad server to receive more relevant advertising.
Enabling Test Mode
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testing
A Boolean value that determines whether the ad view should request ads in test mode.
property
Loading a Banner Ad
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– loadAd
Requests a new ad from the MoPub ad server.
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– refreshAd
Requests a new ad from the MoPub ad server.
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– forceRefreshAd
Cancels any existing ad requests and requests a new ad from the MoPub ad server.
Handling Orientation Changes
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– rotateToOrientation:
Informs the ad view that the device orientation has changed.
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– lockNativeAdsToOrientation:
Forces third-party native ad networks to only use ads sized for the specified orientation.
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– unlockNativeAdsOrientation
Allows third-party native ad networks to use ads sized for any orientation.
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– allowedNativeAdsOrientation
Returns the banner orientations that third-party ad networks are allowed to use.
Obtaining the Size of the Current Ad
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– adContentViewSize
Returns the size of the current ad being displayed in the ad view.
Managing the Automatic Refreshing of Ads
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ignoresAutorefresh
A Boolean value that determines whether the ad view should ignore directions from the MoPub ad server to periodically refresh its contents.
property
Handling Custom Event Methods (Deprecated)
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– customEventDidLoadAd
Signals to the ad view that a custom event has caused ad content to load successfully.
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– customEventDidFailToLoadAd
Signals to the ad view that a custom event has resulted in a failed load.
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– customEventActionWillBegin
Signals to the ad view that a user has tapped on a custom-event-triggered ad.
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– customEventActionDidEnd
Signals to the ad view that a user has stopped interacting with a custom-event-triggered ad.
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– setAdContentView:
Replaces the content of the MPAdView with the specified view.
Properties
adUnitId
The MoPub ad unit ID for this ad view.
@property (nonatomic, copy) NSString *adUnitId
Discussion
Ad unit IDs are created on the MoPub website. An ad unit is a defined placement in your application set aside for advertising. If no ad unit ID is set, the ad view will use a default ID that only receives test ads.
Declared In
MPAdView.h
delegate
The delegate (MPAdViewDelegate
) of the ad view.
@property (nonatomic, assign) id<MPAdViewDelegate> delegate
Discussion
Important: Before releasing an instance of MPAdView
, you must set its delegate
property to nil
.
Declared In
MPAdView.h
ignoresAutorefresh
A Boolean value that determines whether the ad view should ignore directions from the MoPub ad server to periodically refresh its contents.
@property (nonatomic, assign) BOOL ignoresAutorefresh
Discussion
The default value of this property is NO. Set the property to YES if you want to prevent your ad
view from automatically refreshing. Note: if you wish to set the property to YES, you should do
so before you call loadAd
for the first time.
Declared In
MPAdView.h
keywords
A string representing a set of keywords that should be passed to the MoPub ad server to receive more relevant advertising.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *keywords
Discussion
Keywords are typically used to target ad campaigns at specific user segments. They should be formatted as comma-separated key-value pairs (e.g. “marital:single,age:24”).
On the MoPub website, keyword targeting options can be found under the “Advanced Targeting” section when managing campaigns.
Declared In
MPAdView.h
location
A CLLocation
object representing a user’s location that should be passed to the MoPub ad server
to receive more relevant advertising.
@property (nonatomic, copy) CLLocation *location
Declared In
MPAdView.h
testing
A Boolean value that determines whether the ad view should request ads in test mode.
@property (nonatomic, assign, getter=isTesting) BOOL testing
Discussion
The default value is NO.
Important: If you set this value to YES, make sure to reset it to NO before submitting your application to the App Store.
Declared In
MPAdView.h
Instance Methods
adContentViewSize
Returns the size of the current ad being displayed in the ad view.
- (CGSize)adContentViewSize
Return Value
The size of the underlying mediated ad.
Discussion
Ad sizes may vary between different ad networks. This method returns the actual size of the underlying mediated ad. This size may be different from the original, initialized size of the ad view. You may use this size to determine to adjust the size or positioning of the ad view to avoid clipping or border issues.
Declared In
MPAdView.h
allowedNativeAdsOrientation
Returns the banner orientations that third-party ad networks are allowed to use.
- (MPNativeAdOrientation)allowedNativeAdsOrientation
Return Value
An enum value representing an allowed set of orientations.
Declared In
MPAdView.h
customEventActionDidEnd
Signals to the ad view that a user has stopped interacting with a custom-event-triggered ad.
- (void)customEventActionDidEnd
Discussion
Warning: This method has been deprecated. You should instead implement banner custom
events using a subclass of MPBannerCustomEvent
.
Declared In
MPAdView.h
customEventActionWillBegin
Signals to the ad view that a user has tapped on a custom-event-triggered ad.
- (void)customEventActionWillBegin
Discussion
Warning: This method has been deprecated. You should instead implement banner custom
events using a subclass of MPBannerCustomEvent
.
Declared In
MPAdView.h
customEventDidFailToLoadAd
Signals to the ad view that a custom event has resulted in a failed load.
- (void)customEventDidFailToLoadAd
Discussion
Warning: This method has been deprecated. You should instead implement banner custom
events using a subclass of MPBannerCustomEvent
.
Declared In
MPAdView.h
customEventDidLoadAd
Signals to the ad view that a custom event has caused ad content to load successfully.
- (void)customEventDidLoadAd
Discussion
Warning: This method has been deprecated. You should instead implement banner custom
events using a subclass of MPBannerCustomEvent
.
Declared In
MPAdView.h
forceRefreshAd
Cancels any existing ad requests and requests a new ad from the MoPub ad server.
- (void)forceRefreshAd
Declared In
MPAdView.h
initWithAdUnitId:size:
Initializes an MPAdView with the given ad unit ID and banner size.
- (id)initWithAdUnitId:(NSString *)adUnitId size:(CGSize)size
Parameters
- adUnitId
A string representing a MoPub ad unit ID.
- size
The desired ad size. A list of standard ad sizes is available in MPConstants.h.
Return Value
A newly initialized ad view corresponding to the given ad unit ID and size.
Declared In
MPAdView.h
loadAd
Requests a new ad from the MoPub ad server.
- (void)loadAd
Discussion
If the ad view is already loading an ad, this call will be ignored. You may use forceRefreshAd
if you would like cancel any existing ad requests and force a new ad to load.
Declared In
MPAdView.h
lockNativeAdsToOrientation:
Forces third-party native ad networks to only use ads sized for the specified orientation.
- (void)lockNativeAdsToOrientation:(MPNativeAdOrientation)orientation
Parameters
- orientation
An MPNativeAdOrientation enum value.
typedef enum { MPNativeAdOrientationAny, MPNativeAdOrientationPortrait, MPNativeAdOrientationLandscape } MPNativeAdOrientation;
Discussion
Banners from some third-party ad networks have orientation-specific behaviors and/or sizes. You may use this method to lock ads to a certain orientation. For instance, if you call this with MPInterfaceOrientationPortrait, native networks (e.g. iAd) will never return ads sized for the landscape orientation.
Declared In
MPAdView.h
refreshAd
Requests a new ad from the MoPub ad server.
- (void)refreshAd
Discussion
If the ad view is already loading an ad, this call will be ignored. You may use forceRefreshAd
if you would like cancel any existing ad requests and force a new ad to load.
Warning: This method has been deprecated. Use loadAd
instead.
Declared In
MPAdView.h
rotateToOrientation:
Informs the ad view that the device orientation has changed.
- (void)rotateToOrientation:(UIInterfaceOrientation)newOrientation
Parameters
- newOrientation
The new interface orientation (after orientation changes have occurred).
Discussion
Banners from some third-party ad networks have orientation-specific behavior. You should call this method when your application’s orientation changes if you want mediated ads to acknowledge their new orientation.
If your application layout needs to change based on the size of the mediated ad, you may want to
check the value of adContentViewSize
after calling this method, in case the orientation change
causes the mediated ad to resize.
Declared In
MPAdView.h
setAdContentView:
Replaces the content of the MPAdView with the specified view.
- (void)setAdContentView:(UIView *)view
Parameters
- view
A view representing some banner content.
Discussion
Warning: This method has been deprecated. You should instead implement banner custom
events using a subclass of MPBannerCustomEvent
.
Declared In
MPAdView.h
unlockNativeAdsOrientation
Allows third-party native ad networks to use ads sized for any orientation.
- (void)unlockNativeAdsOrientation
Discussion
You do not need to call this method unless you have previously called
lockNativeAdsToOrientation:
.
Declared In
MPAdView.h


Events to monitor:
mouseover
mousemove
mouseout
mouseup
mousedown
click
contextmenu
focus
blur
change
keydown
keypress
keyup
Div
keyCode
charCode
cancelBubble
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Processor Counter Monitor
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System-wide counter state. More...
#include <cpucounters.h>
Public Member Functions | |
| SystemCounterState (const SystemCounterState &)=default | |
| SystemCounterState (SystemCounterState &&)=default | |
| SystemCounterState & | operator= (SystemCounterState &&)=default |
| SystemCounterState & | operator+= (const SocketCounterState &scs) |
| SystemCounterState & | operator+= (const UncoreCounterState &ucs) |
| Public Member Functions inherited from SocketCounterState | |
| SocketCounterState & | operator+= (const BasicCounterState &ccs) |
| SocketCounterState & | operator+= (const UncoreCounterState &ucs) |
| SocketCounterState (const SocketCounterState &)=default | |
| SocketCounterState (SocketCounterState &&)=default | |
| SocketCounterState & | operator= (SocketCounterState &&)=default |
| SocketCounterState & | operator= (UncoreCounterState &&ucs) |
| Public Member Functions inherited from BasicCounterState | |
| BasicCounterState (const BasicCounterState &)=default | |
| BasicCounterState (BasicCounterState &&)=default | |
| BasicCounterState & | operator= (BasicCounterState &&)=default |
| BasicCounterState & | operator+= (const BasicCounterState &o) |
| void | readAndAggregate (std::shared_ptr< SafeMsrHandle >) |
| void | readAndAggregateTSC (std::shared_ptr< SafeMsrHandle >) |
| int32 | getThermalHeadroom () const |
| Returns current thermal headroom below TjMax. | |
| Public Member Functions inherited from UncoreCounterState | |
| UncoreCounterState (const UncoreCounterState &)=default | |
| UncoreCounterState (UncoreCounterState &&)=default | |
| UncoreCounterState & | operator= (UncoreCounterState &&)=default |
| UncoreCounterState & | operator+= (const UncoreCounterState &o) |
Protected Member Functions | |
| void | readAndAggregate (std::shared_ptr< SafeMsrHandle > handle) |
| Protected Member Functions inherited from SocketCounterState | |
| void | readAndAggregate (std::shared_ptr< SafeMsrHandle > handle) |
| Protected Member Functions inherited from BasicCounterState | |
| uint64 * | getEventsPtr () |
| const uint64 * | getEventsPtr () const |
| uint64 & | Event (size_t i) |
| const uint64 & | Event (size_t i) const |
| Protected Member Functions inherited from UncoreCounterState | |
| void | readAndAggregate (std::shared_ptr< SafeMsrHandle >) |
Friends | |
| class | PCM |
| uint64 | getIncomingQPILinkBytes (uint32 socketNr, uint32 linkNr, const SystemCounterState &before, const SystemCounterState &after) |
| Get estimation of QPI data traffic per incoming QPI link. More... | |
| uint64 | getIncomingQPILinkBytes (uint32 socketNr, uint32 linkNr, const SystemCounterState &now) |
| Return current value of the counter of QPI data traffic per incoming QPI link. More... | |
| double | getOutgoingQPILinkUtilization (uint32 socketNr, uint32 linkNr, const SystemCounterState &before, const SystemCounterState &after) |
| Get utilization of outgoing QPI link (0..1) More... | |
| uint64 | getOutgoingQPILinkBytes (uint32 socketNr, uint32 linkNr, const SystemCounterState &before, const SystemCounterState &after) |
| Get estimation of QPI (data+nondata) traffic per outgoing QPI link. More... | |
| uint64 | getOutgoingQPILinkBytes (uint32 socketNr, uint32 linkNr, const SystemCounterState &now) |
Additional Inherited Members | |
| Protected Attributes inherited from BasicCounterState | |
| uint64 | InstRetiredAny |
| uint64 | CpuClkUnhaltedThread |
| uint64 | CpuClkUnhaltedRef |
| union { | |
| uint64 L3Miss | |
| uint64 Event0 | |
| uint64 ArchLLCMiss | |
| }; | |
| union { | |
| uint64 L3UnsharedHit | |
| uint64 Event1 | |
| uint64 ArchLLCRef | |
| uint64 SKLL3Hit | |
| }; | |
| union { | |
| uint64 L2HitM | |
| uint64 Event2 | |
| uint64 SKLL2Miss | |
| }; | |
| union { | |
| uint64 L2Hit | |
| uint64 Event3 | |
| }; | |
| uint64 | Event4 |
| uint64 | Event5 |
| uint64 | Event6 |
| uint64 | Event7 |
| uint64 | InvariantTSC |
| uint64 | CStateResidency [PCM::MAX_C_STATE+1] |
| int32 | ThermalHeadroom |
| uint64 | L3Occupancy |
| uint64 | MemoryBWLocal |
| uint64 | MemoryBWTotal |
| uint64 | SMICount |
| Protected Attributes inherited from UncoreCounterState | |
| uint64 | UncMCFullWrites |
| uint64 | UncMCNormalReads |
| uint64 | UncHARequests |
| uint64 | UncHALocalRequests |
| uint64 | UncPMMWrites |
| uint64 | UncPMMReads |
| uint64 | UncEDCFullWrites |
| uint64 | UncEDCNormalReads |
| uint64 | UncMCIORequests |
| uint64 | PackageEnergyStatus |
| uint64 | DRAMEnergyStatus |
| uint64 | TOROccupancyIAMiss |
| uint64 | TORInsertsIAMiss |
| uint64 | UncClocks |
| uint64 | CStateResidency [PCM::MAX_C_STATE+1] |
System-wide counter state.
|
friend |
Get estimation of QPI data traffic per incoming QPI link.
Returns an estimation of number of data bytes transferred to a socket over Intel(r) Quick Path Interconnect
| socketNr | socket identifier |
| linkNr | linkNr |
| before | System CPU counter state before the experiment |
| after | System CPU counter state after the experiment |
|
friend |
Return current value of the counter of QPI data traffic per incoming QPI link.
Returns the number of incoming data bytes to a socket over Intel(r) Quick Path Interconnect
| socketNr | socket identifier |
| linkNr | linkNr |
| now | Current System CPU counter state |
|
friend |
Get estimation of QPI (data+nondata) traffic per outgoing QPI link.
Returns an estimation of number of data bytes transferred from a socket over Intel(r) Quick Path Interconnect
| socketNr | socket identifier |
| linkNr | linkNr |
| before | System CPU counter state before the experiment |
| after | System CPU counter state after the experiment |
|
friend |
Get utilization of outgoing QPI link (0..1)
Returns an estimation of utilization of QPI link by (data+nondata) traffic transferred from a socket over Intel(r) Quick Path Interconnect
| socketNr | socket identifier |
| linkNr | linkNr |
| before | System CPU counter state before the experiment |
| after | System CPU counter state after the experiment |


{% extends "layout.html" %} {% load static %} {% block title %}OTIS Mock Olympiads{% endblock %} {% block layout-content %}
Important reading. Please read this before taking the first mock olympiads!
You only need to do this once per year.
In brief:
Check the syllabus for full details.


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java.lang.Object java.io.Writer org.apache.xml.serializer.WriterToUTF8Buffered
final class WriterToUTF8Buffered
This class writes unicode characters to a byte stream (java.io.OutputStream) as quickly as possible. It buffers the output in an internal buffer which must be flushed to the OutputStream when done. This flushing is done via the close() flush() or flushBuffer() method. This class is only used internally within Xalan.
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BYTES_MAX
number of bytes that the byte buffer can hold. |
private static int |
CHARS_MAX
number of characters that the character buffer can hold. |
private int |
count
The number of valid bytes in the buffer. |
private char[] |
m_inputChars
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m_os
The byte stream to write to. |
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The internal buffer where data is stored. |
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WriterToUTF8Buffered(java.io.OutputStream out)
Create an buffered UTF-8 writer. |
| Method Summary | |
|---|---|
void |
close()
Close the stream, flushing it first. |
void |
flush()
Flush the stream. |
void |
flushBuffer()
Flush the internal buffer |
java.io.OutputStream |
getOutputStream()
Get the output stream where the events will be serialized to. |
java.io.Writer |
getWriter()
If this method returns null, getOutputStream() must return non-null. |
void |
write(char[] chars,
int start,
int length)
Write a portion of an array of characters. |
void |
write(int c)
Write a single character. |
void |
write(java.lang.String s)
Write a string. |
| Methods inherited from class java.io.Writer |
|---|
append, append, append, write, write |
| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
|---|
clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
| Methods inherited from interface org.apache.xml.serializer.WriterChain |
|---|
write, write |
| Field Detail |
|---|
private static final int BYTES_MAX
private static final int CHARS_MAX
private final java.io.OutputStream m_os
private final byte[] m_outputBytes
private final char[] m_inputChars
private int count
| Constructor Detail |
|---|
public WriterToUTF8Buffered(java.io.OutputStream out)
out
- the underlying output stream.
java.io.UnsupportedEncodingException
| Method Detail |
|---|
public void write(int c) throws java.io.IOException
Subclasses that intend to support efficient single-character output should override this method.
write
in interface WriterChain
write
in class java.io.Writer
c
- int specifying a character to be written.
java.io.IOException
- If an I/O error occurspublic void write(char[] chars, int start, int length) throws java.io.IOException
write
in interface WriterChain
write
in class java.io.Writer
chars
- Array of charactersstart
- Offset from which to start writing characterslength
- Number of characters to write
java.io.IOException
- If an I/O error occurs
java.io.IOException
public void write(java.lang.String s) throws java.io.IOException
write
in interface WriterChain
write
in class java.io.Writer
s
- String to be written
java.io.IOException
- If an I/O error occurspublic void flushBuffer() throws java.io.IOException
java.io.IOException
public void flush() throws java.io.IOException
flush
in interface java.io.Flushable
flush
in interface WriterChain
flush
in class java.io.Writer
java.io.IOException
- If an I/O error occurs
java.io.IOException
public void close() throws java.io.IOException
close
in interface java.io.Closeable
close
in interface WriterChain
close
in class java.io.Writer
java.io.IOException
- If an I/O error occurs
java.io.IOException
public java.io.OutputStream getOutputStream()
getOutputStream
in interface WriterChain
public java.io.Writer getWriter()
WriterChain
getWriter
in interface WriterChain
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https://travis-ci.org/leanprover/mathlib/builds/386808487
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See discussion in the travis caching thread: https://leanprover.zulipchat.com/#narrow/stream/113488-general/subject/travis.20caching/near/127367872
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Tickets are on sale through this link or proximusgoformusic.be.

A day ticket costs € 50 all in ( public transport NMBS and De Lijn, 2 days camping at Camping Relax , including service costs € 4 and € 1 mobility contribution ) . A combi ticket costs € 90 all in ( public transport NMBS and De Lijn, 4 days camping including service costs € 4 and € 1 mobility contribution ) . 20 food and beverage voucher , you pay € 40 in advance. The presale runs through our site and runs until Sunday 31st July. At the festival , you pay € 12 for 5 food and beverage coupons.
24-09-2016 - 25-09-2016
Domein de Koude Keuken, Bruges – Legeweg 269a, 8200 Sint-Andries
We got plenty of parking space in the street next to our main entrance (Legeweg). Parking is completely free!
Think green! We have plenty of bike parking so we encourage you to come to our festival this way!
Bus 5 (Sint Andries Kerk) Bus 15 (Sint Andries Kerk & Sint Andries De Prange) Bus 55 (Sint Andries Kerk) Bus 89 (Sint Andries Zandstraat & Koude Keuken) Bus 52 & 53 (Sint-Andries Kerk)
Living a bit too far to go by bike? No problemo, we got several bus stops on a 5 minute walk. Best bus stops: Sint Andries Kerk, Sint Andries De Prange, Sint Andries Zandstraat & Sint Andries Koude Keuken.


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The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and Code for America are pleased to announce the launch of tools for local communities interested in identifying areas for economic growth using 22 environmental sustainability indicators, including job growth, value-added, air quality, climate impact, energy, water, and land use across 389 industry sectors.
The Sustainable Communities Web Challenge culminates on October 2, 2021 with $10,000 in awards using new embeddable, open-source web applications.
Also supported by the Georgia Center of Innovation for Energy Technology, the challenge is open to community representatives, coders and designers who will compete in helping to shape and deploy the new tools with local, regional and national themes.
During the event, community app portals are being developed using new mapping and Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) tools to explore environmental and economic outcomes resulting from changes to levels of goods and services in the pursuit of innovative sustainable material management.
Join in our upcoming work sessions for an overview of the web challenge and to start working on your community app entry.
Register Online: https://model.earth
Virtual Location: Zoom Meetups and Slack
The project's community tools expand on development by Georgia Tech Smart Community Corps (SCC) students who worked with EPA Southeast Region #4 and the Georgia Center of Innovation for Energy Technology during the summer of 2020 during which visualization tools were added to the US Environmentally-Extended Input-Output (USEEIO) model of industries, households and the environment.The Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) model of goods and services was created by the EPA in support of Sustainable Materials Management. The model is in use by experts in industry, academia (24+ U.S. universities), the nonprofit sector, and other federal agencies. In 2019, the Georgia Center of Innovation for Energy Technology began partnering with the EPA Region 4 to develop the country’s first state version of the national USEEIO model, which now provides the Application Programming Interface (API) for the current Web Challenge. Additional states will use the new online tools and widgets in the year ahead.
To get involved with this opportunity, please register online at https://model.earth.


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