Rummage supports the default regular expression library (Re) that comes with Python and the 3rd party Regex library, and though the basic syntax and features are similar between the two, Regex provides many additional features, some of which causes the syntax to deviate greatly from Re. If you are using Re, you will not see all the options shown below. Please check out documentation for whichever engine you have chosen use in order to learn more about its specific feature set. This documentation will only briefly cover the features that can be enabled in each engine.
Both the Re and Regex engine have a couple of shared flags that are exposed in Rummage as checkboxes. These checkboxes are found directly under the search and replace text boxes.
| Toggle | Description |
|---|---|
| Search with regex | Alters the behavior of Search for and Replace with . When this is checked, both text boxes require regular expression patterns opposed to literal string. |
| Search case-sensitive | Forces the search to be case-sensitive. |
| Dot matches newline | . will also match newlines in regular expressions. |
| Use Unicode properties | Changes the regular expression behavior of \w , \W , \b , \B , \d , \D , \s , \S , and Unicode properties (\p{name} or [[:name]] ) to use characters from the Unicode property database instead of ASCII. |
| Format style replacements | Replace pattern will use a string replace format for replace. "{1} {1[-2]} {group_name[-3]}" etc. This is not available for Re without Backrefs, and is limited when using Re with Backrefs. Read more about format mode here. And remember that Rummage normalizes differences in Backrefs' and Regex's handling of back slash escapes in format replace mode. |
If the Regex engine is being used for regular expressions, a couple of extra checkboxes will be available. Regex can be
run in either VERSION0
or VERSION1
mode.
VERSION0
is compatible with Re regular expression patterns and has the extra fullcase
toggle. VERSION1
does not
have this toggle as it is enabled by default and can only be disabled inline via a pattern of (?-f)
. VERSION1
is not
directly compatible with Re patterns as it adds a number of changes to the syntax allowing for more advanced search
options.
| Toggle | Description |
|---|---|
| Best fuzzy match | If performing a fuzzy match, the best fuzzy match will be returned. |
| Improve fuzzy fit | Makes fuzzy matching attempt to improve the fit of the next match that it finds. |
| Unicode word breaks | Will use proper Unicode word breaks and line separators when Unicode is enabled. See Regex documentation for more info. |
| Use POSIX matching | Use the POSIX standard for regular expression, which is to return the leftmost longest match. |
| Search backwards | Search backwards. The result of a reverse search is not necessarily the reverse of a forward search. |
| Full case-folding | Use full case folding. For Regex V0 only as it is enabled by default for V1 . |
Rummage has a couple of flags that are not specific to the regular expression engine.
| Toggle | Description |
|---|---|
| Boolean match | Will check each file up until the first match and will halt searching further. No line context info will be gathered or displayed. Does not apply when performing replaces. |
| Count only | Will just count the number of matches in the file and will not display line context information. This has no effect when applying replaces. |
| Create backups | On replace, files with matches will be backed up before applying the replacements; backup files will have the .rum-bak extension. |
| Force <encoding> | Forces all files to be opened with the specified encoding opposed to trying to detect the encoding. Encoding is hard and slow, so this is the preferred method for fast searches. On failure, binary will be used instead. |
| Use chain search | Puts Rummage into "search chain" mode. When in "search chain" mode, rummage will only use saved search chains for search and replace. |
| Use replace plugin | When enabled, Rummage will use a replace plugin instead of a replace pattern in order to do more advanced replaces. |
Encoding Guessing
It is always recommended, if you know the encoding, to use Force encoding
as it will always be the fastest.
Encoding guessing can be slow and not always accurate.
Encoding guessing is performed by chardet
which is a pure Python library and is, by far, the slowest option. If
you manually install cChardet
, you will have a much faster guessing experience.
Wildcard patterns are the default for file and folder exclude patterns, but regular expression patterns can be used
instead by selecting the Regex
checkbox beside the pattern. Wildcard patterns and regular expression patterns will
each be covered separately.
Rummage uses file patterns with optional folder exclude patterns to filter which files are searched. The default is to
use wild card patterns modeled after fnmatch
and glob
. Below is a list of the syntax that is accepted, but not all
features are enabled by default.
If you would prefer regular expression file patterns, please see Regular Expression file patterns.
/
will become \\
.
There is no need to explicitly use \\
in patterns on Windows, but if you do, it will be handled..
is always matched by *
, ?
, []
, etc. To prevent hidden files from being matched, you should uncheck the
"Include hidden" option.Rummage uses the wcmatch
library to implement a specialized version of fnmatch
wildcard patterns for file name matching.
| Pattern | Meaning |
|---|---|
* |
Matches everything. |
? |
Matches any single character. |
[seq] |
Matches any character in seq. |
[!seq] |
Matches any character not in seq. |
[[:alnum:]] |
POSIX style character classes inside sequences. The C locale is used for byte strings and Unicode properties for Unicode strings. See POSIX Character Classes in wcmatch 's documentation for more info. |
\ |
Escapes characters. If applied to a meta character, it will be treated as a normal character. |
| |
Multiple patterns can be provided by separating them with | . |
- / ! |
By default, if - is found at the start of a pattern, it will match the inverse. This can be changed to use ! instead in Preferences. |
\xhh |
By specifying \x followed by the hexadecimal byte value, you can specify characters directly. |
\uhhhh |
By specifying \u with the four value hexadecimal character value, you can specify Unicode characters directly. |
\Uhhhhhhhh |
By specifying \U with the eight value hexadecimal character value, you can specify wide Unicode characters directly. |
\N{name} |
By specifying \N{name} , where name is a valid Unicode character name, you can specify Unicode characters directly. |
\a |
ASCII Bell (BEL). |
\b |
ASCII Backspace (BS). |
\f |
ASCII Formfeed (FF). |
\n |
ASCII Linefeed (LF). |
\r |
ASCII Carriage Return (CR). |
\t |
ASCII Horizontal Tab (TAB). |
\v |
ASCII Vertical Tab (VT). |
Example Patterns
Used in the Files which match
box, this would match all Python files of .py
extensions excluding __init__.py
:
*.py|-__init__.py
Used in the Files which match
box, this would match any file type that is not .py
.
-*.py
Used in the Exclude folders
, this would exclude all folders with name
followed by a single digit, except name3
which we will always be included.
name[0-9]|-name3
Used in the Exclude folders
, this would exclude all folders except name3
.
-name3
If you need to escape -
or |
, you can put them in a sequence: [-|]
. Remember to place -
at the beginning of
a sequence as -
is also used to specify character ranges: [a-z]
.
In Preferences, you can also enable extended match patterns. Extended match patterns allow you to provide pattern lists to provide more advanced logic.
| Pattern | Meaning |
|---|---|
?(pattern_list) |
The pattern matches if zero or one occurrences of any of the patterns in the pattern_list match the input string. Requires extended match feature to be enabled. |
*(pattern_list) |
The pattern matches if zero or more occurrences of any of the patterns in the pattern_list match the input string. Requires extended match feature to be enabled. |
+(pattern_list) |
The pattern matches if one or more occurrences of any of the patterns in the pattern_list match the input string. Requires extended match feature to be enabled. |
@(pattern_list) |
The pattern matches if exactly one occurrence of any of the patterns in the pattern_list match the input string. Requires extended match feature to be enabled. |
!(pattern_list) |
The pattern matches if the input string cannot be matched with any of the patterns in the pattern_list . Requires extended match feature to be enabled. |
{} |
Bash style brace expansions. This is applied to patterns before anything else. Requires brace expansion feature to be enabled. |
Example Extended Match Patterns
For example, if we wanted to match files this-file.txt
and that-file.txt
, we could provide the following pattern:
@(this|that)-file.txt
The |
contained within an extended match group will not split the pattern. So it is safe to combine with other patterns:
@(this|that)-file.txt|*.py
!
and Extended Match Syntax
If you have changed Rummage to use !
instead of -
for exclusion patterns and have enabled extended match
patterns, you must escape (
at the start of a file if you want the pattern to be recognized as an exclusion
pattern instead of treating it as the start of an extended match pattern (!(...)
).
In Preferences, you can enables Bash style brace expansion.
Brace expansion is applied before anything else. When applied, a pattern will be expanded into multiple patterns. Each pattern will then be parsed separately.
This is great for specifying complex combinations of patterns: a{b,{c,d}}
→ ab ac ad
. For simple patterns, it may
make more sense to use extended match patterns which will only generate a single pattern and be quicker to evaluate:
@(ab|ac|ad)
.
Be careful with patterns such as {1..100}
which would generate one hundred patterns that will all get individually
parsed. Sometimes you really need such a pattern, but be mindful that it will be slower as you generate larger sets of
patterns.
| Pattern | Meaning |
|---|---|
{,} |
Bash style brace expansions. This is applied to patterns before anything else. Requires brace expansion feature to be enabled. |
{n1..n2[..i]} |
Bash style sequences that expands a range of numbers or alphabetic characters by an optional increment. |
Example Brace Expansion
a{b,{c,d}}
→ ab ac ad
{1..3}
→ 1 2 3
{a..d}
→ a b c d
{2..4..2}
→ 2 4
{a..e..2}
→ a c e
In Preferences, you can enable full path search for either file patterns and/or folder exclude patterns. This will allow for matching against a full path instead of the base file name. While it is referred to as "full path", it is still relative to the provided base path.
Assuming you Provided a base folder of /My/base/path
to search, and as Rummage was crawling directories, it needed to
evaluate the file /My/base/path/some/file.txt
, normally your provided file pattern would match against file.txt
, but
with full path enabled, you'd match against some/file.txt
(which is relative portion to your base path). This means
you'd have to use pattern like */*.txt
instead of *.txt
.
When full path matching is enabled for a pattern, slashes are generally treated special. Slashes will not be matched in
[]
, *
, ?
, or in extended patterns like *(...)
. Slashes can be matched by **
if the "globstar (**
)"" option
is enabled in Preferences.
When full path matching is not enabled, wildcard patterns use base matching. That is to say, the wildcard patterns are
applied to the base filename instead of the full path. If you enable base matching for full paths in Preferences,
if a pattern has no slashes, it will perform base matching, and if there are slashes, it will perform a full path match.
This allows you to have the best of both worlds. For instance, the following pattern would match all Markdown files
under the document directory, but would exclude any file in any subdirectory under docs whose name starts with c
:
docs/**/*.md|-c*
. Full path is used for the docs/**/*.md
pattern while base matching is used for -c*
.
Full path matching can be enabled for both file the file pattern box and the folder exclude box. Each can be controlled separately in Preferences.
To learn more about full path matching with regular expression, checkout the regular expression section.
Glob style patterns, by default, allow expanding a pattern by splitting on |
or expanding the pattern with brace
expansion: a{b,c}
→ ab ac
. This can turn one pattern into many patterns. The underlying expansion code limits
expansion to 1000
patterns. This limit can be configured in Preferences. To raise or lower
the limit, simply set the value higher or lower. To disable the limit entirely, set it to 0
.
Wildcard patterns are the default for file and folder exclude patterns, but regular expression patterns can be used
instead by selecting the Regex
checkbox beside the pattern. The regular expression engine set in Preferences
is what will be used for file patterns. It will also respect the case sensitivity setting in Preferences
for File/Folder Matching.
In Preferences, you can enable full path search for either file patterns and/or folder exclude patterns. This will allow for matching against a full path instead of the base file name. While it is referred to as "full path", it is still relative to the provided base path.
Assuming you Provided a base folder to search of /My/base/path
, and as Rummage was crawling directories, it needed to
evaluate the file /My/base/path/some/file.txt
, normally your file pattern would match against file.txt
, but with
full path enabled, you'd match against some/file.txt
. This means you'd have to use a pattern like .*/.*.txt
instead
of .*.txt
.
Rummage has the option of using a special wrapper called Backrefs. Backrefs can be applied to either Re or Regex. It adds various back references that are known to some regular expression engines, but not to Python's Re or Regex modules. The supported back references actually vary depending on whether it is being applied to Re or Regex. For instance, Backrefs only adds Unicode Properties to Re since Regex already has Unicode properties. To learn more about what Backrefs adds, read the official Backrefs documentation. You can enable extended back references in the Preferences dialog.


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BART for Knowledge Grounded Conversations
Maxime De Bruyn, Ehsan Lotfi, Jeska Buhmann and Walter Daelemans
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A Fast and Robust BERT-based Dialogue State Tracker for Schema Guided Dialogue Dataset
Vahid Noroozi, Yang Zhang, Evelina Bakhturina and Tomasz Kornuta
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Using Optimal Embeddings to Learn New Intents with Few Examples: An Application in the Insurance Domain
Shailesh Acharya and Glenn Fung
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Abstractive Summarization of Spoken and Written Instructions with BERT
Alexandra Savelieva, Bryan Au-Yeung and Vasanth Ramani
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IQ-Net: A DNN Model for Estimating Interaction-level Dialogue Quality with Conversational Agents
Yuan Ling, Benjamin Yao, Guneet Kohli, Hung Pham and Chenlei Guo


| Package | Description |
|---|---|
| org.apache.fop.render |
Generic renderer interface.
|
| org.apache.fop.render.afp |
An AFP Renderer implementation and supporting classes.
|
| org.apache.fop.render.intermediate | |
| org.apache.fop.render.java2d |
Java2D Renderer which paints rendered pages on Graphics2D instances.
|
| org.apache.fop.render.pcl |
PCL Renderer (Supports PCL5 and HP GL/2)
|
| org.apache.fop.render.pdf |
PDF Renderer
|
| org.apache.fop.render.ps |
PostScript Renderer
|
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
class |
AbstractRenderingContext
Abstract base class for RenderingContext implementations.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
ImageHandler |
ImageHandlerRegistry.getHandler(RenderingContext targetContext,
org.apache.xmlgraphics.image.loader.Image image)
Returns an
ImageHandler which handles an specific image type given the MIME type
of the image. |
org.apache.xmlgraphics.image.loader.ImageFlavor[] |
ImageHandlerRegistry.getSupportedFlavors(RenderingContext context)
Returns the ordered array of supported image flavors.
|
void |
ImageHandler.handleImage(RenderingContext context,
org.apache.xmlgraphics.image.loader.Image image,
java.awt.Rectangle pos)
Handles the given
Image instance painting it at the indicated position in the
output format being generated. |
boolean |
ImageHandler.isCompatible(RenderingContext targetContext,
org.apache.xmlgraphics.image.loader.Image image)
Indicates whether the image handler is compatible with the indicated target represented
by the rendering context object and with the image to be processed.
|
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
class |
AFPRenderingContext
Rendering context for AFP (MO:DCA) production.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
protected RenderingContext |
AFPPainter.createRenderingContext()
Creates a new RenderingContext instance.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
protected void |
AFPPainter.drawImage(org.apache.xmlgraphics.image.loader.Image image,
java.awt.Rectangle rect,
RenderingContext context,
boolean convert,
java.util.Map additionalHints)
Draws an image using a suitable image handler.
|
void |
AFPImageHandlerRawJPEG.handleImage(RenderingContext context,
org.apache.xmlgraphics.image.loader.Image image,
java.awt.Rectangle pos)
Handles the given
Image instance painting it at the indicated position in the
output format being generated. |
void |
AbstractAFPImageHandlerRawStream.handleImage(RenderingContext context,
org.apache.xmlgraphics.image.loader.Image image,
java.awt.Rectangle pos)
Handles the given
Image instance painting it at the indicated position in the
output format being generated. |
void |
AFPImageHandlerRawCCITTFax.handleImage(RenderingContext context,
org.apache.xmlgraphics.image.loader.Image image,
java.awt.Rectangle pos)
Handles the given
Image instance painting it at the indicated position in the
output format being generated. |
void |
AFPImageHandlerSVG.handleImage(RenderingContext context,
org.apache.xmlgraphics.image.loader.Image image,
java.awt.Rectangle pos)
Handles the given
Image instance painting it at the indicated position in the
output format being generated. |
void |
AFPImageHandlerRenderedImage.handleImage(RenderingContext context,
org.apache.xmlgraphics.image.loader.Image image,
java.awt.Rectangle pos)
Handles the given
Image instance painting it at the indicated position in the
output format being generated. |
void |
AFPImageHandlerGraphics2D.handleImage(RenderingContext context,
org.apache.xmlgraphics.image.loader.Image image,
java.awt.Rectangle pos)
Handles the given
Image instance painting it at the indicated position in the
output format being generated. |
void |
AFPImageHandlerRawStream.handleImage(RenderingContext context,
org.apache.xmlgraphics.image.loader.Image image,
java.awt.Rectangle pos)
Handles the given
Image instance painting it at the indicated position in the
output format being generated. |
boolean |
AFPImageHandlerRawJPEG.isCompatible(RenderingContext targetContext,
org.apache.xmlgraphics.image.loader.Image image)
Indicates whether the image handler is compatible with the indicated target represented
by the rendering context object and with the image to be processed.
|
boolean |
AFPImageHandlerRawCCITTFax.isCompatible(RenderingContext targetContext,
org.apache.xmlgraphics.image.loader.Image image)
Indicates whether the image handler is compatible with the indicated target represented
by the rendering context object and with the image to be processed.
|
boolean |
AFPImageHandlerSVG.isCompatible(RenderingContext targetContext,
org.apache.xmlgraphics.image.loader.Image image)
Indicates whether the image handler is compatible with the indicated target represented
by the rendering context object and with the image to be processed.
|
boolean |
AFPImageHandlerRenderedImage.isCompatible(RenderingContext targetContext,
org.apache.xmlgraphics.image.loader.Image image)
Indicates whether the image handler is compatible with the indicated target represented
by the rendering context object and with the image to be processed.
|
boolean |
AFPImageHandlerGraphics2D.isCompatible(RenderingContext targetContext,
org.apache.xmlgraphics.image.loader.Image image)
Indicates whether the image handler is compatible with the indicated target represented
by the rendering context object and with the image to be processed.
|
boolean |
AFPImageHandlerRawStream.isCompatible(RenderingContext targetContext,
org.apache.xmlgraphics.image.loader.Image image)
Indicates whether the image handler is compatible with the indicated target represented
by the rendering context object and with the image to be processed.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
protected abstract RenderingContext |
AbstractIFPainter.createRenderingContext()
Creates a new RenderingContext instance.
|
protected RenderingContext |
IFSerializer.createRenderingContext() |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
protected void |
AbstractIFPainter.drawImage(org.apache.xmlgraphics.image.loader.Image image,
java.awt.Rectangle rect,
RenderingContext context)
Draws an image using a suitable image handler.
|
protected void |
AbstractIFPainter.drawImage(org.apache.xmlgraphics.image.loader.Image image,
java.awt.Rectangle rect,
RenderingContext context,
boolean convert,
java.util.Map additionalHints)
Draws an image using a suitable image handler.
|
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
class |
Java2DRenderingContext
Rendering context for Java2D painting.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
protected RenderingContext |
Java2DPainter.createRenderingContext()
Creates a new RenderingContext instance.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
Java2DImageHandlerRenderedImage.handleImage(RenderingContext context,
org.apache.xmlgraphics.image.loader.Image image,
java.awt.Rectangle pos)
Handles the given
Image instance painting it at the indicated position in the
output format being generated. |
void |
Java2DImageHandlerGraphics2D.handleImage(RenderingContext context,
org.apache.xmlgraphics.image.loader.Image image,
java.awt.Rectangle pos)
Handles the given
Image instance painting it at the indicated position in the
output format being generated. |
boolean |
Java2DImageHandlerRenderedImage.isCompatible(RenderingContext targetContext,
org.apache.xmlgraphics.image.loader.Image image)
Indicates whether the image handler is compatible with the indicated target represented
by the rendering context object and with the image to be processed.
|
boolean |
Java2DImageHandlerGraphics2D.isCompatible(RenderingContext targetContext,
org.apache.xmlgraphics.image.loader.Image image)
Indicates whether the image handler is compatible with the indicated target represented
by the rendering context object and with the image to be processed.
|
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
class |
PCLRenderingContext
Rendering context for PCL production.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
protected RenderingContext |
PCLPainter.createRenderingContext()
Creates a new RenderingContext instance.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
PCLImageHandlerGraphics2D.handleImage(RenderingContext context,
org.apache.xmlgraphics.image.loader.Image image,
java.awt.Rectangle pos)
Handles the given
Image instance painting it at the indicated position in the
output format being generated. |
void |
PCLImageHandlerRenderedImage.handleImage(RenderingContext context,
org.apache.xmlgraphics.image.loader.Image image,
java.awt.Rectangle pos)
Handles the given
Image instance painting it at the indicated position in the
output format being generated. |
boolean |
PCLImageHandlerGraphics2D.isCompatible(RenderingContext targetContext,
org.apache.xmlgraphics.image.loader.Image image)
Indicates whether the image handler is compatible with the indicated target represented
by the rendering context object and with the image to be processed.
|
boolean |
PCLImageHandlerRenderedImage.isCompatible(RenderingContext targetContext,
org.apache.xmlgraphics.image.loader.Image image)
Indicates whether the image handler is compatible with the indicated target represented
by the rendering context object and with the image to be processed.
|
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
class |
PDFRenderingContext
Rendering context for PDF production.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
protected RenderingContext |
PDFPainter.createRenderingContext()
Creates a new RenderingContext instance.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
PDFImageHandlerGraphics2D.handleImage(RenderingContext context,
org.apache.xmlgraphics.image.loader.Image image,
java.awt.Rectangle pos)
Handles the given
Image instance painting it at the indicated position in the
output format being generated. |
void |
PDFImageHandlerSVG.handleImage(RenderingContext context,
org.apache.xmlgraphics.image.loader.Image image,
java.awt.Rectangle pos)
Handles the given
Image instance painting it at the indicated position in the
output format being generated. |
boolean |
PDFImageHandlerRawPNG.isCompatible(RenderingContext targetContext,
org.apache.xmlgraphics.image.loader.Image image)
Indicates whether the image handler is compatible with the indicated target represented
by the rendering context object and with the image to be processed.
|
boolean |
PDFImageHandlerRawCCITTFax.isCompatible(RenderingContext targetContext,
org.apache.xmlgraphics.image.loader.Image image)
Indicates whether the image handler is compatible with the indicated target represented
by the rendering context object and with the image to be processed.
|
boolean |
PDFImageHandlerRenderedImage.isCompatible(RenderingContext targetContext,
org.apache.xmlgraphics.image.loader.Image image)
Indicates whether the image handler is compatible with the indicated target represented
by the rendering context object and with the image to be processed.
|
boolean |
PDFImageHandlerRawJPEG.isCompatible(RenderingContext targetContext,
org.apache.xmlgraphics.image.loader.Image image)
Indicates whether the image handler is compatible with the indicated target represented
by the rendering context object and with the image to be processed.
|
boolean |
PDFImageHandlerGraphics2D.isCompatible(RenderingContext targetContext,
org.apache.xmlgraphics.image.loader.Image image)
Indicates whether the image handler is compatible with the indicated target represented
by the rendering context object and with the image to be processed.
|
boolean |
PDFImageHandlerSVG.isCompatible(RenderingContext targetContext,
org.apache.xmlgraphics.image.loader.Image image)
Indicates whether the image handler is compatible with the indicated target represented
by the rendering context object and with the image to be processed.
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| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
class |
PSRenderingContext
Rendering context for PostScript production.
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| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
protected RenderingContext |
PSPainter.createRenderingContext()
Creates a new RenderingContext instance.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
PSImageHandlerRawPNG.generateForm(RenderingContext context,
org.apache.xmlgraphics.image.loader.Image image,
PSImageFormResource form)
Generates a PostScript form for the given
Image instance. |
void |
PSImageHandlerRawJPEG.generateForm(RenderingContext context,
org.apache.xmlgraphics.image.loader.Image image,
PSImageFormResource form)
Generates a PostScript form for the given
Image instance. |
void |
PSImageHandler.generateForm(RenderingContext context,
org.apache.xmlgraphics.image.loader.Image image,
PSImageFormResource form)
Generates a PostScript form for the given
Image instance. |
void |
PSImageHandlerRenderedImage.generateForm(RenderingContext context,
org.apache.xmlgraphics.image.loader.Image image,
PSImageFormResource form)
Generates a PostScript form for the given
Image instance. |
void |
PSImageHandlerGraphics2D.generateForm(RenderingContext context,
org.apache.xmlgraphics.image.loader.Image image,
PSImageFormResource form)
Generates a PostScript form for the given
Image instance. |
void |
PSImageHandlerRawCCITTFax.generateForm(RenderingContext context,
org.apache.xmlgraphics.image.loader.Image image,
PSImageFormResource form)
Generates a PostScript form for the given
Image instance. |
void |
PSImageHandlerSVG.handleImage(RenderingContext context,
org.apache.xmlgraphics.image.loader.Image image,
java.awt.Rectangle pos)
Handles the given
Image instance painting it at the indicated position in the
output format being generated. |
void |
PSImageHandlerRawPNG.handleImage(RenderingContext context,
org.apache.xmlgraphics.image.loader.Image image,
java.awt.Rectangle pos)
Handles the given
Image instance painting it at the indicated position in the
output format being generated. |
void |
PSImageHandlerRawJPEG.handleImage(RenderingContext context,
org.apache.xmlgraphics.image.loader.Image image,
java.awt.Rectangle pos)
Handles the given
Image instance painting it at the indicated position in the
output format being generated. |
void |
PSImageHandlerRenderedImage.handleImage(RenderingContext context,
org.apache.xmlgraphics.image.loader.Image image,
java.awt.Rectangle pos)
Handles the given
Image instance painting it at the indicated position in the
output format being generated. |
void |
PSImageHandlerGraphics2D.handleImage(RenderingContext context,
org.apache.xmlgraphics.image.loader.Image image,
java.awt.Rectangle pos)
Handles the given
Image instance painting it at the indicated position in the
output format being generated. |
void |
PSImageHandlerEPS.handleImage(RenderingContext context,
org.apache.xmlgraphics.image.loader.Image image,
java.awt.Rectangle pos)
Handles the given
Image instance painting it at the indicated position in the
output format being generated. |
void |
PSImageHandlerRawCCITTFax.handleImage(RenderingContext context,
org.apache.xmlgraphics.image.loader.Image image,
java.awt.Rectangle pos)
Handles the given
Image instance painting it at the indicated position in the
output format being generated. |
boolean |
PSImageHandlerSVG.isCompatible(RenderingContext targetContext,
org.apache.xmlgraphics.image.loader.Image image)
Indicates whether the image handler is compatible with the indicated target represented
by the rendering context object and with the image to be processed.
|
boolean |
PSImageHandlerRawPNG.isCompatible(RenderingContext targetContext,
org.apache.xmlgraphics.image.loader.Image image)
Indicates whether the image handler is compatible with the indicated target represented
by the rendering context object and with the image to be processed.
|
boolean |
PSImageHandlerRawJPEG.isCompatible(RenderingContext targetContext,
org.apache.xmlgraphics.image.loader.Image image)
Indicates whether the image handler is compatible with the indicated target represented
by the rendering context object and with the image to be processed.
|
boolean |
PSImageHandlerRenderedImage.isCompatible(RenderingContext targetContext,
org.apache.xmlgraphics.image.loader.Image image)
Indicates whether the image handler is compatible with the indicated target represented
by the rendering context object and with the image to be processed.
|
boolean |
PSImageHandlerGraphics2D.isCompatible(RenderingContext targetContext,
org.apache.xmlgraphics.image.loader.Image image)
Indicates whether the image handler is compatible with the indicated target represented
by the rendering context object and with the image to be processed.
|
boolean |
PSImageHandlerEPS.isCompatible(RenderingContext targetContext,
org.apache.xmlgraphics.image.loader.Image image)
Indicates whether the image handler is compatible with the indicated target represented
by the rendering context object and with the image to be processed.
|
boolean |
PSImageHandlerRawCCITTFax.isCompatible(RenderingContext targetContext,
org.apache.xmlgraphics.image.loader.Image image)
Indicates whether the image handler is compatible with the indicated target represented
by the rendering context object and with the image to be processed.
|
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Java 7 introduced a useful feature known as the try-with-resources construct.
In order to take advantage of it, a class must implement AutoCloseable.
However, there are classes that could benefit from this interface that do
not implement it. Two that come to mind are Context
and
ExecutorService
. Although AutoCloseable
is
a functional interface because it implements exactly 1 abstract method, it is
often not what is needed as a lambda target because its close method throws
Exception
. The CloseIt interfaces provide a series of generic
interfaces that are parameterized with the checked exceptions thrown by
the lambda. The CloseIt
interfaces may be conceptually viewed
as an interface named "CloseIt" followed by a number from 0-5 specifying
how many checked exceptions are specified as generic class arguments. So, if you
lambda throws no checked exceptions, CloseIt0
is used. If
it throws one checked exception, CloseIt1
is used. Up to five
(CloseIt5
) checked exceptions may be supported in this manner.
Example 1: Close a Context
public void useContext(Context ctx) throws NamingException {
try(CloseIt1<NamingException> it = ctx::close) {
doSomethingWithContext(ctx);
}
}
Example 2: Shutdown an ExecutorService
public void useExecutorService() {
ExecutorService es = Executors.newSingleThreadExecutor();
try(CloseIt0 it = es::shutdown) {
doSomethingWithExecutorService(es);
}
}
The CloseIt0
interface has static methods to convert an
AutoClosable
using the decorator pattern
by either wrapping, consuming, or ignoring exceptions that
occur when the close()
method is called. The CloseIt1
interface has static methods to convert an AutoClosable
by
processing (usually wrapping) exceptions that occur from the close()
method into the exception type specified by the CloseIt1
interface.
This may be used when the exception type that is desired is a checked exception,
such as a checked application exception.
The inclusion of a license.txt file in the META-INF directory of the distributable .jar file with this license satisfies the requirement that this license be included in redistributions in binary form.
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jsTree is a javascript based, cross browser tree component. It is packaged as a jQuery plugin.
jsTree is absolutely free (licensed same as jQuery – under both GPL and MIT – whichever suits your needs).
As of version 1.0 jsTree is extremely plugin friendly, so all functionality is now wrapped in plugins, which take care of various aspects of the tree and can be removed without affecting the functionality of other plugins. Below you will find a list of plugins - each with its own documentation page. Probably a good place to start is the core.
all core functions for manipulating the tree + basic examples of including, configuring and working with the tree, along with demos of the new event system
enables jsTree to convert nested unordered lists to interactive trees, an already existing UL may be used or data could be retrieved from a server
enables jsTree to convert JSON objects to interactive trees, data can be set up in the config or retrieved from a server
enables jsTree to convert XML objects to interactive trees (using XSL), data can be set up in the config or retrieved from a server
controls the looks of jstree - without this plugin you will get a functional tree, but it will look just like an ordinary UL list
handles selecting, deselecting and hovering tree items
handles creating, renaming, removing and moving nodes by the user, also includes cut/copy/paste functions
enables support for keyboard navigation & shortcuts, highly configurable
enables multilanguage support - each node can have multiple titles, but only one is visible
enables jstree to save the state of the tree across sessions, by saving selected and opened nodes in a cookie
enables jstree to automatically sort all nodes
using a specified function
enables drag'n'drop support for jstree, also using foreign nodes and drop targets
makes multiselection possible using three-state checkboxes
enables searching for nodes whose title contains a given string, works on async trees too
enables a multilevel context menu on tree items
each node can have a type, and you can define rules on how that type should behave
adds support for jQuery UI's themes
adds unique checking to jsTree


Whistleblower's lawyer sends cease and desist letter to White House: report
by Brie StimsonA lawyer for the anonymous whistleblower who filed a complaint with the Inspector General over President Trump’s July phone call with Ukraine’s president sent a cease and desist lawyer to the White House Thursday, demanding Trump stop attacking his client, according to reports.
The letter, written by attorney Andrew Bakaj, asks White House counsel Pat Cipolloneto to advise Trump of the “legal and ethical peril in which he is placing himself should anyone be physically harmed” because of Trump’s or his surrogate's actions, The Hill reported.
Bakaj wrote that the president is "engaging in rhetoric and activity that places my client, the Intelligence Community Whistleblower, and their family in physical danger."
"Should anyone be physically harmed, my co-counsel, Mark Zaid, and I will not hesitate to take any and all appropriate action against your client," he added, according to The Hill.
Trump has repeatedly attacked the whistleblower in an effort to discredit him or her and along with some Republicans said he or she should be identified.
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The General's Daughter (1999) Reviewed by Eugene Novikov http://www.ultimate-movie.com Member: Online Film Critics Society
** out of four
"Elizabeth once told me she was conducting a field investigation in psychological warfare, and the enemy was Daddy."
Starring John Travolta, Madeline Stowe, James Cromwell, Timothy Hutton, Clarence Williams, James Woods, Leslie Stefanson. Rated R.
I despise filmmakers that use plot exclusively as a means of getting their movie exactly where they want it to go. Plot is a film's most important element and it should be respected; attempts to manipulate it for the sake of convenience will more than likely come back to haunt the movie. The General's Daughter, a self-serving and sloppy new murder mystery for John Travolta, is guilty as charged.
 The victim is Captain Elizabeth Campbell, the daughter of a newly retired military general (James Cromwell), which gives the case a high profile and a desire by many to keep it under tight wraps. Thus, Officer Paul Brenner (John Travolta), from the military's criminal investigation division and his new rape-expert partner Sara Sunhill (Madeline Stowe) are given 36 hours to investigate before the FBI comes in and any hopes of keeping things quiet are destroyed.
Sooner than later, Brenner finds out about Elizabeth's spooky "extra- curricular activities" such as an S&M fetish, complete with equipment and violent porno tapes in a secret room in the basement. Some evidence from the crime itself convinces his partner that this was no ordinary rape. They then embark on a mission to "Go behind the lies", as the movie's promotion immodestly trumpets and uncover the truth behind the murder of Captain Elizabeth Campbell.
The General's Daughter, bless its soul, keeps the relationship between Brenner and Sunhill completely platonic thereby avoiding the cliches that plague movies that feature romances between two law enforcement officials working together. Actually, I'm not even sure that the filmmakers could have inserted a romance into this film if they tried -- its 115 minutes are already full to the brim. Alas that may be part of the problem: there is sure a lot going on, but the story seems to have been hastily put together and is not thought out thoroughly enough to make so many plot elements blend together successfully. This is especially evident in the ending, when the film apparently tries to give us two separate explanations for what actually happened but never bothers to sort it all out. I'm still not sure whether the first solution we are given is merely an indirect approach to the second or whether we are supposed to believe that Brenner never fully succeeded in "going behind the lies".
Writer Christopher Bertolini and director Simon West (the man responsible for Con Air, the only movie I know with a 50 minute climax) are so concerned about the numerous details of the crime that they completely forget about the characters at its core. Brenner and Sunhill are little more than plot devices inserted to take us through the story. We are never presented with any reason to care about these people or what they do. Brenner is supposed to be a passionate man with a fierce determination for uncovering the truth but the movie never tries to make the character dynamic.
But what angered me the most about The General's Daughter is how it winds up conveniently dispensing with anyone directly involved with the crime so it can focus solely on its final theme. The movie knows what it wants to say and is determined to say it even at the cost of sacrificing plausibility and plot resolution. It's like a bulldozer making its way to its final destination, blindly destroying everything in its path.
There is little in The General's Daughter to satisfy a viewer seeking thrills and absolutely nothing to appeal to anyone seeking a cinematically sound work. It's a movie that needs to go back to the drawing board. ©1999 Eugene Novikov
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Restaurant app that lets users input the names of burgers they'd like to eat.
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The figure A is, of course, a square. Figure B is an oblong, or a rectangle. Figure C is a rhombus. Figure D is a trapezium (also called a trapeze or trapezoid). And figure E is a parallelogram, not defined here.
The only figure defined here that Euclid actually uses is the square. The other names of figures may have been common at the time of Euclid’s writing, or they may have been left over from earlier authors’ versions of the Elements, or they may have been added later.
Euclid makes much use of parallelogram, or parallelogrammic area, which he does not define, but clearly means quadrilateral with parallel opposite sides. Parallelograms include rhombi and rhomboids as special cases. And rather than oblong, he uses the term rectangle, or rectangular parallelogram, which includes both squares and oblongs.
Squares and oblongs are defined to be right-angled. Of course, that is intended to mean that all four angles are right angles. Sometimes these definitions are too brief, but the intended meaning can easily be determined from the way the definitions are used. In particular, proposition I.46 constructs a square, and all four angles are constructed to be right, not just one of them.


Article title
This dissertation joins a vibrant conversation in the social sciences about the challenging nature of care labor as well as feminist discussions about the role of the daughter in Victorian culture.
It explores the literary presence of the middle class managing daughter in the Victorian home. Collectively, the novels in this study articulate social anxieties about the unclear and unstable role of daughters in the family, the physically and emotionally challenging work they, and all women, do, and the struggle for daughters to find a place in a family hierarchy, which is often structured not by effort or affection, but by proscribed traditional roles, which do not easily adapt to managing daughters, even if they are the ones holding the family together.
The managing daughter is a problem not accounted for in any conventional domestic structure or ideology so there is no role, no clear set of responsibilities and no boundaries that could, and arguably should, define her obligations, offer her opportunities for empowerment, or set necessary limits on the broad cultural mandate she has to comfort and care others.
The extremes she is often pushed to reveals the stresses and hidden conflicts for authority and autonomy inherent in domestic labor without the iconic angel in the house rhetoric that so often masks the difficulties of domestic life for women. She gains no authority or stability no matter how loving or even how necessary she is to a family because there simply is no position in the parental family structure for her. The managing daughter thus reveals a deep crack in the structure of the traditional Victorian family by showing that it often cannot accommodate, protect, or validate a loving non-traditional family member because it values traditional hierarchies over emotion or effort. Yet, in doing so, it also suggests that if it is position not passion that matters, then as long as a woman assumes the right position in the family then deep emotional connections to others are not necessary for her to care competently for others
This dissertation joins a vibrant conversation in the social sciences about the challenging nature of care labor as well as feminist discussions about the role of the daughter in Victorian culture.
It explores the literary presence of the middle class managing daughter in the Victorian home. Collectively, the novels in this study articulate social anxieties about the unclear and unstable role of daughters in the family, the physically and emotionally challenging work they, and all women, do, and the struggle for daughters to find a place in a family hierarchy, which is often structured not by effort or affection, but by proscribed traditional roles, which do not easily adapt to managing daughters, even if they are the ones holding the family together.


# Copyright 2018 The TensorFlow Authors. All Rights Reserved.
#
# Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
# you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
# You may obtain a copy of the License at
#
# http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
#
# Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
# distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
# WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
# See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
# limitations under the License.
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"""Downloads and processes lm1b dataset (http://www.statmt.org/lm-benchmark)."""
from __future__ import absolute_import
from __future__ import division
from __future__ import print_function
import glob
import os
import tensorflow as tf
tf.flags.DEFINE_string("outdir", "/tmp/lm1b", "The output directory.")
tf.flags.DEFINE_integer(
"count_cutoff", 3, "Ignore tokens that appear fewer than "
"this amount of times when creating the vocab file.")
FLAGS = tf.flags.FLAGS
[docs]def main(_):
basename = "1-billion-word-language-modeling-benchmark-r13output"
fname = basename + ".tar.gz"
url = "http://www.statmt.org/lm-benchmark/" + fname
sha256hash = "01ba60381110baf7f189dfd2b8374de371e8c9a340835793f190bdae9e90a34e"
tf.keras.utils.get_file(
fname, url, file_hash=sha256hash, cache_subdir=FLAGS.outdir, extract=True)
tf.logging.info("Generating vocab file. This may take a few minutes.")
vocab = {}
for fname in glob.glob(
os.path.join(FLAGS.outdir, basename,
"training-monolingual.tokenized.shuffled", "news.en*")):
with open(fname) as f:
for line in f:
for w in line.split():
vocab[w] = vocab.get(w, 0) + 1
with open(os.path.join(FLAGS.outdir, basename, "vocab.txt"), "w") as f:
f.write("<epsilon>\t0\n<S>\t1\n</S>\t2\n<UNK>\t3\n")
id = 4
for k, v in sorted(vocab.items(), key=lambda (k, v): (-v, k)):
if v < FLAGS.count_cutoff:
break
f.write("%s\t%d\n" % (k, id))
id += 1
if __name__ == "__main__":
tf.app.run(main)


Before Change
def testFromNotesPolyphonic(self):
testing_lib.add_quantized_track_to_sequence(
self.quantized_sequence, 0,
[(12, 100, 4, 16), (19, 100, 4, 12)])
melody = melodies_lib.Melody()
with self.assertRaises(melodies_lib.PolyphonicMelodyException):
melody.from_quantized_sequence(self.quantized_sequence,
After Change
testing_lib.add_track_to_sequence(
self.note_sequence, 0,
[(12, 100, 0.0, 10.0), (11, 55, 0.0, 0.50)])
quantized_sequence = sequences_lib.quantize_note_sequence(
self.note_sequence, self.steps_per_quarter)
melody = melodies_lib.Melody()
with self.assertRaises(melodies_lib.PolyphonicMelodyException):
melody.from_quantized_sequence(quantized_sequence,


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Audi RS Q8 Officially Claims Fastest SUV Title At The Nürburgring
The Mercedes-AMG GLC 63 S has been dethroned.
by Adrian PadeanuThe rumors were true – say hello to the Lord of the Ring among SUVs. With an official time of 7 minutes and 42.2 seconds, the Audi RS Q8 has established a new record for the fastest production SUVs at the Nürburgring by dethroning the Mercedes-AMG GLC 63 S. The high-riding model from Affalterbach established the now fallen record nearly a year ago when it lapped the Nordschleife in 7 minutes and 49.3 seconds.
The RS Q8 hasn’t even been properly unveiled yet, but it’s already setting records by shaving off a little over seven seconds compared to the fastest SUV before it. It’s been a busy year for Audi Sport taking into account the release of the RS Q3, RS Q3 Sportback, RS6 Avant, and RS7 Sportback, but there’s one more RS to come as the flagship version of the Q8 is going to be released later this month.
Gallery: 2021 Audi RS Q8 spy photos
The sporty luxobarge will inherit the twin-turbo 4.0-liter V8 from the aforementioned super wagon, meaning it’s going to pack 592 horsepower and 590 pound-feet (800 Newton-meters) of torque. It’ll do 0 to 62 mph (100 km/h) in 3.8 seconds and top out at 190 mph (306 km/h), which isn’t half bad considering the RS Q8 will weigh just about as much as the moon.
Autocar had the opportunity to learn more about Audi’s largest and sportiest SUV to date, which will carry over the air suspension and the 48V anti-roll bars from the warm SQ8 released earlier this year with a diesel engine in Europe. Wheels as large as 23 inches will be available with 295/35 ZR23 Pirelli P Zero rubbers, as will be a torque-vectoring rear differential and all-wheel steering. Compared to the SQ8, Audi Sport’s engineers are going to stiffen up the suspension to make the RS Q8 more agile when going around the corners.
The King Of Audi SUVs:
Spy shots have already revealed the styling changes will be subtle compared to the lesser Q8 versions, with only a discreet body kit and the typical oval exhausts to set the RS version apart from the others. There’s also going to be some carbon fiber trim around the lightly updated front grille, while at the back the RS version will boast a sporty diffuser. Inside, the driver’s display has some RS-specific screens and a few other niceties reserved for the cream of the crop.
With Audi confirming a November debut for the RS Q8, we might see the fastest SUV ever created by the Four Rings at the Los Angeles Auto Show in the latter half of the month.
Source: Autocar


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Switch between different JDK versions in Windows
Being a Java developer, I always compile and test my code on different Java versions. But switching between them is a huge problem. So finally I found an easy method to do this. You have to create following batch files and place them in directory you open your command line in or in SYSTEM PATH
. You can use you favorite text editor to create these files.
jdk14.bat
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@echo off
echo Setting JAVA_HOME
set JAVA_HOME=C:\j2sdk1.4.2_12
echo setting PATH
set PATH=C:\j2sdk1.4.2_12\bin;%PATH%
echo Display java version
java -version
jdk15.bat
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Make sure you assign the appropriate JAVA_HOME
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Note- JAVA_HOME
and the path to java must always refer to the exact same version of the JDK. If you mix them up, unpredictable things will happen!


Getting Started: Building and Running Clang
This page gives you the shortest path to checking out Clang and demos a few options. This should get you up and running with the minimum of muss and fuss. If you like what you see, please consider getting involved with the Clang community.
A Word of Warning
While this work aims to provide a fully functional C/C++/ObjC front-end, it is still early work and is under heavy development. In particular, there is no real C++ support yet (this is obviously a big project), and C/ObjC support is still missing some minor features. Some of the more notable missing pieces of C support are:
- The semantic analyzer does not produce all of the warnings it should.
- We don't consider the API to be stable yet, and reserve the right to change fundamental things.
- The driver is currently implemented in python and is "really slow".
At this point, C and Objective-C are generally usable for X86-32 and X86-64 targets. If you run into problems, please file bugs in LLVM Bugzilla or bring up the issue on the Clang development mailing list.
Building Clang and Working with the Code
If you would like to check out and build Clang, the current procedure is as follows:
- Checkout and build LLVM from SVN head:
- svn co http://llvm.org/svn/llvm-project/llvm/trunk llvm
- cd llvm
- ./configure; make
- Checkout Clang:
- From within the llvm directory (where you built llvm):
- cd tools
- svn co http://llvm.org/svn/llvm-project/cfe/trunk clang
- If you intend to work on Clang C++ support, you may need to tell it how to find your C++ standard library headers. If Clang cannot find your system libstdc++ headers, please follow these instructions:
- 'touch empty.cpp; gcc -v empty.cpp -fsyntax-only' to get the path.
- Look for the comment "FIXME: temporary hack: hard-coded paths" in clang/lib/Frontend/InitHeaderSearch.cpp and change the lines below to include that path.
- Build Clang:
- cd clang (assuming that you are in llvm/tools)
- make (this will give you a debug build)
- Try it out (assuming you add llvm/Debug/bin to your path):
- clang-cc --help
- clang-cc file.c -fsyntax-only (check for correctness)
- clang-cc file.c -ast-dump (internal debug dump of ast)
- clang-cc file.c -ast-view (set up graphviz and rebuild llvm first)
- clang-cc file.c -emit-llvm (print out unoptimized llvm code)
- clang-cc file.c -emit-llvm -o - | llvm-as | opt -std-compile-opts | llvm-dis (print out optimized llvm code)
- clang-cc file.c -emit-llvm -o - | llvm-as | opt -std-compile-opts | llc > file.s (output native machine code)
Note: Here clang-cc is the "low-level" frontend executable that is similar in purpose to cc1. Clang also has a high-level compiler driver that acts as a drop-in replacement for gcc.
Note that the C front-end uses LLVM, but does not depend on llvm-gcc. If you encounter problems with building Clang, make sure you have the latest SVN version of LLVM. LLVM contains support libraries for Clang that will be updated as well as development on Clang progresses.
Simultaneously Building Clang and LLVM:
Once you have checked out Clang into the llvm source tree it will build along with the rest of llvm. To build all of LLVM and Clang together all at once simply run make from the root LLVM directory.
Note: Observe that Clang is technically part of a separate Subversion repository. As mentioned above, the latest Clang sources are tied to the latest sources in the LLVM tree. You can update your toplevel LLVM project and all (possibly unrelated) projects inside it with make update. This will run svn update on all subdirectories related to subversion.
High-Level Compiler Driver (Drop-in Substitute for GCC)
While the clang-cc executable is a low-level frontend executable that can perform code generation, program analysis, and other actions, it is not designed to be a drop-in replacement for GCC's cc. For this purpose, use the high-level driver, aptly named clang. Here are some examples of how to use the high-level driver:
$ cat t.c #include <stdio.h> int main(int argc, char **argv) { printf("hello world\n"); } $ clang t.c $ ./a.out hello world
Examples of using Clang
The high-level driver clang is designed to understand most of GCC's options, and the lower-level clang-cc executable also directly takes many of GCC's options. You can see which options clang-cc accepts with 'clang-cc --help'. Here are a few examples of using clang and clang-cc:
$ cat ~/t.c typedef float V __attribute__((vector_size(16))); V foo(V a, V b) { return a+b*a; }
Preprocessing:
$ clang ~/t.c -E # 1 "/Users/sabre/t.c" 1 typedef float V __attribute__((vector_size(16))); V foo(V a, V b) { return a+b*a; }
Type checking:
$ clang -fsyntax-only ~/t.c
GCC options:
$ clang -fsyntax-only ~/t.c -pedantic /Users/sabre/t.c:2:17: warning: extension used typedef float V __attribute__((vector_size(16))); ^ 1 diagnostic generated.
Pretty printing from the AST:
$ clang-cc ~/t.c -ast-print typedef float V __attribute__(( vector_size(16) )); V foo(V a, V b) { return a + b * a; }
Code generation with LLVM:
$ clang-cc ~/t.c -emit-llvm -o - | llvm-as | opt -std-compile-opts | llvm-dis define <4 x float> @foo(<4 x float> %a, <4 x float> %b) { entry: %mul = mul <4 x float> %b, %a %add = add <4 x float> %mul, %a ret <4 x float> %add } $ clang-cc ~/t.c -emit-llvm -o - | llvm-as | opt -std-compile-opts | llc -march=ppc32 -mcpu=g5 .. _foo: vmaddfp v2, v3, v2, v2 blr $ clang-cc ~/t.c -emit-llvm -o - | llvm-as | opt -std-compile-opts | llc -march=x86 -mcpu=yonah .. _foo: mulps %xmm0, %xmm1 addps %xmm0, %xmm1 movaps %xmm1, %xmm0 ret


This is a graph visualization of a Twitter graph. Each circle represents a Twitter user (that is, a unique Twitter account). The radius of the user circle represents how many Retweets the user has within this specific Twitter network from small radius (fewest Retweets) to large radius (most Retweets). If you hover a user circle, the user screen name (as specified in the data) will appear by the user circle. The line thickness connecting user circles represents how many Retweets the user circle tuple tuple has between each other in total. Retweet direction is not accounted for. Connecting lines only appear if the user circle tuple has at least 15 Retweets. If you click on a user circle, the up-to-date user timeline will appear. You can click on the user timeline to be redirected to Twitter's web site and view the user.


In the client/server architecture, a relatively small server farm manages the cached data of and access to the same data for many client applications. Clients can update and access data efficiently, leaving the servers to manage data distribution to other clients and any synchronization with outside data stores.
Standard Client/Server Deployment
In the most common client/server topology, a farm of cache servers provides caching services to many clients. Cache servers have a homogeneous data store in data regions that are replicated or partitioned across the server farm.
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Apache Geode locators provide reliable and flexible server discovery services for your clients. You can use all servers for all client requests, or group servers according to function, with the locators directing each client request to the right group of servers.
How Client/Server Connections Work
The server pools in your Apache Geode client processes manage all client connection requests to the server tier. To make the best use of the pool functionality, you should understand how the pool manages the server connections.
Configuring a Client/Server System
Configure your server and client processes and data regions to run your client/server system.
Organizing Servers Into Logical Member Groups
In a client/server configuration, by putting servers into logical member groups, you can control which servers your clients use and target specific servers for specific data or tasks. You can configure servers to manage different data sets or to direct specific client traffic to a subset of servers, such as those directly connected to a back-end database.
Client/Server Example Configurations
For easy configuration, you can start with these example client/server configurations and modify for your systems.
Fine-Tuning Your Client/Server Configuration
You can fine-tune your client/server system with server load-balancing and client thread use of pool connections. For example, you can configure how often the servers check their load with the cache server
load-poll-interval
property, or configure your own server load metrics by implementing theorg.apache.geode.cache.server
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Heat fall to 76ers in Butler's return
by The Canadian PressPHILADELPHIA — Jimmy Butler’s return to Philadelphia could be summed up in three letters: B-O-O.
Josh Richardson scored 32 points and the 76ers led from start to finish in a 113-86 victory over Butler and the Miami Heat on Saturday night.
Butler struggled to 11 points, missing nine of 13 field goal attempts. He sat out the entire fourth quarter.
The star guard couldn’t buy a basket — and the notoriously tough Philly fans relished every moment. They booed him loudly during introductions and every time he touched the ball in the first half.
They also cheered whenever he missed, and that was quite often.
“To tell you the truth, I legit didn’t even pay attention,” Butler said. “I really don’t pay attention to it.”
Joel Embiid added 23 points and 11 rebounds for the 76ers (11-5), who won their fourth straight overall while improving to 7-0 at home.
“They played incredibly well,” Butler said.
Butler played 55 regular-season games for the Sixers last season, averaging 18.2 points after being acquired in a trade with Minnesota last November. He helped Philadelphia beat Miami in the first round of the playoffs before the 76ers were eliminated in the second round by Toronto.
He left Philadelphia in the off-season, inking a four-year, $142 million deal with the Heat in a sign-and-trade that brought Richardson to Philadelphia.
Butler shot 2 of 8 in the first quarter, the Heat failed to connect on 17 of 22 tries and Philadelphia was up 28-13. The pattern continued as the 76ers took a 55-35 halftime lead thanks to Miami’s 12-for-40 shooting in the first half, including 1 of 12 from behind the arc.
Ben Simmons spent much of the night guarding Butler. When asked how he thought he fared, Philadelphia’s All-Star guard said, “I think it went well, if you look at the boxscore.”
Philadelphia’s lead grew to 41 in the second half.
Although Butler was embraced by the fan base during his stint in Philadelphia, everything wasn’t rosy.
He got heated during a film session last season with 76ers coach Brett Brown about the way he was being used in Brown’s offence, and there seems to be some lingering hard feelings.
Brown was terse in his comments about Butler prior to Saturday’s game.
“He had some great games for us,” Brown said. “We came close at the end. Sometimes things don’t work out. He’s in a good place.”
Brown said he hasn’t been in contact with Butler and answered a follow-up question about the Heat star by saying, “I look forward to talking about the Miami Heat.”
Butler wasn’t much more forthcoming about the parting.
“That’s something in the past,” he said. “I’ll leave it there.”
Tyler Herro had 20 points to pace the Heat (11-4), who had won five in a row.
RICHARDSON’S RETURN
Richardson, who played his first four seasons in Miami and averaged 16.6 points last season, made 11 of 15 shots and went 6 of 7 on 3-pointers. He had missed the previous two games with a hip injury.
“Definitely a fun game,” Richardson said. "I saw my first couple of shots go through and I just was staying aggressive."
TIP-INS
Heat: Miami was playing the second game of a back-to-back after winning 116-108 at Chicago on Friday night. … Finished 6 for 24 from 3-point range.
76ers: It was the first of four matchups between the teams this season. They’ll next play Dec. 18 in Philadelphia.

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More AP NBA: https://apnews.com/NBA and https://twitter.com/AP_Sports


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Choosing a tool by clicking on its icon means to put the program into a special work mode. Most of Wonderbrush's tools are for creating graphical objects on the active layer. Others are for editing already existing objects (transformation and gradient tools). Then there are tools that deal directly with the canvas (cropping and guides tool) or enable copying data to the system's clipboard. |
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NoSQL database systems are designed for scalability. The down side of that is a primitive key-value data model and, as the name suggest, no support for SQL. It might sound like a serious limitation – how can I “select”, “join”, “group” and “sort” the data? This post explains how all these operations can be quite naturally and efficiently implemented in one of the most famous NoSQL system – Cassandra.
Wow, great explanations of conversion from SQL to NoSQL thinking in here.


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Welcome to the Makah (Qʷi·qʷi·diččaq) keyboard
This package contains both a
mobile keyboard layout
(for smartphones and tablets) and a
desktop keyboard layout (for Windows, macOS, and other physical keyboards).
This is a longpress keyboard. To type letters
like č, c̓, č̓, press and hold the
most similar letter: in this case, c.
The keys for English R, F, V are
replaced with common Makah letters on this keyboard, but you can still
type the English letters. Longpress the key where the letter would
ordinarily be on an English keyboard. The desktop layout implements the layout designed in
collaboration with the
Makah Language Program,
itself based on an older
Language Geek
keyboard.
Please see the
Makah Keyboard page
on the Makah Museum for more information about this keyboard layout.
To get the bottom-right character (in blue),
hold the Alt key on the right-hand side of
the keyboard, then press the desired key.
To get the top-right character (in green),
hold any Shift key, in addition to Alt on the
right-hand side of the keyboard, then press the desired key.
To add a glottal mark to a letter (for example, k → k̓), press
the desired constant key first, then press the
◌̓ key.
Fonts that work well for typing Makah on a computer: Mobile keyboard
Tutorial
Typing English R, F, V
Keyboard Layout
Lowercase keys (default)
Uppercase keys
Numbers, symbols, and punctuation
Desktop layout
Keyboard layout
Fonts


You can now email me at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Attention please,....
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Located at the western end of Little Abaco Island, this is described as a quaint, friendly little town. It merges into the settlement of Crown Haven on the southern side of the island.
Position 26° 54'23"N, 077° 49'03"W (Crown Haven)
This is quite a shallow anchorage close to the shore (about 1.5 to 2m over sand) but the town has provisions, fuel, a clinic, restaurants and other services.
There is a dinghy landing at the government pier and at Fox Town Shell fuel dock.
Last updated April 2015.


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| Interface Summary | |
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| AccessRight | An object that defines an access right to a resource. |
| Account | An account, the persistent information associated with a Persona. |
| AccountInitializer | An interface used by an AccountManager to obtain standard account creation services. |
| AccountManager | Interface to Account object management facilities. |
| AccountTypes | Interface that defines the constants used for account typing. |
| Action | An interface provided by an object that wishes to perform an action under as an assumed User. |
| BinaryToTextEncoder | An encoder that takes a binary array and turns it into a text string. |
| CertificateParser | This interface defines parse functions to be used to get certificates from a string or input stream. |
| CertificateUserAuthority | Interface that provides certificate style authentication for a user authority. |
| DefaultGroupPersona | A tag interface that marks a persona as a "default group persona", a group to which the user belongs that should be used for setting default security attributes when an object is created. |
| GroupPersona | A tag interface that marks a persona as a "group persona", indicating that it identifies a user group rather than a specific user. |
| IdentityManager | An interface for providing identity management features. |
| IdUserAuthority | Interface that provides id style authentication, where only the user ID has to be specified, for a user authority. |
| LoginPersona | A tag interface that marks a persona as a "login persona", indicating that it identifies a user login. |
| LoginUserAuthority | Interface that provides name/password (login) style authentication for a user authority. |
| PasswordHasher | This interface defines a hash function to be used to encrypt passwords. |
| PasswordHasher2 | A password hasher that supplies the login along with the password, which is often useful for salting. |
| Persona | An identity, either of a user or of a user's role. |
| PrincipalUserAuthority | An extension to the UserAuthority interface that provides a mapping between the security system Persona objects and any object that implements java.security.Principal. |
| ProxyUserAuthority | A user authority that acts as a proxy for another user authority. |
| RemoteAccount | An object used to expose the Account interface via RMI. |
| RemoteAccountManager | An interface to expose the AccountManager interface via RMI. |
| RemoteUserAuthority | Minimal interface that must be implemented by user authorities whose personae can be serialized. |
| SaltFetcher | An object used to fetch a salt for a given login. |
| SecuredContainer | An interface to be implemented by any object that wants to supply inherited security information to a SecuredObject. |
| SecuredObject | An object with associated security information. |
| SecuredResource | An interface used to work with a resource that has associated access control entries. |
| SecurityDomain | A security domain manages the authorization policy for some part of an application. |
| SecurityPolicy | An object that provides the following policy decisions: |
| StandardAccessRights | A set of typical access rights. |
| UserAuthenticator | UserAuthenticator.java |
| UserAuthority | This interface is used for authenticating a user. |
| UserAuthority2 | An extension of the UserAuthority interface that supports special personae tokens. |
| Class Summary | |
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| AccessAllowedEvent | An AccessEvent indicating that access to a secured resource was allowed. |
| AccessControlEntry | An immutable object that defines a set of access rights granted to a given persona. |
| AccessControlList | A set of access rights that determine the accessibility of something to someone. |
| AccessDeniedEvent | An AccessEvent indicating that access to a secured resource was denied. |
| AccessEvent | An event generated by a security domain whenever a resource access is attempted. |
| AccountComparator | Base class used for constructing sort comparators for account objects. |
| ActiveDirectoryAccountManager | An account manager and user authority that works against an MS Active Directory |
| AliasedPersona | A persona that wraps another persona. |
| AuthenticationEvent | Event generated whenever an authentication is attempted by a user authority. |
| AuthenticationFailedEvent | Event thrown when an a UserAuthority fails to authenticate a user. |
| AuthenticationSucceededEvent | Event thrown when an a UserAuthority succeeds in authenticating a user. |
| Base16Encoder | Encodes a binary array as text using base 16 (hexadecimal). |
| Base64Encoder | Encodes a binary array as text using base 64. |
| ClientAccount | An Account object that wraps a RemoteAccount object. |
| ClientAccountManager | An AccountManager object that wraps an RMI-accessible AccountManager object to expose the standard AccountManager interface on the client side. |
| ClientUserAuthority | A client-side object that wraps a remote user authority. |
| ConsoleAccessLogger | |
| DigestPasswordHasher | A password hasher that utilizes the java.security.MessageDigest
mechanism for hashing passwords. |
| EveryonePersona | A special version of a persona that acts as if it has all other personae in the same user authority as sub-personae. |
| GenericAccessManager | Methods which determine if access should be allowed or denied. |
| GenericAccessRight | A generic implementation of an access right object. |
| GenericAccount | A generic implementation of the Account interface. |
| GenericAccountInitializer | A service that copies accounts between two account managers. |
| GenericAccountManager | A generic implementation of an account manager/user authority. |
| GenericDefaultGroupPersona | Implements a generic persona that is marked as a default group persona. |
| GenericGroupPersona | Implements a generic persona that is marked as a group persona. |
| GenericLoginPersona | Implements a generic persona that is marked as a login persona. |
| GenericPersona | Implements a generic persona, which is an identity used to grant access control rights within a security domain. |
| GenericProxyUserAuthority | An implementation of a generic ProxyUserAuthority object. |
| GenericSecuredObject | A generic implementation of the SecuredObject interface. |
| GenericSecuredResource | A generic implementation of the SecuredResource interface. |
| GenericSecuredResourceService | A generic implementation of the SecuredResource interface as a service. |
| GenericSecurityDomain | A typical implementation of most of the security domain interface, useful for writing other security domains. |
| GenericUserAuthority | This implements a user authority that does nothing -- it's just a handle. |
| IdentitySecurityPolicy | An extension of the standard security policy that allows or denies access by specific identities in addition to a normal ACL. |
| iPlanetDirectoryAccountManager | An account manager and user authority that works against an iPlanet's Directory |
| iPlanetSSHAAccountPasswordHasher | A subclass of iPlanetSSHAPasswordHasher which obtains user accounts from an AccountManager via an iPlanetSSHAAccountSaltFetcher. |
| iPlanetSSHAAccountSaltFetcher | An object used to fetch an SSHA salt for a given login. |
| iPlanetSSHAPasswordHasher | A password hasher which implements the SSHA (salted SHA) algorithm as implemented by the iPlanet Directory Server. |
| LDAPAccountInitializer | A service which aids initial account management for LDAP-based account repositories |
| LDAPAuthenticationProxy | proxy to auth ldap users |
| LDAPRepositoryAccount | An Account object that is persisted by a LDAP Repository. |
| LDAPRepositoryAccountManager | An account manager and user authority that works against an LDAPRepository |
| MD5PasswordHasher | Implementation of a PasswordHasher using MD5 encryption algorithm with a randomized initial state. |
| NullEncoder | Returns a string constructed out of a binary array, without modification. |
| NullPasswordHasher | A password hasher that doesn't do anything. |
| PasswordHasher2Adapter | An adapter that implements the base PasswordHasher interface for PasswordHasher2 implementations. |
| PersonaAdapter | An adapter class useful for creating implementations of the Persona interface. |
| Privilege | An access right indicating an access privilege. |
| RegisteredUsersSecurityPolicy | A security policy that allows full access to registered users and denies access to anonymous users. |
| RemoteAccountImpl | An object that wraps an Account object and makes it
RMI-accessible. |
| RemoteAccountManagerImpl | An object that wraps an AccountManager object in order to expose it via RMI. |
| RemoteUserAuthorityImpl | Implementation of a remote user authority that wraps a normal user authority so that persona lookups can be accomplished. |
| RepositoryAccount | An Account object that is persisted by a repository. |
| RepositoryAccountManager | An account manager and user authority that works against a Dynamo repository. |
| RepositoryApplicationPersona | This is the Persona implementation that is produced by the RepositoryApplicationUserAuthority. |
| RepositoryApplicationUserAuthority | This LoginUserAuthority implements the bare minimum required to do logins and determine role memberships. |
| SaltedDigestPasswordHasher | A password hasher that utilizes the java.security.MessageDigest
mechanism for hashing passwords. |
| SaltedMD5PasswordHasher | An implementation of a password hasher using the MD5 digest algorithm with the user login being used as a salt. |
| SavedPersona | An object that saves the naming information needed to recreate a persona instance. |
| SecurityConfiguration | Configuration information that defines all of the elements needed to create and manage access control lists for an object. |
| SecurityContext | This object is used to specify the context in which an access control request is being made. |
| SecurityDomainEvent | Base class for all security domain-related events. |
| SecurityProviderService | The SecurityProviderService is a GenericService that provides a centralized location where java security providers may be specified in an orderly manner without any confusion as to which providers have higher priority. |
| SecurityUtils | Utility methods useful for security system operations. |
| SerializedAccountManager | An account manager whose persistence is accomplished via serialization to a file. |
| SerializedProxyUserAuthority | A serializable version of a proxy user authority. |
| SerializedUserAuthority | This utility class manages the serialization and de-serialization of user authority objects. |
| StandardAccessRightsMap | A map of all the standard access rights. |
| StandardSecurityPolicy | A security policy that walks an access control list composed of access rights and/or deny rights to determine whether a particular access request should be allowed or denied. |
| ThreadSecurityManager | Class used to manage the User object that is associated with the current thread. |
| User | The User object holds a collection of Personae that have been collected by one or more user authorities. |
| UserAuthorityEvent | Base class used for any event generated by a user authority. |
| UserFailService | UserFailService.java |
| XmlAccountManager | An account manager/user authority that loads user account information from an XML file. |
| Exception Summary | |
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| AccountExistsException | Exception thrown when attempting to add a Group that already exists. |
| GroupExistsException | Exception thrown when attempting to add a Group that already exists. |
| ImplementationSecurityException | A security exception that wraps some kind of Throwable that occured within an implementation of a security system element. |
| InvalidAccessControlEntryException | Exception thrown when an improper access control entry is supplied to a security domain. |
| InvalidAccessRightException | Exception thrown when an attempt is made to use an access right that is not supported by a security domain. |
| InvalidAttributeException | Exception thrown when attempting to add a Group that already exists. |
| InvalidPermissionException | Exception thrown when an improper permission is supplied to a security domain. |
| InvalidPersonaException | Exception thrown when a persona is used improperly (e.g. with the wrong user authority). |
| InvalidResourceException | Exception thrown when a resource name supplied to a security domain is not valid for the domain. |
| NoSuchAccountException | Exception thrown when attempting to add a Group that already exists. |
| NoSuchGroupException | Exception thrown when a security operation fails because the indicated group does not exist. |
| NoSuchUserException | Exception thrown when a security operation fails because the indicated user does not exist. |
| PermissionDeniedException | Exception thrown when an attempt was made to access a resource without appropriate permission. |
| RuntimeSecurityException | A security exception that can be thrown from within a method without a "throws SecurityException" in its signature. |
| SecurityException | Base class for all atg.security package exceptions. |
| TooManyAccountsException | Exception thrown when an attempt is made to list more accounts than the account manager is willing to provide. |
| UnsupportedFeatureSecurityException | A security exception that is to be thrown by an implementation of the security APIs when an attempt to use an unsupported feature is made. |
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| Package | Description |
|---|---|
| org.chocosolver.solver.constraints.nary.cumulative |
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
protected Cumulative.Filter[] |
PropFullCumulative._filters |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
static Cumulative.Filter |
Cumulative.Filter.valueOf(String name)
Returns the enum constant of this type with the specified name.
|
static Cumulative.Filter[] |
Cumulative.Filter.values()
Returns an array containing the constants of this enum type, in
the order they are declared.
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| Constructor and Description |
|---|
Cumulative(Task[] tasks,
IntVar[] heights,
IntVar capacity,
boolean graphBased,
Cumulative.Filter... filters)
Cumulative constraint
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PropFullCumulative(IntVar[] s,
IntVar[] d,
IntVar[] e,
IntVar[] h,
IntVar capa,
boolean reactToFineEvt,
boolean fast,
Cumulative.Filter... filters)
protected constructor, should not be called by a user
|
PropFullCumulative(IntVar[] s,
IntVar[] d,
IntVar[] e,
IntVar[] h,
IntVar capa,
boolean fast,
Cumulative.Filter... filters)
Classical cumulative propagator
|
PropGraphCumulative(IntVar[] s,
IntVar[] d,
IntVar[] e,
IntVar[] h,
IntVar capa,
boolean fast,
Cumulative.Filter... filters)
Graph-based cumulative propagator:
- only filters over subsets of overlapping tasks
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| Property | Defined by | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| family : String | VCardName | ||
| given : String | VCardName | ||
| middle : String | VCardName | ||
| prefix : String | VCardName | ||
| suffix : String | VCardName |
| Method | Defined by | ||
|---|---|---|---|
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VCardName(given:String = null, middle:String = null, family:String = null, prefix:String = null, suffix:String = null)
| VCardName |
| family | property |
family:String
[read-write]Implementation
public function get family():String
public function set family(value:String):void
| given | property |
given:String
[read-write]Implementation
public function get given():String
public function set given(value:String):void
| middle | property |
middle:String
[read-write]Implementation
public function get middle():String
public function set middle(value:String):void
| prefix | property |
prefix:String
[read-write]Implementation
public function get prefix():String
public function set prefix(value:String):void
| suffix | property |
suffix:String
[read-write]Implementation
public function get suffix():String
public function set suffix(value:String):void
| VCardName | () | constructor |
public function VCardName(given:String = null, middle:String = null, family:String = null, prefix:String = null, suffix:String = null)
Parameters
given:String (default = null )
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middle:String (default = null )
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family:String (default = null )
|
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prefix:String (default = null )
|
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suffix:String (default = null )
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