This plugin loads dependency definitions from an Ivy dependency file (aka ivy.xml) into Gradle. Besides encapsulating library dependencies to a single place, you use the simpler XML syntax specified in the Ivy documentation (instead of using Groovy syntax).
Purposefully does not do anything with any ivysettings.xml file. Purposefully ignores publishing-related ivy.xml elements and attributes.
The doc subdirectory contains an example. Take a look at the build.gradle and ivy.xml files there, and run gradle from that directory.
This work was motivated by discussion for issue GRADLE-197 at http://issues.gradle.org/browse/GRADLE-197, and started with code snippets from there. I have added much more complete support since then.
This plugin also bundles the Gradle utility method
public void com.admc.gradle.VerifyResolve(Configuration)
This is a work-around for problems where Gradle silently fails to satisfy some dependencies.
 The warnings look like this:
The MavenPluginConvention.getPomDirName() method is deprecated...
and
The MavenPluginConvention.getPomDir() method is deprecated...
Ignore these messages, because the message text is wrong, and Ivyxml is doing nothing wrong. I have registered issue GRADLE-1967: http://issues.gradle.org/browse/GRADLE-1967
Most ivy.xml elements and attributes are supported. Here we document those which are not.
The following ivy.xml elements and attributes are ignored. I did my best to detect and either, support, throw or warn, but the public Ivy API just does not allow for access to these settings.
<conflicts> (and all attrs and sub-elements) <dependencies><dependency><conf> (For conf-mapping) <dependencies><dependency><artifact conf="..."> attr. <dependencies><dependency><*><conf>
The following elements and attribute are purposefully prohibited. We don't support them, it would be misleading to silently ignore then, and we can detect their usage.
<dependencies><dependency><exclude artifact="..." type="..." ext="..." matcher="..." cont="..." (i.e. only 'org' and 'module' attrs are supported). <dependencies><override> <dependencies><dependency branch="..." force="..." attrs. (Branch and force have no support in Gradle).
As of Gradle 1.0-milestone-6, there is this difference in behavior between
<dependencies><dependency><exclude...
in native Ivy and this plugin, for non-transitive dependencies. With native Ivy, the exclusion applies to the parent dependency item in addition to transitive dependencies of it. With Ivyxml, the exclusion applies to the transitive dependencies but not to the parent dependency item.
As of Gradle 1.0-milestone-6, there is this difference in behavior between
<dependencies><exclude...
in native Ivy and this plugin, for non-transitive dependencies. With native Ivy, if an <exclude> at this level excludes a peer-level dependency element, the behavior is crazy with some but not all dependencies excluded. With Ivyxml, the exclusion applies consistently to peer-level dependencies as well as to transitive dependencies.
These elements and attributes are purposefully ignored, because the user may want to profitably process the same ivy.xml file with another tool the can make use of them.
<info> (and all attrs and sub-elements) (Element is required by Ivy) <publications> (and all attrs and sub-elements) <dependencies><dependency revConstraint="..."> (Will differ from "rev" only when publishing, which is not a use case for us). <dependencies><dependency revConstraint="..." attr.
Couldn't be easier. This will pull the plugin from jCenter:
buildscript { repositories { jcenter() } // Before plugin v. 1.0.0 use mavenCentral() dependencies { classpath 'com.admc:gradle-ivyxml-plugin:latest.integration' // For strictly repeatable builds, replace 'latest.integration' // with the latest literal GA version label. } } apply plugin: 'com.admc.ivyxml' apply plugin: 'java' // Load any plugins that define configurations ... ivyxml.load() // Note that the load() does not resolve or download anything. // What load()s are dependency records. // Here's an example that triggers a resolve and download: println configurations['confName'].asPath
Just use your browser to go to the Ivyxml directory at jCenter. http://jcenter.bintray.com/com/admc/gradle-ivyxml-plugin/. Click into the version that you want. Right-click and download the only file in that directory that ends in "-<VERSION_LABEL>.jar" (i.e. the only jar file which is neither for JavaDoc nor source code).
You can save the plugin jar with your project, thereby automatically sharing it with other project developers (assuming you use some SCM system). Or you can store it in a local directory, perhaps with other Gradle plugin jars. The procedure is the same either way:
buildscript { dependencies { classpath fileTree( dir: 'directory/containing/the/plugin/jar/file', include: 'gradle-ivyxml-plugin-*.jar ), // Following not needed for Ivyxml before 1.0.0 / Gradle before 2.0 classpath fileTree( dir: 'directory/containing/ivy/jar/file', include: 'apache-ivy-*.jar ) } } apply plugin: 'com.admc.ivyxml' ... // Define your custom configurations ivyxml.load() // Note that the load() does not resolve or download anything. // What load()s are dependency records. // Here's an example that triggers a resolve and download: println configurations['confName'].asPath
Java system properties are ALWAYS available in the dependency file as Ivy variables. This behavior is mandated by Ivy's own IvySettings constructor.
${YOUR_PREFIX_VALUEpropertyName}Set projIvyVariablePrefix to null to disable this feature altogether. Defaults to gproj, so that attribute values like this will expand:
${gproj|projectPropertyName}
void com.admc.gradle.GradleUtil.verifyResolve(Configuration) Throws if all dependencies of the specified Configuration have not been satisfied by at least one artifact. This method is tenuously related to of Ivy XML functionality and is bundled here only because it was convenient for me to do so. Use it like so:
buildscript { repositories { jcenter() } dependencies { classpath 'com.admc:gradle-ivyxml-plugin:latest.integration' } } apply plugin: 'com.admc.ivyxml' import com.admc.gradle.GradleUtil compileJava.doFirst { GradleUtil.verifyResolve(configurations.compile) } // And so forth for all tasks that elicit an Ivy resolve.
If you get a complaint like "ERRORS a required artifact is not listed by module descriptor: *!.*", just rerun the same Gradle command with the -s switch. You will get a clean report about the missing artifacts.
Beware that classifiers are incompatible with SNAPSHOT systems.
Just code your ivy.xml file like this to use classifiers:
<ivy-module version="2.0" xmlns:m="http://ant.apache.org/ivy/maven"> ... <dependency org="org.hsqldb" name="hsqldb" rev="[2,)" m:classifier="jdk5"/>
You can't use the classifier attribute on artifact elements, because the current version of the Ivy API seems to be broken there. (Specifically, the classifier parameter for the DependencyArtifactDescriptor class has no effect).


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#define
Syntax:
#define macro-name replacement-string The #define command is used to make substitutions throughout the file in which it is located. In other words, #define causes the compiler to go through the file, replacing every occurrence of macro-name with replacement-string. The replacement string stops at the end of the line. |


---
title: An Example Data View
id: best-sellers
description: The table below shows the top five books on the hardcover fiction list from the New York Times. To see how simple tables can be created, look at this template in _views/best-sellers.html
. This data is stored locally in the _data
folder.
# Data source can be either local (like below) or a remote json endpoint
data_source: "/_data/nytimes_best_sellers.json"
---
| Rank | Previously | Title | Publisher | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| {{ data.copyright }} | ||||
| {{ rank }} | {{ rank_last_week }} | {{ book_details.[0].title }} | {{ book_details.[0].publisher }} | {{ book_details.[0].description }} |
For ginger to work properly, each view has to start with 'front matter'. (If you've used Jekyll you already know how it goes.) Basically, each view needs to start with a section like:
---
title: Top 5 Current NYTimes Best Sellers
id: best-sellers
description: The hardcover fiction list from the New York Times.
data_source: "/_data/nytimes_best_sellers.json"
---
(The ---
are required before and after after your front matter)
After that, add your template to display your data. Take at look at this file in _views/02_best-sellers.html
to see it in action.
Once you've finished editing the view, run ginger build
to generate your new site! Whoa! Or run ginger serve
to build it and serve it locally! Even cooler!
Note - If you're using local data sources (ie, files stored in the _data
directory) you will probably need to use ginger serve
to prevent cross-site-origin-policy errors in your browser.


@* * Copyright 2023 HM Revenue & Customs * * Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); * you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. * You may obtain a copy of the License at * * http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 * * Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software * distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, * WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. * See the License for the specific language governing permissions and * limitations under the License. *@ @import actions.requests.AuthenticatedRequest @import config.ApplicationConfig @import views.html.components.link @this(mainLayout: views.html.mainLayout, govukPanel: GovukPanel) @(action: AgentAppointBulkAction)(implicit request: AuthenticatedRequest[_], messages: Messages, config: ApplicationConfig) @title = @{messages("propertyRepresentation.agentSummary.title", action.name)} @mainLayout(pageTitle = title) { @govukPanel(Panel(title = Text(title)))
@messages("propertyRepresentation.agentSummary.explainer")
@messages("propertyRepresentation.agentSummary.nextSteps.content")
@link( linkText = messages("propertyRepresentation.agentSummary.homeLink"), location = config.dashboardUrl("home"), linkId = Some("account-home-link") ) }


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Justin Timberlake holds hands with co-star, wife Jessica Biel MIA
- Jessica Biel and Justin Timberlake seemed like the perfect couple until rumours started going around that they're separated
- Tongues started wagging when Justin was seen holding the hand of his co-star, Alisha Wainwright, with Jessica nowhere to be seen
- It is reported that Justin has also ditched his wedding ring
It's not always easy to keep up with the relationship statuses of famous couples - one day they're in love, the next they are over and dating other people.
Justin Timberlake was recently snapped holding hands with Alisha Wainwright, his co-star in upcoming film Palmer, without his wedding ring on his finger.
Rumours started going around that Justin and his wife, Jessica Biel, have separated despite them looking happy and in love recently.
They've both still got photos of each other on their social media accounts; one of the first signs that something's up in Tinseltown is when they get removed.
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According to Metro, Justin and Alisha were seen having a cosy time as they drank and had fun with a group of other people. Alisha was apparently seen with her hand on Justin's thigh at one point.
Legit.ng gathered that Justin and Jessica have been married since 2012 and have a son together.
Meanwhile, Legit.ng earlier reported that though Tristan Thompson knows he messed up, he is still very much in love with Khloé Kardashian.
The Canadian professional basketball player was caught cheating on Khloé with her sister, Kylie Jenner's bestie.
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It was after that encounter that Khloé decided enough was enough. It should be noted that it would not be the first time Tristan was unfaithful.
But the sportsman has not given up and is constantly sending an uninterested Khloé gifts and complimenting her.
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WITNESS LIST
Health & Human Services
March 21, 2012 9:00 AM
Charge #6
ON:
Baldwin, Howard Commissioner (also providing written testimony) (Texas Department of
Family and Protective Services), Austin, TX
Barber, Sandy Executive Director (also providing written testimony) (Fannin County
Children's Center), Bonham, TX
Burstain, Jane Senior Policy Analyst (also providing written testimony) (Center Public
Policy Priorities), Austin, TX
Diaz, Stephanie Department of Family and Protective Services Investigations Supervisor
(also providing written testimony) (Texas State Employees Union), Portland, TX
Harris, Ashley Child Welfare Policy Associate (also providing written testimony) (Texans
Care for Children), Austin, TX
Kellog, Nancy Professor of Pediatrics (also providing written testimony) (Texas Pediatric
Society/Children's Hospital Association of Texas), San Antonio, TX
McClure, Madeline Executive Director (also providing written testimony)
(TexProtects/The Texas Association for the Protection of Children), Dallas, TX
Powell, Judy Communications Director (Parent Guidance Center), Austin, TX
Rial, Susan Child Protective Services Investigation Supervisor (Texas State Employees
Union), Arlington, TX
Scott, John Child Protective Services Investigator (Texas State Employees Union),
Houston, TX
Shell, Randy Program Director (Texas State Employees Union), Lexington, TX
Sims, Jennifer Deputy Commissioner (Texas Department of Family and Protective
Services), Austin, TX
Providing written testimony:
On:
Flores, Susie Founder (Parental Rights USA), San Antonio, TX
Tuohy, Janet Licensed Clinical Social Worker (National Association of Social Workers),
Round Rock, TX
Charge #9
ON:
Allen, Rebecca President (also providing written testimony) (Texas Association of Child
Placing Agencies), Round Rock, TX
Baldwin, Howard Commissioner (also providing written testimony) (Texas Department of
Family and Protective Services), Austin, TX
Foster, Mike Program Specialist (also providing written testimony) (A World for
Children/Texas Association of Child Placing Agencies), Round Rock, TX
Harris, Ashley (also providing written testimony) (Texans Care for Children), Austin, TX
Holman, Nancy Executive Director (also providing written testimony) (Texas Alliance of
Child and Family Services), Austin, TX
Kinman, Rayman Executive Director (also providing written testimony) (The Opens Arms
Agency), Corpus Christi, TX
Koebele, Steve Government Relations Counsel (Texas Coalition of Homes for Children),
1
WITNESS LIST
Health & Human Services
March 21, 2012 9:00 AM
Austin, TX
Registering, but not testifying:
On:
Hartman, Robert Executive Vice President/Chief Operation Officer (DePelchin Children's
Center), Houston, TX
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NAME
PAPI_ipc - PAPI High level: Simplified call to get instructions per cycle, real and processor time
CONTENTS
Synopsis
Description
Arguments
Return Values
Errors
Bugs
See Also
SYNOPSIS
C Interface
#include <papi.h>
int PAPI_ipc (float *rtime, float *ptime, long_long *ins, float *ipc);
Fortran Interface
#include fpapi.h
PAPIF_ipc(C_FLOAT real_time, C_FLOAT proc_time, C_LONG_LONG ins, C_FLOAT ipc, C_INT check)
DESCRIPTION
The first call to
PAPI_ipc() will initialize the PAPI High Level interface, set up the counters
to monitor PAPI_TOT_INS and PAPI_TOT_CYC events and start the counters.
Subsequent calls will read the counters and return total real time,
total process time, total instructions since the start
of the measurement and the instructions per cycle rate since latest call to
PAPI_ipc(). A call to
PAPI_stop_counters() will stop the counters from running and then calls such as
PAPI_start_counters() can safely be used.
ARGUMENTS
*rtime -- total realtime since the first PAPI_ipc() call
*ptime -- total process time since the first PAPI_ipc() call
*ins -- total instructions since the first call
*ipc -- instructions per cycle achieved since the previous call
RETURN VALUES
On success, this function returns
PAPI_OK.
On error, a non-zero error code is returned.
ERRORS
In addition to the possible errors returned by the various PAPI
low level calls, the following errors could also be returned:
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PAPI_EINVAL | | |
The counters were already started by something other than:
PAPI_ipc()
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PAPI_ENOEVNT | | |
The total instructions or total cycles event does not exist.
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PAPI_ENOMEM | | |
Insufficient memory to complete the operation.
PAPI_ipc() may be called by:
the user application program
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PAPI_ipc() contains calls to:
PAPI_perror()
PAPI_library_init()
PAPI_get_hardware_info()
PAPI_create_eventset()
PAPI_add_event()
PAPI_start()
PAPI_get_real_usec()
PAPI_accum()
PAPI_shutdown()
BUGS
This function has no known bugs.
SEE ALSO
PAPI_stop_counters (3) ,
PAPI_set_opt (3) ,
PAPI_flips (3) ,
PAPI_flops (3)
| PAPI Programmers Reference | PAPI_ipc (3) | September, 2004 |
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Dog has learned to "speak" with a soundboard: "Outside. Come now."
by Rusty BlazenhoffKoko the gorilla (RIP) amazed the world when she learned to communicate with humans, but now there's a dog whose learned to "talk." Not with sign language, but with a soundboard. According to her speech-language pathologist person, Christina Hunger, Stella the dog has already learned 29 words and several phrases. By pressing her paw on the pre-programmed buttons, she has learned to say what's on her mind.
One day, the [18-month-old] pup was whining at the front door and started pacing back and forth. Hunger assumed that she needed to go outside. Instead, Stella walked to her device and tapped out, “Want,” “Jake” “Come” then stood in front of the door until Hunger’s fiancé, Jake, came home a few minutes later and then Stella immediately pressed “Happy” and rolled over for a belly rub.
Here are a few videos of Stella doing her thing:
How fantastic is that?!
If you want to follow Stella on Instagram (and I think you do!), head to Hunger for Words. Also, check out the Hunger for Words website. There's a "day in the life" post that is worth a look.


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| libvirt Reference Manual |
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virterror - error handling interfaces for the libvirt library
Provides the interfaces of the libvirt library to handle errors raised while using the library.
Author(s): Daniel Veillard<EMAIL_ADDRESS>typedef virError * virErrorPtr; typedef enum virErrorLevel; typedef enum virErrorDomain; typedef enum virErrorNumber; typedef struct _virError virError; void virFreeError (virErrorPtr err); int virCopyLastError (virErrorPtr to); void virConnSetErrorFunc (virConnectPtr conn,
void * userData,
virErrorFunc handler); void virResetLastError (void); typedef void virErrorFunc (void * userData,
virErrorPtr error); void virResetError (virErrorPtr err); virErrorPtr virConnGetLastError (virConnectPtr conn); void virDefaultErrorFunc (virErrorPtr err); virErrorPtr virGetLastError (void); void virSetErrorFunc (void * userData,
virErrorFunc handler); int virConnCopyLastError (virConnectPtr conn,
virErrorPtr to); void virConnResetLastError (virConnectPtr conn); virErrorPtr virSaveLastError (void);
struct _virError { int code : The error code, a virErrorNumber int domain : What part of the library raised this error char * message : human-readable informative error message virErrorLevel level : how consequent is the error virConnectPtr conn : connection if available, deprecated see note above virDomainPtr dom : domain if available, deprecated see note above char * str1 : extra string information char * str2 : extra string information char * str3 : extra string information int int1 : extra number information int int2 : extra number information virNetworkPtr net : network if available, deprecated see note above } virError;
enum virErrorDomain { VIR_FROM_NONE = 0 VIR_FROM_XEN = 1 /* Error at Xen hypervisor layer */ VIR_FROM_XEND = 2 /* Error at connection with xend daemon */ VIR_FROM_XENSTORE = 3 /* Error at connection with xen store */ VIR_FROM_SEXPR = 4 /* Error in the S-Expression code */ VIR_FROM_XML = 5 /* Error in the XML code */ VIR_FROM_DOM = 6 /* Error when operating on a domain */ VIR_FROM_RPC = 7 /* Error in the XML-RPC code */ VIR_FROM_PROXY = 8 /* Error in the proxy code */ VIR_FROM_CONF = 9 /* Error in the configuration file handling */ VIR_FROM_QEMU = 10 /* Error at the QEMU daemon */ VIR_FROM_NET = 11 /* Error when operating on a network */ VIR_FROM_TEST = 12 /* Error from test driver */ VIR_FROM_REMOTE = 13 /* Error from remote driver */ VIR_FROM_OPENVZ = 14 /* Error from OpenVZ driver */ VIR_FROM_XENXM = 15 /* Error at Xen XM layer */ VIR_FROM_STATS_LINUX = 16 /* Error in the Linux Stats code */ VIR_FROM_LXC = 17 /* Error from Linux Container driver */ VIR_FROM_STORAGE = 18 /* Error from storage driver */ VIR_FROM_NETWORK = 19 /* Error from network config */ VIR_FROM_DOMAIN = 20 /* Error from domain config */ VIR_FROM_UML = 21 /* Error at the UML driver */ VIR_FROM_NODEDEV = 22 /* Error from node device monitor */ VIR_FROM_XEN_INOTIFY = 23 /* Error from xen inotify layer */ VIR_FROM_SECURITY = 24 /* Error from security framework */ VIR_FROM_VBOX = 25 /* Error from VirtualBox driver */ };
enum virErrorLevel { VIR_ERR_NONE = 0 VIR_ERR_WARNING = 1 /* A simple warning */ VIR_ERR_ERROR = 2 /* An error */ };
enum virErrorNumber { VIR_ERR_OK = 0 VIR_ERR_INTERNAL_ERROR = 1 /* internal error */ VIR_ERR_NO_MEMORY = 2 /* memory allocation failure */ VIR_ERR_NO_SUPPORT = 3 /* no support for this function */ VIR_ERR_UNKNOWN_HOST = 4 /* could not resolve hostname */ VIR_ERR_NO_CONNECT = 5 /* can't connect to hypervisor */ VIR_ERR_INVALID_CONN = 6 /* invalid connection object */ VIR_ERR_INVALID_DOMAIN = 7 /* invalid domain object */ VIR_ERR_INVALID_ARG = 8 /* invalid function argument */ VIR_ERR_OPERATION_FAILED = 9 /* a command to hypervisor failed */ VIR_ERR_GET_FAILED = 10 /* a HTTP GET command to failed */ VIR_ERR_POST_FAILED = 11 /* a HTTP POST command to failed */ VIR_ERR_HTTP_ERROR = 12 /* unexpected HTTP error code */ VIR_ERR_SEXPR_SERIAL = 13 /* failure to serialize an S-Expr */ VIR_ERR_NO_XEN = 14 /* could not open Xen hypervisor control */ VIR_ERR_XEN_CALL = 15 /* failure doing an hypervisor call */ VIR_ERR_OS_TYPE = 16 /* unknown OS type */ VIR_ERR_NO_KERNEL = 17 /* missing kernel information */ VIR_ERR_NO_ROOT = 18 /* missing root device information */ VIR_ERR_NO_SOURCE = 19 /* missing source device information */ VIR_ERR_NO_TARGET = 20 /* missing target device information */ VIR_ERR_NO_NAME = 21 /* missing domain name information */ VIR_ERR_NO_OS = 22 /* missing domain OS information */ VIR_ERR_NO_DEVICE = 23 /* missing domain devices information */ VIR_ERR_NO_XENSTORE = 24 /* could not open Xen Store control */ VIR_ERR_DRIVER_FULL = 25 /* too many drivers registered */ VIR_ERR_CALL_FAILED = 26 /* not supported by the drivers (DEPRECATED) */ VIR_ERR_XML_ERROR = 27 /* an XML description is not well formed or broken */ VIR_ERR_DOM_EXIST = 28 /* the domain already exist */ VIR_ERR_OPERATION_DENIED = 29 /* operation forbidden on read-only connections */ VIR_ERR_OPEN_FAILED = 30 /* failed to open a conf file */ VIR_ERR_READ_FAILED = 31 /* failed to read a conf file */ VIR_ERR_PARSE_FAILED = 32 /* failed to parse a conf file */ VIR_ERR_CONF_SYNTAX = 33 /* failed to parse the syntax of a conf file */ VIR_ERR_WRITE_FAILED = 34 /* failed to write a conf file */ VIR_ERR_XML_DETAIL = 35 /* detail of an XML error */ VIR_ERR_INVALID_NETWORK = 36 /* invalid network object */ VIR_ERR_NETWORK_EXIST = 37 /* the network already exist */ VIR_ERR_SYSTEM_ERROR = 38 /* general system call failure */ VIR_ERR_RPC = 39 /* some sort of RPC error */ VIR_ERR_GNUTLS_ERROR = 40 /* error from a GNUTLS call */ VIR_WAR_NO_NETWORK = 41 /* failed to start network */ VIR_ERR_NO_DOMAIN = 42 /* domain not found or unexpectedly disappeared */ VIR_ERR_NO_NETWORK = 43 /* network not found */ VIR_ERR_INVALID_MAC = 44 /* invalid MAC address */ VIR_ERR_AUTH_FAILED = 45 /* authentication failed */ VIR_ERR_INVALID_STORAGE_POOL = 46 /* invalid storage pool object */ VIR_ERR_INVALID_STORAGE_VOL = 47 /* invalid storage vol object */ VIR_WAR_NO_STORAGE = 48 /* failed to start storage */ VIR_ERR_NO_STORAGE_POOL = 49 /* storage pool not found */ VIR_ERR_NO_STORAGE_VOL = 50 /* storage pool not found */ VIR_WAR_NO_NODE = 51 /* failed to start node driver */ VIR_ERR_INVALID_NODE_DEVICE = 52 /* invalid node device object */ VIR_ERR_NO_NODE_DEVICE = 53 /* node device not found */ VIR_ERR_NO_SECURITY_MODEL = 54 /* security model not found */ };
void virErrorFunc (void * userData,
virErrorPtr error)
Signature of a function to use when there is an error raised by the library.
| userData: | user provided data for the error callback |
| error: | the error being raised. |
int virConnCopyLastError (virConnectPtr conn,
virErrorPtr to)
Copy the content of the last error caught on that connection This method is not protected against access from multiple threads. In a multi-threaded application, always use the global virGetLastError() API which is backed by thread local storage. If the connection object was discovered to be invalid by an API call, then the error will be reported against the global error object. Since 0.6.0, all errors reported in the per-connection object are also duplicated in the global error object. As such an application can always use virGetLastError(). This method remains for backwards compatability. One will need to free the result with virResetError()
| conn: | pointer to the hypervisor connection |
| to: | target to receive the copy |
| Returns: | 0 if no error was found and the error code otherwise and -1 in case of parameter error. |
virErrorPtr virConnGetLastError (virConnectPtr conn)
Provide a pointer to the last error caught on that connection This method is not protected against access from multiple threads. In a multi-threaded application, always use the global virGetLastError() API which is backed by thread local storage. If the connection object was discovered to be invalid by an API call, then the error will be reported against the global error object. Since 0.6.0, all errors reported in the per-connection object are also duplicated in the global error object. As such an application can always use virGetLastError(). This method remains for backwards compatability.
| conn: | pointer to the hypervisor connection |
| Returns: | a pointer to the last error or NULL if none occurred. |
void virConnResetLastError (virConnectPtr conn)
The error object is kept in thread local storage, so separate threads can safely access this concurrently. Reset the last error caught on that connection
| conn: | pointer to the hypervisor connection |
void virConnSetErrorFunc (virConnectPtr conn,
void * userData,
virErrorFunc handler)
Set a connection error handling function, if @handler is NULL it will reset to default which is to pass error back to the global library handler.
| conn: | pointer to the hypervisor connection |
| userData: | pointer to the user data provided in the handler callback |
| handler: | the function to get called in case of error or NULL |
int virCopyLastError (virErrorPtr to)
Copy the content of the last error caught at the library level The error object is kept in thread local storage, so separate threads can safely access this concurrently. One will need to free the result with virResetError()
| to: | target to receive the copy |
| Returns: | 0 if no error was found and the error code otherwise and -1 in case of parameter error. |
void virDefaultErrorFunc (virErrorPtr err)
Default routine reporting an error to stderr.
| err: | pointer to the error. |
void virFreeError (virErrorPtr err)
Resets and frees the given error.
| err: | error to free |
virErrorPtr virGetLastError (void)
Provide a pointer to the last error caught at the library level The error object is kept in thread local storage, so separate threads can safely access this concurrently.
| Returns: | a pointer to the last error or NULL if none occurred. |
void virResetError (virErrorPtr err)
Reset the error being pointed to
| err: | pointer to the virError to clean up |
void virResetLastError (void)
Reset the last error caught at the library level. The error object is kept in thread local storage, so separate threads can safely access this concurrently, only resetting their own error object.
virErrorPtr virSaveLastError (void)
Save the last error into a new error object.
| Returns: | a pointer to the copied error or NULL if allocation failed. It is the caller's responsibility to free the error with virFreeError(). |
void virSetErrorFunc (void * userData,
virErrorFunc handler)
Set a library global error handling function, if @handler is NULL, it will reset to default printing on stderr. The error raised there are those for which no handler at the connection level could caught.
| userData: | pointer to the user data provided in the handler callback |
| handler: | the function to get called in case of error or NULL |


{% extends "layout.html" %} {% block title %} Build List {% endblock %} {% block main %}
Use this page to add items to your list or create a new list here .
Please submit your new list details here.
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Differential Privacy + Wikipedia Exploration
Top-viewed Articles on a Wikipedia
This tool fetches the top-viewed articles for a given wiki from yesterday. First you have the actual data — i.e. accurate counts without any noise added. Then you have the data after differential privacy (DP) has been applied (specifically noise drawn from a Laplace distribution).
You can play around with the different hyperparameters to see how it affects the results. See this Facebook blogpost for a good worked example.
Language: which Wikipedia language to query.
Privacy Unit: which unit of privacy to use. Selecting "pageview" provides a guarantee that individual pageviews will be private, whereas "user" provides a guarantee that user sessions will be private. A user session can be capped at 1, 5, or 10 views/session, which encompasses a significant (80-99%) amount of traffic, depending on the cap and the size of the wiki.
Epsilon (ε): privacy parameter. Defaults to 0.1, but can also be 0.5, 1, or 2. The smaller you make it, the more privacy-preserving the differential privacy mechanism is and the greater data loss there is.
Delta (δ): the probability of information about the database accidentally being leaked. The smaller you make it, the less likely a leak is to happen. In Privacy on Beam, δ is also used to add noise to the threshold used to put a minimum bound on output values. Ideally, the value should be less than the inverse of a polynomial in the size of the database.
Sensitivity: the maximum amount that any individual can add to the result. With pageview-level privacy, this defaults to 1, as the maximum difference between two adjacent databases is 1 pageview. With user-level privacy, this can be set either 1, 5, or 10, to simulate varying thresholds for adjacent databases.


In this chapter you may find some interesting information about using the console logging writer. But before continue reading please note, the console logger is split into two different implementations.
The first implementation called Console Logger Standard can be used platform independently. In contrast to that, the second implementation called Console Logger Windows can only be used on Windows platforms. The reason behind, the Console Logger Windows uses the Win32–API directly to be able to support additional Windows features.
Below can be found a fully qualified example of how to use the console logger settings. You may recognize that the time format, the part split, the quick edit mode as well as the window title have been changed.
using Plexdata.LogWriter.Abstraction;
using Plexdata.LogWriter.Definitions;
using Plexdata.LogWriter.Extensions;
using Plexdata.LogWriter.Logging.Windows;
using Plexdata.LogWriter.Settings;
using System;
namespace ConsoleLoggerExample
{
class Program
{
static void Main(String[] args)
{
IConsoleLoggerSettings settings = new ConsoleLoggerSettings
{
LogLevel = LogLevel.Trace,
ShowTime = true,
TimeFormat = "G",
PartSplit = '|',
QuickEdit = true,
WindowTitle = "Console Logger Example",
};
ILogger logger = new ConsoleLogger(settings);
logger.Trace("Trace...");
logger.Debug("Debug...");
logger.Verbose("Verbose...");
logger.Message("Message...");
logger.Warning("Warning...");
logger.Error("Error...");
logger.Fatal("Fatal...");
logger.Critical("Critical...");
}
}
}
With the above settings in mind the message output of the console logger would look like as shown as follows.
Changing the console logger’s message coloring can be done by using property Coloring
of the console logger settings. How it can be accomplished is shown below.
static void Main(String[] args)
{
...
settings.Coloring[LogLevel.Verbose] = new Coloring(ConsoleColor.DarkGreen, ConsoleColor.White);
settings.Coloring[LogLevel.Critical] = new Coloring(ConsoleColor.DarkGray, ConsoleColor.Magenta);
logger.Trace("Trace...");
logger.Debug("Debug...");
logger.Verbose("Verbose...");
logger.Message("Message...");
logger.Warning("Warning...");
logger.Error("Error...");
logger.Fatal("Fatal...");
logger.Critical("Critical...");
...
}
After changing the coloring for message types Verbose
and Critical
as
shown above the message output of the console logger would look like as shown below.
Dependency injection is always an important issue. Therefore, this section wants to show how to accomplish this task together with the console logger classes.
Using dependency injection in a simple .NET Core application might be a bit tricky. Here are the steps to get it running or just click here to download the complete example project.
Step 1
Start with a new .NET Core console application.
Step 2
Install following NuGet packages.
Plexdata.LogWriter.Abstraction
Plexdata.LogWriter.Console
Plexdata.LogWriter.Console.Standard
Microsoft.Extensions.DependencyInjection
Step 3
Now create a configuration file, such as appsettings.json
, and make sure this file
has its properties set to Content
and to Copy always
. Then add content
below to the new configuration file.
{
"Plexdata": {
"LogWriter": {
"Settings": {
"LogLevel": "Trace",
"LogTime": "Local",
"LogType": "Raw",
"ShowTime": true,
"PartSplit": "|",
"WindowTitle": "Hello World"
}
}
}
}
Step 4
Implement a class that gets injected with its logger instance like shown as follows.
public class ExampleClassWithLoggerInjection
{
private readonly IConsoleLogger logger;
public ExampleClassWithLoggerInjection(IConsoleLogger logger)
{
this.logger = logger ?? throw new ArgumentNullException(nameof(logger));
}
public void MethodToCall()
{
this.logger.Message("Here I am...");
}
}
Step 5
In the program’s Main()
method implement the required dependency injection part
as shown here.
static void Main(String[] args)
{
ILoggerSettingsBuilder builder = new LoggerSettingsBuilder();
builder.SetFilename(Path.Combine(Directory.GetCurrentDirectory(), "appsettings.json"));
IServiceCollection service = new ServiceCollection();
service.AddSingleton<ILoggerSettingsSection>(builder.Build());
service.AddSingleton<IConsoleLoggerSettings, ConsoleLoggerSettings>();
service.AddSingleton<IConsoleLogger, ConsoleLogger>();
service.AddTransient(typeof(ExampleClassWithLoggerInjection));
IServiceProvider provider = service.BuildServiceProvider();
ExampleClassWithLoggerInjection example = provider.GetService<ExampleClassWithLoggerInjection>();
example.MethodToCall();
}
Step 6
Finally, run the program. The console output should look like as shown as here.
Using dependency injection in an ASP.NET Core application might be a bit easier. Anyway, here are the steps to get it running or just click here to download the complete example project.
Step 1
Start with a new ASP.NET Core console application and choose API as type in the dialog
box. After project creation, open project settings, choose Debug tab, select the project name,
for example ConsoleLoggerExample2
, from Profile drop–list as well as un–tick
the check–box Launch browser. Finally, in the toolbar select the project name, for example
ConsoleLoggerExample2
, instead of IIS Express.
Step 2
Install following NuGet packages.
Plexdata.LogWriter.Abstraction
Plexdata.LogWriter.Console
Plexdata.LogWriter.Console.Standard
Step 3
Open configuration file appsettings.json
for edit and add content below.
{
...
"Plexdata": {
"LogWriter": {
"Settings": {
"LogLevel": "Trace",
"LogTime": "Local",
"LogType": "Raw",
"ShowTime": true,
"PartSplit": "|",
"WindowTitle": "Hello World"
}
}
}
...
}
Step 4
Open file Startup.cs
for edit and put following lines into method ConfigureServices()
as shown below.
public void ConfigureServices(IServiceCollection services)
{
...
ILoggerSettingsBuilder builder = new LoggerSettingsBuilder();
builder.SetFilename("appsettings.json");
services.AddSingleton<ILoggerSettingsSection>(builder.Build());
services.AddSingleton<IConsoleLogger, ConsoleLogger>();
services.AddSingleton<IConsoleLoggerSettings, ConsoleLoggerSettings>();
...
}
Step 5
As next it would be useful to inject the console logger somewhere, for example in the value controller.
For this purpose open file ValuesController.cs
and add a constructor as well as field like
shown below.
private readonly IConsoleLogger logger;
public ValuesController(IConsoleLogger logger)
{
this.logger = logger ?? throw new ArgumentNullException(nameof(logger));
}
After that, move to method Get()
and write a logging message as shown in the next code–snippet.
public ActionResult<IEnumerable<string>> Get()
{
this.logger.Message("Here I am...");
return new string[] { "value1", "value2" };
}
Step 6
Finally, build and run the program. Then open a browser and call URL https://localhost:5001/api/values
.
After that, the console output should look like as shown as here.
Last but not least, a fully qualified configuration example as JSON can be seen here.
{
"Plexdata": {
"LogWriter": {
"Settings": {
"LogLevel": "Trace",
"LogTime": "Utc",
"LogType": "Csv",
"ShowTime": true,
"PartSplit": "|",
"TimeFormat": "s",
"FullName": false,
"Culture": "en-US",
"UseColors": true,
"QuickEdit": true,
"WindowTitle": "Hello World",
"BufferSize": {
"Width": 250,
"Lines": 500
},
"Coloring": {
"Trace": {
"Background": "Gray",
"Foreground": "Black"
},
"Debug": {
"Foreground": "Gray",
"Background": "Black"
},
"Verbose": {
"Foreground": "White",
"Background": "Black"
},
"Message": {
"Foreground": "White",
"Background": "Black"
},
"Warning": {
"Foreground": "Yellow",
"Background": "Black"
},
"Error": {
"Foreground": "Red",
"Background": "Black"
},
"Fatal": {
"Foreground": "Gray",
"Background": "DarkRed"
},
"Critical": {
"Foreground": "Black",
"Background": "Red"
}
}
}
}
}
}


Task
A Task
(or a ClusterTask
) is a collection of sequential steps that run as part of a continuous integration flow. A Task
runs in the pod on your cluster.
A Task
declares:
-
Inputs
-
Outputs
-
Steps
A Task
is available in a namespace and a ClusterTask
is available across the cluster. The sequential execution of Tasks
defines a Pipeline
. When you create a Pipeline
you define the order of the Tasks
that you want to run.
To define a configuration file for a Task
resource, specify the following fields:
Required:
-
apiVersion
- Specifies the API version. -
kind
- Specify theTask
resource object -
metadata
- Specifies data to uniquely identify theTask
resource object, for example aname
. -
spec
- Specifies the configuration information for theTask
resource object.Task
steps must be defined. the following fields:-
steps
- Specifies one or more container images that run in yourTask
.
-
Optional:
-
inputs
- Specifies parameters andPipelineResources
needed by yourTask
. ATask
can declare the inputs it needs, which can be either or both: -
outputs
- SpecifiesPipelineResources
created by yourTask
-
volumes
- Specifies one or more volumes that you want to make available to yourTask
steps. -
stepTemplate
- Specifies aContainer
step definition to use as the basis for all steps in aTask
.
The following example shows a configured YAML file where the fields are completed:
apiVersion: tekton.dev/v1alpha1
kind: Task
metadata:
name: example-task-name
spec:
inputs:
resources:
- name: workspace
type: git
params:
- name: pathToDockerFile
type: string
description: The path to the dockerfile to build
default: /workspace/workspace/Dockerfile
outputs:
resources:
- name: builtImage
type: image
steps:
- name: openshift-example
image: openshift
args: ["openshift-build-example", "SECRETS-example.md"]
- image: gcr.io/example-builders/build-example
command: ["echo"]
args: ["$(inputs.params.pathToDockerFile)"]
- name: dockerfile-pushexample
image: gcr.io/example-builders/push-example
args: ["push", "$(outputs.resources.builtImage.url)"]
volumeMounts:
- name: docker-socket-example
mountPath: /var/run/docker.sock
volumes:
- name: example-volume
emptyDir: {}
Additional resources
-
To learn more about configuring files for a
Task
resource, read about Required Fields.


Impeachment 'much more of a danger' to Democrats than Republicans, Marc Thiessen says
by Charles CreitzDemocrats are in more electoral danger than Republicans the longer the Trump impeachment inquiry wears on, according to former George W. Bush speechwriter Marc Thiessen.
President Trump's opponents in the House of Representatives have yet to prove a quid pro quo, let alone an impeachable offense, Thiessen claimed Wednesday on "Special Report."
"This whole quid pro quo is far from proven and there's a lot of evidence to push back against it," he said. "I think the Democrats are in a very bad political position. This is much more of a danger to them than it is the Republicans."
DONALD TRUMP JR SLAMS WASHINGTON, DC SWAMP
Thiessen said that in 2018, 31 Democrats were elected in House districts won by Trump in 2016. Those Democrats campaigned, as he put it, "on kitchen table issues."

"They could lose the House over this."
In order to prevent that fate, Thiessen suggested Democrats drop their impeachment drive and instead push for a formal censure of Trump.
In a censure scenario, he said, Republicans would be put on the defensive because they would have to prove the president did nothing wrong to warrant that action -- while with impeachment, they'd only have to prove none of Trump's actions rose to the level of "high crimes and misdemeanors."
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Thiessen predicted any censure motion would pass with bipartisan support. By contrast, the recent resolution formalizing the impeachment inquiry passed the House with no Republicans voting for it.


Differences Between PyQt4 and PyQt5¶
PyQt5 is not compatibile with PyQt4 (although experience shows that the effort in porting applications from PyQt4 to PyQt5 is not great). This section describes the main differences between the two.
Supported Python Versions¶
Versions of Python earlier than v2.6 are not supported.
Deprecated Features¶
PyQt5 does not support any parts of the Qt API that are marked as deprecated or obsolete in Qt v5.0. However it is possible that some of these have been included accidentaly. These are considered bugs and will be removed if found.
Multiple APIs¶
PyQt4 supports a number of different API versions (QString
,
QVariant
etc.). With the exception of
QVariant
, PyQt5 only implements v2 of those APIs for
all versions of Python. The changed support for
QVariant
, including the removal of
QPyNullVariant
, is described in Support for QVariant.
Old-style Signals and Slots¶
PyQt4’s old-style signals and slots are not supported. Therefore the following are not implemented in PyQt5:
QObject.connect()
QObject.emit()
SIGNAL()
SLOT()
All methods that had arguments that are usually the results of calls to
SIGNAL()
or SLOT()
are no longer supported. There will always be an
equivalent that takes a bound signal or callable respectively.
In addition the following methods have differences:
disconnect()
takes no arguments and disconnects all connections to theQObject
instance.
New-style Signals and Slots¶
Qt implements signals with an optional argument as two separate signals, one with the argument and one without it. PyQt4 exposed both of these allowing you to connect to each of them. However, when emitting the signal, you had to use the signal appropriate to the number of arguments being emitted.
PyQt5 exposes only the signal where all arguments are specified. However it allows any optional arguments to be omitted when emitting the signal.
Unlike PyQt4, PyQt5 supports the definition of properties, signals and slots in
classes not sub-classed from QObject
(i.e. in
mixins).
QtDeclarative
, QtScript
and QtScriptTools
Modules¶
PyQt4’s QtDeclarative
, QtScript
and QtScriptTools
modules are not
supported. These have been replaced by PyQt5’s QtQml
and
QtQuick
modules. Unlike PyQt4, PyQt5 supports the creation
of Python objects from QML.
QtGui
Module¶
PyQt4’s QtGui
module has been split into PyQt5’s QtGui
,
QtPrintSupport
and QtWidgets
modules.
QtOpenGL
Module¶
Only the QGLContext
,
QGLFormat
and
QGLWidget
classes are supported by PyQt5.
QtWebKit
Module¶
PyQt4’s QtWebKit
module has been split into PyQt5’s
QtWebKit
and QtWebKitWidgets
modules.
pyqtconfig
Module¶
PyQt4’s pyqtconfig
module is not supported. The section
The PyQt5 Extension API describes the support that PyQt5 provides to
third-party packages (e.g.
QScintilla) that
want to build on top of PyQt5.
dbus.mainloop.qt
Module¶
PyQt4’s dbus.mainloop.qt
module is called dbus.mainloop.pyqt5
in
PyQt5. This allows them to be installed side by side. Their functionality is
identical.
QDataStream
¶
The readUInt8()
,
readInt8()
,
writeUInt8()
and
writeInt8()
methods all interpret the values
being read and written as numeric values. In PyQt4 they are interpreted as
single character strings.
QFileDialog
¶
The getOpenFileNameAndFilter()
, getOpenFileNamesAndFilter()
and
getSaveFileNameAndFilter()
methods of PyQt4’s QFileDialog
have now been
renamed getOpenFileName()
,
getOpenFileNames()
and
getSaveFileName()
respectively in PyQt5.
PyQt4’s implementations of getOpenFileName()
, getOpenFileNames()
and
getSaveFileName()
are not supported in PyQt5.
QGraphicsItemAnimation
¶
Support for the deprecated QGraphicsItemAnimation
class has been removed.
If porting an existing PyQt4 application then consider first updating it to use
QPropertyAnimation
instead.
QMatrix
¶
Support for the deprecated QMatrix
class has been removed. If porting an
existing PyQt4 application then consider first updating it to use
QTransform
instead.
QPyTextObject
¶
PyQt4 implements the QPyTextObject
as a workaround for the inability to
define a Python class that is sub-classed from more than one Qt class. PyQt5
does support the ability to define a Python class that is sub-classed from more
than one Qt class so long as all but one of the Qt classes are interfaces, i.e.
they have been declared in C++ as such using Q_DECLARE_INTERFACE
.
Therefore QPyTextObject
is not implemented in PyQt5.
QSet
¶
In PyQt4, QSet
was implemented as a list in Python v2 and a set in Python
v3. In PyQt5 QSet
is always implemented as a set.
pyuic5
¶
pyuic5 does not support the --pyqt3-wrapper
flag of pyuic4
.
pyrcc5
¶
pyrcc5 does not support the -py2
and -py3
flags of
pyrcc4
. The output of pyrcc5 is compatible with all versions of
Python starting with Python v2.6.
Cooperative Multi-inheritance¶
Unlike PyQt4, PyQt5 classes implement cooperative multi-inheritance. In other
words PyQt5 classes always do the equivalent of the following Python v3 code
in their __init__
methods (where kwds
is a dictionary of unused keyword
arguments):
super().__init__(**kwds)
This means that those unused keyword arguments are passed to the __init__
methods of any mixin classes. Those mixin classes must cooperate, i.e. they
must make a similar call if they have their own __init__
implementations.
When using multiple inheritance in PyQt4 it is common to call the __init__
methods of the super-classes explicitly, for example:
class MyQObject(QObject, MyMixin):
def __init__(self, parent, mixin_arg):
QObject.__init__(self, parent)
MyMixin.__init__(self, mixin_arg)
# Other initialisation...
In PyQt5 the above would cause MyMixin.__init__
to be called twice.
Instead it should be implemented as follows:
class MyQObject(QObject, MyMixin):
def __init__(self, **kwds):
super().__init__(**kwds)
# Other initialisation...
Note that if there is no other initialisation to do then the __init__
method isn’t actually needed.
The mixin class should be implemented as follows:
class MyMixin:
def __init__(self, mixin_arg, **kwds):
super().__init__(**kwds)
# Other initialisation...
If a class only inherits from a single class then it can still call the
super-class’s __init__
method explicitly (although it is recommended to use
super()
).
Releasing the GIL¶
The GIL is only released when it is known to be needed. PyQt4 always released the GIL when calling Qt.
Object Destruction on Exit¶
When the Python interpreter exits PyQt4 (by default) calls the C++ destructor
of all wrapped instances that it owns. This happens in a random order and can
therefore cause the interpreter to crash. This behavior can be disabled by
calling the sip.setdestroyonexit()
function. PyQt5 always calls
sip.setdestroyonexit()
automatically.


§321-12 Barbers, hairdressers, cosmeticians, cosmetologists, and beauticians. The department of health may prescribe rules and regulations which it deems necessary for the public health and safety relative to barbers, hairdressers, cosmeticians, cosmetologists, and beauticians, and the carrying on of their occupations. [L 1907, c 70, §1; RL 1925, §1020; RL 1935, §920; am L 1943, c 43, §5(a); RL 1945, §2016; am L 1945, c 140, §1; am L 1949, c 19, §2; RL 1955, §46-14; am L Sp 1959 2d, c 1, §19; HRS §321-12]
Cross References
Barbers, licensing, see chapter 438.
Beauty operators, licensing, see chapter 439.


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Today I finished up the first public version of Zend Model Creator (ZMC)!
The ZMC is used to create nifty models for Zend Framework to fetch data from a database. Instead of writing these files yourself, you just specify which database you would like to use for your project. ZMC then fetches the information about these tables and creates DTOs and DAOs plus some misc files for you to use. Then its just a matter of calling the static service for each MySQL table, voiala, data is given to you directly with DTO objects for each result.
Example of use:
YourmysqltableService::retrieveYourmysqltables();
Will return an array with a object for each result row.
YourmysqltableService::retrieveYourmysqltable($primary_key);
Will return a object for the given row in “Yourmysqltable” with the id contained in $primary_key.
YourmysqltableService::update(YourmysqltableDTO $yourmysqltable);
Will update the current row of YourmysqltableDTO’s values.
More examples and a manual can be found at the github page for Zend Model Creator! I would like to thank Fredrik Hellström at Jersey Consulting AB for contributing with inspiration and the first version of the DTOCreatorService which is a part of this release.


Restaurant Tinder
Open the link in a new tab to join the game. Invite your friends by sharing the link, then press "Get Restaurants" once everyone has joined:
×
https://biblical-beasts-tinder.glitch.me/player.html
Choose location:
Choose category:
Get Restaurants
To host a game, click the "Start New Game" button and share the link with your friends!
Start new game


This is a reproduction of the following page
As part of a homework assignment, I ask my students at Pratt to go out and chart something of interest to them, and Katherine Savarese came back with a simple chart about farmers markets that I loved- it inspired this post.
You probably know that farmers markets are a staple across all five boroughs of New York City, but September happens to be a very special month. Why is that? Well, it turns out September is the month with the most unique types of fresh produce- forty three to be exact.
To show the current offerings, we charted how many types of fruits and vegetables are available by month, and showed if they were fresh or from storage.
Types:
If you miss the month of September, you might be behind the fruit curve, but there are plenty more months of vegetables left. The chart shows that fresh vegetables are available 9 out of 12 months, but fruit is only available 5 out of 12. Now if only we could quantify how delicious the produce is...
-Data from: GrowNYC


Stanford Bunny
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**Stanford Bunny**
The successor of the `*Utah Teapot* <../U/Utah-teapot.html>`__. The
model is of a chocolate Easter bunny consisting of about 5000 polygons.
It is small by 2002 standards, but is more illustrative than the teapot
of of techniques such as surface radiance (e.g. radiosity) and
self-reflection. There is a `history
page `__. Compare
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Tizen IoT
Smart Surveillance Camera
Smart Surveillance Camera
- Captures images continuously with a USB camera
- Detects motion of objects in the images
- Controls servomotors to follow the motion
- Sends the images to connected web clients
- Displays a live view of images in each web client
- Sends motion info to SmartThings Cloud
- Displays motion info on SmartThings Mobile App
- TRY IT!You can manually control servomotors using the SmartThings Mobile App
Tizen IoT made in Craftroom
Peripheral IO
Servomotor
Camera
Vision
IoT.js
Web Client
SmartThings SDK
SmartThings
Cloud
Cloud
SmartThings
Mobile App
Mobile App
Motion
Detected
Detected


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RouteQuery QML Type
The RouteQuery type is used to provide query parameters to a RouteModel. More...
| Import Statement: | import QtLocation 5.3 |
| Since: | Qt Location 5.5 |
Properties
- excludedAreas : list<georectangle>
- featureTypes : QList<FeatureType>
- maneuverDetail : enumeration
- numberAlternativeRoutes : int
- routeOptimizations : enumeration
- segmentDetail : enumeration
- travelModes : enumeration
- waypoints : list<coordinate>
Methods
- void addExcludedArea(georectangle)
- void addWaypoint(coordinate)
- void clearExcludedAreas()
- void clearWaypoints()
- FeatureWeight featureWeight(FeatureType featureType)
- void removeExcludedArea(georectangle)
- void removeWaypoint(coordinate)
- void resetFeatureWeights()
- void setFeatureWeight(FeatureType, FeatureWeight)
Detailed Description
A RouteQuery contains all the parameters necessary to make a request to a routing service, which can then populate the contents of a RouteModel.
These parameters describe key details of the route, such as waypoints to pass through, excludedAreas to avoid, the travelModes in use, as well as detailed preferences on how to optimize the route and what features to prefer or avoid along the path (such as toll roads, highways, etc).
RouteQuery objects are used exclusively to fill out the value of a RouteModel's query property, which can then begin the retrieval process to populate the model.
Example Usage
The following snipped shows an incomplete example of creating a RouteQuery object and setting it as the value of a RouteModel's query property.
RouteQuery {
id: aQuery
}
RouteModel {
query: aQuery
autoUpdate: false
}
For a more complete example, see the documentation for the RouteModel type, and the Mapviewer example.
See also RouteModel.
Property Documentation
excludedAreas : list<georectangle> |
Areas that the route must not cross.
Excluded areas can be set as part of the RouteQuery type declaration or dynamically with the functions provided.
See also addExcludedArea, removeExcludedArea, and clearExcludedAreas.
List of features that will be considered when planning the route. Features with a weight of NeutralFeatureWeight will not be returned.
- RouteQuery.NoFeature - No features will be taken into account when planning the route
- RouteQuery.TollFeature - Consider tollways when planning the route
- RouteQuery.HighwayFeature - Consider highways when planning the route
- RouteQuery.PublicTransitFeature - Consider public transit when planning the route
- RouteQuery.FerryFeature - Consider ferries when planning the route
- RouteQuery.TunnelFeature - Consider tunnels when planning the route
- RouteQuery.DirtRoadFeature - Consider dirt roads when planning the route
- RouteQuery.ParksFeature - Consider parks when planning the route
- RouteQuery.MotorPoolLaneFeature - Consider motor pool lanes when planning the route
See also setFeatureWeight and featureWeight.
The level of detail which will be used in the representation of routing maneuvers.
- RouteQuery.NoManeuvers - No maneuvers should be included with the route
- RouteQuery.BasicManeuvers - Basic maneuvers will be included with the route
The default value is RouteQuery.BasicManeuvers
The number of alternative routes requested when requesting routes. The default value is 0.
The route optimizations which should be considered during the planning of the route. Values can be combined with OR ('|') -operator.
- RouteQuery.ShortestRoute - Minimize the length of the journey
- RouteQuery.FastestRoute - Minimize the traveling time for the journey
- RouteQuery.MostEconomicRoute - Minimize the cost of the journey
- RouteQuery.MostScenicRoute - Maximize the scenic potential of the journey
The default value is RouteQuery.FastestRoute
The level of detail which will be used in the representation of routing segments.
- RouteQuery.NoSegmentData - No segment data should be included with the route
- RouteQuery.BasicSegmentData - Basic segment data will be included with the route
The default value is RouteQuery.BasicSegmentData
The travel modes which should be considered during the planning of the route. Values can be combined with OR ('|') -operator.
- RouteQuery.CarTravel - The route will be optimized for someone who is driving a car
- RouteQuery.PedestrianTravel - The route will be optimized for someone who is walking
- RouteQuery.BicycleTravel - The route will be optimized for someone who is riding a bicycle
- RouteQuery.PublicTransitTravel - The route will be optimized for someone who is making use of public transit
- RouteQuery.TruckTravel - The route will be optimized for someone who is driving a truck
The default value is RouteQuery.CarTravel
waypoints : list<coordinate> |
The waypoint coordinates of the desired route. The waypoints should be given in order from origin to destination. Two or more coordinates are needed.
Waypoints can be set as part of the RouteQuery type declaration or dynamically with the functions provided.
See also addWaypoint, removeWaypoint, and clearWaypoints.
Method Documentation
Adds the given area to excluded areas (areas that the route must not cross). Same area can only be added once.
See also removeExcludedArea and clearExcludedAreas.
Appends a coordinate to the list of waypoints. Same coordinate can be set multiple times.
See also removeWaypoint and clearWaypoints.
Clears all excluded areas (areas that the route must not cross).
See also addExcludedArea and removeExcludedArea.
Clears all waypoints.
See also removeWaypoint and addWaypoint.
Gets the weight for the featureType.
See also featureTypes, setFeatureWeight, and resetFeatureWeights.
Removes the given area to excluded areas (areas that the route must not cross).
See also addExcludedArea and clearExcludedAreas.
Removes the given from the list of waypoints. In case same coordinate appears multiple times, the most recently added coordinate instance is removed.
See also addWaypoint and clearWaypoints.
Resets all feature weights to their default state (NeutralFeatureWeight).
See also featureTypes, setFeatureWeight, and featureWeight.
Defines the weight to associate with a feature during the planning of a route.
Following lists the possible feature weights:
- RouteQuery.NeutralFeatureWeight - The presence or absence of the feature will not affect the planning of the route
- RouteQuery.PreferFeatureWeight - Routes which contain the feature will be preferred over those that do not
- RouteQuery.RequireFeatureWeight - Only routes which contain the feature will be considered, otherwise no route will be returned
- RouteQuery.AvoidFeatureWeight - Routes which do not contain the feature will be preferred over those that do
- RouteQuery.DisallowFeatureWeight - Only routes which do not contain the feature will be considered, otherwise no route will be returned
See also featureTypes, resetFeatureWeights, and featureWeight.


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A modern, online retail experience for hip young urbanites.
We started life in the 1960s in Dublin's Smithfield, when "Fast" Frankie Byrne open a market stall selling clothes to the local population. Catering for the poor and very poor people in Dublins inner city, Frankies enterprising spirit and crafty business know-how enabled him to turn a profit during a very hard time for Dublin's economy. Having decided in the early 1970s that there was more money to be made in the sale of smuggled fuel from Belfast, Frankies focus shifted. Unfortunately, this was his downfall as he ended up spending the rest of the decade in prison for fuel laundering. During this time, his eldest son decided to give it a go.
Frankie's Original Stall c. 1967
In 1973, Fred Byrne took control of the company as his father served his prison sentence. Fred had much of his father in him and was a shrewd business man at the young age of 19. Deciding to focus on the legimate section of the business he continued to sell clothes in the Smithfield market stall, growing the business until he could finally open his first shop on O'Connell street in 1979. People flocked to the new store drawn in by the high quality of the merchandise and the low prices of the goods. On release from prison in 1980, Frankie returned to the helm deciding to expand the business further. Three more inner city shops were opened by the end of the decade.
Frankie Byrne shortly before his death in 2012
As the 1990s dawned, there was an explosion in retail in suburban shopping centers and The Clothes Line (as we were now known), expanded further into these centers. At this time our workforce grew exponentially peaking in 1999 at 350. As the internet age dawned, the Byrnes decided to open a webshop to support the core retail business. Slow at first, people eventually became more comfortable shopping online with us until in 2010 our online shop outsold our retail premeises for the first time in our history.
Frankie died in 2012, just as the brick-and-mortar retail spaces began to decline rapidly. By 2018, all of the retails stores were closed, but a thriving online business is still going strong, headed up by a a third generation of the Byrne Family. Frankie's son Fred, (now in his 60s) still works the Smithfield stall where he describes business as 'OK'.


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Salmon Belly
Php 250
Roast Beef
Php 300
T-Bone steak
Php 280
Rib-eye steak
Php 320
Wagyu Beef
Php 350
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What are the colors and digits under each ship?
Firepower, Torpedo, AA, Armor, and Luck. If it's a colored check, it's maxed. If it's a number, it is how far you are from maxing it. The exception is Luck which shows your current value but is colored.
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Night scout seaplane should be on the Night gear box!
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Why some of my equipment\ships are not shown on export image?
Image are showing only locked ships and items. If you acquired and locked item in current game session, you might need to go to home port once.
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Map Words
Maps in zeptoforth are implemented as fixed-sized hash tables. They have fixed-sized keys and values; it is recommended that these be either addresses or indices into some other data structure, for sake of economy of space. For the sake of alignment, the amount of space taken up by a key and a value together is internally rounded up to the nearest cell.
map
The following words are in map
:
map-size
( count key-size value-size – map-bytes )
Get the size in bytes of a map with an entry count count, a key size key-size in bytes, and a value size value-size in bytes.
init-map
( hash-xt equals-xt remove-xt count key-size value-size addr – )
Initialize a map at addr with a key size key-size in bytes, a value size value-size in bytes, an entry count count, an entry removal handler remove-xt with the signature ( value-addr key-addr – ) which can be 0, an equals function equals-xt with the signature ( key-addr key-addr – equals? ), and a hash function hash-xt with the signature ( key-addr – hash ).
find-map
( key-addr map – value-addr | 0 )
Find a the value of a key at key-addr in a map map and return the address of its value value-addr, or if the key is not found, return 0.
insert-map
( value-addr key-addr map – )
Insert a value at value-addr at the key at key-addr in a map map. If the key is already present in the map, call the entry removal handler for the key and value already in the map (if set) and then replace the key and value in the map with those provided. If the key is not already present in the map and there is room for another entry in the map, add the value to the map at the specified key, otherwise raise x-map-full
.
remove-map
( key-addr map – )
Remove a value with a key at key-addr from a map map if it is present; if this is the case, first call the entry removal handler for the key and value already in the map (if set).
first-map
( map – index | -1 )
Get the index index of the first entry in a map map or return -1 if the map is empty.
next-map
( index map – index’ | -1 )
Get the next index index’ of an entry in a map map after the entry at the index index; if there is no following entry, return -1.
at-map
( index map – value-addr key-addr )
Get the value and key at value-addr and key-addr of the entry in map map at index index; if index is out of range, raise x-map-index-out-of-range
, and if index does not correspond to a valid entry, raise x-map-index-no-entry
.
clear-map
( map – )
Clear map map of all entries, calling the entry removal handler for each cleared entry if set.
copy-map
( src-map dest-map – )
Copy each entry in the source map src-map into the destination map dest-map, overwriting existing entries with identical keys (and calling the entry removal handler for them, if set for the destination map). If insufficient room is available to copy further entries into the destination map, x-map-full
is raised. If the key size, value size, hash function, or equals function differ between the two maps, x-dest-map-not-match
is raised.
map-entry-count
( map – entry-count )
Get the total entry count of a map map.
map-used-entry-count
( map – used-entry-count )
Get the used entry count of a map map.
map-key-size
( map – key-size )
Get the key size in bytes of a map map.
map-value-size
( map – value-size )
Get the value size in bytes of a map map.
map-hash-xt
( map – hash-xt )
Get the hash function of a map map.
map-equals-xt
( map – equals-xt )
Get the equals function of a map map.
map-remove-xt
)
( map – remove-xt )
Get the entry removal handler of a map map.
x-map-full
( – )
Map is full exception.
x-map-index-out-of-range
( – )
Map index is out of range exception.
x-map-index-no-entry
( – )
Map index has no entry exception.
x-dest-map-not-match
( – )
Destination map does not match source map with regard to key size, value size, hash function, or equals function exception.
Counted String Maps
Counted string maps are a subset of maps that have keys that are implemented as counted strings allocated (aside from an address) outside of the map data structure.
cstr-map
The following words are in cstr-map
:
cstr-map-size
( count value-size – map-bytes )
Get the size in bytes of a counted string map with an entry count count and a value size value-size in bytes.
init-cstr-map
( hash-xt equals-xt remove-xt count key-size value-size addr – )
Initialize a counted string map at addr with a value size value-size in bytes, an entry count count, and an entry removal handler remove-xt with the signature ( value-addr key-addr – ) which can be 0.
find-cstr-map
( key-cstr cstr-map – value-addr | 0 )
Find a the value of a counted string key key-cstr in a counted string map cstr-map and return the address of its value value-addr, or if the key is not found, return 0.
insert-cstr-map
( value-addr key-cstr cstr-map – )
Insert a value at value-addr at the counted string key key-cstr in a counted string map cstr-map. If the key is already present in the map, call the entry removal handler for the key and value already in the map (if set) and then replace the key and value in the map with those provided. If the key is not already present in the map and there is room for another entry in the map, add the value to the map at the specified key, otherwise raise x-map-full
.
remove-cstr-map
( key-cstr cstr-map – )
Remove a value with a counted string key key-cstr from a counted string map cstr-map if it is present; if this is the case, first call the entry removal handler for the key and value already in the map (if set).
at-cstr-map
( index cstr-map – value-addr key-cstr )
Get the value at value-addr and counted string key key-cstr of the entry in a counted string map cstr-map at index index; if index is out of range, raise x-map-index-out-of-range
, and if index does not correspond to a valid entry, raise x-map-index-no-entry
.
Integer Maps
Integer maps are a subset of maps that have keys that are cell-sized integers.
int-map
The following words are in int-map
:
int-map-size
( count value-size – map-bytes )
Get the size in bytes of a integer map with an entry count count and a value size value-size in bytes.
init-int-map
( hash-xt equals-xt remove-xt count key-size value-size addr – )
Initialize a integer map at addr with a value size value-size in bytes, an entry count count, and an entry removal handler remove-xt with the signature ( value-addr key-addr – ) which can be 0.
find-int-map
( key-int int-map – value-addr | 0 )
Find a the value of a integer key key-int in a map int-map and return the address of its value value-addr, or if the key is not found, return 0.
insert-int-map
( value-addr key-int int-map – )
Insert a value at value-addr at the integer key key-int in an integer map int-map. If the key is already present in the map, call the entry removal handler for the key and value already in the map (if set) and then replace the key and value in the map with those provided. If the key is not already present in the map and there is room for another entry in the map, add the value to the map at the specified key, otherwise raise x-map-full
.
remove-int-map
( key-int int-map – )
Remove a value with a integer key key-int from an integer map int-map if it is present; if this is the case, first call the entry removal handler for the key and value already in the map (if set).
at-int-map
( index int-map – value-addr key-int )
Get the value at value-addr and integer key key-int of the entry in an integer map int-map at index index; if index is out of range, raise x-map-index-out-of-range
, and if index does not correspond to a valid entry, raise x-map-index-no-entry
.