[Gecode] Announcement: FS constraints prototype
Gabor Szokoli
szokoli at ps.uni-sb.de
Fri Dec 5 16:50:41 CET 2003
Christian Schulte wrote:
>Failure and nothing does not need a bit?
>
I would expect "nothing" to be one of the 8 possible combinations, in
general/kernel.hh you say
ME_GEN_NONE = 0
I agree that failure does not have to be stored on the variable if it is
taken care of immediately anyway without further regard to the
consistency of the space, but we thought it was stored as 7.
> So it should eaxctly as with finite
>domains!
> Assigned
> GLB changed
> LUB changed
> GLB+LUB changed
>
>
This is what we have so far, w/o cardinality support...
> CARD changed
>
>
>And the point to note is that all other events also change the cardinality,
>right?
>
>
Theoretically, the cardinality bounds may contain stronger information
than the sizes of the (U&L) bounds, then (U&L) bounds changes may happen
without cardinality changes.
Say there's a free set, you first tell "it has 1 element" and then after
stability "It's not 42":
there's an UpperBound change, with no cardinality change.
But this could be so rare in real life that you might practically be right.
One other thing to note is that cardinality information is only used to
detect failure and assignment, but it triggers no other bounds changes.
The primitive propagators maintain this property (only FAIL, VAL or CARD
changes infered from CARD events). You'd have to have something twisted
like "This set contains its cardinality" to break this rule.
Not that I can derive anything useful from this observation, but it
suggests that a propagator based aproach would not result in spinning
propagator loops.
>Otherwise, congratulations!
>
>
>
Guido did the real work while I made smartass comments over his
shoulder, but you should see my whiteboard!
("Oh my God! It's full of UML, with stars in it!")
>Christian
>
>
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Get selected value
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@onclick('#get-value')
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Definition at line
451
of
Unicode.hpp
Constructors
Script
(
ScriptId
id_,
const
std::string& shortName_,
const
std::string& longName_)
Member Functions
ScriptId
Id
()
const
const
std::string&
LongName
()
const
const
std::string&
ShortName
()
const
Member Variables
ScriptId
id
std::string
longName
std::string
shortName
Constructor Details
Script Constructor
cmajor::unicode::Script::Script(
ScriptId
id_,
const
std::string& shortName_,
const
std::string& longName_)
Definition at line
1216
of
Unicode.cpp
:
1216
:
id
(
id_
)
,
shortName
(
shortName_
)
,
longName
(
longName_
)
1217
{
1218
}
Declaration at line
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of
Unicode.hpp
Member Function Details
Id Member Function
ScriptId
cmajor::unicode::Script::Id()
const
Definition at line
455
of
Unicode.hpp
:
455
{
return
id
;
}
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LongName Member Function
const
std::string& cmajor::unicode::Script::LongName()
const
Definition at line
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of
Unicode.hpp
:
457
{
return
longName
;
}
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const
std::string& cmajor::unicode::Script::ShortName()
const
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Elon Musk's net worth falls by €700 million in one day after failed Cybertruck stunt
The vehicle’s “indestructible” windows were smashed at a launch during the week.
by Órla RyanELON MUSK’S NET worth plummeted by $770 million (about €700 million) in a single day after an embarrassing mishap at the launch of Tesla’s new vehicle, the Cybertruck.
The Tesla co-founder unveiled the all-electric battery-powered truck at an event in California on Thursday night.
One of the selling points of the vehicle is that is has “ indestructible” windows.
However when a steel ball was thrown at one of the windows, it smashed, prompting Musk to say: “Oh my f***ing God.” The stunt was attempted a second time and another window smashed.
After the incident, and a series of lacklustre reviews of the truck, Tesla’s share price dropped 6.1%. Musk’s personal net worth decreased by $770 million in just one day, according to Forbes.
Some “important unanswered questions” hang over the vehicle, Deutsche Bank said, including whether the design was “too polarising” and whether it would be able to carry heavy loads without requiring customers to opt for higher-cost trims.
“Will commercial buyers trust Tesla’s build quality?” Deutsche queried.
“While the materials used appear robust, there could be questions about the truck’s durability when used under work conditions, especially in light of its seemingly unibody construction.
“And the shattering of the truck’s unbreakable glass windows during the live demonstration was not a good start.”
Contains reporting from © AFP 2019


[gecode-users] next() in flatzinc
Fred Spiessens
fred at evoluware.eu
Wed Oct 14 12:24:54 CEST 2009
Yes, that makes more sense, indeed.
Thanks Guido.
Fred.
Op 14-okt-09, om 11:30 heeft Guido Tack het volgende geschreven:
> Hi Fred.
>
> There are currently no plans to add that functionality. Actually,
> the run method may be in the wrong class, as FlatZincSpace is really
> just meant to be a space that you can initialize from FlatZinc. In
> order to perform incremental search, just use a DFS search engine as
> you would do for any other space. The current run method is more
> like what Driver provides (which doesn't have incremental search
> either, currently).
>
> Cheers,
> Guido
>
> Fred Spiessens wrote:
>
>> Hi,
>>
>> I'm working with flatzinc in gecode 3.2.0.
>> Is there support planned for incremental search in flatzinc? For
>> instance by making an incremental version of:
>>
>> void FlatZincSpace::run(std::ostream& out, const Printer& p, const
>> FlatZincOptions& opt, Support::Timer& t_total)
>>
>> something like this:
>> bool FlatZincSpace::runInitial(std::ostream& out, const Printer& p,
>> const FlatZincOptions& opt, Support::Timer& t_total)
>> and:
>> bool FlatZincSpace::runNext(std::ostream& out, const Printer& p,
>> const FlatZincOptions& opt, Support::Timer& t_total)
>> (possibly removing some arguments in the latter)
>>
>> I wanted to ask before making this available for myself.
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For each component will be provided a short description, all the options and some example
If you spot a bug please use the GithHub Issue Tracker, for info please email me at info[at]matteohetel.comThe purpose of this library is to provide a way to create interactive UI component such modal and toast in JavaScript without bother the developer to create the DOM element and insert HTML and CSS inside the JavaScript code, to make the code more readable, clean and have a HTML/CSS separate from the JS file or script.
Here some info about the UI.
Beacause it's awesome, you can create very complex UI element with a very few line of code, each component is highly configurable but with the default option you can create very cool stuff with one line of code, and the best part is: You can change the default configuration one time and every component create will be based on the new configurations!
MH_UI relies on two different dependencies: jQuery
, Twitter's Bootstrap both CSS and JS
Of course not, it's just a simple library with one goal: make your life easier when you want to create interactive UI element in JavaScript
PLEASE! fork the github repo, play with it mess around with the component and send a pull request with your code, the more the merrier!
The modal is a component different from the other components, the default behavior is to be created, appended to the body and be displayed straightaway.
To create a modal use UI.modal({options})
no short hand is provided for this component
List of options:
| Name | Description | Example | Default value |
|---|---|---|---|
| title | string/object, html for the title(jQuey .append is used) | {title : "
Modal Title
"} | None |
| body | string/object, html for the body(jQuey .append is used) | {body : "
This is the modal content
"} | None |
| footer | string/object, html for the footer(jQuey .append is used) | {footer : UI.button("UI button")} | None |
| defaultFooter | boolean, if true is passed the default close button will be added to the modal | {defaultFooter : true} | true |
| id | string, an optional id can be passed, if none is provided a random id will be used | {id : "my_id"} | random generated ID |
| show | boolean, if true is passed the modal will automatically displayed, otherwise the .show() method is required to show the modal | {show : true} | true |
| callback | function, a callback function that will be executed once the modal is displayed | {callback : function(){console.log("Modal created")}} | None |
UI.modal({option})
return an array object with the following properties and method
| Name | Description | Usage | |
|---|---|---|---|
| index 0 ([0]) | the HTML of the modal | it can be appended like a common jQuery object | |
| title | any HTML passed to this function will replace the title of the modal | UI.modal({title:"
Modal Title
"}).title("
New Title
") | |
| titleAppend | any HTML passed to this function will be appended to the title of the modal | UI.modal({title:"
Modal Title
"}).titleAppend("Subtitle") | |
| body | any HTML passed to this function will replace the body of the modal | UI.modal({body:"
Modal content
"}).body("
New content
") | |
| bodyAppend | any HTML passed to this function will be appended to the body of the modal | UI.modal({body:"
Modal Content
"}).bodyAppend("
new paragraph
") | |
| footer | any HTML passed to this function will be appended to the footer of the modal | UI.modal({footer:"
Footer content
"}).footer(UI.button("button")) | |
| show | no parameters are required, if the function is called the modal is showed | UI.modal({show:false}).show() | |
| hide | no parameters are required, if the function is called the modal is hided and destroyed | UI.modal({show:true}).hide() | |
| data | object, an object with the the name as key and as value the value for the data- element | {data : {hello: "world", foo: "bar"}} | None |
Progressbars can be used to give a visual feedback of a pending opration or to a placeholder for a content not already loaded.
To create a progressbar use UI.progressbar({options})
for this component the short hand UI.progressbar(integer)
is provided, the passed integer will
be the percentage of the progressbar, the default values are used to create the progressbar, check the Extra section to learn more about the default values
List of options:
| Name | Description | Example | Default value |
|---|---|---|---|
| level | string, the Twitter's Bootstrap level code(success, info, danger, warning) | {level : "success"} | None |
| percentage | integer, the percentage of the width of the progressbar | {percentage : 100} | 100 |
| striped | boolean, if true is passed the progressbar will be striped | {striped :true} | true |
| active | boolean, if true is passed the class active will be added to the progressbar | {active : true} | true |
| id | string, an optional id can be passed, if none is provided a random id will be used | {id : "my_id"} | random generated ID |
| class | string, the passed class will be added to the component | {class : "my_class"} | true |
| data | object, an object with the the name as key and as value the value for the data- element | {data : {hello: "world", foo: "bar"}} | None |
| callback | function, a callback function that will be executed once the modal is displayed | {callback : function(){console.log("Modal created")}} | None |
UI.progressbar({option})
or UI.progressbar(integer)
return an array object with the following properties and method
| Name | Description | Usage |
|---|---|---|
| index 0 ([0]) | the HTML of the progressbar | it can be appended like a common jQuery object |
| animate | this function will animate the progressbar to the given percentage | UI.modal(0).animate(integer/object) |
| animate | the animte function accepts an integer or a object, the integer represent the millisecond to animate the width to 100% | UI.modal(0).animate(500) |
| animate | the animte function accepts an integer or a object, the object can contain: time: millisecond, percentage: widht in percentage, callback: function | UI.modal(0).animate({time: 500, percentage: 50, callback:function(){console.log("callback fired")}}) |
Buttons are basic component to intercat with the user.
To create a button use UI.button({options})
for this component the short hand UI.button(string)
is provided, the passed string will
be the text of the button, the default values are used to create the button, check the Extra section to learn more about the default values
List of options:
| Name | Description | Example | Default value |
|---|---|---|---|
| level | string, the Twitter's Bootstrap level code(success, info, danger, warning, link) | {level : "success"} | None |
| text | string, the text of the button | {text : "Hello, World!"} | None |
| disabled | boolean, if true is passed the button will be disabled | {disabled :true} | false |
| default | boolean, if the value is false the default btn and btn- classes will not be added to the button | {default : false} | true |
| size | string, Twitter's Bootstrap button size (xs, sm, lg) | {size : "lg"} | None(normal size) |
| id | string, an optional id can be passed, if none is provided a random id will be used | {id : "my_id"} | random generated ID |
| class | string, the passed class will be added to the component | {class : "my_class"} | true |
| data | object, an object with the the name as key and as value the value for the data- element | {data : {hello: "world", foo: "bar"}} | None |
| actions | object, an object with the the action as key and as value the function that will be fired at that event | {actions : {click: function(){console.log("click")}, mouseleave:function(){$(this).addClass("disabled")}}} | None |
| callback | function, a callback function that will be executed once the modal is displayed | {callback : function(){console.log("Modal created")}} | None |
UI.button({option})
or UI.button(string)
return an array object with the following properties and method
| Name | Description | Usage |
|---|---|---|
| index 0 ([0]) | the HTML of the progressbar | it can be appended like a common jQuery object |
| changeText | any HTML passed to this function will replace the text of the button | UI.button("Text").changeText("newText") |
| addActions | this function accept an object with the the action as key and as value the function that will be fired at that event | UI.button("click me").addActions({click: function(){alert("hello")}}) |
An alert is a banner that inform the user that something happened
To create an alert use UI.alert({options})
for this component the short hand UI.alert(string)
is provided, the passed string will
be the HTML of the alert, the default values are used to create the alert, check the Extra section to learn more about the default values
List of options:
| Name | Description | Example | Default value |
|---|---|---|---|
| level | string, the Twitter's Bootstrap level code(success, info, danger, warning) | {level : "success"} | info |
| HTML | string, the html of the alert | {html : "
Hello, World!
"} | None |
| dismissable | boolean, if true is passed the "x" button to close the alert will be added | {dismissable :true} | true |
| id | string, an optional id can be passed, if none is provided a random id will be used | {id : "my_id"} | random generated ID |
| class | string, the passed class will be added to the component | {class : "my_class"} | true |
| data | object, an object with the the name as key and as value the value for the data- element | {data : {hello: "world", foo: "bar"}} | None |
| time | integer/object, if time is integer that value will be used to make the alert disappear after {time} seconds, in and object is passed it can contain: time: millisecond after the alert will be destroyed, effect: the jQuery effect like slideUp, FadeOut, effectTime: how long the effect will be performed | {time : {time: 1000, effect: "slideUp", efectTime: 500}} | None |
| callback | function, a callback function that will be executed once the modal is displayed | {callback : function(){console.log("Modal created")}} | None |
UI.alert({option})
or UI.alert(string)
return an array object with the following properties and method
| Name | Description | Usage |
|---|---|---|
| index 0 ([0]) | the HTML of the progressbar | it can be appended like a common jQuery object |
| timeOut | integer/object can be passed, if time is integer that value will be used to make the alert disappear after {time} seconds, in and object is passed it can contain: time: millisecond after the alert will be destroyed, effect: the jQuery effect like slideUp, FadeOut, effectTime: how long the effect will be performed | UI.alert("Text").timeOut({time: 1000, effect: "slideUp", efectTime: 500}) |
| append | any HTML passed to this function will be added to the alert | UI.alert("
Hello, World!
").append("
I was added by the append functiony!
") |
A toast according to microsoft is :"A transient message to the user that contains relevant, time-sensitive information and provides quick access to related content in an app."
A toast is nothing more than an alert floating on the screen so all the options of an alert can be passed to UI.toast({options})
for this component the short hand UI.toast(string)
is provided, the passed string will
be the HTML of the toast, the default values are used to create the alert, check the Extra section to learn more about the default values
List of options:
toast accepts another options
| Name | Description | Example | Default value |
|---|---|---|---|
| position | string/object, the position of the toast, there are 4 predefined position: top-left, top-right, bottom-left, bottom-right, if you want to create the toast in a different location you can pass on object with the css properties like right, top etc, every element will be passed to the jQuery .css() | {position : "bottom-left"} | top-right |
UI.toast({option})
or UI.alert(string)
return an array object the same as UI.alert(), please see Alert documentation for more info
The default value for every component can be changed using the extend method
UI.extend("name", {options})
For example the toast as the default position to top-right on the screen and info as level, the developer can change that default value
by using UI.extend("toast", {level:"success", position:"bottom-left"})
Destroy all the coponent create via the UI
UI.destroy()
Since the library was just released no tips or tricks are available at the moment.
Please send me and email at info[at]matteohetel.com!


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NOTE: We've made the time picker well customizable - scroll speed, time incremental interval (currently set to 5 min) and even the ":" and " " between the time can be replaced or localized easily in the plugins_time.js (simply find them at the top of time picker section).
NOTE: To use 24 hours time format, simply go set the "_is24H" option in the plugins_time.js to true.
NOTE: To include "seconds" in the time format, please modify the name and id of the iframe calendar tag to use plugins_timeSec.js instead of plugins_time.js.
NOTE: To make it a time-only picker, simply go set the "gbHideTop" and "gbHideCalMiddle" in plugins_time.js to true (uncomment the 2 preset statements at the top of time picker section).
NOTE: To pre-select today as the default date, set the gdSelect option in datetime.js to gToday. e.g.
var gdSelect=gToday;
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@import com.atlassian.connect.play.java.Constants @ac.internal.page("production") { } {
Here are a few steps you should go through to configure you add-on and your environment before deploying it in production.
By default the module defines an add-on key for you when in development. If you haven't done so, set your add-on
key (and name) in the application.conf
file:
@Constants.AC_PLUGIN_KEY
@Constants.AC_PLUGIN_NAME
By default the base URL is computed by the framework. When deploying to a production instance you should define
the BASE_URL
environment variable which will then be used as the base URL for your add-on.
Before you follow Play Framework's tutorial
on defining your own error pages, define the application.global
setting.
Play Framework searches for the Global
class in the root package by default. Atlassian Connect Play
Java already defines this class, so you need to define your own class extending
com.atlassian.connect.play.java.play.AcGlobalSettings
and set the following property
in application.conf
:
application.global = com.example.YourOwnGlobalClass


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Source: CordCutters
If, like us, you turned on YouTube TV tonight to get ready for the live-action version of The Little Mermaid only to find that YouTube TV is missing your broadcast channels — and all kinds of other wonkiness, you're not alone.
There's definitely something broken with YouTube TV's live listings this evening. The errors are kind of a crapsshoot — some folks are able to fix things in a browser with a refresh. Others on various streaming platforms are seeing missing shows and missing channels, both on the default and custom views.
Reports are flying in to the officical Team YouTube support Twitter feed, with just the basic "Oh, crap" replies in return.
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Public Health 162A is a microbiology course taught from the perspective of epidemiology and the impact of infections diseases on public health. It is taught by three professors, and there are a few guest lecturers throughout the semester. It is memorization-based and does not go into much detail about the molecular level of infectious diseases. This course may be taken with or without its lab component (PH 162L). MCB C112 is the other microbiology course offered at Berkeley.
Fall semester (15 weeks)
Summer Session D (6 weeks)
One year each of college-level chemistry and biology
Fall: 3 hours of lecture and 1 hour of discussion per week
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The class is an upper-division elective for juniors and seniors. It is only offered in the Fall and Summer.
This course is easier than MCB C112 since it focuses more on the public health impact of infectious diseases rather than the molecular cause of the diseases. It is also 3 units, while MCB C112 is 4 units.
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Last edited: Fall 2018


| MPI_WIN_FENCE(assert, win) | |
| IN assert | program assertion (integer) |
| IN win | window object (handle) |
int MPI_Win_fence(int assert, MPI_Win win)
MPI_WIN_FENCE(ASSERT, WIN, IERROR)
INTEGER ASSERT, WIN, IERROR
{ void MPI::Win::Fence(int assert) const (binding deprecated, see Section Deprecated since MPI-2.2
) }
The MPI call MPI_WIN_FENCE(assert, win) synchronizes
RMA calls on win. The call is collective on the group of
win.
All RMA
operations on win originating at a given process and started
before the fence call will complete at that process
before the fence call returns.
They will be completed at their target before the fence
call returns at the target. RMA operations on win started by
a process after the fence call returns will access their target
window only after MPI_WIN_FENCE has been
called by the target process.
The call completes an RMA access epoch if it was preceded by
another fence call and the local process issued RMA communication
calls on win between these two calls. The call
completes an RMA exposure epoch if it was
preceded by another fence call and the local window was the target of RMA
accesses between these two calls. The call starts an
RMA access epoch if it is followed by another fence call and by
RMA communication calls issued between these two fence calls. The
call starts an exposure epoch if it is followed by another fence call
and the local window is the target of RMA accesses between these two fence calls.
Thus, the fence call is equivalent to calls to a subset of
post, start, complete, wait.
A fence call usually entails a barrier synchronization:
a process completes a call to MPI_WIN_FENCE
only after all other processes in the group entered
their matching call. However, a call to MPI_WIN_FENCE
that is known not to end any epoch
(in particular, a call with assert
= MPI_MODE_NOPRECEDE) does not necessarily act as a barrier.
The assert argument is used to provide assertions on the
context of the call that may be used for various optimizations. This
is described in
Section Assertions
. A value of assert = 0 is
always valid.
Calls to MPI_WIN_FENCE should both precede and follow calls to
put, get or accumulate that are synchronized with fence calls.
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50 Cent Attacks Rapper Young Buck Again With Insensitive Photo
by Mel WalkerEven though rappers 50 Cent and Young Buck used to be pretty close back in the day when G-Unit was still going strong, it seems that their friendship is long over.
Currently, 50 Cent misses no opportunity to make mean jokes about his former friend and other colleagues, and he usually uses Instagram as a platform for dishing out his insults.
However, the rapper and Power actor’s social media account was mysteriously down for a week, and many fans decided it was because his profile was finally banned from Instagram because of insensitive content and epic meanness.
Later, it turned out the real reason was that 50, whose real name is Curtis Jackson, decided to take a break from online activity himself, and he shut down his account temporarily.
Now it appears the controversial rapper is back to his usual ways as his Instagram page was reactivated recently, and 50 Cent lost no time in resuming the attacks on his previous bandmate.
With the rapper being back online, he continued to do what he has been frequently doing throughout the months – jesting that Young Buck was going out with a transgender woman.
50 Cent’s latest joke appeared in the form of a new post on his Instagram page. The star posted a photograph with a man and what appears to be a woman, embracing lovingly.
The picture also has the caption” he doesn’t know yet” as if the female is hiding some big secret, and at the same time, the head of the woman appears to be photoshopped with a more manly face instead.
Jackson finished his prank and left no doubt who was the target with the caption saying, “buck type sh*t, Nah, he knows.”
 Ya’s best songs are featuring him ya legacy finished at least got rich.”
This follower explained: “Man gets your facts straight; Buck stabbed that 50 for dre, not 50… 50 and Banks were throwing punches and chairs at the dude.”
Another commenter stated: “Yeah, a millionaire that had to go to court and say he didn’t have money to pay the cost of the lawsuit he was in. Don’t be fooled by him; he even said in court himself, he shows off fake money to give the illusion of being richer then he is.”
50 Cent will never change.


Interface HandshakeState
A HandshakeState object contains a SymmetricState plus the local and remote keys (any of which may be empty), a boolean indicating the initiator or responder role, and the remaining portion of the handshake pattern.
Inherited Members
Namespace: Noise
Assembly: Noise.dll
Syntax
public interface HandshakeState : IDisposable
Properties
| Improve this Doc View SourceRemoteStaticPublicKey
The remote party's static public key.
Declaration
ReadOnlySpan<byte> RemoteStaticPublicKey { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.ReadOnlySpan<System.Byte> |
Exceptions
| Type | Condition |
|---|---|
| System.ObjectDisposedException | Thrown if the current instance has already been disposed. |
Methods
| Improve this Doc View SourceFallback(Protocol, ProtocolConfig)
Converts an Alice-initiated pattern to a Bob-initiated pattern. The only fallback pattern currently supported is XXfallback. PSK modifiers are currently not supported with fallback protocols.
Declaration
void Fallback(Protocol protocol, ProtocolConfig config)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Protocol | protocol | A concrete Noise protocol (e.g. Noise_XXfallback_25519_AESGCM_BLAKE2b). |
| ProtocolConfig | config | A set of parameters used to instantiate a HandshakeState. |
Exceptions
| Type | Condition |
|---|---|
| System.ObjectDisposedException | Thrown if the current instance has already been disposed. |
| System.ArgumentNullException | Thrown if either |
| System.ArgumentException | Thrown if |
| System.InvalidOperationException | Throw if the initial handshake pattern is Bob-initiated, or if this method was not called immediately after the first handshake message. |
ReadMessage(ReadOnlySpan<Byte>, Span<Byte>)
Performs the next step of the handshake,
decrypts the message
,
and writes the result into payloadBuffer
.
The result is undefined if the message
and payloadBuffer
overlap.
Declaration
ReadMessage(ReadOnlySpan<byte> message, Span<byte> payloadBuffer)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.ReadOnlySpan<System.Byte> | message | The message to decrypt. |
| System.Span<System.Byte> | payloadBuffer | The buffer for the decrypted payload. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System. | The tuple containing the plaintext size in bytes, the handshake hash, and the Transport object for encrypting transport messages. If the handshake is still in progress, the handshake hash and the transport will both be null. |
Exceptions
| Type | Condition |
|---|---|
| System.ObjectDisposedException | Thrown if the current instance has already been disposed. |
| System.InvalidOperationException | Thrown if the call to WriteMessage(ReadOnlySpan<Byte>, Span<Byte>) was expected or the handshake has already been completed. |
| System.ArgumentException | Thrown if the message was greater than MaxMessageLength bytes in length, or if the output buffer did not have enough space to hold the plaintext. |
| System.Security.Cryptography.CryptographicException | Thrown if the decryption of the message has failed. |
WriteMessage(ReadOnlySpan<Byte>, Span<Byte>)
Performs the next step of the handshake,
encrypts the payload
,
and writes the result into messageBuffer
.
The result is undefined if the payload
and messageBuffer
overlap.
Declaration
WriteMessage(ReadOnlySpan<byte> payload, Span<byte> messageBuffer)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.ReadOnlySpan<System.Byte> | payload | The payload to encrypt. |
| System.Span<System.Byte> | messageBuffer | The buffer for the encrypted message. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System. | The tuple containing the ciphertext size in bytes, the handshake hash, and the Transport object for encrypting transport messages. If the handshake is still in progress, the handshake hash and the transport will both be null. |
Exceptions
| Type | Condition |
|---|---|
| System.ObjectDisposedException | Thrown if the current instance has already been disposed. |
| System.InvalidOperationException | Thrown if the call to ReadMessage(ReadOnlySpan<Byte>, Span<Byte>) was expected or the handshake has already been completed. |
| System.ArgumentException | Thrown if the output was greater than MaxMessageLength bytes in length, or if the output buffer did not have enough space to hold the ciphertext. |


November security patch available for Nokia 7.2
by MarinNokia 7.2 is receiving the November security patch from Google. The update is also available for devices with the WW_1_200 build number. The size of the update is not so big, just 68.5 MB, and it just brings the security patch.
If you are near your most elegant midrange device, check for the update availability. Do share with the rest of us if you got it.


5
The Vineyard of the LORD Destroyed
1 Let me sing for my beloved
my love song concerning his vineyard:
My beloved had a vineyard
on a very fertile hill.
2 He dug it and cleared it of stones,
and planted it with choice vines;
he built a watchtower in the midst of it,
and hewed out a wine vat in it;
and he looked for it to yield grapes,
but it yielded wild grapes.
3 And now, O inhabitants of Jerusalem
and men of Judah,
judge between me and my vineyard.
4 What more was there to do for my vineyard,
that I have not done in it?
When I looked for it to yield grapes,
why did it yield wild grapes?
5 And now I will tell you
what I will do to my vineyard.
I will remove its hedge,
and it shall be devoured;
I will break down its wall,
and it shall be trampled down.
6 I will make it a waste;
it shall not be pruned or hoed,
and briers and thorns shall grow up;
I will also command the clouds
that they rain no rain upon it.
7 For the vineyard of the LORD of hosts
is the house of Israel,
and the men of Judah
are his pleasant planting;
and he looked for justice,
but behold, bloodshed;
for righteousness,
but behold, an outcry!
Woe to the Wicked
8 Woe to those who join house to house,
who add field to field,
until there is no more room,
and you are made to dwell alone
in the midst of the land.
9 The LORD of hosts has sworn in my hearing:
“Surely many houses shall be desolate,
large and beautiful houses, without inhabitant.
10 For ten acres of vineyard shall yield but one bath,
and a homer of seed shall yield but an ephah.”
11 Woe to those who rise early in the morning,
that they may run after strong drink,
who tarry late into the evening
as wine inflames them!
12 They have lyre and harp,
tambourine and flute and wine at their feasts,
but they do not regard the deeds of the LORD,
or see the work of his hands.
13 Therefore my people go into exile
for lack of knowledge;
their honored men go hungry,
and their multitude is parched with thirst.
14 Therefore Sheol has enlarged its appetite
and opened its mouth beyond measure,
and the nobility of Jerusalem and her multitude will go down,
her revelers and he who exults in her.
15 Man is humbled, and each one is brought low,
and the eyes of the haughty are brought low.
16 But the LORD of hosts is exalted in justice,
and the Holy God shows himself holy in righteousness.
17 Then shall the lambs graze as in their pasture,
and nomads shall eat among the ruins of the rich.
18 Woe to those who draw iniquity with cords of falsehood,
who draw sin as with cart ropes,
19 who say: “Let him be quick,
let him speed his work
that we may see it;
let the counsel of the Holy One of Israel draw near,
and let it come, that we may know it!”
20 Woe to those who call evil good
and good evil,
who put darkness for light
and light for darkness,
who put bitter for sweet
and sweet for bitter!
21 Woe to those who are wise in their own eyes,
and shrewd in their own sight!
22 Woe to those who are heroes at drinking wine,
and valiant men in mixing strong drink,
23 who acquit the guilty for a bribe,
and deprive the innocent of his right!
24 Therefore, as the tongue of fire devours the stubble,
and as dry grass sinks down in the flame,
so their root will be as rottenness,
and their blossom go up like dust;
for they have rejected the law of the LORD of hosts,
and have despised the word of the Holy One of Israel.
25 Therefore the anger of the LORD was kindled against his people,
and he stretched out his hand against them and struck them,
and the mountains quaked;
and their corpses were as refuse
in the midst of the streets.
For all this his anger has not turned away,
and his hand is stretched out still.
26 He will raise a signal for nations afar off,
and whistle for them from the ends of the earth;
and behold, quickly, speedily they come!
27 None is weary, none stumbles,
none slumbers or sleeps,
not a waistband is loose,
not a sandal strap broken;
28 their arrows are sharp,
all their bows bent,
their horses' hoofs seem like flint,
and their wheels like the whirlwind.
29 Their roaring is like a lion,
like young lions they roar;
they growl and seize their prey;
they carry it off, and none can rescue.
30 They will growl over it on that day,
like the growling of the sea.
And if one looks to the land,
behold, darkness and distress;
and the light is darkened by its clouds.


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The Journey to the Center of the Earth
by Jules Verne
Chapter III. THE RUNIC WRITING EXERCISES THE PROFESSOR
Additional Information
- Year Published: 1871
- Language: English
- Country of Origin: France
- Source: Verne, J. (1871) A Journey to the Center of the Earth (Frederick Amadeus Malleson, Trans.) London: Ward, Lock, &Co., Ltd. (Original work published 1864)
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- Flesch–Kincaid Level: 6.0
- Word Count: 2,159
- Genre: Adventure
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"Undoubtedly it is Runic," said the Professor, bending his brows; "but there is a secret in it, and I mean to discover the key."
A violent gesture finished the sentence.
"Sit there," he added, holding out his fist towards the table. "Sit there, and write."
I was seated in a trice.
"Now I will dictate to you every letter of our alphabet which corresponds with each of these Icelandic characters. We will see what that will give us. But, by St. Michael, if you should dare to deceive me –"
The dictation commenced. I did my best. Every letter was given me one after the other, with the following remarkable result:
mm.rnlls esrevel seecIde
sgtssmf vnteief niedrke
kt,samn atrateS saodrrn
emtnaeI nvaect rrilSa
Atsaar .nvcrc ieaabs
ccrmi eevtVl frAntv
dt,iac oseibo KediiI
[Redactor: In the original version the initial letter is an 'm' with a superscore over it. It is my supposition that this is the translator's way of writing 'mm' and I have replaced it accordingly, since our typography does not allow such a character.]
When this work was ended my uncle tore the paper from me and examined it attentively for a long time.
"What does it all mean?" he kept repeating mechanically.
Upon my honour I could not have enlightened him. Besides he did not ask me, and he went on talking to himself.
"This is what is called a cryptogram, or cipher," he said, "in which letters are purposely thrown in confusion, which if properly arranged would reveal their sense. Only think that under this jargon there may lie concealed the clue to some great discovery!"
As for me, I was of opinion that there was nothing at all, in it; though, of course, I took care not to say so.
Then the Professor took the book and the parchment, and diligently compared them together.
"These two writings are not by the same hand," he said; "the cipher is of later date than the book, an undoubted proof of which I see in a moment. The first letter is a double m, a letter which is not to be found in Turlleson's book, and which was only added to the alphabet in the fourteenth century. Therefore there are two hundred years between the manuscript and the document."
I admitted that this was a strictly logical conclusion.
"I am therefore led to imagine," continued my uncle, "that some possessor of this book wrote these mysterious letters. But who was that possessor? Is his name nowhere to be found in the manuscript?"
My uncle raised his spectacles, took up a strong lens, and carefully examined the blank pages of the book. On the front of the second, the title–page, he noticed a sort of stain which looked like an ink blot. But in looking at it very closely he thought he could distinguish some half–effaced letters. My uncle at once fastened upon this as the centre of interest, and he laboured at that blot, until by the help of his microscope he ended by making out the following Runic characters which he read without difficulty.
"Arne Saknussemm!" he cried in triumph. "Why that is the name of another Icelander, a savant of the sixteenth century, a celebrated alchemist!"
I gazed at my uncle with satisfactory admiration.
"Those alchemists," he resumed, "Avicenna, Bacon, Lully, Paracelsus, were the real and only savants of their time. They made discoveries at which we are astonished. Has not this Saknussemm concealed under his cryptogram some surprising invention? It is so; it must be so!"
The Professor's imagination took fire at this hypothesis.
"No doubt," I ventured to reply, "but what interest would he have in thus hiding so marvellous a discovery?"
"Why? Why? How can I tell? Did not Galileo do the same by Saturn? We shall see. I will get at the secret of this document, and I will neither sleep nor eat until I have found it out."
My comment on this was a half–suppressed "Oh!"
"Nor you either, Axel," he added.
"The deuce!" said I to myself; "then it is lucky I have eaten two dinners to–day!"
"First of all we must find out the key to this cipher; that cannot be difficult."
At these words I quickly raised my head; but my uncle went on soliloquising.
"There's nothing easier. In this document there are a hundred and thirty–two letters, viz., seventy–seven consonants and fifty–five vowels. This is the proportion found in southern languages, whilst northern tongues are much richer in consonants; therefore this is in a southern language."
These were very fair conclusions, I thought.
"But what language is it?"
Here I looked for a display of learning, but I met instead with profound analysis.
"This Saknussemm," he went on, "was a very well–informed man; now since he was not writing in his own mother tongue, he would naturally select that which was currently adopted by the choice spirits of the sixteenth century; I mean Latin. If I am mistaken, I can but try Spanish, French, Italian, Greek, or Hebrew. But the savants of the sixteenth century generally wrote in Latin. I am therefore entitled to pronounce this, ˆ priori, to be Latin. It is Latin."
I jumped up in my chair. My Latin memories rose in revolt against the notion that these barbarous words could belong to the sweet language of Virgil.
"Yes, it is Latin," my uncle went on; "but it is Latin confused and in disorder; "pertubata seu inordinata," as Euclid has it."

"Let us examine carefully," said he again, taking up the leaf upon which I had written. "Here is a series of one hundred and thirty–two letters in apparent disorder. There are words consisting of consonants only, as nrrlls; others, on the other hand, in which vowels predominate, as for instance the fifth, uneeief, or the last but one, oseibo. Now this arrangement has evidently not been premeditated; it has arisen mathematically in obedience to the unknown law which has ruled in the succession of these letters. It appears to me a certainty that the original sentence was written in a proper manner, and afterwards distorted by a law which we have yet to discover. Whoever possesses the key of this cipher will read it with fluency. What is that key? Axel, have you got it?"
I answered not a word, and for a very good reason. My eyes had fallen upon a charming picture, suspended against the wall, the portrait of Gräuben. My uncle's ward was at that time at Altona, staying with a relation, and in her absence I was very downhearted; for I may confess it to you now, the pretty Virlandaise and the professor's nephew loved each other with a patience and a calmness entirely German. We had become engaged unknown to my uncle, who was too much taken up with geology to be able to enter into such feelings as ours. Gräuben was a lovely blue–eyed blonde, rather given to gravity and seriousness; but that did not prevent her from loving me very sincerely. As for me, I adored her, if there is such a word in the German language. Thus it happened that the picture of my pretty Virlandaise threw me in a moment out of the world of realities into that of memory and fancy.
There looked down upon me the faithful companion of my labours and my recreations. Every day she helped me to arrange my uncle's precious specimens; she and I labelled them together. Mademoiselle Gräuben was an accomplished mineralogist; she could have taught a few things to a savant. She was fond of investigating abstruse scientific questions. What pleasant hours we have spent in study; and how often I envied the very stones which she handled with her charming fingers.
Then, when our leisure hours came, we used to go out together and turn into the shady avenues by the Alster, and went happily side by side up to the old windmill, which forms such an improvement to the landscape at the head of the lake. On the road we chatted hand in hand; I told her amusing tales at which she laughed heartilv. Then we reached the banks of the Elbe, and after having bid good–bye to the swan, sailing gracefully amidst the white water lilies, we returned to the quay by the steamer.
That is just where I was in my dream, when my uncle with a vehement thump on the table dragged me back to the realities of life.
"Come," said he, "the very first idea which would come into any one's head to confuse the letters of a sentence would be to write the words vertically instead of horizontally."
"Indeed!" said I.
"Now we must see what would be the effect of that, Axel; put down upon this paper any sentence you like, only instead of arranging the letters in the usual way, one after the other, place them in succession in vertical columns, so as to group them together in five or six vertical lines."

"Good," said the professor, without reading them, "now set down those words in a horizontal line."
I obeyed, and with this result:
Iyloau lolwrb ou,nGe vwmdrn eeyea!
"Excellent!" said my uncle, taking the paper hastily out of my hands. "This begins to look just like an ancient document: the vowels and the consonants are grouped together in equal disorder; there are even capitals in the middle of words, and commas too, just as in Saknussemm's parchment."
I considered these remarks very clever.
"Now," said my uncle, looking straight at me, "to read the sentence which you have just written, and with which I am wholly unacquainted, I shall only have to take the first letter of each word, then the second, the third, and so forth."
And my uncle, to his great astonishment, and my much greater, read:
"I love you well, my own dear Gräuben!"
"Hallo!" cried the Professor.
Yes, indeed, without knowing what I was about, like an awkward and unlucky lover, I had compromised myself by writing this unfortunate sentence.
"Aha! you are in love with Gräuben?" he said, with the right look for a guardian.
"Yes; no!" I stammered.
"You love Gräuben," he went on once or twice dreamily. "Well, let us apply the process I have suggested to the document in question."
My uncle, falling back into his absorbing contemplations, had already forgotten my imprudent words. I merely say imprudent, for the great mind of so learned a man of course had no place for love affairs, and happily the grand business of the document gained me the victory.
Just as the moment of the supreme experiment arrived the Professor's eyes flashed right through his spectacles. There was a quivering in his fingers as he grasped the old parchment. He was deeply moved. At last he gave a preliminary cough, and with profound gravity, naming in succession the first, then the second letter of each word, he dictated me the following:
mmessvnkaSenrA.icefdoK.segnittamvrtn
ecertserrette,rotaisadva,ednecsedsadne
lacartniiilvIsiratracSarbmvtabiledmek
meretarcsilvcoIsleffenSnI.
I confess I felt considerably excited in coming to the end; these letters named, one at a time, had carried no sense to my mind; I therefore waited for the Professor with great pomp to unfold the magnificent but hidden Latin of this mysterious phrase.
But who could have foretold the result? A violent thump made the furniture rattle, and spilt some ink, and my pen dropped from between my fingers.
"That's not it," cried my uncle, "there's no sense in it."
Then darting out like a shot, bowling down stairs like an avalanche, he rushed into the Königstrasse and fled.


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Podgorica, September 2015
This document presents Montenegro’s Intended Nationally Determined Contribution following decision 1/CP.19 and decision 1/CP.20 of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC), which invited Parties to communicate the UNFCCC Secretariat their INDCs, with the aim to achieve the ultimate objective of the UNFCCC as set out in Article 2 of the Convention. The region of South East Europe, including Montenegro, is highly vulnerable to the impacts of climate change thus avoiding dangerous climate change is of paramount importance for the country.
Montenegro is a non-Annex I country with a population of 621 200. According to 2013 data GDP per capita is 5 356 EUR. Size of country causes reduced flexibility in the application of policies in some emitting sectors where single source of emissions can be dominant, distorting the emission profile of the country. Also, it should be noted that tourism is one of the main drivers of the economy, having the number of tourists visiting the country annually more than twice of the number of local population.
Montenegro’s contribution to the international effort to avoid dangerous climate change is expressed in 30 % emission reduction by 2030 compared to the 1990 base year. The emission level of greenhouse gases for Montenegro from sectors covered by INDC was 5239 kilotons in 1990 and Montenegro pledges to reduce it at least by 1572 kilotons, to the level below or at 3667 kilotons. The reduction is to be achieved by general increase of energy efficiency, improvement of industrial technologies, increase of the share of renewables and modernization in the power sector.
In the following Annex additional information is provided regarding the INDC in order to ensure clarity, transparency and understanding.
Type
Economy-wide base year based emission reduction target
Gases covered
All greenhouse gases not controlled by the Montreal Protocol:
Carbon Dioxide (CO2),
Methane (CH4)
Nitrous Oxide (N2O)
Hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs)
Perfluorocarbons (PFCs)
Solapur hexafluoride (SF6)
Nitrogen trifluoride (NF3)
Base year
1990
Target year
2030
Reduction level
30% emission reduction by 2030 compared to the 1990
Sectors covered
Sectors included are:
Planning process
Planning process of the INDC included the review of available data and modelling work applicable to greenhouse gas reduction pathway as well as consultations with government stakeholders, operators of key installations as well as with the public. The scenarios for the INDC were developed in consultation with the authors of the National Climate Change Strategy of Montenegro. Within the preparation process of the INDC it became clear that significant data uncertainty exist regarding the emissions and removal in the land use, land use change and forestry sectors.
Participation in international market mechanism
Montenegro intends to sell carbon credits during the period to contribute towards achieving its emission reduction objectives as assistance to cost-effective implementation of the low emission development pathway. Montenegro foresees that for the utilization of international market mechanism is conditional on having effective accounting rules developed under the UNFCCC to ensure the environmental integrity of the mechanisms.
Fairness, equity and ambition
Montenegro is a non-Annex I country, highly vulnerable to the effects of the climate change. National emissions of the greenhouse gases represent only 0,009 % of global emissions and the net per capita GHG emissions in Montenegro was 7.25 tCO2eq in 2010. Montenegro will take into account the ultimate objective of the UNFCCC in its future development and will be committed to decouple greenhouse gas emissions from its economic growth and embarks on a low emission development pathway. The INDC submitted by Montenegro is fair and ambitious because it aims to secure significant reduction of its greenhouse gas emissions while satisfies the country’s need for economic development, allowing a feasible pathway for long-term decarbonisation.
Means of implementation
The National Climate Change Strategy will be the main planning tool along with its action plans for the implementation of Montenegro’s intended nationally determined contribution until 2030. The Energy Development Strategy of Montenegro by 2030 also takes into consideration climate change as one of its six objectives and the INDC is developed in line with the trends foreseen for the energy sector development of Montenegro. Montenegro is in the process of accession to the European Union which involves the gradual transposition and implementation of the European Union’s climate and energy legislation.
Metric Applied
The metric used for the GHG emissions is the Global Warming Potential on a 100 year timescale in accordance with the IPCC’s 2nd Assessment Report
Inventory methodology
IPCC 2006 Guidelines are used for the inventory. Improved inventory data was used to the INDC and also for the Biennial Update Report of Montenegro compared to the 2nd National Communication.
Approach to accounting for agriculture, forestry and other land uses
Greenhouse gas emissions and removals from agriculture, forestry and other land uses are currently not included in the accounting. Emissions and removals from these sectors can be included in the INDC at a later stage when technical conditions allow for that.
Having relatively high uncertainty regarding emissions in the LULUCF sector Montenegro reserves its right to review its INDC until 2020 upon the availably of more accurate data and improved technical conditions regarding land use, land use change and forestry and include it in its nationally determined contribution.
If the agreement or related COP decisions are amended before their entry into force in such a way that they include rules or provisions that significantly affect the assumptions under which this INDC has been developed, Montenegro reserves the right to revisit the INDC.
Montenegro requests the UNFCCC Secretariat that this submission is published on the UNFCCC webpage and that our INDC is included in the synthesis report to be prepared by the Secretariat.


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spam[2]
list can contain other list values like a list of a list to get the content of the sub-list you add another selection in squared brackets
spam = [['cat','bat'],[10,20,30,40]]
print(spam[0])
print(spam[1])
print(spam[1][3])
negative integers counts backward from the right
spam = [['cat','bat'],[10,20,30,40]]
print(spam[1][-1])
print(spam[1][-2])
'The ' + spam[0][-1] + ' is not a ' + spam[0][-2] + '!'
A slice has 2 indexes inside the square brackets It creates a new list of values
spam = [0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10]
print(spam[0:6])
print(spam[1:6])
spam = [10, 20 , 30]
print(spam)
spam[1] = 'Hello!'
print(spam)
spam[1:2] = ['Cats','Dogs','Mice']
print(spam)
spam = [10, 20 , 30]
spam[1:3] = ['Cats','Dogs','Mice','Elephant']
print(spam)
print(spam)
print(spam[:2])
print(spam)
del spam[2]
print(spam)
del spam[2]
print(spam)
len('Hello')
len([10,20,30])
'Hello ' * 3
[10,20,30] * 3
list behaves like strings
int('42')
str(42)
list('Hello!')
'howdy' in ['hello','hi','howdy','hi']
'howdy' not in ['hello','hi','hi']
Lesson 14 Loopps with lists
for i in range (4):
print(i)
range(4)
Range objects are considered like lists (actually called 'sequences') in python
for i in [0,1,2,3]:
print(i)
list(range(4))
list(range(0,100,2))
'supplies[i
]' gives me whatever the positional item is on that list
'range(len(supplies)):' gives me the numer of items in that list for the "for i in" parameter
supplies = ['pens', 'stapplers','binders', 'books']
print('len(supplies) is:' + str(len(supplies)))
for i in range(len(supplies)):
print('Index '+ str(i) + ' in supplies is: '+ supplies[i] )
Multiple assignement trick
cat = ['fat','grey','mean']
size = cat[0]
color = cat[1]
character = cat[2]
type(cat)
size, color, character = cat
size
size, color, character = 'skinny', 'black', 'quiet'
size
Augemented assignement operatror
spam = 42
spam = spam + 1
spam += 1
spam
Lesson 15: List methods
spam = ['hello', 'hi', 'howdy','whatsup']
print(spam.index('howdy'))
print(type(spam))
Inserting an image showing how using the "." shows the list of available methods
However the index method will raise an exception if the item is not in the list:
spam.append('Oye')
print(spam)
spam.insert(1,'Bonjour')
print(spam)
method return value is Null methods only apply to lists
spam
spam.remove('Bonjour')
print(spam)
print(spam)
del spam[4]
print(spam)
spam1 = [2,5,3.14,1,-1]
spam1.sort
print(spam1)
spam1.sort()
print(spam1)
print(spam)
spam.sort
print(spam)
spam.sort()
print(spam)
spam = ['ants','cats','dogs','badgers','elephants']
print(spam)
# 'spam.sort' does nothing. Don't forget the '()'
spam.sort
print(spam)
spam.sort()
print(spam)
spam.sort(reverse=True)
print(spam)
sort cannot take maixed vlaues in the list and will retrun an 'not supported between instances of 'str' and 'int''
Sort uses "ASCII-betical" order i.e. uppercases come before lower-cases
spam = ['Alice','Bob','ants','badgers','Carol','cats']
spam.sort()
print(spam)
spam = ['a','z','A','Z']
spam.sort()
print(spam)
If you pass key=lower to the sort method,it will convert the list to lower case... ...so then it's the original position of those "lowercase letter" that's respected, without actually chnaging the letters in the list to lowercase (it's only chnaged for the sort method)
spam = ['a','z','A','Z']
spam.sort(key=str.lower)
print(spam)
spam = ['A','Z','a','z']
spam.sort(key=str.lower)
print(spam)
Lesson 16 Similarities betwen Lists and Strings
list('Hello')
name = 'Zophie'
print(name[0])
print(name[1:3])
print(name[-2])
print('Zo' in name)
print('xxx' in name)
for letter in name:
print(letter)
Strings are immuatable (as opposed to list) i.e. their order cannot be changed
name = 'Zophie the cat'
print(name[7])
newName = name[0:6] + ' x' + name [6:14]
print(newName)
spam = [0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5]
print(spam)
cheese = spam
print(cheese)
print(cheese[1])
cheese[1] = 'Hello'
print(cheese)
#spam also got changed with Hello i.e. this was just a pointer to the same list!
print(spam)
def eggs(thatParameter):
thatParameter.append('Hello')
spam = [1, 2, 3]
eggs(spam)
print(spam)
to get a 2nd list we can use copy.deepcopy
import copy
spam = ['A','B','C','D']
cheese = copy.deepcopy(spam)
cheese[1] = 'Hello'
print(cheese)
print(spam)
spam = ['apples',
'oranges',
'bananas',
'cats']
print(spam)
line contunuation backslash
print('This is a very long line which will wrap around' + \
' but with the backslash I do not need to worry!')


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Flight to Jersey delayed after passenger boards wrong plane
PASSENGERS were forced to disembark from a plane bound for Jersey after a passenger boarded the jet by mistake.
by Richard HeathThe man had been due to travel from Liverpool to Belfast with easyJet at 7.40am on Monday but instead boarded the 7.40am flight to Jersey.
The passengers were told to wait alongside the plane as the man was taken off. He was allowed to board his correct flight.
The Jersey flight was delayed for just under half an hour.
An easyjet spokesman confirmed an investigation was under way.


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When user reports a problem, frequently, developer needs more information than user may tell. ConEmu may write internal information in text form into log files.
Run ConEmu.exe
or ConEmu64.exe
(whatever you are using) with special switch /log
. How to do that? Simpliest way is to press Win+R, type (or browse) in edit field full path to ConEmu.exe
or ConEmu64.exe
and append /log
switch. There are also /log2
, /log3
and /log4
alternatives. Larger digit - more information will be written - ConEmu will run slower.
This depends of when program folder is write-allowed. For example, running as normal user any program can't write to C:\Program Files
.
If program folder is locked, ConEmu will create on your desktop new folder named ConEmuLogs and write information to ConEmu*.log
files there.
If program folder is write-allowed, ConEmu will create ConEmu*.log
files near to executable file. Note, that there are ConEmuC.exe
and ConEmuC64.exe
in the ConEmu
subfolder.


nodular.js
Attempt to reuse node.js code in a browser
Source code available on github.com/salathegroup/nodular.js
Notice
nodular.js works when served by a web server only, because modern browsers won't allow XMLHttpRequest to download a local file. This restriction is motivated by obvious security concerns.
Here is a link open this page from one of our web servers: Open from a web server
Preparation
Download and run the compatibility code, that creates a global _nodularJS_ object:<script src="../../nodular.js"></script>Basic setup:
"Module" without export
Basic and a bit less basic exports
Exported function
Multiple requires, re-requires, chained requires and more
Wait until all requires have executed, then require a file that doesn't exist
The error will be clearly shown in the console:Uncaught URIError: ./nosuchfile.js not accessible, status: 404, (required by ./Wrong.js ◀ ./RequireWrong.js ◀ test5_script).


Specifies that a listing of the Fortran program is to be
printed out with line numbers. If ftnchek detects an error, the
error message follows the program line with a caret
( ^ )
specifying the location of the error. If no source listing was
requested, ftnchek will still print out any line containing an
error, to aid the user in determining where the error occurred.
Default = no.
See also: -output, \fB-symtab, fB-quiet.


Sign of the times
by Xeni JardinPeople are not ready to deal with this serious issue.
It's like we don't even have the language to understand yet.
Seriously, though, I am trying to track down where this image first appeared and who the baby is, and who the parent is, and who the photographer is.
Babby iz meme.
First appearance I've found on the internet was 2017, where it made Reddit and IMGUR.
I just want to know what it all means, and whether Soros and his global elites put the kid up to it, or if his libtard father is pushing this sick ideology on that babby.


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val publication = for {
session <- client.
open(
url = "ws://localhost:8080/ws",
realm = "hello.realm")
publication <- session.
tickle(
topic = "hello.counter",
interval = 1 second)
}
yield tickling
AutobahnJS peer has just received event #0
from AkkaWamp peer which is repeatedly publishing a counter tick.
NOTE: AkkaWamp Session.tickle()
is an utility method which repeatedly invokes Session.publish()
to publish a tick count event to the given topic.
val subscription = for {
session <- client.
open(
url = "ws://localhost:8080/ws",
realm = "hello.realm")
subscription <- session.
subscribe(
topic = "hello.greeting") {
event =>
event.data.map(println)}
}
yield subscription
AutobahnJS peer is repeatedly publishing Ciao!
to hello.greeting
and AkkaWamp peer is just printing it to its output console.
val registration = for {
session <- client.
open(
url = "ws://localhost:8080/ws",
realm = "hello.realm")
registraton <- session.
register(
procedure = "hello.sum",
impl = (a: Int, b: Int) => a + b)
}
yield registration
AutobahnJS peer is repeatedly invoking hello.sum(
x
, 3)
and receiving 0
as result from AkkaWamp peer.
val result = for {
session <- client.
open(
url = "ws://localhost:8080/ws",
realm = "hello.realm")
result <- session.
call(
procedure = "hello.multiply",
args = List(12, 67))
}
yield result
Following is the full implementation in Scala
object HelloClient extends App {
import scala.concurrent.duration._
import akka.wamp.client._
val client = Client()
implicit val ec = client.executionContext
for {
session <- client.
open(
url = "ws://localhost:8080/ws",
realm = "hello.realm")
publication <- session.
tickle(
topic = "hello.counter",
interval = 1 second)
subscription <- session.
subscribe(
topic = "hello.greeting",
(event) => event.data.map(println))
registration <- session.
register(
procedure = "hello.sum",
handler = (a: Int, b: Int) => a + b)
result <- session.
call(
procedure = "hello.multiply",
args = List(54, 54)
)
}
yield ()
}


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return
statements that return an instance of an anonymous, local, or inner class.
Such instances keep an implicit reference to the outer instance, which can prevent the outer instance from being garbage-collected.
Any caller of a method returning such an instance might cause a memory leak by holding on to the instance returned.
Configure the inspection:
protected
or package-private methods.
Returns from private
methods are always ignored.