Configuration¶
Requirements
For the development of KGTorrent we used the following environment:
MySQL 5.7.11+
Conda 4.9.2+
Python 3.7+
Environment setup
To execute the scripts in this repository, first make sure to have a running installation of MySQL (v. 5.7.11 or later). In case you don’t, follow the official guide to install the DBMS.
Then, create a new Conda environment and install the Python dependencies of this project (reported in environment.yml
):
conda <environment name> create -f environment.yml
Once the environment is ready, activate it using the following Conda command:
conda activate <environment name>
Finally, this project requires a set of environment variables to be defined. You could customize the template file /.env
and source it from your terminal session to setup all the required variables at once.
Here we provide definitions for each required environment variable.
DB_HOST
The address of the machine hosting your MySQL installation (
localhost
if the DBMS is executed locally).DB_PORT
The connection port to your MySQL installation.
DB_NAME
The name of the MySQL database where KGTorrent metadata will be stored. By default, it is
kaggle_torrent
.MYSQL_USER
Your MySQL username.
MYSQL_PWD
Your MySQL password.
METAKAGGLE_PATH
The path to the folder containing the uncompressed Meta Kaggle dataset.
NB_DEST_PATH
The path to the folder containing the KGTorrent dataset (the Jupyter notebooks archive). This folder should be empty if you are using the scripts to generate the dataset from scratch. On the other hand, this folder should contain the collection of notebooks from a previous version of the dataset if you want to refresh it, by leveraging the latest version of Meta Kaggle.
LOG_DEST_PATH
The path to the folder where KGTorrent will save its log files.


Vim documentation: if_mzsch
main help file*if_mzsch.txt* For Vim version 7.2. Last change: 2009 Jun 24 VIM REFERENCE MANUAL by Sergey Khorev The MzScheme Interface to Vim *mzscheme* *MzScheme* 1. Commands |mzscheme-commands| 2. Examples |mzscheme-examples| 3. Threads |mzscheme-threads| 4. The Vim access procedures |mzscheme-vim| 5. Dynamic loading |mzscheme-dynamic| {Vi does not have any of these commands} The MzScheme interface is available only if Vim was compiled with the |+mzscheme| feature. Based on the work of Brent Fulgham. Dynamic loading added by Sergey Khorev For downloading MzScheme and other info: http://www.plt-scheme.org/software/mzscheme/ Note: On FreeBSD you should use the "drscheme" port.
1. Commands *mzscheme-commands* *:mzscheme* *:mz* :[range]mz[scheme] {stmt} Execute MzScheme statement {stmt}. {not in Vi} :[range]mz[scheme] << {endmarker} {script} {endmarker} Execute inlined MzScheme script {script}. Note: This command doesn't work if the MzScheme feature wasn't compiled in. To avoid errors, see |script-here|. *:mzfile* *:mzf* :[range]mzf[ile] {file} Execute the MzScheme script in {file}. {not in Vi} All of these commands do essentially the same thing - they execute a piece of MzScheme code, with the "current range" set to the given line range. In the case of :mzscheme, the code to execute is in the command-line. In the case of :mzfile, the code to execute is the contents of the given file. MzScheme interface defines exception exn:vim, derived from exn. It is raised for various Vim errors. During compilation, the MzScheme interface will remember the current MzScheme collection path. If you want to specify additional paths use the 'current-library-collection-paths' parameter. E.g., to cons the user-local MzScheme collection path: :mz << EOF (current-library-collection-paths (cons (build-path (find-system-path 'addon-dir) (version) "collects") (current-library-collection-paths))) EOF All functionality is provided through module vimext. The exn:vim is available without explicit import. To avoid clashes with MzScheme, consider using prefix when requiring module, e.g.: :mzscheme (require (prefix vim- vimext)) All the examples below assume this naming scheme. *mzscheme-sandbox* When executed in the |sandbox|, access to some filesystem and Vim interface procedures is restricted.
2. Examples *mzscheme-examples* :mzscheme (display "Hello") :mz (display (string-append "Using MzScheme version " (version))) :mzscheme (require (prefix vim- vimext)) ; for MzScheme < 4.x :mzscheme (require (prefix-in vim- 'vimext)) ; MzScheme 4.x :mzscheme (vim-set-buff-line 10 "This is line #10") Inline script usage: function! <SID>SetFirstLine() :mz << EOF (display "!!!") (require (prefix vim- vimext)) ; for newer versions (require (prefix-in vim- 'vimext)) (vim-set-buff-line 1 "This is line #1") (vim-beep) EOF endfunction nmap <F9> :call <SID>SetFirstLine() <CR> File execution: :mzfile supascript.scm Vim exception handling: :mz << EOF (require (prefix vim- vimext)) ; for newer versions (require (prefix-in vim- 'vimext)) (with-handlers ([exn:vim? (lambda (e) (display (exn-message e)))]) (vim-eval "nonsense-string")) EOF Auto-instantiation of vimext module (can be placed in your |vimrc|): function! MzRequire() :redir => l:mzversion :mz (version) :redir END if strpart(l:mzversion, 1, 1) < "4" " MzScheme versions < 4.x: :mz (require (prefix vim- vimext)) else " newer versions: :mz (require (prefix-in vim- 'vimext)) endif endfunction if has("mzscheme") silent call MzRequire() endif
3. Threads *mzscheme-threads* The MzScheme interface supports threads. They are independent from OS threads, thus scheduling is required. The option 'mzquantum' determines how often Vim should poll for available MzScheme threads. NOTE Thread scheduling in the console version of Vim is less reliable than in the GUI version.
5. VIM Functions *mzscheme-vim* *mzscheme-vimext* The 'vimext' module provides access to procedures defined in the MzScheme interface. Common (command {command-string}) Perform the vim ":Ex" style command. (eval {expr-string}) Evaluate the vim expression into respective MzScheme object: |Lists| are represented as Scheme lists, |Dictionaries| as hash tables. NOTE the name clashes with MzScheme eval (range-start) Start/End of the range passed with (range-end) the Scheme command. (beep) beep (get-option {option-name} [buffer-or-window]) Get Vim option value (either local or global, see set-option). (set-option {string} [buffer-or-window]) Set a Vim option. String must have option setting form (like optname=optval, or optname+=optval, etc.) When called with {buffer} or {window} the local option will be set. The symbol 'global can be passed as {buffer-or-window}. Then |:setglobal| will be used. Buffers *mzscheme-buffer* (buff? {object}) Is object a buffer? (buff-valid? {object}) Is object a valid buffer? (i.e. corresponds to the real Vim buffer) (get-buff-line {linenr} [buffer]) Get line from a buffer. (set-buff-line {linenr} {string} [buffer]) Set a line in a buffer. If {string} is #f, the line gets deleted. The [buffer] argument is optional. If omitted, the current buffer will be used. (get-buff-line-list {start} {end} [buffer]) Get a list of lines in a buffer. {Start} and {end} are 1-based. {Start} is inclusive, {end} - exclusive. (set-buff-line-list {start} {end} {string-list} [buffer]) Set a list of lines in a buffer. If string-list is #f or null, the lines get deleted. If a list is shorter than {end}-{start} the remaining lines will be deleted. (get-buff-name [buffer]) Get a buffer's text name. (get-buff-num [buffer]) Get a buffer's number. (get-buff-size [buffer]) Get buffer line count. (insert-buff-line-list {linenr} {string/string-list} [buffer]) Insert a list of lines into a buffer after {linenr}. If {linenr} is 0, lines will be inserted at start. (curr-buff) Get the current buffer. Use procedures from "vimcmd" module to change it. (buff-count) Get count of total buffers in the editor. (get-next-buff [buffer]) Get next buffer. (get-prev-buff [buffer]) Get previous buffer. Return #f when there are no more buffers. (open-buff {filename}) Open a new buffer (for file "name") (get-buff-by-name {buffername}) Get a buffer by its filename or #f if there is no such buffer. (get-buff-by-num {buffernum}) Get a buffer by its number (return #f if there is no buffer with this number).
5. Dynamic loading *mzscheme-dynamic* *E815* On MS-Windows the MzScheme libraries can be loaded dynamically. The |:version| output then includes |+mzscheme/dyn|. This means that Vim will search for the MzScheme DLL files only when needed. When you don't use the MzScheme interface you don't need them, thus you can use Vim without these DLL files. To use the MzScheme interface the MzScheme DLLs must be in your search path. In a console window type "path" to see what directories are used. The names of the DLLs must match the MzScheme version Vim was compiled with. For MzScheme version 209 they will be "libmzsch209_000.dll" and "libmzgc209_000.dll". To know for sure look at the output of the ":version" command, look for -DDYNAMIC_MZSCH_DLL="something" and -DDYNAMIC_MZGC_DLL="something" in the "Compilation" info. vim:tw=78:ts=8:sts=4:ft=help:norl: top - main help file


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Observed warming is driven by multiple anthropogenic forcing agents; however, the concept of TCRE was derived from model-based results that focused primarily on CO 2-only forced simulations [ 2, 9]. The physical mechanisms that give rise to the approximate linearity between CO 2-induced warming and cumulative emissions, namely the compensation between logarithmic CO 2 radiative forcing and increasing airborne fraction [ 9, 37], apply to CO 2-induced warming only. As such, a time-independent effective (all-forcing) TCRE would only be expected to the extent that CO 2-induced warming dominates the forcing mix, or if the relative contribution of non-CO 2 forcing to warming remains approximately constant over time.
Observational time-series (together with their uncertainties, figure 1a) can be used to assess the extent that the effective TCRE varies over time in the observational record. Grey bars in figure 1b show the 5–95% of historical effective TCRE associated purely with observational uncertainty. These are estimated using independent pairings of the HadCRUT4-CW and historical cumulative emission ensembles averaged over the periods shown to the right of the bars. They show a non-constant effective TCRE increasing from the early 1970s up until the 2010s. For the most recent decade (2007–2016), purely observational uncertainty in effective TCRE spans a 1.51–2.19°C/TtC 5–95% range, dominated by uncertainty in the historical cumulative emissions which vary by ±17% (5–95% uncertainty) compared with ±8% for the HadCRUT4-CW ensemble.
Implications of the historical record for constraining TCRE. ( a) Time-series of warming as a function of cumulative emissions for members of the observational HadCRUT4/GCP ensemble (grey), the best-estimate HadCRUT4-CW/GCP time-series (red) and best-estimate human-induced warming for HadCRUT4-CW (black) with beige lines showing a random sample from the joint human-induced warming/emission uncertainty. Estimates for the effective TCRE over a range of periods are shown in ( b), derived from the same data as in ( a). Grey bars show 5–95% ranges for observational uncertainty from the HadCRUT4/GCP ensemble. Beige bars show 5–95% ranges for total uncertainty from the human-induced warming calculation and emission observations. ( c) The best-estimate (black line) and a random sample from the joint evolution of CO 2-induced warming and cumulative emissions over the historical period (beige lines). Panel ( d) as for panel ( b) but using the data in panel ( c). Black dots mark the best-estimate CO 2-only TCRE estimate for each period. (Online version in colour.)
Observed warming is determined by a combination of an externally forced warming (associated with human and natural forcing on the climate system) and natural climate variability. Unlike contributions from natural variability, warming driven by human activity is expected to evolve relatively smoothly in time. To estimate human-induced warming, we use an attribution analysis. This analysis is based on the optimal fingerprinting method of detection and attribution of climate change [ 38], which uses a multiple linear regression to decompose observed warming, Δ Tobs, into a forced component associated with anthropogenic drivers, Δ Tanthro—the human-induced warming, a forced component associated with natural drivers, Δ Tnat, and an unforced residual natural variability (
Comparison of ESM-simulated warming (blended) and diagnosed cumulative CO 2 emissions (thin pastel coloured lines) with unsmoothed in-filled observations (HadCRUT4-CW/GCP—thick red) and its attributed human-induced component (black—with 5–95% shading shown in purple in ( a)). ( a) Warming relative to the average of 1861–1880, ( b) diagnosed cumulative CO 2 emissions since 1870 (GCP observations are shown in red with grey shading 5–95%), ( c) the joint evolution of warming and cumulative CO 2 emissions, and in ( d) the all-forcing effective TCRE calculated with a moving average. The black line in ( c) and ( d) uses the attributed human-induced warming time-series from ( a). ESM temperature time-series are ‘blended’ air/sea warming smoothed using a 10 year centred running mean in all cases. Beige shading in ( d) indicates the total uncertainty from the calculation of human-induced warming and historical emissions. The purple crosses in ( c) mark the all-time likely below carbon budget from the IPCC-AR5 Synthesis Report (IPCC SYN). (Online version in colour.)
The effective TCRE calculated using human-induced warming (black in figure 1) displays substantially less variation over time than estimates from pure observed warming (grey bars) as the changing contributions of both temporary natural forcing (such as volcanic eruptions) and natural climate variability have been regressed out. This indicates that natural climate variability typically has a larger impact on estimates of effective TCRE from observations than changing fractional contributions to forced warming associated with evolving historical non-CO 2 forcing. Total uncertainty in the attributed effective TCRE is larger (beige bars in figure 1b) than that associated with purely observational uncertainty, as decadal mean uncertainty is much larger in human-attributable warming than observed warming. Over the 2007–2016 period, the total uncertainty on the attributed effective TCRE displays a 5–95% range of 1.43–2.37°C/TtC and a best-estimate of 1.84°C/TtC.
As CMIP5 ESM simulations were driven by observed atmospheric CO 2 concentration pathways, compatible anthropogenic emissions can be diagnosed from the simulated land and ocean carbon sinks compatible with the prescribed increase in atmospheric CO 2 [ 33]. Therefore, CMIP5 historical simulations can be explicitly validated against the observational record in terms of their joint simulation of warming and anthropogenic cumulative CO 2 emissions, as both of these variables are outputs of the ESM simulations.
Comparisons between the observed record and ESMs for temperature and diagnosed cumulative CO 2 emissions are shown in figure 2a, b. In 2016, the ensemble mean of the smoothed global mean blended air/sea warming for the ESMs (solid thin coloured lines) was 0.10°C (0.41 to −0.27°C ensemble range) warmer than the estimated human-induced warming from global (HadCRUT4-CW) observations (solid black line approximately 1°C in 2016). Historical cumulative CO 2 emissions (to the end of 2016) are typically underdiagnosed relative to the GCP observations in many of the ESMs (by 27 GtC for the multi-model mean, 121 to −65.7 GtC ensemble range), with nine out of 15 ESMs diagnosing historical cumulative emissions to be less than best-estimate observed emissions between 1870 and 2016. As many ESMs typically underestimate land or ocean carbon sinks, and hence compatible annual anthropogenic CO 2 emissions needed to close the carbon budget [ 6, 33, 42, 43], such underestimates in historical cumulative emissions are expected. This underestimate of cumulative emissions in ESMs relative to the best-estimate observed value is persistent over the last half century and as such cannot be attributed to an artefact of the so-called ‘hiatus’ in warming which could have acted to temporarily reduce the observed annual airborne fraction, therefore allowing models to meet a similar concentration evolution with lower diagnosed emissions.
Combining the ESM simulations of warming and diagnosed cumulative emissions typically produces estimates of the effective TCRE greater than the best-estimate from the historical period ( figure 2c, d). Subsequent to substantial variability in the effective TCRE prior to 1980, in both ESMs and observations the effective TCRE has been approximately constant since 2000. ESMs show a higher value than estimated from the observational best-estimate in 12 out of 15 ESMs by 2016 ( figure 1d). Despite the substantial variation between different observationally based estimates of the effective TCRE, and substantial uncertainty in human-induced warming, the mean ESM effective TCRE (2016) is 0.27°C/TtC higher than the estimate based on attributable human-induced warming, and four out of 15 ESMs have effective TCREs greater than the observational 95th percentile for 2016 (approx. 2.45°C/TtC; figure 2d).
Remaining carbon budgets estimates from ESMs are determined by the coevolution of simulated warming and diagnosed CO 2 emissions and not by either in isolation. All but three of the 15 ESMs considered here have a greater warming than observational best-estimate human-induced warming when diagnosed cumulative emissions reach 565 GtC in both the blended and global surface air-temperature ESM time-series, with some models displaying warming already in excess of 1.5°C for 565 GtC emissions ( figure 3a) for both types of model output. Similarly, both blended and global surface air-temperature ESM time-series can have substantially lower diagnosed cumulative emissions than the observed best-estimate when warming reaches the 2016 best-estimate human-induced value of approximately 1.0°C ( figure 3b).
ESM estimates of warming after 565 GtC of diagnosed cumulative CO 2 emissions ( a) and diagnosed cumulative CO 2 emissions after 1.0°C of simulated warming ( b). Filled red bars show results calculated with full global coverage surface air-temperature warming and dashed blue outlines show blended ESM output. Dotted-dashed red and blue vertical lines indicate ESM ensemble means (for global and global blended outputs) and dotted-dashed black vertical lines indicate the observations, the human-attributable component of observed warming from HadCRUT4-CW in ( a) and the GCP cumulative emissions in ( b). (Online version in colour.)


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This is an EPICS V4 working group internal note, on the procedure for a version numbered release of EPICS V4.
Release steps:
During the release process documentation (both written and generated) is copied from the documentation
directory in each repository to epics-pvdata.sourceforge.net/docbuild/$REPO/$TAGNAME/documentation
.
Code:
tagtip.sh tags the current head of the repositories. Edit the script to set the tag and the user name.
makerelease.sh clones the tagged repositoties, generates the tar file, and synchronizes to the file area.
Documentation:
syncdoxygen.sh clones the tagged repositoties, generates the doxygen, and synchronizes to the web area.
Code:
To make a versioned release of EPICS V4 core modules Java implementation:
Recall the build dependencies of the EPICS v4 core modules are:
Edit each of the 5 pom.xml files pvIOCJava, pvAaccessJava and pvDataJava, pvServiceJava plus exampleJava, to change the version name. Our naming convention is n.m-BETA (note caps) to designate a BETA release, or later simply n.m. Intermediate snaphots are named n.m-SNAPSHOT. Therefore, the first Beta is named 1.0-BETA:
Clone the repo, eg: git clone https://github.com/epics-base/pvDataJava.git To tag and build for Java/Maven: In pom.xml you have1.0-SNAPSHOT change to eg 1.0-BETA in topand also in the dependencies, so you build like versions against each other, starting with pvDataJava (that has no dependencies). 1.0-BETA
Build locally to test build and test suite.
% pwd /Users/greg/Development/epicsV4/ev4hg % cd pvDataJava % mvn compile install % cd ../pvAccessJava % mvn compile install -Dmaven.test.skip=true % cd ../pvIOCJava % mvn compile install -DJAVAIOC=$PWD -Dmaven.test.skip=true % cd ../exampleJava/ % mvn compile install
Verify you got what you expected, you want the 3 core modules plus exampleJavas' jars:
% find ~/.m2 -name "pv*BETA.jar" -o -name "example*BETA.jar" /Users/greg/.m2/repository/epics/exampleJava/1.0-BETA/exampleJava-1.0-BETA.jar /Users/greg/.m2/repository/epics/pvAccess/1.0-BETA/pvAccess-1.0-BETA.jar /Users/greg/.m2/repository/epics/pvData/1.0-BETA/pvData-1.0-BETA.jar /Users/greg/.m2/repository/epics/pvIOC/1.0-BETA/pvIOC-1.0-BETA.jar
Upload the release. In each of the 4 directories, commit the pom.xml, tag the repo, and push.
hg commit -m "beta 1 version inc" pom.xml Then tag: hg tag 1.0-BETA and push: hg push
This results in remote repository that is version tagged. Now Jenkins will build 1.0-BETA version and deploy JARs in EPICS 4 remote maven products directory (see below). Before making any changes to the project (the best thing is to do it immediately) you need to increase version to 1.1-SNAPSHOT. This way new changes will not override the deployed 1.0-BETA. However, hold on a second Tex, it's a good idea to versify that Jenkins has built and deployed the 1.0-BETA release jar file, before pushing this new version, since this one will also result in a build and deployment. Check the Maven build products directory http://epics.sourceforge.net/maven2/epics/, then:
So, again in each of the 4 directories above, edit pom.xml and hg commit and push:
<version>1.1-SNAPSHOT</version> and hg commit pom.xml hg push
The download tarball is what we put in the SourceForge download files area, and includes all the EPICS V4 jars just created, plus associated source, XMLs, scripts etc needed by someone to get going.
The tarball includes the README file, so before creating it, edit pvDataWWW/mainPage/README with details of the release, commit and push it. You need to push it, because makereleaseJars.sh takes it from the web site.
Edit the pvDataWWW/scripts/makereleaseJars.sh file, updating the the TAG variable in particular. cd to some directory where you're going to build the tar, then run /makereleaseJars.sh from where you edited it:
% mkdir tmp % cd tmp % ../ev4hg/pvDataWWW/scripts/makereleaseJars.sh
Documentation:
syncjavadoc.sh clones the tagged repositoties, generates the JavaDoc, and synchronizes to the web area. Check it builds the set of modules you want and then execite it in a scratch area. You may want to comment out the rsync and do that by hand.


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- get(String) - Method in interface business.PostBusinessInterface
- get(String) - Method in class business.PostBusinessService
- get(String) - Method in interface business.PostRestServiceInterface
- get(String) - Method in class business.PostsRestService
-
retrieves a single post by id.
- get(String) - Method in class business.UserRestService
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Retrieves a single user from the database.
- get(String) - Method in interface business.UserRestServiceInterface
- get(String) - Method in interface data.DataAccessInterface
- get(String) - Method in interface data.PostDataAccessInterface
- get(String) - Method in class data.PostDataAccessObject
- get(String) - Method in interface data.UserDataAccessInterface
- get(String) - Method in class data.UserDataAccessObject
- getAll() - Method in interface data.DataAccessInterface
- getAll() - Method in interface data.PostDataAccessInterface
- getAll() - Method in class data.PostDataAccessObject
- getAll() - Method in interface data.UserDataAccessInterface
- getAll() - Method in class data.UserDataAccessObject
- getAll(int) - Method in class business.UserRestService
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Retrieves a list of users with the given length
- getAll(int) - Method in interface business.UserRestServiceInterface
- getAuthor() - Method in class controllers.PostEditorController
- getAuthorId() - Method in class beans.Post
- getConnection() - Static method in interface data.DataAccessInterface
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retrieves a connection to the current database
- getCount(String) - Method in interface business.PostRestServiceInterface
- getCount(String) - Method in class business.PostsRestService
-
retrieves a list of posts.
- getEmail() - Method in class beans.User
- getFirstName() - Method in class beans.User
- getId() - Method in class beans.Post
- getLastName() - Method in class beans.User
- getPassword() - Method in class beans.User
- getPost(String) - Method in class controllers.PostsController
- getPostContent() - Method in class beans.Post
- getPosts() - Method in interface business.PostBusinessInterface
- getPosts() - Method in class business.PostBusinessService
- getPosts() - Method in interface business.PostCreationInterface
- getPosts() - Method in class business.PostCreationService
- getPosts() - Method in class controllers.PostCreationController
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Method to retrieve a list of posts and also print them to the console.
- getPosts() - Method in class controllers.PostsController
- getPostTitle() - Method in class beans.Post
- getToEdit() - Method in class controllers.PostEditorController
- getUser(String) - Method in interface business.UserAuthenticationInterface
- getUser(String) - Method in class business.UserAuthenticationService
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Method to retrieve a single user by their email.
- getUserList() - Method in class beans.UserAuthentication
- getUserList() - Method in interface business.UserAuthenticationInterface
- getUserList() - Method in class business.UserAuthenticationService
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Method to get all users in the database as a List.
- getUserName() - Method in class beans.User
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The NJ toolbox (njTBX) was developed to make it easier for Matlab© users to harness the power of the NetCDF-Java Library from Unidata.
njTBX does more than just read Netcdf files!
By implementing a Common Data Model (a generalization of the NetCDF, OpenDAP and HDF5 data models) it can read both local and remote NetCDF-3 and NetCDF-4 files, data from OPeNDAP and ADDE servers, as well as GRIB, GRIB2, HDF4, HDF5, BUFR, URF and TDWR files. It can also read “virtual datasets” constructed using the NetCDF Markup Language. Thus njTBX complements and extends both the older ncmex-based toolkits as well as the newer Matlab 2008b+ built-in toolbox for NetCDF.
NetCDF-Java also has specialized high level methods for data that can be understood as belonging to a specific “Scientific Feature Type”, such as “grid”, “radial”, “trajectory” and “point” data. These high level methods can be used, for example, to return geospatial coordinate data (lon, lat, z and time) from “grid data” (uniform, rectilinear, or curvilinear horizontal coordinates, and fixed level or terrain-following vertical coordinates), which allows access to a variety of local and remote bathymetry, remote sensing, atmospheric and oceanic modeling results.
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Golang is compiled, but has run time garbage collection. ( The GC is not as intrusive as that of Java ).
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Wen Simbegwiere mada did ded, shi did sad-sad. Simbegwiere faada did du im bes fi tek kier a im daata. Likl bai likl, dem lorn fi fiil api agen, wid out Simbegwiere mada.  Afta dem wash di pliet dem, Simbegwiere faada elp ar wid ar uomwok.
When Simbegwire’s mother died,
she was very sad. Simbegwire’s
father did his best to take care of
his daughter. Slowly, they learned
to feel happy again, without
Simbegwire’s mother.
Every morning they sat and talked
about the day ahead. Every evening
they made dinner together.  “We yu de mi pikni?” im kaal. Simbegwiere ron go to ar faada. Shi stap wan plies wen shi si se ar faada did a uol aan pan wahn uman an. “Mi waahn yu fi miit sumadi speshal, mi pikni. Dis a Aniita,” im se a smail.
One day, Simbegwire’s father came
home later than usual. “Where are
you my child?” he called.
Simbegwire ran to her father. She
stopped still when she saw that he
was holding a woman’s hand. “I
want you to meet someone special,
my child. This is Anita,” he said
smiling.
wan dɪɛ @simbegwiere faːda kom uɔm lɪɛta @dan @yuuzhal @we ju de mi pikni im kaːl @simbegwiere ɹon @go @to aɹ faːda @shi @stap wan plɪɛs @wen @shi si se aɹ faːda @did a uɔl @aan @pan wã uman an mi @waan ju fi miːt @sumadi @speshal mi pikni dis a @aniita im se a @smail
“Eluo Simbegwiere, yu faada tel mi uol iip bout yu,” Aniita se. Bot shi neva smail ar tek di pikni an. Simbegwiere faada did api an fiil gud bout we apm. Im did a taak bout di chrii a dem a liv tugeda, an ou gud dem laif wuda bi. “Mi pikni, mi uop yu wi tek Aniita fi yu mada,” im se.
“Hello Simbegwire, your father told
me a lot about you,” said Anita. But
she did not smile or take the girl’s
hand.
Simbegwire’s father was happy and
excited. He talked about the three
of them living together, and how
good their life would be.  Shi neva av no muor taim fi siddong wid ar faada inna di maanin dem. Aniita did gi ar so moch ous wok fi du dat shi did tuu taiyad fi du ar skuul wok inna di iivlin. Shi go schriet a ar bed afta dina. Ar ongl komfat a did di priti-priti blangkit we ar mada did gi ar. Simbegwiere faada neva siim fi nuotis se im daata did sad.
Simbegwire’s life changed. She no
longer had time to sit with her
father in the mornings. Anita gave
her so many household chores that
she was too tired to do her school
work in the evenings. She went
straight to bed after dinner.
Her only comfort was the colourful
blanket her mother gave her.
Simbegwire’s father did not seem to
notice that his daughter was
unhappy.
@simbegwiere laɪf di tʃɪɛndʒ @shi @neva @av @no muɔɹ taɪm fi @siddong wid aɹ faːda @inna di maːnin dem @aniita @did @gi aɹ @so @moch ɔus wok fi @du dat @shi @did tuː @taiyad fi @du aɹ skuːl wok @inna di @iivlin @shi @go @schriet a aɹ @bed afta @dina aɹ @ongl @komfat a @did di @priti-priti @blangkit @we aɹ mada @did @gi aɹ @simbegwiere faːda @neva siːm fi @nuotis se im daːta @did @sad
Afta a kopl monts, Simbegwiere faada did tel dem se im wuda gaan we fram uom fi a wail. “Mi jab mek mi afi chravl,” im se. “Bot mi nuo se yu wi luk afta unu wananeda.” Simbegwiere fies did jrap, bot ar faada neva nuotis. Aniita neva se notn. Shi neva api naida.
After a few months, Simbegwire’s
father told them that he would be
away from home for a while. “I have
to travel for my job,” he said. “But I
know you will look after each other.”
Simbegwire’s face fell, but her
father did not notice. Anita did not
say anything. She was not happy
either.
afta a @kopl @monts @simbegwiere faːda @did tel dem se im @wuda @gaan @we @fram uɔm fi a waɪl mi @jab mek mi @afi @chravl im se bot mi nuɔ se ju wi luk afta unu @wananeda @simbegwiere fɪɛs @did dʒɹap bot aɹ faːda @neva @nuotis @aniita @neva se notn̩ @shi @neva api @naida
Tingz get wors fi Simbegwiere. Ef shi neva don ar ous wok, ar shi komplien, Aniita lik ar. An wen a dina taim, di uman nyam muos a di fuud, an lef likl bit fi Simbegwiere. Evri nait Simbegwiere baal til shi jrap asliip, a og op ar mada blangkit.
Things got worse for Simbegwire. If
she didn’t finish her chores, or she
complained, Anita hit her. And at
dinner, the woman ate most of the
food, leaving Simbegwire with only
a few scraps.
 “Yu liezi gyal pikni!” Aniita baal out. Shi jrag Simbegwiere aaf a di bed. Di speshal blangkit kech pan wahn niel, an tier inna tuu.
One morning, Simbegwire was late
getting out of bed.
Anita shouted. She pulled
Simbegwire out of bed. The
precious blanket caught on a nail,
and tore in two.
wan maːnin @simbegwiere @did @wiek op lɪɛt ju @liezi ɟal pikni @aniita baːl @out @shi @jrag @simbegwiere aːf a di @bed di @speshal @blangkit ketʃ @pan wã nɪɛl an @tier @inna tuː
Simbegwiere did wel opset. Shi mek op ar main fi ron we fram uom. Shi did tek di piisiz dem fram ar mada blangkit, pak op som fuud, an lef di ous. Shi tek di ruod we ar faada di tek.
Simbegwire was very upset. She
decided to run away from home.
She took the pieces of her mother’s
blanket, packed some food, and left
the house.  Papa no lov mi no muor. Mama, wen yu ago kom bak? Yu lef me.”
When it came to evening, she
climbed a tall tree near a stream
and made a bed for herself in the
branches.
As she went to sleep, she sang:
“Maama, maama, maama, you left
me.
You left me and never came back.
Father doesn’t love me anymore.
Mother, when are you coming back?
You left me.”
@wen @iivlin kom @shi @klaim @go op @inna wã @taal tʃɹiː @nier wã @riva an mek a @bed fi @arself @inna di @lim dem @az @shi a dʒɹap @asliip si @did a sɪŋ @maama @maama @maama ju lef mi ju lef mi an @neva kom @bak @papa @no @lov mi @no muɔɹ @mama @wen ju @ago kom @bak ju lef @me
Di neks maanin Simbegwiere did a sing di sang agen. Wen di uman dem did kom wash dem kluoz dem a di riva, dem did ier di sad sang a kom fram di taal chrii. Dem did tingk se a did onggl di briiz a bluo di liif dem, an did gwaan du dem wok. Bot wan a dem lisn gud-gud tu di sang.
The next morning, Simbegwire sang
the song again. When the women
came to wash their clothes at the
stream, they heard the sad song
coming from the tall tree.
They thought it was only the wind
rustling the leaves, and carried on
with their work.  Wen shi si di gyal pikni an di piisiz a di priti-priti blangkit, shi baal, “Simbegwiere, mi breda pikni!” Di ada uman dem stap wash an elp Simbegwiere fi klaim dong outta di chrii. Ar anti og op di likl gyal pikni an chrai fi komfat ar.
This woman looked up into the tree.
When she saw the girl and the
pieces of colourful blanket, she
cried, “Simbegwire, my brother’s
child!”
The other women stopped washing
and helped Simbegwire to climb
down from the tree.  Shi did gi Simbegwiere waam fuud, an put ar fi sliip inna wan bed wid ar mada blangkit. Da nait de, Simbegwiere baal az shi a jrap asliip. Bot a did yai-waata kaaz shi fiil riliif.  She gave
Simbegwire warm food, and tucked
her in bed with her mother’s
blanket.
That night, Simbegwire cried as she
went to sleep. But they were tears
of relief.  “A wa apm, Aniita?” im se wid a evi aat. Di uman tel im se Simbegwiere did ron we. “Mi did waahn ar fi rispek me,” shi se. “Bot miebi mi did tuu schrik pan ar.” Simbegwiere faada lef di ous an go inna di direkshan a di riva. Im kantinyuu go schriet a im sista vilij fi fain out ef shi did si Simbegwiere.
When Simbegwire’s father returned
home, he found her room empty.
“What happened, Anita?” he asked
with a heavy heart. The woman
explained that Simbegwire had run
away. “I wanted her to respect me,”
she said. “But perhaps I was too
strict.”
Simbegwire’s father left the house
and went in the direction of the
stream. He continued to his sister’s
village to find out if she had seen
Simbegwire.
@wen @simbegwiere faːda kom @bak uɔm im faɪn aɹ @ruum @empti a wa apm̩ @aniita im se wid a @evi aːt di uman tel im se @simbegwiere @did ɹon @we mi @did @waan aɹ fi ɹispek @me @shi se bot mɪɛbi mi @did tuː @schrik @pan aɹ @simbegwiere faːda lef di ɔus an @go @inna di @direkshan a di @riva im @kantinyuu @go @schriet a im sista @vilij fi faɪn @out ef @shi @did si @simbegwiere
Simbegwiere did a ramp wid ar kozn dem wen shi did si ar faada fram wie out. Shi did fried im mait a beks, so shi ron go inna di ous fi aid. Bot ar faada go tu ar se, “Simbegwiere, yu fain di porfek mada fi yuself. Wan uu lov yu an andastan yu. Mi proud a yu an mi lov yu.” Dem agrii se Simbegwiere wud a stie wid ar anti fi az lang az shi waahn.
Simbegwire was playing with her
cousins when she saw her father
from far away. She was scared he
might be angry, so she ran inside
the house to hide.
But her father went to her and said,
“Simbegwire, you have found a
perfect mother for yourself. One
who loves you and understands
you. I am proud of you and I love
you.”
 Ivenshali, im did kom wid Aniita. Shi uol aan pan Simbegwiere an, “Mi sari-sari likl wan, mi did rang,” shi baal se. “Yu wi mek mi chrai agen?” Simbegwiere luk pan ar faada an im fies did luk kansorn. Den shi tek taim waak tuwaadz Aniita an og ar op.
Her father visited her every day.
Eventually, he came with Anita. She
reached out for Simbegwire’s hand.
“I’m so sorry little one, I was
wrong,” she cried. “Will you let me
try again?”
Simbegwire looked at her father
and his worried face.  Wat a fiis! Aniita mek aal a Simbegwiere fievarit fuud dem, an evribadi nyam so til dem beli ful. Den di pikni dem ramp miinwail di big piipl dem did a taak. Simbegwiere did fiil api an briev. Shi mek op ar main se suuhn-suuhn, shi wuda go bak uom fi liv wid ar faada an ar stepmada.
The next week, Anita invited
Simbegwire, with her cousins and
aunt, to the house for a meal. What
a feast! Anita prepared all of
Simbegwire’s favourite foods, and
everyone ate until they were full.
Then the children played while the
adults talked.
Simbegwire felt happy and brave.


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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fbigi6BFDJ0&feature=player_embedded
In March of this year I was invited back by my graduate program, MAPSS, at the University of Chicago to give a short talk and sit on student panels about career development. The event ended up being a really great way to tie together some of the disparate pieces of my career trajectory thus far. I enjoyed giving the talk and especially talking to all the students I met afterward about their varied interests, my interests and all the ways in which we hope to contribute to the world, academically and professionally after obtaining our masters degrees.
Here's the talk I gave about my, albeit short, career so far. What I've learned, how I got here and what I urged students to think about. As I mention at the beginning of the talk, these are things I'm still thinking about and figuring out for myself, so this talk was less prescriptive and more an opener to a conversation with students who are also thinking and figuring these things out for themselves.
Addendum: I wrote a longer post about my experience at MAPSS, you can find that here


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in interface
ClientHttpRequestFactory
uri
httpMethod
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The default implementation uses the given {@linkplain #setProxy(java.net.Proxy) proxy} - if any - to open a connection.
theUrl
Template method for preparing the given {@link HttpURLConnection}.
The default implementation prepares the connection for input and output, and sets the HTTP method.
connection
httpMethod
Indicate whether this request factory should buffer the {@linkplain ClientHttpRequest#getBody() request body} internally.
Default is {@code true}. When sending large amounts of data via POST or PUT, it is recommended to change this property to {@code false}, so as not to run out of memory. This will result in a {@link ClientHttpRequest} that either streams directly to the underlying {@link HttpURLConnection} (if the {@link org.springframework.http.HttpHeaders#getContentLength() Content-Length} is known in advance), or that will use "Chunked transfer encoding" (if the {@code Content-Length} is not known in advance).
bufferRequestBody
Set the number of bytes to write in each chunk when not buffering request bodies locally.
Note that this parameter is only used when {@link #setBufferRequestBody(boolean) bufferRequestBody} is set to {@code false}, and the {@link org.springframework.http.HttpHeaders#getContentLength() Content-Length} is not known in advance.
chunkSize
Set the underlying URLConnection's connect timeout (in milliseconds). A timeout value of 0 specifies an infinite timeout.
Default is the system's default timeout.
connectTimeout
Set if the underlying URLConnection can be set to 'output streaming' mode. Default is {@code true}.
When output streaming is enabled, authentication and redirection cannot be handled automatically. If output streaming is disabled, the {@link HttpURLConnection#setFixedLengthStreamingMode} and {@link HttpURLConnection#setChunkedStreamingMode} methods of the underlying connection will never be called.
outputStreaming
Set the underlying URLConnection's read timeout (in milliseconds). A timeout value of 0 specifies an infinite timeout.
Default is the system's default timeout.
readTimeout
Indicate whether this request factory should use ColdFusion HTTP.
standardRequestBody


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- Create a camera
new THREE.PerspectiveCamera(fov, aR, n, f)
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new THREE.Scene()
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The boolean focus attribute of an input field sets the focus to the element explicitly.
The priority order is:
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class CustomItemHolder : MaterialPopupMenuBuilder.AbstractItemHolder
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Custom UI Components
In last week's episode, we created a cross-platform Navigation Controller as a custom component we could use to organize windows in a Titanium application. This week, we will be taking a deeper look at how to extend core Titanium objects and create our own custom UI components.
In order to accomplish this, we will be using a technique popularized by JavaScript luminary Douglas Crockford, which is called parasitic inheritance. Parasitic inheritance takes advantage of the malleable nature of JavaScript objects, allowing a developer to create an instance of a given type, modify it with additional properties, and return it as a new type of object.
This is a very powerful technique in JavaScript applications generally, but is even more useful and powerful when dealing with JavaScript proxy objects in Titanium. We can use factory functions in the Ti.UI namespace to create base UI components, and then extend those components with new features and functionality we define ourselves.
Find out how use this technique to create a custom ratings widget in this week's episode of Forging Titanium.
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If you want the forbidden power, you need the skills.
This bow? It's not stolen. I keep it in the secret compartment under the Hunter Guild exhibit, right under the guild president's nose.
Use this Stone of Commune with the tablet. I must go now. I look forward to a friendly competition someday.
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To use this analysis method select Maintain | Calibration | Active Multiplicity.
There is a set of calibration parameters for each material type. For active multiplicity verification the only quantity determined at present is the neutron multiplication; verification 235U mass is not determined. The neutron multiplication can be determined from the measured triples and doubles rates and six nuclear data constants. You will probably not need to change these constants from their default values:
1st factorial moment of thermal neutron induced fission of 235U: 2.414
2nd factorial moment of thermal neutron induced fission of 235U: 4.638
3rd factorial moment of thermal neutron induced fission of 235U: 6.818
1st factorial moment of fast neutron induced fission of 235U: 2.637
2nd factorial moment of fast neutron induced fission of 235U: 5.623
3rd factorial moment of fast neutron induced fission of 235U: 9.476
The calibration parameters can be printed with the measurement (detector) parameters by selecting the "Print calibration parameters" button.


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Ruby on Rails
5.2 Release Notes
Highlights in Rails
5.2:
- Active Storage
- Redis Cache Store
- HTTP/2 Early Hints
- Credentials
- Content Security Policy
These release notes cover only the major changes. To learn about various bug
fixes and changes, please refer to the changelogs or check out the list of
commits in the main Rails
repository on GitHub.
Upgrading to Rails
5.2
If you're upgrading an existing application, it's a great idea to have good test
coverage before going in. You should also first upgrade to Rails
5.1 in case you
haven't and make sure your application still runs as expected before attempting
an update to Rails
5.2. A list of things to watch out for when upgrading is
available in the
Upgrading Ruby on Rails
guide.
Major Features
Active Storage
Active Storage facilitates uploading files to a cloud storage service like Amazon S3, Google Cloud Storage, or Microsoft Azure Storage and attaching those files to Active Record objects. It comes with a local disk-based service for development and testing and supports mirroring files to subordinate services for backups and migrations. You can read more about Active Storage in the Active Storage Overview guide.
Redis Cache Store
Rails
5.2 ships with built-in Redis cache store.
You can read more about this in the
Caching with Rails: An Overview
guide.
HTTP/2 Early Hints
Rails
5.2 supports HTTP/2 Early Hints.
To start the server with Early Hints enabled pass --early-hints
to bin/rails server
.
Credentials
Added config/credentials.yml.enc
file to store production app secrets.
It allows saving any authentication credentials for third-party services
directly in repository encrypted with a key in the config/master.key
file or
the RAILS_MASTER_KEY
environment variable.
This will eventually replace Rails.application.secrets
and the encrypted
secrets introduced in Rails
5.1.
Furthermore, Rails
5.2
opens API underlying Credentials,
so you can easily deal with other encrypted configurations, keys, and files.
You can read more about this in the
Securing Rails
Applications
guide.
Content Security Policy
Rails
5.2 ships with a new DSL that allows you to configure a
Content Security Policy
for your application. You can configure a global default policy and then
override it on a per-resource basis and even use lambdas to inject per-request
values into the header such as account subdomains in a multi-tenant application.
You can read more about this in the
Securing Rails
Applications
guide.
Railties
Please refer to the Changelog for detailed changes.
Deprecations
Deprecate
capify!
method in generators and templates. (Pull Request)Passing the environment's name as a regular argument to the
rails dbconsole
andrails console
commands is deprecated. The-e
option should be used instead. (Commit)Deprecate using subclass of
::Rails::Application
to start theRails
server. (Pull Request)Deprecate
after_bundle
callback inRails
plugin templates. (Pull Request)
Notable changes
Added a shared section to
config/database.yml
that will be loaded for all environments. (Pull Request)Add
railtie.rb
to the plugin generator. (Pull Request)Clear screenshot files in
tmp:clear
task. (Pull Request)Skip unused components when running
bin/rails app:update
. If the initial app generation skipped Action Cable, Active Record, etc., the update task honors those skips too. (Pull Request)Allow passing a custom connection name to the
rails dbconsole
command when using a 3-level database configuration. Example:bin/rails dbconsole -c replica
. (Commit)Properly expand shortcuts for environment's name running the
console
anddbconsole
commands. (Commit)Add
bootsnap
to defaultGemfile
. (Pull Request)Support
-
as a platform-agnostic way to run a script from stdin withrails runner
(Pull Request)Add
ruby x.x.x
version toGemfile
and create.ruby-version
root file containing the current Ruby version when new Rails applications are created. (Pull Request)Add
--skip-action-cable
option to the plugin generator. (Pull Request)Add
git_source
toGemfile
for plugin generator. (Pull Request)Skip unused components when running
bin/rails
inRails
plugin. (Commit)Optimize indentation for generator actions. (Pull Request)
Optimize routes indentation. (Pull Request)
Add
--skip-yarn
option to the plugin generator. (Pull Request)Support multiple versions arguments for
gem
method of Generators. (Pull Request)Derive
secret_key_base
from the app name in development and test environments. (Pull Request)Add
mini_magick
to defaultGemfile
as comment. (Pull Request)rails new
andrails plugin new
getActive Storage
by default. Add ability to skipActive Storage
with--skip-active-storage
and do so automatically when--skip-active-record
is used. (Pull Request)
Action Cable
Please refer to the Changelog for detailed changes.
Removals
- Removed deprecated evented redis adapter. (Commit)
Notable changes
Add support for
host
,port
,db
andpassword
options in cable.yml (Pull Request)Hash
long stream identifiers when using PostgreSQL adapter. (Pull Request)
Action Pack
Please refer to the Changelog for detailed changes.
Removals
- Remove deprecated
ActionController::ParamsParser::ParseError
. (Commit)
Deprecations
- Deprecate
#success?
,#missing?
and#error?
aliases of::ActionDispatch::TestResponse
. (Pull Request)
Notable changes
Add support for recyclable cache keys with fragment caching. (Pull Request)
Change the cache key format for fragments to make it easier to debug key churn. (Pull Request)
AEAD encrypted cookies and sessions with GCM. (Pull Request)
Protect from forgery by default. (Pull Request)
Enforce signed/encrypted cookie expiry server side. (Pull Request)
Cookies
:expires
option supports::ActiveSupport::Duration
object. (Pull Request)Use Capybara registered
:puma
server config. (Pull Request)Simplify cookies middleware with key rotation support. (Pull Request)
Add ability to enable Early Hints for HTTP/2. (Pull Request)
Add headless chrome support to System Tests. (Pull Request)
Add
:allow_other_host
option toredirect_back
method. (Pull Request)Make
assert_recognizes
to traverse mounted engines. (Pull Request)Add DSL for configuring Content-Security-Policy header. (Pull Request, Commit, Commit)
Register most popular audio/video/font mime types supported by modern browsers. (Pull Request)
Changed the default system test screenshot output from
inline
tosimple
. (Commit)Add headless firefox support to System Tests. (Pull Request)
Add secure
X-Download-Options
andX-Permitted-Cross-Domain-Policies
to default headers set. (Commit)Changed the system tests to set Puma as default server only when the user haven't specified manually another server. (Pull Request)
Add
Referrer-Policy
header to default headers set. (Commit)Matches behavior of
Hash#each
in ActionController::Parameters#each. (Pull Request)Add support for automatic nonce generation for
Rails
UJS. (Commit)Update the default HSTS max-age value to 31536000 seconds (1 year) to meet the minimum max-age requirement for https://hstspreload.org/. (Commit)
Add alias method
to_hash
toto_h
forcookies
. Add alias methodto_h
toto_hash
forsession
. (Commit)
Action View
Please refer to the Changelog for detailed changes.
Removals
- Remove deprecated Erubis ERB handler. (Commit)
Deprecations
- Deprecate
image_alt
helper which used to add default alt text to the images generated byimage_tag
. (Pull Request)
Notable changes
Add
:json
type toauto_discovery_link_tag
to support JSON Feeds. (Pull Request)Add
srcset
option toimage_tag
helper. (Pull Request)Fix issues with
field_error_proc
wrappingoptgroup
and select divideroption
. (Pull Request)Change
form_with
to generate ids by default. (Commit)Add
preload_link_tag
helper. (Pull Request)Allow the use of callable objects as group methods for grouped selects. (Pull Request)
Action Mailer
Please refer to the Changelog for detailed changes.
Notable changes
Allow Action Mailer classes to configure their delivery job. (Pull Request)
Add
assert_enqueued_email_with
test helper. (Pull Request)
Active Record
Please refer to the Changelog for detailed changes.
Removals
Remove deprecated
#migration_keys
. (Pull Request)Remove deprecated support to
quoted_id
when typecasting an Active Record object. (Commit)Remove deprecated argument
default
fromindex_name_exists?
. (Commit)Remove deprecated support to passing a class to
:class_name
on associations. (Commit)Remove deprecated methods
initialize_schema_migrations_table
andinitialize_internal_metadata_table
. (Commit)Remove deprecated method
supports_migrations?
. (Commit)Remove deprecated method
supports_primary_key?
. (Commit)Remove deprecated method
ActiveRecord::Migrator.schema_migrations_table_name
. (Commit)Remove deprecated argument
name
from#indexes
. (Commit)Remove deprecated arguments from
#verify!
. (Commit)Remove deprecated configuration
.error_on_ignored_order_or_limit
. (Commit)Remove deprecated method
#scope_chain
. (Commit)Remove deprecated method
#sanitize_conditions
. (Commit)
Deprecations
Deprecate
supports_statement_cache?
. (Pull Request)Deprecate passing arguments and block at the same time to
count
andsum
in::ActiveRecord::Calculations
. (Pull Request)Deprecate delegating to
arel
inRelation
. (Pull Request)Deprecate
set_state
method inTransactionState
. (Commit)Deprecate
expand_hash_conditions_for_aggregates
without replacement. (Commit)
Notable changes
When calling the dynamic fixture accessor method with no arguments, it now returns all fixtures of this type. Previously this method always returned an empty array. (Pull Request)
Fix inconsistency with changed attributes when overriding Active Record attribute reader. (Pull Request)
Support Descending Indexes for MySQL. (Pull Request)
Fix
bin/rails db:forward
first migration. (Commit)Raise error
UnknownMigrationVersionError
on the movement of migrations when the current migration does not exist. (Commit)Respect
SchemaDumper.ignore_tables
in rake tasks for databases structure dump. (Pull Request)Add
ActiveRecord::Base#cache_version
to support recyclable cache keys via the new versioned entries in::ActiveSupport::Cache
. This also means thatActiveRecord::Base#cache_key
will now return a stable key that does not include a timestamp any more. (Pull Request)Prevent creation of bind param if casted value is nil. (Pull Request)
Use bulk INSERT to insert fixtures for better performance. (Pull Request)
Merging two relations representing nested joins no longer transforms the joins of the merged relation into LEFT OUTER JOIN. (Pull Request)
Fix transactions to apply state to child transactions. Previously, if you had a nested transaction and the outer transaction was rolledback, the record from the inner transaction would still be marked as persisted. It was fixed by applying the state of the parent transaction to the child transaction when the parent transaction is rolledback. This will correctly mark records from the inner transaction as not persisted. (Commit)
Fix eager loading/preloading association with scope including joins. (Pull Request)
Prevent errors raised by
sql.active_record
notification subscribers from being converted into::ActiveRecord::StatementInvalid
exceptions. (Pull Request)Skip query caching when working with batches of records (
find_each
,find_in_batches
,in_batches
). (Commit)Change sqlite3 boolean serialization to use 1 and 0. SQLite natively recognizes 1 and 0 as true and false, but does not natively recognize 't' and 'f' as was previously serialized. (Pull Request)
Values constructed using multi-parameter assignment will now use the post-type-cast value for rendering in single-field form inputs. (Commit)
ApplicationRecord
is no longer generated when generating models. If you need to generate it, it can be created withrails g application_record
. (Pull Request)Relation#or
now accepts two relations who have different values forreferences
only, asreferences
can be implicitly called bywhere
. (Commit)When using
Relation#or
, extract the common conditions and put them before the OR condition. (Pull Request)Add
binary
fixture helper method. (Pull Request)Automatically guess the inverse associations for STI. (Pull Request)
Add new error class
LockWaitTimeout
which will be raised when lock wait timeout exceeded. (Pull Request)Update payload names for
sql.active_record
instrumentation to be more descriptive. (Pull Request)Use given algorithm while removing index from database. (Pull Request)
Passing a
Set
toRelation#where
now behaves the same as passing an array. (Commit)PostgreSQL
tsrange
now preserves subsecond precision. (Pull Request)Raises when calling
lock!
in a dirty record. (Commit)Fixed a bug where column orders for an index weren't written to
db/schema.rb
when using the sqlite adapter. (Pull Request)Fix
bin/rails db:migrate
with specifiedVERSION
.bin/rails db:migrate
with empty VERSION behaves as withoutVERSION
. Check a format ofVERSION
: Allow a migration version number or name of a migration file. Raise error if format ofVERSION
is invalid. Raise error if target migration doesn't exist. (Pull Request)Add new error class
StatementTimeout
which will be raised when statement timeout exceeded. (Pull Request)update_all
will now pass its values toType#cast
before passing them toType#serialize
. This means thatupdate_all(foo: 'true')
will properly persist a boolean. (Commit)Require raw SQL fragments to be explicitly marked when used in relation query methods. (Commit, Commit)
Add
#up_only
to database migrations for code that is only relevant when migrating up, e.g. populating a new column. (Pull Request)Add new error class
QueryCanceled
which will be raised when canceling statement due to user request. (Pull Request)Don't allow scopes to be defined which conflict with instance methods on
Relation
. (Pull Request)Add support for PostgreSQL operator classes to
add_index
. (Pull Request)Log database query callers. (Pull Request, Pull Request, Pull Request)
Undefine attribute methods on descendants when resetting column information. (Pull Request)
Using subselect for
delete_all
withlimit
oroffset
. (Commit)Fixed inconsistency with
first(n)
when used withlimit()
. Thefirst(n)
finder now respects thelimit()
, making it consistent withrelation.to_a.first(n)
, and also with the behavior oflast(n)
. (Pull Request)Fix nested
has_many :through
associations on unpersisted parent instances. (Commit)Take into account association conditions when deleting through records. (Commit)
Don't allow destroyed object mutation after
save
orsave!
is called. (Commit)Fix relation merger issue with
left_outer_joins
. (Pull Request)Support for PostgreSQL foreign tables. (Pull Request)
Clear the transaction state when an Active Record object is duped. (Pull Request)
Fix not expanded problem when passing an
Array
object as argument to the where method usingcomposed_of
column. (Pull Request)Make
reflection.klass
raise ifpolymorphic?
not to be misused. (Commit)Fix
#columns_for_distinct
of MySQL and PostgreSQL to makeActiveRecord::FinderMethods#limited_ids_for
use correct primary key values even ifORDER BY
columns include other table's primary key. (Commit)Fix
dependent: :destroy
issue for has_one/belongs_to relationship where the parent class was getting deleted when the child was not. (Commit)Idle database connections (previously just orphaned connections) are now periodically reaped by the connection pool reaper. (Commit)
Active Model
Please refer to the Changelog for detailed changes.
Notable changes
Fix methods
#keys
,#values
in::ActiveModel::Errors
. Change#keys
to only return the keys that don't have empty messages. Change#values
to only return the not empty values. (Pull Request)Add method
#merge!
for::ActiveModel::Errors
. (Pull Request)Allow passing a Proc or
Symbol
to length validator options. (Pull Request)Execute
ConfirmationValidator
validation when_confirmation
's value isfalse
. (Pull Request)Models using the attributes API with a proc default can now be marshalled. (Commit)
Do not lose all multiple
:includes
with options in serialization. (Commit)
Active Support
Please refer to the Changelog for detailed changes.
Removals
Remove deprecated
:if
and:unless
string filter for callbacks. (Commit)Remove deprecated
halt_callback_chains_on_return_false
option. (Commit)
Deprecations
Deprecate
Module#reachable?
method. (Pull Request)Deprecate
secrets.secret_token
. (Commit)
Notable changes
Add
fetch_values
for HashWithIndifferentAccess. (Pull Request)Add support for
:offset
to Time#change. (Commit)Add support for
:offset
and:zone
to ActiveSupport::TimeWithZone#change. (Commit)Pass gem name and deprecation horizon to deprecation notifications. (Pull Request)
Add support for versioned cache entries. This enables the cache stores to recycle cache keys, greatly saving on storage in cases with frequent churn. Works together with the separation of
#cache_key
and#cache_version
in Active Record and its use in Action Pack's fragment caching. (Pull Request)Add
::ActiveSupport::CurrentAttributes
to provide a thread-isolated attributes singleton. Primary use case is keeping all the per-request attributes easily available to the whole system. (Pull Request)#singularize
and#pluralize
now respect uncountables for the specified locale. (Commit)Add default option to
class_attribute
. (Pull Request)Add
Date#prev_occurring
andDate#next_occurring
to return specified next/previous occurring day of week. (Pull Request)Add default option to module and class attribute accessors. (Pull Request)
Cache:
write_multi
. (Pull Request)Default
::ActiveSupport::MessageEncryptor
to use AES 256 GCM encryption. (Pull Request)Add
freeze_time
helper which freezes time toTime.now
in tests. (Pull Request)Make the order of Hash#reverse_merge! consistent with HashWithIndifferentAccess. (Pull Request)
Add purpose and expiry support to
::ActiveSupport::MessageVerifier
and::ActiveSupport::MessageEncryptor
. (Pull Request)Update String#camelize to provide feedback when wrong option is passed. (Pull Request)
Module#delegate_missing_to now raises
DelegationError
if target is nil, similar to Module#delegate. (Pull Request)Add
::ActiveSupport::EncryptedFile
and::ActiveSupport::EncryptedConfiguration
. (Pull Request)Add
config/credentials.yml.enc
to store production app secrets. (Pull Request)Add key rotation support to
MessageEncryptor
andMessageVerifier
. (Pull Request)Return an instance of HashWithIndifferentAccess from
HashWithIndifferentAccess#transform_keys
. (Pull Request)Hash#slice
now falls back to Ruby 2.5+'s built-in definition if defined. (Commit)IO#to_json
now returns theto_s
representation, rather than attempting to convert to an array. This fixes a bug whereIO#to_json
would raise anIOError
when called on an unreadable object. (Pull Request)Add same method signature for Time#prev_day and Time#next_day in accordance with
Date#prev_day
,Date#next_day
. Allows pass argument for Time#prev_day and Time#next_day. (Commit)Add same method signature for Time#prev_month and Time#next_month in accordance with
Date#prev_month
,Date#next_month
. Allows pass argument for Time#prev_month and Time#next_month. (Commit)Add same method signature for Time#prev_year and Time#next_year in accordance with
Date#prev_year
,Date#next_year
. Allows pass argument for Time#prev_year and Time#next_year. (Commit)Fix acronym support in
humanize
. (Commit)Allow
Range#include?
on TWZ ranges. (Pull Request)Cache: Enable compression by default for values > 1kB. (Pull Request)
Redis cache store. (Pull Request, Pull Request)
Handle
TZInfo::AmbiguousTime
errors. (Pull Request)MemCacheStore: Support expiring counters. (Commit)
Make ActiveSupport::TimeZone.all return only time zones that are in ActiveSupport::TimeZone::MAPPING. (Pull Request)
Changed default behaviour of ActiveSupport::SecurityUtils.secure_compare, to make it not leak length information even for variable length string. Renamed old ActiveSupport::SecurityUtils.secure_compare to
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| Chapter | 24 | What Is a Well-Tuned SQL Statement? |
| 25 | Using EXPLAIN PLAN and SQL Trace | |
| 26 | Tuning SQL Statements | |
| 27 | Using the Oracle Optimizer | |
| 28 | Using Procedures, Functions, and Packages | |
| 29 | Providing for Data Integrity and Triggers | |
| 30 | Using Hints | |
| 31 | Introducing SQL Development Tools | |
| 32 | Miscellaneous SQL Topics |
In Part III of this book, you learned about the various ways to tune for specific application types. You learned not only how to tune the RDBMS and the server operating system, but also how to lay out the data to take advantage of data access patterns. You examined some specific operations and configurations such as the Oracle Parallel Server system and optimal backup and recovery. These examples and the information in Part II, Tuning the Server, should give you a good idea how to optimize the Oracle server system.
Part IV leaves the Oracle server and starts looking at the client side of the system. The following chapters analyze SQL statements and determine how these statements can be optimized, both for efficiency and to reduce unnecessary processing on the server. Part V, Tuning the Client, finishes the discussion of the client side of the system by looking at specific ways to optimize the client itself.
Tuning and optimizing the server is very important but cannot make up for a badly designed application. The server is designed to optimally process the SQL requests and return the data that is requested. Part II of this book showed you how to tune this process. It is possible, however for incorrectly designed SQL statements to scan massive amounts of unnecessary data and bypass well-designed indexes.
In Part IV, you learn how to determine whether your SQL statements are performing unnecessary functions and causing unwanted data to be returned to your client system. You learn how to use Oracle tools such as SQL Trace and EXPLAIN PLAN to determine whether your SQL statements are inefficient. You look at how to take advantage of the Oracle optimizer and how to use procedures and packages to best use the shared SQL area of the shared pool. Finally, you look at some products available to help you debug and optimize SQL statements.
When you finish the chapters in this part of the book, you should be able to determine the best way to form an SQL statement. You will be able to take advantage of features such as the Oracle Parallel Query option and to make best use of indexes, clusters, and hash clusters. You should also be able to use the SQL Trace and EXPLAIN PLAN utilities and analyze SQL statements with them.
This chapter begins to look at ways to produce a well-tuned application. The key to having an optimized application is at the heart of the application: the SQL statements themselves. Optimizing your SQL statements and reducing unnecessary overhead will result in an optimized application.
An optimized application together with the tuned and optimized RDBMS server will provide a well-balanced, ef7 highly tuned system. Because users are mainly interested in response times, having both a well-tuned application and an optimized server is essential. To get an optimized application, you must start with an optimized SQL statement.
So, what is a well-tuned, optimized SQL statement? Heres a list of some of the characteristics of a well-tuned SQL statement:
These attributes in conjunction with your own specific attributes make a well-tuned SQL statement in your configuration. The properly tuned SQL statement avoids unnecessary functions and executes with the minimum amount of resources necessary to perform its function.
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| 21 Jan 1950 |
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| 6 Nov 1962 |
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| 8 Jul 1967 |
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The Auditor-General, Mr Daniel Yaw Domelevo has filed a suit against the Economic and Organised Crime Office (EOCO) for investigating him over certain procurement discrepancies at the Audit Service.
In an application filed Wednesday, November 20, 2019, at the Human Rights Division of the Accra High Court, the Auditor-General contested EOCO’s right to investigate him over those alleged breaches.
The application seen by Graphic Online, which seeks to enforce the fundamental human rights of Mr Domelevo, avers that all aspects of the investigations, including taking his caution statement and granting him bail are “wrongful, illegal, null and void.”
According to the application, the body clothed with the statutory authority to investigate corruption-related offences such as procurement breaches is the Office of the Special Prosecutor (OSP) and not EOCO.
“The respondent (EOCO) is clearly acting outside its constitutional obligation to act in accordance with the law in the discharge of its statutory function and is clearly acting in bad faith,” the affidavit in support of the application stated.
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The Auditor-General is seeking among other reliefs, a declaration from the court that EOCO has no “statutory mandate to investigate the Audit Service for any breaches under the Public Procurement Act, 2003 (Act 663)”
He is also requesting for an order of injunction to restrain EOCO from investigating the Audit Service over any alleged procurement breaches.


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Royal Gorge district of the BLM has released their decision on the Penrose OHV area extreme 4WD road development project proposed by one of the clubs of the Colorado Association of 4WD Clubs. The preferred alternative has been modified from 0.4 miles of 4WD road development to 1.3 miles. This increase is due to the letters of support sent in to date for this type of project.
The decision by the Colorado RockHoppers 4WD Club is to accept the 1.3 miles of extreme 4WD road development in the Penrose area. They will begin working on this with the Royal Gorge BLM as soon as the comment period is over (Nov. 6th). A reduced amount of volunteer activity on the surrounding area will be their response to the reduced mileage in the final decision. If more mileage is developed after the initial 12 months of monitoring, work on the access road to the Penrose area and other volunteer projects will be entertained.
We will need to support this decision in order to offset the inevitable complaints from the local, and possibly national environmental groups and activists. The decision allows for a request of further review prior to November 6th, 1998. If a person or group is opposed to this decision they can request this further review, but must state the reasons why. Further review will delay implementation, and could change the decision.
Send your comments, before November 6th, in support of the decision to:
Donnie Sparks, District Manager Royal Gorge Resource Area 3170 East Main Street Canon City, CO 81212Reference the Decision Record for the EA titled "Penrose Off-Highway Vehicle Trails Authorization" (CO-057-98-126EA).
Thanks for your support of Scott Riebel's, Jerry Panek's, and the Colorado RockHoppers 4WD Club's efforts to develop the Penrose OHV Area.