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A NIGHT AT THE ROXBURY A film review by Steve Rhodes Copyright 1998 Steve Rhodes RATING (0 TO ****): * 1/2
Two brothers with the sexual sophistication of AUSTIN POWERS and the IQs of DUMB & DUMBER lead a SATURDAY NIGHT FEVER life in A NIGHT AT THE ROXBURY. Although the story is set in the late 1990s, the brothers live a disco life firmly grounded in the times of THE LAST DAYS OF DISCO and 54. Their lines are lifted straight out of JERRY MAGUIRE and one of their weddings is taken directly from THE GRADUATE. Other movies make guest appearances as well.
A NIGHT AT THE ROXBURY, featuring "Saturday Night Live" stars Will Ferrell and Chris Kattan as Steve and Doug Butabi, is a comedic groaner. This is a comedy, whose one joke consists of two guys bobbing their heads to the film's wonderfully energetic music. The joke wears thin very fast. Like synchronized swimmers, the brothers, always dressed gaudily in iridescent blues and purples, move their heads and hands to the pulse of the music wherever they are, whether it be in a crowded elevator or a car. The later is dangerous since Doug keeps breaking the car window with his dancing head. Everything the brothers do they do together, right down to their morning nose hair trimming ritual. They are their own 2-person drill team with perfectly coordinated movements.
Some of you will find funny their routine of putting candy in the nose of one brother and then in the mouth of the other. If so, then you are likely part of the target audience for A NIGHT AT THE ROXBURY. Most viewers, however, will find it a film with a few genuine good laughs but not many.
Filmed by Francis Kenny in grainy, over-saturated colors, the movie has a cheap appearance that looks almost like it was shot on videotape and later transferred to film stock.
To the extent that the movie has a plot, it revolves around the two brothers' wanting to get into an exclusive disco-style nightclub named "The Roxbury." They want to talk the owner into funding their idea for a new style of club -- don't ask -- so they can stop working at their father's flower shop. In a film that works best at the physical comedy, the brother's dancing style comes straight from the NFL playbook for offensive tackles.
The brothers are two obnoxious 20-something virgins who make crude passes at every woman they meet, but their dates manage to outdo the guy's tacky come-on lines. "If I said you had a nice body," asks one of their dates. "Would you hold it against me?" Another explains her sexual sophistication. "Remember, I go to college," she remarks seriously. "Translation: Drunken orgies with occasional Cliff Notes."
If you've seen the movie's annoying trailers, you've already seen the best parts. Compared to A NIGHT AT THE ROXBURY, the sporadically funny MAFIA! from earlier this summer is a comedic masterpiece.
This much is certain. After you leave the theater, even if you forget most of the lame humor, which is likely, the music will stay with you. Buy the CD and skip the movie.
A NIGHT AT THE ROXBURY runs just 1:27. It is rated PG-13 for brief nudity, sexual situations, and a little profanity and would be fine for kids 12 and up.
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FishyGuts28-Sep-18 04:10 AM
Haha. My fiancé was fed fish gut sandwich by her uncle when she was a kid. They called her FishyGuts after that. Im a big coral reef fan so I adopted it for online use
polycryptoblog28-Sep-18 04:12 AM
Please don't jack pirates logo it's bad luck they had like a 20+ year losing streak
3
actionslacks28-Sep-18 04:20 AM
Where are we at in comparison to zcash hash rate wise?
FishyGuts28-Sep-18 04:21 AM
Zcash is 1.75 gh
Regnar28-Sep-18 04:26 AM
hey for the fresh Agama install people (on Mac) what's the usual wait time for Zcash keys download?

CHMEX28-Sep-18 05:15 AM
30
FishyGuts28-Sep-18 05:17 AM
oops lol sorry sol/s
Someone mentioned being able to show a map of the world with the active pirate native wallet location estimates based on I.P?
I want to do something like that but with these on it instead.
yar dreaming... man I wish I had more pirate to keep selling to stop the price going up so fast
stupid whales
buy all the supply cheap the refuse to sell it
pricks
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matt28-Sep-18 05:39 AM
so to be a #50 coin it would be $1.5 / per coin in 270 assuming the #50 spot is 150 mill market cap
1
FishyGuts28-Sep-18 05:39 AM
Give or take.
I think it is very achievable. The people working here are already killing it.
matt28-Sep-18 05:40 AM
sounds nice.. I'll keep mining it for now.. hope the nicehashers slow down some..(edited)
to lower the difficulty.
blackjok3r28-Sep-18 05:41 AM
IMO the NH is unsustainable ... at some point those people have to run out of BTC.
they are mining it and not selling.
but a coin emmission like this means for the first 270 days it will likley see huge hash rates
matt28-Sep-18 05:42 AM
well u get new people buying.. trying to get those gainz! ha
polycryptoblog28-Sep-18 05:44 AM
I'm just nicehashing til the farm is live , my friends are interested in it as well and if it keeps going like this we will point a nice chunk of our nearly 5MSol at it.
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matt28-Sep-18 05:44 AM
is your farm mainly asics?
polycryptoblog28-Sep-18 05:44 AM
Yes
matt28-Sep-18 05:45 AM
Z9s? must be paying lots of tariffs!
polycryptoblog28-Sep-18 05:46 AM
Yes, I lucked out a bit though , they didn't come til later and the tariff amount was reduced to 10%+2.7% instead of 25+2.7.
matt28-Sep-18 05:47 AM
great! i ordered a couple DR3's on sunday.. wondering if I'll get hit..
polycryptoblog28-Sep-18 05:48 AM
Heard people having better luck with dhl or FedEx, ups not so much
matt28-Sep-18 05:53 AM
oh great. .i requested ups.
Flexatron28-Sep-18 05:55 AM
@zatJUM do you get a trade with 0.10?
zatJUM28-Sep-18 05:56 AM
not yet
matt28-Sep-18 05:56 AM
noone trades for btc?
zatJUM28-Sep-18 05:57 AM
@matt not yet!
FishyGuts28-Sep-18 06:30 AM
Woot! Hooked up my last unit yesterday. I would get more but I have no more electric load available.
0x0328-Sep-18 06:34 AM
morning
we've taken .1 already?
jorian28-Sep-18 06:34 AM
morgen
i'd be willing to sell at 0.1
0x0328-Sep-18 06:34 AM
hah who wouldn't
jorian28-Sep-18 06:34 AM
0x0328-Sep-18 06:36 AM
who wants coffee!
jorian28-Sep-18 06:36 AM
with some rum please
0x0328-Sep-18 06:36 AM
the assumption i'd hand out coffee without rum added to it is.... it makes me cry a little
I'm having the feeling this fomo isn't good.... It feels like too much like a hype....
a gradual price increase I was expecting....
blackjok3r28-Sep-18 06:55 AM
well mr whale... start selling at a lower price
FishyGuts28-Sep-18 06:55 AM
Investors are different nowadays. They often do want to jump in on the ground floor.
Hopefully the efforts we are all taking to push awareness and adoption will take shape.
Sapling and exchanges will be the catalyst to increase adoption.
And seriously... Someone better not make a DNM. Just dont
blackjok3r28-Sep-18 06:57 AM
The last i sold was at 0.06 and the going rate at that time was 0.08 ... I tried to lower the price, but there just are not enough people selling, I only had so much pirate to sell.
You bought all the rest (edited)
FishyGuts28-Sep-18 06:58 AM
Why you trying to manipulate the price!
blackjok3r28-Sep-18 06:58 AM
Im the only one here who is not
the people refusing to sell are driving up the price
FishyGuts28-Sep-18 06:58 AM
Damn hodlers
blackjok3r28-Sep-18 06:59 AM
tbh FOMO like this it kind of make sense to hold
I wont sell any more
FishyGuts28-Sep-18 06:59 AM
I was just about to get excited for mining out 10K pirate but then I remembered I donated 2000 (edited)
zatJUM28-Sep-18 06:59 AM
@blackjok3r you try to manipulate the price too, but down!
Flexatron28-Sep-18 06:59 AM
Lol
blackjok3r28-Sep-18 06:59 AM
I wsa just trying to spread the coins arounf mor fairly.
There are huge whales who got in very cheap and are holding
zatJUM28-Sep-18 07:00 AM
I'm not a huge whale
NutellaLicka28-Sep-18 07:00 AM
Name and shame I say
blackjok3r28-Sep-18 07:00 AM
no thats not the pirate way
polycryptoblog28-Sep-18 07:01 AM
It still is very new coin, .1 Kmd isn't too crazy, i mean just think of all the thousand plus shit coins that went for much more than that


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java.util.List<Node> invalidNodes)
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Report.getModel()
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| Constructors in de.fhg.iml.vlog.xfvrp.report with parameters of type XFVRPModel | |
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C API semaphore definitions. More...
Classes | |
| struct | os_semaphore_attr_s |
| Semaphore attributes. More... | |
| struct | os_semaphore_s |
| Semaphore object storage. More... | |
Typedefs | |
| typedef struct os_semaphore_attr_s | os_semaphore_attr_t |
| Semaphore attributes. | |
| typedef int16_t | os_semaphore_count_t |
| Type of variables holding semaphore counts. | |
| typedef struct os_semaphore_s | os_semaphore_t |
| Semaphore object storage. | |
Semaphore Attributes Functions | |
| void | os_semaphore_attr_init (os_semaphore_attr_t *attr) |
| Initialise the counting semaphore attributes. | |
| void | os_semaphore_attr_binary_init (os_semaphore_attr_t *attr, const os_semaphore_count_t initial_value) |
| Initialise the binary semaphore attributes. | |
| void | os_semaphore_attr_counting_init (os_semaphore_attr_t *attr, const os_semaphore_count_t max_value, const os_semaphore_count_t initial_value) |
| Initialise the counting semaphore attributes. | |
| const os_semaphore_attr_t * | os_semaphore_attr_get_binary (void) |
| Get a binary semaphore attributes object instance. | |
Semaphore Creation Functions | |
| void | os_semaphore_construct (os_semaphore_t *semaphore, const char *name, const os_semaphore_attr_t *attr) |
| Construct a statically allocated semaphore object instance. | |
| void | os_semaphore_binary_construct (os_semaphore_t *semaphore, const char *name, const os_semaphore_count_t initial_value) |
| Construct a statically allocated binary semaphore object instance. | |
| void | os_semaphore_counting_construct (os_semaphore_t *semaphore, const char *name, const os_semaphore_count_t max_value, const os_semaphore_count_t initial_value) |
| Construct a statically allocated counting semaphore object instance. | |
| void | os_semaphore_destruct (os_semaphore_t *semaphore) |
| Destruct the statically allocated semaphore object instance. | |
| os_semaphore_t * | os_semaphore_new (const char *name, const os_semaphore_attr_t *attr) |
| Allocated a semaphore object instance and construct it. | |
| os_semaphore_t * | os_semaphore_binary_new (const char *name, const os_semaphore_count_t initial_value) |
| Allocate a binary semaphore object instance and construct it. | |
| os_semaphore_t * | os_semaphore_counting_new (const char *name, const os_semaphore_count_t max_value, const os_semaphore_count_t initial_value) |
| Allocate a counting semaphore object instance and construct it. | |
| void | os_semaphore_delete (os_semaphore_t *semaphore) |
| Destruct the semaphore object instance. | |
Semaphore Functions | |
| const char * | os_semaphore_get_name (os_semaphore_t *semaphore) |
| Get the semaphore name. | |
| os_result_t | os_semaphore_post (os_semaphore_t *semaphore) |
| Post (unlock) the semaphore. | |
| os_result_t | os_semaphore_wait (os_semaphore_t *semaphore) |
| Lock the semaphore, possibly waiting. | |
| os_result_t | os_semaphore_try_wait (os_semaphore_t *semaphore) |
| Try to lock the semaphore. | |
| os_result_t | os_semaphore_timed_wait (os_semaphore_t *semaphore, os_clock_duration_t timeout) |
| Timed wait to lock the semaphore. | |
| os_semaphore_count_t | os_semaphore_get_value (os_semaphore_t *semaphore) |
| Get the semaphore count value. | |
| os_result_t | os_semaphore_reset (os_semaphore_t *semaphore) |
| Reset the semaphore. | |
| os_semaphore_count_t | os_semaphore_get_initial_value (os_semaphore_t *semaphore) |
| Get the semaphore initial count value. | |
| os_semaphore_count_t | os_semaphore_get_max_value (os_semaphore_t *semaphore) |
| Get the semaphore maximum count value. | |
Compatibility Macros | |
| #define | os_semaphore_create os_semaphore_construct |
| #define | os_semaphore_binary_create os_semaphore_binary_construct |
| #define | os_semaphore_counting_create os_semaphore_counting_construct |
| #define | os_semaphore_destroy os_semaphore_destruct |
C API semaphore definitions.
| #define os_semaphore_binary_create os_semaphore_binary_construct |
Definition at line 1926 of file os-c-api.h.
| #define os_semaphore_counting_create os_semaphore_counting_construct |
Definition at line 1927 of file os-c-api.h.
| #define os_semaphore_create os_semaphore_construct |
Definition at line 1925 of file os-c-api.h.
| #define os_semaphore_destroy os_semaphore_destruct |
Definition at line 1928 of file os-c-api.h.
| typedef struct os_semaphore_attr_s os_semaphore_attr_t |
Semaphore attributes.
Initialise this structure with os_semaphore_attr_init()
and then set any of the individual members directly.
| typedef int16_t os_semaphore_count_t |
Type of variables holding semaphore counts.
Definition at line 1088 of file os-c-decls.h.
| typedef struct os_semaphore_s os_semaphore_t |
Semaphore object storage.
This C structure has the same size as the C++ os::rtos::semaphore
object and must be initialised with os_semaphore_create()
.
Later on a pointer to it can be used both in C and C++ to refer to the semaphore object instance.
The members of this structure are hidden and should not be used directly, but only through specific functions.
| void os_semaphore_attr_binary_init | ( | os_semaphore_attr_t * | attr, |
| const os_semaphore_count_t | initial_value | ||
| ) |
Initialise the binary semaphore attributes.
| [in] | attr | Pointer to semaphore attributes object instance. |
| [in] | initial_value | Initial count value. |
Definition at line 1959 of file os-c-wrapper.cpp.
| void os_semaphore_attr_counting_init | ( | os_semaphore_attr_t * | attr, |
| const os_semaphore_count_t | max_value, | ||
| const os_semaphore_count_t | initial_value | ||
| ) |
Initialise the counting semaphore attributes.
| [in] | attr | Pointer to semaphore attributes object instance. |
| [in] | max_value | Maximum count value. |
| [in] | initial_value | Initial count value. |
Definition at line 1974 of file os-c-wrapper.cpp.
| const os_semaphore_attr_t * os_semaphore_attr_get_binary | ( | void | ) |
Get a binary semaphore attributes object instance.
Definition at line 1990 of file os-c-wrapper.cpp.
| void os_semaphore_attr_init | ( | os_semaphore_attr_t * | attr | ) |
Initialise the counting semaphore attributes.
| [in] | attr | Pointer to semaphore attributes object instance. |
Definition at line 1945 of file os-c-wrapper.cpp.
| void os_semaphore_binary_construct | ( | os_semaphore_t * | semaphore, |
| const char * | name, | ||
| const os_semaphore_count_t | initial_value | ||
| ) |
Construct a statically allocated binary semaphore object instance.
| [in] | semaphore | Pointer to semaphore object instance storage. |
| [in] | name | Pointer to name (may be NULL). |
| [in] | initial_value | Initial count value. |
os_semaphore_destruct()
.Definition at line 2025 of file os-c-wrapper.cpp.
| os_semaphore_t * os_semaphore_binary_new | ( | const char * | name, |
| const os_semaphore_count_t | initial_value | ||
| ) |
Allocate a binary semaphore object instance and construct it.
| [in] | name | Pointer to name (may be NULL). |
| [in] | initial_value | Initial count value. |
Dynamically allocate the binary semaphore object instance using the RTOS system allocator and construct it.
new semaphore_binary(...)
. os_semaphore_delete()
.Definition at line 2105 of file os-c-wrapper.cpp.
| void os_semaphore_construct | ( | os_semaphore_t * | semaphore, |
| const char * | name, | ||
| const os_semaphore_attr_t * | attr | ||
| ) |
Construct a statically allocated semaphore object instance.
| [in] | semaphore | Pointer to semaphore object instance storage. |
| [in] | name | Pointer to name (may be NULL). |
| [in] | attr | Pointer to attributes (may be NULL). |
os_semaphore_destruct()
.Definition at line 2004 of file os-c-wrapper.cpp.
| void os_semaphore_counting_construct | ( | os_semaphore_t * | semaphore, |
| const char * | name, | ||
| const os_semaphore_count_t | max_value, | ||
| const os_semaphore_count_t | initial_value | ||
| ) |
Construct a statically allocated counting semaphore object instance.
| [in] | semaphore | Pointer to semaphore object instance storage. |
| [in] | name | Pointer to name (may be NULL). |
| [in] | max_value | Maximum count value. |
| [in] | initial_value | Initial count value. |
os_semaphore_destruct()
.Definition at line 2042 of file os-c-wrapper.cpp.
| os_semaphore_t * os_semaphore_counting_new | ( | const char * | name, |
| const os_semaphore_count_t | max_value, | ||
| const os_semaphore_count_t | initial_value | ||
| ) |
Allocate a counting semaphore object instance and construct it.
| [in] | name | Pointer to name (may be NULL). |
| [in] | max_value | Maximum count value. |
| [in] | initial_value | Initial count value. |
Dynamically allocate the counting semaphore object instance using the RTOS system allocator and construct it.
new semaphore_counting(...)
. os_semaphore_delete()
.Definition at line 2126 of file os-c-wrapper.cpp.
| void os_semaphore_delete | ( | os_semaphore_t * | semaphore | ) |
Destruct the semaphore object instance.
| [in] | semaphore | Pointer to semaphore object instance. |
Destruct the semaphore and deallocate the dynamically allocated space using the RTOS system allocator.
delete ptr_semaphore
. os_semaphore_new()
or os_semaphore_binary_new()
or os_semaphore_counting_new()
.Definition at line 2149 of file os-c-wrapper.cpp.
| void os_semaphore_destruct | ( | os_semaphore_t * | semaphore | ) |
Destruct the statically allocated semaphore object instance.
| [in] | semaphore | Pointer to semaphore object instance. |
os_semaphore_construct()
or os_semaphore_binary_construct()
or os_semaphore_counting_construct()
.Definition at line 2061 of file os-c-wrapper.cpp.
| os_semaphore_count_t os_semaphore_get_initial_value | ( | os_semaphore_t * | semaphore | ) |
Get the semaphore initial count value.
| [in] | semaphore | Pointer to semaphore object instance. |
Definition at line 2254 of file os-c-wrapper.cpp.
| os_semaphore_count_t os_semaphore_get_max_value | ( | os_semaphore_t * | semaphore | ) |
Get the semaphore maximum count value.
| [in] | semaphore | Pointer to semaphore object instance. |
Definition at line 2267 of file os-c-wrapper.cpp.
| const char * os_semaphore_get_name | ( | os_semaphore_t * | semaphore | ) |
Get the semaphore name.
| [in] | semaphore | Pointer to semaphore object instance. |
Definition at line 2162 of file os-c-wrapper.cpp.
| os_semaphore_count_t os_semaphore_get_value | ( | os_semaphore_t * | semaphore | ) |
Get the semaphore count value.
| [in] | semaphore | Pointer to semaphore object instance. |
Definition at line 2228 of file os-c-wrapper.cpp.
| os_semaphore_t * os_semaphore_new | ( | const char * | name, |
| const os_semaphore_attr_t * | attr | ||
| ) |
Allocated a semaphore object instance and construct it.
| [in] | name | Pointer to name (may be NULL). |
| [in] | attr | Pointer to attributes (may be NULL). |
Dynamically allocate the semaphore object instance using the RTOS system allocator and construct it.
new semaphore(...)
. os_semaphore_delete()
.Definition at line 2081 of file os-c-wrapper.cpp.
| os_result_t os_semaphore_post | ( | os_semaphore_t * | semaphore | ) |
Post (unlock) the semaphore.
| [in] | semaphore | Pointer to semaphore object instance. |
| os_ok | The semaphore was posted. |
| EAGAIN | The maximum count value was exceeded. |
| ENOTRECOVERABLE | The semaphore could not be posted (extension to POSIX). |
Definition at line 2175 of file os-c-wrapper.cpp.
| os_result_t os_semaphore_reset | ( | os_semaphore_t * | semaphore | ) |
Reset the semaphore.
| [in] | semaphore | Pointer to semaphore object instance. |
| os_ok | The semaphore was reset. |
| EPERM | Cannot be invoked from an Interrupt Service Routines. |
Definition at line 2241 of file os-c-wrapper.cpp.
| os_result_t os_semaphore_timed_wait | ( | os_semaphore_t * | semaphore, |
| os_clock_duration_t | timeout | ||
| ) |
Timed wait to lock the semaphore.
| [in] | semaphore | Pointer to semaphore object instance. |
| [in] | timeout | Timeout to wait. |
| os_ok | The calling process successfully performed the semaphore lock operation. |
| EPERM | Cannot be invoked from an Interrupt Service Routines. |
| EINVAL | Invalid timeout (POSIX limits the timeout to 1000 million ns) |
| ETIMEDOUT | The semaphore could not be locked before the specified timeout expired. |
| ENOTRECOVERABLE | Semaphore wait failed (extension to POSIX). |
| EDEADLK | A deadlock condition was detected. |
| EINTR | The operation was interrupted. |
Definition at line 2214 of file os-c-wrapper.cpp.
| os_result_t os_semaphore_try_wait | ( | os_semaphore_t * | semaphore | ) |
Try to lock the semaphore.
| [in] | semaphore | Pointer to semaphore object instance. |
| os_ok | The calling process successfully performed the semaphore lock operation. |
| EPERM | Cannot be invoked from an Interrupt Service Routines. |
| EWOULDBLOCK | The semaphore was already locked. |
| ENOTRECOVERABLE | Semaphore wait failed (extension to POSIX). |
| EDEADLK | A deadlock condition was detected. |
| EINTR | The operation was interrupted. |
Definition at line 2201 of file os-c-wrapper.cpp.
| os_result_t os_semaphore_wait | ( | os_semaphore_t * | semaphore | ) |
Lock the semaphore, possibly waiting.
| [in] | semaphore | Pointer to semaphore object instance. |
| os_ok | The calling process successfully performed the semaphore lock operation. |
| EPERM | Cannot be invoked from an Interrupt Service Routines. |
| ENOTRECOVERABLE | Semaphore wait failed (extension to POSIX). |
| EDEADLK | A deadlock condition was detected. |
| EINTR | The operation was interrupted. |
Definition at line 2188 of file os-c-wrapper.cpp.


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#include <xdlrc/model/PrimitiveSiteType.hpp>
Public Member Functions | |
| PrimitiveSiteType () | |
| Constructs a new PrimitiveSiteType instance. | |
| void | primitiveTypeIndex (unsigned short index) |
| Sets index of this site's primitive type. | |
| unsigned short | primitiveTypeIndex () const |
| Gets index of this site's primitive type. | |
| PinWires & | pinWires () |
| Gets pin wires. | |
| const PinWires & | pinWires () const |
| Gets pin wires read only. | |
| void | clear () |
| Resets all properties to default values. |
Friends | |
| void | writeBinary (const PrimitiveSiteType &data, std::ostream &outputStream) |
| Writes data from a PrimitiveSiteType into a binary stream. | |
| void | readBinary (PrimitiveSiteType &data, std::istream &inputStream) |
| Reads data into a PrimitiveSiteType from a binary stream. |
Per TileType data of a primitive site.
The primitive site entity in XDLRC is broken up into two classes: PrimitiveSite and PrimitiveSiteType. The PrimitiveSiteType class stores common data of primitive sites located on tiles of a distinct type. This includes the primitive type of the site and the connections from tile wires to primitive pins. By storing this data per tile type and not per tile, data space requirements are decreased drastically.
Definition at line 26 of file PrimitiveSiteType.hpp.
| PrimitiveSiteType::PrimitiveSiteType | ( | ) |
Constructs a new PrimitiveSiteType instance.
Definition at line 11 of file PrimitiveSiteType.cpp.
| void PrimitiveSiteType::primitiveTypeIndex | ( | unsigned short | index | ) |
Sets index of this site's primitive type.
| index | Index of PrimitiveType in corresponding Device. |
Definition at line 19 of file PrimitiveSiteType.cpp.
| unsigned short PrimitiveSiteType::primitiveTypeIndex | ( | ) | const |
Gets index of this site's primitive type.
Definition at line 25 of file PrimitiveSiteType.cpp.
| PinWires & PrimitiveSiteType::pinWires | ( | ) |
| const PinWires & PrimitiveSiteType::pinWires | ( | ) | const |
Gets pin wires read only.
Definition at line 37 of file PrimitiveSiteType.cpp.
| void PrimitiveSiteType::clear | ( | ) |
Resets all properties to default values.
Definition at line 43 of file PrimitiveSiteType.cpp.
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Lukas F. Stoetzer
Professor of Quantative Methods, Research in Political Behaviour.
I am a Professor of Quantitative Methods at the Department of Philosophy, Politics and Economics at the University of Witten/Herdecke.
Before I worked at the Humboldt University of Berlin, at the excellence cluster SCRIPTS, at the Department of Political Science at University of Zurich, and a as Postdoctoral Fellow at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Department of Political Science, on a project that was funded by the Fritz-Thyssen Foundation. I graduated from University of Mannheim at the Graduate School of Economic & Social Sciences in May 2015.
My research in quantitative methods, focuses on the application of causal inference and measurement methods. My subtantial area of research pertains to understanding political behaviour and its consequences in representative democracies. To find answers to the question how voters’ behaviour influences democratic quality, I develop quantitative research methods and build on formal theoretical decision making processes.


Welcome
Here's a good way to build formally verified correct software:
- Write your program in an expressive language with a good proof theory
(the Gallina language embedded in Coq's logic).
- Prove it correct in Coq.
- Extract it to ML and compile it with an optimizing ML compiler.
Unfortunately, for some applications you cannot afford to use a higher-order
garbage-collected functional programming language such as Gallina or ML.
Perhaps you are writing an operating-system kernel, or a bit-shuffling
cryptographic primitive, or the runtime system and garbage-collector of
your functional language! In those cases, you might want to use a low-level
imperative systems programming language such as C.
But you still want your OS, or crypto, or GC, to be correct! So you should
use machine-checked program verification in Coq. For that purpose, you can
use
Verifiable C, a program logic and proof system for C.
What is a program logic? One example of a program logic is the Hoare
logic that you studied in the
Programming Language Foundations
volume of this series. (If you have not done so already, study the
Hoare and Hoare2 chapters of that volume, and do the exercises.)
Verifiable C is based on a 21st-century version of Hoare logic called
higher-order impredicative concurrent separation logic. Back in
the 20th century, computer scientists discovered that Hoare Logic was
not very good at verifying programs with pointer data structures; so
separation logic was developed. Hoare Logic was clumsy at
verifying concurrent programs, so
concurrent separation logic was
developed. Hoare Logic could not handle higher-order object-oriented
programming patterns or function-closures, so
higher-order
impredicative program logics were developed.
This electronic book is Volume 5 of the
Software Foundations series,
which presents the mathematical underpinnings of reliable software. The
principal novelty of
Software Foundations is that it is one hundred
percent formalized and machine-checked: the entire text is literally a
script for Coq. It is intended to be read alongside an interactive
session with Coq. All the details in the text are fully formalized in Coq,
and the exercises are designed to be worked using Coq.
Before studying this volume, you should be a competent user of Coq:
- Study Software Foundations Volume 1 (Logical Foundations), and
do the exercises!
- Study the Hoare and Hoare2 chapters of
Software Foundations Volume 2 (Programming Language Foundations), and
do the exercises!
- Study the Sort, SearchTree, and ADT chapters of
Software Foundations Volume 3 (Verified Functional Algorithms), and
do the exercises!
You will also need a working knowledge of the C programming language.
Practicalities
System Requirements
Coq runs on Windows, Linux, and OS X. The Preface of Volume 1
describes the Coq installation you will need. This edition was
built with Coq 8.12.0.
You will need VST installed. You can do that either by installing
it as part of the standard "Coq Platform" that is released with each
new version of Coq, or using opam (the package is named coq-vst).
At the end of this chapter is a test to make sure you have the right
version of VST installed.
IF YOU USE OPAM, the following opam commands may be useful:
- opam repo add coq-released https://coq.inria.fr/opam/released
- opam pin coq 8.13.0
- opam install coq-vst.2.7 (this will take 30 minutes or more)
- (to use coqide:) opam pin lablgtk3 3.0.beta5
- (to use coqide:) opam install coqide
You do not need to install CompCert clightgen to do the exercises
in this volume. But if you wish to modify and reparse the .c files,
or verify C programs of your own, install the CompCert verified
optimizing C compiler. You can get CompCert from compcert.inria.fr,
or (starting with Coq 8.12) in the standard "Coq Package" or by
opam (the package is named coq-compcert).
Downloading the Coq Files
A tar file containing the full sources for the "release version"
of this book (as a collection of Coq scripts and HTML files) is
available at
https://softwarefoundations.cis.upenn.edu.
(If you are using the book as part of a class, your professor may
give you access to a locally modified version of the files, which
you should use instead of the release version.)
Installation
Unpack the
vc.tgz tar file into a vc directory.
In this
vc directory, the
make command builds it.
Exercises
Each chapter includes exercises. Each is marked with a
"star rating," which can be interpreted as follows:
- One star: easy exercises that underscore points in the text
and that, for most readers, should take only a minute or two.
Get in the habit of working these as you reach them.
- Two stars: straightforward exercises (five or ten minutes).
- Three stars: exercises requiring a bit of thought (ten
minutes to half an hour).
- Four and five stars: more difficult exercises (half an hour
and up).
Please do not post solutions to the exercises in any public place:
Software Foundations is widely used both for self-study and for
university courses. Having solutions easily available makes it
much less useful for courses, which typically have graded homework
assignments. The authors especially request that readers not post
solutions to the exercises anyplace where they can be found by
search engines.
Recommended Citation Format
If you want to refer to this volume in your own writing, please
do so as follows:
@book {Appel:SF5,
author = {Andrew W. Appel and Qinxiang Cao},
title = "Verifiable C",
series = "Software Foundations",
volume = "5",
year = "2021",
publisher = "Electronic textbook",
note = {Version 1.0.0, \URL{http://softwarefoundations.cis.upenn.edu} },
}
For Instructors and Contributors
If you plan to use these materials in your own course, you will
undoubtedly find things you'd like to change, improve, or add.
 Please see the
Preface
to
Logical Foundations for instructions.


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Sudan, like other developing countries lack a unified datum. We have had a datum, but it's too outdated, and can't be used a reliable reference. In 2008 Ahmed Abdalla proposed a new datum for Sudan, which is by far more accurate than any previous attempts. Our research is not by any mean interested in establishing a new datum for Sudan.
“This is far from being trivial: we now have a method to replace leveling, a tedious and time-consuming old fashioned method with GPS leveling, a fast and modern technique.”
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History of JavaBeans and Properties discussions
This document is an attempt to capture discussions about properties and beans.
Property types
Property terminology, Oct 2007
- Type 1 = bean-independent (per-class, meta-property) - stateless and mainly for tooling
- Type 2 = bean-attached (per-instance) - stateless property, value on the bean
- Type 3 = stateful (property object)
- Type 2 and 3 have same/similar API so good abstraction can get both
Forums
Wikipedia
Javalobby
- JGoodies Binding, Mar 2005
- not especially relevant, but code still around
- Main discussion based on Ideas from Danny Coward, Jan 2007, 136 comments, IMPORTANT
- immediate expansion to read-only, write-only, bound
- Danny Coward: “simplicity, readability and productivity are always key considerations to look at”
- Ray Cromwell: “The issue isn’t just typing the boilerplate, it’s reading it”
- Ray Cromwell: why not get IDEs to do job rather than language change,
- Marc Stock: getters/setters “should be like the default constructor…it’s just there even though you can’t see it”
- Stephen Colebourne: misses opportunity of fixing stringly-typed property names in frameworks
- Brendan: Mentions null in chains of calls such as person.address.city
- various discussions of details and syntax
- Johan Compagner: Wicket has new PropertModel(new Person(), "name")) which should be a standard property
- proposal tries to put code in annotations, again the variety of property methods is the issue
- Stephen Colebourne: “bound property objects greatly reduce the need for closures” (before project lambda)
- Cowwoc: claims properties break encapsulation
- Alex Prayle: Can be done now (type 3)
- Steven Coco: Need detailed control over Javadoc on generated code
- Cay Hortmann: Two approaches: “(1) Make JavaBeans properties more tolerable. (2) Ditch JavaBeans altogether and do properties right. My guess is that the first approach will win out”
- discussion of performance of type 3
- lots of discussions about person.surname calling person.getSurname() and issues involved, is it similar to operator overloading?
- Charlie Hubbard: “I’d love Java to move more towards the Universal Access Principal”, all fields access is indirected via methods
- “Q: I don’t understand why people who support this change don’t just use public fields. A: Because fields cannot be declared in an interface.”
- Carsten Saager: “This points less to a language extension, more to some standardized (aka platform) property classes”
- opposition to language change in general (1.4 to 1.5 migration pain shows through)
- Joao Del Valle: “more natural to have a language that understands basic constructs than having to generate them all the time”
- Marcos: “Getters and setters are one of the most painful things of Java”
- Why Java Properties are BAD, ugly and uncomfortable, Feb 2007, 96 comments
- anti-properties original post (don’t add anything new)
- Shai Almog: “problem is that a language based solution is not as simple as many proponents would have you believe”
- Shai Almog: “requirements for client based solutions vastly differ from the server requirements as the only things they have in common is the get/set/is approach and the name JavaBean”
- Andy Tripp: “Most of these proposals are fatally flawed in that they don’t spell out what the problem is before proposing a solution”
- discussion about one way to do things and operator overloading
- Alexander Hristov: JavaBeans are bad critique (GOOD)
- Jonathan: Easy to find properties from common prefix, “I type ”.get“ and then I immediately know all of the accessors for that class”
- Naiden Gochev: “Java Rocks and i love it at 99% becouse of the setXX and getXX methods” (can find in IDE)
- Pretty Please, we need Properties. Here’s the Middle Ground, Feb 2007, 59 comments
- Proposal from Mikael Grev
- Declare using public property String surname = "";, generates normal getters and setters for access
- Adds ability to refer to meta-property in compile-checked way - person#surname
- lots of discussion about value of language change vs type 3 property objects vs do nothing
- Beans Binding (JSR 295) and Properties on JDK7 , Sep 2007, 14 comments
- author unclear of benefits of property language feature (re paradigm shift issue)
- Richard Bair: “there will be a significant portion of properties (20%?) that will require custom code”
- lots of consideration of lines of code, conceptual shift seems hard to grasp
- Bean-dependent or Bean-independent Properties?, Oct 2007, 50 comments
- various discussions and confusions, little about syntax, lots about bean-properties project
- reminder of importance of collections to property querying
- Typesafe property literals, May 2014
- “We found that once you have these literals, they just turn out to be useful in many cases.”
- uses Lombok to generate
JavaPosse
- Discussion 1 and Discussion 2
- neither that interesting
- Episode 145, Oct 2007
- Joe Nuxoll defines language level property as (based on Pascal, C#, C++) statically typed member (like field)
- with behaviour (ability to control getter/setter)
- can have non-public properties but generally public
- JavaBeans is a pattern/convention
- language-level property would be part of reflection
- write components not classes (properties and events, go together)
- can be virtual/calculated
- property is encapsulated, hides internals of storage of the value
- Suggests beans-binding misusing word “properties”, discusses how binding works
- Two competing binding APIs in Sun (beans-binding and data-provider, ended up in NetBeans)
- Claims component-based is a paradigm shift from regular object-oriented
- meta-data critical to enable tooling
- Emphasises can’t really do properties without events and vice versa
- Single location for Javadoc and annotations
- Once had Javadoc version that merged getters and setters into properties section
Artima
- No getters and setters, Jan 2009, Javier Paniza
- responding to no properties in Java 7
- proposes AOP to rewrite field access via getter/setter
Blogs
Alex Miller
- Java 7 property links
- lots of links
- Opinion, Jan 2007
- argues that public field access should be rewritten to be via getters thus creating properties
- comments include anti-mutable and anti-encapsulation
- comments include swing binding is bigger problem than getter/setter generation
Stephen Colebourne
- Property objects, Jan 2007, 20 comments
- proposes objects for properties (property and meta-property)
- proposes generating propertySurname() alongside getSurname() and setSurname()
- focus on binding
- More on property objects, Jan 2007, 5 comments
- uses person->surname to access property object and Person->surname to access meta-property
- discusses reflection vs property objects as fields
- comments discuss meta-property vs property and use of property for “isDirty” or “originalValue”
- Bean keyword, Jan 2007, 6 comments
- discusses using bean instead of class to allow syntax change within
- Update on properties, Sep 2007, 10 comments
- discusses beans-binding JSR and Remi’s proprty compiler code
- Beans and properties, May 2011, 22 comments
- review of JavaFX properties
- comments include desire for multi-level propeties (person.address.city)
Matt Hicks
- Discussion, Aug 2010
- suggests type 3 properties
- public final surname = new Property<String>(null)
- person.surname.set("Foo"), String surname = person.surname.get()
- lots about Scala
- “major reason to use the Property concept instead of methods … is encapsulation”
- Beans should be deprecated part 1 and part 2, Jul 2009, 9 comments
- outlines sgine property approach
- create paths of properties, binding, container for properties and dependent properties
- Death of beans, Jul 2009, 7 comments
- argues for type 3 properties
Mike Heinrich
- Creating JavaFX properties, May 2011
- JavaFX properties
Cay Horstmann
- Arrows in the back, Jan 2007
- discusses feedback to the properties topic
- Properties are design features, Jan 2007
- argues that design intent is lost without properties (getter/setter don’t have same intent when read)
- Pie in the sky, Jan 2007, IMPORTANT
- proposes new property access different from getters/setters (using a symbol of some kind)
- has good table of considerations
- Altered javac, Oct 2009
- uses String s = person.@surname, person.@surname = "Foo" notation
- proposes private String @surname as possible declaration
- MSc Thesis, Oct 2009, pdf
- @Property(getter = "getSurname", setter = "setSurname")
- Properties get no respect
- bit of a rant with link to wiki
- Wiki roundup of all properties links
- TODO
Alex Buckley
- Properties in Java, Apr 2007
- Finds proposals unsatifactory (simple props too simple to generate, GUI props too hard)
- Related Peter Ahe comments on properties, Feb 2007
Hans Muller
- Property syntax, Jan 2007, 27 comments
- written from perspective of a GUI developer, argues for handling harder GUI scenarios
- comments both for and against
Mikael Grev
- Proposal
- 2007, A proposal for properties in Java 7
- GUI focused, based on bound properties
- person.surname.get(), person.surname.set("Foo"), person.children.add(child1)
- optional syntax String s = person#surname, person#surname = "Foo"
- distinguishes simple/collection/indexed/mapped/subBean properties
- briefly mentions stateless (meta)properties but not suitable for non-framework use
- Project and Property class source
Evan Summers
- Dot notation for access, Apr 2008, 13 comments
- toys with person.surname.property
- comments mostly favour dot over arrow for access to properties
- QBeanInfo, Dec 2006
- a mechanism for declaring metaproperties called QProperty
- focussed on GUIs, includes date format pattern
- Bind meta to bean, Feb 2007
- allows person.beanInfo.surname.firePropertyChanged() where person.beanInfo is a public field accessing the metabean-like QBeanInfo
- Properties for SQL, Jul 2007
- emphasising refactoring in SQL queries
- Problems and solutions, Jan 2007
- list/table of problems, solutions and whether they need a language change
- argues that writing getters/setters not that big a deal but IDEs should help more
- argues that stringly typed property references should be better (lang change)
- bound properties could be AOP injected
- Gotcha, Jan 2007
- discusses language change to obtain PropertyDescriptor (type 1) and BoundPropertyDescriptor (type 2)
Fred Simon
- Abstract enum blogs
- includes entry showing abstract enum for properties
- Extended enum home
- Kijaro abstract enum Property class
- with name, type and declaring type (type 1, bean independent)
- Wild beans part one and part two, Jan 2008
- key summary of experiments in Remi’s property language change (for type 1 and 2)
- lots of code demonstrating how abstract enum and standard JDK type 1 and 2 classes would satisfy the need
- uses public property String surname; syntax
- ultimate solution uses public property objects and person.surname.get() behind the scenes
Yardena Meymann
- Properies for Java simple intro, Nov 2007
- Static yet dynamic, Nov 2007
- using public static final Property<Person,String> name = new Property<Person,String> ("name") {};
- to create a typed subclass of a general purpose Property (type 1, independent), but code can be in any
- class, not just Person
- See BeanUtopia
Kevin Bourillion
- Value objects, related though not classic beans, Oct 2007
- problems with current state of the world
Danny Lagrouw
- Proper properties, Jan 2007
- proposal that involves generating get/set methods for all fields on all objects
- additional control via annotations
Eliotte Rusty Harold
- Opposes properties, Jan 2007, 41 comments
- lots of comments focus on avoiding all language change in Java (no longer a relevant debate)
- blog argues that properties add nothing really new and are incompatible with old code
- also argues against closures
Joe Nuxoll
- Proposal pdf, 2004
- uses public String surname get set to define property
- access via person.surname = "Foo" and so on
- lots of additional notes on events
- Proposal blog, Aug 2010
Ricky Clarkson
- Blog, Feb 2007
- discussion, no clear conclusions (prefers existing beans to carry on working)
Kirk Pepperdine
- Blog, Dec 2006
- argues for OO solutions and properties are anti-encapsulation
Jesse Wilson
- Proposal, Jan 2007
- wants extensible property objects with decorators (observable, not null, etc)
- proposes private @Property(ObservableProperty.class, NotNullProperty.class) String surname declarations
- Proposal
- type 1 bean-independent properties,
- proposal doc not currently accessible,
- access by String s = person#surname and person#surname = "Foo",
- declare by public property Property<Customer,String> city = new BasicPropertyBuilder(property("")).nonNull().observable(##propertyChangeSupport).build();
- or maybe public Long #id.
- From Google Doc proposal,
- “Properties are per-type, not per-instance. Anonymous classes are used for efficient property access. Properties are extensible using the decorator pattern”,
- propose to generate field and inner classes directly accessing field,
- open question on whether interfaces expose properties.
// Bean-independent Properties, direct access: Customer customer = ... String city = customer#city; customer#city = "San Francisco"; // Bean-independent Properties, access via a Property object: Customer customer = ... Property<Customer,String> customerCityProperty = Customer##city; String city = customerCityProperty.get(customer); customerCityProperty.set(customer, "San Francisco"); // declare (getter/setter for legacy and implementing interface) public Property<Customer,String> ##city = property(""); public String getCity() { return #city; } public void setCity(String city) { #city = city; } // compilation (before and after String city = customer#city String city = Customer.$p_city.get(customer) // compilation (before and after Property<Customer,String> customerCityProperty = Customer##city Property<Customer,String> customerCityProperty = Customer.$p_city // interface public interface Property<B,V> { V get(B bean); V get(B bean, V defaultValue); V set(B bean, V value); String getName(); Type<B> getDeclaringType(); // maybe? Type<V> getValueType(); // maybe? }
Richard Bair
- Proposal, Jan 2007, IMPORTANT,
- “The JavaBeans pattern is not about breaking the encapsulation of the Person object. It is about exposing configurable state.”
- “there is a big difference between a property, and a field. A Property is a concept, a field is an implementation”
- “Any proposal must be backwards compatible with the existing JavaBeans spec! Leverage existing APIs and existing patterns where possible. Introduce as little as possible to get the job done.”
- “you define a property, and then call a method ”getSurname()“. Where was that method defined?” (but no better alternative)
- argues for keeping getter/setter (allows covariant return type overloads)
- argues for property metadata being PropertyDescriptor
- argues for bound properties (for GUIs) and states right code for them is hard
- Reponse to Remi, Jan 2007
- reviews and tweaks Remi javac changes
- proposes no getter/setter generation (hidden magic code)
String s = person.surname; // yields the value of the surname property Property p = person#surname; // returns the Property object for the surname property p = Person#surname; // also returns the Property object for the surname property Method m = Person#formatName(String); // holy toledo! Returns a Method object!
Remi Forax
- Mixing beans binding and language change, Sep 2007
- combines beans-binding project and javac language change
- Initial take, Jan 2007
- Discusses using get* and set* methods to define templates for getters and setters
- suggests interceptors instead of language support for bound
- Property impl v1, Jan 2007
- supports property int x declaration and abstract property int x (forces manual getter/setter)
- access via p.x
- Why not bound, Jan 2007
- lots of approaches to bound properties so not suitable for language change
- Property reload, Jan 2007, IMPORTANT
- allows public property String surname to compile, adjusted like C#,
- “Unlike my first proposal, i think now that we must not have two ways to access to a property. So ‘dot’ can’t be used to access/change the value of a property”,
- use getter/setter for value access,
- gets Person.surname to translate to Person.class.getProperty("surname"),
- thus Property<Person, String> prop = Person.surname,
- properties are bound, usable in switch statement
public class Property<B, T> { public Class<B> getDeclaringClass() {} public Class<T> getType() {} public String getName() {} public boolean isReadable() {} public boolean isWritable() {} public T get(Object bean) {} public void set(Object bean, Object value) {} } public class Class<T> { public Property<T, ?>[] getProperties() {} public Property<T, ?> getProperty(String name) {} }
Matthias Ernst
- Note on type 3 properties, Jan 2007
- brief note
Shai Almog
- Case against property keyword, Jul 2007, 5 comments
- argues for type 3 properties instead of getters/setters
Lois Goldthwaite
- Pdf about C++
- “If functional programming is ‘programming without side effects’, property oriented programming is the other extreme. Everything relies on side effects that occur as you update state.”
- emphasises properties (with events) as a style of development as being very RAD/GUI based
Property implementations
- 2000 - 2002,
- Type 3 property objects such as StringProperty and BooleanProperty
- Includes swing bindings, XML, XPath
- JavaFX follows many principles from here
- 2010 onwards
- Type 1 and 2, focussed on meta-property and meta-bean
- Includes XML, JSON and binary serialization
- Integrates with freemarker and MongoDB
- Effective and efficient for server-side
- Type 3 (stateful)
- Type 3 (stateful)
- User guide
- Sample class
- Motivated by GUI pain of listeners
- Yardena Meymann
- Pdf presentation, nice picture slide 5, “Conclusion: Java needs proper support for properties”
- Property class
Bean binding JSR-295
- Blog version 1.0, Sep 2007
- Blog version 1.1.1, Oct 2007
- “abstract Property class, with two concrete implementations of interest: BeanProperty and ELProperty”
- “Binding is now an abstract class representing a binding between two Property instances”
- Type 1, with GUI bound elements, abstract classes instead of interfaces
- Property surnameProp = BeanProperty.create("surname")
- surnameProp.getValue(person)
- surnameProp.setValue(person, "Foo")
- surnameProp.addPropertyStateListener(person, listener)
- Abandoned, but clear precursor to JavaFX
- Project home page
- Source code
Bean binding and language support
More links
- http://www.javalobby.org/java/forums/t74270.html?start=30#92026711
- http://jpmoresmau.blogspot.co.uk/2007/03/java-properties-with-no-language.html
- http://www.jroller.com/ie/entry/properties_in_java_without_modifying
- http://ramnivas.com/blog/?p=15
- http://zeusville.wordpress.com/2007/07/25/java-getterssetters/
- http://yost.com/computers/java/property-style/index.html


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HTML is the structure (content) and CSS is the design (layout). HTML is like the structure of the house and CSS represent colours, design and styles to your house.
Control flow is how the program runs and jumps from one section to another when the instruction or statement or functions are executed.
Loops allow you to iterate over collections and objects. They allow you to execute the same code block again and again until a certain condition is met.
The best example I can think of is like playing a video game, some of the games that we play comprises of level 1, level 2 and so on. To reach level 2 we have to meet the condition of finishing level 1, once we finish level 1 it adds up and take us to the level 2 and the level keeps increasing until we come to end of the game.
DOM is an acronym for Document object Model. It defines the logical structure of document and the way a document is accessed or interact and manipulated on a webpage.
It represents the html document which comprises of elements; every element in the dom, including the text and attributes are considered nodes.
DOM basically connects your scripting language to the Document (webpage).
When you create a script–whether it's inline in a script element or included in the web page by means of a script loading instruction–you can immediately begin using the API for the document or window elements to manipulate the document itself or to get at the children of that document, which are the various elements in the web page.
Array is used when order is the most important factor for organizing the information whereas objects are best when you want to organize based on data labels. The other difference is array access number index to call on its data[0] while object would need to know the name associated to call upon normally a string describing a data. You can access object properties in two ways
eg:- var person = { firstName: "Raj", lastName: "Sharma", age: 31, }; person.firstName; person[‘firstName’];
A function is a block of code designed to perform a particular task. Function parameters are listed inside the parentheses () in the function definition. The benefit of using function is you can define the code once and use it many times. You can use the same code many time with different arguments, to produce different results.
eg:- function myFunction () { alert(“Hello World”); } myfunction();


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Approxomately 1 1/2 years ago, I unknowingly waltzed into the very intense world of Methamphetamine. I, like many others who 'just want to try something new', did just that. Unfortunately, I was unaware of the consequences of my actions. I am not saying that I did not enjoy my evening, only that it is always a good rule of thumb to be knowledgable about the substance you are taking in order to be prepared for what will come. Many people forget this very important step in drug experimentation, hence, the cause for 'bugging out'. In any event, that was an interesting night.
Late one evening, a few friends and I were going to a supposed phat party in South Beach. We decided we needed some party favors and went exploring at the appropriate house. While there, someone suggested speed-something I was not experienced with. But feeling my usual adventurous self, I thought, 'What the hell. It's only once!' So we purchased a 20 sack and divided into four lines; one line each. With my trusty bill rolled tightly in my hand, I snorted the line and made 'the face'.  It's the look of complete surprise from the shear pain and utter sting of the 'bitch'.
With the feeling of anxiousness approaching fast, we got into the car. On the way to the beach, we all started talking of world issues and debating, etc. I freshened my makeup at least four times, or searched through my purse for nothing at all. We all ate an entire pack of gum. These are all the tell tale signs of a speeded up partier.
At the club I could feel my jaw start to grind, but it didn't matter of course, because there was a kick ass DJ and all I wanted was an empty dance floor. The whole night I danced...only to come down.
After the club, we promptly returned to the house where we got it and bought some more to 'finish off the evening'. Althought that night was amazing, and I had many more after that; too many more! It is extremely hard to control the use of speed. It feels more like a tool than a drug. People feel as though their performance is heightened while under its influence. This is the reason that its addiction is SO INTENSE!!
Please, when using this substance, understand what it's about and discipline yourself with the dosages, and always have someone there to monitor your use. Because a crystal meth addiction is no picnic...I know, because I saw a side of it that I pray no one else would knowingly have to see.
Be safe and protect yourself!!
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问题描述 :
Zty is a man that always full of enthusiasm. He wants to solve every kind of difficulty ACM problem in the world. And he has a habit that he does not like to solve
a problem that is easy than problem he had solved.
You should help zty to find a order of solving problems to solve more difficulty problem.
You may sure zty first solve the problem 0 by costing 0 minute. Zty always choose cost more or equal time’s problem to solve.
a problem that is easy than problem he had solved.
You should help zty to find a order of solving problems to solve more difficulty problem.
You may sure zty first solve the problem 0 by costing 0 minute. Zty always choose cost more or equal time’s problem to solve.
输入:
The input contains multiple test cases.
Each test case include, first one integer n ( 2< n < 15).express the number of problem.
Than n lines, each line include n integer Tij ( 0<=Tij<10), the i’s row and j’s col integer Tij express after solving the problem i, will cost Tij minute to solve the problem j.
Each test case include, first one integer n ( 2< n < 15).express the number of problem.
Than n lines, each line include n integer Tij ( 0<=Tij<10), the i’s row and j’s col integer Tij express after solving the problem i, will cost Tij minute to solve the problem j.
输出:
The input contains multiple test cases.
Each test case include, first one integer n ( 2< n < 15).express the number of problem.
Than n lines, each line include n integer Tij ( 0<=Tij<10), the i’s row and j’s col integer Tij express after solving the problem i, will cost Tij minute to solve the problem j.
Each test case include, first one integer n ( 2< n < 15).express the number of problem.
Than n lines, each line include n integer Tij ( 0<=Tij<10), the i’s row and j’s col integer Tij express after solving the problem i, will cost Tij minute to solve the problem j.
样例输入:
3 0 0 0 1 0 1 1 0 0 3 0 2 2 1 0 1 1 1 0 5 0 1 2 3 1 0 0 2 3 1 0 0 0 3 1 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0
样例输出:
3 2 4HintHint: sample one, as we know zty always solve problem 0 by costing 0 minute. So after solving problem 0, he can choose problem 1 and problem 2, because T01 >=0 and T02>=0. But if zty chooses to solve problem 1, he can not solve problem 2, because T12 < T01. So zty can choose solve the problem 2 second, than solve the problem 1.
/* THE PROGRAM IS MADE BY PYY */ /*----------------------------------------------------------------------------// Copyright (c) 2011 panyanyany All rights reserved. URL : http://acm.hdu.edu.cn/showproblem.php?pid=2614 Name : 2614 Beat Date : Saturday, August 13, 2011 Time Stage : 1 hours around Result: 4404951 2011-08-13 14:52:37 Accepted 2614 31MS 192K 1185 B C++ pyy Test Data: Review: 一开始没用used标记已做完的工作，结果超时了…… //----------------------------------------------------------------------------*/ #include <stdio.h> #include <string.h> #define max(a, b) (((a) > (b)) ? (a) : (b)) #define min(a, b) (((a) < (b)) ? (a) : (b)) #define infinity 0x7f7f7f7f #define minus_inf 0x80808080 #define MAXSIZE 16 int n, most ; int time[MAXSIZE][MAXSIZE], used[MAXSIZE] ; void dfs (int cur, int t, int cnt) { most = max (most, cnt) ; // 这里的比较要随时进行 if (cnt == n) return ; int i ; for (i = 1 ; i < n ; ++i) { if (!used[i] && time[cur][i] >= t) { used[i] = 1 ; dfs (i, time[cur][i], cnt + 1) ; used[i] = 0 ; } } } int main () { int i, j ; while (scanf ("%d", &n) != EOF) { most = 0 ; memset (used, 0, sizeof (used)) ; for (i = 0 ; i < n ; ++i) { for (j = 0 ; j < n ; ++j) scanf ("%d", &time[i][j]) ; } used[0] = 1 ; dfs (0, 0, 1) ; printf ("%d\n", most) ; } return 0 ; }
解题转自：http://blog.csdn.net/panyanyany/article/details/6684235
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看图片我就觉得这好假。。。主要是太模型了
The site You have write is very nicely prepared and quite insightful thanks for nice posta?|
这个是代码高亮功能，那就再换一个颜色
老实说，这种方法就是穷举，复杂度是2^n，之所以能够AC是应为题目的测试数据有问题，要么数据量很小，要么能够得到k == t，否则即使n = 30，也要很久才能得出结果，本人亲测
多谢提醒。代码又编辑了一下
A猴子认识的所有猴子和B猴子认识的所有猴子都能认识，这句话用《爱屋及乌》描述比较容易理解……
厉害啊，我遇见数学问题就头疼！
程序员会算法，等于一个古惑仔带了zhi抢啊
有没有C++语言的代码？
很好的思路，可以借鉴
我觉得是D哎……
能不能说下这个是用的什么算法策略？
全是智力分析的题
排版
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Rookie Quartararo wins pole at season-ending Valencia MotoGP
VALENCIA, Spain (AP) - French rookie Fabio Quartararo will start from pole position at the season-ending Valencia MotoGP on Sunday.
Quartararo beat champion Marc Márquez by less than a tenth of a second in qualifying at the Ricardo Tormo circuit on Saturday, clinching his sixth pole in his maiden MotoGP season.
Jack Miller will start third, ahead of Maverick Viñales and Franco Morbidelli.
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Big capex to upgrade digital infrastructure in Sarawak, says Abang Johari
KUCHING, Nov 17 — The Sarawak government has allocated a big capital expenditure (capex) to upgrade the digital infrastructure statewide, says Chief Minister Datuk Patinggi Abang Johari Openg.
He said this was due the rapid advancement in digital technology which made healthcare an increasingly digital affair that can be easily accessible by everyone.
“The internet connectivity in Sarawak must have real-time capability in order for the mobile health industry or any other mobile industry to work.
“By using recent innovations such as healthcare apps, patients can play a more active role in managing health conditions, sending information in real-time to update professionals and receive advice directly without having to attend to clinics,” he said in his keynote address at the Asean Digital Mobile Health Summit 2019, here today.
Meanwhile, commenting on the summit, he said it was aimed at raising the awareness level on the latest development and trends in global digital and mobile healthcare industries, with sharing from domain experts from around the Asean region.
It also aimed at initiating cooperation towards telemedicine guideline and ultimately to build a cross-border ecosystem in the Asean region that foster business opportunities in digital healthcare services as well as medical tourism among member countries. — Bernama


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curl https://get.please.build | bash
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This is the Swift implementation of the twitter-text parsing library. The library has methods to parse Tweets and calculate length, validity, parse @mentions, #hashtags, URLs, and more.
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Add twitter-text directly to your Package.swift file:
dependencies: [
// ...
.package(url: "https://github.com/nysander/twitter-text.git", from:"0.0.1"),
],
targets: [
.target(name: "Your App", dependencies: [
/// ...
.product(name: "twitter-text", package: "twitter-text"),
]),
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To run the Conformance test suite from the command line:
% swift test --enable-test-discovery
You can also run the tests from within Xcode itself. Open the project file and run the tests are you normally would (Cmd-U).
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twitter-text 2.0 introduces configuration files that define how Tweets are parsed for length. This allows for backwards compatibility and flexibility going forward. Old-style traditional 140-character parsing is defined by the v1.json configuration file, whereas v2.json is updated for “weighted” Tweets where ranges of Unicode code points can have independent weights aside from the default weight. The sum of all code points, each weighted appropriately, should not exceed the max weighted length.
Some old methods from twitter-text 1.0 have been marked deprecated,
such as the various +tweetLength:
methods. The new API is based on the
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- TwitterTextParser parseTweet(text:)
This method takes a string as input and returns a results object that
contains information about the string. TwitterTextParseResults
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weightedLength: Int
: the overall length of the tweet with code points weighted per the ranges defined in the configuration file.permillage: Int
: indicates the proportion (per thousand) of the weighted length in comparison to the max weighted length. A value > 1000 indicates input text that is longer than the allowable maximum.isValid: Bool
: indicates if input text length corresponds to a valid result.displayTextRange: NSRange
: An array of two unicode code point indices identifying the inclusive start and exclusive end of the displayable content of the Tweet. For more information, see the description ofdisplay_text_range
here: Tweet updatesvalidDisplayTextRange: NSRange
: An array of two unicode code point indices identifying the inclusive start and exclusive end of the valid content of the Tweet. For more information on the extended Tweet payload see Tweet updates
Issues
Have a bug? Please create an issue here on GitHub!
https://github.com/nysander/twitter-text/issues
Authors
Source of inspiration
This library was directly based upon its Objective-C implementation which can be found in twitter/twitter-text repository, written by Satoshi Nakagawa, David LaMacchia and Keh-Li Sheng.
Version 3.1.0 was used as reference. All test case JSON files used in this library are directly copied from said repository to keep consistency and being sure that results are the same.
License
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Licensed under the MIT License


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