Session IF1 : |
Data Mining |
Time : |
Friday, December 2, 2005, 10:45~12:15PM |
Location : |
Room 106 |
Session Chair : |
San-Yi Hwang |
|
Ying-Feng Kuo |
A New Algorithm for Discretization of Numerical Attributes |
Jia-Yuarn Guo, Chun Pei, Shu-Shin Wang* |
Ordnance Readiness and Development Center, Taiwan |
Nan Jeon Institute of Technology, Taiwan* |
WEB-INDEX MINER: A tool to find access patterns in the web access logs |
G. Arumugam, M. Thangaraj |
Madurai Kamaraj University, India |
Analysis Of Preprocessing And Prefetching Issues Using Server Side Web Logs |
G. Arumugam, S. Suguna* |
Madurai Kamaraj University, India |
K.L.N. College of Engineering, India* |
A Spatiotemporal Traffic Patterns Mining on LBS-based Application |
Sheng-Han Tsai, Wei-Hsun Lee, Shian-Shyong Tseng* |
National Chiao Tung University, Taiwan |
National Chiao Tung University / Asia University, Taiwan* |
Incremental Supervised Rule Mining From Inconsistent Redundancy Data |
Yong Liu, Congfu Xu, Yunhe Pan, T. Y. Lin* |
Zhejiang University, China |
San Jose State University, USA* |
Granulate and Conquer: Clustering Web Pages Semantically using Combinatorial Topology |
Tsau Young Lin, I-Jen Chiang* |
San Jose State University, USA |
Taipei Medical University, Taiwan |
Session IFB: |
Machine Learning I |
Time: |
Friday, December 2, 2005, 10:45~12:15PM |
Location: |
Room 107 |
Session Chair: |
Pau-Choo Chung |
|
Chih-Hung Wu |
Clustering of Self-Organizing Map on Mixed Data |
Sheng-Hsuan Wang, Kuo-Min Wang, Chung-Chian Hsu |
National Yunlin University of Science and Technology, Taiwan |
Extracting Effective Parameters for Intelligent Learning Diagnosis Systems |
Chenn-Jung Huang, Chih-Tai Guan, San-Shine Chu, Yi-Ta Chuang |
National Hualien Teachers College, Taiwan |
A Consensus-based Service Discovery Based on Fuzzy Preference Relations |
Chun-Lung Huang, Ping Wang*, Kuo-Ming Chao**, Chi-Chun Lo, Yinsheng Li*** |
National Chiao Tung University, Taiwan |
Kun Shan University of Technology, Taiwan* |
Coventry University, UK** |
Fudan University, China*** |
Speech-Driven Mouth Animation Based on Support Vector Regression |
Chia-Te Liao, Yu-Kuen Wu, Shang-Hong Lai |
National Tsing Hua University, Taiwan |
Automatic Web Service Composition Using Ontology and QoS |
Wei-Shen Lai, Paul Hsueh-Min Chang, Hsiang-Yuan Yeh, Von-Wun Soo |
National Tsing Hua University, Taiwan |
Advanced Analysis of Timing of Resources Exploration in the Behavior of Firm- ARMAX, BPNN, ANFIS,
GA-ARMAX, or ASVR Approach |
Bao Rong Chang, Hsiu Fen Tsai* |
National Taitung University, Taiwan |
Shu Te University, Taiwan* |
Session SS7 : |
Agents |
Time : |
Friday, December 2, 2005, 10:45~12:15PM |
Location : |
Room 108 |
Session Chair : |
Tzung-Pei Hong |
|
Jong-Chen Chen |
Real-Time Fine-Grained Multiple-Target Tracking on a Virtual Fab Architecture Based on Multi-Agents |
Ching-Hu Lu, Chun-Feng Liao, Chao-Lin Wu, Li-Chen Fu |
National Taiwan University, Taiwan |
An Ontology-supported Outbound Intrusion Detection Tool |
Salvador Mandujano |
Instituto Tecnol’ogico y de Estudios Superiores de Monterrey, Mexico |
A Predictable Scenes Algorithm for Color Image Using Multiple Regression |
Wen-Yuan Chen, Jhen-Syun Liao, Chen-Chung Liu |
National Chin-Yi Institute of Technology, Taiwan |
A Nonlinear Multiagent System Design with a Hybrid Approach |
Chih-Fu Chang, Jane Yung-jen Hsu, Li-Chen Fu |
National Taiwan University, Taiwan |
Agent-Mediated Personal Photo Sharing |
Ting-hsiang Huang, Bo-lyun Lu, Jane Yung-jen Hsu |
National Taiwan University, Taiwan |
Study on Making the Nonnegative Accumulation Profit and Loss Obtained through Stock Trading with
a Learning Agent |
Masashi Sasaki, Seiichi Fujimori, Satoshi Niikura |
Tokai University, Japan |
Session IF2 : |
Fuzzy Systems I |
Time : |
Friday, December 2, 2005, 14:45~16:15PM |
Location : |
Room 106 |
Session Chair : |
Jyh-Horng Chou |
|
Yu-Kun Ho |
Linear Programming With Fuzzy Constraints by Genetic Algorithms |
Feng-Tse Lin, Ming-Gar Lee |
Chinese Culture University, Taiwan |
Reinforcement Learning Adaptive Fuzzy Control of Permanent Magnetic Synchronous Motors |
Chuan-Kai Lin |
Chinese Naval Academy, Taiwan |
Simple Control Strategic for Fuzzy Logic Controlled Active Power Filter |
W.P. Hew, N. A. Rahim, S. H. Lim |
University of Malaya, Malaysia |
Using Single-Antecedent Fuzzy Rules in Fuzzy Knowledge Map |
Sebastian W. Khor, M. Shamim Khan, Kok Wai Wong |
Murdoch University, Australia |
Self-Reproducing Machine Learning and Temporal Knowledge Acquisition |
James Kuodo Huang |
California Information Technology, USA |
Session IF3 : |
Information Retrieval |
Time : |
Friday, December 2, 2005, 14:45~16:15PM |
Location : |
Room 107 |
Session Chair : |
Chia-Hui Chang |
|
Chao-Lin Liu |
Fast Image Retrieval Using Low Frequency DCT Coefficients |
Tienwei Tsai, Yo-Ping Huang, Te-Wei Chiang* |
Tatung University, Taiwan |
Chihlee Institute of Technology, Taiwan* |
The Study on the Efficient Browsing Methodology in the Ontology-based Image Retrieval System |
Myunggwon Hwang, Hyunjang Kong, Pankoo Kim |
Chosun University, Korea |
Evolution in Knowledge Acquisition method with Time Interval Tracing Oriented |
Chia-Wen Teng, Shun-Chieh Lin, Shian-Shyong Tseng* |
National Chiao Tung University, Taiwan |
National Chiao Tung University / Asia University, Taiwan* |
Efficient Information Retrieval Using Domain Ontology and Rules |
Hyunjang Kong, Myunggwon Hwang, Pankoo Kim |
Chosun University, Korea |
Rule Base Partitioning for Constructing Meta-rule |
Chien-Hao Wen, Shun-Chieh Lin, Shian-Shyong Tseng*, Yao-Tsung Lin |
National Chiao Tung University, Taiwan |
National Chiao Tung University / Asia University, Taiwan* |
Study On Texture Image Retrieval |
Hwei-Jen Lin, Chih-Feng Lai, Shwu-Huey Yen, Hung-Hsuan Wu |
Tamkang University, Taiwan |
Session IF4 : |
Knowledge Based System |
Time : |
Friday, December 2, 2005, 14:45~16:15PM |
Location : |
Room 108 |
Session Chair : |
Wing-Kwong Wong |
|
Yue-Shi Lee |
Using Language Models to Solve the Polysemy Problems in a Chinese to Taiwanese TTS system – the case of “我們” |
Yih-Jeng Lin, Ming-Shing Yu |
Chien-Kuo Technology University, Taiwan |
National ChHung-Hsing University, Taiwan |
Designing 2D and 3D Shape Grammars with Logic Programming |
Wing-Kwong Wong, Wan-Ying Wang, Bo-Yu Chen, Sheng-Kai Yin |
National Yunlin University of Science & Technology, Taiwan |
A Bi-lingual TV News to Document Indexing System |
Dau-Cheng Lyu, Ren-Yuan Lyu, Yuang-Chin Chiang*, Chun-Nan Hsu ** |
Chang Gung University, Taiwan |
National Tsing Hua University, Taiwan* |
Academia Sinica, Taiwan** |
Using Genetically Modified Genetic Algorithm to Optimally Preplan Survivable WDM Networks |
Yih-Fuh Wang, Hsiu-Yen Hsieh, Chien-Hsun Chen |
Leader University, Taiwan |
A Web-based Diagnosis System with Cognitive Knowledge for Problem Posing |
Sheng-Cheng Hsu, Wing-Kwong Wong, Shih-Hung Wu*, Ming-Der Lin, Wen-Lian Hsu** |
National Yunlin University of Science and Technology, Taiwan |
Chaoyang University of Technology, Taiwan* |
Academia Sinica, Taiwan** |
Application of Extension Fault Diagnosis Method to Malfunction Investigation of Photovoltaic System |
Sheng-Han Ho, Kuei-Hsiang Chao, Mang-Hui Wang |
National Chin-Yi Institute of Techmology, Taiwan |
Session IS1 : |
Evolutionary Computation |
Time : |
Saturday, December 3, 2005, 08:50~10:30AM |
Location : |
Room 105 |
Session Chair : |
Tung-Kuan Liu |
|
Wei-Po Lee |
Global Numerical Optimization by Using an Improved Immune Algorithm |
Jinn-Tsong Tsai, Tung-Kuan Liu*, Jyh-Horng Chou* |
Kaohsiung Medical University, Taiwan |
National Kaohsiung First University of Science and Technology, Taiwan* |
Real-Coded Genetic Algorithm for Solving Generalized Polynomial Programming Problems |
Jui-Yu Wu, Yun-Kung Chung |
Yuan Ze University, Taiwan |
Fast Particle Swarm Optimization |
Chang-Huang Chen |
Tung-Nan Institute of Technology, Taiwan |
An Interaction Strategy and a Fitness Assignment Method of IGA in User's Preference Search System |
Futoshi Sugimoto, Masahide Yoneyama |
Toyo University, Japan |
Ant Colony Optimization for Task Matching and Scheduling |
Chung-Wen Chiang, Yi-Chan Lee*, Chungnan Lee*, Ta-Yuan Chou * |
National Kaohsiung First University of Science and Technology, Taiwan |
National Sun Yat-sen University, Taiwan* |
Dynamically Adjusting Migration Rates for Multi-Population |
Tzung-Pei Hong, Wen-Yang Lin, Shu-Min Liu*, Jian-Hong Lin* |
National University of Kaohsiung, Taiwan |
I-Shou University, Taiwan* |
Session IS2 : |
Machine Learning II |
Time : |
Saturday, December 3, 2005, 08:50~10:30AM |
Location : |
Room 106 |
Session Chair : |
Tzone-I Wang |
|
Cha-Hwa Lin |
Solving the Traveling Salesman Problem through Changing Crossover Operators |
Ryouei Takahashi |
Hachinohe Institute of Technology, Japan |
A Probabilistic Artificial Immune System |
Tzai-Der Wang, Colin Fyfe* |
Cheng Shiu University, Taiwan |
University of Paisley, Scotland* |
Classification and Reconcilement of Conflicts between Heterogeneous XML Schemas |
Doan Dai Duong, Le Thi Thu Thuy |
Hue University, Vietnam |
Topic Hierarchy Generation Based on Anchor Text and Term-correlation with Query Expansion |
Li-Ling Chou, Chiung-Wei Huang*, Hahn-Ming Lee |
National Taiwan University of Science and Technology, Taiwan |
Ching Yun University / National Taiwan University of Science and Technology, Taiwan* |
Quantum-based Minimization tuning Hybrid Model ASVR/NGARCH for Forecasting Complex Time-Series |
Bao Rong Chang |
National Taitung University, Taiwan |
A Dynamic QoS Multicast and Priority Scheduler Scheme in Ad Hoc Networks |
Chenn-Jung Huang, Yi-Ta Chuang, Liang-Chun Chen |
National Hualien University of Education, Taiwan |
Session IS3 : |
Pattern Recognition |
Time : |
Saturday, December 3, 2005, 08:50~10:30AM |
Location : |
Room 107 |
Session Chair : |
Jin-Shiuh Taur |
|
Hung-Hsu Tsai |
Shape Selection Problems Using Moments of Inertia of Plane Areas
Yuan-Fei Cheng
Meiho Institute of Technology, Taiwan |
m-SVC (Mixed-Norm SVC): A New Form of Support Vector Classifier |
Wei-Cheng Pao, Leu-Shing Lan, Dian-Rong Yang |
National Yunlin University of Science and Technology, Taiwan |
A Robust Fuzzy Support Vector Machine for Pattern Classification |
J.S. Taur, G.H. Lee, C.W. Tao* |
National Chung Hsing University, Taiwan |
National I-Lan University, Taiwan* |
Wavelet-Domain Image Watermarking Based on Rank Or-der and Classification Approach Optimized
by Genetic Algorithm |
Hung-Hsu Tsai, Kuo-Chun Wang, Hou-Chiang Tseng, Yi-Chun Kao |
National Formosa University, Taiwan |
Classification Rule Extracting Based on Relevant Attributes and Rule Enlargement |
George Lashkia, Laurence Anthony*, Hiroyasu Koshimizu |
Chukyo University, Japan |
Waseda University, Japan* |
Classification of Liver Diseases from CT Images Using Support Vector Machine |
Chien-Cheng Lee, Sz-Han Chen |
Yuan Ze University, Taiwan |
Classification of Human Sounds in a Smart Home Environment |
Yi-Syuan Su, Wen-Hung Liao |
National Cheng Chi University, Taiwan |
Session IS4 : |
Soft Computing I |
Time : |
Saturday, December 3, 2005, 08:50~10:30AM |
Location : |
Room 108 |
Session Chair : |
Feng-Tse Lin |
|
Wen-Yang Lin |
On the Enhancement of Quantum Key Distribution Protocol |
Feng-Tse Lin |
|
Chinese Culture University, Taiwan |
Automatic Exposure with Center / Focus Metering |
Chiou-Shann Fuh, Juian-Shian Chu |
National Taiwan University, Taiwan |
Adaptive Parameter Switching Framework on Model Selection of Financial Time Series |
Dah-Sheng Lee, Chia-Hsin Huang*, Tyng-Ruey Chuang*, Hahn-Ming Lee |
National Taiwan University of Science and Technology, Taiwan |
Institute of Information Science Academia Sinica, Taiwan* |
Applying Bayesian Networks to Construct Gene Networks of Cell Cycles |
Austin H. Chen, Chia-Lin Pan, Feng-Ling Chang |
Tzu Chi University, Taiwan |
Combining Information Content and Conceptual Density for Word Sense Disambiguation |
Miyoung Cho, Pankoo Kim |
Chosun University, Korea |
Asymptotic Behavior of Linear Approximations of Pseudo-Boolean Functions |
Guolin Ding, Robert Lax, Peter Chen, Jianhua Chen |
Louisiana State University, USA |
Session IS5 : |
Fuzzy Systems II |
Time : |
Saturday, December 3, 2005, 10:40~12:10PM |
Location : |
Room 107 |
Session Chair : |
Jane Yung-jen Hsu |
|
Jeeng-Min Ling |
An Intelligent Model for Identifying the Object and Predicting the Moving Path in Surveillance System |
Yo-Ping Huang, Chen-Rong Chang, Maw-Sheng Horng* |
Tatung University, Taiwan |
National Taipei University of Education, Taiwan* |
Mixed H2/H(infinity) Filtering for Discrete-Time Delay Fuzzy Systems |
Yu-Cheng Lin, Ji-Chang Lo |
National Central University, Taiwan |
A New Fuzzy Entropy Clustering Method with Adjustable Membership Characteristics |
Dian-Rong Yang, Leu-Shing Lan, Wei-Cheng Pao |
National Yunlin University of Science and Technology, Taiwan |
A Possibility-Probability Based Model for Distribution System Reliability |
Jeeng-Min Ling |
|
Southern Taiwan University of Technology, Taiwan |
Evaluating the Severity of Dementia of Alzheimer's Disease by a Characteristic-Point-Based Fuzzy
Inference System |
Tang-Kai Yin, Nan-Tsing Chiu* |
National University of Kaohsiung, Taiwan |
National Cheng Kung University, Taiwan* |
Robust Fuzzy Sliding-Mode Control for Microfluidic Manipulation |
Bor-Jiunn Wen, Yung-Chiang Chung* |
Industrial Technology Research Institute, Taiwan |
Ming Chi University of Technology, Taiwan* |
Session IS6 : |
Artificial Neural Networks |
Time : |
Saturday, December 3, 2005, 10:40~12:10PM |
Location : |
Room 108 |
Session Chair : |
Daw-Tung Dalton Lin |
|
Chuan-Yu Chang |
Neural based Fusion of Multiple Queries for Efficient Image Retrieval |
Siddhivinayak Kulkarni |
Nipissing University, Canada |
A Supplementary Approach for Short-Term Railway Passenger Demand Forecasting via Artificial Neural
Networks |
Tsung-Hsien Tsai, Chi-Kang Lee, Chien-Hung Wei |
National Cheng Kung University, Taiwan |
On a Multiple Nodes Fault Tolerant Training for RBF: Objective Function, Sensitivity Analysis and
Relation to Generalization |
John Sum |
|
Chung Shan Medical University, Taiwan |
Constructing an Ontology based on ART Neural Network |
Rung-Ching Chen, Jui-Yuan Liang, Ren-Hao Pan |
Chaoyang University of Technology, Taiwan |
Design of Sliding Mode with Neural Network Control for A Class of Chaotic Systems |
Lon-Chen Hung, Hung-Yuan Chung |
National Central University, Taiwan |
Decoupled Control Using Neural Network-Based Sliding Mode Controller for Nonlinear Systems |
Lon-Chen Hung, Hung-Yuan Chung |
National Central University, Taiwan |
Session IS7 : |
Computer Vision and Robotics |
Time : |
Saturday, December 3, 2005, 13:00~14:30PM |
Location : |
Room 106 |
Session Chair : |
Shang-Hong Lai |
|
Kuo-Yang Tu |
Semantic-Based Facial Expression Recognition Using Analytical Hierarchy Process |
Shyi-Chyi Cheng, Ming-Yao Chen, Hong-Yi Chang |
Kaohsiung First University of Science and Technology, Taiwan |
Concealing Color Image Using Discrete Fourier Transform and Phase Modulation Technique |
Wen-Yuan Chen, Ji-Hong Chen, Chen-Chung Liu |
National Chin-Yi Institute of Technology, Taiwan |
Neural Network and Fuzzy Logic Theory with Applications to Trajectory Organization |
Hsin-Yuan Chen, Chia-Yen Liu, Sheng-Chih Shu |
Feng Chia University, Taiwan |
Output Feedback Impedance Controller for Robot Manipulators — A H∞ Adaptive Neural Network
Approach |
Ming-Chang Hwang, Ching-Liu Chu, Reuy-Ming Chao, Chien-Huang Tsai |
Nan Kai Institute of Technology, Taiwan |
Studies and Implementation of Measurement and Correction of Odometry Errors in Mobile Robots |
Feng Chao Chiang, Kuo-Yang Tu |
National Kaohsiung First University of Science and Technology, Taiwan |
Session IS8 : |
Soft Computing II |
Time : |
Saturday, December 3, 2005, 13:00~14:30PM |
Location : |
Room 107 |
Session Chair : |
Shu-Chu Liu |
|
Yu-Hui Tao |
Neural Network Enhanced Sound Source Localization Model for Mobile Terminal |
Anthony Y. Fu, Danxia Lin*, Gang Liu** |
City University of Hong Kong, China |
National Engineering Research Center for Enterprise Information Software, China* |
Cofortune Information Technology Co., China** |
Comparing Genetic Algorithm and Statistical Segmentation in Terminology Extraction for Topical Forum |
Yu-Hui Tao, Chih-Lung Lin*, Shu-Chu Liu* |
National University of Kaohsiung, Taiwan |
National Pingtung University of Science and Technology, Taiwan* |
A Counter-propagation Neural Network for Lossless Digital Audio Watermarking |
Chuan-Yu Chang, Wen-Chih Shen |
National Yunlin University of Science & Technology, Taiwan |
MOI-based Multiobjective Genetic Algorithm for Short-Haul Airline Crew Rostering Application |
Tung-Kuan Liu, Jau-Wen Wang* |
National Kaohsiung First University of Science and Technology, Taiwan |
Fortune Institute of Technology, Taiwan |
A New Neural-based Illuminant Estimation Scheme for Automatic White Balancing of Digital Still Camera |
Ching-Han Chen, Chih-Yung Chen, Yu-Ju Lin |
I-Shou University, Taiwan |
|


ezcBaseMetaDataPearReader
public class ezcBaseMetaDataPearReader
| Field Summary | |
|---|---|
| private PEAR_Registry | Stores the PEAR_Registry to query for information |
| Constructor Summary | |
|---|---|
Creates the reader object and initialized the registry for querying / |
| Method Summary | |
|---|---|
| string | Returns the version string for the installed eZ Components bundle. |
| array(string=>string). | getComponentDependencies(mixed componentName) Returns a list of components that $componentName depends on. |
| string | getComponentVersion(mixed componentName) Returns the version string of the available $componentName or false when the component is not installed. |
| string | Returns a PHP version string that describes the required PHP version for this installed eZ Components bundle. |
| bool | isComponentInstalled(mixed componentName) Returns whether $componentName is installed Checks the PEAR registry whether the component is there. |
private PEAR_Registry $registry
Stores the PEAR_Registry to query for information
public ezcBaseMetaDataPearReader()
Creates the reader object and initialized the registry for querying /
public string getBundleVersion()
Returns the version string for the installed eZ Components bundle. A version string such as "2008.2.2" is returned.
public array(string=>string). getComponentDependencies(mixed componentName)
Returns a list of components that $componentName depends on. If $componentName is left empty, all installed components are returned. The returned array has as keys the component names, and as values the version of the components.
public string getComponentVersion(mixed componentName)
Returns the version string of the available $componentName or false when the component is not installed.
public string getRequiredPhpVersion()
Returns a PHP version string that describes the required PHP version for this installed eZ Components bundle.
public bool isComponentInstalled(mixed componentName)
Returns whether $componentName is installed Checks the PEAR registry whether the component is there.
Base class implements ways of fetching information about the installed eZ Components when installed as tarball. Note: there are lots of @ used here, because PEAR still lives in the stone age with their PHP 3 code and general liberal use of throwing warnings and notices.


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Raspberry pi errors
2014-01-08
- with GSM data card and serial to USB connected to the USB hub, after connecting GSM data card, a few minutes after the ssh is getting disconnected
After dismantling the RPi with RTC, clock time become erroneous, so it was reconnected with lots of reboots and set the time manually using the command
sudo hwclock --set --date "01/16/2014 08:33:01"
to set the computer time using https://wiki.debian.org/DateTime#Set_the_time_manually
date --set 1998-11-02 date --set 21:08:00
Now RPI is connected with data card, without connecting serial to USB wire, now the RPi is working without a problem.
Data card is checked with SMS also, so now connecting the serial USB to RPi, by connecting the USB serial second to a data card, not showing any problem.
create sqlite database by
sudo apt-get install sqlite3 libsqlite3-dev sqlite3 mydatabase.db CREATE TABLE data3 (SNo INTEGER PRIMARY KEY, data VARCHAR(100));


UK’s Labour Berates Johnson for Misunderstanding Own Brexit Deal After N. Ireland Remarks
MOSCOW (Sputnik) - On Thursday, Johnson assured Northern Ireland that there would be no checks on goods going from Northern Ireland to Great Britain once his Brexit deal took effect. He stressed that he guaranteed that, as prime minister and a "passionate unionist."
The UK’s shadow secretary of state for Brexit, Keir Starmer, has accused Prime Minister Boris Johnson of not having a good grasp of his own deal on the divorce from the European Union after the latter’s remarks during a visit to Northern Ireland.
"Boris Johnson either doesn’t understand the deal he has negotiated or he isn’t telling the truth. Probably both," Starmer tweeted on Friday, sharing footage of Johnson’s speech.
On 17 October, London and Brussels finally reached a new Brexit deal after protracted negotiations. The new Brexit draft has dropped the controversial Irish backstop. The accord stipulates the creation of a regulatory zone on the island of Ireland, covering all goods and keeping Northern Ireland within the UK customs territory, instead of in the EU customs area.
Days after the deal was struck, Brexit Secretary Stephen Barclay said that Northern Ireland’s companies would have to complete export forms after Brexit to sell products in Great Britain.


module Operators:{
..}
open Path.Operators
to use them.let (/:) : BatPathGen.PathType.t => BatPathGen.PathType.ustring => BatPathGen.PathType.t
path/:name
is a path of name
located in a directory path
. For example:BatPathGen.PathType.root
/:"var"/:"log"
builds absolute path "/var/log"[user]/:".ssh"
can be either:
user
is an empty stringBatPathGen.PathType.default_validator
is applied to the argument. name
must not contain path separator (causes Illegal_char exception).Illegal_char
(raised by validator on any bad character)let (//@) : BatPathGen.PathType.t => BatPathGen.PathType.t => BatPathGen.PathType.t
basepath//@relpath
catenates two paths.
Windows: As a special exception it is possible to pass absolute path as relpath
, provided that basepath
is simple absolute path (i.e. of the form [...; ""]
) and relpath
is not simple absolute path.
Raises Invalid_argument
if the second argument is an absolute path (Windows: see above).


Read about the secure coding best practices ('code blocks') that can prevent attackers from exploiting this type of security flaw.


toString()
method.
The reason is valuebeans usually needs to dump their field values for debug purpose, and it's tedious to write
the dump code for this. This plugin generates the toString() method dumping all the fields in a simple manner.
toString
method so the fields can be dumped:
public class MyServerConfigBean { private String name; private String url; private int port; private String[] validIPs; ... }After invoking the GenerateToString action the bean is now added with the following method
public String toString() { return "MyServerConfigBean{" + "name='" + name + "'" + ", url='" + url + "'" + ", port=" + port + ", validIPs=" + (validIPs == null ? null : "length:" + validIPs.length + Arrays.asList(validIPs)) + "}"; }And if you change the fields you can run the action again and have it update the toString() method. In this situation where the toString() method already exists a dialog is displayed with options to:
public class MyServerConfigBean { private String name; private String url; private int port; private String[] validIPs; ... public String getServerAddress() { return url + ":" + port; } }And so after invoking the action, the result is:
public String toString() { return "MyServerConfigBean{" + "name='" + name + "'" + ", url='" + url + "'" + ", port=" + port + ", serverAddress='" + getServerAddress() + "'" + ", validIPs=" + (validIPs == null ? null : Arrays.asList(validIPs)) + "}"; }The getter
getServerAddress
is now outputted in the toString method.
#if ($class.hasSuper) return super.toString() + " :: $classname{" + #else return "$classname{" + #end
| Configuration | Description |
| Use field chooser dialog | A dialog for selecting fields is used (like the getter/setter dialog). |
| Always use default conflict resolution policy | Will use the option selected from the Conflict Resolution Policy settings. |
| Enable on-the-fly code inspection | If selected the code inspection for toString() will be run in the background (on-the-fly) and report any errors as warnings. This is like some existing IDEA code inspection for fields not used etc. |
| Use fully qualified classname | The dumped classname will be including its packagename. (The $classname variable in the Velocity Context) |
| Enable getters in code generation | If selected the code generator will have $methods avail in the Velocity Macro Language. |
| Move caret to generated method | If selected the caret will be moved/scrolled to the generated toString method. |
| Sort fields | If selected the fields will be sorted. This feature is only working when not using the dialog chooser as it has it's own sort function you should use. |
| Default Conflict Resolution Policy | Policy what to do when there already exists a toString() method. Replace Existing = automatic replace existing toString() code. Duplicate = Create a duplicate toString() method (will not erase you existing code). Cancel = No code changes. |
| Insert New Method Policy | Policy what to do when inserting a new toString() method. At caret = inserted at caret position. After equals/hashCode = inserted after the equals/hashCode if present in the javafile, if not it will be inserted at the current caret position. Last = inserted as the last method. |
| Exclude all constant fields | If checked then any fields that's a constant will not be part of available fields for the code generator. |
| Exclude all static fields | If checked then any fields that's has a static modifier will not be part of available fields for the code generator. |
| Exclude all transient fields | If checked then any fields that has a transient modifier will not be part of available fields for the code generator. |
| Exclude all enum fields | If checked then any fields that is an enum type (JDK1.5) will not be part of available fields for the code generator. |
| Exclude loggers | If checked then any field that is a either a Log4j Logger, Java JDK Logger or a Jakarta Commons Logger will not be part of available fields for the code generator. |
| Exclude fields by name | Performs a regular expression matching on the field name. If the result is true the field will not be part of available fields for the code generator. |
| Exclude fields by typename | Performs a regular expression matching on the field type name (fully qualified name). If the result is true the field will not be part of available fields for the code generator. |
| Exclude methods by name | Performs a regular expression matching on the method name. If the result is true the method will not be part of available methods for the code generator. |
| Exclude methods by return typename | Performs a regular expression matching on the method return typename (fully qualified name). If the result is true the method will not be part of available methods for the code generator. |
| Automatic add implements java.io.Serializable | Will automatic add implements Serializable to the java bean class if not already implemented. This is useful for value objects that usually have to implement this interface for working in J2EE environments. |
| Automatic import packages | Will automatic import the packages. Additional packages can be separated using comma. IDEA will optimize the imports so java.util.* will be optimized to java.util.List;java.util.Arrays etc. Can be used to import your own classes that might be added to the generated code in the toString method. |
| Templates | A list of predefined templates to choose. To use a new template first select it and click the Use this template button. |
| Active template | Activates the current selected template. A confirm dialog will be prompted. |
| Save template | Saving the current template to a file. A file chooser dialog will be prompted. |
| Syntax check | Performs a Velocity syntax check of the current template code from the text area. Can be used to catch early syntax errors during customizing of templates. |
| Method body (Velocity Macro Language) | The java code for the toString() method body is generated using Velocity Macro Language. In this text area you can change how the code is generated. |
^debug
in the textfield Exclude fields by name (reg exp), to prevent debug fields.
public class MyServerConfigBean { private final static String USERNAME = "scott"; private final static String PASSWORD = "tiger"; private String name; private String url; private int port; private String[] validIPs; private boolean debug = true; ... }And so after invoking the action, the result is still:
public String toString() { return "MyServerConfigBean{" + "name='" + name + "'" + ", url='" + url + "'" + ", port=" + port + ", validIPs=" + (validIPs == null ? null : Arrays.asList(validIPs)) + "}"; }We do not output the constant fields (USERNAME, PASSWORD). And the regular expression excluded the debug field. The excluded fields will also not be in the choose fields dialog.
^getCausedBy.*
in the textfield By methodname (regexp), to prevent outputting methods
starting with the name getCausedBy
.
/** * Insert your javadoc comments here * * @return a string representation of the object. */ return "$classname{}";
public String toString() { TEMPLATE CODE HERE }The template code must be enclosed in { }.
IDEA_HOME\plugins\tostring-plugin
will
be listed also. Hence you can store your own templates in a text file (.vm, .txt or other) and have it listed here.
This avoids any problem upgrading this plugin to a new version and loosing your customized template.
IDEA_HOME\plugins\tostring-plugin
folder where it is possible to store additional templates to be
listed in the template repository list. Storing templates outside this folder will not list the template in the
list. If the filename has not been given an extension the .vm
will be used (.vm = Velocity Macro).
@Override public String toString() { ... }
public String toString() { #if ( $fields.size() > 0 ) #set ( $i = 0 ) return "$classname{" + #foreach( $field in $fields ) #if ( $i == 0 ) "## #else ", ## #end #if ( $field.objectArray ) $field.name=" + ($field.name == null ? null : Arrays.asList($field.name)) + #elseif ( $field.string ) $field.name='" + $field.name + "'" + #else $field.name=" + $field.name + #end #set ( $i = $i + 1 ) #end "}"; #else return "$classname{}"; #end }The macro code can be changed to your needs. Just change the code in the text area. The active template is always the template that is editable.
| Variable | Returns | Description |
| $classname | String | The name of the class (can be the qualified classname if this is selected in the settings) |
| $FQClassname | String | @deprecated (use $class.qualifiedName) - The fully qualified name of the class |
| $fields | java.util.List | List of FieldElement objects |
| $methods | java.util.List | List of MethodElement objects |
| $members | java.util.List | List of both FieldElement and MethodElement objects |
| $member | Element | The Element object |
| $member.accessor | String | The accessor of the field or method. For field it is the $field.name and for method it is $method.methodName |
| $member.typeName | String | The classname of the type (Object, String, List etc.) |
| $member.typeQualifiedName | String | The qualified classname of the type (java.lang.Object, java.lang.String, java.uti.List etc.) |
| $member.array | boolean | Tests if the type is an array type (either a primitive array or object array)? |
| $member.primitiveArray | boolean | Is the type a primitive array type? (int[], short[], float[] etc.) |
| $member.objectArray | boolean | Is the type an Object array type? (Object[], String[] etc.) |
| $member.stringArray | boolean | Is the type an String array type? (String[]) |
| $member.collection | boolean | Is the type assignable from java.util.Collection? |
| $member.list | boolean | Is the type assignable from java.util.List? |
| $member.map | boolean | Is the type assignable from java.util.Map? |
| $member.set | boolean | Is the type assignable from java.util.Set? |
| $member.primitive | boolean | Is the type a primitive type? (int, char, float etc.) |
| $member.modifierStatic | boolean | Does the type have a static modifier? |
| $member.modifierPublic | boolean | Does the type have a public modifier? |
| $member.modifierProtected | boolean | Does the type have a protected modifier? |
| $member.modifierPackageLocal | boolean | Does the type have a package-private modifier? |
| $member.modifierPrivate | boolean | Does the type have a private modifier? |
| $member.modifierFinal | boolean | Does the type have a final modifier? |
| $member.string | boolean | Is the type assignable from java.lang.String? |
| $member.numeric | boolean | Is the type either assignable from java.lang.Numeric or a primitive type of byte, short, int, long, float, double? |
| $member.object | boolean | Is the type assignable from java.lang.Object? |
| $member.date | boolean | Is the type assignable from java.util.Date? |
| $member.calendar | boolean | Is the type assignable from java.util.Calendar? |
| $member.boolean | boolean | Is the type assignable from java.lang.Boolean? or a primitive boolean |
| $field | FieldElement | The FieldElement object |
| $field.name | String | The name of the field |
| $field.modifierTransient | boolean | Does the field have a transient modifier? |
| $field.modifierVolatile | boolean | Does the field have a volatile modifier? |
| $field.constant | boolean | Is the field a constant type? (has static modified and its name is in UPPERCASE only) |
| $field.matchName(regexp) | boolean | Performs a regular expression matching on the fieldname. |
| $field.enum | boolean | Is this field a enum type? |
| $method | MethodElement | The MethodElement object |
| $method.name | String | Either: 1) The name of the field this getter method covers or 2) the name of the method 'getFoo' when the method does not cover a field as in situation 1 |
| $method.methodName | String | The name of the method (getFoo). |
| $method.fieldName | String | The name of the field this getter method covers - null if the method is not a getter for a field |
| $method.modifierAbstract | boolean | Is this method an abstract method? |
| $method.modifierSynchronized | boolean | Is this method a synchronized method? |
| $method.returnTypeVoid | boolean | Is this method a void method (does not return anything) ? |
| $method.getter | boolean | Is this a getter method? |
| $method.matchName(regexp) | boolean | Performs a regular expression matching on the methodname. |
| $method.deprecated | boolean | Is this method deprecated? |
| $class | ClassElement | The ClassElement object |
| $class.name | String | The name of the class |
| $class.matchName(regexp) | boolean | Performs a regular expression matching on the classname. |
| $class.qualifiedName | String | The fully qualified name of the class |
| $class.hasSuper | boolean | Does the class have a superclass? (extends another class - note extending java.lang.Object is not considered having a superclass) |
| $class.superName | String | The name of the superclass (empty if no superclass) |
| $class.superQualifiedName | String | The fully qualified name of the superclass (empty if no superclass) |
| $class.implements(interfaceNames) | boolean | Tests if the class implements the given interface name. Testing several interfaces names can be done by separating the names with comma. Tests is based using the short classname. |
| $class.implementNames | String[] | Returns the classnames of the interfaces the class implements. An empty array is returned if the class does not implement any interfaces. |
| $class.extends(classNames) | boolean | Tests if the class extends any of the given class names. Testing several class names can be done by separating the names with comma. Tests is based using the short classname. |
| $class.exception | boolean | Is this class an exception class (extends Throwable)? |
| $class.deprecated | boolean | Is this class deprecated? |
| $class.enum | boolean | Is this class an enum class? |
| $class.abstract | boolean | Is this class abstract? |
| Variable | Parameter | Description |
| $autoImportPackages | String | Packagenames that should automatically be imported. Use comma to separate packagenames. |
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Desktop Deployment
pgAdmin may be deployed as a desktop application by configuring the application
to run in desktop mode and then utilising the desktop runtime to host the
program on a supported Windows, Mac OS X or Linux installation.
The desktop runtime is a system-tray application that when launched, runs the
pgAdmin server and launches a web browser to render the user interface. If
additional instances of pgAdmin are launched, a new browser tab will be opened
and be served by the existing instance of the server in order to minimise system
resource utilisation. Clicking the icon in the system tray will present a menu
offering options to open a new pgAdmin window, configure the runtime, view the
server log and shut down the server.
Note
Pre-compiled and configured installation packages are available for
a number of platforms. These packages should be used by end-users whereever
possible - the following information is useful for the maintainers of those
packages and users interested in understanding how pgAdmin works.
See also
For detailed instructions on building and configuring pgAdmin from
scratch, please see the README file in the top level directory of the source code.
For convenience, you can find the latest version of the file
here,
but be aware that this may differ from the version included with the source code
for a specific version of pgAdmin.
Configuration
From pgAdmin 4 v2 onwards, the default configuration mode is server, however,
this is overridden by the desktop runtime at startup. In most environments, no
Python configuration is required unless you wish to override other default
settings.
See The config.py File for more information on configuration settings.
Runtime
When executed, the runtime will automatically try to execute the pgAdmin Python
application. If execution fails, it will prompt you to adjust the Python Path
to include the directories containing the pgAdmin code as well as any additional
Python dependencies. You can enter a list of paths by separating them with a
semi-colon character, for example:
/Users/dpage/.virtualenvs/pgadmin4/lib/python2.7/site-packages/;/Users/dpage/python-libs/
The configuration settings are stored using the QSettings class in Qt, which
will use an INI file on Unix systems (~/.config/pgadmin/pgadmin4.conf),
a plist file on Mac OS X (~/Library/Preferences/org.pgadmin.pgadmin4.plist),
and the registry on Windows (HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\pgadmin\pgadmin4).
The configuration settings:
| Key |
Type |
Purpose |
| ApplicationPath |
String |
The directory containing pgAdmin4.py |
| BrowserCommand |
String |
An alternate command to run instead of the default browser. |
| ConnectionTimeout |
Integer |
The number of seconds to wait for application server startup. |
| PythonPath |
String |
The Python module search path |


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Since the dawn of time man has wanted to fly. But, well... To be honest it is pretty darn hard. It took a long time to figure out that humans themselves could not fly and it took even longer before man could do it with tools. But what if if could be done easier? What if humans could simply grow wings themselves and fly away?
Growing Wings is a trope centered around a person, animal, or even an object that sprouts wings. The wings either grow over time, or are gained instantly. The wings can appear suddenly, often as a result of a magical spell or MacGuffin.
In case of a person or animal, the character could also go through Metamorphosis. They can wake up one morning to discover tiny wings on their back, which grow over time until they are functional. The initial sprouts can be ridges, feathery tufts, or tiny, articulated wings. The more realistic the story is, the more slow and painful the change will be. If the transformation is graphic and large flight muscles also develop, it can be a case of Transformation Horror.
Note that this trope is for permanent or semi-permanent wings. Wings that appear and disappear go into the category of Power Gives You Wings.
Examples:
- People often sprout wings in Red Bull commercials.
- In Cardcaptor Sakura, Sakura gains wings when she uses the Fly card in the second season. In the first, her staff sprouted the wings and she rode it like a witch's broom. There's also Yue and Ruby Moon who have wings in their true forms but not their false ones.
- In Naruto Sasuke sprouts wings during his fight with Naruto. The transformation sequence looks a bit painful and they burst through his clothing.
- Princess Ai sprouts a pair, on account of her unconventional heritage.
- In the final episodes of Eureka Seven, Eureka is distressed when she undergoes a mysterious transformation that includes the sprouting of bright green butterfly wings.
- In Angel Beats!, Kanade programs angel wings on herself after Otonashi suggests it.
- In Gunnm: Last Order, Alita sprouts wings with damascus metal blades for feathers after her second resurrection. She's not impressed with them, since they impede her fighting style.
- Puella Magi Madoka Magica:
- Madoka sprouts a pair upon her ascension as a goddess.
- Homura grows wings in Puella Magi Madoka Magica the Movie: Rebellion.
- Haibane Renmei: The Haibane grow small, non-functional wings within a few hours of their "birth". The wing-growing is shown to be extraordinarily painful, as the wings tear through the skin on the back and come out covered in blood.
- In the climax of JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Battle Tendency, Kars, having just become the ultimate life-form, gains Voluntary Shapeshifting. He uses it to grow wings and fly after Joseph's plane.
- The Uncanny X-Men Vol. 1 story arc "Quarantine" (issues 530-534) introduces an experimental drug that gives a specific mutant's power to ordinary humans. One of the volunteers, Penny Newsom, chooses Angel. Shortly after taking it, she sprouts wings.
- The Flight Volume 1 short comic "I wish..." by Vera Brosgol is about a teenage girl that grows angel wings one day. It's mostly her talking with a friend about growing up wishing she could fly.
- The tiny wings on Glimmer's shoulders grew to full size by the start of She-Ra: In The Wake, the sudden metamorphosis apparently how that works with her mother's species.
- At the end of Thumbelina the titular heroine sprouts a pair of fairy wings when she marries fairy prince Cornelius.
- In X-Men: The Last Stand, Angel is shown to have something growing out of his back as a child. Fast forward ten years: he has wings.
- An interesting variation occurs in the novel Mail-Order Wings by Beatrice Gormley. The protagonist Andrea builds a set of artificial wings from a kit and drinks a potion that causes them to gradually become real. Unfortunately for her, the potion also causes her to slowly metamorphose into a bird.
- The Icarii race in The Wayfarer Redemption series are born wingless, and develop wings in infancy. Dormant wing-buds of half-Icarii, half-human adults can still be encouraged to sprout, using magic.
- In The Magician's Nephew, Aslan gives Strawberry wings and renames him Fledge. Instant Cool Horse.
- Mervyn Peake's Mr Pye is such a saintly character that he begins to sprout angel wings. He finds them an embarrassing nuisance and eventually decides to try not being saintly any more to try and get them to go away again. It works... but he then begins to sprout horns instead. Reverting his character to get rid of the horns again works, but the wings come back...
- Laurel Winter has a book called "Growing Wings", where it's a kind of Puberty Superpower. The wings are too large to really be hidden, but there aren't any other physical adaptations for flight, so no one with wings can really use them to fly on their own.
- It happens to Miranda in Dr. Franklin's Island in a horrifying way - she loses her hands and her breastbone bursts through her skin as she turns into a bird. As it happens she tries to stay positive about it, saying that she'd love to be able to fly.
- Rapture by David Sosnowski is about a virus that causes people to grow wings and how society adjusts and reacts to this new subset of the human race (i.e. not very well).
- When We Have Wings by Claire Corbett is a dystopian novel where the extremely wealthy opt to get a combination of surgery, genetic modification, and drugs to grow and maintain flight-capable wings. These people live in floating paradises in the sky, making it kind of similar to Elysium (although predating it by a few years).
- Self Portrait with Wings by Susan Kohn Green is about an eleven year old girl that magically gains mostly-invisible dragonfly wings after drawing a picture of herself with them.
- This is a central plot point in the children's book The Little Rabbit Who Wanted Red Wings. The rabbit wishes for the traits other animals have, and his wish is granted when he grows red wings to match a cardinal's. However, the rabbit's mother and friends fail to recognize him with wings, and send him away. The next day the rabbit wishes the wings away and is once again accepted by society. The Aesop in this story is that you should be happy with who you are and not be envious of others.
- In the fantasy novel Black And Blue Magic set in the time of the Great Depression the young boy protagonist is gifted a bottle from a mysterious man who for a short while rents a room from his mother (and is implied to both be of fantastic age and his large bag to contain many magical items from ancient stories including Aladdin's Lamp), by rubbing a drop of the pearlescent liquid inside on each of his shoulderblades and reciting a magical chant he grows large wings that remain until he recites the counter-spell.
- Domina:
- The aves stole the toy box from Necessarius in order to use its more advanced Bio-Augmentation to grow wings for themselves. They barely made any progress by the time they were forced to flee the city.
- Several people with powers have been shown to have variants of this ability. A shifter can shift into a form with wings (though they will eventually run out of power and snap back), and a morpher can grow wings over the course of hours or days. In both cases, it's noted that wings aren't the best methods of flight, and most other types outpace them in both speed and maneuverability.
- In Dragons of Ether book three, an elf named Peter sprouts dragon wings.
- In The Rain Wild Chronicles Thymara eventually develops wings, due to influence from her dragon. They are not strong enough to allow her to fly, however.
- In Tithe, as Kaye begins showing her pixie heritage, she sprouts gossamer buglike wings from two bumps on her shoulder blades. As with insects, they take a bit to dry off after emerging, and Kaye is large enough that they aren't capable of actual flight.
- In the season 2 finale of Lucifer (2016), Lucifer is knocked out and wakes up in the middle of the desert, his wings having grown back after having cut them off before the series began. The following episode, he has had his wings cut off multiple times, only for them to grow back in an instant.
Linda: I didn't know that they could grown back. Are wings like... body hair?
Lucifer: No.  - Fallen, the 2006 miniseries starring Paul Wesley, involves various angelic and half-angelic characters sprouting wings, with their size and color being marginally plot-relevant. This is particularly climactic for the protagonist, who does not know his is not human, or (once he learns the truth) whether he can claim his true nature.
- A plot point for Paul, the protagonist in The Fades, signaling his role in the apocalyptic crisis developing around him.
- The Music Video for Asian Kung Fu Generation's "After Dark" features a man randomly sprouting wings on his back one day, and desperately hiding them until a window-washer is dangerously close to falling off a building.
- Ascending to Daevahood in Aion lets a player character summon a pair of wings at will.
- Getting certain upgrades in tandem with Transcendence in The Binding of Isaac will cause Isaac to grow a pair of wings.
- In Darksiders, War obtains demon wings after completing a quest for one of the hellish archlords stranded on earth. Although these don't give flight, they will allow War to float to new areas and jump higher.
- In Dan and Mab's Furry Adventures, the Cubi race grows a second pair of wings on their head in addition to the pair on their back when they come into power.
- Jarred experienced this early in Boomer Express. It was quite the painful episode.
- Beret Guy in xkcd has "endless wings", as seen in 1099.

- If this happens in My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic, expect the episode to be a Wham Episode:
- In the Season 3 finale "Magical Mystery Cure", Twilight Sparkle gains wings, becoming an alicorn, when she manages to finish an incomplete spell created by Star Swirl the Bearded.
- In the Season 8 episode "Molt Down", Spike acquires wings after dealing with a magical symptom called "the molt", which is essentially dragon puberty, and a very uncomfortable one at that.
- Supplementary info implies that the opposite happened to Princess Cadance: she already had wings, and gained a unicorn horn instead.


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When a client requests a registration with a lookup discovery service, an instance of this interface is returned. It is through this interface that the client manages the parameters reflected in its registration with the lookup discovery service.
This interface is not a remote interface; each implementation of the lookup discovery service exports proxy objects that implement this interface local to the client, using an implementation-specific protocol to communicate with the actual remote server. The proxy methods obey normal RMI remote interface semantics except where explicitly noted. Two proxy objects are equal if they are proxies for the same registration created by the same lookup discovery service.
If a client's registration with the lookup discovery service has expired or been cancelled, then any invocation of a remote method defined in this interface will result in a java.rmi.NoSuchObjectException.
Each remote method of this interface may throw a RemoteException. Typically, this exception occurs when there is a communication failure between the client's registration object and the lookup discovery service. Whenever this exception occurs as a result of the invocation of one of these methods, the method may or may not have completed its processing successfully.
ServiceRegistrar
,
LookupDiscoveryService
| Method Summary | |
void |
addGroups(String[] groups)
Adds a set of group names to the managed set of groups associated with this registration. |
void |
addLocators(LookupLocator[] locators)
Adds a set of LookupLocator objects to the managed set of locators associated with this registration. |
void |
discard(ServiceRegistrar registrar)
Informs the lookup discovery service of the existence of an unavailable lookup service and requests that the lookup discovery service discard the unavailable lookup service. |
EventRegistration |
getEventRegistration()
Returns an EventRegistration object that encapsulates the information needed by the client to identify a notification sent by the lookup discovery service to the registration's listener. |
String[] |
getGroups()
Returns an array consisting of the names of the groups whose members are lookup services the lookup discovery service will attempt to discover for this registration. |
Lease |
getLease()
Returns the Lease object that controls a client's registration with the lookup discovery service. |
LookupLocator[] |
getLocators()
Returns an array consisting of the LookupLocator objects corresponding to specific lookup services the lookup discovery service will attempt to discover for this registration. |
ServiceRegistrar[] |
getRegistrars()
Returns an array consisting of instances of the ServiceRegistrar interface. |
void |
removeGroups(String[] groups)
Deletes a set of group names from this registration's managed set of groups. |
void |
removeLocators(LookupLocator[] locators)
Deletes a set of of LookupLocator objects from this registration's managed set of locators. |
void |
setGroups(String[] groups)
Replaces all of the group names in this registration's managed set of groups with new set of names. |
void |
setLocators(LookupLocator[] locators)
Replaces all of the locators in this registration's managed set of locators with a new set of LookupLocator objects. |
| Method Detail |
public EventRegistration getEventRegistration()
public Lease getLease()
Note that the object returned by the getEventRegistration method also provides a getLease method. That method and this method both return the same Lease object. This method is provided as a convenience to avoid the indirection associated with the getLease method on the EventRegistration object, as well as to avoid the overhead of making two method calls when retrieving the lease.
public ServiceRegistrar[] getRegistrars() throws LookupUnmarshalException, RemoteException
This method can be used to maintain synchronization between the set of discovered lookup services making up a registration's local state on the client and the registration's corresponding remote state maintained by the lookup discovery service. The local state can become un-synchronized with the remote state when a gap occurs in the events received by the registration's listener.
According to the event semantics, if there is no gap between two sequence numbers, no events have been missed and the states remain synchronized; if there is a gap, events may or may not have been missed. Thus, upon finding gaps in the sequence of events, the client can invoke this method and use the returned information to synchronize the local state with the remote state.
This method requests that the lookup discovery service return the set of proxies to the lookup services currently discovered for the the particular registration object on which this method is invoked. When the lookup discovery service receives such a request, it sends the requested set of proxies as a set of marshalled instances of the ServiceRegistrar interface. Thus, in order to construct the return set, this method attempts to unmarshal each element of the set received from the lookup discovery service. Should a failure occur while attempting to unmarshal any of the elements of the received set of marshalled proxy objects, this method will throw an exception of type LookupUnmarshalException.
When a LookupUnmarshalException is thrown by this method, the contents of the exception provides the client with the following useful information: (1) the knowledge that a problem has occurred while unmarshalling at least one of the elements making up the remote state of this registration's discovered lookup service(s), (2) the set consisting of the proxy objects that were successfully unmarshalled by this method, (3) the set consisting of the marshalled proxy objects that could not be unmarshalled by this method, and (4) the set of exceptions corresponding to each failed attempt at unmarshalling.
Typically, the type of exception that occurs when attempting to unmarshal an element of the set of marshalled proxies is either an IOException or a ClassNotFoundException. A ClassNotFoundException occurs whenever a remote field of the marshalled proxy cannot be retrieved (usually because the codebase of one of the field's classes or interfaces is currently 'down'). To address this situation, the client may wish to proceed with its processing using the successfully unmarshalled proxies; and attempt to unmarshal the unavailable proxies (or re-invoke this method) at some later time.
Note that if this method returns successfully without throwing a LookupUnmarshalException, the client is guaranteed that all marshalled proxies returned to this method by the lookup discovery service have been successfully unmarshalled; and the client then has a snapshot - relative to the point in time when this method is invoked - of the remote state of the lookup service(s) discovered for this registration.
LookupUnmarshalException
- this exception
is thrown when failure occurs while attempting to unmarshal
one or more of the marshalled instances of ServiceRegistrar
received from the lookup discovery service.
RemoteException
- typically, this exception occurs when
there is a communication failure between the client and the
lookup discovery service.public String[] getGroups() throws RemoteException
If the registration's managed set of groups is currently empty, this method will return the empty array. If the lookup discovery service has no managed set of groups associated with this registration, this method will return null.
RemoteException
- typically, this exception occurs when
there is a communication failure between the client and the
lookup discovery service.setGroups(java.lang.String[])
public LookupLocator[] getLocators() throws RemoteException
If the registration's managed set of locators is currently empty, this method will return the empty array. If the lookup discovery service has no managed set of locators associated with this registration, this method will return null.
RemoteException
- typically, this exception occurs when
there is a communication failure between the client and the
lookup discovery service.setLocators(net.jini.core.discovery.LookupLocator[])
public void addGroups(String[] groups) throws RemoteException
groups
- a String array, none of whose elements may be null,
consisting of the group names with which to augment this
registration's managed set of groups.
If any element of this parameter duplicates any other element of this parameter, the duplicate will be ignored. If any element of this parameter duplicates any element of the registration's current managed set of groups, the duplicate will be ignored.
If the empty set (equivalent to net.jini.discovery.LookupDiscovery.NO_GROUPS) is input, then this registration's managed set of groups will not change.
If null (equivalent to net.jini.discovery.LookupDiscovery.ALL_GROUPS) is input, this method will throw a NullPointerException.
UnsupportedOperationException
- this exception occurs
when the lookup discovery service has no managed set of groups
associated with this registration.
NullPointerException
- this exception occurs when
either null (net.jini.discovery.LookupDiscovery.ALL_GROUPS)
is input to the groups parameter, or one or more of the
elements of the groups parameter is null.
RemoteException
- typically, this exception occurs when
there is a communication failure between the client and the
lookup discovery service. When this exception does occur, this
registration's managed set of groups may or may not have been
successfully augmented.removeGroups(java.lang.String[])
public void setGroups(String[] groups) throws RemoteException
Once a new group name has been placed in the managed set, if there are lookup services belonging to that group that have already been discovered, no event will be sent to this registration's listener for those particular lookup services. Attempts to discover all as yet undiscovered lookup services belonging to that group will continue to be made for this registration.
After an invocation of this method results in the removal (due to replacement) of one or more group names from the registration's managed set of groups, attempts to discover any lookup service that meets all of the following criteria will cease to be made for this registration: the lookup service is a member of one or more of the removed group(s), but that lookup service is neither a member of any group in the resulting managed set of groups, nor does that lookup service correspond to any element in the registration's managed set of locators.
groups
- a String array, none of whose elements may be null,
consisting of the group names with which to replace the
names in this registration's managed set of groups.
If any element of this parameter duplicates any other element of this parameter, the duplicate will be ignored.
If the empty set (equivalent to net.jini.discovery.LookupDiscovery.NO_GROUPS) is input, then group discovery for this registration will cease.
If null (equivalent to net.jini.discovery.LookupDiscovery.ALL_GROUPS) is input, the lookup discovery service will attempt to discover all as yet undiscovered lookup services located within its multicast radius and, upon discovery of any such lookup service, will send to this registration's listener an event signaling that discovery.
NullPointerException
- this exception occurs when one
or more of the elements of the groups parameter is null.
RemoteException
- typically, this exception occurs when
there is a communication failure between the client and the
lookup discovery service. When this exception does occur, this
registration's managed set of groups may or may not have been
successfully replaced.getGroups()
public void removeGroups(String[] groups) throws RemoteException
After an invocation of this method results in the removal of one or more group names from the registration's managed set of groups, attempts to discover any lookup service that satisfies the following condition will cease to be made for this registration: the lookup service is a member of one or more of the removed group(s), but that lookup service is neither a member of any group in the resulting managed set of groups, nor does that lookup service correspond to any element in the registration's managed set of locators.
groups
- a String array, none of whose elements may be null,
consisting of the group names to delete from this
registration's managed set of groups.
If any element of this parameter duplicates any other element of this parameter, the duplicate will be ignored.
If the empty set (equivalent to net.jini.discovery.LookupDiscovery.NO_GROUPS) is input, the registration's managed set of groups will not change.
If null (equivalent to net.jini.discovery.LookupDiscovery.ALL_GROUPS) is input, this method will throw a NullPointerException.
UnsupportedOperationException
- this exception occurs
when the lookup discovery service has no managed set of groups
associated with this registration.
NullPointerException
- this exception occurs when
either null (net.jini.discovery.LookupDiscovery.ALL_GROUPS)
is input to the groups parameter, or one or more of the
elements of the groups parameter is null.
RemoteException
- typically, this exception occurs when
there is a communication failure between the client and the
lookup discovery service. When this exception does occur, this
registration's managed set of groups may or may not have been
successfully modified.addGroups(java.lang.String[])
public void addLocators(LookupLocator[] locators) throws RemoteException
For any new locator placed in the registration's managed set of locators as a result of an invocation of this method, if that locator equals no other locator corresponding to a previously discovered lookup service (across all registrations), the lookup discovery service will attempt unicast discovery of the lookup service associated with the new locator.
locators
- an array, none of whose elements may be null, consisting
of the LookupLocator objects with which to augment
this registration's managed set of locators.
If any element of this parameter duplicates any other element of this parameter, the duplicate will be ignored. If any element of this parameter duplicates any element of this registration's managed set of locators, the duplicate will be ignored.
If the empty array is input, then this registration's managed set of locators will not change. If null is input, this method will throw a NullPointerException.
UnsupportedOperationException
- this exception occurs
when the lookup discovery service has no managed set of
locators associated with this registration.
NullPointerException
- this exception occurs when
either null is input to the locators parameter, or one or
more of the elements of the locators parameter is null.
RemoteException
- typically, this exception occurs when
there is a communication failure between the client and the
lookup discovery service. When this exception does occur, this
registration's managed set of locators may or may not have
been successfully augmented.removeLocators(net.jini.core.discovery.LookupLocator[])
public void setLocators(LookupLocator[] locators) throws RemoteException
For any new locator placed in the managed set of locators as a result of an invocation of this method, if that locator equals no other locator corresponding to a previously discovered lookup service (across all registrations), the lookup discovery service will attempt unicast discovery of the lookup service associated with the new locator.
After an invocation of this method results in the removal (due to replacement) of a locator from the registration's managed set of locators, the action taken by the lookup discovery service can be described as follows: if the lookup service corresponding to the removed locator has yet to be discovered for this registration, attempts to perform locator discovery of that lookup service will cease; if that lookup service has already been discovered for this registration through locator discovery, but not through group discovery, the lookup service will be discarded.
locators
- an array, none of whose elements may be null, consisting
of the LookupLocator objects with which to replace the
locators in this registration's managed set of locators.
If any element of this parameter duplicates any other element of this parameter, the duplicate will be ignored.
If the empty array is input, then locator discovery for this registration will cease. If null is input, this method will throw a NullPointerException.
NullPointerException
- this exception occurs when
either null is input to the locators parameter, or one or
more of the elements of the locators parameter is null.
RemoteException
- typically, this exception occurs when
there is a communication failure between the client and the
lookup discovery service. When this exception does occur, this
registration's managed set of locators may or may not have
been successfully replaced.getLocators()
public void removeLocators(LookupLocator[] locators) throws RemoteException
After an invocation of this method results in the removal of a locator from the registration's managed set of locators, the action taken by the lookup discovery service can be described as follows: if the lookup service corresponding to the removed locator has yet to be discovered for this registration, attempts to perform locator discovery of that lookup service will cease; if that lookup service has already been discovered for this registration through locator discovery, but not through group discovery, the lookup service will be discarded.
locators
- an array, none of whose elements may be null, consisting
of the LookupLocator objects to remove from this
registration's managed set of locators.
If any element of this parameter duplicates any other element of this parameter, the duplicate will be ignored.
If the empty set is input, the managed set of locators will not change. If null is input, this method will throw a NullPointerException.
UnsupportedOperationException
- this exception occurs
when the lookup discovery service has no managed set of
locators associated with this registration.
NullPointerException
- this exception occurs when
either null is input to the locators parameter, or one or
more of the elements of the locators parameter is null.
RemoteException
- typically, this exception occurs when
there is a communication failure between the client and the
lookup discovery service. When this exception does occur, this
registration's managed set of locators may or may not have
been successfully modified.addLocators(net.jini.core.discovery.LookupLocator[])
public void discard(ServiceRegistrar registrar) throws RemoteException
When the lookup discovery service removes an already-discovered lookup service from a registration's managed set of lookup services and makes the lookup service eligible for re-discovery, the lookup service is considered to be "discarded". There are a number of situations where the lookup discovery service will discard a lookup service.
The lookup discovery service will discard a lookup service in response to a discard request resulting from an invocation of this method.
The lookup discovery service will discard a lookup service when the lookup service - previously discovered through locator discovery - is removed from a registration's managed set of locators in response to an invocation of either the setLocators method or the removeLocators method.
The lookup discovery service will discard a lookup service when the multicast announcements from an already-discovered lookup service are no longer being received.
Whenever the lookup discovery service discards a lookup service previously discovered for this registration, it will send an event to this registration's listener indicating that the lookup service has been discarded.
Note that if a lookup service crashes or is unavailable for some reason, there will be no automatic notification of the occurrence of such an event. This means that for each of a registration's targeted lookup services, after a lookup service is initially discovered, the lookup discovery service will not attempt to discover that lookup service again (for that registration) until that lookup service is discarded.
Thus, when a client determines that lookup service discovered for a registration is no longer available, it is the responsibility of the client to inform the lookup discovery service - through the invocation of this method - that the previously discovered lookup service is no longer available, and that attempts should be made to re-discover that lookup service for the registration. Typically, a client determines that a lookup service is unavailable when the client attempts to use the lookup service but receives a non-fatal exception or error (for example, a RemoteException) as a result of the attempt.
registrar
- a reference to the lookup service that the lookup
discovery service is being asked to discard.
If this parameter equals none of the lookup services contained in the managed set of lookup services for this registration, no action will be taken.
NullPointerException
- this exception occurs when
null is input to the registrar parameter.
RemoteException
- typically, this exception occurs when
there is a communication failure between the client and the
lookup discovery service. When this exception does occur,
the lookup service may or may not have been successfully
discarded.
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| 1171 | (A) | Sexe he sloughe on the walles sir Sabyn hym allone |
| 1174 | (C) | He slewe syxe on þe wałł . Syr Sabyne a-lone |
| 1157 | (D) | he slow six on þe wałł Sir Sabyn allone |
| 1134 | (E) | ¶ he slow sixe on þe wal . a-non hym-seelf alone |
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| 1195 | (L) | syx he slow on þe wal sire sabyn alone |
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| 1142 | (U) | he slougħ sex on the wal / him seluen allone |
| 235 | (V) | vj . he slowe on þe walle . sir Sabynne hym-silven |


CHAPTER 342C
OZONE LAYER PROTECTION
Section
342C-1 Definitions
342C-2 Prohibited acts
342C-3 Refrigerators and freezers
342C-4 Rules
342C-5 Penalties
Note
Prior history. L 1989, c 77, §3.
L 2014, c 218, §8 purports to amend this chapter.
Cross References
Environmental courts, jurisdiction over proceedings arising under this chapter, see §604A-2.


Sassy just-add-water CSS animation
animate-sass
is a Sass version of Dan Eden's Animate.css.
animate-sass has a couple of features to make the most of what Sass has to offer for more effecient development.
There are a couple of Sass mixins that some of the modules use to generate the necessary compiled css.
The settings file defines a range of default Sass variables which are used by some of the animation modules. You can override the defaults in your own settings or style sass file(s).
The settings file also sets all animation modules to false (nothing gets loaded).
To include an animation module in your project, simply override the $use[moduleName] variable in your own settings file to true.
By only choosing the animation modules you need, you're keeping the compiled css at it's leanest!
Eg:
// These will be included
$use-fadeIn: true;
$use-fadeOut: true;
Modules are arranged by the following animation types;
There is a small section at the bottom of the _animate.scss
file that contains the base css rules for animate.sass to work.
Simply copy it from the _animate.scss
file (or from the code block below) into you main sass file or base sass module.
body {
-webkit-backface-visibility: hidden; // Addresses a small issue in webkit: http://bit.ly/NEdoDq
}
.animated {
@include animate-prefixer(animation-duration, $base-duration);
@include animate-prefixer(animation-fill-mode, both);
&.hinge {
@include animate-prefixer(animation-duration, $base-duration * 2);
}
}
All individual animation modules are kept in their own Sass partials so they can be found easily. You shouldn't need to edit these as they are part of the animate.css library.
Add animate-sass to your project using Bower
bower.json dependency
"dependencies": {
"animate-sass": "0.6.2"
}
Command line
bower install animate-sass
To use animate.scss in your project, you will need to have Sass installed. Visit the Sass site to find out how to do this.
Once Sass has been installed, you can download or clone this repo into your project's css
folder and import animate.scss
into your main Sass stylesheet.
Eg: inside css/style.scss
@import "animate-sass/animate"
Choose which modules you want to use in you project by overriding the variables set in the helpers/settings.scss
file in your own settings file.
Add the base css styles mentioned in the BASE section above.
Finally in your markup, simply add the class animated
to an element, along with any of the animation class names.

Watch me fade in!

That's it! You've got a CSS animated element. Super!
Animate.scss is licensed under the MIT license. http://opensource.org/licenses/MIT
You can follow me / ask questions on twitter: @tom_gillard
You can check out the original animate.css here. See working examples as well as how to use with javascript or creating custom css classes
v0.6.3 - Removed Sass deprecation warnings about unquote().
v0.6.2 - Fixed mixin issue with Firefox and IE adding quotes to the animation-name property.
v0.6.1 - Merged pull request fixing issue with animate filename
v0.6.0 - Merged pull request adding new animations. Updating bower version.
v0.5.0 - Merged various pull requests to fix issues with 3rd party frameworks Bourbon and Libsass.
v0.4.0 - Added override option of all variables. Made sass file a partial to be imported into projects stylesheet without generating a standalone css file. Removed base helper partial in favour of copying the css into projects sass stylesheet.
v0.3.0 - Added bower package functionality
v0.2.0 - Removed css source files and restructured repo for better compatibility with user projects
v0.1.0 - Initial port of animate.css to Sass


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| Add | add TASK_NAME [d/DESCRIPTION] [date/DATE_TIME] [t/TAGS] |
Adds a task |
| List | list all/done/od ls all/done/od |
Lists the desired tasks |
| Edit | edit INDEX [TASK_NAME] [d/DESCRIPTION] [date/DATE_TIME] [t/TAGS] |
Edits a task |
| Find | find KEYWORD[...] |
Finds and displays tasks with KEYWORD[…] |
| View | view DATE |
Views the tasks on a specific date |
| Delete | delete INDEX del INDEX |
Deletes a task |
| Undo | undo |
Undoes the last action |
| Redo | redo |
Redoes the last undo |
| Done | done INDEX |
Marks a task as complete |
| Select | select INDEX sel INDEX |
Selects and scrolls to the task |
| Save | save FOLDERPATH |
Changes the location of the save file |
| Exit | exit |
Exits sTask |


Moree Plains Shire Council to close Balo Street for installation of Christmas decorations
Moree will be soon be looking festive, with Moree Plains Shire Council set to install Christmas decorations in Balo Street this Sunday.
In order to safely install the decorations, council will need to temporarily close Balo Street to traffic from 6am to 6pm on Sunday, November 24.
Highway traffic to Balo Street, between the Albert Street roundabout and Gwydir Street will be temporarily closed and diverted down Frome Street.
The main street will still be accessible by pedestrians.
Council apologises for any inconvenience this may cause and thanks residents for their understanding while these decoration works are undertaken.


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[gecode-users] Value selection when branching
Mikael 'Zayenz' Lagerkvist
zayenz at gmail.com
Thu Feb 9 17:23:08 CET 2006
On 2/9/06, Lars Otten <ottenl at student.chalmers.se> wrote:
> By the way, I think there's a little bug in the random.cc code:
>
> void seed(unsigned int val) {
> if(val) x = val % m;
> else val = 1; // shouldn't that be x=1 ?
> }
Yes, that was a bug. Thanks for finding it.
Cheers,
Mikael
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A regular expression (abbreviated regex or regexp and sometimes called a rational expression) is a sequence of characters that define a search pattern, mainly for use in pattern matching with strings, or string matching, i.e. "find and replace"-like operations.
To see a summary of each command, click it.
PATTERNS
Each character in a regular expression is either understood to be a metacharacter with its special meaning, or a regular character with its literal meaning. Together, they can be used to identify textual material of a given pattern, or process a number of instances of it that can vary from a precise equality to a very general similarity of the pattern.
The pattern sequence itself is an expression that is a statement in a language designed specifically to represent prescribed targets in the most concise and flexible way to direct the automation of text processing of general text files, specific textual forms, or of random input strings.
LITERAL
A literal is any character we use in a search or matching expression, for example, to find ind in windows the ind is a literal string - each character plays a part in the search, it is literally the string we want to find.
METACHARATER
A metacharacter is one or more special characters that have a unique meaning and are NOT used as literals in the search expression, for example, the character ^ (circumflex or caret) is a metacharacter.
TARGET STRING
This term describes the string that we will be searching, that is, the string in which we want to find our match or search pattern.
SEARCH EXPRESSION
Most commonly called the regular expression. This term describes the search expression that we will be using to search our target string, that is, the pattern we use to find what we want.
ESCAPE SEQUENCE
An escape sequence is a way of indicating that we want to use one of our metacharacters as a literal. In a regular expression an escape sequence involves placing the metacharacter \ (backslash) in front of the metacharacter that we want to use as a literal, for example, if we want to find (s) in the target string window(s) then we use the search expression \(s\) and if we want to find \\file in the target string c:\\file then we would need to use the search expression \\\\file (each \ we want to search for as a literal (there are 2) is preceded by an escape sequence \).
To see a summary of each command, click it.
. DOT
DESCRIPTION: Any character (except \n newline)
USE: a.c
EXAMPLE: abc, aac, acc, adc, aec, ...
a
DESCRIPTION: The character a
ab
DESCRIPTION: The string ab
a|b
DESCRIPTION: a or b
EXAMPLE: a|b
a*
DESCRIPTION: 0 or more a's.
\ BACKSLASH
DESCRIPTION: Preceding one of the above, it makes it a literal instead of a special character. Preceding a special matching character, entry on CHARACTER ESCAPES or CHARACTER CLASSES.
USE: a\sc
EXAMPLE: a c
To see a summary of each command, click it.
* ASTERISK
DESCRIPTION: 0 or more of previous expression.
USE: ab*c
EXAMPLE: ac, abc, abbc, abbbc, ...
+ PLUS SYMBOL
DESCRIPTION: 1 or more of previous expression.
USE: ab+c
EXAMPLE: abc, abbc, abbbc, ...
? QUESTION MARK
DESCRIPTION: 0 or 1 of previous expression; also forces minimal matching when an expression might match several strings within a search string.
USE: ab?c
EXAMPLE: ac, abc
{...} CURLY BRACES
DESCRIPTION: Explicit quantifier notation.
USE: ab{2}c
EXAMPLE: abbc
{2}
DESCRIPTION: Exactly 2
{2, 5}
DESCRIPTION: Between 2 and 5.
{2,}
DESCRIPTION: 2 or more.
Default is greedy. Append ? for reluctant.
Also refered to as an "escape sequence" is a way of indicating that we want to use one of our metacharacters as a literal.
In a regular expression an escape sequence involves placing the metacharacter \ (backslash) in front of the metacharacter that we want to use as a literal, for example, if we want to find (s) in the target string window(s) then we use the search expression \(s\) and if we want to find \\file in the target string c:\\file then we would need to use the search expression \\\\file (each \ we want to search for as a literal (there are 2) is preceded by an escape sequence \).
Click here for additional resources.
To see a summary of each Character Escape, click below.
ORDINARIY CHARACTERS
DESCRIPTION: Characters other than . $ ^ { [ ( | ) ] } * + ? \ match themselves.
\a BACKSLASH a
DESCRIPTION: Matches a bell (alarm) \u0007
\b BACKSLASH B
DESCRIPTION: Matches a backspace \u0008 if in a []; otherwise matches a word boundary (between \w and \W characters).
\t BACKSLASH T
DESCRIPTION: Matches a tab \u0009.
\r BACKSLASH R
DESCRIPTION: Matches a carriage return \u000D.
\v BACKSLASH V
DESCRIPTION: Matches a vertical tab \u000B.
\f BACKSLASH f
DESCRIPTION: Matches a form feed \u000C.
\n BACKSLASH n
DESCRIPTION: Matches a new line \u000A.
\e BACKSLASH e
DESCRIPTION: Matches an escape \u001B.
Exclude temporary files and paths
{...} CURLY BRACES
DESCRIPTION: Explicit quantifier notation.
USE: ab{2}c
EXAMPLE: abbc
[...] SQUARE BRACES
DESCRIPTION: Explicit set of characters to match.
USE: a[bB]c
EXAMPLE: abc, aBc
(...) PARENTHESES
DESCRIPTION: Logical grouping of part of an expression.
USE: (abc){2}
EXAMPLE: abcabc
(?...) PARENTHESES
DESCRIPTION: Logical grouping of part of an expression. This is a non-capturing group
USE: (?:http|ftp)://([^/\r\n]+)(/[^\r\n]*)?
EXAMPLE: Match "http://stackoverflow.com/" Group 1: "stackoverflow.com" Group 2: "/" Match "http://stackoverflow.com/questions/tagged/regex" Group 1: "stackoverflow.com" Group 2: "/questions/tagged/regex"
In both cases the (?:http|ftp) left out the http from the matching.To see a summary of each command, click it.
^ CARAT
DESCRIPTION: Start of a string.
USE: ^abc
EXAMPLE: abc, abcdefg, abc123, ...
$ DOLLAR SIGN
DESCRIPTION: End of a string.
USE: abc$
EXAMPLE: abc, endsinabc, 123abc, ...
\b BACKSLASH B
DESCRIPTION: Matches a backspace \u0008 if in a []; otherwise matches a word boundary (between \w and \W characters).
\B BACKSLASH B
DESCRIPTION: Non-word boundary.
(?=abc)
DESCRIPTION: Positive lookahead. Matches a group after the main expression without including it in the response.
(?!abc)
DESCRIPTION: Negative lookahead. Specifies a group that cannot match after the main expression without including it in the response.
With a "character class", also called "character set", you can tell the regex engine to match only one out of several characters. Simply place the characters you want to match between square brackets. If you want to match an a or an e, use [ae]. You could use this in gr[ae]y to match either gray or grey.
. DOT
Matches any character except
\n.
If modified by the Singleline option, a period character matches any character. For more information, see Regular Expression Options.
[aeiou]
Matches any single character included in the specified set of characters.
[^aeiou]
Matches any single character not in the specified set of characters.
[0-9a-fA-F]
Use of a hyphen (–) allows specification of contiguous character ranges.
\p{name}
Matches any character in the named character class specified by {name}. Supported names are Unicode groups and block ranges. For example, Ll, Nd, Z, IsGreek, IsBoxDrawing.
\P{name}
Matches text not included in groups and block ranges specified in {name}.
\w
Matches any word character. Equivalent to the Unicode character categories [\p{Ll}\p{Lu}\p{Lt}\p{Lo}\p{Nd}\p{Pc}]. If ECMAScript-compliant behavior is specified with the ECMAScript option, \w is equivalent to [a-zA-Z_0-9].
\W
Matches any nonword character. Equivalent to the Unicode categories [^\p{Ll}\p{Lu}\p{Lt}\p{Lo}\p{Nd}\p{Pc}]. If ECMAScript-compliant behavior is specified with the ECMAScript option, \W is equivalent to [^a-zA-Z_0-9].
\s
Matches any white-space character. Equivalent to the Unicode character categories [\f\n\r\t\v\x85\p{Z}]. If ECMAScript-compliant behavior is specified with the ECMAScript option, \s is equivalent to [ \f\n\r\t\v].
\S
Matches any non-white-space character. Equivalent to the Unicode character categories [^\f\n\r\t\v\x85\p{Z}]. If ECMAScript-compliant behavior is specified with the ECMAScript option, \S is equivalent to [^ \f\n\r\t\v].
\d
Matches any decimal digit. Equivalent to \p{Nd} for Unicode and [0-9] for non-Unicode, ECMAScript behavior.
\D
Matches any nondigit. Equivalent to \P{Nd} for Unicode and [^0-9] for non-Unicode, ECMAScript behavior.
The backslash (\) in a regular expression indicates one of the following: The character that follows it is a special character, as shown in the drop-downs below. These are the more interesting uses of the character escape.
To see a summary of each REGEX Special Character, click below.
\O BACKSLASH WITH ZERO
DESCRIPTION: Find a NULL character.
\xxx BACKSLASH WITH OCTAL CODE
DESCRIPTION: Find an ASCII character, where xxx consists of two or three digits that represent the octal character code.
EXAMPLE: \040 means to search for the octal value for the space character.
NOTE: This construct is interpreted as a backreference if it has only one digit (for example, \2) or if it corresponds to the number of a capturing group. See Backreference Constructs in Regular Expressions.
\xdd BACKSLASH x 2-DIGIT HEX CODE
DESCRIPTION: Find an ASCII character, where dd is a two-digit hexadecimal character code.
EXAMPLE: \x20 means to search for the hex value for the space character.
\cC BACKSLASH c AND LETTER CODE
DESCRIPTION: Find ASCII control character.
EXAMPLE: \cC means to search for control-C.
\uxxxx BACKSLASH u WITH 4-DIGIT CODE
DESCRIPTION: Find a Unicode character using a hexadecimal representation (exactly four digits).
DESCRIPTION: Matches a Unicode character using a hexadecimal representation (exactly four digits).
\* BACKSLASH ASTERISK
DESCRIPTION: When followed by a character that is not recognized as an escaped character, matches that character.
EXAMPLE: \* is the same as \x2A.
Exclude temporary files and paths
$$
$$ Inserts $
$&
$& Inserts entire match
$` DOLLAR SIGN AND BACKTICK
$` Inserts preceding string
$' DOLLAR SIGN AND APOSTROPHE
$' Inserts following string
$Y
$Y Inserts "Y'th" captured group
| PIPE
DESCRIPTION: Alternation.
USE: bill|ted
EXAMPLE: ted, bill
This is a list of the modifiers that influence how searches are done.
g
g Stands for Global Match
i
i stands for Ignore case
m
m performs multiline matching. ^ and $ match start and end of line


Queues allow to defer time consuming tasks, such as sending an email, until a later time. Deferring these tasks can speed up web requests to the application.
All methods except sync require additional setup, which should be performed before changing the queue method. Consult documentation for more information.


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| virtual TBuilder | ForeignKey (string foreignKey) |
| | The name of the foreign key on the owner model that links it to the associated model. Defaults to the lowercased name of the associated model plus "_id" More...
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| virtual TBuilder | GetterName (string getterName) |
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| virtual TBuilder | SetterName (string setterName) |
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| | Builder (HasOneAssociation component) |
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| virtual TBuilder | AssociationKey (string associationKey) |
| | The name of the property in the data to read the association from. Defaults to the name of the associated model. More...
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| virtual TBuilder | PrimaryKey (string primaryKey) |
| | The name of the primary key on the associated model. In general this will be the Ext.data.Model.idProperty of the Model. Defaults to 'id' More...
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| virtual TBuilder | Model (string model) |
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◆ Builder() [4/4]
◆ ForeignKey()
The name of the foreign key on the owner model that links it to the associated model. Defaults to the lowercased name of the associated model plus "_id"
◆ GetterName()
The name of the getter function that will be added to the local model's prototype. Defaults to 'get' + the name of the foreign model, e.g. getAddress
◆ operator Builder()
◆ SetterName()
The name of the setter function that will be added to the local model's prototype. Defaults to 'set' + the name of the foreign model, e.g. setAddress
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:
- HasOneAssociationBuilder.cs


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