@(Back)
@(First name)
@(Last name)
@(Email address)
@(Phone number)
@(Language)
@(Gender)
@(Custom reference)
@(Date of birth)
@(Date of start)
@(Date of end)
@(Access Token)
@(Generate token)
@(Select existing Organization unit)
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@(Login name)
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Add nodes and their attributes to an existing graph object from data in a CSV file or a data frame.
add_nodes_from_table(graph, table, label_col = NULL, type_col = NULL, set_type = NULL, drop_cols = NULL)
| graph | a graph object of class
|
|---|---|
| table | either a path to a CSV file, or, a data frame object. |
| label_col | an option to apply a column of data
in the table as |
| type_col | an option to apply a column of data
in the table as |
| set_type | an optional string to apply a
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| drop_cols | an optional character vector for dropping columns from the incoming data. |
a graph object of class dgr_graph
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# NOT RUN { library(dplyr) # Specify a path to a CSV file path_to_csv <- system.file( "extdata", "currencies.csv", package = "DiagrammeR") # To add nodes from a CSV file, call the # `add_nodes_from_table()` function; new node ID # values will be created as a monotonically- # increasing values from 1 graph_1 <- create_graph() %>% add_nodes_from_table( table = path_to_csv) # View part of the graph's internal node data # frame (ndf) using `get_node_df()` graph_1 %>% get_node_df() %>% .[, 1:5] %>% head() #> id type label iso_4217_code curr_number #> 1 1 <NA> <NA> AED 784 #> 2 2 <NA> <NA> AFN 971 #> 3 3 <NA> <NA> ALL 8 #> 4 4 <NA> <NA> AMD 51 #> 5 5 <NA> <NA> ANG 532 #> 6 6 <NA> <NA> AOA 973 # If you would like to assign any of the table's # columns as `type` or `label` attributes, this can # be done with the `type_col` and `label_col` # arguments; to set a static `type` attribute for # all of the table records, use `set_type` graph_2 <- create_graph() %>% add_nodes_from_table( table = path_to_csv, label_col = iso_4217_code, set_type = "currency") # View part of the graph's internal ndf graph_2 %>% get_node_df() %>% .[, 1:5] %>% head() #> id type label iso_4217_code curr_number #> 1 1 currency AED AED 784 #> 2 2 currency AFN AFN 971 #> 3 3 currency ALL ALL 8 #> 4 4 currency AMD AMD 51 #> 5 5 currency ANG ANG 532 #> 6 6 currency AOA AOA 973 # Suppose you would like to not include certain # columns from the table in the resulting graph; you # can use the `drop_cols` argument to choose which # columns to not include as attributes in the graph graph_3 <- create_graph() %>% add_nodes_from_table( table = path_to_csv, label_col = iso_4217_code, set_type = "currency", drop_cols = c("exponent", "currency_name")) # Show the node attribute names for the graph graph_3 %>% get_node_df() %>% colnames() #> [1] "id" type" "label" "iso_4217_code" #> [5] "curr_number" # }


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How to deploy and configure the Azure Stack Hub Development Kit
The Azure Stack Hub Development Kit (ASDK) is a single server instance of Azure Stack Hub. It is not fit for production workloads and has some subtle differences vs the real Azure Stack Hub integrate appliance, however for most test scenarios it will suffice.
The ASDK is used in two modes within UKCloud:
Physical hardware (pre-production) - Community support with Microsoft
Virtual servers (development and testing) - not officially supported by Microsoft This document covers two scenarios, building from scratch and redeploying.
Step 1 - Hardware pre-requisites
Detailed specifications are here - https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/azure-stack/azure-stack-deploy
| Device | Details |
|---|---|
| CPU | >=16 cores |
| RAM | >=128GB |
| OS Disks | >=200GB |
| Data Disks | >=4 * >=250G |
Virtualisation Note: VMware HW must be >=11, CPU virtual extension pass-through must be enabled
Important
If you deploy your VM with Hardware Version 11 and Operating System Family as Windows Server 2016 you will not be able to create S2D Cluster as disk UUIDs are not exposed.
Either create it with Windows Server 2012 and change later or in Configuration Parameters -> Click Add Row. In the Name column, enter disk.EnableUUID. In the Value column, enter TRUE. This will show correct disk IDs in Get-PhysicalDisk cmdlets and cluster should build.
Physical Note: The first two drives must be setup as a RAID 1, the rest passed through as a JBOD; additionally, you need to specify your VLAN as ACCESS in the CIMC
Step 2 - Install base operating system
Install Windows Server 2016 to the OS disk implementing a static IP address.
Physical Note: This the RAID 1 disk, the following drivers must be downloaded, extracted and installed:
Virtualisation Note: VMware tools must be installed and the VMware Tools drivers must be exported onto the c: drive (VMwareKB), also disks have to be online and initialised as MBR
Step 3 - Initial setup
Download the appliance and prep the virtual disk (vhdx) for the ASDK.
Implement the following steps from the guide: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/azure-stack/azure-stack-run-powershell-script
Download and extract the development kit
Prepare the development kit host
Virtualisation Note: Before running the installer, open "C:\AzureStack_Installer\asdk-installer.ps1" and edit as follows:
| Line Number | Current Code | Details |
|---|---|---|
| 1372 | elseif ((get-disk | Where-Object -FilterScript {$_.isboot -eq $true}).Model -match 'Virtual Disk') { |
elseif ((get-disk | Where-Object -FilterScript {$_.isboot -eq $true}).Model -match 'null') { |
To run:
Get-Content -Path "C:\AzureStack_Installer\asdk-installer.ps1" | foreach {($_ -replace "elseif \(\(get-disk \| Where-Object \`{\`$`_.isboot -eq \`$true\`}\).Model -match 'Virtual Disk'\) \`{", "elseif ((get-disk | Where-Object -FilterScript {`$====_.isboot -eq `$true}).Model -match 'null') {") -replace "====",""} | Set-Content -Path "C:\AzureStack_Installer\asdk-installer.ps1" -Force
To verify:
Select-String -Path "C:\AzureStack_Installer\asdk-installer.ps1" -Pattern "elseif \(\(get-disk \| Where-Object \`{\`$`_.isboot -eq \`$true\`}\).Model -match 'null'\) \`{"
The following details should be used:
| Option | Parameter |
|---|---|
| NTP | <IP_ADDRESS> |
| DNS Forwarder | <IP_ADDRESS> |
| Drivers | Browse to path of either the extracted Cisco drivers or the extracted VMware tools |
| Computer Name | Anything but "azurestack", eg: "azurestackhost" |
| Static IP | IP details assigned to the current interface |
Once step 3 is complete the box will have been rebooted from the vhdx downloaded above.
Step 4 - Install ASDK
Implement the following steps from the guide: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/azure-stack/azure-stack-run-powershell-script
- Deploy the development kit
The following details should be used:
| Option | Parameter |
|---|---|
| NTP | <IP_ADDRESS> |
| DNS Forwarder | <IP_ADDRESS> |
| Type | Azure AAD, this should be either your own Azure AD account where you are the system admin or one you have setup for Azure Stack Hub. e.g. joebloggsukcloud.onmicrosoft.com |
| Static IP | Different IP than what you currently have - eg. <IP_ADDRESS> was my box <IP_ADDRESS> I set up - or just current IP + 1 |
Physical Note: Before running the installation, make sure only one network adapter is enabled, otherwise install will fail.
For some reason the driver injection does not work and you have to manually add Ethernet Adapters from Device Manager, then disable everything but management-0. Configure its IP address and then run the install.
Important: 1803 install failed with the error below.
Invoke-EceAction : Type 'Deployment' of Role 'Domain' raised an exception: 'AzS-DC01' failed to start.
Virtual machine 'AzS-DC01' could not be started because the hypervisor is not running.
'AzS-DC01' failed to start. (Virtual machine ID DA2A3A2D-F30B-42C3-AB39-C4BF11E07CEE)
Virtual machine 'AzS-DC01' could not be started because the hypervisor is not running (Virtual machine ID DA2A3A2D-F30B-42C3-AB39-C4BF11E07CEE).
The following actions may help you resolve the problem:
1) Verify that the processor of the physical computer has a supported version of hardware-assisted virtualization.
2) Verify that hardware-assisted virtualization and hardware-assisted data execution protection are enabled in the BIOS of the physical computer. (If you edit the BIOS to enable either setting, you must turn off the power to the physical computer and then turn it back on. Resetting the physical computer is not sufficient.)
3) If you have made changes to the Boot Configuration Data store, review these changes to ensure that the hypervisor is configured to launch automatically.
at New-ManagementVM, C:\Program Files\WindowsPowerShell\Modules\NewManagementVM\NewManagementVM.psm1: line 493
at DeployOneVM, C:\CloudDeployment\Classes\Common\Image\VirtualMachineRole.psm1: line 1321
at DeployVms, C:\CloudDeployment\Classes\Common\Image\VirtualMachineRole.psm1: line 1501
at Deployment, C:\CloudDeployment\Classes\Common\Image\VirtualMachineRole.psm1: line 1600
at <ScriptBlock>, <No file>: line 39
at <ScriptBlock>, <No file>: line 37
At C:\CloudDeployment\Setup\DeploySingleNode.ps1:676 char:5
+ Invoke-EceAction -RolePath $masterRole -ActionType $actionPlan @d ...
+ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
+ CategoryInfo : NotSpecified: (:) [Invoke-EceAction], InterfaceInvocationFailedException
+ FullyQualifiedErrorId : OperationFailed,Microsoft.HyperV.PowerShell.Commands.StartVM,CloudEngine.Cmdlets.InvokeCmdlet
Invoke-EceAction : Action: Invocation of step PhysicalMachineAndInitialConfiguration.15 failed. Stopping invocation of action plan.
At C:\CloudDeployment\Setup\DeploySingleNode.ps1:676 char:5
+ Invoke-EceAction -RolePath $masterRole -ActionType $actionPlan @d ...
+ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
+ CategoryInfo : InvalidOperation: (:) [Invoke-EceAction], ActionExecutionException
+ FullyQualifiedErrorId : Unspecified error,CloudEngine.Cmdlets.InvokeCmdlet
Invoke-EceAction : Action: Invocation of step PhysicalMachineAndInitialConfiguration failed. Stopping invocation of action plan.
At C:\CloudDeployment\Setup\DeploySingleNode.ps1:676 char:5
+ Invoke-EceAction -RolePath $masterRole -ActionType $actionPlan @d ...
+ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
+ CategoryInfo : InvalidOperation: (:) [Invoke-EceAction], ActionExecutionException
+ FullyQualifiedErrorId : Unspecified error,CloudEngine.Cmdlets.InvokeCmdlet
Verification of Physical kit showed that Virtualisation is in fact enabled but Hyper-V is not starting on boot.
To verify run you can run systeminfo and it will show whether BIOS is set correctly etc... In our case it was set correctly. Only Boot settings were not.
To fix it run from elevated command/powershell prompt:
BCDEDIT /Set {current} hypervisorlaunchtype auto
Then reboot the box and continue the install.
Example of Automated Physical Kit Deployment:
$AdminPass = ConvertTo-SecureString -String 'Password123' -AsPlainText -Force
$Username =<EMAIL_ADDRESS>$Password = "<password>"
$Password = ConvertTo-SecureString -String $Password -AsPlainText -Force
$Credentials = New-Object -TypeName System.Management.Automation.PSCredential -ArgumentList $Username, $Password
cd C:\CloudDeployment\Setup
.\InstallAzureStackPOC.ps1 -AdminPassword $AdminPass -InfraAzureDirectoryTenantAdminCredential $Credentials -InfraAzureDirectoryTenantName <domain>.onmicrosoft.com -NatIPv4Subnet <IP_ADDRESS>/28 -NatIPv4Address <IP_ADDRESS> -NatIPv4DefaultGateway <IP_ADDRESS> -DNSForwarder <IP_ADDRESS> -TimeServer <IP_ADDRESS>
Virtualisation Note: after completing the wizard BUT before clicking install copy the command as the install will fail.
Important
If the installer cannot see any network adapters - you can install manually VMware Tools and reboot the box. It will work then.
E:\AzureStack_Installer\asdk-installer.ps1
Initialize environment. Please wait...
This will just end with nothing.
Then you need to run the copied InstallAzureStackPOC.ps1 to create the Roles directory.
Open, "C:\CloudDeployment\Roles\PhysicalMachines\Tests\BareMetal.Tests.ps1" and edit as follows:
| Line Number | Current code | Details |
|---|---|---|
| 521 | $physicalMachine.IsVirtualMachine | Should Be $false |
$physicalMachine.IsVirtualMachine | Should Be $true |
| 521 | ($physicalMachine.Processors.NumberOfEnabledCores | Measure-Object -Sum).Sum | Should Not BeLessThan $minimumNumberOfCoresPerMachine |
($physicalMachine.Processors.NumberOfEnabledCores | Measure-Object -Sum).Sum | Should Not BeLessThan 0 |
To edit run:
Get-Content -Path "C:\CloudDeployment\Roles\PhysicalMachines\Tests\BareMetal.Tests.ps1" | foreach {$_ -replace "\`$physicalMachine.IsVirtualMachine \| Should Be \`$false","`$physicalMachine.IsVirtualMachine | Should Be `$true"} | Set-Content -Path "C:\CloudDeployment\Roles\PhysicalMachines\Tests\BareMetal.Tests.ps1" -Force
And then run:
Get-Content -Path "C:\CloudDeployment\Roles\PhysicalMachines\Tests\BareMetal.Tests.ps1" | foreach {$_ -replace "\(\`$physicalMachine.Processors.NumberOfEnabledCores \| Measure-Object -Sum\).Sum \| Should Not BeLessThan \`$minimumNumberOfCoresPerMachine", "(`$physicalMachine.Processors.NumberOfEnabledCores | Measure-Object -Sum).Sum | Should Not BeLessThan 0"} | Set-Content -Path "C:\CloudDeployment\Roles\PhysicalMachines\Tests\BareMetal.Tests.ps1" -Force
To verify run:
Select-String -Path "C:\CloudDeployment\Roles\PhysicalMachines\Tests\BareMetal.Tests.ps1" -Pattern "\`$physicalMachine.IsVirtualMachine \| Should Be \`$true"
Select-String -Path "C:\CloudDeployment\Roles\PhysicalMachines\Tests\BareMetal.Tests.ps1" -Pattern "\(\`$physicalMachine.Processors.NumberOfEnabledCores \| Measure-Object -Sum\).Sum \| Should Not BeLessThan 0"
After you modified it, run:
$AdminPass = ConvertTo-SecureString -String 'Password123'-AsPlainText -Force
$Username =<EMAIL_ADDRESS>$Password = "<password>"
$Password = ConvertTo-SecureString -String $Password -AsPlainText -Force
$Credentials = New-Object -TypeName System.Management.Automation.PSCredential -ArgumentList $Username, $Password
cd C:\CloudDeployment\Setup
.\InstallAzureStackPOC.ps1 -AdminPassword $AdminPass -InfraAzureDirectoryTenantAdminCredential $credentialsS -InfraAzureDirectoryTenantName <domain>.onmicrosoft.com -NatIPv4Subnet <IP_ADDRESS>/24 -NatIPv4Address <IP_ADDRESS> -NatIPv4DefaultGateway <IP_ADDRESS> -DNSForwarder <IP_ADDRESS> -TimeServer <IP_ADDRESS>
If you do not set the InfraAzureDirectoryTenantAdminCredential, a few minutes after you run the script, you will get prompted for AAD Account - use<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Feedback
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Extract Local allows you to introduce a new local variable from an expression: the value is initialized with the selected expression and the original expression is replaced with a reference to the new value.
The refactoring is also known as Introduce Explaining Variable, because it allows the programmer to simplify long expressions by splitting them into several smaller ones and making the code more readable.
Selecting an expression like in the following screenshot:
and then executing the refactoring creates a new local variable and lets you change the name in Eclipse's linked mode:
Extracting new local values can also be useful for debugging to see the intermediate results of a computation.


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identity_url : The identity URL that has been authenticated | |
signed_fields : The arguments in the server's response that were signed and
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status : SUCCESS |
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getSignedNS(self, ns_uri)Get signed arguments from the response message. Return a dict of all arguments in the specified namespace. If any of the arguments are not signed, return None. |
isOpenID1(self)Was this authentication response an OpenID 1 authentication response? |
isSigned(self, ns_uri, ns_key)Return whether a particular key is signed, regardless of its namespace alias |
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endpointThe endpoint that authenticated the identifier. You may access other discovered information related to this endpoint, such as the CanonicalID of an XRI, through this object.
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identity_urlThe identity URL that has been authenticated |
signed_fieldsThe arguments in the server's response that were signed and verified. |
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| Frontends | Backends | Database |
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| Go | Django | Apache CouchDB |
| Vanilla JS | Go | Couchbase |
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So far we have begun with Web Development in our season 1 Year 1 and I am already learning so much from it. I hope to get a better understanding of the real world problem solving techniques and what we may situations we may encounter and where to look solutions for, etc.
| Frontends | Backends | Database |
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| virtual | ~functionalCoreSim () |
| void | execute () |
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| virtual void | warp_exit (unsigned warp_id) |
| virtual bool | warp_waiting_at_barrier (unsigned warp_id) const |
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| core_t (gpgpu_sim *gpu, kernel_info_t *kernel, unsigned warp_size, unsigned threads_per_shader) | |
| virtual | ~core_t () |
| class gpgpu_sim * | get_gpu () |
| void | execute_warp_inst_t (warp_inst_t &inst, unsigned warpId=(unsigned) -1) |
| bool | ptx_thread_done (unsigned hw_thread_id) const |
| void | updateSIMTStack (unsigned warpId, warp_inst_t *inst) |
| void | initilizeSIMTStack (unsigned warp_count, unsigned warps_size) |
| void | deleteSIMTStack () |
| warp_inst_t | getExecuteWarp (unsigned warpId) |
| Get the warp to be executed using the data taken form the SIMT stack. More... | |
| void | get_pdom_stack_top_info (unsigned warpId, unsigned *pc, unsigned *rpc) const |
| kernel_info_t * | get_kernel_info () |
| unsigned | get_warp_size () const |
| void | and_reduction (unsigned ctaid, unsigned barid, bool value) |
| void | or_reduction (unsigned ctaid, unsigned barid, bool value) |
| void | popc_reduction (unsigned ctaid, unsigned barid, bool value) |
| unsigned | get_reduction_value (unsigned ctaid, unsigned barid) |
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| void | executeWarp (unsigned, bool &, bool &) |
| void | initializeCTA () |
| virtual void | checkExecutionStatusAndUpdate (warp_inst_t &inst, unsigned t, unsigned tid) |
| void | createWarp (unsigned warpId) |
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| unsigned * | m_liveThreadCount |
| bool * | m_warpAtBarrier |
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| class gpgpu_sim * | m_gpu |
| kernel_info_t * | m_kernel |
| simt_stack ** | m_simt_stack |
| class ptx_thread_info ** | m_thread |
| unsigned | m_warp_size |
| unsigned | m_warp_count |
| unsigned | reduction_storage [MAX_CTA_PER_SHADER][MAX_BARRIERS_PER_CTA] |
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Ebean supports JPA annotations - @PostLoad, @PostPersist, @PostRemove, @PostUpdate, @PrePersist, @PreRemove, @PreUpdate
import javax.persistence.PostLoad; import javax.persistence.PostPersist; import javax.persistence.PostRemove; import javax.persistence.PostUpdate; import javax.persistence.PrePersist; import javax.persistence.PreRemove; import javax.persistence.PreUpdate; ... @Entity public class Customer { @Id Long id; String name; @Version Long version; @PrePersist public void prePersist1() { ... } @PostPersist public void postPersist1() { ... } @PreUpdate public void preUpdate1() { ... } @PostUpdate public void postUpdate1() { ... } @PreRemove public void preRemove1() { ... } @PostRemove public void postRemove1() { ... } @PostLoad public void postLoad1() { ... }
Using the JPA annotations has some limitations such as it doesn't tell us which properties actually changed in an update and access to the underlying transaction etc.
When we hit these limitations we look to use BeanPersistController
.
To listen for events on entity, we can also use the BeanPersistController and this gives us access to the underlying transaction as well as the specific properties changed in an update etc.
BeanPersistController is used to enhance or override the default bean persistence mechanism.
Object extraBeanToSave = ...; Transaction t = request.getTransaction(); Database database = request.database(); database.save(extraBeanToSave, t);
BeanPersistListener
is different in two main ways from BeanPersistController postXXX methods.
BeanPersistListener only sees successfully committed events. BeanController pre and post methods occur before the commit or a rollback and as such these methods will see events that are later rolled back.
BeanPersistListener runs in a background thread and will not affect the response time of the actual persist where as BeanController methods will.
Use a BeanQueryAdapter to modify queries prior their execution. Typically, we add expressions to a query, for example to enable query partitioning based on the user executing the query.


Sentry jump is one of the biggest glitch in Ori and the Will of the Wisps. By using an upslash with either sword or hammer and a sentry, you will make a big jump. You can use it while on the ground or mid-air but the timing is different for every variation.
Since you are using a Sentry, you will spend 1 energy each time you do a sentry jump. Remember that you can only place 3 Sentries at a time so you will need to wait until your first Sentry expires before doing a 4th sentry jump in a row.
Framerate influences aerial sentry jump’s timing as well as the height you gain from sentry jumps. It’s recommended to cap your game at either 60 or 59 FPS for the best results.
Grounded sentry jumps
If you want to use a sentry jump on the ground with Sword, you need to hold the up direction and then press sentry and sword on the same frame. Even if you still get height if you miss the timing, it’s recommended to set up a bind in order to perform them more consistently. Poor timing will result in less height gained, but is often still useful as not all applications require a full height sentry jump.
Hammer sentry jumps are a bit different: even if the inputs are the same as a sword sentry jump, the timing is not. For this one, you want to do an up attack with Hammer and use sentry before Ori starts to swing his hammer upward.
Hammer sentry jumps give you more height than Sword sentry jumps but you will have less air control. You also need to be immobile when doing a hammer sentry jump while a sword sentry jump can be performed while running.
The timing for Hammer sentry jumps is also less strict than Sword sentry jumps.
Aerial sentry jumps
When used in the air, sentry jumps timing changes a bit.
For Sword sentry jumps, you want to first use your sentry and a couple frames afterwards input an up slash. You can chain them together to gain a lot of height.
Hammer aerial sentry jumps on the other hand are really different from grounded ones. The inputs are the same as grounded ones even if you need to input sentry faster for the aerial variant but this should not give you a lot of height by itself. What you want to do instead is start with a horizontal hammer attack and then do the sentry jump input.
After that, change your direction and do a horizontal slash to gain more height. Continue to do horizontal attacks in the opposite direction until Ori slows down. You can also chain these sentry jumps but you will need to do at least one horizontal attack before doing an up slash again since you have a lot of recovery time when doing two up slashes in a row.


This example demonstrates using a tooltip to display the note. In this case I'm using the jQuery-ui tooltip and activating the tooltip in a custom "onAdd" callback and setting the "onShow" callback to noop. Note that the jQuery ui tooltip widget seems to always require a title attribute on the tip target even if it isn't used for the tip. Also I haven't found a simple way to make the tip persist so you can interact with its content, eg click a link.


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Miles so far this year (position from pace):
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The Blue Nowhere by Jeffery Deaver
This was a really fun quick read. Picked it up at a bookstore on a ski trip and finished it in only a couple days. The context of Silicon Valley and hacking was interesting to me being a computer science major. It was interesting to read about the state of the internet and hacking in 2001 and even earlier.
A Wrinkle in Time by Madeleine L'Engle
This was a good book, obviously meant for a younger crowd, but I wanted to read it before the movie. I also think that by reading this I will want to read the rest of the series.
How Not to Be Wrong: The Power of Mathematical Thinking by Jordan Ellenberg
This book basically taught the reader how to think skeptically, using math. The key part of this was the math, because it taught you what numbers and methods to be skeptical about. How p-values can be abused and other mathematical concepts that on the surface seem valid, but if not used properly can give invalid results.
The Charm School by Nelson DeMille
This was the other book I picked up while on the ski trip. It was a little bit longer of a read, although that just have been the pace I was reading at. It was another fun read that reminded me of a Jack Ryan style story. Another reminder of how fun it is to read and how much I've missed reading for fun.
Getting Things Done by David Allen
Good book discussing how to manage tasks. While I haven't converted everything I do to this system I think it's a good read to pull ideas from. Still seems to mostly hold up even though the system is paper and pencil based instead of electronic.
Armada by Ernest Cline
Another great book by Ernest Cline, I loved Ready Player One, and while this doesn't live all the way up to it I still enjoyed it alot.
The Signal and the Noise: Why So Many Predictions Fail--but Some Don't by Nate Silver
I have been reading five thirty-eight for years so it's a wonder it took me so long to get around to reading this. I thought this book was great and really made me think about the inherint trust I have in models and data that I create and gather, and how to be more skeptical.


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WISDOM TOOTH REMOVED AS THEY GOT DECAYED.
MANY DECAYED TOOTH CEMENTED.
FAMILY H/O:
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BROTHER ALSO COLD AND BREATHLESSESS BUT NOT VERY SEVERE
MOM: HEART ATTACK – DIED AT 48 YEARS. GOT OPEN HEART SURGERY. RECC ABORTIONS AFTER WHICH PATIENT WAS BORN MANY YEARS LATER.
RX:
SQILLA MARITIMA/ANTIM TART / BRYONIA 200 – 4-0-4 B/FOOD DISC.
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PENTAPHOS 2-2-2.
PILLS 15 GRAM 4-4-4.
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Rx:
Sulphur 20 – 1 dose.
Rub 30 – 1 tab night b/food.
Bryonia 1m/nat mur 200 – disc 4-0-4 b/food.
Pentaphos 4-0-4 b/food.


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Model files that are placed in the Assets folder in your Unity project are automatically imported and stored as Unity Assets.
A model file can contain a 3D model, such as a character, a building, or a piece of furniture. The model is imported as multiple Assets. In the Project window, the main imported object is a model Prefab. Usually there are also several Mesh objects that are referenced by the model Prefab.
A model file can also contain animation data, which can be used to animate this model or other models. The animation data is imported as one or more Animation Clips.
The Import Settings for a model file is displayed in the Model tab of the FBX importer’s Inspector window when the model is selected. These affect the Mesh, its Normals, and the imported Materials. Settings are applied per Asset on disk, so if you need Assets with different settings, make (and rename accordingly) a duplicate file.
| Property | Function | |
|---|---|---|
| Meshes | ||
| Scale Factor | Unity’s physics system expects 1 meter in the game world to be 1 unit in the imported file. If you prefer to model at a different scale then you can compensate for it here. Defaults for different 3D packages are as follows: .fbx, .max, .jas, .c4d = 0.01 .mb, .ma, .lxo, .dxf, .blend, .dae = 1 .3ds = 0.1 |
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| Use File Scale | Tick the checkbox to use the default model scaling, or untick to use a custom scaling value for your model. Unity’s physics system expects 1 meter in the game world to be 1 unit in the imported file. If you prefer to model at a different scale then you can compensate for it here. | |
| File Scale | Use this value field to set the scale you want to use for your model. | |
| Mesh Compression | Increasing this value reduces the file size of the Mesh, but might introduce irregularities. It’s best to turn it up as high as possible without the Mesh looking too different from the uncompressed version. This is useful for optimizing game size. | |
| Read/Write Enabled | If enabled, Mesh data is kept in memory so that a custom script can read and change it. Disabling this option saves memory, because Unity can unload a copy of Mesh data in the game. However, in certain cases when the Mesh is used with a Mesh Collider, this option must be enabled. These cases include: - Negative scaling (for example, (–1, 1, 1)). - Shear transform (for example, when a rotated Mesh has a scaled parent transform). |
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| Import Blendshapes | Tick this checkbox if you want Unity to allow BlendShapes to be imported with your Mesh. | |
| Generate Colliders | If this is enabled, your Meshes are imported with Mesh Colliders automatically attached. This is useful for quickly generating a collision Mesh for environment geometry, but should be avoided for geometry you are moving. | |
| Weld Vertices | Tick this checkbox to combine vertices that share the same position in space. This optimizes the vertex count on Meshes by reducing their overall number. This checkbox is ticked by default. Note that there is also a WeldVertices parameter on the ModelImporter class, which does the same thing via scripting. In some cases, you might need to switch this optimization off when importing your Meshes; for example, if you have constructed your Mesh in such a way that you intentionally have duplicate vertices which occupy the same position, and you want to use scripting to read or manipulate the individual vertex or triangle data. . |
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| Generate Lightmap UVs | Tick this checkbox if you want Unity to create a second UV channel to be used for Lightmapping. See documentation on Lightmapping for more information. | |
| Normals & Tangents | ||
| Normals | Defines if and how normals should be calculated. This is useful for optimizing game size. | |
| Import | Default option. Imports normals from the file. | |
| Calculate | Calculates normals based on Smoothing angle. If selected, the Smoothing Angle becomes enabled. | |
| None | Disables normals. Use this option if the Mesh is neither normal mapped nor affected by realtime lighting. | |
| Tangents | Defines if and how tangents and binormals should be calculated. This is useful for optimizing game size. | |
| Import | Imports tangents and binormals from the file. This option is available only for FBX, Maya and 3dsMax files and only when normals are imported from the file. | |
| Calculate | Default option. Calculates tangents and binormals. This option is available only when normals are either imported or calculated. | |
| None | Disables tangents and binormals. The Mesh has no Tangents, so won’t work with normal-mapped shaders. | |
| Smoothing Angle | Sets how sharp an edge has to be in order to be treated as a hard edge. It is also used to split normal map tangents. | |
| Split Tangents | Enable this if normal map lighting is broken by seams on your Mesh. This usually only applies to characters. | |
| Materials | ||
| Import Materials | Disable this if you don’t want Materials to be generated. By default, a diffuse Material is used instead. | |
| Material Naming | Use this to define how Unity Materials are named: | |
| By Base Texture Name | The name of the diffuse Texture of the imported Material that is used to name the Material in Unity. When a diffuse Texture is not assigned to the Material, Unity uses the name of the imported Material. | |
| From Model’s Material | The name of the imported Material is used for naming the Unity Material. | |
| Model Name + Model’s Material | The name of the model file in combination with the name of the imported Material is used for naming the Unity Material. | |
| Material Search | Use this to define where Unity tries to locate existing Materials using the name defined by the Material Naming option: | |
| Local | Unity tries to find existing Materials in the “local” Materials folder only (that is, the Materials subfolder, which is the same folder as the model file). | |
| Recursive-Up | Unity tries to find existing Materials in all Materials subfolders in all parent folders up to the Assets folder. | |
| Everywhere | Unity tries to find existing Materials in all Unity project folders. |


Guard
问题描述 :
You got a new guard offer yesterday. Now you are at the company, and your boss asks you to stand at somewhere to do your job — guard.
You can treat the building as a simple polygon, and your job is finding a position to make sure that you can see the largest area. Please notice that, you have a range of vision, that you cannot see what is out of that range. The wall of building can also block your sight.
Look at that image; if you stand at the middle then you can see the gray area.
You can treat the building as a simple polygon, and your job is finding a position to make sure that you can see the largest area. Please notice that, you have a range of vision, that you cannot see what is out of that range. The wall of building can also block your sight.
Look at that image; if you stand at the middle then you can see the gray area.
输入:
The input consists of multiple test cases. The first line of each case contains two integers n (0 <= n <= 10) and r(0 <= r <= 100). The next n lines contain a simple polygon that consists of n points, indicating the building. The absolute value of each coordinate won’t be more than 100.
The last case is followed by a line containing two zeros which should not be processed.
The last case is followed by a line containing two zeros which should not be processed.
输出:
The input consists of multiple test cases. The first line of each case contains two integers n (0 <= n <= 10) and r(0 <= r <= 100). The next n lines contain a simple polygon that consists of n points, indicating the building. The absolute value of each coordinate won’t be more than 100.
The last case is followed by a line containing two zeros which should not be processed.
The last case is followed by a line containing two zeros which should not be processed.
样例输入:
3 1 0 0 2 0 0 2 3 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0
样例输出:
1.81 0.50
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可以调音涅，有个上下括号，鼠标放中间有mute,调节上下就是音量
可以调音涅，有个上下括号，鼠标放中间有mute,调节上下就是音量
可以调音涅，有个上下括号，鼠标放中间有mute,调节上下就是音量
可以调音涅，有个上下括号，鼠标放中间有mute,调节上下就是音量
可以调音涅，有个上下括号，鼠标放中间有mute,调节上下就是音量
可以调音涅，有个上下括号，鼠标放中间有mute,调节上下就是音量
可以调音涅，有个上下括号，鼠标放中间有mute,调节上下就是音量
可以调音涅，有个上下括号，鼠标放中间有mute,调节上下就是音量
可以调音涅，有个上下括号，鼠标放中间有mute,调节上下就是音量
可以调音涅，有个上下括号，鼠标放中间有mute,调节上下就是音量
可以调音涅，有个上下括号，鼠标放中间有mute,调节上下就是音量
可以调音涅，有个上下括号，鼠标放中间有mute,调节上下就是音量
可以调音涅，有个上下括号，鼠标放中间有mute,调节上下就是音量
有些说不通吧，只有1个孩子肯定是男孩了
已修改。一些字符在编辑的时候转义了
第二种想法，我想来好久，为啥需要一个newhead，发现是把最后一个节点一直返回到嘴上面这层函数。厉害，这道题之前没样子想过。
学算法中的数据结构学到一定程度会乐此不疲的，比如其中的2－3树，类似的红黑树，我甚至可以自己写个逻辑文件系统结构来。
第一段代码中：
next = next ;
明显不对吧，应该是 next =j;才对
问题3是不是应该为1/4 .因为截取的三段，无论是否能组成三角形， x， y-x ，1-y,都应大于0，所以 x<y,基础应该是一个大三角形。小三角是大三角的 1/4.
参考 http://www.acmerblog.com/leetcode-solutions-6422.html
程序员会算法，等于一个古惑仔带了zhi抢啊
else if也是要比较两次
这个分析相当全面，经典！
写的很好~~
有的，已更新


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Your balance will be unlocked within several days. Timeframe varies based on locked amount.
Be sure you turned off MN participation in address related settings. Otherwise your balance will be used automatically in new nodes activation.
- Locked balance : 50000
- Node MN1 Locked amount - 25000 XAP
- Node MN2 Locked amount - 25000 XAP


Mary Berger
05.28.20
The moment new students step foot onto Ohio University’s campus, they should strive to be as active and healthy as possible. From weekend adventure trips to scheduled exercise classes, Campus Recreation offers countless opportunities designed for students looking to either get out or simply just get fit.
“Within our program, we have several different opportunities for students to get involved with,” Anthony Gregory, assistant director of well being and fitness, said. “All of our personal trainers, all of our student employees, all of our staff in general at Campus Recreation are all certified, possessing a nationally recognized certification. Personal training is one of those.”
Through the personal training service at Ping Recreation Center, students looking to get in shape can purchase a package for a select number of sessions in order to work with a personal trainer toward their wellness and fitness goals. Those interested in a free workout can participate in small group classes, instead. Some of the classes offered for free at Ping are yoga, cardio dance and cycling.
“Our biggest, most popular types of classes are group fitness,” Gregory said, highlighting the new F45 program, which will be available for membership in the fall. “F45 is a functional training class, so there are different types of workouts within the program and you’ll never do the same workout twice.”
Another important resource offered by Campus Recreation is the fitness equipment orientation program, a completely free service which teaches students how to utilize the different pieces of equipment in Ping.
“We are a 170,000 square foot facility, so there’s a ton of fitness equipment,” Gregory said. “Some students their first semester on campus, may have never been in a fitness facility, depending on their background. The goal of orientation is to provide students with a sense of comfort and confidence in being able to utilize the fitness equipment so that they can understand how to start working towards health and wellness.”
“We have local and out-of-state trips for all experience levels. Our programs are designed for students who are looking for adventure and want to step out of their comfort zone a bit.”Judd Walker, Assistant Director of Campus Recreations
Those more interested in getting outdoors should look into OU’s Outdoor Pursuits program, which is overseen by assistant director of Campus Recreation Judd Walker. This program offers day and weekend-long excursion opportunities for students to explore the world outside of Athens.
“Outdoor Pursuits offers a program called New Adventures for incoming first-year students,” Walker said in an email. “We take a group of 28 freshmen to the Boundary Waters of Northern Minnesota and Canada for a week-long canoeing expedition.
Outdoor Pursuits provides long hiking, canoeing and bouldering trips to Strouds Run, Hocking Hills, Lake Hope State Park, Sells Park, The Ridges and even farther locations such as Florida. High and low rope challenge programs and the Ping climbing wall are also available to students through this section of Campus Recreation.
“We have local and out-of-state trips for all experience levels,” Walker said in an email. “Our programs are designed for students who are looking for adventure and want to step out of their comfort zone a bit.”
More structured activities are offered through competitive sports, a combined program of intramural and club sports. Intramurals are leagues or one-day tournaments organized between students, faculty and staff while club sports are year-long investments for students looking to really get into a specific sport such as tennis or golf. Most club sports at OU travel to compete with other schools.
Nathan Ferdinand, assistant director for competitive sports and community programming, explained that intramural sports is certainly the more relaxed version of athletics, designed for participants of all skill levels.
“Every one of our sports offers a ‘competitive’ and ‘recreational’ league based on skill level and what you want to get out of your participation,” Ferdinand said. “Our program tries to offer some smaller team options at the beginning of the year, such as 4v4 mini soccer and 2v2 sand volleyball, so that those who are new to campus can ask just a few people around them to join with them!”
Athens also provides countless places to go hiking or running on your own, such as Hocking Hills or the Hockhocking Adena Bikeway.
“We’re in a very beautiful part of Ohio, so I’d encourage anyone to take in the scenery as often as they can during their time here, wherever you find ‘your spot,’” Ferdinand said. “People should look to some of our student organizations housed in the Campus Involvement Center that might offer some opportunities to gather near campus for fitness or outdoor recreation. The students who lead them are really passionate about what they do and knowledge gets passed down through those organizations year to year. Athens overall is a very tight-knit community so you’re never far from someone who shares the same interests. Ask around and you’ll find what you’re looking for.”
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Stevenson School Library / Studio O+A
- Curated by Paula Pintos
- about 22 hours
Elementary & Middle School · Del Monte Forest, United States
- version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"? Interiors designers: Studio O+A
- AreaArea of this architecture projectArea: 603.9 ft2
- version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?YearCompletion year of this architecture project Year: 2018
- version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?PhotographsPhotographs: Kristina Cho
- version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?ManufacturersBrands with products used in this architecture project Manufacturers: BuzziDesk, Corral, Crow Works, Hightower, Industry West, Interface Carpets, Muuto
- Design Team Primo Orpilla, Kristina Cho, Rachelle Meneses, Elizabeth Vereker, Paulina McFarland
- General Contractor M.E. Construction
- Furniture dealer POD
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“Books In the Running Brooks...”. Because most learning, research, and information storage now takes place online, stacks stocked with books are no longer the definition of a library. At Stevenson School, O+A’s design removed shelves of unused books to make way for the hands-on, collaborative forms of learning and study that now shape a student’s life. Essential books remained as a reminder of where the larger culture comes from and to give students access to texts needed for their classes, but the aim of the design was to open up space and delineate its functions.
Quiet Please. To the surprise of our designers, the library had become a noisy, rambunctious place for student socializing. O+A’s design used furniture and flooring patterns to restore order and to identify which areas are for study and concentration and which are for meeting and talking (quietly) with friends. Because the library is sometimes used by teachers to make special presentations and sometimes by teams of students to work together on assignments, these areas remain fluid and the furniture mobile, but an architectural boundary establishes zones for social space for focus.
Colors That Energize. Located in picturesque Pebble Beach, California, the Stevenson School is surrounded by nature, and O+A’s first impulse was to draw its design palette from natural sources—the gray of driftwood, the pale tan of sand, bursts of color as if from wildflowers or berries. In the end, the final palette selections were tilted less toward nature per se and more toward freshness, a combination of hues that subtly suggest energy. The cleanliness of the current space starkly contrasts with the clutter that was there before and replaces a stale atmosphere with one of the invigorations.
Window on a Wider World. The basic architecture of the school and its setting on a lush California campus gave the library a solid framework within which O+A built a space that opens students to possibilities. The idea in every O+A design is to offer options—different space types for different ways of working. The challenge here was to encourage that flexibility while maintaining a system that prevents the high spirits of these young people from turning it into a free-for-all.  Our design seeks to offer them a glimpse of what awaits them there.


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[Erowid Warning: Most Coricidin contains CPM (Chlorpheniramine Maleate) which can be dangerous in high doses. See DXM Brand Warnings for more info.]
Last year (2002) I followed a young 17 year old female who used Coricidin Cough and Cold recreationally for the period of roughly 2 months, despite my numerous warnings about the danger of the drug DXM and my uncertainty about the other drug it contained, Chlorpheniramine Maleate. Usually the subject admninistered roughly 3-15 pills daily sometime in the morning, usually with an hour or so onset, continuing dosing throughout the day to maintain the high she got from it. Symptoms she experienced were light-headedness, euphoria, dizziness, and loss of cognitive and coordinative skills. Towards the end of the 2 month period she began to experience bleeding with urination, a sign of kidney failure due to the Chlorpheniramine Maleate I'm assuming, though I am unfamiliar with this substance.
One morning I saw her midday, and she claimed to have taken 20 pills earlier in the morning (approximately 1.5-2 hours previous?), and was extremely confused, hallucinating, and stumbling. I warned that this was probably very dangerous, but I was unsure of the overdose for Chlorpheniramine Maleate and the amount of DXM (600 mg) for an overdose was less than she had taken. We parted and a few hours later I had learned she had collapsed and was taken to a local hospital, treated overnight and released. She later claimed that this was a possible suicide attempt. She took Coricidin recreationally a few more times before quitting habitual usage.
I know there a probably a few reports on this drug already, but reinforcement could not hurt for something potentially life threatening. I do not believe I can give many more details because this individual has resumed a semi-stable, normal life and would wish to remain anonymous. It still also seems like, despite warnings, Coricidin is still being used recreationally in a number of circles, especially teenagers without enough money/connections to obtain other mind altering substances. This past summer I met many teenage individuals who were using Coricidin carelessly and without well calculated dosages, and it seems to be the preferred method of recreational DXM for many.
So, in conclusion, this is a very dangerous combination of substances and should most likely be avoided at high, recreational dosages. Also note that the 20 pill overdose was for a highly experienced, tolerant user, so it would not likely help to be used for a dosage guideline. There are also many other types of Coricidin who most likely have very dissimilar effects to Coricidin Cough and Cold.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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## About
I'm a full stack web developer who loves working with open source technology.
I work best at planning the architecture of web applications and their development life cycles.
I've over a decade of web development experience.


Semantic HTML
By Troy McClure. Published
This is an example web page explaining HTML5 semantic markup.
The Document Outline
HTML5 includes several “sectioning content” elements that affect the document outline.
Headers
The <header>
element is one such sectioning element.
Footers
And so is the <footer>
element.
Inline Semantic HTML
The <time>
element is semantic, but it’s not sectioning content.


StudyBuddy uses sensors to track how you spend your time when you say you're studying. Activate with one easy click.
When you have been working hard and deserve a break or have been distracted for too long, StudyBuddy will let you know.
View the breakdown of how you actually spend your time. Use these results to improve your study habits and scheduling.
Quickly add the various tasks you need to tackle, press one button,
and let StudyBuddy help you stay focused.
Activate the sensors with the click of a button. Choose to track general study time or track time by assignment.
StudyBuddy connects all of your devices for the most accurate report of your time.
StudyBuddy promotes balanced study habits.
You will be notified when it is time for a productive break, as well as when it is time to return to work.
Watch the video prototype to see how StudyBuddy can improve your time usage and study habits.
Computer Science
Computer Science
Computer Science


| element_at(array, index) |
Returns element of array at given (1-based) index. If Index is 0,
Spark will throw an error. If index < 0, accesses elements from the last to the first.
The function returns NULL if the index exceeds the length of the array and
`spark.sql.ansi.enabled` is set to false.
If `spark.sql.ansi.enabled` is set to true, it throws ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException
for invalid indices. |
| element_at(map, key) |
Returns value for given key. The function returns NULL if the key is not
contained in the map. |
| map(key0, value0, key1, value1, ...) |
Creates a map with the given key/value pairs. |
| map_concat(map, ...) |
Returns the union of all the given maps |
| map_contains_key(map, key) |
Returns true if the map contains the key. |
| map_entries(map) |
Returns an unordered array of all entries in the given map. |
| map_from_arrays(keys, values) |
Creates a map with a pair of the given key/value arrays. All elements
in keys should not be null |
| map_from_entries(arrayOfEntries) |
Returns a map created from the given array of entries. |
| map_keys(map) |
Returns an unordered array containing the keys of the map. |
| map_values(map) |
Returns an unordered array containing the values of the map. |
| str_to_map(text[, pairDelim[, keyValueDelim]]) |
Creates a map after splitting the text into key/value pairs using delimiters. Default delimiters are ',' for `pairDelim` and ':' for `keyValueDelim`. Both `pairDelim` and `keyValueDelim` are treated as regular expressions. |
| try_element_at(array, index) |
Returns element of array at given (1-based) index. If Index is 0,
Spark will throw an error. If index < 0, accesses elements from the last to the first.
The function always returns NULL if the index exceeds the length of the array. |
| try_element_at(map, key) |
Returns value for given key. The function always returns NULL
if the key is not contained in the map. |


Give an introduction here for Visual Railway Train Schedule
This example is a quick exercise to illustrate how the default, static navbar and fixed to top navbar work. It includes the responsive CSS and HTML, so it also adapts to your viewport and device.


There are four cases for rebalancing in the AVL tree data structure. Shown are the two cases in which insertion causes a node (z) to become unbalanced because the left subtree becomes too tall; the cases when the right subtree becomes too tall are symmetrical. By clicking on the button, you can see the rebalancing that is performed in each case. In the LL case, a single tree rotation is used; in the LR case, there are two tree rotations.
This diagram is computed in real time in JavaScript, using Constrain, a constraint-based framework for creating animated diagrams.


{% extends "layouts/main.html" %} {% set active_page = "tasks" %} {% block page_content %}
To use this feature, you will have to provide your Jira api token.
If you are unsure how to obtain an api token, please refer to the official documentation.
{% endblock %}


`extends lcomposite2.html
`args models.japidsample.Post post
`import controllers.more.*
This action won't be cached, unless the action has CacheFor annotation.
#{invoke Application.authorPanel(post.getAuthor())/}
Another one in sub package: #{invoke SubController.foo(post.getAuthor().name)/}
this one has full cache control
#{invoke Application.authorPanel(post.getAuthor()), "10s"/}
This one invokes an action with two params. Note the twoPrams() result is cached since the action carries CacheFor annotation.
#{invoke Application.twoParams("hello", 10)/}
Let's invoke a tag which invokes an action
`tag invokeInTag
let's invoke an action that renders a template that contains another invoke: #{invoke Application.authorPanel2(post.getAuthor())/}


The Screening Engine is the central piece of SimpleOFAC OFAC Suite. The Screening Engine is a service that screens customer name or payment transaction against the sanction list and gives an alert or no alert result. It can be used to scan customers in the batch mode or scan payment transactions in real time. It supports direct API call, Http request, IBM Websphere MQ, or Java Message Service interface.
Take http request as an example; the following are the list(s) of name parameters can be used:
1. q -- Text to scan: accept any text
2. min_score -- Threshold: must be a float (number); otherwise will use default, which is set in a configuration file
3. rows-- Maximum Alerts Returned: must be a integer, default is 50
4. spell_check -- Enable Fuzzy, Y or N, default N
5. scan_mode --Scan mode ; accept 0, 1, or 2 0 = medium mode (default) 1 = loose mode, and 2 = strict mode.
6. wt -- response format; txt, hitnum, xml or any format you like.
a) txt -- will return in txt format similar to what you see in the screen
b) hitnum - number of hits, if 0 means no hit. >0 means has hits need to be reviewed.
c) XML xml format
7. origins --list of origin to return; default is return all. Origins are delimited by comma (,) eg. OFAC, OFSI, EU.
8. gg -- apply the exception list, Y/N, default is Y. see sanction list management --> :ref:`list-gg`
for the details of exceptions.
The default values of those parameters are set in a configuration file.
See Alt name section Search Result Alt. Name for details.


Crime is terribly revealing. Try and vary your methods as you will, your tastes, your habits, your attitude of mind, and your soul is revealed by your actions. — Agatha Christie
Life Timeline
1890 Born in Torquay, England.
1896 The little Agatha moves to France at the age of six with her family.
1914 Archie and Agatha marry on Boxing Day.
1917 The Mysterious Affair at Styles is completed but no one wishes to publish it! It is turned down by 6 publishers before finally being published three years later by The Bodley Head.
1919 Agatha gives birth to Rosalind.
1926 Agatha's beloved mother, Clarissa, passes away after suffering a bout of Bronchitis.
1928 Agatha is granted a divorce from her husband, Archie, He will later marry the woman he was having an affair with.
1930 Agatha collaborates with other crime writers, for a popular BBC radio programme called behind the Screen. Her first radio episode is called, Something is Missing and sadly no longer survives.
1930 Much to the disapproval of her older sister Madge, Agatha marries Max. They choose to marry in Scotland.
1940 Agatha begins writing the very last Poirot story. This will not be published for another 35 years.
1941 Agatha begins her career as a playwright.
1943 Agatha pens Absent in the Spring, a Mary Westmacott novel, in an exhausting three-day writing frenzy.
1946 Agatha begins work on her fourth Mary Westmacott novel.
1951 In time The Mousetrap will become Agatha's most famous play. it will win a Guinness World Record for the longest continuously running play in the world. You can still see it at St Martin's Theatre, London.
1956 Agatha is awarded a CBE, by the Queen in the New Years Honours list. CBE stands for Commander of the British Empire.
1965 15 years after she first started writing it, Agatha completes her autobiography. It will be published after her death.
1976 Agatha dies at Winterbrook House aged 85.
Popular Books
More list of outstanding works by Agatha Christie here


DSS Reveals Fresh Facts About Sowore’s Continued Detention
by Enioluwa AdeniyiThe Department of State Services, on Tuesday while speaking on its decision to detain the convener of the “RevolutionNow” movement, Omoyele Sowore, stated that he could be knocked down by a vehicle on his way out if eventually released.
The development was made known by the spokesperson of DSS, Peter Afunanya while speaking with newsmen in Abuja.
Afunanya said, “We cannot just release Sowore and ask him to go because he may be knocked down by a vehicle at the gate.”
The DSS spokesperson while speaking on Sowore’s Lawyer, Femi Falana, coming forward for his release said the human rights activist had not been to the headquarters of the service since the Sahara Reporter Publisher was granted bail.
He further stated that DSS is following administrative procedures by insisting that Sowore’s sureties come forward for proper documentation.
“We respect rules and orders of the court and there was never a time the Director-General said he would not release Sowore”.
Recall that a Federal High Court in Abuja had recently ordered the release of Sowore and his co-defendant, Olawale Adebayo.
The DSS is yet to comply with the order and claimed that no surety had come to take Sowore on bail.
A group of protesters led by Deji Adeyanju a few weeks ago alleged that they were given N1m not to protest against the continued detention of Sowore.
The DSS, however, said it will release Sowore if his sureties come forward for documentation.


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| Interface | Description |
|---|---|
| ElPollo.Packages.Listener |
A package load listener.
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| ElPollo.Resources.Listener |
A package resource load listener.
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| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| ElPollo |
Class that contains various classes and methods to add method overrides and replace resources.
To find out how to load your override classes, look at ElPolloModuleLoader and ElPolloModule .For adding overrides, have a look at ElPollo.Packages.addListener(Listener, String...) , ElPollo.MemberOverride and ElPollo.Overrides .Adding resource replacements can be done using ElPollo.Resources.addListener(Listener, String...) and the various addReplacement methods. |
| ElPollo.MemberOverride |
Object referring to a member override.
Cannot be instantiated directly, please use ElPollo.MemberOverride.Builder . |
| ElPollo.MemberOverride.Builder |
Class that's used for building a
ElPollo.MemberOverride object for use with ElPollo.Overrides.add(ElPollo.MemberOverride, String...) . |
| ElPollo.OverrideCall<ObjType,ReturnType> |
An alternative of
ElPollo.OverrideCustom that implements a |
| ElPollo.OverrideCustom<ObjType,ReturnType> |
Used as an alternative to implement a custom method in the override class.
Instances of this object MUST implement a call method matching the original method. Example: |
| ElPollo.Overrides |
Used for adding new member overrides to the system.
|
| ElPollo.Packages |
Class used for accessing various package related classes and methods.
|
| ElPollo.Resources |
Class used for accessing various resource related classes and methods.
|
| ElPollo.Resources.DrawableForwarder |
A drawable resource forwarder.
|
| ElPollo.Resources.Forwarder |
A resource forwarder.
|
| ElPollo.Resources.ViewForwarder |
A view forwarder.
|
| ElPolloModule |
The base module class, override classes must implement this.
|
| ElPolloModuleLoader |
Class that's used for determining what classes the system should load as modules.
A module must extend this in a class called Loader under a java sub-package called elpollo. For example, if your android package name is foo.bar.application, the class name must be foo.bar.application.elpollo.Loader. |


UK Charts: Pokémon Sword and Shield post huge opening weekend sales
But the new games can't top Sun and Moon
by Christopher DringPokémon Sword and Shield have enjoyed a strong opening weekend in the UK boxed charts.
Pokémon Sword alone is the UK No.1, and the biggest exclusive game of the year. In fact, Pokémon Sword is the third biggest boxed game launch of 2019, behind FIFA 20 and Call of Duty: Modern Warfare (which were released on multiple platforms).
Pokémon Shield comes in at No.3. To confuse matters, the double pack -- Pokémon Sword and Shield: Dual Edition -- is listed separately, and arrives at No.7. For the sake of the following analysis, we are going to combine the sales of the three listings (Sword, Shield and Dual Edition). However, as the 'Dual Edition' is a bundle of both Sword and Shield, we are putting in brackets what the numbers would be if you counted this version as double (as it includes both games).
Combined together, the titles have secured the second biggest launch for Pokémon games in UK history, having sold 33% (or 43%) more units than 2010's Black and White on Nintendo DS. The new games have also sold 53% (or 64.6%) more units at launch than last year's Pokémon Let's Go Pikachu and Let's Go Eevee, which were also released on Nintendo Switch.
However, they could not topple the success of Pokémon Sun and Moon. Sun and Moon were released during the Pokémon Go phenomenon of 2016 and together they represent the biggest Nintendo launch in the UK (ever). Compared to those 3DS games, Sword and Shield's debut sales are 39% (or 34.5%) lower.
It's worth noting that the UK charts run from Sunday to Saturday, and Sun and Moon launched on a Wednesday -- so had two extra days of sales compared to Sword and Shield (which launched on Friday). In addition, digital downloads (which have been increasing for Nintendo) are not included in this sales data. Sun and Moon were also released during a more positive period for the IP, with Sword and Shield having been subject to criticism from some fans during the pre-launch campaign.
In between the Pokémon releases is Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order at No.2. It's a very strong opening for EA's new Star Wars adventure, and it's the fourth biggest boxed game launch of the year so far.
Sales are 33% lower than the last big EA Star Wars game - Star Wars: Battlefront II, which was released in November 2017. However, EA has stated it doesn't have the same level of expectation for this title, as it's a story-driven adventure, rather than a multiplayer shooter. Furthermore, digital sales are not included.
The PS4 version of Fallen Order accounted for 66% of sales, with the Xbox One edition making up the 34% remainder.
The only other new game in the Top 40 is Terminator Resistance at No.38.
Last week's big release was Death Stranding for PS4. The Hideo Kojima game suffers a sizeable drop in its second week on sale, falling 71% in sales. The game therefore drops from No.2 to No.8.
Need for Speed: Heat, which debuted at No.5 last week, drops 38% in sales and falls to No.11. Meanwhile, Mario & Sonic At The Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games actually rose in sales during its second week (sales up 12%), however the game still falls from No.8 to No.10.
With Mario Kart 8: Deluxe at No.9 and Luigi's Mansion 3 at No.6, there are six Nintendo Switch exclusives in the Top Ten.
Other notable successes for Nintendo this week is Minecraft on Switch rising 31% in sales week-on-week (but still falls from No.9 to No.12), while Ring Fit Adventure sales are up 36%, and the fitness game moves from No.19 to No.15 as a result.
Ubisoft's Just Dance 2020, which also released last week, falls from No.15 to No.25. However, the game's sales were only down 19% week-on-week. Movie tie-in Jumanji: The Video Game tumbles from No.16 to No,35 after a 37% sales slide.
Here is the UKIE/GfK Top Ten for the week ending November 16:
| Last Week | This Week | Title |
|---|---|---|
| New Release | 1 | Pokémon Sword |
| New Release | 2 | Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order |
| New Release | 3 | Pokémon Shield |
| 1 | 4 | Call of Duty: Modern Warfare |
| 3 | 5 | FIFA 20 |
| 4 | 6 | Luigi's Mansion 3 |
| New Release | 7 | Pokémon Sword & Shield: Dual Edition |
| 2 | 8 | Death Stranding |
| 6 | 9 | Mario Kart 8 Deluxe |
| 8 | 10 | Mario & Sonic At The Tokyo Olympic Games 2020 |


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| DOSE: T+ 0:00 |
2 hits |
sublingual |
LSD |
(blotter / tab) |
| T+ 0:20 |
1 repeated |
smoked |
Tobacco |
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1 hit |
sublingual |
LSD |
(blotter / tab) |
| T+ 10:00 |
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smoked |
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So, my boyfriend gave me these acid tabs that he had bought but decided not to use because of previous horrible mushroom trips. i had thought about taking it with him but as our shrom trips together had been bad (because he freaked out every time), i went up to portland and took it with a longtime friend of mine. the morning before my trip, i was nervous and excited. i was afraid of having a bad trip and/or throwing up, so i ate a small amount a couple hours before tripping and let it digest.
my friend and i arrived at her house at 1130 AM and drank a glass of emergen-c, a multi-vitamin drink mix. then we each put 2 tabs under our tongues and left them there for an hour or so, then swallowed them. for the first 20 min. after taking the tabs we relaxed and smoked tobacco out of her hookah, talked, etc. i started to notice something different within 10 minutes after taking the tab. my body felt warmer than usual and when i shifted my eyes it was a bit shaky, a paisley tapestry on the wall also looked interesting.
after the hookah, i was a bit more relaxed and 20 minutes later noticed my body was now producing excessive amounts of heat. i wasn't really sweating, just felt really hot. i started thinking, 'my body is producing a lot of heat. i just need to get though this state and go with the flow.' it was uncomfortable for a while.
an hour after taking the tabs we went for a walk with a few friends of ours, two who were tripping too and one who wasn't. at this point, i started to really trip. being outside felt new, vibrant, radiant and full of life. i looked around at the trees and grass and felt a sense of deep connection with my natural surroundings. the weather was a bit cloudy. by this time the feeling od hotness in my body had disappeared and i felt slightly more energetic. moving my body felt really good.
after our walk, we went back inside and decided to go for a bike ride. a friend of mine told me to wear her pink sunglasses, which made everything outside look so much brighter and happier. riding my bike wasn't that hard at all, which was a surprise to me. we rode to mount tabor and arrived at a grassy hill overooking the city at the base of the mountain. this place was the most beautiful thing i had ever seen at this point.
the more i laid on the grass there, the more beautiful everything was.
i looked at the formations of clouds in the sky and felt as if i could see everything all at once (probably because my pupils were so dilated). the sky was somehow a part of me at these moments and a few times while i was looking at it it turned into this prismatic image, as if i were seeing it through a kaleidoscope. looking up at the sky and down at the trees, grass and city, and taking each breath with my entire body (or so i felt), there also seemed like there was a spirit around me. i was at one with nature and it was the most amazing thing i had ever experienced. i was also sucking on a lollipop and i imagined i had the earth in my mouth. i also giggled a lot for no apparent reason except the sheer beauty of the experience.
we rode further up the mountain and reached the top. the ride itself wasn't bad at all for me, as i imagined once again that i was breathing with my whole body. when we reached the top, we came to this mossy, grassy forest and another hill overlooking more trees and city. we spent time at both the hill and the forest, most of the time just sitting there and giggling. my face hurt from laughing so much. i had a few thoughts running through my head all day: 'it's complicated, but it works'. this made sense in every aspect of what i was doing somehow. we watched these yuppies play frisbee and observed how 'painfully sober' they looked. i felt really sorry for them for not experiencing what i was.
i remember feeling like every movement i made was affecting the work around me, like if i shifted my body, something else moved at exactly that moment. i looked around and thought about the evolution of the plants around me and how similar we were to one another. we had just evolved differently becuase of our environment. this experience made me cry a few times because of the sheer beauty and awe of everything i was thinking and experiencing around me. hugging my friends made me cry as well because of the intense love i felt for all of them and how well we all fit together.
after 5 or so hours on the mountain (which felt like a whole day), we rode down the huge mountain and back to my friend's house. by this time i was talking more frequently and feeling slightly less tripped out. we got inside and i had to meet my mom for dinner, which i was then VERY NERVOUS about. i took the bus into the suburbs and tried to think as soberly as possible. we met for dinner with my brother and it went fine as i realized how caught up in their own worlds they were and how much i was in mine, which was FINE by me at this point. the food i had looked really good but i felt extremely full (even though i hadn't eaten all day) and ate a few bites. my mom and i had a talk about responsibility in life and this made me cry. this was actually a really nice bonding experience i wouldn't have had if not on acid.
4 or so hours later, after dinner, i went back to the same friend's house and got there to find a huge party going on. there must have been 10 bottles of champagne going around, chill, trippy music playing in the background and bongs being passed everywhere. everyone there had been just drinking and smoking weed. i took another tab when i got there around 1130 PM and drank a glass or so of wine and had a few hits of weed and hookah. everyone was dancing and grinding on each other and i felt comfortable joining. then somehow people started kissing and touching one another (mainly girls with girls) and this looked like fun to me.
within 20 minutes, clothing started coming off and i started tripping again on my 3rd tab. i had sex with a guy friend of mine there from brazil with everyone else around, getting naked, having sex, going down on one another. he went down on me and while i could feel it, i was more focused on the energies being exchanged between us. i giggled and enjoyed it and made out with a few other boys and girls over the course of the next couple hours. then eventually a few girls and i met in a separate room just to smoke weed and chill.
we then went for a bike ride in the rain (which didn't feel cold at all, even though it was) and i felt so free and happy to be riding. we arrived at a dock by the willamette river and watched the tides flow all around us. this was an amazing thing to witness. the continuity and fluidity was inspiring and gorgeous. there was nothing like it.
eventually my friend and i split from the group and sat on a pier and talked about life together while smoking a bowl. we hugged and laughed together and then when it got too cold, went back and to sleep.
i found it incredibly hard to stop staring at the tapestry on the ceiling and fall asleep, and i think i slept a total of an hour that night. i woke up the next day and proceeded to sleep all day, my body and mind extremely worn out and tired from my experience. however, the bliss i had felt all day carried over into my dazed state the next two days and, 2 nights later now, i still feel extremely happy about my amazingly wonderful trip. there was nothing that could have made my first trip any better. it was sheer perfection.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


I will be exploring classes in Ruby. When we create a class, we are essentially creating an object with a set of creatable methods that can be initiated with the class object. To a newbie, this may seem a little confusing so lets use a real life example to help put context to this.
An example of this would be if we created a phone class. We would do this by calling “class Phone”. The phone needs to be capitalized so ruby understands it as a class. So now we have created the class, now what? Well from here, we can create actions, or methods, that the phone can do. Let’s say our phone is off. We will want to create a method that turns it on of course! We would do this by calling “def turn_on” for example. What def means is define, as in define the object “turn_on”.
As it stands right now we have a phone class and a method to turn it on. Combined it looks like so:
Class Phone def turn_on @turn_on = turn_on “phone is now on!” end end
We will of course want to write in the commands for turning our phone on, but we are keeping it simple for now. As it stands, we can now turn our phone on. Lets go ahead and do that with by creating a new phone and calling the on object. We do this like so:
newphone = Phone.new Puts newphone.turn_on ==> “phone is now on!”
As you can see, I created a new phone by calling the phone class on my newphone. I had to make sure ruby knows that my new phone belongs to the Phone class, and that was done with the “=”. I then turned my newphone on with the turn_on object, which output the expected result. I was able to call this turn_on object directly because as mentioned, the newphone knows how to respond to the method call since it now belongs to the Phone class.
We want to use classes in programming when we have more complicated actions, or if we want or class to perform many functions, that is. A class is a great way of keeping all the objects that can be called neatly packaged. If we have more objects, like lets say “ring” we can call this with phone.ring. A class makes an object know where to point to when looking for what to do.
I hope this helps you understand more about classes and how they manipulate objects. To summarize, we create classes when we want to create objects that function explicitly on that class. A class keeps its objects organized.


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Flow.js
A STATIC TYPE CHECKER FOR JAVASCRIPT
Flow is a static code analyzer and a set of syntax constructs for directly specifying the type of a variable.
Getting Started:
Flow is a static type checker for your JavaScript code.
It does a lot of work to make you more productive. Making
you code faster, smarter, more confidently, and to a bigger scale.
Flow is able to calculate the type of a variable without making any changes to the code (unlike TypeScript), which allows you to start using it now in any project. It is also possible to independently specify types in the TypeScript style, that provides more control to the developers./n
In this presentation, I’ll introduce you Flow and main features. We’ll look at how to set up it, how to add type annotations to your code, and how to automatically strip out those annotations when running the code.
Usage
How to start using Flow
Initialize your project with:
flow init
Start the Flow background process with flow.
flow status
Determine which files Flow will monitor with
// @flow
Write Flow code for your project.
Check your code for type errors.
flow
A configuration file named .flowconfig must be present at the root of the project folder.
We can create an empty config file by running the command:
npm run flow init
// -> Run the Flow Background Process
The core benefit Flow is its ability to quickly check your code for errors. Once you have enabled your project for Flow,
you can start the process that allows Flow to check your code incrementally and with great speed.
// flow status //
This command first starts a background process that will check all Flow files for errors.
The background process continues running, monitoring changes to your code and checking those
changes incrementally for errors.
// -> Prepare Your Code for Flow
The Flow background process monitors all Flow files. However, how does it know which files
should be checked? Placing the // @flow anotation before any code in a JavaScript
file.
// @flow //
This flag is a normal JavaScript comment annotated with @flow. The Flow background
process gathers all the files with this flag and uses the type information available from all of
these files to ensure consistency and error free programming.
// -> Write Flow Code
Now that all the setup and initialization is complete, you are ready to write actual Flow code.
For each file that you have flagged with // @flow, now you have the full power of Flow
and its type-checking available to you.
// -> Check Your Code
The great thing about Flow is that you can get near real-time feedback on the state of your code.
At any point that you want to check for errors, just run command:
// flow //
The first time this is run, the Flow background process will be spawned and all of your Flow files
will be checked. Then, as you continue to iterate on your project, the background process
will continuously monitor your code such that when you run flow again.
Type Inference
Type checking can be done in two ways:
Generally, type checking can be done in two ways:
Strict indication of the type of a variable
(with a change directly into the code)
// @flow
function square(n: number): number {
return n * n;
}
square("2"); // Error!
Via annotations: We specify the types we expect as part of the code, and the type checker evaluates
the code based on those expectations
// With annotations, we have to write some extra code which is only useful during development and
is stripped off from the final JavaScript build that will be loaded by the browser. This requires
a bit of extra work upfront to make the code checkable by adding those extra type annotations.
Checking without using annotations (with annotated comment)
// @flow
function square(n) {
return n * n; // Error!
}
square("2");
- Via code inference: The tool is smart enough to infer the expected types by looking at the context in
which variables are used and checks the code based on that
// In the second case, the code is already ready for being tested without any modification,
hence minimizing the programmer’s effort. It doesn’t force you to change how you code as it
automatically deduces the data type of the expressions. This is known as type inference and is one of the most
important features of Flow.
Nullable Types
Flow treats null in a different way compared to other type systems. It doesn’t ignore null,
it prevents errors that may crash the application where null is passed instead of some other valid types.
Flow will throw an error:
/*@flow*/
function stringLength (str) {
return str.length;
}
var length = stringLength(null);
To fix this shown below:
/*@flow*/
function stringLength (str) {
if (str !== null) {
return str.length;
}
return 0;
}
var length = stringLength(null);
Consider the following code:
In the above case, Flow will throw an error. To fix this,
we’ll have to handle null separately as shown below:
// -> press next;
We introduce a check for null to ensure that the code works correctly in all cases.
Flow will consider this last snippet as a valid code.
Type Annotations
Type inference is one of the best features of Flow, as we can get useful feedback without
having to write type annotations. However, in some cases, adding annotations to the code is necessary
to provide better checking.
Consider the following:
/*@flow*/
function foo(x, y){
return x + y;
}
foo('Hello', 42);
Flow won’t find any errors in the above code because the + (plus) operator can be used on strings
and numbers, and we didn’t specify that the parameters of add() must be numbers.
Type annotations to the above code, it becomes as reported below:
/*@flow*/
function foo(x : number, y : number) : number {
return x + y;
}
foo('Hello', 42);
The error shown on the terminal:
index.js:7
7: foo('Hello', 42);
^^^^^^^ string. This type is incompatible with the expected param type of
3: function foo(x : number, y : number) : number{
^^^^^^ number
In this case, we can use type annotations to specify the desired behavior. Type annotations are prefixed
with a : (colon) and can be placed on function parameters, return types, and variable declarations.
If we add type annotations to the above code, it becomes as reported below
Functions
/*@flow*/
/*--------- Type annotating a function --------*/
function add(x : number, y : number) : number {
return x + y;
}
add(3, 4);
Code shows the annotation of a variable and a function. The arguments of the add() function,
as well as the value returned, are expected to be numbers. If we pass any other data type, Flow will throw an error.
Arrays
/*-------- Type annotating an array ----------*/
var foo : Array = [1,2,3];
Array annotations are in the form of Array where T denotes the data type of individual elements of the array.
In the above code, foo is an array whose elements should be numbers.
Classes
/*-------- Type annotating a Class ---------*/
class Bar{
x:string; // x should be string
y:string | number; // y can be either a string or a number
constructor(x,y){
this.x=x;
this.y=y;
}
}
var bar1 : Bar = new Bar("hello",4);
An example schema of class. The only aspect to keep in mind is that we can perform an OR operation among
two types using the | symbol. The variable bar1 is annotated with respect to the schema of the Bar class.
Object literals
/*--------- Type annonating an object ---------*/
var obj : {a : string, b : number, c: Array, d : Bar} = {
a : "hello",
b : 42,
c : ["hello", "world"],
d : new Bar("hello",3)
}
We can annotate object literals in a similar way to classes, specifying the types of
the object’s properties.
Library Definitions
/* @flow */
var users = [
{ name: 'John', designation: 'developer' },
{ name: 'Doe', designation: 'designer' }
];
function getDeveloper() {
return _.findWhere(users, {designation: 'developer'});
}
This code will give the following error:
interfaces/app.js:9
9: return _.findWhere(users, {designation: 'developer'});
^ identifier `_`. Could not resolve name
We often face situations where we have to use methods from third-party libraries in our code.
Flow will throw an error in this case but, usually, we don’t want to see those errors as they
will distract from checking our own code.
// Thankfully, we don’t need to touch the library code to prevent these errors. Instead, we can
create a library definition (libdef). A libdef is just a fancy term for a JavaScript file that
contains declarations of the functions or the methods provided by the third-party code.
Let’s see an example:
// The error is generated because Flow doesn’t know anything about the _ variable.
To fix this issue we need to bring in a libdef for Underscore.
Stripping the Type Annotations
install flow-remove-types as a project dependency:
npm install --save-dev flow-remove-types
add another script entry to our package.json file:
"scripts": {
"flow": "flow",
"build": "flow-remove-types src/ -D dest/",
}
As type annotations are not valid JavaScript syntax, we need to strip them from the code before executing it in the browser.
This can be done using the flow-remove-types tool or as a Babel preset. We’ll only discuss the first method.
// npm install --save-dev flow-remove-types //
we can add another script entry to our package.json file:
This command will strip all the type annotations from the files present in the src folder and store
the compiled version in the dist folder. The compiled files can be loaded on the browser just like
any other JavaScript file.
Conclusions
We discussed the various type checking features of Flow and how they can help us catch errors and improve
the quality of our code. We also saw how Flow makes it very easy to get started,
and doing type inference so we can start getting useful feedback without having to add annotations throughout our code.