Namespace V5
Top namespace. Why named as V5, we salute the V8 project.
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Defined in: V5.js.
| Constructor Attributes | Constructor Name and Description |
|---|---|
|
The Framework's top object.
|
| Field Attributes | Field Name and Description |
|---|---|
| <private> <static> |
V5._pageCache
Cache the page html.
|
| <static> |
V5.columnModes
Predefined viewport's state.
|
| <static> |
V5.columns
Predefined view columns.
|
| <static> |
V5.hashHistory
History implementation.
|
| <static> |
V5.hashMap
Store hash and keep in session storage.
|
| <static> |
V5.langCode
Local code.
|
| <static> |
V5.mode
Gets the V5 mode, detects the V5 runing in which devices.
|
| <static> |
V5.templateMode
templateMode, optimized or normal.
|
| <static> |
V5.viewport
Default viewport reference.
|
| Method Attributes | Method Name and Description |
|---|---|
| <private> <static> |
V5.displayView(hash, effectColumn, args, viewport)
Display view in view column.
|
| <static> |
V5.fetchL10N(viewName, callback)
Gets localization resources by view name.
|
| <static> |
V5.getTemplate(name, callback)
Fetch the template file.
|
| <static> |
V5.getView(viewName, enableL10N, callback)
Gets View from cache or server.
|
| <static> |
V5.init()
Startups V5 framework.
|
| <static> |
V5.initView()
Initializes views when first time visit.
|
| <static> |
V5.localize(template, resources)
|
| <static> |
V5.postMessage(hash, event, data)
|
| <static> |
V5.ready(callback)
Lets callback execute at a safely moment.
|
| <static> |
V5.registerModule(moduleId, module)
Register a common module.
|
| <static> |
V5.registerPage(name, The)
Register a page to V5.
|
| <static> |
V5.restoreViews()
Restores views from session storage.
|
| <static> |
V5.setOrientation()
Handle orient change events.
|
| <static> |
V5.View(node)
A factory method to generate View object.
|
Namespace Detail
V5
The Framework's top object. all components will be register under it.
- Requires:
- Underscore, jQuery/Zepto.
Field Detail
<private> <static>
V5._pageCache
Cache the page html.
<static>
V5.columnModes
Predefined viewport's state.
<static>
V5.columns
Predefined view columns.
<static>
V5.hashHistory
History implementation. Stores history actions.
<static>
V5.hashMap
Store hash and keep in session storage.
<static>
V5.langCode
Local code.
<static>
V5.mode
Gets the V5 mode, detects the V5 runing in which devices.
There are two modes current, phone or tablet.
<static>
V5.templateMode
templateMode, optimized or normal.
<static>
V5.viewport
Default viewport reference. Viewport could contains many view columns, it's detected by mode.
Method Detail
<private> <static>
V5.displayView(hash, effectColumn, args, viewport)
Display view in view column.
- Parameters:
- {string} hash
- View hash, view name.
- {number} effectColumn
- View column's index.
- {array} args
- Parameters of view.
- {object} viewport
- Which viewport, if don't set, will use default viewport.
<static>
V5.fetchL10N(viewName, callback)
Gets localization resources by view name.
- Parameters:
- {string} viewName
- View name
- {function} callback
- Callback that will be invoked when sources is got.
<static>
V5.getTemplate(name, callback)
Fetch the template file.
- Parameters:
- name
- callback
<static>
V5.getView(viewName, enableL10N, callback)
Gets View from cache or server. If the view file come from server,
the callback will be executed async, and cache it.
- Parameters:
- {string} viewName
- View name.
- {boolean} enableL10N
- Flag whether this view's localization enabled. If true, will generate view with localization resources.
- {function} callback
- Callback function, will be called after got the view from cache or server.
<static>
V5.init()
Startups V5 framework.
<static>
V5.initView()
Initializes views when first time visit.
<static>
V5.localize(template, resources)
- Parameters:
- {string} template
- template string.
- {object} resources
- resources object.
- Returns:
- rendered html string.
<static>
V5.postMessage(hash, event, data)
- Parameters:
- hash
- event
- data
<static>
V5.ready(callback)
Lets callback execute at a safely moment.
- Parameters:
- {function} callback
- The callback method that will execute when document is ready.
<static>
V5.registerModule(moduleId, module)
Register a common module.
- Parameters:
- moduleId
- module
<static>
V5.registerPage(name, The)
Register a page to V5.
- Parameters:
- {string} name
- Page id, used as key, V5 framework find page element by this name
- {function} The
- module object.
<static>
V5.restoreViews()
Restores views from session storage.
<static>
V5.setOrientation()
Handle orient change events.
<static>
{View}
V5.View(node)
A factory method to generate View object. Packaged on Backbone.View.
- Parameters:
- {node} node
- a $(Zepto/jQuery) element node.
- Returns:
- {View} View object, based on Backbone.View.


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public interface ScanSchemaTracker
The scan operator output schema can be defined or dynamic.
With a defined schema, the reader is given a fully-defined schema and
its job is to produce vectors that match the given schema. (The details
are handled by the ResultSetLoader
.)
At present, since the planner does not actually provide a defined schema, we support it in this class, and verify that the defined schema, if provided, exactly matches the names in the project list in the same order.
LATE
, which basically means
"a type to be named later" by the reader.
With a provided schema, the project list defines the output schema. If the provided schema provides projected columns, then the provided schema for those columns flow to the output schema, just as for a defined schema. Similarly, the reader is given a defined schema for those columns.
Where a provided schema differs is that the project list can include columns not in the provided schema, such columns act like the dynamic case: the reader defines the column type.
>SELECT *
: Project all data source columns, whatever they happen
to be. Create columns using names from the data source. The data source
also determines the order of columns within the row.>SELECT a, b, c, ...
: Project a specific set of columns, identified by
case-insensitive name. The output row uses the names from the SELECT list,
but types from the data source. Columns appear in the row in the order
specified by the SELECT
.>SELECT COUNT(*)
type queries. The provided projection list contains no (table) columns, though
it may contain metadata columns.>columns
, or optionally
specific members of the >columns
array such as >columns[1]
.
(Supported only by specific readers.)>fqn
, >filename
, >filepath
and >suffix
. These reference
parts of the name of the file being scanned.>dir0
, >dir1
, ...: These reference
parts of the path name of the file.COUNT(*)
: we need only a count of columns, but none
of the values. Implementation of the count is left to the specific reader
as some can optimize this case. The output schema may include a single
dummy column. In this case, the first batch defines the schema expected
from all subsequent readers and batches.
If the reader can produce only one type for each column, then the provided or defined schema should already specify that type, and the reader can simply ignore the reader input schema. (This feature allows this scheme to be compatible with older readers.)
However, if the reader can convert a column to multiple types, then the
reader should use the reader input schema to choose a type. If the input
schema is dynamic (type is LATE
), then the reader chooses the
column type and should chose the "most natural" type.
The result is the reader output schema: a subset of the reader
input schema in which each included column has a concrete type. (The
reader may have provided extra columns. In this case, the
ResultSetLoader
will have ignored those columns, providing a
dummy column writer, and omitting non-projected columns from the reader
output schema.)
The reader output schema is provided to this class which resolves any dynamic columns to the concrete type provided by the reader. If the column was already resolved, this class ensures that the reader's column type matches the resolved type to prevent column type changes.
*
) in the
planner. When using a dynamic schema, Drill resolves the wildcard at
run time. In this case, the reader input schema is empty and the reader
defines the entire set of columns: names and types. This class then
replaces the wildcard with the columns from the reader.
nullable INT
historically used.) If the mode is
nullable, the column is filled with nulls. If non-nullable, the column
is filled with a default value. All of this work happens outside of
this class.
The missing column handler defined its own output schema which is resolved by this class identical to how the reader schema is resolved. The result is that all columns are now resolved to a concrete type.
Missing columns may be needed even for a wildcard if a first reader discovered 3 columns, say, but a later reader encounters only two of them.
This rule works file for an explicit project list. However, if the
project list is dynamic, and contains a wildcard, then the reader
defines the output schema. What happens if a reader adds columns
(or a second or later reader discovers new columns)? Traditionally,
Drill simply adds those columns and sends a OK_NEW_SCHEMA
(schema change) downstream for other operators to deal with.
This class supports the traditional approach as an option. This class also supports a more rational, strict rule: the schema is fixed after the first batch. That is, the first batch defines a schema commit point after which the scan agrees not to change the schema. In this scenario, the first batch defines a schema (and project list) given to all subsequent readers. Any new columns are ignored (with a warning in the log.)
Either way, the result is a schema which describes the actual vectors sent downstream.
ResultSetLoader
to specify which
columns to project to vectors, and which to satisfy with a dummy column
reader.ResultSetLoader
provides the reader output
schema.m.a
. The
column state classes provide a map class. However, the projection notation
is ambiguous: m.a
could be a map `m`
with a child column
'a'
. Or, it could be a DICT
with a {code VARCHAR} key.
To handle this, if we only have the project list, we use an unresolved
column state, even if the projection itself has internal structure. We
use a projection-based filter in the ResultSetLoader
to handle
the ambiguity. The projection filter, when presented with the reader's
choice for column type, will check if that type is consistent with projection.
If so, the reader will later present the reader output schema which we
use to resolve the projection-only unresolved column to a map column.
(Or, if the column turns out to be a DICT
, to a simple unresolved
column.)
If the scan contains a second reader, then the second reader is given a
stricter form of projection filter: one based on the actual MAP
(or DICT
) column.
If a defined or provided schema is available, then the schema tracker does have sufficient information to resolve the column directly to a map column, and the first reader will have the strict projection filter.
A user can project a map column which does not actually exist (or, at least, is not known to the first reader.) In that case, the missing column logic applies, but within the map. As a result, a second reader may encounter a type conflict if it discovers the previously-missing column, and finds that the default type conflicts with the real type.
ImplicitColumnExplorer}, the class from which this class
evolved
| Modifier and Type | Interface and Description |
|---|---|
static class |
ScanSchemaTracker.ProjectionType |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
applyEarlyReaderSchema(TupleMetadata readerSchema)
If a reader can define a schema before reading data, apply that
schema to the scan schema.
|
TupleMetadata |
applyImplicitCols()
Indicate that implicit column parsing is complete.
|
void |
applyReaderSchema(TupleMetadata readerOutputSchema,
CustomErrorContext errorContext)
Once a reader has read a batch, the reader will have provided a type
for each projected column which the reader knows about.
|
ProjectedColumn |
columnProjection(String colName)
Return the projection for a column, if any.
|
CustomErrorContext |
errorContext()
The scan-level error context used for errors which may occur before the
first reader starts.
|
void |
expandImplicitCol(ColumnMetadata resolved,
ImplicitColumnMarker marker)
Drill defines a wildcard to expand not just reader columns, but also
partition columns.
|
MutableTupleSchema |
internalSchema()
Returns the internal scan schema.
|
boolean |
isResolved()
Is the scan schema resolved? The schema is resolved depending on the
complex lifecycle explained in the class comment.
|
TupleMetadata |
missingColumns(TupleMetadata readerOutputSchema)
Identifies the missing columns given a reader output schema.
|
TupleMetadata |
outputSchema()
Returns the scan output schema which is a somewhat complicated
computation that depends on the projection type.
|
ProjectionFilter |
projectionFilter(CustomErrorContext errorContext)
A reader is responsible for reading columns in the reader input schema.
|
ScanSchemaTracker.ProjectionType |
projectionType() |
TupleMetadata |
readerInputSchema()
The schema which the reader should produce.
|
void |
resolveMissingCols(TupleMetadata missingCols)
The missing column handler obtains the list of missing columns from
#missingColumns() . |
int |
schemaVersion()
Gives the output schema version which will start at some arbitrary
positive number.
|
ScanSchemaTracker.ProjectionType projectionType()
ProjectedColumn columnProjection(String colName)
boolean isResolved()
The schema will be fully resolved after the first batch of data arrives from a reader (since the reader lifecycle will then fill in any missing columns.) The schema may be resolved sooner (such as if a strict provided schema, or an early reader schema is available and there are no missing columns.)
outputSchema()
is available, false
if the schema
contains one or more dynamic columns which are not yet resolved.int schemaVersion()
If schema change is allowed, the schema version allows detecting schema changes as the scan schema moves from one resolved state to the next. Each schema will have a unique, increasing version number. A schema change has occurred if the version is newer than the previous output schema version.
void expandImplicitCol(ColumnMetadata resolved, ImplicitColumnMarker marker)
#isProjectAll()
), the handler
then determines which partition columns are needed and calls this
method to add each one.TupleMetadata applyImplicitCols()
void applyEarlyReaderSchema(TupleMetadata readerSchema)
TupleMetadata readerInputSchema()
#isProjectAll()
is true
),
the reader may produce additional columns beyond those in the the
reader input schema. However, for any batch, the reader, plus the
missing columns handler, must produce all columns in the reader input
schema.
Formally:
reader input schema = output schema - implicit col schema
TupleMetadata missingColumns(TupleMetadata readerOutputSchema)
Formally:
missing cols = reader input schema - reader output schema
The reader output schema can contain extra, newly discovered columns. Those are ignored when computing missing columns. Thus, the subtraction is set subtraction: remove columns common to the two sets.
TupleMetadata outputSchema()
For a wildcard schema:
output schema = implicit cols U reader output schema
For an explicit projection:
output schema = projection list
Where the projection list is augmented by types from the
provided schema, implicit columns or readers.
A defined schema is the output schema, so:
output schema = defined schema
ProjectionFilter projectionFilter(CustomErrorContext errorContext)
ResultSetLoader
to determine which columns should be projected,
allowing the reader to be blissfully ignorant of which columns are needed.
The result set loader provides a dummy reader for unprojected columns.
(A reader can, via the result set loader, find if a column is projected if
doing so helps reader efficiency.)
The projection filter is the first line of defense for schema conflicts.
The {code ResultSetLoader} will query the filter with a full column
schema. If that schema conflicts with the scan schema for that column,
this method will raise a UserException
, which typically indicates
a programming error, or a very odd data source in which a column changes
types between batches.
errorContext
- the reader-specific error context to use if
errors are foundvoid applyReaderSchema(TupleMetadata readerOutputSchema, CustomErrorContext errorContext)
The process can raise an exception if the reader projects a column that
it shouldn't (which is not actually possible because of the way the
ResultSetLoader
works.) An error can also occur if the reader
provides a type different than that already defined in the scan schema
by a defined schema, a provided schema, or a previous reader in the same
scan. In such cases, the reader is expected to have converted its input
type to the specified type, which was presumably selected because the
reader is capable of the required conversion.
readerOutputSchema
- the actual schema produced by a reader when
reading a record batcherrorContext
- the reader-specific error context to use if
errors are foundvoid resolveMissingCols(TupleMetadata missingCols)
#missingColumns()
. Depending on the scan lifecycle, some of the
columns may have a type, others may be dynamic. The missing column handler
chooses a type for any dynamic columns, then calls this method to tell
the scan schema tracker the now-resolved column type.
Note: a goal of the provided/defined schema system is to avoid the need to guess types for missing columns since doing so quite often leads to problems further downstream in the query. Ideally, the type of missing columns will be known (via the provided or defined schema) to avoid such conflicts.
CustomErrorContext errorContext()
MutableTupleSchema internalSchema()
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The validators can be used to parse strings into Date and Time objects as well as restrict an attribute based on other dates or times.
class Person < ActiveRecord::Base validates_date :date_of_birth validates_time :time_of_birth validates_date_time :date_and_time_of_birth end
Use :allow_nil to allow the value to be blank.
class Person < ActiveRecord::Base validates_date :date_of_birth, :allow_nil => true end
script/plugin install http://svn.viney.net.nz/things/rails/plugins/validates_date_time
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Time format examples:
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| Document Name: | RFC 7049 |
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| Document URI: |
urn:ietf:rfc:7049
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| Online Version: |
https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/rfc7049
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| Organization: | Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) |
| Series: | Request for Comments (RFC) |
| Abstract: | The Concise Binary Object Representation (CBOR) is a data format whose design goals include the possibility of extremely small code size, fairly small message size, and extensibility without the need for version negotiation. These design goals make it different from earlier binary serializations such as ASN.1 and MessagePack. |
application/cbor
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These are examples for readmore.js, a bit of plain old JavaScript which allows the user to click a "...read more" link to reveal more content. And then they can click "read less" to hide the content again.
The code and a README are at https://github.com/fpassow/readmore


é·tude
– noun
1. “A short musical composition, typically for one instrument, designed as an exercise to improve the technique or demonstrate the skill of the player.”
This is a personal project of mine wherein I will create a new script/program for every day of the year. Any theme, concept or functionality, but something new, every day.
All non external-library code released under Apache v2 license. See repo and license for details. Third-party libraries have different licenses, please see them for details.


His eyes, the color of spun gold,
Burn into mine with an inner fury.
It pours off of him in waves of heat,
As the shouts and commotion interrupt his peace.
I watch as his tightly coiled muscles,
Glide beneath his glistening skin as he paces.
Left, one, two, three, paces.
Right, one, two, three, paces.
And left again.
There is no rest for him
While it is daylight.
He will be here all day.
Paceing
Trying to contain his fury.
There is no peace for him,
Until the last tourist is gone,
The gates close,
The lock clicks into place,
The lights go out one by one,
Then, only then,
Will he find peace,


Images
In the Bonus section we provide you
with cool effects and animations on different elements.
First up Images!!
Image Filters
Add visual effects like blur and contrast on images.
Greyscale
To apply greyscale filter use img-grey
class.

Inverted
To apply invert filter use img-invert
class.

Blur
To apply blur effect use "img-blur-{scale}" class.
Here scale represents the scale at which you want to blur the image.
The scale of blur ranges from 1
to 5
.
Example : img-blur-1
,img-blur-2
upto img-grey-5
.

Contrast
To apply the contrast effect use "img-contrast-{scale}"
class.
The scale of contrast ranges from 25
to 100
.
Constrast keeps increasing with "img-contrast-25"
...
"img-contrast-50"
... "img-contrast-75"
and at
last... "img-contrast-100"
.

Saturated
To apply the saturation effect use "img-saturate-{scale}"
class.
The scale of saturation ranges from 1
to 5
.
Saturation keeps increasing with "img-saturate-1"
... "img-saturate-2"
... "img-saturate-3"
... "img-saturate-4"
and at last... "img-saturate-5"
.

Image overlay animation
Add hover animations on images.
Fade animation
Hover on the image below to see the overlay animation.

Text here

zoom animation
Hover on the image below to see the overlay animation.

Text here

Flip animation
Hover on the image given below to see the flip animation.

3-D Flip animation
Hover on the image given below to see the 3-D flip animation.

Hello

Enter text here.


There may be a situation, when you need to execute a block of code several number of times. In general statements are executed sequentially: The first statement in a function is executed first, followed by the second, and so on.
Programming languages provide various control structures that allow for more complicated execution paths.
A loop statement allows us to execute a statement or group of statements multiple times and following is the general from of a loop statement in most of the programming languages:
C++ programming language provides the following types of loop to handle looping requirements. Click the following links to check their detail.
| Loop Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Repeats a statement or group of statements while a given condition is true. It tests the condition before executing the loop body. | |
| Execute a sequence of statements multiple times and abbreviates the code that manages the loop variable. | |
| Like a while statement, except that it tests the condition at the end of the loop body | |
| You can use one or more loop inside any another while, for or do..while loop. |
Loop control statements change execution from its normal sequence. When execution leaves a scope, all automatic objects that were created in that scope are destroyed.
C++ supports the following control statements. Click the following links to check their detail.
| Control Statement | Description |
|---|---|
| Terminates the loop or switch statement and transfers execution to the statement immediately following the loop or switch. | |
| Causes the loop to skip the remainder of its body and immediately retest its condition prior to reiterating. | |
| Transfers control to the labeled statement. Though it is not advised to use goto statement in your program. |
A loop becomes infinite loop if a condition never becomes false. The for loop is traditionally used for this purpose. Since none of the three expressions that form the for loop are required, you can make an endless loop by leaving the conditional expression empty.
#include <iostream> using namespace std; int main () { for( ; ; ) { printf("This loop will run forever.\n"); } return 0; }
When the conditional expression is absent, it is assumed to be true. You may have an initialization and increment expression, but C++ programmers more commonly use the for(;;) construct to signify an infinite loop.
NOTE: You can terminate an infinite loop by pressing Ctrl + C keys.


Linear chained hashtable. More...
Go to the source code of this file.
Data Structures | |
| struct | tommy_hashlin_struct |
| Hashtable container type. More... | |
Typedefs | |
| typedef tommy_node | tommy_hashlin_node |
| Hashtable node. | |
| typedef struct tommy_hashlin_struct | tommy_hashlin |
| Hashtable container type. | |
Functions | |
| void | tommy_hashlin_init (tommy_hashlin *hashlin) |
| Initializes the hashtable. | |
| void | tommy_hashlin_done (tommy_hashlin *hashlin) |
| Deinitializes the hashtable. | |
| void | tommy_hashlin_insert (tommy_hashlin *hashlin, tommy_hashlin_node *node, void *data, tommy_hash_t hash) |
| Inserts an element in the hashtable. | |
| void * | tommy_hashlin_remove (tommy_hashlin *hashlin, tommy_search_func *cmp, const void *cmp_arg, tommy_hash_t hash) |
| Searches and removes an element from the hashtable. | |
| tommy_hashlin_node * | tommy_hashlin_bucket (tommy_hashlin *hashlin, tommy_hash_t hash) |
| Gets the bucket of the specified hash. | |
| void * | tommy_hashlin_search (tommy_hashlin *hashlin, tommy_search_func *cmp, const void *cmp_arg, tommy_hash_t hash) |
| Searches an element in the hashtable. | |
| void * | tommy_hashlin_remove_existing (tommy_hashlin *hashlin, tommy_hashlin_node *node) |
| Removes an element from the hashtable. | |
| void | tommy_hashlin_foreach (tommy_hashlin *hashlin, tommy_foreach_func *func) |
| Calls the specified function for each element in the hashtable. | |
| void | tommy_hashlin_foreach_arg (tommy_hashlin *hashlin, tommy_foreach_arg_func *func, void *arg) |
| Calls the specified function with an argument for each element in the hashtable. | |
| tommy_count_t | tommy_hashlin_count (tommy_hashlin *hashlin) |
| Gets the number of elements. | |
| tommy_size_t | tommy_hashlin_memory_usage (tommy_hashlin *hashlin) |
| Gets the size of allocated memory. |
Linear chained hashtable.
This hashtable resizes dynamically and progressively using a variation of the linear hashing algorithm described in http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linear_hashing
It starts with the minimal size of 16 buckets, it doubles the size then it reaches a load factor greater than 0.5 and it halves the size with a load factor lower than 0.125.
The progressive resize is good for real-time and interactive applications as it makes insert and delete operations taking always the same time.
For resizing it's used a dynamic array that supports access to not contigous segments. In this way we only allocate additional table segments on the heap, without freeing the previous table, and then not increasing the heap fragmentation.
The resize takes place inside tommy_hashlin_insert() and tommy_hashlin_remove(). No resize is done in the tommy_hashlin_search() operation.
To initialize the hashtable you have to call tommy_hashlin_init().
tommy_hashslin hashlin; tommy_hashlin_init(&hashlin);
To insert elements in the hashtable you have to call tommy_hashlin_insert() for each element. In the insertion call you have to specify the address of the node, the address of the object, and the hash value of the key to use. The address of the object is used to initialize the tommy_node::data field of the node, and the hash to initialize the tommy_node::key field.
struct object { tommy_node node; // other fields int value; }; struct object* obj = malloc(sizeof(struct object)); // creates the object obj->value = ...; // initializes the object tommy_hashlin_insert(&hashlin, &obj->node, obj, tommy_inthash_u32(obj->value)); // inserts the object
To find and element in the hashtable you have to call tommy_hashtable_search() providing a comparison function, its argument, and the hash of the key to search.
int compare(const void* arg, const void* obj) { return *(const int*)arg != ((const struct object*)obj)->value; } int value_to_find = 1; struct object* obj = tommy_hashlin_search(&hashlin, compare, &value_to_find, tommy_inthash_u32(value_to_find)); if (!obj) { // not found } else { // found }
To iterate over all the elements in the hashtable with the same key, you have to use tommy_hashlin_bucket() and follow the tommy_node::next pointer until NULL. You have also to check explicitely for the key, as the bucket may contains different keys.
int value_to_find = 1; tommy_node* i = tommy_hashlin_bucket(&hashlin, tommy_inthash_u32(value_to_find)); while (i) { struct object* obj = i->data; // gets the object pointer if (obj->value == value_to_find) { printf("%d\n", obj->value); // process the object } i = i->next; // goes to the next element }
To remove an element from the hashtable you have to call tommy_hashlin_remove() providing a comparison function, its argument, and the hash of the key to search and remove.
struct object* obj = tommy_hashlin_remove(&hashlin, compare, &value_to_remove, tommy_inthash_u32(value_to_remove)); if (obj) { free(obj); // frees the object allocated memory }
To destroy the hashtable you have to remove all the elements, and deinitialize the hashtable calling tommy_hashlin_done().
tommy_hashlin_done(&hashlin);
If you need to iterate over all the elements in the hashtable, you can use tommy_hashlin_foreach() or tommy_hashlin_foreach_arg(). If you need a more precise control with a real iteration, you have to insert all the elements also in a tommy_list, and use the list to iterate. See the Tommy Multi Indexing example for more detail.
| typedef tommy_node tommy_hashlin_node |
Hashtable node.
This is the node that you have to include inside your objects.
| typedef struct tommy_hashlin_struct tommy_hashlin |
Hashtable container type.
| void tommy_hashlin_init | ( | tommy_hashlin * | hashlin | ) |
Initializes the hashtable.
| void tommy_hashlin_done | ( | tommy_hashlin * | hashlin | ) |
Deinitializes the hashtable.
You can call this function with elements still contained, but such elements are not going to be freed by this call.
| void tommy_hashlin_insert | ( | tommy_hashlin * | hashlin, |
| tommy_hashlin_node * | node, | ||
| void * | data, | ||
| tommy_hash_t | hash | ||
| ) |
Inserts an element in the hashtable.
| void* tommy_hashlin_remove | ( | tommy_hashlin * | hashlin, |
| tommy_search_func * | cmp, | ||
| const void * | cmp_arg, | ||
| tommy_hash_t | hash | ||
| ) |
Searches and removes an element from the hashtable.
You have to provide a compare function and the hash of the element you want to remove. If the element is not found, 0 is returned. If more equal elements are present, the first one is removed.
| cmp | Compare function called with cmp_arg as first argument and with the element to compare as a second one. The function should return 0 for equal elements, anything other for different elements. |
| cmp_arg | Compare argument passed as first argument of the compare function. |
| hash | Hash of the element to find and remove. |
| tommy_hashlin_node* tommy_hashlin_bucket | ( | tommy_hashlin * | hashlin, |
| tommy_hash_t | hash | ||
| ) |
Gets the bucket of the specified hash.
The bucket is guaranteed to contain ALL the elements with the specified hash, but it can contain also others. You can access elements in the bucket following the ::next pointer until 0.
| hash | Hash of the element to find. |
| void* tommy_hashlin_search | ( | tommy_hashlin * | hashlin, |
| tommy_search_func * | cmp, | ||
| const void * | cmp_arg, | ||
| tommy_hash_t | hash | ||
| ) |
Searches an element in the hashtable.
You have to provide a compare function and the hash of the element you want to find. If more equal elements are present, the first one is returned.
| cmp | Compare function called with cmp_arg as first argument and with the element to compare as a second one. The function should return 0 for equal elements, anything other for different elements. |
| cmp_arg | Compare argument passed as first argument of the compare function. |
| hash | Hash of the element to find. |
| void* tommy_hashlin_remove_existing | ( | tommy_hashlin * | hashlin, |
| tommy_hashlin_node * | node | ||
| ) |
Removes an element from the hashtable.
You must already have the address of the element to remove.
| void tommy_hashlin_foreach | ( | tommy_hashlin * | hashlin, |
| tommy_foreach_func * | func | ||
| ) |
Calls the specified function for each element in the hashtable.
You can use this function to deallocate all the elements inserted.
tommy_hashlin hashlin; // initializes the hashtable tommy_hashlin_init(&hashlin); ... // creates an object struct object* obj = malloc(sizeof(struct object)); ... // insert it in the hashtable tommy_hashlin_insert(&hashlin, &obj->node, obj, tommy_inthash_u32(obj->value)); ... // deallocates all the objects iterating the hashtable tommy_hashlin_foreach(&hashlin, free); // deallocates the hashtable tommy_hashlin_done(&hashlin);
| void tommy_hashlin_foreach_arg | ( | tommy_hashlin * | hashlin, |
| tommy_foreach_arg_func * | func, | ||
| void * | arg | ||
| ) |
Calls the specified function with an argument for each element in the hashtable.
| tommy_count_t tommy_hashlin_count | ( | tommy_hashlin * | hashlin | ) |
Gets the number of elements.
| tommy_size_t tommy_hashlin_memory_usage | ( | tommy_hashlin * | hashlin | ) |
Gets the size of allocated memory.
It includes the size of the tommy_hashlin_node of the stored elements.


Package idv.cjcat.stardust.threeD.actions
Classes
Accelerate3D
Action3D
Action3DPriority
BillboardOriented
Collide3D
Damping3D
DeathZone3D
Deflect3D
Explode3D
FollowWaypoints3D
Gravity3D
Move3D
MutualAction3D
MutualGravity3D
NormalDrift3D
Oriented3D
RandomDrift3D
Snapshot3D
SnapshotRestore3D
SnapshotRestore3DFlag
Spawn3D
SpeedLimit3D
Spin3D
StardustSpriteUpdate3D
VelocityField3D


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layout: page
title: File API
redirect_from:
- /display/docs/Files+API/
- display/LAS/Last+Modified/
---
Smartling's File API allows you to upload and retrieve files, display a list of recently uploaded files, and check the status of a translation’s progress. All URLs have the following base: https://api.smartling.com/v1 All the following calls require both the apiKey and projectID parameter, which you can find on at Project Settings>API in the Smartling Dashboard. Multiple READ operations can run simultaneously on a single file, but only one WRITE operation can run at a time. Attempting any other operation on a file while a WRITE operation is running will result in an error. Concurrent API requests are limited to 20 per file and 50 per project. Exceeding this limit will result in a MAX_OPERATIONS_LIMIT_EXCEEDED error.
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Resources
Glowworm
A browser-based bilingual (Spanish/English) toolset leveraging cloud infrastructure for interacting with the public LSST data subset, including an interactive 2D viewer featuring: pan, zoom, contrast / brightness / color / filter controls, light curve data, point-of-interest metadata, associated alerts, and time-series display.
Transient Events
A smartphone application that provides alert stream data in a mobile, graphical format. Customizations and object details include: types and brightness, right ascension and declination coordinates, finder chart, and image cutout. The app will initially use events from the Catalina Real Time Survey as precursor data.
Educator Hub
A growing set of standards-based educational materials leveraging LSST data for formal and informal education coupled with professional development training to effectively incorporate the curricula into middle school, high school, and undergraduate classrooms as well as informal science centers and planetariums.
Citizen Projects
Harnessing the collective power of citizen scientists from all over the world, key LSST data analysis challenges will be solved by crowdsourcing the work to thousands of volunteers. Projects may potentially include: detection of asteroids, identifying lensing or tidal streams, and analysis of light curve or alert stream data.
API
A public Application Programming Interface (API) will allow users or apps to subscribe to time-sensitive, customized alerts. This will enable creative and serendipitous uses of the public LSST dataset by independant developers, amateur astronomers, planetarium software companies, and others.
Communications
The LSST EPO and Communications groups work very closely together to ensure information flows between the LSST team, affiliates, scientific stakeholders, reporting agencies, and the media. Project accomplishments are regularly promoted via social media, conferences, events, and established media outlets.
News
Testing the LSST Lifting Platform @Pflow
21 July 2016
PFlow Industries performed a successful setup and test on July 18th of their platform lift, which will be installed in the summit facility to transport the LSST mirrors and camera. The lift platform is pictured with the test load of approximately 140,000 lbs of concrete blocks. As ...
LSST@SPIE 2016
05 July 2016
LSST was well represented at the 2016 SPIE meeting on Astronomical Telescopes & Instrumentation in Edinburgh, Scotland last week with more than 40 LSST-related oral and poster presentations as well as an LSST booth in the exhibition hall. LSST presentations will be made available through ...


We created a system for monitoring environmental conditions of a plant which allows monitoring of its health. The system uses Android and Phidgets to monitor a plant in-situ throughout the day. It provides a novel use for old mobile phones and tablets.


xvinfo(1) xvinfo(1) NAME xvinfo - Print out X-Video extension adaptor information SYNOPSIS xvinfo [-display displayname] DESCRIPTION xvinfo prints out the capabilities of any video adaptors associated with the display that are accessible through the X-Video extension. OPTIONS -display display This argument allows you to specify the server to query; see X(7). -short Output less details, to reduce the amount of text. ENVIRONMENT DISPLAY This variable may be used to specify the server to query. SEE ALSO X(7), xdpyinfo(1), xwininfo(1), xdriinfo(1), glxinfo(1), xprop(1) AUTHORS Mark Vojkovich X Version 11 xvinfo 1.1.1 xvinfo(1)


Lab Docker doc https://github.com/uggla/Labs/blob/master/Docker/README.md
Lab CI repository doc https://github.com/uggla/HelloWorld


Code, V. (2019). Visual Studio Code - Code Editing. Redefined. [online] Code.visualstudio.com. Available at: https://code.visualstudio.com/ [Accessed 17 May 2019]. {Used This as my Code writer plateform throughout the coding and it has all the best tools and needs}
YouTube Music. (n.d.). Retrieved from https://music.youtube.com/{Some Of my Own Music Embeded from this music plateform}
Music for everyone. (n.d.). Retrieved from https://www.spotify.com/{Embeded My Music}
All your favorite music.Best sound quality available. (n.d.). Retrieved from https://tidal.com/{Embeded My Music}
(n.d.). Retrieved from https://www.deezer.com/en/{Embeded My Music}
TuneIn brings you live sports, music, news, podcasts, and internet radio from around the world. Listen to the audio you love on any device and let the moments move you. (n.d.). Retrieved from https://tunein.com/{Embeded My Music}
Slacker, Inc. (n.d.). Slacker Radio Featured. Retrieved from https://www.slacker.com/{Embeded My Music}
Apple Music. (n.d.). Retrieved from https://www.apple.com/apple-music/ {Embeded My Music}
Create Your Stunning Music Website. (n.d.). Retrieved from https://www.wix.com/music/website {Embeded My Music}
TuneCore: Sell Your Music Online - Digital Music Distribution. (n.d.). Retrieved from https://www.tunecore.com/ {Just Mentioned as Publisher}
Youtube was a good help when I was learning Coding from the scratch to build website(Static/Dynamic) So I cant mention all of them Individually for Html Css Js Php although Thanks to whole Youtube Community for making easier to transfer knowledge and skills through the digital medium while maintaining human integrity.In My country Some areas re still unaware of such great digital tools so hope they also dive in to be student to become a Web developer or anything they want.
Become More skillful & Kind with No Fear / No underestimating others regardless who they are, remember Anyone can defeat anyone its just a matter of time and consistency with some knowledge and more action of creativity in my field of musical work.


SUMMARY
We are seeking a detail-oriented, thorough, and organized communications manager to join our growing team. In this position,
you will play a key role in promoting our organization by creating informative content, press releases, and media opportunities to share our organization’s message and products.
Duties and Responsibilities
- Develop and produce high-quality, informative, and interesting press releases, press kits, and related materials
- Ensure all messaging aligns with key business strategies
- Develop content for social media, websites, newsletters, press releases and any other distribution channels
- Create presentations, articles, reports, and information for inside sales use.
- Develop or commission market research as needed
- Brainstorm and collaborate with teams for new ideas and strategies
- Work with PR and Marketing to coordinate budgets, deadlines, objectives, and schedules
- Develop weekly, monthly, quarterly, and annual media activity reports
- Plan, create, and oversee the design, content, and production of marketing materials
- Develop strategies for current and existing products, launches, and promotions
- Identify media and press opportunities
Requirements and Qualifications
- Experience with technologies and best practices for campaigns across multiple platforms
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills
- Strong copywriting and content creation skills
- Ability to multitask and monitor several projects and accounts on a daily basis
- Ability to work well under pressure and manage time effectively
- Ability to take initiative to develop new strategies and outside-the-box ideas for social media.
- Excellent media relations skills
- Ability to work independently or in a team
salary offering
It Depends on Skill level of the Person. It starts from 3LPA to 12LPA


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Microsoft OneWeek 2015 Hackthon: Markdown.MAML
This is PowerShell help system
This is the file that represent it
MAML is xml-based help format for PowerShell modules.
To edit MAML file you use separate program.
PowerShell Command help editor
You found an issue in Microsoft or 3rd party documentation.
What's your options?
If it's Microsoft documentation
- open connect bug
- shoot an email to MVP discussion list
- complain on twitter
If 3rd party
AND has project page
AND open source
THEN you can CONTRIBUTE.
- One more program to install and learn.
- Requires import-export.
- You source control output of the program, not a source code.
- Not simple.
- Not scalable.
If you are the module developer, it's your duty: you have to edit your documentation.
We want to address it
We want simple workflow
with 0 setup
To allow community easily contribute to ANY PowerShell documentation
We defined Markdown schema to author documentation
Markdown is easy to read and edit
It already renders by collaborative services (GitHub.com, VisualStudio.com, BitBucket.com)
and modern text editors (SublimeText, VSCode)
You generate MAML from Markdown as a build-step
You add Markdown to the source control and remove MAML from it
Build reports errors (if any) during Markdown -> MAML transformation
You can edit such documentation on GitHub in minutes, right in the browser
We dramatically simplify documentation story
To make PowerShell comunity more productive and vibrant
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Odysseus is a legendary Greek king of Ithaca and the hero of the poem. Odysseus also plays a key role in Homer's Iliad and other works in that same epic cycle.  He has a wife Penelope and two sons Telemachus and Acusilaus. Odysseus is famous for his intellectual brilliance which helped him in many different situations he needed to face, guile, and versatility. He is also known by the epithet Odysseus the Cunning (cunning intelligence).
In Greek the name was used in various versions.There are two groups of Olyseus (Ὀλυσεύς), Olysseus (Ὀλυσσεύς) or Ōlysseus (Ὠλυσσεύς), and Olyteus (Ὀλυτεύς) or Olytteus (Ὀλυττεύς). In Latin the hero was known as Ulixēs or Ulyssēs. The etymology of the name is unknown. Ancient authors referred the name to the Greek verbs odussomai (ὀδύσσομαι) “to be wroth against, to hate”, to oduromai (ὀδύρομαι) “to lament, bewail”, or even to ollumi (ὄλλυμι) “to perish, to be lost”. In Book 19 of the Odyssey, where Odysseus' early childhood is recounted, Euryclea asks the boy's grandfather Autolycus to name him. Euryclea seems to suggest a name like Polyaretos, "for he has much been prayed for" (πολυάρητος) but Autolycus "apparently in a sardonic mood" decided to give the child another name commemorative of "his own experience in life": "Since I have been angered (ὀδυσσάμενος odyssamenos) with many, both men and women, let the name of the child be Odysseus". Odysseus often receives the patronymic (from his father) epithet Laertiades (Λαερτιάδης), "son of Laërtes". In the Iliad and Odyssey there are several further epithets used to describe Odysseus. It has also been suggested that the name is of non-Greek origin. Robert S. P. Beekes suggested that the name has a Pre-Greek origin.
Odysseus is one of the most influential Greek champions during the Trojan War. Along with Nestor and Idomeneus he is one of the most trusted counsellors and advisors. He played a significant role in the Trojan War, we all remember the story of Trojan Horse. He was Odysseus's idea to build a gigantic horse made of wood and to hide inside its belly the ten of the strongest Achaean soldiers with the porpuse of fool the trojan soldier while they were sleeping after a huge bunquet. The Horse was supposed to be a gift for the Trojans but it turned out to be a trap which made Troy fall.


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IN THE HIGH COURT OF JUDICATURE AT PATNA Criminal Miscellaneous No.26297 of 2018 Arising Out of PS.Case No. -69 Year- 2018 Thana -BARUN District- AURANGABAD ====================================================== Pretam Kumar @ Pritam Kumar S/o Ramanuj Singh R/o Village-Lurpurwa, P.S.-Mohaniyan, District-Kaimur (Bhabhua) (Bihar) .... .... Petitioner Versus The State of Bihar .... .... Opposite Party ====================================================== Appearance : For the Petitioner/s : Mr. Lal Bahadur Singh For the Opposite Party/s : Mr. Kalyan Shankar ====================================================== CORAM: HONOURABLE MR. JUSTICE BIRENDRA KUMAR ORAL ORDER
3 30-05-2018 Heard learned counsel for the petitioner and learned Additional Public Prosecutor for the State.
The petitioner is apprehending his arrest in a case registered for the offences punishable under Sections-379, 420/34 of the Indian Penal Code and Sections- 4/40 of Bihar Minor Mineral Concession Rules, 1972 as well as Section 15 of Prevention of Pollution Act.
Petitioner is owner of one of the tractor out of 29 tractors, which were apprehended as they were indulged in carrying sand by illegal mining. The petitioner has stated on oath that he has got no criminal antecedent.
Considering the nature of allegation, let the petitioner, above named, in the event of his arrest or surrender before the Patna High Court Cr.M isc. No.26297 of 2018 (3) dt.30-05-2018 Page 2 of 2 Court below within a period of thirty days from the date of receipt of the order, be released on bail on furnishing bail bond of Rs. 20,000/- (twenty thousand) with two sureties of the like amount each to the satisfaction of the Court below where the case is pending in connection with Barun P.S. Case No. 69 of 2018 subject to the conditions as laid down under Section 438(2) of the Code of Criminal Procedure as well as condition that the petitioner shall fully cooperate with the investigation/trial of the case, failing which, the court below shall be at liberty to cancel the bail bond of the petitioner.
(Birendra Kumar, J) A.K.V./-
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Technoscope was my first foray into blogging and creating themes for the Ghost platform. I loved working with handlebars and look forward to restarting my blog on this platform. Posts featured my personal writing on various tech languages as I was learning them as well as writing about originality, creativity, and productivity. I wanted to also occasionally post my thoughts on books, podcasts, articles, or software in a separate category to show interest and benefit myself through SEO. Unfortunately, I stopped maintaining this blog so the posts are gone but I could spin up the design on a placeholder server for screenshots.
I split the website up into four tags and two utility pages. The homepage was a limited number of post previews for the latest articles and a read more button to open them. This mimics the common blog style so that users can move around the page as easily as possible. Development, Design, Mind, and Review are the tag categories of writing and each page has a preview of the latest articles for each relevant tag. These pages have pagination instead of infinite scrolling so as to not overwhelm the viewer. The Development and Design pages’ feature writings on web technologies and languages that I use as well as best practice and beginner’s principles. The Mind page featured writings on productivity, originality, creativity, and the learning process. The Review page includes writings about books I read, podcasts I enjoy, other featured blogs or people in the industry to show how interested I am in certain topics and give my opinions.
The heading font that I chose is Lato because it is very legible and contrasts the serif font I used in the body. I chose Roboto Slab, the popular Google Android font derivative, because it is a very modern serif font that balances against the heading font. In this website, the font is very important because the user will spend most of their time reading. I wanted a popular font in serif because at the time research showed that serif was easier to read for body content.
I am most proud of the colors for this website. I am happy with the palate and really do want to put it to use again. The header is a dark blue font that makes the white and pink logo pop as well as the brightly colored navigation hover styles. Each of the navigation options has a brightly colored line above it that blends into the button when hovered on. The main content rests in a nearly white wrapper against a slightly darker gray. The box shadow on the content makes this look like layered and gives the design a refreshing depth. I have since then employed the technique of using dark and light colors with multiple brightly colored accents in the latest two version of my portfolios.


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In Mayan Dream you can get a little idea about the sophisticated mayan calendar, and the different energies that describe each day. These energies also gives us a clue about what is our purpose in this life, which tools we have, and how to interact with the rest of the energies.
For more information about the wonderful world of the mayan calendar, you can visit the Wikipedia article here or the site MayanKin (from where I took most of the information displayed here, with the approval of its owner, Mariela Maya).
My name is Ezequiel Taraborelli, I'm from Tandil, Buenos Aires, Argentina, where I'm studying System Engineering. I started my career as Web UI Developer at Dokko Group as an intern during the summer of 2010. Afterwards, I was part of Globant's HTML5 Bootcamp where I learned how to develop Single Page Applications using Backbone.js, Handlebars.js, and Require.js. I have been working in Globant ever since, trying to exceed in my work, striving for code quality. Nowadays I'm working with new technologies such as AngularJS, NodeJS, MongoDB, Bootstrap, Less/Sass and Grunt.
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I want to thank Mariela Maya for allowing me to use the information from her site (MayanKin), she is a very nice person, always willing to help everybody...
Also, I wish to thank Agustina Valor for her beautiful design, and all the supports that she gives me on everything related to styles. She is a very professional designer, and has the good taste
needed to give your business or web the best look. If you want to see her works, you can go to her own portfolio, and if you like what she does, and are looking for a designer, do not hesitate to contact her!


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PAVUCONTROL(1) PAVUCONTROL(1) NAME pavucontrol - A volume control for the PulseAudio sound server SYNOPSIS pavucontrol DESCRIPTION A simple volume control tool (mixer) for the PulseAudio sound server. In contrast to classic mixer tools this one allows you to control both the volume of hardware devices and of each playback stream separately. It also allows you to redirect a playback stream to another output device without interrupting playback. OPTIONS pavucontrol does not accept any options. SEE ALSO pulseaudio(1), pavumeter(1), padevchooser(1) RESOURCES Homepage: http://0pointer.de/lennart/projects/pavucontrol/ PulseAudio web site: http://pulseaudio.org/ AUTHOR Written by Lennart Poettering<EMAIL_ADDRESS>DOCUMENTATION Documentation by CJ van den Berg<EMAIL_ADDRESS>COPYING Copyright (C) 2006 Lennart Poettering. Free use of this software is granted under the terms of the GNU General Public License (GPL). 05/19/2012 PAVUCONTROL(1)


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Emotional intelligence is a persons ability to understand, process and communicate about their own and others emotions. This is different from IQ which only measures a persons intelligence potential. Emotions are incredibly important in forming and managing relationships. Without emotional intelligence a person would find it difficult to build healthy relationships inside and outside of the workplace.
You can train your brain to have better emotional intelligence just like you can train to have a better IQ.
There are many ways to do this. Three of the most popular ways are meditation/mindfulness, conscious listening and journaling.
Mindfulness and meditation has been shown to have a huge range of benefits from helping with depression to improving attention. Whne practisong mindfulness you foucus on your thoughts, paying attention to what you are thinking, acknowleging what you are thinking and then simply moving on, allowing your mind to be still if you can, and if not, moving on to the next thought without judgement.
Conscious listening (otherwise known as listening and looping) is where you take turns talking for short periods of time with another person. Instead of a normal conversation where you may feel inclined to butt in, or add to what they are saying, you must remain silent for the duration of the set time the other person is talking. Once they have finished you then relay to them what they have said to you in your own words allowing them to add in any changed they feel is nessessary to help make the point they are making more clear. This technique is particularily helpful as it allows you to focus completly on what is being said, rather than trying to complete the others dialogue or problem solve, meaning they have your undivided attention.
Lastly, we have journaling. This is generally a private excersise which allows for you to brain dump. A great way to do this is with a prompt and a set time.  Just write everything that comes into your mind. This can be great for exploring emotions that are attatched to experiences from your day, reflecting on learning and helping to verbalise feelings.


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for label in results.label_annotations:
print("Label description: {}".format(label.description))
print("Locations:")
for l, location in enumerate(label.locations):
positions = "Entire video"
if (location.segment.start_time_offset != -1 or
After Change
// first result is retrieved because a single video was processed
results = operation.result().annotation_results[0]
for i, segment_label in enumerate(results.segment_label_annotations):
print("Video label description: {}".format(
segment_label.entity.description))
for category_entity in segment_label.category_entities:
print("\tLabel category description: {}".format(
category_entity.description))
for i, segment in enumerate(segment_label.segments):
start_time = (segment.segment.start_time_offset.seconds +
segment.segment.start_time_offset.nanos / 1e9)
end_time = (segment.segment.end_time_offset.seconds +
segment.segment.end_time_offset.nanos / 1e9)
positions = "{}s to {}s".format(start_time, end_time)
confidence = segment.confidence
print("\tSegment {}: {}".format(i, positions))
print("\tConfidence: {}".format(confidence))
print("\n")
// [END videointelligence_quickstart]
if __name__ == "__main__":
run_quickstart()


{% extends "admin/base_site.html" %} {% load i18n l10n %} {% block content %}
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Text is set in sans-serif at 1.4rem (14px) with a line-height of 1.4.
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HBUI
Graphical user interface library for the Harbour compiler, this is a wrapper library around libui, a portable GUI library.
- Read more about the - Cross platform
- Read more about the - Harbour (software)
How to get
- first of all please download Harbour
- HBUI live source repository
You’ll need Git version control software installed on your system, and issue this command:
$ git clone https://github.com/rjopek/hbui
You can get subsequent updates using this command:
$ git pull
How to build
For all systems, use the command:
$ hbmk2 hbui.hbp
To test it, type:
$ cd samples
$ hbmk2 window.prg -run
- It is recommended to use Harbour 3.2
- Read tutorial
- Binary download, read tutorial
Sample source code
FUNCTION Main()
LOCAL oWindow
oWindow := uiNewWindow( "Main Window", 800, 600, .T. )
uiControlShow( oWindow )
uiMain()
uiUninit()
RETURN NIL
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To resize column, drag at the right end of column in left or right direction.(On hover of right end of column cursor will be turned to "col-resize").
To add column reorder set allowColumnReorder to "true" in grid defination.
To set column reorder columns, showToolBar and showColumnChooser must be set to "true"
To reorder columns, open column chooser and drag "move" icon up and down.
To set right aligned text in cells, set rightAlignText to "true" in column defination.
To add CSS class in cells, set styleClass with class name in column defination.
To show/hide column set visible in column defination.
To set width of column, set width of column defination. Pass only width in numbers. No need to pass "px" as this will be consider in pixel only.
Bind onCellClick with any function, which will be callback when any column is clicked.
in onCellClick function, event, column and rowData is passed as parameters.
To set left hand column as sticky, set stickyColumnLeft to "true" in column defination.
To set right hand column as sticky, set stickyColumnRight to "true" in column defination.
Only one column allowed to be sticky at lest and right.


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Hi, my name is Eva.
I am curious about technology.
This website is a way for me to keep track of what I learn and to put HTML and CSS languages into practice!
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This section is all about self-reflection. These articles are roughly as useful as a "Tell me about yourself," request. You will get some evidence for how I view myself. Here's hoping it is less biased than a typical self-evaluation.


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steal('can/util/can.js', function (can) {
steal('can/util/can.js', function (can) {
Which batch of events this is for – might not want to send multiple messages on the same batch. This is mostly for event delegation.
var batchNum = 1,
how many times has start been called without a stop
transactions = 0,
dispatchingBatch = null,
collectingBatch = null,
batches = [],
dispatchingBatches = false;
can.batch = {
/**
* @function can.batch.start
* @parent can.batch
* @description Begin an event batch.
*
* @signature `can.batch.start([batchStopHandler])`
*
* @param {Function} [batchStopHandler] a callback that gets called after all batched events have been called
*
* @body
* `can.batch.start` causes can.Map to begin an event batch. Until `[can.batch.stop]` is called, any
* events that would result from calls to `[can.Map::attr attr]` are held back from firing. If you have
* lots of changes to make to can.Maps, batching them together can help performance &emdash; especially if
* those can.Maps are live-bound to the DOM.
*
* In this example, you can see how the _first_ and _change_ events are not fired (and their handlers
* are not called) until `can.batch.stop` is called.
*
* ```
* var person = new can.Map({
* first: 'Alexis',
* last: 'Abril'
* });
*
* person.bind('first', function() {
* console.log("First name changed."");
* }).bind('change', function() {
* console.log("Something changed.");
* });
*
* can.batch.start();
* person.attr('first', 'Alex');
* console.log('Still in the batch.');
* can.batch.stop();
*
* // the log has:
* // Still in the batch.
* // First name changed.
* // Something changed.
* ```
*
* You can also pass a callback to `can.batch.start` which will be called after all the events have
* been fired:
* ```
* can.batch.start(function() {
* console.log('The batch is over.');
* });
* person.attr('first', 'Izzy');
* console.log('Still in the batch.');
* can.batch.stop();
*
* // The console has:
* // Still in the batch.
* // First name changed.
* // Something changed.
* // The batch is over.
* ```
*
* ## Calling `can.batch.start` multiple times
*
* If you call `can.batch.start` more than once, `can.batch.stop` needs to be called
* the same number of times before any batched events will fire. For ways
* to circumvent this process, see [can.batch.stop].
*
* Here is an example that demonstrates how events are affected by calling
* `can.batch.start` multiple times.
*
* ```
* var addPeople = function(observable) {
* can.batch.start();
* observable.attr('a', 'Alice');
* observable.attr('b', 'Bob');
* observable.attr('e', 'Eve');
* can.batch.stop();
* };
*
* // In a completely different place:
* var list = new can.Map();
* list.bind('change', function() {
* console.log('The list changed.');
* });
*
* can.batch.start();
* addPeople(list);
* console.log('Still in the batch.');
*
* // Here, the console has:
* // Still in the batch.
*
* can.batch.stop();
*
* // Here, the console has:
* // Still in the batch.
* // The list changed.
* // The list changed.
* // The list changed.
* ```
*/
start: function (batchStopHandler) {
transactions++;
if(transactions === 1) {
var batch = {
events: [],
callbacks: [],
number: batchNum++
};
batches.push(batch);
if (batchStopHandler) {
batch.callbacks.push(batchStopHandler);
}
collectingBatch = batch;
}
},
/**
* @function can.batch.stop
* @parent can.batch
* @description End an event batch.
* @signature `can.batch.stop([force[, callStart]])`
* @param {bool} [force=false] whether to stop batching events immediately
* @param {bool} [callStart=false] whether to call `[can.batch.start can.batch.start]` after firing batched events
*
* @body
* `can.batch.stop` matches an earlier `[can.batch.start]` call. If `can.batch.stop` has been
* called as many times as `can.batch.start` (or if _force_ is true), all batched events will be
* fired and any callbacks passed to `can.batch.start` since the beginning of the batch will be
* called. If _force and _callStart_ are both true, a new batch will be started when all
* the events and callbacks have been fired.
*
* See `[can.batch.start]` for examples of `can.batch.start` and `can.batch.stop` in normal use.
*
* In this example, the batch is forceably ended in the `addPeople` function.
* ```
* var addPeople = function(observable) {
* can.batch.start();
* observable.attr('a', 'Alice');
* observable.attr('b', 'Bob');
* observable.attr('e', 'Eve');
* can.batch.stop(true);
* };
*
* // In a completely different place:
* var list = new can.Map();
* list.bind('change', function() {
* console.log('The list changed.');
* });
*
* can.batch.start();
* addPeople(list);
* console.log('Still in the batch.');
*
* // Here, the console has:
* // Still in the batch.
*
* can.batch.stop();
*
* // Here, the console has:
* // The list changed.
* // The list changed.
* // The list changed.
* // Still in the batch.
* ```
*/
stop: function (force, callStart) {
if (force) {
transactions = 0;
} else {
transactions--;
}
if (transactions === 0) {
collectingBatch = null;
var batch;
if(dispatchingBatches === false) {
dispatchingBatches = true;
var callbacks = [],
i;
while(batch = batches.shift()) {
var events = batch.events;
callbacks.push.apply(callbacks, batch.callbacks );
dispatchingBatch = batch;
can.batch.batchNum = batch.number;
var len;
if (callStart) {
can.batch.start();
}
for(i = 0, len = events.length; i < len; i++) {
can.dispatch.apply(events[i][0],events[i][1]);
}
can.batch._onDispatchedEvents(batch.number);
dispatchingBatch = null;
can.batch.batchNum = undefined;
}
for(i = callbacks.length - 1; i >= 0 ; i--) {
callbacks[i]();
}
dispatchingBatches = false;
}
}
},
_onDispatchedEvents: function(){},
/**
* @function can.batch.trigger
* @parent can.batch
* @description Trigger an event to be added to the current batch.
* @signature `can.batch.trigger(item, event [, args])`
* @param {can.Map} item the target of the event
* @param {String|{type: String}} event the type of event, or an event object with a type given
* @param {Array} [args] the parameters to trigger the event with.
*
* @body
* If events are currently being batched, calling `can.batch.trigger` adds an event
* to the batch. If events are not currently being batched, the event is triggered
* immediately.
*/
trigger: function (item, event, args) {
Don’t send events if initalizing.
if (!item.__inSetup) {
event = typeof event === 'string' ? {
type: event
} : event;
if there’s a batch, add it to this batches events
if(collectingBatch) {
event.batchNum = collectingBatch.number;
collectingBatch.events.push([
item,
[event, args]
]);
}
if this is trying to belong to another batch, let it fire
else if(event.batchNum) {
can.dispatch.call( item, event, args );
}
if there are batches, but this doesn’t belong to a batch add it to its own batch
else if(batches.length) {
can.batch.start();
event.batchNum = collectingBatch.number;
collectingBatch.events.push([
item,
[event, args]
]);
can.batch.stop();
}
there are no batches, so just fire the event.
else {
can.dispatch.call( item, event, args );
}
}
},
call handler after any events from currently settled stated have fired but before any future change events fire.
afterPreviousEvents: function(handler){
var batch = can.last(batches);
if(batch) {
var obj = {};
can.bind.call(obj,"ready", handler);
batch.events.push([
obj,
[{type: "ready"}, []]
]);
} else {
handler({});
}
},
after: function(handler){
var batch = collectingBatch || dispatchingBatch;
if(batch) {
batch.callbacks.push(handler);
} else {
handler({});
}
}
};
});


--- layout: page title: About me subtitle: Electronics and Communication Undergrad css: "/assets/css/aboutme.css" ---
I am a self-taught programmer and Electronics and Communication Junior Year (3rd year) student from India, currently pursuing a Bachelor's of Electronics and Communication Engineering from Techno Main Salt Lake, Kolkata.


8:00a.m.-9:00p.m.: Check-in
8:00a.m.-6:00p.m.: Open house, featuring many different Christian media vendors, artists, and organizations
8:00a.m.-6:00p.m.: Screening of varrious Christian cartoons, including Veggie Tales, Animated Bible Stories, and Friends and Heros.
9:00a.m.-10:00a.m.: Comic book fonts and styles
From practical and simple fonts to whimsical and quirky text, Dr. Nadine Chahine, a Lebanese type designer, will give a presentation about the evolution of comic book fonts and how they have changed over time.
10:30a.m.-11:30p.m.: Workshop: Creating your own font
Participants can attend a workshop with Dr. Nadine Chahine and learn how to create their own font for a comic book.
12:00p.m.-1:00p.m.: The elements of video games
Zoe Quinn, an American video game designer, will speak about the elements that go into creating a video game. She will also highlight on the usability of games like Bible Adventures and Left Behind: Eternal Forces.
1:30p.m.-2:30p.m.: The accuracy in Spire’s Comics
Rebecca Solnit, a historian and author, will analyze the accuracy of Spire Christian Comics to the text in the Bible. Solnit will be looking at the story of Noah’s Ark from the book of Genisis and how accurate Spire Christian Comics version of Noah’s Ark compares.
3:00p.m.-4p.m.: How Emerging Technology Affects Religion
Zeynep Tufekci, a techno-sociologist, will investigate how Christianity in America has had to change in order to fit with the rapidly changing technological landscape. Tufekci will examine animated cartoons and video games.
9:00a.m.-10a.m.: The Elements of Animation
Val Head, an animator, will dicuss the process of turning an idea into an animation through sketching and the use fo Adobe Animate.
10:30a.m.-11:30a.m.: The Elements of Animations Workshop
Participants will have the chance to work with Val Head and sketch their own comics in a story board.
12:00p.m.-1:00p.m.: How to Unlock Your Creative Self
Manoush Zomorodi, the author of Bored and Brilliant: How Spacing Out Can Unlock Your Most Creative Self, will give a presentation about her creative process and the best way you can find your creative self.
1:30p.m.-2:30p.m.: The Importance of Accuracy
Laura Poitras, a director and producer of documentary films, will give a presentation on the importance of portraying stories accurately. She will compare and contrast animated kids cartoons like Animated Stories from the New Testament and Joseph: King of Dreams.


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Obama: Why we need to save the Internet now
by Mike MooreObama: Why we need to save the Internet now
Technology has brought many positives, but also negatives, former President says
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Former US President Barack Obama has urged the technology industry to do more to combat the spread of misinformation and harmful content online.
Speaking at the Dreamforce 2019 event in San Francisco, the 44th President of the United States reflected on the potential damage being done by a lack of control over what is published online.
And he hinted that some of the blame may lie at the feet of the companies responsible for introducing new technologies, which whilst bringing new innovation to the world, can also drive people apart.
- Obama: Why Silicon Valley and US government need to buddy up
- Best social media management tools of 2019: apps for managing and marketing
- Have our brains just not evolved for social media?
Dangerous
“When you have big disruptive internet technology, it can be a dangerous moment,” Obama said during a fireside chat with Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff. ”Part of what happens is people don’t know what’s true and what’s not, and they don't know what to believe."
“In part fed by social media and technology, we’re chasing after the wrong things, we want the wrong things,” Obama continued. “So much of the anger and frustration has to do with issues of status.”
He noted that this constant drive for bigger and better things is part of an ongoing issue in modern society, and instead of getting caught up in what modern tech promotes, people should take a step back and think about what their actual needs are.
“Part of solving big problems is not just a matter of finding the right technical solution, but also figuring out, 'how do we restore some sense of our common values?'” he said. “One of the biggest challenges we face is getting a common conversation and common culture going.”
President Obama noted that ultimately, technology does have a vital role to play in our society, but more needs to be done to make it more inclusive and less divisive - although this will be a long process.
”I still believe the Internet could be a powerful tool for us to see each other and unify us,” he concluded. “But it is splintering right now, and it’s going to take a lot of work to fix it.”
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Abra is a Java-based persistence tool, which can be used to define business classes and their multi-tier mappings. We needed a light-weight persistence tool which would allow for simple xml based definitions, and take care of all the sql code and JDBC based sql-Java mapping.
This was accomplished by using an xml map-file to define classes across sql, xml, and Java. Later we added the idea of abstracted views of classes which could be useful to pass to and from different interface layers that might not want to pass around a big heavy object.
As much of this was used in different message-based systems the idea of content validation became important, and we realized that it might be nice to define the validations on a particular field, or set of fields within a class, in the same place. Thus grew the map-file as it is today: a simple persistence layer with some extensions to allow for a centralized repository of business information driving generated mapping and validating code.
Copyright © 2000,2001,2002 Paul Bethe & Richie Bielak. All rights Reserved.


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A Golang tool that does static analysis, unit testing, code review and generate code quality report. This is a tool that concurrently runs a whole bunch of those linters and normalises their output to a report:
Supported linters
unittest - Golang unit test status.
deadcode - Finds unused code.
gocyclo - Computes the cyclomatic complexity of functions.
varcheck - Find unused global variables and constants.
structcheck - Find unused struct fields.
aligncheck - Warn about un-optimally aligned structures.
errcheck - Check that error return values are used.
copycode - Reports potentially duplicated code.
gosimple - Report simplifications in code.
staticcheck - Statically detect bugs, both obvious and subtle ones.
godepgraph - Godepgraph is a program for generating a dependency graph of Go packages.
misspell - Correct commonly misspelled English words... quickly.
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- html template file which can be loaded via `-t [file]`.
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Requirements
Go
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There are two options for installing goreporter.
Install a stable version, eg. `go get -u github.com/wgliang/goreporter/tree/version-1.0.0`.
I will generally only tag a new stable version when it has passed the Travis regression tests.
The downside is that the binary will be called `goreporter.version-1.0.0`.
Install from HEAD with: `go get -u github.com/wgliang/goreporter`.
This has the downside that changes to goreporter may break.
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Templates is designed by liufeifei
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