Zimski Marathon
Nis SER
Website: rs.srichinmoyraces.org/zm#
Race Winners
(22 runnings)
03 Feb
2008
28
Jan
2007
29
Jan
2006
30
Jan
2005
25 Jan
2004
26 Jan
2003
2002
28
Jan
2001
28
Jan
2000
21 Mar
1999
01 Feb
1998
26
Jan
1997
21
Jan
1996
22
Jan 1995
Notes: 1995 was the inaugural year. Course is a 1057 meter loop in Cair
Park, traversed 40 times.
05 Mar
2017
3:03:40
Darko Pop Asev-3
3:56:54
Danijela Radisavljevic (SER)
06 Mar
2016
3:00:55
Darko Pop Asev-2
4:41:01
Samanta Gilice (SER)
01 Mar
2015
3:09:44
Darko Pop Acev (SER)
4:09:58
Dragica Mitic (SER)
02 Mar
2014
3:06:36
Dragisa Filipovic (SER)
3:47:21
Tanja Stojanovski (SER)
03 Mar
2013
3:09:56
Zikica Ivanoski (MKD)
3:02:36
Lidija Miklos (SER)
04 Mar
2012
3:15:42
Dragan Ciric (SER)
06 Mar
2011
3:03:07
Trajce Mihov (MKD)
31 Jan
2010
2:57:22
Zoran Dimov (MKD)
4:58:10
Anja Samardzija (SER)
01 Feb
2009
3:00:37
Aleksandr Arsic (SER)
4:26:43
Karolina Madaras (SER)
2:52:17
Goran Momcilovic-2
4:25:09
Elena Dimetrijevik (MKD)
2:50:18
Zoran Markovic-2
2:41:07
Goran Momcilovic (SER)
4:23:25
Bernadeta Nalezniak (POL)
3:07:42
Djorde Velimirovic (SER)
3:01:44
Zoran Markovic (SER)
2:39:42
Zoran Marinkovic (SER)
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not held
---
not held
2:54:41
Dragan Milenkovic (SER)
4:24:10
Suzana Ognjanovic-3
3:08:49
Dobrica Makuljevic (SER)
4;31:28
Suzana Ognjanovic-2
---
n/a
---
n/a
2:30:21
Miodrag Petric (SER)
4:04:14
Suzana Ognjanovic (SER)
---
n/a
---
n/a
---
n/a
---
n/a
---
n/a
---
n/a
Most Wins (1995/date)
Men
2
Zoran Markovic (SER)
2004,2007
Goran Momcilovic (SER)
2006,2008
Women
3
Suzana Ognjanovic (SER)
1998,2000-01
Prize Money
(ADR qualified runners)
No information on prize money has been received for this race.
Race Time Bias
(sec/km)
Insufficient information to calculate the race time bias.
Competitive Level (1990-date)
Insufficient information to calculate the competitive level.
Quality Performances
Men no men under 2:20 Women no women under 2:50
Finishers
Year Men Wmn M+F 2017 23 4 27 2016 29 2 31 2015 40 2 42 2014 32 3 35 2013 27 3 30 2012 6 6 2011 14 14 2010 15 1 16 2009 15 1 16 2008 21 1 22 2007 16 16 2006 12 1 13 2005 11 11 2004 8 8 2003 13 13 2001 22 7 29 2000 12 3 15 1999 1998 1997 1996 1995 Sums 327 28 355 M/F 11.68
Last Updated on 23 Mar 2017
Contributors: Klaas Loonstra (25), Ozren Karamata (2)


Hi,
in an application that I develop from day to day, I encounter a problem with the migration of data from ES 6.8.2 to ES 7.5.1. The normal attitude in our application would be to run re-indexation, which fetches data from multiple sources and index them in a cluster. But because our application works 24/7 because of clients all around the globe. There were situations that re-indexation fails for some companies, for some reason. Because we want to have an option to react immediately in a situation like that, we decided to write an ad hoc migrator. Which takes data from the old cluster (6.8.2) and “move” them to the new one (7.5.2). Worth noting is also that the new cluster was located on a new server, not the same as the old one.
This isn’t a hard task, but we have to keep in mind that there would be some breaking changes between major releases of ES. Because of that, we decided that the easiest solution would be to create an application that would consist of 2 services. The first one would be responsible for gathering data from old elastic -> mapping them to some DTO -> sending them to the second service. While the second service would receive them, map them, and push them to the new cluster. Sounds easy right? So let’s look at the code.
The structure of a project looks as follows. We have 2 subfolders named ES6
and ES7
which were aligned to the services responsible for gathering/inserting data from/to clusters. We started from a service whose main task was to fetch data. We have here a Fetcher
module:
As we can see above. In case of an initial request, we use a SearchAsync
method, which would return n first records and a scrollId
needed for gathering the next bunch of data.
When we have all the data, we check if we would need another call for data, or it is the last call for them.
If more data needs to be fetched we are using a ScrollAsync
method to which we are passing previously gathered scrollId
.
That’s all for the Fetcher
module. The next one is a module responsible for mapping data to DTO.
But we gonna skip code example here, since it’s a normal mapping without any logic inside. The next block
is a Migration
module.
Which send mapped data via HTTP to the second service and return error information if there is some. The whole code is combined in an Application
module. As you can see we don’t combine all of the data related to a company, because we could get a couple of thousands/millions records and that could result in some performance issues.
Going to the ES7 service. The first thing we are doing is mapping from a DTO to our domain
model in a Mapping
module.
As previously, there is no logic here, so we gonna skip the borring stuff. Only assigning values to properties/fields. After we are done with the mapping we “send” them to the Uploader
module.
Which is responsible for doing a bulk
operation on an ES cluster and based on a result from a bulk operation, return information to an ES6 service.
To sum up, in a simple way we could write an application that would transmit some data from one to another cluster is fairly time (a couple of seconds for companies with hundreds of thousands of records). Is this a solution I would recommend to anyone? No, there is a build-in snapshot option that would be perfect for such occasion, then we could simply reindex all “companies” only for missing data. Beyond of snapshot option there is also a built-in reindex. Also, the reindex application should be stable and shouldn’t fail. But thanks to that small bastard we were able to move data for 2 companies on a production environment in a couple of seconds because the reindex process fails for them ~3 times and a fix could take up to 10-15 minutes to release it.
Thanks for reading!


package main
import (
"bufio"
"fmt"
"os"
"strconv"
"strings"
)
func main() {
reader := bufio.NewReader(os.Stdin)
fmt.Println("Enter 5 numbers in an array.")
var arr [5]int
for counter := 0; counter < 5; counter++ {
fmt.Println("Number", counter+1, "in an aaray:")
number, _ := reader.ReadString('\n')
number = strings.TrimSpace(number)
intNumber, _ := strconv.Atoi(number)
arr[counter] = intNumber
}
var reversedArr [5]int
var j int
for i := len(arr); i > 0; i-- {
reversedArr[j] = arr[i-1]
j++
}
fmt.Println("Numbers in reverser order :-", reversedArr)
}
Enter 5 numbers in an array.
Number 1 in an aaray:
23
Number 2 in an aaray:
45
Number 3 in an aaray:
23
Number 4 in an aaray:
12
Number 5 in an aaray:
12
Numbers in reverser order :- [12 12 23 45 23]
In this program, we take 5 integer inputs from user
and then store them in an array (arr).
After that copy all the number in another array but in reverseorder.


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They finally obtained a consistent description of the behaviour
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Initializes mobile designer application, coordinates changes
in the Model (peDM.js (local), peDS(remote)) and
the view (peDesignerMain.html)
- Copyright:
- Michael Haungs, 2012
- License:
- MIT
- Source:
Requires
- module:peDS
- module:peDM
- module:mhLog
Methods
-
<static> addAssetToEvent() → {undefined}
-
Implements "add" button in "Asset Editor" popup
- Source:
Returns:
- Type
- undefined
-
<static> addNewAsset() → {undefined}
-
Implements "add asset" button in Event manager
- Source:
Returns:
- Type
- undefined
-
<static> cancelChapterData() → {undefined}
-
Implements "Cancel Chapter" button.
- Source:
Returns:
- Type
- undefined
-
<static> cancelEventData() → {undefined}
-
Implements "Cancel Event" button
- Source:
Returns:
- Type
- undefined
-
<static> cancelStoryData() → {undefined}
-
Implements the "Cancel" story button.
- Source:
Returns:
- Type
- undefined
-
<static> connectControllerToView() → {undefined}
-
Connects view events to controller handlers (keeps JS out of view)
- Source:
Returns:
- Type
- undefined
-
<static> createChapter() → {undefined}
-
Setup blank chapter creation form.
- Source:
Returns:
- Type
- undefined
-
<static> createEvent() → {undefined}
-
Setup blank event creation form.
- Source:
Returns:
- Type
- undefined
-
<static> createStory() → {undefined}
-
Setup blank story creation form.
- Source:
Returns:
- Type
- undefined
-
<static> deleteChapterData() → {undefined}
-
Implements "Delete Chapter" button
- Source:
Returns:
- Type
- undefined
-
<static> deleteEventData() → {undefined}
-
Implements "Delete Event" button
- Source:
Returns:
- Type
- undefined
-
<static> deleteStoryData() → {undefined}
-
Implements the "Delete" story button.
- Source:
Returns:
- Type
- undefined
-
<static> getAuthorData() → {adata}
-
When submitting data, peDS needs to use authorData. Could just store author data in peDS too. Right now, easier to keep in one place...here.
- Source:
Returns:
- Type
- adata
-
<static> initAuthorManagement(removeAuthor) → {undefined}
-
Fill out current author list for author management popup
Parameters:
Name Type Description removeAuthor
function the function that will be used to remove an author from this list - Source:
Returns:
- Type
- undefined
-
<static> initChapterManager() → {undefined}
-
Adds list of existing chapters authored by user to the chapterManager page
- Source:
Returns:
- Type
- undefined
-
<static> initEventManager() → {undefined}
-
Adds list of existing events authored by user to the eventManager page
- Source:
Returns:
- Type
- undefined
-
<static> initMapViewChapter() → {undefined}
-
Sets the map to record the geolocation points in the correct position
- Source:
Returns:
- Type
- undefined
-
<static> initMapViewEvent() → {undefined}
-
Sets the map to record the geolocation points in the correct position
- Source:
Returns:
- Type
- undefined
-
<static> initStoryManager() → {undefined}
-
Adds list of existing stories authored by user to the storyManager page
- Source:
Returns:
- Type
- undefined
-
<static> setLoginRedirect() → {undefined}
-
Invoked with user clicks on "login".
- Source:
Returns:
- Type
- undefined
-
<static> setLogoutRedirect() → {undefined}
-
Invoked with user clicks on "logout".
- Source:
Returns:
- Type
- undefined
-
<static> setupPageEventHandlers() → {undefined}
-
This is not used; Left for possible future use
- Source:
Returns:
- Type
- undefined
-
<static> showMainMenu() → {undefined}
-
This initializes the main menu view. It is exported so can use in peDesignerMain.html to bypass needing to login for testing purposes. Normally, only called within this module.
- Source:
Returns:
- Type
- undefined
-
<static> submitChapterData() → {undefined}
-
Implements "submit chapter" button
- Source:
Returns:
- Type
- undefined
-
<static> submitEventData()
-
Implements "submit event" button * @returns {undefined}
- Source:
-
<static> submitStoryData() → {undefined}
-
Implements "submit story" button
- Source:
Returns:
- Type
- undefined
-
<static> updateChapter(id) → {undefined}
-
Setup form to update a chapter with known fields supplied.
Parameters:
Name Type Description id
String Database identifier for chapter. - Source:
Returns:
- Type
- undefined
-
<static> updateEvent(id) → {undefined}
-
Setup form to update an event with known fields supplied.
Parameters:
Name Type Description id
String Database identifier for event. - Source:
Returns:
- Type
- undefined
-
<static> updateStory(id) → {undefined}
-
Setup form to update a chapter with known fields supplied.
Parameters:
Name Type Description id
String Database identifier for the story. - Source:
Returns:
- Type
- undefined
-
<static> validateChaptersPublish(chapterList) → {Boolean}
-
Insure chapter is valid (has events)
Parameters:
Name Type Description chapterList
type - Source:
Returns:
- Type
- Boolean
-
<static> validateStoryPublish(e) → {Boolean}
-
Checks that story has at least one chapter with at least one event.
Parameters:
Name Type Description e
Event - Source:
Returns:
- Type
- Boolean
-
<static> viewAccountData() → {undefined}
-
Called if user clicks the "Account" button to display account information.
- Source:
Returns:
- Type
- undefined


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SAMA GROUP
certification process design
Researched and designed workflow / UI for workers in India, Uganda and Kenya to get certified for microwork projects.
LET'S DIG IN
Client
Sama Source, a school and online platform that connects marginalized people to dignified work.
Objective
Design a microworker’s qualification process for new projects.
Users
Microworkers of Sama Source in India, Uganda, Kenya, etc. with limited technological and English capabilities.
Cases
- Assess if they have the skills to start a project.
- Be able to build skills that enable them to complete quality project work.
- Receive guidance on how to prepare for project work.
PERSONA
WORKFLOW
Workflow 1
Mapped out main steps and sub-steps
Workflow 2
Added decision points to key user scenarios
Workflow 3
Reduced number of decision points and actions
SKETCHING
Evolution of the Samahub User Home Page
Card List Concept
Dashboard Concept
Low-Fidelity Screen Chosen for User Testing
REMOTE USER TESTING
“I don’t know what to do… I think I would call my supervisor.”
Users did not understand the symbols used (e.g. padlock, progress bars) but did understand the symbol when paired with clarifying text.
“I would review my questions to figure out what I did wrong so that I can improve.”
Workers were highly motivated to review their questions to see their correct and incorrect answers and build skills.
“…I think this is all my progress on this project?”
Workers were confused by too much information on one page. We decided only to include progress bars once they are able to do project work.
Verdict: Simplify user choices, copy & symbols
FINAL MOCKUPS
User Home Screen
Pre-Test Modal
Project Home Screen
Error Handling: Leaving Test
TAKEAWAYS
For our users who are still learning English and may be new to using websites, leave no room for ambiguity. One primary call to action per page.
Gamification elements (padlocks, progress bars) are not immediately recognized by our users. Always validate these assumptions.
Progressively disclose details of project information in a complex system. Only display information relevant to the user at that point in their journey to avoid confusion.
TL;DR
too long; didn't read
Goal
Design new workflow and UI to help microworker agents assess skills development to do training and production work.
Challenge
Their workflow process is complex with many possible user scenarios. We need to design a simple user interface with generic design conventions.
Learned
Eliminate any chance of user confusion by simplifying the choices available, clarifying copy text and progressively disclose project information to reduce cognitive load.


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The idea of a master pickpocket with range that could survive someone after them , although probably not need to if pickpocket was that good. Thinking something in the range department this is not a uber build just a great pick pocket with some added range perhaps. How would that size up? A roguish assassin type? Already no , no shadowdancers almost always disallowed lets try to avoid the easy choice with that one.
Raven
Forum moderator can delete this post in my divine wisdom found that really for a pickpocket all you can do is take two feats and add basically to any archer type build and there it is.


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| 005:016 Khan | : |
Wherewith Allah guides all those who seek His Good Pleasure to ways of peace, and He brings them out of darkness by His Will unto light and guides them to a Straight Way (Islamic Monotheism). |
| 005:016 Maulana | : |
Whereby Allah guides such as follow His pleasure into the ways of peace, and brings them out of darkness into light by His will, and guides them to the right path. |
| 005:016 Pickthal | : |
Whereby Allah guideth him who seeketh His good pleasure unto paths of peace. He bringeth them out of darkness unto light by His decree, and guideth them unto a straight path. |
| 005:016 Rashad | : |
With it, GOD guides those who seek His approval. He guides them to the paths of peace, leads them out of darkness into the light by His leave, and guides them in a straight path. |
| 005:016 Sarwar | : |
to show the way of peace to those who seek His pleasure, to bring them out of darkness into light through His will and to guide them to the right path. |
| 005:016 Shakir | : |
With it Allah guides him who will follow His pleasure into the ways of safety and brings them out of utter darkness into light by His will and guides them to the right path. |
| 005:016 Sherali | : |
Thereby does ALLAH guide those who seek His pleasure on the paths of peace, and leads them out of every kind of darkness into light by HIS Will and guides them to the right path. |
| 005:016 Yusufali | : |
Wherewith Allah guideth all who seek His good pleasure to ways of peace and safety, and leadeth them out of darkness, by His will, unto the light,- guideth them to a path that is straight. |
Concepts/Themes Covered: أركان الإسلام > التوحيد > الكافرون > الكفر ظلمات Pillars of Islam> Islamic> The Disbelievers> Atheism is Darkness أركان الإسلام > الدين > حقيقة الإسلام Pillars of Islam> Religion> The Reality of Islam الإيمان > الإيمان بالله > تشبيه الإيمان بالنور Faith> Belief In Allah> Resembling Faith with Light الإيمان > الإيمان بالله > الهداية إلى الإيمان Faith> Belief In Allah> Guiding to Faith القرآن الكريم > وصفه ووجوب الإيمان به The Holy Quran> The Description and the Necessity to Believe it الديانات > بنو إسرائيل > حالاتهم Religions>Children of Israel>Their Status
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ftp Library Package 2.1 for Tcl/Tk Manual Pages
- COMMAND
- ftp::CD handle directory
-
-
The ftp::Cd command changes the current working directory on
the ftp server to a specified target directory. This target
directory can be a subdirectory of the current directory, ".."
(for the parent directory) or a fully qualified path to a new
working directory.
The command returns 1 if the current working directory can be
successfully changed to the specified directory or 0 if it fails.
- EXAMPLE
-
# change directory
ftp::Cd $conn pub/tcl
ftp::Cd $conn ..
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module Subtitles
Overview
Common methods shared between the very similar SSA and ASS formats.
Extended Modules
Defined in:
caption.crmeta.cr
style.cr
format.cr
format/substation.cr
format/ssa.cr
format/ass.cr
format/json.cr
format/srt.cr
config.cr
subtitles.cr
Constant Summary
-
Formats =
{:SSA, :ASS, :SRT, :JSON}
Instance Method Summary
-
#by_extension(file : File) : Format.class?
Detect the filetype of the given file by its extension rather than its contents
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#by_extension(filepath : String) : Format.class?
Detect the filetype of the given filepath by its extension rather than its contents
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#by_extension!(file) : Format.class
The same as
#by_extension
, except raises on failure rather than returning nil -
#convert(content : IO, to format : Format.class, resync resync_option : Time::Span? = nil)
At once -- parse, resync, and output a converted subtitle
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#detect(content : IO) : Format.class?
Detect what filetype the given IO contains, if any.
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#detect(*, file filepath : String) : Format.class?
Opens the given file, calls
#detect(IO)
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#filter_styles(from captions : Captions) : Array(Caption)
Accepts an Array(Caption|Style) and returns an Array(Caption)
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#parse(content : IO) : Captions?
parse the given IO into a Caption object, if possible, or return nil.
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#parse(*, filepath : String)
parse the given filepath into a Caption object, if possible, or return nil.
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#parse!(content) : Captions
Parse the given IO into a Caption object, or raise an exception.
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#resync(captions : Array(Caption), offset : Time::Span)
Resync the given
Captions
' timestamps. -
#resync(captions : Array(Caption), offset : Number, frame_rate : Time::Span = (1 / 24_f32).seconds, ratio = 1_f64)
Resync the given
Captions
' timestamps. -
#resync(captions : Array(Caption), &block : ::Tuple(Time::Span, Time::Span) -> ::Tuple(Time::Span, Time::Span))
Resync the given
Captions
' timestamps.
Instance Method Detail
Detect the filetype of the given file by its extension rather than its contents
Detect the filetype of the given filepath by its extension rather than its contents
The same as #by_extension
, except raises on failure rather than returning
nil
At once -- parse, resync, and output a converted subtitle
Detect what filetype the given IO contains, if any. This cycles through all available types and calls #detect on them. If a filetype is detected, the class of that type will be returned for instantiation. If none of the available filetypes match the given IO, nil will be returned.
For example:
if subs = Subtitles.detect(content).try &.new(content)... # subs is a new instance of some Format
else
# subs is nil
end
Opens the given file, calls #detect(IO)
on the open file, closes it,
and returns the result.
parse the given IO into a Caption object, if possible, or return nil.
parse the given filepath into a Caption object, if possible, or return nil.
Parse the given IO into a Caption object, or raise an exception.


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To create a sidenav relative to other elements inside your page, you must follow the markup structure shown above and pass the sidenav-container element to the plugin with the
href
attribute or thedata-target
attribute on the toggler. Thecontainer
option also allows you to pass the container via javascript ifhref
ordata-target
can't be used. The options above are optional.
The Side Navigation data api was added for situations where there is limited control over the markup structure. The only markup needed is a toggler and a panel to hide and show. These items can be included anywhere on the page.
The minimum amount of attributes required is
data-toggle="sidenav"
andhref="#target"
ordata-target="#target"
. This will open and close a fixed position sidenav provided the markup below. The width of thesidenav-slider
,sidenav-menu
, and position of the sidenav must be set through css. When usingfixed-push
, padding must also be set via css on open to push the content over.
The data api allows for fixed-push style sidenavs with the attributes
data-content
,data-type
, anddata-type-mobile
.Data-content
is the id of the content to be pushed over when the nav is open.Data-type
anddata-type-mobile
give the option to specify the style of sidenav in desktop and mobile, respectively. The values can befixed
orfixed-push
and defaults to fixed.The open class name can be customized through the attribute
data-open-class
and will be added to toggler and content on open.
```
```
You can load content into the sidebar of the Side Navigation in one of two ways. At the very minimum, the only two things you need are a URL and that the sidebar has a child element with the
sidebar-body
class. Data fetched from the URL will be appended to thesidebar-body
element.
Use attribute
data-url
on the toggle to load content into.sidenav-body
when the side navigation is opened.
When configuring your sidenav, you can specify the url using either a string or a configuration object that will be passed to $.ajax
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Bowfinger (1999) a review by Christian Pyle
Bowfinger Directed by Frank Oz Written by Steve Martin Starring Steve Martin, Eddie Murphy, Heather Graham, Christine Baranski, Jamie Kennedy, Terence Stamp, Robert Downey Jr. Official Site: http://www.bowfinger.com/ Grade: B-
Hack director Bobby Bowfinger (Steve Martin) wants to break into feature films. Armed with the script for "Chubby Rain," an alien invasion action pic (the rain is chubby because the aliens invade disguised as raindrops), Bowfinger gets a promise from a major producer (Robert Downey Jr. in a small role) that "Chubby" is a go if Bowfinger can cast the hottest action star in America, Kit Ramsey (Eddie Murphy). Kit gives him the boot, of course, so Bowfinger hits upon a scheme to have Kit star without knowing it. His crew will follow the guy around, and the other actors will simply walk up to Kit and say their lines.
Bowfinger's merry band includes Christine Baranski as a wannabe actress, Heather Graham as a starlet trying to sleep her way to the top, Jamie Kennedy as a stagehand who can steal all the gear they need from the studio, and Eddie Murphy (again) as a dweeb whose dream is to run errands for people. Less familiar faces include an accountant turned screenwriter (Adam Alexi-Malle), a dense but attractive young actor (Kohl Sudduth), and a crew of illegal aliens who gradually become film buffs.
Martin's script delivers plenty of laughs but little substance. There's none of the insider satire that we saw in his "L. A. Story." Except for the stab at Scientology, Hollywood comes through "Bowfinger" unscathed. Bowfinger is a latter-day Ed Wood and deserves to be marginalized. Outside of Kit, the few successful Hollywood types in the movie are sane, shrewd people.
The script also depends on several big coincidences to hold its bizarre plot together. If Kit Ramsey didn't happen to be a paranoid nutcase, he would have just had Bowfinger and company arrested.
Despite those flaws, I laughed a lot while watching this movie. Martin is, as always, sly and skillful at both verbal and visual humor, and "Bowfinger" marks a return to form for Murphy, who hasn't been this funny since the '80s.  Jiff is also easily fooled, making him a perfect pawn for the scheming Bowfinger. In the movie's funniest scene, Bowfinger convinces Jiff to run across a busy highway, saying that all the cars are driven by "stunt drivers."
Bottom line: "Bowfinger" is a fluffy diversion with two master comedians at the top of their game.
© 1999 Christian L. Pyle
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Do people actually eat ice-cream without chocolate?
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5/5/2005 - Received info on the marriage of James McFadden & Catherine Shields in 1860 & all their children, from Judith Bowen (nee Cruwys)
James & Catherine were married in Barraba, which is on the road North between Tamworth & Warialda. They lived in Bathurst for many years where the children were born.
Found James & Catherine's & their childrens deaths in the Old Catholic Section of Rookwood Cemetery. Mortuary #1. Sec F, Row 30, Plot 1355, James McFadden - my husband, Native of Co. Donegal, Ireland & John Joseph McFadden, son of the above. Native of Bathurst. Accidentally killed, died 4 Dec 1900, aged 35yrs.
I couldn't find a Death or Funeral Notice in SMH for James McFadden (father) on 12 Sep 1890, 50yrs.
20/7/2005 - Received the Death Transcription for James McFadden from Shirley Wharton. There are a lot of mistakes on the Death Cert. His age is wrong, on the Shipping records he was 14yrs old in 1841, that would have made him born abt 1827, so he would have been abt 63yrs old. Also his mothers name is wrong. But his wife's name is right, & his childrens names are the same as on his wife's certificate, so it must be the right Certificate. The place of death is recorded as Potts Hill.!! I have spent neally 8 hours going through the Electoral Rolls, The area which was called Potts Hill is now roughly the area of Regents Park, Berala nowdays. But No McFaddens in 1906 or 1909.
1906, 1909 & 1913, Electoral Rolls for Nepean Electoral Division, Auburn Suburb. McFadden - Catherine, Byrne St Auburn, Home Duties - Mother
" Catherine, " " " " " Daughter (age 39yrs.)
" Michael " " " Labourer Son ( " 29yrs.)
1917 - Electoral Rolls for Nepean Division, Granville Suburb.
McFadden - Catherine & Michael - Byrne St, Auburn, Home Duties & Labourer.
1925 - Electoral Rolls for Reid Division, Granville Suburb.
McFadden - Catherine & Michael still in Byrne St, Auburn.
Catholic Mortuary #2. Sec E, Row 19, Plot 1908/9, Catherine McFadden - Native of Co Donegal, Ireland, Erected by her children Kate & Michael McFadden died 19 Nov 1916, 80yrs.
James McFadden - son of above, died 9 Dec 1933, 70yrs.


public final class Testy
extends java.lang.Object
MyTests
. To run them, do:
final MyTest testObj = new MyTest(); Testy.run( () -> testObj.test1(), () -> testObj.test2(), () -> testObj.test3(), () -> testObj.test4() );If you prefer having your tests as static members, that's fine too. you can also put tests directly in the lambda if you want, viz:
import static edu.calpoly.testy.Assert.assertTrue; <...> Testy.run( () -> MyTest.test1(), () -> MyTest.test2(), () -> MyTest.test3(), () -> MyTest.test4(), () -> assertTrue("this will fail", false) );
Testy.run( TestRunnable { test1() }, TestRunnable { test2() } )
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
static int |
run(java.util.Collection<TestRunnable> tests)
Run the given tests, and report which ones fail.
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static int |
run(TestRunnable... tests)
Run the given tests, and report which ones fail.
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public static int run(TestRunnable... tests)
TestFailed
is a good
choice, but any exception will count as a failure.tests
- The tests to runTestFailed
,
Assert
public static int run(java.util.Collection<TestRunnable> tests)
TestFailed
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- The tests to runTestFailed
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Assert


Issue 91
Welcome to another issue of Haskell Weekly!  This is a weekly summary of what’s going on in its community.
Want to see something featured in Haskell Weekly? Open an issue or pull request on GitHub.
Featured
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Domain modeling with Haskell: Generalizing with
Foldable
andTraversable
This is the second episode in the short series on Domain Modelling with Haskell. In this episode, we will generalize our domain model from the last episode, providing more fine-grained reporting, with less code.
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A Haskell beginner’s experience with Yesod
I am a Ruby on Rails developer with 2 years experience with frontend and backend development. This is my experience after using Yesod for 3 months.
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Now what we need to do is compose these somehow so that all of them are applied to the same input string and a failure at any juncture gives us an overall failure.
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Haskell functions as functors, applicatives and monads
This post explores how functions in Haskell can be seen as instances of the
Functor
,Applicative
andMonad
type classes, with some reflection on the practical uses of this technique. -
How to prove a compiler correct
The topic of how exactly one goes about proving a compiler correct came up, and I realized that I couldn’t think of a high-level (but concrete) overview of what that might look like.
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Off the beaten track: Explaining type errors
Last week I gave a talk at Off the Beaten Track 2018 about something that Richard Eisenberg, Harley Eades and I have been thinking about recently: namely, how to generate good interactive error explanations for programmers, especially for type errors.
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Of all the many, many Haskell language extensions supported by GHC,
LambdaCase
is one of my favorites. It has essentially no downside, does not conflict with any existing code, and introduces a single, simple, useful new construct to the language. -
Recursion schemes part 4½: Better living through base functors
Today I’m going to talk about the notion of a “base functor”, and how the popular recursion-schemes library uses base functors to make recursion schemes more elegant and ergonomic in practice.
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Hash based package downloads: Part 1 of 2
Suppose you’re working on a highly regulated piece of software. For example, something on a defense contract, or a medical device, or the space shuttle. One goal that most regulators will have is that we can fully determine how the software was built at any point in time.
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SLURP: A single liberal unified registry of Haskell packages
We have emerged with SLURP, a proposal that could go a long way towards supporting the upsides of a diverse ecosystem, without the sad downsides of forking into mutually-exclusive sub-communities.
Jobs
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Tocoman seeking software engineers in Helsinki
Hey all! We’re looking for software engineers to (re)build our key products from scratch with pure functional languages. We haven’t locked in any languages yet but most probably we’ll choose Haskell, PureScript and/or Elm.
In brief
- Domain modeling with Haskell: Data structures
- Functors done quick!
- GHC 8.4.1-alpha2 available
- Haskell for JavaScript programmers
- In defense of partial functions in the haskell prelude
- Interpreters a la Carte in Advent of Code 2017 Duet
- Michael Snoyman: SLURP
- Pointwise Kan extensions
- Professional Haskellers: What are your major pain points?
- Simon Peyton Jones: A small milestone
- Stackage nixpkgs overlays
- What makes my Haskell programs (almost) bug free?
Package of the week
This week’s package of the week is brick-skylighting, a library for showing syntax highlighted text in Brick UIs.
Call for participation
- containers: Test sort stability
- dhall-to-cabal: Correct divergences from cabal field names
- hledger: Feature req: Add json as output format
- stack: Allow unqualified component syntax
Events
- January 25: Las Vegas functional programming user group: Meetup
- January 29: Chicago Elm: January code night
- January 30: OKC functional programming: Servant: A type-level DSL for web API specification
- January 31: Quito lambda: Programación funcional en Javascript: Promesas


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| struct | superblock |
| struct | dinode |
| struct | dirent |
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| #define | ROOTINO 1 |
| #define | BSIZE 512 |
| #define | NDIRECT 12 |
| #define | NINDIRECT (BSIZE / sizeof(uint)) |
| #define | MAXFILE (NDIRECT + NINDIRECT) |
| #define | IPB (BSIZE / sizeof(struct dinode)) |
| #define | IBLOCK(i) ((i) / IPB + 2) |
| #define | BPB (BSIZE*8) |
| #define | BBLOCK(b, ninodes) (b/BPB + (ninodes)/IPB + 3) |
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2017
Rayan Ham-Afza
Java Developer (Back-end)
(Apr 2017 - Nov 2018) | Tehran, Iran
Rayan Ham-Afza main field of activity is developing software for stock brokers, investment funds and banks and software services accordingly.
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2013
Technology Hafiz System
Oracle ADF Developer
(Dec 2013 - Apr 2017) | Tehran, Iran
Hafiz Samean Technology Co. was founded in 2000 and has been working on budgeting and budgeting in the areas of designing of organizational systems and processes, auditing, as well as analyzing and designing and deploying MIS software in government, business and contracting industries.
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2010
Freelancer
Web Designer
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I designed web site with Jomla, Wordpress and Drupal for commerical and personal use. I used HTML, CSS and Javascript for run websites.
Education History
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2008
Payame Noor University
Bachelor , Computer Software Engineering
(Sep 2008 - Drop-out) | Tehran, Iran
Payame Noor University is a public university system and one of the largest universities in Iran.
Personal Projects
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2018
J-Cart
License: Open Source , Platforms: Web, Mobile
Yet Another Cart Application On Cutting-Edge of Java Technologies With Sprin Boot
https://github.com/GLinBoy/jcart-backend
https://github.com/GLinBoy/jcart-backend
Technologies: Spring-Boot, JPA, gradle, RESTful -
2018
Feader
License: Open Source , Platforms: Web, Mobile, Desktop
Yet Another Feed Reader Inspired by https://feedly.com
https://github.com/GLinBoy/feader
https://github.com/GLinBoy/feader
Technologies: Spring-Boot, Spring Batch, JPA, Maven, RESTful, thymleaf
Programming Skills
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Frameworks: Oracle ADF, Spring & Spring Boot, Hibernate, JUnit, VueJS
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Technologies: JPA, SOAP, RESTful, AJAX, MicroService
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Development Tools: Linux, Spring Tool Suite, Eclipse IDE, Intellij, Netbeans, Maven, Git, SVN
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Application Servers: Weblogic10.3, Wildfly, Jetty, Tomcat
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Databases: Oracle 11g, MySQL
Language Skills
- NativePersian (Farsi)
- Pre-advancedEnglish


#include <Random.h>
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| static bool | Init () |
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| static const int | Random0ToN (const int t_max) |
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◆ Init()
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Initialize the random number generator
- Returns
- True if successful
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const int |
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static |
Get a random int between 0 and the max
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- Number between 0 and the given
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| t_max | Max number to generate between |
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- Random int between the two values
◆ bIsInitalized
| bool Fling::Random::bIsInitalized = false |
|
static |
Flag to determine if random has been initialized.
The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:


All drawing operations can produce shadows. This example shows how to make shadows on a variety of canvas operations.


Ginter delighted to open international account as Germany secure Euro 2020 spot
Kroos scored twice as Germany eased past Belarus.
Matthias Ginter was delighted to register his first international goal as Germany booked their place at Euro 2020.
The Borussia Monchengladbach centre-back opened the scoring in the 41st minute with an exquisite backheeled flick from Serge Gnabry’s low cross on his home ground.
Leon Goretzka doubled Germany’s advantage before a brace from Toni Kroos wrapped up a routine 4-0 victory against Belarus to move top of Group C.
Northern Ireland’s failure to win at home against Holland meant the three points were enough for Joachim Low’s side to progress to next summer’s tournament, alongside their Dutch counterparts.
Speaking to the German Football Association’s official website, Ginter said: “Our main aim was to qualify for the Euros. We’re pleased to be part of such a big tournament.
“I’m really happy about my first goal. It’s great that I got it here in Monchengladbach too. They often left us a lot of space.”
Germany boss Low added: “I congratulated the players on securing qualification – that was our main goal. The team played really well tonight.
“They combined well with one another. We were slightly sloppy after our third goal and have to be more clinical.”
Belarus burst into life when trailing 3-0 in Monchengladbach, with Yuri Kovalev heading wide before the visitors were awarded a 75th-minute penalty for a foul by Robin Koch.
However, captain Manuel Neuer preserved his clean sheet by guessing correctly to produce a brilliant save from Igor Stasevich’s spot-kick.
Kroos, who scored his 16th and 17th international goal, and fellow goalscorer Goretzka both agreed that there is room for further improvement ahead of Germany’s 13th successive European Championship appearance.
“It’s always difficult against teams like that until you make it 1-0. We didn’t struggle too much, but we weren’t at our best early on,” Real Madrid midfielder Kroos said.
“We have a lot of quality players, although sometimes you can tell we are lacking a bit of experience as a side. We are heading in the right direction.
“We’ll have to see where we are at just before the tournament begins. Both friendlies in March will be important in telling us that too.”
Goretzka added: “We are a young group with little time left to play before the tournament. We take every opportunity to take the next development step.
“We have to evolve because we are far from where we want to go.”


function about_me() {
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Superclasses 'PostgreSQL' connection to help enable full 'dplyr' functionality on 'Redshift'.
| Version: | 0.1.2 |
| Depends: | DBI (≥ 0.4.1), RPostgreSQL (≥ 0.4-1) |
| Suggests: | methods |
| Published: | 2016-09-15 |
| Author: | Michael Treadwell |
| Maintainer: | Michael Treadwell <michael.treadwell at interworks.com> |
| License: | GPL-2 |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| CRAN checks: | RRedshiftSQL results |
| Reference manual: | RRedshiftSQL.pdf |
| Package source: | RRedshiftSQL_0.1.2.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: RRedshiftSQL_0.1.2.zip, r-release: RRedshiftSQL_0.1.2.zip, r-oldrel: RRedshiftSQL_0.1.2.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: RRedshiftSQL_0.1.2.tgz, r-oldrel: RRedshiftSQL_0.1.2.tgz |
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Here you can request a new git repository. To request the main repository, $project.git, simply leave the sub-repo field blank.
MAKE SURE THE NOTIFICATION LIST AND REPO NAME ARE BOTH CORRECT!. Incubator podling repos should be named as incubator-$podling[-$subname].
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The crust is of medium thickness, and it's always cooked to perfection.
Neapolitan crust pays homage to the pizza motherland: Italia. The perfect thickness of the crust and the heavenly airiness of each bite takes you straight to a little pizzeria in Roma.
Deep dish style crust has an enormous amount of gooey cheese, pizza sauce, and endless toppings hidden in between those rich layers.
If you are looking for a hearty slice, Sicilian is certainly on the road to deep dish level pizza. It does have a hefty crust to topping ratio, so be prepared.
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Can anyone confirm if the default sketch for emonTx_V3.4 (the one that ships with the fully assembled unit from the Shop) writes to the serial port output (labeled UART Programming Header on the PCB)? I read somewhere that it writes there by default as well as to the RF out.
I am trying to do the serial connection to a Raspberry Pi running the latest emonPi/emonBase image. To get the serial connection working would I only need to connect Tx< -->GPIO10 and GND<-->GND?
Thanks,
Brandon
Re: Connecting emonTx via serial
If a serial connection is detected, it writes whatever is in the "Serial.print" statements. (Check the source on Github.) It starts with "emonTx V3.4 Discrete Sampling V3.4" etc and some test & diagnostic data, then for each sample, powers and temperatures separated by spaces.
The pin labelled as "Tx" on the EmonTx V3.4 is the pin that connects to Tx on the programmer - it is actually connected to the Rx pin on the processor (see the schematic). Could that be your problem?
Re: Connecting emonTx via serial
Hi Brandon,
The 3 main elements to using a serial-direct interface are,
1) The 'sender' must provide the data as space separated values with a leading node id, As far as I'm aware all but the "serial-direct" versions of the emonTx sketches send debug information to the serial port in a non specific human readable form, this output is difficult to parse so not catered for in emonHub,
So the quick answer to your question re the default sketch is ,Yes it does output serial but not in a form that can be used as an input to emonhub or emoncms
2) The physical connection, as Robert points out the Rx pin of the emonTx should be connected to the GPIO pin 10.
3) emonHub needs to be configured to receive the packet from serial, the existing "default" rfm2pi EmonHubJeeInterfacer can be configured to do the job but it is heavily biased towards the rfm2pi (and other Jee based devices) in the way it works and handles data/settings etc so you should be looking at changing the "Type" of interfacer to a EmonHubSerialInterfacer and remove the rfm settings (freq, group & baseid)
The data passed via a "serial-direct" method is normally real values and this is the default setting for the EmonHubSerialInterfacer where as the EmonHubJeeInterfacer is configured to decode the typedef struct's defined in the sketch and passed via the rfm2pi as byte values.
There are several threads on this topic and it is quite easy to do and tried and tested on all but the "latest emonPi/emonBase image", this is unchartered waters, it should work but there may be differences using the emon-pi variant of emonhub and you will probably need to explicitly define the node in [nodes] for it show up in the new emoncms node page.
Firstly you should move the link wire from tx to rx then try using minicom to view the serial output from the emonTx, this will test the connection and provide a means to view the raw serial input to see what you have and test what you do.
Then you need to change the sketch, there are some you can use or you can "roll your own", once you are confidently recieving a properly formatted stream of packets in minicom you can experiment with emonhub if it doesn't work first time.
Paul
Re: Connecting emonTx via serial
I noticed that on my emonTx PCB the labels for Rx and Tx are reversed from the wiki schematic. Anyone know which will be correct?
Re: Connecting emonTx via serial
Which version of the PCB do you have? The V3.2 Oct 2013 version has the connector labelled conventionally, i.e. Tx is the line that data is transmitted on. The V3.4 Oct 2014 version has the connector labelled as the programmer is, i.e. the pin labelled Rx is the line that connects to Rx on the programmer and is the line that the programmer receives the data on.
I've added an explanatory note to the Wiki.


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Update March 2019: Since this article was written, around five years ago, much has changed. Entity Framework Core is what I wanted when I wrote this, and it's real, and its SQLite support is built on the SQLitePCLRaw package, which I maintain.
(This entry is part of a series. The audience: SQL Server developers. The topic: SQLite on mobile devices.)
"I want Entity Framework on Xamarin."
Variations of this remark show up regularly in various online forums. The typical response is something like: "You don't want Entity Framework on a mobile device. It's too big and heavy. You should just use sqlite-net."
I hate this reply, but it has [more than] a grain of truth in it. Yes, sqlite-net is very cool, and a much better fit for mobile use cases. Yes, Entity Framework is big and heavy.
But I would bet a dollar that at least one person has claimed that "EF is too big for mobile" and then proceeded to play "Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic" on their iPhone.
Besides, some people have a a big pile of EF code and need to port it for a mobile app. There are valid reasons to want EF on Xamarin.
Recently I decided to get my hands dirty and try to make this work. I have not succeeded. Yet. But I've made some progress and reached a good place to report my findings. Maybe other people working on this will find some useful information here.
I'd like to see EF6 code running on Xamarin.iOS and Xamarin.Android.
Tooling doesn't matter much. I'm not expecting Xamarin Studio to show me lines and boxes for my model.
I would even declare some measure of victory if I had a solution which handled only one of EF's four workflows. I focused on "Code First with Existing Database".
The only provider that matters is SQLite. I focused on System.Data.SQLite.
There are basically four different implementations of the platform:
.NET is, well, the full platform. The "official" one. From Microsoft.
Mono is an open source implementation. It has most everything in .NET. But not all.
Xamarin.Android is Mono for Android. It has a lot of Mono, but not all. (Most notably, System.Configuration is missing.)
Xamarin.iOS is Mono for iOS. It has even less of the stuff in Mono than the Android version does. (Most notable, it's an AOT compiler.)
I focused on Xamarin.Android.
I'm a huge fan of Xamarin. Anything here which looks like criticism is just me being objective about the weaknesses and tradeoffs of their still-very-awesome product suite.
Julie Lerman's dog probably knows more about Entity Framework than I do.
Entity Framework was open sourced in 2012, and shortly thereafter was made part of Mono 2.11.3.
For a little while, I proceeded under the delusion that I would not have to make any changes to the Entity Framework code. That didn't last long.
When I started hacking and tearing things apart, I began here.
I had no problem building the tree on Windows. With a few small changes to the build files (remove all use of $([MSBuild]::GetDirectoryNameOfFileAbove())), I was able to build on my Mac using:
xbuild EntityFramework.csproj
Perhaps the biggest issue is the lack of System.Configuration in both of the Xamarin platforms.
Xamarin dude Jonathan Pryor says:
"The problem with System.Configuration is that once it's in the door, the entire XML stack comes along for the ride, and the linker can't remove it because it's used from ~everywhere. System.Xml.dll is 1.2MB, so that would be at least a 1.2MB increase to minimum app sizes."
This is a huge problem for Entity Framework, which uses the app.config file all over the place. I tried several different approaches to deal with this:
First I tried to just remove all the code which uses System.Configuration, starting with a hacked up version of AppConfig.cs. Then I realized what a huge change that was, so I reverted and started over.
Then I tried to just stub in a minimal, non-functional implementation of only the parts of System.Configuration that I needed to make the build succeed. Then I realized what a huge job that was, so I reverted and started over.
Then I tried to bring in Mono's System.Configuration.dll and make it part of my app. This would be the preferable solution anyway, since it would require far fewer code changes to the Entity Framework code while preserving some ability to use an app.config file. But I couldn't get this to work, and somebody at Xamarin support expressed significant pessimism about this path.
Finally, I just removed all references to System.Configuration, including AppConfig.cs and everything that references it. This solution is far from ideal, but it did get me moving on to the next problem.
Xamarin doesn't support this either, largely for the same reason. It's really just another way of reading an XML config file.
This function is used in a few places in the Dependency Resolution part of Entity Framework.
Right about here is when I got seriously tempted to just remove all the Dependency Resolution code completely. After all, I only care about one ADO.NET provider. Why do I need this big and ultra-powerful config system which is mostly designed to support a diversity of providers that I don't care about?
I talked myself off this ledge before too long. I remove the uses of System.Data.Common.DbProviderFactories, replacing them temporarily with stuff like "return null".
My rationale for removing all these configuration capabilities was that I hoped they would not be necessary if I gave my DbContext subclass an actual connection instead of a connection string.
public class BloggingContext : DbContext { public BloggingContext(DbConnection c) : base(c, false) { } public DbSetBlogs { get; set; } public DbSet Posts { get; set; } } ... var sb = new System.Data.SQLite.SQLiteConnectionStringBuilder(); sb.DataSource = Path.Combine(Path.GetTempPath(), "whatever.db"); string cs = sb.ConnectionString; var conn = new System.Data.SQLite.SQLiteConnection(cs); conn.Open(); using (var db = new BloggingContext(conn)) { var blog = new Blog { Name = "thoughts" }; db.Blogs.Add(blog); db.SaveChanges(); // Display all Blogs from the database var query = from b in db.Blogs orderby b.Name select b; Console.WriteLine("All blogs in the database:"); foreach (var item in query) { Console.WriteLine(item.Name); } }
At some point I realized that Entity Framework needs a lot more info about the provider than just the connection string. Julie's dog would have known better.
So I read about Code-Based Configuration. And then I did this:
public class MyConfiguration : DbConfiguration { public MyConfiguration() { SetProviderServices( "System.Data.SQLite", System.Data.SQLite.EF6.SQLiteProviderServices.Instance ); } }
And that required me to hack the SQLite provider to make System.Data.SQLite.EF6.SQLiteProviderServices public instead of internal, which seems more correct anyway. I think.
For some reason, this class (in System.ComponentModel.DataAnnotations) is not supported by Xamarin. It's intentional. The code on Github shows that file surrounded by:
#if !MOBILE
But I don't know why.
I ducked this problem by copying a bunch of stuff from that Mono file into my hacked-up code.
This is where I decided to pause. The next problem was an exception being thrown while Entity Framework was trying to ingest SQLiteProviderServices.ProviderManifest.xml. I stared at this for a while, but didn't get past it.
It's Friday. I spent most of the week on this investigation, and now I need to catch up on some other things.
If/when I make more progress on this, I'll post more info about it.
If you make progress, please let me know.
You don't want Entity Framework on a mobile device. It's too big and heavy. You should just use sqlite-net.


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