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BotHugo183.hs:36:1: Warning: Eta reduce
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apontaPeca p o pos = ladoPonto (metaOri p o) posWhy not
apontaPeca p o = ladoPonto (metaOri p o)
BotHugo183.hs:65:79: Warning: Redundant bracket
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(caganco)Why not
caganco
BotHugo183.hs:65:111: Suggestion: Redundant bracket
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Found
(turbina p) quietoWhy not
turbina p quieto
BotHugo183.hs:77:24: Suggestion: Redundant $
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Found
take rodatuning $ proximasWhy not
take rodatuning proximas
BotHugo183.hs:78:30: Suggestion: Redundant $
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take rodatuning $ proximasWhy not
take rodatuning proximas
BotHugo183.hs:93:203: Suggestion: Redundant bracket
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Found
(fwd . roda)Why not
fwd . roda
BotHugo183.hs:95:5: Suggestion: Reduce duplication
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props = pista jogo carro = getCarro p jogo dir = normalizaAngulo $ direcao carroWhy not
Combine with BotHugo183.hs:119:5
BotHugo183.hs:101:5: Warning: Redundant bracket
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(angE)Why not
angE
BotHugo183.hs:101:14: Suggestion: Redundant bracket
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if angA >= 180 then (angA - 180) else (angA)Why not
if angA >= 180 then angA - 180 else (angA)
BotHugo183.hs:101:50: Warning: Redundant bracket
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(angA)Why not
angA
BotHugo183.hs:102:6: Warning: Use fromMaybe
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maybe id idWhy not
fromMaybe id
BotHugo183.hs:111:11: Suggestion: Redundant bracket
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if (normalizaAngulo (angA - dir') `menorAngulo` normalizaAngulo sens) then go else idWhy not
if normalizaAngulo (angA - dir') `menorAngulo` normalizaAngulo sens then go else id
BotHugo183.hs:115:197: Suggestion: Redundant bracket
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(go . roda)Why not
go . roda
BotHugo183.hs:129:6: Warning: Use fromMaybe
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maybe id idWhy not
fromMaybe id
BotHugo183.hs:175:5: Warning: Used otherwise as a pattern
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otherwise
Why not_
BotHugo183.hs:207:47: Suggestion: Use <$>
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fmap (getCarro p) $ colideT4 doAtualiza Nothing jogo tempo tick pWhy not
getCarro p Control.Applicative.<$> colideT4 doAtualiza Nothing jogo tempo tick p
BotHugo183.hs:212:17: Warning: Use fromMaybe
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maybe (getScore jogo p) idWhy not
fromMaybe (getScore jogo p)
BotHugo183.hs:230:53: Suggestion: Redundant bracket
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fmap (posicao) (colideT4Batota doAtualiza jogo tempo tick p) `mbcmp` (Just (tgt))Why not
fmap (posicao) (colideT4Batota doAtualiza jogo tempo tick p) `mbcmp` Just (tgt)
BotHugo183.hs:230:58: Warning: Redundant bracket
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(posicao)Why not
posicao
BotHugo183.hs:230:128: Warning: Redundant bracket
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(tgt)Why not
tgt
BotHugo183.hs:285:41: Suggestion: Use section
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(flip ladoPonto tgt)Why not
(`ladoPonto` tgt)
BotHugo183.hs:285:72: Suggestion: Redundant bracket
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if (k_atrito props < 1 && la == 0) then cantosCurva peca tgt else []Why not
if k_atrito props < 1 && la == 0 then cantosCurva peca tgt else []
BotHugo183.hs:287:36: Warning: Redundant bracket
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((Double, Double))Why not
(Double, Double)
BotHugo183.hs:289:26: Warning: Redundant bracket
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((Double, Double))Why not
(Double, Double)
BotHugo183.hs:304:1: Suggestion: Use guards
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maisCurto (_, a1) (_, a2) = if a1 `menorAngulo` a2 then LT else if a1 == a2 then EQ else GTWhy not
maisCurto (_, a1) (_, a2) | a1 `menorAngulo` a2 = LT | a1 == a2 = EQ | otherwise = GT
BotHugo183.hs:326:73: Suggestion: Redundant bracket
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(pontoToPosicao pos) : histWhy not
pontoToPosicao pos : hist
BotHugo183.hs:352:17: Suggestion: Use fromMaybe
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case Map.lookup x m of Just ps -> ps Nothing -> (0, lookupPosicaoPecas x (ori : oripecas))Why not
fromMaybe (0, lookupPosicaoPecas x (ori : oripecas)) (Map.lookup x m)
BotHugo183.hs:388:1: Suggestion: Use camelCase
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roda_esq a = ...Why not
rodaEsq a = ...
BotHugo183.hs:389:1: Suggestion: Use camelCase
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roda_dir a = ...Why not
rodaDir a = ...
OracleT1.hs:50:5: Warning: Eta reduce
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docPrec i x = doc xWhy not
docPrec i = doc
OracleT1.hs:54:5: Warning: Eta reduce
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docPrec i x = doc xWhy not
docPrec i = doc
OracleT1.hs:58:5: Warning: Eta reduce
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docPrec i x = doc xWhy not
docPrec i = doc
OracleT1.hs:62:5: Warning: Eta reduce
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docPrec i x = doc xWhy not
docPrec i = doc
OracleT1.hs:66:5: Warning: Eta reduce
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docPrec i x = doc xWhy not
docPrec i = doc
OracleT1.hs:77:5: Warning: Eta reduce
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docPrec i x = doc xWhy not
docPrec i = doc
OracleT1.hs:81:5: Warning: Eta reduce
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docPrec i x = doc xWhy not
docPrec i = doc
OracleT1.hs:85:5: Warning: Eta reduce
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docPrec i x = doc xWhy not
docPrec i = doc
OracleT1.hs:96:5: Warning: Eta reduce
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docPrec i x = doc xWhy not
docPrec i = doc
OracleT1.hs:106:5: Warning: Eta reduce
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docPrec i x = doc xWhy not
docPrec i = doc
OracleT1.hs:110:5: Warning: Eta reduce
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docPrec i x = doc xWhy not
docPrec i = doc
OracleT1.hs:112:18: Suggestion: Redundant $
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text $ []Why not
text []
OracleT1.hs:114:41: Suggestion: Redundant bracket
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(concatMap ((", " ++) . show) t) ++ "]"Why not
concatMap ((", " ++) . show) t ++ "]"
OracleT1.hs:122:1: Warning: Eta reduce
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printTab tab = concatMap ((++ "\n") . concatMap printPeca) tabWhy not
printTab = concatMap ((++ "\n") . concatMap printPeca)
OracleT1.hs:180:16: Suggestion: Redundant bracket
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(blocoRampa s d) (min a a')Why not
blocoRampa s d (min a a')
OracleT1.hs:183:21: Suggestion: Redundant bracket
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(take y m) ++ [l] ++ (drop (y + 1) m)Why not
take y m ++ [l] ++ (drop (y + 1) m)
OracleT1.hs:183:35: Suggestion: Redundant bracket
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[l] ++ (drop (y + 1) m)Why not
[l] ++ drop (y + 1) m
OracleT1.hs:184:15: Suggestion: Redundant bracket
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(take x (atNote "replace1" m y)) ++ [e] ++ (drop (x + 1) (atNote "replace2" m y))Why not
take x (atNote "replace1" m y) ++ [e] ++ (drop (x + 1) (atNote "replace2" m y))
OracleT1.hs:184:51: Suggestion: Redundant bracket
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[e] ++ (drop (x + 1) (atNote "replace2" m y))Why not
[e] ++ drop (x + 1) (atNote "replace2" m y)
OracleT1.hs:222:1: Warning: Eta reduce
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atNote2 str xys x y = atNote str (atNote str xys x) yWhy not
atNote2 str xys x = atNote str (atNote str xys x)
OracleT1.hs:267:1: Warning: Eta reduce
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paredesPeca (Peca t _) p = paredesPeca' t pWhy not
paredesPeca (Peca t _) = paredesPeca' t
OracleT1.hs:294:42: Suggestion: Use section
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(flip distanceLinhaPonto pnt)Why not
(`distanceLinhaPonto` pnt)
OracleT1.hs:297:1: Warning: Eta reduce
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pecaSaida (Peca t _) o = pecaS t oWhy not
pecaSaida (Peca t _) = pecaS t
OracleT1.hs:312:1: Warning: Eta reduce
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metaOri (Peca t _) o = meta' t oWhy not
metaOri (Peca t _) = meta' t
OracleT1.hs:330:28: Warning: Redundant bracket
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(i)Why not
i
OracleT1.hs:330:45: Warning: Redundant bracket
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Found
(i)Why not
i
OracleT2.hs:36:5: Suggestion: Reduce duplication
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x <- choose (0, maxx - 1) y <- choose (0, maxy - 1) return (x, y)Why not
Combine with OracleT2.hs:45:5
OracleT2.hs:71:25: Suggestion: Use null
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c == []Why not
null c
OracleT2.hs:72:54: Suggestion: Redundant bracket
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(daVolta c) && (naoDesperdica c t) && (sequencial c a)Why not
daVolta c && (naoDesperdica c t) && (sequencial c a)
OracleT2.hs:72:69: Suggestion: Redundant bracket
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(naoDesperdica c t) && (sequencial c a)Why not
naoDesperdica c t && (sequencial c a)
OracleT2.hs:72:69: Suggestion: Redundant bracket
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(naoDesperdica c t) && (sequencial c a)Why not
(naoDesperdica c t) && sequencial c a
OracleT2.hs:75:13: Suggestion: Redundant bracket
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if t0 == Rampa (roda (roda d True) True) then (x + 1) else xWhy not
if t0 == Rampa (roda (roda d True) True) then x + 1 else x
OracleT2.hs:93:25: Warning: Use isNothing
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d' == NothingWhy not
isNothing d'
OracleT2.hs:113:13: Suggestion: Redundant bracket
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(head p) == (last p)Why not
head p == (last p)
OracleT2.hs:113:13: Suggestion: Redundant bracket
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Found
(head p) == (last p)Why not
(head p) == last p
OracleT2.hs:132:30: Suggestion: Redundant bracket
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o == (roda c False)Why not
o == roda c False
OracleT3.hs:56:42: Suggestion: Redundant bracket
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Found
(distancia (posicao x) (posicao y) distance) * 100Why not
distancia (posicao x) (posicao y) distance * 100
OracleT3.hs:57:16: Suggestion: Redundant bracket
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(normAngulo (abs (direcao x - direcao y))) / 360Why not
normAngulo (abs (direcao x - direcao y)) / 360
OracleT3.hs:58:42: Suggestion: Redundant bracket
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Found
(distancia (velocidade x) (velocidade y) distance) * 100Why not
distancia (velocidade x) (velocidade y) distance * 100
OracleT3.hs:67:25: Suggestion: Move brackets to avoid $
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validaPonto (posicao carro) tab && (not $ derrete tab (posicao carro))Why not
validaPonto (posicao carro) tab && not (derrete tab (posicao carro))
OracleT3.hs:74:15: Suggestion: Redundant bracket
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(atNote "derrete" (atNote "derrete" t j) i)Why not
atNote "derrete" (atNote "derrete" t j) i
OracleT3.hs:86:16: Suggestion: Redundant bracket
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Found
case (colideLocal m v (a, b) i) of Nothing -> Nothing Just (p', v') -> Just $ c{posicao = p', velocidade = v'}Why not
case colideLocal m v (a, b) i of Nothing -> Nothing Just (p', v') -> Just $ c{posicao = p', velocidade = v'}
OracleT3.hs:95:44: Suggestion: Redundant bracket
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Found
(arrowToComponents (d, a1)) .+. (-x, -y)Why not
arrowToComponents (d, a1) .+. (-x, -y)
OracleT3.hs:97:19: Suggestion: Redundant bracket
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dp .*. (arrowToComponents (1, a2))Why not
dp .*. arrowToComponents (1, a2)
OracleT3.hs:122:90: Warning: Redundant bracket
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Found
("colide12")Why not
"colide12"
OracleT3.hs:167:21: Warning: Use mapMaybe
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catMaybes . map (\ (a, b) -> if (isJust a) then Just (fromJustNote "atravessa" a, b) else Nothing)Why not
mapMaybe (\ (a, b) -> if (isJust a) then Just (fromJustNote "atravessa" a, b) else Nothing)
OracleT3.hs:167:48: Suggestion: Redundant bracket
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if (isJust a) then Just (fromJustNote "atravessa" a, b) else NothingWhy not
if isJust a then Just (fromJustNote "atravessa" a, b) else Nothing
OracleT3.hs:189:40: Suggestion: Move brackets to avoid $
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(round $ 180 + snd c) `mod` 360Why not
round (180 + snd c) `mod` 360
OracleT3.hs:190:41: Suggestion: Redundant bracket
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Found
t0 == (Rampa (toEnum (((fromEnum x) + 2) `mod` 4)))Why not
t0 == Rampa (toEnum (((fromEnum x) + 2) `mod` 4))
OracleT3.hs:190:64: Suggestion: Redundant bracket
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(fromEnum x) + 2Why not
fromEnum x + 2
OracleT3.hs:190:96: Suggestion: Move brackets to avoid $
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(abs $ aa - aa') == 1Why not
abs (aa - aa') == 1
OracleT3.hs:191:28: Warning: Used otherwise as a pattern
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otherwise
Why not_
OracleT3.hs:271:17: Suggestion: Redundant bracket
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((x * a), (x * b))Why not
(x * a, (x * b))
OracleT3.hs:271:17: Suggestion: Redundant bracket
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Found
((x * a), (x * b))Why not
((x * a), x * b)
OracleT3.hs:274:21: Suggestion: Redundant bracket
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Found
((x + a), (y + b))Why not
(x + a, (y + b))
OracleT3.hs:274:21: Suggestion: Redundant bracket
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Found
((x + a), (y + b))Why not
((x + a), y + b)
OracleT3.hs:277:21: Suggestion: Redundant bracket
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Found
((x - a), (y - b))Why not
(x - a, (y - b))
OracleT3.hs:277:21: Suggestion: Redundant bracket
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Found
((x - a), (y - b))Why not
((x - a), y - b)
OracleT3.hs:290:40: Warning: Redundant bracket
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Found
(th)Why not
th
OracleT3.hs:308:17: Suggestion: Redundant bracket
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Found
(abs x) ^ 2Why not
abs x ^ 2
OracleT3.hs:308:29: Suggestion: Redundant bracket
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Found
(abs y) ^ 2Why not
abs y ^ 2
OracleT3.hs:334:132: Warning: Redundant bracket
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Found
(Recta)Why not
Recta
OracleT4.hs:1:1: Warning: Unused LANGUAGE pragma
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{-# LANGUAGE PatternGuards #-}
Why not remove it.

OracleT5.hs:68:70: Suggestion: Redundant bracket
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Found
[(fst p)]Why not
[fst p]
OracleT5.hs:76:26: Suggestion: Redundant bracket
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(t !! b !! a)Why not
t !! b !! a
OracleT5.hs:93:25: Warning: Use isNothing
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Found
c == NothingWhy not
isNothing c
OracleT5.hs:115:36: Suggestion: Redundant bracket
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Found
toEnum x * (tamBloco e)Why not
toEnum x * tamBloco e
OracleT5.hs:115:62: Suggestion: Redundant bracket
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Found
toEnum y * (tamBloco e)Why not
toEnum y * tamBloco e
OracleT5.hs:116:36: Suggestion: Redundant bracket
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Found
toEnum x * (tamBloco e)Why not
toEnum x * tamBloco e
OracleT5.hs:116:62: Suggestion: Redundant bracket
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Found
toEnum y * (tamBloco e)Why not
toEnum y * tamBloco e
OracleT5.hs:121:39: Suggestion: Redundant bracket
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Found
((toEnum i * tamBloco e), -(toEnum j * tamBloco e))Why not
(toEnum i * tamBloco e, -(toEnum j * tamBloco e))
OracleT5.hs:122:39: Suggestion: Redundant bracket
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Found
((toEnum i * tamBloco e), (-(toEnum j * tamBloco e)) - tamBloco e)Why not
(toEnum i * tamBloco e, (-(toEnum j * tamBloco e)) - tamBloco e)
OracleT5.hs:123:16: Suggestion: Redundant bracket
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Found
(length (head m))Why not
length (head m)
OracleT5.hs:124:16: Suggestion: Redundant bracket
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Found
(length m)Why not
length m
OracleT5.hs:142:15: Warning: Evaluate
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Found
(toEnum a) * 1Why not
(toEnum a)
OracleT5.hs:142:15: Suggestion: Redundant bracket
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Found
(toEnum a) * 1Why not
toEnum a * 1
OracleT5.hs:143:18: Suggestion: Move brackets to avoid $
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Found
0.2 * (double2Float $ k_atrito p)Why not
0.2 * double2Float (k_atrito p)
OracleT5.hs:144:23: Suggestion: Move brackets to avoid $
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Found
3 - (double2Float $ k_atrito p)Why not
3 - double2Float (k_atrito p)
OracleT5.hs:145:23: Suggestion: Move brackets to avoid $
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Found
2 - (double2Float $ k_atrito p)Why not
2 - double2Float (k_atrito p)
OracleT5.hs:147:15: Warning: Evaluate
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Found
abs (toEnum a) * 1Why not
abs (toEnum a)
OracleT5.hs:148:16: Suggestion: Move brackets to avoid $
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Found
(double2Float $ k_atrito p) * 0.5Why not
double2Float (k_atrito p) * 0.5
OracleT5.hs:149:17: Suggestion: Move brackets to avoid $
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Found
3 - (double2Float $ k_atrito p)Why not
3 - double2Float (k_atrito p)
OracleT5.hs:150:16: Suggestion: Redundant bracket
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Found
(2 - (double2Float $ k_atrito p))Why not
2 - (double2Float $ k_atrito p)
OracleT5.hs:150:17: Suggestion: Move brackets to avoid $
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Found
2 - (double2Float $ k_atrito p)Why not
2 - double2Float (k_atrito p)
OracleT5.hs:163:33: Suggestion: Move brackets to avoid $
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Found
(Translate x y $ glossBloco e c) : glossMapa e (x + tamBloco e, y) (cs : ls)Why not
Translate x y (glossBloco e c) : glossMapa e (x + tamBloco e, y) (cs : ls)
OracleT5.hs:169:28: Suggestion: Redundant bracket
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Found
"c" ++ (show (i + 1))Why not
"c" ++ show (i + 1)
OracleT5.hs:173:16: Suggestion: Redundant bracket
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Found
m !! (floor y)Why not
m !! floor y
OracleT5.hs:173:16: Suggestion: Redundant bracket
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Found
m !! (floor y) !! (floor x)Why not
m !! (floor y) !! floor x
OracleT5.hs:176:20: Suggestion: Redundant bracket
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Found
(nitros (jogo s)) !! iWhy not
nitros (jogo s) !! i
OracleT5.hs:177:20: Suggestion: Redundant bracket
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Found
(nitros (jogo s)) !! iWhy not
nitros (jogo s) !! i
OracleT5.hs:193:20: Suggestion: Redundant bracket
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Found
(digitToInt n) `elem` [1 .. 4]Why not
digitToInt n `elem` [1 .. 4]
OracleT5.hs:193:88: Suggestion: Redundant bracket
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Found
(digitToInt n) - 1Why not
digitToInt n - 1
OracleT5.hs:194:20: Suggestion: Redundant bracket
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Found
(digitToInt n) `elem` [5 .. 8]Why not
digitToInt n `elem` [5 .. 8]
OracleT5.hs:194:88: Suggestion: Redundant bracket
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Found
(digitToInt n) - 5Why not
digitToInt n - 5
OracleT5.hs:197:20: Suggestion: Redundant bracket
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Found
(digitToInt n) `elem` [1 .. 4]Why not
digitToInt n `elem` [1 .. 4]
OracleT5.hs:198:20: Suggestion: Redundant bracket
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Found
(digitToInt n) `elem` [5 .. 8]Why not
digitToInt n `elem` [5 .. 8]
OracleT5.hs:210:15: Warning: Evaluate
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Found
percorre [] tab (fst p0) (snd p0)Why not
uncurry (percorre [] tab) p0
OracleT5.hs:212:35: Suggestion: Redundant bracket
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Found
(voltas m) !! nWhy not
voltas m !! n
OracleT5.hs:212:62: Suggestion: Redundant bracket
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Found
(voltas m) !! nWhy not
voltas m !! n
OracleT5.hs:215:79: Suggestion: Redundant bracket
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Found
(voltas m) !! nWhy not
voltas m !! n
OracleT5.hs:222:17: Suggestion: Redundant bracket
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Found
(zipWith (\ a b -> (max a b) - t) (batotas m) btts)Why not
zipWith (\ a b -> (max a b) - t) (batotas m) btts
OracleT5.hs:222:35: Suggestion: Redundant bracket
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Found
(max a b) - tWhy not
max a b - t
OracleT5.hs:223:17: Suggestion: Redundant bracket
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Found
(zipWith (\ a b -> (max a b) - t) (mortes m) mrts)Why not
zipWith (\ a b -> (max a b) - t) (mortes m) mrts
OracleT5.hs:223:35: Suggestion: Redundant bracket
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Found
(max a b) - tWhy not
max a b - t
OracleT5.hs:229:49: Suggestion: Redundant bracket
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Found
(historico j) !! nWhy not
historico j !! n
OracleT5.hs:231:15: Warning: Evaluate
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Found
percorre [] tab (fst p0) (snd p0)Why not
uncurry (percorre [] tab) p0
OracleT5.hs:235:60: Suggestion: Use zipWith
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Found
map f (zip [0 ..] (nitros (jogo e)))Why not
zipWith (curry f) [0 ..] (nitros (jogo e))
OracleT5.hs:236:40: Suggestion: Redundant bracket
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Found
(fromIntegral i) * 53Why not
fromIntegral i * 53
OracleT5.hs:237:52: Suggestion: Redundant bracket
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Found
"p" ++ (show (i + 1))Why not
"p" ++ show (i + 1)
OracleT5.hs:240:42: Suggestion: Redundant bracket
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Found
if (batotas e !! i > 0) then getImage "btt" e else BlankWhy not
if batotas e !! i > 0 then getImage "btt" e else Blank
OracleT5.hs:241:42: Suggestion: Redundant bracket
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Found
if (mortes e !! i > 0) then getImage "mrt" e else BlankWhy not
if mortes e !! i > 0 then getImage "mrt" e else Blank
OracleT5.hs:250:12: Suggestion: Redundant bracket
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do Just lava <- loadJuicy "lava.jpg" Just nitro1 <- loadJuicy "nitro1.png" Just nitro2 <- loadJuicy "nitro2.png" Just nitro3 <- loadJuicy "nitro3.png" Just nitro4 <- loadJuicy "nitro4.png" Just puff <- loadJuicy "puff.png" Just bar1 <- loadJuicy "bar1.png" Just bar2 <- loadJuicy "bar2.png" Just bar3 <- loadJuicy "bar3.png" Just bar4 <- loadJuicy "bar4.png" Just p1 <- loadJuicy "p1.png" Just p2 <- loadJuicy "p2.png" Just p3 <- loadJuicy "p3.png" Just p4 <- loadJuicy "p4.png" Just c1 <- loadJuicy "c1.png" Just c2 <- loadJuicy "c2.png" Just c3 <- loadJuicy "c3.png" Just c4 <- loadJuicy "c4.png" Just n1 <- loadJuicy "1.png" Just n2 <- loadJuicy "2.png" Just n3 <- loadJuicy "3.png" Just n4 <- loadJuicy "4.png" Just btt <- loadJuicy "btt.png" Just mrt <- loadJuicy "mrt.png" Just timer <- loadJuicy "timer.png" let e = (estadoInicial prp ini tamanho imgs) imgs = [("lava", Translate (tamBloco e / 2) (-tamBloco e / 2) $ Scale s s lava), ("nitro1", nitro1), ("nitro2", nitro2), ("nitro3", nitro3), ("nitro4", nitro4), ("puff", puff), ("bar1", Scale (2.5 * s) (2 * s) bar1), ("bar2", Scale (2.5 * s) (2 * s) bar2), ("bar3", Scale (2.5 * s) (2 * s) bar3), ("bar4", Scale (2.5 * s) (2 * s) bar4), ("timer", Translate 14 14 $ timer), ("1", Translate 10 15 n1), ("2", Translate 10 15 n2), ("3", Translate 10 15 n3), ("4", Translate 10 15 n4), ("btt", Translate 14 14 $ Scale (2 * s) (2 * s) btt), ("mrt", Translate 14 14 $ Scale (2 * s) (2 * s) mrt), ("p1", Translate 14 14 $ Scale (2 * s) (2 * s) p1), ("p2", Translate 14 14 $ Scale (2 * s) (2 * s) p2), ("p3", Translate 14 14 $ Scale (2 * s) (2 * s) p3), ("p4", Translate 14 14 $ Scale (2 * s) (2 * s) p4), ("c1", Rotate 90 $ Scale (4 * s) (4 * s) c1), ("c2", Rotate 90 $ Scale (4 * s) (4 * s) c2), ("c3", Rotate 90 $ Scale (4 * s) (4 * s) c3), ("c4", Rotate 90 $ Scale (4 * s) (4 * s) c4)] m@(Mapa (p, _) tb) = mapa (jogo e) play screen back 20 e glossDesenha glossEvento glossTempoWhy not
do Just lava <- loadJuicy "lava.jpg" Just nitro1 <- loadJuicy "nitro1.png" Just nitro2 <- loadJuicy "nitro2.png" Just nitro3 <- loadJuicy "nitro3.png" Just nitro4 <- loadJuicy "nitro4.png" Just puff <- loadJuicy "puff.png" Just bar1 <- loadJuicy "bar1.png" Just bar2 <- loadJuicy "bar2.png" Just bar3 <- loadJuicy "bar3.png" Just bar4 <- loadJuicy "bar4.png" Just p1 <- loadJuicy "p1.png" Just p2 <- loadJuicy "p2.png" Just p3 <- loadJuicy "p3.png" Just p4 <- loadJuicy "p4.png" Just c1 <- loadJuicy "c1.png" Just c2 <- loadJuicy "c2.png" Just c3 <- loadJuicy "c3.png" Just c4 <- loadJuicy "c4.png" Just n1 <- loadJuicy "1.png" Just n2 <- loadJuicy "2.png" Just n3 <- loadJuicy "3.png" Just n4 <- loadJuicy "4.png" Just btt <- loadJuicy "btt.png" Just mrt <- loadJuicy "mrt.png" Just timer <- loadJuicy "timer.png" let e = estadoInicial prp ini tamanho imgs imgs = [("lava", Translate (tamBloco e / 2) (-tamBloco e / 2) $ Scale s s lava), ("nitro1", nitro1), ("nitro2", nitro2), ("nitro3", nitro3), ("nitro4", nitro4), ("puff", puff), ("bar1", Scale (2.5 * s) (2 * s) bar1), ("bar2", Scale (2.5 * s) (2 * s) bar2), ("bar3", Scale (2.5 * s) (2 * s) bar3), ("bar4", Scale (2.5 * s) (2 * s) bar4), ("timer", Translate 14 14 $ timer), ("1", Translate 10 15 n1), ("2", Translate 10 15 n2), ("3", Translate 10 15 n3), ("4", Translate 10 15 n4), ("btt", Translate 14 14 $ Scale (2 * s) (2 * s) btt), ("mrt", Translate 14 14 $ Scale (2 * s) (2 * s) mrt), ("p1", Translate 14 14 $ Scale (2 * s) (2 * s) p1), ("p2", Translate 14 14 $ Scale (2 * s) (2 * s) p2), ("p3", Translate 14 14 $ Scale (2 * s) (2 * s) p3), ("p4", Translate 14 14 $ Scale (2 * s) (2 * s) p4), ("c1", Rotate 90 $ Scale (4 * s) (4 * s) c1), ("c2", Rotate 90 $ Scale (4 * s) (4 * s) c2), ("c3", Rotate 90 $ Scale (4 * s) (4 * s) c3), ("c4", Rotate 90 $ Scale (4 * s) (4 * s) c4)] m@(Mapa (p, _) tb) = mapa (jogo e) play screen back 20 e glossDesenha glossEvento glossTempo
OracleT5.hs:284:30: Suggestion: Redundant $
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(InWindow "MicroMachines" (screenx + 200, screeny) (0, 0))Why not
InWindow "MicroMachines" (screenx + 200, screeny) (0, 0)
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(realToFrac screenx) / (realToFrac x)Why not
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OracleT5.hs:333:23: Suggestion: Use head
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args !! 0Why not
head args
OracleT5.hs:338:16: Warning: Use isNothing
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(carros (jogo e) !! i)Why not
carros (jogo e) !! i
OracleT5.hs:343:23: Suggestion: Redundant bracket
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(m !! pj !! pi)Why not
m !! pj !! pi
OracleT5.hs:348:20: Suggestion: Use null
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length whereAmI' > 0Why not
not (null whereAmI')Note: increases laziness
Tarefa1_2017li1g183.hs:62:1: Suggestion: Use camelCase
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c_exOP = ...Why not
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c_exHM = ...Why not
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(dir)Why not
dir
Tarefa1_2017li1g183.hs:125:25: Suggestion: Redundant bracket
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l : (coloca p (x, y - 1) ls)Why not
l : coloca p (x, y - 1) ls
Tarefa2_2017li1g183.hs:10:22: Suggestion: Redundant bracket
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(Peca (Curva Norte) 0) : _Why not
Peca (Curva Norte) 0 : _
Tarefa3_2017li1g183.hs:16:30: Warning: Redundant do
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do suchThat genC (validaCarro tab)Why not
suchThat genC (validaCarro tab)
Tarefa3_2017li1g183.hs:54:16: Suggestion: Redundant bracket
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(normAngulo (abs (direcao x - direcao y))) / 360Why not
normAngulo (abs (direcao x - direcao y)) / 360
Tarefa3_2017li1g183.hs:63:25: Suggestion: Redundant bracket
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(not $ derrete tab (posicao carro))Why not
not $ derrete tab (posicao carro)
Tarefa3_2017li1g183.hs:72:15: Suggestion: Redundant bracket
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(atNote "derrete" (atNote "derrete" t j) i)Why not
atNote "derrete" (atNote "derrete" t j) i
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case (colideLocal m v (a, b) i) of Nothing -> Nothing Just (p', v') -> Just $ c{posicao = p', velocidade = v'}Why not
case colideLocal m v (a, b) i of Nothing -> Nothing Just (p', v') -> Just $ c{posicao = p', velocidade = v'}
Tarefa3_2017li1g183.hs:92:44: Suggestion: Redundant bracket
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(arrowToComponents (d, a1)) .+. (-x, -y)Why not
arrowToComponents (d, a1) .+. (-x, -y)
Tarefa3_2017li1g183.hs:94:19: Suggestion: Redundant bracket
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dp .*. (arrowToComponents (1, a2))Why not
dp .*. arrowToComponents (1, a2)
Tarefa3_2017li1g183.hs:164:21: Warning: Use mapMaybe
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catMaybes . map (\ (a, b) -> if (isJust a) then Just (fromJust a, b) else Nothing)Why not
mapMaybe (\ (a, b) -> if (isJust a) then Just (fromJust a, b) else Nothing)
Tarefa3_2017li1g183.hs:164:48: Suggestion: Redundant bracket
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if (isJust a) then Just (fromJust a, b) else NothingWhy not
if isJust a then Just (fromJust a, b) else Nothing
Tarefa3_2017li1g183.hs:185:41: Suggestion: Redundant bracket
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t0 == (Rampa (toEnum (((fromEnum x) + 2) `mod` 4)))Why not
t0 == Rampa (toEnum (((fromEnum x) + 2) `mod` 4))
Tarefa3_2017li1g183.hs:185:64: Suggestion: Redundant bracket
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fromEnum x + 2
Tarefa3_2017li1g183.hs:185:96: Suggestion: Move brackets to avoid $
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(abs $ aa - aa') == 1Why not
abs (aa - aa') == 1
Tarefa3_2017li1g183.hs:186:28: Warning: Used otherwise as a pattern
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otherwise
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Tarefa3_2017li1g183.hs:254:17: Suggestion: Redundant bracket
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((x * a), (x * b))Why not
(x * a, (x * b))
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((x * a), x * b)
Tarefa3_2017li1g183.hs:257:21: Suggestion: Redundant bracket
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((x + a), y + b)
Tarefa3_2017li1g183.hs:260:21: Suggestion: Redundant bracket
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Tarefa3_2017li1g183.hs:288:17: Suggestion: Redundant bracket
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abs x ^ 2
Tarefa3_2017li1g183.hs:288:29: Suggestion: Redundant bracket
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Tarefa4_2017li1g183.hs:1:1: Warning: Unused LANGUAGE pragma
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{-# LANGUAGE PatternGuards #-}
Why not remove it.


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Victoria
02 Nov 2015Victoria was the first ship to circumnavigate the glove. Quite the ambitious goal and out of 5 ships, only Victoria made it.
Goals for this project:
- Cross the pacific
- Circumnavigate the globe
- Remain under $2000
- Do not require any human input after launch
Arduino
To start with, everything will be controlled by a single arduino mega pro.
I’ve broken down the build into four main phases:
Phase 1
- Acquire Arduino
- Read/handle temperatures
- Remote control
- GPS navigation programming
- Rudder control
Phase 2
- Motor control
- Battery hookup
- Automated navigation
Phase 3
- Solar
Phase 4
- GPS comms
- Storm detection
- Final construction


McDonald’s Christmas menu 2019 sees return of Big Tasty and camembert cheese dippers
McDonald's has unveiled its brand new 2019 Christmas menu - and it involves the return of the Big Tasty, camembert cheese dippers and even a new chicken burger called the Chicken Deluxe
by Molly Holt, https://www.facebook.com/mollyjaholt/The cold weather might be here, but so is a brand new McDonald's menu - including the return of some very popular old favourites.
Loyal fans of the fast food chain will be pleased to hear that the beloved Big Tasty is back, after a year long absence from the famous restaurant.
Featuring a beef burger, Emmental cheese, tomato, lettuce, onion and its statement smoky Big Tasty sauce, it costs £4.29 on its own, or £5.89 as a medium meal. Plus, you can also add bacon to it for an extra 40p.
As well as the Big Tasty, there's also a brand new chicken burger set to appear this year, dubbed the Chicken Deluxe, for £5.19 (or £6.59 as a meal), as well as camembert cheese dippers (£1.69 for five, or £4.40 for a sharebox).
Originally reported by The Sun, all the new additions will arrive in McDonald's stores tomorrow, on Wednesday 20 November.
Despite being part of their festive menu, there's not much Christmassy about the new Chicken Deluxe burger, which involves two pieces of crispy chicken with a zesty tomato relish, cool mayo, cheese, lettuce and red onion rings.
As for the cheese shareboxes, you get 15 gloriously gooey cheese bites as well as three dips, making them perfect for sharing.
Once you've finished devouring all the new savoury offerings, you can wash it all down with a matchmaker McFlurry to finish, costing 99p for the mini version, or £1.39 for standard.


Often the case what makes a person interesting is in the hobbies they do outside their work. Whether it be extraordinary things like parachuting or hang gliding or to simply reading. It is the often the interests that catches a person's attention.
Sports have always been an endearing passion of mine ever since I was a little kid. Never constrained to one discipline of sport I moved around a lot trying almost everything when I was young whether that be rowing along the Lee or practicing tennis in the courts of Douglas. However, after moving into first year of secondary school I figured I ought to stay and achieve mastery or at least some level of competency in a few sports. The two sports I had chosen were the ones that held my interest for the longest time being archery and taekwondo. I was lucky to have chosen these as my sports because as I soon found out, I often did not have enough time to dedicate myself to these sports especially around the exam years of third year and sixth year. However now that I am in university, I have now found time for these two sports again, catching up on lost time. Despite the setbacks I will continue to pursue these sports throughout my university years and hopefully into the future.
Travelling was something I did not have an interest in when I was child. For me it was bothersome having to wake up early for some uncomfortable plane and then suffer jet lag just to get to another country where the accommodation wasn’t as good as home. However, things began to change I began to talk people of various cultures in my secondary school which opened my eyes to the wonders of diversity. After that revelation I enjoyed travelling more often relishing in the variety of people and places in trips abroad, whether that be enjoying the local festivals and trying new flavours in exotic dishes. It was truly something else to behold. Now these days I travel when I can often with family and friends in far flung and interesting places. I even have begun collecting fridge magnets to post up on my fridge to mark and remember the places where I have been.


Static Public Member Functions | |
| static XMLSize_t | alignPointerForNewBlockAllocation (XMLSize_t ptrSize) |
| Aligns the specified pointer per platform block allocation requirements. | |
Initialization and Panic methods | |
| static void | Initialize (const char *const locale=XMLUni::fgXercescDefaultLocale, const char *const nlsHome=0, PanicHandler *const panicHandler=0, MemoryManager *const memoryManager=0) |
| Perform per-process parser initialization. | |
| static void | Initialize (XMLSize_t initialDOMHeapAllocSize, XMLSize_t maxDOMHeapAllocSize, XMLSize_t maxDOMSubAllocationSize, const char *const locale=XMLUni::fgXercescDefaultLocale, const char *const nlsHome=0, PanicHandler *const panicHandler=0, MemoryManager *const memoryManager=0) |
| Perform per-process parser initialization. | |
| static void | Terminate () |
| Perform per-process parser termination. | |
| static void | panic (const PanicHandler::PanicReasons reason) |
| The panic mechanism. | |
File Methods | |
| static XMLFileMgr * | makeFileMgr (MemoryManager *const manager) |
| Make a new file object appropriate for the platform. | |
| static XMLFilePos | curFilePos (FileHandle theFile, MemoryManager *const manager=XMLPlatformUtils::fgMemoryManager) |
| Get the current file position. | |
| static void | closeFile (FileHandle theFile, MemoryManager *const manager=XMLPlatformUtils::fgMemoryManager) |
| Closes the file handle. | |
| static XMLFilePos | fileSize (FileHandle theFile, MemoryManager *const manager=XMLPlatformUtils::fgMemoryManager) |
| Returns the file size. | |
| static FileHandle | openFile (const char *const fileName, MemoryManager *const manager=XMLPlatformUtils::fgMemoryManager) |
| Opens the file. | |
| static FileHandle | openFile (const XMLCh *const fileName, MemoryManager *const manager=XMLPlatformUtils::fgMemoryManager) |
| Opens a named file. | |
| static FileHandle | openFileToWrite (const char *const fileName, MemoryManager *const manager=XMLPlatformUtils::fgMemoryManager) |
| Open a named file to write. | |
| static FileHandle | openFileToWrite (const XMLCh *const fileName, MemoryManager *const manager=XMLPlatformUtils::fgMemoryManager) |
| Open a named file to write. | |
| static FileHandle | openStdInHandle (MemoryManager *const manager=XMLPlatformUtils::fgMemoryManager) |
| Opens the standard input as a file. | |
| static XMLSize_t | readFileBuffer (FileHandle theFile, const XMLSize_t toRead, XMLByte *const toFill, MemoryManager *const manager=XMLPlatformUtils::fgMemoryManager) |
| Reads the file buffer. | |
| static void | writeBufferToFile (FileHandle const theFile, XMLSize_t toWrite, const XMLByte *const toFlush, MemoryManager *const manager=XMLPlatformUtils::fgMemoryManager) |
| Writes the buffer to the file. | |
| static void | resetFile (FileHandle theFile, MemoryManager *const manager=XMLPlatformUtils::fgMemoryManager) |
| Resets the file handle. | |
File System Methods | |
| static XMLCh * | getFullPath (const XMLCh *const srcPath, MemoryManager *const manager=XMLPlatformUtils::fgMemoryManager) |
| Gets the full path from a relative path. | |
| static XMLCh * | getCurrentDirectory (MemoryManager *const manager=XMLPlatformUtils::fgMemoryManager) |
| Gets the current working directory. | |
| static bool | isAnySlash (XMLCh c) |
| Check if a character is a slash. | |
| static void | removeDotSlash (XMLCh *const srcPath, MemoryManager *const manager=XMLPlatformUtils::fgMemoryManager) |
| Remove occurrences of the pair of dot slash. | |
| static void | removeDotDotSlash (XMLCh *const srcPath, MemoryManager *const manager=XMLPlatformUtils::fgMemoryManager) |
| Remove occurrences of the dot dot slash. | |
| static bool | isRelative (const XMLCh *const toCheck, MemoryManager *const manager=XMLPlatformUtils::fgMemoryManager) |
| Determines if a path is relative or absolute. | |
| static XMLCh * | weavePaths (const XMLCh *const basePath, const XMLCh *const relativePath, MemoryManager *const manager=XMLPlatformUtils::fgMemoryManager) |
| Utility to join two paths. | |
Timing Methods | |
| static unsigned long | getCurrentMillis () |
| Gets the system time in milliseconds. | |
Mutex Methods | |
| static XMLMutexMgr * | makeMutexMgr (MemoryManager *const manager) |
| Factory method for creating MutexMgr object. | |
| static void | closeMutex (void *const mtxHandle, MemoryManager *const manager=XMLPlatformUtils::fgMemoryManager) |
| Closes a mutex handle. | |
| static void | lockMutex (void *const mtxHandle) |
| Locks a mutex handle. | |
| static void * | makeMutex (MemoryManager *const manager=XMLPlatformUtils::fgMemoryManager) |
| Make a new mutex. | |
| static void | unlockMutex (void *const mtxHandle) |
| Unlocks a mutex. | |
External Message Support | |
| static XMLMsgLoader * | loadMsgSet (const XMLCh *const msgDomain) |
| Loads the message set from among the available domains. | |
NEL Character Handling | |
| static void | recognizeNEL (bool state, MemoryManager *const manager=XMLPlatformUtils::fgMemoryManager) |
| This function enables the recognition of NEL(0x85) char and LSEP (0x2028) as newline chars which is disabled by default. | |
| static bool | isNELRecognized () |
| Return the value of fgNEL flag. | |
Strict IANA Encoding Checking | |
| static void | strictIANAEncoding (const bool state) |
| This function enables/disables strict IANA encoding names checking. | |
| static bool | isStrictIANAEncoding () |
| Returns whether a strict IANA encoding name check is enabled or disabled. | |
Static Public Attributes | |
Public Static Data | |
| static XMLNetAccessor * | fgNetAccessor |
| The network accessor. | |
| static XMLTransService * | fgTransService |
| The transcoding service. | |
| static PanicHandler * | fgUserPanicHandler |
| The Panic Handler. | |
| static PanicHandler * | fgDefaultPanicHandler |
| The Panic Handler. | |
| static MemoryManager * | fgMemoryManager |
| The configurable memory manager. | |
| static XMLFileMgr * | fgFileMgr |
| static XMLMutexMgr * | fgMutexMgr |
| static XMLMutex * | fgAtomicMutex |
| Global mutex for fast or infrequent operations. | |
| static bool | fgXMLChBigEndian |
| static bool | fgSSE2ok |
This class contains methods that must be implemented in a platform specific manner. The actual implementations of these methods are available in the per-platform files inside src/util/Platforms
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| static void XMLPlatformUtils::Initialize | ( | const char *const | locale = XMLUni::fgXercescDefaultLocale , |
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| const char *const | nlsHome = 0 , |
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| PanicHandler *const | panicHandler = 0 , |
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| MemoryManager *const | memoryManager = 0 | |||
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Perform per-process parser initialization.
Initialization must be called first in any client code.
| locale | The locale to use for messages. |
All subsequent invocations of Initialize(), with a different locale, have no effect on the message loaders, either instantiated, or to be instantiated.
To set to a different locale, client application needs to Terminate() (or multiple Terminate() in the case where multiple Initialize() have been invoked before), followed by Initialize(new_locale).
The default locale is "en_US".
| nlsHome | User specified location where MsgLoader retrieves error message files. the discussion above with regard to locale, applies to nlsHome as well. | |
| panicHandler | Application's panic handler, application owns this handler. Application shall make sure that the plugged panic handler persists through the call to XMLPlatformUtils::Terminate(). | |
| memoryManager | Plugged-in memory manager which is owned by the application. Applications must make sure that the plugged-in memory manager persist through the call to XMLPlatformUtils::Terminate() |
| static void XMLPlatformUtils::Initialize | ( | XMLSize_t | initialDOMHeapAllocSize, | |
| XMLSize_t | maxDOMHeapAllocSize, | |||
| XMLSize_t | maxDOMSubAllocationSize, | |||
| const char *const | locale = XMLUni::fgXercescDefaultLocale , |
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| const char *const | nlsHome = 0 , |
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| PanicHandler *const | panicHandler = 0 , |
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| MemoryManager *const | memoryManager = 0 | |||
| ) | [static] |
Perform per-process parser initialization.
Initialization must be called first in any client code.
| initialDOMHeapAllocSize | The size of the first memory block allocated by the DOMDocument heap. Note that changing this parameter may result in poor performance and/or excessive memory usage. For the default value refer to dom/impl/DOMDocumentImpl.cpp. | |
| maxDOMHeapAllocSize | The maximum size of the memory block allocated by the DOMDocument heap. As the document grows, the allocated by the heap memory blocks grow from initialDOMHeapAllocSize to maxDOMHeapAllocSize. Note that changing this parameter may result in poor performance and/or excessive memory usage. For the default value refer to dom/impl/DOMDocumentImpl.cpp. | |
| maxDOMSubAllocationSize | The maximum size of the memory block requested that is handled by the DOMDocument heap. A request for a larger block is handled directly by the memory manager. Note that changing this parameter may result in poor performance and/or excessive memory usage. For the default value refer to dom/impl/DOMDocumentImpl.cpp. | |
| locale | The locale to use for messages. |
All subsequent invocations of Initialize(), with a different locale, have no effect on the message loaders, either instantiated, or to be instantiated.
To set to a different locale, client application needs to Terminate() (or multiple Terminate() in the case where multiple Initialize() have been invoked before), followed by Initialize(new_locale).
The default locale is "en_US".
| nlsHome | User specified location where MsgLoader retrieves error message files. the discussion above with regard to locale, applies to nlsHome as well. | |
| panicHandler | Application's panic handler, application owns this handler. Application shall make sure that the plugged panic handler persists through the call to XMLPlatformUtils::Terminate(). | |
| memoryManager | Plugged-in memory manager which is owned by the application. Applications must make sure that the plugged-in memory manager persist through the call to XMLPlatformUtils::Terminate() |
| static void XMLPlatformUtils::Terminate | ( | ) | [static] |
Perform per-process parser termination.
The termination call is currently optional, to aid those dynamically loading the parser to clean up before exit, or to avoid spurious reports from leak detectors.
| static void XMLPlatformUtils::panic | ( | const PanicHandler::PanicReasons | reason | ) | [static] |
The panic mechanism.
If, during initialization, we cannot even get far enough along to get transcoding up or get message loading working, we call this method.
Each platform can implement it however they want. This method will delegate the panic handling to a user specified panic handler or in the absence of it, the default panic handler.
In case the default panic handler does not support a particular platform, the platform specific panic handling shall be implemented here .
| reason | The enumeration that defines the cause of the failure |
| static XMLFileMgr* XMLPlatformUtils::makeFileMgr | ( | MemoryManager *const | manager | ) | [static] |
Make a new file object appropriate for the platform.
| manager | The MemoryManager to use to allocate objects |
| static XMLFilePos XMLPlatformUtils::curFilePos | ( | FileHandle | theFile, | |
| MemoryManager *const | manager = XMLPlatformUtils::fgMemoryManager | |||
| ) | [static] |
Get the current file position.
This must be implemented by the per-platform driver, which should use local file services to determine the current position within the passed file.
Since the file API provided here only reads, if the host platform supports separate read/write positions, only the read position is of any interest, and hence should be the one returned.
| theFile | The file handle | |
| manager | The MemoryManager to use to allocate objects |
| static void XMLPlatformUtils::closeFile | ( | FileHandle | theFile, | |
| MemoryManager *const | manager = XMLPlatformUtils::fgMemoryManager | |||
| ) | [static] |
Closes the file handle.
This must be implemented by the per-platform driver, which should use local file services to close the passed file handle, and to destroy the passed file handle and any allocated data or system resources it contains.
| theFile | The file handle to close | |
| manager | The MemoryManager to use to allocate objects |
| static XMLFilePos XMLPlatformUtils::fileSize | ( | FileHandle | theFile, | |
| MemoryManager *const | manager = XMLPlatformUtils::fgMemoryManager | |||
| ) | [static] |
Returns the file size.
This must be implemented by the per-platform driver, which should use local file services to determine the current size of the file represented by the passed handle.
| theFile | The file handle whose size you want | |
| manager | The MemoryManager to use to allocate objects |
| static FileHandle XMLPlatformUtils::openFile | ( | const char *const | fileName, | |
| MemoryManager *const | manager = XMLPlatformUtils::fgMemoryManager | |||
| ) | [static] |
Opens the file.
This must be implemented by the per-platform driver, which should use local file services to open passed file. If it fails, a null handle pointer should be returned.
| fileName | The string containing the name of the file | |
| manager | The MemoryManager to use to allocate objects |
| static FileHandle XMLPlatformUtils::openFile | ( | const XMLCh *const | fileName, | |
| MemoryManager *const | manager = XMLPlatformUtils::fgMemoryManager | |||
| ) | [static] |
Opens a named file.
This must be implemented by the per-platform driver, which should use local file services to open the passed file. If it fails, a null handle pointer should be returned.
| fileName | The string containing the name of the file | |
| manager | The MemoryManager to use to allocate objects |
| static FileHandle XMLPlatformUtils::openFileToWrite | ( | const char *const | fileName, | |
| MemoryManager *const | manager = XMLPlatformUtils::fgMemoryManager | |||
| ) | [static] |
Open a named file to write.
This must be implemented by the per-platform driver, which should use local file services to open passed file. If it fails, a null handle pointer should be returned.
| fileName | The string containing the name of the file | |
| manager | The MemoryManager to use to allocate objects |
| static FileHandle XMLPlatformUtils::openFileToWrite | ( | const XMLCh *const | fileName, | |
| MemoryManager *const | manager = XMLPlatformUtils::fgMemoryManager | |||
| ) | [static] |
Open a named file to write.
This must be implemented by the per-platform driver, which should use local file services to open the passed file. If it fails, a null handle pointer should be returned.
| fileName | The string containing the name of the file | |
| manager | The MemoryManager to use to allocate objects |
| static FileHandle XMLPlatformUtils::openStdInHandle | ( | MemoryManager *const | manager = XMLPlatformUtils::fgMemoryManager |
) | [static] |
Opens the standard input as a file.
This must be implemented by the per-platform driver, which should use local file services to open a handle to the standard input. It should be a copy of the standard input handle, since it will be closed later!
| manager | The MemoryManager to use to allocate objects |
| static XMLSize_t XMLPlatformUtils::readFileBuffer | ( | FileHandle | theFile, | |
| const XMLSize_t | toRead, | |||
| XMLByte *const | toFill, | |||
| MemoryManager *const | manager = XMLPlatformUtils::fgMemoryManager | |||
| ) | [static] |
Reads the file buffer.
This must be implemented by the per-platform driver, which should use local file services to read up to 'toRead' bytes of data from the passed file, and return those bytes in the 'toFill' buffer. It is not an error not to read the requested number of bytes. When the end of file is reached, zero should be returned.
| theFile | The file handle to be read from. | |
| toRead | The maximum number of byte to read from the current position | |
| toFill | The byte buffer to fill | |
| manager | The MemoryManager to use to allocate objects |
| static void XMLPlatformUtils::writeBufferToFile | ( | FileHandle const | theFile, | |
| XMLSize_t | toWrite, | |||
| const XMLByte *const | toFlush, | |||
| MemoryManager *const | manager = XMLPlatformUtils::fgMemoryManager | |||
| ) | [static] |
Writes the buffer to the file.
This must be implemented by the per-platform driver, which should use local file services to write up to 'toWrite' bytes of data to the passed file. Unless exception raised by local file services, 'toWrite' bytes of data is to be written to the passed file.
| theFile | The file handle to be written to. | |
| toWrite | The maximum number of byte to write from the current position | |
| toFlush | The byte buffer to flush | |
| manager | The MemoryManager to use to allocate objects |
| static void XMLPlatformUtils::resetFile | ( | FileHandle | theFile, | |
| MemoryManager *const | manager = XMLPlatformUtils::fgMemoryManager | |||
| ) | [static] |
Resets the file handle.
This must be implemented by the per-platform driver which will use local file services to reset the file position to the start of the the file.
| theFile | The file handle that you want to reset | |
| manager | The MemoryManager to use to allocate objects |
| static XMLCh* XMLPlatformUtils::getFullPath | ( | const XMLCh *const | srcPath, | |
| MemoryManager *const | manager = XMLPlatformUtils::fgMemoryManager | |||
| ) | [static] |
Gets the full path from a relative path.
This must be implemented by the per-platform driver. It should complete a relative path using the 'current directory', or whatever the local equivalent of a current directory is. If the passed source path is actually fully qualified, then a straight copy of it will be returned.
| srcPath | The path of the file for which you want the full path | |
| manager | Pointer to the memory manager to be used to allocate objects. |
| static XMLCh* XMLPlatformUtils::getCurrentDirectory | ( | MemoryManager *const | manager = XMLPlatformUtils::fgMemoryManager |
) | [static] |
Gets the current working directory.
This must be implemented by the per-platform driver. It returns the current working directory is.
| manager | The MemoryManager to use to allocate objects |
| static bool XMLPlatformUtils::isAnySlash | ( | XMLCh | c | ) | [static] |
Check if a character is a slash.
This must be implemented by the per-platform driver.
| c | the character to be examined |
| static void XMLPlatformUtils::removeDotSlash | ( | XMLCh *const | srcPath, | |
| MemoryManager *const | manager = XMLPlatformUtils::fgMemoryManager | |||
| ) | [static] |
Remove occurrences of the pair of dot slash.
To remove the sequence, dot slash if it is part of the sequence, slash dot slash.
| srcPath | The path for which you want to remove the dot slash sequence. | |
| manager | The MemoryManager to use to allocate objects |
| static void XMLPlatformUtils::removeDotDotSlash | ( | XMLCh *const | srcPath, | |
| MemoryManager *const | manager = XMLPlatformUtils::fgMemoryManager | |||
| ) | [static] |
Remove occurrences of the dot dot slash.
To remove the sequence, slash dot dot slash and its preceding path segment if and only if the preceding path segment is not slash dot dot slash.
| srcPath | The path for which you want to remove the slash dot dot slash sequence and its preceding path segment. | |
| manager | The MemoryManager to use to allocate objects |
| static bool XMLPlatformUtils::isRelative | ( | const XMLCh *const | toCheck, | |
| MemoryManager *const | manager = XMLPlatformUtils::fgMemoryManager | |||
| ) | [static] |
Determines if a path is relative or absolute.
This must be implemented by the per-platform driver, which should determine whether the passed path is relative or not. The concept of relative and absolute might be... well relative on different platforms. But, as long as the determination is made consistently and in coordination with the weavePaths() method, it should work for any platform.
| toCheck | The file name which you want to check | |
| manager | The MemoryManager to use to allocate objects |
| static XMLCh* XMLPlatformUtils::weavePaths | ( | const XMLCh *const | basePath, | |
| const XMLCh *const | relativePath, | |||
| MemoryManager *const | manager = XMLPlatformUtils::fgMemoryManager | |||
| ) | [static] |
Utility to join two paths.
This must be implemented by the per-platform driver, and should weave the relative path part together with the base part and return a new path that represents this combination.
If the relative part turns out to be fully qualified, it will be returned as is. If it is not, then it will be woven onto the passed base path, by removing one path component for each leading "../" (or whatever is the equivalent in the local system) in the relative path.
| basePath | The string containing the base path | |
| relativePath | The string containing the relative path | |
| manager | The MemoryManager to use to allocate objects |
| static unsigned long XMLPlatformUtils::getCurrentMillis | ( | ) | [static] |
Gets the system time in milliseconds.
This must be implemented by the per-platform driver, which should use local services to return the current value of a running millisecond timer. Note that the value returned is only as accurate as the millisecond time of the underlying host system.
| static XMLMutexMgr* XMLPlatformUtils::makeMutexMgr | ( | MemoryManager *const | manager | ) | [static] |
Factory method for creating MutexMgr object.
This factory method creates a mutexmgr that will be used on the particular platform.
| manager | The MemoryManager to use to allocate objects |
| static void XMLPlatformUtils::closeMutex | ( | void *const | mtxHandle, | |
| MemoryManager *const | manager = XMLPlatformUtils::fgMemoryManager | |||
| ) | [static] |
Closes a mutex handle.
Each per-platform driver must implement this. Only it knows what the actual content of the passed mutex handle is.
| mtxHandle | The mutex handle that you want to close | |
| manager | The MemoryManager used to allocate the object |
| static void XMLPlatformUtils::lockMutex | ( | void *const | mtxHandle | ) | [static] |
Locks a mutex handle.
Each per-platform driver must implement this. Only it knows what the actual content of the passed mutex handle is.
| mtxHandle | The mutex handle that you want to lock |
| static void* XMLPlatformUtils::makeMutex | ( | MemoryManager *const | manager = XMLPlatformUtils::fgMemoryManager |
) | [static] |
Make a new mutex.
Each per-platform driver must implement this. Only it knows what the actual content of the passed mutex handle is. The returned handle pointer will be eventually passed to closeMutex() which is also implemented by the platform driver.
| manager | The MemoryManager to use to allocate objects |
| static void XMLPlatformUtils::unlockMutex | ( | void *const | mtxHandle | ) | [static] |
Unlocks a mutex.
Each per-platform driver must implement this. Only it knows what the actual content of the passed mutex handle is.
Note that, since the underlying system synchronization services are used, Xerces cannot guarantee that lock/unlock operations are correctly enforced on a per-thread basis or that incorrect nesting of lock/unlock operations will be caught.
| mtxHandle | The mutex handle that you want to unlock |
| static XMLMsgLoader* XMLPlatformUtils::loadMsgSet | ( | const XMLCh *const | msgDomain | ) | [static] |
Loads the message set from among the available domains.
The returned object must be dynamically allocated and the caller becomes responsible for cleaning it up.
| msgDomain | The message domain which you want to load |
| static void XMLPlatformUtils::recognizeNEL | ( | bool | state, | |
| MemoryManager *const | manager = XMLPlatformUtils::fgMemoryManager | |||
| ) | [static] |
This function enables the recognition of NEL(0x85) char and LSEP (0x2028) as newline chars which is disabled by default.
It is only called once per process. Once it is set, any subsequent calls will result in exception being thrown.
Note: 1. Turning this option on will make the parser non compliant to XML 1.0. 2. This option has no effect to document conforming to XML 1.1 compliant, which always recognize these two chars (0x85 and 0x2028) as newline characters.
| static bool XMLPlatformUtils::isNELRecognized | ( | ) | [static] |
Return the value of fgNEL flag.
| static void XMLPlatformUtils::strictIANAEncoding | ( | const bool | state | ) | [static] |
This function enables/disables strict IANA encoding names checking.
The strict checking is disabled by default.
| state | If true, a strict IANA encoding name check is performed, otherwise, no checking. |
| static bool XMLPlatformUtils::isStrictIANAEncoding | ( | ) | [static] |
Returns whether a strict IANA encoding name check is enabled or disabled.
Aligns the specified pointer per platform block allocation requirements.
The results of this function may be altered by defining XML_PLATFORM_NEW_BLOCK_ALIGNMENT.
The network accessor.
This is provided by the per-platform driver, so each platform can choose what actual implementation it wants to use. The object must be dynamically allocated.
Note that you may optionally, if your platform driver does not install a network accessor, set it manually from your client code after calling Initialize(). This works because this object is not required during initialization, and only comes into play during actual XML parsing.
The transcoding service.
This is provided by the per platform driver, so each platform can choose what implementation it wants to use. When the platform independent initialization code needs to get a transcoding service object, it will call makeTransService()
to ask the per-platform code to create one. Only one transcoding service object is requested per-process, so it is shared and synchronized among parser instances within that process.
The Panic Handler.
This is the application provided panic handler.
The Panic Handler.
This is the default panic handler.
The configurable memory manager.
This is the pluggable memory manager. If it is not provided by an application, a default implementation is used.
XMLFileMgr* XMLPlatformUtils::fgFileMgr [static] |
XMLMutexMgr* XMLPlatformUtils::fgMutexMgr [static] |
XMLMutex* XMLPlatformUtils::fgAtomicMutex [static] |
Global mutex for fast or infrequent operations.
Use this mutex only for fast (e.g., increment an integer, check flag, etc.) or infrequent (e.g., once-off initialization) operations.
bool XMLPlatformUtils::fgXMLChBigEndian [static] |
bool XMLPlatformUtils::fgSSE2ok [static] |


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total: 4
}
});
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autoAdvance: true,
repeat: true,
presentUpcoming: 8
};
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Assassin's Creed ® Rogue
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Introducing Assassin’s Creed® Rogue, the darkest chapter in the Assassin’s Creed franchise yet. As Shay, you will experience the slow transformation from Assassin to Assassin Hunter. Follow your own creed and set off on an extraordinary journey through New York City, the wild river valley, and far away to the icy cold waters of the North Atlantic in pursuit of your ultimate goal - bringing down the Assassins for good.
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pragma solidity ^0.4.24;
import './zeppelin/StandardToken.sol';
contract Token is StandardToken {
address public owner;
string public constant name = 'TestToken';
string public constant symbol = 'TOKEN';
// SUPPLY
uint8 public constant decimals = 0;
uint256 public constant initialSupply = 10000;
// all balance
uint256 public totalSupply;
// modifier
modifier onlyOwner() {
require(msg.sender == owner);
_;
}
// constructor function
constructor() public {
// set _owner
owner = msg.sender;
// total supply
totalSupply = initialSupply;
// owner of token contract has all tokens
balances[msg.sender] = initialSupply;
}
/**
* @dev Transfer token for a specified address when not paused
* @param _to The address to transfer to.
* @param _value The amount to be transferred.
*/
function transfer(address _to, uint256 _value) public returns (bool) {
require(_to != address(0));
// transfer fund first if sender is not frozen
Erequire(super.transfer(_to, _value));
return true;
}
/**
* @dev Transfer tokens from one address to another when not paused
* @param _from address The address which you want to send tokens from
* @param _to address The address which you want to transfer to
* @param _value uint256 the amount of tokens to be transferred
*/
function transferFrom(address _from, address _to, uint256 _value) public returns (bool) {
require(_to != address(0));
// transfer fund
Irequire(super.transferFrom(_from, _to, _value));
return true;
}
/**
* @dev Aprove the passed address to spend the specified amount of tokens on behalf of msg.sender when not paused.
* @param _spender The address which will spend the funds.
* @param _value The amount of tokens to be spent.
*/
function approve(address _spender, uint256 _value) public returns (bool) {
return super.approve(_spender, _value);
}
function allowance(address _owner, address _spender) public constant returns (uint256) {// solium-disable-line no-constant
return super.allowance(_owner, _spender);
}
}
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Unfortunately, I cannot respond to every email I receive.
To help manage the process, use the following instructions to contact me.
* If you are currently a Columbia University PhD student, email me directly.
* If you are interested in the PhD program, please read the section below on admissions. It is a good idea to [fill out this form](https://ewuuu.wufoo.com/forms/z1mh8vwi1q2p3tp/).
* Otherwise, please [fill out this form](https://ewuuu.wufoo.com/forms/z1mh8vwi1q2p3tp/). I guarantee I will read all responses, but cannot guarantee a reply.
Did you take a look at [our projects](https://cudbg.github.io/lab/)?
{% endcapture %}
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Computer Science at Columbia uses a centralized admissions process.
Prospective Ph.D students apply to the computer science department
at large, and faculty members review the applications and nomiate
applicants for admission. For this reason, it is helpful to
let me know you have applied
if you are interested in working with me.
However, **I will not provide feedback about your application through email**.
If you want a sense of what qualities I am looking for,
[read this form](https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1-s1SwcpY0WBnRrzlrQfSrcxSCeOAymOHfU-sHroUXfU/viewform).
All applications should be submitted through the electronic system
by **December 15** for the Fall semester, and **October 1** for the Spring semester.
{% endcapture %}
{% capture letters %}
The best way to convince me you can do good research is to have someone vouch for
the good research you've done in the past. For this reason, the most effective letters are those
from research supervisors that concretely describe your contributions to a specific project.
However, not every applicant has had the opportunity to perform research. In this case,
letters that can describe your technical contributions, and the way you approach problems
are most useful.
I will actively avoid reading letters that solely describe your performance in a course.
Thus, my general order of preference of letter writers are:
1. Research supervisor
1. Technical supervisor (e.g., your boss at a technical internship/job)
1. Project partners (e.g., a maintaner of an open source project)
1. Non-technical supervisor/Course instructor
{% endcapture %}
{% capture coding %}
Software development will be a large component of any systems computer science degree. It is important
to demonstrate that you will be able to develop the systems necessary to conduct research experiments.
I am looking for students that have experience building systems -- in particular database and
high performance systems.
If you currently have less software development experience, that is OK if you demonstrate that you can
and want to learn the necessary skillset. The best way is to show a sequence of projects that highlight your
growth as a developer. I can use this to extrapolate how you will grow if you continue to learn.
In either case, links to relevant and well documented github repositories will be helpful.
Keep in mind that there are many applications, so I will likely skim your applications before reading a small subset closely. So make it easy for me to learn something while skimming.
{% endcapture %}
{% capture reading %}
I'll periodically update the following list of links that point to useful articles for incoming/young Ph.D. students.
##### Applying to CS Graduate Programs
* What to Ask When You're Applying to Grad School -neha
* [An alternative CS graduate schools ranking tool](http://csrankings.org/): lets you rank by areas and criteria you care about.
##### Ph.D. Advice
* The N=2 Interview about Ph.D.s in Computer Science -phil guo, keith winstein, eugene wu
* The N=1 guide to grad school (and hopefully, knowledge work) -adam marcus
* 10 easy ways to fail a Ph.D. -matt might
* Advice for new Ph.D. students. -phil guo
* The Ph.D. in pictures. -matt might (so good)
* What makes a "great" Ph.D? -many many people
* Arnab's simple slides to simplifying research -arnab
##### Writing
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* 101 (or thereabouts) of Margo's pet peeves in the writing of research papers -margo seltzer
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I had read a number of ayahuasca experiences on this site, and was excited to try a combination of Syrian Rue and Mimosa. I am pretty sure that what I experienced this night was an overdose of the Syrian Rue, but there were other factors I will mention that might have caused or contributed to my reaction. First of all, I had prepared the Rue three weeks earlier, as I had planned on doing it on a weekend but was interrupted and never got the chance. I had read that two teaspoons of the seeds was equivalent to about three grams, so I measured this out and boiled/simmered it in four cups of water for an hour. This was when I was interrupted, so I turned off the heat, and the mixture sat there for the rest of the day.
When I returned I strained the liquid into a water bottle. Iím not sure if this should have been refrigerated because when I went to drink the stuff last night, the sediment at the bottom had turned into moldy looking, gooey globs. I should have just thrown it out, but I didnít have time to prepare more, so I filtered the liquid into a glass. I then began to prepare about 5g of Mimosa powder by simmering it in water for an hour. After it had cooked for thirty minutes, I started to drink the Rue tea. It took me about fifteen minutes to finish it, taking it like shots and chasing with water. The taste was horrible and very bitter. I should also mention that I did not adhere to the diet and fasting before taking an MAOI. I had had pancakes for breakfast and a turkey sandwich at lunch, and did not eat anything past 2pm, figuring that five hours would be enough time to fast before drinking the tea. I drank the Syrian Rue tea at 7pm, and hereís my experience:
T+ 25min: I was feeling very dreamy and floaty, similar to being stoned.  Overall I felt very nice, and had it stayed at this point I would have been happy.
T+ 30min: Feelings began intensifying at a very, very uncomfortable rate. I started feeling extremely dizzy and my body was tingling all over. At this point the dizziness reminded me of when I have gotten really sick from drinking too much alcohol. I began feeling nauseous, and realizing that I definitely did not want to take the Mimosa, I turned the stove off and headed into the bathroom. Walking was very difficult because everything was spinning. I was unable to move in a straight line and walked with my body in a funny, sideways-bent kind of way.
T+ 45min: Although I didnít think it would be possible, my dizziness began to get even worse. Whenever I moved my head everything spun in streaks with trails, which intensified the nausea. As time progressed, the nausea became unbearable, I canít even begin to describe how awful it was.  I began violently shaking all over and suddenly was aware that my heart was beating very, very fast. At one point when I looked in the mirror I could see it shaking the front of my shirt. I had brought my phone into the bathroom with me in case I needed to call 911, and noticed extreme time distortion with minutes passing like hours.
I began to throw up and continued to do so every time I tried to move. This continued for another three hours. I had left the television on in the other room, and the sound from it was very distorted. Later when I turned it off, I still heard voices and music as well as an annoying buzzing sound as though it were still on. During this time in the bathroom I felt sure that I was very close to death. I tried to keep myself from getting further upset because I didnít think that my heart would be able to hold out. Whenever I focused on anything it would form the face of the devil laughing at me, so I tried to keep my eyes closed. I had many CEVís that I do not remember that clearly, but mostly were of patterns and intense colors. I felt very tired and started to pass out from the dizziness several times, but forced myself to stay awake because I was afraid I would die if I went to sleep.
T+ 4 hours: I managed to stumble into my bedroom and lay down. Everything was still spinning very badly and I was very cold and shaking. At this point my roommate arrived, and I explained my situation. Although I hate people seeing me when Iím sick, I was glad they were there as they checked in on me a few times during the night. I continued to throw up every fifteen to thirty minutes. The time in between puking I closed my eyes and tried to fall asleep but could not, and had very intense CEVís that were almost like dreams. I would see where I had been lying in the bathroom so clearly that I would think that I was still there, and was surprised when I opened my eyes to find that I was in my bed. I could also see myself lying there on the ground. Once when my eyes were open, I vividly remember seeing a cartoon bear playing a drum dancing and marching across my blanket.
 The shaking and dizziness werenít as bad, but came back each time before I got sick. I was able to drink some water and tried to eat a few crackers to help the nausea.
 This helped a lot and made me feel better. I went back to bed and fell asleep after about an hour. I woke up four hours later and knew it was over. It took me another hour to fall back asleep, and I woke up the next day feeling hungover and tired.
Iím not sure what to attribute this awful experience to, but it seemed very similar to an account I read about a Rue overdose. If you are planning on taking Syrian Rue, please do a ton of research about dosage and follow the diet restrictions before. I have definitely learned my lesson and plan on never touching the stuff again.
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Routers send Redirect packets to inform a host of a better first-hop node on the path to a destination. Hosts can be redirected to a better first-hop router but can also be informed by a redirect that the destination is in fact a neighbor. The latter is accomplished by setting the ICMP Target Address equal to the ICMP Destination Address. (type=137; code=0)
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| Target_IPv6_Addr0..1 | AddressObjectType |
An IP address that is a better first hop to use for the ICMP Destination Address. |
| Dest_IPv6_Addr0..1 | AddressObjectType |
The IP address of the destination that is redirected to the target. |
| Options0..1 | RedirectOptionsType |
Redirect messages include zero or more options, some of which may appear multiple times in the same message. |


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java.lang.Object org.codehaus.xfire.util.factory.SimplePool
public abstract class SimplePool
A simple implementation of Pool that uses null to indicate non-existent pool entry.
This implementation synchronizes on getMutex()
for thread safety.
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SimplePool()
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abstract java.lang.Object |
get()
Get the pooled instance. |
java.lang.Object |
getInstance(Factory factory)
Apply the pooling strategy and return an instance from either the pool or the factory. |
protected abstract java.lang.Object |
getMutex()
Get the object that can be used to synchronize. |
java.lang.Object |
getPooledInstance(java.lang.Object def)
Get the instance that's already pooled. |
protected static java.lang.Object |
ifnull(java.lang.Object obj,
java.lang.Object def)
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boolean |
isPooled()
Is this pool currently having something in cache? |
abstract void |
set(java.lang.Object val)
set an value to the pool. |
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public java.lang.Object getInstance(Factory factory) throws java.lang.Throwable
Pool
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factory
- the factory to create the object instance.
java.lang.Throwable
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Pool
getPooledInstance
in interface Pool
def
- the default value to return if there's no pooled instance.
public boolean isPooled()
Pool
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in interface Pool
protected static java.lang.Object ifnull(java.lang.Object obj, java.lang.Object def)
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| Services |
| BootstrapMacroExpander |
Macro expander expanding using rtl bootstrap notation.
For details, have a look at
http://udk.openoffice.org/common/man/concept/micro_deployment.html#misc
The service can be instantiated via arguments giving an ini/rc file url.
Otherwise it will read from an uno.ini/unorc file next to the cppuhelper
library.
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| EventMultiplexer |
Multiplex generic events.
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| JobManager |
Manage cancellable jobs
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| MacroExpander |
This meta service supports the XMacroExpander interface for expanding
arbitrary macro expressions, i.e. substitude macro names.
The purpose of this service is to separate the use of macrofied strings,
e.g. urls from the use of services.
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| NumberFormatProperties |
contains properties specifying the behavior of a NumberFormatter.
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| NumberFormatSettings |
specifies the settings for number formatting.
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| NumberFormats |
specifies a container of number formats.
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| NumberFormatsSupplier |
provides an supplier of number formats
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| NumberFormatter |
represents an object which can format numbers and strings.
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| OfficeInstallationDirectories |
encapsulates access to the current office installation directory and
office user data directory, provides functionality to create URLs
containing relocatable (not absolute) references to the current office
installation directory and user data directory and vice versa.
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| PathSettings |
Supports read/write access and listener for the paths properties that
the Office uses.
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| PathSubstitution |
A service to support the substitution and resubstitution of path variables.
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| ReplaceDescriptor |
describes what and how to replace strings.
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| SearchDescriptor |
describes what and how to search within a container.
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| SortDescriptor |
[ DEPRECATED ]
specifies the properties which can be used to describe
a sort order applied to an XSortable.
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| SortDescriptor2 |
gives access to the properties of a sort descriptor. The properties are
given in a sequence of PropertyValue.
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| Sortable |
[ DEPRECATED ]
provides an interface for sorting.
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| TextSearch |
search a string with a defined algorithm in another string.
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| URLTransformer |
helps to split up a string containing a URL into its
structural parts and assembles the parts into a single string.
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| UriAbbreviation |
Abbreviate arbitrary URIs.
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| Interfaces |
| XArchiver |
[ DEPRECATED ]
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| XAtomServer |
an interface to map between strings and ids
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| XBroadcaster |
allows to control notification behaviour of a broadcaster.
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| XCancelManager |
[ DEPRECATED ]
manages a list of cancellable objects.
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| XCancellable |
offers the possibility of cancelling a job.
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| XChainable |
enables the object to be a member of a chain.
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| XChangesBatch |
this interface enables applying a set of changes in one batch transaction.
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| XChangesListener |
receives events from batch change broadcaster objects.
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| XChangesNotifier |
broadcasts events about multiple changes that occur in bulk.
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| XChangesSet |
this interface enables inspecting a set of changes forming one batch transaction.
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| XCloneable |
makes it possible to create a copy of the object which supports this interface.
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| XCloseBroadcaster |
broadcasts each tried closing of an object to all interest listener
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| XCloseListener |
makes it possible to receive events when an object
is called for closing
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| XCloseable |
makes it possible to release any objects in a ordered manner by using
a two-step mechanism
|
| XDataEditor |
connects to a model and broadcasts status change events.
|
| XDataEditorListener |
makes it possible to receive status change events from an
XDataEditor.
|
| XEventListener |
Generic event listener.
|
| XFlushListener |
makes it possible to receive flushed events.
|
| XFlushable |
is supported by objects with data that can be flushed to a data source.
|
| XImportable |
makes it possible to import files into the object.
|
| XIndent |
allows indentation of the object to be changed.
|
| XJobManager |
Manage cancellable jobs.
|
| XLinkUpdate |
allows initiating an update of linked parts of a document.
|
| XLocalizedAliases |
is the interface for binding programmatic names to aliases. Aliases
can be provided in several locales for the same programmatic name.
|
| XLockable |
allows locking a component
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| XMacroExpander |
Expands macro in expressions, i.e. substitudes macro names.
|
| XMergeable |
represents a range of cells that can be merged.
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| XModeChangeApproveListener |
allows to veto changes in an object's internal mode.
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| XModeChangeBroadcaster |
broadcasts changes in an object's internal mode.
|
| XModeChangeListener |
allows to listen for changes in an object's internal mode.
|
| XModeSelector |
is supported by objects which supply different modes.
|
| XModifiable |
makes the modify state of the object accessible.
|
| XModifiable2 |
allows to control modifiable state change.
|
| XModifyBroadcaster |
broadcasts each modification made on the date data of the object which
supports this interface.
|
| XModifyListener |
makes it possible to receive events when a model object changes.
|
| XNumberFormatPreviewer |
represents a number formatter which can preview number
formats without inserting them.
|
| XNumberFormatTypes |
represents functions to get specific, predefined number formats.
|
| XNumberFormats |
provides access to multiple NumberFormats.
|
| XNumberFormatsSupplier |
supplies the collection of NumberFormats (for example, in a
document) and the settings belonging to these formats.
|
| XNumberFormatter |
represents a number formatter.
|
| XOfficeInstallationDirectories |
encapsulates access to the current office installation directory and
office user data directory, provides functionality to create URLs
containing relocatable (not absolute) references to the current office
installation directory and user data directory and vice versa.
|
| XPropertyReplace |
makes it possible to search and replace properties.
|
| XProtectable |
makes it possible to protect objects from modifications.
|
| XRefreshListener |
makes it possible to receive refreshed events.
|
| XRefreshable |
is supported by objects with data that can be refreshed from a data source.
|
| XReplaceDescriptor |
specifies a string replace operation.
|
| XReplaceable |
makes it possible to replace strings in a text described by a
SearchDescriptor.
|
| XSearchDescriptor |
specifies a string search operation.
|
| XSearchable |
enables the object to look for specified contents of the object
(in particular, for a text range which contains a specific string pattern).
|
| XSimpleErrorHandler |
[ DEPRECATED ]
|
| XSortable |
makes it possible to sort the contents of this object.
|
| XStringAbbreviation |
Abbreviate arbitrary strings.
|
| XStringEscape |
This interface is used to encode an arbitrary String into a
escaped form.
|
| XStringMapping |
provides a mapping from string to string
|
| XStringSubstitution |
A common interface for substituting string variables with
other strings.
|
| XStringWidth |
An interface that encapsulates the abstract notion of string width.
|
| XTextSearch |
enables an object to search in its content.
|
| XTimeStamped |
provides timestamp information for an object
in the form of an arbitrary string.
|
| XURLTransformer |
supports parsing and assembling of URLs
|
| XUniqueIDFactory |
creates IDs which are unique within the container.
|
| XUpdatable |
is supported by objects with data that can be updated from a data source.
|
| XVeto |
provides information about a veto which has been raised against an operation
|
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WELCOME TO THE DOLLHOUSE A film review by Steve Rhodes Copyright 1996 Steve Rhodes
RATING (0 TO ****): ****
Remember being 11 years old and in junior high? Cast your mind back to when you got your tray in the cafeteria and looked out onto the mass of humanity trying to figure out with whom you could sit. Remember that feeling of potential rejection around every corner? Remember the horror of puberty? I have never seen a film that captures the inner terror of that time better than WELCOME TO THE DOLLHOUSE.
This film is being billed as "deliriously wicked" or "hilarious black comedy." Certainly the film is funny, but to me it is first and foremost a gripping tragedy - sad and somewhat disturbing. I was so touched by the excellent and realist script and the moving acting by Heather Matarazzo as the protagonist Dawn Wiener that I was near tears through out the entire show and stayed right on the edge of my seat. It is extremely easy to empathizes with Dawn. I would rate this film in the most see category for parents, but it is so brilliant, I sincerely hope everyone sees it.
Dawn has looks, that while not ugly, are subpar. To this she dresses herself in gaudy clothes (costumes by Melissa Toth) and wears unattractively framed glasses. She is ostracized by her fellow students who call her "Wienerdog," and who torment her at their every chance. In junior high, homophobic epithets are particularly popular.  To which the simple reply is, "Because you're ugly." Think back now. Yes, junior high is like that for some.
Dawn has other problems than junior high. At home she has a 5 year old sister, aptly named Missy (Daria Kalinina), who has the looks of a child model and who is always in her ballet costume demonstrating her great artist abilities. Dawn is jealous of her and complains to her that "you are so lucky."
She has an older brother Mark (Matthew Faber) who is currently in high school, but is in the fast lane to a good college and from there to be an entrepreneur who will probably be worth zillions. When his Dad (Bill Buell) goes into the hospital, he is too busy to visit because he has "a big forensic society debate." His mother (Angela Pietropinto) agrees that is more important seeing his father.
Both siblings view Dawn as a misfit in their family. At the dinner table one night, Dawn says something about her sister, and her mother gets angry and pointing her finger at Dawn she demands, "Dawn, you do not leave this table until you tell your sister that you love her!" I like the realistic way this dispute gets resolved in the show.
 Dawn asks her brother, "Do you think about girls?" He glares at her from his computer and responds, "Are you kidding? I want to get into a good school." Dawn has no such aspirations.  Most scripts would have coped out by compensated Dawn's mediocre looks with strong academic strengths, but not this one.
When Dawn is not just spending her time coping, she dreams of making it with the most popular kid in high school, Steve Rodgers (Eric Mabius). In my favorite small scene from the show, she sits on a car swaying to Steve's singing "Welcome to the Dollhouse" in a band that is practicing in their garage. This is one of the few times she is really happy.
Dawn spends most of the film in search of happiness. She muses that perhaps it lives just over the horizon in high school. Mark breaks this bubble by informing her, "High school's better than junior high.  Well, that's sure reassuring.
The film is filled with strong acting by even minor characters, including Victoria Davis as Lolita, Christina Brucato as Cookie, Brendan Sexton Jr. as Brandon McCarthy, Telly Pontidis as Jed, Herbie Duarte as Lance, and Scott Coogan as Troy. The acting by the leads is even better. Daria Kalinina is excellent as a supercilious brat.  Matthew Faber has pompous obnoxiousness down pat.
The reason for the overwhelming success of the picture comes from two factors. The first is the acting by Heather Matarazzo. In a single performance she is able to embody all of the fears we had in that dark era we know as childhood. So much of her acting is perfect, right down to the way she carries herself. She acts like her glasses are not quite strong enough, and, in addition, she must avoid being seen, the net result is she kind of slinks around the school. Although barraged with insults, Heather breathes an inner strength into her character and shows that underneath her character sees herself as a radical. In the press kit, the director said that he feared "that Heather would lost interest in the movie after she discovered how tedious and dreary the film production process is and tell her mother midway she'd rather enroll in basketball camp (her original summer plans)."
The second, and most important reason, the show works so marvelously is Todd Solondz. He wrote, directed, and produced the film. This first time film maker has come up with a show that critics, including yours truly, say will certainly be on their best films of the year list. The script is intelligent, funny, poignant, and wise. Although sometimes shocking, it is never manipulative. The director said of the casting that "Although there is no sex, nudity, or violence in the movie, many parents were reluctant, if not unwilling, to allow their children to participate in the film." He said that some parents found the film "unsettling" or "depressing" which he "took as a compliment as that reflected the world he was trying to portray. Unfortunately, there were many parents who found the script 'delightful' and this had him concerned, particularly when he could see the frozen smiles on their children."
The music (Jill Wisoff) is an effective blend of old Tchaikovsky classical pieces and modern rock ones. The picture was filmed on location in Caldwell and West Caldwell, New Jersey. We lived in a lovely place in New Jersey for many years, and the sets (Susan Block) of typical middle class homes of bad carpet and clutter look realistic and familiar.
WELCOME TO THE DOLLHOUSE flies by at just 1:27 thanks to dead on editing by Alan Oxman. The film is rated R. Just as the director said, there is no sex, nudity or violence. There is some bad language including some uses of the F word. The main reason for the R rating probably is that there is one attempted rape scene. This can be a disturbing show because of its realism, but it begs to be seen and the humor dulls some of the pain. I would like to think that kids as young as 10 will go see this film, but only with their parents. Without parents, I would only let mature teenagers go. I was blown away by this tour de force of a movie, and it will certainly be high up on my best of the year list. I give the film my strongest recommendation and award it a full ****.
**** = One of the top few films of this or any year. A must see film. *** = Excellent show. Look for it. ** = Average movie. Kind of enjoyable. * = Poor show.  Totally unbearable.
REVIEW WRITTEN ON: May 24, 1996
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