You are given an undirected graph consisting of $n$ vertices and $m$ edges.
Recall that a cycle is a path that starts and ends in the same vertex. A cycle in a graph is called simple if it contains each vertex (except the starting and ending one) no more than once (the starting and the ending one is contained always twice). Note that loops are considered to be simple cycles.
In one move you can choose any simple cycle in this graph and erase the edges corresponding to this cycle (corresponding vertices remain in the graph). It is allowed to erase the loop or two copies of the same edge (take a look at examples).
Your problem is to apply some sequence of moves to obtain the graph without edges. It is not necessary to minimize the number of cycles. If it is impossible, print "NO".
The first line of the input contains two integers $n$ and $m$ ($1 \le n, m \le 2 \cdot 10^5$) — the number of vertices and the number of edges in the graph.
The next $m$ lines contain edges of the graph. The $i$-th line contains the $i$-th edge $x_i, y_i$ ($1 \le x_i, y_i \le n$), where $x_i$ and $y_i$ are vertices connected by the $i$-th edge. The graph can contain loops or multiple edges.
If it is impossible to decompose the given graph into simple cycles, print "NO" in the first line.
Otherwise print "YES" in the first line. In the second line print $k$ — the number of simple cycles in the graph decomposition.
In the next $k$ lines print cycles themselves. The $j$-th line should contain the $j$-th cycle. First, print $c_j$ — the number of vertices in the $j$-th cycle. Then print the cycle as a sequence of vertices. All neighbouring (adjacent) vertices in the printed path should be connected by an edge that isn't contained in other cycles.
6 9 1 2 2 3 1 3 2 4 2 5 4 5 3 5 3 6 5 6
YES 3 4 2 5 4 2 4 3 6 5 3 4 1 3 2 1
4 7 1 1 1 2 2 3 3 4 4 1 1 3 1 3
YES 3 2 1 1 5 1 4 3 2 1 3 1 3 1
4 8 1 1 1 2 2 3 3 4 4 1 2 4 1 3 1 3
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In this sample we've definied default message that will be displayed as confirmation.
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On click "active" class will be added to link.
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This website has been created by Axel Anceau (@Peekmo) for the third annual Data Github Challenge.
It's a small "Role Playing Git", based on a Github's events analyze. For each events from a user (issue, pull request, push), your experience will increase (the number of experience points won depends on the repository popularity).
Every day, a global and a daily ranking are updated, suspects accounts (more than 250 pushes in a day), are removed. You can either, looking for a given user profile and check its languages stats (and repository stats). Read the wiki for more technicals informations.
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What I am all about
Experienced Software Engineer with a demonstrated history of working in a startup. Skilled in HTML, Cascading Style Sheets (CSS), Java, C++ and JavaScript and fluent in English & Hindi (Written and Spoken). Strong engineering professional with a Bachelor of Technology (BTech) focused in Computer Science from Harcourt Butler Technical University.
Certified by Google in Mobile web development with a decent academic record in school (>90%) and college. Have made various projects related to web development and have participated in several Competitive coding competitions. Writing a book and working on a blog as well. An avid GOT fan. Would like to work in AI, Machine Learning and Solar energy in the future.
Passed Intermediate from St. Thomas school, Kanpur with a percentage of 93.86% and high school from the same with an aggregate of 93.2%.
Pursuing B.Tech from Harcourt Butler Technical University (HBTU), Kanpur in Computer Science (2015-2019). Currently in 3rd year of graduation.
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Doodle.js
Overview:
This is the reference documentation for Doodle.js, a JavaScript drawing and animation library.
The manual provides information about the syntax and usage of supported elements within the framework. This includes classes, constants, types, parameters, and concise examples.
Certain areas of the documentation may be hidden from view by toggling the button on the right side. This should make it easier to navigate classes with many properties. To view these sections again, simply re-toggle the button.
For further usage information, it is recommended to look at the source code for examples located in the demos section. Additional questions may be asked on the Doodle.js mailing list.
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Deep neural networks are fragile and their behaviors are often surprising. In many settings, we need to provide formal guarantees on the safety, security, correctness, or robustness of neural networks. This course covers foundational ideas from formal verification and their application to deep learning.
The couse is based on chapters from the instructor's ongoing book on the subject and research papers from machine learning and verification.
Tue chapter 1 / slides
Thu chapter 2
Tue chapter 3 / Hoare's classic paper / Floyd's paper / Turing's obscure paper
Thu chapter 4 / see also slides from Dillig's course
Tue chapter 5 / see also encodings of traditional programs
Thu cancelled
Tue chapter 5, continued / see Z3 tutorial
Thu chapter 6 / see abstract DPPL paper
Tue ✈ Aws out of town for a PC meeting on Tuesday
Thu chapter 6 / see abstract DPPL paper
Tue chapter 7 / see paper from Dutertre & de Moura
Thu chapter 7 / see Reluplex paper
Tue chapter 8 / Lifting neural networks to operate on sets
Thu chapter 8 / Interval abstraction of neural operations
Tue chapter 9 / Zonotope abstraction / see DeepZ paper
Thu chapter 9 / Polyhedra abstraction / see Stars and DeepPoly papers
Tue tuning virtual lectures + asn 2 preview
Thu Joint abstraction / see k-ReLU paper
Tue Abstract training / see DiffAI and IBP papers (IBP is an easier read)
Thu Randomized smoothing + NLP / see Cohen et al. and Huang et al.
Tue Invariants and NNs / see Zhu et al.
Thu MDPs and verification / see Zhu et al.
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Orgazmo (1998)
Director: Trey Parker Cast: Trey Parker, Dian Bachar, Robyn Lynne Raab, Michael Dean Jacobs, Ron Jeremy, Andrew Kemler, Juli Ashton Screenplay: Trey Parker, Producers: Fran Rubel Kuzui, Jason McHugh, Matt Stone Runtime: 94 min. US Distribution: October Rated NC-17: language, sex-related themes
By Nathaniel R. Atcheson<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Orgazmo, a gleefully insulting and intentionally awful porn satire, centers around an upstanding Mormon lad named Joe Young. Created by and starring Trey Parker, the film explains the unlikely events leading to Joe's stardom in a pornographic film. It all begins one day as he's going door-do-door in Los Angeles; he knocks on a door and interrupts progress on a porn flick. After Joe beats up a bunch of henchmen (he kicks butt for the Lord), the film's director, Maxxx Orbison (Michael Dean Jacobs) decides that Joe is perfect for the starring role in his film (which, incidentally, is also called Orgazmo).
Because he needs money to marry his fiancée, Lisa (Robyn Lynn Raab), Joe reluctantly accepts the job. Orbison guarantees that Joe's innocence is preserved by enlisting a "stunt cock" for the penetration shots, and by allowing him to skimp on the expletives littered in the dialogue. Soon, however, it turns out that Orbison is into dirty work, and all he wants is money. With the help of his co-star and friend, Choda Boy (Dian Bachar), Joe ultimately becomes a real superhero and attempts to stop the evil doings of Orbison.
 I've read reviews that describe it as poorly-made and incompetent, but those critics are simply missing the point: Orgazmo is *intentionally* bad. The wooden acting is there for a reason. The cheesy fight scenes serve a purpose. The dialogue is laughable because it needs to be.  Of course he doesn't, and that's why the film is often successful: it is so completely bad that we're *never* inclined to take it seriously.
For the first hour, Orgazmo is fresh and entertaining. The way Parker parodies pornographic films is skillfully done: porn flicks are known for their awful acting and pointless storylines, and Parker, going over-the-top with awful acting and pointless storylines, manages to make a lot of lively fun out of the satire. The film opens with a brilliant musical number (I'd repeat the lyrics, but this is a family-oriented site). Many of the sequences illicit big belly laughs -- the subplot with a ghetto sushi-chef is terrific, and the scene in which an old lady curses at the Mormons is hilarious.
Orgazmo is a lot smarter than it seems. It makes a pretty bold attack on the Mormon belief system; it also steers successfully away from self-satire by avoiding exploitation of sex (all we get to see are a few naked breasts and a plethora of dildos). Most of the acting is deviously clever; Parker is really funny (he even showed talent in BASEketball) and perfect for the lead. The other performances work because the performers obviously know that they're overacting. Bachar, who was also in BASEketball, is great in a bad sort of way, while Raab, as the fiancée, is perfectly perky. The only performance that doesn't work is Jacobs' Orbison; he's often difficult to watch, and he's not very funny.
The problem with Orgazmo is that it recycles its own jokes in the final half hour, and the result is a picture that overstays its welcome. Parker starts off with a lot of original ideas, but keeps giving them to us as if they're new. So, by the time Joe and Choda Boy are infiltrating Orbison's fortress, the story is no longer funny and strikes us mostly as really silly. Even so, I enjoyed Orgazmo -- Parker has proven to me that he has an innovative mind when it comes to comedy. Any film so cheerfully bad should be admired on some level, but the humor in Orgazmo surpasses its own badness.
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FAQs
Why is the NSW Government doing this?
India is one of the world’s most dynamic, fast paced and rapidly-developing technology markets. As one of the most important trading partners for NSW, the Government wants to increase its engagement with India, with a particular emphasis on the tech industry.
Who is Fusion Labs?
Fusion Labs is one of Australia’s leading innovation consultancies. We work with both the Government and Australia’s largest companies to drive innovation.
Should I apply for the Access India Program?
Absolutely.
This is a unique opportunity to gain access to the Indian market. If selected, you will get:
- 4 guided trips to India
- 12-months of mentoring and support
- 12-months membership at the Sydney Startup Hub
- Workshops with market experts
- Introductions to our network of investors, partners, regulators and customers
See full list of benefits
Should I apply as a Startup or a Scaleup?
You should apply as a Startup if you:
- Have a minimum of 6-12 months in the market
- Have a clear product/service offering but need support to gain customer traction, revenue and product/market fit
- Have a business model and rationale for market entry into India
- Have a proven need in India for your product/service
You should apply as a Scaleup if you:
- Have at least 12 - 36 months in the market with 20% year-on-year growth
- Have a business model and rationale for market entry into India
- Have a proven need in India for your product/service
- Have an initial understanding of market/context in India
- Have conducted initial research to understand your customer segmentation, channels and customer relationships
- Initial financial projections and operational plans to back the idea of expansion
What if I have an early stage idea but no existing product/service?
We are not looking for ideas or concepts. Your business must have an existing product or service offering that can be built on during the program to achieve market readiness for India.
Do you take equity?
No, Fusion Labs will not take equity in exchange for the support provided. We are contracted by the Government of NSW to provide this program as a service.
Will Fusion Labs own my IP?
No, you will own all of your IP.
What are the face-to-face time commitments?
The program runs for approximately 12 months.
There will be 4 trips to India over that time:
- November 2018
- April 2019
- July 2019
- September 2019
There will be 10 Sydney-based workshops with market experts.
There will be 2 Sydney-based showcase events
- November 2018
- October 2019
What if I decide halfway through that the Indian market is not right for me?
That is fine, it is all part of the learning process. We will only continue to support those companies that we agree are well positioned to succeed in the Indian market.
How many desks will my team get at Fishburners?
We will provide one desk per team within our “program hub”. If you require more desks we can introduce you to the Fishburners team.
How much do you contribute to the cost of flights?
We will cover 70% of the cost of your flights.
How much do you contribute to the cost of accomodation?
We will cover 70% of the cost of your accommodation while in India
Do you contribute to other travel costs?
You will be expected to cover your own food, some ground transport and other daily travel expenses.
When does the program start?
- 13 November, 2018 (program launch event)
- 20 November, 2018 (first workshop)
- 26 November to 5 December, 2018 (first trip to India - dates TBC)
What happens over the Australian holiday season?
We will not run any program events over December and January.
When do applications close?
5pm, Friday 28 September, 2018
When will I be notified if I am shortlisted for an interview?
Friday 5 October, 2018
Will you accept companies that are not NSW-based?
No, you need to have NSW ABN to be eligible for the program.


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Privacy Policy
Effective: April 30, 2019
Intro
This Online Privacy Policy (“Privacy Policy”) explains how Lapel Pins and Coins, LLC (together with all subsidiaries and affiliates, “Lapel Pins and Coins”, “we” or “us”) handles personal information provided to us on websites controlled by Lapel Pins and Coins that link to this Privacy Policy, including without limitation, https://lapelpinsandcoins.com, https://www.lapelpinsandcoins.com, (collectively, “Sites”). This Privacy Policy does not apply to Sites controlled by Lapel Pins and Coins that do not link to this Privacy Policy or to third-party websites linked from our Sites. We are committed to protecting the confidentiality and security of your Personal Information. When we use the term “Personal Information” in this Privacy Policy, we mean information about you that is personally identifiable to you, such as your contact information (e.g., name, address, email address, or telephone number) and any other non-public information that is associated with such information. When we use the term “Non-Personal Information”, we mean information about you but that does not identify you.
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The Search form is shown in Figure 1 below.
The input box below the Path(s) and filter: heading (shown in Figure 1), is for editing the target search files and/or directories to be searched. The drop-down box to the right is for editing the filter to be used for any directories in that list.
Note: if you choose to make any edits to this list, a single line should be used for each path.
Normally, the list of selected paths and selected filter should already be populated prior to the displaying of the this window. This information comes from any selected files and directories being viewed in the active Browse view of the Main form.
If no Browse view tab was open then this list will be empty, but can be entered manually on this screen. It is recommended in this case, to cancel and browse for files and directories using the Browse view, see: Browsing.
The input box below the XPath (within EPUB only): heading (shown in Figure 1), is specifically for entering XPath expressions only.
The XPath expression is used only when searching through EPUB documents, to locate a specific node (part of the document) to search within.
For more information about writing XPath expressions, see: XPath expressions.
The tabs Simple, Boolean, and Regex (shown in Figure 1) are for entering Simple, Boolean, or Regular expressions respectively. For more information about these different types of expressions, see: Expressions.
Under the Regex tab (for entering regular expressions) there are also additional checkboxes for selecting options that will affect the way that the regular expression matches data. The single character next to them is a common abbreviation for that option that some users might be familiar with.
By default, the ignore case and ignore whitespace options are selected.
For more information about regular expressions, see: Regular expressions.
When you have finished entering your required search criteria, click on the Search... button. This window will close and ReSearcher will begin conducting a new search with this criteria.
Note: this may take some time to complete.
Once ReSearcher has collected all of the results fitting your criteria, the Results view will appear to display this information. Proceed to Step 2.
Note: this search will be saved to your Search history. For more information about this, see: History.
If you would like to cancel: click on the Cancel button. This will abandon the search process and close this window.
To load a past search into the Search form: click the Load... button and the Search history form will appear. See: History, Retrieving past search criteria for more information.


The Publisher Administration section is a place where you can manage your presence as a publisher. This section will tell you about each tab within the publisher admin section and how it can help you.
The packages tab is where you manage your assets and create new packages for submission. See Asset Store Publishing Guide for more help on Submitting to the store and Updating Asset Packages for more help on managing and updating your existing assets.
The Sales tab allows you to view the sales data on all your assets It will show you the Gross amount and your Net amount for the selected month. You can view the sales figures for different months by changing the month from the drop down box.
| Package: | Name of the Asset. includes a button that directs you to your asset |
| Price: | The cost of the product at the time the information on that row was recorded. |
| Qty: | The Quantity of purchases on the asset in that row. |
| Refunds: | The number of Refunds completed on the asset in that row. |
| Chargebacks: | The number of Refunds completed on the asset in that row. A chargeback is a demand by a credit-card provider for a retailer to make good the loss on a fraudulent or disputed transaction. |
| Gross: | The gross amount of money taken for the sales on the asset on that row. |
| First: | The date of the first purchase of the asset on that row for the month selected. |
| Last: | The date of the last purchase of the asset on that row for the month selected. |
This page shows you your free assets. It shows you the following:
The Revenue tab is a place where you can view your revenue earned for each month and also see when your earnings are paid out to your bank or PayPal.
The Pending tab allows you to view the status of submitted assets. The table will show you the following:
Package: Displays the name given to the submitted asset.
Size: Total size of the submitted package.
Status: The status of the asset. Here is an overview of them:
The Verify Invoice tab allows you to enter the invoice number of an asset store customer to see if the invoice is valid.
It will also display your assets if they are present on the invoice and if they have already been refunded.
The Users tab allows you to view and add Unity accounts to the publisher admin section. This means that if you have a team, each person can be added if needed.
When you request a refund on behalf of the customer support will check the users to confirm the request has come for a valid e-mail attached to the respective publisher account.
The Payout tab allows you to manage the publisher information and payout options for the revenue earned by that publisher account.
The Info tab allows you to edit the profile of the publisher account. The page is very much self explanatory, however, here is a brief overview of the sections:
Name and Description: For editing your publisher name, description and main webpage.
Customer Support: Allows you to provide a support webpage and/or support e-mail address.
Business Contact: This is used to provide contact information regarding business. This is used for internal use.
Technical Contact: This is used to provide contact information regarding the technical side. This is used for internal use.
Key Images: The key images that are displayed on your publisher page. The small key image is not currently used.


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S2OPC OPCUA Toolkit
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#include "sopc_helper_string.h"
#include <ctype.h>
#include <errno.h>
#include <float.h>
#include <limits.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <string.h>
#include "sopc_mem_alloc.h"
Functions | |
| int | SOPC_strncmp_ignore_case (const char *s1, const char *s2, size_t size) |
Compare 2 string in a case-insensitive manner. Comparison returns 0 if size characters were considered identical or s1 and s2 were identical and terminated by a '\0' character. More... | |
| int | SOPC_strcmp_ignore_case (const char *s1, const char *s2) |
| Compare 2 string in a case-insensitive manner. Comparison returns 0 if all characters are identical. More... | |
| int | SOPC_strcmp_ignore_case_alt_end (const char *s1, const char *s2, char endCharacter) |
Compare 2 string in a case-insensitive manner until endCharacter or '\0' character found. Comparison returns 0 if all characters are identical and s1 and s2 end is reached with endCharacter or '\0' character. More... | |
| SOPC_ReturnStatus | SOPC_strtouint8_t (const char *sz, uint8_t *n, int base, char cEnd) |
| Read a uint8_t from the string with strtoul. More... | |
| SOPC_ReturnStatus | SOPC_strtouint16_t (const char *sz, uint16_t *n, int base, char cEnd) |
| Read a uint16_t from the string with strtoul. More... | |
| SOPC_ReturnStatus | SOPC_strtouint32_t (const char *sz, uint32_t *n, int base, char cEnd) |
| Read a uint32_t from the string with strtoul. More... | |
| bool | SOPC_strtoint (const char *data, size_t len, uint8_t width, void *dest) |
| Read a signed integer from the string with strtol. More... | |
| bool | SOPC_strtouint (const char *data, size_t len, uint8_t width, void *dest) |
| Read an unsigned integer from the string with strtoul. More... | |
| bool | SOPC_strtodouble (const char *data, size_t len, uint8_t width, void *dest) |
| Read a double from the string with strtod. More... | |
| char * | SOPC_strdup (const char *s) |
| Duplicate the given C string and return copy. More... | |
| int SOPC_strcmp_ignore_case | ( | const char * | s1, |
| const char * | s2 | ||
| ) |
Compare 2 string in a case-insensitive manner. Comparison returns 0 if all characters are identical.
| s1 | A non null string terminated by '\0' character |
| s2 | A non null string terminated by '\0' character |
| int SOPC_strcmp_ignore_case_alt_end | ( | const char * | s1, |
| const char * | s2, | ||
| char | endCharacter | ||
| ) |
Compare 2 string in a case-insensitive manner until endCharacter
or '\0' character found. Comparison returns 0 if all characters are identical and s1
and s2
end is reached with endCharacter
or '\0' character.
| s1 | A non null string terminated by '\0' character (and which might contain endCharacter ) |
| s2 | A non null string terminated by '\0' character (and which might contain endCharacter ) |
| endCharacter | An alternative endCharacter to consider for stopping comparison. |
| char* SOPC_strdup | ( | const char * | s | ) |
Duplicate the given C string and return copy.
| s | The C string to duplicate |
| int SOPC_strncmp_ignore_case | ( | const char * | s1, |
| const char * | s2, | ||
| size_t | size | ||
| ) |
Compare 2 string in a case-insensitive manner. Comparison returns 0 if size
characters were considered identical or s1
and s2
were identical and terminated by a '\0' character.
| s1 | A non null string terminated by '\0' character |
| s2 | A non null string terminated by '\0' character |
| size | Maximum number of characters compared for computing result. |
| bool SOPC_strtodouble | ( | const char * | data, |
| size_t | len, | ||
| uint8_t | width, | ||
| void * | dest | ||
| ) |
Read a double from the string with strtod.
| data | A pointer to the CString containing the double value |
| len | The length of the CString to use for parsing, it shall be <= 339 |
| width | The number of bits of the double |
| dest | The destination pointer containing the integer value parsed, it shall be of type float if width == 32 and double if width == 64 |
| bool SOPC_strtoint | ( | const char * | data, |
| size_t | len, | ||
| uint8_t | width, | ||
| void * | dest | ||
| ) |
Read a signed integer from the string with strtol.
| data | A pointer to the CString containing the number in base 10 |
| len | The length of the CString to use for parsing, it shall be <= 20 |
| width | The number of bits of the signed integer |
| dest | The destination pointer containing the integer value parsed, it shall be of integer type int<width>_t |
| bool SOPC_strtouint | ( | const char * | data, |
| size_t | len, | ||
| uint8_t | width, | ||
| void * | dest | ||
| ) |
Read an unsigned integer from the string with strtoul.
| data | A pointer to the CString containing the number in base 10 |
| len | The length of the CString to use for parsing, it shall be <= 20 |
| width | The number of bits of the unsigned integer |
| dest | The destination pointer containing the integer value parsed, it shall be of integer type uint<width>_t |
| SOPC_ReturnStatus SOPC_strtouint16_t | ( | const char * | sz, |
| uint16_t * | n, | ||
| int | base, | ||
| char | cEnd | ||
| ) |
Read a uint16_t from the string with strtoul.
| sz | A pointer to the CString containing the number. |
| n | A pointer to the uint16_t. |
| base | The base in which the number is written. See strtoul for more about /p base. |
| cEnd | Termination char. The first char of the unconsumed part of sz shall be this. May be '\0'. |
| SOPC_ReturnStatus SOPC_strtouint32_t | ( | const char * | sz, |
| uint32_t * | n, | ||
| int | base, | ||
| char | cEnd | ||
| ) |
Read a uint32_t from the string with strtoul.
| sz | A pointer to the CString containing the number. |
| n | A pointer to the uint32_t. |
| base | The base in which the number is written. See strtoul for more about /p base. |
| cEnd | Termination char. The first char of the unconsumed part of sz shall be this. May be '\0'. |
| SOPC_ReturnStatus SOPC_strtouint8_t | ( | const char * | sz, |
| uint8_t * | n, | ||
| int | base, | ||
| char | cEnd | ||
| ) |
Read a uint8_t from the string with strtoul.
| sz | A pointer to the CString containing the number. |
| n | A pointer to the uint8_t. |
| base | The base in which the number is written. See strtoul for more about /p base. |
| cEnd | Termination char. The first char of the unconsumed part of sz shall be this. May be '\0'. |


Channel Access DataSource
PV syntax
The standard prefix for the datasource is
ca://
which can be omitted if configured as the default datasource.
EPICS Channel Access PVs can be any record name or record.field name:
ca://some:record:name
ca://some_record_name
ca://some_record_name.SCAN
Client side parameters
The data source supports a small number of client parameters that specify how to handle the pv at the client side. These parameters are
stripped from the request and never reach the server.
The parameter block is a JSON object separated from the pv name by a space (i.e ' '). The currently supported parameters are:
ca://mypv {"putCallback":true}
ca://mypv {"putCallback":false}
tells whether put with
callback should be used when writing a pv. The default is false, a regular put is used.
ca://mypv {"longString":true}
ca://mypv {"longString":false}
tells whether to use the long
string support. This allows to read and write a byte[] as if it was a native String, hiding the conversion of the zero terminated
strings. By default, it uses false in all cases, except for pvs that have a field that end in '$' (e.g. mypv.NAME$
).
Note that at this time the JSON notation has to match exactly (no extra spaces) and does not support the mix of parameters. This will be
fixed in a future version.