| Methods' Summary |
| getTopWindowCount |
This function returns the number of currently existing top-level
windows.
|
| getTopWindow |
Return a reference to the specified top-level window. Note that the
number of top-level windows may change between a call to
getTopWindowCount() and successive calls to this
function.
|
| getActiveTopWindow |
Return the currently active top-level window, i.e. which has
currently the input focus.
|
| addTopWindowListener |
Add a new listener that is called for events that involve XTopWindows. After having
obtained the current list of exisiting top-level windows you can
keep this list up-to-date by listening to opened or closed top-level
windows. Wait for activations or deactivations of top-level windows
to keep track of the currently active frame.
|
| removeTopWindowListener |
Remove the specified listener from the list of listeners.
|
| addKeyHandler |
Add a new listener that is called on KeyEvents. Every listener is
given the opportunity to consume the event, i.e. prevent the not yet
called listeners from being called.
|
| removeKeyHandler |
Remove the specified listener from the list of listeners.
|
| addFocusListener |
Add a new listener that is called on FocusEvents. Use this focus
broadcaster to keep track of the object that currently has the input
focus.
|
| removeFocusListener |
Remove the specified listener from the list of listeners.
|
| fireFocusGained |
Broadcasts the a focusGained on all registered focus listeners
|
| fireFocusLost |
Broadcasts the a focusGained on all registered focus listeners
|
| Methods' Details |
getTopWindowCount
| long |
| getTopWindowCount(); |
- Description
- This function returns the number of currently existing top-level
windows.
- Returns
- Returns the number of top-level windows. This includes all
top-level windows, regardless of whether they are iconized,
visible, or active.
|
|
getTopWindow
- Description
- Return a reference to the specified top-level window. Note that the
number of top-level windows may change between a call to
getTopWindowCount() and successive calls to this
function.
- Parameter nIndex
- The index should be in the intervall from 0 up to but not
including the number of top-level windows as returned by
getTopWindowCount().
- Returns
- The returned value is a valid reference to a top-level window.
- Throws
- IndexOutOfBoundsException
when the specified index is outside the valid range.
|
|
getActiveTopWindow
- Description
- Return the currently active top-level window, i.e. which has
currently the input focus.
- Returns
- The returned reference may be empty when no top-level window is
active.
|
|
addTopWindowListener
- Description
- Add a new listener that is called for events that involve XTopWindows. After having
obtained the current list of exisiting top-level windows you can
keep this list up-to-date by listening to opened or closed top-level
windows. Wait for activations or deactivations of top-level windows
to keep track of the currently active frame.
- Parameter xListener
- If this is a valid reference it is inserted into the list of
listeners. It is the task of the caller to not register the
same listener twice (otherwise that listener will be called
twice.)
|
|
removeTopWindowListener
- Description
- Remove the specified listener from the list of listeners.
- Parameter xListener
- If the reference is empty then nothing will be changed. If the
listener has been registered twice (or more) then all refrences
will be removed.
|
|
addKeyHandler
| [oneway] void |
| addKeyHandler( |
[in] XKeyHandler |
xHandler ); |
- Description
- Add a new listener that is called on KeyEvents. Every listener is
given the opportunity to consume the event, i.e. prevent the not yet
called listeners from being called.
- Parameter xHandler
- If this is a valid reference it is inserted into the list of
handlers. It is the task of the caller to not register the
same handler twice (otherwise that listener will be called
twice.)
|
|
removeKeyHandler
| [oneway] void |
| removeKeyHandler( |
[in] XKeyHandler |
xHandler ); |
- Description
- Remove the specified listener from the list of listeners.
- Parameter xHandler
- If the reference is empty then nothing will be changed. If the
handler has been registered twice (or more) then all refrences
will be removed.
|
|
addFocusListener
- Description
- Add a new listener that is called on FocusEvents. Use this focus
broadcaster to keep track of the object that currently has the input
focus.
- Parameter xListener
- If this is a valid reference it is inserted into the list of
listeners. It is the task of the caller to not register the
same listener twice (otherwise that listener will be called
twice.)
|
|
removeFocusListener
- Description
- Remove the specified listener from the list of listeners.
- Parameter xListener
- If the reference is empty then nothing will be changed. If the
listener has been registered twice (or more) then all refrences
will be removed.
|
|
fireFocusGained
| [oneway] void |
| fireFocusGained( |
[in] ::com::sun::star::uno::XInterface |
source ); |
- Description
- Broadcasts the a focusGained on all registered focus listeners
- Parameter source
- The object that has gained the input focus. It should implement
::com::sun::star::accessibility::XAccessible.
|
|
fireFocusLost
| [oneway] void |
| fireFocusLost( |
[in] ::com::sun::star::uno::XInterface |
source ); |
- Description
- Broadcasts the a focusGained on all registered focus listeners
- Parameter source
- The object that has lost the input focus. It should implement
::com::sun::star::accessibility::XAccessible.
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node()
.ancestor
axis
ancestor-or-self
axis
ancestor
axis.ancestor-or-self
axis.ancestor-or-self
axis iterator.
AnyChildNodeTest
matches any child node.AnyNodeTest
matches any node.Double
, String
,
or Boolean
.
attribute
axis
boolean boolean(object)
BooleanFunction
object.
Boolean
args
contains string-value of the second
item; false otherwise.
Boolean.FALSE
args.get(0)
,
as determined by the nearest xml:lang
attribute in scope.
args
after removing all leading and trailing white space, and
replacing each other sequence of whitespace by a single space.
Boolean.TRUE
if the boolean value of
args.get(0)
is false, and Boolean.FALSE
otherwise.
args.get(0)
,
or the number value of the context node if args
is empty.
args
starts with the string-value of the second item in args
.
args.get(0)
or of the context node if args
is empty.
args
that follows the string-value of the second item in args
;
or the empty string if the second string is not a substring of the first string.
args
that comes before the string-value of the second item in args
;
or the empty string if the second string is not a substring of the first string.
Boolean.TRUE
number ceiling(number)
- CeilingFunction() - Constructor for class org.jaxen.function.CeilingFunction
- Create a new
CeilingFunction
object.- CHILD - Static variable in class org.jaxen.saxpath.Axis
- The
child
axis- cloneNode(boolean) - Method in class org.jaxen.dom.NamespaceNode
- Create a copy of this node.
- COMMENT_NODE - Static variable in class org.jaxen.pattern.Pattern
- Matches comment nodes
- COMMENT_TEST - Static variable in class org.jaxen.pattern.NodeTypeTest
- CommentNodeStep - Interface in org.jaxen.expr
- Represents the XPath node-test
comment()
.- compareDocumentPosition(Node) - Method in class org.jaxen.dom.NamespaceNode
- Compare relative position of this node to another nbode.
- ConcatFunction - Class in org.jaxen.function
- 4.2
string concat(string,string,string*)
- ConcatFunction() - Constructor for class org.jaxen.function.ConcatFunction
- Create a new
ConcatFunction
object.- ContainsFunction - Class in org.jaxen.function
- 4.2
boolean contains(string,string)
- ContainsFunction() - Constructor for class org.jaxen.function.ContainsFunction
- Create a new
ContainsFunction
object.- Context - Class in org.jaxen
- Wrapper around implementation-specific objects used as the context of an expression evaluation.
- Context(ContextSupport) - Constructor for class org.jaxen.Context
- Create a new context.
- ContextSupport - Class in org.jaxen
- Supporting context information for resolving namespace prefixes, functions, and variables.
- ContextSupport() - Constructor for class org.jaxen.ContextSupport
- Construct an empty
ContextSupport
.- ContextSupport(NamespaceContext, FunctionContext, VariableContext, Navigator) - Constructor for class org.jaxen.ContextSupport
- Create a new ContextSupport object.
- convertDefaultStep(LocationPathPattern, DefaultStep) - Static method in class org.jaxen.pattern.PatternParser
- convertExpr(Expr) - Static method in class org.jaxen.pattern.PatternParser
- convertExpr(LocationPath) - Static method in class org.jaxen.pattern.PatternParser
- convertStep(LocationPathPattern, Step) - Static method in class org.jaxen.pattern.PatternParser
- convertToIterator(Object) - Static method in class org.jaxen.expr.DefaultExpr
- Deprecated.
- convertToList(Object) - Static method in class org.jaxen.expr.DefaultExpr
- Deprecated.
- CountFunction - Class in org.jaxen.function
- 4.1
number count(node-set)
- CountFunction() - Constructor for class org.jaxen.function.CountFunction
- Create a new
CountFunction
object.- createAbsoluteLocationPath() - Method in class org.jaxen.expr.DefaultXPathFactory
- createAbsoluteLocationPath() - Method in interface org.jaxen.expr.XPathFactory
- Create a new empty absolute location path.
- createAbsoluteLocationPath() - Method in class org.jaxen.pattern.PatternHandler
- createAdditiveExpr(Expr, Expr, int) - Method in class org.jaxen.expr.DefaultXPathFactory
- createAdditiveExpr(Expr, Expr, int) - Method in interface org.jaxen.expr.XPathFactory
- Returns a new XPath additive expression.
- createAllNodeStep(int) - Method in class org.jaxen.expr.DefaultXPathFactory
- createAllNodeStep(int) - Method in interface org.jaxen.expr.XPathFactory
- Create a step with a node() node-test.
- createAndExpr(Expr, Expr) - Method in class org.jaxen.expr.DefaultXPathFactory
- createAndExpr(Expr, Expr) - Method in interface org.jaxen.expr.XPathFactory
- Returns a new XPath And expression.
- createCommentNodeStep(int) - Method in class org.jaxen.expr.DefaultXPathFactory
- createCommentNodeStep(int) - Method in interface org.jaxen.expr.XPathFactory
- Create a step with a
comment()
node-test.- createEqualityExpr(Expr, Expr, int) - Method in class org.jaxen.expr.DefaultXPathFactory
- createEqualityExpr(Expr, Expr, int) - Method in interface org.jaxen.expr.XPathFactory
- Returns a new XPath equality expression.
- createFilterExpr(Expr) - Method in class org.jaxen.expr.DefaultXPathFactory
- createFilterExpr(Expr) - Method in interface org.jaxen.expr.XPathFactory
- Returns a new XPath filter expression.
- createFunctionCallExpr(String, String) - Method in class org.jaxen.expr.DefaultXPathFactory
- createFunctionCallExpr(String, String) - Method in interface org.jaxen.expr.XPathFactory
- Create a new function call expression.
- createFunctionContext() - Method in class org.jaxen.BaseXPath
- Create a default
FunctionContext
.- createIterator(Object) - Method in class org.jaxen.util.StackedIterator
- Deprecated.
- createLiteralExpr(String) - Method in class org.jaxen.expr.DefaultXPathFactory
- createLiteralExpr(String) - Method in interface org.jaxen.expr.XPathFactory
- Create a string literal expression.
- createMultiplicativeExpr(Expr, Expr, int) - Method in class org.jaxen.expr.DefaultXPathFactory
- createMultiplicativeExpr(Expr, Expr, int) - Method in interface org.jaxen.expr.XPathFactory
- Returns a new XPath multiplicative expression.
- createNamespaceContext() - Method in class org.jaxen.BaseXPath
- Create a default
NamespaceContext
.- createNameStep(int, String, String) - Method in class org.jaxen.expr.DefaultXPathFactory
- createNameStep(int, String, String) - Method in interface org.jaxen.expr.XPathFactory
- Create a step with a named node-test.
- createNumberExpr(int) - Method in class org.jaxen.expr.DefaultXPathFactory
- createNumberExpr(double) - Method in class org.jaxen.expr.DefaultXPathFactory
- createNumberExpr(int) - Method in interface org.jaxen.expr.XPathFactory
- Create a number expression.
- createNumberExpr(double) - Method in interface org.jaxen.expr.XPathFactory
- Create a number expression.
- createOrExpr(Expr, Expr) - Method in class org.jaxen.expr.DefaultXPathFactory
- createOrExpr(Expr, Expr) - Method in interface org.jaxen.expr.XPathFactory
- Returns a new XPath Or expression.
- createPathExpr(FilterExpr, LocationPath) - Method in class org.jaxen.expr.DefaultXPathFactory
- createPathExpr(FilterExpr, LocationPath) - Method in interface org.jaxen.expr.XPathFactory
- Create a new path expression.
- createPredicate(Expr) - Method in class org.jaxen.expr.DefaultXPathFactory
- createPredicate(Expr) - Method in interface org.jaxen.expr.XPathFactory
- Create from the supplied expression.
- createPredicateSet() - Method in class org.jaxen.expr.DefaultXPathFactory
- createPredicateSet() - Method in interface org.jaxen.expr.XPathFactory
- Create an empty predicate set.
- createProcessingInstructionNodeStep(int, String) - Method in class org.jaxen.expr.DefaultXPathFactory
- createProcessingInstructionNodeStep(int, String) - Method in interface org.jaxen.expr.XPathFactory
- Create a step with a
processing-instruction()
node-test.- createReader() - Static method in class org.jaxen.saxpath.helpers.XPathReaderFactory
- Create an
XPathReader
using the value of theorg.saxpath.driver
system property.- createReader(String) - Static method in class org.jaxen.saxpath.helpers.XPathReaderFactory
- Create an
XPathReader
using the passed in class name.- createRelationalExpr(Expr, Expr, int) - Method in class org.jaxen.expr.DefaultXPathFactory
- createRelationalExpr(Expr, Expr, int) - Method in interface org.jaxen.expr.XPathFactory
- Returns a new XPath relational expression.
- createRelativeLocationPath() - Method in class org.jaxen.expr.DefaultXPathFactory
- createRelativeLocationPath() - Method in interface org.jaxen.expr.XPathFactory
- Create a new empty relative location path.
- createRelativeLocationPath() - Method in class org.jaxen.pattern.PatternHandler
- createTextNodeStep(int) - Method in class org.jaxen.expr.DefaultXPathFactory
- createTextNodeStep(int) - Method in interface org.jaxen.expr.XPathFactory
- Create a step with a
text()
node-test.- createUnaryExpr(Expr, int) - Method in class org.jaxen.expr.DefaultXPathFactory
- createUnaryExpr(Expr, int) - Method in interface org.jaxen.expr.XPathFactory
- Returns a new XPath unary expression.
- createUnionExpr(Expr, Expr) - Method in class org.jaxen.expr.DefaultXPathFactory
- createUnionExpr(Expr, Expr) - Method in interface org.jaxen.expr.XPathFactory
- Returns a new XPath union expression.
- createVariableContext() - Method in class org.jaxen.BaseXPath
- Create a default
VariableContext
.- createVariableReferenceExpr(String, String) - Method in class org.jaxen.expr.DefaultXPathFactory
- createVariableReferenceExpr(String, String) - Method in interface org.jaxen.expr.XPathFactory
- Create a new variable reference expression.
- createXPath(Expr) - Method in class org.jaxen.expr.DefaultXPathFactory
- createXPath(Expr) - Method in interface org.jaxen.expr.XPathFactory
- Create a new
XPathExpr
from anExpr
.
Navigator
.descendant
axis
descendant-or-self
axis
descendant
axis.descendant
axis iterator.
descendant-or-self
axis.desscendant-or-self
axis iterator.
div
.
DOMXPath
from an XPath expression string.
org.saxpath.driver
property name.
boolean ends-with(string,string)
=
.
obj
to a Boolean
according to the following rules:
list.get(0)
list.get(0)
list.get(0)
strArg
after removing
all leading and trailing white space, and
replacing each other sequence of whitespace by a single space.
Boolean.TRUE
if the boolean value of
obj
is false, and Boolean.FALSE
otherwise.
obj
.
strArg
starts with the string-value of matchArg
.
obj
.
strArg
that follows the first occurence
of matchArg
; or the empty string if the
strArg
does not contain matchArg
strArg
that precedes the first occurence
of matchArg
; or the empty string if the
strArg
does not contain matchArg
strArg
in which
characters found in fromArg
are replaced by
corresponding characters from toArg
.
node-set evaluate(string)
boolean false()
FalseFunction
object.
number floor(number)
FloorFunction
object.
following
axis
following-sibling
axis
following
axis.following
axis iterator.
following-sibling
axis.following-sibling
axis iterator.
Iterator
matching the ancestor
XPath axis.
Iterator
matching the
ancestor-or-self
XPath axis.
UnsupportedAxisException
.
Iterator
over the attribute elements that
match the supplied name.
Iterator
over the attribute elements that
match the supplied name.
Iterator
over the attribute elements that
match the supplied name.
Iterator
that returns the attribute
XPath axis where the names of the attributes match the supplied name
and optional namespace.
Iterator
matching the attribute
XPath axis.
UnsupportedAxisException
Iterator
over the child elements that
match the supplied name.
Iterator
over the child elements that
match the supplied name.
Iterator
over the child elements that
match the supplied local name and namespace URI.
Iterator
that returns the child
XPath axis where the names of the children match the supplied name
and optional namespace.
Iterator
matching the child
XPath axis.
Context
wrapper for the provided
implementation-specific object.
ContextSupport
aggregation of
NamespaceContext
, FunctionContext
,
VariableContext
, and Navigator
.
ContextSupport
.
Iterator
matching the descendant
XPath axis.
Iterator
matching the
descendant-or-self
XPath axis.
Iterator
matching the following
XPath axis.
Iterator
matching the
following-sibling
XPath axis.
Function
.
Function
.
Function
implementation object
based on the namespace URI and local name of the function-call
expression.
FunctionContext
used by this XPath
expression.
FunctionContext
.
FunctionContext
used by this XPath
expression.
DocumentNavigator
.
DocumentNavigator
.
UnsupportedAxisException
.
Iterator
matching the namespace
XPath axis.
NamespaceContext
used by this XPath
expression.
NamespaceContext
.
NamespaceContext
used by this XPath
expression.
Navigator
for us in evaluating this XPath expression.
Navigator
.
Navigator
.
Navigator
used to evaluate this XPath expression.
SAXPathException.getCause()
java.lang.Double
representing the number.
UnsupportedAxisException
Iterator
matching the parent
XPath axis.
Iterator
matching the preceding
XPath axis.
Iterator
matching the
preceding-sibling
XPath axis.
Iterator
matching the self
XPath
axis.
String
containing the XPath expression.
VariableContext
used by this XPath
expression.
VariableContext
.
VariableContext
used by this XPath
expression.
XPathFactory
used
during the parse to construct the XPath expression tree.
XPathHandler
which receives the event callbacks.
>
>=
node-set id(object)
IdFunction
object.
XPathHandler
implementation capable
of building Jaxen expression trees which can walk various
different object models.boolean lang(string)
LangFunction
object.
number last()
LastFunction
object.
<
<=
string local-name(node-set?)
LocalNameFunction
object.
//foo/bar
or pre:baz[position()=last()]
.LocationPathPattern
matches any node using a
location path such as A/B/C.string lower-case(string)
This function can take a second parameter of the
Locale
to use for the String conversion.mod
.
*
string name(node-set?)
NameFunction
object.
namespace
axis
NamespaceTest
tests for a given namespace URI.string namespace-uri(node-set?)
NamespaceUriFunction
object.
para
or
svg:rect
.NameTest
tests for a node name.-
NodeTest
is a simple test on a node.NodeTypeTest
matches if the node is of a certain type
such as element, attribute, comment, text, processing instruction and so forth.NoNodeTest
matches no nodes.string normalize-space(string)
NormalizeSpaceFunction
object.
!=
boolean not(boolean)
NotFunction
object.
number number(object)
- NumberFunction() - Constructor for class org.jaxen.function.NumberFunction
- Create a new
NumberFunction
object.- numberValueOf(Object) - Method in class org.jaxen.BaseXPath
- Retrieve a number-value interpretation of this XPath expression when evaluated against a given context.
- numberValueOf(Object) - Method in interface org.jaxen.XPath
- Retrieve the number-value of the first node in document order returned by this XPath expression when evaluated in the given context.
parent
axis
XPathHandler
.
Pattern
defines the behaviour for pattern in
the XSLT processing model.XPathHandler
implementation capable
of building Jaxen expression trees which can walk various
different object models.PatternParser
is a helper class for parsing
XSLT patternsnumber position()
PositionFunction
object.
preceding
axis
preceding-sibling
axis
preceding
axis.preceding
axis iterator.
preceding-sibling
axis.preceding-sibling
axis iterator.
[position() = last()]
.processing-instruction()
.count(//p) > count(//div)
.number round(number)
RoundFunction
object.
XPathHandler
.self
axis
self
axis.self
axis iterator.
ContextSupport
.
FunctionContext
for use with this XPath
expression.
FunctionContext
.
FunctionContext
for this XPath
expression.
NamespaceContext
for use with this
XPath expression.
NamespaceContext
.
NamespaceContext
for this
XPath expression.
VariableContext
for use with this XPath
expression.
VariableContext
.
VariableContext
for this XPath
expression.
XPathFactory
that constructs
the XPath expression tree during the parse.
XPathHandler
to receive
event callbacks during the parse.
FunctionContext
.VariableContext
.boolean starts-with(string,string)
StartsWithFunction
object.
string string(object)
StringFunction
object.
number string-length(string)
StringLengthFunction
object.
string substring-after(string,string)
SubstringAfterFunction
object.
string substring-before(string,string)
SubstringBeforeFunction
object.
string substring(string,number,number?)
SubstringFunction
object.
-
number sum(node-set)
SumFunction
object.
text()
.TextNodeTest
matches any text node.string translate(string,string,string)
TranslateFunction
object.
boolean true()
TrueFunction
object.
-78
.UnionPattern
represents a union pattern.string upper-case(string)
This function can take a second parameter of the
Locale
to use for the String conversion.BaseXPath.stringValueOf(java.lang.Object)
XPath.stringValueOf(Object)
instead
FunctionContext
implementing the core XPath
function library, plus Jaxen extensions.XPathReader
which
generates callbacks to an XPathHandler
.XPathReader
with a do-nothing
XPathHandler
.
XPathHandler
objects.XPathReader
from
either a system property, or a named class.org.jaxen.saxpath.XPathSyntaxException
.
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Label admin template is a sophisticated responsive admin dashboard template made on top of Bootstrap 4. It is packed with highly customizable Bootstrap components that help web development easy and faster than ever with the advanced automated Gulp workflow.
Label dashboard comes with a simple and logically organized file structure for easy to understand and maintainability.
Label
├── gulp-tasks
├── src
│ └── Assets
│ │ └── css
│ │ └── fonts
│ │ └── images
│ │ └── js
│ │ └── scss
│ │ └── vendors
│ └── Demo_1
│ │ └── Pages
│ │ └── Partials
│ │ └── Index.html
│ └── Docs
│ │ └── docs.html
├── CHANGELOG.md
├── gulpfile.js
├── package.json
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| preview | This is the dist folder which contains the final production-ready minified compiled files. |
| gulp-tasks | This folder contains some .js files for performing various gulp tasks. |
| src | In this folder you'll find the template's source code, if you want to customize the template to fit your specific needs, this is the right place to start with. |
| gulpfile.js | The Gulpfile for gulp to execute. All the gulp task inside the 'gulp-tasks' directory will be referenced in this file. |
| package.json | This is the npm manifest file in which we define what are going to be our workflow dependencies and our main tasks. |
Label dashboard follows a simple basic structure that is easy to use.
<!DOCTYPE html>

<meta charset="utf-8">
<meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1, shrink-to-fit=no">
<title>Analytics Dashboard</title>

<link rel="stylesheet" href="vendors/iconfonts/mdi/css/materialdesignicons.css">
<link rel="stylesheet" href="vendors/css/vendor.addons.css">

<link rel="stylesheet" href="css/style.css">

<link rel="shortcut icon" href="images/favicon.ico" />

We are using gulp which allows having complete automation to build flow. In case if you don't know - Gulp is a gulp is a toolkit for automating painful or time-consuming tasks in development workflow, so you can stop messing around and build something. You can read it more about it here. Please follow the below steps to install and setup all prerequisites:
npm install
-g<EMAIL_ADDRESS>npm install
. This would install all dependencies in node_modules folder. After you finished with above two steps, you can run the automated tasks (as described below) to build the application.
| Command | Description |
|---|---|
gulp start |
Watch for file changes and compile scss files. The browser will automatically reload when the changes are made. |
gulp inject |
Inject partial files such as '_navbar.html', '_sidebar.html etc' from the partials folder to the pages. |
You can customize various elements including navbar, sidebar, form elements etc by simply editing Sass files in 'scss' directory or removing unnecessary components from style.scss main file.
Make sure that the gulp start
task is running in the terminal to compile scss files when you make changes. Once the changes are made, the scss file will be compiled and the changes will be reflected in the browser after an automatic browser reload.
| Name | Reference |
|---|---|
| Apex Charts | https://apexcharts.com/ |
| Bootstrap | http://getbootstrap.com/ |
| Chart.js | https://www.chartjs.org/ |
| Flag Icons | http://flag-icon-css.lip.is/ |
| FontAwesome | https://fontawesome.com/ |
| Jquery | https://jquery.com/ |
| MDI Icons | https://materialdesignicons.com/ |
| Popper Js | https://popper.js.org/ |


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Defines a data structure for profiler data, and methods to read and write from the 'Rprof' and 'pprof' file formats.
| Version: | 1.0 |
| Imports: | methods, rlang, tibble, withr |
| Suggests: | RProtoBuf, testthat |
| Published: | 2018-01-05 |
| Author: | Kirill Müller [aut, cre], R Consortium [fnd] |
| Maintainer: | Kirill Müller <krlmlr+r at mailbox.org> |
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This window allows to assign a transparency value or transparency choice by population (occupancy) to all currently selected objects. If you do not want to reassign transparency, use the Cancel
button. You can assign transparency without first selecting objects by using the transparency command in the command line.
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Star Trek: Insurrection was released to the general populous on December 11 and opened to the tune of 22 million dollars. Star Trek: Insurrection is a great story; especially since the Federation are in the middle of a war with the Dominion. In fact, that is the only reason this movie floats over so well.
If you are not certain about this war, let me briefly tell you about it as it has been portrayed on Deep Space 9. Well, The Dominion are a powerful governing force that came into existence due to a race of shape-shifters that were tired of being persecuted by solids. The shape-shifters are the governing force. Their "senator" types are the Vorte, a race of clones that are impervious to poison and lead the almost-indestructible Jem'hidar, which is the foot soldiers of the Dominion. The Jem'Hidar are born aggressive and addicted to a narcotic called Kitrocyl White.
The Cardassians, after getting booted out of the Bajoran system cause of a treaty, losing their intelligent agency due to a preemptive strike on the Dominion, and getting dogged by the Klingons look to the Dominion and form an alliance to conquer the Federation. The war with the Dominion has been going on for about a year and it looks kind-of like a desperate time for the Federation.
Now onto the movie Star Trek: Insurrection. The story floats because the Federation makes an alliance with the SOna, which are a race that are chiefly responsible for the production of Kitrocyl White in the Alpha Quadrant. Due to the closing of the wormhole to the Gamma Quadrant, they are extremely important to the duration of the Jem'hidar soldiers. The Federation decide to force a relocation on the Baccuu people who live on a planet that has unique metaphasic radiation that rejuvenates humanoids to a younger state of existence and holds them there for as long as they live in that system. As history has told us in the past, forced relocations don';t work very well and lead to tragedy such as the forced relocation of the Cherokee tribe and the subsequent Trail of Tears episode.
Star Trek, in the past, has done a good job of taking a story and making relate to things going on in the present time situations. For example, Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country paralleled the breakdown of the Soviet Union in the early 90's.
Unlike this situation, I see no relevance to any current situation therefore I do not see a point for this movie to exist. It is a good story and there are quite a few clever and humorous lines. It brings up a lot of good points. Maybe the intention is more a reminder than anything else of what could happen. All in all, I give this a 3 1/2 out of 5. For more Star Trek stuff and persnnal info visit my page at: Http://devo.sfasu.edu/~ryker
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InterPro Domain Architecture
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From the graphical match in the table above, you can see that the signatures are grouped into four InterPro entries for human IRP1/cAcn. InterPro entries group together all the signatures that represent the same sequence found in the same set of proteins. These entries provide a family hierarchy of IRP1 proteins, as well as identifying the domain architecture and sequence features of this protein.
FAMILY Entries
Ø IPR012084: Aconitase/homoaconitase, represented by one signature: PIRSF001417 (PIRSF).
Ø IPR006249: Aconitate hydratase 1, represented by one signature: TIGR01341 (TIGRFAMs).
The two family groupings are hierarchical, covering the same sequence in expanding sets of proteins. The first entry, IPR012084, is top of the hierarchy representing the aconitase/homoaconitase family of proteins. As such, its signature hits the largest group of proteins. This entry has two ‘child’ entries that cover the same sequence, but in different non-overlapping sets of proteins. These children are all shown in the tree below; the one that relates to the above protein is IPR006249, the aconitate hydratase 1 subfamily (the other subfamily, IPR012708, represents 2-methylisocitrate dehydrogenase, which is homologous to aconitase).
DOMAIN Entries
Ø IPR001030: Iron-sulphur domain of aconitate hydratase, represented by six signatures: PD000511 (ProDom), PF00330 (PFAM), PR00415 (PRINTS), PS00450 and PS01244 (PROSITE), and SSF53732 (SUPERFAMILY).
Ø IPR000573: C-terminal domain of aconitate hydratase, represented by one signature: PF00694 (PFAM).
The graphical match shows that
human iron regulatory protein 1/aconitase can be subdivided into two
regions. The first region is covered by
IPR001030, and represents the iron-sulphur cluster binding region. This region is composed of three structurally
similar domains, each of which consists of three layers, alpha/beta/alpha. In aconitase 1 (or aconitase A) this domain
is found at the N-terminus, while in aconitase B it is found at the C-terminus. The two PROSITE signatures in IPR001030
identify the iron-sulphur cluster binding sites: PS00450 contains the first
conserved Cys and PS01244 contains
the second and third conserved Cys of the 4Fe-4S cluster.
The second region is covered by IPR000573, and represents the “swivelling” domain, which has a beta/beta/alpha structure. In aconitase A this domain is found at the C-terminus, while in aconitase B a structurally homologous domain is found as the second N-terminal domain.
Structural features
The remaining entry in the
table above gives information on the known structure of this protein, and is
from the structural database PDB (green stripe). The graphical match for the PDB entry 2b3y displays the full length of the original PDB entry, here
covering the entire protein. This PDB
has not yet been classified by either CATH or SCOP, so the structurally-defined
domain information is not yet available.
There are structures available for
several iron regulatory proteins and/or aconitases from different organisms in the
Protein Data Bank (PDB). A detailed
description and visualisation of the structural features of the bi-functional
proteins can be found at the PDB ‘Molecule of the Month’.
The crystallographic structures of various bi-functional and
mono-functional iron regulatory protein/aconitases have provided insight into
their mechanism of action, as well as the molecular switch mechanism found in
the bi-functional proteins.


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What is this chart for?
The weak law of large numbers is best visualized with line chart.
This website, as one example, simulates throwing a coin several times, and calculating its relative frequency to the total of throws.
Along the x-axis, you'll see the amount of throws that have already gone. The y-axis represents the relative frequency of each coin side.
Each line in the graph represents one of the coin sides, 2 in total. Every roll is random, however, after enough amount of rolls, every time,
the relative frequency converges to 1/2, or 0.5.
We have also plotted a black line corresponding to that ideal probability.
How do I use this site?
This website is very simple. There are four main things you can change to see the effect of the theorem.
Since we are simulating dice and coin throws, the first input is the dropdown, right next to the Help button,
called "Coin/Dice". Click and choose which one you'd like to simulate.
The second input is the amount of rolls the computer should do. Lower this to stop the graph earlier, or leave it at a large
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Firas Cheaib
Software Engineering Student | Nationality: French | Date of Birth: 1999-01-20Work Experience
2019Present
System Software Engineer
Combitech AB (SAAB) Gothenburg, Sweden- Product Development of 5G New Radio for Ericsson AB
- Working as part of a Cross Functional Team
- Responsible for Product Care, Troubleshooting and Support
- Responsible for a layer of the product
20182019
Teaching Assistant
University of Gothenburg Gothenburg, Sweden- DIT355 Mini Project: Distributed Systems Development
- DIT349 Software Processes Methodologies
20172018
Operations Manager
The Student Association for Knowledge in Informatics and Programming Gothenburg, Sweden- Board Member
- Server Migration and Maintenance
- Web and Database Hosting
- Server Rental Management
- Public Relations, Event Management
Selected Projects
2018
Change Management Research Project
University of Gothenburg- Research on the behaviors of software development organizations during change processes
- Input from leading software development organizations in Sweden
2018
Vehicle-To-Vehicle Platooning
University of Gothenburg- Development of a V2V Protocol
- Platooning, Automated Vehicles
- Lane Following Algorithm
20172018
Escape The Room
GDC 2018- Single Player Escape Game using the Unreal Engine
- Developed as part of my trip to the Game Developer's Conference 2018
20172017
Arduino Smartcar
University of Gothenburg- Embedded system written for Arduino coupled with an Android Application
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Education
20162019
B.Sc in Software Engineering and Management
University of Gothenburg | Chalmers University of Technology Gothenburg, Sweden
2016
French Scientific Baccalauréat
Academy of Grenoble Dubai, United Arab Emirates
2015
Special Topics: Leadership
George Mason University Washington, DCAs part of the Global Young Leaders Conference: Washington DC, Philadelphia, United Nations
2014
Summer School Program
Harvard University Cambridge, MAASTR S-8: Space Exploration and Astrobiology: The Search for Life in the Cosmos
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Class GenericPriorityQueue<TItem, TPriority>
A copy of StablePriorityQueue which also has generic priority-type
Inheritance
Inherited Members
Namespace: System.Dynamic.ExpandoObject
Syntax
public sealed class GenericPriorityQueue<TItem, TPriority> : IPriorityQueue<TItem, TPriority> where TItem : GenericPriorityQueueNode<TPriority> where TPriority : IComparable<TPriority>
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GenericPriorityQueue(Int32)
Instantiate a new Priority Queue
Declaration
public GenericPriorityQueue(int maxNodes)
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Count
Returns the number of nodes in the queue. O(1)
Declaration
public int Count { get; }
Property Value
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First
Returns the head of the queue, without removing it (use Dequeue() for that). If the queue is empty, behavior is undefined. O(1)
Declaration
public TItem First { get; }
Property Value
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MaxSize
Returns the maximum number of items that can be enqueued at once in this queue. Once you hit this number (ie. once Count == MaxSize), attempting to enqueue another item will cause undefined behavior. O(1)
Declaration
public int MaxSize { get; }
Property Value
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Clear()
Removes every node from the queue. O(n) (So, don't do this often!)
Declaration
public void Clear()
Implements
Contains(TItem)
Returns (in O(1)!) whether the given node is in the queue. O(1)
Declaration
public bool Contains(TItem node)
Parameters
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TItem
node
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Returns
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Implements
Dequeue()
Removes the head of the queue (node with minimum priority; ties are broken by order of insertion), and returns it. If queue is empty, result is undefined O(log n)
Declaration
public TItem Dequeue()
Returns
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TItem
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Implements
Enqueue(TItem, TPriority)
Enqueue a node to the priority queue. Lower values are placed in front. Ties are broken by first-in-first-out. If the queue is full, the result is undefined. If the node is already enqueued, the result is undefined. O(log n)
Declaration
public void Enqueue(TItem node, TPriority priority)
Parameters
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node
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priority
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Implements
GetEnumerator()
Declaration
public IEnumerator<TItem> GetEnumerator()
Returns
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Should not be called in production code. Checks to make sure the queue is still in a valid state. Used for testing/debugging the queue.
Declaration
public bool IsValidQueue()
Returns
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System.Boolean
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Remove(TItem)
Removes a node from the queue. The node does not need to be the head of the queue.
If the node is not in the queue, the result is undefined. If unsure, check Contains() first
O(log n)
Declaration
public void Remove(TItem node)
Parameters
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TItem
node
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Implements
Resize(Int32)
Resize the queue so it can accept more nodes. All currently enqueued nodes are remain. Attempting to decrease the queue size to a size too small to hold the existing nodes results in undefined behavior O(n)
Declaration
public void Resize(int maxNodes)
Parameters
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System.Int32
maxNodes
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UpdatePriority(TItem, TPriority)
This method must be called on a node every time its priority changes while it is in the queue.
Forgetting to call this method will result in a corrupted queue!
Calling this method on a node not in the queue results in undefined behavior
O(log n)
Declaration
public void UpdatePriority(TItem node, TPriority priority)
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node
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A repository contains all of the project files (including documentation), and stores each file's revision history. Repositories can have multiple collaborators and can be either public or private.
A text file that tells Git which files or folders to ignore in a project.
A copy of a repository that resides in your computer rather than online.
A personal copy of another user's repository that lives on your account. It allows you to freely make changes to a project without affecting the original.
A copy version of a repository that does not affect the master branch and allows you to code freely without disrupting your original version.
It is a change to a file or multiple files, that includes a brief description of what the changes to the files were made.
Takes the changes from one branch (in the same repository or from a fork), and applies them into another. I can be done automatically via a pull request via the GitHub web interface.
Allows you to switch between branches.
Sending your committed changes to a remote repository, such as a repository hosted on GitHub.
When you are fetching changes and merging them.
"Add" creates a new connection to a remote repository. "Remove" disconnects the remote from the local repository. "Show" gives some information about the remote name.
Checks let you know if your commits meet the conditions set for the repository you're contributing to.
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Keyboard scancodes
Andries Brouwer,
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>v1.2e, 2004-05-20
This note contains some information about PC keyboard scancodes.
1.
Keyboard scancodes
1.1 Key release
1.2 Protocol scancodes
1.3 Escape scancodes
1.4 Ordinary scancodes
1.5 Escaped scancodes
1.6 Fake shifts
1.7 Added non-fake shifts
1.8 Turbo Mode
1.9 Power Saving
1.10 Initializing special keyboards
1.11 Manipulating extra LEDs
1.12 The laptop FN key
2.

Special keyboards - Amstrad/Schneider keyboards
3.1 Amstrad/Schneider PC1512
3.2 Amstrad/Schneider other models
4.
Special keyboards - AT keyboards
5.

NCD keyboards
6.1 A Japanese keyboard using e0 as ordinary scancode
6.2 The NCD N-123NA keyboard
6.3 The NCD N-123UX keyboard
6.4 The NCD N-97 keyboard
6.5 NCD X terminals
7.
Japanese keyboards
7.1 Japanese 86/106 keyboards
7.2 Description of the all-Japanese keys
7.3 A Japanese keyboard that imitates a US one
8.
Korean keyboards
8.1 An A4tech keyboard
8.2 The DEC LK201-K
9.
Keyboard-internal scancodes
9.1 Three scancode sets
9.2 Make and Break codes
9.3 Translation
9.4 Correspondence
9.5 Use
9.6 A table
9.7 Vendor extensions
10.
The AT keyboard controller
10.1 The keyboard controller status register
10.2 The keyboard controller command byte
10.3 Keyboard controller commands
10.4 The input port P1
10.5 The output port P2
10.6 The test port T
11.
Keyboard commands
11.1 Keyboard command details
12.
The PS/2 Mouse
12.1 Modes
12.2 Scaling
12.3 PS/2 mouse protocol
12.4 Mouse Commands
12.5 Sliced parameters
12.6 Synaptics Touchpad
12.7 Vendor extensions
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USB
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Global
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async
handleRangeRequest(input) returns Promise containing Response
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cc -DC="R>0" -DI="if(T)O" -DO="c=write(1,&c,1);" -DP="main(){X}"\
-DR="read(0,&c,1)" -DT="c!=015" -DW="while(C)I" -DX="char c;W" markb.c
Passes BSD and UTS lint. At least one version of lint is thrown into an infinite loop by this entry.
... | markb | od -c (remember to compile as indicated above)
By changing the compile line you can make this program do anything you want. This is a very efficient way to transfer source, though it increases the size of Makefiles.
With only slight variations, this program can be set to many uses. Consider how easy it would be to release Un*x source in this form; so what if the make files grow a little! :-)
One vendor’s lint got hung in an infinite loop over this entry!
FYI: We will let Mark get away with this truly sick entry this time, but for the future on we have placed a limit on the size of a compile line.
Also see our comment in Larry Wall’s entry regarding Mark’s contribution.
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Structure and Sparsity of Stochastic Multi-Armed Bandits¶
This page explains shortly what I studied on sparse stochastic multi-armed bandits.
Assume a MAB problem with $K$
arms, each parametrized by its mean $\mu_k\in\mathbb{R}$
.
If you know in advance that only a small subset (of size $s$
) of the arms have a positive arm, it sounds reasonable to hope to be more efficient in playing the bandit game compared to an approach which is non aware of the sparsity.
The SparseUCB
is an extension of the well-known UCB
, and requires to known exactly the value of $s$
.
It works by identifying as fast as possible (actually, in a sub-logarithmic number of samples) the arms with non-positive means.
Then it only plays in the “good” arms with positive means, with a regular UCB policy.
I studied extensions of this idea, first of all the SparseklUCB
policy as it was suggested in the original research paper, but mainly a generic “wrapper” black-box approach.
For more details, see SparseWrapper
.
Reference: [“Sparse Stochastic Bandits”, by J. Kwon, V. Perchet & C. Vernade, COLT 2017]. Note that this algorithm only works for sparse Gaussian (or sub-Gaussian) stochastic bandits, and it includes Bernoulli arms.
Article¶
TODO finish! I am writing a small research article on that topic, it is a better introduction as a self-contained document to explain this idea and the algorithms. Reference: [Structure and Sparsity of Stochastic Multi-Arm Bandits, Lilian Besson and Emilie Kaufmann, 2018].
Example of simulation configuration¶
A simple python file, configuration_sparse.py
, is used to import the arm classes, the policy classes and define the problems and the experiments.
For example, we can compare the standard UCB
and BayesUCB
algorithms, non aware of the sparsity, against the sparsity-aware SparseUCB
algorithm, as well as 4 versions of SparseWrapper
applied to BayesUCB
.
configuration = {
"horizon": 10000, # Finite horizon of the simulation
"repetitions": 100, # number of repetitions
"n_jobs": -1, # Maximum number of cores for parallelization: use ALL your CPU
"verbosity": 5, # Verbosity for the joblib calls
# Environment configuration, you can set up more than one.
"environment": [
{ # sparsity = nb of >= 0 mean, = 3 here
"arm_type": Bernoulli,
"params": 0.0, 0.0, 0.0, 0.0, 0.0, 0.0, 0.1, 0.2, 0.3
}
],
# Policies that should be simulated, and their parameters.
"policies": [
{"archtype": UCB, "params": {} },
{"archtype": SparseUCB, "params": { "sparsity": 3 } },
{"archtype": BayesUCB, "params": { } },
]
}
Then add a Sparse-Wrapper bandit algorithm (SparseWrapper
class), you can use this piece of code:
configuration["policies"] += [
{
"archtype": SparseWrapper,
"params": {
"policy": BayesUCB,
"use_ucb_for_set_J": use_ucb_for_set_J,
"use_ucb_for_set_K": use_ucb_for_set_K,
}
}
for use_ucb_for_set_J in [ True, False ]
for use_ucb_for_set_K in [ True, False ]
]
How to run the experiments ?¶
You should use the provided Makefile
file to do this simply:
make install # install the requirements ONLY ONCE
make sparse # run and log the main.py script
Some illustrations¶
Here are some plots illustrating the performances of the different policies implemented in this project, against various sparse problems (with Bernoulli
or UnboundedGaussian
arms only):
3 variants of Sparse-Wrapper for UCB, on a “simple” sparse Bernoulli problem¶
FIXME run some simulations and explain them!
These illustrations come from my (work in progress) article, [Structure and Sparsity of Stochastic Multi-Arm Bandits, Lilian Besson and Emilie Kaufmann, 2018].


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1 And I, when I came to you, brothers, did not come proclaiming to you the testimony of God with lofty speech or wisdom.
2 For I decided to know nothing among you except Jesus Christ and him crucified.
3 And I was with you in weakness and in fear and much trembling,
4 and my speech and my message were not in plausible words of wisdom, but in demonstration of the Spirit and of power,
5 that your faith might not rest in the wisdom of men but in the power of God.
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7 But we impart a secret and hidden wisdom of God, which God decreed before the ages for our glory.
8 None of the rulers of this age understood this, for if they had, they would not have crucified the Lord of glory.
9 But, as it is written,
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what God has prepared for those who love him”—
10 these things God has revealed to us through the Spirit. For the Spirit searches everything, even the depths of God.
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12 Now we have received not the spirit of the world, but the Spirit who is from God, that we might understand the things freely given us by God.
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14 The natural person does not accept the things of the Spirit of God, for they are folly to him, and he is not able to understand them because they are spiritually discerned.
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16 “For who has understood the mind of the Lord so as to instruct him?” But we have the mind of Christ.


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| enum | { padding = opt::cache_line_padding } |
Padding for internal critical atomic data. Default is opt::cache_line_padding . | |
| typedef cds::backoff::empty | back_off |
| Back-off strategy. | |
| typedef optimistic_queue::base_hook | hook |
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| typedef opt::v::empty_disposer | disposer |
The functor used for dispose removed items. Default is opt::v::empty_disposer . This option is used for dequeuing. | |
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(sequentially consisnent memory model).
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Possible option value are: optimistic_queue::stat
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(the default), user-provided class that supports optimistic_queue::stat
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Member Functions
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966
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explicitlyConvertibleConstraintNode
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{
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NAME
setjmp, sigsetjmp - save stack context for nonlocal goto
SYNOPSIS
#include <setjmp.h>
int setjmp(jmp_buf env);
int sigsetjmp(sigjmp_buf env, int savesigs);
Feature Test Macro Requirements for glibc (see
feature_test_macros(7)):
setjmp():
see NOTES.
sigsetjmp():
_POSIX_C_SOURCE >= 1 || _XOPEN_SOURCE || _POSIX_C_SOURCE
DESCRIPTION
setjmp()
and
longjmp(3)
are useful for dealing with errors
and interrupts encountered in a low-level subroutine of a program.
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env
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later use by
longjmp(3).
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env
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env.
RETURN VALUE
setjmp()
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or
siglongjmp(3)
using the saved context.
CONFORMING TO
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setjmp().
POSIX.1-2001 specifies
sigsetjmp().
NOTES
POSIX does not specify whether
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(to be later restored during
longjmp(3)).
In System V it will not.
In 4.3BSD it will, and there
is a function
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_POSIX_C_SOURCE,
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is defined.
Since glibc 2.19,
<setjmp.h>
exposes only the System V version of
setjmp().
Programs that need the BSD semantics should replace calls to
setjmp()
with calls to
sigsetjmp()
with a nonzero
savesigs
argument.
If you want to portably save and restore signal masks, use
sigsetjmp()
and
siglongjmp(3).
setjmp()
and
sigsetjmp()
make programs hard to understand
and maintain.
If possible, an alternative should be used.
SEE ALSO
longjmp(3),
siglongjmp(3)
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Or were you witnesses when death approached Ya'qub (Jacob)? When he said unto his sons, "What will you worship after me?" They said, "We shall worship your Ilah (God - Allah), the Ilah (God) of your fathers, Ibrahim (Abraham), Isma'il (Ishmael), Ishaque (Isaac), One Ilah (God), and to Him we submit (in Islam)." |
| 002:133 Maulana | : |
Or were you witnesses when death visited Jacob, when he said to his sons: What will you serve after me? They said: We shall serve thy God and the God of thy fathers, Abraham and Ishmael and Isaac, one God only, and to Him do we submit. |
| 002:133 Pickthal | : |
Or were ye present when death came to Jacob, when he said unto his sons: What will ye worship after me? They said: We shall worship thy god, the god of thy fathers, Abraham and Ishmael and Isaac, One Allah, and unto Him we have surrendered. |
| 002:133 Rashad | : |
Had you witnessed Jacob on his death bed; he said to his children, "What will you worship after I die?" They said, "We will worship your god; the god of your fathers Abraham, Ismail, and Isaac; the one god. To Him we are submitters." |
| 002:133 Sarwar | : |
Were you (believers) there when death approached Jacob? When he asked his sons, "Whom will you worship after my death?" They replied, "We will worship your Lord, the Lord of your fathers, Abraham, Ishmael, and Isaac. He is the only Lord, and to Him we have submitted ourselves." |
| 002:133 Shakir | : |
Nay! were you witnesses when death visited Yaqoub, when he said to his sons: What will you serve after me? They said: We will serve your god and the god of your fathers, Ibrahim and Ismail and Ishaq, one Allah only, and to Him do we submit. |
| 002:133 Sherali | : |
Were you present when death came to Jacob, when he said to his sons. 'What will you worship after me?' They answered, 'We will worship thy God, the God of thy fathers, Abraham and Ishmael and Isaac, the One God; and to HIM we submit ourselves.' |
| 002:133 Yusufali | : |
Were ye witnesses when death appeared before Jacob? Behold, he said to his sons: "What will ye worship after me?" They said: "We shall worship Thy god and the god of thy fathers, of Abraham, Isma'il and Isaac,- the one (True) Allah: To Him we bow (in Islam)." |
Concepts/Themes Covered: أركان الإسلام > التوحيد > توحيد الله تعالي > صفات الله تعالى > إله Pillars of Islam> Islamic> Oneness of Allah> His Glory's Characteristics> One God أركان الإسلام > التوحيد > توحيد الله تعالي > وحدانيته Pillars of Islam> Islamic> Oneness of Allah> Singularity and Being Unique
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