Class SubmitInput
- MvcCore\Ext\Form\Core\Field
- MvcCore\Ext\Form\SubmitInput
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OnAdded(
This method is called internaly from \MvcCore\Ext\Form after field is added into form by $form->AddField(); method. Do not use it if you are only user of this library. - check if field has any name, which is required - set up form and field id attribute by form id and field name - set up required |
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string
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public
string
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$Type
Form control type, usually used in attr value, but unique type accross all form field types. |
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'submit'
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string
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$Value
Form control value. |
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'Submit'
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public
string
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$RenderMode
Control/label rendering mode, defined in form by defaut as: 'normal'. Normal means label will be rendered before control, only for checkbox and radio buttons labels will be rendered after controls. Another possible values are 'no-label' and 'label-around'. Use \MvcCore\Ext\Form::FIELD_RENDER_MODE_NORMAL, \MvcCore\Ext\Form::FIELD_RENDER_MODE_NO_LABEL and \MvcCore\Ext\Form::FIELD_RENDER_MODE_LABEL_AROUND. |
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\MvcCore\Ext\Form::FIELD_RENDER_MODE_NO_LABEL
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$Accesskey
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string[]|Closure[]
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$Validators
List of validator classes end-names or list of closure functions accepting arguments: $submitValue, $fieldName, \MvcCore\Ext\Form\Core\Field & $field and returning safe value as result. Closure function should call $field->Form->AddError() internaly if necessary and submitted value is not correct. All validator classes are located in directory: /Form/Validators/... For validator class \MvcCore\Ext\Form\Validators\Numeric is necessary only tu set 'Numeric'. |
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array()
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$ControlAttrs,
$Css,
$CssClasses,
$Disabled,
$Errors,
$Form,
$Id,
$Js,
$JsClass,
$Label,
$LabelAttrs,
$LabelSide,
$Name,
$Readonly,
$Required,
$TemplatePath,
$Templates,
$Translate,
$View,
$declaredProtectedProperties
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The framework provides a mapping tool that maps data from XML to Java Beans. It is designed to be non-intrusive and does not impose any requirements on the bean.
The XML definition file is designed for simplicity and is extensible to accomodate any mapping conditions that we have not considered.
Implementing a mapping from XML to Java Bean requires:
- An axel:map_xml_to_bean Action
- A definition file built in compliance with this schema
- The XML that will be mapped to the Java Beans
An example mapping file can be seen in the examples page for "mapping".


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As she went to retrieve the cookies, I was planning my escape.. Looking around pondering what unimaginable thing would happen next if I stayed. As my grandma neared the corner with her plate of cookies, I ran to the door as fast as my burning legs would take me. As I made my silent escape I heard grandma yell, "You forgot your cookies dear" Little did she know I didn't give a s*** about those cookies. As I ran I thought about my previous life and how this whole day had been more interesting than my Whole entire life on earth had.. I began to ponder if this was karma kicking my a** for just sitting on the laptop all day typing short stories for little to no pay. When I decided to stop and catch my breath, I wiped the sweat from my face and looked up to see what else this new world had to offer.
Far off in the distance I could see a huge building, maybe a hotel or some sort of jail.   I decided to turn to my left and see what my next choice would be. There were flying cantaloupes, rainbows and songs of happiness near by, I mean I was a little frightened by the flying fruit but I'll take this any day over Prison inmates. I skipped closer and closer to the festivities and when I arrived I seen all my friends I had went to high school with there were holding hands and singing Kumbayah around the camp ice.. Yes It was a giant block of ice situated on three wood logs.. I felt much more comforted here than I did at my grandmas. I took a deep breath of relief and I thought Maybe, this day is getting better. I joined hands and with Germany and Tokyo and began to sing with everyone else, but as soon as I Belched out my voice changed to an annoying high pitched squeal.. Similar to ringing in your ears. Everyone turned toward me and gave me the death stare and I knew I had screwed up once again, they all walked in slow motion towards me saying the same familiar chant I had heard earlier, before anyone could reach me I awoke in a frantic sweaty rush in my bed.. My legs were no longer on fire and I felt slightly normal again. I noticed that my mom, a preacher, and several other family members were standing around me sobbing and chanting.. I said. "What's going on?" They informed me that I had been possessed by a spirit named Robert that liked to make people crazy by making there dreams seem similar to real life, only completely insane.They told me that I had been very lucky to be through such a traumatic experience and live to tell about it, without needing to be put in a psych ward. I turned to the preacher and said. "I think were gonna need an oven and fast." That's when they knew I was a goner.


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When I say the word trade, I think of ancient history when people didn’t have a monetary system. Before people started using currency, they got through life bartering or trading things with each other. Two people would meet and have some kind of negotiation. After some initial back and forth, they would both agree that each had something that the other wanted and to do an exchange in order to better the lives of both parties. And that’s it right? End of story? Well, not in our league.
In our league, and in a majority of all Yahoo! leagues, when two people make a trade it goes through a 3 day waiting period. During this time, the league has the opportunity to vote to veto the trade and if one-third of the league decides to do so for whatever reason, then the trade doesn’t go through.
This feature was originally designed to provide a more democratic option than to merely let the commissioner decide to whether or not to veto the trade. The former wasn’t a popular option, because nobody could stop the commissioner from partaking in collusive transactions. We had to protect ourselves from this kind of cheating. Because let’s face it. People are always trying to game the system. For as long as humans have tried to design the system, there’s always been that jackass trying to game it.
But that’s exactly the problem. People always try to break the system. The veto button was supposed to be the anti-cheating mechanism. It was supposed to prevent the occurrence of an unfair trade. And for a while it worked. For a while it functioned exactly as how the head honchos over at Yahoo! thought it would. But people do what they always do, and they tried to game the system.
It started off slow, people just tested the waters at first. You’d see a trade get made, a trade you weren’t particularly fond of. Was the trade an outright example of collusion? Maybe it wasn’t, but maybe it was. You weren’t completely sure one way or the other, but you’d have the safety of at least four other managers being on the same side if the trade was vetoed. If the trade went through however, then no harm done, no foul.
This happens for a couple trades and you realize that you can secretly pursue your own personal interest with little to no repercussions.
Suddenly, it’s not enough to just cast your vote blindly and hope for the best. You get curious about whether or not this trade will get vetoed or not. You pick up the phone and call some of the other managers. You casually bring up the pending trade in question and try to get a sense of whether or not they agree with your side of things. After about half an hour on the phone with different managers you’re confident that there are enough numbers to get the trade vetoed. You can finally relax. You know what’s going to happen and you can plan your next move.
Except it doesn’t just end there does it? After a while you realize that you’re contacting the same group of managers after every single trade is announced. It’s not really an alliance per se, it’s just a group of people who have similar opinions about the whether or not a trade should be vetoed. Whatever the decision is, it’s a decision that’s made together as a group, because no one is courageous enough to take a stand on an individual opinion that opposes the group. To veto or not to veto. These people knows basketball, I trust this group.
 He made a trade and needs it vetoed. There’s no evidence of collusion, but in order to make the playoffs he needs to reverse this move. He was there for you when you needed your trades to go through and when you wanted certain transactions to be blocked. Now he’s coming to you, asking for help. It goes without saying that regardless of what you decide, the phone call never happened, and nothing can ever get traced back to him. You put your phone down and have to decide what to do. But deep down inside, you know that he had your back then and now you have to have his.
 It started out so innocently, but now there is so much pressure to continue on this path, because you can never go back. And the rest of the league can never find out that you were ever involved with this in the first place.
It’s a slippery slope, but at the end of the day people will be people. People try to break the system.
Is this considered cheating or an additional layer to the game? Is it right to enforce restrictions on how a manager is able to use his or her right to veto? Or are alliances a new layer to the game that all players have to accept? How would you maintain order in your league? How do you prevent people from trying to cheat or break the system? Is it cheating when every player had an equal opportunity to make the same moves?
-Vithushan


Introduced in Excel 10 (2002) the Shared Feature ( FEAT ) record describes specific Shared Feature Data such as a Protection setting, or a SmartTag setting.
Though currently Excel has many different Shared Features such as Formula Error Checking, Protection, SmartTag etc only 2 types of Shared Feature ( FEAT ) may be created in Excel 2000: Protection and SmartTag.
Special note : in Excel 2000, the ref field within the structure of FRTHEADER , which is documented in the FRT record description, is used to store the ref range of the FEAT data so that round-tripping the BIFF file through an earlier version would not damage the FEAT data so easily. But this ref in FRTHEADER is no longer used, and is set to NULL for all FEAT data in Excel 2003 and later.
Special note : In Excel 2003 and later, this FEAT is not used anymore for new shared features, such as Tables, since a new record of FEAT11 was introduced for better feature data round-tripping scenarios through earlier versions of Excel.
Record Data
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Offset |
Field Name |
Size |
Contents |
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4 |
rt |
2 |
Record type; this matches the BIFF rt in the first two bytes of the record; =0868h |
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6 |
grbitFrt |
2 |
FRT cell reference flag (see table below) |
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8 |
Ref |
8 |
Range reference to a worksheet cell region if grbitFrt=1 ( bitFrtRef ). Otherwise blank. |
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16 |
isf |
2 |
Shared feature type index (see table below for
possible values). |
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18 |
fHdr |
1 |
=0 since this is for feat not feat header |
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19 |
(Reserved) |
4 |
Reserved for future use |
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23 |
cref |
2 |
Count of ref ranges this feature is on |
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25 |
cbFeatData |
4 |
Count of byte for the current feature data |
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29 |
(Reserved) |
2 |
=0, currently not used |
|
31 |
REFs |
8* cref |
REF s are written if cref!=0 . |
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var |
rgbFeat |
var |
Variable length byte of feature specific data (see section below for detail FEAT structures of each shared feature type) |
Where the grbitFrt flag has the following bits
|
Bits |
Mask |
Bit Name |
Description |
|
0 |
0001h |
bitFrtRef |
The Ref bits have value |
|
1 |
0002h |
bitFrtVolatile |
Alert when saving in earlier versions of Excel |
|
15-2 |
FFFCh |
bitFrtError |
There are errors associated with this record |
Since each Shared Feature type has its own specific data structure, each FEAT record has a different data structure layout in rgbFeat field according to the Shared Feature type (i.e., according to each isf field value).
The detailed data structure of rgbFeat for the 2 different FEAT types are as follows:
The rgbFeat structure If the feature type is a Protection (isf=2)
|
Offset |
Field Name |
Size |
Contents |
|
0 |
grbit |
4 |
=1 if this record has SDRel , the Relative Security
Descriptor data. |
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4 |
wPassword |
4 |
The encrypted password |
|
8 |
cbTitle |
2 |
Count of bytes of rgbTitle |
|
10 |
rgbTitle |
var |
Title string |
|
var |
cbSD |
4 –if grbit> 0 |
Count of byte of the Security Descriptor data |
|
var |
SD |
var -if grbit> 0 |
The Security Descriptor data block |
The rgbFeat Structure If the feature type is a SmartTag (isf=4)
|
Offset |
Field Name |
Size |
Contents |
|
0 |
wHash |
4 |
The hash value of the SmartTag Tag or cell string |
|
4 |
cSmartTags |
1 |
number of SmartTags in this cell |
|
5 |
rgSmartTags |
var |
Array of cSmartTags of SmartTag data stuctures |
The rgFactoid has the following data structure for each of its elements:
|
Offset |
Field Name |
Size |
Contents |
|
0 |
grbit |
1 |
Flags indicating whether the SmartTag is deleted or is XML-based (i.e., no indicator is necessary) |
|
1 |
pBagId |
2 |
The property bag Id |
|
3 |
cProp |
2 |
Count of properties |
|
5 |
cbUnknown |
2 |
Count of byte of Unknown data |
|
7 |
rgProperty |
var |
Array of cProp of properties (see table below for property data structure) |
The rgProperty has the following data structure for each of its elements:
|
Offset |
Field Name |
Size |
Contents |
|
0 |
wKeyIndex |
4 |
The property steKey index |
|
1 |
wValueIndex |
4 |
The property steValue index |
Note : One or more CONTINUEFRT record(s) may be used if rgbFeat is larger than the maximum record size which is 8,228 bytes.


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Gone With The Wind
Chad'z rating: **** (out of 4 = excellent)
1939, G, 222 minutes [3 hours, 42 minutes]
[drama]
starring: Viven Leigh (Katherine Scarlett O'Hara-Hamilton-Kennedy-Butler), Clark Gable (Captain Rhett Butler), Olivia De Havilland (Melanie Wilkes), Leslie Howard (Ashley Wilkes); written by Sidney Howard; produced by David O. Selznik; directed by Victor Fleming; based on the novel by Margaret Mitchell.
Seen July 8, 1998 at the Crossgates Cinema 18, (Albany, NY), theater #7, at 8:15 p.m. with my mom using Hoyts Cinema Cash. [Theater rating: ***1/2: very good sound, picture, and seats]
It's very rare that any medium of entertainment can give one an authentic, vivid sense of reality and life. All stories are about select moments of time and places in the characters' lives, but only the truly great ones are able to define their realities well enough so the audience can experience it just as the characters do. Therefore, "Gone With The Wind" deserves accolades for its ability to tell the epic story it does, in such a crafted, intricate, and entertaining manner. It's a crowning achievement, not only in filmmaking, but for storytelling itself.
The film takes place in Georgia before, during, and after the Civil War. This plays a major factor in the film's success. To use such a historic setting presents many possibilities and problems since no one was alive at the time to verify its accuracy. It might also seem cliche, boring and other such deterent factors to potential viewers. Can a story set so long ago be relatable now? The film confronts all these problems, paradoxically, by not cronfronting them. It doesn't simply plug in the "right thing" at the "right time," it creates an entire reality where everything makes sense and said concerns are irrelevant.
Building a strong foundation is important to all forms of media, without which, what is there to build on? We're given some backstory here and learn a little about our characters, especially our main character, Scarlett O'Hara (Leigh), a beautiful Southern Belle with a will of steel, a cunning wit, and a tremendous sense of liberty in such an oppressive time. She knows how her society works, wherein everything she does can and will play a role in the shaping of her life and those around her.
Right from the beginning we realize how determined she is to have her way no matter what the consequences may be. Being the most sought-after woman allows her to manipulate men (and their women) to ensure she gets her way, whether it be obvious (i.e. who will be the one to get her food), or subtle (i.e. getting married just to spite someone). The man she claims to love is Ashley Wilkes (Howard), a modest gentleman who does not seem to have the same passion for her as she does for him.  Her name is Melanie (De Havilland), and she is one of the sweetest, kindest, and most likable characters one will ever see. She and Scarlett become very dear friends, but she never suspects the jealously Scarlett has for her, and the love she has for her husband. Her meekness is both her strongest and weakest characteristic - it defines who she is, but doesn't give her much emotional self-defense.
Acting a catalyst to the love triangle, and to the story as a whole is the daper, stong-willed, cunning, cocky Southern business and military man Captain Rhett Butler (Gable). He's quite a character all right - everyone listens to what he has to say even though he's got a bad reputation. Butler makes no apologies for his vast amount of money nor his behavior. He tells everyone the much-needed truth in the rigid caste-like society where freewill doesn't seem to exist, everything is done out of honor and tradition. For example, in his first appearance Butler tells his fellow Southerners there's no way the South could defeat the North if war were to break out. This angers them, not for his lack of faith, but because he has the gall to say it aloud and boastfully at that. "Do we have ammunition factories? Do we have food? Do we have a navy? All we have is tobacco." All true statements and yet the South still insists he's wrong.
Butler is a shifty character to be sure, but he takes such pride in his arrogance it's appealing. Scarlett notices this too when she first sees him, and from the look Butler gives her, we know he's not going to stop until he has her. But Scarlett can't get past her need for Ashley, and during a scene which sets the stage for the grand story, Butler learns of this and continues to throw it back at Scarlett forever.
And so the story goes on, with Scarlett being thrown obstacle after obstacle in her life. The conflicts she must overcome range from taking care of her entire family to finding a proper husband, especially after she is "marked" for life when her first husband dies. This gives the film many opportunities to bring in more characters into the epic story. Some are vital for only a few scenes, but their true signifcance will endure throughout the film. In most films only a few characters exist for support in background, but this film is more realistic and believable as it incorporates a supporting cast the size of a small town and everyone has signficance. Even people in the background seem more than just extras wandering the set. The costuming design is outstanding so that the film makes for a real sense of time and place. The filmmakers could have easily set more scenes indoors and narrowly focused to avoid having to show the outside, real world, but these types of simple approaches are never taken.
The first half of the film depicts the traumatic experience the South faced at the last days of the Civil War. Fleming is able to convey the horror of it all by painting an image of destruction and letting the viewer decide just how bad it is. One scene has Scarlett working as a nurse at a military hospital while we hear a soldier in the background screaming, "No! Not my leg! Don't cut off my leg!" Another scene shows her simplying trying to cross a street, but as the camera pulls back, we see that her path is blocked by hundreds of wounded soldiers, but it is their moaning that's more graphic than all the bloody gore could ever be.
As the second half begins, the film concentrates more on Scarlett as a completely independent woman who single-handedly takes care of her family and Melanie just to spite the tyrany of the North. She manages to resurrect the family plantation, but all the willpower she has can't help her when she must pay exuberhant taxes set by the North after the South's ultimate defeat. This brings Rhett Butler back into the picture and thus begins their torrid love- hate relationship.
Most of the second half of the film is somehow related to the relationship (or lack thereof) between Rhett and Scarlett. Each uses the other for personal gain, but at the same time they still feel an intimate connection with each other. Scarlett continues to use her manipulative powers over men to get what she wants and because Rhett can't help but want her more every time she tries to one-up him such as marrying another man and taking over his business.
They say opposites attract, but the conflict between Rhett and Scarlett goes way beyond opposing personalities, it borders on magnetic polarization. They need each other and know this, yet they never seem truly happy together. Perhaps they mistake love for passion, and the film leaves it up to us to make this call. Both have things the other wants and vice versa, but when they compromise, is it just to get their own way or because they actually care for each other. Love and the perception of love are two completely separate things and throughout the final act of the film, we're left wondering if Rhett and Scarlett ever truly loved each other and why. Gable and Leigh do have great chemistry, always leaving the viewer wondering which emotions were authentic and which were manufacture. All? None? Either way is possible and it's a mystery that cannot be solved even upon repeated viewings.
It's safe to say most of us won't live such overly dramatic lives as those in "Gone With The Wind," but it's still a masterpiece for its ability to give us a sense that we've just experienced a life's worth of joy and pain.
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Title: MZCrumbBar Author: Mathias S Email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Member ID: 54110 Language: C++ Platform: Windows Technology: MFC Level: Intermediate Description: Multipurpose Crumbbar Controller Section Staitc & Panel Controls SubSection General License: CPOL
I needed a bredcrumb bar like the one in Windows Vista so I could show a path and have the path to be clickable, But I also needed a crumbbar in another project, and it had nothing to do with file paths. So I build this CrumbBar controller that are generic. It can shown any string with delimiters as a crumb-bar.
Adding MZCrumbBar to a dialog.
void CCrumbBarDemoDlg::DoDataExchange(CDataExchange* pDX)
{
CDialog::DoDataExchange(pDX);
DDX_Control(pDX, IDC_CRUMBBAR, m_CrumbBar);
}
Option on when the controller should turn into Edit Mode.
Set them as StyleEx flags in Create or with MZCrumbBar::Style(...)
#define CRU_EDITOUTSIDE 0x00000010 // Click must be outside of crumb items.
#define CRU_EDITONCLK_L 0x00000100 // Enter Edit mode on Left Click
#define CRU_EDITONDBL_L 0x00000200 // Enter edit mode on Left DblClick
#define CRU_EDITONCLK_R 0x00000400 // Enter Edit mode on Right Click
#define CRU_EDITONDBL_R 0x00000800 // Enter edit mode on Right DblClick
#define CRU_EDITONCLK_M 0x00001000 // Enter Edit mode on Middle Click
#define CRU_EDITONDBL_M 0x00002000 // Enter edit mode on Middle DblClick
#define CRU_LASTITEMCOLD 0x00010000 // Show no hover action for the last item
#define CRU_LASTITEMNOCLK 0x00020000 // Do not generate click action for the last item
#define CRU_LASTITEMNODELIMITER 0x00040000 // Do not draw a delimiter for the last item
Flags for configuring how the delimiter show be shown. Set the option via the DelimiterMode(...) function.
#define DM_STRIP 0 // Strip the delimiter char
#define DM_LEFT 1 // Show Delimiter in the Left part
#define DM_RIGHT 2 // Show Delimiter in the right part
m_CrumbBar.ColorDefault( RGB(255, 0, 0));
m_CrumbBar.ColorHot( RGB(255, 0, 0));
m_CrumbBar.BackgroundColor( RGB(255, 0, 0), RGB(0,0,0), true);
m_CrumbBar.Margin(10);
m_CrumbBar.ItemSpacing(6);
// Initilizing the CrumbBar.
m_CrumbBar.Path(_T("C:\\MyFolder\\SubFiles1\\SubFolder2\\"));
m_CrumbBar.Delimiter(_T("\\"));
m_CrumbBar.DelimiterMode(DM_RIGHT);
// Create a PreItem and set the preitem to "..\\"
MZCrumbBar::CrumbBarItem PreItem(_T(""), _T("..\\"));
m_CrumbBar.PreItem(PreItem);
// Rebuild/Update the CrumbBar.
m_CrumbBar.BuildCrumbbar();
// Get The Complete path.
CString path = m_crumbBar.Path();
// Get the path up to and including a specific CrumbBar item.
CString path = m_crumbBar.GetPath( pCrumbBarItem );
There are a few notification messages that are used to notify the owner window when things have happend.
#define NMCB_LBCLICK 1000 // User clicked with Left Mouse Button
#define NMCB_RBCLICK 1001 // User clicked with Right Mouse Button
#define NMCB_MBCLICK 1002 // User clicked with Middle Mouse Button
#define NMCB_LBDBLCLICK 1003 // User double clicked with Left Mouse Button
#define NMCB_RBDBLCLICK 1004 // User double clicked with Right Mouse Button
#define NMCB_MBDBLCLICK 1005 // User double clicked with Middle Mouse Button
#define NMCB_EDITCHANGE 1010 // User changed path by editing it
To catch the notification message you need can do this in you dialog.
// in .h file
afx_msg void OnCrumbBarItemClicked(NMHDR *pNotifyStruct, LRESULT* pResult) ;
// in .cpp file
BEGIN_MESSAGE_MAP(CCrumbBarDemoDlg, CDialog)
ON_NOTIFY( NMCB_LBCLICK, IDC_CRUMBBAR , OnCrumbBarItemClicked)
END_MESSAGE_MAP()
void CCrumbBarDemoDlg::OnCrumbBarItemClicked(NMHDR* pNotifyStruct, LRESULT* pResult)
{
NM_CRUMBBARITEM* pnmCrumbBarItem = (NM_CRUMBBARITEM*)pNotifyStruct;
// CrumbBar Item that was clicked
pnmCrumbBarItem->pCrumbBarItem;
// CrumbBar Path for clicked item
pnmCrumbBarItem->strCrumbPath;
// Mouse position when click happend.
// use for example to show a context menu with sub folder, like Explorer in Windows Vista
pnmCrumbBarItem->pt;
...
}
To change the CrumbBar to a custom look you need to override a couple of functions.
// Return the width of the crumbbar item.
virtual int OnMeasureItem(CDC* pDC, CrumbBarItem* pItem);
// Return width if the PreItem (item that is shown at the begning if not all crumbbar items can be drawn)
virtual int OnMeasurePreItem(CDC* pDC);
// Draw CrumbBar Item
virtual void DrawCrumbItem(CrumbBarItem* pItem, CDC* pDC, CRect rc);
// Draw PreItem
virtual void DrawPreItem(CrumbBarItem* pItem, CDC* pDC, CRect rc);
Take a look at CBlockCrumbBar.h/.cpp in the source for the Demo App to see how it can be done.
For full history check the header in MZCrumbBar.cpp


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Ex-owner of VAB Bank Bakhmatyuk put on wanted list
The case is being handled by the National Anti-corruption Bureau of Ukraine.
Oleg Bakhmatyuk, former owner of VAB Bank, who also owns Ukrlandfarming, one of Ukraine's largest agricultural producers, has been put on wanted list.
The relevant entry has been filed in the interior ministry's database on persons wanted by law enforcement. The search was initiated November 21.
The case is being handled by the National Anti-corruption Bureau of Ukraine.
Bakhmatyuk is charged with committing crimes under Part 5 of Art. 191 (misappropriation, embezzlement of assets or taking possession of it by abuse of office) and part 3 of article 209 (legalization (laundering) of funds and other assets of criminal nature) of the Criminal Code of Ukraine.
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Since March 2015, the Fund has been liquidating the financial institution. Earlier, Oleg Bakhmatyuk wrote an open letter to President Volodymyr Zelensky regarding the raids and detentions of his company’s employees by security agencies.
Bakhmatyuk claimed that behind the attempts to terrorize the company that pays billions in taxes and employs 27,000 people stand ambitions of NABU chief Artem Sytnyk and Prosecutor General Ruslan Riaboshapka.


Publications
Papers in Refereed Journals
2021 Design and Evaluation of a Handheld Robotic Device for Peripheral Catheterization. Josh Leipheimer, Max Balter, Alvin, Chen, Martin Yarmush. ASME Journal of Medical Devices. (pdf) (bib)
2020 Deep Learning Robotic Guidance for Autonomous Vascular Access. Alvin Chen, Max Balter, Timothy Maguire, Martin Yarmush. Nature Machine Intelligence; 2(2):104-115. (pdf) (bib)
2019 First-in-human Evaluation of a Hand-held Automated Venipuncture Device. Josh Leipheimer, Max Balter, Alvin, Chen, Enrique Pantin, Alexander Davidovich, Kristen Labazzo, Martin Yarmush. TECHNOLOGY; 7(3n4):1-10. (pdf) (bib)
2018 The Growing Role of Precision and Personalized Medicine in Cancer Treatment. Paulina Krzyszczyk, Alison Acevedo, Erika Davidoff, Lauren Timmins, Ileana Marrero-Berríos, Misaal Patel, Corina White, Christopher Lowe, Joseph Sherba, Clara Hartmanshenn, Kate O’Neill, Max Balter, Zachary Fritz, Ioannis Androulakis, Rene Schloss, Martin Yarmush. TECHNOLOGY; 6(3n4):79-100. (pdf) (bib)
2018 Automated End-to-End Blood Testing at the Point-of-Care. Max Balter, Josh Leipheimer, Alvin Chen, Anil Shrirao, Timothy Maguire, Martin Yarmush. TECHNOLOGY; 6(2):1-8. (pdf) (bib)
2017 Design of a Robotic Device for Automated Tail Vein Cannulations in Rodent Models. Alex Fromholtz, Max Balter, Alvin Chen, Josh Leipheimer, Anil Shrirao, Timothy Maguire, Martin Yarmush. ASME Journal of Medical Devices; 11(4):041008-041008-7. (pdf) (bib)
2017 Adaptive Kinematic Control of a Robotic Venipuncture Device. Max Balter*, Alvin Chen*, Timothy Maguire, Martin Yarmush. IEEE Transactions on Industrial Electronics; 64(2):1626-1635. (pdf) (bib)
2016 Differential Leukocyte Counting on a Centrifugal Microfluidic Platform. Max Balter, Alvin Chen, Amara Colinco, Alexander Gorshkov, Brian Bixon, Vincent Martin, Alexander Fromholtz, Timothy Maguire, Martin Yarmush. Analytical Methods; 8(47):8272-8279. (pdf) (bib)
2016 Multilayered Tissue-Mimicking Skin and Vessel Phantoms with Tunable Properties. Alvin Chen, Max Balter, Melanie Chen, Daniel Gross, Kaisar Alam, Timothy Maguire, Martin Yarmush. Medical Physics; 43(6):3117-3131. (pdf) (bib)
2015 The System Design and Evaluation of a 7-DOF Image Guided Venipuncture Robot. Max Balter, Alvin Chen, Timothy Maguire, Martin Yarmush, IEEE Transactions on Robotics; 31(4):1044-1053. (pdf) (bib)
Papers In Refereed Conference Proceedings
2017 Investigating the Use of Structured Light Imaging for 3D Reconstruction of the Forearm. Josh Leipheimer, Max Balter, Alvin Chen, Timothy Maguire, Martin Yarmush. 43rd Annual Northeast Bioengineering Conference, Mar 31-Apr 2, 2017, Newark, NJ. (pdf) (bib)
2016 3D NIR and Ultrasound Imaging of Peripheral Blood Vessels for Real-time Needle Guidance. Alvin Chen, Max Balter, Timothy Maguire, Martin Yarmush. 19th International Conference on Medical Image Computing and Computer Assisted Intervention (MICCAI), Oct 17-21, 2016, Athens, Greece, pp. 388-396. (pdf) (bib)
2016 Design of a Robotic Device for Automated Venipuncture and Diagnostic Blood Analysis. Max Balter, Alvin Chen, Alex Fromholtz, Alex Gorshkov, Timothy Maguire, Martin Yarmush. IEEE/RSJ International Conference on Intelligent Robots and Systems (IROS), Oct 9-14, 2016, Daejeon, Korea, pp. 514-520. (pdf) (bib)
2015 Real-time Needle Steering in Response to Rolling Veins by a 9-DOF Venipuncture Robot. Alvin Chen*, Max Balter*, Timothy Maguire, Martin Yarmush. IEEE/RSJ International Conference on Intelligent Robots and Systems (IROS), Sept 28-Oct 2, 2015, Hamburg, Germany, pp. 2633-2638. (pdf) (bib)
2012 Design, Construction, and Testing of a Flying Prey Simulator. Adam Zinman*, Max Balter*, Ashok Ramasubramanian, David Hodgson. Dynamic Systems and Control Conference, Oct 17-19, 2012, Ft. Lauderdale, FL, pp. 59-63. (pdf) (bib)
2012 The Design and Construction of a Prey Simulator for Neuronal Dragonfly Research. Max Balter, Adam Zinman. The National Conference on Undergraduate Research, Mar 29-31, 2012, Ogden, UT, pp. 61-68.(pdf) (bib)
2011 Contributions of Reaction Forces to Stresses in the Great Ape Mandibular Symphysis. Andrew Rapoff, Max Balter, Scott McGraw, David Daegling. The National Conference on Undergraduate Research, Mar 29-31, 2012, Ogden, Ut, pp. 61-68. (pdf) (bib)
Papers in Non-Refereed Journals
2016 Developing the World's First Portable Medical Robot for Autonomous Venipuncture. Alvin Chen, Max Balter, Timothy Maguire. IEEE Robotics & Automation Magazine; 23(1):10-11. (.pdf) (bib)
2014 Developing a Portable 3D Vision-Guided Medical Robot for Autonomous Venipuncture. Alvin Chen, Max Balter. National Instruments Engineering Impact Awards. (.pdf)
Presentations
2019 In-human Evaluation of a Robotic Venipuncture Device for Performing Blood Draw Procedures. Josh Leipheimer, Max Balter, Alvin, Chen, Anil Shrirao, Enrique Pantin, Alexander Davidovich, Martin Yarmush. Biomedical Engineering Society Annual Meeting, Oct 19, 2019, Philadelphia, PA. (abstract-pdf)
2017 A Robotic Device for Automated Venipuncture. Josh Leipheimer, Max Balter, Alvin Chen, Timothy Maguire, Martin Yarmush. NJ Tech Council – What’s Next in Medical Devices, June 13, 2017, Princeton, NJ.
2016 3D NIR and Ultrasound Imaging of Peripheral Blood Vessels for Real-time Needle Guidance. Alvin Chen, Max Balter, Timothy Maguire, Martin Yarmush. 19th International Conference on Medical Image Computing and Computer Assisted Intervention (MICCAI), Oct 20, 2016, Athens, Greece.
2016 Design of a Robotic Device for Automated Venipuncture and Diagnostic Blood Analysis. Max Balter, Alvin Chen, Alex Fromholtz, Alex Gorshkov, Timothy Maguire, Martin Yarmush. IEEE/RSJ International Conference on Intelligent Robots and Systems (IROS), Oct 11, 2016, Daejeon, Korea. (presentation-pdf)
2015 An Autonomous Robotic System for Rapid Blood Draws and Analysis. Max Balter, Alvin Chen, Timothy Maguire, Martin Yarmush. Biomedical Engineering Society Annual Meeting, Oct 8, 2015, Tampa, FL. (abstract-pdf) (presentation-pdf)
2015 Bimodal 3D Near Infrared and Ultrasound Imaging of Blood Vessels for Vascular Access. Alvin Chen, Max Balter, Timothy Maguire, Martin Yarmush. Biomedical Engineering Society Annual Meeting, Oct 8, 2015, Tampa, FL. (abstract-pdf)
2015 Real-time Needle Steering in Response to Rolling Veins by a 9-DOF Venipuncture Robot. Max Balter, Alvin Chen, Timothy Maguire, Martin Yarmush. IEEE/RSJ International Conference on Intelligent Robots and Systems, Sept 30, 2015, Hamburg, Germany. (presentation-pdf)
2014 Portable Robot for Autonomous Venipuncture Using Image Guidance. Alvin Chen, Max Balter, Timothy Maguire, Martin Yarmush. Biomedical Engineering Society Annual Meeting, Oct 24, 2014, San Antonio, TX. (abstract-pdf)
2013 Portable Robotic Device for Autonomous Venipuncture Using Near Infrared Guidance. Alvin Chen, Max Balter, Timothy Maguire, Martin Yarmush. Biomedical Engineering Society Annual Meeting, Sept 26, 2013, Seattle, WA.
2012 The Design and Application of a Three-Dimensional FLying Prey Simulator. Max Balter, Adam Zinman, Ashok Ramasubramanian, David Hodgson. International Mechanical Engineering Congress and Exposition, Nov 10, 2012, Houston, TX. (presentation-pdf)
2012 Design of a Three-Dimensional FLying Prey Simulator. Max Balter*, Adam Zinman*, Ashok Ramasubramanian, David Hodgson. Union College Annual Steinmetz Symposium, May 11, 2012, Schenectady, NY. (presentation-pdf)
2012 The Design and Application of a Three-Dimensional FLying Prey Simulator. Max Balter, Adam Zinman, Ashok Ramasubramanian, David Hodgson. ASME Student Professional Development Conference Old Guard Competition, Apr 28, 2012, Troy, NY. (presentation-pdf)
Posters
2016 Automated Device for Rapid Blood Draws and Diagnostic Analysis. Max Balter, Alvin Chen, Timothy Maguire, Martin Yarmush, Ramin Haghgooie, Kenneth Kotz, Robert Granier, Mehment Toner. Johnson & Johnson Engineering Showcase, Feb 23, 2016, New Brunswick, NJ. (poster-pdf)
2015 System for Automated Detection of 4-Part Complete Blood Count. Alexander Gorshkov, Brian Bixon, Vincent Martin, C. Amara Colinco, Max Balter, Alvin Chen, Timothy Maguire, Martin Yarmush. Undergraduate Research Symposium, Apr 24, 2015, Piscataway, NJ. (poster-pdf)
2014 The Development of a 4 DoF Robotic Manipulator for Automated Venipuncture. Max Balter, Alvin Chen, Timothy Maguire, Martin Yarmush. Biomedical Engineering Society Annual Meeting, Oct 23, 2014, San Antonio, TX. (poster-pdf)
2013 The Development of a 4 DoF Robotic Manipulator for Automated Venipuncture. Max Balter, Alvin Chen, Timothy Maguire, Martin Yarmush. Rutgers Biotechnology Training Program Annual Symposium, Jun 26, 2013, Piscataway, NJ. (poster-pdf)
2012 3D Visual Receptive Fields of Target-selective Descending Neurons in the Dragonfly. Robert Olberg, Max Balter, Adam Zinman, Ashok Ramasubramanian, David Hodgson. The Tenth International Congress of Neuroethology, Aug 5, 2012, College Park, MD. (abstract) (bib)


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To transition away from a Chrome packaged or hosted app, the following options are available.
Recommended migration options for packaged apps are listed in order from simplest to most complicated.
Building a Progressive Web
App (PWA) is the ideal way to reach users across all operating systems.
As part of our Web
Capabilities (codename: Fugu)
efforts, we are investigating ways to improve the migration path to the web for
developers that depend on exclusive Chrome App APIs—in particular the Sockets,
HID, File System, and Serial APIs. If there are web platform features you need
that are only available in select
browsers, you can use feature detection to gracefully degrade or include
explanatory text when your app is run in a browser that doesn't support a
particular API. If there are gaps in the web platform for your application,
please let
us know.
PWAs are installable on both desktop and mobile platforms. Users who choose to install your PWA can launch it via icons and shortcuts, similar to the way that Chrome Apps can be installed today.
If there is a capability that your Chrome App has that the regular web platform can't provide, it might be available as an extension API. In this case, you use a progressive web app together with an externally connectable extension your web app can send messages to. Building a web app is typically preferable to this, because this approach forces users to install an extension that is only useful on your site and can cause increased friction.
As Chrome extensions can't be run on other browsers, you should detect when required functionality isn't available and provide explanatory text for users on these other browsers.
Depending on the user experience you want to provide, it might make sense to convert your entire app into an extension. For example you could provide a browser action button which shows a small popup window for your user interface, or navigates to a page your extension provides. For some apps, this might be a good enough user experience to be a viable solution.
Note there are significant costs to this approach. While some browsers support the same extensions API as Chrome, this support is not universal. This can significant friction for your users who would prefer a cross-browser alternative.
If you are an Android developer interested in building for Chrome OS, you can optimize your Android application for a better experience.
Chrome App API/Capability migration recommendations (current as of Nov. 2019):
We'd like your feedback! Please fill out this form with as much detail as possible.
You will still be able to publish updates to your Chrome App until the
runtime is removed. We recommend updating your app to include a message
indicating that your app has been discontinued, and that users should visit your
website going forward (see example below). You can also include an "uninstall"
button that calls the
uninstallSelf()
method.
Starting with Chrome 75,
the
installReplacementWebApp()
method can be used inside of a Chrome App, in response to a button click or
other user gesture, to automatically trigger the installation flow for your
replacement PWA.
Progressive Web Apps are installable on both desktop and mobile platforms. Users who choose to install your PWA can launch it via icons and shortcuts, similar to the way that Chrome Apps can be installed today.
You can provide metadata in your Progressive Web App's manifest file indicating that, when launched after installation, it will open in its own window.
Web apps can support keyboard shortcuts by listening to the various key events (e.g. keydown), but the shortcuts you can support are limited. For example, you cannot intercept Ctrl+N, Ctrl+T etc. as these are used by the browser. Or, these might be shortcuts that are handled by the operating system (e.g. Alt+Tab on Windows).
When your web app is used in fullscreen mode, you are able to intercept these system shortcuts.
The Extension Commands API supports richer keyboard shortcuts which operate across the entire browser, which may enable new capabilities if transitioning to an extension is possible.
Yes, you can use service workers to make your site run offline. The Workbox project can simplify developing a full-featured caching strategy for your service worker.
Yes, assuming the user has granted permission, the Push API and Notifications API can allow your web app to show your user push notifications.
Yes, the Push API and Notifications API can allow your web app to show your user push notifications even when your web app is closed, as long as an instance of the browser is running.
Both Web Bluetooth and Web USB are available in certain browsers, and can be used (along with feature detection) in a Progressive Web App.
The open web can read single files that the user opens, but cannot retain access to those files, write to those files, or have any access to directories.
There are plans to implement direct filesystem access, and an experimental implementation is available in Chrome, but that functionality has not yet been fully standardized.
You might be able to do what you need with WebSockets. However, to use this, you will likely need to change the remote end of your connection.
If that isn't possible, we'd like to hear more about your use case—please let us know about what you're trying to accomplish via the Chromium issue tracker.
The Chrome team maintains the following sites and tools with information that can help during your migration:
If you have a specific question not addressed via those resources,
we recommend asking a question on
Stack
Overflow.
This
template
can be used to create a question tagged with both
google-chrome-app
and
progressive-web-apps
,
to ensure maximum visibility.
We'd like to hear more about what you're trying to accomplish— let us know via the Chromium issue tracker.
Yes, assuming the user has granted permission, the Push API and Notifications API can allow your web app to show your user push notifications.
The unlimitedStorage permission ensured that data you store was ‘Persistent', which means it can only be cleared manually by the user.
The recommended alternative is to request Persistent Storage permission within your web app.
The Geolocation API can be used in web apps to locate a user's position.
To ensure minimal power consumption we have been careful about introducing a generic method for sites to run in the background on user's devices.
Sites that have deployed a service worker can ensure actions taken by the user while offline are synced to the server using the Background Sync API. This API allows sites to run some limited code in the background when the device re-connects to the internet, even if the tab has since been closed. Note that this API doesn't allow for the service worker to be woken up periodically.
A separate feature, Periodic Background Sync, is being implemented as an experimental feature in Chrome. It allows developers to request periodic updates via a special event exposed on the service worker, with controls over the frequency of those updates.
Web apps can use a standard platform API to copy and paste both text and images programmatically.


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func ArrayToChaincodeArgs(args []string) [][]byte
ArrayToChaincodeArgs converts array of string args to array of []byte args
func ComputeSHA256(data []byte) (hash []byte)
ComputeSHA256 returns SHA2-256 on data
func ComputeSHA3256(data []byte) (hash []byte)
ComputeSHA3256 returns SHA3-256 on data
func ConcatenateBytes(data ...[]byte) []byte
ConcatenateBytes is useful for combining multiple arrays of bytes, especially for signatures or digests over multiple fields
func CreateUtcTimestamp() *timestamp.Timestamp
CreateUtcTimestamp returns a google/protobuf/Timestamp in UTC
func ExtractRemoteAddress(ctx context.Context) string
func FindMissingElements(all []string, some []string) (delta []string)
FindMissingElements identifies the elements of the first slice that are not present in the second The second slice is expected to be a subset of the first slice
func Flatten(i interface{}) []string
`flatten` recursively retrieves every leaf node in a struct in depth-first fashion and aggregate the results into given string slice with format: "path.to.leaf = value" in the order of definition. Root name is ignored in the path. This helper function is useful to pretty-print a struct, such as configs. for example, given data structure: A{
B{ C: "foo", D: 42, }, E: nil,
} it should yield a slice of string containing following items: [
"B.C = \"foo\"", "B.D = 42", "E =",
]
func GenerateBytesUUID() []byte
GenerateBytesUUID returns a UUID based on RFC 4122 returning the generated bytes
func GenerateHashFromSignature(path string, args []byte) []byte
GenerateHashFromSignature returns a hash of the combined parameters
func GenerateIDWithAlg(customIDgenAlg string, payload []byte) (string, error)
GenerateIDWithAlg generates an ID using a custom algorithm
func GenerateIDfromTxSHAHash(payload []byte) string
GenerateIDfromTxSHAHash generates SHA256 hash using Tx payload
func GenerateIntUUID() *big.Int
GenerateIntUUID returns a UUID based on RFC 4122 returning a big.Int
func GenerateUUID() string
GenerateUUID returns a UUID based on RFC 4122
func GetSysCCVersion() string
GetSysCCVersion returns the version of all system chaincodes This needs to be revisited on policies around system chaincode "upgrades" from user and relationship with "fabric" upgrade. For now keep it simple and use the fabric's version stamp
func GetTestChainID() string
GetTestChainID returns the CHAINID constant in use by orderer
func GetTestOrgID() string
GetTestOrgID returns the ORGID constant in use by gossip join message
func ToChaincodeArgs(args ...string) [][]byte
ToChaincodeArgs converts string args to []byte args


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Returns the inverse hyperbolic sine of a number.
A numeric expression that contains an angle measured in radians.
Returns the inverse hyperbolic tangent of a number.
A numeric expression that contains an angle measured in radians.
Returns an implementation-dependent approximation to the cube root of number.
A numeric expression.
Returns the number of leading zero bits in the 32-bit binary representation of a number.
A numeric expression.
Returns the hyperbolic cosine of a number.
A numeric expression that contains an angle measured in radians.
Returns the result of (e^x - 1), which is an implementation-dependent approximation to subtracting 1 from the exponential function of x (e raised to the power of x, where e is the base of the natural logarithms).
A numeric expression.
Returns the nearest single precision float representation of a number.
A numeric expression.
Returns the square root of the sum of squares of its arguments.
Values to compute the square root for. If no arguments are passed, the result is +0. If there is only one argument, the result is the absolute value. If any argument is +Infinity or -Infinity, the result is +Infinity. If any argument is NaN, the result is NaN. If all arguments are either +0 or −0, the result is +0.
Returns the result of 32-bit multiplication of two numbers.
First number
Second number
Returns the base 10 logarithm of a number.
A numeric expression.
Returns the natural logarithm of 1 + x.
A numeric expression.
Returns the base 2 logarithm of a number.
A numeric expression.
Returns the sign of the x, indicating whether x is positive, negative or zero.
The numeric expression to test
Returns the hyperbolic sine of a number.
A numeric expression that contains an angle measured in radians.
Returns the hyperbolic tangent of a number.
A numeric expression that contains an angle measured in radians.
Returns the integral part of the a numeric expression, x, removing any fractional digits. If x is already an integer, the result is x.
A numeric expression.
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Returns the inverse hyperbolic cosine of a number.


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In C++, the operator new allocates memory for an object and then
creates an object at that location by calling a constructor. Occasionally,
however, it is useful to separate those two operations. [1] If i is an
iterator that points to a region of uninitialized memory, then you
can use construct to create an object in the location pointed to
by i. Raw_storage_iterator is an adaptor that makes this
procedure more convenient. If r is a raw_storage_iterator, then
it has some underlying iterator i. The expression *r = x is
equivalent to construct(&*i, x).
Example
class Int {
public:
Int(int x) : val(x) {}
int get() { return val; }
private:
int val;
};
int main()
{
int A1[] = {1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7};
const int N = sizeof(A1) / sizeof(int);
Int* A2 = (Int*) malloc(N * sizeof(Int));
transform(A1, A1 + N,
raw_storage_iterator<Int*, int>(A2),
negate<int>());
}
Definition
Defined in iterator.h.
Template parameters
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Parameter
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Description
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Default
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OutputIterator
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The type of the raw_storage_iterator's underlying iterator.
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T
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The type that will be used as the argument to the constructor.
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Model of
Output Iterator
Type requirements
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ForwardIterator is a model of Forward Iterator
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ForwardIterator's value type has a constructor that takes a
single argument of type T.
Public base classes
None.
Members
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Member
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Where defined
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Description
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raw_storage_iterator(ForwardIterator x)
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raw_storage_iterator
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See below.
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raw_storage_iterator(const raw_storage_iterator&)
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trivial iterator
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The copy constructor
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raw_storage_iterator& operator=(const raw_storage_iterator&)
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trivial iterator
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The assignment operator
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raw_storage_iterator& operator*()
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Output Iterator
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Used to implement the output iterator expression *i = x. [2]
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raw_storage_iterator& operator=(const Sequence::value_type&)
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Output Iterator
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Used to implement the output iterator expression *i = x. [2]
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raw_storage_iterator& operator++()
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Output Iterator
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Preincrement.
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raw_storage_iterator& operator++(int)
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Output Iterator
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Postincrement.
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output_iterator_tag iterator_category(const raw_storage_iterator&)
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iterator tags
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Returns the iterator's category.
This is a global function, not a member.
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New members
These members are not defined
in the Output Iterator requirements,
but are specific to raw_storage_iterator.
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Function
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Description
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raw_storage_iterator(ForwardIterator i)
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Creates a raw_storage_iterator whose underlying iterator is i.
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raw_storage_iterator& operator=(const T& val)
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Constructs an object of ForwardIterator's value type at the
location pointed to by the iterator, using val as the
constructor's argument.
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Notes
[1]
In particular, this sort of low-level memory management is used
in the implementation of some container classes.
[2]
Note how assignment through a raw_storage_iterator is implemented.
In general, unary operator* must be defined so that it returns a
proxy object, where the proxy object defines operator= to perform
the insert operation. In this case, for the sake of simplicity, the
proxy object is the raw_storage_iterator itself. That is, *i
returns i, and *i = t is equivalent to i = t. You should not,
however, rely on this behavior. It is an implementation detail,
and it is not guaranteed to remain the same in future versions.
See also
Allocators, construct, destroy, uninitialized_copy
uninitialized_fill, uninitialized_fill_n,
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[dscrdvrsc] <SmeLLyArMpiTs> And once amd miner is up , I can actually mine on cpu AND gpu ?
[dscrdvrsc] <0x03> if your cpu isn't very weak, that is
[dscrdvrsc] <0x03> and yes, if you have a nvidia gpu and a proper cpu, you can do both at the same time
[dscrdvrsc] <SmeLLyArMpiTs> Some i5 3800. Turbo to 4200 Karbly lake thing
[dscrdvrsc] <0x03> but generally, the 'recent' cpus are more power efficient than GPUs on verushash2
[dscrdvrsc] <0x03> that doesn't mean you won't be able to score a higher hashrate with a 2080 or whatnot
[dscrdvrsc] <0x03> but it's eating a ton of power in the process
[dscrdvrsc] <SmeLLyArMpiTs> Any idea when AMD is supported ? Where can I follow ..
[dscrdvrsc] <SmeLLyArMpiTs> I am on MAC
[dscrdvrsc] <0x03> it's being worked on
[dscrdvrsc] <0x03> nheqminer is available for mac
[dscrdvrsc] <0x03> can you just read theveruscoin website
[dscrdvrsc] <0x03> thank you
[dscrdvrsc] <Oink> Eg. My Ryzen 2600 does 18 GHs, my 1080ti does 5...
[dscrdvrsc] <Oink> MH indeed
[dscrdvrsc] <SmeLLyArMpiTs> Erm u misunderstood me. I know MAC is supported. I am finding out about AMD GPU ..
[dscrdvrsc] <Oink> Mining other coin with 1080 and trading the revenue for VRSC
[dscrdvrsc] <SmeLLyArMpiTs> I gave up boot camp into windows. I installed the latest Radeon driver and it made windows 10 unbootable -.-
[dscrdvrsc] <Oink> AMD is not supported right now
[dscrdvrsc] <0x03> AMD GPUs are not supported on verushash2 yet
[dscrdvrsc] <0x03> but chris said before he's working on it
[dscrdvrsc] <SmeLLyArMpiTs> Yap I know. I mean where can I follow the progress..
[dscrdvrsc] <0x03> details on that: i dont know
[dscrdvrsc] <0x03> probably in #mining-dev
[dscrdvrsc] <SmeLLyArMpiTs> Ok ty !
[dscrdvrsc] <SmeLLyArMpiTs> MAC doesn’t get much love in these leading edge stuff lol.
[dscrdvrsc] <0x03> GPU isn't exactly leading edge on verus2
[dscrdvrsc] <0x03> and: it's way better than before where we "had" to use docker or something to get a miner onto osx
[dscrdvrsc] <SmeLLyArMpiTs> Typical response I get for “ hi I am using an iMac .. I want to mine “ .. “ that’s like a laptop.  My gpu was 83 degrees lol. 25mh
[dscrdvrsc] <0x03> yea no
[dscrdvrsc] <0x03> just get nheqminer for osx from the veruscoin website
[dscrdvrsc] <0x03> ...your cpu will get hot anyways
[dscrdvrsc] <0x03> but you don't have to fiddle around with bootcamp
[dscrdvrsc] <SmeLLyArMpiTs> @0x03 wow. Air even????  Not doubting u.. just to learn .. how do u know you are not wasting money on electricity v
[dscrdvrsc] <0x03> i am, especially because of the country i'm living in.
[dscrdvrsc] <0x03> (for that matter,probably any mining is money loss here)
[dscrdvrsc] <SmeLLyArMpiTs> So this is more like an investment where in future when the value is up?
[dscrdvrsc] <0x03> that or ideal values
[dscrdvrsc] <0x03> and it really depends on your power prices
[dscrdvrsc] <0x03> but what i'm saying is the CPUs in these mac notebooks are not useless for veruscoin.
[dscrdvrsc] <0x03> in fact, i'm also mining with 2 core i5 cpus
[dscrdvrsc] <0x03> these also work
[dscrdvrsc] <0x03> and 'make a difference'
[dscrdvrsc] <0x03> ...2 more. thats 2 thinkpads
[dscrdvrsc] <0x03> one x220 and one x230
[dscrdvrsc] <0x03> but most of us are probably waiting on ukminer.io to deliver
[dscrdvrsc] <0x03> or lets say "quite some"
[dscrdvrsc] <0x03> most is probably ridiculously exaggerated
[dscrdvrsc] <Oink> I know I am
[dscrdvrsc] <0x03> +1 from me
[dscrdvrsc] <0x03> @SmeLLyArMpiTs you probably want to give #cpu-hashrate a good read and search for your cpu there
[dscrdvrsc] <SmeLLyArMpiTs> Ukminer sells the customised machines?
[dscrdvrsc] <0x03> an fpga
[dscrdvrsc] <SmeLLyArMpiTs> Ok I may get some frag here but I am really sincere to learn. I tot the purpose of verus is to level the playing field .. if a FPGA can rack up more coins vs a modern cpu.


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