All-New TVS Zeppelin 220cc Cruiser Launching In Early 2020
by Riju GangulyThe upcoming TVS Zeppelin 220 will be the first cruiser motorcycle from brand and it will rival directly against the Bajaj Avenger 220
TVS Zeppelin 220 concept was showcased first at the 2018 Auto Expo. The production variant of the Zeppelin will be the first cruiser model to join the TVS Motors lineup early next year and it will rival the likes of Bajaj Avenger and RE Thunderbird.
Here are the five things that you need to know about the upcoming Zeppelin cruiser.
1. Will get a sporty design
The concept model showcased at the Auto show carried a sporty design with an LED headlamp at the front, wide handlebar, fully digital instrument cluster, long fuel tank, a comfortable rider seat and a raised pillion seat.
The concept bike also had a sharp tail section, while the engine bay featured a dash of silver. The Zeppelin concept featured a belt-drive, however, expect the production variant of the cruiser to get a chain drive to keep the pricing aggressive.
2. Expect premium components
The concept bike featured a premium 41mm upside-down forks at the front, LED headlamps, belt drive (like we already mentioned above), premium Pirelli sport demon tyres.
Although all of these features will not make it into the production-spec motorcycle, however, you can expect the production variant to likely feature an LED headlamp, full-digital instrument console, an LED taillamp.
3. Performance
The upcoming Zeppelin cruiser will be powered by a 220cc, single-cylinder, liquid-cooled, fuel-injected engine which will likely be derived from the Apache RTR 200 4V engine. The concept model showcased at the show was good for 20 hp of peak power at 8,500 rpm and 18.5 Nm of peak torque 7,000 rpm.
The engine will be coupled with a five-speed gearbox. The concept model showcased at the show featured an electric-boost system which will help improve the fuel efficiency figures. However, this feature will not make it to the production variant.
4. Suspension and brakes
The concept bike featured a 41mm upside-down suspension setup but expect the production variant of the cruiser to feature a conventional telescopic fork at the front and a monoshock setup at the rear. The braking duties of the motorcycle will be handled by a disc brake on both ends. A single or a dual-channel ABS will also be offered as a standard for the safety of the rider.
5. Launch Date and expected price
Expect the TVS Zeppelin cruiser to be launched during the first half of 2020. As far as the pricing is concerned, the TVS Zeppelin cruiser will likely be priced at around Rs 1.25-1.30 lakh (ex-showroom).


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RegistryService
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A theme for Bootstrap 3 by BBC News Labs
Download the bootstrap.css or bootstrap.min.css files or install using Bower:
bower install https://github.com/BBC-News-Labs/bbcnewslabs-bootstrap#master
This is a BBC News Labs theme for Bootstrap, loosely based on the style of the beta version of the new BBC News responsive site.
e.g. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/events/vote2014
This gives us a single theme to use across BBC News Labs experiments to quickly build prototypes with a unifed apperance, while being able to take advantage of the vast number of Bootstrap plugins and compatible extensions.
This theme was created with Themestrap, see README-themestrap.md for details.
Example page for this theme:
http://bootstrap.bbcnewslabs.co.uk
To use this theme, just add this line to inside your
element:<link rel="stylesheet" href="http://bootstrap.bbcnewslabs.co.uk/dist/css/bootstrap.css"/>
Or, to add this theme to your project with Bower:
bower install https://github.com/BBC-News-Labs/bbcnewslabs-bootstrap.git#master
For JavaScript support - needed by some interactive elements - you will probably also want to include Bootstrap JavaScript (which requires jQuery).
You can find these hosted on the Google and Boostrap CDN's:
<script type="text/javascript" src="https://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/2.0.0/jquery.min.js"></script>
<script type="text/javascript" src="https://maxcdn.bootstrapcdn.com/bootstrap/3.3.1/js/bootstrap.min.js"></script>
You might to add Font Awesome for scalable, vector icons:
<link href="https://maxcdn.bootstrapcdn.com/font-awesome/4.2.0/css/font-awesome.min.css" rel="stylesheet"/>
NB: If you want your JavaScript and styles to work offline, you'll want to grab them locally (e.g. add them to your project with bower).
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This page gives information on how to use the census_api
package.
Before you begin working with the US Census API, you need to obtain an API key. This can be done here. I recommend putting your API key in a config.py file and adding this file to your .gitignore
so that your key is saved offline if you intend on saving your results on Github.
To use the census_api
package, start by importing the library and the config file in which you placed your API key. In your working file, create an instance of the CensusQuery
class. This requires you to pass your API key and a string identifying the dataset you would like to query. As of now, we only support querying the ACS1 ("acs1"
), ACS5 ("acs5"
), and SF1 ("sf1"
) datasets. You can optionally also pass a year and an output type to the class instance.
import config
import census_api
c = CensusQuery(config.api_key, "acs5", year=2016)
If you don't pass a year to the CensusQuery
instance, you must pass it when you call CensusQuery.query
. If you do pass a year, the year argument is optional in CensusQuery.query
, but if it is passed, the instance variable will be ignored in favor of the year passed to CensusQuery.query
.
To actually query the API, you must call CensusQuery.query
. The required arguments are the list of variables to extract and the state (as its 2-letter abbreviation). You can also narrow your results by optionally passing a county name and a tract FIPS code, but these are not required. If they are not passed, the query returns all counties and all tracts. There is also an optional year argument, discussed in the previous paragraph.
c.query(["NAME", "B00001_001E", "B01001_002M", "B06007PR_031E"], "CA")
If we wanted only tract 4010 of Alameda County in 2014, the call would be
c.query(["NAME", "B00001_001E", "B01001_002M", "B06007PR_031E"], "CA", county="Alameda", tract="4010", year=2014)
For more information on the variables, see the Census API documentation. This page lists all of the data sets by year, so find the year and dataset that you are looking for and then click on "variables" in its row.
This package supports rendering outputs in two forms: as a pandas
DataFrame or as a datascience
Table. The class defaults to a DataFrame, but this is overridden by passing the optional out
argument when creating the CensusQuery
instance. This argument defaults to the string "pd"
, but if "ds"
is passed instead, the outputs will be Tables rather than DataFrames.
ds_c = CensusQuery(config.api_key, "acs5", year=2016, out="ds")
For more information on how to use the package, launch our Binder.


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On 23 January 2018, 13 new articles were published in 7 journals.
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Studying Crime Trends: Normal Science and Exogenous Shocks
Gregory J. Snyder: Skateboading La: Inside Professional Street Skateboarding
Differentiating Contract Killers: A Narrative-Based Approach
Report on the Debate Regarding EU Cash Payment Limitations
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Bitcoin Transactions: A Digital Discovery of Illicit Activity on the Blockchain
Forgetting Corruption: Unlearning the Knowledge of Corruption in the Indonesian Public Sector
Strengthening the Effectiveness of Whistleblowing System
Can “Harmonization” Antidote Tax Avoidance and Other Financial Crimes Globally?
Do White-Collar Offenders Find Prison More Punitive Than Property Offenders


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You sell Linux VMs; Sandstorm provides software that makes VMs easy and safe for your customers.
The example form on this page is something you could copy-paste onto your own hosting control panel and show to your own customers. The example form works! You are free to play with it. It is tied to the sandcats.io dev instance, so it is OK to create domains willy-nilly.
It uses the domain reservation API of sandcats.io, which allows a hosting company
reserve username.sandcats.io
domains on behalf of
customers. sandcats.io
, a service provided
by Sandstorm.io, provides auto-provisioned dynamic DNS
and HTTPS certificates, free of cost. The domain reservation API creates a token that you
can pass to the Sandstorm install script for a fully-unattended setup. The token lasts 30
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Accessing Form Inputs
Each form object provides access to its inputs through an elements
property.
var firstForm = document.forms[0]; var inputs = firstForm.elements;
We can iterate the inputs using a for
loop.
for (var index = 0; index < inputs.length; ++index) { var name = inputs[index].name; var value = inputs[index].value; values.innerHTML += name + " = " + value + "
"; }
Here's a form. There's some script already on the page that will walk through the form's inputs and display their values when the form is submitted.


///////////// Buttons ////////////
&button1=Home
&button2=Services
&button3=Technologies
&button4=About Us
&button5=Contact Us
///////////// Header and Slogan ////////////
&header=CALBOOK
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///////////// Coppyrights ////////////
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&index_title1=About CalBook...
&index_txt1=Although recording down daily expenses is a little troublesome and some may think that it is not that important,
but it does help in financial budgeting. It is difficult for us not to be frugal if we record down our daily expenses because we will be surprised with the amount of money we have spent. "Hmm... now I know why my bank is always empty."
will actually make us frugal almost automatically. We may even feel proud if there are days with zero expenditure.Besides helping us keep track of your expenses, the record also serves as a diary. We would remember what we did on a certain day by looking at the things we spent. I actually retrieve my vehicle maintenance date here to to estimate whether my vehicle needs for example an oil change already.
&index_title2=Purpose of building CalBook
&index_title3=Third Title Goes Here
&page1_txt2=CalBook is a tool that helps people track daily expenses.Expenses can be categorized each month by type and concept, and display charts and graphs for a quick analyzation.&
&page1_readmore1=READ MORE
&page1_readmore_title1=brief about Daily Expense
&page1_readmore_txt1=In common usage, an expense or expenditure is an outflow of money to another person or group to pay for an item or service, or for a category of costs. For a tenant, rent is an expense. For students or parents, tuition is an expense. Buying food, clothing, furniture or an automobile is often referred to as an expense. An expense is a cost that is "paid" or "remitted", usually in exchange for something of value. Something that seems to cost a great deal is "expensive". Something that seems to cost little is "inexpensive". "Expenses of the table" are expenses of dining, refreshments, a feast, etc.
In accounting, expense has a very specific meaning. It is an outflow of cash or other valuable assets from a person or company to another person or company. This outflow of cash is generally one side of a trade for products or services that have equal or better current or future value to the buyer than to the seller.&
&page1_readmore2=READ MORE
&page1_readmore_title2=Need of CalBook
&page1_readmore_txt2=You should update your expenses before or at the end of everyday. Anytime when you suddenly think of it, update it. Do not procrastinate or else you will waste time trying to recall the expenditure. You may highlight the ones that should not be spent or are spent by mistake while entering the figures. You can start recording the daily expenses on the first day of any week, not necessarily on the first day of the month or the year.
In double-entry bookkeeping, expenses are recorded as a debit to an expense account (an income statement account) and a credit to either an asset account or a liability account, which are balance sheet accounts. An expense decreases assets or increases liabilities. Typical business expenses include salaries, utilities, depreciation of capital assets, and interest expense for loans. The purchase of a capital asset such as a building or equipment is not an expense.&
&index_img1=images/index1.jpg&
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///////////// Second Page ////////////
&second_title1=A Grid View of Expense Record
&page2_txt1=Expenses are displayed in a grid view with detailed description.
Basically we are gathering inputs from users,processed it with proper bussiness logic and get back to the user with a satisfied output.
All the grids are customised and independent of ambiguity.&
&page2_txt2=Reports will be generated on PDF in a given Date basis manner.
Moreover we are generating reports for a particular user for a selected range.
Various charts are there to display users expense records.There are bar,line and Pie Charts to interact with user.
Notification are mainly indicates E-mail sending.
A proper selected expense scenario will be mailed to respective user as notification
&second_title2=PDF Report, Chart Generation and Notifications
&second_title3=Second Page Third Title Goes Here
&page2_readmore1=READ MORE
&page2_readmore_title1=Idea about Grids View
&page2_readmore_txt1=Many people think about Web design layouts in terms of columns. They ask for instructions on how to create a 3 column layout or a 2 column Layout, and so on. But there is more to good layout design than just how many columns there are. In fact, you should be thinking about design in terms of a grid of columns and rows. But before you start feeling confined and rigid in your designs let's look a little more closely at grids and how they can benefit you.
The problem is, most beginning designers feel that designing on a grid is boring. And it definitely can be. This is especially true if you use the grid as a mandate to fill in every square of the grid with something. The point of a grid is not as a way to fill up space, but to help you organize the space you have.
Once you understand how to set up your pages using a grid system, then you can start moving away from the rigid grids to create more elegant websites that work even if you can't see the grid at first glance.&
&page2_readmore2=READ MORE
&page2_readmore_title2=Idea about Reports and Charts
&page2_readmore_txt2=The pie chart is perhaps the most ubiquitous statistical chart in the business world and the mass media. However, it has been criticized,and some recommend avoiding it,pointing out in particular that it is difficult to compare different sections of a given pie chart, or to compare data across different pie charts. Pie charts can be an effective way of displaying information in some cases, in particular if the intent is to compare the size of a slice with the whole pie, rather than comparing the slices among them. Pie charts work particularly well when the slices represent 25 to 50% of the data, but in general, other plots such as the bar chart or the dot plot, or non-graphical methods such as tables, may be more adapted for representing certain information. &
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&page3_txt1=Extendable Java Script gives this portal a magic look.
Ext JS (ee-X-t JS) is a JavaScript library for building interactive web applications using techniques such as Ajax, DHTML and DOM scripting.
&third_txt1=Spring Architecture
The Spring Framework has its own AOP framework which modularizes cross-cutting concerns in aspects. The motivation for creating a separate AOP framework comes from the belief that it would be possible to provide basic AOP features without too much complexity in either design, implementation, or configuration. The Spring AOP framework also takes full advantage of the Spring Container.&
&third_title2=Fully functional Back end...
&page3_readmore1=READ MORE
&page3_readmore_title1=Overview of EXT-JS
&page3_readmore_txt1=Ext JS includes a set of GUI-based form controls (or "widgets") for use within web applications:
text field and textarea input controls
date fields with a pop-up date-picker
numeric fields
list box and combo boxes
radio and checkbox controls
html editor control
grid control (with both read-only and edit modes, sortable data, lockable and draggable columns, and a variety of other features)
tree control
tab panels
toolbars
desktop application-style menus
region panels to allow a form to be divided into multiple sub-sections
sliders
flash charts
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&fourth_title1=Requirement Gathering...
&fourth_txt1=This was the most crucial stage, we all are not able to understand from where we shall start.
Best practices take the composed list of requirements merely as clues and repeatedly ask "why?" until the actual business purposes are discovered.
&fourth_title2=Development...
&fourth_txt2=A software development methodology is a framework that is used to structure, plan, and control the process of developing information systems. A wide variety of such frameworks have evolved over the years, each with its own recognized strengths and weaknesses. One system development methodology is not necessarily suitable for use by all projects.
&page4_readmore1=READ MORE
&page4_readmore_title1=Requirement Analysis
&page4_readmore_txt1=Requirements analysis in systems engineering and software engineering, encompasses those tasks that go into determining the needs or conditions to meet for a new or altered product, taking account of the possibly conflicting requirements of the various stakeholders, such as beneficiaries or users.
Requirements analysis is critical to the success of a development project. Requirements must be documented, actionable, measurable, testable, traceable, related to identified business needs or opportunities, and defined to a level of detail sufficient for system design. Requirements can be architectural, structural, behavioral, functional, and non-functional.
&page4_readmore2=READ MORE
&page4_readmore_title2=Development view
&page4_readmore_txt2=Software development (also known as application development, software design, designing software, software application development, enterprise application development, or platform development) is the development of a software product. The term "software development" may be used to refer to the activity of computer programming, which is the process of writing and maintaining the source code, but in a broader sense of the term it includes all that is involved between the conception of the desired software through to the final manifestation of the software, ideally in a planned and structured process. Therefore, software development may include research, new development, prototyping, modification, reuse, re-engineering, maintenance, or any other activities that result in software products
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Release Manager Guide
The single most important duty of release managers is to keep an eye on their release, notify the community about possible problems in a timely manner and encourage community members to help out if needed. While working on Opencast's code is often done as well during the release process, for release managers this is secondary to the communication and management role and with few exceptions no requirement for this position.
The community has a number of expectations for release managers, and their handling of the problems which may arise during the release cycle. The core of these expectations are:
- The development process should be followed or amended if required
- The release should be on time
- The release should not have any critical technical, usability or security issues
This means that release managers may need to force decisions around the release, help negotiate the acceptance or rejection of contributions and provide regular updates about the release on list and during the technical and adopter meetings. It is important to note that, while release managers drive the release process, the committer body is in charge of both the work and the decision making, meaning that votes and successful proposals from this body take precedence over release manager decisions.
Responsibilities
While a general rule is certainly just to look out for the release, work together with the community to make the release work properly and be pragmatic about the process, there are a few tasks which really can only be done by release managers.
For all of these tasks, it's generally a good idea to look at previous releases and at their solutions for the tasks. Often, completing the task is simply a matter of repeating or updating previous work (e.g. advance the previous release schedule by six months).
Release Notes
It's usually a good idea to create or clean the release notes page early in the release cycle. This allows for a place to put the release schedule, short descriptions of features or noteworthy configuration changes early on.
The Release Schedule
Releases should happen twice a year, usually within a time span of 9.5 months between the cut of the previous release branch and the final release. The release managers should create a release schedule as soon as possible, announce it on list and publish it on the release notes page.
Release Branch
According to the set release schedule, at one point a release branch should be cut, effectively marking a feature freeze
for a given release. This branch is split off develop
and should be named r/N.x
(e.g. r/6.x
for the Opencast 6
release branch).
Example on how to create the Opencast 7 release branch:
-
Check out
develop
and make sure it has the latest state (replace<remote>
with your remote name for the community repository):git checkout develop git pull <remote> develop
-
Make sure you did not modify any files. If you did, stash those changes:
git status # check for modified files git stash # stash them if necessary
-
Create and push the new release branch:
git checkout -b r/7.x git push <remote> r/7.x
-
That is it for the release branch. Now update the versions in
develop
in preparation for the next release:git checkout develop mvn versions:set -DnewVersion=8-SNAPSHOT versions:commit
-
Have a look at the changes. Make sure that nothing else was modified:
git diff git status | grep modified: | grep -v pom.xml # this should have no output
-
If everything looks fine, commit the changes and push it to the community repository:
git add $(git status | grep 'modified:.*pom.xml' | awk '{print $2;}') git commit -s -m 'Bumping pom.xml Version Numbers' git push <remote> develop
At this point, the developer community should then be notified by writing an email like the following to the developers list:
To<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Subject: Release Branch for Opencast <version> Cut
Hi everyone,
the Opencast <version> release branch (r/<version>) has been
cut. Pull requests for bug fixes may still be made against
this branch but, as usual, features should go into develop
instead.
Remember the release schedule for this release:
<release_schedule>
As always, we hope to have a lot of people testing this
version, especially during the public QA phase. Please
report any bugs or issues you encounter.
For testing, you may use https://stable.opencast.org if you
do not want to set up a test server yourself. The server is
reset on a daily basis and will follow the new release
branch with its next rebuild.
Additionally, look out for announcements regarding container
and package builds for testing on list if you want to run
your own system but do not want to build Opencast from
source.
Status of Translations
After the release branch is cut, the release managers should check if there are languages to be in- or excluded for the upcoming release as specified by the criteria in the localization documentation and notify the community about the status of Opencast's translations if necessary.
Example announcement for included languages:
To<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Subject: Opencast <VERSION>: Translation Status
Hi everyone,
while checking the translation statuses of the languages
available on Crowdin[1], we have found that the following
languages meet the criteria to be included in Opencast
<VERSION>:
- <LANGUAGE1> (<PERCENTAGE1>)
- <LANGUAGE2> (<PERCENTAGE2>)
- ....
[1] Opencast on Crowdin
https://crowdin.com/project/opencast-community
[2] Inclusion and exclusion of translations
https://docs.opencast.org/develop/developer/localization/#inclusion-and-exclusion-of-translations
Example announcement for endangered languages:
To<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Subject: Opencast <VERSION>: <LANGUAGE> Translation Endangered
Hi everyone,
while checking the <LANGUAGE> translation status of
Opencast, we have found that it is only <PERCENTAGE>
translated.
This is not enough to justify its inclusion in the upcoming
Opencast release[1], meaning that the <LANGUAGE> translation
is in danger of being removed in Opencast <VERSION> if its
status stays the same.
To save the <LANGUAGE> translation from removal, it needs to
be translated at least 90% before <DATE>.
Sincerely,
Your Opencast <VERSION> Release Managers
[1] Inclusion and Exclusion of Translations
https://docs.opencast.org/develop/developer/localization/#inclusion-and-exclusion-of-translations
A specific translation week may be announced using an email like this:
To<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Subject: Opencast <version>: Translation Week
Hi everyone,
starting on <date> the Opencast <version> translation week
will take place, during which we particular focus on
improving Opencast's translations.
Can I help?
-----------
Everybody that speaks a different language or dialect and
feels confident enough to participate can participate.
How can I help?
---------------
We use Crowdin [1] to manage translations. Please sign up
and request to help with a particular language.
What is the current status?
---------------------------
Fully translated:
- …
Mostly translated (>80% translated):
- …
Endangered translations (≤80% translated):
- …
Note that we can add any additional languages you are
willing to translate.
If you have any additional questions, please do not hesitate
to ask.
[1] https://crowdin.com/project/opencast-community
Moderation of Peer Reviews
Release managers should regularly check open pull requests for possible problems (no reviewers, discussions in need of moderation, issues that should be raised to community awareness, …) and bring these up in the technical meeting, on the developer list or wherever appropriate.
Merging Release Branches
To not have to merge bug fixes into several branches and create several pull requests, the release branch should be
merged down on a regular basis. Assuming, for example, that r/6.x
is the latest release branch, merges should happen
like this:
r/5.x → r/6.x → develop
While any committer may do this at any time, it is good practice for release managers to do this for their release branches on a regular basis.
For example, to merge the latest release branch into develop
, follow these steps:
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Update your local repository
git fetch <remote>
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Update
develop
:git checkout develop git merge <remote>/develop # this should be a fast-forward merge
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Merge the release branch. Note that if large merge conflicts arise, you may ask for help from the people creating the problematic patches:
git merge <remote>/r/6.x
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Push the updated branch into the community repository:
git push <remote> develop
Updating Translations
Updating the localization translations is automated for existing translation files. If new files need to be added, it is something that should happen early during the release process. If files need to be removed, this needs to be done manually.
Releasing
The following steps outline the necessary steps for cutting the final release:
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Switch to and update your release branch and ensure the latest state of the previous release branch is merged:
git checkout r/6.x git fetch <remote> git merge <remote>/r/6.x git merge <remote>/r/5.x
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Add the release notes, and update the changelog. The
create-changelog
helper script is a convenient tool for this.cd docs/guides/admin/docs/ vim releasenotes.md vim changelog.md git commit -S releasenotes.md changelog.md -m 'Updated Release Notes' git push <remote> r/6.x
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Switch to a new branch to create the release (name does not really matter):
git checkout -b tmp-6.0
-
Make the version changes for the release:
mvn versions:set -DnewVersion=6.0 versions:commit
-
Have a look at the changes. Make sure that nothing else was modified:
git diff git status | grep modified: | grep -v pom.xml # this should yield no output
-
Commit the changes and create a release tag:
git add $(git status | grep 'modified:.*pom.xml' | awk '{print $2;}') git commit -S -m 'Opencast 6.0' git tag -s 6.0
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Push the tag to the community repository (you can remove the branch afterwards):
git push <remote> 6.0:6.0
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Push the built artifacts to Maven. Bug the QA Coordinator to do this so that he remembers to set this up from the CI servers. If you want to do this yourself please read the infra documentation.
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Create a new release on GitHub using the graphical user interface to upload the distribution tarballs.
Finally, send a release notice to Opencast's announcement list. Note that posting to this list is restricted to those who need access to avoid general discussions on that list. In case you do not already have permissions to post on this list, please ask to be given permission. For the message, you may use the following template:
To<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Subject: Opencast <VERSION> Released
Hi everyone,
it is my pleasure to announce that Opencast <VERSION> has
been released:
https://github.com/opencast/opencast/releases
The documentation for this release can be found at:
https://docs.opencast.org/r/<VERSION>/admin/
RPM and Debian packages as well as Docker images will be
available soon. Watch for announcements on the users list.
To all committers and involved contributors, thank you for
all your work. This could not have happened without you and
I am glad we were able to work together and get this release
out.
Appointment of Next Release Manager
After the release branch is cut, all work on develop
is effectively the preparation for the next release. At this
point, the release managers should send an inquiry to the development list to identify volunteers for the next release.
For that, this email template may be used:
To<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Subject: Opencast <NEXT_RELEASE> release managers wanted
Hi everyone,
the Opencast community is looking for release managers for
the upcoming <NEXT_RELEASE> (Feature freeze around <DATE>,
release around <DATE>).
Note that the release manager's job contains very little
technical work. Instead, they mostly focus on motivation and
coordination of the community during the release phase. The
role of release managers is described in more detail in the
Opencast development documentation:
https://docs.opencast.org/develop/developer/release-manager/
In the past, it has proven good practice to have two people
fill this job as co-release managers to help keep up the
process during vacation, sickness and in case of local
emergencies.
I am looking forward to your applications on list, please
voice your interest until <DATE>.
In the case where someone steps up and offers to fill in the role of a release manager for the upcoming release, a vote is held on the committers list to determine whether the candidates are deemed suitable for the position.
This email template may be used to initiate the vote:
To<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Subject: [#vote] Vote on Release Managers of Opencast <NEXT_RELEASE>
Hi everyone,
I am happy to announce that the following community members
have volunteered themselves for the position of the Opencast
<NEXT_RELEASE> release manager and have expressed the
intention of sharing the position:
<NAME, INSTITITION>
<NAME, INSTITUTION>
I hereby open the vote on accepting them for this position.
The vote will be open for the coming 72h.
Once the voting is complete, the result should be announced on the development list:
As an example:
To<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Subject: Release Managers of Opencast <NEXT_RELEASE>
Hi everyone,
it is my pleasure to announce that the following people have
been elected to be the release managers for the upcoming
Opencast <NEXT_RELEASE> release:
<NAME, INSTITUTION>
<NAME, INSTITUTION>
We wish to thank them for volunteering, and hope the release
goes smoothly!


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Reliance Capital Pension’s registration under NPS cancelled: PFRDA
Earlier this year, Reliance Capital had surrendered its NPS licence
by PTIThe registration of Reliance Capital Pension Fund under the government’s National Pension Scheme (NPS) has been cancelled following a request by the company, sector regulator PFRDA said in a notice.
With this, the pension fund is no longer available for subscription under NPS, said the Pension Fund Regulatory and Development Authority of India (PFRDA). Earlier this year, the company had surrendered its NPS licence. It was one of the eight companies registered under NPS to manage funds for subscribers from the private sector.
“This is to inform to general public that based on the request received from Reliance Capital Pension Fund Ltd, the certificate of registration granted to Reliance Capital Pension Fund Ltd has been cancelled by the Authority and the pension fund is no longer available for subscription under NPS,” PFRDA said.
The other seven funds for private sector subscribers are HDFC Pension Management Co, ICICI Prudential Pension Fund Management Co, Kotak Mahindra Pension Fund, LIC Pension Fund, SBI Pension Funds, UTI Retirement Solutions, and Birla Sunlife Pension Management.
LIC Pension Fund, UTI Retirement Solutions and SBI Pension Funds manage NPS for the government employees.
NPS is a pension cum investment scheme launched by the government to provide old age security to the citizens. There were about 1.28 crore NPS subscriber at end-October, 2019.
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Airline On-time Performance Big Data Analytic System Development
|● A big data analytics platform was implemented with Hadoop and HBase (Deployed on Amazon AWS).
● Analyzed Airline On-time performance data from 1987 to 2008 with hundred millions of records.
● Set up development environment in EC2: Java Environment setup, Hadoop, HBase, Pig, Apache Phoenix, Hive, Spark, Tomcat installation and configuration.
● Developed 10+ MapReduce jobs, several Pig UDF in Java and 10+ Pig scripts for data cleansing and preprocessing, and stored refined data to HBase.
● Implemented logistic regression algorithm using Spark ML-Lib to predict airline delays.
● Technologies used: Hadoop, HBase, Hive, Apache Phoenix, Pig were used at back-end. D3.js, morris.js, crossfilter.js, and Bootstrap framework were used at front-end.
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Celtic boss Neil Lennon in graffiti dig as he blasts pundits over 'personal' Craig Levein attacks
Hearts sacked Levein on Thursday but Lennon feels the vitriol aimed at the former Scotland manager has been way over the top.
by Michael Gannon, https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/authors/michael-gannon/Neil Lennon has blasted the punters and pundits who have clobbered Craig Levein and insisted the stick suffered by the ex-Hearts boss has been shameful.
Levein was dismissed as Tynecastle manager and director of footballon Thursday but he found an ally in his old Edinburgh sparring partner.
Lennon clashed with the Jambos legend when he was Hibs gaffer – but he is adamant his former foe did not deserve the abuse he received in the last few weeks in the job.
The Hearts’ Foundation Plaza was spray-painted with Levein Out before the axe fell while ex-Gorgie players have lined up to put the boot in following the decision to remove him from his post.
Lennon was also targeted by vile graffiti in Edinburgh while he was Hibs manager.
The Celtic boss said: “It leaves a bitter taste in my mouth the way some people have behaved towards him as well considering what he’s given to the club.
“I think he deserves a certain amount of respect.
“The job means everything to us – we’re professionals. We live our lives 24 / 7. We give our all and sometimes it doesn’t happen.
“The vitriol at the minute in the game, certainly up here, is appalling I think – the way managers and players are being criticised and abused.
“It gets very personal.
“The graffiti on Foundation Plaza was appalling. I know from my own experience that they like a bit of graffiti around the place.
“It’s a sign of the times. I think it’s really tacky. I think some of the punditry aimed at Craig has been personal and I think that’s unprofessional as well.
“I hope he comes again, put it that way.”
Lennon felt Levein got a raw deal after his squad was decimated by injuries to key players over the last 12 months.
He said: “I’m really disappointed for him as the club meant so much to him and the job meant so much to him.
“I don’t know if there was an inevitability about it based on results but there were mitigating circumstances.
“He’s had a lot of important players injured since this time last year when they were flying.
“You think of the long-term injuries they’ve had to Steven Naismith and John Souttar and now Craig Halkett and Conor Washington.
“There’s no question that those four would make Hearts a better team.”
Lennon’s focus is on his side’s Betfred Cup semi-final showdown with Hibs at Hampden this evening but he admitted he is also plotting to safeguard Celtic’s long-term future.
James Forrest and Scott Bain this week penned new deals and the manager revealed he’s now determined to secure stars such as Callum McGregor and Kristoffer Ajer on extended contracts.
Lennon said: “I’m very happy to get him and Scott tied up. I’m happy to be working with him for the next few years and I’m happy for him.
“He’s made great progress since he’s been here, so I’m really pleased.
“I’ve got three top quality goalkeepers, and I think he’ll relish the environment.
“We’re talking to one or two players, so hopefully we can get those contracts over the line soon.
“Callum is one of them, he’s an important player and it would be good to get him tied down too.
“It’s important to have your core, and the core players here have been outstanding for the last three seasons.
“Jamesy has been a fundamental part of that, as has Scott, and it just gives a feel-good factor to the club when you have boys committing themselves to the club on long-term contracts.
“Kris Ajer is one we might look at.
“He’s played nearly all the games since I’ve been in and I’m very happy with him as well.
“These players are obviously assets too, and there will be admirers out there, no question, with the way they are playing.
“So, it’s a bit of protection for us as well as settling down the players if they are getting agitated by a little bit of speculation.”


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#include <mdriverS2C_EvoLogics.h>
Public Member Functions | |
| MdriverS2C_EvoLogics (UWMPhy_modem *) | |
| virtual void | modemSetID () |
| ~MdriverS2C_EvoLogics () | |
| virtual void | start () |
| virtual void | stop () |
| virtual void | modemTx () |
| virtual modem_state_t | updateStatus () |
| virtual void | power_level_change_ind (int powerlevel) |
| virtual void | change_power_level () |
| virtual int | get_actual_power_level () |
| void | modemTxBurst () |
| void | modemTxPBM () |
| double | getIntegrity () |
| void | emptyModemQueue () |
| void | enterNoiseState () |
| void | probeNoise () |
| void | enterListenState () |
| void | probeMultipath () |
| bool | getKeepOnlineMode () |
| void | setKeepOnlineMode (bool ko) |
| Public Member Functions inherited from UWMdriver | |
| UWMdriver (UWMPhy_modem *) | |
| ~UWMdriver () | |
| void | setID (int ID_) |
| void | resetModemStatus () |
| void | updateTx (int, std::string) |
| void | updateRx (int, int, std::string) |
| int | getID () |
| modem_state_t | getStatus () |
| std::string | getRxPayload () |
| int | getSrc () |
| int | getDstPktRx () |
| log_level_t | getDebug () |
| void | setModemID (bool set) |
| bool | getModemID () |
| void | setResetModemQueue (bool reset_m_queue) |
| bool | getResetModemQueue () |
| log_level_t | getLogLevel () |
| std::string | getLogFile () |
| void | printOnLog (log_level_t log_level, string module, string message) |
Protected Member Functions | |
| virtual void | modemTxManager () |
| Protected Member Functions inherited from UWMdriver | |
| void | setConnections (UWMinterpreter *, UWMconnector *) |
Protected Attributes | |
| int | tx_packet_counter_noise |
| int | tx_packet_counter_multipath |
| int | actual_power_level |
| int | requested_power_level |
| bool | clmsg_c_power_level |
| bool | KeepOnline |
| Protected Attributes inherited from UWMdriver | |
| UWMPhy_modem * | pmModem |
| UWMinterpreter * | pmInterpreter |
| UWMconnector * | pmConnector |
| int | ID |
| modem_state_t | status |
| std::string | payload_tx |
| int | dest |
| std::string | payload_rx |
| int | src |
| int | dstPktRx |
| bool | SetModemID |
| int | debug_ |
| std::ofstream | outLog |
| bool | ResetModemQueue |
Private Member Functions | |
| bool | is_number (const string s) |
Private Attributes | |
| MinterpreterAT | mInterpreter |
| Msocket | mConnector |
| tx_states_t | m_status_tx |
| rx_states_t | m_status_rx |
| queue< std::string > | queue_tx |
| queue< std::string > | queue_rx |
Class containing the basic functions to drive the S2C EvoLogics acoustic modem transmissions/receptions (this class is a derived class of UWMdriver).
Definition at line 79 of file mdriverS2C_EvoLogics.h.
| MdriverS2C_EvoLogics::MdriverS2C_EvoLogics | ( | UWMPhy_modem * | pmModem_ | ) |
Class constructor.
| pmModem_ | pointer to the UWMPhy_modem object to link with this UWMdriver object. |
Definition at line 83 of file mdriverS2C_EvoLogics.cpp.
| MdriverS2C_EvoLogics::~MdriverS2C_EvoLogics | ( | ) |
Class destructor.
Definition at line 98 of file mdriverS2C_EvoLogics.cpp.
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Definition at line 213 of file mdriverS2C_EvoLogics.cpp.
| void MdriverS2C_EvoLogics::emptyModemQueue | ( | ) |
Method to empty modem queue.
Definition at line 130 of file mdriverS2C_EvoLogics.cpp.
| void MdriverS2C_EvoLogics::enterListenState | ( | ) |
Definition at line 186 of file mdriverS2C_EvoLogics.cpp.
| void MdriverS2C_EvoLogics::enterNoiseState | ( | ) |
Definition at line 180 of file mdriverS2C_EvoLogics.cpp.
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Definition at line 166 of file mdriverS2C_EvoLogics.h.
| double MdriverS2C_EvoLogics::getIntegrity | ( | ) |
Method to get the Integrity value of the last received packet.
NOTE: This method is used by McodecS2C_EvoLogics.
Definition at line 612 of file mdriverS2C_EvoLogics.cpp.
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Definition at line 198 of file mdriverS2C_EvoLogics.h.
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Definition at line 222 of file mdriverS2C_EvoLogics.cpp.
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Implements UWMdriver.
Definition at line 174 of file mdriverS2C_EvoLogics.cpp.
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Method to notify to the driver that there is a packet to be sent via modem.
NOTE: when this function is called (by an UWMPhy_modem object), the driver's status must be set to TX_ and the packet must be sent immediately to the modem.
Implements UWMdriver.
Definition at line 150 of file mdriverS2C_EvoLogics.cpp.
| void MdriverS2C_EvoLogics::modemTxBurst | ( | ) |
Definition at line 158 of file mdriverS2C_EvoLogics.cpp.
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Method to manage modem to host and host to modem communications.
This method has to handle the different transmissions cases and corresponding protocol messages to be generated according to the tcl-user choices and modem firmware, respectively.
Implements UWMdriver.
Definition at line 537 of file mdriverS2C_EvoLogics.cpp.
| void MdriverS2C_EvoLogics::modemTxPBM | ( | ) |
Definition at line 166 of file mdriverS2C_EvoLogics.cpp.
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virtual |
Definition at line 206 of file mdriverS2C_EvoLogics.cpp.
| void MdriverS2C_EvoLogics::probeMultipath | ( | ) |
Definition at line 199 of file mdriverS2C_EvoLogics.cpp.
| void MdriverS2C_EvoLogics::probeNoise | ( | ) |
Definition at line 192 of file mdriverS2C_EvoLogics.cpp.
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Definition at line 204 of file mdriverS2C_EvoLogics.h.
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Driver starter.
This method starts the driver performing all the needed operations to open an host-modem connection.
Implements UWMdriver.
Definition at line 103 of file mdriverS2C_EvoLogics.cpp.
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Driver stopper.
This method should be used before stopping the simulation. It closes and, if needed, resets all the opened files and ports.
Implements UWMdriver.
Definition at line 138 of file mdriverS2C_EvoLogics.cpp.
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Method to update modem status.
This method has to update the modem status according to the messages received from the modem/channel (e.g., after a check of the modem buffer's output). NOTE: This method may return after an arbitrary period if nothing has happened, but it must return immediately after a change of UWMdriver::status.
Implements UWMdriver.
Definition at line 231 of file mdriverS2C_EvoLogics.cpp.
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Definition at line 220 of file mdriverS2C_EvoLogics.h.
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Definition at line 222 of file mdriverS2C_EvoLogics.h.
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Definition at line 224 of file mdriverS2C_EvoLogics.h.
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RX status for the MdriverS2C_EvoLogics::updateStatus() method.
Definition at line 94 of file mdriverS2C_EvoLogics.h.
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< Object that handles the physical host to modem communications via TCP/IP sockets.
TX status for the transmission manager methods, see methods MdriverS2C_EvoLogics::modemTxManager and MdriverS2C_EvoLogics::updateStatus.
Definition at line 86 of file mdriverS2C_EvoLogics.h.
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< Object that builds/parses AT messages.
Definition at line 82 of file mdriverS2C_EvoLogics.h.
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Definition at line 81 of file mdriverS2C_EvoLogics.h.
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Queue used to buffer incoming strings for rx messages.
Definition at line 103 of file mdriverS2C_EvoLogics.h.
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Queue used to buffer incoming strings for tx messages.
Definition at line 99 of file mdriverS2C_EvoLogics.h.
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Definition at line 221 of file mdriverS2C_EvoLogics.h.
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Definition at line 218 of file mdriverS2C_EvoLogics.h.


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The CycleLabelling class manages the time dependant labelling of boundary cycles. More...
Public Member Functions | |
| None | __init__ (self, TopologicalState state) |
| Initialize the cycle labeling for a given state. More... | |
| def | __str__ (self) |
| Allow cycle labelling to be printable. More... | |
| def | __contains__ (self, item) |
| Check if cycle has a label. More... | |
| def | __getitem__ (self, item) |
| Protected access to cycle labelling. More... | |
| def | has_intruder (self) |
| Check if any boundary cycles have an intruder. More... | |
| def | ignore_state_change (self, state_change) |
| Ignore state changes that involve disconnected boundary cycles. More... | |
| def | update (self, state_change) |
| Update according to rules give. More... | |
The CycleLabelling class manages the time dependant labelling of boundary cycles.
The labelling adopts the following convention:
TRUE: there is a possible intruder within the boundary cycle FALSE: there cannot be an intruder in the boundary cycle
All of the updating is handled internally, and all of the information needed can be extracted from a given TopologicalState or StateChange.
The labelling is updated according to the following rules
1. If a single 1-simplex is added splitting a single connected boundary cycle in two then each new boundary cycle matches the original label. Remove the old boundary cycles from the labelling. 2. If a single 1-simplex is removed joining two connected boundary cycle into one then the new boundary cycle with have an intruder if either of the original boundary cycles had an intruder. Remove the old boundary cycle from the labelling. 3. If a connected 2-simplex is added, the associated boundary cycle is marked false. 4. If a 2-simplex is removed, do nothing (label remains false). 5. If a connected 1-,2-simplex pair are added, add the 1-simplex according to (1), then add the 2-simplex according to (3). 6. If a connected 1-,2-simplex pair is removed, update labelling according to (2). 7. If a Delaunay flip occurs, then label the added boundary cycles as false (since this can only occur with 2-simplices). Remove the old boundary cycles from the labelling. 8. If a 1-simplex is removed resulting in a boundary cycle becoming disconnected, the connected enclosing boundary cycle will be True if any of the disconnected boundary cycles were true or the old boundary cycle was True. Remove the old boundary cycle and all disconnect boundary cycles from the labelling. 9. If a 1-simplex is added resulting in a boundary cycle becoming connected, all newly added boundary cycles will match the previously enclosing boundary cycle, and all cycles that are 2-simplices will be labelled false. Remove the old enclosing boundary cycle.
| None __init__ | ( | self, | |
| TopologicalState | state | ||
| ) |
Initialize the cycle labeling for a given state.
The labelling is set in the following way:
All boundary cycles that are connected and not 2-simplices are labelled TRUE All connected 2-simplices are labelled as FALSE Any disconnected cycle has no label.
Using the current "forgetful" model, any cycle the becomes disconnected will be removed from the labelling, and added back when it becomes reconnected.
| def __contains__ | ( | self, | |
| item | |||
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Check if cycle has a label.
| def __getitem__ | ( | self, | |
| item | |||
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Protected access to cycle labelling.
The cycle labelling should be read only, and all updates managed internally.
| def __str__ | ( | self | ) |
Allow cycle labelling to be printable.
Used mostly for debugging
| def has_intruder | ( | self | ) |
Check if any boundary cycles have an intruder.
| def ignore_state_change | ( | self, | |
| state_change | |||
| ) |
Ignore state changes that involve disconnected boundary cycles.
Using the forgetful model, we must be careful to not operate on cycles that have been disconnected which would at best raise a keylookup error, and at worst, give incorrect results.
Updates are ignored if they involve updates to any cycles that were not previously in the labelling or disconnected. The one exception being the case of a reconnection, in which case at least one of the cycles must be disconnected (the cycle to be reconnected).
| def update | ( | self, | |
| state_change | |||
| ) |
Update according to rules give.
Get cycles associated with any added simplices, and determine the enclosing boundary cycle in the case of a disconnect or reconnect.


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GetFeature-operation - get objects of type "RpOmråde" (Zoning):
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Simulation details:
- 50k events
- no field
- no vertex smearing
- no material in front of Calorimetry
- no Triggers
Plotted in this row is the HCAL subdetectors RecHits energy (mostly noise with single-pion contributin on the right side
Plots ====>>> HB >>> HE >>> HO >>> HF
Plotted in this row is the RecHits timing vs energy
Plots ====>>> HB >>> HE >>> HF
Plotted in this row is the RecHits energy collected in R=0.3 : EM, HAD and EM+HAD without HO
Plots ====>>> Em component >>> Had component (no HO) >>> Total energy (Em+Had) >>>
Plotted in the row below is the same quantities as above,
but for ONE single CaloTower in the event, which is closest to the MC direction of the pion
Also added is a plot of the single CaloTower scale ratio (new / previous).
The idea is to avoid any clustering (which masks transition) and to pinpoint each ieta ring in the most simplified and clear way.
Plots ====>>> Em component >>> Had component (no HO) >>> Total energy (Em+Had) >>> Ratio of total energy
Finally: number of CaloTowers in HB, HE and HF (separately)


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For command-line input, a function called input
is used. It takes an optional argument: the prompt, that is
simply a text printed before one can type input into the input
line. And it returns a string, containing the text that was
typed. Here is a most basic example:
s = input("Please type something and press return: ") print("Input was: '", s, "'".)
That input string can be converted into an integer or a floating point number:
s = input("> ") print([s,int(s),float(s)])
For command-line output, the function print
is used. It takes any number of arguments, converts its arguments
into strings and joins them together.
> print("a",12,"|",3.4,[1,2]) # Output: # a12|3.4[1, 2]
That is to say, the equation
print(*a) ≡≡ print(a.join()) ≡≡ print(a.map(str).join())
holds. This allows us to express an alternative version
of print
that takes a separator.
function print(a,sep) put(a.join(sep),"\n") end print([1,2,3],"|") # Output: # 1|2|3
Let us have a look on the following example.
for x in 1..8 print([x,2^x]) end
We would like it to be printed in tabular format. This is achieved as follows.
for x in 1..8 print("{} | {:r4}" % [x,2^x]) end
This {}
is a placeholder for the value of x
,
and {:r4}
is a placeholder for the value of 2^x
.
That r4
means "right align by four spaces padding".
# Leading zeros for x in 1..8 print("{} | {:r3(0)}" % [x,2^x]) end # Fill the space with dots for x in 1..8 print("{}{:r5(.)}" % [x,2^x]) end
Alternatively:
for x in 1..8 print("{} | {}" % [x,str(2^x).rjust(3,'0')]) end
Note that print(x,y,z)
is the same as print([x,y,z].join())
.
For oversight, have a look on the following table.
| Print sth. to the command-line | Convert sth. into a string | |
|---|---|---|
| basic | print(x,y,z)
| s = [x,y,z].join()
|
| formatted | print(template % [x,y,z])
| s = template % [x,y,z]
|
But if an integer n
is to be converted into a string,
str(n)
can be used simply instead of
[n].join()
.
If the template string is very large, it is better to use named arguments.
print("{x} | {y}" % {x=360,y=240})
If an argument shall occur repeatedly, the arguments can be named or indexed.
print("{x} | {y} | {x} | {x}" % {x=360,y=240}) print("{0} | {1} | {0} | {0}" % [360,240])
Formatting is placed after a colon.
print("{x:r4} | {y:r4}" % {x=360,y=240}) print("{0:r4} | {1:r4}" % [360,240])
To convert an integer into a hexadecimal representation:
hex = |n| "0x{:x}"%[n]
To convert an integer in range 0..255
into a hexadecimal representation:
hex2 = |n| "0x{:r2(0)x}"%[n]
To convert an integer into a binary representation:
bin = |n| "0b{:b}"%[n]
To convert an integer in range 0..255
into a binary representation:
bin8 = |n| "0b{:r8(0)b}"%[n]
Reading a text file is very convenient:
s = read("file.txt")
The more general file system interface provides more control:
use fs: open s = open("file.txt").read().decode("utf-8")
The following program obtains 10 bytes of random data:
use fs: open f = open("/dev/urandom") a = f.read(10).list()
A possible way to express configurations is to simply state
them as Moss code. In doing so, the expressions are loaded as
a Moss module or by eval
. A passive data structure
looks as follows:
# patterns.moss # ============= pattern1 = { color = "yellow", width = 12.4, center = [2,0], tail = { color = "blue", height = 4.2 } } # m.moss # ====== patterns = load("patterns") p = patterns.pattern1
Now, patterns
is a module object.
Using record
, it may be considered to be a map:
patterns = record(load("patterns")) p = patterns["pattern1"]


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Synergy creates invisible notifications in growl |
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Add floater option to show itunes album cover |
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WinSwitch transparent warning dialogs are empty (no visible text) |
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French localization : Audioscrobbler preferences not localized |
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iscrobber in v3.1 not always sending to last.fm |
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Translation errors in Spanish version of Synergy |
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| 527 |
REQUEST: Option to turn off "pause" notifications for Growl |
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[gecode-users] nested cost functions
Mikael Zayenz Lagerkvist
zayenz at gmail.com
Wed Sep 14 13:21:36 CEST 2011
On 09/14/2011 12:20 PM, revo revo wrote:
> One additional question - for some reason when I use DFS, I am able to
> return all solutions, but when I use BAB, I seem to only get one
> solution, using the exact same Script class (with no other differences
> to how it's called). Any reason for this?
The following is assuming that you let the program explore all of the
search space in both runs. If you are using the script command line
driver, that means supplying "-solutions 0".
That said, BAB is made for finding one instance of the optimal solution.
Each new solution returned will be better than the last one returned.
Given that you let a program run long enough, the last solution is an
optimal solution to your problem. If you are lucky, or if you branching
heuristic is very good, you might find the best solution directly, in
which case only one solution is returned.
If you want all the best solutions, what one should do is first find one
optimal solution (using BAB as described above). Then one should to a
DFS search with the problem modified to only accept solutions equivalent
to the previously found optimal solution.
Cheers,
Mikael
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MILAN (Reuters) - A motorway bridge collapsed on Sunday in Italy’s northwestern region of Liguria near the coastal city of Savona, following a massive landslide caused by recent heavy rain.
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“Everyone’s effort at this stage is aimed at confirming that this is the case” Autostrada dei Fiori, a unit of SIAS, said.
SIAS said the collapse of around 20 meters of the 50-meter long viaduct located just outside Savona came after an “exceptional” landslide caused by days of heavy rain.
The landslide originated from a mountain which overlooks the motorway and hit one of the pillars of the bridge at around 2 p.m. (1300 GMT), SIAS said, adding that it was not responsible for the condition of the mountain.
Earlier on Sunday, Liguria’s president Giovanni Toti said at a news conference that the bridge collapse might have affected one car but that he had no evidence and searches were continuing.
Liguria is the same region where a motorway bridge collapsed last year in Genoa, killing 43 people. Known as the Morandi Bridge, it was operated by Autostrade per l’Italia, a unit of infrastructure group Atlantia.
Heavy rains have caused widespread flooding in northern Italy this month.
SIAS said the motorway had been shut in both directions, although only one of the two separate carriageways had collapsed while first assessments indicated the other was undamaged.
Toti said that a local road near the motorway had also been washed away by the landslide.


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Adaptable Predicate
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| Category: functors |
Component type: concept |
Description
An Adaptable Predicate is a Predicate that is also an
Adaptable Unary Function. That is, it is a Unary Function
whose return type is bool, and that includes nested typedefs that
define its argument type and return type.
Refinement of
Predicate, Adaptable Unary Function
Associated types
None, except for those associated with Predicate and
Adaptable Unary Function.
Notation
Definitions
Valid expressions
None, except for those defined by the Predicate and
Adaptable Unary Function requirements.
Expression semantics
Complexity guarantees
Invariants
Models
Notes
See also
Predicate, Binary Predicate, Adaptable Binary Predicate
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