Rob
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Saxon's
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"I was a mere instrument of the law; it doesn't concern
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Call
it Murder
at Midnight by Rob Waring
I recently had the experience of being on a civil jury. In California,
many judges allow jurors to ask questions of witnesses, usually
via a note handed to the judge. Being a curious lawyer, I somehow
felt compelled to ask several questions during the trial, more
than all the other jurors combined.
I was also elected
foreperson of the jury. Normally, in civil and criminal cases,
the jury deliberates only once. With the foreperson not being
selected until the jury enters the jury room, the foreperson's
only leadership role in the courtroom is the brief period during
which the verdict is announced. My experience was a bit unusual,
in that the trial was bifurcated. Our jury heard evidence on
liability, deliberated on that question, and-after finding the
defendant liable to the plaintiff-heard more evidence on damages
before deliberating on an award. Thus, I was foreperson during
the courtroom portion of the trial.
When we returned to hear evidence during the damages phase, I
felt very different than I had during the liability phase-when
I had not yet been elected foreperson. During the second phase,
I realized that my demeanor was being more closely watched by
the counsel for both sides, and during breaks, jurors were asking
me questions such as how much longer the trial would likely continue.
This attention included having one juror pass me notes with questions
that I was presumably to hand to the judge. Being elected foreperson
in the privacy of the jury room, I had not expected that I would
become the public face of the jury during the second phase of
trial.
The public consequences of a jury foreperson asking a question
during a trial is the subject of the 1934 film, Midnight,
based on the play of the same name. It was subsequently re-released
under the title Call it Murder. I accidentally saw the
film for the first time just three days after the conclusion of
my jury experience, and it made my concerns seem pretty trivial
by comparison. Unannounced and unscheduled, Call it Murder
mysteriously appeared at the end of an evening of Humphrey Bogart
films on my local public television station.
Call it Murder begins as Ethel Saxon, on trial for murdering
her husband, is testifying. It seems she became suspicious that
her husband was going to leave her, with his withdrawal of a
large sum from the bank confirming her fear. In a jealous rage,
she foiled his planned departure with a bullet. A juror, later
identified in the press as the foreman, asks her whether, after
shooting him, she took the money. Her affirmative reply apparently
seals her fate, according to subsequent press interviews with
other jurors, because her having taken the cash showed premeditation
for the murder. The jury returns a verdict of murder in the first
degree. (The film never raises the alternative theory of felony
murder-murder occurring during a robbery.)
After Saxon is sentenced by the judge to die in the electric chair,
newspaper editorials and even members of the jury foreman's family
question whether manslaughter-a homicide occurring during the
heat of passion-might have been a fairer verdict, as it is not
punishable by death. The film's principal spokesperson for the
forces of compassion is the daughter of the foreman, Stella. Coincidentally,
during the trial she meets Garth Boni, a shady character played
Humphrey Bogart. Smitten, she falls in love.
Four months later, it is the eve of Saxon's execution. Both she
and the jury foreman have become unwitting fodder for the tabloids.
We see snippets of her last tearful hours interspersed with scenes
of the foreman's living room, as he struggles to justify his
role in the impending execution. Members of his family variously
console him, conspire to exploit his travails in the press, or
attempt to persuade him to renounce his murder vote. Saxon's
lawyer appears and begs the foreman to help, but he replies,
"I was a mere instrument of the law; it doesn't concern
me personally."
Meanwhile, the foreman's daughter is struggling with her own
demons. It seems the object of her affections, Bogart's character,
Boni, is about to skip town and dump her. While the minutes until
the midnight execution tick down, Stella joins him in his car
for a final farewell.  As the clock strikes midnight
and the executioner's hand pulls the switch on the electric chair,
Stella grabs the gun in Boni's shoulder holster and kills him.
Back home, the jury foreman appears relieved that his unwanted
notoriety nightmare has ended, not realizing that things are
about to get a lot worse.
 The family, recovering from its collective shock, struggles
to find an alibi or defense to the crime that will shield Stella
from culpability. Only the father insists that she face the consequences
for what she has done. In this dialogue, the father argues with
a reporter who is posing as family friend:
I love my daughter, but she broke the law.
Do you mean to say that for a set of dried up laws that are being
smashed to bits everyday by professional criminals that you'd
. . . .
But, I'm not a criminal.
Don't you think about human beings?
You want me to obey the law, except when it hits me.
Something happens when we all get together and kill somebody
[referring to Saxon's electrocution]. Something happened to Stella
tonight. The killing meant something to her [referring to Boni's
death]. It seemed to her to be brave, even righteous.
The district attorney who prosecuted the murder case has politically
benefited from the conviction. Sensing that the DA might be more
sympathetic to Stella than the police, the family implores the
foreman to call the DA for help, which he eventually does. When
the DA arrives a short time later, the foreman tells the DA:
If she did it, she must stand trial.
You mean you won't oppose it?
Like you said to the jury at the trial, the law is the same for
everybody.
I see.
But the DA doesn't see, and he questions Stella about her relationship
with Boni. The foreman interjects that Boni was a foreigner,
awash with cash, whose business was debt collection. Noting that
Stella has been obsessively concerned about the impending execution
and overwhelmed by her lover's imminent departure, the DA declares
that a "psychological quirk" has caused Stella to mistakenly
assume responsibility for the gangland killing of Boni.
Thus, the DA exercises his substantial discretion not to prosecute
Stella (and thereby avoids raising questions about Saxon's conviction
and execution).  The DA buys the silence of the reporter
(who had been pretending to be a family friend) by giving him
an exclusive on the Boni gang slaying.
The foreman's perfect vision of the law has gone completely out
of focus, and he implores the DA give him something that will
restore his sight.
I've got to get this straight.
It's a perfectly clear case, another gang killing, that much
is obvious. Whether it will ever be cleared up . . . .
[reporter] is up to the district attorney.
[foreman] And Ethel Saxon?
[DA] It often happens that the law is better served by applying
the spirit rather than the letter. Whatever may happen in any
particular case, justice is done."
It has been said that the law is not an abstract set of rules,
but a reflection of our attitudes and practices in our relationships
with others. Wide gaps in the socio-economic status of individuals
in our culture are reflected in wide disparities in how the law
is applied. The law manifests itself through the judgments of
individuals charged with its enforcement, such as police officers,
prosecutors, judges and juries. That jury foreman in Call
it Murder thought he was "a mere instrument of the law,"
but in the end, the law was a mere instrument for the DA and
for him, with very different outcomes for Ethel Saxon and Stella.
Despite its melodramatic plot devices, Call it Murder
raises some disturbing questions about justice. Eventually, we're
all to blame for the answers.
Posted November
19, 2001
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Sets if HTML in cells should be rendered.
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setAlternatingRowStyle
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Sets if the row's color should be alternating.
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setAnimation
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Sets the animation that will be used when the data is drawn or redrawn.
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setAnimation
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Sets the animation that will be used when the data is drawn or redrawn.
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setAreaOpacity
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Sets the colored area's opacity.
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setAxisTitlesPosition
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Sets the position where the axis title will be displayed.
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setBackgroundColor
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Sets the chart's background color and border.
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setBackgroundColor
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Sets the chart's background color and border.
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setBubble
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Sets the bubbles' appearance.
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setChartArea
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Sets the chart's position and size relative to it's border.
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setColorAxis
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setColorAxis
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Sets the mapping between the regions/markers and their color specified in the color column.
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setColors
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setConnectSteps
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Sets if the steps will be connected.
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setCssClassNames
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Sets the CSS-classes that can be used to customized the chart's style.
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setCurveType
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Sets the chart's curve type.
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setCurveType
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Sets the chart's curve type.
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setData
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Sets the chart's data.
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setDatalessRegionColor
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Sets the color that will be used for regions with no assigned data.
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setDisplayMode
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setEnableRegionInteractivity
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Sets if the chart will react on mouse hover and select.
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setFirstRowNumber
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Sets the table's first row that will be displayed.
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setFocusTarget
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Sets which elements will recevie the focus on mouse hover and on mouse click.
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setFocusTarget
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Sets which elements will recevie the focus on mouse hover and on mouse click.
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setFontColor
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setFontFamily
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setFontName
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Sets the font name.
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setFontSize
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setFontSize
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setGreenColor
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setGreenFrom
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setGreenTo
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setHAxes
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setHAxis
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Sets the appearance of the horizontal axis.
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setHeaderColor
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Sets the color that will be used for the map's header.
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setHeaderHeight
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Set the height of every node's header.
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setHeaderHighlightColor
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Sets the color that will be used for the node while mouse hover.
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setHeight
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Sets the chart's height used when the chart is displayed.
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setInterpolateNulls
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Sets if missing values should be interpolated.
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setIs3D
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Sets if the chart will be displayed in 3D.
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setIsStacked
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Sets if the elements should be stacked.
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setIsStacked
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Sets if the elements should be stacked.
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setIsStacked
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Sets if the elements should be stacked.
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setKeepAspectRatio
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Sets if the chart should keep its aspect ratio.
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setLegend
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Sets the legends position and text style.
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setLegend
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Sets the legends position and text style.
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setLineWidth
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Sets the data line's width.
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setMagnifyingGlass
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Sets the magnifying glass behaviour.
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setMajorTicks
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Sets the labels that will be displayed at the gauge's major ticks.
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setMarkerOpacity
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Sets the marker's opacity.
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setMax
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Sets the maximum value that will be displayed in the gauge.
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setMaxColor
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setMaxColorValue
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Sets the maxiumum color that is accepted in the optional fourth column.
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setMaxDepth
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Sets the maxiumum highlight color that will be used when the node's color is calculated by using the optional fourth column.
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setMidColor
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Sets the "middle" color that will be used when the node's color is calculated by using the optional fourth column.
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setMidHighlightColor
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Sets the "middle" highlight color that will be used when the node's color is calculated by using the optional fourth column.
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Sets the miniumum highlight color that will be used when the node's color is calculated by using the optional fourth column.
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Sets the number of minor tickst that will be displayed between every two major ticks.
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setNoColor
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Sets the color that will be used when no value has been set in the optional fourth column.
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setNoHighlightColor
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Sets the color that will be used when no value has been set in the optional fourth column.
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setOptionArray
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setOptionBoolean
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setOptionNumeric
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Sets an option to a given value.
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setPage
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setPageSize
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setPieResidueSliceColor
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Sets the combination slice's color.
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setPieSliceBorderColor
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setRedTo
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setSeries
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setShowRowNumber
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setShowScale
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setShowTooltips
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setSizeAxis
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setSizeAxis
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setSlices
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setSort
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DataTable.
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setStartPage
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setTheme
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setTitle
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setTitlePosition
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setTitleTextStyle
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Sets the chart title's text style.
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setTooltip
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Sets the behaviour and style of the chart's tooltip.
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setTooltip
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Sets the behaviour and style of the chart's tooltip.
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Sets the properties of more than one vertical axis.
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setVAxes
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Sets the properties of more than one vertical axis.
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setVAxes
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Sets the properties of more than one vertical axis.
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setVAxes
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Sets the properties of more than one vertical axis.
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setVAxis
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Sets the appearance of the vertical axis.
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setWidth
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Sets the chart's width used when the chart is displayed.
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setYellowColor
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Sets the color that will be used for the yellow section.
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setYellowFrom
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Sets the lowest value used for the yellow section.
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setYellowTo
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Sets the highest value used for the yellow section.
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setAreaOpacity
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setBaseline
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Sets the axis' baseline.
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setBaselineColor
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Sets the axis baseline's color.
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setColor
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Sets the font's color.
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setColor
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Sets the gridlines' color.
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setColor
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Sets the series color.
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setColor
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Sets the slice's color.
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setColors
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Sets the colors used as gradient or single color for the chart's elements.
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setCount
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Set the number of gridline's that will be displayed.
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setCurveType
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Sets the series' curve type.
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setDirection
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Sets the direction in which the axis' values grow.
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setDuration
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Sets the animation duration.
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setEasing
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Sets the easing function.
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setEnable
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Sets if the magnifying glass will be enabled.
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setFill
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Sets the chart's background color.
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setFontName
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Sets the font-type.
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setFontSize
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Sets the font's size.
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setFormat
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Sets the format used for display the axis label.
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setGridlines
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Sets the appearance of the gridlines.
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setHeaderCell
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Sets the CSS-class that will be used for the table's header cells.
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setHeaderRow
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Sets the CSS-class that will be used for the table's header.
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setHoverTableRow
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Sets the CSS-class that will be used for the table's hovered rows.
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setLegend
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Sets the style of the gradiant color's legend.
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setLineWidth
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Sets the individual data line's width.
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setLocScale
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Sets if the axis will use a logarithmic scale.
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setMax
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Sets the highest visible value.
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setMaxAlternation
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Sets the number of alternation levels.
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setMaxSize
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Sets the maximum radius of the elements.
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setMaxValue
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Sets the axis' highest visible value.
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setMaxValue
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Sets the maximum value for the elements' color.
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setMaxValue
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Sets the maximum value for the elements' color.
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setMin
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Sets the highest visible value.
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setMinSize
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Sets the minimum radius of the elements.
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setMinValue
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Sets the minimum value for the elements' color.
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setMinValue
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Sets the axis' lowest visible value.
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setMinValue
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Sets the minimum value for the elements' size.
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setNumberFormat
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Sets the format used when numeric labels are displayed.
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setOddTableRow
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Sets the CSS-class that will be used for the table's odd data rows.
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setOpacity
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Sets the buuble's opacity.
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setPointSize
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Sets the individual data point size.
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setPosition
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Sets the position of the chart's legend.
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setPosition
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Sets the chart's position.
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setRowNumberCell
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Sets the CSS-class that will be used for the table's number cells.
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setSelectedTableRow
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Sets the CSS-class that will be used for the table's selected rows.
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setShowColorCode
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Sets the visibility of the element's color.
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setShowTextEvery
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Sets which label's will be displayed (Every label, every second, ...).
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setSize
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Sets the chart's size.
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setSlantedText
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Sets if the horizontal axis' label will be displayed in an angle.
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setSlantedTextAngle
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Sets the horizontal axis' label angel.
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setStroke
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Sets the bubbles' border color.
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setStroke
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Sets the chart's border color.
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setStrokeWidth
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Sets the width of the chart's border.
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setTableCell
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Sets the CSS-class that will be used for the table's data cells.
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setTableRow
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Sets the CSS-class that will be used for the table's data rows.
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setTargetAxisIndex
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Sets the axis to which the series will be assigned.
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setText
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Sets which information will be shown in the tooltip of pie-charts.
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setTextPosition
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Sets the label's position.
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setTextStyle
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Sets the slices's text style.
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setTextStyle
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Sets the text style of the chart's legend.
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setTextStyle
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Sets the text style of the axis' labels.
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setTextStyle
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Sets the text style of the chart's tooltip.
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setTextStyle
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Sets the text style of the bubbles' labels.
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setTitle
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Sets the axis' title.
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setTitleTextStyle
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Sets the text style of the axis' title.
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setTrigger
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Sets which interaction causes the tooltip to be shown.
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setType
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Sets the series' type.
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setValues
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Sets the values used to assigne the colors to the chart's elements.
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setViewWindow
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Sets the view window.
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setViewWindowMode
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Sets how the data points are positioned inside the chart area.
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setVisibleInLegend
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Sets if the series will be visible in the legend.
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setZoomFactor
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Sets the magnifying glass' zoom factor.
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SizeAxis
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The SizeAxis is used to map the chart's elements according to their size to the size axis.
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Slice
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The Slice defines the color and text style of a single slice in a
PieChart.


namespace Doctrine\Common\
Namespaces
Interfaces
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EventSubscriber
An EventSubscriber knows himself what events he is interested in.
If an EventSubscriber is added to an EventManager, the manager invokes
getSubscribedEvents and registers the subscriber as a listener for all
returned events.
Classes
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EventManager
The EventManager is the central point of Doctrine's event listener system.
Listeners are registered on the manager and events are dispatched through the
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EventArgs
EventArgs is the base class for classes containing event data.
This class contains no event data. It is used by events that do not pass state
information to an event handler when an event is raised. The single empty EventArgs
instance can be obtained throughgetEmptyInstance .


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Bullet Collision Detection & Physics Library
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#include "btConvexPenetrationDepthSolver.h"
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| class | btMinkowskiPenetrationDepthSolver |
| MinkowskiPenetrationDepthSolver implements bruteforce penetration depth estimation. More... | |


The program committee may ask questions, provide feedback, and even suggest changes to your proposal as part of the review processes." %}


Note that you can submit multiple solvers while testing the compatibility with our execution environment.
Before the submission deadline please remove all solvers but the ones you wish to enter into the competition.
Immediate solver crashes (close to 0 walltime) with the result "SIGSEGV" often indicate that the binary is not compatible with the kernel ("FATAL: Kernel too old").
If your solver runs crash or only produce "unknown" results please first make sure that the parameters of your solver were parsed and used correctly. See Results->Experiment->List of solver configurations used->Select your solver.
Check the individual runs by clicking on the ID in the "Live information about experiment progress" table or on a run in any of the result pages. The exact launch command appears in the "Launcher output" section.
The "run command" in the solver submission form should only be used for interpreters/VMs like java or python, i.e. programs that are available system-wide.
Don't hesitate to contact us if there are problems.


Please design a computer program for a person to play Rock-Paper-Scissors game against computer. Assume the number of steps of the staircase is 3 and let the computer be your opponent. Play the game as you cast your figure at each round and find who is the winner of this game. Display the result of each round, and finally show who wins the game and report the total number of rounds in the game. Design the user input for Rock, Scissors, and Paper to be ‘R’, ‘S’ and ‘P’, respectively.
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| > The Unit Test Framework > Testing tools > Output testing tool |
How do you perform correctness test for operator<<( std::ostream&, ... )
operations? You can print into the standard output stream and manually check that it is matching your expectations.
Unfortunately, this is not really acceptable for the regression testing and doesn't serve a ling term purpose of a
unit test. You can use std::stringstream
and compare resulting output buffer with the
expected pattern string, but you are required to perform several additional operations with every check you do. So it
becomes tedious very fast. The class output_test_stream
is designed to
automate these tasks for you. This is a simple, but powerful tool for testing standard
std::ostream
based output operation. The class output_test_stream
complies to std::ostream
interface so it can be used in place of any
std::ostream
parameter. It provides several test methods to validate output content,
including test for match to expected output content or test for expected output length. Flushing, synchronizing,
string comparison and error message generation is automated by the tool implementation.
如何为 operator<<(std::ostream&, ... )
操作执行正确性检查？
你可以打印到标准输出流中，手动检查是否符合你的期望。
不幸的是，这在回归测试中不可接受，也不是单元测试的长期目的。
你可以使用 std::stringstream
并将结果输出缓冲区和期望模式字符串进行比较，
但在每个检查中你都需要执行额外几步操作。这很快就会让人觉得厌烦。
output_test_stream
类就是用来自动化完成这些任务的。
这是一个简单但强大的工具用于测试基于 std::stream
的操作。
output_test_stream
类包含了 std::ostream
的接口，可以应用在任何使用 std::ostream
作为参数的地方。
它提供了一些测试方法用来验证输出内容，包括测试是否匹配期望输出内容，是否符合期望输出长度。
刷新，同步，字符串比较和错误信息生成都是由工具自动实现的。
In some cases it still may not be good enough. It becomes even more obvious when it's difficult to generate the
expected pattern. What we need in cases like this is to be able to check once manually that the output is as expected
and to be able in a future check that it stays the same. To help manage this logic the class
output_test_stream
allows matching output content versus specified pattern file and produce
pattern file based on successful test run.
在某些情况下，它仍不够好。尤其是它很难生成期望模式。
像这种情况，我们需要的就是能够手动检查一次，并能够检查将来的输出是否仍然一致。
为了管理这种逻辑，类 output_test_stream
允许将输出内容与特定的模式文件进行匹配，
并且基于成功的测试产生模式文件。
Detailed specification of class output_test_stream
is covered in reference section.
类 output_test_stream
的详细定义见参考部分。
There are two ways to employ the class output_test_stream
: explicit output checks and
pattern file matching.
有两种方法使用类 output_test_stream
：显式输出检查和模式文件匹配。
Example 34. output_test_stream usage with explicit output checks
Use the instance of class output_test_stream as an output stream and check output content using tool's methods.
Note use of false
to prevent output flushing in first two invocation of check functions. Unless
you want to perform several different checks for the same output you wouldn't need to use it though. Your
test will look like a serious of output operators followed by one check. And so on again. Try to perform checks as
frequently as possible. It not only simplifies patterns you compare with, but also allows you to more closely
identify possible source of failure.
使用类 output_test_stream 的实例作为输出流并使用工具方法检查输出内容。
注意，使用 false
阻止输出在前两次检查函数的调用中刷新。
除非你想要为相同的输出执行几个不同的检查，否则你不需要它。
你的测试看上去像是一个输出操作，跟着一个检查。尽可能频繁地执行检查。
它不仅简化你要比较的模式，同时让你更新接近发生错误的可能源。
#define BOOST_TEST_MODULE example #include <boost/test/included/unit_test.hpp> #include <boost/test/output_test_stream.hpp> using boost::test_tools::output_test_stream; //____________________________________________________________________________// BOOST_AUTO_TEST_CASE( test ) { output_test_stream output; int i=2; output << "i=" << i; BOOST_CHECK( !output.is_empty( false ) ); BOOST_CHECK( output.check_length( 3, false ) ); BOOST_CHECK( output.is_equal( "i=3" ) ); } //____________________________________________________________________________//
Source code |
| | Show output |
> example Running 1 test case... test.cpp(15): error in "test": check output.is_equal( "i=3" ) failed. Output content: "i=2" *** 1 failure detected in test suite "example"
Example 35. output_test_stream usage for pattern file matching
Even simpler: no need to generate expected patterns. Though you need to keep the pattern file all the time somewhere
around. Your testing will look like a serious of output operators followed by match pattern checks repeated several
times. Try to perform checks as frequently as possible, because it allows you to more closely identify possible source
of failure. Content of the pattern file is:
更简单的：不需要生成期望模式。虽然你需要一直保存你的模式文件。
你的测试看起来就是一些输出操作，跟着若干个重复的匹配模式检查。
尽可能频繁地执行检查，因为这让你更接近于错误的源。模式文件内容是：
i=2
File: test.cpp Line: 14
#define BOOST_TEST_MODULE example #include <boost/test/included/unit_test.hpp> #include <boost/test/output_test_stream.hpp> using boost::test_tools::output_test_stream; //____________________________________________________________________________// BOOST_AUTO_TEST_CASE( test ) { output_test_stream output( "pattern_file", true ); int i=2; output << "i=" << i; BOOST_CHECK( output.match_pattern() ); output << "\nFile: " << __FILE__ << " Line: " << __LINE__; BOOST_CHECK( output.match_pattern() ); } //____________________________________________________________________________//
Source code |
| | Show output |
> example Running 1 test case... test.cpp(16): error in "test": check output.match_pattern() failed. Mismatch at position 23 ...5... ...4... *** 1 failure detected in test suite "example"


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Money Play. How should red play 55?
pips Red=147 White=152
(CorrectAnswer= 0/0, ErrorScore= 0)
It is easy to overplay this position by hitting loose on the one-point with 13/3, 8/3, 6/1* but White is favourite to enter and Red will have no direct covers.
Much better is 23/13, 8/3(2) when Red will be 25 pips ahead, with a stronger home board and with a number of threats. On many sequences he will be doubling next turn.
The hitting play is great when it works but the quiet waiting move is far stronger. The hitting play is a double blunder.
Much better is 23/13, 8/3(2) when Red will be 25 pips ahead, with a stronger home board and with a number of threats. On many sequences he will be doubling next turn.
The hitting play is great when it works but the quiet waiting move is far stronger. The hitting play is a double blunder.
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| DOSE: |
repeated |
|
MDMA |
(pill / tablet) |
Itís hard to write this and not feel a vague sense of loss. Iím actually writing this the day after an E trip, so naturally I feel a little drained. The comedown wasnít that hard this time, which is surprising. For me, it was mind over matter, and thus I donít really feel that harsh comedown that sometimes accompanies an E trip. I only say this as I intend to explain how ecstasy has fit into my life, and how Iíve learned to take it.
First off, I havenít taken E a lot; as of this writing, Iím still a relative amateur to the E scene. Iím not an amateur to drugs- I smoke pot every day and dabble in the occasional hallucinogen. Every drug I have done has been a learning experience for me. In a sense, for me, itís not just about the recreational use of the drugs; I love it, donít get me wrong, but Iíve always felt that drugs, when used exactly right and exactly at the right time, can give us a glimpse of pure enlightenment. I donít think such a state can be fully reached with the aid of drugs, because the effects of drugs are only temporary, but in the meantime, at least we can get a glimpse of what it feels like to be at peace with the world.
Well, no other drug has taken me as close as ecstasy has. Itís a powerful drug; I learned that the first night I took it. The first night felt like there was magic in the air and all of the people around me, just a large group of friends dancing and talking in someoneís basement. It was the perfect atmosphere, perfect vibe. Those are the two key elements to a brilliant roll, whether I do it at a rave or in the company of close friends, or even by myself. Without the proper setting, the experience will be noticeably muted in comparison to the untapped potential.
Itís hard to know how to begin talking about the actual experiences Iíve had. Where do I start, to the music Iíve danced to, or the intense conversations Iíve had with people? I found myself engaged in wonderful conversation with a small group of us that were rolling. I found out they all had the same interests as I did, and we talked openly about our own writing, not feeling inhibited by our own ideas and listening to each others ideas with equal utmost attention. I loved it, and it helped me open up to new parts of the ecstasy experience; listening to each other. I find myself engaged in anything anyone has to say, and I find it terribly fascinating. Because we all had a connection. We were all rolling, but it wasnít just the synthetic pill. It was the time, the place, the people.
Some people wonder what happened to the love generation of the 60ís. I myself would have liked to have grown up in that time, but I find myself enthralled to be able to reach a state of mind where everyone has nothing but love for one another. Iím heterosexual, but while on E it just didnít matter. I let a guy sit on my lap, and there wasnít one feeling of ambivalence, not one feeling that I was doing something wrong.  Thatís what rolling is about, sharing the magic with each other through any form of communication, whether it is through speech or touch. At one point, someone asked the crowd, ďCanít you feel the love in this room?Ē And yes, we all could. It was about the love and the acceptance we had for one another.
Taking ecstasy is akin to sprinkling magic dust over my surroundings, but the downside is that the magic does not last forever. It is a beautiful drug and a beautiful feeling, but when the come down begins, there is sometimes a sense that something has been lost and will never be obtained again. I remember the first time I rolled, I wanted the night to last forever. When I realized it couldnít, that such nights never last forever or even half as long as you want them to, it brought me down. I was given a taste of pure enlightenment and then had it yanked from me as fast as it came.
But thatís not really the case. I always take something away from my rolls. I became much more outgoing after the ex had worn off. This time, the comedown was not harsh for me at all. Smoking weed at the end of it did help, but what also helped was knowing that the magic from that night may be gone, but Iím still here and Iím a better person for it. There was so much bonding that went on between us, and there is a twinge of melancholy knowing that Iíll never have another night that will be exactly the same as that. But at the same time, Iím going to go off and make better experiences for myself. I donít need to roll all the time, but I do need that reminder from time to time about how beautiful and wonderful we can all allow ourselves to be to each other.
I look at every person as Iím rolling, and I love every one of them. While on E, I donít mind kissing a guy or girl at all, because I see them as beautiful and compassionate human beings, all of which deserve love. Sure, Iíd like to live my life feeling like I do when Iím rolling all the time, but I know that such magic is powerful and doesnít last forever, as much as weíd like it to. We can use drugs for enlightenment, but we also must realize that there is a world outside of us too that doesnít condone what we do. We canít explain to the people that live in utter complacency how wonderful our drug experiences are, because they will not open their mind to the possibility. Thatís unfortunate, but itís up to us, our generation, to make sure we never slip into a complacent state of mind like our elders.
The ad slogans say that drugs arenít the answer. Of course they arenít. But what is? Maybe itís not important to look for an answer, because I doubt weíll ever find one. We need to do what feels right for us. I donít know if I can ever reach pure enlightenment, but in the meantime, I can get a tantalizing glimpse into it. For me, thatís all I need.
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Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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| Package | Description |
|---|---|
| com.samsung.multiscreen |
Contains classes for using the MultiScreen SDK Android API
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This API is the Android component of the MultiScreen SDK. For more information, see the MultiScreen SDK and Samsung Developer Forum.
Copy /dist/android-msf-api-2.x.x.jar
to your libs folder and link as normal.
Supports Eclipse or Android Studio projects.
Note:
The /dist/android-msf-api-lite-2.x.x.jar
jar contains the MultiScreen SDK API without the necessary dependencies.
API reference docs are online and included in /dist/docs/
.
The API supports three main features:
You can discover a compatible Samsung SmartTV on your network using the Search class. The workflow is:
Generally, while the discovery process is running, you should display a list of discovered services to your user, and allow them to select one. You can get a list of the discovered services at any time, even after the discovery process is stopped.
Example:
// Get an instance of Search
Search search = Service.search(getContext());
// Add a listener for the service found event
search.setOnServiceFoundListener(
new OnServiceFoundListener() {
@Override
public void onFound(Service service) {
Log.d(LOGTAG, "Search.onFound() service: " + service.toString());
// Add service to a displayed list where your user can select one.
// For display, we recommend that you show: service.getName()
}
}
);
// Add a listener for the service lost event
search.setOnServiceLostListener(
new OnServiceLostListener() {
@Override
public void onLost(Service service) {
Log.d(LOGTAG, "Search.onLost() service: " + service.toString());
// Remove this service from the displayed list.
}
}
);
// Start the discovery process
search.start();
// Do something while we wait for services to be discovered.
...
// Stop the discovery process after some amount of time, preferably once the user
// has selected a service to work with.
search.stop();
Once a device or "service" has been discovered, you can interact with the service to get additional information about the device, or start, stop, install, and retrieve information about applications. Both installed applications and cloud applications can be launched.
Example:
// Example uri
Uri url = Uri.parse("http://dev-multiscreen-examples.s3-website-us-west-1.amazonaws.com/examples/helloworld/tv/");
// Example channel id
// Note: We recommend that you use a reverse domain style id for your
// channel to prevent collisions.
String channelId = "com.samsung.multiscreen.helloworld";
// Get an instance of Application.
Application application = service.createApplication(url, channelId);
// Listen for the connect event
application.setOnConnectListener(new OnConnectListener() {
@Override
public void onConnect(Client client) {
Log.d(LOGTAG, "Application.onConnect() client: " + client.toString());
}
});
// Connect and launch the application.
// When you connect to a service, the specified application will
// be launched automatically.
application.connect(new Result<Client>() {
@Override
public void onSuccess(Client client) {
Log.d(LOGTAG, "Application connect onSuccess() client: " + client.toString());
// The application is launched, and is ready to accept
// messages.
}
@Override
public void onError(Error error) {
Log.d(LOGTAG, "Application connect onError() error: " + error.toString());
// Uh oh. Handle the error.
}
);
After connecting and launching the application on the TV, otherwise known as the host, the client can now publish both text and binary messages to any and/or all connected clients.
To send or publish a message, the client must supply:
Example:
// Note: The TV application is designated as the "HOST"
String event = "say";
String messageData = "Hello World!";
// Send a message to the TV application only, by default.
application.publish(event, messageData);
// Send a message to the TV application, explicitly.
application.publish(event, messageData, Message.TARGET_HOST);
// Send a "broadcast" message to all connected clients EXCEPT yourself.
application.publish(event, messageData, Message.TARGET_BROADCAST);
// Send a message to all clients INCLUDING yourself
application.publish(event, messageData, Message.TARGET_ALL);
// Send a message to a specific client
String clientId = "123467"; // Assuming that this is a valid id of a connected client
Client client = channel.getClients().get(clientId);
application.publish(event, messageData, client);
// Send a message to a list of clients
List<Client> clients = ... // You can create any combination list of clients
application.publish(event, messageData, clients);
// Send a binary message to the TV application only, by default.
byte[] payload = {0x00, 0x01, 0x02, 0x03};
application.publish(event, messageData, payload);
To receive a message on the connected channel, the client must simply add a message listener.
Example:
// The event that this client is interested in receiving published messages.
String event = "say";
// Listen for a message by event
application.addOnMessageListener(event, new OnMessageListener() {
@Override
public void onMessage(Message message) {
Log.d(LOGTAG, "Application.onMessage() message: " + message.toString());
// Got a message with some data or a binary payload.
}
});
Advanced options are not required to be called by default, but may allow the developer flexibility in the design and implementation of the application.
By default, the specified application will stop automatically when this is the last client to disconnect. To disable this behavior, call disconnect(false, ...)
.
Example:
// Disconnect from the application. The application will continue to run on the TV, even
// if this was the last connected client.
application.disconnect(false, new Result<Client>() {
@Override
public void onSuccess(Client client) {
Log.d(LOGTAG, "Application disconnect onSuccess() client: " + client.toString());
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Source code for dummymp.taskmgr
#!/usr/bin/env python
# DummyMP - Multiprocessing Library for Dummies!
# Copyright 2014 Albert Huang.
#
# Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
# you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
# You may obtain a copy of the License at
#
# http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
#
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# distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
# WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or
# implied. See the License for the specific language governing
# permissions and limitations under the License.
#
# DummyMP Library - Task Manager
# multiprocessing library for dummies!
# (library for easily running functions in parallel)
#
import logging
import time
from multiprocessing import Process, Queue
from . import config
from .detect import *
from .process import _runner
[docs]def process_queue():
"""Process inter-process messages.
Process the inter-process :py:class:`multiprocessing.Queue`
objects, which receive messages from the spawned process for
logging events and function returns.
Args:
None
Note:
Warnings are emitted to log if an invalid message is received.
"""
# Get main process logger
logger = logging.getLogger()
# Loop through queues...
for dummymp_queue in config.dummymp_queues:
# Make sure there's something to fetch from the queue!
if not dummymp_queue.empty():
# Make a request to get the queue, with a timeout to ensure
# no blocking (or long waiting)
qout = dummymp_queue.get(timeout = 0.001)
# Check if it's a list or not
if type(qout) != list:
logger.warning("WARNING: Received invalid message from process! This may be a bug! Message: %s" % str(qout))
continue
# Check the message type IDs!
# Format: [ [ DUMMYMP_MSG_TYPE_ID, SYSTEM_PID, INTERNAL_ID ], DATA... ]
if qout[0][0] == config.DUMMYMP_LOG_ID:
# Append PID info text
qout[1].msg = ("[PID %i] " % qout[0][1]) + qout[1].msg
# Emit the modified log record
# BUG: seems like logger.handle() doesn't do any
# filtering - therefore, we need to filter it ourselves.
if logger.isEnabledFor(qout[1].levelno):
logger.handle(qout[1])
elif qout[0][0] == config.DUMMYMP_RET_ID:
# Store return into return dictionary
config.dummymp_rets[qout[0][2]] = qout[1]
else:
logger.warning("WARNING: Received invalid message from process! (Invalid message type ID!) This may be a bug! Message: %s" % str(qout))
[docs]def process_process():
"""Process the execution queue and inter-process messages.
Process the execution queue by starting processes in said queue,
handle processes that have completed, and process inter-process
messages via :py:func:`process_queue()`.
(In plain English: start the queued processes, check processes to
see if they are done running, and grab any inter-process messages
sent from the spawned process.)
Args:
None
Returns:
bool: A boolean indicating whether the execution queue has
completed or not. Returns True if it has completed, False if it
has not. This return value can be used in a while loop to block
until processes have completed. (This is somewhat similar to
multiprocessing's :py:meth:`multiprocessing.Process.join()` if
used in a loop.)
"""
nproc = 0
# Get main process logger
logger = logging.getLogger()
# Loop through processes via index!
while nproc < len(config.dummymp_procs):
dummymp_proc = config.dummymp_procs[nproc]
# Check if process is complete! (In this case, ensure that
# the process is not in a start queue and it isn't alive
# anymore!)
if (not dummymp_proc in config.dummymp_start_procs) and (not dummymp_proc.is_alive()):
# Run process_queue() to fetch the remaining queue items
# from the process.
process_queue()
# Remove the queue and process
pi = config.dummymp_procs.index(dummymp_proc)
# Make sure to close the queue!
# ...but first, check to make sure the queue is empty.
if not config.dummymp_queues[pi].empty():
process_queue()
# Once we're sure, let's close things up!
config.dummymp_queues[pi].close()
config.dummymp_queues.pop(pi)
config.dummymp_procs.pop(pi)
logger.debug("Process complete!")
# Add to the completed count and remove from running count...
config.total_completed += 1
config.total_running -= 1
# Make any callbacks, if necessary.
if config.PROCESS_END_CALLBACK:
config.PROCESS_END_CALLBACK(config.total_completed, config.total_running, config.total_procs)
# Deincrement index counter, since we just removed a process
# from the list.
nproc -= 1
# Increment
nproc += 1
# Fetch available CPUs
avail_cpus = getCPUAvail() - config.total_running
# Check if we need to update CPU avail
if not needUpdateCPUAvail():
nproc = 0
# Loop through process execution queue
while nproc < len(config.dummymp_start_procs):
dummymp_proc_entry = config.dummymp_start_procs[nproc]
# Check to make sure we can meet max_processes limit
# (0 means no limit set)
if (config.max_processes == 0) or (config.total_running < config.max_processes):
# If there's no available CPUs, check to make sure that a
# process isn't already running, and that the mode set is
# not GENEROUS.
if ((avail_cpus == 0) and (config.total_running == 0) and (config.DUMMYMP_MODE != config.DUMMYMP_GENEROUS)):
# Force a single process to run!
avail_cpus += 1
logger.debug("Not in generous mode, so forcing one task to run.")
# Check if we have any available (or "available") CPUs!
if avail_cpus > 0:
logger.debug("%i CPUs available, spawning process!" % avail_cpus)
# Deincrement counter
avail_cpus -= 1
# Setup Queue
# We create the Queue and Process here so that we can
# prevent the error from opening too many Queue objects
# in multiprocessing.Pipe:
# IOError: handle out of range in select()
# Bug: http://bugs.python.org/issue10527
q = Queue()
# Extract internal PID, function, final_args, and
# final_kwargs
int_pid = dummymp_proc_entry[0]
func = dummymp_proc_entry[1]
final_args = dummymp_proc_entry[2]
final_kwargs = dummymp_proc_entry[3]
# Now add some arguments to the front:
# Function to actually run
final_args.insert(0, func)
# Queue
final_args.insert(0, q)
# Process ID
final_args.insert(0, int_pid)
# Create Process object
p = Process(target = _runner, args = final_args, kwargs = final_kwargs)
# Save it
config.dummymp_queues.append(q)
config.dummymp_procs.append(p)
# Start the process...
p.start()
# ...and remove it from the starting queue.
config.dummymp_start_procs.remove(dummymp_proc_entry)
# Increment running counter...
config.total_running += 1
# Make any callbacks, if necessary.
if config.PROCESS_START_CALLBACK:
config.PROCESS_START_CALLBACK(config.total_completed, config.total_running, config.total_procs)
# Deincrement index counter, since we just removed a process
# from the start queue list.
nproc -= 1
else:
logger.debug("Max processes limit of %i reached, waiting for process to terminate." % config.max_processes)
# Increment
nproc += 1
# Check to see if we are done!
if len(config.dummymp_procs) == 0:
logger.debug("All processes complete, returning True.")
return True
return False
[docs]def process_until_done():
"""Process the execution queue until all have been completed.
Process the execution queue until it has indicated that all
processes in the queue have been completed. (This is somewhat
similar to multiprocessing's
:py:meth:`multiprocessing.Process.join()`.)
Args:
None
"""
# Run process_queue() and process_process() until process_process()
# returns False (when it completes the process queue)
while not process_process():
process_queue()
time.sleep(0.001)


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| Returns gyro z dps data in degrees per second. More... | |
| int | get_temp () |
| Returns temprature data in degrees. More... | |
| void | set_scale (int scale) |
| Changes the scale of the gyroscope This function is used to change the gyroscope scale to either 250, 500 or 2000. | |
| int | wake () |
| Wakes up the gyroscope This function is used to wakes up the gyroscope from sleep mode. | |
| int | sleep () |
| Tugs in the gyroscope This function is used to to set the gyroscope to sleep mode. | |
| void | reset () |
Class that interfaces the arduino connected to a gyro scope.
A class that interfaces the Slave Arduino Nano through a spi bus that is dedicated only to the Arduino Nano. The Arduino Nano is connected to a L3G4200 gyroscope. The functions of this class send register adresses to the Arduino Nano and then Arduino Nano returns the correpsonding data.
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Constructs an interface for the Slave Arduino Nano.
This constructor creates an interface for the Slave Arduino Nano using a spi bus and a enabler pin.
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Constructs an interface for the Slave Arduino Nano.
This constructor creates an interface for the Slave Arduino Nano using a spi bus and a enabler pin and also sets the scale for the gyroscope.
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function to read and write data.
A function used to write 1 byte of data to read 1 byte of data.
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function to read and write data.
A function used to write 2 byte of data to read 2 bytes of data. The function merges the to bytes of data and then return them as an uint16_t value.
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Returns gyro x dps data in degrees per second.
This function is used to recieve the current degrees per second x value from the slave Arduino Nano.
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Returns gyro y dps data in degrees per second.
This function is used to recieve the current degrees per second y value from the slave Arduino Nano.
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Returns gyro z dps data in degrees per second.
This function is used to recieve the current degrees per second z value from the slave Arduino Nano.
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Returns gyro x axis data in degrees.
This function is used to recieve the current gyro x axis from the slave Arduino Nano
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Returns gyro y axis data in degrees.
This function is used to recieve the current gyro y axis from the slave Arduino Nano
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Returns gyro z axis data in degrees.
This function is used to recieve the current gyro z axis from the slave Arduino Nano
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Returns temprature data in degrees.
This function is used to recieve the current temprature from the slave Arduino Nano.


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