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Having thus gathered in one numerous testimonies from the writings of the ancient inspired servants of God who dwelt on either hemisphere, and joined therewith extracts from the revelations of the present dispensation, with regard to the foreordination, mission, life-work and death of the Only Begotten Son, we shall now proceed to trace, from the sacred volumes, the revelation of our Savior, and the prophecy of his advent from the earliest ages of recorded history, until He fulfilled in Himself all, even all that, as offering, sacrifice, sacrament, vision or prophetic word, had foreshadowed His appearing, or typified the mystery of His all-atoning blood.
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We shall commence this portion of our subject by showing that sacrifices have been offered from the very earliest times, and that when performed under divine instruction, they prefigured and typified the sacrifice of the Son of God, and that it was with this view these sacrifices were offered up.
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It is recorded in the fourth chapter of the XXSCRIP that, "..."
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As these sayings found in King James’ translation of the Bible are very limited, and somewhat obscure, we will here refer, as a starting point on this subject, to the account given of these events in the Pearl of Great Price, which is a selection from the revelations, translations and narrations of XXFIRSTNAME XXLASTNAME, the Prophet, Seer and Revelator of XXCHURCHFULL. For in that translation it is stated that Adam, previous to these acts of Abel and Cain, offered up a sacrifice by the direct command of God. It is there written that the Lord gave unto Adam and Eve "..." We are further informed that "..."
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From the above it would seem that Adam, until instructed by the angel, did not know the reasons for the offering up of sacrifices, nor the object that the Lord had in view in requiring this offering at his hands; for, being asked by the angel why he performed this rite, he said, "..." and the object of the visit of this holy being to Adam evidently was to show him why he was called to offer a sacrifice to the Lord, as, on Adam expressing his ignorance of the intent of this offering, the angel stated very explicitly that this thing was "..." We have here given a reason why Adam offered up this sacrifice.


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Users pass images and objects of class 'nifti' from the 'oro.nifti' package to a Papaya, an interactive lightweight JavaScript viewer. Although many packages can view individual slices or projections of image and matrix data, this package allows for quick and easy interactive browsing of images. The viewer is based off of the Mango software, which is a lightweight medical image viewer.
| Version: | 1.0 |
| Imports: | neurobase, oro.nifti, servr, htmltools, utils |
| Published: | 2016-09-28 |
| Author: | John Muschelli |
| Maintainer: | John Muschelli <muschellij2 at gmail.com> |
| BugReports: | https://github.com/muschellij2/papayar/issues |
| License: | GPL-3 |
| URL: | https://github.com/rii-mango/Papaya/ |
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| CRAN checks: | papayar results |
| Reference manual: | papayar.pdf |
| Package source: | papayar_1.0.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: papayar_1.0.zip, r-release: papayar_1.0.zip, r-oldrel: papayar_1.0.zip |
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TUTORIAL: Load data attributes with Mouse Clicks
byA recent project at work almost required my creating functionality that loaded content stored in HTML5 data attributes onto a web page with mouse clicks. At that point, I had used data attributes in practice code a bit, but readily admitted to not knowing everything about them.
I did some web searches on data attributes and was shocked at the lack of good, descriptive tutorials on the subject. Although I ended up not using them in the work project, I still spent a few days hacking some related code together (all while taking note of the quirks and cross-browser issues), leading to this tutorial where I use info about my favorite footie teams as a data structure.
Table of Contents
- How data attributes work
- A simple example
- Proper naming of data attributes
- Store the data attributes in a link
- Store the data attributes in multiple links
- Use "getAttribute()" as fallback code for "dataset"
- Conclusion
How data attributes work
Data attributes are attributes that store data in page elements:

The element that contains these data attributes (

in the above-example) has an internal property called dataset
that stores these attributes in an object called DOMStringMap
(an API introduced with HTML5):
console.log(teamInfo.dataset);
// logs "DOMStringMap {team: "Chelsea FC", manager: "José Mourinho", homePitch: "Stanford Bridge"}"
The values in an element's dataset
property can be accessed individually:
console.log(teamInfo.dataset.team); // logs "Chelsea FC"
console.log(teamInfo.dataset.manager); // logs "José Mourinho"
console.log(teamInfo.dataset.homePitch); // logs "Stanford Bridge"
All of this means we use JavaScript to find these properties and display them on a web page. But data attribute manipulation doesn't work in all browsers, specifically, Internet Explorer 10 and lower, so we need to write fallback code for those situations.
Before we create our final-production-ready code with fallbacks, we'll create some incremental examples to gain a better understanding of how all this works.
A simple example (See the demo)
We'll start by creating code that changes just one set of data attributes with JavaScript. Let's start with the CSS, which will be applied to all future code samples and demos:
body {
background: grey;
color: #000;
font-family: 'Helvetica Neue', Helvetica, Arial, sans-serif;
font-weight: 900;
font-size: 18px;
}
a:link {
color: #fff;
font-weight: 700;
font-size: 22px;
}
a:visited {
color: #fff;
}
a:hover {
color: #fff;
text-decoration: none;
}
.teamListItem {
display: inline;
list-style-type: none;
padding-right: 20px;
}
.dataTarget {
padding-left: 40px;
margin: 10px 0;
}
The HTML for this example looks like this:
<!DOCTYPE html>

<meta charset="UTF-8">
<title>TUTORIAL: Change "data" Attributes with Mouse Clicks</title>

Load Chelsea FC Info »

And the JavaScript for this example looks like this:
var team = document.querySelector("#team"),
manager = document.querySelector("#manager"),
homePitch = document.querySelector("#homePitch");
$("#chelsea").click(function(event){
event.preventDefault();
// Use the dataset property
team.innerHTML = teamInfo.dataset.team;
manager.innerHTML = teamInfo.dataset.manager;
homePitch.innerHTML = teamInfo.dataset.homePitch;
});
Breaking down the HTML first:
Load Chelsea FC Info »
In the HTML, clicking on the id="chelsea
element will load the content stored in the data attributes.

Those attributes are listed inside

and named data-team
, data-home-pitch
and data-manager
.

On mouse clicks, those attribute values will be placed inside the three div
tags at the bottom. Their ids are: team
, manager
and homePitch
.
Breaking down the JavaScript next...
var team = document.querySelector("#team"),
manager = document.querySelector("#manager"),
homePitch = document.querySelector("#homePitch");
For those div
tags that we're placing the data attribute values inside of , we're using document.querySelector()
to store references to them. This will make them easier to find when I start referring to them in this next function...
$("#chelsea").click(function(event){
event.preventDefault();
// Use the dataset property
team.innerHTML = teamInfo.dataset.team;
manager.innerHTML = teamInfo.dataset.manager;
homePitch.innerHTML = teamInfo.dataset.homePitch;
});
The $
tells us that we're using jQuery to bind the jQuery.click
method to the link on the web page which, again, is the one with an id of #chelsea
. It has a parameter called event
passed to it, which we'll discuss a little later.
When #chelsea
is clicked, it accesses the previously-mentioned dataset
property of the #teamInfo
element and sees the value of all its data attributes. So for example: after it's clicked, #chelsea
sees that teamInfo.dataset.team
is direct reference to the value of the data-team
attribute in #teamInfo
, and that the value is "Chelsea FC".
The link will then take that value and place it inside the

tags that we referenced with querySelector()
, all with help of the innerHTML
property. So for example: that value of "Chelsea FC" will be placed inside of

, which is referenced by the previously-created team
variable.
OK...back to the function's event
parameter...
We have to do this so we can use the event.PreventDefault()
method in the link. If we don't use this and the link's href
attribute is set to #
(which is what's happening with #chelsea
), then the #
will be passed to the URL.
Depending on the page layout, this will force the page to jump to the top. Which we don't want.
(Side note: read more about event.PreventDefault() on MDN. There's also the similar event.stopPropagation() on MDN, but that blocks events a little more obtrusively then event.PreventDefault()
.)
Proper naming of data attributes (See the demo)
Here's one of the quirks of data attributes...
As just mentioned, teamInfo.dataset.team
is a direct reference to the data-team
attribute...that makes sense. It's also the same thing with the manager information: teamInfo.dataset.manager
is a direct reference to the data-manager
attribute.
But those are one-word attributes and our data-home-pitch
attribute is two words. So the syntax is different:
homePitch.innerHTML = teamInfo.dataset.homePitch;
It needs to be this way for two-word data attributes due to how dataset
works behind the scenes. Specifically, dataset
will look at the data attribute names and automatically drop the data- prefix first, removing hyphens next, and finally convert the attribute to camelCase.
To better understand this, look at the HTML for this section's demo and note that it has a data-homePitch
attribute. Click on the "Load Chelsea FC Info »" link and notice that the pitch content loads in as undefined
instead of the expected "Stanford Bridge".
Adjust the code so it says data-home-pitch
and it will work fine. But from there, go to the JavaScript and change teamInfo.dataset.homePitch
to teamInfo.dataset.home-pitch
...you'll get a browser console reference error saying "pitch is not defined".
Because of this, I suggest keeping your data attributes and dataset
properties at a two-word minimum. data-home-pitch
and teamInfo.dataset.homePitch
are fine...data-home-team-pitch
and teamInfo.dataset.homeTeamPitch
may work, but are too verbose.
Store the data attributes in a link (See the demo)
The first example separated the link and the data attribute content for the sake of a clearer explanation, but a real-world use case is to store the attributes in the link being clicked on. Using the same CSS, that code would look like this:
The HTML
...

Load Chelsea FC Info »

...
The JavaScript
var team = document.querySelector("#team"),
manager = document.querySelector("#manager"),
homePitch = document.querySelector("#homePitch");
$("#chelsea").click(function(event){
event.preventDefault();
team.innerHTML = this.dataset.team;
manager.innerHTML = this.dataset.manager;
homePitch.innerHTML = this.dataset.homePitch;
});
In the HTML, we've taken the data attributes listed in

and placed them inside the #chelsea
link. This means that

is no longer needed so we can get rid of it.
In the JavaScript, we've replaced all the teamInfo.dataset
references to this.dataset
. this
is a direct reference to the #chelsea
link context, meaning it sees everything connected to it...including the data attributes.
Store the data attributes in multiple links (See the demo)
In the previous example, we could have used chelsea.dataset
instead of this.dataset
. But by using this
, our code is reusable and lets us create multiple links that use the same functionality.
Still keeping the CSS the same, we can add a few more links to our HTML while slightly adjusting our JavaScript. Clicking on each link will load different info onto our page.
The HTML
...

Load Chelsea FC Info »

Load Real Madrid Info »

Load AC Milan Info »

Load Paris Saint-Germain Info »

...
The JavaScript
var team = document.querySelector("#team"),
manager = document.querySelector("#manager"),
homePitch = document.querySelector("#homePitch");
$(".teamLink").click(function(event){
event.preventDefault();
team.innerHTML = this.dataset.team;
manager.innerHTML = this.dataset.manager;
homePitch.innerHTML = this.dataset.homePitch;
});
In the HTML we've removed the id property while adding a class called teamLink
for each of our links. We're also no longer targeting the id in the jQuery.click
method and, instead, targeting this new teamLink
class.
So every time a link with the teamLink
class gets clicked, the this
keyword forces our JavaScript code to look at the data attributes for that link only, then load them onto the page.
Use getAttribute()
as fallback code for dataset
(See the demo)
dateset
is awesome but, as mentioned in the beginning, isn't cross-browser compliant and doesn't work in all browsers. We can write fallback code with the getAttribute()
method for those browsers, specifically IE 10 and lower.
The CSS and HTML stay the same while the JavaScript goes through some changes...
var team = document.querySelector("#team"),
manager = document.querySelector("#manager"),
homePitch = document.querySelector("#homePitch"),
teamValue,
managerValue,
homePitchValue;
$(".teamLink").click(function(event){
event.preventDefault();
// if "this.dataset" does NOT exist, do this
if(!this.dataset) {
teamValue = this.getAttribute("data-team");
managerValue = this.getAttribute("data-manager");
homePitchValue = this.getAttribute("data-home-pitch");
// if but if it does, do this
} else {
teamValue = this.dataset.team;
managerValue = this.dataset.manager;
homePitchValue = this.dataset.homePitch;
};
team.innerHTML = teamValue;
manager.innerHTML = managerValue;
homePitch.innerHTML = homePitchValue;
});
We've add three new variables without giving them a value: teamValue
, managerValue
and homePitchValue.
From there, we make sure that every time a link is clicked, it first checks to see if our links have a dataset
property.
We do this using a JavaScript if/else
statement and first check to see dataset
does NOT exist by saying if(!this.dataset)
. If it doesn't exist, we'll use the getAttribute()
method to find all the data attribute values and store them in the three new variables we just created.
But if the dataset
property DOES exist, we'll just say that those new variables should use dataset
to access and store those values like we've been doing up to this point.
We've made sure that the teamValue
, managerValue
and homePitchValue
variables are properly storing the data attributes values, regardless of whether or not the browser supports dataset
. So in order to get those values on the page, we just need to tell our code to look at those variable values and place them inside the elements we pre-defined awhile ago with document.querySelector()
.
Conclusion
This was a very basic data attribute implementation and, quite frankly, data attribute implementations should be simple. Each link isn't overloaded with data attributes that have over 100 character lines of copy.
Were that my data structure or something even more complicated, I would use a pure JS implementation and ignore data attributes. That was my opinion at the start of this but reading well-respected developer Divya Manian's excellent dataset
post justifies my feelings.
But for simple data structures, using data attributes will certainly fit your simpler use cases, especially if you need to load them with a mouse event. So there are many reasons to add them to your production code, and I hope this tutorial helps you.


Plugin Compatibility with IntelliJ Platform Products
Introduction
All products based on the IntelliJ Platform are built on the same underlying API. Some of these products share features built on top of the platform, such as Java support in IntelliJ IDEA and Android Studio. Underlying those shared features are shared components. When authoring a plugin for the IntelliJ Platform, it is important to understand and declare dependencies on these components. Otherwise, it may not be possible to load or run the plugin in a product because the components on which it depends aren’t available.
- Introduction
- Declaring Plugin Dependencies
- Modules
- Exploring Module and Plugin APIs
- Verifying Dependency
- Platform API Version Compatibility
Declaring Plugin Dependencies
For the purposes of dependencies, a module can be thought of like a built-in plugin that ships as a non-removable part of a product. A working definition of a dependency is that a plugin project cannot be run without the module present in an IntelliJ Platform-based product. Declaring a dependency on a module also expresses a plugin’s compatibility with a product in that the IntelliJ Platform determines whether a product contains the correct modules to support a plugin before loading it.
Part I of this document describes the syntax for declaring plugin dependencies and optional plugin dependencies.
Part II of this document (below) describes the functionality of the IntelliJ Platform modules to aid in determining the dependencies of a plugin.
The way dependency declarations are handled by the Intellij Platform is determined by the contents of the plugin.xml
file:
- If a plugin does not declare any dependencies in its
plugin.xml
file, or if it declares dependencies only on other plugins but not modules, it’s assumed to be a legacy plugin and is loaded only in IntelliJ IDEA. This configuration of dependency declaration is deprecated; do not use it for new plugin projects. - If a plugin declares at least one module dependency in its
plugin.xml
file, the plugin is loaded if an IntelliJ Platform-based product contains all the modules and plugins on which the plugin has declared a dependency.
Modules
A module represents a built-in plugin that is a non-removable part of a product. Some modules are available in all products, and some modules are available only in some, or even just one product. This section identifies and discusses modules of both types.
Modules Available in All Products
A core set of modules are available in all products based on the IntelliJ Platform. These modules provide a set of shared functionality. The following table lists modules that are currently available in all products.
Module for <depends> ElementDeclaration in plugin.xml File |
Functionality |
|---|---|
com.intellij.modules.platform |
Messaging, UI Themes, UI Components, Files, Documents, Actions, Components, Services, Extensions, Editors |
com.intellij.modules.lang |
File Type, Lexer, Parser, Highlighting, References, Code Completion, Find, Rename, Formatter, Code Navigation |
com.intellij.modules.xml |
XML, XML DOM, XSD/DTD, DOM Model |
com.intellij.modules.vcs |
VCS Revision Numbers, File Status, Change Lists, File History, Annotations |
com.intellij.modules.xdebugger |
Debug Session, Stack Frames, Break Points, Source Positions, Memory Views, Tracked Instances |
As of this writing, if a plugin: A) is dependent only on one or more of the modules in the table above, and B) declares those module dependencies in plugin.xml
, then any product developed by JetBrains based on the IntelliJ Platform will load it.
Modules Specific to Functionality
More specialized functionality is also delivered via modules and plugins in IntelliJ Platform-based products.
For example, the com.intellij.modules.python
module supports the Python language-specific functionality.
If a plugin uses functionality from this module, such as Python-specific inspections and refactoring, it must declare a dependency on this module.
Note that not all products define and declare modules. For example, PhpStorm does not have its own module, but the product itself depends on (and ships with) the PHP language plugin. A plugin project is compatible with PHP functionality if it declares a dependency on this PHP language plugin.
The following table lists(1) modules or built-in plugins that provide specific functionality, and the products that currently ship with them.
Module or Plugin for <depends> ElementDeclaration in plugin.xml File |
Functionality |
IntelliJ Platform-Based Product Compatibility |
|---|---|---|
com.intellij.modules.java See (2) below. com.intellij.java |
Java language PSI Model, Inspections, Intentions, Completion, Refactoring, Test Framework | IntelliJ IDEA, Android Studio |
com.intellij.modules.ultimate |
All functionality unique to IntelliJ IDEA Ultimate | IntelliJ IDEA Ultimate Edition |
com.intellij.modules.androidstudio |
Android SDK Platform, Build Tools, Platform Tools, SDK Tools | Android Studio |
com.intellij.modules.appcode |
CocoaPods, Core Data Objects, Device & Simulator Support | AppCode |
com.intellij.modules.cidr.lang |
C, C++, Objective-C/C++ language PSI Model, Swift/Objective-C Interaction, Inspections, Intentions, Completion, Refactoring, Test Framework | AppCode, CLion |
com.intellij.modules.cidr.debugger |
Debugger Watches, Evaluations, Breakpoints, Inline Debugging | AppCode, CLion, RubyMine |
com.intellij.modules.clion |
CMake, Profiler, Embedded Development, Remote Development, Remote Debug, Disassembly | CLion |
com.intellij.database |
Database Tools and SQL language PSI Model, Inspections, Completion, Refactoring, Queries | DataGrip, IntelliJ IDEA Ultimate, AppCode, PhpStorm, PyCharm Professional, RubyMine, CLion, GoLand, Rider, and WebStorm if the Database Tools and SQL plugin is installed. |
com.intellij.modules.go |
Go language PSI Model, Inspections, Intentions, Completion, Refactoring, Test Framework | GoLand |
com.intellij.modules.python |
Python language PSI Model, Inspections, Intentions, Completion, Refactoring, Test Framework | PyCharm, and other products if the Python plugin is installed. |
com.intellij.modules.rider |
Connection to ReSharper Process in Background | Rider |
com.intellij.modules.ruby |
Ruby language PSI Model, Inspections, Intentions, Completion, Refactoring, Test Framework | RubyMine, and IntelliJ IDEA Ultimate if the Ruby plugin is installed. |
com.jetbrains.php |
PHP language PSI Model, Inspections, Intentions, Completion, Refactoring, Test Framework | PhpStorm, and other products if the PHP plugin is installed. |
JavaScript |
JavaScript language PSI Model, Inspections, Intentions, Completion, Refactoring, Test Framework | WebStorm, and other products if the JavaScript plugin is installed |
Notes about Module and Plugin Dependency:
(1) This table is not exhaustive, there are other modules currently available in JetBrains’ IntelliJ Platform-based IDEs.
To see a list of modules, invoke the code completion feature for the <depends>
element contents while editing the plugin.xml
file.
(2) The Java language functionality was extracted as a plugin in version 2019.2 of the IntelliJ Platform.
This refactoring separated the Java implementation from the other, non-language portions of the platform.
Consequently, Java dependencies are expressed differently in plugin.xml
depending on the version of the IntelliJ Platform being targeted:
- Syntax required for releases prior to 2019.2, allowable in all releases:
plugin.xml
include<depends>com.intellij.modules.java</depends>
- Syntax for 2019.2 and later releases:
plugin.xml
allowable alternative include<depends>com.intellij.java</depends>
build.gradle
required to includeintellij.plugins 'java'
Exploring Module and Plugin APIs
Once the dependency on a module or plugin is declared in plugin.xml
, it’s useful to explore the packages and classes available in that dependency.
The section below gives some recommended procedures for discovering what’s available in a module or plugin on which a project depends.
These procedures assume a project has the build.gradle
and plugin.xml
dependencies configured correctly.
Exploring APIs as a Consumer
Exploring the available packages and classes in a plugin or module utilizes features in the IntelliJ IDEA IDE.
If the project is not up to date, Reimport the Gradle project as a first step. Reimporting the project will automatically update the dependencies.
In the Project Window, select Project View and scroll to the bottom to see External Libraries.
Look for the library Gradle:unzipped.com.jetbrains.plugins:foo:
, where “foo” matches, or is similar to, the contents of the <depends>
tags in plugin.xml
or the intellij.plugins
declaration in build.gradle
.
The image below shows the External Libraries for the example plugin project configuration explained in Configuring build.gradle and Configuring plugin.xml.
Expand the External Library (as shown) to reveal the JAR files contained in the library. Drill down into the JAR files to expose the packages and (decompiled) classes.
Exploring APIs as an Extender
If a project is dependent on a plugin or module, in some cases the project can also extend the functionality available from the plugin or module.
To browse the opportunities for extension, start by placing the cursor on the contents of the <depends>
elements in the project’s plugin.xml
file.
Use the Go to Declaration IDE feature to navigate to the plugin.xml
file for the plugin on which the project depends.
For example, performing this procedure on the <depends>com.jetbrains.php</depends>
declaration in a project’s plugin.xml
file will navigate to the plugin.xml
file for the com.jetbrains.php
(PHP) project.
A common, but not universal, pattern in the IntelliJ platform is for a plugin (like PHP) to declare <extensionPoints>
and then implement each one as <extensions>
.
Continuing the example, search the PHP plugin’s plugin.xml
file for:
<extensionPoints>
to find the opportunities for extending the PHP plugin’s functionality.<extensions defaultExtensionNs="com.jetbrains.php">
to find where the PHP plugin extends functionality. The extension namespace (in this examplecom.jetbrains.php
) will match the<id>
defined in theplugin.xml
file.
Verifying Dependency
Before marking a plugin project as dependent only on modules in a target product in addition to com.intellij.modules.platform
, verify the plugin isn’t implicitly dependent on any APIs that are specific to IntelliJ IDEA.
To verify a plugin project’s independence, create an SDK pointing to an installation of the intended target IntelliJ Platform-based product, e.g., PhpStorm, rather than IntelliJ IDEA.
Use the same development version of the IntelliJ platform as the targeted product.
Additional product-specific information about developing for the IntelliJ Platform is documented in Part VIII.
Based on the tables above, the JetBrains plugin repository automatically detects the JetBrains products with which a plugin is compatible, and makes the compatibility information available to plugin authors. The compatibility information determines if plugins are available at the plugin repository to users of a particular JetBrains product.
Platform API Version Compatibility
The API of IntelliJ Platform and bundled plugins may change between releases. The significant changes that may break plugins are listed on Incompatible Changes in IntelliJ Platform and Plugins API page.


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[gecode-users] Fwd: Multi-objective Model with Searchcombinators in Gecode
Mohamed Rezgui
kyo.alone at gmail.com
Wed Mar 12 20:22:20 CET 2014
---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: Mohamed Rezgui <kyo.alone at gmail.com>
Date: 2014-03-12 20:21 GMT+01:00
Subject: Fwd: [gecode-users] Multi-objective Model with
Searchcombinators in Gecode
To: Guido Tack <tack at gecode.org>
Dear Guido,
I compile successfully searchcombinators with gecode 4.2.1 (I change
with the appropriate API).
I would like to know how can I set 3 ou several objectives (on
lexicographic multi-objective) please ?
I test with different approaches and it does not work.
Other question how can I print pretty like output with trace_solution
I found a bug with concatenation "*" ++ "\n" (it does not work).
%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
include "globals.mzn";
include "searchcombinators.mzn";
annotation lexicoMinimize3obj(var int: obj1, var int: obj2, var int:
obj3, ann: s) =
let {
%% minimise => svar int: best1 = ub(obj1)
%% maximize => svar int: best1 = lb(obj1)
svar int: best1 = ub(obj1),
%% minimise => svar int: best2 = ub(obj3)
%% maximize => svar int: best2 = lb(obj3)
svar int: best2 = ub(obj2),
%% minimise => svar int: best2 = ub(obj3)
%% maximize => svar int: best2 = lb(obj3)
svar int: best3 = ub(obj3)
}
in (
portfolio([
%% minimise => obj1 < lv("best1")
%% maximize => obj1 > lv("best1")
and(
post(obj1 < lv("best1"), and(s,assign(best1,obj1))),
prune
),
%% minimise => obj2 < lv("best2")
%% maximize => obj2 > lv("best2")
post(obj1=lv("best1"),
post(obj2 < lv("best2"), and(s,assign(best2,obj2)))),
%% minimise => obj3 < lv("best3")
%% maximize => obj3 > lv("best3")
post(obj2=lv("best2"),
post(obj3 < lv("best3"), and(s,assign(best3,obj3))))
])
);
% Variables
var 0..10: obj1;
var 1..10: obj2;
var 2..10: obj3;
%% call
solve
:: print([obj1, obj2, obj3], lexicoMinimize3obj(obj1, obj2, obj3,
int_search([obj1, obj3, obj2], input_order, assign_ub)
))
satisfy;
%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
Best Regards,
Mohammed REZGUI
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Cordialement,
Mohamed REZGUI
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| string | Name [get] |
| string | Help [get] |
| OptionSet | Options [get, set] |
| Action< IEnumerable< string > > | Run [get, set] |
| CommandSet | CommandSet [get, set] |
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Reimplemented from JBToolkit.Windows.ConsoleHelper.Command.


1. Introduction
...
2. Default Styles for Custom Elements
When defining custom elements,
one often wants to set up "default" styles for them,
akin to the user-agent styles that apply to built-in elements.
This is, unfortunately, hard to do in vanilla CSS,
due to issues of scoping and specificity—
To aid in this, this section defines a way to create a stylesheet of "default element styles" for a given element. This stylesheet applies across the entire document, in all shadow trees, and the rules in it apply at the user agent origin, so author-level rules automatically win.
Window
s gain a private slot [[defaultElementStylesMap]]
which is a map of local names to stylesheets.
These stylesheets must apply to every document in the window. They must be interpreted as user agent stylesheets.
Note: This implies, in particular, that they apply to all shadow trees in every document, and that the declarations in them are from the user agent origin.
For the purpose of the cascade, these stylesheets are ordered after the user agent’s own stylesheets; their relative ordering doesn’t matter as it is not observable.
Within these stylesheets, complex selectors must be treated as invalid. Every compound selector must be treated as containing an additional type selector that selects elements with the local name that the stylesheet is keyed with.
Do we need to restrict the at-rules that can be used in these sheets? For example, do we allow an @font-face? I’m going to leave it as allowed unless/until I hear complaints.
This specification does not define how to add to, remove from, or generally manipulate
the [[defaultElementStylesMap]]
.
It is expected that other specifications,
such as [DOM],
will define ways to do so.
3. Shadow Encapsulation
3.1. Informative Explanation of Shadow DOM
The following is a non-normative explanation of several concepts normatively defined in the DOM Standard [DOM], to aid in understanding what this spec defines without having to fully grok the DOM Standard.
In addition to the qualities of an element tree defined in Selectors Level 4 §data-model, the DOM Standard adds several new concepts related to shadow trees, several of which are relevant to CSS.
An element can host a shadow tree, which is a special kind of document fragment with a shadow root (a non-element node) at its root. Children of the shadow root are ordinary elements and other nodes. The element hosting the shadow tree is its host, or shadow host.
The elements in a shadow tree are not descendants of the shadow host in general (including for the purposes of Selectors like the descendant combinator). However, the shadow tree, when it exists, is used in the construction of the flattened element tree, which CSS uses for all purposes after Selectors (including inheritance and box construction).
Loosely, the shadow tree is treated as the shadow host’s contents
instead of its normal light tree contents.
However, some of its light tree children
can be "pulled into" the shadow tree by assigning them to slots.
This causes them to be treated as children of the slot for CSS purposes.
The slots can then be assigned to slots in deeper shadow trees;
luckily, slots themselves don’t generate boxes by default,
so you don’t get an unpredictable cascade of slot
wrapper elements
disrupting your CSS.
If nothing is explicitly assigned to a slot, the slot’s own children are instead assigned to it, as a sort of "default" contents.
3.2. Shadow DOM and Selectors
3.2.1. Matching Selectors Against Shadow Trees
When a selector is matched against a shadow tree, the selector match list is initially the shadow host, followed by all children of the shadow tree’s shadow root and their descendants, ordered by a pre-order traversal.
Note: Remember that the descendants of an element are based on the light tree children of the element, which does not include the shadow trees of the element.
When a selector is matched against a tree, its tree context is the root of the root elements passed to the algorithm. If the tree context is a shadow root, that selector is being matched in the context of a shadow tree.
querySelector()
when called from a shadow root. Declarations inherit the tree context of the selector that was matched to apply them.
3.2.2. Selecting Shadow Hosts from within a Shadow Tree
A shadow host is outside of the shadow tree it hosts, and so would ordinarily be untargettable by any selectors evaluated in the context of the shadow tree (as selectors are limited to a single tree), but it is sometimes useful to be able to style it from inside the shadow tree context.
For the purpose of Selectors, a shadow host also appears in its shadow tree, with the contents of the shadow tree treated as its children. (In other words, the shadow host is treated as replacing the shadow root node.)
When considered within its own shadow trees, the shadow host is featureless. Only the :host, :host(), and :host-context() pseudo-classes are allowed to match it.
Why is the shadow host so weird?
The shadow host lives outside the shadow tree, and its markup is in control of the page author, not the component author.
It would not be very good if a component used a particular class name internally in a shadow tree stylesheet, and the page author using the component accidentally also used the the same class name and put it on the shadow host. Such a situation would result in accidental styling that is impossible for the component author to predict, and confusing for the page author to debug.
However, there are still some reasonable use-cases for letting a stylesheet in a shadow tree style its shadow host. (For example, the component might want to be laid out as a flexbox, requiring the shadow host to be set to display: flex.) So, to allow this situation but prevent accidental styling, the shadow host appears but is completely featureless and unselectable except through :host and its related functional forms, which make it very explicit when you’re trying to match against markup provided by the page author.
3.2.3. Selecting Into the Light: the :host, :host(), and :host-context() pseudo-classes
The :host pseudo-class, when evaluated in the context of a shadow tree, matches the shadow tree’s shadow host. In any other context, it matches nothing.
The :host() function pseudo-class has the syntax:
:host( <compound-selector-list> )
When evaluated in the context of a shadow tree, it matches the shadow tree’s shadow host if the shadow host, in its normal context, matches the selector argument. In any other context, it matches nothing.
The specificity of :host is that of a pseudo-class. The specificity of :host() is that of a pseudo-class, plus the specificity of its argument.
Note: This is different from the specificity of similar pseudo-classes, like :matches() or :not(), which only take the specificity of their argument. This is because :host is affirmatively selecting an element all by itself, like a "normal" pseudo-class; it takes a selector argument for syntactic reasons (we can’t say that :host.foo matches but .foo doesn’t), but is otherwise identical to just using :host followed by a selector.
<x-foo class="foo"> <"shadow tree">
...
 </> </x-foo>
For a stylesheet within the shadow tree:
-
:host matches the
<x-foo>
element. -
x-foo matches nothing.
-
.foo matches only the

element. -
.foo:host matches nothing
-
:host(.foo) matches the
<x-foo>
element.
Ordinary, selectors within a shadow tree can’t see elements outside the shadow tree at all. Sometimes, however, it’s useful to select an ancestor that lies somewhere outside the shadow tree, above it in the document.
The :host-context() functional pseudo-class tests whether there is an ancestor, outside the shadow tree, which matches a particular selector. Its syntax is:
:host-context( <compound-selector-list> )
When evaluated in the context of a shadow tree, the :host-context() pseudo-class matches the shadow host, if the shadow host or one of its shadow-including ancestors matches the provided <compound-selector-list>. In any other context, it matches nothing.
The specificity of :host-context() is that of a pseudo-class, plus the specificity of its argument.
Note: This means that the selector pierces through shadow boundaries on the way up, looking for elements that match its argument, until it reaches the document root.
3.2.4. Selecting Slot-Assigned Content: the ::slotted() pseudo-element
The ::slotted() pseudo-element represents the elements assigned, after flattening, to a slot. This pseudo-element only exists on slots.
The ::slotted() pseudo-element is an alias for other elements in the tree, and does not generate any boxes itself.
The grammar of the ::slotted() pseudo-element is:
::slotted( <compound-selector-list> )
The ::slotted() pseudo-element represents the elements that are:
-
assigned, after flattening, to the slot that is ::slotted’s originating element
-
matched by its <compound-selector-list> argument
The ::slotted() pseudo-element can be followed by a tree-abiding pseudo-element, like ::slotted()::before, representing the appropriate pseudo-element of the elements represented by the ::slotted() pseudo-element.
The specificity of ::slotted() is that of a pseudo-element, plus the specificity of its argument.
<x-foo>
...

...

...

 <"shadow tree">
...

...
 <slot name="foo"></slot> </"shadow tree"> </x-foo>
For a stylesheet within the shadow tree,
a selector like ::slotted(*) selects #one and #two only,
as they’re the elements assigned to the sole slot
element.
It will not select #three (no slot
attribute)
nor #four (only direct children of a shadow host can be assigned to a slot).
A selector like ::slotted(.foo), on the other hand, will only select #one, as it matches .foo, but #two doesn’t.
Note: Note that a selector like ::slotted(*) is equivalent to *::slotted(*),
where the * selects many more elements than just the slot
element.
However, since only the slot
elements are slots,
they’re the only elements with a ::slotted() pseudo-element as well.
Note: ::slotted() can only represent the elements assigned to the slot. Slots can also be assigned text nodes, which can’t be selected by ::slotted(). The only way to style assigned text nodes is by styling the slot and relying on inheritance.
3.3. Shadow Trees and the Cascade
To address the desired cascading behavior of rules targetting elements in shadow roots, this specification extends the cascade order defined in the Cascade specification. [CSS3CASCADE]
An additional cascade criteria must be added, between Origin and Scope, called Shadow Tree.
-
When comparing two declarations that have different tree contexts, then for normal rules the declaration earlier in the shadow-including tree order wins, and for important rules the declaration coming later in the shadow-including tree order wins.
Note: This is the opposite of how scoped styles work.
3.4. Flattening the DOM into an Element Tree
While Selectors operates on the DOM tree as the host language presents it, with separate trees that are unreachable via the standard parent/child relationship, the rest of CSS needs a single unified tree structure to work with. This is called the flattened element tree (or flat tree), and is constructed as follows:
-
Let pending nodes be a list of DOM nodes with associated parents, initially containing just the document’s root element with no associated parent.
-
Repeatedly execute the following substeps until pending nodes is empty:
-
Pop the first element from pending nodes, and assign it to pending node.
-
Insert pending node into the flat tree as a child of its associated parent. (If it has no associated parent, it’s the document root—
just insert it into the flat tree as its root.) -
Perform one of the following, whichever is the first that matches:
- pending node is a shadow host
- Append the child nodes of the shadow root of the shadow tree it hosts to pending nodes, with pending node as their associated parent.
- pending node is a slot
-
Find slotables for pending node,
and append them to pending nodes,
with pending node as their associated parent.
If no slotables were found for pending node, instead append its children to pending nodes, with pending node as their associated parent.
- Otherwise,
- Append the child nodes of pending node’s light tree to pending nodes, with pending node as their associated parent.
-
Note: In other words, the flat tree is the top-level DOM tree, but shadow hosts are filled with their shadow tree children instead of their light tree children (and this proceeds recursively if the shadow tree contains any shadow hosts), and slots get filled with the nodes that are assigned to them (and this proceeds recursively if the slots are themselves assigned to a slot in a deeper shadow tree).
A non-obvious result of this is that elements assigned to a slot inherit from that slot, not their light-tree parent or any deeper slots their slot gets assigned to. This means that text nodes are styled by the shadow tree of their parent, with nobody else capable of intervening in any way. Do we want an additional pseudo-element for targeting those text nodes so they can be styled at all slot-assignment levels, like normal elements can be? This implies it needs to work for text nodes in the light tree before they’re assigned downwards, so this can’t just be a ::slotted() variant. Luckily, this is a long-standing request!
3.4.1. Slots and Slotted Elements in a Shadow Tree
Slots must act as if they were assigned display: contents via a rule in the UA origin. This must be possible to override via display, so they do generate boxes if desired.
Note: A non-obvious result of assigning elements to slots is that they inherit from the slot they’re assigned to. Their original light tree parent, and any deeper slots that their slot gets assigned to, don’t affect inheritance.
4. Changes
The following significant changes were made since the 3 April 2014 Working Draft.
-
Renamed ::content to ::slotted.
-
Define the flattened tree
-
Generally reorg and rebase the Shadow DOM section on top of current DOM.
-
Punt @scope and related things, and ::region and related things, to the next level of the draft.
5. Privacy and Security Considerations
This specification introduces Shadow DOM and some shadow-piercing capabilities,
but this does not introduce any privacy or security issues—


The book of Romans is a Pauline Epistle (letter from Paul). The
Apostle Paul wrote it roughly about 56-57 A.D. The key personalities in the book of Romans are the Apostle Paul, and Phoebe who delivered this letter. Paul
wrote the letter to the believers in Rome, hence the name “Romans”. He wrote
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1 Corinthians 13:4-7: “Love is patient, love is kind. It does not envy, it does not boast, it is not proud. It is not rude, it is not self-seeking, it is not easily angered, it keeps no record of wrongs. Love does not delight in evil but rejoices with the truth. It always protects, always trusts, always hopes, always perseveres.”
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The book of Galatians is a Pauline Epistle (letter from Paul). It was written by the Apostle Paul about 49 A.D. prior to the Jerusalem Council which
had taken place in 50 A.D.
This quite possibly could have been Paul’s first letter. The key personalities of this book are the Apostle Paul, Peter, Barnabas, Abraham, Titus, and false teachers. Paul writes this book to deal
with the problem of circumcision and Jewish legalism toward Gentile believers.
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The book of Ephesians is a Prison Epistle (letter written while in prison). Paul wrote it about 60-62 A.D. The key personalities of Ephesians are
the Apostle Paul and Tychicus. It was written to encourage believers to walk
as fruitful followers of Christ and to serve in unity and love in the midst of persecution.
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The book of Philippians is a Prison Epistle (letter written while in prison). Paul wrote it about 62 A.D. as he anticipated his release from prison.
They key personalities are the Apostle Paul,
Timothy, Epaphroditus, Euodia, and Syntyche. It was written to show his appreciation and love to the
Philippians in a thank-you letter for their continued help and support, and also to encourage their growth.
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Colors are amazing, but if you don't know what colors to use or need a great palette, Puppertino has you covered. We have taken these beautiful colors from Elementary guidelines. You can use the color palette component using the CSS of color palette or downloading the full CSS (Not recommended if you are just going to use this component).
Currently Puppertino consists of
12 color palettes which you can choose from. To use
them just click on them and the class for the color will be copied to
your clipboard! Alternatively, find the color you want to use, add
p-
, the color and, the shade you want to
use, i.e: p-strawberry-100
(Base colors
don't use shade).
There are also text colors, just add -color
at the end, i.e p-strawberry-100-color
New!
We've added colors as variables, so you use them wherever and however you like, just add --
before the color in your CSS code, i.e --p-strawberry-100
.


A web version of Daniel Dennett's RAP machine.
The RAP language has three instructions:
INC [register] [instruction]
DEB [register] [instruction] [branch instruction if zero]
Execution begins at instruction 0. Play executes the program until it reaches an END (watch out for infinite loops!)
Step executes one instruction at a time. The highlighted instruction is the next one about to be executed. Restart sets the machine to it's initial state, your instructions will still be there, it just gets rid of the existing register values and sets the program to run at instruction 0 again.
Write the program here.
Restart to start over again
The register values are here.
This makes a loop to decrement a register, increment a register. If we can't decrement because zero, we've taken all from that register and added to the other, so branch to end.
Register 0 with your value, register 1 with the other value. The result will be in register 1.
DEB 0 2 3
INC 1 1
END
Like addition, but zeroes out a register, then adds a another register to this one.
Register 0 will get zeroed out then the contents of register 1 will be moved to it.
DEB 0 1 2
DEB 1 3 4
INC 0 2
END


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 We will include what you like, we will respect your taste and preferences because your wedding is a day to share who you are as a couple with your loved ones.
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#include <PlayerComponent.h>
§ Coffee()
| Coffee::Coffee |
( |
float |
AmountOfCoffee | ) |
|
Constructor for Coffee.
- Parameters
-
| AmountOfCoffee | - Amount of starting coffee. |
§ DrinkCoffee()
| bool Coffee::DrinkCoffee |
( |
double |
amount | ) |
|
NOT IMPLEMENTED Consumes coffee to get stamina.
- Parameters
-
| amount | - Amount of coffee to consume. |
- Returns
- False
§ GetAmountOfCoffee()
| float Coffee::GetAmountOfCoffee |
( |
| ) |
const |
§ GetCurrentTilt()
| float Coffee::GetCurrentTilt |
( |
| ) |
const |
§ GetCurrentTiltDirection()
| int Coffee::GetCurrentTiltDirection |
( |
| ) |
const |
- Returns
- Current tilt direction.
§ GetTiltTime()
| float Coffee::GetTiltTime |
( |
| ) |
const |
- Returns
- Time required to fully tilt.
§ Inited()
Initialize coffee parameter.
§ IsInited()
| bool Coffee::IsInited |
( |
| ) |
const |
- Returns
- Is coffee initialized?
§ RemoveCoffee()
| bool Coffee::RemoveCoffee |
( |
double |
amount | ) |
|
Removes an amount of coffee.
- Parameters
-
| amount | - Amount to remove. |
- Returns
- True, if it is possible to remove the amount of coffee.
§ SetAmountOfCoffee()
| float Coffee::SetAmountOfCoffee |
( |
float |
coffee | ) |
|
Sets the current coffee value.
- Parameters
-
§ SetCurrentTilt()
| void Coffee::SetCurrentTilt |
( |
float |
tilt | ) |
|
Sets the current coffee tilt.
- Parameters
-
§ SetCurrentTiltDirection()
| void Coffee::SetCurrentTiltDirection |
( |
int |
tiltTo | ) |
|
Sets tilt direction.
- Parameters
-
| tiltTo | - Direction to tilt too. (-100 or 100) |
§ SetTiltTime()
| void Coffee::SetTiltTime |
( |
double |
time | ) |
|
Sets the required time to fully tilt.
- Parameters
-
§ _amountOfCoffee
| float Coffee::_amountOfCoffee {0} |
|
private |
§ _currentTilt
| float Coffee::_currentTilt {0} |
|
private |
§ _inited
| bool Coffee::_inited {false} |
|
private |
§ _tiltingTo
§ _time
The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:


Delta Calibration - Alpha Rotation, Diagonal Rod, Horizontal Radius, and Tower XYZ Offset Calibration Tool - V1.0.3
Default settings are for the Rostock Max V2.
Accuracy:
Measurement inversion:
Diagonal Rod:
Horizontal Radius:
Tower Offset - XYZ
Alpha Rotation - ABC
Tower heights:
Printer steps per mm:
------Expert------
Diagonal Rod Percentages:
Horizontal Radius displacement when value is increased by 1:
X Offset Percentage:
Y Offset Percentage:
Z Offset Percentage:
Used to find the diagonal rod percentages:
Used to find the Horizontal radius displacement amount:
Used to find the X tower offset percentages:
Used to find the Y tower offset percentages:
Used to find the Z tower offset percentages:
Calculate steps per millimeter:


Debian is distributed freely over Internet. You can download all of it from any of our mirrors. The Installation Manual contains detailed installation instructions.
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UNSUPPORTED_FEATURE error class
The feature is not supported:
This error class has the following derived error classes:
AES_MODE
AES-<mode>
with the padding <padding>
by the <functionName>
function.
ANALYZE_UNCACHED_TEMP_VIEW
The ANALYZE TABLE FOR COLUMNS command can operate on temporary views that have been cached already. Consider to cache the view <viewName>
.
ANALYZE_UNSUPPORTED_COLUMN_TYPE
The ANALYZE TABLE FOR COLUMNS command does not support the type <columnType>
of the column <columnName>
in the table <tableName>
.
ANALYZE_VIEW
The ANALYZE TABLE command does not support views.
CATALOG_OPERATION
Catalog <catalogName>
does not support <operation>
.
COMBINATION_QUERY_RESULT_CLAUSES
Combination of ORDER BY/SORT BY/DISTRIBUTE BY/CLUSTER BY.
DESC_TABLE_COLUMN_PARTITION
DESC TABLE COLUMN for a specific partition.
INSERT_PARTITION_SPEC_IF_NOT_EXISTS
INSERT INTO <tableName>
with IF NOT EXISTS in the PARTITION spec.
LATERAL_COLUMN_ALIAS_IN_AGGREGATE_FUNC
Referencing a lateral column alias <lca>
in the aggregate function <aggFunc>
.
LATERAL_COLUMN_ALIAS_IN_AGGREGATE_WITH_WINDOW_AND_HAVING
Referencing lateral column alias <lca>
in the aggregate query both with window expressions and with having clause. Please rewrite the aggregate query by removing the having clause or removing lateral alias reference in the SELECT list.
LATERAL_COLUMN_ALIAS_IN_GROUP_BY
Referencing a lateral column alias via GROUP BY alias/ALL is not supported yet.
LATERAL_COLUMN_ALIAS_IN_WINDOW
Referencing a lateral column alias <lca>
in window expression <windowExpr>
.
LATERAL_JOIN_USING
JOIN USING with LATERAL correlation.
LITERAL_TYPE
Literal for ‘<value>
’ of <type>
.
MULTIPLE_BUCKET_TRANSFORMS
Multiple bucket TRANSFORMs.
MULTI_ACTION_ALTER
The target JDBC server hosting table <tableName>
does not support ALTER TABLE with multiple actions. Split the ALTER TABLE up into individual actions to avoid this error.
ORC_TYPE_CAST
Unable to convert <orcType>
of Orc to data type <toType>
.
PANDAS_UDAF_IN_PIVOT
Pandas user defined aggregate function in the PIVOT clause.
PIVOT_AFTER_GROUP_BY
PIVOT clause following a GROUP BY clause. Consider pushing the GROUP BY into a subquery.
PIVOT_TYPE
Pivoting by the value ‘<value>
’ of the column data type <type>
.
PYTHON_UDF_IN_ON_CLAUSE
Python UDF in the ON clause of a <joinType>
JOIN. In case of an INNNER JOIN consider rewriting to a CROSS JOIN with a WHERE clause.
SET_NAMESPACE_PROPERTY
<property>
is a reserved namespace property, <msg>
.
SET_PROPERTIES_AND_DBPROPERTIES
set PROPERTIES and DBPROPERTIES at the same time.
SET_TABLE_PROPERTY
<property>
is a reserved table property, <msg>
.
TABLE_OPERATION
Table <tableName>
does not support <operation>
. Please check the current catalog and namespace to make sure the qualified table name is expected, and also check the catalog implementation which is configured by “spark.sql.catalog”.
TOO_MANY_TYPE_ARGUMENTS_FOR_UDF_CLASS
UDF class with <num>
type arguments.
TRANSFORM_DISTINCT_ALL
TRANSFORM with the DISTINCT/ALL clause.
TRANSFORM_NON_HIVE
TRANSFORM with SERDE is only supported in hive mode.


To illustrate this, let’s convert the Selenium-Webdriver by Example tutorial to use Cucumber.
We can express the example as the following Scenario:
Scenario: Page title should show search term
Given I visit Google
When I search for Cheese!
Then the page title starts with cheese
Here are the accompanying Step Definitions:
package com.example;
public class ExampleSteps {
private WebDriver driver;
@Before
public void setup() {
// Create a new instance of the Firefox driver
// Notice that the remainder of the code relies on the interface,
// not the implementation.
driver = new FirefoxDriver();
}
@Given("^I visit Google$")
public void I_visit_google() {
driver.get("http://www.google.com");
}
@When("^I search for Cheese!$")
public void search_for_cheese() {
WebElement element = driver.findElement(By.name("q"));
// Enter something to search for
element.sendKeys("Cheese!");
// Now submit the form. WebDriver will find the form for us from the element
element.submit();
}
@Then("^the page title starts with cheese$")
public void checkTitle() {
// Google's search is rendered dynamically with JavaScript.
// Wait for the page to load, timeout after 10 seconds
(new WebDriverWait(driver, 10)).until(new ExpectedCondition<Boolean>() {
public Boolean apply(WebDriver d) {
return d.getTitle().toLowerCase().startsWith("cheese");
}
});
assertThat(driver.getTitle(), startsWith("cheese"));
// Should see: "cheese! - Google Search"
}
@After()
public void teardown() {
driver.quit();
}
}
Other browser testing tools which work with the various language flavours of Cucumber include:
Closing and re-opening the browser window between your tests will slow them down. To re-use them you can use the SharedDriver wrapper rather than calling Webdriver directly.
See the example code for embedding screenshots.


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a article by Peter Petersson (karma4u101) - Published 3 Sep 2014
This article is about Lift 3's round trip concept. At the end of this article you will know how to set up a data grid with CRUD operations using Lift 3's round trip concept with Angular and Slick.
So what do we mean by Lift 3's round trip concept? Let's clarify with a quote from Lift Founder David Pollak.
With Lift 3, we introduce the idea of Round Trips: a client-side request that's sent to the server where the client receives a Streaming Promise, the server performs its computations and when the results are ready, they get pushed to the client… and if there are multiple results, the multiple results are pushed to the client as the results become available.
David Pollak @dpp in Angular JS, Lift 3, and Streaming Promises
Although this application is kick-started using the lift-advanced-bs3 Template Application with the Lift module FoBo's Bootstrap v3.x setting as it's base the following sections is mostly about Angular and Lift 3's Round Trip concept. To make the examples a bit more realistic/exciting we are also using Slick to handle the back-end storage. The choice of using Slick to handle the back-end storage has however no impact on the overall concept described in this article/tutorial.
If you wish, you can have this article/tutorial up and running in less than 5 minutes, the only prerequisites is that you have Java and Git installed on the target computer. One benefits (apart from easy acces to the code) would be that you will not only have acces to the client side consol logs but also the server side logs. To get started go to FoBo-Demo and read the README.md.
The examples are increasingly complex in what they accomplish but considering the "normal complexity" involved in coding the same thing using other techniques the code needed using Lift and Angular is elegant and fairly simple to comprehend.
To make the examples clear I have tried to keep the code as simple as possible, for that reason the Slick integration is close to the bare minimum and dose, for that reason, not reflect what you would expect in a production ready project. Also the examples lacks most error handling although some error handling is briefly mentioned and it should be fairly easy for you the reader, to imagine the extensions needed.
You can read more about Angular JS, Lift 3 and Streaming Promises in DPP's Blog
Lift comes with two (optional) ORM persistence layer modules Mapper and Record where, notably, the later includes specific support for MongoDB and Squeryl .
Although Lift has those excellent ORM modules Lift's WebKit is agnostic as to the use of ORM frameworks or database query and access library as can be seen in this article/tutorial where we are using the Slick 2.0 Functional Relational Mapping framework.
FoBo is all about providing toolkits for responsive design solutions. In this the AngularJS toolkit and its modules like NGTouch , UI Bootstrap , UI-Grid and more has a natural fit.
However nothing in the articles angular examples depends on the FoBo module, by that I mean, that there is not FoBo specific Angular API magic involved in the examples just plain Lift and Angular stuff. FoBo is however providing a nice uniform resource setup and some nice bootstrap-Lift snippets used herein.
The lift-ng module is a excellent Angular specific Lift module that lets you utilize Lift's reactive features such as asynchronous comet updates to the client and returning LAFuture[T] results for services.
Here is a youtube video 15-Minute Chat with lift-ng showcasing some of the lift-ng powers.


#include <Client.h>
Public Types | |
| enum | State { NICK, LOBBY, SENT_RQ, RECV_RQ, GAME, KILL_THREAD } |
| State of the client. More... | |
Public Member Functions | |
| Client (int socket, std::string ip, std::string protocolId) | |
| Constructor of the class - creates an instance of it. More... | |
| ~Client () | |
| Destructor of the class - closes the socket used for communication with the server. More... | |
| void | sendMessage (std::string msg) const |
| Sends a message to the client (from the server) More... | |
| std::string | toStr () const |
| Returns a string representation of the client (IP, nick, ...) More... | |
| int | getSocket () const |
| Getter of the socket of the client. More... | |
| State | getState () const |
| Getter of the current state of the client. More... | |
| void | setState (State state) |
| Setter of the state of the client. More... | |
| std::string | getNick () const |
| Getter of the nick of the client. More... | |
| void | setNick (std::string nick) |
| Setter of the nick of the client. More... | |
| bool | isHandlingThreadRunning () const |
| Returns true/false whether the main thread handling the client should continue running. More... | |
| void | setHandlingThreadRunning (bool state) |
| Setter of the state of the main thread handling the client. More... | |
| void | setReceivedPing (bool value) |
| Setter of the state whether or not the client just sent a ping message to the server. More... | |
| bool | getReceivedPing () const |
| Getter of the state whether or not the client just sent a ping message to the server. More... | |
| std::string | leftAlign (int n) const |
| Aligns the number given as a parameter up to four zeros from left. More... | |
Static Public Attributes | |
| static const std::string | UNDEFINED_NICK = "UNDEFINED_NICK" |
| undefined nick (used as a default value before they enter their nick) More... | |
| static const int | BUFF_SIZE = 128 |
| size of the buffer used when sending messages to the client More... | |
Private Attributes | |
| int | socket |
| socket the client uses for communication with the server More... | |
| std::string | ip |
| ip address of the client More... | |
| std::string | nick |
| nick of the client More... | |
| State | state |
| state of the client More... | |
| bool | handlingThreadRunning |
| true/false if the main thread of the client is running or not - used for killing it More... | |
| bool | receivedPing |
| true/false the client sent a ping message to the server More... | |
| std::string | protocolId |
| id of the protocol More... | |
This class holds information about a client that gets connected to the server. For example, it holds their nick, socket, state, etc.
| enum Client::State |
State of the client.
| Client::Client | ( | int | socket, |
| std::string | ip, | ||
| std::string | protocolId | ||
| ) |
Constructor of the class - creates an instance of it.
| socket | the client uses for communication with the server |
| ip | address of the client (IPv4) |
| protocolId | id of the protocol |
| Client::~Client | ( | ) |
Destructor of the class - closes the socket used for communication with the server.
| std::string Client::getNick | ( | ) | const |
Getter of the nick of the client.
| bool Client::getReceivedPing | ( | ) | const |
Getter of the state whether or not the client just sent a ping message to the server.
| int Client::getSocket | ( | ) | const |
Getter of the socket of the client.
This getter is used when adding the socket to the set of sockets meant to be used by method select().
| Client::State Client::getState | ( | ) | const |
Getter of the current state of the client.
| bool Client::isHandlingThreadRunning | ( | ) | const |
Returns true/false whether the main thread handling the client should continue running.
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inline |
Aligns the number given as a parameter up to four zeros from left.
| n | number that is going to be aligned return string (aligned number) |
| void Client::sendMessage | ( | std::string | msg | ) | const |
Sends a message to the client (from the server)
| msg | messaget that is going to be send off to the client |
| void Client::setHandlingThreadRunning | ( | bool | state | ) |
Setter of the state of the main thread handling the client.
| state | - true/false new state of the thread |
| void Client::setNick | ( | std::string | nick | ) |
Setter of the nick of the client.
| nick | - the new nick of the client |
| void Client::setReceivedPing | ( | bool | value | ) |
Setter of the state whether or not the client just sent a ping message to the server.
| value | - true/false new state of the variable |
| void Client::setState | ( | State | state | ) |
Setter of the state of the client.
| state | - the new state of the client |
| std::string Client::toStr | ( | ) | const |
Returns a string representation of the client (IP, nick, ...)
|
static |
size of the buffer used when sending messages to the client
|
private |
true/false if the main thread of the client is running or not - used for killing it
|
private |
ip address of the client
|
private |
nick of the client
|
private |
id of the protocol
|
private |
true/false the client sent a ping message to the server
|
private |
socket the client uses for communication with the server
|
private |
state of the client
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static |
undefined nick (used as a default value before they enter their nick)


Build HA cluster with keepalived
OS: CentOS 5.4
Software:
keepalived, openssl097a, lighttpd
Arch:
| ————— | –lb_master (<IP_ADDRESS>/24) |
| Visitors -(VIP) - |
| ————— | –lb_slave (<IP_ADDRESS>/24) |
VIP: <IP_ADDRESS>/24
Install
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preparation: enable Two important repo
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wget ftp://rpmfind.net/linux/dag/redhat/el4/en/i386/dag/RPMS/keepalived-1.1.13-5.el4.rf.i386.rpm
# keepalived need old libs libssl.so.4 and libcrypto.so.4,if you use some other OS, maybe no need.
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yum install -y openssl097a lighttpd
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rpm -ivh keepalived-1.1.13-5.el4.rf.i386.rpm
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/etc/init.d/keepalived && chkconfig keepalived on && /etc/init.d/lighttpd && chkconfig lighttpd on
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check with command $ip addr show eth0
# if the above steps, no error. let’s configure the keepalived.
Configuration
$mv /etc/keepalived/keepalived.conf /etc/keepalived/keepalived.conf.back
$touch /etc/keepalived/keepalived.conf
#edit /etc/keepalived/keepalived.conf
# Master contents:
—begin——content cut here—————–
vrrp_script chk_http_port {
script “/usr/bin/killall -0 lighttpd”
interval 2
weight 2
}
vrrp_instance VI_1 {
state MASTER
interface eth0
virtual_router_id 51
priority 101
advert_int 1
authentication {
auth_type PASS
auth_pass 1111
}
virtual_ipaddress {
<IP_ADDRESS>/24 dev eth0
}
}
—end——content cut here—————–
# Slave contents:
—begin——content cut here—————–
vrrp_script chk_http_port {
script “/usr/bin/killall -0 lighttpd”
interval 2
weight 2
}
vrrp_instance VI_1 {
state MASTER
interface eth0
virtual_router_id 51
priority 100
advert_int 1
authentication {
auth_type PASS
auth_pass 1111
}
virtual_ipaddress {
<IP_ADDRESS>/24 dev eth0
}
}
—end——content cut here—————–
$/etc/init.d/keepalived restart
$tail -f /var/log/messages
……….
Apr 3 11:34:15 stage Keepalived_vrrp: VRRP_Instance(VI_1) Sending gratuitous ARPs on eth0 for <IP_ADDRESS>
Apr 3 11:34:15 stage Keepalived_vrrp: Netlink reflector reports IP <IP_ADDRESS> added
Apr 3 11:34:15 stage Keepalived_healthcheckers: Netlink reflector reports IP <IP_ADDRESS> added
Apr 3 11:34:20 stage Keepalived_vrrp: VRRP_Instance(VI_1) Sending gratuitous ARPs on eth0 for <IP_ADDRESS>
………
Test
#edit the /srv/www/lighttpd/index.htm
#master
$echo “I am master” > /srv/www/lighttpd/index.htm
#slave
$echo “I am slave” > /srv/www/lighttpd/index.htm
# shutdown master
$curl <IP_ADDRESS>
I am slave
# start master
$curl <IP_ADDRESS>
I am master
# some info from messages when master is down
Apr 3 11:36:24 stage Keepalived_vrrp: VRRP_Instance(VI_1) Entering BACKUP STATE
Apr 3 11:36:24 stage Keepalived_vrrp: VRRP_Instance(VI_1) removing protocol VIPs.
Apr 3 11:36:24 stage Keepalived_vrrp: Netlink reflector reports IP <IP_ADDRESS> removed
Apr 3 11:36:24 stage Keepalived_healthcheckers: Netlink reflector reports IP <IP_ADDRESS> removed
Extend
RTFM, the keepalived is very complex and good, it has lots of options, this is only one simple tutorial.