3. Quick Start
3.2 Command-Line Tutorial
This is a simple command-line Cayenne application tutorial. Full tutorial source code is included in
Cayenne distribution in "src/tutorials" folder.
Tutorial steps:
3.2.1 Tutorial Setup
- Make sure you successfully finished common setup steps.
- Create a new folder named cayenne-cmd-app
anywhere in the filesystem. This directory is referred to as
"project directory" further in this chapter. Note that when you
are finished going through all the steps below, project directory
will become similar to this tutorial source folder distributed
with Cayenne.
3.2.2 Prepare Tutorial Database
Run tutorialdb.sql
script located in the project directory to create test tables.
This script is tested on MySQL, but it should be easy to port to any other RDBMS.
3.2.3 Setup Cayenne Configuration Files
Configuration files included in this tutorial are:
Open cayenne.xml
file in CayenneModeler and make the following changes:
- if the database used is NOT MySQL,
cayenne.xml
must be modified to use an adapter for the appropriate database.
driverinfo.xml must be modified to reflect connection and
driver information of the test database.
3.2.4 Create Database Primary Key Support.
Open cayenne.xml in CayenneModeler and generate needed database
objects for primary key support by following these
instructions.
3.2.5 Generate Java Code for DataObjects
Create "java " subdirectory in the project directory.
Use CayenneModeler to generate Java classes for DataObjects by going to
"Tools > Generate Classes" and selecting the newly created
"java" directory as the output directory:
After the generation
is done, the following files should appear in the java/test subdirectory of the
project directory:
3.2.6 Application Code
A simple application that uses Cayenne is located in
Main.java.
Copy the source file to the java/test project subdirectory.
3.2.7 Compile and Run the Application
Compile the source code
(assume that JAVA_HOME variable points to the JSDK 1.4 installation).
On Windows:
projectdir> set CLASSPATH=%CLASSPATH%;%CAYENNE_HOME%\lib\cayenne.jar
projectdir> %JAVA_HOME%\bin\javac java\test\*.java
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On UNIX:
projectdir# export CLASSPATH=$CLASSPATH:$CAYENNE_HOME/lib/cayenne.jar
projectdir# $JAVA_HOME/bin/javac java/test/*.java
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Main tutorial class is "test.Main". It takes a single parameter - a search
word to look up a gallery by name. It will try to find a matching gallery, then
create a new artist (Salvador Dali) with a single painting and add this painting
to the found gallery. To run the tutorial do something like this (example given for Windows):
projectdir> set CLASSPATH=%CLASSPATH%;java
projectdir> %JAVA_HOME%\bin\java test.Main metro
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If there is a gallery matching search criteria (in our case "Metropolitan Museum of Art"
would match the word "metro"), the following output will be printed:
WARN QueryLogger: --- will run 1 query.
WARN QueryLogger: SELECT t0.GALLERY_NAME, t0.GALLERY_ID
FROM GALLERY t0 WHERE UPPER(t0.GALLERY_NAME) LIKE UPPER(?)
[params: '%metro%'] - prepared in 20 ms.
WARN QueryLogger: === returned 1 row. - took 0 ms.
Found gallery 'The Metropolitan Museum of Art'.
WARN QueryLogger: --- will run 2 queries.
WARN QueryLogger: INSERT INTO ARTIST (ARTIST_ID, DATE_OF_BIRTH, ARTIST_NAME)
VALUES (?, ?, ?) [params: 320, NULL, 'Salvador Dali']
WARN QueryLogger: === updated 1 row.
WARN QueryLogger: INSERT INTO PAINTING (PAINTING_ID, ARTIST_ID,
ESTIMATED_PRICE, PAINTING_TITLE) VALUES (?, ?, ?, ?)
[params: 320, 320, NULL, 'Sleep']
WARN QueryLogger: === updated 1 row.
WARN QueryLogger: +++ transaction committed.
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Change Log: 2.075.0
Download D 2.075.0
released Jul 19, 2017
Compiler changes
Runtime changes
Library changes
List of all bug fixes and enhancements in D 2.075.0.
Compiler changes
- add __traits(getParameterStorageClasses, f, i)
ref int foo(return ref const int* p, scope int* a, out int b, lazy int c); pragma(msg, __traits(getParameterStorageClasses, foo, 0)); static assert(__traits(getParameterStorageClasses, foo, 0)[0] == "return"); static assert(__traits(getParameterStorageClasses, foo, 0)[1] == "ref"); pragma(msg, __traits(getParameterStorageClasses, foo, 1)); static assert(__traits(getParameterStorageClasses, foo, 1)[0] == "scope"); static assert(__traits(getParameterStorageClasses, foo, 2)[0] == "out"); static assert(__traits(getParameterStorageClasses, typeof(&foo), 3)[0] == "lazy");
- Comparison of values belonging to different enums is deprecated.
This change does not affect anonymous enumerations.
enum Status { good, bad } enum OtherStatus { ok no, } // Deprecated - Even though both good and ok evaluate to 0 they belong to // different enumeration types static assert(Status.good == OtherStatus.ok);
- The deprecated built-in array properties .sort and .reverse were removed.
Usage of those built-in array properties was deprecated since 2.072.0 and they have now been removed. Use std.algorithm.sorting.sort and std.algorithm.mutation.reverse instead.
- Deprecate empty statements made by semicolon
Creating empty statements using semicolons, for which was previously issued a warning is now causing a deprecation hint.
- add __traits(getFunctionVariadicStyle, f)
import core.stdc.stdarg; void novar() {} extern(C) void cstyle(int, ...) {} extern(C++) void cppstyle(int, ...) {} void dstyle(...) {} void typesafe(int[]...) {} static assert(__traits(getFunctionVariadicStyle, novar) == "none"); static assert(__traits(getFunctionVariadicStyle, cstyle) == "stdarg"); static assert(__traits(getFunctionVariadicStyle, cppstyle) == "stdarg"); static assert(__traits(getFunctionVariadicStyle, dstyle) == "argptr"); static assert(__traits(getFunctionVariadicStyle, typesafe) == "typesafe"); static assert(__traits(getFunctionVariadicStyle, (int[] a...) {}) == "typesafe"); static assert(__traits(getFunctionVariadicStyle, typeof(cstyle)) == "stdarg");
Runtime changes
- Windows: the DATA and TLS segment can now be configured to be scanned precisely.
A new runtime option "scanDataSeg" has been added to enable precise scanning of the DATA and the TLS segments. This uses information generated by the compiler to identify possible pointers inside these segments. Possible option values are "conservative" (default) and "precise".
As usual, this option can be set by the environment, the command line or by embedding the option into the executable similar to the GC options.
For example add this code to your main module to enable precise scanning:
extern(C) __gshared string[] rt_options = [ "scanDataSeg=precise" ];
- Make fiber stack protection-page size configurable
It is now possible to change the guard page size by using the new Fiber's constructor argument - guard_page_size. It defaults to PAGE_SIZE (the same it used to be on Windows), and specifying 0 will turn this feature off.
- Add Fiber's stack-protection page for Posix.
The feature already existing for Windows' fiber implementation is now added to the systems using mmap to allocate fibers' stacks: After (or before) the last page used for the Fiber's stack, the page is allocate which is protected for any kind of access. This will cause system to trap immediately on the fiber's stack overflow.
- TypeInfo.init now refers to type property.
TypeInfo.init used to refer to the method that is now called TypeInfo.initializer. The name change was necessary because the name "init" would clash with the type property of the same name (init). TypeInfo.init now refers to the type property.
Library changes
- hasLength now enforces that length has type size_t
Historically hasLength!R yielded true for types whereby R.length returns other types convertible to ulong, such as int, ushort, const(size_t), user-defined types using alias this, or notably ulong on 32-bit systems. This behavior has been deprecated. After December 2017, std.range.primitives.hasLength will yield true only if R.length yields the exact type size_t.
- std.datetime has been split into a package.
std.datetime is now a package containing the following modules:
- std.datetime.date
- std.datetime.interval
- std.datetime.stopwatch
- std.datetime.systime
- std.datetime.timezone
The std.datetime package publicly imports all of those modules. So, it should be the case that no existing code will break, as everything in std.datetime will still be imported by importing std.datetime. New code can choose to import the modules individually or to import the entire package.
std.datetime.date contains Date, TimeOfDay, DateTime, and the related free functions. It also contains DateTimeException.
std.datetime.interval contains the *Interval and *IntervalRange types as well as the related free functions.
std.datetime.systime contains SysTime and the related free functions.
std.datetime.timezone contains the time zone types.
The std.datetime package contains StopWatch and the benchmarking functions (so, they can only be imported via std.datetime and not via a submodule). As those functions use core.time.TickDuration (which is being replaced by core.time.MonoTime, they are slated for deprecation).
std.datetime.stopwatch has been added. It contains versions of StopWatch and benchmark which have almost the same API as the existing symbols, but they use core.time.MonoTime and core.time.Duration instead of core.time.TickDuration. In the next major release, the old functions in std.datetime.package will be deprecated, so code which uses the old benchmarking functions should be updated to use std.datetime.stopwatch.
However, note that in order to avoid irreconcilable symbol conflicts between the new and old versions, std.datetime.stopwatch will not be publicly imported by std.datetime.package until the old symbols have been removed. So, for the time being, code using std.datetime.stopwatch.StopWatch or std.datetime.stopwatch.benchmark will need to import std.datetime.stopwatch directly. Code which imports both std.datetime and std.datetime.stopwatch will need to either use selective imports or fully qualified symbols to reconcile the symbol conflicts, but no code will be affected by the changes until it's updated to import std.datetime.stopwatch, and when the old symbols are finally removed, the selective imports and fully qualified paths to the new symbols will continue to work and won't break (though at that point, simply importing std.datetime will work, since std.datetime.package will have been updated to publicly import std.datetime.stopwatch). Code that simply imporst std.datetime.stopwatch without importing std.datetime will not have to worry about symbol conflicts.
- Several functions in std.string have been deprecated
The functions std.string.inPattern, std.string.countchars, std.string.removechars, std.string.squeeze, and std.string.munch, have all been deprecated. These functions are obsolete, as their functionality is better covered by the functions in std.regex and std.algorithm. They will be removed from std.string on May 2018.
If you still need to use these, please see undeaD.
The following are examples of the deprecated functions, and their modern replacements.
Use std.algorithm.searching.find to replace std.string.munch:
import std.algorithm; import std.ascii; import std.string; import std.utf; string s = "\tabc"; // old s.munch(whitespace); // new s = s.find!(a => !isWhite(a));
Use std.regex.matchFirst to replace std.string.inPattern:
import std.string; import std.regex; // old if (inPattern('x', "a-z")) { ... } // new if ("x".matchFirst(regex("[a-z]"))) { ... }
Use std.regex.replaceAll to replace std.string.removechars:
import std.string; import std.regex; // old "abc".removechars("a-z"); // new "abc".replaceAll(regex("[a-z]"), "");
Use std.algorithm.iteration.uniq to replace std.string.squeeze:
import std.algorithm; import std.string; // old "hello".squeeze; // new "hello".uniq;
- Added a constant time comparison function for cryptographic hashes
Added a new function to std.digest.digest.secureEqual that compares two ranges that represent hashes in a secure manner. The comparison is done in constant time regardless of the equality of the two ranges in order to protect against timing attacks. For more information on the attack, please refer to the docs on std.digest.digest.secureEqual.
import std.digest.digest : secureEqual, toHexString; import std.digest.hmac : hmac; import std.digest.sha : SHA1; import std.string : representation; void main() { // a typical HMAC data integrity verification auto secret = "A7GZIP6TAQA6OHM7KZ42KB9303CEY0MOV5DD6NTV".representation; auto data = "data".representation; string hex1 = data.hmac!SHA1(secret).toHexString; string hex2 = data.hmac!SHA1(secret).toHexString; string hex3 = "data1".representation.hmac!SHA1(secret).toHexString; assert( secureEqual(hex1, hex2)); assert(!secureEqual(hex1, hex3)); }
- Added support for 64 bit CRC
Support for both ISO and ECMA 64 bit CRC was added to std.digest.crc.
import std.digest.crc; void main() { ubyte[8] hash64ecma = crc64ECMAOf("abc"); assert(crcHexString(hash64ecma) == "2CD8094A1A277627"); ubyte[8] hash64iso = crc64ISOOf("abc"); assert(crcHexString(hash64iso) == "3776C42000000000"); }
List of all bug fixes and enhancements in D 2.075.0:
DMD Compiler regressions
- Bugzilla 16408: [REG2.065] left-to-right order of evaluation of function arguments not consistently followed
- Bugzilla 17275: [REG 2.072.0] AssertError@declaration.d(2121): Assertion failure
- Bugzilla 17293: "Using C++ Classes From D" example no longer works
- Bugzilla 17338: [Reg 2.075] link failure unsupported symbol section 0xff01
- Bugzilla 17352: [REG 2.075a] Internal error: ddmd/backend/elfobj.c 1739 on duplicate definition
- Bugzilla 17356: [Reg 2.075] __simd_sto no longer executed
- Bugzilla 17399: [REG2.071] core.checkedint.addu cannot inline function
- Bugzilla 17451: ICE in ddmd/declaration.d(2179)
- Bugzilla 17481: [REG 2.069.0] synchronized: Access Violation with dmd -O on win32
- Bugzilla 17492: [REG 2.066] [ICE] AssertError@ddmd/dclass.d(1007): Assertion failure
- Bugzilla 17502: [REG2.064] Out contract in class method causes dmd segfault.
- Bugzilla 17505: [REG2.075] @safe constructor requires the deconstructor to be safe as well
- Bugzilla 17506: [REG2.075] @disable constructor requires members to be initialized
- Bugzilla 17545: [REG2.072] __traits(getAttributes, name) evaluates name to value prematurely
- Bugzilla 17548: [REG2.072.0] Forward reference error with scope function parameters
- Bugzilla 17614: [REG2.075.0-b2] __VERSION__ has the wrong value
DMD Compiler bugs
- Bugzilla 7016: local import does not create -deps dependency
- Bugzilla 13331: naked asm functions are broken when compiling with -profile
- Bugzilla 15896: private ignored when import bindings are used
- Bugzilla 15945: sizeof on an invalid type seems to compile.
- Bugzilla 16244: compiler ICE on complex typeof() for method arg type
- Bugzilla 16566: hasLength should enforce that length has type size_t
- Bugzilla 17289: With Xcode 8.3 linker, warnings of "pointer not aligned"
- Bugzilla 17317: 2.074.0 release candidate does not have updated backend license
- Bugzilla 17335: Function calls in conjunctions do not short circuit when evaluated during compilation
- Bugzilla 17337: SIGILL for AVX vector initialization
- Bugzilla 17339: ambiguous mangling with const alias argument
- Bugzilla 17344: ICE with assignment of post inc-/decremented integral vector
- Bugzilla 17349: Covariant overrides should be allowed
- Bugzilla 17367: CodeView/MSCOFF: bad debug information for enumerators
- Bugzilla 17391: SECURITY: XSS through DDOC comments
- Bugzilla 17422: [scope] class reference not initialized as scope variable
- Bugzilla 17432: [DIP1000] scope delegates change type, but not mangling
- Bugzilla 17450: escaping delegate context pointer not detected for member functions
- Bugzilla 17468: Internal assertion fails during CTFE
- Bugzilla 17491: Compiles on invalid: *&s.init.var is not an lvalue
- Bugzilla 17495: __traits(getParameterStorageClasses) doesn't work with tuples as parameters
DMD Compiler enhancements
- Bugzilla 6227: Comparison of different enums
- Bugzilla 16197: Constructors/postblits and destructors don't match up for array initialisation
- Bugzilla 16540: Attributes do not propagate correctly in lazy params
- Bugzilla 16600: Wrong error message for ambiguous mutable/immutable constructor
- Bugzilla 17396: Add colorized syntax highlighting to error messages emitted by dmd
- Bugzilla 17419: add __traits(getLinkage, s) to the the linkage of symbol s
- Bugzilla 17425: add __traits(getParameterStorageClasses, f, i)
- Bugzilla 17429: [scope] each scope class references adds another delete call
- Bugzilla 17457: Named Return Value Optimization (NRVO) not done with return of constructor call
- Bugzilla 17494: Do not execute scope(...) if an Error exception has been thrown
Phobos regressions
- Bugzilla 17452: Undefined references in std.container.array
- Bugzilla 17472: [Reg 2.075] typeof(stdin) is no longer a File
- Bugzilla 17482: [REG 2.074] comile error: Comparing Nullable!Variant with basic type
- Bugzilla 17511: [REG 2.075a] std.xml puts grand-children into items
- Bugzilla 17555: [REG2.070.0] Control characters in JSON data are invalid and should cause an exception
- Bugzilla 17650: [REG v2.075.0 b1-b4] std.getopt range violation
Phobos bugs
- Bugzilla 5904: std.json parseString doesn't handle chars outside the BMP
- Bugzilla 15517: std.experimental.logger: using 'sharedLog' to change to file logging for default logger does not work
- Bugzilla 15534: [std.experimental.logger.core] Documentation mismatch
- Bugzilla 15720: iota(long.max, long.min, step) does not work properly
- Bugzilla 15763: std.math.approxEqual is not symmetric
- Bugzilla 16246: cannot call iota with 3 [u]bytes or 3 [u]shorts
- Bugzilla 16256: std.experimental.logger cant log a dstring properly
- Bugzilla 16326: filter is not lazy enough & has weird save behavior
- Bugzilla 17251: Appender.put errors out with const input range elements
- Bugzilla 17270: std.experimental.Final fails on pointers
- Bugzilla 17283: std.experimental.typecons uses private module members
- Bugzilla 17288: formattedWrite error when width/precision provided and no value to format
- Bugzilla 17314: BinaryHeap crashes upon insertion if heapified with an array of length 1
- Bugzilla 17328: std.experimental.logger: wrong hex formatting for zeros
- Bugzilla 17519: RedBlackTree doesn't like const/immutable elements
- Bugzilla 17553: std.json should not do UTF decoding when encoding JSON
- Bugzilla 17556: std.json encodes non-BMP characters incorrectly with JSONOptions.escapeNonAsciiChars
- Bugzilla 17564: std.experimental.allocator.theAllocator is null within shared static this
Phobos enhancements
- Bugzilla 6621: Superimposition amount for std.range.chunks
- Bugzilla 7102: std.numeric.gcd with BigInts too
- Bugzilla 10001: string formatting with underscores
- Bugzilla 16108: to!string fails on struct with disabled postblit
- Bugzilla 16615: std.process is missing functionality for child processes
- Bugzilla 17286: A function for comparing two digests securely
- Bugzilla 17327: std.getopt: repeated options unrecognised
- Bugzilla 17394: std.file.mkdirRecurse isn't @safe
- Bugzilla 17557: std.json should not do UTF decoding when parsing
Druntime bugs
- Bugzilla 9275: [GC] removeRoot hits assert(0) instead of being a no-op (as documented)
- Bugzilla 12233: Attempting to use TypeInfo.init results in a compiler error due to lack of 'this'.
- Bugzilla 13186: core/sys/posix/sys/uio.d is not linked into the standard lib
- Bugzilla 16856: D does not work on FreeBSD current (what will eventually be 12) due to libunwind
dlang.org bugs
- Bugzilla 8107: Float literals are not specified as they are implemented
- Bugzilla 17303: type error in the href url under the link Systems Programming
- Bugzilla 17469: View source code
- Bugzilla 17501: Runnable unittest problem with AST rewrite


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Australia snub Stosur for Fed Cup singles, pick Tomljanovic
Australia are throwing debutant Ajla Tomljanovic into the Fed Cup cauldron against France, dropping veteran Sam Stosur in favour of the Croatia-born debutant for the singles just weeks after she became eligible to represent the nation.
MELBOURNE: Australia are throwing debutant Ajla Tomljanovic into the Fed Cup cauldron against France, dropping veteran Sam Stosur in favour of the Croatia-born debutant for the singles just weeks after she became eligible to represent the nation.
World number 51 Tomljanovic will play French number one Kristina Mladenovic in the first singles at Perth Arena on Saturday, with Ash Barty to take on Caroline Garcia in the second.
World number one Barty will meet 40th-ranked Mladenovic in the opener of the reverse singles on Sunday, with Tomljanovic to play world number 45 Garcia.
Barty and Stosur are slated to play Mladenovic and Garcia in the doubles, though all of Sunday's matches may be changed.
Stosur, 35, holds Australia's Fed Cup record for most singles wins, with 29 from her 49 rubbers, but she lost both her singles matches in the semi-finals against Belarus.
In selecting the 26-year-old Tomljanovic, Australia captain Alicia Molik may also have been mindful of Stosur's record of stage-fright when playing in front of home crowds.
Despite winning the 2011 U.S. Open and making the French Open semi-finals four times, Stosur has long struggled to deal with the limelight in Australia.
She has never gone further than the fourth round at the Australian Open and has been knocked out of the first round at Melbourne Park for the last four tournaments in succession.
Australia are bidding for their eighth title and first since 1974, with France going for a third after last winning the team tournament in 2003.
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now i can give you a site of resources and tell you to do this or that, but really, let's get personal. i'm here to chat about the products that i use, what i reach for on the daily and things that you can do as well!
the way i start my day determines how my day goes, and i'm sure you can relate. so starting it off right with non-toxic products is where i begin! like i mentioned before, a majority of my products are essential oil based. some products i buy from youngliving, others i make myself. the best thing about oils is that they're highly concentrated, so each product i use is heavily diluted and lasts me a long time.
i use young living's shampoo & conditioner, both of which are diluted with water. in between wash days, i use homemade dry shampoo. recipe: 1/4 cup cornstarch, 1 tbsp baking soda, 2 drops tea tree oil and 2 drops lavender. add a few tablespoons unsweetened cocoa powder for dark hair! apply to hair with a makeup brush.
i wash my face with a charcoal bar morning and night. if i've been wearing makeup, i use coconut oil to wipe it off! a couple times a week, i'll use a homemade toner (witch hazel, apple cider vinegar + oils) to deep clean my face. for acne treatment, i'll put a spot of tea tree oil on breakout points.
my all time favorite product i use is glow serum. my face moisturizer and saving grace, not only has it changed my skin, but i also get to absorb the health benefits of the oils morning and night! each ingredient is personalized to my skin, check out what i include and why!
another big switch i made was to non-toxic deodorant. deodorant often contains metals and aluminum that are extremely bad for our health. i made the switch to non-toxic deodorant a couple years ago, and is what i swear by changing if it's the only thing you do. i've tried a laundry list of them, here's the one i use now!
the one thing i have left to switch is makeup. non-toxic makeup can be pricier, and i wanted to finish up what i already owned, so i'm just now getting around to making the switch. i asked for makeup for christmas, so am hoping to be satisfied with all my products come 2021! i ordered from iliabeauty.com and w3llpeople.com but choose what's best for you and your budget!
here's some more of my go-to's i use as replacements for other household products!
i have naturally prone dry skin, so keeping my skin hydrated is necessary for me. instead of using a store bought lotion with chemicals and fragrance, i opt to make my own.
recipe: melt 2 cups coconut oil then pour into storage jar. stir in your choice of essential oils then let harden at room temperature. for my scent/benefits, i add 10 drops lavender and 10 drops stress away!
since i no longer use candles or synthetic scents, i'll use a room spray to freshen up my room! my room spray has a spicy smell to it, which neutralizes smells as well as purifies the air.
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i use the thieves detergent from youngliving. it comes super concentrated so it lasts for a long time! skin irritation from normal detergents was a problem for me, so i love that i can wash my clothes with clean products and still have them smell fresh and clean!
recipe: mix 1/3 of bottle with an equal amount of water, add three caps thieves household cleaner and 20 drops of lemon essential oil. use 1/4 cap - 1/2 cap depending on load size!
while my detergent cleans well, i like to use a homemade stain remover for tough stains. i use a sponge to scrub the paste onto stains then let sit before throwing into the wash. i love that i never have to use harsh chemicals like bleach or ever worry about my clothes getting messed up!
recipe: combine equal parts thieves cleaner and baking soda, until a paste appears. add 20 drops lemon essential oil for extra purification.
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i love carbonation, and therefore went through a kick where i would drink soda everyday. now, i opt for a glass of kombucha every morning, which curbs my cravings and allows for consumption of probiotics and antioxidants.
when i switched to using oils to support my systems and productivity, i realized i no longer wanted to rely on coffee for caffeine. if i need a burst of energy, i now reach for peppermint oil or if i need help with productivity, i turn my diffuser on. if you're craving a boost, opt for a natural tea instead!
to better support my body, i take probiotics morning and night. often our body is lacking basic supplementation, causing a variety of physical and mental issues. here are some probiotics i recommend/take!
each person's body is different and therefore requires different things. talk to your health care provider about what supplements are best for you!
for the longest time, i "ate healthy" but never bought organic. organic always ran pricier and never seemed worth it. eventually i realized that buying organic often eliminates pesticides and synthetic chemicals and increases the amount of nutrients in the food. work organic food prices into your budget and set it as an expectation, not an option.


Next: Interactive Use of Restarts, Previous: Resignaling a Condition, Up: Signaling and Handling Conditions
The interactive condition handler returns only through non-local transfer of control to specially defined restarts that can be set up either by the system or by user code. Transferring control to a restart is called "invoking" the restart. Like handlers, active restarts are established dynamically, and only active restarts can be invoked. An active restart can be invoked by the user from the debugger or by a program by using invoke-restart.
A restart contains a function to be called when the restart is invoked, an optional name that can be used to find or invoke the restart, and an optional set of interaction information for the debugger to use to enable the user to manually invoke a restart.
The name of a restart is used by invoke-restart. Restarts that can be invoked only within the debugger do not need names.
Restarts can be established by using restart-bind, restart-case, and with-simple-restart. A restart function can itself invoke any other restart that was active at the time of establishment of the restart of which the function is part.
The restarts established by a restart-bind form, a restart-case form, or a with-simple-restart form have dynamic extent which extends for the duration of that form’s execution.
Restarts of the same name can be ordered from least recent to most recent according to the following two rules:
Each restart in a set of active restarts R_1 is more recent than every restart in a set R_2 if the restarts in R_2 were active when the restarts in R_1 were established.
Let r_1 and r_2 be two active restarts with the same name established by the same form. Then r_1 is more recent than r_2 if r_1 was defined to the left of r_2 in the form that established them.
If a restart is invoked but does not transfer control, the values resulting from the restart function are returned by the function that invoked the restart, either invoke-restart or invoke-restart-interactively.
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한국말Sharing pains with the patients and their families
At Trineurotec, we are inspired by a shared vision and mission to treat ADHD. We are a company that is not afraid of creating a new path and providing a guiding light for those who would travel the same path.
Drug discovery for ADHD
To treat ADHD, people normally use DAT, SERT and NET inhibitor as treatment mechanism but we consider utilizing all three at once to treat ADHD by focusing on multi-targets, not a single target.
Global enterprise with unique technology, experience, and network
We develop animal models and perform combined research through the search for efficacy and discovery of neurodevelopmental disorder mechanisms. especially that of ADHD.
Focusing on multiple targets and not on a single target
We provide a personalized solution matching patient’s developmental period to enhance brain function from infancy to adulthood (enhance development and prevent brain disorders).
Trineurotec Drug Pipeline
Trineurotec synthesized about 150 kinds of triple inhibitors to set a chemical library which inhibits DAT, NET and SERT. Based on our chemical library, we make drug pipeline and proceed drug screening. From the pre-clinical experiment, we found that our compounds can also treat depression as well as ADHD.


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if not self._unbounded_actions:
actions = common_utils.scale_to_spec(actions, self._single_action_spec)
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class DummyCriticNetwork(network.Network):
After Change
if not self._unbounded_actions:
actions = common_utils.scale_to_spec(actions, self._single_action_spec)
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India announces visa exemption for foreigners seeking medical treatment
Delhi. India has announced a slew of exemptions for foreigners seeking medical treatment in India following the implementation of liberalised medical visa policy.
According to a statement released by the Consulate General of India in Dubai, exemption has been given to foreigners from getting their primary visa converted into medical visa.
It will be applicable for obtaining indoor treatment up to 180 days for seeking admission in a hospital owing to illness.
Treatment of diseases which require organ transplant shall, however, be permitted only on a Medical Visa.


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Use the .dl-horizontal class line up the description list side-by-side when the browser window expands:
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My name is Udbhav.My branch is IT.I'm from Bangalore and i studied in Deeksha Centre for Learning.I like playing tennis and Love listening to songs.My favorite artist is Ed Sheeran.


University of Florida
- Masters in Information Systems and Operations Management
- Bachelors in Economics
- Minor in Entrepreneurship
Experience developing with newer technologies like RPA bots, Alexa skills, and AWS cloud services such as Lambda, RDS, and SageMaker. Have also worked with traditional technologies such as Python, JavaScript, HTML, and Postgres.
Collaborated with international teams from across 8 countries, have led agile teams, experience using project management tools such as Rally & Trello, and also speak fluent Spanish .
Photography, drones, improv, guitar, fitness, soccer, podcasts, craft beers


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| uint8_t MCG_MemMap::ATCVH |
MCG Auto Trim Compare Value High Register, offset: 0xA
| uint8_t MCG_MemMap::ATCVL |
MCG Auto Trim Compare Value Low Register, offset: 0xB
| uint8_t MCG_MemMap::C1 |
MCG Control 1 Register, offset: 0x0
| uint8_t MCG_MemMap::C10 |
MCG Control 10 Register, offset: 0xF
| uint8_t MCG_MemMap::C11 |
MCG Control 11 Register, offset: 0x10
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MCG Control 12 Register, offset: 0x11
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MCG Control 2 Register, offset: 0x1
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MCG Control 3 Register, offset: 0x2
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MCG Control 4 Register, offset: 0x3
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MCG Control 5 Register, offset: 0x4
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MCG Control 6 Register, offset: 0x5
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MCG Control 7 Register, offset: 0xC
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MCG Control 8 Register, offset: 0xD
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Data modeling is a process used to define and analyze data requirements needed to support the business processes within the scope of corresponding information systems in organizations. Therefore, the process of data modeling involves professional data modelers working closely with business stakeholders, as well as potential users of the information system
See MoreThe Unified Modeling Language (UML) is a general-purpose, developmental, modeling language in the field of software engineering that is intended to provide a standard way to visualize the design of a system. The creation of UML was originally motivated by the desire to standardize the disparate notational systems and approaches to software design
See MoreSoftware Development Life Cycle. Software Development Life Cycle, SDLC for short, is a well-defined, structured sequence of stages in software engineering to develop the intended software product. SDLC Activities. SDLC provides a series of steps to be followed to design and develop a software product efficiently
See MoreSoftware Testing is evaluation of the software against requirements gathered from users and system specifications. Testing is conducted at the phase level in software development life cycle or at module level in program code. Software testing comprises of Validation and Verification.
See MoreIn the context of software engineering, software quality measures how well software is designed (quality of design), and how well the software conforms to that design (quality of conformance), although there are several different definitions. It is often described as the 'fitness for purpose' of a piece of software.
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Zhongzhi: Nonprofit - Volunteer Matching Platform / Startup Weekend App
Project:
Zhongzhi, entry in Startup Weekend Beijing 2014
Date:
2014
What I did:
UX design, mobile UI design
I had never participated in a Startup Weekend, and decided to try my first Startup Weekend at Startup Weekend Beijing, despite not being fluent in Mandarin by any stretch of the imagination (pro tip: when words fail, there's always doodling).
My team created an app, Zhongzhi, that connects people with good causes. And we came in 2nd place.
Research & Discovery
Who are our stakeholders?
We identified two kinds of stakeholders: 1) volunteers and 2) NGOs. Then we hit the road to interview potential users.
Stakeholder #1: Volunteers
After conducting our interviews, we concluded that the biggest barrier that stopped people from volunteering was lack of time and lack of information about available opportunities.
Stakeholder #2: NGOs
The biggest pain point for NGOs was that they couldn't find people with the right skills at the right time.
Our Solution
We decided to create a mobile app that connects volunteers with nonprofit gigs.
Why mobile? We wanted to maximize convenience for both volunteers and NGOs, and everyone in China is glued to their phones anyway.
Designing for a Chinese audience was an interesting challenge as Chinese users are accustomed to UIs that are crammed with information, with very small text and icons. I spent a lot of time poring through apps like Taobao, WeChat, AliPay, so that I could make screens that felt intuitive for our target audience to use.
These are the screens that we came up with.
Home
If you open Chinese apps on your phone, this is pretty typical of what you'd see.
The circular icons allow volunteers to filter the kinds of activities they want to engage in.
The rectangles are sorting filters - users can sort by duration of project, or by distance from where the user is.
Activity Detail
We wanted to show how easy and convenient it is for people to volunteer, so we showed the following data:
- Date of activity
- Duration of activity (i.e. 1 hr of translation work, 1 day of volunteering at a children's home)
- Location of activity
- Distance from user's current location
The green call to action button at the bottom opens up a Contact form that allows people to indicate their interest in the volunteer gig.
Apply
Volunteers apply to participate in the gig by sending a message directly to the non-profit that placed the job in the database.
Nonprofit Organization Profile
Volunteers can read more about the nonprofits and see the profiles of the people who work there. We wanted to give the organizations a human face.
Volunteer Profile
Each volunteer has their own profile page, which they can fill out with a little profile blurb and which shows their location.
It also displays a feed of activities that the volunteer has helped out with.
It was definitely an interesting challenge, and our team came in 2nd! You can read the writeup here.
Jessica and I worked on a startup idea over the course of Startupweekend Beijing (we made 2nd place!). Jessica has been phenomenal to draft the visualization of the idea and design it as the only UX designer on the team. Everyone loved her design! Not only was her work beautiful and exactly what we brainstormed, but she was also an absolute pleasure and fun to work with despite the time pressure and limited resources we had available. I can only strongly recommend her
- Andrea Lane, FYSE


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