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Locations with a name that contains "mill"
API services supported: locations, deployments, deviceCategories, devices, properties, dataProducts
A conductivity plot for the last 5 minutes (click to zoom):
Request and download a TXT data product for the previous plot:
QuickPlot gallery of sensors from a CTD, last 24 hours (click to zoom):
2 overlapped time-series of the last 24h with CSV download (source: plottingUtility).
Includes Min/Max range. Uses the Dygraphs light-weight library, ideal for dashboards with dozens of plots.
2 Columns widget group with a simple time-series and a reversed XY plot (source: scalardata).
This example uses the Plotly library to draw 10,000 points.
A different Plotly example with 4 sensors, stacked in zoom-synchronized rows (source: plottingUtility). Controls the widget size with CSS styles.
A real time plot of a sensor (source: plottingUtility). Requests are sent every 28 seconds (duration - bufferTime) to avoid server overload.


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Scientists discover how potent bacterial toxin kills MRSA bacteria
Scientists have cracked the code of how a potent bacterial toxin kills MRSA, potentially paving the way towards new treatments for the superbug.
New research sheds light on how the poison recognises MRSA cell walls and causes the pathogen to break down.
Scientists from the University of Sheffield found lysostaphin is able to increase the number of its molecules bound to the surface of the MRSA cell.
This allows the enzyme to make its way along the cell walls and cause rapid breakdown.
Hospital-acquired infections caused by bacteria resistant to last-resort antibiotics are on the rise, but our work could lead to the development of new treatments for these superbugsDr Stephane Mesnage
Although lysostaphin has been shown to eradicate Staphylococcal infections, such as MRSA, alone or in combination with antibiotics, not much has been known about how it kills the infections.
Lead researcher, Dr Stephane Mesnage, senior lecturer in molecular biology and biotechnology, said: “Lysostaphin is arguably the most studied enzyme after lysozyme, so we are delighted that our research is able to explain the mechanism underpinning its potent antibacterial activity.
“Our study explains how this enzyme is able to target and digest the MRSA bacteria and why it is so potent.
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Researchers hope their findings will allow them to develop new treatments for MRSA and other antibiotic resistant superbugs which target the infection in a similar way.
The study is published in the Nature Chemical Biology journal.


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This uses a Genetic Algorithm for optimizing the traveling salesman problem for G0 (linear moves) commands in GCODE.
Simply upload a GCODE file and click Start/Restart, the program will loop and further optimize the hops between G0 points. When you are happy with the results, click Stop/Continue and then you can click Save Optimized GCODE to save the optimized file.
The program expects G0 commands to only happen above the material (when there is no cut happening).
It probably does not make sense to use this tool if you are cutting completely through the material unless you are using tabs on the outer cut of an object. Millcrum is a CAM tool which will add tabs to the path.
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#include <stdint.h>
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Representation of network addresses.
Definition in file address.h.
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multi-purpose address abstraction
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Compares given address objects a
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Checks if given address object a
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Chapter 10: Conditional and Other FormsTacit verbs, that is, verbs defined without the use of argument variables, were introduced in Chapter 03. Continuing this theme of tacit definition, in Chapter 08 we looked at the use of composition-operators and in Chapter 09 at trains of verbs.The plan for this chapter is to look at further ways of defining verbs tacitly:
10.1 Conditional FormsThink of a number (some positive whole number). If it is odd, multiply by 3 and then add 1. Otherwise, halve the number you thought of. This procedure computes from 1 the new number 4, and from 4 the new number 2.A sequence of numbers generated by iterating the procedure is called a Collatz sequence, or sometimes a Hailstone sequence. For example: 17 52 26 13 40To write a function for this procedure, we start with three verbs, say halve to halve, mult to multiply-and-add-one, and odd to test for an odd number: halve =: -: mult =: 1: + (* 3:) odd =: 2 & |
Now our procedure for a new number can be written as an explicit verb: COLLATZ =: 3 : 'if. odd y do. mult y else. halve y end. 'and equivalently as a tacit verb: collatz =: halve ` mult @. odd
In the definition of collatz, the symbol ` (backquote) is called the "Tie" conjunction. It ties together halve and mult to make a list of two verbs. (Such a list is called a "gerund" and we look at more uses of gerunds in Chapter 14). The conjunction @. is called "Agenda". Its right argument is a verb, which selects another verb from the list of verbs which is the left argument. Thus in evaluating collatz y the value of odd y is used to index the list (halve`mult). Then the selected verb is applied to y. That is, halve y or mult y is computed accordingly as odd y is 0 or 1. In this example, we have two cases to consider: the argument is odd or not. In general, there may be several cases. The general scheme is, if u0, u1, ... un are verbs, and t is a verb computing an integer in the range 0 .. n, then the verb: foo =: u0 ` u1 ` ...` un @. tcan be modelled by the explicit verb: FOO =: 3 : 0 if. (t y) = 0 do. u0 y elseif. (t y) = 1 do. u1 y ... elseif. (t y) = n do. un y end. )That is, verb t tests the argument y and then u0 or u1 or ... is applied to y according to whether (t y) is 0 or 1 or .... 10.1.1 Example with 3 CasesSuppose that, each month, a bank pays or charges interest according to the balances of customers' accounts as follows. There are three cases:
pi =: * & 1.005 NB. pay interest ci =: * & 1.02 NB. charge interest uc =: * & 1 NB. unchanged
Now we want a verb to compute, from a given balance, 0 or 1 or 2, according to the case. We are free to choose how we number the cases. The following verb scores 1 for a balance of $0 or more plus another 1 for $100 or more. case =: (>: & 0) + (>: & 100) case _50 0 1 100 200 0 1 1 2 2Now the processing of a balance can be represented by the verb PB say, being careful to write the three verbs in the correct case-number order.
PB =: ci ` uc ` pi @. case
The balance (the argument of PB) is expected to fall under exactly one of the three possible cases. Suppose the argument is a list of balances. The case verb delivers not just one but a list of case-numbers. This is an error. The remedy is to apply the PB function separately to each item of its argument.
10.2 RecursionTo compute the sum of a list of numbers, we have seen the verb +/ but let us look at another way of defining a summing verb.The sum of an empty list of numbers is zero, and otherwise the sum is the first item plus the sum of the remaining items. If we define three verbs, to test for an empty list, to take the first item and to take the remaining items: empty =: # = 0: first =: {. rest =: }.then the two cases to consider are:
Sum =: (first + Sum @ rest) ` 0: @. empty Sum 1 1 2 4Here we see that the verb "Sum" recurs in its own definition and so the definition is said to be recursive. In such a recursive definition, the name which recurs can be written as $: (dollar colon, called "Self-Reference"), meaning "this function". This enables us to write a recursive function as an expression, without assigning a name. Here is the "Sum" function as an expression: ((first + $: @ rest) ` 0: @. empty) 1 2 3 6 10.2.1 Ackermann's FunctionAckermann's function is celebrated for being extremely recursive. Textbooks show it in a form something like this explicit definition of a dyad:Ack =: 4 : 0 if. x = 0 do. y + 1 elseif. y = 0 do. (x - 1) Ack 1 elseif. 1 do. (x - 1) Ack (x Ack y -1) end. ) 2 Ack 3 9A tacit version is due to Roger Hui (Vector, Vol 9 No 2, Oct 1992, page 142): ack =: c1 ` c1 ` c2 ` c3 @. (#. @(,&*)) c1 =: >:@] NB. 1 + y c2 =: <:@[ ack 1: NB. (x-1) ack 1 c3 =: <:@[ ack [ack <:@] NB. (x -1) ack x ack y -1 2 ack 3 9Notice that in the line defining c2 the function is referred to as ack, not as $:, because here $: would mean c2. Here is yet another version. The tacit version can be made to look a little more conventional by first defining x and y as the verbs [ and ]. Also, we test for only one case on a line. x =: [ y =: ] ACK =: A1 ` (y + 1:) @. (x = 0:) A1 =: A2 ` ((x - 1:) ACK 1:) @. (y = 0:) A2 =: (x - 1:) ACK (x ACK y - 1:) 2 ACK 3 9 10.3 Iteration10.3.1 The Power ConjunctionThink of a number, double it, double that result, double again. The result of three doublings is eight times the original number.  For example, recall the collatz verb "halve or multiply-by-3-and-add-1 if odd".
With the Power conjunction we can generate a series by applying collatz 0 times, once, twice and so on, starting with 6 for example (collatz ^: 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 ) 6 6 3 10 5 16 8 4 10.3.2 Iterating Until No ChangeThe expression f ^: _ where the Power conjunction is given a right argument of infinity (_), is a verb where f is applied until a result is reached which is the same as the previous result.  Suppose function P is defined as: P =: 3 : '2.8 * y * (1 - y)'Then if we repeatedly apply the function to an argument in the neighbourhood of 0.5, after 20 or so iterations the result will settle on a value of about 0.643 (P ^: 0 1 2 3 19 20 _) 0.5 0.5 0.7 0.588 0.6783 0.6439 0.642 0.6429and this value, r say, is called a fixed point of P because r = P r
10.3.3 Iterating WhileThe right argument of the "Power" conjunction can be a verb which computes the number of iterations to be performed. The scheme is:(f ^: g) y means f ^: (g y) yIf g y computes 0 or 1, then f will be applied 0 times or 1 time: For example, here is a verb which halves an even number and leaves an odd number alone: halve =: -: even =: 0: = 2 & |
Now consider the function w =: (halve ^: even) ^: _This means "halve if even, and keep doing this so long as the result keeps changing". w (3 * 16) 3The scheme is that if g returns 0 or 1 then a function written (f ^: g ^: _ ) can be modelled by an explicit definition: model =: 3 : 0 while. (g y) do. y =. f y end. y ) f =: halve g =: even
10.3.4 Iterating A Dyadic VerbAdding 3, twice, to 0 gives 6((3&+) ^: 2) 0 6This expression can be abbreviated as: 3 (+ ^: 2) 0 6The given left argument (3) is fixed at the outset, so the iterated verb is the monad 3&+. The general scheme is: x (u ^: w) y means ((x&u) ^: w) ywhere w is a noun or verb. 10.4 Generating Tacit Verbs from ExplicitSuppose that e is a verb, defined explicitly as follows:e =: 3 : '(+/ y) % # y'The right argument of the colon conjunction we can call the "body". Then a tacit verb, t say, equivalent to e, can be produced by writing 13 : instead of 3 : with the same body. t =: 13 : '(+/ y) % # y'
Here now is an example of an explicit dyad. ed =: 4 : 'y % x'The equivalent tacit dyad can be generated by writing 13 : rather than 4 : with the same body. td =: 13 : 'y % x'
We can conclude that if we write 13 : body, and body contains y (but not x) then the result is a tacit verb of which the monadic case is equivalent to 3 : body. On the other hand, if body contains both x and y then the result is a tacit verb of which the dyadic case is equivalent to 4 : body. For the purpose of generating tacit functions, the body is restricted to being a single string or one line. Recall that with 3 : body, the body is not evaluated when the definition is entered. However, with 13 : body, then in effect the body is evaluated. For example:
We see that p is defined in terms of k while q is not. While p and q are at present equivalent, any subsequent change in the value of k will render them no longer equivalent.
A name with no assigned value is assumed to denote a verb. In the following example, note that f is unassigned, C is a predefined conjunction and g is a predefined verb. C =: @: g =: %:
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The examples in this chapter
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This chapter last updated 29 Jul 2012
Copyright © Roger Stokes 2012.
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File "/root/latest_jl777/komodo/src/komodo_cryptoconditions_tui/lib/rpclib.py", line 17, in getinfo
File "/usr/local/lib/python3.6/dist-packages/slickrpc/rpc.py", line 72, in call
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File "/root/latest_jl777/komodo/src/komodo_cryptoconditions_tui/rogue_tui.py", line 111, in <module>
File "/root/latest_jl777/komodo/src/komodo_cryptoconditions_tui/rogue_tui.py", line 65, in main
File "/root/latest_jl777/komodo/src/komodo_cryptoconditions_tui/lib/tuilib.py", line 104, in getinfo_tui
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| int | read_scan2 (FILE *fin, PMScan *ls) |
| Reads out a scan from a file storing scans from the PSD scanner. | |
| int | read_scan4 (FILE *fin, PMScan *ls) |
| Reads out a series of ranges in mm corresponding to a scan. | |
| int | read_scan5 (FILE *fin, PMScan *ls) |
| Reads out a series of ranges in m, corresponding to a scan. | |
| void | match_psd (void) |
| Matches two low resolution, low-quality scans. | |
| int | laser_odometry_example (int argc, char *argv[]) |
| Pose estimation by matching a sequence of laser scans. | |
| int | laser_odometry_example_improved (int argc, char *argv[]) |
| Pose estimation by matching a sequence of laser scans. Reference scan is only switched when needed. | |
| int | main (int argc, char *argv[]) |
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Pose estimation by matching a sequence of laser scans.
This is an example for scan matching without using odometry if you use odometry, then you'll likely get a better results. As each consecutive pair of scan is matched, the pose error will accumulate quickly.
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| char * | argv[] | |||
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Pose estimation by matching a sequence of laser scans. Reference scan is only switched when needed.
This is an example for scan matching without using odometry if you use odometry, then you'll likely get a better results. In this function the reference scan is changed only when the match error increases or the number of matched points decreases.
| int main | ( | int | argc, | |
| char * | argv[] | |||
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Main function calling scan matching demos for each laser scanner.
| void match_psd | ( | void | ) |
Matches two low resolution, low-quality scans.
| int read_scan2 | ( | FILE * | fin, | |
| PMScan * | ls | |||
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Reads out a scan from a file storing scans from the PSD scanner.
| int read_scan4 | ( | FILE * | fin, | |
| PMScan * | ls | |||
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Reads out a series of ranges in mm corresponding to a scan.
Reads Hokuyo URG-04LX-UG1 data organized in one scan per line format:
time[ms] x[cm] y[cm] th[deg] r44[mm] ... r725[mm]
| fin | The opened input file. | |
| ls | The read scan is stored here. |
| int read_scan5 | ( | FILE * | fin, | |
| PMScan * | ls | |||
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Reads out a series of ranges in m, corresponding to a scan.
Hokuyo UTM one line per scan, [m], no pose or time Reads Hokuyo UTM-30LX data organized in one scan per line format:
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| fin | The opened input file. | |
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Finder to get all annotations on this object excluding those that have the attribute names specified.
NOTE (1): the argument to this method MUST be an Array of Strings. NOTE (2): the returned records will be Read Only.
# File lib/annotations/acts_as_annotatable.rb, line 146 146: def all_annotations_excluding_attributes(attribs) 147: return [] if attribs.blank? 148: 149: obj_type = ActiveRecord::Base.send(:class_name_of_active_record_descendant, self.class).to_s 150: 151: Annotation.find(:all, 152: :joins => :attribute, 153: :conditions => [ "`annotations`.`annotatable_type` = ? AND `annotations`.`annotatable_id` = ? AND `annotation_attributes`.`name` NOT IN (?)", 154: obj_type, 155: self.id, 156: attribs ], 157: :order => "`annotations`.`created_at` DESC") 158: end
Provides a default implementation to get the display name for an annotatable object, that can be overrided.
# File lib/annotations/acts_as_annotatable.rb, line 71 71: def annotatable_name 72: %w{ display_name title name }.each do |w| 73: return eval("self.#{w}") if self.respond_to?(w) 74: end 75: return "#{self.class.name}_#{id}" 76: end
Finder to get annotations with a specific attribute. The input parameter is the attribute name (MUST be a String representing the attribute’s name).
# File lib/annotations/acts_as_annotatable.rb, line 92 92: def annotations_with_attribute(attrib) 93: return [] if attrib.blank? 94: 95: obj_type = ActiveRecord::Base.send(:class_name_of_active_record_descendant, self.class).to_s 96: 97: Annotation.find(:all, 98: :joins => :attribute, 99: :conditions => { :annotatable_type => obj_type, 100: :annotatable_id => self.id, 101: :annotation_attributes => { :name => attrib.strip.downcase } }, 102: :order => "created_at DESC") 103: end
Finder to get annotations with a specific attribute by a specific source.
The first input parameter is the attribute name (MUST be a String representing the attribute’s name). The second input is the source object.
# File lib/annotations/acts_as_annotatable.rb, line 126 126: def annotations_with_attribute_and_by_source(attrib, source) 127: return [] if attrib.blank? or source.nil? 128: 129: obj_type = ActiveRecord::Base.send(:class_name_of_active_record_descendant, self.class).to_s 130: 131: Annotation.find(:all, 132: :joins => :attribute, 133: :conditions => { :annotatable_type => obj_type, 134: :annotatable_id => self.id, 135: :source_type => source.class.name, 136: :source_id => source.id, 137: :annotation_attributes => { :name => attrib.strip.downcase } }, 138: :order => "created_at DESC") 139: end
Same as the {obj}.annotations_with_attribute method (above) but takes in an array for attribute names to look for.
NOTE (1): the argument to this method MUST be an Array of Strings.
# File lib/annotations/acts_as_annotatable.rb, line 109 109: def annotations_with_attributes(attribs) 110: return [] if attribs.blank? 111: 112: obj_type = ActiveRecord::Base.send(:class_name_of_active_record_descendant, self.class).to_s 113: 114: Annotation.find(:all, 115: :joins => :attribute, 116: :conditions => { :annotatable_type => obj_type, 117: :annotatable_id => self.id, 118: :annotation_attributes => { :name => attribs } }, 119: :order => "created_at DESC") 120: end
Returns the number of annotations on this annotatable object by the source type specified. “all” (case insensitive) can be provided to get all annotations regardless of source type. E.g.: book.count_annotations_by(“User”) or book.count_annotations_by(“All”)
# File lib/annotations/acts_as_annotatable.rb, line 163 163: def count_annotations_by(source_type_in) 164: if source_type_in == nil || source_type_in.downcase == "all" 165: return self.annotations.count 166: else 167: return self.annotations.count(:conditions => { :source_type => source_type_in }) 168: end 169: end
Use this method to create many annotations from a Hash of data. Arrays for Hash values will be converted to multiple annotations. Blank values (nil or empty string) will be ignored and thus annotations will not be created for them.
Returns an array of Annotation objects of the annotations that were successfully created.
Code example:
data = { “tag” => [ “tag1”, “tag2”, “tag3” ], “description” => “This is a book” } book.create_annotations(data, current_user)
# File lib/annotations/acts_as_annotatable.rb, line 183 183: def create_annotations(annotations_data, source) 184: anns = [ ] 185: 186: annotations_data.each do |attrib, val| 187: unless val.blank? 188: if val.is_a? Array 189: val.each do |val_inner| 190: unless val_inner.blank? 191: ann = self.annotations << Annotation.new(:attribute_name => attrib, 192: :value => val_inner, 193: :source_type => source.class.name, 194: :source_id => source.id) 195: 196: unless ann.nil? || ann == false 197: anns << ann 198: end 199: end 200: end 201: else 202: ann = self.annotations << Annotation.new(:attribute_name => attrib, 203: :value => val, 204: :source_type => source.class.name, 205: :source_id => source.id) 206: 207: unless ann.nil? || ann == false 208: anns << ann 209: end 210: end 211: end 212: end 213: 214: return anns 215: end
Helper method to get latest annotations
# File lib/annotations/acts_as_annotatable.rb, line 79 79: def latest_annotations(limit=nil) 80: obj_type = ActiveRecord::Base.send(:class_name_of_active_record_descendant, self.class).to_s 81: 82: Annotation.find(:all, 83: :conditions => { :annotatable_type => obj_type, 84: :annotatable_id => self.id }, 85: :order => "created_at DESC", 86: :limit => limit) 87: end
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Calls the Twitter Search API with the given query and emits each Tweet as a FlowFile. The content of each FlowFile will be the JSON representation of the Tweet class from the spring-social-twitter project. This processor is intended to be scheduled on a timer that executes regularly. Each time the processor executes it searches for new results since the previous execution, except for the first execution which grabs the most recent results."
Properties:
In the list below, the names of required properties appear in bold. Any other properties (not in bold) are considered optional. If a property has a default value, it is indicated. If a property supports the use of the NiFi Expression Language (or simply, "expression language"), that is also indicated.
Relationships:


It's free to post a Quickie and free to apply. Any job must take 8 hours or less to complete, and the person posting the job must either provide a positive Recommendation or Feedback on how to improve.


The shell will read /ini/shell.sh
during initialization to setup its
configuration.
The main commands have a long name, a one-letter alias, and may have additional common aliases.
Alias command:
> alias d delete
Delete file:
> d a.txt
> del a.txt
> delete a.txt
Copy file:
> c a.txt b.txt
> copy a.txt b.txt
Move file:
> m a.txt b.txt
> move a.txt b.txt
Print string:
> p "Hi"
> print "Hi"
Read file:
> r a.txt
> read a.txt
Write file:
> w a.txt
> write a.txt
Write dir:
> write /usr/alice/ # with a trailing slash to create a dir instead of a file
List files in dir:
> list /usr/alice
When executed without arguments, this command will list the files of the current directory.
Go to dir:
> goto /usr/alice
When executed without arguments, this command will print the current directory.
And combiner:
> read foo.txt and read bar.txt
Or combiners:
> read foo.txt or read bar.txt
A thin arrow ->
can be used for piping the output from one command to the
input of another command (TODO):
> read foo.txt -> write bar.txt
A fat arrow =>
can be used for redirecting directly to a file:
> read foo.txt => bar.txt
In the following example the standard output is redirected to the null device file while the standard error is kept:
> time read foo.txt => /dev/null
The standard output is implied as the source of a redirection, but it is possible to explicitly redirect a handle to another (TODO):
> time read foo.txt [1]=>[3]
Or to redirect a handle to a file:
> time read foo.txt [1]=> bar.txt
Or to pipe a handle to another command:
> time read foo.txt [1]-> write bar.txt
It is possible to chain multiple redirections:
> time read foo.txt [1]=> bar.txt [2]=> time.txt
When the arrow point to the other direction the source and destination are swapped and the standard input is implied (TODO):
> write <= req.txt => /net/http/moros.cc
Redirections should be declared before piping (TODO):
> write <= req.txt => /net/http/moros.cc -> find --line href -> sort
NOTE: The following handles are available when a process is created:
stdin(0)
stdout(1)
stderr(2)
stdnull(3)
A redirection with a single arrow head will truncate its destination while
multiple heads like =>>
will append to it.
NOTE: Arrows can be longer, and also shorter in the case of fat arrows:
> read foo.txt --> write bar.txt
> read foo.txt -> write bar.txt
> read foo.txt ==> bar.txt
> read foo.txt => bar.txt
> read foo.txt > bar.txt
> write bar.txt <== foo.txt
> write bar.txt <= foo.txt
> write bar.txt < foo.txt
> read foo.txt ==>> bar.txt
> read foo.txt =>> bar.txt
> read foo.txt >> bar.txt
$0
$1
, $2
, $3
, $4
, ...$?
$HOME
, ...$foo
, ...Setting a variable in the shell environment is done with the following command:
> set foo 42
> set bar "Alice and Bob"
And accessing a variable is done with the $
operator:
> print $foo
42
> print "Hello $bar"
Hello Alice and Bob
The process environment is copied to the shell environment when a session is started. By convention a process env var should be in uppercase and a shell env var should be lowercase.
Unsetting a variable is done like this:
> unset foo
MOROS Shell support filename expansion or globbing for *
and ?
wildcard
characters, where a pattern given in an argument of a command will be replaced
by files matching the pattern.
*
means zero or more chars except /
?
means any char except /
For example /tmp/*.txt
will match any files with the txt
extension inside
/tmp
, and a?c.txt
will match a file named abc.txt
.
The tilde character ~
is a shortcut to $HOME
so ~/test
will be expanded
to $HOME/test
by the shell.


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Indicates if the next editable field should be focused when editing the current field is completed,
for example then the user presses ENTER.
Boolean, default = true
This property only applies if your grid has editable fields.
This property only influence the behavior of TAB.
This property can be set during object creation:
Or any time during run-time:


Percentage of housing units that are single-family houses
Housing units come in a variety of shapes and sizes. The amount of single-family detached housing in an area is based on the patterns of development and demands of residents at the time of construction.
Neighborhoods with high percentages of single-family houses are typically lower density, as lots generally range from 0.2 acres to 0.5 acres per house. Offering a diverse mix of housing in cost, age, size, style, amenities and neighborhood settings is important to meet the needs and preferences of all residents.
According to a survey from the National Association of Realtors, Americans are conflicted when choosing an ideal place to live, with the competing priorities of closeness/convenience and privacy. When asked to choose, 50% report a preference for a walkable community with a mix of housing and nearby amenities, and 45% prefer a conventional suburban neighborhood with only single-family houses.
####Related variables
Housing Density
Population Density
Street Connectivity
Home Ownership
Rental Houses
Proximity to Public Transportation
Number of single-family units divided by total housing units. Single family housing units includes single-family detached homes as well as duplexes, triplexes, and mobile homes. Duplexes and triplexes are counted as 2 and 3 units, respectively.
Source: U.S. Census Bureau. American Community Survey
, 5-Year Estimates| Resource | Learn More and Take Action |
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| Apartment boom reshapes Mecklenburg | A UNC Charlotte Urban Institute article looking at the local shift to multi-family. |
| Mecklenburg County Tax Information | Find information on taxes in Mecklenburg County and look up real estate. |
| City of Charlotte Housing Services | See the many offerings the city has for housing, including home-buying incentives and the Lead Based Paint Hazard Reduction Program. |
| Habitat for Humanity | Building affordable homes for low-income families in Charlotte, North Mecklenburg, and Matthews. |
| Local historic districts | Information on the six historic districts in Charlotte. |


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clone()
and finalize()
methods with the protected
access modifier in java.lang.Object
.
In an interface, it is possible to declare these methods with a return type that is incompatible with java.lang.Object
methods.
This allows creating a class that implements such an interface.
When the interface is functional, it is possible to create a lambda from it, but the code might still be confusing.
Example:
// Warning: this interface cannot be implemented
// by any class,only by a lambda or method reference
interface MyInterface {
double clone();
}


27 January 2017
Personal Triggers
Some of the triggers that result in an emotional response for me during this huge coding learning curve are road blocks. When I just can't see the logic and the path the code needs to follow I melt. It feels like my brain goes into possum mode. It goes blank and just stares at the oncoming headlights. I experience shallow breathing, flight or flight, have difficulty paying attention. As well as, the ongoing reading. There is so much reading and I am a watching, talking learner. The volume of reading triggers a non-responsive, non-absorption mode. I can read the same sentence 200 times and I still don't know what it is saying. When this happens I get stressed, a mild headache, sore eyes, and sleepy.
Siberian North Railroad Techniques/Exercise
- STOP
- When you feel triggered just stop. The 'sacred pause', do this one if nothing else.
- BREATHE
- By focusing the mind on the breath we reinforce the 'sacred pause'.
- NOTICE
- Experience your emotion by bringing attention to your body.
- REFLECT
- Where is the emotion coming from? Think about past, present, patterns
- RESPOND
- Finally, bring to mind ways in which you might respond to the situation that would have a positive outcome.
From a personal perspective when I tried this exercise I found it initially difficult to simply STOP. Or really to register that moment when I'm actually at the beginning of the trigger. Just this bit took time to acknowledge. Then once I went through the steps I found it calming. Gave me a little more focus to continue, and encouraged me to bring myself back to my center.


Georgia woman gets life sentence in boyfriend’s slaying
COLUMBUS, Ga. (AP) - A Georgia woman convicted of shooting her boyfriend to death then confessing to the crime at a mental health facility has been sentenced to life in prison.
The Ledger-Enquirer reports 45-year-old Yashicer Alexandra Pritchett was found guilty of felony murder on Monday for the 2018 attack on her boyfriend, 51-year-old Tommy Ellis Marshall Jr. Under her sentence, she’ll be eligible for parole.
Prosecutors say Pritchett and Marshall had a dispute over him talking to another woman. Crime scene evidence showed she shot him in the neck as he bent over to fix a TV.
Prosecutors added that Pritchett checked herself into a mental health center afterward and called 911 the next day, telling dispatchers Marshall was hurt and someone should check on him. Police found his body days later.
Information from: Columbus Ledger-Enquirer, http://ledger-enquirer.com
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KERNEL CONFIGURATION GUIDE
________________________________________________________________________________
Configuring the Linux kernel is arguably the hardest step in the installation
process. The kernel is humongous and figuring out what to enable in the
seemingly endless option list can be a daunting task.
The most important factor for success is how well one knows their hardware.
Spend a little time doing some research prior to configuring the kernel. Knowing
what is inside one's system is of immense value in all contexts.
The physical realm however, is only part of the equation. Configuration extends
to general features, file-systems, networking protocols, cryptography, security,
processor features and more.
This Wiki page will document kernel options, their requirement level
(conditional, recommended or mandatory), a brief description and a rationale if
necessary. Information about pre-built hardware as a whole will not be covered.
[0.0] Index
________________________________________________________________________________
- Busybox compatibility [1.0]
- Never lose your .config ever again [2.0]
- Removing the perl requirement [3.0]
[1.0] Busybox compatibility
________________________________________________________________________________
Various parts of the Linux build system use non-standard options with core
utilities, this causes a build failure when using busybox. Thankfully, this non-
standard usage depends on unimportant and rarely used kernel features.
When these options are disabled (is the case by default unless 'allyesconfig' is
used), the kernel builds just fine.
+------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
| |
| The following options are mandatory (when using busybox) (=n). |
| |
| CONFIG_IKHEADERS This option enables access to the in-kernel |
| headers that are generated during the build |
| process. These can be used to build eBPF tracing, |
| or similar programs. |
| |
+------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
[2.0] Never lose your .config ever again
________________________________________________________________________________
The kernel can be configured to store its configuration file to later make it
accessible via /proc/config.gz. Storing the .config in the kernel ensures that
you will never lose your config so long as you have its kernel.
+------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
| |
| The following options are recommended (=y). |
| |
| CONFIG_IKCONFIG Store the .config in the kernel. |
| CONFIG_IKCONFIG_PROC Make the .config accessible as /proc/config.gz |
| |
+------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
[3.0] Removing the perl requirement
________________________________________________________________________________
Perl is needed by the build_OID_registry script which will be executed during
the compilation process in most systems. This makes perl a mandatory dependency
to build the kernel.
A patch can be applied which adds a POSIX shell implementation of the perl
script. This fully removes the perl requirement.
@/patches/kernel-no-perl.patch (Written by $/E5ten)
+------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
| |
| TIP: All links like this one are also available via 'kiss help'! |
| |
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other countries.


public interface WindowManager extends Service
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
static String |
SERVICE_NAME |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
addWindow(com.opera.core.systems.scope.protos.WmProtos.WindowInfo window) |
void |
clearFilter() |
void |
closeAllWindows()
Closes all open windows, including dialogues, by iterating through them and calling
closeWindow(int) on each of them if version 2.1 or greater of the Window Manager service is
available. |
void |
closeWindow(int windowId)
Requests the closing of a specific window.
|
void |
createWindow() |
void |
filterActiveWindow() |
void |
filterWindow(Integer windowId) |
void |
findDriverWindow()
Find a window suitable for driving, find the active window, if it is not a normal window, find
the first normal window via JXPath.
|
int |
getActiveWindowId() |
AtomicInteger |
getLastHttpResponseCode() |
int |
getOpenWindowCount() |
List<Integer> |
getWindowHandles() |
void |
openUrl(int windowId,
String url) |
void |
removeWindow(Integer windowId) |
void |
resetWindowsList() |
void |
setActiveWindow(String title) |
void |
setActiveWindowId(Integer windowId)
Sets the active window if the window is of type 'normal' discards any other window such as
'dialog' or 'unknown'.
|
getServiceName, getServiceVersion, init
static final String SERVICE_NAME
void setActiveWindowId(Integer windowId)
int getActiveWindowId()
void addWindow(com.opera.core.systems.scope.protos.WmProtos.WindowInfo window)
void removeWindow(Integer windowId)
void filterActiveWindow()
void findDriverWindow()
void setActiveWindow(String title)
int getOpenWindowCount()
AtomicInteger getLastHttpResponseCode()
void resetWindowsList()
void clearFilter()
void filterWindow(Integer windowId)
void openUrl(int windowId, String url)
void createWindow()
void closeWindow(int windowId)
OperaIntervals.WINDOW_CLOSE_TIMEOUT
timeout.UnsupportedOperationException
- if window manager version is lower than 2.1void closeAllWindows()
closeWindow(int)
on each of them if version 2.1 or greater of the Window Manager service is
available. This method deviates from closeWindow(int)
and will if not attempt to use
Opera's action system to close the windows and dialogues.
This method is normally blocking, and will not return until the window has been closed or until
it hits the OperaIntervals.WINDOW_CLOSE_TIMEOUT
timeout. However, note that using the action system is slower than Scope, and that it is also
notoriously unreliable. We cannot guarantee that this method will be blocking if the action
mechanism is used.UnsupportedOperationException
- if no suitable mechanisms for closing windows exists in
the current product


Preparation time
less than 30 mins
Cooking time
less than 10 mins
Serves
Serves 2
Score the fillets of sea bass on the skin side - to prevent the fish from curling when it's pan-fried.
In a frying pan, heat the olive and ½ tbsp vegetable oil and place the fish skin side down in the hot oil and leave to fry for a couple of minutes
Meanwhile, heat the remaining 1 tbsp vegetable oil in a hot wok and add the peppers, and chillies and stir-fry for a minute or two.
Check the fish and if the skin is crispy turn the fish over and cook the other side for a couple of minutes.
To the peppers and chillies now add the garlic and ginger and stir.
Add the chicken stock, the juice of the citrus fruits and allow to bubble.
Add the sugar and the citrus zests.
Finally add the fresh coriander and it's ready to serve.
To serve, place the blanched spinach in the centre of the serving plate and place the fish on top, skin side up. Ladle the peppers and broth over the fish until the broth is at a level with the fish and eat immediately. Garnish the fish with a bit of citrus zest - optional.


| AttributeMap |
AttributeMap inherits from NamedNodeMapImpl and extends it to deal with the
specifics of storing attributes.
|
| AttrImpl |
Attribute represents an XML-style attribute of an
Element.
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| AttrNSImpl |
AttrNSImpl inherits from AttrImpl and adds namespace support.
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| CDATASectionImpl |
XML provides the CDATA markup to allow a region of text in which
most of the XML delimiter recognition does not take place.
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| CharacterDataImpl |
CharacterData is an abstract Node that can carry character data as its
Value.
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| ChildNode |
ChildNode inherits from NodeImpl and adds the capability of being a child by
having references to its previous and next siblings.
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| CommentImpl |
Represents an XML (or HTML) comment.
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| CoreDocumentImpl |
The Document interface represents the entire HTML or XML document.
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| CoreDOMImplementationImpl |
The DOMImplementation class is description of a particular
implementation of the Document Object Model.
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| DeferredNode |
An interface for deferred node object.
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| DocumentImpl |
The Document interface represents the entire HTML or XML document.
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| DocumentTypeImpl |
This class represents a Document Type declaraction in
the document itself, not a Document Type Definition (DTD).
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| DOMConfigurationImpl |
Xerces implementation of DOMConfiguration that maintains a table of recognized parameters.
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| DOMErrorImpl |
DOMErrorImpl is an implementation that describes an error.
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| DOMImplementationImpl |
The DOMImplementation class is description of a particular
implementation of the Document Object Model.
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| DOMImplementationSourceImpl |
Supply one the right implementation, based upon requested features.
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| DOMLocatorImpl |
DOMLocatorImpl is an implementaion that describes a location (e.g.
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| DOMNormalizer.XMLAttributesProxy |
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| ElementDefinitionImpl |
NON-DOM CLASS: Describe one of the Elements (and its associated
Attributes) defined in this Document Type.
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| ElementImpl |
Elements represent most of the "markup" and structure of the
document.
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| ElementNSImpl |
ElementNSImpl inherits from ElementImpl and adds namespace support.
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| EntityImpl |
Entity nodes hold the reference data for an XML Entity -- either
parsed or unparsed.
|
| EntityReferenceImpl |
EntityReference models the XML &entityname; syntax, when used for
entities defined by the DOM.
|
| NamedNodeMapImpl |
NamedNodeMaps represent collections of Nodes that can be accessed
by name.
|
| NodeImpl |
NodeImpl provides the basic structure of a DOM tree.
|
| NotationImpl |
Notations are how the Document Type Description (DTD) records hints
about the format of an XML "unparsed entity" -- in other words,
non-XML data bound to this document type, which some applications
may wish to consult when manipulating the document.
|
| ParentNode |
ParentNode inherits from ChildNode and adds the capability of having child
nodes.
|
| ProcessingInstructionImpl |
Processing Instructions (PIs) permit documents to carry
processor-specific information alongside their actual content.
|
| TextImpl |
Text nodes hold the non-markup, non-Entity content of
an Element or Attribute.
|


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Plant Tycoon Calculator
This tool can either calculate the progeny of two plants, or search for combinations of flowers and foliage necessary to breed a specific plant.
Manual Pollinate
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Search For Flower
Flower combinations for
flower
Foliage combinations for
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ACM-W is an international comitee part of the ACM (Association for Computer Machinery) whose main mission is to promote women participation in all the fields related to Computer Science.
"ACM-W: Informática Para Tod@s" (IPT) joined a family of thriving events aimed to make visible women figures in Computer Science in a cozy environment where sharing ideas and showing values are the special guests. As its name denotes, this is a local Spanish event derived from the WomEncourage ACM-W event, and starting out it journey on 2016's summer.
As part of the local ACM UPV Student Chapter of Valencia, and assuming the role of designer and starting from the first edition, I created all the graphics of the event, from posters and brochures to custom slides, establishing the brand of the celebration from the beginning.
The valencian city was the first one to hold this kind of event at the Computer Science Faculty of the Polytechnic University of Valencia. As it was the very beginning of a hopefully long-lasting journey, the hole design started from scratch.
The logo contains both female and male symbols joined in the same shape, combined with the circular-shaped ending, common in electronic chips representation. The idea behind the IPT is to raise awareness among both genders about problems and challenges that women face nowadays. Is thus a great way to say "We join strengths, we do it together!"
After a small start, Universitad de les Illes Balears was chosen to host the second edition of this celebration. This time the style of the promotional material becomes more colorful, merging the hues present in the previous edition to form fresh gradients.
All good things come in threes, so why not choosing Spain's capital city? The third edition of the IPT gains national relevance and deserve a strong look. Same gradients, but brighter contrasted on a dark background, more cohesion between promo items, but same info structure.
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The diagram above shows where the margin, border, and padding is located on any content. Content can include headings, paragraphs, and images etc.
The margin is the space around the border as seen in the diagram above. To simply put it, a margin is the space outside of something (i.e. an image, paragraph, heading etc). If you were to increase the margin size of something, the size of the content will remain at the same size. However, the space around it will increase and push away any other content which is near it. For example, an image which is increasing in margin size will push away any text that is surrounding it. To adjust the size you can either use percentage, pixels, and so on. You can also adjust a specific margin using margin-left, margin-right, margin-top, and margin-bottom.
A border is the space between the margin and padding. It increases in relevance to the padding and content - however, if the margin is increased the border and everything inside of it remains at the same size.
The padding is the space directly outside of the content and within the border as seen in the diagram above. If you were to increase the padding size of your content, the size of the content will also change. This is the key difference between padding and margins. Padding will change the size of the content whereas margins won't. Padding is usually used to create a bit of white space surrounding the content section. Similar to margin, specific areas can be altered using padding-left, padding-right, padding-top, and padding-bottom. To put it in simple terms, padding controls the inside of an element and margin controls the outside of an element. The border just kinda sits in between.


[gecode-users] Gecode version with ANDROID NDK ?
Guido Tack
tack at gecode.org
Sat Oct 12 01:42:19 CEST 2013
Hi,
we don't have plans to support the Android NDK (we simply don't have the resources right now to adapt and test everything on every possible system). But of course if you manage to create a patch that would make Gecode work with the NDK, that would be very welcome and we may include it in the main distribution.
Technically I believe the pthread API in Android is a bit limited compared to full posix threads, so I'm not even sure it can be done. Alternatively you could switch off thread support altogether. Currently configure just checks for the presence of pthread.h, but if you simply remove the call to AC_GECODE_THREADS from configure.ac and run autoconf, configure, make, this might work. Please let me know, if this solves the problem I'll add a configure switch to disable thread support entirely.
Cheers,
Guido
On 12/10/2013, at 1:28 AM, christine bouzant <christine.bouzant at gmail.com> wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> I'd like to know if it is planned to make a version compatible with the android ndk ?
> It seems that the case for the NDK's pthread.h is not implemented and so an application cannot compile. Unless there is something wrong in my configuration...
>
> Best regards,
>
> Christine
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Imperial Mountains [an69], mountain, in Imperia, wilderness
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Imperial Mountains [an69], mountain, in Imperia, wilderness
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5: Stack of nazgul [di4o], nazgul, arrived from the east.
7: Stack of nazgul [di4o], nazgul, went west.
27: Stack of nazgul [ag3m], nazgul, number: 2, arrived from the east.
28: Stack of nazgul [dd1u], nazgul, number: 2, arrived from the east.
29: Stack of nazgul [ag3m], nazgul, number: 2, went west.
30: Stack of nazgul [dd1u], nazgul, number: 2, went west.
Routes leaving Imperial Mountains:
North, plain, to Endless Plains [am69], 7 days
Garrison [dm3p], garrison, Imperial Empire, with six peasants
East, mountain, to Imperial Mountains [an70], 10 days
South, mountain, to Thorbardin Mountains [ao69], 10 days
Garrison [di4n], garrison, Imperial Empire, with ten soldiers,
one riding horse
Border closed.
West, mountain, to Imperial Mountains [an68], 10 days
Seen here:
Stack of nazgul [jh2v], nazgul, number: 4
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Python Intro
Python is a popular programming language. It was created by Guido van Rossum, and released in 1991.It is used for:
Python Syntax
As we learned in the previous page, Python syntax can be executed by writing directly in the Command Line:
<>>> print("Hello, World!")
<Hello, World!
Or by creating a python file on the server, using the .py file extension, and running it in the Command Line:
<C:\Users\Your Name>python myfile.py
Python Variables
Variables are containers for storing data values.Unlike other programming languages, Python has no command for declaring a variable.
A variable is created the moment you first assign a value to it.
EXAMPLE :
<x = 5
<y = "John"
<print(x)
<print(y)
Python Data Types
In programming, data type is an important concept.Variables can store data of different types, and different types can do different things. Python has the following data types built-in by default, in these categories:
Text Type: < str
Numeric Types: < int, float, complex
Sequence Types: < list, tuple, range
Mapping Type: < dict
Set Types: < set, frozenset
Boolean Type: < bool
Binary Types: < bytes, bytearray, memoryview
You can get the data type of any object by using the type() function:
EXAMPLE:
x = 5
print(type(x))
Python Numbers
There are three numeric types in Python:
Variables of numeric types are created when you assign a value to them:
< x = 1 # int
< y = 2.8 # float
< z = 1j # complex
Python has a built-in package called json, which can be used to work with JSON data.
Convert from JSON to Python:
If you have a Python object, you can convert it into a JSON string by using the json.dumps() method.
< import json
< # some JSON:
< x = '{ "name":"John", "age":30, "city":"New York"}'
< # parse x:
< y = json.loads(x)
< # the result is a Python dictionary:
< print(y["age"])


Class: RuboCop::Cop::Performance::RangeInclude
| Relationships & Source Files | |
| Super Chains via Extension / Inclusion / Inheritance | |
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Class Chain:
self,
AutoCorrector,
Base
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Instance Chain:
self,
Base
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Base
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| Defined in: | lib/rubocop/cop/performance/range_include.rb |
Overview
Identifies uses of Range#include?
and Range#member?
, which iterates over each
item in a Range
to see if a specified item is there. In contrast,
Range#cover?
simply compares the target item with the beginning and
end points of the Range
. In a great majority of cases, this is what
is wanted.
Constant Summary
-
MSG =
# File 'lib/rubocop/cop/performance/range_include.rb', line 32'Use `Range#cover?` instead of `Range#%<bad_method>s`.'
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RESTRICT_ON_SEND =
# File 'lib/rubocop/cop/performance/range_include.rb', line 33%i[include? member?].freeze
Instance Method Summary
Instance Method Details
#on_send(node)
[ GitHub ]# File 'lib/rubocop/cop/performance/range_include.rb', line 44
def on_send(node) range_include(node) do |bad_method| = format(MSG, bad_method: bad_method) add_offense(node.loc.selector, message: ) do |corrector| corrector.replace(node.loc.selector, 'cover?') end end end


Private npm module support
When are npm private modules used?
Private npm modules are used at two times during Renovate's process:
- Module lookup
- Lock file generation
This is explained in more detail below.
Module lookup
If a private npm module is listed as a dependency in the package.json
file Renovate attempts to keep it up-to-date.
Renovate queries the npm registry like it does for any other package.
By default Renovate runs without any credentials, and so any private package lookup will fail.
This means, that any private package will not be renovated, and must be updated manually.
The failure to authenticate doesn't affect Renovate's ability to look up other modules in the same package file.
You can fix the private package lookup problem by providing the Renovate bot with the proper credentials. This is described later in this document.
Assuming the private module lookup succeeds then private package versions will be kept up-to-date like the public package versions are.
Lock file generation
If you use a lock file (e.g. Yarn's yarn.lock
or npm's package-lock.json
) then Renovate must update that lock file whenever any package listed in your package file is updated to a new version.
To do this, Renovate runs npm install
or equivalent and saves the resulting lock file.
If a private module hasn't been updated, it usually won't matter to npm/Yarn because they won't attempt to update its lock file entry anyway.
However it's possible that the install will fail if it attempts to look up that private module for some reason, even when that private module is not the main one being updated.
It's therefore better to provide Renovate with all the credentials it needs to look up private packages.
Supported npm authentication approaches
The recommended approaches in order of preference are:
- Self-hosted hostRules: Configure a hostRules entry in the bot's
config.js
with thehostType
,matchHost
andtoken
specified - Renovate App with private modules from npmjs.org: Add an encrypted
npmToken
to your Renovate config - Renovate App with a private registry: Add an unencrypted
npmrc
plus an encryptednpmToken
in config
These approaches are described in full below.
Add hostRule to bots config
Define hostRules
like this:
module.exports = {
hostRules: [
{
hostType: 'npm',
matchHost: 'registry.npmjs.org',
token: process.env.NPMJS_TOKEN,
},
{
hostType: 'npm',
matchHost:
'https://pkgs.dev.azure.com/{organization}/_packaging/{feed}/npm/registry/',
username: 'VssSessionToken',
password: process.env.AZURE_NPM_TOKEN,
},
{
// https://www.jfrog.com/confluence/display/JFROG/npm+Registry
// Will be passed as `//artifactory.my-company.com/artifactory/api/npm/npm:_auth=<TOKEN>` to `.npmrc`
hostType: 'npm',
matchHost: 'https://artifactory.my-company.com/artifactory/api/npm/npm/',
token: process.env.ARTIFACTORY_NPM_TOKEN,
authType: 'Basic',
},
],
};
NOTE: Remember to put a trailing slash at the end of your matchHost
URL.
NOTE: Do not use NPM_TOKEN
as an environment variable.
Add npmrc string to Renovate config
You can add an .npmrc
authentication line to your Renovate config under the field npmrc
. e.g. a renovate.json
might look like this:
{
"npmrc": "//some.registry.com/:_authToken=abcdefghi-1234-jklmno-aac6-12345567889"
}
If configured like this, Renovate will use this to authenticate with npm and will ignore any .npmrc
files(s) it finds checked into the repository.
Add npmToken to Renovate config
If you are using the main npmjs registry then you can configure just the npmToken
instead:
{
"npmToken": "abcdefghi-1234-jklmno-aac6-12345567889"
}
Add an encrypted npm token to Renovate config
If you don't want all users of the repository to see the unencrypted token, you can encrypt it with Renovate's public key instead, so that only Renovate can decrypt it.
Go to https://renovatebot.com/encrypt, paste in your npm token, click "Encrypt", then copy the encrypted result.
Paste the encrypted result inside an encrypted
object like this:
{
"encrypted": {
"npmToken": "xxT19RIdhAh09lkhdrK39HzKNBn3etoLZAwHdeJ25cX+5y52a9kAC7flXmdw5JrkciN08aQuRNqDaKxp53IVptB5AYOnQPrt8MCT+x0zHgp4A1zv1QOV84I6uugdWpFSjPUkmLGMgULudEZJMlY/dAn/IVwf/IImqwazY8eHyJAA4vyUqKkL9SXzHjvS+OBonQ/9/AHYYKmDJwT8vLSRCKrXxJCdUfH7ZnikZbFqjnURJ9nGUHP44rlYJ7PFl05RZ+X5WuZG/A27S5LuBvguyQGcw8A2AZilHSDta9S/4eG6kb22jX87jXTrT6orUkxh2WHI/xvNUEout0gxwWMDkA=="
}
}
If you have no .npmrc
file then Renovate creates one for you, pointing to the default npmjs registry.
If instead you use an alternative registry or need an .npmrc
file for some other reason, you should configure it too and substitute the npm token with ${NPM_TOKEN}
for it to be replaced. e.g.
{
"encrypted": {
"npmToken": "xxT19RIdhAh09lkhdrK39HzKNBn3etoLZAwHdeJ25cX+5y52a9kAC7flXmdw5JrkciN08aQuRNqDaKxp53IVptB5AYOnQPrt8MCT+x0zHgp4A1zv1QOV84I6uugdWpFSjPUkmLGMgULudEZJMlY/dAn/IVwf/IImqwazY8eHyJAA4vyUqKkL9SXzHjvS+OBonQ/9/AHYYKmDJwT8vLSRCKrXxJCdUfH7ZnikZbFqjnURJ9nGUHP44rlYJ7PFl05RZ+X5WuZG/A27S5LuBvguyQGcw8A2AZilHSDta9S/4eG6kb22jX87jXTrT6orUkxh2WHI/xvNUEout0gxwWMDkA=="
},
"npmrc": "registry=https://my.custom.registry/npm\n//my.custom.registry/npm:_authToken=${NPM_TOKEN}"
}
Renovate will then use the following logic:
- If no
npmrc
string is present in config then one will be created with the_authToken
pointing to the default npmjs registry - If an
npmrc
string is present and contains${NPM_TOKEN}
then that placeholder will be replaced with the decrypted token - If an
npmrc
string is present but doesn't contain${NPM_TOKEN}
then the file will have_authToken=<token>
appended to it
Encrypted entire .npmrc file into config
Copy the entire .npmrc
, replace newlines with \n
characters , and then try encrypting it at https://renovatebot.com/encrypt.
You will then get an encrypted string that you can substitute into your renovate.json
instead.
The end-result looks like this:
{
"encrypted": {
"npmrc": "WOTWu+jliBtXYz3CU2eI7dDyMIvSJKS2N5PEHZmLB3XKT3vLaaYTGCU6m92Q9FgdaM/q2wLYun2JrTP4GPaW8eGZ3iiG1cm7lgOR5xPnkCzz0DUmSf6Cc/6geeVeSFdJ0zqlEAhdNMyJ4pUW6iQxC3WJKgM/ADvFtme077Acvc0fhCXv0XvbNSbtUwHF/gD6OJ0r2qlIzUMGJk/eI254xo5SwWVctc1iZS9LW+L0/CKjqhWh4SbyglP3lKE5shg3q7mzWDZepa/nJmAnNmXdoVO2aPPeQCG3BKqCtCfvLUUU/0LvnJ2SbQ1obyzL7vhh2OF/VsATS5cxbHvoX/hxWQ=="
}
}
However be aware that if your .npmrc
is too long to encrypt then the above command will fail.