Using Yeoman to scaffold out new websites
Recently I've been playing around with Yeoman, a web scaffolding tool. If you've never heard of it before, or are unfamiliar with it, stop right now & go check it out!
From first impressions Yeoman seemed geared towards scaffolding JavaScript based single page applications, however the basic functionality of a generator is to copy files, make directories etc., so I decided to make one I could use when starting a new project.
I followed the documentation to generate my generator, giving it the name parkji-vanilla
(the generator-
is automatically added by generator-generator
).
One of the great things about yeoman generators is that they can run bower install
& npm install
after they've finished scaffolding, thereby saving you the effort (granted, this is minimal effort).
Prompts
I wanted my generator to ask for two things when it ran:
- The name of the website
- The type of website (static, Perch etc.)
Asking for the name was really easy, I just added the following object to the prompts
array:
{
name: 'siteName',
message: 'What is the name of this website?'
}
Prompting for the type required a bit of digging around because I wanted to list out the different types & then choose from these, rather than have to type it in & validate it.
Yeoman uses Inquirer.js for prompts so I took a look at the docs & realised that I needed to use the list
type, like so:
{
type: 'list',
name: 'framework',
message: 'What sort of site are you building?',
choices: [
{name: "Static", value: "static"},
{name: "Perch", value: "perch"}
],
default: 'static'
}
Generator prototype methods
By default generators created using generator-generator
will have an app
method, I cleared out the example commands & added the code below:
ParkjiVanillaGenerator.prototype.app = function app() {
this.template('package-config/_bower.json', 'bower.json');
this.template('package-config/_package.json', 'package.json');
this.copy('Gruntfile.js', 'Gruntfile.js');
this.directory('stylesheets', 'stylesheets');
this.copy('robots.txt', 'web/robots.txt');
this.template('humans.txt', 'web/humans.txt');
this.mkdir('web');
};
Most of the calls in this are self-explanatory, but it's worth noting that template
is special because it will inject the arguments into the file, if required. For example, the _bower.json
template file I created has the line
"name": "<%= _.slugify(siteName) %>",
template()
will ensure that this becomes
"name": "the-name-entered-at-prompt-in-slug-format".
There are other string commands that you can use, the docs for which can be seen here.
I decided to have different methods for each different website type with each one checking the chosen type before creating files if necessary. This seems to fit in with the yeoman way of doing things & it makes the code easier to follow since the code for each type is separate from the others.
ParkjiVanillaGenerator.prototype.installStatic = function installStatic() {
if (this.framework == 'static') {
this.copy(this.framework + '/gitignore', '.gitignore')
this.template(this.framework + '/index.html', 'web/index.html');
this.template(this.framework + '/vhost.conf', 'vhost.conf');
}
};
ParkjiVanillaGenerator.prototype.installPerch = function installPerch() {
if (this.framework == 'perch') {
this.copy(this.framework + '/gitignore', '.gitignore')
this.template(this.framework + '/index.php', 'web/index.php');
this.template(this.framework + '/vhost.conf', 'vhost.conf');
}
};
Running the generator
First up, it's important to note that if the generator isn't in the global node_modules
directory, yo
won't be able to find it, this can be fixed by running
npm link
in the generator directory. It'll create a symlink to your generator in the global node_modules
directory for you.
Now the generator can be run with:
yo parkji-vanilla
Here's a showterm of this in action.
Tests
By default the generator-generator
will create a test
directory for you & add some example test files too. These tests use the mocha test framework. I found that I didn't really have to alter the example tests too much since my generator was very simple anyway. I did however want to check that the templated files had the correct siteName
value inserted, this can be done by using an array with two values the first being the file name, the second being a regular expression that you expect be found within that file. E.g. my list of expected files for the static type looks like this:
var expected = [
['web/index.html', /<title>Static Test<\/title>/],
['vhost.conf', /ServerName StaticTest\.localhost/],
'.gitignore'
];
This array is then passed to the helpers.assertFiles()
method.
Here's the full test for the generic files that my generator should create:
it('creates expected files', function (done) {
var expected = [
['bower.json', /"name": "testing"/],
['package.json', /"name": "testing"/],
'Gruntfile.js',
'web',
'stylesheets',
'web/robots.txt',
['web/humans.txt', /Testing/]
];
helpers.mockPrompt(this.app, {
'siteName': 'Testing'
});
this.app.options['skip-install'] = true;
this.app.run({}, function () {
helpers.assertFiles(expected);
done();
});
});
The tests can be run by executing
npm test
Also, the generator-generator
will create a travis config file for you, which means that you can hook your repo up to it & have continuous integration.
Repository
My generator can be found on github - https://github.com/parkji/generator-parkji-vanilla.


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puredom is a fast, chainable, exstensible JavaScript library for web applications. In plain english, it makes building developing rich apps using JavaScript, HTML and CSS much easier.
For a list of functions you can call on a puredom selection, see the puredom.NodeSelection docs.
For class docs, check out the full puredom documentation. Please note some puredom features are not yet available in the documentation.
puredom supports plugins for extending the core selection object.
Check out the available plugins or the plugin documentation.
Download: puredom.light.zip
Download: puredom.zip
puredom is released under a BSD-3-Clause License.


I am a Research Scientist in the Center for Applied Scientific Computing (CASC) at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory. I joined CASC as a postdoctoral research staff in 2016. My research focuses on approximate computing, floating-point mixed-precision, machine learning, and fault tolerance of HPC applications. I also have expertise in load balancing algorithms, cosmology simulations application, and HPC runtime systems.
I received my Ph.D. (2016) and M.S. (2012) in Computer Science from University of Illinois Urbana Champaign (UIUC). Prior to enrolling for graduate studies, I was a software engineer at Google.
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You can have nested lists using the children property.
children
This example works like selecting from a key / value list.


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Collaboration Design for server infrastructure
Cisco's collaboration design team is tackling the future of business-place communication. Designing for telepresence, conferencing, and phone systems were the primary responsibility of this team at Cisco. We aspired to provide the best experience for enterprise collaboration and making the ease of sharing ideas effortless.
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Introduction
As a visual designer on the Collaboration Design team, I worked with the interaction designer to help turn their wireframes into pixel perfect mockups referencing Cisco’s design system, Momentum. Projects included designs for Cisco’s Webex Cloud-Connected Unified Communications platform, and UI for Cisco’s next generation desk phone.
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Visual Design
Example of wireframes to mockups
The images on the left are examples of wireframes I would recieve, and the right images are the mockups I created from them.
Certificate Management for Clusters mockups
Upgrading a Cluster mockups


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Built for traditional churches.
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Organize songs, hymns, announcements and sermons.
Keep track of the essential elements of upcoming and past services using this easy to use table. Easily access past specials, track which hymns you sing how often, etc.. Collaborate with staff, volunteers and musicians.
14 Popular Hymn Books built in.
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If you are looking for another hymnal, let me know and I will do my best to add it.
Quickly generate printed orders of service.
 Save time every week.
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Star Wars actor left entire script in a hotel room and it ended up on eBay
JJ Abrams is spilling all the tea and has recalled how a Star Wars actor left the script for the next episode in a hotel room – and it ended up on eBay for sale.
Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker is set for release in cinemas next month and the cast, including John Boyega, Daisy Ridley and Mark Hamill, were filming scenes right up until Sunday.
Details about the next installment are, of course, tightly under wraps, but JJ reveals the whole story was almost made public due to a slightly careless cast member.
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During his appearance on Good Morning America on Monday, the Hollywood director recalled: ‘The security is insane, the company were nervous about anything getting out. So they had only a handful of scripts and they were printed on crazy uncopyable paper.
And one of our actors – I’m not going to say which one, I want to but I won’t – left it under their bed and it was found by someone who was cleaning their place.’
Could you imagine the horror?!
JJ, 53, went on to reveal how the precious script was then passed onto someone else who, of course, listed it on eBay to earn a sure-fire quick buck.
However luckily, those Disney eagle-eyes are out in force (slight pun intended) and managed to spot the script up for sale.
‘Someone at the company said, “There’s a script, that looks like it’s a legit script for sale on eBay”. And they got it back before it sold.’
The director added: ‘With all the security you’ve got to be careful.’
No doubt the actor at fault will be kicking themselves for all of eternity.
JJ’s revelation comes after actress Keri Russell, who plays Zorri Bliss in The Rise of Skywalker, recently revealed how she was prevented from reading the full script and only shown the ‘sides’ of her scenes.
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If she wanted to read the whole script, she had to do so in a security-guarded room.
Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker hits UK cinemas on 19 December.
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Provides a complete R interface to LibBi, a library for Bayesian inference (see <http://libbi.org> and <doi:10.18637/jss.v067.i10> for more information). This includes functions for manipulating LibBi models, for reading and writing LibBi input/output files, for converting LibBi output to provide traces for use with the coda package, and for running LibBi from R.
| Version: | 0.10.0 |
| Imports: | data.table, ncdf4, processx, reshape2 |
| Suggests: | coda, covr (≥ 3.2.0), R.rsp, stringi, testthat, ggplot2 |
| Published: | 2018-12-11 |
| Author: | Pierre E. Jacob [aut], Anthony Lee [ctb], Lawrence M. Murray [ctb], Sebastian Funk [aut, cre], Sam Abbott [ctb] |
| Maintainer: | Sebastian Funk <sebastian.funk at lshtm.ac.uk> |
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| Language: | en-GB |
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PHENOMENON A film review by Christopher Null Copyright 1996 Christopher Null
John Travolta is one hell of a hairy man. More than any other movie I've seen him in, PHENOMENON features more of Travolta's bodily fur than anything else you're likely to come by.
The trailers have been barraging us with this simplest of plots for months. George Malley (Travolta) is a simple man in a small town on the eve of his 37th year, and on his birthday he sees a mysterious light in the sky which knocks him down and, faster than you can say "plot device," turns him into a supergenius.
Because he is such an intellectual stud, he gains the love and fear of various people in the town. Among the lovers are Lace (Kyra Sedgwick), buddy Nate (Forest Whitaker), and local doctor "Doc" (Robert Duvall). Among the fearers are the type of hick yahoos that are omnipresent in movies about simple men in small towns.
The film absolutely reeks of being a "pleasant" picture.... Long, drawn-out photography. Dogs, kittens, rabbits, and flowers everywhere. Precocious children. Really bad pop music. Your occasional FBI agent. You know, cute stuff. From the director of (vomit) WHILE YOU WERE SLEEPING, what else would you expect?
Not that I mean to detract from the charms of PHENOMENON, because it isn't by any stretch a terrible film. Instead, it's just... *there.* It just goes on and on and never does much of anything. It's predictable to a scene and not very original, but at least the movie isn't insulting. The performances and direction are all fine, and there are some funny moments. Basically, it's "pleasant."
As far as the social message of this film, I really couldn't begin to say. Most of the time it's a running Public Service Announcement for reading. The rest of the time it gives off something of a "don't be afraid of smart people" theme. You'd think in two hours they'd come up with better than that.
A *real* George Malley could have.
RATING: ***
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¡Un saludo a todos los lectores de este blog! En esta ocasión quiero platicar con ustedes acerca de un final un tanto... curioso. Así es, estoy hablando del final de uno de los animes/mangas más famosos en los ultimos años "Shingeki no Kyojin" o como es más conocido en occidente "Attack on Titan". Cabe destacar que esta reseña contendrá spoilers del manga, así que si aún no lo terminas por favor no leas esto si no quieres comerte un spoiler.
¡Comenzemos!
Empezamos con un punto muy fuerte y por el cual se trata de algo muy discutido por los fans, ¿Es el final de Shingeki algo bueno o malo?
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Fecha: 09/09/2021
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Hora: 9:18 a.m.


Throughout all those years of study (whether I liked it or not), I'm fortunate to have been exposed to a lot of technologies - be it for the sake of completing projects or just as part of my courses. Naturally, I liked some and pursued them deep into detail, thereby gaining a certain level of understanding and expertise in them. The remaining I'm acquainted with, but not as masterful as I am with the ones below.
Languages / Frameworks
Java, C, C++, Python, MVC, Ionic, Spring, Maven, REST API, JPA
Scripting Languages
JavaScript, AngularJS, HTML, CSS, PHP, Bootstrap, jQuery
Databases
MYSQL, Oracle 11g, SQL Server, MongoDB
IDE’s
Eclipse, Visual Basic
Mobile Operating Systems
iOS, Android
Tools
Amazon Web Services, Git, Bower, Postman, npm, Grunt, Gulp, Google Cloud, Wireshark, WordPress, MS Project Planner


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LirNode with several information for dependency and scheduling.
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dependMark
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return true if bl contains ln. |
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deleteDepend(DependNode dn)
Delete dependent information from true/false-DependOn and set schedule time. |
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dependOn(BiList list)
Return the list of DependNodes on which this node depends directly or indirectly |
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dependOn(DependNode dn)
Return true if this DependNode depends on dn, and add this to dn.beDepended. |
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Return callee register. |
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Mark the DependNodes on which this node depends directly or indirectly |
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Returns the maximum path length from this node. |
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clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, wait, wait, wait |
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static int counter
int number
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BiList dependOn
BiList beDepended
LirNode instr
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BiList output
int latency
int scheduleTime
boolean visited
boolean dependMark
int pathLength
int machineCodeSize
boolean hasDelaySlot
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void setMachineCodeSize(int size)
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DependNode setScheduleTime(int n)
int scheduleTimeDcr()
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This method updates the dict `_tracks_info` which contains all info stored in the timeline. Currently, this method is called is the following situations: - Class initialization - Event added by double clicking the timeline - Everything is cleaned - A line is cleaned - After an event is removed/locked/unlocked #TODO- After editing a timeline line entry #TODO- After editing an event (TimelineDelta object) - After importing from a file - Before exporting to a file This dictionary stores info in the format shown below: {line_numer : [ line_label, line_color, [data] ] } |
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This package has framework agnostic Cross-Origin Resource Sharing (CORS) implementation. It is complaint with PSR-7 HTTP message interfaces.
Why this package?
The package is designed to be used as a middleware. Typical usage
```php use \Neomerx\Cors\Analyzer; use \Psr\Http\Message\RequestInterface; use \Neomerx\Cors\Contracts\AnalysisResultInterface;
class CorsMiddleware { /** * Handle an incoming request. * * @param RequestInterface $request * @param Closure $next * * @return mixed */ public function handle(RequestInterface $request, Closure $next) { $cors = Analyzer::instance($this->getCorsSettings())->analyze($request);
switch ($cors->getRequestType()) {
case AnalysisResultInterface::ERR_NO_HOST_HEADER:
case AnalysisResultInterface::ERR_ORIGIN_NOT_ALLOWED:
case AnalysisResultInterface::ERR_METHOD_NOT_SUPPORTED:
case AnalysisResultInterface::ERR_HEADERS_NOT_SUPPORTED:
// return 4XX HTTP error
return ...;
case AnalysisResultInterface::TYPE_PRE_FLIGHT_REQUEST:
$corsHeaders = $cors->getResponseHeaders();
// return 200 HTTP with $corsHeaders
return ...;
case AnalysisResultInterface::TYPE_REQUEST_OUT_OF_CORS_SCOPE:
// call next middleware handler
return $next($request);
default:
// actual CORS request
$response = $next($request);
$corsHeaders = $cors->getResponseHeaders();
// add CORS headers to Response $response
...
return $response;
}
} } ```
composer require neomerx/cors-psr7
Debug logging will provide a detailed step-by-step description of how requests are handled. In order to activate it a PSR-3 compatible Logger should be set to Analyzer
.
```php /** @var \Psr\Log\LoggerInterface $logger */ $logger = …; /** @var \Psr\Http\Message\RequestInterface $request */ $request = …; /** @var \Neomerx\Cors\Contracts\Strategies\SettingsStrategyInterface $settings */ $settings = …;
$analyzer = Analyzer::instance($settings);
$analyzer->setLogger($logger)
$cors = $analyzer->analyze($request); ```
There are many possible strategies for handling cross and same origin requests which might and might not depend on data from requests.
This package has built-in strategy called Settings
which implements simple settings identical for all requests (same list of allowed origins, same allowed methods for all requests and etc).
However you can customize such behaviour. For example you can send different sets of allowed methods depending on request. This might be helpful when you have some kind of Access Control System and wish to differentiate response based on request (for example on its origin). You can either implement AnalysisStrategyInterface
from scratch or override methods in Settings
class if only a minor changes are needed to Settings
. The new strategy could be sent to Analyzer
constructor or Analyzer::instance
method could be used for injection.
Example
```php class CustomMethodsSettings extends Settings { public function getRequestAllowedMethods( RequestInterface $request, $requestMethod ) { // An external Access Control System could be used to determine // which methods are allowed for this request.
return ...;
} }
$cors = Analyzer::instance(new CustomMethodsSettings())->analyze($request); ```
composer test
Do not hesitate to contact us on or post an issue.
If you have spotted any compliance issues with the CORS Recommendation please post an issue. Pull requests for documentation and code improvements (PSR-2, tests) are welcome.
Current tasks are managed with Waffle.io.
This package is using Semantic Versioning.
Apache License (Version 2.0). Please see License File for more information.


Constructor
new KssGenerator(version, options)
Create a KssGenerator object.
This is the base object used by all kss-node generators. Implementations of KssGenerator MUST pass the version parameter. kss-node will use this to ensure that only compatible generators are used.
const KssGenerator = require('kss/generator');
const customGenerator = new KssGenerator('3.0');
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
version |
string | The generator API version implemented. |
options |
object | The Yargs-like options this generator has. See https://github.com/bcoe/yargs/blob/master/README.md#optionskey-opt |
- Source:
Methods
checkGenerator() → {Promise}
Checks the generator configuration.
An instance of KssGenerator MUST NOT override this method. A process controlling the generator should call this method to verify the specified generator has been configured correctly.
- Source:
Returns:
A Promise
object resolving to null
.
- Type
- Promise
clone(templatePath, destinationPath) → {Promise}
Clone a template's files.
This method is fairly simple; it copies one directory to the specified location. An instance of KssGenerator does not need to override this method, but it can if it needs to do something more complicated.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
templatePath |
string | Path to the template to clone. |
destinationPath |
string | Path to the destination of the newly cloned template. |
- Source:
Returns:
A Promise
object resolving to null
.
- Type
- Promise
generate(styleGuide) → {Promise}
Generate the HTML files of the style guide given a KssStyleGuide object.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
styleGuide |
KssStyleGuide | The KSS style guide in object format. |
- Source:
Returns:
A Promise
object resolving to styleGuide
.
- Type
- Promise
init(config) → {Promise}
Initialize the style guide creation process.
This method is given a configuration JSON object with the details of the requested style guide generation. The generator can use this information for any necessary tasks before the KSS parsing of the source files.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
config |
Object | Configuration object for the requested generation. |
- Source:
Returns:
A Promise
object resolving to null
.
- Type
- Promise
log(…message)
Logs a message to be reported to the user.
Since a generator can be used in places other than the console, using console.log() is inappropriate. The log() method should be used to pass messages to the KSS system so it can report them to the user.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Attributes | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
message |
string |
<repeatable> |
The message to log. |
- Source:
prepare(styleGuide) → {Promise}
Allow the template to prepare itself or modify the KssStyleGuide object.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
styleGuide |
KssStyleGuide | The KSS style guide in object format. |
- Source:
Returns:
A Promise
object resolving to styleGuide
.
- Type
- Promise
setLogFunction(logFunction)
The log() method logs a message for the user. This method allows the system
to define the underlying function used by the log method to report the
message to the user. The default log function is a wrapper around
console.log()
.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
logFunction |
function | Function to log a message to the user. |
- Source:


The CMake package contains a modern toolset used for generating Makefiles. It is a successor of the auto-generated configure script and aims to be platform- and compiler-independent. A significant user of CMake is KDE since version 4.
This package is known to build and work properly using an LFS-7.9 platform.
Download (HTTP): http://www.cmake.org/files/v3.4/cmake-3.4.3.tar.gz
Download MD5 sum: 4cb3ff35b2472aae70f542116d616e63
Download size: 6.5 MB
Estimated disk space required: 704 MB (with tests and cmake-gui)
Estimated build time: 4 SBU, with parallelism = 4 (with tests and cmake-gui)
cURL-7.47.1 and libarchive-3.1.2
Qt-4.8.7 or Qt-5.5.1 (for the Qt-based GUI), Subversion-1.9.3 (for testing), and Sphinx (for building documents)
User Notes: http://wiki.linuxfromscratch.org/blfs/wiki/cmake
If Qt4 and Qt5 are installed in /opt
, use source
setqt4 or source
setqt5 to choose which one will be used to build
the Qt-based GUI.
Install CMake by running the following commands:
./bootstrap --prefix=/usr \ --system-libs \ --mandir=/share/man \ --no-system-jsoncpp \ --docdir=/share/doc/cmake-3.4.3 && make
To test the results, issue: bin/ctest
-j<N>
-O
cmake-3.4.3-test.log, where <N>
is an integer between 1
and the number of system cores. For some systems, it may be
necessary to run the tests only for Qt4 using source setq4, then export CXXFLAGS="-std=c++11"
before the ./bootstrap
...) command. If used, be sure to unset CXXFLAGS after the tests.
One of the problematic tests relates to the test procedures finding
the correct Qt files. Eight of 447 tests are known to fail under
some circumstances related to Gtk+2 and c++ standards.
Now, as the root
user:
make install
--system-libs
: This switch
forces the build system to link against Zlib, Bzip2,
cURL, Expat and libarchive installed on the system.
--no-system-jsoncpp
: This
switch removes the JSON-C++
library from the list of system libraries. A bundled version of
that library is used instead.
--qt-gui
: This switch enables building
of the Qt-based GUI for
CMake.
Last updated on 2016-02-21 12:38:55 -0800


Pavilions is a unique home design and construction enterprise, offering truely individual architectural design, detailed prefabrication and complete building services to our clients.
Central to Pavilions success is the collaboration of Master Builder and Leading Architect, providing a streamlined design and build system that fully integrates every step; from drawing board through to construction. Our Construction Manager and the Principle Architect have been working together for over twenty years. With great skill and passion, theyve developed and refined the Pavilions process to what it is today – an award winning design and build practice with a reputation for creating simply beautiful homes.
With our expertise, creativity and guidance, you can have the perfect living space for your lifestyle.
A Pavilions home is individually designed to meet the essentials of lifestyle, climate and space in both configuration and aesthetic. Its beauty lies in the simplicity of its form with a beautiful exposed hardwood timber mainframe that provides a special sense of order and proportion.
A Pavilions home is individually designed to meet the essentials of lifestyle, climate and space in both configuration and aesthetic. Its beauty lies in the simplicity of its form with a beautiful exposed hardwood timber mainframe that provides a special sense of order and proportion.
Each Pavilion floor plan is created to reflect and enhance your lifestyle, balancing wide open-plan spaces for socialising with intimate, comfortable spaces for personal time.
Through our fully integrated design and build system, Pavilions are able to provide a construction system that is capable of unlimited configurations. The unique, component based Pavilion system is custom designed by our architect to match the unique lifestyle of the owner, and each special requirement of the site.
Each Pavilion house is designed in our architect studio before it is passed onto the construction management team for fabrication and build.
Pavilions uses a distinctive modular GRID system. This GRID matrix supports the prefabrication of a mainframe structure that is built in our offsite workshop and delivered to site in flat-packed form for re-assembly. The robust hardwood frame provides for unlimited configurations, and is fast and efficient to build.
Supported by expert project management, Pavilions can design and build any size dwelling for the many varied landforms and conditions found throughout Australia.
Initial discussion with Pavilions architect to understand your requirements and develop a design brief.
The Pavilion architect studio will design a layout of your project which includes preliminary plans and a 3D perspective. Depending on the location of the project this will include a site visit and a meeting to evaluate your requirements.
Once the design is fully developed we prepare documents for approval by the local authorities and produce a detailed cost plan for the project. Documents are produced for building certification and the timber mainframe is fabricated in the Pavilions workshop.
The building is erected, including the mainframe by Pavilions master builder under the guidance of the Pavilions architect.


"ARAM-NAHARAIM" Aram of the two rivers, is Mesopotamia (as it is rendered in Genesis 24:10), the country enclosed between the Tigris on the east and the Euphrates on the west (Psalm 60, title); called also the “field of Aram” (Hos. 12:12, R.V.) i.e., the open country of Aram; in the Authorized Version, “country of Syria.” Padan-aram (q.v.) was a portion of this country.
"ARAM-NAHARAIM" Aram of the two rivers, is Mesopotamia (as it is rendered in Genesis 24:10), the country enclosed between the Tigris on the east and the Euphrates on the west (Psalm 60, title); called also the “field of Aram” (Hos. 12:12, R.V.) i.e., the open country of Aram; in the Authorized Version, “country of Syria.” Padan-aram (q.v.) was a portion of this country.


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| Class | RTF::Font |
| In: |
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| Parent: | Object |
| MODERN | = | :modern | A declaration for a font family. This family is used for monospaced fonts (e.g. Courier New). | |
| ROMAN | = | :roman | A declaration for a font family. This family is used for proportionally spaced serif fonts (e.g. Arial, Times New Roman). | |
| SWISS | = | :swiss | A declaration for a font family. This family is used for proportionally spaced sans serif fonts (e.g. Tahoma, Lucida Sans). | |
| NIL | = | 'nil'.intern | A declaration for a font family. This family is used where none of the other families apply. |
| family | [R] | Attribute accessor. |
| name | [R] | Attribute accessor. |
This is the constructor for the Font class.
| family: | The font family for the new font. This should be one of Font::MODERN, Font::ROMAN, Font::SWISS or Font::NIL. |
| name: | A string containing the font name. |
| RTFError: | Generated whenever an invalid font family is specified. |
# File lib/rtf/font.rb, line 39 39: def initialize(family, name) 40: # Check that a valid family has been provided. 41: if ![MODERN, ROMAN, SWISS, NIL].include?(family) 42: RTFError::fire("Unknown font family specified for Font object.") 43: end 44: @family = family 45: @name = name 46: end
This method overloads the equivalence test operator for the Font class to allow for Font comparisons.
| object: | A reference to the object to be compared with. |
# File lib/rtf/font.rb, line 53 53: def ==(object) 54: object.instance_of?(Font) && 55: object.family == @family && 56: object.name == @name 57: end
This method generates the RTF representation for a Font object as it would appear within a document font table.
| indent: | The number of spaces to prefix to the lines generated by the method. Defaults to zero. |
# File lib/rtf/font.rb, line 75 75: def to_rtf(indent=0) 76: prefix = indent > 0 ? ' ' * indent : '' 77<EMAIL_ADDRESS>#{@name};" 78: end
This method fetches a textual description for a Font object.
| indent: | The number of spaces to prefix to the lines generated by the method. Defaults to zero. |
# File lib/rtf/font.rb, line 64 64: def to_s(indent=0) 65: prefix = indent > 0 ? ' ' * indent : '' 66: "#{prefix}Family<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Name: #{@name}" 67: end


Software Engineer @ CICS-NC
We do what we can...
Made extensive use of Python, NumPy, SciPy, and matplotlib as our preferred platform since they're tested, supported, free/open source, and accessible to the general public
Data processing jobs automatically run tests to validate integrity
So we don't make the same mistake twice!Over 200 of the 290 figures in the assessment are fully traced. For figures original to the NCA, detailed information about sub-figures, datasets, and the processes used to create the figure is available.
*as far as we knowAt some point, the datasets got bigger while the deadlines got shorter, so we needed to take data processing to the next level.
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Release 1.10.x is now available.
This repository is a merger of the formerly separate GoogleTest and GoogleMock projects. These were so closely related that it makes sense to maintain and release them together.
The information for GoogleTest is available in the GoogleTest Primer documentation.
GoogleMock is an extension to GoogleTest for writing and using C++ mock classes. See the separate GoogleMock documentation.
More detailed documentation for googletest is in its interior googletest/README.md file.
GoogleTest requires a codebase and compiler compliant with the C++11 standard or newer.
The GoogleTest code is officially supported on the following platforms. Operating systems or tools not listed below are community-supported. For community-supported platforms, patches that do not complicate the code may be considered.
If you notice any problems on your platform, please file an issue on the GoogleTest GitHub Issue Tracker. Pull requests containing fixes are welcome!
macOS users: Xcode 9.3+ provides clang 5.0+.
Note: Bazel is the build system used by the team internally and in tests. CMake is supported on a best-effort basis and by the community.
In addition to many internal projects at Google, GoogleTest is also used by the following notable projects:
GTest Runner is a Qt5 based automated test-runner and Graphical User Interface with powerful features for Windows and Linux platforms.
GoogleTest UI is a test runner that runs your test binary, allows you to track its progress via a progress bar, and displays a list of test failures. Clicking on one shows failure text. Google Test UI is written in C#.
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With Google Colaboratory, we can easily set up and run code in the cloud. This page illustrates the steps to install Analytics Zoo and run notebooks on colaboratory.
First, create or load a notebook file in colaboratory. Then, prepare the environment. You only need to install JDK and Analytics Zoo. As installing analytics-zoo from pip will automatically install pyspark, you are recommended not to install pyspark by yourself.
Prepare Environment
Install Java 8
Run the command on the colaboratory file to install jdk 1.8:
# Install jdk8
!apt-get install openjdk-8-jdk-headless -qq > /dev/null
# Set jdk environment path which enables you to run Pyspark in your Colab environment.
import os
os.environ["JAVA_HOME"] = "/usr/lib/jvm/java-8-openjdk-amd64"
Install Analytics Zoo from pip
You can add the following command on your colab file to install the analytics-zoo via pip easily:
# Install latest release version of analytics-zoo
# Installing analytics-zoo from pip will automatically install pyspark, bigdl, and their dependencies.
!pip install analytics-zoo
Begin your code
Call init_nncontext()
that will create a SparkContext with optimized performance configurations.
from zoo.common.nncontext import*
sc = init_nncontext()
Output on Colaboratory:
Prepending /usr/local/lib/python3.6/dist-packages/bigdl/share/conf/spark-bigdl.conf to sys.path
Adding /usr/local/lib/python3.6/dist-packages/zoo/share/lib/analytics-zoo-bigdl_0.10.0-spark_2.4.3-0.7.0-jar-with-dependencies.jar to BIGDL_JARS
Prepending /usr/local/lib/python3.6/dist-packages/zoo/share/conf/spark-analytics-zoo.conf to sys.path
Run Github Notebook on colaboratory
If you would like to open Analytics Zoo Notebook in a GitHub repo directly, the only thing you need to do is:
-
Open the Notebook file on GitHub in a browser (So the URL ends in .ipynb).
-
Change the URL from https://github.com/full_path_to_the_notebook to https://colab.research.google.com/github/full_path_to_the_notebook
For example, change the URL of Analytics Zoo tutorial https://github.com/intel-analytics/zoo-tutorials/blob/master/keras/2.1-a-first-look-at-a-neural-network.ipynb to https://colab.research.google.com/github/intel-analytics/zoo-tutorials/blob/master/keras/2.1-a-first-look-at-a-neural-network.ipynb.
Then, prepare the environment of Java8 and Analytics Zoo as described above at the beginning of the colab notebook. If you would like to save the changes, you can make a copy to drive and run it within the instructions.
Note
As Colab engine provides your application with some built-in Python libraries, you should check if the library versions are compatible with your application. You may refer this document to specify the python library version that Analytics Zoo supports.


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| callout | 2 | 24 | 0 | Record of when patients were ready for discharge (called out), and the actual time of their discharge (or more generally, their outcome). | |
| caregivers | 7 | 4 | 0 | List of caregivers associated with an ICU stay. | |
| chartevents | 5 | 15 | 0 | Events occuring on a patient chart. | |
| chartevents_1 | 15 | 0 | |||
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| chartevents_5 | 15 | 0 | |||
| chartevents_6 | 15 | 0 | |||
| chartevents_7 | 15 | 0 | |||
| chartevents_8 | 15 | 0 | |||
| chartevents_9 | 15 | 0 | |||
| cptevents | 2 | 12 | 0 | Events recorded in Current Procedural Terminology. | |
| d_cpt | 9 | 0 | High-level dictionary of the Current Procedural Terminology. | ||
| d_icd_diagnoses | 4 | 0 | Dictionary of the International Classification of Diseases, 9th Revision (Diagnoses). | ||
| d_icd_procedures | 4 | 0 | Dictionary of the International Classification of Diseases, 9th Revision (Procedures). | ||
| d_items | 2 | 10 | 0 | Dictionary of non-laboratory-related charted items. | |
| d_labitems | 1 | 6 | 0 | Dictionary of laboratory-related items. | |
| datetimeevents | 5 | 14 | 0 | Events relating to a datetime. | |
| diagnoses_icd | 2 | 5 | 0 | Diagnoses relating to a hospital admission coded using the ICD9 system. | |
| drgcodes | 2 | 8 | 0 | Hospital stays classified using the Diagnosis-Related Group system. | |
| icustays | 8 | 2 | 12 | 0 | List of ICU admissions. |
| inputevents_cv | 4 | 22 | 0 | Events relating to fluid input for patients whose data was originally stored in the CareVue database. | |
| inputevents_mv | 4 | 31 | 0 | Events relating to fluid input for patients whose data was originally stored in the MetaVision database. | |
| labevents | 3 | 9 | 0 | Events relating to laboratory tests. | |
| microbiologyevents | 2 | 16 | 0 | Events relating to microbiology tests. | |
| noteevents | 3 | 11 | 0 | Notes associated with hospital stays. | |
| outputevents | 4 | 13 | 0 | ||
| patients | 19 | 8 | 0 | Patients associated with an admission to the ICU. | |
| prescriptions | 3 | 19 | 0 | Medicines prescribed. | |
| procedureevents_mv | 4 | 25 | 0 | ||
| procedures_icd | 2 | 5 | 0 | Procedures relating to a hospital admission coded using the ICD9 system. | |
| services | 2 | 6 | 0 | Hospital services that patients were under during their hospital stay. | |
| transfers | 3 | 13 | 0 | Location of patients during their hospital stay. | |
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[dscrd-chips] <Alright> 2250300 65e5adeb9d9ed014190ec2393887f40d77c3bb830c48b2f99205b9765d963293 1 0.04882812 Mon, 23 Jul 2018 20:57:50 GMT
2250299 36160f42fab59b23f4be8075ee2211e0df9dff0dab85c13cb82516c4893d75d0 1 0.04882812 Mon, 23 Jul 2018 04:35:55 GMT
Algo change please? :/ @jl777c
[dscrd-chips] <ComputerGenie> #yawn
[dscrd-chips] <Alright> put an s9 on please @ComputerGenie
[dscrd-chips] <Alright> you've made plenty, it's in your best interest to keep the network alive
[dscrd-chips] <ComputerGenie> pay the bill for it and I'll put as much hash as you want
[dscrd-chips] <Alright> >make $10ks on CHIPS
[dscrd-chips] <Alright> >can't pay $1 a day to keep it alive
[dscrd-chips] <ComputerGenie> no, it's in my best interest to let the diff drop to where I can GPU mine it
[dscrd-chips] <Alright> not going to happen
[dscrd-chips] <Alright> someone is pointing a lot of hash rate at it while the diff is low
[dscrd-chips] <ComputerGenie> it will if you stop doing rentals
[dscrd-chips] <Alright> raising the diff and leaving
[dscrd-chips] <Alright> stalling the chain
[dscrd-chips] <Alright> I just paid for a 12 hour rental
[dscrd-chips] <Alright> will stop after that
[dscrd-chips] <ComputerGenie> someone is pointing a lot of hash rate at it while the diff is low
That's called "profit switching" and it's only been a feature in NOMP for about 4 years now...
[dscrd-chips] <Alright> ok and you can't stop people from doing it
[dscrd-chips] <Alright> therefore you'll never be able to GPU mine it
[dscrd-chips] <ComputerGenie> you'd be surprised what I can GPU mine
(edited)
[dscrd-chips] <Alright> your whole farm GPU farm on SHA256 is like 5 s9s
[dscrd-chips] <Alright> less than 5 s9s likely
[dscrd-chips] <ComputerGenie> well, that's 4 more than you said I need
[dscrd-chips] <Alright> yea your whole 70ksol farm is less than a single s9 if my napkin math is correct
[dscrd-chips] <ComputerGenie> it's not the size of your hash, it's how you use it
[dscrd-chips] <ComputerGenie> not to mention the fact that equihash sols != sha256 hashes


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| Interface | Description |
|---|---|
| Resolver |
A
Resolver converts a function name, invocation type, and set
of arguments into a FunDef . |
| Resolver.Conversion |
Description of an implicit conversion that occurred while resolving an
operator call.
|
| UdfResolver.UdfFactory |
Factory for
UserDefinedFunction . |
| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| AbstractAggregateFunDef |
Abstract base class for all aggregate functions (
Aggregate ,
Sum , Avg , et cetera). |
| AddCalculatedMembersFunDef |
Definition of the
AddCalculatedMembers MDX function. |
| AggregateFunDef |
Definition of the
AGGREGATE MDX function. |
| AggregateFunDef.AggregateCalc | |
| AncestorFunDef |
Definition of the
Ancestor MDX function. |
| AncestorsFunDef |
Definition of the
Ancestors MDX function. |
| AsFunDef |
Definition of the
AS MDX operator. |
| AvgFunDef |
Definition of the
Avg MDX function. |
| BuiltinFunTable |
BuiltinFunTable contains a list of all built-in MDX functions. |
| CacheFunDef |
Definition of the
Cache system function, which is smart enough
to evaluate its argument only once. |
| CacheFunDef.CacheFunResolver | |
| CaseMatchFunDef |
Definition of the matched
CASE MDX operator. |
| CaseTestFunDef |
Definition of the tested
CASE MDX operator. |
| CastFunDef |
Definition of the
CAST MDX operator. |
| CoalesceEmptyFunDef |
Definition of the
CoalesceEmpty MDX function. |
| CorrelationFunDef |
Definition of the
Correlation MDX function. |
| CountFunDef |
Definition of the
Count MDX function. |
| CovarianceFunDef |
Definition of the
Covariance and
CovarianceN MDX functions. |
| CrossJoinFunDef |
Definition of the
CrossJoin MDX function. |
| CrossJoinTest |
CrossJoint tests the collation order of positive and negative
infinity, and Double.NaN . |
| CrossJoinTest.NullFunDef | |
| CrossJoinTest.TestFunDef | |
| CustomizedFunctionTable |
Interface to build a customized function table, selecting functions from the
set of supported functions in an instance of
BuiltinFunTable . |
| DescendantsFunDef |
Definition of the
Descendants MDX function. |
| DimensionDimensionFunDef |
Definition of the
<Dimension>.Dimension
MDX builtin function. |
| DimensionsNumericFunDef |
Definition of the
Dimensions(<Numeric Expression>)
MDX builtin function. |
| DimensionsStringFunDef |
Definition of the
Dimensions(<String Expression>)
MDX builtin function. |
| DistinctFunDef |
Definition of the
Distinct MDX function. |
| DistinctFunDef.CalcImpl | |
| DrilldownLevelFunDef |
Definition of the
DrilldownLevel MDX function. |
| DrilldownLevelTopBottomFunDef |
Definition of the
DrilldownLevelTop and
DrilldownLevelBottom MDX builtin functions. |
| DrilldownMemberFunDef |
Definition of the
DrilldownMember MDX function. |
| ExceptFunDef |
Definition of the
Except MDX function. |
| ExistingFunDef | |
| ExistsFunDef |
Definition of the
EXISTS MDX function. |
| ExtractFunDef |
Definition of the
Extract MDX function. |
| FilterFunDef |
Definition of the
Filter MDX function. |
| FormatFunDef |
Definition of the
Format MDX function. |
| FunctionTest |
FunctionTest tests the functions defined in
BuiltinFunTable . |
| FunDefBase |
FunDefBase is the default implementation of FunDef . |
| FunInfo |
Support class for the
CmdRunner allowing one to view
available functions and their syntax. |
| FunTableImpl |
Abstract implementation of
FunTable . |
| FunUtil |
FunUtil contains a set of methods useful within the mondrian.olap.fun package. |
| FunUtil.DescendingValueComparator |
Compares cell values, so that larger values compare first.
|
| FunUtil.ObjIntPair<T> |
Tuple consisting of an object and an integer.
|
| FunUtil.OrderKey | |
| FunUtil.Quicksorter<T> |
A functional for
FunUtil.partialSort(T[], java.util.Comparator<T>, int) . |
| FunUtil.SetWrapper | |
| FunUtil.SortKeySpec | |
| FunUtil.TupleExpMemoComparator | |
| GenerateFunDef |
Definition of the
Generate MDX function. |
| GlobalFunTable |
Global function table contains builtin functions and global user-defined
functions.
|
| HeadTailFunDef |
Definition of the
Head and Tail
MDX builtin functions. |
| HierarchizeFunDef |
Definition of the
Hierarchize MDX function. |
| HierarchyCurrentMemberFunDef |
Definition of the
<Hierarchy>.CurrentMember MDX
builtin function. |
| HierarchyCurrentMemberFunDef.CalcImpl |
Compiled implementation of the Hierarchy.CurrentMember function that
evaluates the hierarchy expression first.
|
| HierarchyCurrentMemberFunDef.FixedCalcImpl |
Compiled implementation of the Hierarchy.CurrentMember function that
uses a fixed hierarchy.
|
| HierarchyDimensionFunDef |
Definition of the
<Hierarchy>.Dimension MDX
builtin function. |
| HierarchyDimensionFunDef.CalcImpl | |
| IifFunDef |
Definition of the
Iif MDX function. |
| IntersectFunDef |
Definition of the
INTERSECT MDX function. |
| IsEmptyFunDef |
Definition of the
IsEmpty MDX function. |
| IsFunDef |
Definition of the
IS MDX function. |
| IsNullFunDef |
Definition of the
IS NULL MDX function. |
| JavaFunDef |
MDX function which is implemented by a Java method.
|
| LastPeriodsFunDef |
Definition of the
LastPeriods MDX function. |
| LeadLagFunDef |
Definition of the
Lead and Lag MDX functions. |
| LevelDimensionFunDef |
Definition of the
<Level>.Dimension
MDX builtin function. |
| LevelHierarchyFunDef |
Definition of the
<Level>.Hierarchy MDX builtin function. |
| LevelHierarchyFunDef.CalcImpl | |
| LevelMembersFunDef |
Definition of the
<Level>.Members MDX function. |
| LinReg |
Abstract base class for definitions of linear regression functions.
|
| LinReg.InterceptFunDef |
Definition of the
LinRegIntercept MDX function. |
| LinReg.PointFunDef |
Definition of the
LinRegPoint MDX function. |
| LinReg.R2FunDef |
Definition of the
LinRegR2 MDX function. |
| LinReg.SlopeFunDef |
Definition of the
LinRegSlope MDX function. |
| LinReg.Value | |
| LinReg.VarianceFunDef |
Definition of the
LinRegVariance MDX function. |
| MedianFunDef |
Definition of the
Median MDX functions. |
| MemberDimensionFunDef |
Definition of the
<Measure>.Dimension
MDX builtin function. |
| MemberExtractingVisitor |
Visitor which collects any non-measure base members encountered while
traversing an expression.
|
| MemberHierarchyFunDef |
Definition of the
<Member>.Hierarchy MDX builtin function. |
| MemberHierarchyFunDef.CalcImpl | |
| MemberLevelFunDef |
Definition of the
<Member>.Level MDX builtin function. |
| MemberLevelFunDef.CalcImpl | |
| MemberOrderKeyFunDef |
Definition of the
<Member>.OrderKey MDX builtin
function. |
| MemberOrderKeyFunDef.CalcImpl | |
| MinMaxFunDef |
Definition of the
Min and Max MDX functions. |
| MultiResolver |
A
MultiResolver considers several overloadings of the same
function. |
| NamedSetCurrentFunDef |
Definition of the
<Named Set>.Current MDX
builtin function. |
| NamedSetCurrentOrdinalFunDef |
Definition of the
<Named Set>.CurrentOrdinal MDX builtin
function. |
| NativizeSetFunDef |
Definition of the
NativizeSet MDX function. |
| NativizeSetFunDef.AddFormulasVisitor | |
| NativizeSetFunDef.CrossJoinAnalyzer | |
| NativizeSetFunDef.FindLevelsVisitor | |
| NativizeSetFunDef.NativeListCalc | |
| NativizeSetFunDef.NonNativeCalc | |
| NativizeSetFunDef.NonNativeIterCalc | |
| NativizeSetFunDef.NonNativeListCalc | |
| NativizeSetFunDef.Range | |
| NativizeSetFunDef.RangeIterator | |
| NativizeSetFunDef.TransformFromFormulasVisitor | |
| NativizeSetFunDef.TransformToFormulasVisitor | |
| NativizeSetFunDefTest |
Unit test for the
NativizeSet function. |
| NonEmptyCrossJoinFunDef |
Definition of the
NonEmptyCrossJoin MDX function. |
| OpeningClosingPeriodFunDef |
Definition of the
OpeningPeriod and ClosingPeriod
builtin functions. |
| OrderFunDef |
Definition of the
Order MDX function. |
| ParallelPeriodFunDef |
Definition of the
ParallelPeriod MDX function. |
| ParameterFunDef |
A
ParameterFunDef is a pseudo-function describing calls to
Parameter and ParamRef functions. |
| ParameterFunDef.ParameterResolver |
Resolves calls to the
Parameter MDX function. |
| ParameterFunDef.ParamRefResolver |
Resolves calls to the
ParamRef MDX function. |
| ParenthesesFunDef |
ParenthesesFunDef implements the parentheses operator as if it
were a function. |
| PartialSortTest |
PartialSortTest is a unit test for the partial-sort algorithm
FunUtil.partialSort(T[], java.util.Comparator<T>, int) , which supports MDX functions like TopCount and
BottomCount. |
| PartialSortTest.Item | |
| PercentileFunDef |
Definition of the
Percentile MDX function. |
| PeriodsToDateFunDef |
Definition of the
PeriodsToDate MDX function. |
| PropertiesFunDef |
Definition of the
Properties MDX function. |
| RangeFunDef |
Definition of the MDX
<Member> : <Member> operator,
which returns the set of members between a given pair of members. |
| RankFunDef |
Definition of the
RANK MDX function. |
| RankFunDef.RankedMemberList |
Data structure which contains a list and can return the position of an
element in the list in O(log N).
|
| RankFunDef.RankedTupleList |
Data structure which contains a list and can return the position of an
element in the list in O(log N).
|
| ReflectiveMultiResolver |
Resolver which uses reflection to instantiate a
FunDef . |
| ResolvedFunCallFinder |
Visitor class used to locate a resolved function call within an
expression
|
| ResolverBase |
ResolverBase provides a skeleton implementation of
interface |
| ResultStyleCompiler |
The
ResultStyleCompiler can be used to assure that
the use of the container ResultStyle: ITERABLE, LIST and MUTABLE_LIST;
can be requested by any Calc. |
| ResultStyleCompiler.MultiCalc |
Calc with three child Calcs, one for ITERABLE, LIST and MUTABLE_LIST,
which are evaluated during the normal evaluation process.
|
| SetFunDef |
SetFunDef implements the 'set' function (whose syntax is the
brace operator, { ... |
| SetFunDef.ExprIterCalc |
Compiled expression that evaluates one or more expressions, each of which
yields a tuple or a set of tuples, and returns the result as a tuple
iterator.
|
| SetFunDef.SetListCalc |
Compiled expression to implement the MDX set function,
{ ... |
| SetFunDefTest |
Unit test for the set constructor function
{ ... |
| SetItemFunDef |
Definition of the
<Set>.Item MDX function. |
| SetToStrFunDef |
Definition of the
SetToStr MDX function. |
| SimpleResolver |
A
SimpleResolver resolves a single, non-overloaded function. |
| SortTest |
SortTest tests the collation order of positive and negative
infinity, and Double.NaN . |
| StdevFunDef |
Definition of the
Stdev builtin MDX function, and its alias
Stddev . |
| StdevPFunDef |
Definition of the
StdevP builtin MDX function, and its alias
StddevP . |
| StrToMemberFunDef |
Definition of the
StrToMember MDX function. |
| StrToSetFunDef |
Definition of the
StrToSet MDX builtin function. |
| StrToTupleFunDef |
Definition of the
StrToTuple MDX function. |
| SubsetFunDef |
Definition of the
Subset MDX function. |
| SumFunDef |
Definition of the
Sum MDX function. |
| TestMember |
Mock implementation of
Member for testing. |
| ToggleDrillStateFunDef |
Definition of the
ToggleDrillState MDX function. |
| TopBottomCountFunDef |
Definition of the
TopCount and BottomCount
MDX builtin functions. |
| TopBottomPercentSumFunDef |
Definition of the
TopPercent , BottomPercent ,
TopSum and BottomSum MDX builtin functions. |
| TupleFunDef |
TupleFunDef implements the '(...)' operator which builds
tuples, as in ([Time].CurrentMember,
[Stores].[USA].[California]) . |
| TupleFunDef.CalcImpl | |
| TupleItemFunDef |
Definition of the
<Tuple>.Item MDX function. |
| TupleToStrFunDef |
Definition of the
TupleToStr MDX function. |
| UdfResolver |
Resolver for user-defined functions.
|
| UdfResolver.ClassUdfFactory |
Implementation of
UdfResolver.UdfFactory that instantiates a given class
using a public default constructor. |
| UnionFunDef |
Definition of the
Union MDX function. |
| UnionFunDefTest |
Tests for UnionFunDef
|
| UnorderFunDef |
Definition of the
Unorder MDX function. |
| ValidMeasureFunDef |
Definition of the
ValidMeasure MDX function. |
| ValidMeasureFunDefTest |
Tests for ValidMeasureFunDef
Created by Yury_Bakhmutski on 9/2/2015.
|
| ValueFunDef |
A
ValueFunDef is a pseudo-function to evaluate a member or
a tuple. |
| VarFunDef |
Definition of the
Var MDX builtin function
(and its synonym Variance ). |
| VarPFunDef |
Definition of the
VarP MDX builtin function
(and its synonym VarianceP ). |
| VisualTotalsFunDef |
Definition of the
VisualTotals MDX function. |
| VisualTotalsFunDef.VisualTotalMember |
Calculated member for
VisualTotals function. |
| VisualTotalsTest |
VisualTotalsTest tests the internal functions defined in
VisualTotalsFunDef . |
| XtdFunDef |
Definition of
Ytd , Qtd , Mtd ,
and Wtd MDX builtin functions. |
| Enum | Description |
|---|---|
| DescendantsFunDef.Flag |
Enumeration of the flags allowed to the
DESCENDANTS
function. |
| FunUtil.Flag |
Enumeration of the flags allowed to the
ORDER MDX function. |
| NativizeSetFunDef.NativeElementType |
| Exception | Description |
|---|---|
| MondrianEvaluationException |
Thrown while evaluating a cell expression
|
| Annotation Type | Description |
|---|---|
| JavaFunDef.Description |
Annotation which allows you to tag a Java method with the description
of the MDX function it implements.
|
| JavaFunDef.FunctionName |
Annotation which allows you to tag a Java method with the name of the
MDX function it implements.
|
| JavaFunDef.Signature |
Annotation which allows you to tag a Java method with the signature of
the MDX function it implements.
|
| JavaFunDef.SyntaxDef |
Annotation which allows you to tag a Java method with the syntax of the
MDX function it implements.
|


The XML schema is included in the xml-jaxp project in
src/main/resources/catalog.xsd
.
An example XML document is included in the xml-jaxp
project in
src/main/resources/catalog.xml
.
To change the parser, alter
beans.xml
and enable the alternative parser.


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| Local Methods | ||
| Managed Object Types | Data Object Types | All Properties | All Methods |
Properties
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| None |
Methods
| Methods defined in this Managed Object |
|---|
| CheckClone_Task, CheckInstantClone_Task, CheckMigrate_Task, CheckRelocate_Task, QueryVMotionCompatibilityEx_Task |
Parameters
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| _this | ManagedObjectReference | A reference to the VirtualMachineProvisioningChecker used to make the method call. |
| vm | ManagedObjectReference
to a VirtualMachine |
The virtual machine we propose to clone.
|
| folder | ManagedObjectReference
to a Folder |
The location of the new virtual machine.
|
| name | xsd:string |
The name of the new virtual machine.
|
| spec | VirtualMachineCloneSpec |
Specifies how to clone the virtual machine. In cases
where DRS would automatically select a host, all potential
hosts are tested against.
|
| testType* | xsd:string[] |
The set of tests to run. If this argument is not set, all
tests will be run. See CheckTestType for possible values.
|
Return Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| ManagedObjectReference
to a Task |
Faults
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| InvalidArgument | in the following cases:
|
| InvalidState | Thrown if the operation cannot be performed because of the virtual machine's current state. For example, if the virtual machine configuration information is not available. |
| RuntimeFault | Thrown if any type of runtime fault is thrown that is not covered by the other faults; for example, a communication error. |
Events
| Type | |
|---|---|
| None |
Parameters
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| _this | ManagedObjectReference | A reference to the VirtualMachineProvisioningChecker used to make the method call. |
| vm | ManagedObjectReference
to a VirtualMachine |
The virtual machine we propose to instant clone.
|
| spec | VirtualMachineInstantCloneSpec |
Specifies how to instant clone the virtual machine.
|
| testType* | xsd:string[] |
The set of tests to run. If this argument is not set, all
tests will be run. See CheckTestType for possible values.
|
Return Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| ManagedObjectReference
to a Task |
Faults
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| InvalidArgument | in the following cases:
|
| InvalidState | Thrown if the operation cannot be performed because of the virtual machine's current state. For example, if the virtual machine configuration information is not available. |
| RuntimeFault | Thrown if any type of runtime fault is thrown that is not covered by the other faults; for example, a communication error. |
Events
| Type | |
|---|---|
| None |
Parameters
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| _this | ManagedObjectReference | A reference to the VirtualMachineProvisioningChecker used to make the method call. |
| vm | ManagedObjectReference
to a VirtualMachine |
The virtual machine we propose to migrate.
|
| host* | ManagedObjectReference
to a HostSystem |
The target host on which the virtual machines will run. The host
parameter may be left unset if the compute resource associated with
the target pool represents a stand-alone host or a DRS-enabled
cluster. In the former case the stand-alone host is used as the
target host. In the latter case, each connected host in the cluster
that is not in maintenance mode is tested as a target host.
If the virtual machine is a template then either this
parameter or the pool parameter must be set.
|
| pool* | ManagedObjectReference
to a ResourcePool |
The target resource pool for the virtual machines. If the
pool parameter is left unset, the target pool for each particular
virtual machine's migration will be that virtual machine's current
pool. If the virtual machine is a template then either this
parameter or the host parameter must be set.
The pool parameter must be set for testing the feasibility of
migration to a different datacenter or different vCenter service.
|
| state* | VirtualMachinePowerState |
The power state that the virtual machines must have. If
this argument is not set, each virtual machine is evaluated
according to its current power state.
|
| testType* | xsd:string[] |
The set of tests to run. If this argument is not set, all
tests will be run. See CheckTestType for possible values.
|
Return Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| ManagedObjectReference
to a Task |
Faults
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| InvalidArgument | Thrown if the target host(s) and target pool for a migration are not associated with the same compute resource, or if the host parameter is left unset when the target pool is associated with a non-DRS cluster. |
| InvalidPowerState | Thrown if the state argument is set and at least one of the specified virtual machines is not in that power state. |
| InvalidState | |
| RuntimeFault | Thrown if any type of runtime fault is thrown that is not covered by the other faults; for example, a communication error. |
Events
| Type | |
|---|---|
| None |
Parameters
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| _this | ManagedObjectReference | A reference to the VirtualMachineProvisioningChecker used to make the method call. |
| vm | ManagedObjectReference
to a VirtualMachine |
The virtual machine we propose to relocate.
|
| spec | VirtualMachineRelocateSpec |
The specification of where to relocate the virtual machine.
In cases where DRS would automatically select a host, all potential
hosts are tested against.
The host parameter in the spec may be left unset for checking
feasibility of relocation to a different datacenter or different
vCenter service, if the compute resource associated with the
target pool represents a stand-alone host, the host is tested
against, otherwise each connected host in the cluster that is
not in maintenance mode represented by the target pool is tested
as a target host.
|
| testType* | xsd:string[] |
The set of tests to run. If this argument is not set, all
tests will be run. See CheckTestType for possible values.
|
Return Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| ManagedObjectReference
to a Task |
Faults
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| InvalidArgument | in the following cases:
|
| InvalidState | Thrown if the operation cannot be performed because of the host or virtual machine's current state. For example, if the host is in maintenance mode, or if the virtual machine's configuration information is not available. |
| NotSupported | Thrown if the virtual machine is marked as a template. |
| RuntimeFault | Thrown if any type of runtime fault is thrown that is not covered by the other faults; for example, a communication error. |
Events
| Type | |
|---|---|
| None |
Parameters
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| _this | ManagedObjectReference | A reference to the VirtualMachineProvisioningChecker used to make the method call. |
| vm | ManagedObjectReference[]
to a VirtualMachine[] |
The set of virtual machines to analyze for compatibility. All
virtual machines are assumed to be powered-on for the purposes of
this operation.
|
| host | ManagedObjectReference[]
to a HostSystem[] |
The set of hosts to analyze for compatibility. All hosts
are assumed to be connected and not in maintenence mode for the
purposes of this operation.
|
Return Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| ManagedObjectReference
to a Task |
Faults
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| RuntimeFault | Thrown if any type of runtime fault is thrown that is not covered by the other faults; for example, a communication error. |
Events
| Type | |
|---|---|
| None |
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