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CIFXNotificationInfo Class ReferenceInheritance diagram for CIFXNotificationInfo:
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| U32 CIFXNotificationInfo::AddRef |
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This method increments the reference count for an interface on a component.
- Note:
- It should be called for every new copy of a pointer to an interface on a given component.
- Returns:
- It returns a U32 that contains a value from 1 to 2^32 - 1 that defines the new reference count. The return value should only be used for debugging purposes.
Implements IFXUnknown. |
| IFXRESULT CIFXNotificationInfo::GetBitFilter |
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This method retrieves the bitFilter for this component.
- Parameters:
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- Returns:
- Returns an IFXRESULT code.
- IFX_OK upon success.
- IFX_E_NOT_INITIALIZED if the component has not been initialized.
- IFX_E_INVALID_POINTER is returned if pBitFilter is NULL.
Implements IFXNotificationInfo. |
| IFXRESULT CIFXNotificationInfo::GetCoreServices |
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This method returns an IFXCoreServices pointer.
- Parameters:
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- Returns:
- Returns an IFXRESULT code.
- IFX_OK upon success.
- IFX_E_NOT_INITIALIZED if this object has not yet been initialized.
- IFX_E_INVALID_POINTER if ppCoreServices is NULL.
Implements IFXTaskData. |
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This method retrieves the IFXNotificationId for this component.
- Parameters:
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| pId | Receives the IFXNotificationId.
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- Returns:
- Returns an IFXRESULT code.
- IFX_OK upon success.
- IFX_E_NOT_INITIALIZED if the component has not been initialized.
- IFX_E_INVALID_POINTER is returned if pId is NULL.
Implements IFXNotificationInfo. |
| IFXRESULT CIFXNotificationInfo::GetKeyFilter |
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This method retrieves the keyFilter for this component.
- Parameters:
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- Returns:
- Returns an IFXRESULT code.
- IFX_OK upon success.
- IFX_E_NOT_INITIALIZED if the component has not been initialized.
- IFX_E_INVALID_POINTER is returned if pKeyFilter is NULL.
Implements IFXNotificationInfo. |
| IFXRESULT CIFXNotificationInfo::GetName |
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This method retrieves the associated name for this notification event.
- Parameters:
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| name | Receives the event name.
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- Returns:
- Returns an IFXRESULT code.
- IFX_OK upon success.
- IFX_E_NOT_INITIALIZED if the component has not been initialized.
Implements IFXNotificationInfo. |
| IFXRESULT CIFXNotificationInfo::GetNotificationData |
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This method retrieves the Notification Data for this component.
If not set, the pointer defaults to NULL.
- Parameters:
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- Returns:
- Returns an IFXRESULT code.
- IFX_OK upon success.
- IFX_E_NOT_INITIALIZED if the IFXNotificationInfo has not been initialized.
- IFX_E_INVALID_POINTER is returned if ppPointer is NULL.
Implements IFXNotificationInfo. |
| IFXRESULT CIFXNotificationInfo::GetObjectFilter |
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This method retrieves the object filter for this component.
- Parameters:
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| ppObjectFilter | Receives the object filter pointer.
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- Returns:
- Returns an IFXRESULT code.
- IFX_OK upon success.
- IFX_E_NOT_INITIALIZED if the component has not been initialized.
- IFX_E_INVALID_POINTER is returned if ppObjectFilter is NULL.
Implements IFXNotificationInfo. |
| IFXRESULT CIFXNotificationInfo::GetOrigin |
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This method retrieves the Origin pointer.
- Parameters:
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| pObject | A pointer to a variable which will receive the Origin. |
- Returns:
- Returns an IFXRESULT code.
- IFX_OK upon success.
- IFX_E_NOT_INITIALIZED if this object has not yet been initialized.
- IFX_E_INVALID_POINTER if ppObject is NULL.
Implements IFXTaskData. |
| IFXRESULT CIFXNotificationInfo::GetSortKey |
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This method retrieves the sort key for this IFXTaskData instance.
No set method is provided, as the sort key is defined and generated by the implementation.
- Parameters:
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| pKey | A pointer to a variable which will receive the key. |
- Returns:
- Returns an IFXRESULT code.
- IFX_OK upon success.
- IFX_E_NOT_INITIALIZED if this object has not yet been initialized.
- IFX_E_INVALID_POINTER if pKey is NULL.
Implements IFXTaskData. |
| IFXRESULT CIFXNotificationInfo::GetTaskHandle |
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This method retrieves the TaskHandle associated with this IFXTaskData instance.
- Parameters:
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| pTaskHandle | A pointer to a variable which will receive the IFXTaskHandle. |
- Returns:
- Returns an IFXRESULT code.
- IFX_OK upon success.
- IFX_E_NOT_INITIALIZED if this object has not yet been initialized.
- IFX_E_INVALID_POINTER if pTaskHandle is NULL.
Implements IFXTaskData. |
| IFXRESULT CIFXNotificationInfo::GetTaskManager |
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This method retrieves the TaskManager pointer.
- Parameters:
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| ppTaskManager | A pointer to a variable which will receive the Task Manager. |
- Returns:
- Returns an IFXRESULT code.
- IFX_OK upon success.
- IFX_E_NOT_INITIALIZED if this object has not yet been initialized.
- IFX_E_INVALID_POINTER if ppTaskManager is NULL.
Implements IFXTaskData. |
| IFXRESULT CIFXNotificationInfo::GetTime |
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This method retrieves the time associated with this IFXTaskData instance.
- Parameters:
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| pTime | A pointer to a variable which will receive the time. |
- Returns:
- Returns an IFXRESULT code.
- IFX_OK upon success.
- IFX_E_NOT_INITIALIZED if this object has not yet been initialized.
- IFX_E_INVALID_POINTER if pTime is NULL.
Implements IFXTaskData. |
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This method retrieves the IFXNotificationType for this component.
- Parameters:
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- Returns:
- Returns an IFXRESULT code.
- IFX_OK upon success.
- IFX_E_NOT_INITIALIZED if the component has not been initialized.
- IFX_E_INVALID_POINTER is returned if pType is NULL.
Implements IFXNotificationInfo. |
| IFXRESULT CIFXNotificationInfo::GetUserData |
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This method retrieves the UserData pointer.
- Parameters:
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| ppUserData | A pointer to a variable which will receive the User Data. |
- Returns:
- Returns an IFXRESULT code.
- IFX_OK upon success.
- IFX_E_NOT_INITIALIZED if this object has not yet been initialized.
- IFX_E_INVALID_POINTER if ppUserData is NULL.
Implements IFXTaskData. |
| IFXRESULT CIFXNotificationInfo::Initialize |
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This method is used to initialize an IFXTaskData object.
- Parameters:
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- Returns:
- Returns an IFXRESULT code.
- IFX_OK upon success.
- IFX_E_ALREADY_INITIALIZED if this object has already been initialized.
- IFX_E_INVALID_POINTER if pCoreServices is NULL.
Implements IFXTaskData. |
| IFXRESULT CIFXNotificationInfo::MatchPattern |
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This method compares this IFXTaskData instance to a reference instance.
The specific matching algorithm and success conditions are implementation defined. If the two instances are determined to match, pResult is set to TRUE; if they do not match, pResult is set to FALSE.
- Parameters:
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| pViewPattern | An interface pointer to another IFXTaskData, against which this instance will be compared. If this pointer is NULL, then the match is automatically considered to be a success. |
| pResult | A pointer to a variable which will be set to TRUE or FALSE, according to the results of the match. |
- Returns:
- Returns an IFXRESULT code.
- IFX_OK upon success.
- IFX_E_NOT_INITIALIZED if this object has not yet been initialized.
- IFX_E_INVALID_POINTER if pViewPattern or pResult is NULL.
- IFX_E_UNSUPPORTED if pViewPattern does not support a required interface.
Implements IFXTaskData. |
| IFXRESULT CIFXNotificationInfo::QueryInterface |
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This method provides access to the various interfaces supported by a component.
Upon success, it increments the component's reference count and hands back a pointer to the specified interface.
- Note:
- A number of rules must be adhered to by all implementations of IFXAPI QueryInterface . For a list of such rules, refer to the IFXCOM usage guidelines.
- Returns:
- Upon success, IFX_OK is returned. Otherwise, either IFX_E_INVALID_POINTER or IFX_E_UNSUPPORTED are returned.
Implements IFXUnknown. |
| U32 CIFXNotificationInfo::Release |
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This method decrements the reference count for the calling interface on a component.
- Note:
- If the reference count on a component falls to zero, the component is destroyed.
- Returns:
- It returns a U32 that contains a value from 1 to 2^32 - 1 that defines the new reference count. The return value should only be used for debugging purposes.
Implements IFXUnknown. |
| IFXRESULT CIFXNotificationInfo::SetBitFilter |
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This method sets the bitFilter for this component.
- Parameters:
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- Returns:
- Returns an IFXRESULT code.
- IFX_OK upon success.
- IFX_E_NOT_INITIALIZED if the component has not been initialized.
Implements IFXNotificationInfo. |
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This method sets the IFXNotificationId for this component.
- Parameters:
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- Returns:
- Returns an IFXRESULT code.
- IFX_OK upon success.
- IFX_E_NOT_INITIALIZED if the component has not been initialized.
Implements IFXNotificationInfo. |
| IFXRESULT CIFXNotificationInfo::SetKeyFilter |
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This method sets the keyFilter for this component.
- Parameters:
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- Returns:
- Returns an IFXRESULT code.
- IFX_OK upon success.
- IFX_E_NOT_INITIALIZED if the component has not been initialized.
Implements IFXNotificationInfo. |
| IFXRESULT CIFXNotificationInfo::SetName |
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This method sets the associated name for this notification event.
- Parameters:
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- Returns:
- Returns an IFXRESULT code.
- IFX_OK upon success.
- IFX_E_NOT_INITIALIZED if the component has not been initialized.
Implements IFXNotificationInfo. |
| IFXRESULT CIFXNotificationInfo::SetNotificationData |
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This method sets the Notification Data for this component.
The notification data is a user pointer with no restrictions on its value.
- Parameters:
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- Returns:
- Returns an IFXRESULT code.
- IFX_OK upon success.
- IFX_E_NOT_INITIALIZED if the IFXNotificationInfo has not been initialized.
Implements IFXNotificationInfo. |
| IFXRESULT CIFXNotificationInfo::SetObjectFilter |
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This method sets the Object filter for this component.
- Parameters:
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- Returns:
- Returns an IFXRESULT code.
- IFX_OK upon success.
- IFX_E_NOT_INITIALIZED if the component has not been initialized.
Implements IFXNotificationInfo. |
| IFXRESULT CIFXNotificationInfo::SetOrigin |
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This method sets the Origin pointer.
The Origin is the object which caused the IFXTask::Execute to be invoked, and usually the object which created the IFXTaskData object.
- Parameters:
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- Returns:
- Returns an IFXRESULT code.
- IFX_OK upon success.
- IFX_E_NOT_INITIALIZED if this object has not yet been initialized.
Implements IFXTaskData. |
| IFXRESULT CIFXNotificationInfo::SetTaskHandle |
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This method sets the TaskHandle of the registration associated with this IFXTaskData instance.
The default value is IFXTASK_HANDLE_INVALID. THIS IS NORMALLY SET AUTOMATICALLY, rather than by the client.
- Parameters:
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- Returns:
- Returns an IFXRESULT code.
- IFX_OK upon success.
- IFX_E_NOT_INITIALIZED if this object has not yet been initialized.
Implements IFXTaskData. |
| IFXRESULT CIFXNotificationInfo::SetTaskManager |
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This method sets the TaskManager that manages this TaskData object, if any.
THIS IS NORMALLY SET AUTOMATICALLY, rather than by the client.
- Parameters:
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- Returns:
- Returns an IFXRESULT code.
- IFX_OK upon success.
- IFX_E_NOT_INITIALIZED if this object has not yet been initialized.
Implements IFXTaskData. |
| IFXRESULT CIFXNotificationInfo::SetTime |
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This method sets the time associated with this IFXTaskData instance.
- Parameters:
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- Returns:
- Returns an IFXRESULT code.
- IFX_OK upon success.
- IFX_E_NOT_INITIALIZED if this object has not yet been initialized.
Implements IFXTaskData. |
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This method sets the IFXNotificationType for this component.
- Parameters:
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- Returns:
- Returns an IFXRESULT code.
- IFX_OK upon success.
- IFX_E_NOT_INITIALIZED if the IFXNotificationInfo has not been initialized.
Implements IFXNotificationInfo. |
| IFXRESULT CIFXNotificationInfo::SetUserData |
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This method sets the UserData pointer.
The UserData pointer is ignored completely by the system, and if used, is completely the responsibility of the client. Clients may use this field to store any value that does not exceed the size of a void pointer.
- Parameters:
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- Returns:
- Returns an IFXRESULT code.
- IFX_OK upon success.
- IFX_E_NOT_INITIALIZED if this object has not yet been initialized.
Implements IFXTaskData. |
Friends And Related Function Documentation
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import hudson.scm.* //import hudson.model.* /** Old Version for the SVN-Path */ oldVersion = "1.28" /** New Version for the SVN-Path */ newVersion = "1.29" /** Path to the SVN-Repo containing with the following */ svnpath = "repo/testjob" /** Jobs containing with */ jobs = "testjob" /** Should we override existing values? */ overrideExistingValues = false /** Display Konfiguration */ println "### Overwrite SVN-Version ###" println "oldVersion: " + oldVersion println "newVersion: " + newVersion println "Jobs with: " + jobs println "Repo_with_Path: " + svnpath // ----- Do the work. ----- // Access to the Hudson Singleton hudsonInstance = hudson.model.Hudson.instance // Retrieve all Jobs which starts with -jobs- allItems = hudsonInstance.items chosenJobs = allItems.findAll{job -> job.name.contains(jobs)} // Table header col1 = "Job".center(35) col2 = "OldPath".center(120) col3 = "NewPath".center(120) header = "$col1 | $col2 | $col3" line = header.replaceAll("[Change Version-Number in SVN-path^|]", "-").replaceAll("\\|", "+") println line println header println line // Do work and create the result table chosenJobs.each { job -> if(!(job instanceof hudson.model.ExternalJob)) { // No SCM-Configuration possible for External Jobs! if (job.scm instanceof SubversionSCM) { // Job has a SubversionSCM-Konfiguration def oldSvnPath = [][] def newSvnPath = [][] job.scm.locations.each{ //For every Subversion-Location if (it.remote.contains(svnpath)) { //SVN-Path contains the given Path oldRemote = it.remote.padRight(119) jobname = job.name.padRight(35) newRemote = it.remote if (it.remote.contains(oldVersion)) { //SVN-Path contains the old Version, which should be replaced newRemote = it.remote.replaceAll(/$oldVersion/,"$newVersion") //Replace //Build new SVN-Location (it is not possible to change a value in the existing configuration) newSvnPath.add(new hudson.scm.SubversionSCM.ModuleLocation(newRemote,it.local)) //For Visualisation of the changed Value newRemote = newRemote.padRight(120,"<") // Output Result for this Subversion-Location println "$jobname | $oldRemote ]> $newRemote" } else { //Visualisation of value which is not changed newRemote = newRemote.padRight(120) // Output Result for this Subversion-Location println "$jobname | $oldRemote | $newRemote" } } } // Every Location was checked. Building new SVN-Configuration with the new SVN-Locations newscm = new hudson.scm.SubversionSCM(newSvnPath, job.scm.workspaceUpdater, job.scm.browser, job.scm.excludedRegions, job.scm.excludedUsers, job.scm.excludedRevprop, job.scm.excludedCommitMessages, job.scm.includedRegions) if (overrideExistingValues){ // Only write values, when overrideExistingValues is true job.scm = newscm; } println line //Job is done } } } println line //done


HYDRO PUNK RECORDS
“Hydro Punk = youth, culture and music.For those who are unaware... Hydro Punk is more than a brand, it's actually a Movement to bring culture back to the Bronx.  This is the first HP event that me & my sister have hosted and we are happy with the outcome. Our goal is to move this event from a backyard to something bigger, a place where artists, musicians and all can collaborate and support one another….This event is the epitome of Hydro Punk, and it’s being held in a backyard”.
I dont know man. I just wanted to throw something fun for my highschool. I didnt think it would get as big as this. I do thank all the people who have supported me 100% of the way. - Jose Flores
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The Go Ahead Boys and the Racing Motor-Boat
by Ross Kay
Chapter 8
Additional Information
- Year Published: 1916
- Language: English
- Country of Origin: United States of America
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Source:
Kay, Ross. (1916).
. New York: Goldsmith.
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Readability:
- Flesch–Kincaid Level: 5.2
- Word Count: 1,987
- Genre: Adventure
- Keywords: life experiences
- ✎ Cite This
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In response to Fred’s action there was a loud shout of protest from the men on board. Every one still was manifesting the effect of the drunken spree through which they had passed the preceding night. As yet, however, they had not offered any violence and although Fred’s heart was beating rapidly he resolutely stuck to his task and in a brief time the Black Growler darted forward like a thing alive.
For a moment the uninvited passengers apparently were startled by the unexpected action of the young captain. They speedily recovered, however, from their surprise, and one of the men turning to the leader said, “My, ain’t she purty, Jim!”
“She is that,” replied Jim promptly. “She looks better than she did when I took my last trip to Niag’ra. When I left my house on Fifth Avenoo I didn’t think she’d ever measure up to what she was that time, but she is goin’ one better. Yes, sir, she’s all that you say she is.”
Still the men did not interfere with Fred in his management of the motor-boat. Apparently too they did not have any objection to the voyage. Indeed the Go Ahead boys already were aware of the fact that every one of their self-invited guests had brought a small bundle with him. They naturally inferred that these bundles contained most of the earthly possessions of their noisy passengers.
“How is it, Jim!” called another of the men. “Isn’t it about time we had breakfast?”
“That’s right,” spoke up another. “I’m hungry, too. Seems to me I would like one o’ them grape fruits.”
“Grape fruits?
“You tell us what they be,” responded the man, unabashed by the rebuke of the leader.
“Don’t you know?” retorted Jim scornfully. “Why grape fruit’s the stuff that grows on grape vines.”
“Get out!” said the other one. “I guess I know enough about the country to know that grapes grow on grape vines.”
“In course they do,” acknowledged Jim, “but this isn’t grapes, this is grape FRUIT. It takes a special vine to grow it.”
“Does it grow right on the vine?”
“Of course it does. What do you think, it grows under the ground like tomatoes?”
“Tomatoes don’t grow under the ground,” spoke up another of the party. “It’s potatoes that grow under the ground.”
“It’s all one,” retorted Jim glibly. “Potatoes and tomatoes. I knew one grew in the air and the other grew in the ground.”
“What about the grape fruits, Jim?” demanded the first speaker.
“Well, they grow on the vines. They are just like big yeller grapes. Many’s a time out on my country estate I have climbed the ladder and picked ‘em from the vines that grow so high they hid the sight of the street from the piazzy of my bungaloo.”
“I’m wondering where you got this yacht, Jim,” inquired another.
“Never mind how I got it as long as we have got it. That’s the main thing,” interrupted another one. “What I want to know, is about those grape fruits we’re talking about. How does it taste?”
“Fine. Fine,” answered Jim promptly. Then turning to the boys he inquired, “Have you got anything on board to eat?”
“You see that monemint up yonder,” interrupted another pointing to a tall granite shaft that could be seen in the distance. The entire party including the boys at once looked in the direction indicated and saw a beautiful memorial stone, although few of them were aware of what it commemorated.
“Yes, that’s my granddad’s tombstone,” said one of the tramps.
“I guess he must have been some man,” exclaimed one of his companions. “It’s a pity the rest of the family didn’t take after him.”
“We did, but we didn’t want to hog the whole thing. We had to let some one else have a chance too.”
Meanwhile the Black Growler was speeding swiftly over the waters of the Erie Canal. Fred was driving at high speed and as the boat sped forward he was keenly watching for the coming of a boat that might provide help for the Go Ahead boys in their predicament.
Several canal-boats had been passed, but there was no one on board who appeared to be able to help.
The unwelcome guests still talked noisily to one another, but in the main they ignored the boys and as yet had not offered any violence.
“Who’s running this ‘ere boat, Jim?” suddenly spoke up one of the passengers. “I thought you said this was your yacht.”
“I did say so,” answered Jim promptly. “I’m just taking out a pleasure party. Didn’t you never go to no picnic afore? I want you to be good, for we have got comp’ny on board. When you have got guests you have to be perlite whether you want to be or not.”
Still the Black Growler was moving swiftly. The waters over which she was passing seethed and boiled as if they had been heated by unseen fires. Even Fred had lost a part of his alarm as he began to suspect that his uninvited passengers did not know how to manage the boat. If they did, it was difficult to understand why they had not yet driven the boys away and taken charge.
There was another thought in Fred’s mind that was perplexing. He suspected that the supply of gasoline was running low. He had neglected to have the tank filled the preceding night, believing that he had a supply ample to carry them forward until they could obtain more. Suppose the motor-boat should stop? What would the men do? They might accuse him of deliberately stopping and in that event he was aware that there might be serious trouble. Indeed, he was still puzzled to understand why the men appeared to be so contented. If they had been workers on the canal, or had been employed by any of the boats why was it that they were free this morning? He was aware that the little city of Rome could not be far away.
If once he should be able to bring the Black Growler safely within the borders of the city he was confident he would be able to rid himself speedily of the men, whose presence with every passing moment was becoming more difficult to bear.
He looked eagerly ahead for signs of the city. He was unable to discover any, however, but his fears increased as he became more positive that his supply of gasoline was low. If only it would last a half-hour longer!
On either side of the canal was a level stretch of country and near to the water no houses were to be seen. His friends had taken seats on the deck forward. In low tones they conversed among themselves, but Fred was too busy in his own task either to heed what they were saying or to join in their conversation.
A few minutes later, after the speed of the boat had materially decreased, Fred said abruptly, “We have got to stop.”
“What for?” demanded the leader, quickly rising as he spoke and turning toward the young pilot.
“Our gasoline is gone.”
“Look here, young fellow,” said the leader of the gang after he had silently glared at Fred a moment, “I don’t want you to try any of your games on us. We’re bad men. Now then, you keep this boat goin’,” he added threateningly.
“I only wish I could do it,” said Fred.
“Are you givin’ us straight goods when you say your gasoline is gone?”
“I am.”
“What are you goin’ to do?”
“Nothing. That’s the trouble. You can’t do anything without gasoline. I am thinking of letting some of my passengers go ahead and get enough to carry us into the town. Do you know how far it is to Rome?”
“Must be about three mile.”
“That wouldn’t be very much of a walk,” said Fred glibly.
For some unexplained reason his courage now had returned and he stood in less fear of his rough and noisy guests.
“What are you goin’ to do?” again demanded the leader.
“There isn’t anything I can do,” retorted Fred sharply, “unless some of you will go ahead and get some gasoline.”
“That’s right, Jim,” spoke up one of his companions. “We’ll go and get his gasoline. Tell him to give us four dollars and we’ll get a good supply.”
“That’s right,” spoke up Jim quickly. “We can’t get gasoline without some money.”
“Oh, one of us will go along and pay the bills,” spoke up John, who up to this point had taken no part in the conversation.
“How much money you got?”
“I guess we have got just enough to buy fifteen gallons of gasoline.”
“All right, then, give it to us and we’ll get the gasoline for you.”
“I told you that we shan’t give you the money,” said John. “We’ll go with you. Perhaps we can get a ride on a canal-boat or something.”
“You won’t save much time that way,” retorted Jim. “The only thing to do is to let us have the money and save yourselves a lot of trouble.”
“We’re not going to give you any money,” said John quietly. “I told you that before. The thing for you to do is to clear out, every one of you if you don’t want to help.”
to his companions John had been keeping a careful outlook on the canal behind them. In the distance he had seen a yacht approaching that he was confident was the Caledonia, which they had passed when first they had set forth on their voyage. He was confident also that the coming of the yacht, together with the number of men that comprised her crew, would be sufficient to overawe the half-dozen men that had forced their company upon the Go Ahead boys.
“Yonder comes the Caledonia!” he exclaimed suddenly. “They will give us a lift as soon as they catch up with us.”
Instantly the eyes of every one on board the Black Growler were turned toward the approaching yacht.
Apparently the sight had markedly different effects. The Go Ahead boys were elated, but their passengers after a hasty glance and a few words spoken in low tones to one another, instantly seizing their bundles leaped ashore and ran swiftly toward the road which was not more than fifty yards distant.


Module model_conversion¶
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class
prayas.model_conversion.
ConversionModel
¶ Base class for conversion-based models
This class defines the basic properties each conversion-based model needs to define as well as methods that either are common to all conversion-based models or need to be implemented specifically.
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property
baseline
¶ Returns or sets the baseline variant
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property
primary_measure
¶ Returns or sets the primary measure; default is conversion
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property
loss_threshold
¶ Returns or sets the loss threshold; default is 0.05
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abstract
add_measure
(name, success_value, nonsuccess_value=None)¶ Method to add an additional measure
- Parameters
name – Name of the measure, e.g., revenue
success_value – Value in case of success for each variant and option
nonsuccess_value – Value in case of nonsuccess for each variant and option
- Returns
None, used for its side-effect
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abstract
sample
(measure=None, n=20000)¶ Sample from the posterior distribution of each variant
- Parameters
measure – Name of the measure; default is conversion
n – Number of samples to draw
- Returns
Array with samples for each variant
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abstract
measure
(measure=None)¶ Return the value of a specific measure
- Parameters
measure – Name of the measure; default is conversion
- Returns
Data frame with measure per variant
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abstract
plot
(n=20000)¶ Plot the posterior distribution of each variant
- Parameters
n – Number of samples to draw
- Returns
Matplotlib pyplot object
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abstract
set_result
(successes, trials)¶ Set the result of the experiment
- Parameters
successes – Successes per variant and option
trials – Trials per variant and option
- Returns
None, used for its side-effect
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abstract
new
(successes, trials)¶ Create a new ConversionModel object, used for experiments
- Parameters
successes – Successes per variant and option
trials – Trials per variant and option
- Returns
ConversionModel object
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score_pairwise
(n=20000, drop=True)¶ Compute pairwise comparisons between all variants
- Parameters
n – Number of samples from posteriors as basis for comparison
drop – If True show only entries with Uplift > 0
- Returns
Data frame with
Left: First variant of the pairwise comparison
Right: Second variant
Measure: Comparison measure
LeftMeasure: Value of left
RightMeasure: Value of right
Uplift: Uplift of left in percentage
Loss: Potential loss in percentage if we go with left
ProbabilityUplift: Probability of the uplift
ProbabilityLoss: Probability of the loss if we go with left
LeftMeasureMaxLoss: Maximum loss if we go with left (subtracted from LeftMeasure)
Score: Score based on uplift * probability of the uplift
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score_baseline
(n=20000)¶ Compute baseline comparisons for all variants
- Parameters
n – Number of samples from posteriors as basis for comparison
- Returns
Data frame with
Variant: Name of the variant
Measure: Comparison measure
ProbabilityToBeBest: Probability to be the best among all variants
ProbabilityToBeatBaseline: Probability to be better than the baseline
UpliftFromBaseline: Uplift from baseline in percentage
PotentialLossFromBaseline: Potential loss if we go with the variant in percentage
MaxUplift: Maximum uplift in percentage
MaxPotentialLoss: Maximum loss in percentage
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decision
(n=20000, ignore_primary=False, ignore_loss_threshold=None)¶ Filter the result from the score_baseline method based on the defined experiment setup, i.e., the primary measure and the loss threshold
- Parameters
n – Number of samples from posteriors as basis for comparison
ignore_primary – If True ignores the primary measure filter
ignore_loss_threshold – If True ignores the loss threshold
- Returns
Data frame as returned by score_baseline with filtered rows
-
property


Animal pairs: syllable clapping game!
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A curated index of recipes, this site aims to simplify some of the best recipes on the internet so that you can make them on a budget! All recipes are ones I've tested and loved, so that you don't have to find out the hard way that whipped sweet potatoes with lemon juice are really not all that. To know more about how the site is made, check out the 'This site' section.
I'm a software engineer for Puppet, where I'm currently working on
our open source remote task runner Bolt. I graduated
from Oregon State University with a BS in Computer Science in June
2016, where I worked as a Front-End Engineer for the OSU Open Source Lab. In my free time
I enjoy hanging out with friends, hiking, experiencing new things,
and enjoying a wide variety of podcasts, tv shows, blogs, books,
and other media.
You can see more of my work on github
See conference presentations I've given at http://slides.lucywyman.me
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A one-week introduction to implementing a Bayesian workfow in Stan, organised as part of the ORIGINS Data Science Lab's block courses. The course was given virtually in September 2021 with interactive jupyter notebooks and is written in such a way that it can be completed independently offline.


Mary Berger
05.28.20
First-generation students are students who are first in their families to attend or graduate from college. They work to get an education to go out and make waves in the world, and Ohio University wants to help them succeed. This is how We Are First came to be.
We Are First is an organization that welcomes all first-generation students and first-generation allies. We Are First helps students adjust to college life, provides support for common issues and creates connections with people who face the same battles.
The Allen Student Advising Center staff began to create initiatives for first-generation students by the fall of 2012, and from there We Are First became a more focused way to connect students.
Geonavin Hernandez, a 2020 OU graduate, joined We Are First to meet people and eventually became the president after serving on the executive board as social media director.
“I really saw myself grow and make strong bonds with the members,” Hernandez said in an email. “Leading our pursuit to get first generation college students acclimated on campus and providing them with resources for success felt like I was paying it forward in a sense.”
Hernandez said that many first-generation students face particular challenges throughout college, like feeling overwhelmed when beginning college. Though he knows most students feel this way, he also knows it can be more intense for first-generation students.
“There are a lot of new opportunities and processes to navigate. Those feelings can be amplified if you are also the first person in your family navigating the college environment. We Are First can help alleviate those feelings by acting as a support network for new first-gen students.”Angela Lash, Director of the Allen Student Advising Center
Angela Lash, director of Allen Student Advising Center, agrees with Hernandez about students feeling overwhelmed and believes that We Are First is a great resource in that situation.
“There are a lot of new opportunities and processes to navigate,” Lash said in an email. “Those feelings can be amplified if you are also the first person in your family navigating the college environment. We Are First can help alleviate those feelings by acting as a support network for new first-gen students.”
The biggest challenge Hernandez said first generation college students face is imposter syndrome, which is a psychological cycle where people doubt their accomplishments and have an internalized fear of being exposed as a “fraud.”
Despite their hard work, imposter syndrome can make students feel discouraged and like they don’t belong. Hernandez knows that without having a parent or guardian who’s been through the process, students can feel too embarrassed to ask friends or staff members for help. He feels that We Are First will knock down any barrier of embarrassment and make the environment safe for all questions and concerns.
First-generation awareness programming encompasses quite a bit, but the most popular is First-Gen Friday on the first Friday of every month which is a way to connect with other students while having fun. We Are First also holds weekly meetings, and first-generation students can get posters, t-shirts, door cards and more with the “First Gen? Me Too!” slogan.
A lot of students who are first-generation can be unaware of opportunities and programming that OU and first-generation programs have to offer. Brittney Seals, OHIO First Scholars graduate assistant and adviser to We Are First, loves to continuously update students about current events on campus and other important opportunities.
She said advising We Are First has been one of the most enjoyable parts of her graduate school experience.
“I have met some amazing students through this organization,” Seals said in an email. “Being a part of this group has allowed me to witness them evolve as leaders, grow to become more open-minded and bond with their peers by sharing their very unique stories with one another.”
Hernandez and Seals encourage first-generation students and allies to get involved with We Are First and other first-generation awareness programs. It helps build a comprehensive network of peers and mentors to rely on when in need of social, academic or emotional support.
For Lash, this makes We Are First a great networking opportunity. But it also helps first-generation students learn more about other first-generation programs through OU.
“The organization members often collaborate with us on campus-wide events for first-gen students, faculty and staff and being involved is a great way to connect to the broader community of first-gen Bobcats,” Lash said in an email. “I think they’ll find the group to be welcoming, positive and helpful.”
We Are First has had a great impact on Hernandez. He came to college expecting to do the bare minimum by getting in and out as quickly as possible. But after his freshman year, he joined We Are First and has since felt fulfilled, crediting his success to the huge boost We Are First gave him.
“They made me feel normal and accepted, but most of all it pushed me to maximize my potential,” Hernandez said in an email. “After joining, my grades went up, I became involved in more orgs, I started getting more familiar with campus resources and started getting closer with my professors. All of these things have been vital to my success at Ohio. I firmly believe that (We Are First) was the catapult for my progression.”
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Created by Gavin Mogan / @halkeye
Short Answer: No Idea
Long Answer: Nooooooo iiiiideeeeaaaaa
Not really clearly defined. I think of devops as movement towards people being informed and incontrol.
Agile System Administration / Agile Operations
More day to day documentation in code repo
Continuous Integration Builds
If you needed to find out how valdes was doing how would you?
Staging and Prod are not super different, but are different.


Guidance
Information to help further education (FE) providers collect, return and check the quality of Individualised Learner Record (ILR) and other learner data.
A list of fields to be completed by special post-16 institutions on their 2015 to 2016 academic year ILR submissions.


The Scottish Arts Club has been the social hub for the Arts in Scotland since its founding in 1872.
Our professional members include painters and sculptors, movie-makers and musicians, planners, playwrights and poets, novelists and journalists, architects and designers, dancers and diplomats. Lay members range from academics, accountants and administrators, to dentists and doctors, lawyers and librarians, and scientists and students, all with an interest in the Arts.
The Scottish Arts Club was founded by a group of artists in 1872 and moved to Rutland Square in 1895.
The Club has made few changes to the building. In 1895, in place of the three bedrooms that were on the top floor, one very large L-shaped room was created for two billiards tables. The ceiling was raised, and two large roof lights were put in. (These windows were blacked out during WWII.) In 1997, one of the billiards tables was removed, and a large Studio created, providing wonderful light that was ideal for drawing and painting. Naturally, this is where the Club holds life and portrait painting, along with talks, film screenings, and concerts. The space is also used for music and play rehearsals and meetings.
Our annual programme of exhibitions, open to the public, showcases the best of Scottish and International artists.
Our three gallery spaces, from the intimate Geddes Gallery to the imposing Club Room Gallery, provide a range of environments to suit the artist.
Recent artists to exhibit in the Club Room Gallery include:
Exhibition 6 April - 30 April 2016
Exhibition by SSAA (Scottish Society of Architect Artists), Craft (Glass Jewellery) by Susan Falconer.
Exhibition 1 March - 2 April 2016
Exhibition by RSA Open Award 2013 Winner, Catharine Davison RSW, Craft (Stone Carving) by Natasha Smith, with Sarah Wass exhibiting in the Geddes Gallery.
Exhibition 3 February - 27 February 2016
Exhibition of Prints by Michael Kirkman, Kittie Jones and Laura Gressani, Craft (Ceramic Jewellery) by Beth Lamont, with Colin Sutherland exhibiting in the Geddes Gallery.
Exhibition 7 January - 31 January 2016
Exhibition of work by Vasile Toch, Craft (Wood Sculpture) by Ian McPhail, with Members of the Scottish Society of Botanical Artists, exhibiting in the Geddes Gallery.
Creation, Education and Entertainment
We also hold regular, practical art gatherings for Members, including a Life Class and a Writers' group.
An oasis of calm, minutes from Princess Street, miles from stress.
We have a number of attractive spaces to suit your needs.
The entrance to the Scottish Arts Club is on the ground floor of a Georgian town house and leads to the Club's six public rooms, located on three floors.
There is a stair lift between ground and first floor and from the first to the second floor.
While the Club has no accommodation, preferential rates are available from a selection of nearby hotels. See list.
The Scottish Arts Club supports a number of awards aimed at recognising artistic talent and bringing it to the attention of a wider audience.
Awards are:
For Drama
For Visual Arts
Exhibitions Winners are entitled to two years' free membership of the Club and an exhibition during the period, usually in the second year of their free membership. If the Club is unable to offer them an exhibition slot, their free membership can be extended for another year and the exhibition staged in that year. The RSA Award winners are chosen by the RSA without Club involvement. The RSW, SSA, VAS awards are chosen by representatives of the Scottish Arts Club, including the Art Convenor and other SAC members invited by the Arts Convenor. They are assisted on the day by a representative of the SSA/RSW/VAS.
The Scottish Arts Club has an annual short story competition that is open to all writers worldwide aged over 16 years. We are delighted that celebrated author Alexander McCall Smith has again agreed to be the chairman of the judging panel. Those familiar with McCall Smith’s work will know that the historic Scottish Arts Club has often featured in his popular 44 Scotland Street novels.
The 2016 competition is now open to all writers worldwide aged over 16 years, published and unpublished. Stories entered for the competition should be 1,500 words or less and can be on any topic. The stories do not have to be associated with Scotland. Competition entries must not have been previously broadcast on radio, read aloud as part of a commercial performance or published in any format, including on a web site that is open to the public.
Keep up to date with the progress of the competition, read previous winners or find out how to enter on the Short Story page.
The Scottish Arts Club also regularly offers two-day workshops for writers that are open to the public. The facilitators are always award-winning authors who have many years’ experience mentoring writers, including work with the Arvon Foundation. Look at our Writer’s Workshop page to find out about current and coming opportunities.
Ruth Howell (left), whose short story, "The Tale of Penelope Cupcake", won the 2015 SAC Short Story Award with Sara McBean, the SAC Short Story Award 2015 organiser.Photo: George McBean
Scottish Arts Club
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EH1 2BW
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Club
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hi there! i just learnt to make a simple movie recommender using non-negative
matrix factorization. (thanks for that spiced academy!)
please try it out.
rate the top five movies from the MovieLens 100k dataset below
and simple movie recommender will figure out what you would enjoy watching
next


Release history
0.10.2
- There where no classifiers in the package metadata due to a bug
in setup.py
0.10.1
This is a bugfix release
Bug fixes:
Issue #3: The source archive contains a README.txt
while the setup file refers to ReadMe.txt.
This is caused by a misfeature in distutils, as a
workaround I’ve renamed ReadMe.txt to README.txt
in the source tree and setup file.
0.10
This is a minor feature release
Features:
Do not use “2to3” to support Python 3.
As a side effect of this altgraph now supports
Python 2.6 and later, and no longer supports
earlier releases of Python.
The order of attributes in the Dot output
is now always alphabetical.
With this change the output will be consistent
between runs and Python versions.
0.9
This is a minor bugfix release
Features:
- Added altgraph.ObjectGraph.ObjectGraph.nodes, a method
yielding all nodes in an object graph.
Bugfixes:
- The 0.8 release didn’t work with py2app when using
python 3.x.
0.8
This is a minor feature release. The major new feature
is a extensive set of unittests, which explains almost
all other changes in this release.
Bugfixes:
- Installing failed with Python 2.5 due to using a distutils
class that isn’t available in that version of Python
(issue #1 on the issue tracker)
- altgraph.GraphStat.degree_dist now actually works
- altgraph.Graph.add_edge(a, b, create_nodes=False) will
no longer create the edge when one of the nodes doesn’t
exist.
- altgraph.Graph.forw_topo_sort failed for some sparse graphs.
- altgraph.Graph.back_topo_sort was completely broken in
previous releases.
- altgraph.Graph.forw_bfs_subgraph now actually works.
- altgraph.Graph.back_bfs_subgraph now actually works.
- altgraph.Graph.iterdfs now returns the correct result
when the forward argument is False.
- altgraph.Graph.iterdata now returns the correct result
when the forward argument is False.
Features:
- The altgraph.Graph constructor now accepts an argument
that contains 2- and 3-tuples instead of requireing that
all items have the same size. The (optional) argument can now
also be any iterator.
- altgraph.Graph.Graph.add_node has no effect when you
add a hidden node.
- The private method altgraph.Graph._bfs is no longer
present.
- The private method altgraph.Graph._dfs is no longer
present.
- altgraph.ObjectGraph now has a __contains__ methods,
which means you can use the in operator to check if a
node is part of a graph.
- altgraph.GraphUtil.generate_random_graph will raise
GraphError instead of looping forever when it is
impossible to create the requested graph.
- altgraph.Dot.edge_style raises GraphError when
one of the nodes is not present in the graph. The method
silently added the tail in the past, but without ensuring
a consistent graph state.
- altgraph.Dot.save_img now works when the mode is
"neato".
0.7.2
This is a minor bugfix release
Bugfixes:
- distutils didn’t include the documentation subtree
0.7.1
This is a minor feature release
Features:
- Documentation is now generated using sphinx
and can be viewed at <http://packages.python.org/altgraph>.
- The repository has moved to bitbucket
- altgraph.GraphStat.avg_hops is no longer present, the function had no
implementation and no specified behaviour.
- the module altgraph.compat is gone, which means altgraph will no
longer work with Python 2.3.
0.7.0
This is a minor feature release.
Features:


Comments
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Greg Hurrell
Thanks for the report. I'm just going to see now if I can reproduce it.
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Greg Hurrell
Ok, I can reproduce the flaw, and it looks like it is definitely a bug in iTunes itself.
Synergy doesn't make any distinction between songs playing from the library, playlists, or a Genius Mix. If you ask it to set the rating to 4 stars, for example, it uses AppleScript/Apple Events to ask iTunes to set the rating, and then it's up to iTunes to actually set it.
You can test this out yourself by opening the Script Editor:
- it's
/Applications/AppleScript/Script Editor.app
on systems prior to Snow Leopard - it's
/Applications/Utilities/AppleScript Editor.app
on Snow Leopard
And paste in and execute a test script like this one:
tell application "iTunes" to set rating of current track to 80
That would set the rating to 4 stars. Change the value for other star ratings; 0 for no stars, 20 for 1 star, 40 for 2 stars etc.
You can see that this works normally, but when running from a Genius Mix iTunes just ignores it.
So this is either a bug in iTunes, or perhaps they even designed it to work that way intentionally (ie. they consider that you are not actually listening to "a track" but rather "a mix" and you therefore can't actually rate it). Personally I'd argue that it's a bug.
But either way not much Synergy can do to work around the issue.
- it's
-
Greg Hurrell
Status changed:
- From: new
- To: closed
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anonymous
Actually, more than a bug, I think it's a malfunction.
Other softwares (at least mine) allow to rate track played from Genius : instead of telling "set rating of current track to 80", you should tell iTunes to rate not current track, but track with particular ID (first, you need to get ID of current track). This is a bit more complex, but this is at least a workaround.
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Greg Hurrell
Not sure what the distinction between "bug" and "malfunction" you're making is.
If you play a Genius Mix, and execute:
tell application "iTunes" to get current track
iTunes will return:
file track id 2644 of user playlist id 2641 of source id 45 of application "iTunes"
So it clearly knows what the "current track" is in the context of a Genius Mix. If it fails to obey the example script I pasted originally (the
tell application "iTunes" to set rating of current track to 80
) then that sounds like a bug to me.But as you suggest, explicitly specifying the ID might be a viable workaround for the bug in iTunes.
I will see what I can do. But I also suggest you file a bug with Apple so that they can fix the flaw in iTunes. I prefer not to clutter up the codebase with workarounds for Apple bugs unless it's absolutely necessary.
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Elton John Forced To ‘Learn How To Walk Again’ After Being Struck Down With Serious Infection Amid Cancer Battle
by Peace FM OnlineSir Elton John has opened up about his health battle after he was diagnosed with prostate cancer. The 72-year-old had a build up of fluid under his colon, which left him in excruciating pain and needing to wear a nappy on stage as he performed in Las Vegas in 2017. It was after his show in South America that he suffered from an infection and was placed in intensive care in hospital.
In a new interview, the singer explains how he was ’24 hours from snuffing it’ and had to relearn how to walk as part of his recovery.
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`$`(<TRACK_META>)
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Get meta data in the current track |
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TRACK_META
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Get meta data in the current track |
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cartesian_to_xy()
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Convert canvas coordinates to the data coordinates |
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current_spiral()
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Get current spiral object |
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current_spiral_vp()
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Viewport name of current spiral |
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current_track_index()
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Current track index |
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get_track_data()
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Get meta-data of a track |
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horizon_legend()
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Legend for the horizon chart |
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is_in_track()
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Test whether points are in a track |
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n_tracks()
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Number of tracks |
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names(<TRACK_META>)
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Names of all supported meta data |
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phylo_to_dendrogram()
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Convert a phylo object to a dendrogram object |
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polar_to_cartesian()
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Convert polar coordinates to catersian coordinates |
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print(<TRACK_META>)
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Print TRACK_META |
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set_current_track()
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Set current track |
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solve_theta_from_spiral_length()
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Get theta from given spiral lengths |
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spiral_arrow()
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Draw arrows in the spiral direction |
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spiral_axis()
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Draw axis along the spiral |
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spiral_bars()
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Add bars to a track |
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spiral_clear()
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Clear the spiral curve |
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spiral_dendrogram()
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Draw dendrogram |
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spiral_highlight()
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Highlight a section of the spiral |
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spiral_highlight_by_sector()
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Highlight a sector |
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spiral_horizon()
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Draw horizon chart along the spiral |
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spiral_info()
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Information of the current spiral |
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spiral_initialize()
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Initialize the spiral |
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spiral_initialize_by_gcoor()
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Initialize the spiral with genomic coordinates |
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spiral_initialize_by_time()
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Initialize the spiral from time objects |
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spiral_lines()
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Add lines to a track |
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spiral_opt()
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Global options |
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spiral_phylo()
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Draw phylogenetic tree |
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spiral_points()
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Add points to a track |
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spiral_polygon()
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Add polygons to a track |
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spiral_raster()
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Add image to a track |
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spiral_rect()
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Add rectangles to a track |
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spiral_segments()
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Add segments to a track |
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spiral_text()
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Add texts to a track |
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spiral_track()
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Add a new track or go to an existed track |
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spiral_xaxis()
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Draw axis along the spiral |
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spiral_yaxis()
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Draw y-axis |
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xy_to_cartesian()
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Convert data coordinates to the canvas coordinates |
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xy_to_polar()
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Convert data coordinates to polar coordinates |


MultiselectJS
MultiselectJS is a library for implementing selection of multiple elements from visual collections with a mouse and keyboard.
The library’s multiselection abstraction is not bound to a widget or control; it can be applied to any context. To implement multiselection, the application programmers main tasks are to:
- implement a selection geometry object that determines how mouse points indicate a set of elements (and a few other things);
- implement functions to visualize selected and not-selected elements and cursors used in selecting elements; and
- bind mouse and keyboard events to MultiselectJS’s functions.
The library provides a rich multiselection feature, including mouse and keyboard selection so that they are compatible with each other, undoing and redoing selections, selecting based on a predicate, and changing selection geometries on the fly. The different aspects of multiselection are showcased in a demo application.
Our tutorial describes the basic concepts of multiselection and shows step-by-step how to apply the library in a few example situations.
The programming API reference describes the library’s public interface in detail.
The manuscript One Way to Select Many, by Jaakko Järvi and Sean Parent, is a full account of the motivations behind MultiselectJS and the theory of of multi-selection that its design is based on. As the manuscript is currently under review, it is not publicly available at the moment. Please request a copy by email.
The project’s GitHub page contains the sources and the releases.


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Damien Chazelle is set up to mark history as the worlds youngest recepitent of the Oscar's Best Director reward for the year of 2016. How did his amazing and inspiring career begin?
A Time Line of Damien Chazelle's life
On January 19th, 1985 Damien was born in Princeton New Jersey
During high school at Princeton High film making was Damien's first love but leaned toward drumming in his high school's jazz band
Damien has spoken about his jazz band's instructor stating that the instructor was so intense that he led to the inspiration to the character Terence Fletcher in Damien's first major film "Whiplash"
In 2007 Damien Chazelle graduated from Harvard University with a degree in Filmaking and Environmental Studies
Damien made his first debut as a director in 2009 with his film that is titled as "Guy and Madeline on a Park Bench"
In 2013 Damien received the Sundance Film Festival Short Prize for his short film "Whiplash"
After the hype and love for his short film Damien received enough recognition and funding to create "Whiplash" into a full feature film received high praise from critics everywhere
Now, in 2016, his biggest hit so far, "La La Land," is receiving rave reviews from critics and people all across the globe. "La La Land" won 7 Golden Globes and is nominated for 17 Academy Awards
"La La Land breathes new life into a bygone genre with thrillingly assured direction, powerful performances, and an irresistable excess of heart."
To learn more about Damien Chazelle and his inspiring career please go to his Wikipedia Page


Number of requests:
This is the number of service requests that were filed by residents in between and .
Resolved requests: %
Most service requests are resolved at some point — what matters more is how quickly they are resolved.
Mean response time: days
This gives the average number of days it took government agencies to respond to requests in . unresolved requests ( % of the total) are not included in this number.
Overall rank:
ranks out of neighborhoods in NYC in how quickly service requests were resolved between and .
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Built-in classes like Array, Map and others are extendable also.
For instance, here PowerArray
inherits from the native Array
:
```js run // add one more method to it (can do more) class PowerArray extends Array { isEmpty() { return this.length === 0; } }
let arr = new PowerArray(1, 2, 5, 10, 50); alert(arr.isEmpty()); // false
let filteredArr = arr.filter(item => item >= 10); alert(filteredArr); // 10, 50 alert(filteredArr.isEmpty()); // false ```
Please note a very interesting thing. Built-in methods like filter
, map
and others – return new objects of exactly the inherited type PowerArray
. Their internal implementation uses the object’s constructor
property for that.
In the example above,
When arr.filter()
is called, it internally creates the new array of results using exactly arr.constructor
, not basic Array
. That’s actually very cool, because we can keep using PowerArray
methods further on the result.
Even more, we can customize that behavior.
We can add a special static getter Symbol.species
to the class. If it exists, it should return the constructor that JavaScript will use internally to create new entities in map
, filter
and so on.
If we’d like built-in methods like map
or filter
to return regular arrays, we can return Array
in Symbol.species
, like here:
```js run class PowerArray extends Array { isEmpty() { return this.length === 0; }
! // built-in methods will use this as the constructor static get Symbol.species { return Array; } /! }
let arr = new PowerArray(1, 2, 5, 10, 50); alert(arr.isEmpty()); // false
// filter creates new array using arr.constructor[Symbol.species] as constructor let filteredArr = arr.filter(item => item >= 10);
! // filteredArr is not PowerArray, but Array /! alert(filteredArr.isEmpty()); // Error: filteredArr.isEmpty is not a function ```
As you can see, now .filter
returns Array
. So the extended functionality is not passed any further.
smart header="Other collections work similarly" Other collections, such as `Map` and `Set`, work alike. They also use `Symbol.species`.
Built-in objects have their own static methods, for instance Object.keys
, Array.isArray
etc.
As we already know, native classes extend each other. For instance, Array
extends Object
.
Normally, when one class extends another, both static and non-static methods are inherited. That was thoroughly explained in the article .
But built-in classes are an exception. They don’t inherit statics from each other.
For example, both Array
and Date
inherit from Object
, so their instances have methods from Object.prototype
. But Array.[[Prototype]]
does not reference Object
, so there’s no, for instance, Array.keys()
(or Date.keys()
) static method.
Here’s the picture structure for Date
and Object
:
As you can see, there’s no link between Date
and Object
. They are independent, only Date.prototype
inherits from Object.prototype
.
That’s an important difference of inheritance between built-in objects compared to what we get with extends
.


Buffalo Plains [au63], plain, in Imperia, peasants: 101
Last updated Turn #109
Buffalo Plains [au63], plain, in Imperia, peasants: 101
------------------------------------------------------------------------
14: Amanda [s7m], Imperial Empire, with two peasants, six soldiers,
14: 16 pikemen, seven wild horses, seven riding horses, arrived from the
14: west, accompanied by:
14: Dryeth [q4e], Imperial Empire, with six peasants, 21 lt. xbowmen
15: Horde of rats [ez6i], rats, number: 12, went east.
15: Amanda [s7m], Imperial Empire, with two peasants, six soldiers,
15: 16 pikemen, seven wild horses, seven riding horses, went east,
15: accompanied by:
15: Dryeth [q4e], Imperial Empire, with six peasants, 21 lt. xbowmen
29: Maugetar [s0e], refugee, arrived from the east.
Routes leaving Buffalo Plains:
North, forest, to Forest of the Lost [at63], 8 days
East, plain, to Buffalo Plains [au64], 7 days
South, plain, to Buffalo Plains [av63], 7 days
West, plain, to Buffalo Plains [au62], 7 days
Seen here:
Stack of giants [ep1s], giants, number: 12
Stack of nazgul [fu6z], nazgul, number: 4
Maugetar [s0e], refugee


--- layout: layout permalink: /order title: Order ---
Controls the order of a flexible item relative to its container.
| Class | Properties |
|---|---|
| flex-order-0 | order: 0; |
| flex-order-1 | order: 1; |
| flex-order-2 | order: 2; |
| flex-order-3 | order: 3; |
| flex-order-4 | order: 4; |
| flex-order-5 | order: 5; |
| flex-order-6 | order: 6; |
Items can be given specific order regardless of their order at the document.

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Responsive alternatives are available for customizations based on screen size. Add the responsive breakpoint keyword followed by a semi-colon as a prefix such as md:flex-order-1 to use a responsive class.

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The glue of the clan!
The creative one, the one that gives life to the clan!
The one who is not informed about anything and does not know what's going on. The one who gets teased.
The main developer/content producer of the clan!


The Life of Martin Sennet Conner
Mike Conner was an accomplished politician, lawyer, and statesman. He attended the University of Mississippi at age 14 (likely the youngest in history), where he was the two-time president of his fraternity (the only in the chapter's history). After graduating, he continued his education at Yale University, where he obtained his J.D. He returned to his home state and served as governor from .
Conner's term as governor was short-lived, but historic. During the Great Depression, he was able move the state of Mississippi into a budget surplus. Other noted accomplishments were his relationship with Louisiana's governor of the time, (Huey Pierce Long, Jr.), and their building of interstate roads, and his grace toward prisoners.
The former governor capped off his career as the first commissioner for the Southeastern Conference (that's right — the SEC, of Alabama and LSU fame). He died on at the age of 59 and is buried in Jackson, Mississippi.
The craziest thing is... I'm related to him! Yes, Martin Sennet Conner is my Great Grandfather. Thanks for reading my tribute to him! He was truly a motivated, driven man, and I strive to live up to his legacy.


An extension of data-directed destructuring of trees is lambda-list-directed destructuring. This derives from the analogy between the three-element destructuring pattern
(first second third)
and the three-argument lambda list
(first second third)
Lambda-list-directed destructuring is identical to data-directed destructuring if no lambda list keywords appear in the pattern. Any list in the pattern (whether a sub-list or the whole pattern itself) that contains a lambda list keyword is interpreted specially. Elements of the list to the left of the first lambda list keyword are treated as destructuring patterns, as usual, but the remaining elements of the list are treated like a function’s lambda list except that where a variable would normally be required, an arbitrary destructuring pattern is allowed. Note that in case of ambiguity, lambda list syntax is preferred over destructuring syntax. Thus, after &optional a list of elements is a list of a destructuring pattern and a default value form.
The detailed behavior of each lambda list keyword in a lambda-list-directed destructuring pattern is as follows:
Each following element is a variable or a list of a destructuring pattern, a default value form, and a supplied-p variable. The default value and the supplied-p variable can be omitted. If the list being destructured ends early, so that it does not have an element to match against this destructuring (sub)-pattern, the default form is evaluated and destructured instead. The supplied-p variable receives the value nil if the default form is used, t otherwise.
The next element is a destructuring pattern that matches the rest of the list. &body is identical to &rest but declares that what is being matched is a list of forms that constitutes the body of form. This next element must be the last unless a lambda list keyword follows it.
The remaining elements are not destructuring patterns at all, but are auxiliary variable bindings.
The next element is a destructuring pattern that matches the entire form in a macro, or the entire subexpression at inner levels.
Each following element is one of
a variable,
a list of a variable, an optional initialization form, and an optional supplied-p variable.
a list of a list of a keyword and a destructuring pattern, an optional initialization form, and an optional supplied-p variable.
The rest of the list being destructured is taken to be alternating keywords and values and is taken apart appropriately.
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Before Change
def random(self):
filenum = random.randrange(0, self.nshards)
fileobj = self.get_file(filenum)
byte_offset = random.randrange(0, self.file_sizes[filenum])
fileobj.seek(byte_offset)
// This is kind of an evil hack. We"ve seeked to a random place in the
// file, which is probably in the middle of an edge. We"ll find the
// start of the edge by seeking backwards until we find a byte 0x8D,
// then try to decode the dictionary that begins there.
//
// We have to allow the result to fail sometimes, as Unicode strings
// will also contain byte 8D, and it turns out we have a lot of those.
while True:
try:
curbyte = fileobj.read(1)
while curbyte != b"\x8d":
byte_offset -= 1
fileobj.seek(byte_offset)
curbyte = fileobj.read(1)
fileobj.seek(byte_offset)
After Change
"SELECT filenum, offset from text_index "
"WHERE queryhash >= ? "
"ORDER BY queryhash LIMIT 1 OFFSET ?",
(hashval, offset)
)
rows = c.fetchall()
filenum, offset = rows[0]
return self.get_edge(filenum, offset)


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The Suite Attribute is used to define subsets of suites based on user preference. It was introduced in NUnit 2.0 to replace inheritance from the TestSuite class.
Originally, the NUnit developers believed that the need for the Suite mechanism would diminish because of the dynamic creation of suites based on namespaces. It was provided for backwards compatibility.
That has not proven to be true. Suites are still used today by many people, so we are making an effort to revive them in terms of usability. The current release supports suites using the classic mechanism: a static property with the SuiteAttribute returns a TestSuite, populated with the tests that are to be executed.
This approach currently has some limitations, which we hope to remove in a future NUnit release:
namespace NUnit.Tests { using System; using NUnit.Framework; using NUnit.Core; public class AllTests { [Suite] public static TestSuite Suite { get { TestSuite suite = new TestSuite("All Tests"); suite.Add(new OneTestCase()); suite.Add(new Assemblies.AssemblyTests()); suite.Add(new AssertionTest()); return suite; } } } }


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Thai opposition leader Thanathorn to learn fate in court
by AFPThe billionaire frontman of Thailand’s anti-military parliamentary bloc is set to hear a controversial ruling Wednesday that could see him banned from politics and jailed for up to 10 years.
The leader of the upstart Future Forward party, Thanathorn Juangroongruangkit, 40, has been a fierce critic of the army’s role in Thailand’s turbulent politics, which has seen at least 12 coups since 1932.
His success at the ballot box has shaken up the arch-royalist power structure after millions of youthful supporters helped Future Forward become the third-largest party in March elections ending five years of outright junta rule.
The party’s popularity also earned the charismatic leader a spot in Time’s 100 Next list released earlier this month.
But he has been suspended from attending parliament since the Election Commission accused him of breaking polling laws by holding media shares.
Thailand’s Constitutional Court is set to rule on the case at 2pm Wednesday.
Thanathorn says the legal challenge is intended to hobble the party, which has called for an end to military conscription and a slash in defence spending.
The court disbanded a different anti-military opposition party linked to former premier Thaksin Shinawatra right before the March vote.
Thanathorn has repeatedly insisted the 675,000 shares he held in V-Luck Media were sold to his mother on January 8 — weeks before he registered to run as a candidate.
But he told AFP last week that regardless of the decision the reformist Future Forward is much stronger than it was a year ago.
“It is not about me; it is about other dreams,” he said, adding that whatever ruling is handed down he will not step away from politics.
His rival is Thai premier Prayut Chan-O-Cha, a general who led the coup in 2014 and was voted in as civilian premier with the help of junta-appointed senators.
Future Forward has also come under fire for being a rare voice of criticism against Thailand’s royalist establishment.
The monarchy, one of the world’s richest and headed by King Maha Vajiralongkorn, is at the apex of Thai power.
Last month, 70 Future Forward MPs voted against a royal decree transferring two key army units to the direct control of the king — an unprecedented political objection to a royal command.
The decree still passed parliament with an overwhelming majority.
Related:
Bangkok park designer, Lisa Blackpink represent Thailand in Time’s ‘100 Next’
Future Forward Party leader Thanathorn in court over alleged share holdings
Tomorrow’s endgame in Thai parliament now officially Thanathorn vs. Prayuth
Does this tweet mean we’ve hit peak Thanathorn, Thailand?
Blocked from parliament, defiant Thanathorn says Thai junta is ‘desperate’