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For the fire-swirl: Melt butter over medium heat ina saucepan. Add brown sugar and stir to dissolve. Halve all of the figs and tass in the saucepan with water and lemon juice. Cook over medium heat, stirring frequently, until you have a chunky jammy mixture. Add salt with one or two stirs, n anide and let cool completely
Ice cream: In a small pet over medium heat, combine milk, and granulated sugar until sugar is completely dissolved and the milks just barely lukewarm Whisk in the egg yolks, Get moisture in the fridge and wait until the fig mixture is cooled
Using an ice cream machine, pour liquids into the frozen basin and process according to manufacturer Instructions, Le let spin and thicken for 20 minutes before adding mascarpone, fig jam mixture, and the nuts Continue to process for 10 minutes. Pour semi-frozen mixture into a pyrex dish or glass tupperware Freeze for at least two hours before serving.
- cups milk
- 1/2 cup mscarpone
- 1/2 tsp pink salt
- 1 lb Black Mission Figs
- 1/2 cup brown sugar
- 2-4 tbsp water
- 11/2 cups heavy cream
- 1/3 granulated sugar
- 2 egg yoks
- 1 lemon, juiced
- 2 tbsp butter
- 1 cup honey roasted pecans, roughly chopped
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Pakistan FM Shah Mahmood Qureshi’s Statement at 8th Heart of Asia Ministerial Conference
by MatiISTANBUL, Turkey: The Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi attended the 8th Ministerial Conference of the Heart of Asia – Istanbul Process held in Istanbul on December 9, 2019 under the theme “Peace, Partnership, Prosperity”.
Foreign Minister of Pakistan Shah Mahmood Qureshi’s Statement at 8th Ministerial Conference Heart of Asia-Istanbul Process
Distinguished Foreign Minister of Turkey,
Honorable Acting Foreign Minister of Afghanistan,
Excellencies,
Distinguished delegates,
Ladies and Gentlemen!
Let me begin by commending the two co-Chairs on convening this important Conference. My special thanks to the brotherly government of Turkey for its warm hospitality and immaculate preparations. It is also delightful to be back in this beautiful, and enchanting, city of Istanbul, where East meets West.
It is heartening that the Heart of Asia – Istanbul Process, launched here in Istanbul in 2011 jointly by Turkey and Afghanistan, has become a vital part of multilateral mechanisms on Afghanistan. Evolving rapidly, it has gained strength in a short span of time.
As we move forward, I am confident that we will achieve our shared goal of a secure and stable Afghanistan, which remains crucial for the economic progress and prosperity of the region.
Distinguished participants,
Afghanistan’s importance has been best underscored by the poet of the East, Allama Mohammad Iqbal, who said and I quote, “Asia is a body built of clay and water and Afghanistan is a heart in that body. If there will be peace in Afghanistan then there will be peace in Asia. If there will be turmoil in Afghanistan, then there will be turmoil in Asia” (Unquote). Allama Iqbal’s illustration of Afghanistan remains as true today as it was more than 100 years ago.
Within the international fraternity, no other nation can claim to have as strong and historic bonds with Afghanistan as Pakistan does. Also, there is no country that is more desirous of enduring peace, stability and prosperity in Afghanistan than Pakistan.
Besides the immutable bonds of geography, common faith, and cultural and linguistic affinities, we have other vitally important linkages. Pakistan remains Afghanistan’s largest trade and economic partner. We continue to host more than 3 million Afghan refugees for the last four decades and are committed to their safe and dignified voluntary return. More than a million Afghans cross the Pakistan-Afghanistan border annually.
Naturally, such close links also raise challenges for both Afghanistan and Pakistan. Some of these include:
- Spillover of insecurity in Afghanistan to Pakistan.
- Nexus between drug trafficking and terrorist groups.
- Lack of progress in realizing regional connectivity projects.
Distinguished participants,
Notwithstanding the challenges, deepening Pakistan’s relations with Afghanistan in all fields remains our highest priority. Our endeavor is to enhance trade and economic ties, facilitate people-to-people contacts, and increase regional connectivity. The opening of Torkham crossing-point on 24/7 basis is part of this vision and clearly aimed at supporting Afghanistan in its efforts for peace and progress.
Pakistan has committed over US$1 billion in development assistance for Afghanistan in the sectors of education, health, reconstruction and infrastructure development across Afghanistan. The Afghanistan–Pakistan Action Plan for Peace and Solidarity (APAPPS) offers a useful platform to both countries to address all issues of mutual interest and concern within an institutional framework. The next meeting of APPAPS will be held in Kabul in the near future.
In the regional context, we hosted the third China-Afghanistan-Pakistan Foreign Ministers’ Dialogue in Islamabad on 7 September 2019. This trilateral format has helped deepen the interaction amongst us. Within a few months, we have conducted a joint Junior Diplomats’ Training Course at the Foreign Service Academy in Islamabad, an U-19 Cricket Tournament, and a trilateral Counter-Terrorism Workshop in Beijing.
On peace and reconciliation, Pakistan remains fully committed to an Afghan-led and Afghan-owned process. It is gratifying that the international community has finally vindicated Pakistan’s long-held stance — as we always stressed that there was no military solution to the conflict in Afghanistan. The only solution, in our view, lay in a negotiated political settlement. A military-focused approach simply exacerbated the miseries of the common Afghans. Within this perspective of peaceful resolution, we wholeheartedly supported and facilitated the U.S.-Taliban talks.
Pakistan also supported the efforts for the release of Professors Kevin King and Timothy Weeks, and we are pleased that they are finally safe and reunited with their families.
While we were concerned at the temporary hiatus in U.S.-Taliban talks, Pakistan has warmly welcomed President Trump’s statements on pursuing a political settlement in Afghanistan, including through the resumption of dialogue with the Taliban. Recent resumption of these talks is a positive development which will help in establishing enduring peace and stability in Afghanistan and the region.
We wish to see the peace process lead to inclusive intra-Afghan negotiations. Pakistan will continue to work with all sides, and regional and international partners, in promoting a political solution that satisfactorily addresses the concerns and interests of all Afghans.
At the same time, we must remain cautious about role of “spoilers” in view of their vested interests. The existing, broad regional and international consensus in favour of achieving peace in Afghanistan through a political settlement is an unprecedented opportunity. It must be seized!
Distinguished participants,
The thematic focus of this Conference — “Peace, Partnership, Prosperity” — is most apt, as in our view, these three conditions are indispensable for sustainable peace, security and stability in Afghanistan. It is equally important to recognize that these are mutually-dependent as well as mutually-reinforcing. There can be no peace without prosperity, and there can be no prosperity without partnership!
We must all join hands to advance these objectives for the sake of Afghanistan and the region. We should also focus on prioritizing physical connectivity through transport, communications and energy projects as well as simplification of practices, regulations, legislation and agreements in the areas of trade and transit to facilitate the flow of goods and services.
Distinguished participants,
I conclude my remarks with the hope that Afghanistan moves forward on the path to peace and stability, which will require a spirit of cooperation and constructive engagement.
The Joint Declaration, the Working Guidelines and the Implementation Plan of the seven CBMs are all comprehensive documents — reflecting the commitment of the Partner Countries, Supporting Countries, and International Organizations. We appreciate the hard work that has gone into finalizing them.
I am pleased to share that Pakistan, being the lead country in the Agriculture Cooperation CBM, will host its Regional Technical Group meeting within the first quarter of 2020.
Let us all continue to move together to achieve our shared objectives of peace, progress and prosperity in Afghanistan.
Thank you!


pdfjsGroupControl
pdfjsGroupControl allow to control most of one pdf throw pdfjsControls.
PdfjsGroupControl implements pdfjsCommand.
For methods inherited see PdfjsCommand documentation.
- Create an instance of pdfjsGroupControl
- Create one or most instances of pdfjsControl
- Load pdf by pdfControl
- Select pdfjsControl in pdfjsGroupControl
- Manipulate it
Example
pdfjsGroupControl: PdfjsGroupControl = new PdfjsGroupControl();
pdfjsControl1: PdfjsControl = new PdfjsControl();
pdfjsControl2: PdfjsControl = new PdfjsControl();
ngOnInit():void {
this.pdfjsControl1.load('assets/pdfs/conditions.pdf');
this.pdfjsControl2.load('assets/pdfs/guide.pdf');
this.pdfjsGroupControl.selectControl(pdfjsControl1);
this.pdfjsGroupControl.selectFirst();
this.pdfjsGroupControl.rotateSelected(90);
}
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| Define pdfjsControl as current pdfjsControl managed by pdfjsGroupControl |
| pdfjsControl: PdfjsControl |
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The PdfjsControl as you want control |
| This pdfjsControl is it selected in pdfjsGroupControl. |
| pdfjsControl: PdfjsControl |
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The result. |


Regina Pats acquire local product Carson Denomie from Moose Jaw Warriors
The Regina Pats made a rare swap with the rival Moose Jaw Warriors on Monday, acquiring 19-year-old forward Carson Denomie for 18-year-old centre Garrett Wright.
by Greg HarderThe Regina Pats made a rare swap with the rival Moose Jaw Warriors on Monday, acquiring 19-year-old forward Carson Denomie for 18-year-old centre Garrett Wright.
Denomie, a Regina native, has five goals and 13 points in 19 games with Moose Jaw this season. The Warriors acquired him from the Kamloops Blazers midway through last season. He had seven goals and 13 points in 31 games after the trade, followed by two goals and two assists in four playoff contests.
Kamloops selected him in the fifth round of the 2015 bantam draft. The 6-foot-0, 196-pounder helped the Regina Pat Canadians win a Saskatchewan midget AAA championship in 2017, finishing with 16 goals and 46 points in 44 games en route to being named a second-team all-star.
“We are happy to add Carson to our forward group,” Pats GM John Paddock said in a media release. “He is a hometown kid and off to a great start this year.”
Wright, a native of Mesa, Ariz., has seven points (all assists) in 17 games this season. The undrafted list pickup notched seven goals and 11 points in 63 games as a WHL rookie last season.


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MQTT Data Sources¶
MQTT Data Sources allow P2UX application to subscribe to and publish data with MQTT brokers. Since it follows the standard Data Source protocol, data from the repository can be used directly in UI. Each request in an MQTT Data Source is associated with a MQTT topic and requires a schema that defines the structure of the data stored in the topic. Data can be either primitive data types (String, Boolean, Integer, Float) or JSON. Data linked to controls that are defined to update the link (controls such as a Text Input) will automatically publish changes to the data with the broker. Manual changes are accomplished by triggering a "Request Data" action with a command type of "update".
Note
As of the last version of this document, Data Sources can only be defined using a JSON editor. It is assumed that the reader understands the basics of JSON structure to be able to edit the data source. A better targeted Data Source editor is being developed to make creation of Data Sources simpiler.
Player Support
Since there are different libraries that implement MQTT broker integration for Android and iOS, support for MQTT data sources is not included by the P2UX Player application. Support for use of MQTT data sources is provided using a custom Data Source using that encapsulates a third party library for MQTT. A native application must be created for each platform supported by the application and include the additional code as well as the third party libraries to interface between P2UX and MQTT. The P2UX Client Libraries GitHub project contains the sources and instructions for integrating support for MQTT in your native application for both Android and iOS.
Authentication
The current version of MQTT data sources don't yet support authentication with MQTT brokers. This document will be updated with authentication information once its supported.
InitData Object Attributes¶
The initdata
object defines the MQTT broker information for MQTT Data Sources and includes the following attributes:
| Attribute | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| host | string | The host URL/IP address of the MQTT Broker for this datasource. |
| port | number | The port number on the host broker. If not provided, the default is 1883 |
| timeout | number | The number of seconds to wait before a timeout of a connection request. If not provided, the default is 30 seconds |
Request Object Attributes¶
In addition to the basic Request Object Attributes provided by Data Sources, MQTT Data Sources have additional attributes for each request specific to the subscription and publishing of MQTT data.
| Attribute | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| topic | String | The name of the topic associated with the request. |
| retain | Boolean | Whether or not the messages published for the specified topic are retained by the MQTT Broker. Support of this feature is specific to the MQTT broker implementation. |
Attributes Object¶
The request
object can have additional attributes
that control how its data is handled.
| Attribute | Type | Description |
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| persist | boolean | (OPTIONAL) - Whether or not data retrieved from the MQTT broker for a request is persisted locally. If this attribute not specified, no data will be persisted and network connectivity will be required to use any data from the request. |
| encrypt | boolean | (OPTIONAL) - When persist is set to true , setting encrypt to true will encrypt the data persisted on the client device. |
Data Schema¶
All requests require a schema object that defines the structure of the data referenced by the 'topic'.
This example shows a request with an object of "temperature" data. The request is called temp
in a data source named home_data
.
{ "name": { "en_US": "Home Data" }, "type": "MQTT", "systemtype": "home_data", "requests": { "temperature": { "request": { "topic": "home/temp", "retain": true }, "schema": { "type": "Object", "item": { "current":{ "type":"Number" }, "set":{ "type":"Number" } } } } } }
Creating a New Data Source
For Steps to create a new Data Source in Builder, refer to the Data Sources documentation. Select Custom Data Source for the data source type and set the Custom Type to MQTT


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public interface NamespaceContext
Represents an interface to query namespace information.The prefix and namespace must be identical references for equal strings, thus each string should be internalized (@see String.intern()) or added to the
SymbolTable
- Version:
- $Id$
- Author:
- Andy Clark, IBM
- See Also:
- org.smooks.engine.delivery.sax.ng.org.apache.xerces.util.SymbolTable
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Field Summary
Fields Modifier and Type Field Description static String
XML_URI
The XML Namespace ("http://www.w3.org/XML/1998/namespace").static String
XMLNS_URI
XML Information Set REC all namespace attributes (including those named xmlns, whose [prefix] property has no value) have a namespace URI of http://www.w3.org/2000/xmlns/
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Method Summary
All Methods Instance Methods Abstract Methods Modifier and Type Method Description boolean
declarePrefix(String prefix, String uri)
Declare a Namespace prefix.Enumeration
getAllPrefixes()
Return an enumeration of all prefixes whose declarations are active in the current context.String
getDeclaredPrefixAt(int index)
Returns the prefix at the specified index in the current context.int
getDeclaredPrefixCount()
Return a count of locally declared prefixes, including the default prefix if bound.String
getPrefix(String uri)
Look up a namespace URI and get one of the mapped prefix.String
getURI(String prefix)
Look up a prefix and get the currently-mapped Namespace URI.void
popContext()
Revert to the previous Namespace context.void
pushContext()
Start a new Namespace context.void
reset()
Reset this Namespace support object for reuse.
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Field Detail
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XML_URI
static final String XML_URI
The XML Namespace ("http://www.w3.org/XML/1998/namespace"). This is the Namespace URI that is automatically mapped to the "xml" prefix.
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XMLNS_URI
static final String XMLNS_URI
XML Information Set REC all namespace attributes (including those named xmlns, whose [prefix] property has no value) have a namespace URI of http://www.w3.org/2000/xmlns/
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Method Detail
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pushContext
void pushContext()
Start a new Namespace context.A new context should be pushed at the beginning of each XML element: the new context will automatically inherit the declarations of its parent context, but it will also keep track of which declarations were made within this context.
- See Also:
popContext()
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popContext
void popContext()
Revert to the previous Namespace context.The context should be popped at the end of each XML element. After popping the context, all Namespace prefix mappings that were previously in force are restored.
Users must not attempt to declare additional Namespace prefixes after popping a context, unless you push another context first.
- See Also:
pushContext()
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declarePrefix
boolean declarePrefix(String prefix, String uri)
Declare a Namespace prefix.This method declares a prefix in the current Namespace context; the prefix will remain in force until this context is popped, unless it is shadowed in a descendant context.
Note that to declare a default Namespace, use the empty string. The prefixes "xml" and "xmlns" can't be rebound.
Note that you must not declare a prefix after you've pushed and popped another Namespace.
- Parameters:
prefix
- The prefix to declare, or null for the empty string.uri
- The Namespace URI to associate with the prefix.- Returns:
- true if the prefix was legal, false otherwise
- See Also:
getURI(java.lang.String)
,getDeclaredPrefixAt(int)
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getURI
String getURI(String prefix)
Look up a prefix and get the currently-mapped Namespace URI.This method looks up the prefix in the current context. If no mapping is found, this methods will continue lookup in the parent context(s). Use the empty string ("") for the default Namespace.
- Parameters:
prefix
- The prefix to look up.- Returns:
- The associated Namespace URI, or null if the prefix is undeclared in this context.
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getPrefix
String getPrefix(String uri)
Look up a namespace URI and get one of the mapped prefix.This method looks up the namespace URI in the current context. If more than one prefix is currently mapped to the same URI, this method will make an arbitrary selection If no mapping is found, this methods will continue lookup in the parent context(s).
- Parameters:
uri
- The namespace URI to look up.- Returns:
- One of the associated prefixes, or null if the uri does not map to any prefix.
- See Also:
getPrefix(java.lang.String)
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getDeclaredPrefixCount
int getDeclaredPrefixCount()
Return a count of locally declared prefixes, including the default prefix if bound.
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getDeclaredPrefixAt
String getDeclaredPrefixAt(int index)
Returns the prefix at the specified index in the current context.
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getAllPrefixes
Enumeration getAllPrefixes()
Return an enumeration of all prefixes whose declarations are active in the current context. This includes declarations from parent contexts that have not been overridden.- Returns:
- Enumeration
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reset
void reset()
Reset this Namespace support object for reuse.It is necessary to invoke this method before reusing the Namespace support object for a new session.
Note that implementations of this method need to ensure that the declaration of the prefixes "xmlns" and "xml" are available.
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Wedding of the Week: Coatbridge woman marries at Loch Lomond
Lacey Smith, from Kirkwood in Coatbridge, and Ricky Spence, of East Kilbride, both work as store managers for Next.
by Airdrie and Coatbridge Advertiser, https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/authors/airdrie-and-coatbridge-advertiser/The couple
Lacey Smith, from Kirkwood in Coatbridge, and Ricky Spence, of East Kilbride, both work as store managers for Next.
When they met
Lacey met Ricky via a dating site and after spending the night chatting, they met the following day under the clock at Central Station in Glasgow; they have been together for more than two-and-a-half years and inseparable ever since.
The wedding
The ceremony was conducted by a registrar at Duck Bay Marina in Loch Lomond on May 23, attended by 50 members of their family and friends, followed with an intimate reception in the same venue where their guests celebrated with them and danced the night away.
Attire
Lacey wore a beautiful Robyn gown designed by Ronald Joyce from J’taime Bridal Wear, Stevenston, while Ricky wore the Arran navy tweed from MacGregor McDuff Kilt Hire, Glasgow.
Honeymoon
The newlyweds travelled to the idyllic island of Barbados, followed with a seven-night cruise around the Caribbean.
Bridal party
Lacey’s maid of honour was her sister Paige and bridesmaids were best friend Heather Morrison and cousin Devon. Ricky’s best woman was best friend, and the bride’s sister-in-law, Linsey Craig; his groomsmen were Ricky’s dad Lex and brother Paul and Lacey’s uncle Jamie, while the page boys were Ricky’s nephew Cole and Lacey’s cousin Ashton.
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SPTPlaylistList Class Reference
| Inherits from | SPTListPage : NSObject |
| Declared in | SPTPlaylistList.h |
Overview
This class represents a user’s list of playlists, and also contains methods for listing and creating new playlists on behalf of a user.
API Docs: https://developer.spotify.com/web-api/playlist-endpoints/
API Console: https://developer.spotify.com/web-api/console/playlists/
Playlist Guide: https://developer.spotify.com/web-api/working-with-playlists/
Tasks
Creating playlists
Listing a user's playlists
Playlist listing request creation methods
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+ createRequestForCreatingPlaylistWithName:forUser:withPublicFlag:accessToken:error:
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+ createRequestForGettingPlaylistsForUser:withAccessToken:error:
Parsers / Deserializers
Class Methods
createPlaylistWithName:forUser:publicFlag:accessToken:callback:
Create a new playlist and add it to the this playlist list.
+ (void)createPlaylistWithName:(NSString *)name forUser:(NSString *)username publicFlag:(BOOL)isPublic accessToken:(NSString *)accessToken callback:(SPTPlaylistCreationCallback)block
Parameters
- name
The name of the newly-created playlist.
- username
The user to create the playlist for. (Needs to be the currently authenticated user)
- isPublic
Whether the newly-created playlist is public.
- accessToken
An authenticated access token. Must be valid and authorized with the
playlist-modify-public
orplaylist-modify-private
scope as necessary.
- block
The callback block to be fired when playlist creation is completed (or fails).
Discussion
Declared In
SPTPlaylistList.h
createRequestForCreatingPlaylistWithName:forUser:withPublicFlag:accessToken:error:
Create a request for creating a new playlist and add it to the current users' playlists.
+ (NSURLRequest *)createRequestForCreatingPlaylistWithName:(NSString *)name forUser:(NSString *)username withPublicFlag:(BOOL)isPublic accessToken:(NSString *)accessToken error:(NSError **)error
Parameters
- name
The name of the newly-created playlist.
- username
The username of the user to create the playlist for. (Must be the current user)
- isPublic
Whether the newly-created playlist is public.
- accessToken
An authenticated access token. Must be valid and authorized with the
playlist-modify-public
orplaylist-modify-private
scope as necessary.
- error
An optional pointer to an
NSError
that will receive the error code if operation failed.
Discussion
Declared In
SPTPlaylistList.h
createRequestForGettingPlaylistsForUser:withAccessToken:error:
Get the a user’s playlist list.
+ (NSURLRequest *)createRequestForGettingPlaylistsForUser:(NSString *)username withAccessToken:(NSString *)accessToken error:(NSError **)error
Parameters
- username
The username of the user to get playlists for.
- accessToken
An authenticated access token. Must be valid and authorized with the unspecified or
playlist-read-private
scope as necessary.
- error
An optional pointer to an
NSError
that will receive the error code if operation failed.
Discussion
Example:
// Getting the first two pages of a playlists for a user
NSURLRequest *playlistrequest = [SPTPlaylistList createRequestForGettingPlaylistsForUser:@"possan" withAccessToken:accessToken error:nil];
[[SPTRequest sharedHandler] performRequest:playlistrequest callback:^(NSError *error, NSURLResponse *response, NSData *data) {
if (error != nil) { Handle error }
SPTPlaylistList *playlists = [SPTPlaylistList playlistListFromData:data withResponse:response error:nil];
NSLog(@"Got possan's playlists, first page: %@", playlists);
NSURLRequest *playlistrequest2 = [playlists createRequestForNextPageWithAccessToken:accessToken error:nil];
[[SPTRequest sharedHandler] performRequest:playlistrequest2 callback:^(NSError *error2, NSURLResponse *response2, NSData *data2) {
if (error2 != nil) { Handle error }
SPTPlaylistList *playlists2 = [SPTPlaylistList playlistListFromData:data2 withResponse:response2 error:nil];
NSLog(@"Got possan's playlists, second page: %@", playlists2);
}];
}];
See: https://developer.spotify.com/web-api/get-list-users-playlists/
Declared In
SPTPlaylistList.h
playlistListFromData:withResponse:error:
Parse the response of an API call into an SPTPlaylistList
object
+ (instancetype)playlistListFromData:(NSData *)data withResponse:(NSURLResponse *)response error:(NSError **)error
Parameters
- data
The API response data
- response
The API response object
- error
An optional pointer to an
NSError
that will receive the error code if operation failed.
Declared In
SPTPlaylistList.h
playlistListFromDecodedJSON:error:
Parse a decoded JSON object into an SPTPlaylistList
object
+ (instancetype)playlistListFromDecodedJSON:(id)decodedObject error:(NSError **)error
Parameters
- decodedObject
The decoded JSON object
- error
An optional pointer to an
NSError
that will receive the error code if operation failed.
Declared In
SPTPlaylistList.h
playlistsForUser:withAccessToken:callback:
Get the a user’s playlist list.
+ (void)playlistsForUser:(NSString *)username withAccessToken:(NSString *)accessToken callback:(SPTRequestCallback)block
Parameters
- username
The username of the user to get playlists for.
- accessToken
An authenticated access token. Must be valid and authorized with the unspecified or
playlist-read-private
scope as necessary.
- block
The block to be called when the operation is complete. The block will pass an
SPTPlaylistList
object on success, otherwise an error.
Discussion
See: https://developer.spotify.com/web-api/get-list-users-playlists/
Declared In
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Buildings was derived from building footprints generated by Microsoft for all 50 States. In some cases the pixel prediction algorithm used by Microsoft identified and created building footprints where no building existed. To flag potential errors, building footprints within 750 meters of known populated areas (PopBlockAreas2010_Approx) and within 500 meters of an address point (AddressPoints) were selected and identified as being a likely structure, footprints falling outside these areas were identified as possible buildings in the 'TYPE' field. In addition, attributes were added for address, city, county, and zip where possible


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| DirectionPointListener |
DirectionPointListener is a listener for direction points, used to with polylineOptions
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| OnMapAndViewReadyListener.OnGlobalLayoutAndMapReadyListener |
A listener that needs to wait for both the GoogleMap and the View to be initialized.
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| BUberMapUIAddOnsManager | |
| BUberNotificationManager | |
| CustomTripList |
UI Fragment for displaying a list of trip data.
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| DirectionHelper |
DirectionHelper helps parse the route object to be turned into polylines
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| GetPathFromLocation |
GetPathFromLocation class makes an api call to DirectionsAPI.
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| OnMapAndViewReadyListener |
Helper class that will delay triggering the OnMapReady callback until both the GoogleMap and the
View having completed initialization.
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| TripSearchRecord |
Formatted Trip used for displaying trip information in the trip selection modal.
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Part of the DBC Phase 0 Journey. Our assignment for Week 9: Take a moment to reflect upon how much we've learned so far and our thoughts on what it takes to build a website.
December 20, 2015
Part of the DBC Phase 0 Journey. Our assignment for Week 9: Take a moment to reflect upon how much we've learned so far and our thoughts on what it takes to build a website.
December 8, 2015
Part of the DBC Phase 0 Journey. Our assignment for Week 8: Research a tech topic and do an intro! I chose Rails, since it appears to be the de-facto way to build web apps these days.
December 2, 2015
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November 25, 2015
Part of the DBC Phase 0 Journey. Our assignment for Week 6: Talk about almighty classes in Ruby, what they can do.
November 19, 2015
Part of the DBC Phase 0 Journey. Our assignment for Week 5: Research an enumerable method in Ruby. I decided to tackle Enumerable#group_by, since it has a special place in my heart from SQL.
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Part of the DBC Phase 0 Journey. Our assignment for Week 4: Dive into arrays and hashes and help illuminate potential readers on the differences and use cases.
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Part of the DBC Phase 0 Journey. Our assignment for Week 3: Researching a CSS concept and offering some thoughts on it. I went with positioning, since it can be so diabolical sometimes.
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Exceptions in ServicesAny non-runtime exception that is thrown by a service will eventually be caught by XFire and turned into a Fault. The fault is created by the static method XFireFault.createFault(Exception e). If a fault occurrs, all the handlers that been executed will have their handleFault() method executed in the order reverse of execution. When a fault occurs, the fault pipeline is invoked. This is created from the service's fault handlers, the transport's fault handlers, and the global fault handlers. To add a handler to the fault pipeline you would do something like so: Service myService = ...;
myService.addFaultHandler(new MyFaultHandler());
You should create your faiult handler by subclassing org.codehaus.xfire.handler.AbstractHandler. This will fill in various required functions. The only method you are required to provide is 'invoke' Inside your FaultHandler you may want to get ahold of the fault. This can be done like so: public void invoke(MessageContext context) throws Exception { XFireFault fault = (XFireFault) context.getExchange().getFaultMessage().getBody(); ... do something with the fault } Custom Exceptions to SOAP FaultsXFire provides a way to process your custom exceptions as SOAP Faults when not using JAX-WS 2.0 @WebFault. <soap:Envelope xmlns:soap="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/" xmlns:xsd="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance"> <soap:Body> <soap:Fault> <faultcode>soap:Client</faultcode> <faultstring>A NPE occured</faultstring> <detail> <WeatherFault xmlns="http://www.webservicex.net"> <detailMessage>More explanation here...</detailMessage> code1 </WeatherFault> </detail> </soap:Fault> </soap:Body> </soap:Envelope> To add your custom data in the <detail /> element, your exception needs to extend org.codehaus.xfire.fault.FaultInfoException. package org.codehaus.xfire.jaxb; import javax.xml.namespace.QName; import org.codehaus.xfire.fault.FaultInfoException; import net.webservicex.WeatherFaultDetail; public class WeatherException extends FaultInfoException { private WeatherFaultDetail faultDetail; public WeatherException(Throwable cause, String message, WeatherFaultDetail detail) { super(message, cause); this.faultDetail = detail; } public WeatherFaultDetail getFaultInfo() { return faultDetail; } public static QName getFaultName() { return new QName("http://www.webservicex.net", "WeatherFault"); } } The two important methods in this class are the getFaultInfo() method which will return the detail of the fault, and the getFaultName() method which will return the QName of the fault type. This means there must be a schema that defines the http://www.webservicex.net/WeatherFault type. Here is an example of such a schema : <s:schema elementFormDefault="qualified" targetNamespace="http://www.webservicex.net" xmlns:s="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema" xmlns:tns="http://www.webservicex.net"> <s:complexType name="WeatherFaultDetail"> <s:sequence> <s:element minOccurs="0" maxOccurs="1" name="detailMessage" type="s:string"/> <s:element minOccurs="0" maxOccurs="1" name="code" type="s:string"/> </s:sequence> </s:complexType> </s:schema> When a service interface has a method that throws a WeatherException, there will be a corresponding WSDL operation with a wsdl:fault which name will be WeatherFault, and which detail type will be WeatherFaultDetail : @WebMethod GetWeatherByZipCodeResponse GetWeatherByZipCode(@WebParam(name="GetWeatherByZipCode") GetWeatherByZipCode body) throws WeatherException; Here is a sample of the resulting WSDL : <wsdl:definitions targetNamespace="http://www.webservicex.net" xmlns:wsdl="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/wsdl/" xmlns:tns="http://www.webservicex.net" xmlns:....> <wsdl:types> ......... <s:schema elementFormDefault="qualified" targetNamespace="http://www.webservicex.net" xmlns:s="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema"> ......... <s:complexType name="WeatherFaultDetail"> <s:sequence> <s:element minOccurs="0" maxOccurs="1" name="detailMessage" type="s:string"/> <s:element minOccurs="0" maxOccurs="1" name="code" type="s:string"/> </s:sequence> </s:complexType> <xsd:element name="WeatherFault" type="tns:WeatherFaultDetail"/> ......... </s:schema> ......... </wsdl:types> ......... <wsdl:operation name="GetWeatherByZipCode"> <wsdlsoap:operation soapAction=""/> <wsdl:input name="GetWeatherByZipCodeRequest"> <wsdlsoap:body use="literal"/> </wsdl:input> <wsdl:output name="GetWeatherByZipCodeResponse"> <wsdlsoap:body use="literal"/> </wsdl:output> <wsdl:fault name="WeatherFault"> <wsdlsoap:fault name="WeatherFault" use="literal"/> </wsdl:fault> </wsdl:operation> Now clients know that a WeatherFault can be thrown when invoking GetWeatherByZipCode operation, and they know how to process custom data in the <detail /> element. |


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Design for an infinitely fast computer, etc.
(This was my first message on the extropian list)
Limits to computation.
I once had some absolutely non-practical idea on how to increase maximal computer speed beyond evident physical limitations, and hope it is appropriate to share it in this discussion.
'Conventional limitations' are determined by:
- the minimal possible size of computing elements
- they determine max. density of memory, which, at our (my) current knowledge of physics, can be put at around 10**100 elements (of Planck, not atomic! size) per cubic meter;
- speed of communications (lets assume C is the limit)
- architecture - let's think it's parallel, and 100% of useful transactions happen between physically adjacent computing elements. It gives us (we don't care about a few extra orders of magnitude here) 10**40 operations on each of 10**100 elements = 10**140 ops per cubic meter = the ultimate limit to the density of intelligence * the volume of the Universe... (I am sure though that 1) this kind of intelligence would find further ways to improve itself, and 2) we cannot possibly make any relevant statement about features of so complex objects)
- Connectedness of the computer. No matter how well we arrange the elements, the computer should still be an integrated system, which means that any element should be able to communicate to any other one, and this should take up to a whole cubic light-meter of time per just 10**100 of complexity...
We can remove this last limitation by effectively increasing the dimensio- nality of the physical space, which can help squeeze higher volumes into smaller sizes (diameters) of 'computers'.
For that, we could create around a certain point ('center of the computer') a number of space-time bottle-shaped half-open bubbles (Planckeons). If each of them has an internal volume of 1 cub.m., and their 'necks' are small enough to fit, say, a million of them in a 1-meter vicinity of our center, then we'll have a computing space with a radius of 2 meters and a volume of 1 million cub.m.
By shrinking the sizes of the necks, and putting zillions of new bubbles into each bubble, and so on, we can pack any volume into any size, and thus build a machine with NO SPEED LIMIT.
As for the problems with energy dissipation, we can just close each sub-bubble as soon as we get the results of the computational task it has been assigned, and leave the spawned universes digest their own heat, keeping our master-space clean and cool.
Well, it all just shows that we can easily solve theoretical problems with theoretical technologies...
The really interesting problem in developing extremely sophisticated computers (and other systems), in my opinion, is the evident fact that humans:
1) are increasingly unable to understand the skyrocketing complexity of developing systems;
2) are unwilling to incorporate superior design techniques into themselves (I did some polling on it), which is their only chance to catch up, at the expense of the 'human nature' in its narrow human sense.
3) are not willing to let go of control.
This situation cannot last for long, and it will definitely explode long before the design techniques reach any fundamental physical limits.


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char letter = 'A';
float area;
double d;
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let d;
letter = 'A';
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statements;
}
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sequence 1
ELSE
sequence 2
ENDIF
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function area() {
var side = 5;
}
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https://git-scm.com/download/win
Downloading Git for Windows (32-bit or 64-bit).
Debian Linux packages: git, gitk (with dependencies).
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GitHub (acquired by Microsoft in 2018).
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Bitbucket (owned by Atlassian).
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GitLab
Find a remote repo https://github.com/ufkapano/pyquats.
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France-based website renown for its camera ratings – DxOMark – just released a review of the OnePlus 7 Pro. This time it isn’t about the camera, which had already been rated back at launch. Instead, today we’ll be having a look at the audio skills of the handset.
OnePlus 7 Pro’s Audio Reviewed on DxOMark, Brings a Solid Performance
For those who aren’t aware, “DxOMark Audio tests” are the latest addition to the portfolio of hardware tested by the DxOMark team. The review procedure consists in a variety of objective tests and more than 20 hours of perceptual evaluation under controlled lab conditions. This is all done using the device’s built-in hardware and default apps, both for playback and recording. So no additional hardware or software is present.
After going through this rating procedure, the OnePlus 7 Pro came out with a score of 65. This is a score in line with other flagship phones currently on the market. These include the Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ at 66 points, the Galaxy S10+ at 65 and the latest Apple iPhone 11 Pro Max at 71.
So, according to DxOMark, the OnePlus 7 Pro behaved very well. More specifically, in the playback tests, the smartphone did well in overall playback performance with relatively few artifacts. Plus the speaker’s smart positioning appears to avoid hand occlusions.
While on the negative side we have a lack of bass which affects timbre and dynamics. The device also has an asymmetric speaker placement that affects spatial performance; stereo sound won’t be as immersive.
As far as recording is concerned, the OnePlus 7 Pro showed off a decent recording performance and the ability to record loud sounds without distortion. The handset doesn’t do very good in recording voice though, which seem to have a metallic sound. There’s also a too aggressive compression algorithm that lowers voice quality and, last but not least, there’s too much distortion when recording with a noisy background.
You can check out the full audio review on this page.


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Alice was beginning to get very tired of sitting by her sister on the bank, and of having nothing to do: once or twice she had peeped into the book her sister was reading, but it had no pictures or conversations in it, 'and what is the use of a book,' thought Alice 'without pictures or conversation?'


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WordPress.com to WordPress.org
- Get a domain
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- Point your domain to your host
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- Plugin - Extends the functionality of a site


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protected java.lang.String |
character
The identifier of the character performing the action described in this
node.
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protected java.lang.Object |
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The next action for the character to execute after this.
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abstract Node |
copy()
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case in searches. |
abstract void |
forEach(java.util.function.BiConsumer<Node,Outcome> consumer)
Executes an action for each outgoing edge from this node.
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java.lang.String |
getCharacter()
Gets the identifier of the character to which this Node belongs to.
|
java.lang.Object |
getNextAction()
Gets the next action that the Actor class has to execute after this Node.
|
boolean |
isActiveFor(java.lang.String characterName)
Checks if the identifier given equals the identifier of this node.
|
void |
mapEnds(Node next,
Node noSend,
Node noReceive)
Substitutes all EndNode for the corresponding given nodes.
|
abstract Node |
next(Actor<?> actor)
Executes the action described in this node, using the Actor object
provided and returning the next node in the execution path.
|
abstract void |
put(Node to,
Outcome outcome)
Creates an edge from this node to the "to" node, with type given by the
outcome provided.
|
abstract void |
quickCheck()
Performs a quick (and incomplete) sanity check of the adjacencies.
|
void |
setNextAction(java.lang.Object nextAction)
Sets the nextAction of this Node.
|
protected java.lang.String character
protected java.lang.Object nextAction
Part
public abstract Node copy()
public abstract void put(Node to, Outcome outcome)
to
- the "to" node of the edge created.outcome
- the outcome which takes execution from the current node to the
next one.public abstract Node next(Actor<?> actor)
actor
- the actor on which the action described in this node will be
performed.public abstract void quickCheck()
public boolean isActiveFor(java.lang.String characterName)
characterName
- the identifier to be tested.public abstract void forEach(java.util.function.BiConsumer<Node,Outcome> consumer)
consumer
- the action to be executed on each outgoing edge of this node.public final java.lang.String getCharacter()
public final java.lang.Object getNextAction()
public final void setNextAction(java.lang.Object nextAction)
nextAction
- either a BitSet of next messages or a Node indicating where to
go to.for a fuller explanation.
public final void enqueueAdjs(java.util.List<Node> queue)
Outcome.NO_RECEIVE
, which are always to be treated as a separate
case in searches.queue
- a queue used in a BSF search.public final void mapEnds(Node next, Node noSend, Node noReceive)
next
- the node to which to go instead of EndNode.OK
.noSend
- the node to which to go instead of EndNode.NO_SEND
.noReceive
- the node to which to go instead of EndNode.NO_RECEIVE
.


Represents a container for a set of commands. Command functions should always go into these.
abstract class Gear


IR Hydra
This is a tool that can display intermediate representations used by V8 and Dart VM optimizing compilers.
It is mostly intended for compiler developers but can also be used by JavaScript/Dart developers investigating performance of their applications. Don't be surprised if it seems unfriendly or enters a strange state. Just refresh the page. Feel free to send questions and suggestions to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>You can also try loading a sample demo file (v8 @ x64) to explore IRHydra's features.
How to obtain compilation artifacts:
V8
Run your application with --trace-hydrogen --print-opt-code --code-comments --trace-deopt
and collect hydrogen.cfg
file and data dumped into the stadard output.
--print-opt-code
requires a special build of V8 with v8_enable_disassembler
GYP variable set to 1
.
When running in Chromium use --js-flags="..."
to pass V8 flags and --no-sandbox
to allow V8 to write hydrogen.cfg
.
V8 3.17.1 or newer is required to reliably map deoptimizations to lithium instructions when disassembly is not present. Alternatively you can just apply this patch.
Dart VM
Run with --print-flow-graph-optimized --disassemble-optimized --code-comments
and collect data dumped to the standard output.
When running in Dartium use DART_FLAGS
environment variable to pass flags.


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