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layout: page
title: "Projects / Work"
projects:
- title: 'CIP'
name: 'CIP'
url: 'https://github.com/thanpolas/cip'
techs: [Node.js]
descr: CIP is Classical Inheritance at its best. It provides an easy to work with API for performing classical inheritance in Javascript. It features a powerfull and flexible extend()
method that allows custom constructors and argument stubbing which enables to pass stubbed arguments to the parent constructor. CIP is a foundational building block.
- title: 'Middlewarify'
name: 'Middlewarify'
url: 'https://github.com/thanpolas/middlewarify'
techs: [Node.js, Promises/A+]
descr: Middlewarify will apply the middleware pattern to your Objects. It will enable you to attach middleware using the typical use()
method or use before() / after()
hooks. Middlewarify uses the Promises/A+ spec for resolution and handling asynchronicity.
- title: 'Kansas'
name: 'Kansas'
url: 'https://github.com/thanpolas/kansas'
techs: [Node.js, redis]
descr: Kansas is a usage limited API controller. It will consumer API Units based on a token for the resources you have chosen. If the usage limit is reached with the given period (one month) all further calls will be rejected. Kansas was built on Redis and there's an express module (kansas-express) that will enable fast integration with your services.
- title: 'Kansas Express'
name: 'Kansas Express'
url: 'https://github.com/thanpolas/kansas-express'
techs: [Node.js, Express.js]
descr: Kansas-express is the Kansas Express module that exposes a RESTfull API for managing tokens and consuming your API resources.
- title: 'Idify'
name: 'Idify'
url: 'https://github.com/thanpolas/idify'
techs: [Node.js, redis]
descr: Idify will provide you with a guaranteed unique id using the powerfull and very fast Redis SET data structure.
- title: 'Entity'
name: 'Entity'
url: 'https://github.com/thanpolas/entity'
techs: [Node.js]
descr: Entity is a new application design concept, it abstracts the storage layer from the business logic and manages all the resources needed to perform operations.
- title: 'Kickq'
name: 'Kickq'
url: 'https://github.com/verbling/kickq'
techs: [Node.js, redis]
descr: 'is a Job Queuing system for Node.js built on top of Redis. It features reliable and fast handling of Jobs, delayed execution and an option for the Job Creator to get notified on the spot if the Job completes.'
- title: 'Assetflow'
name: 'Assetflow'
url: 'https://github.com/verbling/assetflow'
techs: [Node.js, AWS S3, Grunt]
descr: 'is an asset deployment tool ala Rails Asset Pipeline. It supports md5 hash comparison with S3 and enables you to create powerful asset flows easily and fast. It is a Grunt task and applies solid cache-busting techniques transparently.'
- title: 'Mantri'
name: 'Mantri'
url: 'http://mantrijs.com'
techs: [Javascript, Closure Library, Grunt, CLI]
descr: |
is a Dependency Management System for medium to large web applications. It wraps around and exposes the powerfull Google Closure Tools, the same tools used by most of Google's web assets.
- title: 'closureplease.com'
name: 'closureplease.com'
url: 'http://closureplease.com'
techs: [HTML5, CSS3, Docpad]
descr: |
is a community based resource for the Closure Library. It's purpose is to lower the barrier to entry for Google's Closure Library and provide a complete list of resources, articles and presentations about CL.
- title: 'Generator Closure'
name: 'Generator Closure'
url: 'https://github.com/closureplease/generator-closure'
techs: [Yeoman]
descr: |
creates a fully working Closure Library project in seconds. A setup that required days to build can now be available using a shell command. Built on top of Yeoman's Generator System yo.
- title: 'Superstartup'
name: 'Superstartup'
url: 'https://github.com/thanpolas/superstartup'
techs: [Javascript, node.js, Closure Library]
descr: 'is a work in progress. It offers a modular frontend solution by providing the essential services and tools every startup needs, user authentication, metrics and social tools.'
- title: 'Grunt Closure Tools'
name: 'Grunt Closure Tools'
url: 'https://github.com/thanpolas/grunt-closure-tools'
techs: [Javascript, Grunt, node.js, Closure Library]
descr: |
for Grunt is a superset of the tools provided by the Google Closure Library. The powerful compiler, the builder and the dependency writer.
- title: Profy
name: Profy
url: https://github.com/thanpolas/profy
techs: [Node.js, Javascript]
descr: |
is a performance measurement library that enables stress testing any application. It provides a meaningful set of stats that you can assert on using your favorite testing suite.
- title: 'ready.js'
name: 'ready.js'
url: 'https://github.com/thanpolas/ready.js'
techs: [Javascript, node.js, Closure Library]
descr: 'Monitors the progress and completion state of multiple concurrent asynchronous operations. It runs in the browser and node.js'
- title: 'server2js'
name: 'Server to JS'
url: 'https://github.com/thanpolas/server2js'
techs: [Javascript, node.js, Closure Library]
descr: 'send arbitrary data objects from the server to the client on page load time, synchronously.'
- title: 'sublime-autoDocBlockr'
name: 'autoDocBlockr'
url: 'https://github.com/thanpolas/sublime-autoDocBlockr'
techs: [sublime2, python]
descr: 'is a plugin for the Sublime2 editor, it will insert Document Blocks automatically. It is triggered seamlessly as you move your cursor through a function...'
- title: Closure Helpers
name: closure-helpers
url: https://github.com/closureplease/closure-helpers
techs: [Javascript, Closure Library]
descr: |
is a set of helping functions for Closure Library projects.
- title: Closure Compiler
name: Superstartup Closure Compiler
url: https://github.com/closureplease/superstartup-closure-compiler
techs: [Closure Library, Java]
descr: |
is a rigged compiler that strips all debug logging messages from the final output. It is available through NPM so it can easily be integrated in any project that requires it.
- title: Closure Structs
name: Closure Structs
url: https://github.com/closureplease/closure-structscompiler
techs: [Javascript, Closure Library]
descr: |
is an extension of the struct libraries that Closure Library provides. They add some syntactic sugar and emit events whenever a value changes.
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Right after Woody Allen made the best movie of his career, ANNIE HALL, he made the worst movie of his career. INTERIORS is not only the first Allen movie Woody didn't star in, it's also the first to focus completely on drama.
INTERIORS centers around a dysfunctional family, from the mentally-ill mother who falls apart (and eventually commits suicide by walking into the ocean) when her husband announces he's leaving her to the three neurotic sisters, none of whom (interestingly enough) is named Hannah. There's Joey (Marybeth Hurt, who looks like Velma from "Scooby Doo" with blond hair), the moody artist who just isn't talented, Renata (Diane Keaton), the poet who is talented but whose husband isn't, and Flynn (Kristen Griffith), the actress who is successful but shallow.
Woody tries to balance everyone's problems by having the characters argue their existence away. Joey is mad at Dad for leaving and yells at Renata for not spending enough time with Mom, while Renata spouts the Woody speech about her work being meaningless because she can't buy immortality with art and her husband is ready to jump on top of Flynn, who resents the other sisters for having substance in their lives.
Then we get the long suicide scene and the final scene where the sisters stare out into the ocean in another Bergman ripoff. The ending of INTERIORS is just like the rest of the movie -- long, pointless, resolving nothing and silent. Forgoing the usual jazz soundtrack, Woody permeates INTERIORS with dead silence a lot of the time, when the other characters are arguing their heads off. It seems artistic, as do many of the labored camera shots from the movie, but underneath there's nothing of substance.
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Have you ever been so rich that the hardest thing in life was to find new ways of entertaining yourself? Forget about boring plays or humdrum sports spectacles. These venues are just the imagination of someone else's world. When you're incredibly rich and spoiled, you can bring others into your world.
 For Kathryn, she has set her sights on the sweet, incoming freshman, Cecile (Selma Blair). Her goal is to destroy her reputation. It's not that Cecile did anything wrong. But Kathryn's boyfriend recently ended the relationship to be with her. To usurp her in popularity is unforgivable. To exact revenge on him, she will befriend her while secretly plotting her downfall. Make her into damaged goods just to hurt him. And how will she strip her of her good name? To start, she gives her a personal lesson on how to French kiss and from there her journey towards adulthood grows more lascivious. To further deflower her innocence, she introduces him to the conniving Sebastian. Sebastian is quite the charmer and as a sexual conquest, she would be far too easy. He currently has his sights on Annette (Reese Witherspoon), daughter of the headmaster at his expensive private school and who was featured in a magazine article stating why she wanted to remain a virgin until she got married. `A paradigm of chastity and virtue, she'll be my greatest triumph yet,' he boasts to his stepsister. Of course in this kind of film, you can't brag like that without backing it up with a wager. The bet is made and if Sebastian fails, she wins his classic roadster. But what if he wins? `Then,' says Kathryn while caressing herself, `you can have what you've always wanted since our parents got married.'
By now, you probably have a good idea of what this film embodies.  There's no doubt that this is a film for adults (with adult-oriented language that is shocking yet forthright) even though the stars are twenty-something. But there's actually an entertaining film in here that might surprise you. The thing that I found satisfying was how well it utilized its 100 minutes of film time. It's a tautly written and well-paced film. We know that these two are cruel and we know that someone's going to get hurt really bad. The story never detours or strays as it makes its way to its ending. The actors do well as people brimming with fake smiles, ulterior motives and insincerity. But it's not the acting that merits the recommendation, although they Gellar and Phillipe carry themselves confidently. There's an undeniable sense style and wit that makes this film wickedly fun and Machiavellian intentions that are delectably cruel.
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The deployment server has 3 routes for configuring it. The access to these has to be authorized by using a client certificate trusted by '/cert/ClientRootCA.crt' All paths only accept valid JSON.
This path is used to configure which client shall get which content.
Useage:
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| placeholder | type | explaination |
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| [CN] | string | the CommonName of the client to be configured, used in its certificate |
| [baseType] | string | a member of BaseType, see below |
| [params] | object | an object of type Params, see below |
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{{ '{' }} "ClientTest1": {{ '{' }} "type": "LandscapePlan", "params": {{ '{' }} "db": "./api/JSON/LehrerPlan", "index1": 0, "index2": 1, "slideshow": {{ '{' }} "interval": "5000", "timeStart": "2017-6-19 20:10:00", "timeEnd": "2017-6-20 20:10:00", "params": {{ '{' }} "id": "1DOeyOhWo9hjwJDhcMJLW8Kb2kA9SEHAGcuSOLNV9sKU", "iterations": 2, "delay": 1000 {{ '}' }} {{ '}' }} {{ '}' }} {{ '}' }} {{ '}' }}
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[setting]: [value]
(,[setting]: [value])
{{ '}' }}
| placeholder | type | explaination |
|---|---|---|
| [setting] | string | setting to be set or modified |
| [value] | any | value to be set |
example:
{{ '{' }} "defaultTimeout": "5000", "pollInterval": 5000 {{ '}' }}
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{{ '{' }}
[keyCode]: {{ '{' }}
"type": [type],
"params": [params]
{{ '}' }}
{{ '}' }}
| placeholder | type | explaination |
|---|---|---|
| [keyCpde] | integer | keyCode to be configured |
| [type] | string | a member of Type, see below |
| [params] | object | an object of type Params, see below |
example:
{{ '{' }} "32": {{ '{' }} "type": "FilteredPlan", "params": {{ '{' }} "db": "./api/JSON/LehrerPlan", "index1": 0, "filter": "And", "timeout": 5000 {{ '}' }} {{ '}' }} {{ '}' }}
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"slideshow":[slideshow]
{{ '}' }}
| placeholder | type | explaination |
|---|---|---|
| [CN] | string | CommonName of the client the presentation shall be asigned to |
| [slideshow] | string | an object of type Slideshow, see below |
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{{ '{' }} "CN": "testClient1", "slideshow": {{ '{' }} "interval": "5000", "timeStart": "2017-6-19 20:10:00", "timeEnd": "2017-6-20 20:10:00", "params": {{ '{' }} "id": "1DOeyOhWo9hjwJDhcMJLW8Kb2kA9SEHAGcuSOLNV9sKU", "iterations": 2, "delay": 1000 {{ '}' }} {{ '}' }} {{ '}' }}
one of the following:
| value | explaination |
|---|---|
| "LandscapePlan" | View which displays 2 plans in landscape orientation |
| "PortraitPlan" | View which displays 1 plan in portrait orientation |
| "MultiplePlan" | View which displays multiple plans in portrait orientation |
one of the following:
| value | explaination |
|---|---|
| any BaseType | / |
| "FilteredPlan" | View which displays multiple plans in portrait orientation with a filter applied |
| "Png" | View which displays a png |
an object containing the following Properties:
| property | type | explaination |
|---|---|---|
| "db" | string | database used to obtain the plan data from |
| "interval" | integer | time in ms after which the presentation shall be shown |
| "timeStart" | string | ISO formatted time to beginn showing the presentation at all |
| "timeEnd" | string | ISO formatted time to end showing the presentation at all |
| "params" | Params | object of type Params, see below |
an object containing the following Properties, which are optional if not used.
| property | type | explaination | used in |
|---|---|---|---|
| "db" | string | database used to obtain the plan data from | any |
| "index1" | integer | index in db of the first plan which shall be displayed | LandscapePlan, PortraitPlan |
| "index2" | integer | index in db of the second plan which shall be displayed | PortraitPlan |
| "firstIndex" | integer | the first index of all plans that shall be displayed | MultiplePlan |
| "slideshow" | Slideshow | and Shlidshow object that shall be attached to aview | any BaseTypes |
| "filter" | string | filter to be applied on a filteredPlan page | FilteredPlan |
| "file" | string | file to be shown, must be an png | Png |
| "timeout" | integer | timeout in ms until switching from a keypress | FilteredPlan,Png |
| "id" | string | id of te presentation to be shown | Slideshow |
| "iterations" | integer | how many times the presentation shall be iterated through | Slideshow |
| "delay" | integer | time in ms a slide shall be shown before switching to the next one | Slideshow |


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by Sports BureauMichelangelo Amendola from Belgium completed a dream week with three wins out of five races as the first round of the FIA-approved MRF Challenge international series concluded at the Dubai Autodrome on Saturday.
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Menus are elements that open when clicked. They are useful for displaying additional options within the context of an action.
Every md-menu
must specify exactly two child elements. The first element is what is
left in the DOM and is used to open the menu. This element is called the trigger element.
The trigger element's scope has access to $mdMenu.open($event)
which it may call to open the menu. By passing $event as argument, the
corresponding event is stopped from propagating up the DOM-tree. Similarly, $mdMenu.close()
can be used to close the menu.
The second element is the md-menu-content
element which represents the
contents of the menu when it is open. Typically this will contain md-menu-item
s,
but you can do custom content as well.
The width of the menu when it is open may be specified by specifying a width
attribute on the md-menu-content
element.
See the Material Design Spec
for more information.
When a menu opens, it is important that the content aligns with the trigger element.
Failure to align menus can result in jarring experiences for users as content
suddenly shifts. To help with this, md-menu
provides serveral APIs to help
with alignment.
By default, md-menu
will attempt to align the md-menu-content
by aligning
designated child elements in both the trigger and the menu content.
To specify the alignment element in the trigger
you can use the md-menu-origin
attribute on a child element. If no md-menu-origin
is specified, the md-menu
will be used as the origin element.
Similarly, the md-menu-content
may specify a md-menu-align-target
for a
md-menu-item
to specify the node that it should try and align with.
In this example code, we specify an icon to be our origin element, and an icon in our menu content to be our alignment target. This ensures that both icons are aligned when the menu opens.
Sometimes we want to specify alignment on the right side of an element, for example if we have a menu on the right side a toolbar, we want to right align our menu content.
We can specify the origin by using the md-position-mode
attribute on both
the x
and y
axis. Right now only the x-axis
has more than one option.
You may specify the default mode of target target
or
target-right target
to specify a right-oriented alignment target. See the
position section of the demos for more examples.
It is sometimes unavoidable to need to have a deeper level of control for
the positioning of a menu to ensure perfect alignment. md-menu
provides
the md-offset
attribute to allow pixel level specificty of adjusting the
exact positioning.
This offset is provided in the format of x y
or n
where n
will be used
in both the x
and y
axis.
For example, to move a menu by 2px
down from the top, we can use:
By default, when a menu opens, md-menu
focuses the first button in the menu content.
But sometimes you would like to focus another specific menu item instead of the first.
This can be done by applying the md-autofocus
directive on the given element.
Sometimes you would like to be able to click on a menu item without having the menu
close. To do this, ngMaterial exposes the md-prevent-menu-close
attribute which
can be added to a button inside a menu to stop the menu from automatically closing.
You can then close the menu either by using $mdMenu.close()
in the template,
or programatically by injecting $mdMenu
and calling $mdMenu.hide()
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Via Prasecco, 3/a
Pordenone, Pordenone, Italy
Abstract:
Entity Framework è la tecnologia open-source di accesso ai dati consigliata e coordinata da Microsoft. Entity Framework 7 (EF7) a differenza della versione precedente, non si limita all'accesso a data store relazionali quali sql server, ma allarga i propri orizzonti verso store non-relazionali come Azure Table Storage e Redis. EF7 non solo abbatte la barriera Sql/NoSql, ma grazie alla completa riscrittura del codice, è molto più leggero, capace di soddisfare l'attuale richiesta cross-platform. L'obiettivo finale di EF7 è di essere universale: Windows Phone, Windows Store, ASP.NET 5, Mac, Linux e Xamarin (iOS, Android). In questa sessione vi proporrò una serie di demo che vi daranno un assaggio delle potenzialità di EF7, in particolare vedremo: EF7 per Phone/Store/WinForms, miglioramenti generazione SQL, testing con InMemory, shadow state e Azure Table Storage, in un'unica sessione in stile back to the future, per chi si sente di dovere ritornare al futuro :)
Speaker(s): Michael Denny,
Abstract:
Saper gestire il Transaction Log di SQL Server è un requisito fondamentale per qualsiasi DBA. Numerosi thread, in diversi forum tecnici, testimoniano come sia decisamente diffusa una conoscenza insufficiente dell'argomento, tanto da sfociare in accorati appelli su come risolvere con urgenza problematiche legate al T-Log, siano esse una carenza di spazio disco causa crescita incontrollata o log backup che falliscono regolarmente a seguito di un troncamento effettuato con troppa leggerezza. In questa sessione verrà mostrato il funzionamento del Transaction Log, con particolare attenzione all'organizzazione interna e alle modalità di configurazione, gestione e backup.
Speaker(s): Francesco Milano,
Abstract:
Il disegno del database, lo schema degli oggetti e l’osservanza delle best practices di design e manutenzione hanno un ruolo rilevante che incide significativamente sulle prestazioni applicative percepite dagli utenti. La sessione mostra quali sono i principi e le metriche fondamentali per misurare le performance, la qualità del design e della manutenzione di un database SQL Server. A partire dagli strumenti classici che Microsoft mette a disposizione come le DMV, vengono illustrati le tecniche per ricondurre il tema ad una serie di script SQL da eseguire che permettono di effettuare una valutazione veloce e puntuale delle performance e identificare punti di inefficienza sia in fase di design che di esercizio.
Speaker(s): Saverio Lorenzini,
Abstract:
Ogni database (relazionale e non) necessità di indici per poter fornire delle prestazioni ottimali. I database relazionali non scappano a questa regola ed, anzi, hanno nell'indicizzaione una grandissima opportunità per fornire prestazioni estreme. In questa sessioni vedremo i tipi di indici che abbiamo a disposizione, come si usano e come NON si usano e come possono migliorare le performance delle applicazioni.
Speaker(s): Davide Mauri,
Abstract:
SQL Server Security In An Insecure World
Speaker(s): Gianluca Sartori,
Abstract:
This session looks at how to implement, maintain and evolve solutions developed on Azure SQL Database, through the use of the tools as SQL Sever Management Studio and Visual Studio. Through examples and case studies, will be presented the versatility, power and reliability of the database as a service in the cloud.
Speaker(s): Emanuele Zanchettin,
Abstract:
Migrare a Sql Server 2014 In-Memory Technology
Speaker(s): Luca Ferrari,
Abstract:
Microsoft SQL Server 2005 introdusse per la prima volta nella piattaforma questi oggetti che consentono di esporre metadati che riguardano connessioni, sessioni, transazioni, istruzioni, processi. E' un mondo in costante evoluzione (86 oggetti in SQL 2005, 136 in SQL 2008...200 in SQL 2014) che apre prospettive di tuning sempre più evolute. Questa sessione illustra come utilizzare alcune (poche) fra le Dynamic Management Views (DMVs) e Dynamic Management Functions (DMFs) per estrarre metriche essenziali alla misurazione delle prestazioni complessive della nostra istanza.
Speaker(s): Gilberto Zampatti,
Abstract:
PowerPivot and BISM Tabular share a columnar-based database engine called xVelocity. Understand some basic principles about how VertiPaq works, how data is compressed, and how you can design a data model for better optimization.
Speaker(s): Marco Pozzan,
Abstract:
Per quanto l'approccio preventivo (monitoraggio proattivo) sia la strategina migliore per una corretta ed efficiente manutenzione di un'istanza di SQL Server, accade spessio che siamo chiamati a risolvere con "urgenza" probledmi che probabilmente son sorti nel corso del ciclo di vita di un'istanza proprio perché non sono stati adottati per tempo principi di monitoraggio efficace. Ma, nella contingenza, dobbiamo prima di tutto risolvere il "problema". Questa sessione offre alcuni spunti per affrontare e risolvere alcuni tra i problemi più ricorrenti.
Speaker(s): Gilberto Zampatti,
Abstract:
Language R for Statistical computing is powerful language for data analysis with all great features for data import from SQL environment. Using R with SQL server data will help data scientists and data analysts prepare, explore and validate data much easier, as well as to use wide range of statistics; from uni-variate to multivariate.Session will focus mainly on:1) on connecting R Language with SQL server using standard ODBC connectors and T-SQL procedures. 2) how to validate data with using classical statistical methods on SQL transactional data. 3) how to use R output in SSRS and bring extra information to reports.
Speaker(s): Tomaž Kaštrun,
Abstract:
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Speaker(s): andrea benedetti,
Abstract:
Questa sessione analizza in modo approfondito i piani di esecuzione di SQL Server. Per andare oltre le nozioni di base, è necessario acquisire una più profonda comprensione su come il Query Optimizer costruisce il piano di esecuzione ottimale e su come sia possibile condizionare la scelta di un particolare indice o di un particolare operatore di JOIN con metodi documentati e non, fino ad arrivare alla forzatura completa di un determinato piano di esecuzione anche senza modificare il testo della query. Sarà poi trattata anche la Plan Cache ovvero l'area di memoria in cui vengono salvati i piani di esecuzione di SQL Server.
Speaker(s): Sergio Govoni,
Abstract:
Unit testing is a good practice to follow also in a database development environment. It allows to realize and finalize the Continuous Integration process on our database and It makes all the development more reliable and consistent just before deployment. We can use some interesting frameworks when testing, and we will speak about installing and executing them.
Speaker(s): Alessandro Alpi,
Abstract:
Geocoding is the process of converting addresses into geographic coordinates (latitude and longitude). In this session we will learn: - what kind of geographic data type and methods are available in SQL Server; - how to convert an address into coordinates using Google Maps API and SSIS; - how to convert coordinates into a geography data type; - how to use geocoded data, how to make calculations, and how to visualize on a report using Reporting Services.
Speaker(s): Andrea Martorana Tusa,
Abstract:
Descrizione con esempi pratici sulla ricerca di testo in query sql. Confronto, vantaggi svantaggi, prestazioni dell'utilizzi di Like, configurazione e ricerche Full-Text
Speaker(s): Emiliano Pinto,
Abstract:
Ok: you have SQL Azure, Machine Learning, and some specific DW-specific VMs. But...what is Azure? Let's do an overview about Azure, its offer, what you can do for your solution. Discover what is a Cloud Service, what is storage and georeplication, choose the right size of a VM. Try Virtual network and manage it with Powershell. https://github.com/marcoparenzan/sqlsat355
Speaker(s): Marco Parenzan,
Abstract:
The SQL Server Data Collector has earned a bad name since its inception in SQL Server 2008. It has always been hard to customize, troubleshoot and extend. However, things are changing now with a new open source tool that lets you manage and customize your data collection with a graphical user interface and allows collecting data from Extended Events. Why not give Data Collector another try? It’s free, it ships with the product and in this session you will learn how to extend it to create a complete monitoring solution.
Speaker(s): Gianluca Sartori,
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Time ago (a lot of time ago…) an excellent IT pro brought me with him and became my Mentor in the IT wonderland…it was a world full of mainframes… I met the Relational theory when there were no commercial RDBMS, and I was spellbound by that “magic”. When Microsoft appeared in the IT market, I felt finally which trek I had to follow. I’m still walking on such road, and in my rucksack I’ve ben putting some other stuff (like SharePoint, for example). My sole regret: I’ve left the College to consecrate all my time to my job; curiously, since then, I’ve never stop learning…
Andrea Martorana Tusa is a Business Intelligence Team Manager at Würth Phoenix, the IT and consulting company of the Würth-Group. He is awarded as MVP in the Data Platform category Former BI Specialist at Widex, a Danish manufacturing company, and BI Developer in the IT department of an Italian banking group. 20+ years of experience working with data. He is focused on the entire BI stack: database development, data warehousing, data analysis, reporting, etc. Andrea is a usual speaker at many events: SQLSaturdays, conferences in Europe and PASS Summit, and for PASS Virtual Groups. Andrea is an author for sqlshack.com, sqlservercentral.com, and UGISS (User Group Italiano SQL Server).
LinkedIn: https://it.linkedin.com/in/marcoparenzan
Contact: https://www.linkedin.com/in/marcoparenzan/
Marco Parenzan is an independent Cloud and IoT Architect and .NET Developer. He has been awarded as a MVP on Microsoft Azure since 2014. He is a speaker in major community events in Italy about Azure and .NET development. He is a community lead for 1nn0va, an official Microsoft community in Pordenone, Italy. He has written a book on Azure in 2016. He loves developing retrogames and reading comix. Marco Parenzan è professionista per le architetture Cloud e IoT e lo sviluppo in .NET. Ha ricevuto il titolo di MVP su Microsoft Azure dal 2014. È uno speaker in Italia su Azure e lo sviluppo di .NET. E' un community lead per 1nn0va, una community ufficiale Microsoft a Pordenone, in Italia. Ha scritto un libro su Azure nel 2016.
LinkedIn: https://it.linkedin.com/in/saveriolorenzini
Saverio Lorenzini is a Principal Engineer at the Premier Field Engineering division in Microsoft Italy. He has a master degree in Computer Science Engineering from University of Pisa, and joined Microsoft in 1998, where he started working on SQL Server from version 7.0. With more than 20 years of experience on SQL Server, he works on customer projects, focusing on performance tuning and optimization, solution development. He recently designed and developed SQL Monitoring Dashboard, a monitoring and performance analysis Web solution for SQL Server farms, sold by Microsoft Italy to Premier customers. He is a speaker at Microsoft events (TechReady), SQLPASS Summit and at PASS SQLSaturday community conferences, where he is an active member.
LinkedIn: http://it.linkedin.com/pub/emanuele-zanchettin/18/921/34/
Emanuele Zanchettin, after studying in Computer Engineering, began his career with DB2 in the banking sector in 1998. After a few years and a change of scope of application, he encountered Access and Oracle with which he subsequently worked for several years in data access tuning and database design for new application features. Since 2007 he has also launched into the SQLServer world 2K, 2005, 2008* and 201* and more importantly, since 2011, into Azure SQL Database (SQL Azure). In order to have a greater capacity for assessment and familiarity with the various technologies that the market offers, he has deepened his knowledge to include MySQL and DocumentDB. Today Emanuele is mainly involved in IT projects and database management.
LinkedIn: http://www.linkedin.com/in/sgovoni
Contact: https://mvp.microsoft.com/it-it/PublicProfile/4029181?fullName=Sergio%20Govoni
Since 1999 Sergio Govoni has been a software developer; in 2000 he got a degree in Computer Science at "Università degli Studi" in Ferrara (Italy). He has worked for over 18 years in Centro Software, a software house that produces the best ERP for manufacturing companies that are export oriented. Now, he manages the development product team and he is constantly involved on several team projects, where he focues his attention on the architecture and the mission-critical technical details. Since 2016 he is the vice president of the UGISS (www.ugiss.org). For the provided help to technical communities and for sharing his own experience, since 2010 he has received the Microsoft Data Platform MVP award.
Diplomato in Ingegneria Informatica ed Automatica, certificazione Microsoft SQL Database Development. Decennale esperienza in programmazione e analisi di siti web e web application di accesso ed elaborazione dati, con data source di diversa natura.
LinkedIn: https://it.linkedin.com/in/fmilano
I've been working with Microsoft technologies since 2000, and I'm specialized in .NET Framework and SQL Server platform. I focus primarily on back-end development, integration solutions, relational model design and implementation. Starting from 2011 I'm also member of UGISS (Italian SQL Server User Group) and speaker at main italian SQL Server conferences and workshops.
Contact: http://dennymichael.net
.NET developer and software architect, specialized in the development of highly scalable applications. Recognized as Microsoft Visual C# MVP in 2014. I like to contribute in open-source projects, and in the same way I like to help people on them development crusade, teaching what I've learned from my own experiences.
LinkedIn: https://it.linkedin.com/in/marcopozzan
Contact: http://www.marcopozzan.it
Consultant and trainer in business intelligence, analytics and data mining on Methode . Teacher for ITS courses of data warehouse at the University of Pordenone.
LinkedIn: http://it.linkedin.com/pub/gianluca-sartori/23/50b/a12
Contact: http://spaghettidba.com
Gianluca Sartori is a Data Platform MVP, independent consultant and performance tuning specialist. He has been working in the software industry since 1999 and has been working with SQL Server ever since. He also works as a SQL Server trainer and in his spare time he writes technical articles and participates the SQL Server forums. Gianluca enjoys presenting SQL Server topics at conferences in Europe and in Italy in particular. He is currently working as lead DBA at a famous Formula 1 team.
Time ago (a lot of time ago…) an excellent IT pro brought me with him and became my Mentor in the IT wonderland…it was a world full of mainframes… I met the Relational theory when there were no commercial RDBMS, and I was spellbound by that “magic”. When Microsoft appeared in the IT market, I felt finally which trek I had to follow. I’m still walking on such road, and in my rucksack I’ve ben putting some other stuff (like SharePoint, for example). My sole regret: I’ve left the College to consecrate all my time to my job; curiously, since then, I’ve never stop learning…
Luca Ferrari lavora in Microsoft Italia come PFE Engineer. Lavora con Sql server dalla versione 2000 ed ha seguito con attenzione tutte le evoluzioni del prodotto. Segue il supporto onsite della piattaforma Sql Server 2012 Parallel DataWarehouse su cui è attualmente l'unico Engineer accreditato in Microsoft Italia. Si occupa principalmente di: Troubleshooting Performance Tuning SSIS e SSRS.
Davide Mauri is a SolidQ Mentor and a member of the Board of Directors of SolidQ Italia. Recognized as Microsoft SQL Server MVP from 2006, he is specialized on SQL Server Performance Tuning and SQL Server Business Intelligence, and specifically on high-performance data warehousing. Beside a deep knowledge of the entire SQL Server Platform he works a lot side-by-side with managers and decision maker in order to turn company data into valuable information.
LinkedIn: http://it.linkedin.com/pub/gianluca-sartori/23/50b/a12
Contact: http://spaghettidba.com
Gianluca Sartori is a Data Platform MVP, independent consultant and performance tuning specialist. He has been working in the software industry since 1999 and has been working with SQL Server ever since. He also works as a SQL Server trainer and in his spare time he writes technical articles and participates the SQL Server forums. Gianluca enjoys presenting SQL Server topics at conferences in Europe and in Italy in particular. He is currently working as lead DBA at a famous Formula 1 team.
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/abenedetti
Contact: http://blogs.technet.com/b/andrea_benedetti_blog/
Andrea Benedetti è Architect SQL Server BI nella divisione Servizi di Microsoft Italia dove ha la responsabilità dei progetti enterprise su tutta la data platform. SQL Server MVP dal 2004 a fine 2011, lavora con SQL Server fin dalla versione 6.5, è intervenuto come relatore in numerosi workshop, conferenze, seminari e roadshow. Appassionato di alpinismo (in solitaria) cura un blog in italiano. Scrive su Twitter come @anbenedetti.
LinkedIn: https://it.linkedin.com/in/suxstellino
Contact: http://suxstellino.wordpress.com/
Alessandro lavora nell#39;IT dal 2000. La passione per l#39;informatica nasce ad 11 anni partendo dal C64 ed oggi #232; CTO di Engage IT Services srl dove si occupa della gestione del team di sviluppo e del contatto tecnico con i clienti. Nel team si occupa anche dell#39;amministrazione e del ciclo di vita dei database. E’ MVP SQL Server dal 2008, #232; anche Microsoft Certified Professional, ed oltre ad essere speaker a diversi eventi Microsoft, segue due blog e risponde sui forum di StackOverflow e MSDN
LinkedIn: http://www.linkedin.com/tomaz.kastrun
Contact: http://www.tomaztsql.wordpress.com
Tomaž Kaštrun is BI developer and data analyst. His main focus are data mining, T-SQL development, programming and query optimization. He has been working with SQL server since version 2000. He is Microsoft Certified Professional, Microsoft MVP for data platform and Microsoft trainer.
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$box-shadows: (); $box-shadows: map-merge( ( 0: 10px 10px 10px 2px map-get($colors, "black"), 1: 10px 10px 10px 2px map-get($colors, "white"), ), $box-shadows );


$s$: state
$a$: action
$\tiny{Q(s_t,a_t)\leftarrow(1-\alpha)Q(s_t,a_t)+\alpha(r+\gamma\max_{a}Q(s_{t+1},a))}$
$\alpha$: learning rate
$\gamma$: discount
$r_t$: reward
$\epsilon$-greedy
Do random exploration with probility $\epsilon$, do exploitation otherwise
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Too big!
Use a neural network!
$s$: log2 of the game table
$r$: log2 of the score
$\gamma$: 0.9
$\epsilon$: an exponential function, decays after each episode
Train fixed times after each episode instead of each step to reduce training time and increase stability
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Double DQN
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2 convolution layers, 2 fully-connected layers, 1MB of TensorFlow checkpoint size
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Dynamic 3-Point Geological-Plane Solver -- Help
This page contains information about how to use this tool, the mathematics behind it, and the sources referenced in its creation.
Topics:
How do I use this?
To get started with this tool, find a spot where you want measure the strike, dip, or dip azimuth of the land and Alt+Click three times along the area. Using areas of different elevation that are in a relatively straight line will yield the best results. Alternatively, you can enter three points and elevations into the manual plot boxes and click
Manual Plot.
For help with using the other features of this application check the other help topics.
What is the purpose of this tool?
The purpose of this tool is to allow interactive 3D three-point problem solving. It can be used to calculate planes, strike, dip, and many other geological features. A powerful part of this tool is that once the symbols have been placed they can be
exported to Google Earth Desktop to be further manipulated and examined.
Who built this tool?
This tool was built by Jack Jamieson (Software Developer) and Greg Herman (Structural Geologist), with help from several sources on the web. These can be found in the
references.
Fly to
Fly to allows you to go anywhere on the globe simply by typing in the name of that place. It works similarly to Google Maps and is fairly good at guessing what you are looking for. It also accepts latitude, longitude values.
URL Import
From the URL import box you can import a KMZ file that is hosted elsewhere on the internet. This is the best way to get imagery into this tool. This function was not built with importing KML in mind. There is a
seperate local upload for KML.
Toggles
The toggles will turn on and off the historical imagery and borders/places. The globe pre-loads the borders and places but historical imagery is off by default.
Import KML
This button allows you to import a KML file from your local hard drive. If there are any images in the KML from your hard drive however, they will not work. Images
MUST BE HOSTED ONLINE to be seen when using this tool.
Export Session
The export session button allows you to download your work from this tool into a KML file for easy import into Google Earth desktop.
Clear All Data
Clicking this button will clear
EVERYTHING you have on the globe, including imported KML or KMZ content.
Manual Plot
Clicking manual plots takes the points from the boxes marked P1, P2, and P3 from the boxes below the buttons and plots those points on the globe. The Google Earth altitude values are not used and the calculations will be done based on your input for altitude.
Symbols
Symbol listing:
Symbol Scale
Only 3D circles may be scaled. All other symbols are 2D and are auto-scaled based on the distance of your points. If no scale is chosen then the tool will approximate a scale for you. Otherwise, you can input numbers into x and y to scale the symbols in meters. Sometimes the elevation of the earth will obscure the 2D symbol. This can be fixed by exporting to KML and raising the symbol in GE Desktop.
Outputs
At the bottom of the sidebar are the outputs. These include the elevation, latitude, and longitude of your mouse position and the calculated strike, dip, dip azimuth, and quadrant after three points have been placed.
Math behind the solver
Haversine formula:
Limitations
System requirements
The Google Earth plug-in has its own set of system requirements that your computer will need to meet to use this application. See them at
https://support.google.com/earth/answer/166094?hl=en
References
https://developers.google.com/earth/documentation
http://www.movable-type.co.uk/scripts/latlong.html
Moon and Mars
These have been disabled for now because their sources are not up to date.
Dynamic 3-Point Geological-Plane Solver MOON
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And as for women past child-bearing who do not expect wed-lock, it is no sin on them if they discard their (outer) clothing in such a way as not to show their adornment. But to refrain (i.e. not to discard their outer clothing) is better for them. And Allah is All-Hearer, All-Knower. |
| 024:060 Maulana | : |
And (as for) women past child-bearing, who hope not for marriage, it is no sin for them if they put off the clothes without displaying their adornment. And if they are modest, it is better for them. And Allah is Hearing, Knowing. |
| 024:060 Pickthal | : |
As for women past child-bearing, who have no hope of marriage, it is no sin for them if they discard their (outer) clothing in such a way as not to show adornment. But to refrain is better for them. Allah is Hearer, Knower. |
| 024:060 Rashad | : |
The elderly women who do not expect to get married commit nothing wrong by relaxing their dress code, provided they do not reveal too much of their bodies. To maintain modesty is better for them. GOD is Hearer, Knower. |
| 024:060 Sarwar | : |
Elderly women who have no hope of getting married are allowed not to wear the kind of clothing that young woman must wear, as long as they do not show off their beauty. It is better for them if they maintain chastity. God is All-hearing and All-knowing. |
| 024:060 Shakir | : |
And (as for) women advanced in years who do not hope for a marriage, it is no sin for them if they put off their clothes without displaying their ornaments; and if they restrain themselves it is better for them; and Allah is Hearing, Knowing. |
| 024:060 Sherali | : |
Such elderly women as are past the age of marriage -there is no blame on them if they lay aside their outer clothing without displaying their beauty. But to abstain even from that is better for them. And ALLAH is All-Hearing, All-Knowing. |
| 024:060 Yusufali | : |
Such elderly women as are past the prospect of marriage,- there is no blame on them if they lay aside their (outer) garments, provided they make not a wanton display of their beauty: but it is best for them to be modest: and Allah is One Who sees and knows all things. |
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Module
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| Transition Type | Note |
|---|---|
| CCTransitionCrossFade | Cross fades two scenes using the CCRenderTexture object |
| CCTransitionFade | Fade out the outgoing scene and then fade in the incoming scene |
| CCTransitionFadeBL | Fade the tiles of the outgoing scene from the top-right corner to the bottom-left corner |
| CCTransitionFadeDown | Fade the tiles of the outgoing scene from the top to the bottom |
| CCTransitionFadeTR | Fade the tiles of the outgoing scene from the left-bottom corner the to top-right corner |
| CCTransitionFadeUp | Fade the tiles of the outgoing scene from the bottom to the top |
| CCTransitionFlipAngular | Flips the screen half horizontally and half vertically |
| CCTransitionFlipX | Flips the screen horizontally |
| CCTransitionFlipY | Flips the screen vertically |
| CCTransitionJumpZoom | Zoom out and jump the outgoing scene, and then jump and zoom in the incoming |
| CCTransitionMoveInB | Move in from to the bottom the incoming scene |
| CCTransitionMoveInL | Move in from to the left the incoming scene |
| CCTransitionMoveInR | Move in from to the right the incoming scene |
| CCTransitionMoveInT | Move in from to the top the incoming scene |
| CCTransitionPageTurn | A transition which peels back the bottom right hand corner of a scene to transition to the scene beneath it simulating a page turn |
| CCTransitionRotoZoom | Rotate and zoom out the outgoing scene, and then rotate and zoom in the incoming |
| CCTransitionShrinkGrow | Shrink the outgoing scene while grow the incoming scene |
| CCTransitionSlideInB | Slide in the incoming scene from the bottom border |
| CCTransitionSlideInL | Slide in the incoming scene from the left border |
| CCTransitionSlideInR | Slide in the incoming scene from the right border |
| CCTransitionSlideInT | Slide in the incoming scene from the top border |
| CCTransitionSplitCols | The odd columns goes upwards while the even columns goes downwards |
| CCTransitionSplitRows | The odd rows goes to the left while the even rows goes to the right |
| CCTransitionTurnOffTiles | Turn off the tiles of the outgoing scene in random order |
| CCTransitionZoomFlipAngular | Flips the screen half horizontally and half vertically doing a little zooming out/in |
| CCTransitionZoomFlipX | Flips the screen horizontally doing a zoom out/in The front face is the outgoing scene and the back face is the incoming scene |
| CCTransitionZoomFlipY | Flips the screen vertically doing a little zooming out/in The front face is the outgoing scene and the back face is the incoming scene |
[optional float time] duration of the transition
[optional mixed more] parameter for the transition
Get current running scene.
Pauses the running scene.
Resumes the paused scene.
Set node object anchorPoint and position.
display.align(sprite, display.LEFT_TOP, 100, 100)
-- or
sprite:align(display.LEFT_TOP, 100, 100)
CCNode node
enum anchorPoint is one of the following:
| enum | Value |
|---|---|
| display.CENTER | CCPoint(0.5, 0.5) |
| display.TOP_LEFT, display.LEFT_TOP |
CCPoint( 0, 1) |
| display.TOP_CENTER, display.CENTER_TOP |
CCPoint(0.5, 1) |
| display.TOP_RIGHT, display.RIGHT_TOP |
CCPoint( 1, 1) |
| display.CENTER_LEFT, display.LEFT_CENTER |
CCPoint( 0, 0.5) |
| display.CENTER_RIGHT, display.RIGHT_CENTER |
CCPoint( 1, 0.5) |
| display.BOTTOM_LEFT, display.LEFT_BOTTOM |
CCPoint( 0, 0) |
| display.BOTTOM_RIGHT, display.RIGHT_BOTTOM |
CCPoint( 1, 0) |
| display.BOTTOM_CENTER, display.CENTER_BOTTOM |
CCPoint(0.5, 0) |
[optional float x, float y] position of the node
Creates CCLayer object.
CCLayer is a subclass of CCNode. all features from CCNode are valid, plus the following new features:
local function onTouch(event, x, y)
printf("touch %s, x = %0.2f, y = %0.2f", event, x, y)
end
local layer = display.newLayer()
layer:addTouchEventListener(onTouch)
layer:setTouchEnabled(true)
Creates a node object.
Anything thats gets drawn or contains things that get drawn is a CCNode. The most popular CCNodes are: CCScene, CCLayer, CCSprite, CCMenu.
A CCNode is a "void" object. It doesn't have a texture
The main features of a CCNode are:
Features of CCNode:
local group = display.newNode() -- create container
group:addChild(sprite1) -- add sprites to container
group:addChild(sprite2) -- add sprites to container
transition.moveBy(group, {time = 2.0, x = 100})
Creates a CCSprite object.
CCSprite can be created with an image, or with a sprite frame.
-- create with an image
local sprite1 = display.newSprite("hello1.png")
-- create with a sprite frame
local sprite2 = display.newSprite("#frame0001.png")
string filename image filename or sprite frame name. sprite frame name have prefix character '#'.
[optional float x, float y] initial position or the sprite
Creates a sprite, set position to screen center.
Creates a sprite, repeat sprite's texture to fill whole rect.
Creates a CCCircleShape object, draw a circle on screen.
CCCircleShape is a subclass of CCShapeNode.
CCShapeNode is a subclass of CCNode. all features from CCNode are valid, plus the following new features:
CCShapeNode have the following new methods:
CCCircleShape have the following new methods:
local circle = display.newCircle(100) -- raidus = 100 points
circle:setColor(255, 255, 255) -- RGB = 0xffffff, white color
circle:setSegments(128) -- more segments appear smoother, default 32
circle:setScaleY(0.8) -- Draw an ellipse
Creates a CCRectShape object, draw a rectangle on screen.
CCRectShape is a subclass of CCShapeNode, see display.newCircle() .
CCRectShape have the following new methods:
local rect = display.newRect(200, 100)
rect:setFill(true)
Creates a CCPolygon object, draw a polygon on screen.
CCPolygon is a subclass of CCShapeNode, see display.newCircle() .
CCPolygon have the following new methods:
local points = {
{10, 10}, -- point 1
{50, 50}, -- point 2
{100, 10}, -- point 3
}
local polygon = display.newPolygon(points) -- draw a triangle
polygon:setClose(true) -- draw line from last point to first point
table points array of points
[optional float scale]
Adds multiple Sprite Frames from image and plist file.
Creates sprite sheet tools:
display.addSpriteFramesWithFile("sprites.plist", "sprites.png")
local sprite1 = display.newSprite("#sprite0001.png")
string plistFilename filename of plist file
string image filename of image
Removes multiple Sprite Frames from a plist file.
Sprite Frames stored in this file will be removed. It is convinient to call this method when a specific texture needs to be removed.
Creates CCSpriteBatchNode object from an image.
CCSpriteBatchNode is like a batch node: if it contains children, it will draw them in 1 single OpenGL call (often known as "batch draw").
A CCSpriteBatchNode can reference one and only one texture (one image file, one texture atlas). Only the CCSprites that are contained in that texture can be added to the CCSpriteBatchNode. All CCSprites added to a CCSpriteBatchNode are drawn in one OpenGL ES draw call. If the CCSprites are not added to a CCSpriteBatchNode then an OpenGL ES draw call will be needed for each one, which is less efficient.
Limitations:
local imageName = "sprites.png"
display.addSpriteFramesWithFile("sprites.plist", imageName) -- load sprite frames
-- it will draw them in 1 single OpenGL call
local batch = display.newBatch(imageName)
for i = 1, 100 do
local sprite = display.newSprite("#sprite0001.png")
batch:addChild(sprite)
end
--
-- it will draw them use 100 OpenGL call
local group = display.newNode()
for i = 1, 100 do
local sprite = display.newSprite("#sprite0001.png")
group:addChild(sprite)
end
string image filename of image
[optional int capacity] estimated capacity of batch
Returns an Sprite Frame that was previously added.
display.addSpriteFramesWithFile("sprites.plist", "sprites.png")
local sprite = display.newSprite("#sprite0001")
local frame2 = display.newSpriteFrame("sprite0002.png")
local frame3 = display.newSpriteFrame("sprite0003.png")
....
sprite:setDisplayFrame(frame2) -- change sprite texture without recreate
-- or
sprite:setDisplayFrame(frame3)
Creates multiple frames by pattern.
-- create array of CCSpriteFrame [walk0001.png -> walk0020.png]
local frames = display.newFrames("walk%04d.png", 1, 20)
string pattern
int begin
int length
[optional bool isReversed]
create animation
display.newAnimation(frames, time)
local frames = display.newFrames("walk_%02d.png", 1, 20)
local animation = display.newAnimation(frames, 0.5 / 20) -- 0.5s play 20 frames


--- layout: archive title: Zulip Chat Archive permalink: /stream/113488-general/topic/hidden.20function.html ---
I just noticed a very clever trick that was used in a Coq development. We can define the following function:
@[reducible] def hidden {α : Sort*} {a : α} := a
This obviously isn't a very ergonomic function to write directly, but it can be used in tactics that have to manipulate large proof states and display them to the user, without getting in the way of any automation. (I should investigate if this is an appropriate use of abbreviation
.) For example, we could have a tactic hide x
which change
s the type of x : T
to x : @hidden _ T
. The zero arg version could just do this for all assumptions whose pp is above a certain length. The Coq example was using this when proving theorems about large programs, to hide the "rest" of the program when working one statement at a time.
demo:
@[reducible] def hidden {α : Sort*} {a : α} := a open tactic meta def repl : expr → ℕ → tactic expr | e 0 := do t ← infer_type e, expr.sort u ← infer_type t, return (expr.app (expr.const ``hidden [u]) t e) | (expr.app f x) (i+1) := do f' ← repl f (i+1), x' ← repl x i, return (f' x') | (expr.lam n b d e) (i+1) := do var ← mk_local' n b d, e' ← repl (expr.instantiate_var e var) i, return (expr.lam n b d (expr.abstract_local e' var.local_uniq_name)) | e (i+1) := return e meta def tactic.interactive.elide (n : ℕ) : tactic unit := do t ← target, t' ← repl t n, tactic.change t' example : 2 + 2 = 4 := begin dunfold has_add.add, delta nat.add, -- ⊢ nat.brec_on 2 -- (λ (a : ℕ) (_F : nat.below (λ (a : ℕ), ℕ → ℕ) a) (a_1 : ℕ), -- (λ (a a_1 : ℕ) (_F : nat.below (λ (a : ℕ), ℕ → ℕ) a_1), -- nat.cases_on a_1 (λ (_F : nat.below (λ (a : ℕ), ℕ → ℕ) 0), id_rhs ℕ a) -- (λ (a_1 : ℕ) (_F : nat.below (λ (a : ℕ), ℕ → ℕ) (nat.succ a_1)), -- id_rhs ℕ (nat.succ ((_F.fst).fst a))) -- _F) -- a_1 -- a -- _F) -- 2 = -- 4 elide 5, -- ⊢ nat.brec_on 2 (λ (a : ℕ) (_F : nat.below (λ (a : ℕ), ℕ → ℕ) a) (a_1 : ℕ), hidden) 2 = 4 refl end
that's pretty cool :-)
It looks pretty cool. What is the exact meaning of the numeric parameter?
it's the depth at which to start replacing subterms by hidden
so higher means less hidden
Would it be possible to have a version which replaces proofs by proof_of P
, where @[reducible] def proof_of (P : Prop) {p : P} := p
and then maybe add some notation for proof_of P
to match \f<P\f>
I thought that some combination of pp
options was supposed to do this already, but I never figured out how
well, just replacing that on its own won't work since it's still a prop so it gets displayed as _
anyway
Oh dang
but if you turn off pp.proofs
then you can see it
Then again, I think tactics can change options so you could have a tactic like elide
that turns of pp.proofs
at the same time as the replacement
Oh, turn off? Okay, that's one thing that confused me
oh that's a good point, I forget the polarity
and what difference does reducible
make?
actually now I'm doubly confused
By experiment, I find that set_option pp.proofs true
will display proofs
but that's the default?
Yes
That is what is confusing me
At least, that's what the autocompletion menu claims is the default. But setting it to true
still causes proofs to be printed, and false
causes them to be elided (which they are by default)
reducible doesn't matter much, but it makes these identity functions not interfere with other tactics
also the option description is a bit interesting -
(pretty printer) if set to false, the type will be displayed instead of the value for every proof appearing as an argument to a function
Okay, that's where I saw it. I knew I'd seen it claimed somewhere that this feature already existed
Maybe there are like... two options with the same name or something
I think the description is outdated... it used to do that and I recall lobbying for the _
behavior
I'm not sure if the type display thing was removed or replaced
at least in the original version it just put the type instead of the proof and it was really confusing because it wasn't typecorrect
looking at the code, I see no evidence that it does anything other than put _
in places, and only when pp.proofs = false
I see. That does sound confusing, if there was nothing distinguishing the types of proofs from actual terms
but I still can't figure out how the default turns out to be false
, the code says it's true
truth is an illusion
There is no constant default: :smile: https://github.com/leanprover/lean/blob/30d883efef422facab3bf351d9fcff90c943298f/src/frontends/lean/pp.cpp#L1911-L1917
wtf is that special case
so sneaky
I guess this is so that #print theorem
doesn't show theorem thm : T := _
which would not be nice
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