We want the sector information in the #activity column to appear in its own column:
| Province | Activity data |
|---|---|
| #adm1 | #activity |
| Coast Province | Org A | Health |
| Plains Province | Org B | Nutrition |
| Mountains Province | Org A | Child Protection |
Use the Add column filter to duplicate the column.
#sector
{{#activity}}
Sector or cluster
Result:
| Province | Activity data | Sector or cluster |
|---|---|---|
| #adm1 | #activity | #sector |
| Coast Province | Org A | Health | Org A | Health |
| Plains Province | Org B | Nutrition | Org B | Nutrition |
| Mountains Province | Org A | Child Protection | Org A | Child Protection |
Use the Replace data filter with a regular
expression to remove everything after the "|
" in
the original #activity column.
\|.*$
#activity
Result:
| Province | Activity data | Sector or cluster |
|---|---|---|
| #adm1 | #activity | #sector |
| Coast Province | Org A | Org A | Health |
| Plains Province | Org B | Org B | Nutrition |
| Mountains Province | Org A | Org A | Child Protection |
Use the Replace data filter with a regular
expression to remove everything before the
"|
" in the new #sector column.
^.*\|
#sector
Result:
| Province | Activity data | Sector or cluster |
|---|---|---|
| #adm1 | #activity | #sector |
| Coast Province | Org A | Health |
| Plains Province | Org B | Nutrition |
| Mountains Province | Org A | Child Protection |


Sometimes the standard SQL is not enough and database-specific syntax needs to be used. When possible and practical, SOCI provides wrappers hiding the differences between the backends and this section describes these wrappers. And if this is still not enough, you can use the backend-specific methods directly as described below.
It can be useful to know how many rows were affected by the last SQL
statement, most often when using INSERT, UPDATE or
DELETE. SOCI provides statement::get_affected_rows()
method allowing to do this:
statement st = (sql.prepare << "update some_table ..."); st.execute(true); if ( !st.get_affected_rows() ) { ... investigate why no rows were modified ... }
Portability note:
This method is currently not supported by the Oracle backend. It is however supported when using Oracle database via ODBC backend.It is common to have auto-incrementing database fields or fields whose
value come from a sequence. In the latter case you need to retrieve the value
of the field for a new row before inserting it into the database. In the
former case, this is unnecessary but you may still want to know the value
generated by the database, e.g. to use it as a foreign key in another table.
So it would be useful to have a way to obtain the value of such a field.
But, of course, to make life of database programmers more interesting,
different products usually support either autoincrement fields or sequences
but not both -- and they use different syntaxes for them, too. SOCI tries to
help to deal with this unfortunate situation by providing two functions:
session::get_next_sequence_value()
and
session::get_last_insert_id
.
If you know which kind of database you use, you may use only one of them: when working with sequences, the first one allows to generate the next value in a sequence and when working with autoincrement fields, the second one retrieves the last value generated for such a field for the given table.
However if you use multiple SOCI backends or even just a single ODBC backend but support connecting to databases of different types, you actually must use both of them in the following way to insert a row:
long id; statement st; if ( sql.get_next_sequence_value("table_sequence", id) ) { st << "insert into table(id, f1, f2) values(:id, :f1, :f2)", use(id), use(f1), use(f2); } else { // We're not using sequences, so don't specify the value, // it will be automatically generated by the database on insert. st << "insert into table(f1, f2) value(:f1, :f2)", use(f1), use(f2); // If the ID used for the above row is needed later, get it: if ( !sql.get_last_insert_id("table", id) ) ... unexpected error, handle appropriately ... }
Portability note:
These methods are currently only implemented in Firebird and ODBC backends.As the original name of the library (Simple Oracle Call Interface) clearly stated, SOCI is intended to be a simple library, targeting the majority of needs in regular C++ application. We do not claim that everything can be done with SOCI and it was never the intent of the library. What is important, though, is that the simplicity of the library does not prevent the client applications from reaching into the low-level specifics of each database backend in order to achieve special configuration or performance goals.
Most of the SOCI classes have the getBackEnd
method,
which
returns the pointer to the actual backend object that implements the
given functionality. The knowledge of the actual backend allows the
client application to get access to all low-level details that are
involved.
blob b(sql); oracle_session_back_end * sessionBackEnd = static_cast<oracle_session_back_end *>(sql.get_back_end()); oracle_blob_back_end * blobBackEnd = static_cast<oracle_blob_back_end *>(b.get_back_end()); OCILobDisableBuffering(sessionBackEnd->svchp_, sessionBackEnd->errhp_, blobBackEnd->lobp_);
The above code creates the blob
object and uses two calls
to the get_back_end
function (on both the session
and the blob
objects) to get access to the actual backend
objects. Assuming that it is the "oracle"
backend which
is in use, the downcasts allow to access all relevant low-level handles
and use them in the call
to the OCILobDisableBuffering
function. This way, the
BLOB handle was configured in a way that the SOCI library alone would
not allow.
rowid rid(sql); // sql is a session object sql << "select oid from mytable where id = 7", into(rid); postgresql_rowid_back_end * rbe = static_cast<postgresql_rowid_back_end *>(rid.get_back_end()); unsigned long oid = rbe->value_;
The above example retrieves the rowid
("something" that
identifies the
row in the table) from the table and uses the get_back_end
function to
extract the actual object that implements this functionality. Assuming
that it is the "postgresql"
backend which is in use, the
downcast is
performed to use the postgresql_rowid_back_end
interface to
get the actual
OID value that is a physical, low-level implementation of row
identifier on PostgreSQL databases.
In order for any of the above to compile, you have to explicitly #include
the appropriate backend's header file.
Please see the header file related to the given backend to learn what low-level handles and descriptors are available.
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| Argument<T> |
Interface for actual arguments - containing value(s) found during parsing and whether the argument was found.
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| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| AbstractArgument<T> |
This class provides a skeletal implementation of Argument with default basic implementations of common
methods.
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| BooleanArgument |
Represents a Boolean valued argument
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| DoubleArgument |
Represents a Double valued argument
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| FileArgument |
Represents a File valued argument
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| FlagArgument |
Represents a flag argument
A flag argument is not expected to have a value but acquires a value of Boolean.TRUE when specified
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| GenericArgument<T> |
Represents a generic typed valued argument
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| InformationalArgument |
Represents an informational argument
An informational argument is not expected to have a value (similar to flag argument)
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| IntegerArgument |
Represents an Integer valued argument
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| StringArgument |
Represents a String valued argument
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| UntypedObjectArgument |
Represents an Object (un-typed) valued argument
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you could stay at home and play video games or watch tv.
there are heaps of thing's you could do in the holiday's but the main idea is to relax
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Running a Crosswalk app on Tizen
On Tizen, Crosswalk runs as a background service, only becoming active when needed (i.e. when a user session activates it). In technical terms, Crosswalk effectively runs as a daemon, exposing a D-Bus interface for managing applications.
To run an application on a Tizen target, first ensure you have set up your host for Tizen (Windows, Linux) and set up a Tizen target. In the instructions below, we assume you are using a Tizen IVI target running under VMware, and consequently use ssh
to push files to, and get a shell on, the target.
Next, follow these steps to get the application running:
- Create a Tizen package (
.xpk
file) from the application code. - Push the package to the device.
- Install the application package.
- Run the application.
These steps are explained in detail below.
Create a Tizen package
A Tizen package file is a zip file with some "magic" (a special file header specific to Crosswalk) and an .xpk
suffix. It will contain all of the files relating to your application (HTML, CSS, JavaScript, assets), as well as any metadata (manifest.json
, icons etc.). See the wiki for detailed information about the format.
To create a zip package, you will need a bash
shell and the zip
and openssl
binaries installed. On Linux, these are usually available by default. On Windows, you will need to install git SCM.
Then follow the steps below to create the package.
Add the make_xpk script
Copy the following script into a file called
make_xpk.sh
:#!/bin/bash -e # # Purpose: Pack a CrossWalk directory into xpk format # Modified from http://developer.chrome.com/extensions/crx.html if test $# -ne 2; then echo "Usage: `basename $0` <unpacked dir> <pem file path>" exit 1 fi dir=$1 key=$2 name=$(basename "$dir") xpk="$name.xpk" pub="$name.pub" sig="$name.sig" zip="$name.zip" trap 'rm -f "$pub" "$sig" "$zip"' EXIT [ ! -f $key ] && openssl genrsa -out $key 1024 # zip up the xpk dir cwd=$(pwd -P) (cd "$dir" && zip -qr -9 -X "$cwd/$zip" .) # signature openssl sha1 -sha1 -binary -sign "$key" < "$zip" > "$sig" # public key openssl rsa -pubout -outform DER < "$key" > "$pub" 2>/dev/null byte_swap () { # Take "abcdefgh" and return it as "ghefcdab" echo "${1:6:2}${1:4:2}${1:2:2}${1:0:2}" } crmagic_hex="4372 576B" # CrWk pub_len_hex=$(byte_swap $(printf '%08x\n' $(ls -l "$pub" | awk '{print $5}'))) sig_len_hex=$(byte_swap $(printf '%08x\n' $(ls -l "$sig" | awk '{print $5}'))) ( echo "$crmagic_hex $pub_len_hex $sig_len_hex" | xxd -r -p cat "$pub" "$sig" "$zip" ) > "$xpk" echo "Wrote $xpk"
Make the script executable:
> chmod +x make_xpk.sh
Create the xpk file
To create xpk packages, you will need a private key file. Use
openssl
to generate this for you:> openssl genrsa -out ~/mykey.pem 1024
Note that this is a private key file, and it should not be distributed with your application.
Call the shell script, passing it the path to the directory containing your application and your key file:
> ./make_xpk.sh xwalk-simple/ mykey.pem
This will produce a file named
xwalk-simple.xpk
in the directory where you ran the script.
Push the package to the device
Prepare the target (either connect it to the host or start it with VMware player/the emulator).
Use
scp
to push the package to the device:> scp xwalk-simple.xpk root@<ip address>:/home/app/
Note that we're using the app account's home directory on the target, as we'll install and run the application using this account.
Install the application package
Use a terminal on the emulated device to run the following steps:
Open a shell on the target as the
app
user. You can do this using the small console icon in the top-left of the screen.Install the
xwalk-simple.xpk
package using thexwalkctl
command (still as the app user):app:~> xwalkctl --install /home/app/xwalk-simple.xpk
The output from this command will end with something like this:
[0717/103509:INFO:package_installer.cc(171)] Installed application with id: dogabgfklbjobjkfdbokaedngjeepepj to /home/app/.config/xwalk-service/applications/dogabgfklbjobjkfdbokaedngjeepepj successfully.
The long ID string (dogabgfklbjobjkfdbokaedngjeepepj here) is the application ID. This is important, as you'll need it to launch the application in the next step.
If you need to uninstall the application, you can do this with:
xwalkctl --uninstall <application ID>
Run the application
To start the application, you need to know the ID assigned to the application when it was installed. If you can't remember it, you can list the installed applications with:
app:~> xwalkctl
Pass the ID to the xwalk-launcher
command, in the same shell you used to install the application:
app:~> xwalk-launcher dogabgfklbjobjkfdbokaedngjeepepj
The application should now start on the target. Here it is running on an emulated Tizen IVI device, on Fedora Linux:
To start the application in fullscreen mode, you can either configure this in the manifest or pass the --fullscreen
option to xwalk-launcher
:
app:~> xwalk-launcher --fullscreen dogabgfklbjobjkfdbokaedngjeepepj


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It was really funny, the can had a computer sparying himself with the duster, he looked really stoned, and he was laughing.
Anyways we went off to our other friend, Dan, who had some nugs, but he wasn't there so we decided to hit the can some. We went down in this sewer and walked across it. We each took a couple hits and i could feel it kick in a few seconds later. I hit the can just like some weed.
I could hear an echo, this really weird sound that kept on going the entire time i was high. Also I could hear my heart beating, it wasn't going fast, I could just hear it really well.
Then Craig started hallucinating some. He said 'Look out D----! Theres a girl over there!' After it wore off he asked me if I saw that girl smoking a joint, and I told him he just hallucinated it all.
I started hallucinating some and I thought I saw Jesus at the end of the tunnel, so I started following the light. It was all very weird, but very fun.
Then Dan came back. He tried it a couple times and loved it excedingly.
The next day Dan came over and we went to hit the bottle behind this building.
He busted both his teeth and had blood everywhere. At first I thought he was dead. He then came too and later got oxycodone (christ! its like a lottery for idiots!)
Effects:
Lightheaded, euphoria, laughing, mild to full blown visuals based on how many hits, loss of concious
Duration:
Kicks in, in a few seconds, lasts a 1-2 minutes
After Effects:
Chills, body might start shaking for no reason, mild hallucinations, drowsiness
Computer Duster can kill.
It is very urgent that you don't do this alone, and that if you do it with another friend make sure they are tripping out when you are. Don't do it around hard places, around water, or anything else you could hurt yourself around if you do pass out.

If you do it, proceed with caution.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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by Enioluwa AdeniyiThe Vice Presidential candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party, Peter Obi, on Monday, congratulated the former Vice President of Nigeria, Atiku Abubakar, on his 73rd birthday.
The former governor of Anambra State described the presidential candidate of PDP as a great leader and friend.
He took to his Twitter account and wrote: “A very happy birthday to a great leader and friend, @atiku”
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Recently yifenfei face such a problem that give you millions of positive integers,tell how many pairs i and j that satisfy F[i] smaller than F[j] strictly when i is smaller than j strictly. i and j is the serial number in the interger sequence. Of course, the problem is not over, the initial interger sequence will change all the time. Changing format is like this [S E] (abs(E-S)<=1000) that mean between the S and E of the sequece will Rotate one times.
For example initial sequence is 1 2 3 4 5.
If changing format is [1 3], than the sequence will be 1 3 4 2 5 because the first sequence is base from 0.
For example initial sequence is 1 2 3 4 5.
If changing format is [1 3], than the sequence will be 1 3 4 2 5 because the first sequence is base from 0.
输入:
The input contains multiple test cases.
Each case first given a integer n standing the length of integer sequence (2<=n<=3000000)
Second a line with n integers standing F[i](0<F[i]<=10000)
Third a line with one integer m (m < 10000)
Than m lines quiry, first give the type of quiry. A character C, if C is ‘R’ than give the changing format, if C equal to ‘Q’, just put the numbers of satisfy pairs.
Each case first given a integer n standing the length of integer sequence (2<=n<=3000000)
Second a line with n integers standing F[i](0<F[i]<=10000)
Third a line with one integer m (m < 10000)
Than m lines quiry, first give the type of quiry. A character C, if C is ‘R’ than give the changing format, if C equal to ‘Q’, just put the numbers of satisfy pairs.
输出:
The input contains multiple test cases.
Each case first given a integer n standing the length of integer sequence (2<=n<=3000000)
Second a line with n integers standing F[i](0<F[i]<=10000)
Third a line with one integer m (m < 10000)
Than m lines quiry, first give the type of quiry. A character C, if C is ‘R’ than give the changing format, if C equal to ‘Q’, just put the numbers of satisfy pairs.
Each case first given a integer n standing the length of integer sequence (2<=n<=3000000)
Second a line with n integers standing F[i](0<F[i]<=10000)
Third a line with one integer m (m < 10000)
Than m lines quiry, first give the type of quiry. A character C, if C is ‘R’ than give the changing format, if C equal to ‘Q’, just put the numbers of satisfy pairs.
样例输入:
5 1 2 3 4 5 3 Q R 1 3 Q
样例输出:
10 8
开始学习树状数组和线段树
题意：R表示k1–k2依次向左循环1位 Q:查询多少升序序列
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即为打印出的组合的个数C(n,r)，假设print函数复杂度为O(1)
分析的很专业！
具体实现上有所差别，但思路是一样的
遍历了所有的情况(2^n)，tmp数组就是由当前遍历的状态s推算出的
说的就是无向图啊，有向图的算法也是类似的
Java真是解决大数的利器
题目需要求解的是最小值，而且没有考虑可能存在环
有的，已更新
学算法中的数据结构学到一定程度会乐此不疲的，比如其中的2－3树，类似的红黑树，我甚至可以自己写个逻辑文件系统结构来。
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EthKudos is working over to the Ropsten Ethereum Network (a testnet). It means that is necessary to get Ether to use EthKudos.
On the testnets, there are some ways to get free Ether. EthKudos tries to claim some Ether for you and you can claim more on this Ether faucet.
Gas is a shorthand used to describe the cost of powering a transaction or contract in Ethereum, which is the blockchain network that Ethereum is built on.
Because blockchain is decentralized, every transaction is distributed through multiple computers, not a central server. This ensures each organisation and polling is secure or one-of-a-kind. However, it also takes more computational power, which is covered by the cost of gas. Ethereum typically communicates this cost in gwei (1 million gwei = 1 ether/ETH).
EthKudos is a gratitudes/kudos system that provides to companies, organisations or teams to boost the cooperation between the coworkers.
EthKudos allows to create a new organisation over Ethereum, this organisation is owned by the creator. Ethereum is the technology that ensures that the owner of the organisation and the members are who can interact with this organisation.
You will be able to create an organisation, add members and create polling events. In a polling, the members are able to vote for other members. At the end of a polling, this members will receive the kudos sent by other members.
An organisation, technically, is a Smart contract that is called ERC20 (or Token ERC20) with more features. It means that the members will be able to see his/here balance of kudos on MetaMask or other Ethereum client.
Each organisation have its own name, symbol and number of decimals. It is the necessary information to create a Token ERC20, and it needs to be filled in the creation of the organisation.
Notes:
First of all, Etherscan is a website that shows the details of all the transactions, accounts and Smart contracts on Ethereum.
So yes, you are able to check all the transactions done on EthKudos in Etherscan.
No, your organisation is a Token ERC20, but it has the trading features limited, so nobody can send or receive it. So each token won't have more value than the prestige among the members a company, team or organisation.
EthKudos have 2 parts:
EthKudos need a lot of technologies to be developed and make it work.
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| September 2012 – current |
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- Define Cloud Technology Strategy, coordinate interdisciplinary Teams to
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- Research to develop highly secure web applications with faster time to
market
- Token based authentication and extension for CORS, implemented alternative
for rapid integration between multiple systems using javascript and cors
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phonegap
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- Adobe brackets extension to support atomic webdesign
- Regular speaker on adobe enterprise conferences (2015: AEM going
supersonic, 2014: Developing with AEM 6, 2013: RESTful transactions, Html
Template Library)
- Adobe re-imagine initiative, creative cloud and mobile app sdk
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- Product Owner / Scrum Master
- Product Manager
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Switzerland, Basel and United States, Newport Beach
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For the past couple months, I have spent much time with the amphetamine-like drug Adderall. The first time I took the drug, I was at school and it was during finals (I took 30mg). I had only rolled on one occasion at that point and I had the time of my life that day speeding my way through the finals. I failed both of the finals I took that day (too focused, couldnít finish) but I didnít care cause I was so deep in euphoria and I felt so good about myself. On this occasion, I felt no after effects or withdrawal.
Over the next month, I slowly started using the drug more often. I wasnít taking higher doses, just more often. I liked the euphoria and the appetite suppression. The quality about the drug I liked best was that I could be myself around girls that might have intimidated me before.
On one occasion, I used the drug 6 days in a row. By the 6th day, the effects were diminished and I ended up crashing. At first, I didnít mind the crash because I told myself it was worth the high.
Because of my tolerance with the drug, I decided that I would wait a couple days between usage and that I would up the dosage. I moved on to 60 mgs a dose and then 120mgs at a time. And with the higher dosages, I started crashing hard. The relationship I had gotten myself into on the drug only made the matters worse when I would crash and then I would feel like I couldnít be myself around that person without the drug. I wanted the relationship to work out so badly that I would use high doses of the drug often. When the relationship ended, it was hell. The drug gave me a lot of anxiety, much of which still exist. As social as I had been when I was speeding, I was twice as anti.
The worst part about this drug is that I became so dependent without even realizing it. Once I experienced the euphoria, I quickly felt as though I was boring and not myself without it. Ordinary life seemed slow and dull and I felt like I couldnít be around people sober because I wasnít interested in anything and talking to people required much effort. I wasnít natural, as it had been before with aderall.
Aderall is a dangerous drug.   I haven't left the house for 3 days and I feel horrible. All I want is some more of the drug but I know that if I use it, i'll only feel ten billion times worse when it wears off. Pot helps some but I still feel very boring. I just wish I had never tried the drug cause I feel antisocial as all get out and I have rediscovered my notion that I am incompatible. Adderall catches up with you.
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by Team SOHHNew York rapper Tony Yayo is reminding people it’s way deeper than rap. The hip-hop veteran linked up recently with G-Unit group member Uncle Murda to interact with some Australian wildlife. Look and comment below!


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I'm 24 years old, I got my master's degree in Software Engineering in 2019, I'm really passionante by all the stuff related to computers and computer science. Extremely interested by the newest technologies.
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I graduated high school in 2014, mainly we had as principal courses: science, mathematics and physics.
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- Second and third years' Major: Specialize in Computer Science
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I got the Master's degree in 2019 after two years of in depth software engineering courses, and where at the end to make most use of the knowledge and the skills that I acquired, I had a training at ISATIS.


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Quantum Reality #4
From Quantum Reality by Nick Herbert
"The ontology of materialism rested upon the illusion that the kind of existence, the direct 'actuality' of the world around us, can be extrapolated into the atomic range. This extrapolation, however, is impossible . . . Atoms are not things." Werner HeisenbergQuantum Reality #4: The many-worlds interpretation. This quantum reality, first dreamed up by Hugh Everett in 1957 while a Ph.D. candidate under John Wheeler, takes the quantum measurement problem seriously and solves it in a bold and flamboyant manner.
The measurement problem can be stated in many ways. Everett saw it like this: the orthodox ontology treats measurement as a special kind of interaction, yet we know that measurement interactions cannot really be special since M devices are no different from anything else in the world. How, then, asks Everett, can we strip the measurement act of its privileged status and achieve within physics that democracy of interactions which certainly prevails in nature?
Bohr, for instance, assigns special status to measuring devices, conferring on them a classical-style actuality not possessed by the atomic entities under their scrutiny. Von Neumann, on the other hand, does not consider M devices special: he describes them in terms of possibility waves just like atoms. However, the price von Neumann has to pay to purchase this equality of being is the necessary elevation of the measurement act to special status. Unlike any other interaction in nature, measurement has the power to collapse the wave function from many parallel possibilities (the premeasurement superposition of possibilities) to just one (the actual measurement result).
Following von Neumann's picture of quantum theory, Everett represents everything by proxy waves, but he leaves out the wave function collapse. When a quantum system encounters an M device set to measure a particular attribute, it splits as usual into many waveforms, each corresponding to a possible value of that attribute. What is new in Everett's model is that correlated to every one of these system wave functions is a different M-device waveform which records one of these attribute values. Thus if the measured attribute has five possible values, the quantum-entity-plus-measuring-device develops into five quantum systems, each with a different attribute value paired with five measuring devices each registering that value. Instead of collapsing from five possibilities to one actual outcome, the quantum system in Everett's interpretation realizes all five outcomes.
To account for the stubborn fact that no one has ever seen one M device turn into five, Everett makes a not-so-modest proposal. The apparatus actually does split into five different parts, says Everett, but each part occupies its own parallel universe. A human beingone of Everett's critics, for instancedwells in just one of these universes (at a time) and cannot perceive the other four. Likewise the inhabitants of the other four universes are not aware of their parallel partners.
The "ordinariness" of quantum facts in spite of the real existence of multiple universes is accounted for in Everett's model by the fact that each human observer perceives only a single universe. We do not know why human perception is limited to such a small sector of the real world, but it seems to be an unavoidable fact. We are not directly aware of these alternate worlds, but our own universe would not be the same without them.
Everett's quantum theory without collapse describes the world as a continually proliferating jungle of conflicting possibilities, each isolated inside its own universe. In that world (which we might call super reality) one M device splits into five. However, humans do not happen to live in super reality but in the world of mere reality, where only one thing happens at a time. We can picture Everett's super reality as a continually branching tree of possibilities in which everything that can happen actually does happen. Each individual's experience (lived out in mere reality, not super reality) is a tiny portion of a single branch on that lush and perpetually flowering tree.
All interactions in Everett's super-real world are of the same kind: two systems come together, get correlated, then start to realize all their mutual possibilities. A measuring device is just like any other quantum entity except that its macroscopic attributes happen to be especially sensitive to some attribute (usually position) of an atomic entity with which it may become correlated. Lots of entities become correlated with photons, but few qualify as photon detectors because their visible attributes are not significantly changed by this photonic association. Our phosphor/screen combination is different: it prints a mark on a tape whenever it correlates with a photon's position attribute. In Everett's model, M devices are not essentially different from anything else except in certain unimportant details.
Everett's many-worlds interpretation of quantum theory, despite its extravagant assumption of numerous unobservable parallel worlds, is a favorite model of physicists because of all quantum realities it alone seems to solve the measurement problem with no arbitrary canonization of the process of measurement. In Everett's picture all measurement devices and measurement acts are fundamentally of the same nature as all other devices and acts. Strictly speaking, there are no "measurements" in the world, only correlations.
Einstein objected to suggestions of observer-created reality in quantum theory by saying that he could not imagine that a mouse could change the universe drastically simply by looking at it. Everett answers Einstein's objection by saying that the actual situation is quite the other way around. "It is not so much the system," Everett says, "which is affected by an observation, as the observer who becomes correlated to the system." The moral of Everett's tale is plain: if you don't want to spilt, stop looking at attribute-laden systems.
At a recent conference on the nature of quantum reality, Berkeley physicist Henry Stapp suggested an advantage that Everett's quantum reality confers on biological evolution and similar improbable but not impossible processes. Suppose, says Stapp, you could calculate the odds for life to begin on Earth and found them to be infintesimally small but not actually zero. In the conventional single-universe model of things, something with a very small probability is effectively impossible: it will never happen. However, in the Everett picture everything that can happen does happen. If life on Earth is possible at all, then it is inevitablein some corner of super reality. In Everett's bountiful multiverse, every little "could be," no matter how improbable, gets its time to shine.


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For the chips, cut the potatoes into thick batons and rinse them in cold water to remove as much starch as possible, put them in a large saucepan. Cover the chips with cold water and slowly bring to the boil. Simmer gently for 20–25 minutes, until the potatoes are knife tender and you can see lines and cracks start to develop. Using a slotted spoon, carefully remove the chips from the saucepan, don’t tip them into a colander as they will fall apart. Drain on kitchen paper and gently pat dry.
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To fry the chips, heat a deep fat fryer to 130C. Fry the chips, in batches, for 5 minutes, remove and set aside (CAUTION: hot oil can be dangerous. Do not over-fill the pan or leave unattended).
Meanwhile, pat the steak dry with kitchen paper. Head a griddle pan for several minutes over a high heat until it is too hot to hold your hand over – don’t ever touch the pan. Season the steak with plenty of salt. Add the steaks to the griddle, making sure you don’t overcrowd the pan.
For a very blue or rare steak cook for 1 minute on each side. For rare cook for 1½ minutes, for medium rare cook for 2 minutes and then 1½ on the other side. For medium cook for 2 minutes on each side. Remove the steaks and rest them for 5 –10 minutes, so the meat can relax and hold on to more of its juices. Season with black pepper.
Increase the deep-fat fryer temperature to 180C, return the chips to the pan, in batches, and fry for 1–2 minutes or until they are crisp and deep golden-brown. Drain on kitchen paper, then sprinkle the chips with salt.
To serve, carve the meat into slices and pour the sauce over the top and serve the chips alongside.


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War and the trauma of the Taliban have made Afghanistan an unlikely setting for literary fiction, and have given its writers little opportunity to be heard in the west. California-based Khaled Hosseini's first novel is an attempt to correct this, and to remind us of the anonymity it enjoyed before the Soviet invasion in 1979.
The nucleus of The Kite Runner is strong. Amir, the motherless only child of the widely loved Baba, has grown up with Hassan, a member of the abused Hazara minority who is both his servant and his best friend. In a moment of cowardice, however, Amir betrays his companion, leaving him in the hands of a violent bully who rapes him. After this, the very sight of Hassan becomes painful to Amir, and he betrays him once again, forcing the boy and his crippled father from the family home.
Hosseini conjures the awful feeling of guilt that childhood wrongdoing can induce, the fear that one is forever branded as the result of one's actions.


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Jeff Walker is a Professor of Biological Sciences at the University of Southern Maine with a background in geometric morphometrics, biomechanical modeling of swimming and flying animals, and modeling performance trade-offs in functional systems. More recent work is devoted to developing tools for best statistical practices in biology.
PhD in Anatomical Sciences, 1995
Stony Brook University
BA in Geological Sciences, 1988
University of Pennsylvania
A plotting tool for researchers, instructors, and students combining data, distribution summary, model effects, and uncertainty in a single plot
Some ecology. Some physiology. Much fake data.
What is an R doodle? An R doodle is a short script to check intuition or understanding. Almost always, this involves generating fake data.
Where can I find R doodles? Here. Some of these will be expanded into longer, interactive quasi-publications. Some of these might be fleshed out into manuscripts for archiving at PeerJ preprints or bioR$\chi$iv. Others will be expanded into Shiny apps. Some I might even submit for publication in a journal.
exploring statistical methods in ecology and physiology with wee bits of R
Combining data, distribution summary, model effects, and uncertainty in a single plot Pre-preprint Shiny
Bias in pre-post designs – An example from the Turnbaugh et al (2006) mouse fecal transplant study Pre-preprint
A full-list is found at my Google Scholar page. PDFs can be found at my Research Gate page.
Walker, J.A. (2017). On Model Averaging Partial Regression Coefficients. BioRxiv 133785. bioRxiv
Walker, J.A. (2016). Monte Carlo simulation of OLS and linear mixed model inference of phenotypic effects on gene expression. PeerJ 4, e2575. PeerJ
Walker, J.A., and Caddigan, S.P. (2015). Performance trade-offs and individual quality in decathletes. Journal of Experimental Biology 218, 3647–3657. JEB
Walker, J.A. (2014). The effect of unmeasured confounders on the ability to estimate a true performance or selection gradient (and other partial regression coefficients). Evolution 68, 2128–2136. Evolution
Walker, J.A., Alfaro, M.E., Noble, M.M., and Fulton, C.J. (2013). Body fineness ratio as a predictor of maximum prolonged-swimming speed in coral reef fishes. PLoS ONE 8, e75422. Evolution


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Sort
This programm is a personnal projetc that displays different sort algorithms (Bubble, Insertion, Cocktail Shaker, Merge) in the Unix terminal.
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This file contains differents sort functions and a way to display the array while it's being sorted. More...
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <time.h>
Macros | |
| #define | I 55 |
| Constant that sets the highest number in the array we want to sort and also the number of lines there will be on the plot. Must be smaller or equal to the number of lines of the terminal. | |
| #define | J 200 |
| Constant that sets the number of values to sort and also the number of column there will be on the plot. Must be smaller or equal to the number of column of the terminal. | |
| #define | DISPLAY_COLOR 1 |
| Constant used to choose if the plot is displayed with colors or with caracters. Set it to 0 to display caracters and to 1 to display colors. | |
Functions | |
| int | alea (int a, int b) |
| Return a random number between a (included) and b (included). More... | |
| void | init_tab (int tab[J]) |
| Fill the array given in parameter with a random number between 0 and I (constant). More... | |
| void | display_axis (int tab[J], char *sort) |
| Displays the plot in the terminal. The size of the axis are set by the constants. More... | |
| void | swap (int tab[J], int i, int j) |
| Swap two elements in the array. More... | |
| void | copy_array (int A[J], int iBegin, int iEnd, int B[J]) |
| Copy a segement of the array A into the array B. More... | |
| void | bubble_sort (int tab[J]) |
| Bubble sort algorithm. More information here : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bubble_sort. More... | |
| void | insertion_sort (int tab[J]) |
| Insertion sort algorithm. More information here : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Insertion_sort. More... | |
| void | cocktail_shaker_sort (int tab[J]) |
| void Cocktailshaker sort algorithm. More information here : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cocktail_shaker_sort More... | |
| void | topDownMergeSort (int A[J]) |
| Merge sort algorithm. More information here : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Merge_sort. More... | |
| void | topDownSplitMerge (int B[J], int iBegin, int iEnd, int A[J]) |
| Sort the given run of array A[J] using array B[J] as a source. More... | |
| void | topDownMerge (int A[J], int iBegin, int iMiddle, int iEnd, int B[J]) |
| Merges array A[J] and array B[J]. Left source half is A[iBegin:iMiddle-1], right source half is A[iMiddle:iEnd-1], result is B[iBegin:iEnd-1]. More... | |
| void | odd_even_transposition_sort (int tab[J]) |
| void Odd-even transposition sort algorithm. More information here : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Odd-even_sort More... | |
| int | main (int argc, char const *argv[]) |
| Initialize an array and sort it in different ways. More... | |
This file contains differents sort functions and a way to display the array while it's being sorted.
MIT License
Copyright (c) 2018 CHARLOT Servan
Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:
The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software.
 IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE
| int alea | ( | int | a, |
| int | b | ||
| ) |
Return a random number between a (included) and b (included).
| [in] | a | Lower bound. |
| [in] | b | Upper bound. |
| void bubble_sort | ( | int | tab[J] | ) |
Bubble sort algorithm. More information here : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bubble_sort.
| [in,out] | tab[J] | Array to sort. |
| void cocktail_shaker_sort | ( | int | tab[J] | ) |
void Cocktailshaker sort algorithm. More information here : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cocktail_shaker_sort
| [in,out] | tab[J] | Array to sort. |
| void copy_array | ( | int | A[J], |
| int | iBegin, | ||
| int | iEnd, | ||
| int | B[J] | ||
| ) |
Copy a segement of the array A into the array B.
| [in,out] | A[J] | Array containing the data to copy. |
| [in] | iBegin | Begining index of the segement (included). |
| [in] | iEnd | End index of the segement (not included). |
| [in,out] | B[J] | Array where the data have to be copied. |
| void display_axis | ( | int | tab[J], |
| char * | sort | ||
| ) |
Displays the plot in the terminal. The size of the axis are set by the constants.
| [in,out] | tab[J] | The array to plot. |
| void init_tab | ( | int | tab[J] | ) |
Fill the array given in parameter with a random number between 0 and I (constant).
| [in,out] | tab[J] | The array to fill. |
| void insertion_sort | ( | int | tab[J] | ) |
Insertion sort algorithm. More information here : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Insertion_sort.
| [in,out] | tab[J] | Array to sort. |
| int main | ( | int | argc, |
| char const * | argv[] | ||
| ) |
Initialize an array and sort it in different ways.
| argc | Unused. |
| argv | Unused. |
| void odd_even_transposition_sort | ( | int | tab[J] | ) |
void Odd-even transposition sort algorithm. More information here : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Odd-even_sort
| [in,out] | tab[J] | Array to sort. |
| void swap | ( | int | tab[J], |
| int | i, | ||
| int | j | ||
| ) |
Swap two elements in the array.
| [in] | i | Index of the first element to swap. {Require : i < J} |
| [in] | j | Index of the second element to swap. {Require : j < J} |
| [in,out] | tab[J] | Array where the swap takes place. |
| void topDownMerge | ( | int | A[J], |
| int | iBegin, | ||
| int | iMiddle, | ||
| int | iEnd, | ||
| int | B[J] | ||
| ) |
Merges array A[J] and array B[J]. Left source half is A[iBegin:iMiddle-1], right source half is A[iMiddle:iEnd-1], result is B[iBegin:iEnd-1].
| [in,out] | A[J] | Source array where the data to merge are taken. |
| [in] | iBegin | Begining index of the segement (included). |
| [in] | iMiddle | Middle index of the segement. |
| [in] | iEnd | End index of the segement (not included). |
| [in,out] | B[J] | Source/Destination array where the merged data ends. |
| void topDownMergeSort | ( | int | A[J] | ) |
Merge sort algorithm. More information here : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Merge_sort.
| [in,out] | A[J] | Array to sort. |
| void topDownSplitMerge | ( | int | B[J], |
| int | iBegin, | ||
| int | iEnd, | ||
| int | A[J] | ||
| ) |
Sort the given run of array A[J] using array B[J] as a source.
| [in,out] | B[J] | Source array where the data to sort are taken. |
| [in] | iBegin | Begining index of the segement (included). |
| [in] | iEnd | End index of the segement (not included). |
| [in,out] | A[J] | Destination array where the sorted data ends. |


Rate of Dissolving and Solubility
Pre-Lab/Lesson Task
Read Textbook
Teaching
- 2.3C Rate of Dissolving
- 2.3D Solubility (Extension)
Practical Work
- Practical 2.6: Factors affecting the rate of dissolving
- Practical 2.7: How much solute can water dissolve?
- Practical 2.8: Solubility of sodium sulphate at different temperatures (Consider cancel)
Homework
Dictation
Dictation 5 (P.4, 15-20: Science, Science Investigation, Fair tests and Variables)


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Greenville Spartanburg International Airport |
Greenville |
GSP |
| William P Hobby Airport |
Houston |
HOU |
Southwest Airlines |
Valley International Airport |
Harlingen |
HRL |
| William P Hobby Airport |
Houston |
HOU |
Southwest Airlines |
Indianapolis International Airport |
Indianapolis |
IND |
| William P Hobby Airport |
Houston |
HOU |
Southwest Airlines |
Jackson-Medgar Wiley Evers International Airport |
Jackson |
JAN |
| William P Hobby Airport |
Houston |
HOU |
Southwest Airlines |
General Edward Lawrence Logan International Airport |
Boston |
BOS |
| William P Hobby Airport |
Houston |
HOU |
AirTran Airways |
Bill & Hillary Clinton National Airport/Adams Field |
Little Rock |
LIT |
| William P Hobby Airport |
Houston |
HOU |
AirTran Airways |
Los Angeles International Airport |
Los Angeles |
LAX |
| William P Hobby Airport |
Houston |
HOU |
AirTran Airways |
McCarran International Airport |
Las Vegas |
LAS |
| William P Hobby Airport |
Houston |
HOU |
AirTran Airways |
Long Island Mac Arthur Airport |
Islip |
ISP |
| William P Hobby Airport |
Houston |
HOU |
AirTran Airways |
Valley International Airport |
Harlingen |
HRL |
| William P Hobby Airport |
Houston |
HOU |
AirTran Airways |
Greenville Spartanburg International Airport |
Greenville |
GSP |
| William P Hobby Airport |
Houston |
HOU |
AirTran Airways |
Denver International Airport |
Denver |
DEN |
| William P Hobby Airport |
Houston |
HOU |
AirTran Airways |
Dallas Love Field |
Dallas |
DAL |
| William P Hobby Airport |
Houston |
HOU |
AirTran Airways |
Corpus Christi International Airport |
Corpus Christi |
CRP |
| William P Hobby Airport |
Houston |
HOU |
AirTran Airways |
Charlotte Douglas International Airport |
Charlotte |
CLT |
| William P Hobby Airport |
Houston |
HOU |
AirTran Airways |
Charleston Air Force Base-International Airport |
Charleston |
CHS |
| William P Hobby Airport |
Houston |
HOU |
AirTran Airways |
Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport |
Phoenix |
PHX |
| William P Hobby Airport |
Houston |
HOU |
AirTran Airways |
Theodore Francis Green State Airport |
Providence |
PVD |
| William P Hobby Airport |
Houston |
HOU |
AirTran Airways |
Raleigh Durham International Airport |
Raleigh-durham |
RDU |
| William P Hobby Airport |
Houston |
HOU |
AirTran Airways |
San Antonio International Airport |
San Antonio |
SAT |
| William P Hobby Airport |
Houston |
HOU |
AirTran Airways |
John Wayne Airport-Orange County Airport |
Santa Ana |
SNA |
| William P Hobby Airport |
Houston |
HOU |
AirTran Airways |
Tampa International Airport |
Tampa |
TPA |
| William P Hobby Airport |
Houston |
HOU |
Southwest Airlines |
Jacksonville International Airport |
Jacksonville |
JAX |
| William P Hobby Airport |
Houston |
HOU |
Southwest Airlines |
McCarran International Airport |
Las Vegas |
LAS |
| William P Hobby Airport |
Houston |
HOU |
AirTran Airways |
Tulsa International Airport |
Tulsa |
TUL |
| William P Hobby Airport |
Houston |
HOU |
AirTran Airways |
Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport |
Baltimore |
BWI |
| William P Hobby Airport |
Houston |
HOU |
Southwest Airlines |
Los Angeles International Airport |
Los Angeles |
LAX |
| William P Hobby Airport |
Houston |
HOU |
Southwest Airlines |
La Guardia Airport |
New York |
LGA |
| William P Hobby Airport |
Houston |
HOU |
Southwest Airlines |
Bill & Hillary Clinton National Airport/Adams Field |
Little Rock |
LIT |
| William R Fairchild International Airport |
Port Angeles |
CLM |
Kenmore Air |
Boeing Field King County International Airport |
Seattle |
BFI |
| Williamson County Regional Airport |
Marion |
MWA |
Cape Air |
St Louis Lambert International Airport |
St. Louis |
STL |
| Williamsport Regional Airport |
Williamsport |
IPT |
American Airlines |
Philadelphia International Airport |
Philadelphia |
PHL |
| Williamsport Regional Airport |
Williamsport |
IPT |
US Airways |
Philadelphia International Airport |
Philadelphia |
PHL |
| Wilmington International Airport |
Wilmington |
ILM |
American Airlines |
Philadelphia International Airport |
Philadelphia |
PHL |
| Wilmington International Airport |
Wilmington |
ILM |
US Airways |
Charlotte Douglas International Airport |
Charlotte |
CLT |
| Wilmington International Airport |
Wilmington |
ILM |
American Airlines |
Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport |
Washington |
DCA |
| Wilmington International Airport |
Wilmington |
ILM |
American Airlines |
La Guardia Airport |
New York |
LGA |
| Wilmington International Airport |
Wilmington |
ILM |
Delta Air Lines |
La Guardia Airport |
New York |
LGA |
| Wilmington International Airport |
Wilmington |
ILM |
Delta Air Lines |
Hartsfield Jackson Atlanta International Airport |
Atlanta |
ATL |
| Wilmington International Airport |
Wilmington |
ILM |
US Airways |
Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport |
Washington |
DCA |
| Wilmington International Airport |
Wilmington |
ILM |
US Airways |
La Guardia Airport |
New York |
LGA |
| Wilmington International Airport |
Wilmington |
ILM |
US Airways |
Philadelphia International Airport |
Philadelphia |
PHL |
| Wilmington International Airport |
Wilmington |
ILM |
American Airlines |
Charlotte Douglas International Airport |
Charlotte |
CLT |
| Wokal Field Glasgow International Airport |
Glasgow |
GGW |
Cape Air |
Billings Logan International Airport |
Billings |
BIL |
| Worcester Regional Airport |
Worcester |
ORH |
JetBlue Airways |
Fort Lauderdale Hollywood International Airport |
Fort Lauderdale |
FLL |
| Worcester Regional Airport |
Worcester |
ORH |
JetBlue Airways |
Orlando International Airport |
Orlando |
MCO |
| Worland Municipal Airport |
Worland |
WRL |
United Airlines |
Cheyenne Regional Jerry Olson Field |
Cheyenne |
CYS |
| Worland Municipal Airport |
Worland |
WRL |
Great Lakes Airlines |
Cheyenne Regional Jerry Olson Field |
Cheyenne |
CYS |
| Worland Municipal Airport |
Worland |
WRL |
Frontier Airlines |
Cheyenne Regional Jerry Olson Field |
Cheyenne |
CYS |
| Yampa Valley Airport |
Hayden |
HDN |
United Airlines |
Denver International Airport |
Denver |
DEN |
| Yeager Airport |
Charleston |
CRW |
Pinnacle Airlines |
Hartsfield Jackson Atlanta International Airport |
Atlanta |
ATL |
| Yeager Airport |
Charleston |
CRW |
Delta Air Lines |
Detroit Metropolitan Wayne County Airport |
Detroit |
DTW |
| Yeager Airport |
Charleston |
CRW |
Spirit Airlines |
Myrtle Beach International Airport |
Myrtle Beach |
MYR |
| Yeager Airport |
Charleston |
CRW |
Delta Air Lines |
Hartsfield Jackson Atlanta International Airport |
Atlanta |
ATL |
| Yellowstone Regional Airport |
Cody |
COD |
United Airlines |
Denver International Airport |
Denver |
DEN |
| Yellowstone Regional Airport |
Cody |
COD |
Delta Air Lines |
Salt Lake City International Airport |
Salt Lake City |
SLC |
| Youngstown Warren Regional Airport |
Youngstown |
YNG |
Allegiant Air |
St Petersburg Clearwater International Airport |
St. Petersburg |
PIE |
| Youngstown Warren Regional Airport |
Youngstown |
YNG |
Allegiant Air |
Charlotte County Airport |
Punta Gorda |
PGD |
| Youngstown Warren Regional Airport |
Youngstown |
YNG |
Allegiant Air |
Myrtle Beach International Airport |
Myrtle Beach |
MYR |
| Youngstown Warren Regional Airport |
Youngstown |
YNG |
Allegiant Air |
Orlando Sanford International Airport |
Sanford |
SFB |
| Yuma MCAS/Yuma International Airport |
Yuma |
YUM |
United Airlines |
Los Angeles International Airport |
Los Angeles |
LAX |
| Yuma MCAS/Yuma International Airport |
Yuma |
YUM |
US Airways |
Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport |
Phoenix |
PHX |
| Yuma MCAS/Yuma International Airport |
Yuma |
YUM |
American Airlines |
Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport |
Phoenix |
PHX |


#include <dialogs.h>
Inheritance diagram for TInputLine::
Public Methods | |
| TInputLine (const TRect &bounds, int aMaxLen, TValidator *aValid=0) | |
| ~TInputLine () | |
| virtual ushort | dataSize () |
| virtual void | draw () |
| virtual void | getData (void *rec) |
| virtual TPalette& | getPalette () const |
| virtual void | handleEvent (TEvent &event) |
| void | selectAll (Boolean enable) |
| virtual void | setData (void *rec) |
| virtual void | setState (ushort aState, Boolean enable) |
| virtual Boolean | valid (ushort cmd) |
| void | setValidator (TValidator *aValid) |
Static Public Methods | |
| TStreamable* | build () |
Public Attributes | |
| char* | data |
| int | maxLen |
| int | curPos |
| int | firstPos |
| int | selStart |
| int | selEnd |
Static Public Attributes | |
| const char* const | name |
Protected Methods | |
| TInputLine (StreamableInit) | |
| virtual void | write (opstream &os) |
| virtual void* | read (ipstream &is) |
Definition at line 261 of file dialogs.h.
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Creates an input box control with the given values by calling TView::TView(bounds).
Memory is allocated and cleared for `aMaxlen' + 1 bytes and the data data member set to point at this allocation. An input line is sometimes used with a validator. Data validators are objects that detect when the user has entered valid or invalid information. In case of invalid data, the validator will provide appropriate feedback to the user.
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Deletes the data memory allocation, then calls TView destructor to destroy the TInputLine object.
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Each streamable class needs a "builder" to allocate the correct memory for its objects together with the initialized virtual table pointers. This is achieved by calling this constructor with an argument of type StreamableInit. |
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Called to create an object in certain stream-reading situations. Reimplemented from TView. Reimplemented in TFileInputLine. |
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Returns the size of the record for getData() and setData() calls. By default, it returns maxLen + 1. Override this member function if you define descendants to handle other data types. Reimplemented from TView. |
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Draws the input box and its data. The box is drawn with the appropriate colors depending on whether the box is sfFocused (that is, whether the box view owns the cursor), and arrows are drawn if the input string exceeds the size of the view (in either or both directions).
Reimplemented from TView. |
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Writes the number of bytes (obtained from a call to dataSize()) from the data string to the array given by `rec'. Used with setData() for a variety of applications; for example, temporary storage, or passing on the input string to other views. Override getData() if you define TInputLine descendants to handle non-string data types. You can also use getData() to convert from a string to other data types after editing by TInputLine. Reimplemented from TView. |
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Returns the default palette string. Reimplemented from TView. |
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Calls TView::handleEvent(), then handles all mouse and keyboard events if the input box is selected. This member function implements the standard editing capability of the input box. Editing features include:
Reimplemented from TView. Reimplemented in TFileInputLine. |
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Reads from the input stream `is'. Reimplemented from TView. |
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Sets curPos, firstPos and selStart data members to 0. If `enable' is set to True, selEnd is set to the length of the data string, thereby selecting the whole input line; if `enable' is set to False, selEnd is set to 0, thereby deselecting the whole line. Finally, the view is redrawn by calling TView::drawView(). |
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By default, copies the number of bytes (as returned by dataSize()) from the `rec' array to the data string, and then calls selectAll(True). This zeros curPos, firstPos and selStart.
Override setData() if you define descendants to handle non-string data types. You also use setData() to convert other data types to a string for editing by TInputLine. Reimplemented from TView. |
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Called when the input box needs redrawing (for example, if the palette is changed) following a change of state. Calls TView::setState() to set or clear the view's state with the given `aState' bit(s). Then if `aState' is sfSelected (or sfActive and the input box is sfSelected), selectAll(enable) is called (which, in turn, calls TView::drawView()).
Reimplemented from TView. |
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Undocumented. |
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Undocumented. Reimplemented from TView. |
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Writes to the output stream `os'. Reimplemented from TView. |
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Index to insertion point (that is, to the current cursor position). |
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The string containing the edited information. |
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Index to the first displayed character. |
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Maximum length allowed for string to grow (excluding the final 0). |
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Undocumented. Reimplemented from TView. Reimplemented in TFileInputLine. |
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Index to the end of the selection area (that is, to the last character block marked). |
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Index to the beginning of the selection area (that is, to the first character block marked). |


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Our paper A mixture-of-experts model for vehicle prediction using an online learning approach was accepted at the The 28th International Conference on Artificial Neural Networks (ICANN) 2019 in Munich.