AnyFlowRepresentable
public protocol AnyFlowRepresentable
AnyFlowRepresentable: A type erased version of ‘FlowRepresentable’. Generally speaking don’t use this directly, use FlowRepresentable instead.
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workflow: Access to the
Workflow
controlling theFlowRepresentable
. A common use case may be aFlowRepresentable
that wants to abandon theWorkflow
it’s in.Note
While not strictly necessary it would be wise to declare this property asweak
Declaration
Swift
var workflow: Workflow? { get set }
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instance: A method to return an instance of the
FlowRepresentable
Note
This needs to return a unique instance of your view. Whether programmatic or from the storyboard is irrelevantDeclaration
Swift
static func instance() -> AnyFlowRepresentable
Return Value
AnyFlowRepresentable
. Specifically a new instance from the static class passed to aWorkflow


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class Cosmos::UnpackingInterface
A custom interface that unpacks aggregate packets (packets with many granules) into many simple packets (packets with a single granule). This way we can use all the cosmos niceties without having to send packets for individual measurements. Essentially we unpack an aggregate packet into many packets that are stored in a queue that is read from. When the queue is empty we look for new aggregate packets
Public Instance Methods
Maps aggregate packets (packets with many granules) to simple packets (packets with a single granule) should have the form 'AggregatePacket' => 'SimplePacket' For example: 'Science' => 'Science2'
# File lib/cosmos/unpacking_interface/unpacking_interface.rb, line 28 def agg_pkt_map {} end
# File lib/cosmos/unpacking_interface/unpacking_interface.rb, line 44 def connect @derived_queue = [] super() end
Create and return a new instance of your own custom PacketMapper
# File lib/cosmos/unpacking_interface/unpacking_interface.rb, line 40 def packet_mapper PacketMapper.new end
Unpack an aggregate packet if necessary and add resulting packets to the internal FIFO queue
# File lib/cosmos/unpacking_interface/unpacking_interface.rb, line 52 def process(packet:, target:, agg_packet:, simple_packet:) agg_pkt = System.telemetry.packet(target, agg_packet) if(agg_pkt.identify?(packet.buffer)) processor = AggregatePacketProcesser.new(packet_mapper, transforms) agg_pkt.buffer = packet.buffer.clone result = processor.unpack(agg_pkt, target, simple_packet) @derived_queue.concat(result) end return packet end
This method is called by COSMOS internally, essentially if we have packets on the queue read those otherwise wait for a packet, and unpack if necessary
# File lib/cosmos/unpacking_interface/unpacking_interface.rb, line 67 def read if<EMAIL_ADDRESS>p1 = @derived_queue.shift return p1 else # This is a blocking call to wait for an actual packet to come over the wire packet = super() agg_pkt_map.select do |agg_packet, simple_packet| agg_pkt = System.telemetry.packet(target, agg_packet) if(agg_pkt.identify?(packet.buffer)) process(packet: packet, target: target, agg_packet: agg_packet, simple_packet: simple_packet) end end return packet end end
Cosmos
target interface is being used with
# File lib/cosmos/unpacking_interface/unpacking_interface.rb, line 34 def target "" end
Transformations defined on an item in a simple packet. Entries should be of the form: “<TARGET>-<PACKET_NAME>-<ITEM_NAME>” => Proc where the proc can accept the following parameters TargetName, ItemName, key, value, index index is the index of the granule in the aggregate packet that was transformed into the simple packet More info about procs can be found here: ruby-doc.org/core-2.4.1/Proc.html
# File lib/cosmos/unpacking_interface/unpacking_interface.rb, line 20 def transforms {} end


--- layout: post esbma_id: 1188 title: Law #6: The Law of Exclusivity date: 2004-06-08 14:52:31 keywords: law ---
(This entry is part of a series I am writing on The 22 Immutable Laws of Marketing.)
The Law of Exclusivity says that "Two companies cannot own the same word in the prospect's mind."
It's time to face the facts. Some of these laws seem to have more punch than others. For example, I find the Law of Focus to be a concept with a lot of impact. It's very counter-intuitive, and yet very powerful.
Other laws here seem almost, well ... obvious. These other laws don't seem to deserve their pages quite as much as the great ones like the Law of Focus. I speculate that for some reason, Ries and Trout wanted exactly 22, so they kept adding laws until they got the right number. Too bad. If they had stopped at 21 they could have used some sort of a blackjack theme.
The Law of Exclusivity would have been a candidate for removal. It is fairly intuitive to me that two companies cannot have the same market position.
Still, let's not dismiss this law too quickly. After all, obviousness is not always a reason to ignore a topic. It is obvious that we should all eat better and exercise more, but we don't.
Similarly, marketers do routinely find a way to violate this law. They do a Smart Thing by following the Law of Focus and choosing one key benefit around which they build their product message. Then do a Dumb Thing by choosing the same benefit as somebody else. Almost invariably, they end up beating their head against the wall in futility. It is obvious that we should not try to beat somebody else at their own game. And yet, we often try.
The chapter cites the war between Duracell and Energizer as an example. It is interesting to note that even though the book is ten years old, this war is still going on, with both companies fighting to own the word "long-lasting".  What attribute could possibly be more important in a battery than "long-lasting"? I think these two companies are doomed to an eternity of shouting the same message. Ten years ago, it was apparently clear to Ries and Trout that Duracell was the owner of the word "long-lasting". I'm not sure this seems so clear to me today, but Duracell still has the lead with 46% market share to 33% for Energizer.
Incidentally, the fact that this book is ten years old actually makes the examples more fun, in my opinion. For example, in the previous chapter, it was interesting to read the authors' perspective on Lotus and compare it to the ten years of hindsight we now have.


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I’ve picked up quite a few skills during self teaching myself and aim to improve these skills everyday. Here are a few of the technologies that I have experience with:
Start-up Landing Page Using Next.js, Theme-UI - GitHub
Amazon website build using React.js and Firebase - GitHub
Friends Data portal - A Full-Stack application with login/logout flow using JWT tokens, bycrypt, Node.js, Express.js and PostgreSQL - GitHub
Event Registration and Visualization of all the registration using Chart.js - GitHub
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Instruction - 说明
As the individual developer of NotionX (hereinafter referred to as "we"), we value the maintenance and protection of our users' personal information. When you use NotionX, we may collect and use your personal information. The purpose of this Privacy Policy is to explain to you how we collect, store, use, or share your personal information. We hope that you will read this Privacy Policy carefully so that you can make the appropriate choices if needed.
By using or continuing to use our products or services, you consent to our collection, storage, use and sharing of your personal information in accordance with this Privacy Policy.
作为NotionX的个人开发者（以下简称“我们”），我们重视维护和保护用户的个人信息。您在使用NotionX时，我们可能会收集和使用您的个人信息。本《隐私权政策》旨在向您说明我们如何收集、储存、使用或分享您的个人信息。希望您仔细阅读本《隐私权政策》，以便在需要的时候，能让您作出合适的选择。
您使用或继续使用我们的产品或服务，即意味着您同意我们按照本《隐私权政策》收集、储存、使用和分享您的个人信息。
How we collect info - 我们如何收集您的信息
In order to better implement NotionX's services, the information you provide through your use of NotionX contains the content of the web page you are currently visiting on the notion.so host.
Your personal information may contain sensitive information, such as your race, religious beliefs, personal health status, gender orientation, etc. You may upload or post such sensitive information in public channels when you use our products or services. Please handle such sensitive information with care.
为了更好的实现NotionX的相关服务，您通过使用NotionX的过程中提供的信息包含您当前正在访问的 notion.so 主机下的网页的内容。
您的个人信息中可能含有敏感信息，例如您的种族、宗教信仰、个人健康状况、性别取向等，您在使用我们产品或服务时，您可能会在公开渠道上传或发布这类敏感信息。请您谨慎地处理这类敏感信息。若您主动提供您的个人敏感信息，即表示您同意我们按照本政策所述目的来处理您的个人敏感信息。
How we use your info- 如何使用您的信息
The personal information we collect from you may be used by us to fulfill the following purposes:
我们收集到的您的个人信息将可能被我们用于实现如下目的：
When we share your info - 如何分享您的信息
We will not disclose your personal information to third parties, except in the following circumstances:
我们不会向第三方披露您的个人信息，但以下情况除外：
Your personal information may be subject to mandatory disclosure: 1) as required by law or regulation; 2) as required by a judicial decision or legal process; 3) as required by a decision of a governmental agency or other authorized organization; 4) to protect our legitimate rights and interests or those of our affiliates or other customers (e.g., to settle overdue accounts), etc. In such cases, we will record the content, timing, reason, and purpose of the disclosure. In the above cases, we will record the content, time, reason, and object of the disclosure.
您的个人信息在如下情况下可能会被强制要求披露：1）根据法律法规的规定；2）根据司法机关裁决或法律程序要求；3）根据政府部门的决定或其他有权组织的要求；4）为保护我们或我们的关联公司、其他客户的合法权益（例如清偿逾期账款）等。在上述情况下，我们将记录信息披露的内容、时间、原因及对象。
How we store your info - 如何存储您的信息
We will not store your personal information in locations other than your local machine.
我们将不会在您本机之外的其他位置存储您的个人信息。
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Your choices - 您的权限
If you refuse to allow us to use any of your information, you should stop using our services and products.
Depending on the laws of your geographic location, some of the provisions of this Privacy Policy may not apply to you. This Privacy Policy does not exclude or limit any of your rights under local law.
如果您拒绝我们使用您的任何信息，请您停止使用我们的服务和产品。
根据您所处的地域的法律规定，本《隐私权政策》的某些条款可能并不适用于您。本《隐私权政策》不排除或限制您根据本地法律规定所享有的任何权利。
Changes - 变更
We may revise the terms of this Privacy Policy from time to time, and such revisions are made a part of this Privacy Policy. If such revisions result in a material diminution of your rights under this Privacy Policy, we will notify you by means of a prominent notice on our home page or by sending you an email or other means prior to the effective date of the revisions. In such cases, your continued use of our Services constitutes your agreement to be bound by this Privacy Policy, as amended.
我们可能适时修订本《隐私权政策》的条款，该等修订构成本《隐私权政策》的一部分。如该等修订造成您在本《隐私权政策》下权利的实质减少，我们将在修订生效前通过在主页上显著位置提示或向您发送电子邮件或以其他方式通知您。在该种情况下，若您继续使用我们的服务，即表示同意受经修订的本《隐私权政策》的约束。
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We appreciate the opportunity to provide you with products and services. We are committed to respecting and protecting the privacy and personal information you provide to us, and we want you to be aware of our Privacy Policy, including how your personal information is collected, used, and disclosed.
我们非常感谢能有机会为您提供产品和服务。我们承诺尊重及保护您提供的隐私及个人信息，也希望您能了解我们的隐私保护政策，包括如何采集、使用及披露您的个人信息。


November 21: Time Out: Video: That Thierry Henry hand-ball incident, Sporting greats including Kevin 'Hub' Hughes, Dates and a Quick Quiz blitz...
by The Irish News Archive and PABACK IN THE DAY
The Irish News, Friday November 21 2009: Hughes picks up top Ulster writers’ award
Kevin Hughes probably expected more from 2009 than Tyrone achieved, but the big Red Hand midfielder still came out of the season with many personal accolades and last night’s Ulster GAA Writers’ banquet polished off the action in style for the Killeeshil man.
He picked up an Ulster Championship medal in the summer and was voted ‘Ulster Player of the Year’ by readers of The Irish News.
Recently he won an Inter-provincial Championship medal and last night, at the UGAAWA annual banquet at the Slieve Russell Hotel, another honour was bestowed upon him.
Hughes was named Footballer of the Year in front of a packed attendance to follow in the footsteps of former Tyrone winners Peter Canavan, Brian Dooher, the late Cormac McAnallen, Stephen O’Neill and Sean Cavanagh.
Personality of the Year: Liam Bradley (Antrim)
Footballer of the Year: Kevin Hughes (Tyrone)
Hurler of the Year: Neil McManus (Antrim)
Lady Footballer of the Year: Caroline Little (Fermanagh)
Handball Award: Paul Brady (Cavan)
Camogie Award: Grainne McGoldrick (Derry)
Services to the GAA: Bernie Mullan (Derry)
Referee of the Year: Pat McEnaney (Monaghan)
Communications: Fergal McCormack (Warrenpoint)
Young Achiever of the Year (Cormac McAnallen Award): Michael Murphy (Donegal)
BIRTHDAYS
Jacques Laffite (motor racing) - six-time grand prix winner for Ligier, born 1943.
Alan Smith (soccer) - former Arsenal and England striker, born 1962.
Sabine Busch (athletics) - German triple world champion and Olympic bronze medallist, born 1962.
Troy Aikman (American football) - former Dallas Cowboys quarterback who won three Super Bowl titles, born 1966.
Andrew Caddick (cricket) - former England and Somerset bowler, born 1968.
Ken Griffey Jr (baseball) - former Seattle Mariners, Cincinnati Reds and Chicago White Sox centre fielder, born 1969.
Justin Langer (cricket) - Australia coach and former opener, born 1970.
Jesus Navas (soccer) - Sevilla and Spain winger, formerly with Manchester City, born 1985.
Fabian Delph (soccer) - Everton and England midfielder, born 1989.
Georgie Twigg (hockey) - midfielder who was part of Team GB's gold medal-winning team at Rio 2016 and a bronze medal winner at London 2012, born 1990.
Dani Rowe (cycling) - member of Great Britain's gold medal-winning team pursuit team at London 2012, born 1990.
QUICK QUIZ
1. Which country finished bottom of the table in the 2015 Six Nations Championship?
2. What country hosted the Grand Depart for the 1998 Tour de France?
3. Where do Down GAA normally play their home senior games?
4. Who is the reigning snooker world champion?
5. Which Irish county is known as Yeats Country?
(See quiz answers below)
ON THIS DAY
1990: 250-1 shot Equinoctial won at Kelso to confound the bookies and go into the record books as the longest-priced horse ever to win a race in Britain.
2000: Leeds and West Ham agreed an £18million fee to take Rio Ferdinand to Elland Road, making him the most expensive defender in the world at the time.
2004: Paul Casey and Luke Donald teamed up to win golf's World Cup for England in Seville.
2007: England lost 3-2 to Croatia at Wembley to end their hopes of qualifying for Euro 2008 and seal the fate of manager Steve McClaren.
2011: Wales rugby union assistant coach Rob Howley agreed a new contract to remain part of the national set-up until 2016.
2012: Chelsea parted company with manager Roberto Di Matteo and confirmed the appointment of Rafael Benitez as interim first-team manager until end of the season.
2015: Jamie Vardy scored for the 10th match in a row to equal Ruud Van Nistelrooy's Premier League record and seal a 3-0 win at Newcastle which took Leicester to the top of the Premier League.
2018: Manager Martin O'Neill and assistant Roy Keane parted company with the Football Association of Ireland, ending a five-year reign with the Republic of Ireland.
SPORT ON TV
Today (Thursday, November 21)
CRICKET: New Zealand v England, day two of the first Test - Sky Sports Main Event & Sky Sports Cricket 2130; Australia v Pakistan, day two of the first Test - BT Sport 2 2345.
TENNIS: Davis Cup, Great Britain v Kazakhstan - Eurosport 1 1000; Quarter-final, TBC v TBC - Eurosport 1 1700.
GOLF: European Tour, DP World Tour Championship - Sky Sports Main Event & Sky Sports Golf 0700; PGA Tour, The RSM Classic - Sky Sports Main Event & Sky Sports Golf 1415; LPGA, CME Group Tour Championship - Sky Sports Main Event & Sky Sports Golf 1800.
BASKETBALL: NBA, Milwaukee Bucks v Portland Trail Blazers - Sky Sports Arena 0100 (Fri).
GRIDIRON: NFL, Houston Texans v Indianapolis Colts - Sky Sports Action 0030 (Fri).
Tomorrow (Friday, November 22)
CRICKET: New Zealand v England, day three of the first Test - Sky Sports Cricket 2130 & Sky Sports Main Event 2200; Australia v Pakistan, day three of the first Test - BT Sport 2 2345.
TENNIS: Davis Cup, quarter-final TBC v TBC - Eurosport 1 1000; Quarter-final, TBC v TBC - Eurosport 1 1700.
SOCCER: EFL, Fulham v QPR - Sky Sports Main Event 1900; Bundesliga, Borussia Dortmund v Paderborn - BT Sport 1 1915; Danske Bank Premiership, Glenavon v Linfield - BBC Two Northern Ireland 1930; A-League, Western Sydney Wanderers v Melbourne City - BT Sport 1 0830.
GOLF: European Tour, DP World Tour Championship - Sky Sports Main Event & Sky Sports Golf 0700; PGA Tour, The RSM Classic - Sky Sports Main Event & Sky Sports Golf 1415; LPGA, CME Group Tour Championship - Sky Sports Main Event & Sky Sports Golf 1800.
RUGBY UNION: Champions Cup, Ulster v Clermont Auvergne - BT Sport 2 1900.
BOXING: Golden Contract - Sky Sports Action 1930.
DARTS: PDC Players Championship Finals - eir Sport 1 & ITV4 1245 and 1900.
BASKETBALL: NBA, Los Angeles Clippers v Houston Rockets - Sky Sports Arena 0330 (Sat).
QUICK QUIZ answers: 1 Scotland; 2 Ireland; 3 Pairc Esler, Newry; 4 Judd Trump; 5 Sligo.


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Everything You Need to Know About Buying Beats Online
Buying beats online can feel overwhelming.
- What are free beats?
- What is a non-exclusive license?
- What about an exclusive license?
In this short article, I will cover everything you need to know about buying beats online.
First: Please AVOID Free Beats
If you learn only one thing from this article, I hope it’s this: there’s no such thing as a “free beat”. Sorry.
Unfortunately, many artists believe you can download a “free beat”, record some vocals on top of it, and distribute that music without a license. If you are using a beat for which you have not received a license agreement in writing from the producer, you are NOT authorized to use it. If you do try to use a beat without a license, you could get in serious trouble and have to pay out significant damages ($$$).
Using a “free beat” is not worth the risk.
Free Beat vs. Free License
While there is no such thing as a “free beat” there are free licenses. A free license will tend to be very restrictive, but there is still some type of written agreement (i.e., the license) that has been exchanged between the buyer and the producer. Although there was no money exchanged, there was still a license permitted to the buyer/artist.
As an artist, you must read and understand the license agreement. Again, a free beat license will tend to be restrictive. Most likely, the free license will not permit you to use the beat for any type of “for profit” activity.
But What Can You Do With a “Free Beat”?
Not much. They are restrictive because you cannot do anything commercial or “for profit” with them.
What if I upload something to Facebook, Instagram, or another social platform? Is that commercial? These days, yes. Yes it is. Same story for YouTube, Soundcloud, TikTok, etc. because these platforms allow you to monetize streams.
The short answer is producers offer free beats to let artists:
- Try the beat before they make a purchase.
- Record vocals and see if their vocals match the key of the beat or flow of the track.
- Record a demo and get feedback before purchasing a license.
- Gain confidence that a license purchase will be worth the investment.
Admittedly, some producers, including myself, will permit some artists to upload their songs created with a free beat to social media platforms. However, the producer and owner of the beat reserve the right to take down any song, post, or media created without a license at any time, for any reason.
What Are License Agreements?
When you purchase a beat online, you are actually purchasing a license agreement for the audio files that are copyrighted by the producer. The license agreement outlines the rights granted to you by the producer for the beat you have purchased. There are two main types of licenses:
- Non-Exclusive License: the same beat can be sold to multiple artists and remains available on the beat store.
- Exclusive License: the beat is sold to one artist and removed from the beat store immediately after purchase.
Non-Exclusive Licenses tend to have additional sub-types. At j.ivar sound LLC, we offer three non-exclusive license types: basic, premium, and unlimited. For me details on the specifics, see our licensing page.
Each license progresses in terms of the benefits/rights that are granted to the artist. More rights = more money = more flexibility = more permissions.
Personally, the “Premium” license is what I would recommend for most artists striving to create industry-standard quality music because it comes with the tracked out files/stems.
If you cannot afford a more expensive license, you can always upgrade at a later time. You will only pay the price difference between both licenses.
What About Exclusive Licenses?
Purchasing an exclusive license (and the corresponding exclusive rights) will always be the most expensive option. However, if you’re an artist looking to have a beat that is exclusively yours and you cannot risk having anyone else use it, then an exclusive option is definitely something to consider.
The instant you purchase exclusive rights to a beat, the beat is removed from the beat store and you receive the exclusive license.
What About Copyrights?
When you record vocals/lyrics on the beat, you will own the copyright to your lyrics only. The song becomes legally known as a “derivative work” which means you own 50% of the writer’s share and the producer owns the other 50%.
Should you submit your song to a music distributor (e.g. TuneCore, DistroKid, CDBaby, etc.) they will ask for the copyright owner(s) of the song. At that point, you would inform your distributor (most likely by “filling in the blanks” on submission forms) that you have the copyright to the lyrics and that you have created a “new work” with copyright-protected audio that has been non-exclusively licensed to you by the producer.
You do not own the master or the sound recording rights in the song.
You have the right to use and commercially exploit the song based on the terms and conditions of the license agreement you purchased.
How Long Does a Non-Exclusive License Last?
Every producer is different, but most non-exclusive licenses last between 1 and 4 years.
At j.ivar sound LLC, every non-exclusive license comes with a 3-year term.
This means that the license agreement will last for 3 years before you have to renew or upgrade it.


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Bases: AbstractControlFile.AbstractControlFile
Class wrapper around a file that confirms a file size and check sum, and the path name of a receipt acknowledgment (‘thank you’) file.
create() requires [filename, status, size, checksum] likewise read() returns these
Note read() and create() are in base class; encode() and decode() are helpers for them.
Lines of receipt file are:
magic1 data_file_name numerical_status (see codes at top of module) actual_size_in_bytes (if applicable else empty line) actual_md5_checksum (if applicable else empty line) basename_requested_for_thankyou_file magic2


pragma solidity ^0.4.21;
/// @title EmployeeStorage contract - Manage employees for Payroll contract.
/// @author Nicolas frega -<EMAIL_ADDRESS>import "./InterfaceEmployeeStorage.sol";
import "./Ownable.sol";
import "./SafeMath.sol";
contract EmployeeStorage is InterfaceEmployeeStorage, Ownable {
using SafeMath for uint256;
/*
* Storage
*/
struct Employee {
bool exists;
uint256 id;
address accountAddress;
address tokenContractAddress;
uint256 latestPayday;
uint256 monthlySalary;
}
uint256 nextEmployeeId = 1;
uint256 employeeCount;
mapping (uint256 => Employee) employessById;
mapping (address => uint256) employessByAddress;
/*
* Modifiers
*/
modifier existingEmployeeAddress(address _address) {
require(getEmployee(_address).exists);
_;
}
modifier existingEmployeeId(uint256 _id) {
require(employessById[_id].exists);
_;
}
modifier notExistingEmployeeAddress(address _address) {
require(!getEmployee(_address).exists);
_;
}
/*
* Public functions
*/
/// @dev adds a new employee.
/// @param _address Address of new employee.
/// @param _monthlySalary uint of salary.
/// @param _startDate uint of starting date.
function add(address _address, uint256 _monthlySalary, uint256 _startDate)
public
onlyOwner
notExistingEmployeeAddress(_address)
{
employessById[nextEmployeeId].exists = true;
employessById[nextEmployeeId].id = nextEmployeeId;
employessById[nextEmployeeId].accountAddress = _address;
employessById[nextEmployeeId].latestPayday = _startDate;
employessById[nextEmployeeId].monthlySalary = _monthlySalary;
employessByAddress[_address] = nextEmployeeId;
employeeCount++;
nextEmployeeId++;
}
/// @dev changes the address of an existing employee.
/// @param _address Address of existing employee .
/// @param _newAddress new Address of employee.
function setAddress(address _address, address _newAddress)
public
onlyOwner
existingEmployeeAddress(_address)
notExistingEmployeeAddress(_newAddress)
{
Employee storage employee = getEmployee(_address);
delete employessByAddress[_address];
employee.accountAddress = _newAddress;
employessByAddress[_newAddress] = employee.id;
}
/// @dev changes the payday of an existing employee.
/// @param _address Address of employee.
/// @param _date uint of new pay day.
function setlatestPayday(address _address, uint256 _date)
public
onlyOwner
existingEmployeeAddress(_address)
{
getEmployee(_address).latestPayday = _date;
}
/// @dev changes the salary of an existing employee.
/// @param _address address of existing employee .
/// @param _salary uint of new pay day.
function setMonthlySalary(address _address, uint256 _salary)
public
onlyOwner
existingEmployeeAddress(_address)
{
Employee storage employee = getEmployee(_address);
employee.monthlySalary = _salary;
}
/// @dev gets the total employee count.
/// @return Returns employee count.
function getCount()
public
view
returns (uint256)
{
return employeeCount;
}
/// @dev gets the employee ID.
/// @param _address Address of existing employee.
/// @return Returns employee ID.
function getId(address _address)
public
existingEmployeeAddress(_address)
view
returns (uint256)
{
return getEmployee(_address).id;
}
/// @dev gets the total employee address from ID.
/// @param _id ID of existing employee.
/// @return Returns employee address.
function getAddress(uint256 _id)
public
existingEmployeeId(_id)
view
returns (address)
{
return employessById[_id].accountAddress;
}
/// @dev gets the latest employee pay day.
/// @param _address Address of existing employee.
/// @return Returns employee pay day.
function getLatestPayday(address _address)
public
existingEmployeeAddress(_address)
view
returns (uint256)
{
return getEmployee(_address).latestPayday;
}
/// @dev gets the employee salary.
/// @param _address Address of existing employee.
/// @return Returns employee salary.
function getMonthlySalary(address _address)
public
existingEmployeeAddress(_address)
view
returns (uint256)
{
return getEmployee(_address).monthlySalary;
}
/// @dev removes and employee.
/// @param _address Address of existing employee.
function remove(address _address)
public
onlyOwner
existingEmployeeAddress(_address)
{
Employee storage employee = getEmployee(_address);
delete employee.latestPayday;
delete employee.monthlySalary;
delete employee.exists;
delete employee.id;
delete employee.accountAddress;
delete employee.tokenContractAddress;
employeeCount--;
}
/*
* Internal functions
*/
//get employee function
function getEmployee(address _address)
internal
view
returns (Employee storage employee)
{
uint256 employeeId = employessByAddress[_address];
return employessById[employeeId];
}
}
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Ground floor, no steps
Great place with friendly admosphere. The shower and the location makes place unique and very inviting to go for a quick swim, run, beach break during your hard working day
Lovely little co-working with loads of light, nice people, free coffee and fast wifi. Relaxed and calm place (we translators need to concentrate!) with a meeting room if you need a quiet area for calls. Super close to the beach so you can run, swim or play beach volley (and shower in the office after) or have a drink after work. Well equipped kitchen with a big fridge to warm up some lunch but also lots of food places nearby, even vegan. I've been working from here for nearly 10 months now and it made a big change, I get a lot more done and am glad to have "colleagues" again to chat or go for lunch with after 3 years of working from home.
Fantastic work space! It has everything it needs: a cosy yet spacious work space, good WiFi (tested in a lengthy zoom call!), an equipped kitchen and clean facilities! The cherry on top: a great location, just two minutes from the beach where you can take a walk during your break!
I love it! It has the right size, not too big, nor too small, and offers active people like myself to go for a run and shower afterwards. The vibe fosters productivity and the coffee and Wi-Fi are great as well. Highly recommended!
Great little cowork space - brand new facilities, super clean and fresh. Plenty of space, and love that it's on the ground floor so easy access and sea breezes when the door is open! Great owner and friendly people around too.
It is a very pleasant, quiet and bright space. Very good atmosphere, in a very central but quiet area next to Bogatell beach. So it is perfect for combining work with sport, air and sea water.
I started working here a few months ago, everything was great, the atmosphere is very good and calm, the place is very cozy and the location is incredible.
Increíble co-working en Barcelona. Ambiente muy agradable y luminoso. Muy buena ubicación, a ras de una calle no muy transitada, lo cual asegura una vista despejada y hacia fuera con un máximo de tranquilidad. Las instalaciones son más que suficiente para trabajar cómodamente. Recomiendo 100%
Great place in an unbeatable location. The host is very friendly and welcoming.


A graphics device for R that uses the w3.org xml standard for Scalable Vector Graphics.
| Version: | <IP_ADDRESS> |
| Depends: | R (≥ 2.6.0) |
| OS_type: | unix |
| Published: | 2014-04-25 |
| Author: | T Jake Luciani, Matthieu Decorde, Vaudor Lise |
| Maintainer: | Matthieu Decorde <matthieu.decorde at ens-lyon.fr> |
| License: | GPL-2 | GPL-3 [expanded from: GPL (≥ 2)] |
| URL: | https://github.com/mdecorde/RSvgDevice |
| NeedsCompilation: | yes |
| Materials: | README |
| In views: | Graphics |
| CRAN checks: | RSvgDevice results |
| Reference manual: | RSvgDevice.pdf |
| Package source: | RSvgDevice_<IP_ADDRESS>.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: not available, r-release: not available, r-oldrel: not available |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: RSvgDevice_<IP_ADDRESS>.tgz, r-oldrel: RSvgDevice_<IP_ADDRESS>.tgz |
| Old sources: | RSvgDevice archive |
| Reverse suggests: | fitTetra |
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ClientBuilderExtensions
Grain
The abstract base class for all grain classes.
Grain<TGrainState>
Base class for a Grain with declared persistent state.
GrainCancellationToken
Grain cancellation token
GrainCancellationTokenSource
Distributed version of the CancellationTokenSource
GrainClient
Client runtime for connecting to Orleans system
GrainExtensions
Extension methods for grains.
ImplicitStreamSubscriptionAttribute
The [Orleans.ImplicitStreamSubscription] attribute is used to mark grains as implicit stream subscriptions.
JenkinsHash
LifecycleExtensions
ObserverSubscriptionManager<T>
The ObserverSubscriptionManager class is a helper class for grains that support observers. It provides methods for tracking subscribing observers and for sending notifications.
PublicOrleansTaskExtensions
Utility functions for dealing with Tasks.
RegexImplicitStreamSubscriptionAttribute
The [Orleans.RegexImplicitStreamSubscription] attribute is used to mark grains as implicit stream subscriptions by filtering stream namespaces to subscribe using a regular expression.
TransactionAttribute
The TransactionAttribute attribute is used to mark methods that start and join transactions.
Interfaces
IGrain
Marker interface for grains
IGrainCallContext
Represents a method invocation as well as the result of invocation.
IGrainCallFilter
IGrainFactory
IGrainObserver
The IGrainObserver interface is a marker interface for observers. Observers are used to receive notifications from grains; that is, they represent the subscriber side of a publisher/subscriber interface. Note that all observer methods should be void, since they do not return a value to the observed grain.
IGrainWithGuidCompoundKey
Marker interface for grains with compound keys.
IGrainWithGuidKey
Marker interface for grains with
IGrainWithIntegerCompoundKey
Marker interface for grains with compound keys.
IGrainWithIntegerKey
Marker interface for grains with
IGrainWithStringKey
Marker interface for grains with
IIncomingGrainCallFilter
Interface for incoming grain call filters.
ILifecycleObservable
Observable lifecycle. Each stage of lifecycle is observable. All observers will be notified when the stage is reached when starting, and stopping. Stages are started in ascending order, and stopped in decending order.
ILifecycleObserver
Lifecycle observer used to handle start and stop notification.
ILifecycleParticipant<TLifecycleObservable>
Provides hook to take part in lifecycle. Also may act as a signal interface indicating that an object can take part in lifecycle.
ILifecycleSubject
Both a lifecycle observer and observable lifecycle.
IOutgoingGrainCallFilter
Interface for outgoing grain call filters.
IRemindable
Callback interface that grains must implement inorder to be able to register and receive Reminders.
IReminderService
ISystemTarget
This is a markup interface for system targets. System target are internal runtime objects that share some behaivior with grains, but also impose certain restrictions. In particular: System target are asynchronusly addressable actors. Proxy class is being generated for ISystemTarget, just like for IGrain System target are scheduled by the runtime scheduler and follow turn based concurrency.
IVersionManager
Enums
TransactionOption
Delegates
GrainCallFilterDelegate
A delegate used to intercept invocation of a request.


Dijkstra’s algorithm for shortest paths.
Find shortest paths from the start node to all nodes nearer than or equal to the end node. The edge data is assumed to be the edge length.
Note
Dijkstra’s algorithm is only guaranteed to work correctly when all edge lengths are positive. This code does not verify this property for all edges (only the edges examined until the end vertex is reached), but will correctly compute shortest paths even for some graphs with negative edges, and will raise an exception if it discovers that a negative edge has caused it to make a mistake.
Find a single shortest path from the given start node to the given end node. The input has the same conventions as dijkstra(). The output is a list of the nodes in order along the shortest path.


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I am an Assistant Professor in the Department of Computer Science and Engineering at B.I.T. Sindri, Dhanbad. I have completed my M.Tech.in Computer Science and Engineering from National Institute of Technology, Nagaland. Currently I am pursuing my Ph.D. as part time. My research interests are in the areas of Digital Image Processing, Machine Learning and Human-Computer Interaction.
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Responsible for developing E-Governance system. Developed front-end and back-end of web applications.
Responsible for teaching and handling lab for B.Tech. Students.
Area: Digital Image Processing, Machine Learning, Human Computer Interaction
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JACKIE BROWN (1997)
a review by Christian Pyle
In "Jackie Brown," the title character (Pam Grier) is a stewardess who is caught by the feds (Michael Keaton, Michael Bowen) bringing in a shipment of cash for arms dealer Ordell Robbie (Samuel L. Jackson). Ordell sends bailbondsman Max Cherry (Robert Forster) to get Jackie out of jail, and Max falls for her at first sight. Jackie soon hatches a plan to play the feds and Ordell against each other to make off with a sackfull of Ordell's money.
"Jackie Brown" attempts to introduce audiences to a different Quentin Tarantino-more low key, more subtle than the fast-paced maverick of "Reservoir Dogs" (1992) and "Pulp Fiction" (1994). Touches of the old QT are here, of course-Ordell and his pal Louis (Robert De Niro) are refugees from the atmosphere of "Pulp"-but the heart of "Jackie Brown" is the romance of Jackie and Max.
The weakness of the movie is its casting. Although he has two of the best actors in Hollywood on hand (Jackson and De Niro), Tarantino gives the most crucial roles to Grier and Forster, neither of which is up to the challenge. Tarantino offers several long close-ups of Forster's deep-lined face as if the actor's expression is supposed to communicate Max's unspoken thoughts and feelings. However, Forster's expression says nothing. Likewise, Grier, obviously cast in homage to her 70's blaxploitation films, can deliver dialogue with gusto but cannot lend her character the complexity that Tarantino's pacing and script seem to desire.
Grade: B-
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Hello my Steemit friends,
I feel very excited after reading the post by @zaku because I really feel that our communities @team-cn, @ocd, @cn-buddy, @fundition and @cn-curation deserve this delegation for providing guidance and help to the newbies in the Chinese community.
Why @team-cn deserves the delegation?
China population is equivalent to around 18.41% of the total world population, and the influence of the cryptocurrency communities in China cannot be overlooked. It needs China’s participation to make STEEM a huge success and @team-cn has been actively helping newbies to get started on the STEEM blockchain, providing useful information and tips for the minnows to grow. It also sponsors the contests run by the community members to let members interact and have fun on STEEM. @team-cn also conducts interview with the newbies and the active members in the Chinese community, it acts as a bridge to build up the bonding and friendship among the members. Delegation can greatly foster the development of @team-cn and provides more resources for this great project.
You can read more about what @team-cn has done here:
https://steemit.com/@team-cn/introduction-of-team-cn
It may impress you!
Meanwhile, our community members also share articles about STEEM through other social media, such as Telegram, YouTube, WordPress and Facebook.
Why @cn-curation deserves the delegation?
@cn-curation is a project under @team-cn. Each day, a member of the editing group selects two undervalued articles (typically less than $0.4 worth of upvote) from the CN community and writes a summary for each article, and the authors can receive NBC as a reward. @cn-curation has been running for a year, and it has now reached Volume #334, rewarding over 700 undervalued Chinese articles. Delegating to @cn-curation can greatly improve the payout of the newbies’ posts and retain these new Chinese users.
Why @fundition deserves the delegation?
With the delegation, @fundition can provide more support to the people in need and the great projects.
Why @cnbuddy deserves the delegation?
@cnbuddy has been actively helping the authors in the Chinese community and improves their payout.
Why @ocd deserve the delegation?
@ocd is a project run by @acidyo and @anomadsoul for years, it recommends undervalued posts with various languages and greatly improves their payout. Without @ocd’s work, many authors may just feel disappointed and leave STEEM.
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Erythroxylum novogranatense var. trujillense
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Erythroxylum novogranatense |
(tea) |
I was recently in Peru and took the opportunity to sample the coca leaf tea, which is legal in Peru and is served literally everywhere. In fact, most hotels automatically put coca tea out with the breakfast teas and coffees. The idea is that Coca tea is supposed to help us poor oxygen deprived tourists adapt to the high Andean elevations.
There are four different varieties of the coca plant. The 'typical' coca plant is Erythroxylum coca var. coca, which is native to cloud forests of the Andes at elevations around 1500 metres and is the principle source of illegal cocaine production. Another variety, E. coca var. ipadu, is grown by some tribes in the Amazon rainforest, and contains about a quarter of the cocaine content of E. coca var. coca. Most commercially produced coca tea is made out of the species Erythroxylum novogranatense, a variety of coca plant that was adapted to higher and drier elevations through long-term cultivation by the Incas and pre-Inca civilizations. The variety E. novogranatense var. trujillense is grown in the region of Trujillense, Peru, and is the source of commercial coca leaf for coca tea and also as a flavouring (this is where Coca-Cola gets its coca leaf).
Chemical studies on trujillense variety coca tea has indicated the presence of 18 alkaloids, principally cocaine but also with large amounts of the compound methyl-salicyclate which is closely related to aspirin and increases the medicinal properties of the leaf. The average one gram tea bag yields about 6 milligrams of total alkaloids of which about 4 milligrams is cocaine. Coca leaf is also high in calcium.
There are two commonly available types of coca tea containing the leaves of E. novogranatense var. trujillense in Peru. One is 'Herbi' brand Mate de Coca which comes in a nice green package with three coca leaves on the front. The other is 'Delisse' brand Mate de Coca, an orange package which explains on the back in both Spanish and English that coca tea is 'restorative and energetic; excellent for diet; digestive; anti-diarrheac action; acts against fatigue and altitude sickness; relieves tiredness of voice; regulates the metabolism of carbohydrate'. I found the effects from Herbi brand coca tea more noticeable, possibly because these tea bags contain 1.0 grams rather than just 0.8 grams as in Delisse tea bags. I have also seen Windsor brand Mate de Coca which I believe is produced in Bolivia. In more traditional communities many people grow their own coca plants for chewing and for tea, and these plants are often E. coca var. coca.
The tea itself, when steeped, is a light yellow-green colour with a faint scent of freshly mown hay. The taste is 'green' and quite pleasant. The effects are very mild, I find them less noticeable than the effects of tea or coffee. There is a mild stimulation and energized feeling, and I don't feel very hungry. It also works very well to get rid of headaches. The effects seem to last between one and two hours.
I also tried chewing both coca leaf from a Herbi brand tea bag. At the time I was walking alone in the Amazon rainforest, and as I held the slightly bitter leaves in my cheek I began to feel a very edgy, jittery sort of awareness. My senses seemed heightened, and I noticed every little sound around me. Occasionally a bird or animal would move or fly away, and the noise would make my heart pound. I kept looking all around me rapidly, and shafts of sunlight seemed more bright and glaring than they had before. My cheek also felt a bit numbed, as if I had been to the dentist. I felt strongly stimulated for about half an hour. The feeling was similar to a strong dose of caffeine.
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Adult / 18+ Websites
Authored By: Robert Diasio
Of course, if the ability is there, the internet will find a way to sexualize it. And, of course, if there is a website dedicated to 18+ videos and sexualization there will also be tons of internet traffic. At the end of the timeline in the video you can find not one, but TWO websites that sneaked their way into the top ten list. Xvideos coming in at No.8, and right from the back of that you can see Pornhub at No.10.
These websites are definitely not the only websites that are finding success in this market. They are, however, the websites that people are directed when they search for explicit content. The interesting thing to note is that while these websites may be so dominant, magazine publishers like Playboy still were producing and raking in tons of money.
The Original
Content of this nature can be traced all the back to ancient times. However, traditional publication and popularization of this kind of subject matter really started to pick up in the 1950s when Hugh Hefner started the Playboy Magazine.


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GridIO objects represent files in the GridFS specification. This class manages the reading and writing of file chunks and metadata.
Create a new GridIO object. Note that most users will not need to use this class directly; the Grid and GridFileSystem classes will instantiate this class
@param [Mongo::Collection] files a collection for storing file metadata. @param [Mongo::Collection] chunks a collection for storing file chunks. @param [String] filename the name of the file to open or write. @param [String] mode ‘r’ or ‘w’ or reading or creating a file.
@option opts [Hash] :query a query selector used when opening the file in ‘r’ mode. @option opts [Hash] :query_opts any query options to be used when opening the file in ‘r’ mode. @option opts [String] :fs_name the file system prefix. @option opts [Integer] (262144) :chunk_size size of file chunks in bytes. @option opts [Hash] :metadata ({}) any additional data to store with the file. @option opts [ObjectId] :_id (ObjectId) a unique id for
the file to be use in lieu of an automatically generated one.
@option opts [String] :content_type (‘binary/octet-stream’) If no content type is specified,
the content type will may be inferred from the filename extension if the mime-types gem can be loaded. Otherwise, the content type 'binary/octet-stream' will be used.
@option opts [String, Integer, Symbol] :w (1) Set the write concern
Notes on write concern: When :w > 0, the chunks sent to the server will be validated using an md5 hash. If validation fails, an exception will be raised.
# File lib/mongo/gridfs/grid_io.rb, line 57 def initialize(files, chunks, filename, mode, opts={}) @files = files @chunks = chunks @filename = filename @mode = mode opts = opts.dup @query = opts.delete(:query) || {} @query_opts = opts.delete(:query_opts) || {} @fs_name = opts.delete(:fs_name) || Grid::DEFAULT_FS_NAME @write_concern = get_write_concern(opts) @local_md5 = Digest::MD5.new if Mongo::WriteConcern.gle?(@write_concern) @custom_attrs = {} case @mode when 'r' then init_read when 'w' then init_write(opts) else raise GridError, "Invalid file mode #{@mode}. Mode should be 'r' or 'w'." end end
# File lib/mongo/gridfs/grid_io.rb, line 78 def [](key) @custom_attrs[key] ||<EMAIL_ADDRESS>end
# File lib/mongo/gridfs/grid_io.rb, line 82 def []=(key, value) if PROTECTED_ATTRS.include?(key.to_sym) warn "Attempting to overwrite protected value." return nil else @custom_attrs[key] = value end end
Creates or updates the document from the files collection that stores the chunks’ metadata. The file becomes available only after this method has been called.
This method will be invoked automatically when on GridIO#open is passed a block. Otherwise, it must be called manually.
@return [BSON::ObjectId]
# File lib/mongo/gridfs/grid_io.rb, line 236 def close if @mode[0] == ww if @current_chunk['n'].zero? && @chunk_position.zero? warn "Warning: Storing a file with zero length." end @upload_date = Time.now.utc id = @files.insert(to_mongo_object) end id end
Read a chunk of the data from the file and yield it to the given block.
Note that this method reads from the current file position.
@yield Yields on chunk per iteration as defined by this file’s
chunk size.
@return [Mongo::GridIO] self
# File lib/mongo/gridfs/grid_io.rb, line 256 def each return read_all unless block_given? while chunk = read(chunk_size) yield chunk break if chunk.empty? end self end
Return a boolean indicating whether the position pointer is at the end of the file.
@return [Boolean]
# File lib/mongo/gridfs/grid_io.rb, line 190 def eof raise GridError, "file not opened for read #{@mode}" unless @mode[0] == rr @file_position >= @file_length end
Return the next byte from the GridFS file.
@return [String]
# File lib/mongo/gridfs/grid_io.rb, line 224 def getc read_length(1) end
Return the next line from a GridFS file. This probably makes sense only if you’re storing plain text. This method has a somewhat tricky API, which it inherits from Ruby’s StringIO#gets.
@param [String, Integer] separator or length. If a separator,
read up to the separator. If a length, read the +length+ number of bytes. If nil, read the entire file.
@param [Integer] length If a separator is provided, then
read until either finding the separator or passing over the +length+ number of bytes.
@return [String]
# File lib/mongo/gridfs/grid_io.rb, line 209 def gets(separator="\n", length=nil) if separator.nil? read_all elsif separator.is_a?(Integer) read_length(separator) elsif separator.length > 1 read_to_string(separator, length) else read_to_character(separator, length) end end
# File lib/mongo/gridfs/grid_io.rb, line 265 def inspect "#<GridIO _id: #{@files_id}>" end
Read the data from the file. If a length if specified, will read from the current file position.
@param [Integer] length
@return [String]
the data in the file
# File lib/mongo/gridfs/grid_io.rb, line 98 def read(length=nil) return '' if @file_length.zero? if length == 0 return '' elsif length.nil? && @file_position.zero? read_all else read_length(length) end end
Rewind the file. This is equivalent to seeking to the zeroth position.
@return [Integer] the position of the file after rewinding (always zero).
# File lib/mongo/gridfs/grid_io.rb, line 181 def rewind raise GridError, "file not opened for read" unless @mode[0] == rr seek(0) end
Position the file pointer at the provided location.
@param [Integer] pos
the number of bytes to advance the file pointer. this can be a negative number.
@param [Integer] whence
one of IO::SEEK_CUR, IO::SEEK_END, or IO::SEEK_SET
@return [Integer] the new file position
# File lib/mongo/gridfs/grid_io.rb, line 149 def seek(pos, whence=IO::SEEK_SET) raise GridError, "Seek is only allowed in read mode." unless @mode == 'r' target_pos = case whence when IO::SEEK_CUR @file_position + pos when IO::SEEK_END @file_length + pos when IO::SEEK_SET pos end new_chunk_number = (target_pos / @chunk_size).to_i if new_chunk_number != @current_chunk['n'] save_chunk(@current_chunk) if @mode[0] == ww @current_chunk = get_chunk(new_chunk_number) end @file_position = target_pos @chunk_position = @file_position % @chunk_size @file_position end
The current position of the file.
@return [Integer]
# File lib/mongo/gridfs/grid_io.rb, line 173 def tell @file_position end
Write the given string (binary) data to the file.
@param [String] string
the data to write
@return [Integer]
the number of bytes written.
# File lib/mongo/gridfs/grid_io.rb, line 117 def write(io) raise GridError, "file not opened for write" unless @mode[0] == ww if io.is_a? String if Mongo::WriteConcern.gle?(@write_concern) @local_md5.update(io) end write_string(io) else length = 0 if Mongo::WriteConcern.gle?(@write_concern) while(string = io.read(@chunk_size)) @local_md5.update(string) length += write_string(string) end else while(string = io.read(@chunk_size)) length += write_string(string) end end length end end
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Go Recipes - Examining Values
Table of Contents
Examining Values
These recipes offer some tips for examining Go values.
For other recipes see here.
Finding the memory used by a value
Summary
Go has no builtin sizeof operator such as we have in languages like C but the standard library has something that can help.
var v rune fmt.Println(unsafe.Sizeof(v))
This uses the unsafe package which gives the size of the passed value in bytes. To see how much space is used by a different type you change the type of v.
Discussion
The unsafe package is, as the name suggests, not for general use; the documentation states:
Packages that import unsafe may be non-portable and are not protected by the Go 1 compatibility guidelines.
For the limited purpose of understanding how much space a particular data type requires it works just fine.
Note that the size reported is the size of the value itself not the size of any underlying data. Let's try with a string:
fmt.Println(unsafe.Sizeof("Hello, World!"))
This will report the size of the string argument not the string itself. Under the covers a string is a structure with a pointer to an array of bytes and a field holding the length. What gets reported is the size of this structure (16 bytes on my machine) not the amount of space being pointed to.
Now let's look at a struct:
s := struct{ s string i int f float64 }{"Hello, World!", 42, 3.14} fmt.Println(unsafe.Sizeof(s))
Again, this reports the size of the 's' object not the full amount of data that it uses (the bytes used to hold the string value are not reported).
You can see this more clearly with a slice:
type t struct{ s string i int f float64 } s1 := []t{ {"Hello, World!", 42, 3.14} } fmt.Println(unsafe.Sizeof(s1)) s2 := []t{ {"Hello,", 40, 3.0}, {" World!", 2, 0.14} } fmt.Println(unsafe.Sizeof(s2))
This reports the same value for each slice despite the second slice being twice as long. This is because the space used by the slice object is the same: a pointer, a length and a capacity in each case.
If you want to know how big the slice is you can use the built-in functions len and cap as follows:
s1 := []int{ 1, 2 } fmt.Println(len(s1)) fmt.Println(cap(s1)) s2 := []int{ 1, 2, 3, 4 } fmt.Println(len(s2)) fmt.Println(cap(s2)) s3 := make([]int, 0, 9) fmt.Println(len(s3)) fmt.Println(cap(s3))
This shows the length and capacity of the slices. Note that the first two have the same capacity and length whereas the last slice constructed using the built-in make function is given a capacity of 9 entries and doesn't use any of them so it has a length of 0. To understand how much memory each of these will use we need to know how much space the slice object itself uses, how many slots have been allocated and how big each of the objects in the slots are. Like this:
s := make([]int, 0, 9) var v int fmt.Println(uint64(cap(s)) * uint64(unsafe.Sizeof(v)) + uint64(unsafe.Sizeof(s)))
A general solution would need to use reflection to understand the full type tree.
References
See the standard package unsafe.
Displaying the contents of a value of unknown type
Summary
a value can be shown with the 'v' verb in the standard fmt package as follows:
v := struct{ s string i int f float64 }{"", 42, 3.14} fmt.Printf("%%v: %v\n", v) fmt.Printf("%%+v: %+v\n", v) fmt.Printf("%%#v: %#v\n", v)
This prints the value in three different forms. Firstly in the default, minimal form, then, using the '+' flag, with the field names as well and finally, using the '#' flag you get a Go-syntax representation of the value which includes the data type.
References
See the standard package fmt.
Displaying the type of a value
Summary
The type value can be shown with the 'T' verb in the standard fmt package as follows:
var v int var i interface{} = v fmt.Printf("%T\n", i)
This prints the type of a value. It's particularly useful when you are given an interface value where it will show the type of the actual value. It's also useful for debugging or error reporting. It doesn't take any flags.
References
See the standard package fmt.


ERROR_CANT_ITERATE_NULL
ERROR_CANT_ITERATE_NULL
A quick way to determine the first iteration of a loop
This class is used in a loop oporation to track if it is the first iteration of said loop. Alternately, this class can also be passed a value in each iteration and only the first value will be retained.
Example:
$pIdentifier = new firstIterationIdentifier();
while ( TRUE ) {
if ( $pIdentifier->isFirst( TRUE ) ) {
// Actions to do only on the first iteration
}
// Actions to do on every iteration
}
isFirst( $vIterate = FALSE) : \boolian
Returns if iterateValue has been called
This is the main function. It returns if the iterateValue function had been called before. It also has an optional parameter to combine the isFirst function with the iterateValue function in a single call.
| $vIterate |
a boolian for if the iterateValue has not been called. TRUE = iterateValue has NOT been called FALSE = iterateValue has been called
getFirstValue() : mixed|null
Returns the value set the first time iterateValue is called
This function is used when the class is used to store the first value passed, not just if iterateValue has been called. It returns NULL if iterateValue has not been called, or TRUE if the first time iterateValue was called a specific value was not passed.
the value set the first time iterateValue was called. NULL = iterateValue has NOT been called
iterateValue(mixed $vValue = TRUE) : mixed
Stores the value passed the first time iterateValue is called
This function should be called each iteration of a loop. If a parameter is passed the first time iterateValue is called, that value will be stored. If no value is passed, then the default value of TRUE is passed.
Passing FALSE (or any value that casts as FALSE) may cause logic errors in code that does not use the identical comparison operator ( === )
Passing NULL throws an exception as it would result in the class not registering that iterateValue had been called
| mixed | $vValue | the optional value to store if the first iteration. If no value is supplied, TRUE (the default value) is used. |
thrown if NULL is passed
the value supplied if first iteration. FALSE = Not the first iteration


public interface Injector
Contains several default bindings:
Injector
instance itself
Provider<T>
for each binding of type T
Logger
for the class being injected
Stage
in which the Injector was created
Injectors are created using the facade class Guice
.
An injector can also inject the dependencies
of
already-constructed instances. This can be used to interoperate with objects created by other
frameworks or services.
Injectors can be hierarchical
. Child injectors inherit
the configuration of their parent injectors, but the converse does not hold.
The injector's internal bindings
are available for introspection. This
enables tools and extensions to operate on an injector reflectively.
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
Injector |
createChildInjector(java.lang.Iterable<? extends Module> modules)
Returns a new injector that inherits all state from this injector.
|
Injector |
createChildInjector(Module... modules)
Returns a new injector that inherits all state from this injector.
|
<T> java.util.List<Binding<T>> |
findBindingsByType(TypeLiteral<T> type)
Returns all explicit bindings for
type . |
<T> Binding<T> |
getBinding(java.lang.Class<T> type)
Returns the binding for the given type.
|
<T> Binding<T> |
getBinding(Key<T> key)
Returns the binding for the given injection key.
|
java.util.Map<Key<?>,Binding<?>> |
getBindings()
Returns all explicit bindings.
|
<T> T |
getInstance(java.lang.Class<T> type)
Returns the appropriate instance for the given injection type; equivalent to
getProvider(type).get() . |
<T> T |
getInstance(Key<T> key)
Returns the appropriate instance for the given injection key; equivalent to
getProvider(key).get() . |
<T> MembersInjector<T> |
getMembersInjector(java.lang.Class<T> type)
Returns the members injector used to inject dependencies into methods and fields on instances
of the given type
T . |
<T> MembersInjector<T> |
getMembersInjector(TypeLiteral<T> typeLiteral)
Returns the members injector used to inject dependencies into methods and fields on instances
of the given type
T . |
Injector |
getParent()
Returns this injector's parent, or
null if this is a top-level injector. |
<T> Provider<T> |
getProvider(java.lang.Class<T> type)
Returns the provider used to obtain instances for the given type.
|
<T> Provider<T> |
getProvider(Key<T> key)
Returns the provider used to obtain instances for the given injection key.
|
void |
injectMembers(java.lang.Object instance)
Injects dependencies into the fields and methods of
instance . |
void injectMembers(java.lang.Object instance)
instance
. Ignores the presence or
absence of an injectable constructor.
Whenever Guice creates an instance, it performs this injection automatically (after first performing constructor injection), so if you're able to let Guice create all your objects for you, you'll never need to use this method.
instance
- to inject members onfor a preferred alternative that supports checks before
run time
<T> MembersInjector<T> getMembersInjector(TypeLiteral<T> typeLiteral)
T
.typeLiteral
- type to get members injector forfor an alternative that offers up front error
detection
<T> MembersInjector<T> getMembersInjector(java.lang.Class<T> type)
T
. When feasible, use Binder.getMembersInjector(TypeLiteral)
instead to get increased up front error detection.type
- type to get members injector forfor an alternative that offers up front error
detection
java.util.Map<Key<?>,Binding<?>> getBindings()
The returned map does not include bindings inherited from a parent
injector
, should one exist. The returned map is guaranteed to iterate (for example, with
its Map.entrySet()
iterator) in the order of insertion. In other words,
the order in which bindings appear in user Modules.
This method is part of the Guice SPI and is intended for use by tools and extensions.
<T> Binding<T> getBinding(Key<T> key)
This method is part of the Guice SPI and is intended for use by tools and extensions.
ConfigurationException
- if this injector cannot find or create the binding.<T> Binding<T> getBinding(java.lang.Class<T> type)
This method is part of the Guice SPI and is intended for use by tools and extensions.
ConfigurationException
- if this injector cannot find or create the binding.<T> java.util.List<Binding<T>> findBindingsByType(TypeLiteral<T> type)
type
.
This method is part of the Guice SPI and is intended for use by tools and extensions.
<T> Provider<T> getProvider(Key<T> key)
ConfigurationException
- if this injector cannot find or create the provider.for an alternative that offers up front error detection
<T> Provider<T> getProvider(java.lang.Class<T> type)
ConfigurationException
- if this injector cannot find or create the provider.for an alternative that offers up front error detection
<T> T getInstance(Key<T> key)
getProvider(key).get()
. When feasible, avoid using this method, in favor of having Guice
inject your dependencies ahead of time.ConfigurationException
- if this injector cannot find or create the provider.ProvisionException
- if there was a runtime failure while providing an instance.<T> T getInstance(java.lang.Class<T> type)
getProvider(type).get()
. When feasible, avoid using this method, in favor of having Guice
inject your dependencies ahead of time.ConfigurationException
- if this injector cannot find or create the provider.ProvisionException
- if there was a runtime failure while providing an instance.Injector getParent()
null
if this is a top-level injector.Injector createChildInjector(java.lang.Iterable<? extends Module> modules)
Just-in-time bindings created for child injectors will be created in an ancestor injector whenever possible. This allows for scoped instances to be shared between injectors. Use explicit bindings to prevent bindings from being shared with the parent injector.
No key may be bound by both an injector and one of its ancestors. This includes just-in-time
bindings. The lone exception is the key for Injector.class
, which is bound by each
injector to itself.
Injector createChildInjector(Module... modules)
Just-in-time bindings created for child injectors will be created in an ancestor injector whenever possible. This allows for scoped instances to be shared between injectors. Use explicit bindings to prevent bindings from being shared with the parent injector.
No key may be bound by both an injector and one of its ancestors. This includes just-in-time
bindings. The lone exception is the key for Injector.class
, which is bound by each
injector to itself.


Preparation time
less than 30 mins
Cooking time
10 to 30 mins
Serves
Serves 2
Try The Hairy Bikers' easy recipe for rib-eye steaks with a quick and colourful salsa and moreish onion rings.
For the chimichurri salsa, mix all of the salsa ingredients together in a bowl. Season, to taste, with sea salt and freshly ground black pepper and set aside.
For the onion rings, soak the separated onion rings in the milk. Sift the flour, cornflour and paprika together into a bowl and season with sea salt and freshly ground black pepper.
Fill a heavy-based deep-sided frying pan 1cm/½in deep with vegetable oil and heat until a cube of bread dropped in sizzles and turns golden-brown in 30 seconds (CAUTION: hot oil can be dangerous. Do not leave unattended).
Drain the onions and dredge them in the flour mixture until well coated, shaking off any excess. Fry the onions rings in the hot oil in batches for 1-2 minutes or until lightly golden. Remove with a slotted spoon, drain on kitchen paper and sprinkle with sea salt. Repeat the process as necessary.
For the steak, heat a heavy-based frying pan over a medium-high heat. Rub the oil into the steaks and season with sea salt and freshly ground black pepper. Place the steaks into the hot pan and cook for 2-3 minutes on each side (for medium-rare) or until cooked to your liking. Remove from the pan and set aside to rest for 2-3 minutes before serving.
For the salad, toss the leaves in a little olive oil and lime juice. Season with sea salt and freshly ground black pepper.
To serve, place the steaks onto serving plates with the onion rings alongside. Spoon over the chimichurri salsa and serve the salad on the side.


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/*
Copyright 2018 Google LLC
Use of this source code is governed by an MIT-style
license that can be found in the LICENSE file or at
https://opensource.org/licenses/MIT.
*/
import { registerQuotaErrorCallback } from './registerQuotaErrorCallback.js';
import * as _private from './_private.js';
import { cacheNames } from './cacheNames.js';
import { copyResponse } from './copyResponse.js';
import { clientsClaim } from './clientsClaim.js';
import { setCacheNameDetails } from './setCacheNameDetails.js';
import { skipWaiting } from './skipWaiting.js';
import './_version.js';
/**
* All of the Workbox service worker libraries use workbox-core for shared
* code as well as setting default values that need to be shared (like cache
* names).
*
* @module workbox-core
*/
export { _private, cacheNames, clientsClaim, copyResponse, registerQuotaErrorCallback, setCacheNameDetails, skipWaiting, };


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library(sockets)
This library package defines a number of predicates for
communicating over sockets.
To create a (bi-directional) stream connected to a remote server,
use socket_client_open/3
.
To open a port for remote clients to connect to, use
socket_server_open/2
and to open a stream to a connecting
client, use socket_server_accept/4
.
To be able to multiplex input and output from several streams (not
necesessarily socket streams) and incoming connections, use
socket_select/7
.
All streams below can be read from as well as written on. All I/O
predicates operating on streams can be used, for example
get_code/2
, get_byte/2
,
read/2
, write/2
, format/3
,
current_stream/3
,
etc. The predicates that create streams take options similar to
open/4
, e.g., to specify whether the stream is binary
(the default) or text.
socket_client_open(
+Addr,
-Stream,
+Options)
:
Port'www.sics.se'
. The
Port is either a port number as an integer or atom, e.g.,
80
, or '80'
; alternatively some well known
port names can be used, e.g., 'http'
. The set of well
known port names is OS specific, portable code should use integer
port numbers.
The stream is created using options from Options. Supported options include:
type(binary)
type(text)
eof_action(
Action)
open/4
.
To create a binary stream to some web server www.sics.se
, you
would do e.g.,
| ?- socket_client_open('www.sics.se':80, Stream, [type(binary)]).
or, to make a text (Latin 1)
stream to a daytime
service in Hong Kong you could do:
| ?- socket_client_open('stdtime.gov.hk':daytime, S, [type(text)]), read_line(S, L), format('~s', [L]).
See the source code for library('linda/client')
for a
simple client.
socket_server_open(
?Port,
-ServerSocket)
socket_client_open/3
for details. Port can
also be a variable in which case a free port number is used and
Port is bound to it.
The created server socket should be closed with
socket_server_close/1
eventually. Incoming connection can
be accepted
with socket_server_accept/4
and waited for with
socket_select/7
.
See the source code for library('linda/server')
for a
simple server that uses this predicate.
socket_server_accept(
+ServerSocket,
-Client,
-Stream,
+StreamOptions)
socket_client_open/3
. Client will be unified with an atom containing
the numerical Internet host address of the connecting client.
Note that the stream will be type(binary)
unless
type(text)
is explicitly specified.
socket_server_close(
+ServerSocket)
socket_select(
+ServerSockets,
-SReady,
+ReadStreams,
-RReady,
+WriteStreams,
-WReady,
+Timeout)
socket_server_accept/4
), streams on ReadStreams
ready for input, and streams on WriteStreams
ready for output. The streams can be any kind of streams, they need
not be socket streams. The ready server sockets are returned (in the same
order) in SReady, the ready input streams in RReady,
and the ready output streams in WReady.
An input (output) stream is ready for input (output) when an item can be read (written) without blocking. An item is a character for text streams and a byte for binary streams. Note that a stream is considered ready for I/O if the corresponding I/O operation will raise an error (such as if the stream is past end of stream).
Each entry in the input lists ServerSockets,
ReadStreams, and WriteStreams can be either a server
socket or stream respectively or a term
Term-
Entry where Entry is the server
socket or stream and Term is some arbitrary term used for
book-keeping. If an entry is associated with a term in this way
then so will the corresponding ready entry.
If TimeOut is instantiated to off
, the predicate
waits until something is available. If TimeOut is a nonzero
number (integer or floating point), then the predicate waits at
most that number of seconds before returning. For backward
compatibility, if TimeOut is S:U the predicate waits
at most S seconds and U microseconds. If there is a
timeout, all ready lists are unified with []
.
See the source code for library('linda/server')
for a
simple server that uses this predicate.
current_host(
?HostName)


Using Grunt to Build a WAR File
Now that we’ve boned up on the Grunt tooling that comes with a Yeoman-generated JET project and have even installed a Grunt plugin, let’s take it to the next level and have Grunt actually make something for us.
When it comes to JET projects, they’re just files of static assets: HTML, CSS and JavaScript. They can be deployed to any webserver that can deliver the files to a browser. We’ve even served JET up with Node.js using Express.
But here at work we also have a lot of Java EE servers sitting around. A app server like WebLogic can take a WAR file and deliver the static content even if there’s no Java classes or JSPs.
But creating a WAR and copying in the JET files by hand is boring, repetitive work. The kind of work that Grunt is great at!
Installing grunt-war
We’ll use the grunt-war plugin to generate the actual WAR file. The step to build the WAR can come at the end of the existing grunt build:release
task. Before we can do that, we’ll need to add the proper configs to a file in scripts/grunt/config
and format them the way JET’s load-grunt-config setups are expecting.
First download and register grunt-war by executing this at the command prompt:
npm install grunt-war --save-dev
JET’s use of jit-grunt means we don’t need to add a loadNpmTasks
call for grunt-war to our Gruntfile; it will get loaded automatically when we run a task that needs it. However we do need to set up grunt-war’s config options to load properly.
Creating scripts/grunt/config/war.js
The configuration settings for grunt-war would normally be set in grunt.initConfig()
in the Gruntfile. But since JET is using load-grunt-config we instead make configuration settings modular for all of our Grunt plugins, including grunt-war.
We need to create a file named scripts/grunt/config/war.js
so that load-grunt-config finds the right settings for our grunt-war plugin. Since the plugin is named grunt-war, the config file should be named war.js.
The config file uses module.exports = {}
to return an object with the settings we want to use for our plugin. I’ve commented up the ones that worked for me, including some important additions that make the generated WAR file WebLogic- and JCS-SX-friendly:
war.js
module.exports = {
/*
* Build a WAR (web archive) without Maven or the JVM installed.
*/
target: {
options: {
war_dist_folder: 'dist', /* Folder to generate the WAR into */
war_name: 'yoJET', /* The name fo the WAR file (.war will be the extension) */
webxml_webapp_version: '2.5', /* I needed this older version for JCS-SX */
war_extras: [ {filename: 'grunt-war-credits.txt', data: 'This line will appear in the file!\n see http://likeahouseafire.com/2016/04/22/using-grunt-to-create-war/ '},
{filename: 'WEB-INF/weblogic.xml', data: '<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>\n<weblogic-web-app xmlns="http://www.bea.com/ns/weblogic/90" xmlns:j2ee="http://java.sun.com/xml/ns/j2ee" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xsi:schemaLocation="http://www.bea.com/ns/weblogic/90 http://www.bea.com/ns/weblogic/90/weblogic-web-app.xsd">\n <jsp-descriptor>\n <keepgenerated>true</keepgenerated>\n <debug>true</debug>\n </jsp-descriptor>\n <context-root>/yojet</context-root>\n</weblogic-web-app>'}],
/* the war_extras are extra files to be generated, needed since grunt-war doesn't create a weblogic.xml */
webxml_welcome: 'index.html', /* to point web.xml to the default page */
webxml_webapp_extras: [ '<login-config />\n', '<session-config>\n <session-timeout>\n 30\n </session-timeout>\n</session-config>\n' ]
/* some extra settings for web.xml to work with JCS-SX */
},
files: [
{
expand: true,
cwd: 'release', /* find the source files for the WAR in the /release folder */
src: ['**'],
dest: ''
}
]
}
};
Note especially the <context-root>
settings in the war-extras
property and all the other tweaks made to override the defaults and create a WAR file worthy of deploying to JCS-SX.
With this config file, we could now kick out to the command prompt to execute grunt war
and it would try to build a WAR file out of whatever it found in the release
folder.
Modifying scripts/grunt/tasks/build.js
But since the release
folder gets a clean, generated copy of our JET project whenever we run grunt build:release
, let’s put the WAR-building task in as the last step in the build process.
Open the existing scripts/grunt/tasks/build.js
and notice the section under if (target === "release")
:
...
if (target === "release")
{
grunt.task.run(
[
"clean:release",
"injector:mainReleasePaths",
"uglify:release",
"copy:release"
"requirejs",
"clean:mainTemp",
"war"
]);
}
...
I added "war"
to the array of grunt.task.run()
steps as the final task to run when we target grunt build:release
.
With all this in place you’ll get a deployable WAR file that includes everything from your JET project that was minified and copied into the release folder as part of the build process.


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VSTools provides many easy to use feature items available in a new menu item called "VSTools" installed into the main menu of Visual Studio. Its purpose is to aid in the overall development process. It is delivered in the form of a VSIX extension, that when launched automatically installs all necessary files and dependencies.
VSToolsmain menu
Format Commentsmenu-item
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Remove All Divider Linesmenu-item
Collapse Solution Explorermenu-item
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Toggle Current Regionmenu-item
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Expand All Regionsmenu-item
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Collapse All Regionsmenu-item
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Bookmarksmenu-item
The following shows several lines of text inside a text editor window containing bookmarks:
Choose Cut to copy all lines of text in the current code editor window containing a bookmark to the Window's clipboard and subsequently delete the lines.
Choose Copy to copy all lines of text in the current code editor window containing a bookmark to the Window's clipboard.
Choose Delete to delete all lines of text in the current code editor window containing a bookmark.
The following shows the cut or copied text corresponding to the bookmarked lines from the code editor window after being pasted into another text field:
Summariesmenu-item
Choose Collapse All to collapse all summaries in the current code editor window.
Choose Expand All to expand all summaries in the current code editor window.
The following shows expanded summary text inside a code editor window:
CodeBlockmenu-item
Choose Collapse to collapse the selected code block in the current code editor window.
Choose Expand to expand the selected code block in the current code editor window.
Convert Unit Testsmenu-item
Choose MSTest to nUnit to convert the current MSTest unit tests in the code editor window to nUnit.
Choose nUnit to MSTest to convert the current nUnit unit tests in the code editor window to MSTest.
Urlmenu-item
Choose Encode to encode the currently selected URL inside a code editor window.
Choose Decode to decode the currently selected URL inside a code editor window.
Javascriptmenu-item
Choose Format to format (i.e., prettify) the currently selected javascript inside a code editor window.
Choose Compact to compact (i.e., minify) the currently selected javascript inside a code editor window.
Optimize Usingsmenu-item
The Optimize Usings menu-item when clicked, will optimize the 'Usings' in the current code editor window or all code editor windows of the entire project or entire solution depending on the current selection.
NOTE: This feature was added to VSTools back during the introduction of Visual Studio 2005, but its usefulness is not the same since similar functionality has been recently incorporated into the latest versions of Visual Studio by Microsoft.
Show Project Referencesmenu-item
It shows all references pertaining to each project in the entire solution all at once.
*Columns provided are: 'Assembly Name', referenced 'Version', Is 'Specific Version', Is file 'Copied Local', full 'Path' of the assembly.
Show Solution Build Configmenu-item
Toggle Publishmenu-item
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Generate Translation Reportmenu-item
Clicking the 'OK' button will generate a report in Microsoft Excel Document format containing the list of all items in all forms defined thoughout the solution which need a translation defined for it.
In most cases, placing a checkmark into 'Output Untranslated Only' control will just put untranslated items into the Excel report obviously reducing its overall file size.
Paste as Commentsmenu-item
Standard 'Paste':
'Paste as Comments':
Lineup Variable Declarationsmenu-item
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Sort Selected Linesmenu-item
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Regex Find and Replace...menu-item
The following dialog is opened when the Regex Help... hyperlink is clicked in the preceding window:
* NOTE: This feature is still under construction so it may not function reliably!
Options...menu-item
'General' tab:
'External Tools' tab:
'Log File' tab:
External Toolsmenu-item
Choose External Tool 1 to run the external application defined using the Options dialog shown by clicking the Options... menu-item :
Choose External Tool 2 to run the external application defined using the Options dialog shown by clicking the Options... menu-item :
About...menu-item


Mysterious text messages hit Americans’ phones: ‘Out of co
by Tali ArbelIf you woke up Thursday to a weird text that seemed totally out of place, you aren’t alone. A mysterious wave of missives swept America’s phones overnight, delivering largely unintelligible messages from friends, family and the occasional ex.
Friends who hadn’t talked to each other in months were jolted into chatting. Others briefly panicked.
The best explanation seems to be that old texts sent in the spring suddenly went through. Two people said they figured out the original messages were never received. It’s not clear why this months-long delay happened. Phone companies blamed others and offered no further explanations.
Stephanie Bovee, a 28-year-old from Portland, woke up at 5 a.m. to a text from her sister that said just “omg.” She immediately thought something had happened to her newborn nephew at the hospital.
She started calling everyone. Her sister and her sister’s husband didn’t answer. She woke up her mom, freaking her out. It was three hours before she learned that everything was fine and the text was an odd anomaly.
“Now it’s funny,” she said. “But out of context, it was not cool.”
Bovee figured out that people were getting some of her old texts that failed to go through when her sister and a co-worker both got texts that she had sent in February. The text her sister received wished her a happy Valentine’s Day.
Mobile carriers offered unhelpful explanations for the weird-text phenomenon, which appeared to be widespread, at least according to social media.
A Sprint spokeswoman said it resulted from a “maintenance update” for messaging platforms at multiple U.S. carriers and would not explain further. T-Mobile called it a “third party vendor issue.” Verizon and AT&T did not answer questions.
Marissa Figueroa, a 25-year-old from California, got an unwanted message from an ex she had stopped talking to - and then he got one from her as well. Neither actually sent them last night, both said. Figueroa couldn’t figure it out, even worrying that her ex was messing with her, until she saw reports of this happening to others.
“It didn’t feel great,” she said. “It just was not good for me and my mental health to be in contact with him.”
A friend who’d just re-entered his life got a mystifying message from Joseph Gomez at 5:32 a.m. Thursday. In that text, Gomez seemed to assume she was on her way over to his house so they could order a Lyft.
It took a half hour of back-and-forth texting and help from a screenshot to clear up the situation. Can their relationship recover? Gomez, 22, said it was “confusion, then awkward, and then funny.” No mixed messages there.
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Implements categorical principal component analysis ('PRINCALS'), multiple correspondence analysis ('HOMALS'). It replaces the 'homals' package.
| Version: | 0.3-8 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.1.0) |
| Imports: | graphics, stats, colorspace |
| Suggests: | knitr, psych |
| Published: | 2018-10-03 |
| Author: | Patrick Mair [aut, cre], Jan De Leeuw [aut], Patrick J. F. Groenen [ctb] |
| Maintainer: | Patrick Mair <mair at fas.harvard.edu> |
| License: | GPL-3 |
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