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| #define | EVRPC_GENERATE(rpcname, reqstruct, rplystruct) |
| Generates the code for receiving and sending an RPC message. More... | |
| #define | EVRPC_HEADER(rpcname, reqstruct, rplystruct) |
| Creates the definitions and prototypes for an RPC. More... | |
| #define | EVRPC_MAKE_CTX(rpcname, reqstruct, rplystruct, pool, request, reply, cb, cbarg) |
| Creates a context structure that contains rpc specific information. More... | |
| #define | EVRPC_MAKE_REQUEST(name, pool, request, reply, cb, cbarg) evrpc_send_request_##name((pool), (request), (reply), (cb), (cbarg)) |
| launches an RPC and sends it to the server More... | |
| #define | EVRPC_REGISTER(base, name, request, reply, callback, cbarg) |
| register RPCs with the HTTP Server More... | |
| #define | EVRPC_REQUEST_DONE(rpc_req) |
| Creates the reply to an RPC request. More... | |
| #define | EVRPC_REQUEST_HTTP(rpc_req) (rpc_req)->http_req |
| Provides access to the HTTP request object underlying an RPC. More... | |
| #define | EVRPC_STRUCT(rpcname) struct evrpc_req__##rpcname |
| The type of a specific RPC Message. More... | |
| #define | EVRPC_UNREGISTER(base, name) evrpc_unregister_rpc((base), #name) |
| Unregisters an already registered RPC. More... | |
| #define | EVTAG_ARRAY_ADD(msg, member) (*(msg)->base->member##_add)(msg) |
| Allocates a new entry in the array and returns it. | |
| #define | EVTAG_ARRAY_ADD_VALUE(msg, member, value) (*(msg)->base->member##_add)((msg), (value)) |
| Adds a value to an array. | |
| #define | EVTAG_ARRAY_GET(msg, member, offset, pvalue) (*(msg)->base->member##_get)((msg), (offset), (pvalue)) |
| Gets a variable at the specified offset from the array. | |
| #define | EVTAG_ARRAY_LEN(msg, member) ((msg)->member##_length) |
| Returns the number of entries in the array. | |
| #define | EVTAG_ASSIGN(msg, member, value) (*(msg)->base->member##_assign)((msg), (value)) |
| Assigns a value to the member in the message. More... | |
| #define | EVTAG_ASSIGN_WITH_LEN(msg, member, value, len) (*(msg)->base->member##_assign)((msg), (value), (len)) |
| Assigns a value to the member in the message. More... | |
| #define | EVTAG_GET(msg, member, pvalue) (*(msg)->base->member##_get)((msg), (pvalue)) |
| Returns the value for a member. More... | |
| #define | EVTAG_GET_WITH_LEN(msg, member, pvalue, plen) (*(msg)->base->member##_get)((msg), (pvalue), (plen)) |
| Returns the value for a member. More... | |
| #define | EVTAG_HAS(msg, member) ((msg)->member##_set == 1) |
| Determines if the member has been set in the message. More... | |
| #define | INPUT EVRPC_INPUT |
| Deprecated alias for EVRPC_INPUT. More... | |
| #define | OUTPUT EVRPC_OUTPUT |
| Deprecated alias for EVRPC_OUTPUT. More... | |
Enumerations | |
| enum | EVRPC_HOOK_RESULT { EVRPC_TERMINATE = -1, EVRPC_CONTINUE = 0, EVRPC_PAUSE = 1 } |
| Return value from hook processing functions. More... | |
| enum | EVRPC_HOOK_TYPE { EVRPC_INPUT, EVRPC_OUTPUT } |
| Hooks for changing the input and output of RPCs; this can be used to implement compression, authentication, encryption, ... More... | |
Functions | |
| EVENT2_EXPORT_SYMBOL void * | evrpc_add_hook (void *vbase, enum EVRPC_HOOK_TYPE hook_type, int(*cb)(void *, struct evhttp_request *, struct evbuffer *, void *), void *cb_arg) |
| adds a processing hook to either an rpc base or rpc pool More... | |
| EVENT2_EXPORT_SYMBOL void | evrpc_free (struct evrpc_base *base) |
| Frees the evrpc base. More... | |
| EVENT2_EXPORT_SYMBOL void * | evrpc_get_reply (struct evrpc_req_generic *req) |
| EVENT2_EXPORT_SYMBOL void * | evrpc_get_request (struct evrpc_req_generic *req) |
| accessors for request and reply | |
| EVENT2_EXPORT_SYMBOL void | evrpc_hook_add_meta (void *ctx, const char *key, const void *data, size_t data_size) |
| adds meta data to request More... | |
| EVENT2_EXPORT_SYMBOL int | evrpc_hook_find_meta (void *ctx, const char *key, void **data, size_t *data_size) |
| retrieves meta data previously associated More... | |
| EVENT2_EXPORT_SYMBOL struct evhttp_connection * | evrpc_hook_get_connection (void *ctx) |
| returns the connection object associated with the request More... | |
| EVENT2_EXPORT_SYMBOL struct evrpc_base * | evrpc_init (struct evhttp *server) |
| Creates a new rpc base from which RPC requests can be received. More... | |
| EVENT2_EXPORT_SYMBOL int | evrpc_make_request (struct evrpc_request_wrapper *ctx) |
| Makes an RPC request based on the provided context. More... | |
| EVENT2_EXPORT_SYMBOL struct evrpc_request_wrapper * | evrpc_make_request_ctx (struct evrpc_pool *pool, void *request, void *reply, const char *rpcname, void(*req_marshal)(struct evbuffer *, void *), void(*rpl_clear)(void *), int(*rpl_unmarshal)(void *, struct evbuffer *), void(*cb)(struct evrpc_status *, void *, void *, void *), void *cbarg) |
| use EVRPC_GENERATE instead | |
| EVENT2_EXPORT_SYMBOL void | evrpc_pool_add_connection (struct evrpc_pool *pool, struct evhttp_connection *evcon) |
| Adds a connection over which rpc can be dispatched to the pool. More... | |
| EVENT2_EXPORT_SYMBOL void | evrpc_pool_free (struct evrpc_pool *pool) |
| frees an rpc connection pool More... | |
| EVENT2_EXPORT_SYMBOL struct evrpc_pool * | evrpc_pool_new (struct event_base *base) |
| creates an rpc connection pool More... | |
| EVENT2_EXPORT_SYMBOL void | evrpc_pool_remove_connection (struct evrpc_pool *pool, struct evhttp_connection *evcon) |
| Removes a connection from the pool. More... | |
| EVENT2_EXPORT_SYMBOL void | evrpc_pool_set_timeout (struct evrpc_pool *pool, int timeout_in_secs) |
| Sets the timeout in secs after which a request has to complete. More... | |
| EVENT2_EXPORT_SYMBOL int | evrpc_register_generic (struct evrpc_base *base, const char *name, void(*callback)(struct evrpc_req_generic *, void *), void *cbarg, void *(*req_new)(void *), void *req_new_arg, void(*req_free)(void *), int(*req_unmarshal)(void *, struct evbuffer *), void *(*rpl_new)(void *), void *rpl_new_arg, void(*rpl_free)(void *), int(*rpl_complete)(void *), void(*rpl_marshal)(struct evbuffer *, void *)) |
| Function for registering a generic RPC with the RPC base. More... | |
| EVENT2_EXPORT_SYMBOL int | evrpc_register_rpc (struct evrpc_base *, struct evrpc *, void(*)(struct evrpc_req_generic *, void *), void *) |
| Low level function for registering an RPC with a server. More... | |
| EVENT2_EXPORT_SYMBOL int | evrpc_remove_hook (void *vbase, enum EVRPC_HOOK_TYPE hook_type, void *handle) |
| removes a previously added hook More... | |
| EVENT2_EXPORT_SYMBOL void | evrpc_request_done (struct evrpc_req_generic *req) |
| completes the server response to an rpc request | |
| EVENT2_EXPORT_SYMBOL struct evrpc_pool * | evrpc_request_get_pool (struct evrpc_request_wrapper *ctx) |
| accessors for obscure and undocumented functionality | |
| EVENT2_EXPORT_SYMBOL void | evrpc_request_set_cb (struct evrpc_request_wrapper *ctx, void(*cb)(struct evrpc_status *, void *request, void *reply, void *arg), void *cb_arg) |
| EVENT2_EXPORT_SYMBOL void | evrpc_request_set_pool (struct evrpc_request_wrapper *ctx, struct evrpc_pool *pool) |
| EVENT2_EXPORT_SYMBOL int | evrpc_resume_request (void *vbase, void *ctx, enum EVRPC_HOOK_RESULT res) |
| resume a paused request More... | |
| EVENT2_EXPORT_SYMBOL int | evrpc_send_request_generic (struct evrpc_pool *pool, void *request, void *reply, void(*cb)(struct evrpc_status *, void *, void *, void *), void *cb_arg, const char *rpcname, void(*req_marshal)(struct evbuffer *, void *), void(*rpl_clear)(void *), int(*rpl_unmarshal)(void *, struct evbuffer *)) |
| Function for sending a generic RPC request. More... | |
| EVENT2_EXPORT_SYMBOL int | evrpc_unregister_rpc (struct evrpc_base *base, const char *name) |
This header files provides basic support for an RPC server and client.
To support RPCs in a server, every supported RPC command needs to be defined and registered.
EVRPC_HEADER(SendCommand, Request, Reply);
SendCommand is the name of the RPC command. Request is the name of a structure generated by event_rpcgen.py. It contains all parameters relating to the SendCommand RPC. The server needs to fill in the Reply structure. Reply is the name of a structure generated by event_rpcgen.py. It contains the answer to the RPC.
To register an RPC with an HTTP server, you need to first create an RPC base with:
struct evrpc_base *base = evrpc_init(http);
A specific RPC can then be registered with
EVRPC_REGISTER(base, SendCommand, Request, Reply, FunctionCB, arg);
when the server receives an appropriately formatted RPC, the user callback is invoked. The callback needs to fill in the reply structure.
void FunctionCB(EVRPC_STRUCT(SendCommand)* rpc, void *arg);
To send the reply, call EVRPC_REQUEST_DONE(rpc);
See the regression test for an example.
| #define EVRPC_GENERATE | ( | rpcname, | |
| reqstruct, | |||
| rplystruct | |||
| ) |
Generates the code for receiving and sending an RPC message.
EVRPC_GENERATE is used to create the code corresponding to sending and receiving a particular RPC message
| rpcname | the name of the RPC |
| reqstruct | the name of the RPC request structure |
| replystruct | the name of the RPC reply structure |
| #define EVRPC_HEADER | ( | rpcname, | |
| reqstruct, | |||
| rplystruct | |||
| ) |
Creates the definitions and prototypes for an RPC.
You need to use EVRPC_HEADER to create structures and function prototypes needed by the server and client implementation. The structures have to be defined in an .rpc file and converted to source code via event_rpcgen.py
| rpcname | the name of the RPC |
| reqstruct | the name of the RPC request structure |
| replystruct | the name of the RPC reply structure |
| #define EVRPC_MAKE_CTX | ( | rpcname, | |
| reqstruct, | |||
| rplystruct, | |||
| pool, | |||
| request, | |||
| reply, | |||
| cb, | |||
| cbarg | |||
| ) |
Creates a context structure that contains rpc specific information.
EVRPC_MAKE_CTX is used to populate a RPC specific context that contains information about marshaling the RPC data types.
| rpcname | the name of the RPC |
| reqstruct | the name of the RPC request structure |
| replystruct | the name of the RPC reply structure |
| pool | the evrpc_pool over which to make the request |
| request | a pointer to the RPC request structure object |
| reply | a pointer to the RPC reply structure object |
| cb | the callback function to call when the RPC has completed |
| cbarg | the argument to supply to the callback |
| #define EVRPC_MAKE_REQUEST | ( | name, | |
| pool, | |||
| request, | |||
| reply, | |||
| cb, | |||
| cbarg | |||
| ) | evrpc_send_request_##name((pool), (request), (reply), (cb), (cbarg)) |
launches an RPC and sends it to the server
EVRPC_MAKE_REQUEST() is used by the client to send an RPC to the server.
| name | the name of the RPC |
| pool | the evrpc_pool that contains the connection objects over which the request should be sent. |
| request | a pointer to the RPC request structure - it contains the data to be sent to the server. |
| reply | a pointer to the RPC reply structure. It is going to be filled if the request was answered successfully |
| cb | the callback to invoke when the RPC request has been answered |
| cbarg | an additional argument to be passed to the client |
| #define EVRPC_REGISTER | ( | base, | |
| name, | |||
| request, | |||
| reply, | |||
| callback, | |||
| cbarg | |||
| ) |
register RPCs with the HTTP Server
registers a new RPC with the HTTP server, each RPC needs to have a unique name under which it can be identified.
| base | the evrpc_base structure in which the RPC should be registered. |
| name | the name of the RPC |
| request | the name of the RPC request structure |
| reply | the name of the RPC reply structure |
| callback | the callback that should be invoked when the RPC is received. The callback has the following prototype void (callback)(EVRPC_STRUCT(Message) rpc, void *arg) |
| cbarg | an additional parameter that can be passed to the callback. The parameter can be used to carry around state. |
| #define EVRPC_REQUEST_DONE | ( | rpc_req | ) |
Creates the reply to an RPC request.
EVRPC_REQUEST_DONE is used to answer a request; the reply is expected to have been filled in. The request and reply pointers become invalid after this call has finished.
| rpc_req | the rpc request structure provided to the server callback |
| #define EVRPC_REQUEST_HTTP | ( | rpc_req | ) | (rpc_req)->http_req |
Provides access to the HTTP request object underlying an RPC.
Access to the underlying http object; can be used to look at headers or for getting the remote ip address
| rpc_req | the rpc request structure provided to the server callback |
| #define EVRPC_STRUCT | ( | rpcname | ) | struct evrpc_req__##rpcname |
The type of a specific RPC Message.
| rpcname | the name of the RPC message |
| #define EVRPC_UNREGISTER | ( | base, | |
| name | |||
| ) | evrpc_unregister_rpc((base), #name) |
Unregisters an already registered RPC.
| base | the evrpc_base object from which to unregister an RPC |
| name | the name of the rpc to unregister |
| #define EVTAG_ASSIGN | ( | msg, | |
| member, | |||
| value | |||
| ) | (*(msg)->base->member##_assign)((msg), (value)) |
Assigns a value to the member in the message.
| msg | the message to which to assign a value |
| member | the name of the member variable |
| value | the value to assign |
| #define EVTAG_ASSIGN_WITH_LEN | ( | msg, | |
| member, | |||
| value, | |||
| len | |||
| ) | (*(msg)->base->member##_assign)((msg), (value), (len)) |
Assigns a value to the member in the message.
| msg | the message to which to assign a value |
| member | the name of the member variable |
| value | the value to assign |
| len | the length of the value |
| #define EVTAG_GET | ( | msg, | |
| member, | |||
| pvalue | |||
| ) | (*(msg)->base->member##_get)((msg), (pvalue)) |
Returns the value for a member.
| msg | the message from which to get the value |
| member | the name of the member variable |
| pvalue | a pointer to the variable to hold the value |
| #define EVTAG_GET_WITH_LEN | ( | msg, | |
| member, | |||
| pvalue, | |||
| plen | |||
| ) | (*(msg)->base->member##_get)((msg), (pvalue), (plen)) |
Returns the value for a member.
| msg | the message from which to get the value |
| member | the name of the member variable |
| pvalue | a pointer to the variable to hold the value |
| plen | a pointer to the length of the value |
| #define EVTAG_HAS | ( | msg, | |
| member | |||
| ) | ((msg)->member##_set == 1) |
Determines if the member has been set in the message.
| msg | the message to inspect |
| member | the member variable to test for presences |
| #define INPUT EVRPC_INPUT |
Deprecated alias for EVRPC_INPUT.
Not available on windows, where it conflicts with platform headers.
| #define OUTPUT EVRPC_OUTPUT |
Deprecated alias for EVRPC_OUTPUT.
Not available on windows, where it conflicts with platform headers.
| enum EVRPC_HOOK_RESULT |
| enum EVRPC_HOOK_TYPE |
| EVENT2_EXPORT_SYMBOL void* evrpc_add_hook | ( | void * | vbase, |
| enum EVRPC_HOOK_TYPE | hook_type, | ||
| int(*)(void *, struct evhttp_request *, struct evbuffer *, void *) | cb, | ||
| void * | cb_arg | ||
| ) |
adds a processing hook to either an rpc base or rpc pool
If a hook returns TERMINATE, the processing is aborted. On CONTINUE, the request is immediately processed after the hook returns. If the hook returns PAUSE, request processing stops until evrpc_resume_request() has been called.
The add functions return handles that can be used for removing hooks.
| vbase | a pointer to either struct evrpc_base or struct evrpc_pool |
| hook_type | either INPUT or OUTPUT |
| cb | the callback to call when the hook is activated |
| cb_arg | an additional argument for the callback |
| EVENT2_EXPORT_SYMBOL void evrpc_free | ( | struct evrpc_base * | base | ) |
Frees the evrpc base.
For now, you are responsible for making sure that no rpcs are ongoing.
| base | the evrpc_base object to be freed |
| EVENT2_EXPORT_SYMBOL void evrpc_hook_add_meta | ( | void * | ctx, |
| const char * | key, | ||
| const void * | data, | ||
| size_t | data_size | ||
| ) |
adds meta data to request
evrpc_hook_add_meta() allows hooks to add meta data to a request. for a client request, the meta data can be inserted by an outgoing request hook and retrieved by the incoming request hook.
| ctx | the context provided to the hook call |
| key | a NUL-terminated c-string |
| data | the data to be associated with the key |
| data_size | the size of the data |
| EVENT2_EXPORT_SYMBOL int evrpc_hook_find_meta | ( | void * | ctx, |
| const char * | key, | ||
| void ** | data, | ||
| size_t * | data_size | ||
| ) |
retrieves meta data previously associated
evrpc_hook_find_meta() can be used to retrieve meta data associated to a request by a previous hook.
| ctx | the context provided to the hook call |
| key | a NUL-terminated c-string |
| data | pointer to a data pointer that will contain the retrieved data |
| data_size | pointer to the size of the data |
| EVENT2_EXPORT_SYMBOL struct evhttp_connection* evrpc_hook_get_connection | ( | void * | ctx | ) |
returns the connection object associated with the request
| ctx | the context provided to the hook call |
| EVENT2_EXPORT_SYMBOL struct evrpc_base* evrpc_init | ( | struct evhttp * | server | ) |
Creates a new rpc base from which RPC requests can be received.
| server | a pointer to an existing HTTP server |
| EVENT2_EXPORT_SYMBOL int evrpc_make_request | ( | struct evrpc_request_wrapper * | ctx | ) |
Makes an RPC request based on the provided context.
This is a low-level function and should not be used directly unless a custom context object is provided. Use EVRPC_MAKE_REQUEST() instead.
| ctx | a context from EVRPC_MAKE_CTX() |
| EVENT2_EXPORT_SYMBOL void evrpc_pool_add_connection | ( | struct evrpc_pool * | pool, |
| struct evhttp_connection * | evcon | ||
| ) |
Adds a connection over which rpc can be dispatched to the pool.
The connection object must have been newly created.
| pool | the pool to which to add the connection |
| evcon | the connection to add to the pool. |
| EVENT2_EXPORT_SYMBOL void evrpc_pool_free | ( | struct evrpc_pool * | pool | ) |
frees an rpc connection pool
| pool | a pointer to an evrpc_pool allocated via evrpc_pool_new() |
| EVENT2_EXPORT_SYMBOL struct evrpc_pool* evrpc_pool_new | ( | struct event_base * | base | ) |
creates an rpc connection pool
a pool has a number of connections associated with it. rpc requests are always made via a pool.
| base | a pointer to an struct event_based object; can be left NULL in singled-threaded applications |
| EVENT2_EXPORT_SYMBOL void evrpc_pool_remove_connection | ( | struct evrpc_pool * | pool, |
| struct evhttp_connection * | evcon | ||
| ) |
Removes a connection from the pool.
The connection object must have been newly created.
| pool | the pool from which to remove the connection |
| evcon | the connection to remove from the pool. |
| EVENT2_EXPORT_SYMBOL void evrpc_pool_set_timeout | ( | struct evrpc_pool * | pool, |
| int | timeout_in_secs | ||
| ) |
Sets the timeout in secs after which a request has to complete.
The RPC is completely aborted if it does not complete by then. Setting the timeout to 0 means that it never timeouts and can be used to implement callback type RPCs.
Any connection already in the pool will be updated with the new timeout. Connections added to the pool after set_timeout has be called receive the pool timeout only if no timeout has been set for the connection itself.
| pool | a pointer to a struct evrpc_pool object |
| timeout_in_secs | the number of seconds after which a request should timeout and a failure be returned to the callback. |
| EVENT2_EXPORT_SYMBOL int evrpc_register_generic | ( | struct evrpc_base * | base, |
| const char * | name, | ||
| void(*)(struct evrpc_req_generic *, void *) | callback, | ||
| void * | cbarg, | ||
| void *(*)(void *) | req_new, | ||
| void * | req_new_arg, | ||
| void(*)(void *) | req_free, | ||
| int(*)(void *, struct evbuffer *) | req_unmarshal, | ||
| void *(*)(void *) | rpl_new, | ||
| void * | rpl_new_arg, | ||
| void(*)(void *) | rpl_free, | ||
| int(*)(void *) | rpl_complete, | ||
| void(*)(struct evbuffer *, void *) | rpl_marshal | ||
| ) |
Function for registering a generic RPC with the RPC base.
Do not call this function directly, use EVRPC_REGISTER() instead.
| EVENT2_EXPORT_SYMBOL int evrpc_register_rpc | ( | struct evrpc_base * | , |
| struct evrpc * | , | ||
| void(*)(struct evrpc_req_generic *, void *) | , | ||
| void * | |||
| ) |
Low level function for registering an RPC with a server.
Use EVRPC_REGISTER() instead.
| EVENT2_EXPORT_SYMBOL int evrpc_remove_hook | ( | void * | vbase, |
| enum EVRPC_HOOK_TYPE | hook_type, | ||
| void * | handle | ||
| ) |
removes a previously added hook
| vbase | a pointer to either struct evrpc_base or struct evrpc_pool |
| hook_type | either INPUT or OUTPUT |
| handle | a handle returned by evrpc_add_hook() |
| EVENT2_EXPORT_SYMBOL int evrpc_resume_request | ( | void * | vbase, |
| void * | ctx, | ||
| enum EVRPC_HOOK_RESULT | res | ||
| ) |
resume a paused request
| vbase | a pointer to either struct evrpc_base or struct evrpc_pool |
| ctx | the context pointer provided to the original hook call |
| EVENT2_EXPORT_SYMBOL int evrpc_send_request_generic | ( | struct evrpc_pool * | pool, |
| void * | request, | ||
| void * | reply, | ||
| void(*)(struct evrpc_status *, void *, void *, void *) | cb, | ||
| void * | cb_arg, | ||
| const char * | rpcname, | ||
| void(*)(struct evbuffer *, void *) | req_marshal, | ||
| void(*)(void *) | rpl_clear, | ||
| int(*)(void *, struct evbuffer *) | rpl_unmarshal | ||
| ) |
Function for sending a generic RPC request.
Do not call this function directly, use EVRPC_MAKE_REQUEST() instead.


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OR-Tools
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Google Optimization software suite
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#include <ebert_graph.h>
Classes | |
| class | ArcIterator |
| class | NodeIterator |
| class | OutgoingArcIterator |
Public Member Functions | |
| NodeIndexType | num_nodes () const |
| ArcIndexType | num_arcs () const |
| NodeIndexType | end_node_index () const |
| ArcIndexType | end_arc_index () const |
| NodeIndexType | max_num_nodes () const |
| ArcIndexType | max_num_arcs () const |
| NodeIndexType | max_end_node_index () const |
| ArcIndexType | max_end_arc_index () const |
| bool | IsNodeValid (NodeIndexType node) const |
| ArcIndexType | LookUpArc (const NodeIndexType tail, const NodeIndexType head) const |
| NodeIndexType | Head (const ArcIndexType arc) const |
| std::string | NodeDebugString (const NodeIndexType node) const |
| std::string | ArcDebugString (const ArcIndexType arc) const |
Static Public Attributes | |
| static const NodeIndexType | kNilNode = -1 |
| static const ArcIndexType | kNilArc |
| static const NodeIndexType | kFirstNode = 0 |
| static const ArcIndexType | kFirstArc = 0 |
| static const NodeIndexType | kMaxNumNodes |
| static const ArcIndexType | kMaxNumArcs |
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Look, we have already said enough, I think, about the seven liberal arts of the philosophers, and the usefulness which might be learned from them by catholics.
Besides this we also add what those who are themselves called philosophers have said, if by chance they said anything that is true and suitable to our faith in their own systems of philosophy or writings, especially the Platonists, that ought not be feared but should be claimed for our own use, as if from wrongful possessors.
For just as the Egyptians had not only idols and grievous errors, which the people of Israel cursed and fled, but also vessels and trappings of gold and silver and clothing that that people claimed when leaving Egypt, as if privately putting them to better use for themselves, not by their own authority but with a command and mandate, with the Egyptians themselves unknowingly providing the things that they made good use of.
Thus all doctrines of pagans have not only counterfeit and superstitious fictions and heavy burdens of unnecessary toil, which each of us, on leaving the society of pagans, with Christ as our guide, ought to avert and to avoid, but also honorable disciplines that we dealt with a little while ago, maintain more suitable lessons and some morally most useful for the use of truth, and a few truths were discovered in them about the real single living God; and this gold and silver of theirs, so to speak, they didn't create it, but rooted it up as if from some mines of divine providence, that had been poured out everywhere, and squandered it, both perversely and wrongfully, in obedience to demons, as a Christian separated himself from wretched society in his soul, a Christion ought to steal this from them for the just use of proclaiming the Gospel.
AJC Likewise, it is permitted to take and keep their garments, that is, the institutions of men, but is nevertheless fit for civilized society, which we cannot do without in this life, to be converted to Christian use.
For what else have our many good faithful men done?
Don't we see how stuffed they were with so much gold and silver and garments when they fled Egypt, Cyprian, the pleasant teacher and the blessed martyr?
What about Lactantius?
What about Victorinus, Optatus, Hilarius?
What about the countless grammarians?
What Moses himself, the most faithful servant of God, did before that, about whom it was written that "he was learned in every wisdom of the Egyptians."
And to all these men the superstitious people and especially in those times when, rejecting the yoke of Christ, they were persecuting Christians, would never have bestowed the teachings that they held as useful, had they suspected that they'd be turned to be used in worshiping the one God, by whom the false worship of idols might be destroyed.
But they their gold and silver and clothing to the people of God as they fled Egypt, not knowing how what they gave would be turned to Christ's service.
For what happened in Exodus without doubt was figuratively to foretell this, that without prejudice to another I would call either of equal or better understanding.
But a student instructed in this way and studious of divine writings, when approaching the works that he means to examine, ought not be remiss in pondering that apostolic expression: "Knowlege inflates, love creates."


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4.8.8. HOWTO Enable Kerberos¶
For the latest documentation, see the documentation in the SIMP KRB5 Puppet Module.
The module helps administrators get a working KDC in place and clients configured to use the KDC.
The module, by default, sets up a fully functional KDC in your environment and generates keytabs for one admin user, and all of your hosts that it can discover via keydist.
Important
If you want to let SIMP automatically handle all of your hosts, you should
follow the README included with the SIMP provided krb5
Puppet module and
you should NOT proceed with this guide.
Note
The keydist
discovery only works if the KDC is on the same system as
your Puppet Server!
Warning
For distribution of keys to work properly, you must add
/var/simp/environments/<environment>/site_files
to your environment’s
environment.conf
file and restart the puppetserver
process.
The default in the simp
environment is:
modulepath = modules:/var/simp/environments/**simp**/site_files:$basemodulepath
<IP_ADDRESS>. Beginning with krb5¶
The following sections give a brief guide on how to get started with manual Kerberos configuration and distribution of keytabs, for more information, please see the official Red Hat documentation.
<IP_ADDRESS>.1. Creating Admin Principals¶
<IP_ADDRESS>.1.1. ACL Configuration¶
The following Puppet code snippet will create an ACL for your admin user that is probably appropriate for your organization.
krb5_acl { "${facts['domain']}_admin":
principal => "*/admin@${facts['domain']}",
operation_mask => '*'
}
<IP_ADDRESS>.1.2.  This must be created on
the KDC system.
Run the following command, as root, to create your principal:
# /usr/sbin/kadmin.local -r YOUR.DOMAIN -q "addprinc <username>/admin"
You can now do everything remotely using this principal. Load it using:
$ /usr/bin/kinit <username>/admin
<IP_ADDRESS>.2. Creating Host Principals¶
Before you can really do anything with your hosts, you need to ensure that the host itself has a keytab.
SIMP uses the /var/simp/environments/<client_environment>/site_files/krb5_files/files/keytabs/<client_fqdn>
directory for each host to securely distribute keytabs to the clients.
On the KDC, generate a principal for each host in your environment using the following command:
# /usr/sbin/kadmin.local -r YOUR.DOMAIN -q 'addprinc -randkey host/<fqdn>'
<IP_ADDRESS>.2.1. Create Your Keytabs¶
Then, create a separate keytab file for each of your created hosts using the following command:
# /usr/sbin/kadmin.local -r YOUR.DOMAIN -q 'ktadd -k <fqdn>.keytab host/<fqdn>'
<IP_ADDRESS>.3. Propagate the Keytabs¶
Move all of the resulting keytab files SECURELY to
/var/simp/environments/<client_environment>/site_files/krb5_files/keytabs/<fqdn>
on the Puppet server as appropriate for each file.
Note
Make sure that all of your keytab directories are readable by the group puppet and not the entire world!
Then, update your node declarations to include '::krb5::keytab'
.
Once the Puppet Agent runs on the clients, your keytabs will copied to
/etc/krb5_keytabs
. The keytab matching the system fqdn
will be set in
place as the default system keytab.


Guidance
Work in partnership with higher education institutions to support NCTL participants in pursuing a Master's degree.
The National College for Teaching and Leadership has previously worked in partnership with higher education institutions (HEIs) to support participants on NCTL programmes who are interested in furthering their development by pursuing a Master’s degree. If you are interested in getting CATS points to contribute to a Master’s degree from an HEI, you will need to approach your preferred HEI directly to discuss eligibility and requirements.
This guidance explains what prospective participants need to do to use evidence of learning developed on NCTL programmes as credit points to count towards a Master’s degree. It is only possible for HEIs (the majority of which are universities) to offer credit points towards a Master’s degree when NCTL programmes or initiatives generate evidence that participants have reached a required standard of leadership development. NCTL programmes or initiatives are focused on supporting improvements in the leadership of schools and children’s centres, and HEIs seek to develop students’ understanding of theory, critical analysis and evaluation to meet standards set out by the Quality Assurance Agency for Higher Education.
Although terms and preferences may vary at different institutions, there are two main ways in which you can gain credit against a Master’s degree that reflects prior learning or experience:
There are specific expectations of the evidence that is required to demonstrate that Master’s degree-level work has been achieved. This includes an academic writing style that shows an appropriate range of reading of research, which is referenced in your writing and critically discussed, based on a high level of understanding of the area of work. These style expectations are the reason that higher education institutions may require additional work before they can accredit your professional activities.
CATS points are used to monitor and measure participants’ progress in modular courses, and facilitate transference between courses and institutions. For example, if you started a degree in Manchester, gained 60 credits at Master’s level, and then moved to a new job in London, your credits could be transferred to a local university where you could then complete your degree. Transfers are affected by regulations – most HEIs only allow up to 60 credits to be transferred from another institution, although this does vary. Master’s awards are generally weighted at 180 credits or CATS points.
Validation requirements usually ensure that a maximum of 60 credits can be provided by prior and experiential learning, for example, if you have the National Professional Qualification for Headship (NPQH), weighted at 60 credits, you couldn’t also use Leading from the Middle at 30 credits (although some universities do allow up to 90 credits). You could, however, ask for accreditation for two programmes, each worth 30 credits, or a combination of an NCTL programme and relevant experience that you can demonstrate.
If you don’t have an undergraduate degree please discuss your interest in getting a Master’s degree with the HEI(s) at which you wish to study, to establish what evidence they require of your readiness to undertake a Master’s-level degree. Through the launch of the leadership curriculum, NCTL has launched three new national qualifications for middle and senior leaders and aspirant heads. This provision is delivered by licensees (groups of serving schools leaders) who have been awarded a license by NCTL to deliver:
Many licensees are working in partnership with HEIs in their region and through these links are able to offer a package for participants wanting to achieve a Master’s level degree. Additional study will be required working alongside completion of either NPQML, NPQSL or NPQH. To explore this offer you will need to contact licensees directly.


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To block or set the allowed permissions on a view, just set the base_permissions property with the base permissions
class GroupModelView(ModelView):
datamodel = SQLAModel(Group)
base_permissions = ['can_add','can_delete']
With this initial config, the framework will only create ‘can_add’ and ‘can_delete’ permissions on GroupModelView as the only allowed. So users and even the administrator of the application will not have the possibility to add list or show permissions on Group table view. Base available permission are: can_add, can_edit, can_delete, can_list, can_show. More detailed info on Security
To filter a views data, just set the base_filter property with your base filters. These will allways be applied first on any search.
It’s very flexible, you can apply multiple filters with static values, or values based on a function you define. On this next example we are filtering a view by the logged in user and with column name starting with “a”
base_filters is a list of lists with 3 values [[‘column name’,FilterClass,’filter value],...]
def get_user():
return g.user
class MyView(ModelView):
datamodel = SQLAModel(MyTable)
base_filters = [['created_by', FilterEqualFunction, get_user],
['name', FilterStartsWith, 'a']]
Use a default order on your lists, this can be overridden by the user on the UI. Data structure (‘col_name’:’asc|desc’)
class MyView(ModelView):
datamodel = SQLAModel(MyTable)
base_order = ('my_col_to_be_ordered','asc')
You can pass extra Jinja2 arguments to your custom template, using extra_args property:
class MyView(ModelView):
datamodel = SQLAModel(MyTable)
extra_args = {'my_extra_arg':'SOMEVALUE'}
show_template = 'my_show_template.html'
Your overriding the ‘show’ template to handle your extra argument. You can still use F.A.B. show template using Jinja2 blocks, take a look at the Templates chapter
You can create a custom query filter for all related columns like this:
class ContactModelView(ModelView):
datamodel = SQLAModel(Contact)
add_form_query_rel_fields = [('group',
SQLAModel(Group, db.session),
[['name',FilterStartsWith,'W']]
)]
This will filter list combo on Contact’s model related with Group model. The combo will be filtered with entries that start with W. You can define individual filters for add and edit. Take a look at the API Reference If you want to filter multiple related fields just add tuples to the list, remember you can add multiple filters for each field also, take a look at the base_filter property:
class ContactModelView(ModelView):
datamodel = SQLAModel(Contact)
add_form_query_rel_fields = [('group',
SQLAModel(Group, db.session),
[['name',FilterStartsWith,'W']]
),
('gender',
SQLAModel(Gender, db.session),
[['name',FilterStartsWith,'M']]
)
]
You can define your own Add, Edit forms to override the automatic form creation:
class MyView(ModelView):
datamodel = SQLAModel(MyModel)
add_form = AddFormWTF
You can define what columns will be included on Add or Edit forms,
for example if you have automatic fields like user or date, you can remove this from the Add Form:
class MyView(ModelView):
datamodel = SQLAModel(MyModel)
add_columns = ['my_field1','my_field2']
edit_columns = ['my_field1']
for example a confirmation field:
class ContactModelView(ModelView):
datamodel = SQLAModel(Contact)
add_form_extra_fields = {'extra': TextField(gettext('Extra Field'),
description=gettext('Extra Field description'),
widget=BS3TextFieldWidget())}
You can define/override readonly fields like this, first define a new Readonly field:
from flask_appbuilder.fieldwidgets import BS3TextFieldWidget
class BS3TextFieldROWidget(BS3TextFieldWidget):
def __call__(self, field, **kwargs):
kwargs['readonly'] = 'true'
return super(BS3TextFieldROWidget, self).__call__(field, **kwargs)
Next override your field using your new widget:
class ExampleView(ModelView):
datamodel = SQLAModel(ExampleModel)
edit_form_extra_fields = {'field2': TextField('field2',
widget=BS3TextFieldROWidget())}
For select fields based on a query use something like this on your views:
# Define the field query
def department_query():
return db.session.query(Department)
# Define your field widget
class Select2ROWidget(Select2Widget):
def __call__(self, field, **kwargs):
kwargs['disabled'] = 'true'
return super(Select2ROWidget, self).__call__(field, **kwargs)
class EmployeeView(ModelView):
datamodel = SQLAModel(Employee)
list_columns = ['employee_number', 'full_name', 'department']
# override the 'department' field, to make it readonly on edit form
edit_form_extra_fields = {'department': QuerySelectField('Department',
query_factory=department_query,
widget=Select2ROWidget())}
Remember the framework will automatically validate any field that is defined on the database with Not Null (Required) or Unique constraints:
class MyView(ModelView):
datamodel = SQLAModel(MyModel)
validators_columns = {'my_field1':[EqualTo('my_field2',
message=gettext('fields must match'))
]
}
Take a look at the API Reference. Experiment with add_form, edit_form, add_columns, edit_columns, validators_columns, add_form_extra_fields, edit_form_extra_fields


The first project that we at Periphery have undertaken, is a tactical roleplaying game set in space. With the recent rise in space games, and the teams passion for space as a setting, we set forth to make Last Aegis. Drawing on inspiration from titles such as Vandal Hearts, Fire Emblem as well as the influence of anime.
The team currently consists of 7 members including contracters. I primarily work on the backend systems (such as XML integration, custom objects etc) to help give the game its foundation. As a result I try to do all my work in a modular fashion so that functionallity can be plugged in and out as needed, or improved. In doing so my experience and skillset have evolved tenfold.
When I started this project I wanted to learn how the development cycle works. As such I had to overcome a lot of knowledge barriers. One of the biggest hurdles I faced was organisation, but I feel this projects has really helped me with my organisation, and as such I now use many tools to aid with this, such as Trello and the AGILE methodology.
This project is constantly teaching me new ways to approach both the design of my code and the methods I use to implement it. One of the key things I have gained from this project is the value of Minimal Viable Products, from the simplist system to the most complex, I have found it infinitely useful to prototype out my code and really lock down the core of what I want to acomplish, before adding the layers of complexity.


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At the last weekend me, my girlfriend and some ouf our Club Ludo Liubice went to Essen to visit the Spiel 17.
For some of us it was the first visit of Spiel and we were overwhelmed by the size and variation. There were board games, card games, tabletop, pen and paper rpg and so on.
Some prepped some kind of lists with games they are interested in, some just went with the flow.
Me and my girlfriend checked out BoardGameGeeks Preview List to find some games, we wanted to check out.
As it is with preparations it doesn’t work out in the end as you expected it. So on my first day there, it was saturday, I just checked out games like Sorcerer & Stones as I thought they might be hard to get after the fair.
I wanted to get One of Us becomes an Evil God!, which is from Japan, but it was already sold out. This happened to some other games me and my girlfriend had on our list, too.
But we stumbled across Road Hog and Rone. We just came across the booth of Rone and Road Hog and gave it a try.
I was hooked with Road Hog after one play, as it is a fun game, without crunchy mechanics. It’s a good interpretation of being in a traffic jam and trying to get your way out. It got some kind of catch up mechanic. Randall Hoyt told ourselves, that he didn’t want to invent that mechanism, but happened to have it. So a player, who is leading the board, might not be the one who wins, as cards and the traffic can manipulate the whole board and therefore the front leader, too. We played it today and had a blast with five people.
We also played Rone, which is a MtG-ish Trading Card Game, but with some interesting mechanisms.  The hero you choose, has levels, which determine which cards you are allowed to play (they also have levels). Also you don’t draw a card each round before level 2 (you might activiate your heros ability for that, though). Last but not least, actions of unit cards exhaust them and they need to wait 1 to 3 rounds to be ready again. Each playert starts the game with 24 random cards drawn from the whole game. So no player knows how his or her deck looks like in the beginning.
So in the End I got Sorcerer & Stones, Road Hog and Aeon’s End (which I had my eyes on before, but didn’t realize it is on the Spiel 17, too) + Expansions and Promo Cards. We had a run for the games today and had a blast. Really glad I got them. I also got a dice tower (I wanted one for a long time) for 3 € to my buy of Sorcerer & Stones. I didn’t realize it would be this big.


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Rush Hour (1998) - Jackie Chan, and a bunch of people that aren't as cool as him
You have to give Jackie Chan some credit. He's absolutely determined to break into the American action-star market, but has he gone too far with "Rush Hour"?
Neither Inspector Lee (Chan) nor Detective Carter (Chris Tucker) are used to working with partners, and both have reputations for causing more trouble than they're worth at times. So when they're both assigned to work on the same case - the kidnapping of a Chinese consul's daughter - the FBI agent in charge (Tom Wilkinson) just tries to get them both out of the way. They keep getting in the way, of course, doing their best to solve the case on their own.
This new film divorces Chan from many of the elements that made him a minor celebrity in the States with a small but devoted following.
More traditional, and therfore more predictable, American elements take their place. The humor is much more pedestrian, dominated by the inevitable "fish out of water" humor as the stereotypical uber-hip L.A. cop (Tucker) is forced to work with the quiet professional (Chan). The fights are more American, with far more gunplay than the typical Chan movie.
Tucker, best remembered for his role as the bizarre, cross-dressing reporter from "The Fifth Element," once again flexes his comedic muscles to the fullest. His snappy wit is a bit risque at times but keeps the movie rolling nicely along. This is contrasted with the more subtle, drier humor of Chan, and it makes for a brilliant combination. The two play off each other well, helping ensure you'll leave the theater with a smile.
You want action? "Rush Hour" has some of that, too. It's standard action-movie fare, nothing spectacular. In particular, Chan's incredible talent is underutilized here. (You want real action, go rent "Supercop.") But the stunts are all competently done (even if most of the cast, save Chan, called for stunt doubles).
"Rush Hour" is tongue-in-cheek, but so are most of Chan's movies. And his "straight man" to Tucker's more overt comedy only helps. Don't take it too seriously, and you'll have a great time at this movie.
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{% include "navbar.html" %}TorPaste is an Open Source Pastebin alternative whose code is available on GitHub. It has been created by Antonios A. Chariton and other GitHub Contributors and it is written in Python, using the Flask Microframework. It aims to be simple and elegant and is designed with security in mind. Moreover, the developers are trying to make it as easy as possible to set up in a HA environment.
TorPaste got its name from the Tor Project because it is designed to work as a Hidden Service within the network. As a matter of fact, TorPaste was created because no good alternatives existed. Of course, that doesn't mean that it can't work in a local area network or over the Internet, however it has been designed to work in the Tor Browser with Security Settings set to Maximum. So, sorry: No JavaScript for you!
However, that lack of JavaScript means that all code is run server-side, therefore it is not possible to store all pastes encrypted client-side. For this reason, all pastes are stored in plaintext in the server and the operator of the server can read 100% of them. TorPaste users should encrypt the data themselves before posting it, with a proper system such as PGP / GPG.
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#include <n_finger_observation.hpp>
Public Types | |
| typedef Eigen::Matrix< double, num_joints, 1 > | JointVector |
| typedef Eigen::Matrix< double, num_fingers, 1 > | FingerVector |
Public Member Functions | |
| template<class Archive > | |
| void | serialize (Archive &archive) |
| std::vector< std::string > | get_name () override |
| std::vector< std::vector< double > > | get_data () override |
Public Attributes | |
| JointVector | position = JointVector::Zero() |
| Measured angular position of all joints in radian. | |
| JointVector | velocity = JointVector::Zero() |
| Measured velocity of all joints in radian/second. | |
| JointVector | torque = JointVector::Zero() |
| Measured torques of all joints in Nm. | |
| FingerVector | tip_force = FingerVector::Zero() |
| Measurements of the pressure sensors at the finger tips. More... | |
Static Public Attributes | |
| static constexpr size_t | num_fingers = N_FINGERS |
| static constexpr size_t | num_joints = N_FINGERS * 3 |
Observation of a Finger robot.
Values like angular position, velocity or torque of the joints are represented as a 1-dimensional vector with one element per joint. The order of the joints in these vectors is as follows:
0. Finger 1, upper joint 1. Finger 1, middle joint 2. Finger 1, lower joint 3. Finger 2, upper joint 4. Finger 2, middle joint 5. Finger 2, lower joint ... #. Finger n, upper joint #. Finger n, middle joint #. Finger n, lower joint
| N_FINGERS | Number of fingers. |
| FingerVector robot_interfaces::NFingerObservation< N_FINGERS >::tip_force = FingerVector::Zero() |
Measurements of the pressure sensors at the finger tips.
One per finger. Ranges between 0 and 1 without specific unit. Note that not all fingers are equipped with an actual sensor! For fingers without sensor, this value is undefined.


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Do Pdf is a useful tool I have found for converting any type of document which is printable into a PDF. It is fairly light weight converter and output file size is considerably reduced with quality remaining mostly intact.
It nicely integrates as a virtual printer driver, so you just need to click print of the file and select DoPdf instead of regular printer. You can also select several images at once and click on print to create single PDF from the images. This would be useful when merging a scanned text book images into a PDF.
Website: http://www.dopdf.com/


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We are a team of Web Developers from Lambda School from different cohorts who came together to produce this amazing web application that allows you register and pick your favorite items and display your Top9 items and gives you access to view your friends and allows you view your friends Favourite items.
Tolu Atolagbe
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DHQ decorates five brigadier generals, others
by Agency ReportThe Chief of Defence Staff (CDS), Gabriel Olonisakin, on Wednesday, decorated five newly promoted brigadier generals, two Navy commodores and one commander serving in Defence Headquarters.
News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that the decorated officers were among the recently promoted officers by the various services of the armed forces of Nigeria.
Among the decorated generals is the Acting Director of Defence Information, Onyema Nwachukwu, a brigadier-general.
Others are Yakubu Sakaba, Audi Mbafung, Ochoge Attah and Magaji Inuwa, all brigadier generals as well as Innocent Ngatuwa, Chukwuma Anakwe both navy commodore and Bolanle Sunday, a navy commander.
While congratulating the newly decorated officers, Mr Olonisakin, represented by the Chief Defence Administration, Apochi Suleiman, a rear admiral, urged the new generals to justify their promotion by deploying their expertise.
He said the current security challenges in the country required strategic thinking, urging them to undertake their new assignments with vigour.
Mr Olonisakin challenged the newly promoted officers to bring to the table new ideas towards addressing the nation’s security challenges.
He said, “it is expected that with this new rank, you are going to add more vigour to the operational activities currently going on around the country.
“We expect that your thinking, your approaches will change from what it used to be to that of strategic thinking. Any of you in the generals’ rank today can command the armed forces of Nigeria,” he said.
(NAN)


Pick a situation that you worry might go badly, or that you expect will evoke symptoms related to anxiety (e.g., racing heart, sweating). Any situation that will make you feel anxious or scared will work.
If no specific situation is upcoming, then just select a situation that you expect would make you feel anxious or scared IF you were to be in that situation.
Please describe the situation in a few words
Please imagine the situation as vividly as possible (i.e., so that it feels very real).
Try to imagine you are actually in the situation.
Play out the specific parts of the situation in your head.
Try to imagine all the things you would see, hear, and smell if you were really in that situation.
Think about what thoughts or feelings you would experience if you were actually there.
Please click the button below and play this situation in your head for the next 20 seconds. We will tell you when the 20 seconds are up.
Now, answer the following questions about the situation you imagined.
How vividly did you imagine the situation?
<< Not at all Moderately Very >>
How likely is it that this situation will turn out well vs. turn out badly?
If this situation did turn out badly, how manageable vs. unmanageable would the consequences be?


Interface ResultAccess
Methods summary
public
mixed
|
#
getResult( string $result )
Return the result with the specified name.
Return the result with the specified name.
Parameters
- $result
- Name of the result
Returns
mixed value of the result
|
public
Array
|
#
getResults( )
Return all results as an associative array where the keys are the name of the result.
Return all results as an associative array where the keys are the name of the result.
Returns
Array The results
|
public
|
|


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Why PDP Asked INEC Chairman Yakubu To Resign
by Olugbenga IgeThe Chairman of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) Mahmood Yakubu has been asked to vacate office over incompetence, Concise News reports.
The opposition Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) made this known in a statement by its spokesperson, Kola Ologbondiyan, in Abuja on Thursday.
According to the PDP, the INEC boss should vacate office because the country’s electoral system under his leadership was marred with the invasion of polling units, suppression of voters and stuffing of snatched ballot boxes.
The PDP accused INEC of canceling results and allegedly allocating fabricated results to political parties.
The statement reads: “The INEC Chairman should accept his failures and vacate office without further delay. This is because there is no way Nigerians can continue to repose confidence in the commission under his watch.
“Of course, not under an electoral commission that condones the invasion of polling units, suppression of voters and stuffing of snatched ballot boxes; an INEC that cancels results in places where election held peacefully while announcing fabricated results allocated to its favored political party as valid votes.
“The PDP totally rejects attempts by INEC to shift the blames for its failures to other political parties. It is on record that our party had consistently pointed to infractions created and allowed by INEC to facilitate rigging in elections.
‘While calling on Nigerians to remain calm, the PDP charges Prof. Yakubu and the INEC leadership under him to do the needful by vacating offices to save our electoral system from complete collapse.”


These tests cover parsing of Docker container IDs on Linux hosts out of
/proc/self/cgroup
(or
/proc/<pid>/cgroup
more generally).
The cases.json
file lists each filename in this directory
containing example /proc/self/cgroup
content, and the
expected Docker container ID that should be parsed from that file.


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Software Engineer
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Description: Work on a project to develop a commodity price application for the petroleum industry.
Software Engineer
Company : Freelance
Description: Work on a project to develop a commodity price application for the petroleum industry.
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Company : Andela Kenya Ltd
Description: Build scalable world class software applications in distributed remote teams applying agile development methodologies.
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The Pauli Vector and Lie Groups - Part 1
I explore some of the subtle nuances of the Pauli vector that are sometimes glossed over in graduate level courses. This post will prepare us to talk about Lie groups and Lie algebras next week.
I explore some of the subtle nuances of the Pauli vector that are sometimes glossed over in graduate level courses. This post will prepare us to talk about Lie groups and Lie algebras next week.
I am reading a book called Telling Ain't Training, which has given me a lot of great ideas for the site. The cental mantra of "learner centered, performance based" has influenced some of the techniques that I want to use to teach physics.
It has been awhile since I have written a blog post. I want to revitalize this blog with new updates and announce the new Cupcake Physics site.
I outline some of the technologies that I am going to use in the development of Cupcake Physics.
It's been awhile! After finishing up my thesis work and completing training at my new job, I finally have some time to devote to Cupcake Physics.
I derive an expression for the Green's function of the two-dimensional, radial Laplacian. Anybody who read my blog post that covered the derivation of the Green's function of the three-dimensional radial Laplacian should notice a large number of similarities between the two derivations.
I derive an expression for the Green's function of the three-dimensional, radial Laplacian. I then spend some time talking about the relevant domain of the solution and how to properly verify the fundamental solution.
I'm in the home stretch of my Ph.D. Sadly, this means that I need to take a short break from blog posts, but I will be back in the fall!
The electrons within a conductor are not bound to any specific atom; they are free to move around the entire crystal. What happens when you force these electrons to oscillate using an external electric field?
What exactly does it mean to have a complex refractive index?


This is a debugger for Linux user-mode programs written in C/C++.
Although debugging programs written in other compiled languages such as Fortran or Ada might work, this is not tested. The debugger is designed with C/C++ in mind.
The debugger handles multithreaded applications, and it supports both the older pthread library (Linux Threads) and the new NPTL (Native Posix Thread Library).
Visit the project and browse the source code at Codeplex.


This section lists the return codes for the USB device driver API. More...
Macros | |
| #define | USBD_STATUS_SUCCESS USBRC_SUCCESS |
| Indicates the operation was successful. More... | |
| #define | USBD_STATUS_LOCKED USBRC_BUSY |
| Endpoint/device is already busy. More... | |
| #define | USBD_STATUS_ABORTED USBRC_ABORTED |
| Operation has been aborted (error or stall). More... | |
| #define | USBD_STATUS_CANCELED USBRC_CANCELED |
| Operation has been cancelled (by user). More... | |
| #define | USBD_STATUS_RESET USBRC_RESET |
| Operation has been aborted because the device init/reset/un-configure. More... | |
| #define | USBD_STATUS_PARTIAL_DONE USBRC_PARTIAL_DONE |
| Part of operation successfully done. More... | |
| #define | USBD_STATUS_INVALID_PARAMETER USBRC_PARAM_ERR |
| Operation failed because parameter error. More... | |
| #define | USBD_STATUS_WRONG_STATE USBRC_STATE_ERR |
| Operation failed because in unexpected state. More... | |
| #define | USBD_STATUS_SW_NOT_SUPPORTED USBRC_SW_NOT_SUPPORTED |
| Operation failed because SW not supported. More... | |
| #define | USBD_STATUS_HW_NOT_SUPPORTED USBRC_HW_NOT_SUPPORTED |
| Operation failed because HW not supported. More... | |
This section lists the return codes for the USB device driver API.
| #define USBD_STATUS_ABORTED USBRC_ABORTED |
Operation has been aborted (error or stall).
| #define USBD_STATUS_CANCELED USBRC_CANCELED |
Operation has been cancelled (by user).
| #define USBD_STATUS_HW_NOT_SUPPORTED USBRC_HW_NOT_SUPPORTED |
Operation failed because HW not supported.
| #define USBD_STATUS_INVALID_PARAMETER USBRC_PARAM_ERR |
Operation failed because parameter error.
| #define USBD_STATUS_LOCKED USBRC_BUSY |
Endpoint/device is already busy.
| #define USBD_STATUS_PARTIAL_DONE USBRC_PARTIAL_DONE |
Part of operation successfully done.
| #define USBD_STATUS_RESET USBRC_RESET |
Operation has been aborted because the device init/reset/un-configure.
| #define USBD_STATUS_SUCCESS USBRC_SUCCESS |
Indicates the operation was successful.
| #define USBD_STATUS_SW_NOT_SUPPORTED USBRC_SW_NOT_SUPPORTED |
Operation failed because SW not supported.
| #define USBD_STATUS_WRONG_STATE USBRC_STATE_ERR |
Operation failed because in unexpected state.


Swiss Alpine 78 km
Davos SUI
Website: www.swissalpine.ch/cms/index.php?aid=2
Race Winners
(32 runnings)
6:31:43 7:16:17 6:39:28 6:42:03 7:00:38 28 Jul
2007
6:03:02
6:46:15
29 Jul
2006
6:05:04
6:30:12
30 Jul
2005
6:00:09
6:59:42
31 Jul
2004
5:53:36.4
7:00:06.3
26 Jul
2003
5:54:43.4
6:47:55.1
27 Jul
2002
5:42:34.0
6:53:21.7
28 Jul
2001
5:48:17.2
6:45:57.3
29 Jul
2000
5:48:04.6
6:52:15.0
31 Jul
1999
5:57:26.8
7:08:52.5
25 Jul
1998
5:51:37.9
7:00:48.8
26 Jul
1997
5:42:17
6:29:19
27 Jul 1996
5:28:51
6:28:03
29 Jul
1995
5:32:35
6:20:58
30 Jul
1994
5:35:49
6:35:00
31 Jul
1993
5:33:31
6:52:03
25 Jul
1992
5:28:32
6:18:28
27 Jul 1991
5:21:46
6:47:30
28 Jul 1990
5:21:55
6:26:55
29 Jul 1989
5:14:23
6:52:17
30
Jul 1988
5:12:25
6:45:07
25 Jul 1987
5:22:36
6:32:45
26 Jul
1986
5:23:54
6:54:30
Notes: 1986 was the inaugural year. The distance for 1997 and earlier has been reported as 67 km; the distance
for 1998-1999 has been reported as 75 km. .
29 Jul
2017
6:25:46.9
Tofol Castanyer Bernat (ESP)
7:05:19.7
Ida Nilsson (SWE)
30 Jul
2016
6:25:23
Vajin Armstrong (NZL)
7:05:41
Jasmin Nunige-7
25 Jul
2015
6:31:51
Yevgeniy Gliva (UKR)
6:52:21
Jasmin Nunige-6
26 Jul
2014
6:30:18
Jonas Buud-8
7:47:57
Denise Zimmermann (SUI)
27 Jul
2013
6:13:28
Jonas Buud-7
6:53:00
Jasmin Nunige-5
28 Jul
2012
5:57:25
Jonas Buud-6
Jasmin Nunige-4
30 Jul
2011
6:11:02
Jonas Buud-5
Elizabeth
Hawker-3
31 Jul
2010
5:49:14
Jonas Buud-4
Jasmin Nunige-3
25 Jul
2009
5:48:45
Jonas Buud-3
Lena Gavelin (SWE)
26 Jul
2008
6:00:27
Jonas Buud-2
Jasmin Nunige-2
Jonas Buud (SWE)
Elizabeth Hawker-2
Giorgio Calcaterra (ITA)
Elizabeth Hawker (ENG)
Grigoriy Murzin-4
Jasmin Nunige (SUI)
Mario Fattore (ITA)
Monica Casiraghi-2 + Maria Bak (GER)
Grigoriy Murzin-3
Monica Casiraghi (ITA)
Grigoriy Murzin-2
Karine Herry (FRA)
Lahsen Ahansal (MAR)
Birgit Lennartz-10
Grigoriy Murzin (RUS)
Birgit Lennartz-9
Frank Turk-2
Birgit Lennartz-8
Peter Gschwend-2
Birgit Lennartz-7
Frank Turk (GER)
Birgit Lennartz-6
Peter Gschwend (SUI)
Birgit Lennartz-5
Jorg Hagler-3
Birgit Lennartz-4
Jorg Hagler-2
Birgit Lennartz-3
B J vanVuuren (RSA)
Jacqueline Keller (SUI)
Peter Camenzind-3
Birgit Lennartz-2
Peter Camenzind-2
Eniko Feher (HUN)
Peter Camenzind (SUI)
Birgit Lennartz (GER)
Charly Doll-2
Leslie Watson (SCO)
Charly Doll (GER)
Anke Molkenthin (GER)
Jorg Hagler (SUI)
Maureen Hurst (ENG)
Johannes Knupfer (SUI)
Susanne Bitzer (GER)
Most Wins (1986-date)
Men
8
Jonas Budd (SWE)
2007-14
Women 10
Birgit Lennartz (GER)
1990,1992,1994-2001
Prize Money (ADR qualified runners) Year Men Women Total 2014 $7,735 $7,735 $15,470 2013 7,540 7,540 15,080 2012 7,175 7,175 14,350 2011 8,905 8,905 17,810 2010 6,725 6,725 13,450 2009 6,535 6,535 13,070 2008 5,715 6,665 12,380 2007 5,830 4,995 10,825 .... 2001 4,065 4,065 8,130 .... 1999 5,095 5,095 10,190 1998 4,020 4,020 8,040 .... 1995 2,600 3,575 6,175 Sums $64,205 $65,295 $126,500
Race Time Bias (sec/km) The race time bias is not calculated for distances beyond 45 km.
Competitive Level
(1990-date)
Insufficient data to calculation the competitive level.
Swiss Alpine K47
Davos SUI
Website: www.swissalpine.ch
K42/K47 Race Winners
(32 runnings)
3:53:39 3:56:50 4:04:24 4:05:37 4:04:40 28 Jul
2007
3:25:47
4:06:26
29 Jul
2006
3:25:11
3:44:51
30 Jul
2005
3:12:53
3:47:03
31 Jul
2004
3:12:38.5
3:51:33.2
26 Jul
2003
3:10:05.9
3:36:36.1
27 Jul
2002
3:09:00.3
3:44:16.9
28 Jul
2001
3:13:22.7
3:50:58.7
29 Jul
2000
3:04:33.1
3:40:50.5
31 Jul
1999
3:09:08.8
3:41:44.2
25 Jul
1998
3:04:21.5
3:34:23.3
26 Jul
1997
2:28:49
2:56:48
27 Jul 1996
2:39:33
3:00:21
29 Jul
1995
2:28:01
2:57:02
30 Jul
1994
3:11:06
3:56:28
31 Jul
1993
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25 Jul
1992
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27 Jul 1991
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28 Jul 1990
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29 Jul 1989
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30 Jul
1988
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25 Jul 1987
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26 Jul 1986
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Notes: 1986 was the inaugural year. This race is on mountain trails.
For 1999-2016, the K42 course was used; there were two different courses with only
the easier course (C42) being used prior to 1998. Race were held on
both courses from 2004 (see below). For 2017, a 47 km (K47) was used.
29 Jul
2017
3:47:03.3
Stephan Wenk-3
4:31:19.7
Mimi Kotka (SWE)
30 Jul
2016
3:26:23
Stephan Wenk-2
4:21:37
Evelyne Blumenthal (SUI)
25 Jul
2015
3:33:52
Stephan Wenk (SUI)
4:33:23
Cathrin Cheridito (SUI)
26 Jul
2014
3:30:06
Gion-Andrea Bundi-4
4:21:38
Jessica Burkhart (SUI)
27 Jul
2013
3:29:30
Gion-Andrea Bundi-3
4:24:47
Katerina Matrasova (CZE)
28 Jul
2012
3:11:00
Gion-Andrea
Bundi-2
Andrea Huser (SUI)
30 Jul
2011
3:21:52
Trond Idland (NOR)
Melissa Dawes (USA)
31 Jul
2010
3:16:03
Huw Lobb (ENG)
Maud Girard (FRA)
25 Jul
2009
3:12:45
Gion-Andrea Bundi (SUI)
Diana Lehmann-3
26 Jul
2008
3:22:14
Max Frei (GER)
Diana Lehmann-2
Koen VanRie (BEL)
Diana Lehmann (GER)
Anssi Rattila (FIN)
Carolina Reiber-2
Mohamad Ahansal-3
Carolina Reiber (GER)
Mengesha Feyisa (ETH)
Eroica Staudenmann-Spiess (SUI)
Dabesse Disassa (ETH)
Tsige Worku-2
Mohamad Ahansal-2
Tsige Worku (ETH)
Peter Gchwend (SUI)
Janina Saxer-4
Mohamad Ahansal (MAR)
Janina Saxer-3
Bekele Dinka (ETH)
Emebet Abomsa (ETH)
Christen Urs (SUI)
Janina Saxer-2
Michael McDermott (RSA)
Janina Saxer (SUI)
Andrey Reier (UKR)
Vroni Steinmann (SUI)
Michael McDermott (RSA)
Louise Fairfax-2
John Taylor (GBR)
Louise Fairfax (AUS)
n/a
n/a
n/a
n/a
n/a
n/a
n/a
n/a
n/a
n/a
n/a
n/a
n/a
n/a
n/a
n/a
Most Wins
(1986/date)
Men
4
Gion-Andrea Bundi (SUI)
2009,2012-14
Women 4
Janina Saxer (SUI)
1987-98,2000-01
Prize Money
(ADR qualified runners)
Year Men Women Total 2017 $1,030 $825 $1,855 .... 2001 1,450 2,145 3,595 .... 1999 2,480 2,480 4,960 1998 1,675 1,675 3,350 Sums $6,635 $7,125 $13,760
Race Time Bias
(sec/km)
Insufficient data to calculation the race time bias.
Competitive Level
(1990-date)
Insufficient data to calculation the competitive level.
Quality Performances
Men No men have run under 2:20 Women No women have run under 2:50
C42/S42 Race Winners
(13 runnings)
3:14:51 3:18:53 3:10:01 3:14:25 3:24:50 28 Jul
2007
3:18:08 3:47:07 29 Jul
2006
2:54:48 3:25:44 30 Jul
2005
3:21:56 3:43:00 31 Jul
2004
2:44:52.7 ---
Notes: 1986 was the inaugural year. The course is on mountain trails. The
C42 trail was used for 2004-2014, the S42 trail has been used for 2015-date,
This race is also known as the Swiss Alpine Landschafts Marathon.
30 Jul
2016
3:33:42
Gion-Andrea Bundi (SUI)
4:13:37
Simona Staicu (HUN)
25 Jul
2015
3:47:17
Alexander Heim (SUI)
4:17:11
Ornella Poltera (SUI)
26 Jul
2014
3:19:53
Arno Loetscher (SUI)
3:54:08
Valerie Girsberger (SUI)
27 Jul
2013
3:18:19
Rene Eisenring (SUI)
3:17:04
Bridie McCarey (USA)
28 Jul
2012
2:57:43
Gert Mertens (NED)
Timmons Williams (USA)
30 Jul
2011
2:47:38
Kurt Lustenberger (SUI)
Mari Kauri (FIN)
31 Jul
2010
2:43:07
Jochen Kümpel (GER)
Marion Hebding-3
25 Jul
2009
2:32:44
Giovanni Gonzalez (MEX)
Bettina Schelbert (SUI)
26 Jul
2008
2:58:02
Peter Ricklin (SUI)
Marion Hebding-2
Marc-Henri Jaunin-3
Marion Hebding
(GER)
Urs Christen (SUI)
Rita Born (SUI)
Marc-Henri Jaunin-2
Martha Graber (SUI)
Marc-Henri Jaunin
(SUI)
n/a
Most Wins (2004/date)
Men
3
Marc-Henri Jaunin
(SUI)
2004-05,2007
Women 3
Marion Hebding
(GER)
2007-08,2010
Prize Money
(ADR qualified runners)
No information on prize money has been received for
this race.
Race Time Bias
(sec/km)
Insufficient data to calculation the race time bias.
Competitive Level
(1990-date)
Insufficient data to calculation the competitive level.
Quality Performances
Men No men have run under 2:20 Women No women have run under 2:50
Last Updated on 03 Aug 2017
Contributors: Klaas Loonstra (50), Juraj Gasparovic (50), Paul Michiels (10),
Thierry Lefeuvre (6), Antonin Hejda (35)


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1 Terrible things will happen to those who rely on Egypt to help them,
trusting in their soldiers' horses and their many chariots and their many chariot drivers,
instead of trusting that Yahweh, the Holy One of Israel, will help them.
2 Yahweh is very wise,
but he also causes people to experience disaster!
And when he decides to do that,
he does not change his mind!

And their horses are only horses; they are not powerful spirits!
So when Yahweh raises his fist
to strike the soldiers of Egypt whom you thought would help you,
he will also strike you who thought that you would be helped,
and you and they will stumble and fall down;
all of you will die together.
4 But this is what Yahweh said to me:
"When a lion stands and growls over the body of a sheep that he has killed,
even if a large group of shepherds comes to chase away the lion,
even if they shout loudly,
the lion will not be afraid and will not leave.
Similarly, I, Yahweh, Commander of the angel armies, will come down
to fight my enemies on Mount Zion,
and nothing will stop me.
5 Yahweh, Commander of the angel armies, will protect Jerusalem
like a mother bird hovers over the baby birds in her nest.
He will defend the city
and rescue it from its enemies."
6 My people, even though you have greatly rebelled against Yahweh, return to him.
7 When you do that, each of you will throw away the idols that you have made in sin, idols that are covered with silver and gold.
8 The Assyrian soldiers will be killed,
but not by swords that men use.
They will be destroyed by the sword of God;
and those who are not killed will panic and flee.
And some of them will be captured and forced to become slaves.
9 Even their very strong soldiers will be terrified;
their leaders will abandon all hope and run away from Yahweh's power!
Yahweh's presence on Mount Zion is like a fire,
like a furnace that blazes in Jerusalem.
This is what Yahweh says about the Assyrian army!


Anthony Joshua spars with fan with cerebral palsy ahead of Andy Ruiz Jr rematch
Anthony Joshua welcomed fan and fellow boxer Kate Farley into the ring and she even managed to floor the heavyweight Brit with a brilliant combination shot
by Irishmirror.ieAnthony Joshua took some time out of his preparations for his rematch with Andy Ruiz Jr to train with a mega fan.
Joshua is looking to win back his world heavyweight titles when he faces off against Ruiz Jr in Saudi Arabia on December 7.
Before that bout, the Brit took to the ring with fan and fellow boxer Kate Farley for a special sparring session.
Kate, who suffers from cerebral palsy, has been boxing since 2016 and admitted she would love to take to the ring with AJ.
Joshua offered Kate a chance to spar him before she replied: "Hell yeah!".
The pair are then seen grappling and throwing punches on their knees before a clever combination sends Joshua sprawling over.
His fans won't want to see a repeat next month but Joshua sees the funny side, although Kate offers her apologies.
Joshua has now touched down in Saudi Arabia ahead of the fight and he is confident of getting revenge on Ruiz Jr.
He said: "They think he's so great, so when I beat him I want everybody to bow to my feet and tell me how great I am."
"I couldn't beat Ruiz Jr before and get the credit I deserved.
"You saw me in the ring [before the fight] - I wasn't fighting King Kong, was I? [I didn't have] that mindset.
"Apparently I'm fighting the quickest hands and the best fighter in the division. So once I beat him I want everybody to bow to me."


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06-Oct-18 04:08 AM
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I can't be held liable for your delusions
I'm a member of the community, same as you or anyone else


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| Config.Display | Part of Config module |
| Syntax | Config.Display (displayCode : int) : int
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| Description | Config.Display returns information about the display (or displays) attached to the computer. The parameter displayCode determines what sort of information is passed back. displayCode has a number of possible values, all summarized by a set of predefined constants. At the time of this writing, the following constants were defined:
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| Example | This program prints the screen width and height.
const width : int := Config.Display (cdScreenWidth) const height: int := Config.Display (cdScreenHeight) put "The screen width is ", width, " the screen height is ", height | ||||||||||||
| Details | On the Macintosh, it's possible to have multiple displays attached to a single computer. To get information about the extra displays, you can call Config.Display with any of the first four constants above plus one, two, three, etc. This will return the height, width or maximum number of colors for the second, third and beyond displays.
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| Example | This program prints the screen width and height of the second display on a Macintosh.
const width : int := Config.Display (cdScreenWidth + 1) const height: int := Config.Display (cdScreenHeight + 1) put "The second display size is ", width, " x ", height | ||||||||||||
| Status | Exported qualified. This means that you can only call the function by calling Config.Display, not by calling Display.
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