Planning responsibilities
- Ensure that people can quickly find information within your product's text.
- Headings make it easier for people to find information. Too many headings, disorganized headings, or headings without a navigational focus make it more difficult. Review heading content and relevance in your usability testing.
Tips for collaboration
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- Designers submit an appropriate organization and heading design as part of the overall product design.
- Developers use semantic heading elements -- not just text that is visually styled as a heading.
- UX team knows to evaluate content organization.
- QA testers know to test for appropriate heading structure, including semantic code evaluation.
Planning for each stage
How to get started early
Early project meetings need to discuss accessibility and the importance of improving the usability of the site for people with disabilities. Writing, designing, and coding well organized text content will help all users.
How to remediate
The most common problem with headings are:
- Visually styled headings that are not semantic. This prevents assistive technology (like screen readers) from being able to tell that the text is a heading. The developers need to research the appropriate semantic code. In HTML, that would be an h tag at some level between 1 and 6. For other technologies, see the Method for that technology.
- Headings that are semantic, but coded at an inappropriate level. For example, jumping from an h2 tag to an h4 tag.
- Headings that contain irrelevant information to the text below the heading. For example, an h3 tag that says “win a vacation” when the subsequent paragraph is about repairing cotton candy machines.
- Headings that have been chosen for styling over navigation. For example, “For the Win” being set to an h2 because h2 font styling is desirable for that text, not because it is naturally content that should be associated with a heading tag.
- Headings that are too long. While there is no fixed character length for headings, they should not contain an entire paragraph.


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| HTTP PMapper - HTTPClient & BoldHTTPServer | ||
|
Launch Delphi-example HTTPClient |
Launch Delphi-example for BoldHTTPServer
This example shows how to use the HTTP persistence mapping components in $(PRODUCT_BASE_NAME). It is based on the classic example of Buildings and owners. It consists of a client and a server. The UML model used in the application is the Buildings and Owners model. The client application has a GUI identical to the BldOwn example. Whereas in the Building and Owners example the UI layer, business objects' layer and persistence layer all reside in the same physical location (i.e. application), in this example the UI and business objects' layer reside in the client application and the persistence layer resides in the server application. The server application consists of an ISAPI dll, and the client communicates with it over HTTP. Running the exampleGenerating the database and setting remote interbaseTo be able run the example you must first run DBGen.exe (located in the DBGenerator directory) and use the 'Create Database' button to generate an interbase database (\HTTPPMapper\DBGenerator\httpPMapper.gdb) and create a BDE alias for it named HTTPPMapper. It is very important to remember that in order to allow our server, which consists of an ISAPI dll, to connect to this Interbase database we MUST use REMOTE interbase. For this you must edit the HTTPPMapper alias configuration and modify the Server name so that the path is preceded by the machine name where the database is located: localhost:C:\Work\BfD\Examples\Compound\HTTPPMapper\DBGenerator\HTTPPMAPPER.GDB Installing the serverAs mentioned earlier the server (BoldHTTPServer.exe) consists of an ISAPI dll and hence to be able to use it you must first intall it in IIS (for more details refer to the appendix in the XMLDispatcher example documentation). The example assumes that your default web site (IIS) contains a virtual directory with alias name 'Bold' and local path 'C:\Work\BFD\examples\Delphi\Compound\HTTPPMapper\HTTPServerDll'. You should then be able to browse it (the local path) using the url 'http://localhost/Bold'. If you chose to have another alias name or place the server in some other location, remember to change the url property of the BoldWebConnection1 component in the DataModUnit unit of the HTTPClient application. Running the clientRun the HTTPClient, use the 'Open System' button to connect to the server. Right click in the persons' grid or the buildings' grid to display the pop up menus for creating/deleting objects. A word about securityIf you haven't configured the security settings for your ISAPI dll or virtual directory properly, you might encounter problems when trying to open the system (from the client). If you get a message saying 'TBoldPersistenceControllerDefault.PMFetchIdListWithCondition: not Active' then you can be certain that you have some security issues, the server was not able to connect to the database because it did not have enough rights. A tip would be to check the Identity under which the server dll is run (Component Services). If you're a beginner with IIS it's usually a good idea to set the identity to the <LocalMachine>\IWAM_<LocalMachine> user account that's created by IIS and make sure you set a password for it. NOTE! The HTTP PMapping components are documented in the Reference Guide. BoldHTTPServerThe important points to note in the server are:
Note! all data flowing between the client and the server are in SOAP format. HTTPClientThe HTTPClient is almost identical to the Buildings and Owners example, except that it does not directly connect to a persistence storage, but instead to a web server: BoldHTTPServer, which handles the persistence mapping.The important components used by the client are (unit DataModUnit.pas):
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Source code for nextcode.services.phenotype.service
"""
Service class
------------------
Service object for interfacing with the Phenotype Archive API
"""
import os
import logging
from posixpath import join as urljoin
from requests import codes
from typing import Optional, List, Union, Dict
from ...client import Client
from ...services import BaseService
from ...exceptions import ServerError
from .exceptions import PhenotypeError
from .phenotype import Phenotype
from .phenotype_matrix import PhenotypeMatrix
SERVICE_PATH = "api/phenotype-catalog"
log = logging.getLogger(__file__)
SUPPORTED_RESULT_TYPES = ["SET", "QT", "CATEGORY"]
[docs]class Service(BaseService):
"""
A connection to the phenotype catalog service for a specific.
The project can be passed in e.g. `nextcode.get_service("phenotype", project=myproject)`
If it is not, the GOR_API_PROJECT environment variable or current profile config will be used.
A project must be set when the service is instantiated.
If the project does not already exist in the phenotype catalog only the `create_phenotype`
method will work and the project will be created implicitly.
To view available projects use the `svc.all_projects` dict
"""
project_name: str = ""
project: Dict = {}
links: Dict = {}
all_projects: Dict = {}
def __init__(self, client: Client, *args, **kwargs) -> None:
super(Service, self).__init__(client, SERVICE_PATH, *args, **kwargs)
project_name = (
kwargs.get("project")
or os.environ.get("GOR_API_PROJECT")
or client.profile.project
)
if not project_name:
raise PhenotypeError("Please specify a project")
self._init_project(project_name)
def _init_project(self, project_name):
"""
Initialize the project from the server
"""
self.project_name = project_name
resp = self.session.get(self.session.url_from_endpoint("projects"))
self.all_projects = {}
for project in resp.json()["projects"]:
self.all_projects[project["name"].lower()] = project
self.project = self.all_projects.get(self.project_name, {})
self.links = self.project.get("links", {})
if self.project:
log.info(f"Service initialized with project {self.project_name}")
else:
log.warning(f"Project {self.project_name} not found")
[docs] def create_phenotype(
self, name: str, result_type: str, description: Optional[str] = None
) -> Phenotype:
"""
Create a new phenotype in the current project
:param name: Unique (lowercase) phenotype name in the project
:raises: PhenotypeError, ServerError
"""
#! TODO: Get link from root
url = urljoin(
self.session.url_from_endpoint("projects"), self.project_name, "phenotypes"
)
result_type = result_type.upper()
if result_type not in SUPPORTED_RESULT_TYPES:
raise PhenotypeError(
f"Result type {result_type} not supported. Use one of {', '.join(SUPPORTED_RESULT_TYPES)}"
)
payload = {"name": name, "result_type": result_type, "description": description}
resp = self.session.post(url, json=payload)
resp.raise_for_status()
data = resp.json()
# if the project did not already exist, initialize the service
if not self.project:
self._init_project(self.project_name)
return Phenotype(self.session, data["phenotype"])
[docs] def get_phenotypes(self, tags: List[str] = [], limit: int = 100) -> List[Phenotype]:
"""
A list of all the phenotypes in the current project.
:param tags: Optional list of tags to filter for
:param limit: Maximum number of results (default: 100)
:return: List of phenotypes
:raises: `PhenotypeError` if the project does not exist
:raises: ServerError
"""
# TODO: project name is case sensitive on the server
if not self.project:
raise PhenotypeError("Project does not exist.")
url = self.links["phenotypes"]
content = {"with_all_tags": tags, "limit": limit}
resp = self.session.get(url, data=content)
data = resp.json()["phenotypes"]
phenotypes = []
for item in data:
phenotypes.append(Phenotype(self.session, item))
return phenotypes
[docs] def get_phenotype(self, name: str) -> Phenotype:
"""
Get a specific phenotype in the current project
:param name: Unique (lowercase) phenotype name in the project
:return: List of phenotypes as per api spec
:raises: `PhenotypeError` if the project does not exist
:raises: `ServerError`
"""
# TODO: project name is case sensitive on the server
if not self.project:
raise PhenotypeError("Project does not exist.")
url = urljoin(self.links["phenotypes"], name)
try:
resp = self.session.get(url)
except ServerError as ex:
if ex.response and ex.response["code"] == codes.not_found:
raise PhenotypeError("Phenotype not found") from None
else:
raise
data = resp.json()["phenotype"]
return Phenotype(self.session, data)
[docs] def get_phenotype_matrix(self, base: Optional[str] = None) -> PhenotypeMatrix:
"""
Get a phenotype matrix object.
:param base: Optional name of base set
:return: PhenotypeMatrix builder object
:raises: `PhenotypeError` if the project does not exist
:raises: `ServerError`
"""
return PhenotypeMatrix(self, base)


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Post-16 statistics team
Email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Telephone: Sally Marshall 0114 274 2317
National Statistics
Statistics about 16- to 18-year-olds not in education, employment or training (NEET).
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Statistics for young people not in education, employment, or training ( NEET ) in England, between July and September 2013 (quarter 3).
This brief is made up of data from the Department for Education 16 to 18 participation SFR , the labour force survey ( LFS ), and regional NEET figures.
The publication includes:
Additional tables 1: supplementary tables disaggregating NEET estimates from the LFS for 16- to 24-year-olds by; region and gender
Additional tables 2: supplementary tables disaggregating NEET estimates from the LFS for 18- to 24-year-olds by; region and gender
Additional tables 3: supplementary tables disaggregating NEET estimates from the LFS for 19- to 24-year-olds by; region and gender
Additional tables 4: supplementary tables of national NEET estimates from the LFS for all age groups
Email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Telephone: Sally Marshall 0114 274 2317
Published: 10 December 2013
From: Department for Education
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They can be sub-classed in python,
They provide access to method documentation strings, and
They can be used to directly create new instances.
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A protocol for overriding method call semantics. This is used to implement "synchonized" classes and could be used to implement argument type checking.
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The current release is 1.2 To find out what's changed in this release, see the release notes.
Documentation is available on-line.
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Parallel Development: One of the great things about GitFlow is that it makes parallel development very easy, by isolating new development from finished work. New development (such as features and non-emergency bug fixes) is done in feature branches, and is only merged back into main body of code when the developer(s) is happy that the code is ready for release. Although interruptions are a BadThing(tm), if you are asked to switch from one task to another, all you need to do is commit your changes and then create a new feature branch for your new task. When that task is done, just checkout your original feature branch and you can continue where you left off.
Collaboration: Feature branches also make it easier for two or more developers to collaborate on the same feature, because each feature branch is a sandbox where the only changes are the changes necessary to get the new feature working. That makes it very easy to see and follow what each collaborator is doing.
Release Staging Area: As new development is completed, it gets merged back into the develop branch, which is a staging area for all completed features that haven’t yet been released. So when the next release is branched off of develop, it will automatically contain all of the new stuff that has been finished.
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Step 1: GitHub Account
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Create a new repo with the same name as your account name,
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[dscrd-prt] <Draeth> Here's my issue. I feel like even if the listing price was .25 BTC, we would have exactly the same conversation with any smaller exchange. The problem is, we're need 2 main things for pirate: Marketing and Exposure. Exchanges can provide both. Our "reason" for people to buy ARRR is clear: we're the most private coin out there and we have more outlets to actually use our currency than most other coins, which are continually being built on. If I were to suggest raising .5 btc for marketing, I guarantee more people would be against that because there are less of a guarantee of results than listing in an exchange that's primarily used in a market we aren't present in.
[dscrd-prt] <ComputerGenie > OK, let me ask this:
Once I buy ARRR, from some exchange that I have to give my personal info to, what can I do with it besides buying trinkets?
[dscrd-prt] <scubapanda> Go boating?
[dscrd-prt] <ComputerGenie > Go boating?
But I cannot use it to get to that boat
[dscrd-prt] <Draeth> `Once I buy ARRR, from some exchange that I have to give my personal info to, what can I do with it besides buying trinkets?`
Once I buy insert most other coins, from some exchange that I have to give my personal info to, what can I do with it besides buying trinkets? at all?
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[dscrd-prt] <ComputerGenie > @Draeth you're almost beginning to see my point
[dscrd-prt] <ComputerGenie > Utility needs to be the primary focus, else it just becomes another random commodity
[dscrd-prt] <Draeth> We're continually building a list of stores and services. We're actively working on this. Utility is built over time, that doesn't mean we shouldn't market it
[dscrd-prt] <ComputerGenie > As much as I despise toy PCs, at least @passcombo.com 's suggestion is some utility
[dscrd-prt] <Draeth> Define utility
[dscrd-prt] <jl777c> once atomicDEX supports zaddr swaps, ARRR utility becomes the largest trustless mixer for all the supported coins
[dscrd-prt] <ComputerGenie > Utility is built over time, that doesn't mean we shouldn't market it
then wait to spend money on marketing a thing and not just an "empty" brand (and yes I realize where I stand in the picture of price value)
[dscrd-prt] <jl777c> i think that is sufficient
[dscrd-prt] <jl777c> for rather large value
[dscrd-prt] <ComputerGenie > for rather large value
indeed, but that (imo) shits on the bed with the idea of spending gobs of currency on listing on CEXs
[dscrd-prt] <jl777c> also ARRR is on CMC, we have a couple of reliable exchanges. unless you can get onto one of the top 10 actual volume exchanges, anything else is almost certain to be of very little impact. even a top 10 actual volume exchange wont do much without the demand side
It turns out, most exchanges fake their daily trading volumes… In a recent Bitwise report posted on Twitter, research revealed …
[dscrd-prt] <jl777c> get a listing on one of those 10, or dont waste time and money
[dscrd-prt] <jl777c> being listed on CEX is not mutually exclusive with being the largest privacy pool in existence
[dscrd-prt] <ComputerGenie > wen polo?
[dscrd-prt] <jl777c> but we are on CMC and have a couple reliable exchanges. that is sufficient
[dscrd-prt] <jl777c> most of the real volume exchanges are old time exchanges born before the fake volume craze
[dscrd-prt] <Draeth> Have you ever applied to any exchanges?
[dscrd-prt] <jl777c> i havent
[dscrd-prt] <jl777c> it is totally ridiculous now, most exchanges have so little real volumes, they know they will never make money from trading fees, so they make up some giant number of users/trading volumes to get projects to pay them X BTC
[dscrd-prt] <jl777c> and THAT is their revenue model
[dscrd-prt] <Draeth> The biggest ones, including the ones you listed in that article, ask "what exchanges are you listed on" expecting to see a decent amount of exchanges, as well as some well known ones. They also ask "what first rate sites has your coin been posted about", asking if we have marketee ourselves and gotten noticed by big news sites.
Also, half of those exchanges that were listed in that article wont list us because there is no company behind pirate
[dscrd-prt] <jl777c> the fact that CEX requires a company to list an open source project, illustrates exactly what is wrong with the picture
[dscrd-prt] <jl777c> better work toward getting mentioned on first rate sites, than CEX
[dscrd-prt] <jl777c> CEX is waste of time and money
[dscrd-prt] <jl777c> ZatomicDEX will create the massive usecase for ARRR
[dscrd-prt] <Draeth> While true, that doesn't negate the fact that the overwhelming majority of users use CEXs
[dscrd-prt] <jl777c> BTC -> ARRR -> BTC
[dscrd-prt] <jl777c> the market will be people using centralized BTC mixers, not traders using CEX
[dscrd-prt] <scubapanda> So t-addresses will have to be brought back to pirate to enable atomicdex?
[dscrd-prt] <jl777c> only atomicDEX taddress that is in a z -> t destination will be enabled
[dscrd-prt] <jl777c> this will create a bit of privacy leakage but if you trade with a dedicated trading address and never with your main zaddrs, it will be sufficiently private. also, such a z->t leakage will be MUCH less than is leaking via CEX
[dscrd-prt] <Finality> Wonder if holding just 1000will be a huge thing by end of next year
[dscrd-prt] <jl777c> it is a compromise, but now that the anon set of PIRATE is so big, i think we can allow a specific type of z->t transactions for atomic swaps. The net result is that the BTC that was swapped for the ARRR is now in some new BTC address and arguably more private than it was before. The ARRR that is swapped for BTC got their via a z->t and t->z, so it is a bit less private, but that ARRR is much more private than the BTC it was swapped for. The BTC is of course fully transparent, so this tradeoff is a gain of liquidity for the ARRR side and gain of privacy for the BTC side
[dscrd-prt] <jl777c> compared to any centralized mixing service or even decentralized mixing service, it will be orders of magnitude superior
[dscrd-prt] <jl777c> @Finality probably 10% of portfolio in ARRR is not a bad amount to have, allocations should be based on overall porfolio value, so if you have $300 worth of crypto, 1000 ARRR is not a bad amount to have
[dscrd-prt] <kp> damn its good when jl777 is here
[dscrd-prt] <kp> @jl777c any ETA on atomicdex zaddr swaps?
[dscrd-prt] <scubapanda> So the biggest difference to zec, which is already on atomicdex, is the size of the anon set?
[dscrd-prt] <scubapanda> ..and the fact that you can only use t-address for the swap I guess?
[dscrd-prt] <Cryptoon> Dont forget dPoW
[dscrd-prt] <Cryptoon> Not sure about zec blocktime
[dscrd-prt] <scubapanda> Good point, 51% might be an issue for zec some day!
[dscrd-prt] <jl777c> i offered a 100,000 ARRR bounty for the mm2 team to get zaddr swaps completed. it is competing with other priorities and maybe they can start implementation end of this year. if people want to contribute to the ZatomicDEX bounty, maybe it will spur them to get it done faster
[dscrd-prt] <CHMEX> I add 40,000 ARRR to that
[dscrd-prt] <jl777c> @mrlynch please make an address for ZatomicDEX bounty
[dscrd-prt] <scubapanda> Nice! I hope it happens soon. Is it going to be available on mobiledex or only computers running full nodes?
[dscrd-prt] <jl777c> fullnode support first. most all the atomic swap is in taddr space, so normal SPV server would work for that, but constructing the z->t and t->z transaction would require the zksnark code. maybe nSPV mode can be used to construct the z transactions, but that wont be the initial implementation.
[dscrd-prt] <Draeth> So should we start a fund for marketing and stop applying to exchanges not on that list?
[dscrd-prt] <scubapanda> How much funds has Pirate got at the moment?
[dscrd-prt] <Draeth> That's a @mrlynch question
[dscrd-prt] <jl777c> most of crypto media is paid placement, so it could be that funds are needed to get on the top sites. then again, maybe not. why to waste time and money on exchanges that dont add any value?
[dscrd-prt] <Draeth> Because what's the point of building a product that nobody knows exists
[dscrd-prt] <jl777c> PIRATE has only very limited funds it relies on community to donate funds or time to achieve the results needed
[dscrd-prt] <jl777c> @Draeth how does getting on an exchange that nobody you know actually uses? you consider that pointful?
[dscrd-prt] <jl777c> maybe only 12 people actually use these fake volume exchanges
[dscrd-prt] <jl777c> how does that help in any way?
[dscrd-prt] <Draeth> That's a flawed statement
[dscrd-prt] <mrlynch> there are mining donations as well from some pirate pools that amount to some 2k / month maybe
[dscrd-prt] <Draeth> I dont know anyone that uses kraken
[dscrd-prt] <Draeth> Should we list there?
[dscrd-prt] <jl777c> i know people that use kraken
[dscrd-prt] <jl777c> people actually use kraken
[dscrd-prt] <mrlynch> and community donations from some members that choose to remain private, however it's not a big amount and we have to choose wisely on what we spend
[dscrd-prt] <jl777c> who actually uses the lbanks of the world
[dscrd-prt] <Draeth> Brb meeting


No Java Required: Configuring Sources and Sinks in SQL
February 20, 2020 - Seth Wiesman (@sjwiesman)Introduction #
The recent Apache Flink 1.10 release includes many exciting features. In particular, it marks the end of the community’s year-long effort to merge in the Blink SQL contribution from Alibaba. The reason the community chose to spend so much time on the contribution is that SQL works. It allows Flink to offer a truly unified interface over batch and streaming and makes stream processing accessible to a broad audience of developers and analysts. Best of all, Flink SQL is ANSI-SQL compliant, which means if you’ve ever used a database in the past, you already know it1!
A lot of work focused on improving runtime performance and progressively extending its coverage of the SQL standard. Flink now supports the full TPC-DS query set for batch queries, reflecting the readiness of its SQL engine to address the needs of modern data warehouse-like workloads. Its streaming SQL supports an almost equal set of features - those that are well defined on a streaming runtime - including complex joins and MATCH_RECOGNIZE.
As important as this work is, the community also strives to make these features generally accessible to the broadest audience possible.
That is why the Flink community is excited in 1.10 to offer production-ready DDL syntax (e.g., CREATE TABLE
, DROP TABLE
) and a refactored catalog interface.
Accessing Your Data Where It Lives #
Flink does not store data at rest; it is a compute engine and requires other systems to consume input from and write its output.
Those that have used Flink’s DataStream
API in the past will be familiar with connectors that allow for interacting with external systems.
Flink has a vast connector ecosystem that includes all major message queues, filesystems, and databases.
While these connectors are battle-tested and production-ready, they are written in Java and configured in code, which means they are not amenable to pure SQL or Table applications. For a holistic SQL experience, not only queries need to be written in SQL, but also table definitions.
CREATE TABLE Statements #
While Flink SQL has long provided table abstractions atop some of Flink’s most popular connectors, configurations were not always so straightforward.
Beginning in 1.10, Flink supports defining tables through CREATE TABLE
statements.
With this feature, users can now create logical tables, backed by various external systems, in pure SQL.
By defining tables in SQL, developers can write queries against logical schemas that are abstracted away from the underlying physical data store. Coupled with Flink SQL’s unified approach to batch and stream processing, Flink provides a straight line from discovery to production.
Users can define tables over static data sets, anything from a local CSV file to a full-fledged data lake or even Hive. Leveraging Flink’s efficient batch processing capabilities, they can perform ad-hoc queries searching for exciting insights. Once something interesting is identified, businesses can gain real-time and continuous insights by merely altering the table so that it is powered by a message queue such as Kafka. Because Flink guarantees SQL queries have unified semantics over batch and streaming, users can be confident that redeploying this query as a continuous streaming application over a message queue will output identical results.
-- Define a table called orders that is backed by a Kafka topic
-- The definition includes all relevant Kafka properties,
-- the underlying format (JSON) and even defines a
-- watermarking algorithm based on one of the fields
-- so that this table can be used with event time.
CREATE TABLE orders (
user_id BIGINT,
product STRING,
order_time TIMESTAMP(3),
WATERMARK FOR order_time AS order_time - '5' SECONDS
) WITH (
'connector.type' = 'kafka',
'connector.version' = 'universal',
'connector.topic' = 'orders',
'connector.startup-mode' = 'earliest-offset',
'connector.properties.bootstrap.servers' = 'localhost:9092',
'format.type' = 'json'
);
-- Define a table called product_analysis
-- on top of ElasticSearch 7 where we
-- can write the results of our query.
CREATE TABLE product_analysis (
product STRING,
tracking_time TIMESTAMP(3),
units_sold BIGINT
) WITH (
'connector.type' = 'elasticsearch',
'connector.version' = '7',
'connector.hosts' = 'localhost:9200',
'connector.index' = 'ProductAnalysis',
'connector.document.type' = 'analysis'
);
-- A simple query that analyzes order data
-- from Kafka and writes results into
-- ElasticSearch.
INSERT INTO product_analysis
SELECT
product_id,
TUMBLE_START(order_time, INTERVAL '1' DAY) as tracking_time,
COUNT(*) as units_sold
FROM orders
GROUP BY
product_id,
TUMBLE(order_time, INTERVAL '1' DAY);
Catalogs #
While being able to create tables is important, it often isn’t enough. A business analyst, for example, shouldn’t have to know what properties to set for Kafka, or even have to know what the underlying data source is, to be able to write a query.
To solve this problem, Flink 1.10 also ships with a revamped catalog system for managing metadata about tables and user definined functions. With catalogs, users can create tables once and reuse them across Jobs and Sessions. Now, the team managing a data set can create a table and immediately make it accessible to other groups within their organization.
The most notable catalog that Flink integrates with today is Hive Metastore. The Hive catalog allows Flink to fully interoperate with Hive and serve as a more efficient query engine. Flink supports reading and writing Hive tables, using Hive UDFs, and even leveraging Hive’s metastore catalog to persist Flink specific metadata.
Looking Ahead #
Flink SQL has made enormous strides to democratize stream processing, and 1.10 marks a significant milestone in that development. However, we are not ones to rest on our laurels and, the community is committed to raising the bar on standards while lowering the barriers to entry. The community is looking to add more catalogs, such as JDBC and Apache Pulsar. We encourage you to sign up for the mailing list and stay on top of the announcements and new features in upcoming releases.
-
My colleague Timo, whose worked on Flink SQL from the beginning, has the entire SQL standard printed on his desk and references it before any changes are merged. It’s enormous. ↩


Before Change
def test_find():
warn_ctx = WarningManager()
warn_ctx.__enter__()
try:
warnings.simplefilter("ignore", DeprecationWarning)
keys = find("weak mixing", disp=False)
After Change
def test_find():
with warnings.catch_warnings():
warnings.simplefilter("ignore", DeprecationWarning)
keys = find("weak mixing", disp=False)
assert_equal(keys, ["weak mixing angle"])
keys = find("qwertyuiop", disp=False)
assert_equal(keys, [])
keys = find("natural unit", disp=False)
assert_equal(keys, sorted(["natural unit of velocity",
"natural unit of action",
"natural unit of action in eV s",
"natural unit of mass",
"natural unit of energy",
"natural unit of energy in MeV",
"natural unit of mom.um",
"natural unit of mom.um in MeV/c",
"natural unit of length",
"natural unit of time"]))
def test_basic_table_parse():
c = "speed of light in vacuum"
assert_equal(codata.value(c), constants.c)
assert_equal(codata.value(c), constants.speed_of_light)


What even?
Hacktech is a 36 hour event where students collaborate to create projects that bring technologies together in an innovative and interdisciplinary way.
Who even?
500 awesome hackers
When even?
Feb 26-28, 2016
Where even?
California Institute of Technology (1200 East California Boulevard, Pasadena, CA)
How even?
All you have to do is fill out the application, and you'll be notified of your decision soon! Applications will be open until the end of December so apply soon!
Who can come?
Hacktech is open to any student enrolled in high school or college, anywhere in the world.
How much will it cost?
It's absolutely free! We'll be providing you with meals, a place to hack, and swag. We will also be offering travel reimbursements on a case-by-case basis!
What should I bring?
A student ID, a laptop, and a charger are the only necessities. We recommend you bring a change of clothes, toiletries, and a sleeping bag as well!
How will I get there?
We will be providing buses to certain universities in California. It is possible that we will be giving out travel reuimbursements for out of state hackers -so stay tuned for that!
How large can a team be? What if I don't have one?
Teams can have up to 4 members. If you don't have a team before the event don't fret! We will help you find fellow hackers to work with once you arrive.
What if I've never been to a hackathon before?
Don't worry, they're freaking awesome. Hacktech is meant to be a learning experience. We want you to come here, have fun, and leave having learned something! We'll have workshops and activities and all sorts of other events, so just come ready to have a great time.
What can I make? What if I don't have an idea?
Absolutely anything you want. We encourage you to go above and beyond the typical software project and make something that combines software with finance/medicine/electronics/science!
What about hardware?
We'll have hardware available for you to hack on. Feel free to bring to bring anything of your own to hack on as well! The sky is the limit.
When will I hear back?
We'll be getting back to you in early to mid January, so hang tight until then!
What if I'm a Caltech student?
The application process is no different for Caltech students.
Help!
Shoot us an email at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>and we'll get back to you before you can say "Hacktech is awesome!"


Tashkent City
Tashkent is a modern metropolis- the capital of the independent Republic of Uzbekistan. The city is located in the north-east of the country, in the fertile oasis of Chirchiq river valley, 1300 feet above sea level. This city combines modernity and antiquity. Tashkent is considered as the biggest business and cultural center of the region.
Climate of Tashkent
The climate of Tashkent is temperate-continental, usualy warm. It will have all four seasons. The average temperature ranges from 2.5 °C (37 °F) in January to 27.5 °C (81.5 °F) in July.
Places to Visit
The history of Tashkent has more than 2200 years, during which glorious path has been traveled from a small village to one of the largest and most beatiful cities of Central Asia. There a many beautiful places in Tashkent to visit
Hazrati-Imam Square
The Hazrati-Imam Square is located in historical part of the city-Sebzar. It is a complex of majestic historical and architechtural monuments of spiritual culture of Uzbekistan. Accorting to scholars, in the early Middle Ages, most likely, it was the center of the city, which was called Shash in those days.
Kukeldash Madrassah
Kukeldash Madrassah, the most well known historical monument in Tashkent, is an amazing example of oriental architecture, one of the characteristic structures of Chorsu artitechtural ensemble, the old-town part of Tashkent. It was built in the 16th century by the order of Uzbek Shaybanid Sultans- Barak Khan and Dervish Khan. For many centuries, the madrasah was the focus of urban life, at different times it was served as an educational institution, caravanserai and even a defensive fortress.
Amir Temur Square
Amir Temur Square in Tashkent is the unofficial center of the city, an odious and iconic place. It was named after Amir Temur, the commander and founder of huge medieval empire, began as early as XIX century. The sqaure represented a small park in center of the ciy and surrounded by Amir Temur Museum, by building of women and men's gymnasium, normal school and state bank


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Becker's bankruptcy restrictions extended to 2031
LONDON (Reuters) - German tennis great Boris Becker has had his bankruptcy restrictions extended to 2031 after an investigation into assets and undisclosed transactions valued at more than 4.5 million pounds ($5.80 million).
Becker, who won six Grand Slam singles titles in his career including three at Wimbledon, was made bankrupt on June 21, 2017 in the London High Court.
Under the terms of the bankruptcy order, the 51-year-old was bound to provide full disclosure of assets to the trustee and inform any lenders of his situation when seeking to borrow more than 500 pounds.
Restrictions are usually lifted after one year.
“Owing to the nature of Boris Becker’s actions, the Official Receiver pursued extended restrictions to prevent Mr Becker causing further harm to his creditors,” Britain’s Insolvency Service said in a statement on Tuesday.
“Mr Becker offered a Bankruptcy Restrictions Undertaking, which was accepted on 17 October 2019 and lasts until 16 October 2031.”
It said the transactions investigated by the receiver occurred before and after the bankruptcy proceedings.
An online auction of Becker’s trophies and memorabilia in July raised more than 680,000 pounds, with his 1989 U.S. Open trophy attracting the highest bid of 150,250 pounds.
The auction had been due in 2018 but was delayed after Becker claimed diplomatic immunity from bankruptcy proceedings by taking up a role with Central African Republic as a sports envoy.


Welcome to the 9.7 documentation portal! Here you'll find all the information you need for setting up, implementing and managing XAP applications.
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Each neume-note group consists of one or more neume keys (see previous section), followed by one or more notes.
The notes are the same as in abc format. `A' is the A below middle C, `B' through `G' are in the octave above it, and `a' through `g' represent the next octave. If you have to go higher than that then use a lower case letter and stick an apostaphe after it (a'). If you need to go lower, then stick a comma after a upper case letter (G,).
For example, "nos .=e w=eg l=a'" would represent the syllable "nos" sung on a punctum on e, a quilisma on e to g, and a virga on a.
You can add an editorial flat by inserting a `_' before the note that needs to be flatted. For example, "Wn=G_ba".
A spacing line consists of a `+', followed by one or more characters, whose meaning is as follows:
| b | a bar |
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You can also find us all over the internet, including:
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US policy on Israel will amplify conflict
by LettersIt is now time to take steps beyond the two-state solution, writes Bill Williamson, while Ya’ir Klein says that Trump is providing a distraction
The recent announcement by Mike Pompeo, the US secretary of state, that America no longer regards West Bank settlements in Palestine as illegal, is incendiary (Anger as US says Israel settlements ‘not illegal’, 19 November). Palestinian spokespeople have rightly condemned the decision as a threat to global order and one that destroys US credibility in the peace process.
The decision entails the creation of one apartheid state from the Jordan valley to the Mediterranean. It is unlikely that Palestinian opposition will be bought off with economic investment. The mo likely outcome is increased Palestinian resistance.
The EU and the UK cling to the hope that peace will be won on the basis of a two-state solution and the withdrawal of illegal settlements from the West Bank. Trump’s pro-Israel actions bring the post-Oslo peace process and hopes to an end.
Conflicts in the Holy Land will amplify. Palestinians already feel that their needs and interests are ignored. The Palestinian Authority is widely recognised as lacking the legitimacy and power to deal with the Israeli behemoth. Palestinians are now left without hope for a better future. The politics of negotiation cannot succeed under these conditions.
It is now time for the UK to change tack and to work with the EU to take steps beyond the two-state solution. There is now one state in Palestine. Europe’s aim should be to ensure it becomes one that respects the human rights of all its citizens.
Bill Williamson
Durham
• Surely the American attempt to legitimise the Israeli settlements on the West Bank is not only a blatant defiance of international law in supporting an increasingly apartheid administration in Israel, but also a clear distraction from Donald Trump’s wish to justify his own fraudulent and corrupt behaviour in the US by perverting the meaning of truth and justice, and what are shared and recognised standards of human discourse.
Ya’ir Klein
London
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by JD AloisNium, previously operating as InstaReM, has enlisted another partner. Today, Nium has announced an agreement with PhillipBank in Cambodia to provide digital cross border payments for enterprises and financial institutions.
Prajit Nanu, co-founder and CEO of Nium said they are delighted to be working together with PhillipBank to power their outward remittances. He described the relationship as further cementing Nium’s position as a leading provider for cross-border transactions in Southeast Asia.
Nium already powers payments for four of the top ten Southeast Asian Banks and leading financial institutions across the globe.
Ong Teong Hoon, CEO of PhillipBank, commented on the news:
“This is a significant partnership for PhillipBank at an exciting stage in our evolution. With Cambodian businesses and institutions increasingly engaging with their global counterparts exploring new possibilities for collaboration, we must expand our cross-border payment capabilities into key markets across the world. We are already witnessing increasing demand from our customers for cross-border payments services. We are confident that Nium’s services will complement our offering and further strengthen our capabilities in serving our clients.”


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Latest Nottingham Forest news | The Reds are in fifth place in the Sky Bet Championship going into the November international break - and there are a number of contenders for the star player of the campaign so far
by Mark WakefieldWe have reached the final international break of the calendar year, and Nottingham Forest finds themselves in a healthy position in the Sky Bet Championship.
The Reds are in fifth place in the league table following their win over arch rivals Derby County at the weekend, and are three points outside of the automatic promotion places with a game in hand.
Sabri Lamouchi’s side will have confidence going into the remainder of the campaign that they can maintain their form and mount a serious promotion challenge with Premier League football is real possibility.
Forest have played 18 matches so far this season – 15 in the league and three in the Carabao Cup – but which individual player has stood out above the rest.
We asked Reds fans who their player of the season so far would be, and the overwhelming majority went for the versatile Matty Cash.
The 22-year-old has been filling in at right-back for much of the campaign, with injuries to Tendayi Darikwa and Carl Jenkinson leaving Lamouchi short of options in that department.
Here is what Reds fans had to say about Cash’s performances this season, when asked who their player of the season would be.
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You can follow our Reds reporter Sarah Clapson on Twitter, and her email address is<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Michael Guthrie: “Matty Cash, change of position and quickly becoming the best right back in the Championship.”
Joshua Booth: “Cash all day long made some important tackles this season and shown much improvement one of the best right backs in the championship.”
Mark Doughty: “It’s great to have so many worthy winners for a change - Samba, Cash, Worrall, Watson. I’d go for Matty Cash but by a whisker!”
Debra Smith: “Soooo tough!!!! I think I might have to stick my neck out and say Cash. He’s been consistently great and it’s a new position for him which makes it even better. So many good ones though; Samba (both), Watson, Dawson before injury, Worrall, Grabban, Ribeiro.”
Craig Leigh: “Cash for me. All the others are playing their natural position and doing a cracking job. But Cash has been a different class in his new role.”
Lee Tilston: “Very tough. Could make a fair case for at least 5 but for me it has to be Matty Cash. Kind of forced by injury to play a position alien to him - a little bit ropey defensively first game...how far has he come in just 10-12 games!? Outstanding at both ends of the pitch, consistent and looks like the quintessential modern full back.”
Andy Middleton: “Between Cash and Samba for me. Cash definitely most improved playing in a new position but can’t wait for his energy to be used further up the pitch later in the season.”
Eli Denton: “Jayden Bogle for me, that assist for Grabban on Saturday was sublime. But in reality I’d go with Matty Cash, great transformation.”


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Remember, though, that the code expires on 10th December so you've only got today to make use of it. It's a great chance to snap up some last-minute Christmas bargains - especially if you missed out on anything you wanted during the Black Friday sales.
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BABY FACE & BORN TO BE BAD A film review by Jeff Meyer Copyright 1988 Jeff Meyer
Both of these films were shown in conjunction with the "Hollywood and the Code" Series at the Seattle Film Festival.
BABY FACE (USA, 1933) Director: Alfred E. Green Cast: Barbara Stanwyck, George Brent, Donald Cook, Margaret Lindsay, Douglas Drumbille, John Wayne
BORN TO BE BAD (USA, 1934) Director: Lowell Sherman Cast: Cary Grant, Loretta Young, Henry Travers
BABY FACE and BORN TO BE BAD are rather interesting sides of the same coin. The first, made in 1933 and listed by William Everson as one of the films most responsible for the institution of the code, is a surprisingly entertaining story of a down-and-out girl from the slums who sleeps her way to the top of a corporation. Barbara Stanwyck redeems the film a good deal with her presence, but it has appeals beyond that. To get a job in a major business office, she takes advantage of the considerable number of dorks who promote her to the top in exchange for her affections. After a fall from grace (so to speak), she is given a position of responsibility in France, which she does extremely well on her own (even though she's never heard French or studied accounting -- well, she *is* Barbara Stanwyck). When the Big Boss falls in love with her on the up-and-up, she plays along, but she believes that all she's interested in is his money (the interplay between her and Brent is excellent -- she tosses in a couple lines that Mae West would have been proud of). Right at the end, she realizes that she *does* love him (surprise, surprise) and it has a rewritten ending that combines a "happy ending" with a fate that was supposed to satisfy the "punishment of evil" theme that the religious reformists were crying for (her husband and she give up all their money to get his company back on its feet, and they go to work in the factory town she came from {until the company hits the big time at the very end}).
I really enjoyed this for a number of reasons, though Stanwyck was the main point. She plays a woman who is much smarter than the bozos she's working for; cynical but very intelligent, capable of doing anything they toss at her (legitimately), and able to manipulate them in a number of ways. The romance between her and Brent works rather well; he knows what she's done but loves her anyway, and doesn't treat her like the Scarlet Woman (he treats her indiscretions as minor ones when he first meets her, as opposed to the "pull out the crucifixes and garlic" attitude that other films impose on such characters). And the performances are rarely dated, especially Stanwyck's (her early scenes in the mill town have a particularly gritty, realistic feel for Hollywood).
Worth a look if it appears on TV late at night; fully entertaining.
Right before the code was instated, a lot of the "tawdry" films were rationalized by the studios as "moral parables." Rather than watch some character doing naughty bits, you held up that person's behavior and insured that she came to a bad end. A prime example (and another film Everson used as a precursor to the code) is a ridiculous film named BORN TO BE BAD, with Loretta Young as a beautiful young woman with a son born out of wedlock (Henry Travers, in an immensely annoying performance -- Everson listed it as the single worst child performance he'd ever seen, and I see no reason to dispute it; even the kid in DONDI had more appeal than this).
Young tries to put her kid up to a false injury suit against Cary Grant's dairy (he's the president of a huge milk company, but is driving the truck that Young's brat runs in front of because "one of my employees was ill." Sure, and I bet you fill in for your secretary too, Cary). Once the false nature of her claims against Grant become apparent, the court takes Travers away to a home for wayward boys, where Grant decides to be a foster home for the boy. Grant's wife (so saintly the audience was breaking up) and Grant work towards reforming the kid, so Young decides the only way to get the kid back is to vamp Grant. After being utterly goody-goody and refusing all Young's attempts (put this in Cary Grant-ese: "You're bad, bad, bad, a bad girl"), she shows up in flimsy evening gown, and ba-boom! From here it gets *really* ludicrous, as Grant makes love to her in his own house (and keeps her there! Those lusty dairy magnates!); and his wife -- get this -- decides to release him to "true love" and gets ready to leave...but not before she saves Obnoxio, the boy wonder from a fall in the pool. Of course, Loretta sees things in a new light, leaves kid to live with Grant and wife, and goes to work in the bookstore where she gave birth to the kid in first place. The entire thing is such a hoary failure that today it's tough to see why people got upset. But of course, we've had DALLAS and DYNASTY to guide us through such bathos...
 One of the things I found most unpleasant was how Grant is viewed as some sort of innocent throughout it (OK, he has a baby face, but still...); as if it's all Young's fault that he jumped her (there was a lot of women hissing from the peanut gallery at The Egyptian, and I don't blame them). BABY FACE is heads above this, both from the script and from the acting.
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Class Summary Class Description EulerIntegralSumConstraint EulerIntegralSumConstraint illustrates the Constraint that the Lower and Upper Gamma Functions must add up to the Parent.LowerEulerIntegralEstimate LowerEulerIntegralEstimate illustrates the Estimation using the Euler's Second Kind Integral of the Lower Incomplete Gamma Function.LowerGaussContinuedFraction LowerGaussContinuedFraction illustrates the Estimation of the Lower Incomplete Gamma Function using the Gauss Continued Fraction.LowerLimitPowerEstimate LowerLimitPowerEstimate illustrates the Estimation of the Integral of the Product of the Limit Raised to an Exponent and the corresponding Lower Incomplete Gamma Function.LowerNIST2019Estimate LowerNIST2019Estimate illustrates the Estimation of the Lower Incomplete Gamma Function using the NIST (2019) Series.LowerRegularizedEstimate LowerRegularizedEstimate illustrates the Estimation of the Regularized Lower Incomplete Gamma Function using several Techniques.LowerSHalfEstimate LowerSHalfEstimate illustrates the Estimation of the Lower Incomplete Gamma Function using the NIST (2019) Series for s = 0.5.LowerSOneEstimate LowerSOneEstimate illustrates the Estimation of the Lower Incomplete Gamma Function using the Weisstein Series for the Special Case of s=1, where the Closed Form is the Exponential Decay Function.LowerWeierstrassLimitEstimate LowerWeierstrassLimitEstimate illustrates the Estimation of the Lower Incomplete Gamma Function using the Weierstrass Limit Series.LowerZInfinityAsymptote LowerZInfinityAsymptote illustrates the Asymptotic Behavior of the Lower Incomplete Gamma Function in the Neighborhood of z = Infinity using the Weierstrass Limit Series.LowerZZeroAsymptote LowerZZeroAsymptote illustrates the Asymptotic Behavior of the Lower Incomplete Gamma Function in the Neighborhood of z = 0 using the Weierstrass Limit Series.UpperAbramowitzStegun UpperAbramowitzStegun illustrates the Estimation of the Upper Incomplete Gamma Function using the Abramowitz-Stegun (2007) Version of Gauss Continued Fraction.UpperEulerIntegralEstimate UpperEulerIntegralEstimate illustrates the Estimation using the Euler's Second Kind Integral of the Upper Incomplete Gamma Function.UpperGaussContinuedFraction UpperGaussContinuedFraction illustrates the Estimation of the Upper Incomplete Gamma Function using the Gauss Continued Fraction.UpperLimitPowerEstimate UpperLimitPowerEstimate illustrates the Estimation of the Integral of the Product of the Limit Raised to an Exponent and the corresponding Upper Incomplete Gamma Function.UpperRegularizedEstimate UpperRegularizedEstimate illustrates the Estimation of the Regularized Upper Incomplete Gamma Function using several Techniques.UpperSHalfEstimate UpperSHalfEstimate illustrates the Estimation of the Upper Incomplete Gamma Function using the NIST (2019) Series for s = 0.5.UpperSOneEstimate UpperSOneEstimate illustrates the Estimation of the Upper Incomplete Gamma Function using the Weisstein Series for the Special Case of s=1, where the Closed Form is the Exponential Decay Function.UpperSRecurrenceEstimate UpperSRecurrenceEstimate illustrates the Recurrence-Based Estimation of the Upper Incomplete Gamma Function using the NIST (2019) Series.UpperSZeroEstimate UpperSZeroEstimate illustrates the Estimation of the Upper Incomplete Gamma Function using the NIST (2019) Series for s = 0.UpperWeissteinEstimate UpperWeissteinEstimate illustrates the Estimation of the Upper Incomplete Gamma Function using the Weisstein Series.UpperZInfinityAsymptote UpperZInfinityAsymptote illustrates the Asymptotic Behavior of the Upper Incomplete Gamma Function in the Neighborhood of z = Infinity using the Weierstrass Limit Series.


In C++98, when you wanted to prevent a user to use a certain compiler-generated method (e.g. Copy-constructor, copy-assignment-operator etc.), you would make it private (so that outsiders couldn’t use it) and not define it (so that there would be a linker error if internally you tried to use it — or friends):
class Example
{
public:
void foo();
private:
Example(const Example& other); // not defined
Example& operator=(const Example& other); // not defined
};
That’s quite a hack and also not very favorable as it only complains at link-time in the worst case. The more modern, C++11 solution is to use the “delete" keyword. When you say “<R> function(<T>) = delete;”, you explicitly declare the function as deleted and the compiler will complain when you try to call it. Here it is important to make those deleted member functions public, because a compiler will check accessibility before deletion-status, meaning if you declare the function private and delete it, then try to call it from outside the class, the compiler will generate an error for accessing a private function. This is less expressive as if it had generated an error for the function being deleted, so declare the function public.
There are two more important use-cases for the delete keyword: non-member functions and template functions. For the former, it can be quite nice to avoid certain unwanted overloads via explicit deletions. Imagine you have such a function:
void function(int x);
Where you would really like the x to be an integer — not a double, float, bool, char, but an int. You can achieve this by deleting the respective overloads:
void function(int x); // same as before
void function(bool) = delete; // rejects bools
void function(double) = delete; // rejects floats and doubles (double-overload preferred over int for float)
void function(char) = delete; // reject chars
When calling the function with any of those unwanted types, overload resolution will direct the call to the respective overload. This then produces a compiler-error because those functions were deleted.
The second use-case is for removing some unwanted specializations of a template (like specialization, but in the opposite direction). Say you have a template function for processing pointers, but do not want to have the function take char*, because that points to a string, or void*, because you can’t do much with it. You can delete the unwanted specializations for char* and void*:
template<typename T>
void process_pointer(T* pointer)
{
/* … */
}
template<>
void process_pointer<char>(char* pointer) = delete; // no want
template<>
void process_pointer<void>(void* pointer) = delete; // no want
This is especially important because you can’t delete some specializations with the private-undefined method, as it is required that all specializations of a template function have the same access-specifier as the base template!
Note also that the function specialization above is equivalent to making a non-template overload and deleting it:
void process_pointer(void* pointer) = delete; // Same thing


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