| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
class |
AccumulatorEvalFunc<T>
This class is used to provide a free implementation of the EvalFunc exec function given
implementation of the Accumulator interface.
|
class |
AlgebraicEvalFunc<T>
This class is used to provide a free implementation of the Accumulator interface
and EvalFunc class in the case of an Algebraic function.
|
class |
FilterFunc |
class |
IteratingAccumulatorEvalFunc<T>
This class provides a much more intuitive way to write Accumulator UDFs.
For example, you could express IsEmpty as follows: |
class |
PrimitiveEvalFunc<IN,OUT>
Base class for simple Pig UDFs that are functions of primitive types IN to OUT.
|
class |
TypedOutputEvalFunc<OUT>
Base class for Pig UDFs that are functions from Tuples to generic type OUT.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
EvalFunc |
POUserFunc.getFunc() |
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
POUserFunc(OperatorKey k,
int rp,
List<PhysicalOperator> inp,
FuncSpec funcSpec,
EvalFunc func) |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
static void |
MonitoredUDFExecutor.ErrorCallback.handleError(EvalFunc evalFunc,
Exception e) |
static void |
MonitoredUDFExecutor.ErrorCallback.handleTimeout(EvalFunc evalFunc,
Exception e) |
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
MonitoredUDFExecutor(EvalFunc udf) |
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
class |
FindQuantilesTez |
class |
IsFirstReduceOfKeyTez |
class |
PartitionSkewedKeysTez |
class |
ReadScalarsTez |
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
class |
ABS
ABS implements a binding to the Java function
Math.abs(double) for computing the
absolute value of the argument. |
class |
ACOS
ACOS implements a binding to the Java function
Math.acos(double) for computing the
arc cosine of value of the argument. |
class |
AddDuration
AddDuration returns the result of a DateTime object plus a Duration object
|
class |
AlgebraicBigDecimalMathBase
Core logic for applying an SUM function to a
bag of BigDecimals.
|
static class |
AlgebraicBigDecimalMathBase.Final |
static class |
AlgebraicBigDecimalMathBase.Intermediate |
class |
AlgebraicBigIntegerMathBase
Core logic for applying an SUM function to a
bag of BigIntegers.
|
static class |
AlgebraicBigIntegerMathBase.Final |
static class |
AlgebraicBigIntegerMathBase.Intermediate |
class |
AlgebraicByteArrayMathBase
Core logic for applying an accumulative/algebraic math function to a
bag of doubles.
|
static class |
AlgebraicByteArrayMathBase.Final |
static class |
AlgebraicByteArrayMathBase.Initial |
static class |
AlgebraicByteArrayMathBase.Intermediate |
class |
AlgebraicDoubleMathBase
Core logic for applying an accumulative/algebraic math function to a
bag of doubles.
|
static class |
AlgebraicDoubleMathBase.Final |
static class |
AlgebraicDoubleMathBase.Intermediate |
class |
AlgebraicFloatMathBase
Core logic for applying an accumulative/algebraic math function to a
bag of Floats.
|
static class |
AlgebraicFloatMathBase.Final |
static class |
AlgebraicFloatMathBase.Intermediate |
class |
AlgebraicIntMathBase
Core logic for applying an accumulative/algebraic math function to a
bag of doubles.
|
static class |
AlgebraicIntMathBase.Final |
static class |
AlgebraicIntMathBase.Intermediate |
class |
AlgebraicLongMathBase
Core logic for applying an accumulative/algebraic math function to a
bag of Longs.
|
static class |
AlgebraicLongMathBase.Final |
static class |
AlgebraicLongMathBase.Intermediate |
static class |
AlgebraicMathBase.Final<T> |
static class |
AlgebraicMathBase.Intermediate |
class |
ARITY
Deprecated.
Use
SIZE instead. |
class |
ASIN
ASIN implements a binding to the Java function
Math.asin(double) for computing the
arc sine of value of the argument. |
class |
Assert |
class |
ATAN
ATAN implements a binding to the Java function
Math.atan(double) for computing the
arc tangent of value of the argument. |
class |
AVG
Generates the average of a set of values.
|
static class |
AVG.Final |
static class |
AVG.Initial |
static class |
AVG.Intermediate |
class |
BagSize
This method should never be used directly, use
SIZE . |
class |
BagToString
Flatten a bag into a string.
|
class |
BagToTuple
Flatten a bag into a tuple.
|
class |
Base
base class for math udfs
|
class |
BigDecimalAbs |
class |
BigDecimalAvg
This method should never be used directly, use
AVG . |
static class |
BigDecimalAvg.Final |
static class |
BigDecimalAvg.Initial |
static class |
BigDecimalAvg.Intermediate |
class |
BigDecimalMax
This method should never be used directly, use
MAX . |
static class |
BigDecimalMax.Final |
static class |
BigDecimalMax.Intermediate |
class |
BigDecimalMin
This method should never be used directly, use
MIN . |
static class |
BigDecimalMin.Final |
static class |
BigDecimalMin.Intermediate |
class |
BigDecimalSum
This method should never be used directly, use
SUM . |
static class |
BigDecimalSum.Final |
static class |
BigDecimalSum.Intermediate |
class |
BigIntegerAbs |
class |
BigIntegerAvg
This method should never be used directly, use
AVG . |
static class |
BigIntegerAvg.Final |
static class |
BigIntegerAvg.Initial |
static class |
BigIntegerAvg.Intermediate |
class |
BigIntegerMax
This method should never be used directly, use
MAX . |
static class |
BigIntegerMax.Final |
static class |
BigIntegerMax.Intermediate |
class |
BigIntegerMin
This method should never be used directly, use
MIN . |
static class |
BigIntegerMin.Final |
static class |
BigIntegerMin.Intermediate |
class |
BigIntegerSum
This method should never be used directly, use
SUM . |
static class |
BigIntegerSum.Final |
static class |
BigIntegerSum.Intermediate |
class |
Bloom
Use a Bloom filter build previously by BuildBloom.
|
class |
BuildBloom
Build a bloom filter for use later in Bloom.
|
static class |
BuildBloom.Final |
static class |
BuildBloom.Initial |
static class |
BuildBloom.Intermediate |
class |
BuildBloomBase<T>
A Base class for BuildBloom and its Algebraic implementations.
|
class |
CBRT
CBRT implements a binding to the Java function
Math.cbrt(double) for computing the
cube root of the argument. |
class |
CEIL
CEIL implements a binding to the Java function
Math.ceil(double) . |
class |
CONCAT
Generates the concatenation of two or more arguments.
|
class |
ConstantSize
This method should never be used directly, use
SIZE . |
class |
COR
Computes the correlation between sets of data.
|
static class |
COR.Final |
static class |
COR.Initial |
static class |
COR.Intermed |
class |
COS
COS implements a binding to the Java function
Math.cos(double) . |
class |
COSH
COSH implements a binding to the Java function
Math.cosh(double) . |
class |
COUNT
Generates the count of the number of values in a bag.
|
class |
COUNT_STAR
Generates the count of the values of the first field of a tuple.
|
static class |
COUNT_STAR.Final |
static class |
COUNT_STAR.Initial |
static class |
COUNT_STAR.Intermediate |
static class |
COUNT.Final |
static class |
COUNT.Initial |
static class |
COUNT.Intermediate |
class |
COV
Computes the covariance between sets of data.
|
static class |
COV.Final |
static class |
COV.Initial |
static class |
COV.Intermed |
class |
CubeDimensions
Produces a DataBag with all combinations of the argument tuple members
as in a data cube.
|
class |
CurrentTime |
class |
DateTimeMax
This method should never be used directly, use
MAX . |
static class |
DateTimeMax.Final |
static class |
DateTimeMax.Initial |
static class |
DateTimeMax.Intermediate |
class |
DateTimeMin
This method should never be used directly, use
MAX . |
static class |
DateTimeMin.Final |
static class |
DateTimeMin.Initial |
static class |
DateTimeMin.Intermediate |
class |
DaysBetween
DaysBetween returns the number of days between two DateTime objects
|
class |
DIFF
DIFF takes two bags as arguments and compares them.
|
class |
Distinct
Find the distinct set of tuples in a bag.
|
static class |
Distinct.Final |
static class |
Distinct.Initial |
static class |
Distinct.Intermediate |
class |
DoubleAvg
This method should never be used directly, use
AVG . |
static class |
DoubleAvg.Final |
static class |
DoubleAvg.Initial |
static class |
DoubleAvg.Intermediate |
class |
DoubleBase
base class for math udfs that return Double value
|
static class |
DoubleMax.Final |
static class |
DoubleMax.Intermediate |
static class |
DoubleMin.Final |
static class |
DoubleMin.Intermediate |
class |
DoubleRound
Given a single data atom it Returns the closest long to the argument.
|
class |
DoubleRoundTo
ROUND_TO safely rounds a number to a given precision by using an intermediate
BigDecimal.
|
class |
DoubleSum
This method should never be used directly, use
SUM . |
static class |
DoubleSum.Final |
static class |
DoubleSum.Intermediate |
class |
ENDSWITH
Pig UDF to test input
tuple.get(0) against tuple.get(1)
to determine if the first argument ends with the string in the second. |
class |
EqualsIgnoreCase
Compares two Strings ignoring case considerations.
|
class |
EXP
Given a single data atom it returns the Euler's number e raised to the power of input
|
class |
FloatAbs |
class |
FloatAvg
This method should never be used directly, use
AVG . |
static class |
FloatAvg.Final |
static class |
FloatAvg.Initial |
static class |
FloatAvg.Intermediate |
static class |
FloatMax.Final |
static class |
FloatMax.Intermediate |
static class |
FloatMin.Final |
static class |
FloatMin.Intermediate |
class |
FloatRound
ROUND implements a binding to the Java function
Math.round(float) . |
class |
FloatRoundTo
ROUND_TO safely rounds a number to a given precision by using an intermediate
BigDecimal.
|
class |
FloatSum
This method should never be used directly, use
SUM . |
class |
FLOOR
FLOOR implements a binding to the Java function
Math.floor(double) . |
class |
FunctionWrapperEvalFunc
EvalFunc that wraps an implementation of the Function interface, which is passed as a String
in the constructor.
|
class |
GenericInvoker<T>
The generic Invoker class does all the common grunt work of setting up an invoker.
|
class |
GetDay
GetDay extracts the day of a month from a DateTime object.
|
class |
GetHour
GetHour extracts the hour of a day from a DateTime object.
|
class |
GetMilliSecond
GetSecond extracts the millisecond of a second from a DateTime object.
|
class |
GetMinute
GetMinute extracts the minute of an hour from a DateTime object.
|
class |
GetMonth
GetMonth extracts the month of a year from a DateTime object.
|
class |
GetSecond
GetSecond extracts the second of a minute from a DateTime object.
|
class |
GetWeek
GetMonth extracts the week of a week year from a DateTime object.
|
class |
GetWeekYear
GetMonth extracts the week year from a DateTime object.
|
class |
GetYear
GetYear extracts the year from a DateTime object.
|
class |
HiveUDAF
Use Hive UDAF or GenericUDAF.
|
static class |
HiveUDAF.Final |
static class |
HiveUDAF.Initial |
static class |
HiveUDAF.Intermediate |
class |
HiveUDF
Use Hive UDF or GenericUDF.
|
class |
HiveUDTF
Use Hive GenericUDTF.
|
class |
HoursBetween
HoursBetween returns the number of hours between two DateTime objects
|
class |
INDEXOF
INDEXOF implements eval function to search for a string
Example:
A = load 'mydata' as (name);
B = foreach A generate INDEXOF(name, ",");
|
class |
IntAbs
ABS implements a binding to the Java function
Math.abs(int) for computing the
absolute value of the argument. |
class |
IntAvg
This method should never be used directly, use
AVG . |
static class |
IntAvg.Final |
static class |
IntAvg.Initial |
static class |
IntAvg.Intermediate |
static class |
IntMax.Final |
static class |
IntMax.Intermediate |
static class |
IntMin.Final |
static class |
IntMin.Intermediate |
class |
IntSum
This method should never be used directly, use
SUM . |
class |
INVERSEMAP
This UDF accepts a Map as input with values of any primitive data type.
|
class |
InvokeForDouble |
class |
InvokeForFloat |
class |
InvokeForInt |
class |
InvokeForLong |
class |
InvokeForString |
class |
InvokerGenerator |
class |
IsEmpty
Determine whether a bag or map is empty.
|
class |
KEYSET
This UDF takes a Map and returns a Bag containing the keyset.
|
class |
LAST_INDEX_OF
string.INSTR implements eval function to search for the last occurrence of a string
Returns null on error
Example:
A = load 'mydata' as (name);
B = foreach A generate LASTINDEXOF(name, ",");
|
class |
LCFIRST
lower-case the first character of a string
|
class |
LOG
LOG implements a binding to the Java function
Math.log(double) . |
class |
LOG10
LOG10 implements a binding to the Java function
Math.log10(double) . |
class |
LongAbs |
class |
LongAvg
This method should never be used directly, use
AVG . |
static class |
LongAvg.Final |
static class |
LongAvg.Initial |
static class |
LongAvg.Intermediate |
static class |
LongMax.Final |
static class |
LongMax.Intermediate |
static class |
LongMin.Final |
static class |
LongMin.Intermediate |
class |
LongSum
This method should never be used directly, use
SUM . |
static class |
LongSum.Final |
static class |
LongSum.Intermediate |
class |
LOWER
LOWER implements eval function to convert a string to lower case
Example:
A = load 'mydata' as (name);
B = foreach A generate LOWER(name);
|
class |
LTRIM
Returns a string, with only leading whitespace omitted.
|
class |
MapSize
This method should never be used directly, use
SIZE . |
static class |
MAX.Final |
static class |
MAX.Intermediate |
class |
MilliSecondsBetween
MilliSecondsBetween returns the number of milliseconds between two DateTime objects
|
static class |
MIN.Final |
static class |
MIN.Intermediate |
class |
MinutesBetween
MinutesBetween returns the number of minutes between two DateTime objects
|
class |
MonthsBetween
MonthsBetween returns the number of months between two DateTime objects
|
class |
PluckTuple
This is a UDF which allows the user to specify a string prefix, and then
filter for the columns in a relation that begin with that prefix.
|
class |
RANDOM
Return a random double value.
|
class |
REGEX_EXTRACT
Syntax:
String RegexExtract(String expression, String regex, int match_index) .
Input:
expression -source string .
regex -regular expression .
match_index -index of the group to extract .
Output:
extracted group, if fail, return null .
Matching strategy:
Try to only match the first sequence by using Matcher.find() instead of
Matcher.matches() (default useMatches=false).
DEFINE NON_GREEDY_EXTRACT REGEX_EXTRACT('true');
|
class |
REGEX_EXTRACT_ALL
Syntax:
String RegexExtractAll(String expression, String regex) .
Input:
expression -source string .
regex -regular expression .
Output:
A tuple of matched strings .
Matching strategy:
Trying to match the entire input by using Matcher.matches() instead of
Matcher.find() (default useMatches=true).
DEFINE GREEDY_EXTRACT REGEX_EXTRACT_ALL('false');
|
class |
REGEX_SEARCH
Search and find all matched characters in a string with a given
regular expression.
|
class |
REPLACE
REPLACE implements eval function to replace part of a string.
|
class |
RollupDimensions
Produces a DataBag with hierarchy of values (from the most detailed level of
aggregation to most general level of aggregation) of the specified dimensions
For example, (a, b, c) will produce the following bag:
|
class |
ROUND
ROUND implements a binding to the Java function
Math.round(double) . |
class |
ROUND_TO
ROUND_TO safely rounds a number to a given precision by using an intermediate
BigDecimal.
|
class |
RTRIM
Returns a string, with only tailing whitespace omitted.
|
class |
SecondsBetween
SecondsBetween returns the number of seconds between two DateTime objects
|
class |
SIN
SIN implements a binding to the Java function
Math.sin(double) . |
class |
SINH
SINH implements a binding to the Java function
Math.sinh(double) . |
class |
SIZE
Generates the size of the argument passed to it.
|
class |
SPRINTF
Formatted strings using java.util.Formatter
See http://docs.oracle.com/javase/7/docs/api/java/util/Formatter.html
ex:
SPRINTF('%2$10s %1$-17s %2$,10d %2$8x %3$10.3f %4$1TFT%
|
class |
SQRT
SQRT implements a binding to the Java function
Math.sqrt(double) . |
class |
STARTSWITH
Pig UDF to test input
tuple.get(0) against tuple.get(1)
to determine if the first argument starts with the string in the second. |
class |
StringConcat
This method should never be used directly, use
CONCAT . |
class |
StringMax
This method should never be used directly, use
MAX . |
static class |
StringMax.Final |
static class |
StringMax.Initial |
static class |
StringMax.Intermediate |
class |
StringMin
This method should never be used directly, use
MIN . |
static class |
StringMin.Final |
static class |
StringMin.Initial |
static class |
StringMin.Intermediate |
class |
StringSize
This method should never be used directly, use
SIZE . |
class |
STRSPLIT
Wrapper around Java's String.split
input tuple: first column is assumed to have a string to split; the optional second column is assumed to have the delimiter or regex to split on; if not provided, it's assumed to be '\s' (space) the optional third column may provide a limit to the number of results. If limit is not provided, 0 is assumed, as per Java's split(). |
class |
STRSPLITTOBAG
Wrapper around Java's String.split
input tuple: first column is assumed to have a string to split; the optional second column is assumed to have the delimiter or regex to split on; if not provided, it's assumed to be '\s' (space) the optional third column may provide a limit to the number of results. If limit is not provided, 0 is assumed, as per Java's split(). |
class |
SUBSTRING
SUBSTRING implements eval function to get a part of a string.
|
class |
SUBTRACT
SUBTRACT takes two bags as arguments and returns a new bag composed of tuples of first bag not in the second bag.
If null, bag arguments are replaced by empty bags. |
class |
SubtractDuration
SubtractDuration returns the result of a DateTime object plus a Duration object
|
class |
SUM
Generates the sum of a set of values.
|
static class |
SUM.Final |
static class |
SUM.Intermediate |
class |
TAN
TAN implements a binding to the Java function
Math.tan(double) . |
class |
TANH
TANH implements a binding to the Java function
Math.tanh(double) . |
class |
TOBAG
This class takes a list of items and puts them into a bag
T = foreach U generate TOBAG($0, $1, $2);
It's like saying this:
T = foreach U generate {($0), ($1), ($2)}
All arguments that are not of tuple type are inserted into a tuple before
being added to the bag.
|
class |
ToDate
ToDate converts the ISO or the customized string or the Unix timestamp to the DateTime object.
|
class |
ToDate2ARGS
This method should never be used directly, use
ToDate . |
class |
ToDate3ARGS
This method should never be used directly, use
ToDate . |
class |
ToDateISO
This method should never be used directly, use
ToDate . |
class |
TOKENIZE
Given a chararray as an argument, this method will split the chararray and
return a bag with a tuple for each chararray that results from the split.
|
class |
TOMAP
This class makes a map out of the parameters passed to it
T = foreach U generate TOMAP($0, $1, $2, $3);
It generates a map $0->1, $2->$3
This UDF also accepts a bag with 'pair' tuples (i.e.
|
class |
ToMilliSeconds
ToMilliSeconds converts the DateTime to the number of milliseconds that have passed
since January 1, 1970 00:00:00.000 GMT.
|
class |
TOP
Top UDF accepts a bag of tuples and returns top-n tuples depending upon the
tuple field value of type long.
|
static class |
TOP.Final |
static class |
TOP.Initial |
static class |
TOP.Intermed |
class |
ToString
ToString converts the DateTime object of the ISO or the customized string.
|
class |
TOTUPLE
This class makes a tuple out of the parameter
T = foreach U generate TOTUPLE($0, $1, $2);
It generates a tuple containing $0, $1, and $2
|
class |
ToUnixTime
ToUnixTime converts the DateTime to the Unix Time Long
|
class |
TRIM
Returns a string, with leading and trailing whitespace omitted.
|
class |
TupleSize
This method should never be used directly, use
SIZE . |
class |
UCFIRST
upper-case the first character of a string
|
class |
UniqueID
UniqueID generates a unique id for each records in the job.
|
class |
UPPER
UPPER implements eval function to convert a string to upper case
Example:
A = load 'mydata' as (name);
B = foreach A generate UPPER(name);
|
class |
VALUELIST
This UDF takes a Map and returns a Bag containing the values from map.
|
class |
VALUESET
This UDF takes a Map and returns a Tuple containing the value set.
|
class |
WeeksBetween
WeeksBetween returns the number of weeks between two DateTime objects
|
class |
YearsBetween
YearsBetween returns the number of years between two DateTime objects
|
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
class |
FindQuantiles |
class |
GetMemNumRows
UDF to get memory size of a tuple and extracts number of rows value from
special tuple created by PoissonSampleLoader
It is used by skewed join.
|
class |
GFAny
built-in grouping function; permits system to choose any grouping.
|
class |
GFCross |
class |
GFReplicate |
class |
IdentityColumn
Returns the input, used by DuplicateForEachColumnRewrite
to rewrite duplicate columns in ForEach.
|
class |
IsFirstReduceOfKey |
class |
PartitionSkewedKeys
Partition reducers for skewed keys.
|
class |
ReadScalars
ReadScalars reads a line from a file and returns it as its value.
|
class |
StreamingUDF |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
EvalFunc<?> |
UserFuncExpression.getEvalFunc() |
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
class |
ExtremalTupleByNthField
This class is similar to MaxTupleBy1stField except that it allows you to
specify with field to use (instead of just using 1st field) and to specify
ascending or descending.
|
static class |
ExtremalTupleByNthField.HelperClass
Utility classes and methods
|
class |
IsDouble
This UDF is used to check whether the String input is a Double.
|
class |
IsFloat
This UDF is used to check whether the String input is a Float.
|
class |
IsInt
This UDF is used to check whether the String input is an Integer.
|
class |
IsLong
This UDF is used to check whether the String input is a Long.
|
class |
IsNumeric
This UDF is used to check if a String is numeric.
|
class |
MaxTupleBy1stField
MaxTupleBy1stField UDF returns a tuple with max value of the first field in a
given bag.
|
static class |
MaxTupleBy1stField.Final |
static class |
MaxTupleBy1stField.Initial |
static class |
MaxTupleBy1stField.Intermediate |
class |
Over
Given an aggregate function, a bag, and possibly a window definition,
produce output that matches SQL OVER.
|
class |
Stitch
Given a set of bags, stitch them together tuple by tuple.
|
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
class |
DiffDate
Syntax:
int DiffDate(String yyyymmdd1, String yyyymmdd2) .
Input:
date string in "yyyymmdd" format .
Output:
(date1-date2) in days, can be negative .
|
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
class |
CustomFormatToISO
CustomFormatToISO converts arbitrary date formats to ISO format.
|
class |
ISOToUnix
ISOToUnix converts ISO8601 datetime strings to Unix Time Longs
|
class |
UnixToISO
UnixToISO converts Unix Time Long datetimes to ISO8601 datetime strings
|
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
class |
ISODaysBetween
ISODaysBetween returns the number of days between two ISO8601 datetimes as a Long
|
class |
ISOHoursBetween
ISOHoursBetween returns the number of hours between two ISO8601 datetimes as a Long
|
class |
ISOMinutesBetween
ISOMinutesBetween returns the number of minutes between two ISO8601 datetimes as a Long
|
class |
ISOMonthsBetween
ISOMonthsBetween returns the number of months between two ISO8601 datetimes as a Long
|
class |
ISOSecondsBetween
ISOSecondsBetween returns the number of seconds between two ISO8601 datetimes as a Long
|
class |
ISOYearsBetween |
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
class |
ISOToDay
ISOToDay truncates an ISO8601 datetime string to the precision of the day field
Jodatime: http://joda-time.sourceforge.net/
ISO8601 Date Format: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO_8601
|
class |
ISOToHour
ISOToHour truncates an ISO8601 datetime string to the precision of the hour field
Jodatime: http://joda-time.sourceforge.net/
ISO8601 Date Format: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO_8601
|
class |
ISOToMinute
ISOToMinute truncates an ISO8601 datetime string to the precision of the minute field
Jodatime: http://joda-time.sourceforge.net/
ISO8601 Date Format: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO_8601
|
class |
ISOToMonth
ISOToMonth truncates an ISO8601 datetime string to the precision of the month field
Jodatime: http://joda-time.sourceforge.net/
ISO8601 Date Format: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO_8601
|
class |
ISOToSecond
ISOToSecond truncates an ISO8601 datetime string to the precision of the second field
Jodatime: http://joda-time.sourceforge.net/
ISO8601 Date Format: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO_8601
|
class |
ISOToWeek
ISOToWeek truncates an ISO8601 datetime string to the precision of the day field,
for the first day of the week of the datetime.
|
class |
ISOToYear |
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
class |
Bin
Syntax:
String Bin(arithmetic_expression, string1, ,..., stringN, sentinelN, default_string) .
Logic:
if (arithmetic_expression<=sentinel1) return string1; |
class |
BinCond
Syntax:
String BinCond(boolean_expression1, mapping_string1, ..., boolean_expressionN, mapping_stringN, other_string) .
Logic:
if (boolean_expression1) return mapping_string1; |
class |
Decode
Syntax:
String Decode(expression, value1, mapping_string1, ..., valueN, mapping_stringN, other_string) .
Logic:
if (expression==value1) return mapping_string1; |
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
class |
ATAN2
math.ATAN2 implements a binding to the Java function
Math.atan2(double,double) . |
class |
copySign
math.copySign implements a binding to the Java function
Math.copySign(double,double) . |
class |
DoubleAbs
Deprecated.
Use
DoubleAbs |
class |
DoubleCopySign
math.copySign implements a binding to the Java function
Math.copySign(double,double) . |
class |
DoubleDoubleBase
base class for math udfs that return Double value
|
class |
DoubleGetExponent
math.getExponent implements a binding to the Java function
Math.getExponent(double) . |
class |
DoubleMax
math.max implements a binding to the Java function
Math.max(int,int) for computing the
the max value of the arguments. |
class |
DoubleMin
math.min implements a binding to the Java function
Math.min(int,int) for computing the
the min value of the arguments. |
class |
DoubleNextAfter
math.nextAfter implements a binding to the Java function
Math.nextAfter(double,double) . |
class |
DoubleNextup
math.NEXTUP implements a binding to the Java function
Math.nextUp(double) . |
class |
DoubleSignum
math.SIGNUM implements a binding to the Java function
Math.signum(double) . |
class |
DoubleUlp
math.ULP implements a binding to the Java function
Math.ulp(double) . |
class |
EXPM1
math.EXPM1 implements a binding to the Java function
Math.expm1(double) . |
class |
FloatCopySign
math.copySign implements a binding to the Java function
Math.copySign(float,float) . |
class |
FloatGetExponent
math.getExponent implements a binding to the Java function
Math.getExponent(double) . |
class |
FloatMax
math.max implements a binding to the Java function
Math.max(int,int) for computing the
the max value of the arguments. |
class |
FloatMin
math.min implements a binding to the Java function
Math.min(int,int) for computing the
the min value of the arguments. |
class |
FloatNextAfter
math.nextAfter implements a binding to the Java function
Math.nextAfter(double,double) . |
class |
FloatNextup
math.NEXTUP implements a binding to the Java function
Math.nextUp(double) . |
class |
FloatSignum
math.SIGNUM implements a binding to the Java function
Math.signum(float) . |
class |
FloatUlp
math.ULP implements a binding to the Java function
Math.ulp(float) . |
class |
getExponent
math.getExponent implements a binding to the Java function
Math.getExponent(double) . |
class |
HYPOT
math.HYPOT implements a binding to the Java function
Math.hypot(double,double) . |
class |
IEEEremainder
math.IEEEremainder implements a binding to the Java function
Math.IEEEremainder(double,double) . |
class |
IntMax
math.max implements a binding to the Java function
Math.max(int,int) for computing the
the max value of the arguments. |
class |
IntMin
math.min implements a binding to the Java function
Math.min(int,int) for computing the
the min value of the arguments. |
class |
LOG1P
math.LOG1P implements a binding to the Java function
Math.log1p(double) . |
class |
LongMax
math.max implements a binding to the Java function
Math.max(long,long) for computing the
the max value of the arguments. |
class |
LongMin
math.min implements a binding to the Java function
Math.min(long,long) for computing the
the min value of the arguments. |
class |
MAX
math.MAX implements a binding to the Java function
Math.max(double,double) . |
class |
MIN
math.MIN implements a binding to the Java function
Math.min(double,double) . |
class |
nextAfter
math.nextAfter implements a binding to the Java function
Math.nextAfter(double,double) . |
class |
NEXTUP
math.NEXTUP implements a binding to the Java function
Math.nextUp(double) . |
class |
POW
math.POW implements a binding to the Java function
Math.pow(double,double) . |
class |
RINT
math.RINT implements a binding to the Java function
Math.rint(double) . |
class |
SCALB
math.SCALB implements a binding to the Java function
Math.scalb(double,int) . |
class |
SIGNUM
math.SIGNUM implements a binding to the Java function
Math.signum(double) . |
class |
toDegrees
math.toDegrees implements a binding to the Java function
Math.toDegrees(double) . |
class |
toRadians
math.toRadians implements a binding to the Java function
Math.toRadians(double) . |
class |
ULP
math.ULP implements a binding to the Java function
Math.ulp(double) . |
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
class |
HashFNV
Syntax:
long HashFNV(String string_to_hash, [int mod]) .
|
class |
HashFNV1
Implementation for HashFNV which takes 1 parameter
|
class |
HashFNV2
Implementation for HashFNV which takes 2 parameter
|
class |
LASTINDEXOF
Deprecated.
Use
LAST_INDEX_OF |
class |
LcFirst
Deprecated.
Use
LCFIRST |
class |
LENGTH
string.LENGTH implements eval function to find length of a string
Example:
register piggybank.jar;
A = load 'mydata' as (name);
B = foreach A generate string.LENGTH(name);
dump B;
|
class |
LookupInFiles
Syntax:
int lookupInFiles(String expression,... |
class |
RegexExtract
Deprecated.
Use
REGEX_EXTRACT |
class |
RegexExtractAll
Deprecated.
|
class |
RegexMatch
Syntax:
int RegexMatch(String expression, String regex) .
Output:
return 1 if expression contains regex, 0 otherwise .
|
class |
REPLACE_MULTI
REPLACE_MULTI implements eval function to replace all occurrences of search
keys with replacement values.
|
class |
Reverse |
class |
Split
Deprecated.
Use
STRSPLIT |
class |
Stuff
Given a string, this UDF replaces a substring given its starting index and
length with the given replacement string.
|
class |
Trim
Deprecated.
Use
TRIM |
class |
UcFirst
Deprecated.
Use
UCFIRST |
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
class |
SearchQuery
This small UDF takes a search engine URL (Google/Yahoo/AOL/Live) containing
the search query and extracts it.
|
class |
ToBag
Deprecated.
Use
TOBAG |
class |
Top
Deprecated.
Use
TOP |
static class |
Top.Final
Deprecated.
|
static class |
Top.Initial
Deprecated.
|
static class |
Top.Intermed
Deprecated.
|
class |
ToTuple
Deprecated.
Use
TOTUPLE |
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
class |
DateExtractor
DateExtractor has four different constructors which each allow for different functionality.
|
class |
HostExtractor
HostExtractor takes a url and returns the host.
|
class |
SearchEngineExtractor
SearchEngineExtractor takes a url string and extracts the search engine.
|
class |
SearchTermExtractor
SearchTermExtractor takes a url string and extracts the search terms.
|
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
class |
XPath
XPath is a function that allows for text extraction from xml
|
class |
XPathAll
XPathAll is a function that allows for Tuple extraction from xml
|
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
class |
JrubyAccumulatorEvalFunc
This class provides a bridge between Ruby classes that extend AccumulatorPigUdf
and their execution in Pig.
|
class |
JrubyAlgebraicEvalFunc<T>
This class provides the bridge between Ruby classes that extend the AlgebraicPigUdf
"interface" by implementing an initial, intermed, and final method.
|
static class |
JrubyAlgebraicEvalFunc.AlgebraicFunctionWrapper<T>
This is a lightweight wrapper shell that registers information on the method being called,
and provides the initializer that the static Algebraic classes (Initial, Intermed, Final)
will use to execute.
|
static class |
JrubyAlgebraicEvalFunc.BagJrubyAlgebraicEvalFunc
Unlike EvalFuncs and Accumulators, the type must be known at compile time (ie it
can't return Object), as Pig inspects the type and ensures that it is valid.
|
static class |
JrubyAlgebraicEvalFunc.BagJrubyAlgebraicEvalFunc.Final |
static class |
JrubyAlgebraicEvalFunc.ChararrayJrubyAlgebraicEvalFunc |
static class |
JrubyAlgebraicEvalFunc.ChararrayJrubyAlgebraicEvalFunc.Final |
static class |
JrubyAlgebraicEvalFunc.DataByteArrayJrubyAlgebraicEvalFunc |
static class |
JrubyAlgebraicEvalFunc.DataByteArrayJrubyAlgebraicEvalFunc.Final |
static class |
JrubyAlgebraicEvalFunc.DoubleJrubyAlgebraicEvalFunc |
static class |
JrubyAlgebraicEvalFunc.DoubleJrubyAlgebraicEvalFunc.Final |
static class |
JrubyAlgebraicEvalFunc.Final<T>
This class invokes the final method on the given Ruby class.
|
static class |
JrubyAlgebraicEvalFunc.FloatJrubyAlgebraicEvalFunc |
static class |
JrubyAlgebraicEvalFunc.FloatJrubyAlgebraicEvalFunc.Final |
static class |
JrubyAlgebraicEvalFunc.Initial
This class invokes the initial method on the given Ruby class.
|
static class |
JrubyAlgebraicEvalFunc.IntegerJrubyAlgebraicEvalFunc |
static class |
JrubyAlgebraicEvalFunc.IntegerJrubyAlgebraicEvalFunc.Final |
static class |
JrubyAlgebraicEvalFunc.Intermed
This class invokes the intermed method on the given Ruby class.
|
static class |
JrubyAlgebraicEvalFunc.LongJrubyAlgebraicEvalFunc |
static class |
JrubyAlgebraicEvalFunc.LongJrubyAlgebraicEvalFunc.Final |
static class |
JrubyAlgebraicEvalFunc.MapJrubyAlgebraicEvalFunc |
static class |
JrubyAlgebraicEvalFunc.MapJrubyAlgebraicEvalFunc.Final |
static class |
JrubyAlgebraicEvalFunc.TupleJrubyAlgebraicEvalFunc |
static class |
JrubyAlgebraicEvalFunc.TupleJrubyAlgebraicEvalFunc.Final |
class |
JrubyEvalFunc
This class serves at the bridge between Ruby methods that
are registered with and extend PigUdf, and their execution in
Pig.
|
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
class |
JsFunction |
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
class |
JythonFunction
Python implementation of a Pig UDF Performs mappings between Python & Pig
data structures
|
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As a Research Assistant at the Michigan Information Interaction Lab, University of Michigan - Ann Arbor, prototyped earlier versions of the worker interface for crowdsourcing tasks and collected gesture sets for touch, mouse and AR environments.
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My apologies for keeping away for so so very long. I guess it's been about two weeks, that is like centuries in internet time. I do have a very good excuse. My oldest daughter gave birth to her very first child and my very first grandchild. Yes - I am a grandfather.
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The new addition to the family is a 22 3/4" 8lb 10oz baby girl named Leela Andreyevna Khlistunova. Think she might have a tough time writing that in Kindergarden? Needless to say I have been a bit busy at the hospital, visits, etc. etc.
During the course of the last week and a half I did have a chance to make a few observations while taking photos of my new granddaughter - most of them related the Nikon D7000 and TTL flash. Not all of them good. While I do strive to use available light as my preference there are times when that just will not work out and flash is just a hair less ugly.
Here are a couple of things off the top of my head that I will be discussing at length in upcoming posts:
- With all the vunder-computing, color-matrix-metering, hoop-de-do bullcrap it's unbelievable that the Nikon TTL flash control consistently and hopelessly underexposes scenes with a lot of white in the frame. I kinda remember this is kinda what the whole automated, evaluative thing was for in the first place. Wasn't it? Well after extensive in the field testing I'll give some my guidelines for the D7000 depending on how you have the 300,000 parameters set. Hmmmm 300,000 parameters and compensation vs incident flash meter? Yes we will have to discuss that again.
- Despite all of the things I have read from all of the on-line "experts" as well as Nikon that there is not really a difference between "TTL" and "TTL-BL" exposure in circumstances were ambient light does not contribute to the main subject's exposure, that is complete and utter hogwash. At least it is with my particular D7000 and both my SB800's. Maybe mine are somehow different - yeah right.
- Digital skin tones continue to be horrible. At least they are "out of the can" on most JPEG settings and definitely on all the default RAW conversions in both Lightroom, ACR, and Aperture. I have mentioned this just a couple of times in the past right? Well I guess now that I am shooting people with the D7000 and digital vs film only for the first time in a while I will have to discuss some options for dealing with that in Aperture and if anyone cares ACR as well.
- My current favored lighting gear is WAY too big and cumbersome for use in my daughter's small apartment. I just ordered some gear that should alleviate that - cheap simple gear. I share some of that as well as how I am using it as well. Why do I need lighting gear? Because sometimes the light is just crappy and there just isn't a decent bounce surface to be found. I spent less than a hundred bucks and should be able to get the results I am after. My order should get here any day now.
More Later
RB


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Abstract/What it does
The Micronets Websocket Proxy allows peers to establish a secure end-to-end websocket channel by connecting to a common URI on the Proxy. This allows two peers to rendezvous and communicate without exposing any interfaces or ports. Authentication is currently performed using client certificate validation. And the proxy can support as many connections as the host system can support.
Proxy clients are authenticated using X.509 client certificates provided in the secure websocket TLS exchange.
How is it instantiated
The Proxy includes support for instantiation via systemd on Linux or as a Docker container.
What else does it communicate with
Currently the Micronets Manager and its peer Micronets Gateway - which are paired one-for-one - establish their communication channel by connecting to a common URI on the Websocket Proxy. In production, the gateway and micronets manager establish a secure websocket connection using subscriber and box ID. e.g. “wss://websocket-proxy-address:port/micronets/v1/ws-proxy/sub/8675309/00224dd149bb”.
What APIs it provides
The Websocket Proxy uses the standard TLS and websocket protocol messaging to establish the connection. A simple protocol is defined by the Proxy for performing the peer handshake, invoking REST APIs on the peers, and performing asynchronous notifications.
Link(s) to details on how to build
Instructions for building and running the Websocket Proxy can be found in the Micronets Websocket Proxy README
Link(s) to details on how to deploy
Instructions for deploying the Websocket Proxy via Linux systemd and via a Docker container can be found in the Micronets Websocket Proxy.
Instructions for generating the Proxy’s server cert/key generating the Proxy’s server cert/key, generating the peer client certs/keys, and generating the root certificate/key used for validating/signing the server and client certs are also contained in the Proxy README.
Link(s) to API docs
The Websocket Proxy protocol is documented in the Micronets Websocket Proxy README


substr_count (PHP 4, PHP 5, PHP 7) substr_count — 计算字串出现的次数 说明 int substr_count ( string $haystack , string $needle [, int $offset = 0 [, int $length ]] ) substr_count() 返回子字符串needle 在字符串 haystack 中出现的次数。注意 needle 区分大小写。 Note: 该函数不会计算重叠字符串。参见下面的例子。 参数 haystack 在此字符串中进行搜索。 needle 要搜索的字符串。 offset 开始计数的偏移位置。 length 指定偏移位置之后的最大搜索长度。如果偏移量加上这个长度的和大于 haystack 的 总长度，则打印警告信息。 返回值 该函数返回整型。 更新日志 版本 说明 5.1.0 新增 offset 和 length 参数。 范例 Example #1 substr_count() 范例 14，所以生成警告 echo substr_count($text, 'is', 5, 10); // 输出 1，因为该函数不计算重叠字符串 $text2 = 'gcdgcdgcd'; echo substr_count($text2, 'gcdgcd'); ?> 参见 • count_chars() - 返回字符串所用字符的信息 • strpos() - 查找字符串首次出现的位置 • substr() - 返回字符串的子串 • strstr() - 查找字符串的首次出现 User Contributed Notes 10 notes =============================================================================== It was suggested to use substr_count ( implode( $haystackArray ), $needle ); instead of the function described previously, however this has one flaw. For example this array: array ( 0 => "mystringth", 1 => "atislong" ); If you are counting "that", the implode version will return 1, but the function previously described will return 0. =============================================================================== Making this case insensitive is easy for anyone who needs this. Simply convert the haystack and the needle to the same case (upper or lower). substr_count(strtoupper($haystack), strtoupper($needle)) =============================================================================== a simple version for an array needle (multiply sub-strings): =============================================================================== below was suggested a function for substr_count'ing an array, yet for a simpler procedure, use the following: =============================================================================== To account for the case that jrhodes has pointed out, we can change the line to: substr_count ( implode( ',', $haystackArray ), $needle ); This way: array ( 0 => "mystringth", 1 => "atislong" ); Becomes mystringth,atislong Which brings the count for $needle = "that" to 0 again. =============================================================================== It's worth noting this function is surprisingly fast. I first ran it against a ~500KB string on our web server. It found 6 occurrences of the needle I was looking for in 0.0000 seconds. Yes, it ran faster than microtime() could measure. Looking to give it a challenge, I then ran it on a Mac laptop from 2010 against a 120.5MB string. For one test needle, it found 2385 occurrences in 0.0266 seconds. Another test needs found 290 occurrences in 0.114 seconds. Long story short, if you're wondering whether this function is slowing down your script, the answer is probably not. =============================================================================== This will handle a string where it is unknown if comma or period are used as thousand or decimal separator. Only exception where this leads to a conflict is when there is only a single comma or period and 3 possible decimals (123.456 or 123,456). An optional parameter is passed to handle this case (assume thousands, assume decimal, decimal when period, decimal when comma). It assumes an input string in any of the formats listed below. function toFloat($pString, $seperatorOnConflict="f") { $decSeperator="."; $thSeperator=""; $pString=str_replace(" ", $thSeperator, $pString); $firstPeriod=strpos($pString, "."); $firstComma=strpos($pString, ","); if($firstPeriod!==FALSE && $firstComma!==FALSE) { if($firstPeriod<$firstComma) { $pString=str_replace(".", $thSeperator, $pString); $pString=str_replace(",", $decSeperator, $pString); } else { $pString=str_replace(",", $thSeperator, $pString); } } else if($firstPeriod!==FALSE || $firstComma!==FALSE) { $seperator=$firstPeriod!==FALSE?".":","; if(substr_count($pString, $seperator)==1) { $lastPeriodOrComma=strpos($pString, $seperator); if($lastPeriodOrComma==(strlen($pString)-4) && ($seperatorOnConflict!=$seperator && $seperatorOnConflict!="f")) { $pString=str_replace($seperator, $thSeperator, $pString); } else { $pString=str_replace($seperator, $decSeperator, $pString); } } else { $pString=str_replace($seperator, $thSeperator, $pString); } } return(float)$pString; } function testFloatParsing() { $floatvals = array( "22 000", "22,000", "22.000", "123 456", "123,456", "123.456", "22 000,76", "22.000,76", "22,000.76", "22000.76", "22000,76", "1.022.000,76", "1,022,000.76", "1,000,000", "1.000.000", "1022000.76", "1022000,76", "1022000", "0.76", "0,76", "0.00", "0,00", "1.00", "1,00", "-22 000,76", "-22.000,76", "-22,000.76", "-22 000", "-22,000", "-22.000", "-22000.76", "-22000,76", "-1.022.000,76", "-1,022,000.76", "-1,000,000", "-1.000.000", "-1022000.76", "-1022000,76", "-1022000", "-0.76", "-0,76", "-0.00", "-0,00", "-1.00", "-1,00" ); echo "
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|---|---|---|---|---|
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Cybertruck Has Already Received 143,000 Pre-Orders, Worth Up To $7.55 Billion
by Shaun WilliamsThursday evening Tesla CEO Elon Musk took to the stage to unveil their "love it or hate it" Cybertruck.
Today Musk announced via Twitter that the company has 143,000 preoders as of today, and he even broke it down the sales mix by which model Cybertruck was being orders - either single, dual, or tri motor configurations.
Enough preoders for Cybertruck to give Tesla $7.55 billion in revenue
If we break that down and assume that half opt for the $7,000 autopilot, this comes out to $7.55 billion dollars worth of revenue for Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA). Keep in mind almost all Tesla buyers have been shown to pay the fee to get autopilot enabled, so figuring at least half will opt for autopilot for their Cybertruck is probably reasonable.
I don't doubt Musk or think he is lying, either. Months back the SEC ordered Musk to pass ALL tweets pertaining to Tesla through a company attorney to act as a filter, so its very unlikely a false number would make it through company censors.
With that out of the way, the numbers are simply stunning. Memes have been flying off the shelves when it comes to the trucks styling and even larger media outlets have been highlighting the perceived backlash and critical remarks Musk and his Cybertruck have received.
With numbers like that already pouring in a mere 48 hours after preorders went live I have to believe Elon doesn't care one bit what the internet has to say. One major caveat though: preorders can be had for $100. Its possible some might be people hoping to sell their place in line to hopefuly buyers, and since preorders are refundable that numbers could either drop off or continue to climb even higher. In other words, take these numbers with a grain of salt, at least for the time being.
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Sir Francis Drake was more pirate than patriot as he raided Spanish possessions during England's war with Spain. Hero of many battles, he died ingloriously of .
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Sir Francis Drake: Explorer. Sir Francis Drake (1545-1596) was a British explorer, slave-trader, privateer (a pirate working for a government) in the service of .
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Francis Drake - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
1590 or later Marcus Gheeraerts, Sir Francis Drake Buckland Abbey, Devon.jpg . Sir Francis Drake, Vice Admiral (1540 27 January 1596) was an English sea .
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Discover facts about the Elizabethan mariner and explorer Sir Francis Drake, and his epic voyages in this concise biography.
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Biography of Sir Francis Drake, The English mariner who circumnavigated the globe.
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Now is the time to generate some content with the ayedocs CLI.
Output modes
There are 2 kinds output: as standalone files or as a website. You can use one or both of them in one configuration file.
To standalone files
To render one or more standalone files, great for markdown files
such as README.md
, ...
Put your config under the fileRender
key of the
Options
.
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module.exports = {
fileRender: {
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};
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To render all files as a website, great for the
docs
site for Github pages.
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key.
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module.exports = {
webRender: {
files: {
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section2: ["CLass2", "FULL"],
},
},
},
};
Render input
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configs, those are basic
, @doc/file1.md
,
and { section1: [...], ... }
.
These render inputs provide instructions for the renderer to build the final content for the file.
Direct files
You can input a markdown file by its path path,
@
will be replaced with src/
.
The source file should puts highest headings at level 2.
{
'file1.md': 'src/doc/test.md',
// or
'file2.md'<EMAIL_ADDRESS>// or default path
'file3.html': true, // src/doc/file3.md
}
Using template
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{
'TEST.md': 'basic',
// custom template
'TEST2.md': customTemplate,
}
Advanced rendering
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{
'TEST.md': {
section1: ['Lib', 'SELF']
// more sections here
},
}
With rendering options
See
FileRenderWithOptions
for further customize render.
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template: '...', // or
file: '...', // or
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// any options
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'I have to prove myself... but I think I can make a difference in the first-team' - Folami's Ipswich Town aim
by Andy WarrenStriker Ben Folami believes he has what it takes to make an impact in League One this season but knows he still has work to do to convince Paul Lambert he's worthy of a place.
The Australian started the 1-0 loss at Colchester in the EFL Trophy on Tuesday evening, completing his return from an eight-month lay-off following a nasty Achilles injury suffered in an Under 23 game with Cardiff in January.
You have to go back to April 2018 to find Folami's last senior appearance, the 4-0 away win at Reading, but now he's back in action the 20-year is keen to make an impact in the first-team and add to his five previous appearances.
"I have to come back in and prove myself," said Folami, who has been training regularly with Lambert's first-team.
"I did that before with Mick McCarthy and that took a lot of convincing and I've still got a long way to go to convince Paul Lambert. I'm really grateful he's given me and opportunity.
"It's been tough for me because when Paul Hurst came in I was in the picture and then out of the picture quite quickly," he continued.
"Then the injury happened but I'm over that now and I'm looking to get more and more involved with the first team.
"There are opportunities for me and every opportunity I get I have to take it.
"I'm grateful to the gaffer to get the chance because he is giving them, so it's then up to us to take them.
"I think I can (make an impact in the league) if I work and train hard and give myself the opportunity I think I can make a difference in the first-team.
"There are some experienced strikers here to learn from and getting to train with them is great for me because I can see them doing things that I'm not and learn from that.
"It's about becoming more professional and adding that to my game."
Reflecting on his injury lay-off, Folami said: "It was a terrible time but I'm over it now and looking ahead.
"I've learnt from it, being out for so long and it can get lonely, but I'm just happy to get through it thanks to the physio staff.
"There have been no problems and that's behind me now."
The Blues were able to hold Folami back from international duty with Australia's Under 23s to ensure he could be involved in the loss to the U's, but he's now heading to China for two games in four days before returning to Suffolk.


Atlanta Braves spring training tickets to go on sale
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The training facility, called the CoolToday Park, features about 8,000 seats, WiFi for fans and 360 seating. It opened in March.


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Updating to Aquarium-0.7.3¶ ↑
Version 0.7.3 has only been tested with Ruby 2.7.0, but it should support the same versions as version 0.7.1, as this release contains only a relatively small set of code changes to fix issue #43.
Updating to Aquarium-0.7.1¶ ↑
Version 0.7.1 supports only Ruby 2.6. It was tested with 2.6.3p62 (2019-04-16 revision 67580). Basic JRuby <IP_ADDRESS> (2.5.3) 2019-04-09 8a269e3 support is provided, but using JRuby currently does not pass all the custom Java specs in the `jruby/spec` directory, which specifically test working with Java classes. However, JRuby does pass all the Ruby specs in the `spec` directory. This is a long-standing issue with JRuby support in Aquarium
. Patches are welcome!
> TODO: There are currently a lot of deprecation warnings.
Updating to Aquarium-0.6.X¶ ↑
Version 0.6.0 supports only Ruby 2.0.0p247. Basic JRuby 1.7.4 (1.9.3p392) support is provided, but using JRuby currently does not pass all the custom Java specs in the `jruby/spec` directory, which specifically test working with Java classes. However, JRuby does pass all the Ruby specs in the `spec` directory. I didn't want to release v0.6.0 with the Java-specific specs not working, but I didn't have time to resolve the issues. Patches are welcome.
Updating to Aquarium-0.5.X¶ ↑
This release introduces a few small API changes that are described in CHANGES. The primary goal of the release is to add full support for Ruby 1.9.3 and JRuby 1.6.7.
It was not tested on early versions of Ruby 1.9 and JRuby 1.X, so users of earlier releases should use caution upgrading. Post any issues to the GitHub project.
Updating to Aquarium-0.4.X¶ ↑
This release is fully backwards-compatible with previous releases. It expands the API slightly and adds internal improvements to better support JRuby. There should be no upgrade issues.
Updating to Aquarium-0.3.1¶ ↑
There should be no upgrade issues with this release. However, the enhancement #17565 now ensures that a JoinPoint is only specified with one type and a type that actually exists, when a string, symbol, or regex is used to specify the type.
Updating to Aquarium-0.3.0¶ ↑
There are no known upgrade issues with this release. Although many new synonyms were added for API method parameters, all changes are backwards compatible.
Updating to Aquarium-0.2.0¶ ↑
This release changes the expected advice parameter list from
|join_point, *method_args|
to
|join_point, object, *method_args|
where “object” is the current object receiving the message corresponding to the advised join point. Therefore, when you upgrade, you will need to modify your advices to take this extra argument, even if you don't use it. Since an advice of |jp, *args| would silently “absorb” the object into the beginning of “*args”, thereby potentially causing confusion, Aquarium
will raise an exception if the advice block or proc has this obsolete signature.
Note that “JoinPoint#Context.advised_object” is still supported, even if it is now less useful.
Updating to Aquarium-0.1.8¶ ↑
V0.1.7 did not successfully “register” at rubyforge. This releases fixes that problem and also adds several feature enhancements and refactorings. There are no known upgrade issues.
Updating to Aquarium-0.1.7¶ ↑
This is primarily a bug-fix release, so there should be no upgrading or incompatibility issues.
Updating to Aquarium-0.1.6¶ ↑
As described in the CHANGES, the JoinPoint#type, JoinPoint#type=, JoinPoint#object, and JoinPoint#object= are now deprecated. Client code that uses these methods will still work, but warning messages will be written to STDOUT. See CHANGES for more details.
Updating to Aquarium-0.1.5¶ ↑
This is mostly a bug-fix release, but it did have to introduce one API change, as described in the CHANGES. In particular, the aspect “DSL” methods are no longer automatically to Object
, as some of their names overlap with methods added by Rails.
Now, if you want these methods added to Object
, you must require the new lib/aquarium/aspects/dsl/object_dsl.rb explicitly.
As an alternative, if you just want these methods added selectively in certain types, then do the following:
require 'aquarium/dsl/aspect_dsl' class MyClass # reopen "MyClass" # Add the methods as _class_ methods include Aquarium::DSL end
or, use (class|module)_eval:
require 'aquarium/dsl/aspect_dsl' MyClass.class_eval do # Add the methods as _class_ methods include Aquarium::DSL end
To add the methods as instance methods on individual objects:
object = MyClass.new object.extend(Aquarium::DSL)
See the CHANGES for more details.
Updating existing code to Aquarium-0.1.0¶ ↑
This is the first release of Aquarium
.


Vincent van Gogh’s bedroom in Arles is arguably the most famous chambre in the history of art. It also held special significance for the artist, who created three distinct paintings of this intimate space from 1888 to 1889. This exhibition—presented only at the Art Institute of Chicago—brings together all three versions of The Bedroom for the first time in North America, offering a pioneering and in-depth study of their making and meaning to Van Gogh in his relentless quest for home.
Van Gogh’s life was short and nomadic. By the time he died, at the age of 37, he had lived in 37 separate residences across 24 cities, mostly as a boarder or a guest dependent on the hospitality of family or friends. In 1888, he finally moved into the only home he truly considered his own: his beloved “Yellow House” in Arles. Of his many bedrooms, Van Gogh immortalized only the one from the Yellow House—three times in fact. He first painted the room in 1888 shortly after his move to the Arles and then painted the composition twice more in 1889: once to record the first version that had been damaged when his home flooded and then again as a gift for his mother and sister.
This exhibition is the first to truly delve into the fascinating history of these three paintings and explore the motif of home and its significance to Van Gogh—as haven, creative chamber, and physical reality. The show features approximately 36 works by the artist, including paintings, drawings, and illustrated letters, as well as a selection of books and other ephemera known to have been in Van Gogh’s possession. Enhancing the exploration of the artist’s works and his longing for home are several engaging interactive presentations. A digitally enhanced reconstruction of his bedroom allows viewers the chance to experience his state of mind and the physical reality of the space that so inspired him, while other enriching digital components bring to light significant recent scientific research on the three Bedroom paintings. The result is an innovative yet intimate look at one of the most beloved and often-misunderstood artists of all time.
Lead support has been provided by the Estate of Jacquet McConville.
Major support has been generously provided by Caryn and King Harris, The Harris Family Foundation; the Gilchrist Foundation; The Morris and Dolores Kohl Kaplan Fund; and Evonne and John Yonover.
Additional funding has been contributed by Constance and David Coolidge, the Mason Foundation, Charlene and Mark Novak, and the Comer Family Foundation.
Annual support for Art Institute exhibitions is provided by the Exhibitions Trust: Kenneth Griffin, Robert M. and Diane v.S. Levy, Thomas and Margot Pritzker, Betsy Bergman Rosenfield and Andrew M. Rosenfield, the Earl and Brenda Shapiro Foundation, and the Woman’s Board.
The exhibition is supported by an indemnity from the Federal Council on the Arts and the Humanities.
© Art Institute of Chicago


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11 Cadogan Gardens joins Relais and Chateaux
by Mark CaswellChelsea hotel 11 Cadogan Gardens has joined the luxury hotel and restaurant collection Relais and Chateaux as its only London member.
The 56-room property is located close to Sloane Square, and was built in the late 19th century, originally comprising four Victorian townhouses.
Previously a private members’ club, it reopened as a luxury boutique hotel in 2012, and is part of the Iconic Luxury Hotels Group, along with sister properties and fellow Relais and Chateaux members Chewton Glen and Cliveden House.
Facilities include a library with log fire, two private outdoor terraces, self-contained apartments with private garages, and a gym.
Last year the hotel opened new restaurant Hans’ Bar and Grill, which opens out onto Pavilion Road.
Commenting on the news Philippe Gombert, president of Relais and Châteaux said:
“We are very happy to count 11 Cadogan Gardens as a member of our family. This is a perfect example of what Relais and Châteaux is: properties anchored in their region, ambassadors of their heritage, but also passionate about their craft. The hotel is perfectly located and will offer a delicious immersion into London for our guests.”
Relais and Chateaux was established in France in 1954, and now counts 580 hotel and restaurant members across over 60 countries.
The Stock Exchange Hotel in Manchester also became a member when it opened this month.
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a pathname object.
An implementation-dependent pathname, typically in the working directory that was current when Common Lisp was started up.
a pathname, used as the default whenever a function needs a default pathname and one is not supplied.
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Technical Blog: Ruby Classes
September 3rd, 2014
What are classes?
Since Ruby is an object-oriented language, its most prominent feature is the ability to create classes and objects. A class is simply a blueprint from which individual classes are created. The existence of classes gives us the ability to create, manipulate, compare and examine any number of objects at the same time, without having to write separate methods for each object by grouping together attributes and methods.
Class Example
Let’s look at an example of a "SportsCar" class:
The .new created the new instance of the class Sportscar while the initialize method gives the instance all of it's unique characteristics by assigning instance variables to each of the arguments.
What are instance variables?
Instance variables are available across methods for any particular instance or object. That means that instance variables change from object to object. Instance variables are preceded by the at sign (@) followed by the variable name.
Now let's make this car move! Let’s start by making an instance method called "accelerate"! An instance method is a method that can only be called on an object from the class in which it is defined.


I had an experience recently where I had cause to complain about a product to its manufacturer. This particular product is an iPhone Twitter application, and its maker it a prominent Twitter user. I emailed them with my comments and got no reply. Next day I saw a tweet from them thanking a mentor who was "instrumental in the products success".
I replied to the tweet with a simple comment that perhaps customers were also instrumental and that I (along with many others) want a particular feature.
Again, the silence has been deafening.
All businesses have customers (hopefully), and sometimes customers complain. Lets face it, things go wrong, and a complaining customer is one that is willing to engage in a conversation with you about your offering. In other words, dealing with complaining customers is a key moment of truth and can be a great opportunity to delight the customer!
This leads me to ask a key question: what are three ways that businesses can respond to a customer complaint? While there may be other possibilities, in my experience businesses tend to deal with complaints in one of three ways.
Of the three ways of dealing with a complaint, it should be fairly easy to see that there's one approach that is markedly better than the other two! Yet the two poor responses are quite common.
Generally customers tend to understand that problems and issues can occur. They can get frustrated very quickly when the issues aren't acknowledged, or when they happen repeatedly without being addressed. On the other hand, if customers believe that a business listens to them and takes action to address the issue they may actually have a positive experience.
Sometimes (possibly often) a customer's "issue" may be because of a lack of knowledge, misunderstanding and/or misuse. There is rarely, if ever, any benefit to be gained from telling a customer that they're wrong! Working through the problem with the customer may be the best approach. A business can learn a lot about how people use its offerings if they learn from these encounters.
The second approach - ignoring the complaint and hoping it will go away - is often successful! The complaint often does go away, usually taking the customer along with it. In my case, I now use a different Twitter client for both my iPhone and my Mac desktop (I use and recommend Echofon)
Denying the problem, or labelling it one of customer misuse, is poor form. Customers often use products in ways different to how a business may have designed it. While it might be technically correct to label this is as a non-issue, a business misses a golden opportunity to discover new features and products that might lead to new business. Customers generally don't buy products for their design, but because they meet their needs.
There are three ways that a business can address customer complaints, with one of them being the positive response that acknowledges the complaint and sets the scene to address it. See any complaints as a golden opportunity to communicate with your customer and learn more about how you can serve them.


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This is the origin story of former Special Forces operative turned mercenary Wade Wilson, who after being subjected to a rogue experiment that leaves him with accelerated healing powers, adopts the alter ego Deadpool. Armed with his new abilities and a dark, twisted sense of humor, Deadpool hunts down the man who nearly destroyed his life....
Genre: Action, Adventure, Comedy
StarCasts: Ryan Reynolds, Karan Soni, Ed Skrein, Michael Benyaer
Director: Tim Miller
Writer: Rhett Reese, Paul Wernick
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Release: Feb 12, 2016
Quality: HD 720p
Runtime: 1h 48min (108 min)
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{% extends "global/Page.html" %} {% load otree %} {% block title %} {% if subsession.round_number == 1 %} First decision of Participant 1 in Round 1. {% elif subsession.round_number == 2 %} First decision of Participant 1 in Round 2. {% elif subsession.round_number == 3 %} First decision of Participant 1 in Round 3. {% endif %} {% endblock %} {% block content %}
You are Participant 1
{% if subsession.round_number == 1 %} In this round you have received the initial amount of {{ endowment_iter_1 }} ECU, {% elif subsession.round_number == 2 %} In this round you have received the initial amount of {{ endowment_iter_2 }} ECU, {% elif subsession.round_number == 3 %} In this round you have received the initial amount of {{ endowment_iter_3 }} ECU. {% endif %}
{% if subsession.round_number == 1 %}Please indicate how many ECU of the amount you have received in this round you decide to transfer to Participant 2 (from 0 to {{ endowment_iter_1 }}).
{% formfield group.S_transfer label='How many ECU you decide to transfer to Participant 2:'%} {% formfield group.S_self_part label='How many ECU you decide to keep for yourself:'%} {% elif subsession.round_number == 2 %}Please indicate how many ECU of the amount you have received in this round you decide to transfer to Participant 2 (from 0 to {{ endowment_iter_2 }}).
{% formfield group.S_transfer label='How many ECU you decide to transfer to Participant 2:'%} {% formfield group.S_self_part label='How many ECU you decide to keep for yourself:'%} {% elif subsession.round_number == 3 %}Please indicate how many ECU of the amount you have received in this round you decide to transfer to Participant 2 (from 0 to {{ endowment_iter_3 }}).
{% formfield group.S_transfer label='How many ECU you decide to transfer to Participant 2:'%} {% formfield group.S_self_part label='How many ECU you decide to keep for yourself:'%} {% endif %}Please press Next.
{% next_button %} {% include Constants.instructions_template %} {% endblock %}


Introduction to the DIFXAPP Toaster Driver Installation Sample
This sample works only on an x86 Windows operating system. However, the techniques illustrated in this sample apply to Windows operating systems for other architectures as well.
This sample demonstrates how to use the DIFxApp merge module (DIFxApp.msm) to install a driver package that is included in a Microsoft Windows Installer (Windows Installer) installation package for an application. This sample uses the sample Plug and Play driver package that is provided in the Windows Driver Development Kit (DDK). The src\setup\DIFxSampleDriverPackages\x86\PlugAndPlay directory in the DDK contains the files that make up the Plug and Play driver package sample.
DIFxApp.msm can be added to the Windows Installer installation package either while the package is being created or after it has been created.
Method 1: Adding DIFxApp.msm to the installation package after it has been created.
The DIFxAppSample.msi file in the directory src\setup\UsingDIFxApp\MergeModule is an installation package that contains the Plug and Play driver package. To add DIFxApp.msm to DIFxAppSample.msi, do the following steps:
1. Use the orca.exe tool to merge the merge module DIFxApp.msm with DIFxAppSample.msi. DIFxApp.msm is located in the DIFxApp directory. The orca.exe tool is included with the Windows Installer software development kit (SDK).
For example, type the following at the command-line prompt:
orca -m DIFxApp.msm -f DefaultFeature -! DIFxAppSample.msi
(The option -! will suppress any warnings and errors. There are some default values that are set by some MSI editors that might conflict with the merge module. Those errors can be ignored. To investigate the errors use the Orca user interface instead of the command line.)
2. Edit the MsiDriverPackages table in DIFxAppSample.msi as described in the section titled "MsiDriverPackages Custom Table Schema" in the DIFxApp white paper. This white paper is included in the Documentation directory that is provided with the Driver Install Frameworks tools package.
Method 2: Adding DIFxApp.msm to the installation package while it is being created.
The exact steps for this method depend on the software being used to create the installation package. The basic idea is to add the DIFxApp merge module (DIFxApp.msm) to your project just as you would add any other merge module. For example, if you are using Visual Studio .NET, then the steps are as follows:
1. Create a new Visual Studio setup project.
2. Add the Plug and Play driver package files to the project such that they get copied to Application Folder in the file system on the target machine.
3. Add DIFxApp.msm to the project by choosing Project->Add->Merge Module from the menu.
4. Build the project by choosing Build->Build Solution from the menu. A new DIFxAppSample.msi file is created in the Debug or Retail directory, depending on whether Visual Studio was configured to build the Debug or the Retail version.
5. Edit the MsiDriverPackages table in DIFxAppSample.msi as described in the section titled "Authoring an MSI Installation Package That Uses DIFxApp" in the DIFxApp white paper. This white paper is included in the Documentation directory that is provided with the Driver Install Frameworks tools package.
To install the toaster driver package, run DIFxAppSample.msi.
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title: Robot Checklist
permalink: /checklist/
title: Robot Checklist
tags: [checklist]
description: "A checklist of all items neccesary for each competition."
---
This page was created to contain a list of items needed for each competition. This page is essential to success
at any competition as it ensures that no item is left behind.
Robot
Phone
Launcher
Team/coach Consent/Release forms
NXT Charger
Extra NXT and moter batteries
Extra NXT Sensor Cables
Extra Servos and Servo Wiring
Extension Cord
Power Strip
Tape(Both Duct and Electrical)
Super Glue
Safety Goggles
Laptops/Computers
Zip Ties
Assorted tools(Such as TETRIX parts)
For Interview:
Materials List
Notebook
Number/Power/Moving Parts labels


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mCollective is a funny tool. The idea behind it is obvious and great: a message bus for node orchestration. But the API and underpinnings are often a black box for many Puppet noobs and even other automation professionals. They mostly stick to the Puppet Enterprise Live Management console to interact with the mCollective back-end, never su peadmin
and running a few mco $some_application -F $some_fact
.
The truth is, MCO is a powerful backend for orchestration. It gets a bad name because the performance isn’t there sometimes, especially at scale. Not to dive into a rabbit hole, but that’s often due to user error: 1 broker running over 1000’s of nodes; the ActiveMQ JVM being improperly tuned; bad layer 1 (yup, it can be that simple).
One thing about MCO that is true is the API is hard to get through. It makes sense once you get under the hood, and especially after reading through other agents and DDl’s but what if all you want is a simple way to run an arbitrary commandline argument on some remote node with MCO? If you don’t know what you’re doing that could take a while; if you know what you’re doing, you still have the write the code.
Well, since MCO runs through an API we can actually architect templates for this exact task, for both the data description language file and the agent ruby script.
Let’s start with a basic DDL that will inform an agent running this arbitary command:
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Just a quick shout out to Jeremy Adams who wrote this very ERB template for his Runyer module which does what this rake task does but in Puppet code.
So we’ve templated out the basic DDL for the agent. We’ve included some metadata and output - arbitary commands usually just need to be ran without input, for instance df -h
and returns the mounted volumes and data about them. That could be handy in orchestration. If we wanted to we could add some inputs here, for example, if we wanted to pass in an arbitrary input to a command. I’m not interested in that here, just basic output from a command.
Let’s build out the ruby script to run this command:
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Our arbitary command only has 1 action. It’s that simple. We run the command and push our output to the ouputs in the command.
Now let’s look at the Rakefile that actually runs this. For me, I store most of my Rakefiles as *.task
in ~/.rake
so I can run them anywhere with rake -g
:
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As you can see, I wrote my Class into the Rakefile itself. It wasn’t long and let me have some clarity, so there wasn’t a need to break it out.
The McoAgent Class accepts two attributes, command and template. Pass it a command and a template, for me I have a couple of def’s that do this for the agent and ddl respectavely, and it builds out the ERB for us. My init def just declares the variables that we want available to our templates and we’re good to go - the rest is accomplished via the ERB library.
The entire project repo is available here


Welcome to IBM Watson & DXC claims demo. You can record your claim by providing simple information like:
- You name
- Date and time
- Verification questions like Zipcode, Policy information etc
Once claim is filed the claim can be looked up at DXC Claims on cloud
- On a filed notification several actions can be taken by an Insurance company.
- For example: Once can start adjudicating the claim. One may also seek more information using various channels. DXC's Self-serve offering is one of the ways of collection information.
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'We have to get rid of the entire [Australian] board and start again'
by Online EditorsA former leader in Australian media has called for a complete cleanout of Rugby Australia, calling for Raelene Castle to follow the lead of departing chairman Cameron Clyne.
David Leckie, the former chief executive of the Seven Media Group, didn’t pull any punches in his assessment of the sport’s national body, with a particular focus on Castle.
“We have to get rid of the entire board and start again,” Leckie told the Australian. “There’s not a single person on it who deserves to remain there.
“Raelene has been a total disaster. She doesn’t know rugby, she doesn’t know Australia and, judging by her time at Canterbury (Bulldogs), she doesn’t know how to manage a salary cap.
“She buggered that club. Central to your role when you’re the general manager of a club, is salary cap. That’s your first, first and first priority.”
Leckie’s comments come a day after rugby Australia announced the signing of Kiwi Dave Rennie as the next Wallabies coach, following the departure of Michael Cheika after the Rugby World Cup.
Cheika stood down from his post as Wallabies coach after five rough seasons in which the Wallabies won just 34 of his 68 games in charge.
Speaking to Radio Sport’s D’Arcy Waldegrave on Wednesday, Castle said Rennie’s signing was an exciting one for the organization.
“He was by far and away the most outstanding candidate,” Castle said.
“We believed he was the best fit not only from a performance coaching point of view but also a cultural point of view and his experience in bringing groups of people together is very sound.
“Dave’s proven ability both at the Chiefs and what he’s done in a short time with the Glasgow Warriors to bring together a group of men and build a culture where they all want to work together toward the same thing is one of his best skill sets and that’s something we know will be very valuable to us.
“We had a plan and we worked really hard to execute it.”
This article first appeared on nzherald.co.nz and is republished with permission.
It was a poor Rugby World Cup from the Wallabies, who failed to beat another tier-one side:


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- Goal
- Plan
- Start
- Waypoint
class Goal(pybind11_builtins.pybind11_object) |
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- Method resolution order:
- Goal
- pybind11_builtins.pybind11_object
- builtins.object
Methods defined here:
- __init__(...)
- __init__(*args, **kwargs)
Overloaded function.
1. __init__(self: rmf_adapter.plan.Goal, arg0: int) -> None
2. __init__(self: rmf_adapter.plan.Goal, arg0: int, arg1: float) -> None
- any_orientation(...)
- any_orientation(self: rmf_adapter.plan.Goal) -> rmf_adapter.plan.Goal
Data descriptors defined here:
- orientation
- waypoint
Static methods inherited from pybind11_builtins.pybind11_object:
- __new__(*args, **kwargs) from pybind11_builtins.pybind11_type
- Create and return a new object. See help(type) for accurate signature.
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class Plan(pybind11_builtins.pybind11_object) |
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- Method resolution order:
- Plan
- pybind11_builtins.pybind11_object
- builtins.object
Methods defined here:
- __init__(self, /, *args, **kwargs)
- Initialize self. See help(type(self)) for accurate signature.
Readonly properties defined here:
- itinerary
- start
- waypoints
Static methods inherited from pybind11_builtins.pybind11_object:
- __new__(*args, **kwargs) from pybind11_builtins.pybind11_type
- Create and return a new object. See help(type) for accurate signature.
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class Start(pybind11_builtins.pybind11_object) |
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- Method resolution order:
- Start
- pybind11_builtins.pybind11_object
- builtins.object
Methods defined here:
- __init__(...)
- __init__(self: rmf_adapter.plan.Start, initial_time: datetime.datetime, initial_waypoint: int, initial_orientation: float, location: Optional[numpy.ndarray[numpy.float64[2, 1]]] = None, initial_lane: Optional[int] = None) -> None
Data descriptors defined here:
- lane
- location
- orientation
- time
- waypoint
Static methods inherited from pybind11_builtins.pybind11_object:
- __new__(*args, **kwargs) from pybind11_builtins.pybind11_type
- Create and return a new object. See help(type) for accurate signature.
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class Waypoint(pybind11_builtins.pybind11_object) |
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- Method resolution order:
- Waypoint
- pybind11_builtins.pybind11_object
- builtins.object
Methods defined here:
- __init__(self, /, *args, **kwargs)
- Initialize self. See help(type(self)) for accurate signature.
Readonly properties defined here:
- event
- graph_index
- position
- time
Static methods inherited from pybind11_builtins.pybind11_object:
- __new__(*args, **kwargs) from pybind11_builtins.pybind11_type
- Create and return a new object. See help(type) for accurate signature.
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Contains the classes of JCublas.
Package Specification
This package contains classes that are related to JCublas.
The main class is the {@link jcuda.jcuda.jcublas.JCublas} class,
which provides all method bindings for CUBLAS, the
NVIDIA CUDA BLAS library.
Please consult your CUBLAS library documentation
for more information about how to use this API.


miniml_error
[source] [example]An extension of miniML with division which aborts execution upon division by
zero with an error
value The error cannot be caught or thrown explicitly, so it is not a
proper exception.
Example interaction, see also the file example.miniml_error
:
miniML+error> 3 + (if 5 < 6 then 10 else 100);;
- : int = 13
miniML+error> let x = 14;;
x : int = 14
miniML+error> let fact = fun f (n : int) : int is if n = 0 then 1 else n * f (n-1);;
fact : int -> int = <fun>
miniML+error> fact 10;;
- : int = 3628800
miniML+error> 12/4;;
- : int = 3
miniML+error> 1/0;;
- : int = error


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