Change History
Releases
Elements
- Version 1.9.22 (17 Apr 2015)
- Element
NOBR
closes NOBR
, BUTTON
closes BUTTON
(patch from Ronald Brill),
element EMBED
has no body (patch from Ronald Brill),
element A
shouldn't be inline (patch from Ahmed Ashour),
improved detection of compatible encodings from meta charset when only decode is supported (patch from Steve McKay).
- Version 1.9.21 (2 Jun 2014)
- Ensure that closing unknown element only closes matching unknown element and not any unknown element,
added definition for HTML5 tag
SECTION
.
- Version 1.9.20 (13 Feb 2014)
- Fix IllegalArgumentException occurring with entities having invalid UTF-16 code and use replacement character (�) instead,
fix ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException occurring when stream ends with a \r in attribute's value (#154).
- Version 1.9.19 (9 Oct 2013)
- Element
LI
closes DIV
,
handle Unicode supplementary character (#3609978, patch from Dan Rabe),
change LABEL
to inline element (#152),
fixed resource leak (#151).
- Version 1.9.18 (27 Feb 2013)
- Elements
ADDRESS
, CENTER
, DD
, DIR
, DL
, DT
, FIELDSET
, LISTING
, LI
, MENU
, OL
, PRE
, UL
, and XMP
close P
(#3595486, patch from Ahmed Ashour),
TR
closes DIV
,
accept more characters as attribute names (like "?" or ";").
- Version 1.9.17 (5 Nov 2012)
- Don't rely on default locale for lowercase/uppercase conversion of tag and attribute names (#3544334, based on patch provided by Ronald Brill),
accept only
FRAME
, FRAMESET
, and NOFRAMES
within FRAMESET
(fix StackOverflowError #3555034),
add HEAD
before FRAMESET
when missing,
recognize encoding specified in META charset='...'
,
fix StackOverflowError occurring with content after closing BODY
tag with feature http://cyberneko.org/html/features/balance-tags/ignore-outside-content
set to true
(#3490807),
TABLE
doesn't close inline elements anymore (#3527659, reverting fix for #2019307).
- Version 1.9.16 (18 Jul 2012)
-
Add new feature
http://cyberneko.org/html/features/scanner/allow-selfclosing-tags
to allow self closing tags (e.g. <DIV>
) (default is false) (#3519597, patch provided by Ronald Brill),
allow block elements within BUTTON
(#3524099, patch provided by Ronald Brill).
- Version 1.9.15 (3 Aug 2011)
-
Avoid using a synchronized structure (here java.util.Properties) to store built-in entities that are loaded at startup (#3001745),
change
INS
to inline element,
change BUTTON
to inline element.
don't parse body of IFRAME
,
add new feature http://cyberneko.org/html/features/scanner/allow-selfclosing-iframe
to allow empty IFRAME
tags (default is false),
make detected encoding available as Locator2.getEncoding() (#3381270).
- Version 1.9.14 (2 Feb 2010)
-
Don't parse body of
NOFRAMES
(fixes StackOverflowError reported in #2854697),
TABLE
can have multiple THEAD
, TBODY
and TFOOT
(patch provided by Ahmed Ashour, #2893796),
trim encoding found in meta
tag (#2904817),
fix ArrayIndexOutOfBoundException on empty attribute when using feature normalize-attrs
(#2838901),
recognize tags even if the >
of the opening tag is missing (#2886227),
only end TABLE
can close a table (#2913095),
fix StackOverflowError when parsing document fragment (#2911449),
fix NullPointerException occurring with the insert-namespaces
feature (#2942363).
- Version 1.9.13 (2 Sept 2009)
[zip]
[tgz]
- A
A
tag should close opened A
tag (fixes OutOfMemoryException reported in #2780607),
not all entities with missing semicolon should be recognized as entities (different browsers behave differently therefore
until we have something like "browser profiles", NekoHTML will only recognized incomplete entities with code less than 256),
automatically add TBODY
around TR
nested directly within TABLE
,
TD
and TH
are container and should force closing of nested tags like DIV
,
don't generate incorrect warnings about missing closing BODY
and HTML
tags when feature http://cyberneko.org/html/features/balance-tags/ignore-outside-content
is off,
don't generate opening TABLE
or SELECT
tag when it's missing (therefore discard child nodes),
added experimental tag balancer property http://cyberneko.org/html/properties/balance-tags/fragment-context-stack
allowing to to specify the current tag stack when evaluating a new input source during parsing,
ignore whitespaces that are direct children of HTML
,
org.codelibs.nekohtml.filters.Writer
wrongly changes attribute value of some META
tags (#2815779),
use http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml
namespace for automatically inserted tags (#2799585),
DOMFragmentParser
ignores invalid processing instruction and attribute name (#2828553, #2828534),
define latest Xerces version (2.9.1) as dependency in the published Maven POM,
end of parent element forces closing of unknown elements (#2816091),
handle new lines directly in HTMLScanner.scanCharacters to avoid multiple calls (patch provided by Sean Bridges, #2829319),
fix ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException occurring using strip-comment-delims
feature (#2837555).
- Version 1.9.12 (20 Apr 2009)
[zip]
[tgz]
- fixed NPE when parsing from a Character stream (patch provided by Ludger B�ｿｽnger, #2503982),
when closing comment --> is missing, comment ends with > (patch provided by Tatsuhiko Miyabe, #2552096),
don't treat tags with non-HTML namespace like HTML tags (patch provided by Tatsuhiko Miyabe, #2551958),
force creation of BODY rather than of HEAD for unknown tags,
fix incorrect HTMLEventInfo augmentations for script content (patch provided by Louis Ryan, #2236681),
add HEAD and BODY tags when missing (#1898038),
ignore encoding specified in xml declaration if feature
http://cyberneko.org/html/features/scanner/ignore-specified-charset
is set to true
(#2529933),
hold text found before HTML to feed it first once BODY is opened,
when strip-cdata-delims and strip-comment-delims are on, CDATA delimiters should be trimmed even if CDATA is located within a comment (#2671917),
fixed infinite loop while searching end comment signs (patch provided by H. J. Hill, #2671480),
features http://cyberneko.org/html/features/scanner/style/strip-comment-delims
and http://cyberneko.org/html/features/scanner/style/strip-cdata-delims
should not strip the whole line after opening delimiter (#2767233).
- Version 1.9.11 (29 Dec 2008)
[zip]
[tgz]
- fixed regression introduced in 1.9.10 with LI incorrectly closing too much parent nodes,
search for element to close on stack should stop on block node not on container node,
- Version 1.9.10 (22 Dec 2008)
[zip]
[tgz]
- SELECT wrongly closes (and reopens) inline tags (patch provided by Ahmed Ashour, #2146829),
add character offsets in HTMLEventInfo augmentations (patch provided by Ian Roberts, #2128228),
use encoding provided in XML declaration to decode the stream (#1918243),
recognize entities even if trailing semicolon is missing (patch provided by Tatsuhiko Miyabe, #1981792),
handle P like SPAN and allow it to be contained in A, B, I, U, ... (fixes #2421765),
ignore xml declaration attributes for which no value could be scanned (fixes #2421775).
- Version 1.9.9 (11 Sept 2008)
[zip]
[tgz]
- Fixed bugs #2059466 and #2051091 (accepting unknown tags within inline elements as well as as containers, don't accept any container in head),
#2039483 (wrong augmentation when attribute value contains a newline, patch from Ian Roberts),
#2039915 (failed skip() does not back up columnNumber, patch from Ian Roberts),
added new feature
http://cyberneko.org/html/features/parse-noscript-content
to turn off <noscript> content parsing,
#2094515 FONT tag should be considered like inline tags and reopened when closing was forced by an inline element to respect tag balancing.
- Version 1.9.8 (22 Jul 2008)
[zip]
[tgz]
- Fixed bugs #1949460 (handling of uppercase 'X' for entities in hexadecimal format),
#1951703 (isEncodingCompatible throws UnsupportedOperationException when default encoding is JISAutoDetect, patch from Tatsuhiko Miyabe),
#1965055 (java.lang.OutOfMemoryError: Java heap space with quotes in JavaScript comments),
#1990307 (evaluateInputSource parses only partially, patch from kkolman),
ignore self closing tags for tags that accept a body (generalisation of what was done in 1.9.7 with the FORM tag),
unknown tags can't be container,
improved parsing of script body (comments and tags),
#2019307 (table closes inline elements),
#1903899 (ErrorHandlerWrapper missing in xercesMinimal.jar).
- Version 1.9.7 (5 Apr 2008)
[zip]
[tgz]
- Call methods that differ between Xerces versions using a bridge pro Xerces version rather than reflection.
ignore closing instruction in <form .../>,
fixed issues 1922810, 1927966, 1926831 (thanks to Ahmed Ashour)
- Version <IP_ADDRESS> (17 Mar 2008)
[zip]
[tgz]
- Accept comments and tags in <title> element as browsers do (patch provided by Ahmed Ashour, issue 1879598),
discard form opening tag when it is within an other form,
added experimental possibility to immediately evaluate a new input source during parsing
(patch provided by Ahmed Ashour, issue 1895946).
added experimental interface to enable handlers to be notified of ignored opening and closing tags.
Finally fix compatibility with Java 1.3.
- Version <IP_ADDRESS> (23 Jan 2008)
[zip]
[tgz]
- Fixed charset regression reported by Marc Guillemot.
- Version 1.9.6 (14 Dec 2007)
[zip]
[tgz]
- Changed license to Apache 2.0;
boosted the version number to reflect the maturity of the project;
re-organized project files to decouple it from the rest of the
CyberNeko Tools for XNI;
updated xercesMinimal.jar and source so that NekoHTML compiles using
Xerces-J 2.9.1;
changed default behavior to not normalize attribute values
and added new feature to allow user to turn on normalization;
modified build to target compilation for Java 1.3 as suggested by
Jacob Kjome;
adjusted <p> tag-balancing suggested by Jacob Kjome;
and
fixed issues 1723287, 1746732, and 1790414.
- Version 0.9.5 (18 Jun 2005)
[zip]
[tgz]
- Added feature submitted by Asgeir Asgeirsson to allow scanner to fix
character entity references for Microsoft Windows® characters;
stopped building nekohtmlXni.jar file by default;
fixed handling of <blockquote> reported by Joseph Walton
to better match browser behavior;
fixed tag-balancing bug for unknown elements reported by Marc
Guillemot and Vadim Tashlikovich;
fixed mapping of encoding name in
<meta>
element
reported by Marc Guillemot;
changed tag-balancing to allow headers inside of links suggested
by Laurens Fridael;
applied attribute namespace patch from Joseph Walton;
fixed namespace bug for "xml" prefixes reported by Asgeir
Asgeirsson;
fixed namespace bug for "xmlns" prefixes reported by
Johannes Koch;
and
fixed no-such-method exception bug when using augmentations feature
with older versions of Xerces2 reported by Hans Donner.
- Version 0.9.4 (17 Nov 2004)
[zip]
[tgz]
- Fixed typo in proviso 5 of the license agreement;
added features to strip CDATA delimiters (i.e. "<![CDATA[" and
"]]>") from <script> and <style> elements suggested by Dan Sojka;
fixed tag-balancing problem reported by Egor Samarkhanov;
applied augmentations patches donated by Marc-Andr�ｿｽ Morissette;
implemented augmentation performance enhancements inspired by
Marc-Andr�ｿｽ Morissette;
fixed ignore-outside-content bug reported by Chris Erskine;
and
updated link to Xerces download site.
- Version 0.9.3 (30 Jun 2004)
[zip]
[tgz]
- Implemented scanning of XML declaration;
fixed <script> tag scanning bug reported by Vasiliev Ivan;
added
Version
class and manifest entries to query
product information;
and fixed some Javadoc errors.
- Version 0.9.2 (31 Mar 2004)
[zip]
[tgz]
- Fixed entity reference scanning and tag-balancing bugs identified
by Tommy Sandstrom;
fixed tag-balancing bug reported by Oliver Pfeiffer;
fixed doctype scanning bug reported by Jonathan Baxter;
updated Purifier filter to synthesize missing namespace bindings;
updated Writer filter to convert all known characters back to
their entity names;
and
updated implementation to work with Xerces-J 2.6.2 that removed
the
ObjectFactory
class in the
org.apache.xerces.util
package.
- Version 0.9.1 (24 Feb 2004)
[zip]
[tgz]
- Fixed namespace binding bug reported by Jonathan Baxter.
- Version 0.9 (19 Feb 2004)
[zip]
[tgz]
- Implemented scanning of CDATA sections;
implemented namespace processing;
added features to
override namespace bindings,
insert namespace bindings if not present,
override doctype public and system identifiers, and
insert doctype declaration if not present;
added a filter to allow applications to "purify" the input, ensuring
that the output is well-formed XML;
added missing location augmentations from document type declaration
callback;
fixed newline scanning bugs reported by Jonathan Baxter;
and
fixed comment scanning bugs and infinite loop bug caused by extremely
long element and attribute names found by Ram Subbaroyan.
- Version 0.8.3 (12 Dec 2003)
[zip]
[tgz]
- Fixed null pointer exception for <frameset> tags reported by
Dawid Weiss;
and
added missing file to xercesMinimal.jar file reported by Brent Beardsley.
- Version 0.8.2 (14 Nov 2003)
[zip]
[tgz]
- Fixed array index out of bounds exception in special tags and
doctype scanning bug reported by Leo Galambos;
updated processing instruction scanning to handle weird PIs exported
from Microsoft products as reported by Gabriele Bulfon;
fixed erroneous reporting of missing whitespace before attributes
reported by Arno Schatz;
installed a default error handler that prints to standard error
suggested by Arno Schatz;
and
fixed handling of dangling </p> reported by Gopi Murthy to
better match browser behavior.
- Version 0.8.1 (30 Sep 2003)
[zip]
[tgz]
- Fixed bug reported by Yuan Ji that allowed multiple <html> tags;
fixed bug in stripping leading comments in <script> tags
as reported by Lawrence McCartin;
added feature to be able to strip HTML comment delimiters (i.e. "<!--"
and "-->") from <style> element content suggested by
Lawrence McCartin;
updated DOMParser to work around a bug in the Xerces HTML DOM
implementation when a doctype node was inserted into the document,
reported by Troy Waldrep;
updated the DOMFragmentParser to allow setting of features and
properties as requested by Paul Reeves;
changed the status of the document fragment parser from experimental
to supported;
added feature to allow application to ignore a character encoding
specified in a <meta http-equiv='Content-Type'
content='text/html;charset=...'> tag requested by Roger Fullerton;
and
changed feature identifier for document fragment tag balancing to
be more in line with other features (but retained old feature
identifier for backwards compatibility).
- Version 0.8 (05 Aug 2003)
[zip]
[tgz]
- Implemented scanning of doctype declaration;
implemented non-normalized attribute value for XNI filters that want
to know original attribute value;
fixed bug scanning entity references inside of unquoted attributes;
fixed line counting bug in attribute values reported by Arno Schatz;
and
updated files in xercesMinimal.jar noted by Brent Beardsley.
- Version 0.7.7 (25 Jun 2003)
[zip]
[tgz]
- Fixed handling of <font> tags reported by Dave King;
fixed bugs that caused multiple <head> and <body> tags
as reported by Mike Bowler;
fixed missing <tr> bug in nested tables reported by Troy Waldrep;
and
normalized newlines in attribute values to spaces.
- Version 0.7.6 (06 May 2003)
[zip]
[tgz]
- Fixed infinite loop in special tags reported by Mike Bowler.
- Version 0.7.5 (02 May 2003)
[zip]
[tgz]
- Fixed parsing of entity reference within <textarea> tags reported
by Mattias Jiderhamn;
changed behavior of tag balancer to not consume content after the end
<body> and <html> tags but retained old behavior through
new feature;
fixed <noscript> bug reported by Takashi Tomokiyo;
and
updated implementation for XNI changes introduced in Xerces-J 2.4.0.
- Version 0.7.4 (03 Mar 2003)
[zip]
[tgz]
- Fixed <form> element balancing problem reported by Dan Rocco;
fixed null pointer exception reported by Michael Dynin that was
caused by a null XMLResourceIdentifier object passed to the
startGeneralEntity method in the Xerces DOM parser classes;
fixed handling of <font> element as requested by Arno Schatz
to better match current browsers;
replaced generic catch exception blocks with explicit catch blocks
suggested by Arno Schatz;
fixed <center> tag-balancing problem reported by Russell Gold;
fixed null pointer exception caused by null namespace context
object passed to Xerces SAX parser class reported by David Leslie;
and
added FAQ entry describing how to insert custom filters before
the tag-balancer.
- Version 0.7.3 (28 Jan 2003)
[zip]
[tgz]
- Updated implementation for XNI changes introduced in Xerces-J 2.3.0;
and
fixed hack string to accommodate XML4J build of Xerces included in
the Eclipse editor reported by Geoffrey Longman.
- Version 0.7.2 (10 Jan 2003)
[zip]
[tgz]
- Fixed class-cast exception bug in DOMFragmentParser reported by
Joseph Artsimovich;
fixed <span> tag-balancing bug reported by Ron Cemer;
and
fixed handling of form tags missing a parent element reported by
Russell Gold in order to better match browser behavior.
- Version 0.7.1 (06 Dec 2002)
[zip]
[tgz]
- Fixed null pointer exception caused by null attributes object
passed to Xerces SAX parser class as reported by Kevin Huber;
and
fixed infinite loop condition when encountering "</html[eof]"
as reported by Matt Hurst.
- Version 0.7 (27 Nov 2002)
[zip]
[tgz]
- Changed behavior of tag balancer for unbalanced elements
as requested by Troy Waldrep to make output match that
produced by browsers such as Mozilla;
fixed other tag balancing problems identified by a bug
reported by Laurens Fridael;
added experimental HTML fragment
parsing feature and DOM fragment parser class;
fixed buffer boundary bug in skipMarkup method reported
by Mike Bowler;
added constructor to the Writer filter that accepts a
Java writer object parameter as requested by Alain
Gilbert;
fixed HTMLScanner class so that it can compile with JDK 1.1
as reported by Mikko Honkala;
and
fixed bug reported by Russell Gold that would ignore
the <param> element within an <applet>
element.
- Version 0.6.8 (30 Sep 2002)
[zip]
[tgz]
- Implemented scanning of processing instructions;
improved performance of HTMLElements#getElement method inspired
by Sam Cheung;
changed tag balancer algorithm as requested by Mike Bowler so
that it does not close the <body> element to insert a
proper parent element;
fixed <isindex> proper parent bug and <script> empty
element tag bug reported by Mike Bowler;
fixed bug reported by YingLCS that a <form> tag
would prematurely close a <p> tag;
and
updated implementation for XNI changes introduced in Xerces-J 2.2.0.
- Version 0.6.7 (06 Sep 2002)
[zip]
[tgz]
- Added a FAQ section;
and
updated implementation for XNI changes introduced in Xerces-J 2.1.0.
- Version 0.6.6 (25 Aug 2002)
[zip]
[tgz]
- Changed packaging to include product name and version in
directory name;
updated
HTMLConfiguration
to implement the
XMLPullParserConfiguration
interface;
fixed bug reported by Martin Jericho to correct handling
of <col> element;
fixed bug reported by Dave King that would skip to end of
document if bad markup was found;
fixed numerous bugs related to scanning <script> tags
reported by Sam Cheung;
added feature to be able to strip HTML comment delimiters (i.e.
"<!--" and "-->") from <script> element content;
changed the status of the feature to dynamically insert
content from experimental to
supported;
added code to be able to compare test files against canonical
output for regression testing;
and
fixed minor bugs found by the tests.
- Version 0.6.5 (17 Jul 2002)
[zip]
[tgz]
- Fixed bug in changing character encoding when "charset=..." is
not written in lowercase;
and
mark attributes as "specified".
- Version 0.6.4 (15 Jun 2002)
[zip]
[tgz]
- Re-organized package contents for integration into the CyberNeko
Tools for XNI package;
fixed table closing bug reported by Oskar Liljeblad;
fixed newline bug reported by OtisG;
and
fixed line counting bug reported by Donald Ball.
- Version 0.6.3 (29 May 2002)
[zip]
[tgz]
- Fixed bug in handling of <th> elements reported by
Oskar Liljeblad;
and
fixed various tag-balancing problems.
- Version 0.6.2 (26 May 2002)
[zip]
[tgz]
- Changed scanner behavior as requested by Alexey Shananin to
report malformed start elements (e.g. <...>) as
characters
and
fixed tag balancing bug introduced in previous version. Oops!
- Version 0.6.1 (23 May 2002)
[zip]
[tgz]
- Changed tag balancer behavior to swallow events after the close
of the <html> tag to ensure that the document stream
remains well-formed;
added additional Ruby elements;
and
improved tag balancer performance.
- Version 0.6 (12 May 2002)
[zip]
[tgz]
- Added property to allow custom document filters to be appended
to the default NekoHTML parser pipeline;
added convenience filters for serializing HTML documents and
removing elements from the document event stream;
added samples to demonstrate the filtering feature;
added experimental functionality to
allow applications to dynamically insert content into the
HTML document stream;
added a minimal Xerces2 Jar file containing just the files
required for using the HTMLConfiguration class directly to
alleviate full dependence on Xerces2 distribution;
applied patch from Serge Proskuryakov to fix handling of
misplaced <title> within <body>;
fixed minor tag balancing bug;
and
re-organized and added new documentation.
- Version 0.5 (07 May 2002)
[zip]
[tgz]
- Fixed some location reporting information bugs and added
feature to report character boundaries of events via the
associated augmentations object;
added feature to disable tag balancing;
and
added features to notify handlers of start and end of character
and built-in XML and HTML entity references.
- Version 0.4.1 (03 May 2002)
[zip]
[tgz]
- Fixed some unquoted attribute value scanning bugs reported
by Xiaowei Jiang;
fixed hack for Xerces-J 2.0.1 reported by Ron Cemer;
now passing locator object to
startDocument
method;
and
celebrated opening of the Spider-Man movie.
- Version 0.4 (14 Apr 2002)
[zip]
[tgz]
- Added properties to control case of element and attribute names;
changed behavior of parser so that only known HTML elements
have their names modified according to the properties — all
unknown tags are left as-is;
added property to set default encoding;
added feature to augment infoset to report "synthesized" events;
added feature to be able to report errors and localized the error
messages;
implemented the locator so that location information can be
reported;
and
fixed element information so that more elements are properly
scanned as "special".
- Version 0.3.3 (02 Apr 2002)
[zip]
[tgz]
- Separated META-INF/services/* files to separate Jar
so that HTML parser configuration selection can be controlled
more explicitly; added DOM and SAX parser classes for
convenience; and fixed bug so that parser now obeys the
encoding specified in the input source.
- Version 0.3.2 (15 Mar 2002)
[zip]
[tgz]
- Fixed problem with bare <input> elements appearing outside
of <form> tag.
- Version 0.3.1 (07 Mar 2002)
[zip]
[tgz]
- Fixed handling of bare ampersands in content and attribute
values.
- Version 0.3 (25 Feb 2002)
[zip]
[tgz]
- Changed license to an Apache style license and fixed a
few bugs.
- Version 0.2.3 (19 Feb 2002)
[zip]
[tgz]
- Nested tables bug fix.
- Version 0.2.2 (17 Feb 2002)
[zip]
[tgz]
- More bug fixes to allow the parser to be used with Xalan
2.3.0. The parser wasn't keeping track of features and
properties and without namespaces turned on, Xalan would
not correctly transform the SAX events emitted using
NekoHTML.
- Version 0.2.1 (16 Feb 2002)
[zip]
[tgz]
- Minor bug fix to work around problem in Xerces-J 2.0.0 SAX
parser that drops attributes when parser configuration
doesn't have a symbol table.
- Version 0.2 (14 Feb 2002)
[zip]
[tgz]
- Adding support for UTF-8, UTF-16, and other 8-bit encodings
supported by Java.
- Version 0.1 (04 Feb 2002)
[zip]
[tgz]
- Initial writing.
(C) Copyright 2002-2009, Andy Clark, Marc Guillemot. All rights reserved.


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| > The Unit Test Framework > User's guide > Test Output > |
The output produced by a test module is one of the major assets the UTF brings to users. In comparison with any
kind of manual/assert based solution the UTF provide following services:
测试模块的输出是 UTF 提供给用户的最有用的东西之一。
同任意基于手动 / 断言的解决方案，UTF 提供了下面的服务：
All test errors are reported uniformly 所有的测试错误都被统一报告
The test execution monitor along with standardized output from all included
testing tools provides uniform reporting for all errors including fatal
errors, like memory assess violation and uncaught exceptions.
测试执行监控器和所有测试工具提供的标准化输出为所有的错误包括致命错误 (例如内存访问越界和未捕获异常) 提供的报告。
Detailed information on the source of an error 错误源的详细信息
The UTF test tool's based assertion provides as much information as possible about cause of error,
usually allowing you to deduce what is wrong without entering the debugger or core analysis.
UTF 基于断言的测试工具为错误的起因提供尽可能多的信息，
通常这可以帮助你不用调度器或核心分析就可以推断错误。
Separation of the test errors description (test log) from the results report summary (test results report)
测试错误描述 (测试日志) 和结果报告总结 (测试结果报告) 分离
The information produced during test execution, including all error, warning and info messages from the test
tools, executed test units notification constitute the test log. By default all entries in the test log are
directed to the standard output. Once testing is completed the UTF may produce a summary test report with
different levels of detail. The test report is by default directed to the standard error output.
测试执行过程中产生的信息，包括测试工具产生的错误、警告和信息，被执行测试单元的通知构成了测试日志。
默认，测试日志的所有条目被定向到标准输出。
一旦测试完成，UTF 还会根据不同的细节程序产生一份测试报告总结。
测试报告默认定向到标准错误输出。
Flexibility in what is shown in the output 可灵活定义输出内容
The UTF provides the ability to configure what if shown in both the test log and the test report. The
configuration is supported both at runtime, during test module invocation and at compile time from within a
test module.
UTF 提供了配置测试日志和测试报告内容的能力。
配置可以在运行时，测试模块调用过程中，或者在测试模块编译过程中。
Flexibility in how output is formatted 可灵活定义输出格式
The UTF provides the ability to configure the format of the test module output. At the moment only 2 formats
are supported by the UTF itself, the well defined public interface allows you to customize an output for
your purposes almost any way you want.
UTF 提供了配置测试模块输出格式的能力。
迄今为止，UTF 只提供 2 种格式，但定义良好的公共接口可以允许你自定义。


Welcome to your new blog! This is the default blog template with RSS, pagination and an archive. There are other templates available — run wintersmith new --help
to list them.
Repeat after me: This is my blog. There are many like it, but this one is mine. My blog is my best friend.   My blog, without me, is useless. Without my blog, I am useless.
Good, now, the directory structure of your blog is as follows:
├── config.json <- site configuration
├── contents
│ ├── about.md
│ ├── archive.json
│ ├── articles <– each article has its own directory
│ │ ├── another-test
│ │ │ └── index.md
│ │ ├── bamboo-cutter
│ │ │ ├── index.md
│ │ │ └── taketori_monogatari.jpg
│ │ ├── hello-world
│ │ │ └── index.md
│ │ ├── markdown-syntax
│ │ │ └── index.md
│ │ └── red-herring
│ │ ├── banana.png
│ │ └── index.md
│ ├── authors <- author metadata, check author.jade
│ │ ├── baker.json
│ │ └── the-wintersmith.json
│ ├── css
│ │ └── main.css
│ └── feed.json
├── plugins
│ └── paginator.coffee <- paginator plugin
├── templates
│ ├── archive.jade
│ ├── article.jade
│ ├── author.jade
│ ├── feed.jade
│ ├── index.jade
│ └── layout.jade
└── views
└── articles.coffee <- view that lists articles
Articles are sorted by date and 3 are shown per page, you can configure this and more in config.json. Check paginator.coffee for all options related to pagination, most plugins also have their own options.
A typical article
---
title: Hear me blog
author: johndoe
date: 2012-12-12 12:12
---
This will be shown as the article excerpt.
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consequat. Duis aute irure dolor in reprehenderit in voluptate velit esse
cillum dolore eu fugiat nulla pariatur. Excepteur sint occaecat cupidatat non
proident, sunt in culpa qui officia deserunt mollit anim id est laborum.
Links in the markdown to other items in the content tree will be resolved for you.
For example a link to ../bamboo-cutter/index.md
resolves to /articles/bamboo-cutter/
.
This is where I leave you to your own devices. Join #wintersmith on freenode if you have any questions.


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Nottingham's high street 'one of the most thriving in the country', according to new study
Despite the decline of the high street nationwide, some are thriving
by Hayley WatsonNottingham's high street has been named one of the most thriving in the country, according to new research.
A new ranking from by AskTraders.com shows that despite the decline of the high street nationwide, some cities are thriving.
The trading advice website looked at open data from Link ATM, Which? and the Office for National Statistics which analysed ATM, retail store and bank closures in fifty of the largest cities and towns in the UK.
It then compared percentage of closures to that of new openings in the locations.
During the first half of 2019, around 16 stores closed their doors every day, whilst only nine stores were opened.
This has resulted in a net decline of 1,234 chain stores across Britain’s high streets including East Midlands-founded travel giant Thomas Cook, which collapsed in September.
Steve Miley, senior market analyst at AskTraders , said: "The UK high street has been weathering tough trading conditions with many UK retailers dropping by the wayside.
"Traditional retail store closures are on the up as businesses grapple with a weak consumer in the face of Brexit uncertainty, the unabated rise of e-commerce, higher costs and changing tastes."
He continued: "There are, inevitably, going to be winners and losers. High street retailers with inflexible business models that have failed to adapt to their changing environment are and will be the most noticeable casualties.
"Big names have just vanished from our high street and there will certainly be more to come.
"The challenges that the high street is facing aren’t going anywhere fast. This will be a case of survival of the fittest. Those retailers that can evolve whilst still giving their customers exactly what they want could have a lot to gain."
View the full rankings for the top and bottom 20 high streets in the UK below.
20 of the most thriving high streets in the UK
1. Peterborough
2. Huddersfield
3. Coventry
4. Hull
5. Slough
6. London
7. Northampton
8. Luton
9. Basildon
10. Milton Keynes
11. Telford
12. Gloucester
13. Southampton
14. Newcastle
15. Leicester
16. Doncaster
17. Bolton
18. Bexley
19. Liverpool
20. Nottingham
20 of the least thriving high streets in the UK
1. Poole
2. Blackpool
3. Warrington
4. Manchester
5. Swindon
6. Edinburgh
7. York
8. Stockport
9. Burnley
10. Sheffield
11. Bournemouth
12. Brighton
13. Aberdeen
14. Swansea
15. Oxford
16. Wigan
17. Derby
18. Norwich
19. Leeds
20. Glasgow


resolvedstellarpops.match package¶
Submodules¶
resolvedstellarpops.match.graphics module¶
- resolvedstellarpops.match.graphics.add_inner_title(ax, title, loc, size=None, **kwargs)[source]¶
adds a title to an ax inside to a location loc, which follows plt.legends loc ints.
- resolvedstellarpops.match.graphics.match_plot(ZS, extent, labels=['Data', 'Model', 'Diff', 'Sig'], **kwargs)[source]¶
ex ZS = [h[2],sh[2],diff_cmd,resid]
resolvedstellarpops.match.likelihood module¶
Likelihood used in MATCH
- resolvedstellarpops.match.likelihood.stellar_prob(obs, model, normalize=False)[source]¶
FROM MATCH README The quality of the fit is calculated using a Poisson maximum likelihood statistic, based on the Poisson equivalent of chi^2.
2 m if (n=0) 2 [ 0.001 + n * ln(n/0.001) - n ] if (m<0.001) 2 [ m + n * ln(n/m) - n ] otherwisem=number of model points; n=number of observed points
- This statistic is based on the Poisson probability function:
- P = (e ** -m) (m ** n) / (n!),
Recalling that chi^2 is defined as -2lnP for a Gaussian distribution and equals zero where m=n, we treat the Poisson probability in the same manner to get the above formula.
resolvedstellarpops.match.utils module¶
- class resolvedstellarpops.match.utils.CalcsfhParams(default_dict=None)[source]¶
Bases: object
someday, this will be a generic parameter house... someday. someday.
Methods
- resolvedstellarpops.match.utils.calcsfh_pars_fmt(calcsfh_pars)[source]¶
a pythonic way of writing calcsfh parameter file: from match2.4 readme IMF m-Mmin m-Mmax d(m-M) Avmin Avmax dAv logZmin logZmax dlogZ BF Bad0 Bad1 Ncmds Vstep V-Istep fake_sm V-Imin V-Imax V, I (per CMD) Vmin Vmax V (per filter) Imin Imax I (per filter) Nexclude_gates exclude_gates Ncombine_gates combine_gates (per CMD) Ntbins
To Tf (for each time bin) <— NOT IMPLEMENTED!optional background bins
exclude/include gates only works for one of each at most.
- resolvedstellarpops.match.utils.call_match(param, phot, fake, out, msg, flags=['zinc', 'PADUA_AGB'], loud=False)[source]¶
wrapper for calcsfh, takes as many flags as you want.
- resolvedstellarpops.match.utils.check_exclude_gates(matchpars=None, qsub=None, match=None, save=True)[source]¶
- resolvedstellarpops.match.utils.check_for_bg_file(param)[source]¶
the bg.dat file in the calcsfh parameter file can only be 79 chars long. this will check for that. If the length is longer than 78 chars, will rewrite the param file with a local copy, and copy the bg.dat file to current directory.
Must delete the local dir’s bg.dat in another module (if you want to).
- resolvedstellarpops.match.utils.make_calcsfh_param_file(pmfile, galaxy=None, calcsfh_par_dict=None, kwargs={})[source]¶
to search over range of av: set Av Av2 dAv as kwargs. to search over range of dmod: set dmod dmod2 ddmod in kwargs
NOTE: can only handle 1 exclude gate and 1 combine gate. bg.dat has limited number of characters!!
input: optional: galaxy object to grab attributes from
kwargs: all parameters can be kwargs, technically, they aren’t really kwargs since they aren’t optional. Sorry python gods.
- resolvedstellarpops.match.utils.make_exclude_gates(fits_files, trgb=True, make_plot=False)[source]¶
Create the string for the match input file ‘exclude gates’ this only works for the trgb, assumes V vs V-I cmds in match takes arbitary values for color max and min (hard coded)
send a string of fits_files (abspath preferred)
also has a hardcoded edge for hs117.
- resolvedstellarpops.match.utils.make_match_param(gal, more_gal_kw=None)[source]¶
Make param.sfh input file for match see rsp.match_utils.match_param_fmt()
takes calcsfh search limits to be the photometric limits of the stars in the cmd. gal is assumed to be angst galaxy, so make sure attr dmod, Av, comp50mag1, comp50mag2 are there.
only set up for acs and wfpc, if other photsystems need to check syntax with match filters.
All values passed to more_gal_kw overwrite defaults.
- resolvedstellarpops.match.utils.make_phot(gal, fname='phot.dat')[source]¶
makes phot.dat input file for match, a list of V and I mags.
- resolvedstellarpops.match.utils.match_light(gal, pm_file, match_phot, match_fake, match_out, msg, flags=['zinc', 'PADUA_AGB'], make_plot=False, model_name=None, figname=None, match_kwargs={}, loud=False)[source]¶
- resolvedstellarpops.match.utils.match_param_fmt()[source]¶
calcsfh parameter format, set up for dan’s runs and parsec M<12. NOTE exclude and include gates are strings and must have a space at their beginning.
- resolvedstellarpops.match.utils.match_stats(sfh_file, match_cmd_file, nfp_nonsfr=5, nmc_runs=10000, outfile='cmd_stats.dat')[source]¶
- NFP = # of non-zero time bins
- dmod + av + 1 for metallicity (zinc) + 2 for background.
run match/bin/stats on a match_cmd_file. Calculates the non-zero sfr bins in sfh_file.
- resolvedstellarpops.match.utils.poly2str(arr)[source]¶
print an array as a string without brackets. I coulda done a better google search to get this right.
- resolvedstellarpops.match.utils.process_match_sfh(sfhfile, outfile='processed_sfh.out', bgfile=False, sarah_sim=False, footer=2)[source]¶
turn a match sfh output file into a sfr-z table for trilegal.
check: after new isochrones, do we need to go from lage 10.15 to 10.13? todo: add possibility for z-dispersion.
Module contents¶
Everything that relates to MATCH


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Report links Russian agents with 2015 poisoning in Bulgaria
by Sommer BrokawNov. 25 (UPI) -- The Russian government is again facing accusations tied to a poisoning case on foreign soil -- this time involving a Bulgarian man who survived the attempt four years ago.
Investigative watchdog Bellingcat said in a report over the weekend at least eight Russian intelligence agents traveled to Bulgaria in 2015, around the time arms dealer Emilian Gebrev was sickened by poison. Gebrev survived the attempt.
The report is titled "The Dreadful Eight" and says all eight members belonged to the Russian GRU intelligence agency. Bellingcat said it partnered with media outlets Der Spiegel and The Insider in its investigation.
The new accusations come 21 months after the poisoning of former Russian agent Sergei Skripal and his adult daughter in Britain -- a plot Moscow also received the blame for. Both Skripals survived.
A Bulgarian prosecutor said this year one of the accused in the Skripal case had visited Bulgaria's capital Sofia in 2015.
The Bellingcat report says Gebrev asked authorities to reopen his case when the Skripals were poisoned, believing the same agent may have been used in his case.
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My name is Michael Haggard. I'm a 24 year old independent programmer based out of Kansas. I'm currently attending a coding bootcamp at the University of Kansas. In addition, I have countless hours of independent study, an Associate's in Computer Science from Northern Oklahoma College, and have been through a rigorous Coding Bootcamp at the University of Kansas. As a developer, I'm driven by challenge over everything. I value hard work and constant learning over everything else. I believe in pushing my coding skills to the limit to achieve the results I need. I'm primarily a web developer, but I have experience in a variety of languages and applications - from business to video games.
In my personal life, I'm the proud father of four wonderful children - three sons (two of which are twins!) and a daughter. I'm also married to a beautiful woman and enjoying my life in small-town America. Most of my free time is spent with my children, but my other hobbies include a passionate love of music, an enjoyment of history, cartography and worldbuilding, and, as standard among programmers, I enjoy video games.
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WiredIn was the second project I worked on at the KU Coding Bootcamp. Unfortunately, this group project is mostly a proof of concept rather than a functional app. I've chosen to showcase it regardless, as, despite being unfinished, it is a showcase of teamwork. WiredIn, in concept, is a social media for gamers. The idea stemmed from book clubs - people bond over how many books they have to read, so why not bond over how many video games you have to play? The site can be demoed, but it lacks most functions.
Check it out hereCatch-All was the first group project I completed at the KU Coding Bootcamp. It's a simple web-based app that takes an artist's name via user input and returns the top 3 most similar artists using the last.fm API. Using the See More button, the user can get information about the artist including a bio, user tags, and the top 3 results for the artist on Discogs. The app is lightweight and can be added to easily. It was a group project, though I handled all of the JavaScript.
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As we scrub a stubborn mildew stain
Pluck a hairball from the shower drain
To the gay refrain of a happy working song..."
Just for Pun and Exactly What It Says on the Tin: Doing work to the tune of music. Disney musicals love this one: "Whistle While You Work" practically defines it. Could go all the way back to using drums to synchronize rowers in galleys, depending on your definition of music.
Truth in Television, though usually with lower production values. See also Mickey Mousing. If the chores are part of their profession, it overlaps with Job Song.
Examples:
- In Hope for the Heartless, while tending to Mitternacht the day following her arrival to the Horned King's castle, Avalina sings a slightly altered version of S.J. Tucker's "Ravens in the Library".
- In Barbie & The Diamond Castle, Alexa and Liana sing as they clean up the damage done to their garden during a storm.
- The first song in The Brave Little Toaster (Tutti Frutti by Little Richard) is all about cleaning the cottage.
- "The Work Song" in Cinderella is actually sung by the mice and not Cinderella herself, while the make her first party dress (the one that is later destroyed). Cinderella did sing a song while she worked ("Sing Sweet Nightingale") but it wasn't about work - she was just singing along while her ugly sisters got a music lesson upstairs and did a much better job of it whilst cleaning the floor. "The Work Song" had an earlier version which was to be sung by Cinderella but it was reworked into the mouse version.
- Dumbo features "The Song of the Roustabouts", sung by the circus workers as they (and the elephants) unpack Casey Jr. and raise the Big Top in the night.
- Frozen opens with the song "Frozen Heart", which a band of ice merchants sing as they harvest ice blocks. The lyrics also provide a fair amount of Foreshadowing.
- Sleeping Beauty: The Good Fairies do some chanting and singing while using their magic to set up for Briar Rose's birthday party. The whole sequence is set to (instrumental) music which is called "Three Good Fairies Sing a Smiling Song" on the soundtrack. On a different release of the soundtrack, this music is called "Magical House Cleaning - Blue or Pink."
- The Smurfs sing an unnamed working song in The Smurfs and the Magic Flute, when they are creating a second flute, by getting wood from cutting down a giant oak tree, which takes two days.
- Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs:
- Early in the film, Snow White sings "I'm Wishing" while drawing water from the well—what she is wishing for is a lover to take her away from her life of drudgery.
- "Whistle While You Work" is one as well, as is obvious from the title.
- The Dwarfs also sing a song, "Bluddle-Uddle-Um-Dum" (an onomatopeic reference to blowing bubbles underwater), as they wash themselves for dinner.
- The first half of "Heigh Ho" is sung by the dwarves as they work in the mines.
- The Sword in the Stone: Merlin sings "Higitus Figitus" while packing to move. The song is also a spell, which shrinks all his belongings so they will fit into a single suitcase. An instrumental reprise of the same tune plays when he enchants the castle dishes to wash themselves.
- Rapunzel's first song in Tangled is "When Will My Life Begin?" which shows Rapunzel going about her day-to-day chores and activities in the tower.
- "Happy Working Song" in Enchanted is a parody of this kind of song.
- According to some of the supplementary material for Star Wars: The Last Jedi, the Lanai Caretakers on the island that Luke Skywalker has taken refuge on have an intrinsically musical culture. To keep rhythm during their repetitive chores, they perform Lanai-song with a mixture of whistles and guttural oscillations and often use their tools such as wash buckets as impromptu percussion instruments.
- In The Muppets, when the Muppets start half-heartedly tidying the theatre, Walter has to remind them "You're the Muppets! You do this stuff to music!" Cue "We Built This City".
- "Brazzle Dazzle Day" in Pete's Dragon (1977) isn't about the chore of whitewashing the lighthouse, but that's what they're doing as they start singing, and the dance break of sorts is based around characters breathing on the windows so the other characters can clean them.
- Variation: Santa Claus: The Movie was originally intended as a musical but had a Mid-Development Genre Shift; even so, the melody of one of the Cut Songs, "Making Toys", appears as an instrumental as the elves work on the toys that Claus will deliver on his first Christmas journey as Santa. It would fit the trope perfectly if the lyrics were retained.
- The Secret of Roan Inish has chores done to a song on the soundtrack.
- "Seven Days to a Holiday" from Summer Holiday as Don and his colleagues refurbish a bus into living quarters.
- In the Llama Llama book Llama Llama and Friends, Llama Llama sings "It's so much fun having errands to run!" as he heads out on his scooter to run errands for Mama Llama.
- The Big Bang Theory: Penny makes "Penny Blossoms" to sell online and Sheldon convinces her to use a sea shanty to keep the rhythm of making them.
- In an episode of Kung Fu Caine joins up with an extremely pacifist religous group (basically Mormons with the serial numbers filed off). They don't believe in music, so when Caine starts singing a song to keept the rhythm of some work he's doing they insist he stop.
- Although not appearing in a musical or film, "Sweatshop" by De Staat is obviously some kind of send-up of this trope.
I'm packing that meat meat
Workin' long hours on the count of the beat beat
I'm packin' that meat meat
Goin' long hours gonna grow a lotta wheat - "The Well That Divides Life and Death" from Sound Horizon's Märchen is based on the Fairy Tale of Mother Hulda'', and thus spends a good deal of time focusing on the hard-working girl's, well, work.
- Quite a few African-American spirituals started as work songs. On the white men's side, there are the sea shanties, which are often either inspired by African-American spirituals or songs from the highly popular blackface musicals of the time.
- Pretty much every famous sea shanty ("Blow the Man Down", "Haul Away Joe", "Drunken Sailor", etc.) were sung by workers on old sailing ships as they performed various repetitive group labor, such as weighing the anchor. They were sung to keep everyone in rhythm as well as to liven up what would otherwise be a rather dull, monotonous task.
- Given an sf twist in Newton's Wake by Ken MacLeod, where the folk duo Winter and Calder sing asteroid mining songs.
- Given how musical Bear in the Big Blue House is, this isn't a great surprise. "Clean Up the House" is a full-on song number about Bear and the kids cleaning up the Big Blue House and was even included on one of the show's music albums. "Surprise!", in which Bear sings about cleaning the bathtub, is another example.
- The Noddy Shop had a song in "Mixed Up Magic" called "A Whole Lot Of Helping" where Johnny Crawfish and Gertie Gator sing about cleaning up the shop.
- The Wubbulous World of Dr. Seuss: In "The Cat in the Hat Cleans Up His Act''
- "It's the Hard-Knock Life" from Annie is sung during the orphans' chores...and they are not happy about it.
- The Beauty and the Beast Screen-to-Stage Adaptation and Special Extended Edition have the Enchanted Objects clean the castle during the added "Human Again" musical number.
- "Auf Wiedersehen Augustus Gloop" in Charlie and the Chocolate Factory is a dark spoof of this trope that serves as "The Villain Sucks" Song for the first of the bratty kids to meet disaster in the Wonka Factory: Imagine a melody as merry and toe-tapping as "Heigh-Ho" or "Whistle While You Work", sung by a race of Little People no less, used to taunt a helpless kid via a description of what they will do to him when he reaches the Fudge Room!  - The first song of the musical Les Misérables is even called "The Work Song". The setting is Toulon prison, 1815, where the convicts are typically breaking rocks or rowing a galley.
- The Pajama Game: "Racing With The Clock" has the factory workers singing about how hard it is to keep up the pace of the production line. Hilarity Ensues when they attempt a slow-down strike to the same tune slowed down greatly.
- "The Bitch of Living" from Spring Awakening is an angry/angsty song that interrupts the students' working. "All That's Known" can also qualify.
- Working, Stephen Schwartz's musical about individuals in occupations such as newsboy, millworker, cleaning lady, etc., could in some ways be said be "Musical Chores: The Musical."
- Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag: You can collect song-sheets in cities, and the crew of the Jackdaw will sing shanties while you're sailing around. They are all real songs, but usually from about a century or so after the game is set.
- In Hollow Knight, Myla, the miner bug near the entrance to Crystal Peak, sings a song about burying various people and relatives, which becomes increasingly deranged as she falls victim to The Corruption.
- "Freeze Ray" from Dr. Horrible's Sing-Along Blog combines this with an "I Want" Song, as he encounters his crush, Penny at a laundromat.
- "Ten" from Episode Three of Of Weasels And Chickens, in which Raine, a human girl, complains about her new responsibilities as she collects eggs from chickens.
- Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood
- In "Tiger Family Trip," Daniel packs for the trip during the "A Tiger Family Trip" song.
Mom Tiger: Fill up your backpack with some of your favorite things!Daniel: I can do that while I sing, la la la! Come on... what should I pack? ... Crayons! ... Tigey! ... Trolley! Ding ding! (giggles) Whee! Into my backpack! What about all these instruments? My saxophone, my drum? Nah, too big. And I can't forget my picture for Grandpere! Mom, I'm all packed!
- In The Daniel Tiger Movie: Won't You Be Our Neighbor?, Jodi Platypus and her mother unpack boxes and put together Jodi's room while singing the song "It Takes Time to Make a Place Feel Like Home."
- In the same movie, the Platypus and Tiger families sing "Everything In Its Place" as they help to put more of the Platypus household in order and search for Jodi's lost book.
- In "Snowflake Day," everyone sings about the work they're doing to put the Snowflake Day pageant together and talks about how much they like to sing about it before doing so.
- There's also the show's clean-up song...
Clean up, pick up, put away / Clean up, every day!
- In "Tiger Family Trip," Daniel packs for the trip during the "A Tiger Family Trip" song.
- My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic features a few examples.
- "Winter Wrap-Up" has the eponymous song, with an instrumental version of said song playing as the Ponyvillers finally get organized with Twilight Sparkle's help.
- "Apple Family Reunion" has the song "Raise This Barn", which Applejack and her family sing as they work together to rebuilt the wrecked barn at Sweet Apple Acres.
- While it's her profession and not housework, Rarity's song "Art of the Dress (Stitch by Stitch)" is very much as case of this, especially the reprise section as she isn't enjoying it at that point as the other ponies are so demanding, and have a much poorer sense of design.
- My Little Pony: Equestria Girls has a few examples, much like the main series:
- The number "Time To Come Together (Fix It Up)" has the Humane Six working together with their fellow students to fix up the gym after Sunset Shimmer and her gang tried to frame Twilight for trashing the Fall Formal.
- The Summertime Shorts cartoon "Get the Show On the Road" has the girls fixing up an old bus to use as the Rainboom's tour bus.
- The Simpsons:
- In the Mary Poppins parody episode "Sherry Bobbins", "A Spoonful of Sugar" is parodied with 'Cut Every Corner':
''If you cut every corner it is really not so bad;Everybody does it, even Mum and DadIf nobody sees it then nobody gets madIt's the American Way!''
- Parodied in "Bart Gets an Elephant", which has Marge put on the radio and tell Bart to "work to the music" when doing chores.
- In the Mary Poppins parody episode "Sherry Bobbins", "A Spoonful of Sugar" is parodied with 'Cut Every Corner':
- In "The Music Tree" from Timothy Goes to School, Henry appreciates the music coming from the children of Mrs. Jenkin's class as he washes the school bus.
- In Gamora's Disney Princess parody prison in the Guardians of the Galaxy Black Vortex storyline, the woodland creatures sing a "Whistle While You Work" pastiche called "The Whistling Song" to encourage her to tidy the cottage rather than think about her situation.
Squirrel: You sing to pass the time while you're working!
Bird: And you work to give you something to do while you're singing!


Typescript Starter Template Repository
This repository contains a ready to use, Typescript based startup project. Use this to quickly start working on a new project.
This would save your time in terms of setting up the project, and you can just focus on building your library.
Salient Features:
- Typescript
- Rollup for bundling library.
- Demo app that consumes this library for local development
- Webpack for running demo app
- Testing with Jest
- Commit lint and Conventional Commits for commit format
- Formatting with prettier
- Husky for git hooks (commit and push)
- Github Actions
- Semantic Release with Github Actions
- Auto Deploys demo app on Github Pages with every release
Instruction
- Use this repo as a template for your project
- Please replace each occurrence of
from-resize
with your desired name.
- Please replace each occurrence of
from-resize-demo-app
with your desired name.
- Please replace each occurrence of
org
with your desired name.
- Add your demo app contents
- Test all scripts
- Start building!!! :)


Bc_rule Syntax
Bc_rule
Backward-chaining rules have four parts:
- A unique name.
- A use clause.
- An optional when clause.
- An optional with clause.
bc_rule ::= IDENTIFIER NL INDENT use [when] [with] DEINDENT
The IDENTIFIER is the unique name for this rule and is used as the corresponding Python function name in the generated <rb_name>_bc.py file and also for the Python function name of the plan function (if any) associated with the rule. This name will show up in stack traces associated with exceptions raised during inferencing or plan execution.
Use Clause
The use clause is the then part of the rule. It identifies the goal that this rule is prepared to prove.
use ::= 'use' IDENTIFIER '(' {pattern,} ')' ['taking' '(' <python_arg_spec> ')'] NL | 'use' IDENTIFIER '(' {pattern,} ')' NL INDENT 'taking' '(' <python_arg_spec> ')' NL DEINDENT
Notice that it uses a single IDENTIFIER. The rule base name is implied as the rule base category name (the name of the root rule base, see extending clause) for the rule base containing this rule.
When Clause
The when clause is the if part of the rule. It defines the premises that must be true for this rule to succeed.
If the when clause is omitted, the only requirement for the rule to succeed is that the use clause pattern matches the goal.
If the when clause is specified, the rule succeeds for each combination of true premises (see backtracking).
when ::= 'when' NL INDENT {bc_premise NL} DEINDENT bc_premise ::= ['!'] [ name '.' ] name '(' {pattern,} ')' [ plan_spec ] | compound_premise | python_premise name ::= IDENTIFIER | '$'IDENTIFIER
Here are the links to the definitions for pattern, compound_premise and python_premise.
If the bc_premise includes the !, an AssertionError will be raised if the premise fails on the first try. This can help in debugging.
Note
This does not apply when the premise fails on backtracking (in which case it has already succeeded at least once).
If a single name is used in the bc_premise, the rule base category for the current rule base (the root rule base name, see extending clause) is assumed.
If two names are used in the bc_premise, the first may name a rule base category or some other knowledge base.
If a rule base category name is used (or assumed), the currently active rule base for that category is used to prove the premise.
Note
If the rule base category name is omitted, and therefore assumed to be the current rule base's rule base category, the current rule base does not have to be the active rule base for that category. It could be the case that a derived rule base is the active rule base. In that case, the derived rule base is used to prove the premise.
In this way, different rules may be used to prove the same premise, depending upon which rule base has been activated.
Plan_spec
A plan_spec is required for each premise that returns a subordinate plan. This shows what should be done with that subordinate plan function.
Thus, a rule's plan function is composed first of the collected python_statements taken from its plan_specs (as described below), followed by the python_statements within its with clause (if any). The inclusion of any plan_spec containing a python_statement will cause a plan function to be generated for this rule, even if the rule lacks a with clause.
plan_spec ::= [ 'step' NUMBER ] NL INDENT {<python_statement> NL} DEINDENT | 'as' '$'IDENTIFIER NL
Within each python_statement, the subordinate plan function is indicated by $$. The result of this function may be assigned to a Python variable, but not a pattern variable ($variable). Parameters from the rule's taking clause may be passed on to the subordinate plan functions.
When multiple premises have python_statements in their plan_specs, the python_statements in plan_specs without a step clause are executed first in the order that they appear in the when clause.
Then the python_statements in plan_specs with a step clause are executed in ascending NUMBER sequence. It is permissible for the NUMBER to be negative or a float.
If the as clause is used, the plan function is bound to the pattern variable as a Python function, but not automatically executed. This allows you to call the function (or not) when and as many times as you please. The parameters required are defined in the taking clause of the rule used to prove the premise.
With Clause
The with clause contains Python statements to include in the plan produced by this rule. These Python statements may include pattern variables whose values will be cooked into these statements when the plan is created.
with ::= 'with' NL INDENT {<python_statement> NL} DEINDENT
The python_statements are included in the rule's plan function after all of the calls to the subordinate plan functions made from the plan_specs in the when clause.
If the with clause is omitted, but the when clause has plan_specs (excluding the as clause), a plan function is still generated for this rule so that the subordinate plan functions are still called.
The python_statements are not parsed. They are simply scanned for $ pattern variables that don't occur within string literals or comments. The values bound to these variables are cooked into the code to produce the plan.
Thus, all pattern variables used within python_statements (both in the plan_specs and the when clause) must be bound to a value. This value is a constant value that never changes for this plan.
Note
This occurs after the entire top-level goal is proven so that it is permissible to bind these pattern variables to values following the execution of the rule containing them.


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1. (55 min) What's new in ClickHouse 23.8.
2. (5 min) Q&A.
ClickHouse August Release.
— 29 new features 🌞
— 19 performance optimizations 🕶
— 63 bug fixes ⛱
ClickHouse 23.7: 🤓
:) SELECT arrayMap((x, y) -> x + y, [1, 2, 3], [4, 5, 6])
[5, 7, 9]
ClickHouse 23.8: 😎
:) SELECT [1, 2, 3] + [4, 5, 6]
[5, 7, 9]
Works for + and −.
Developer: Yarik Briukhovetskyi.
:) SELECT (1, 2) || ('Hello', [3, 4]);
(1, 2, 'Hello', [3, 4])
:) SELECT concat((1, 2), ('Hello', [3, 4]));
(1, 2, 'Hello', [3, 4])
Developer: Nikolay Degterinsky.
SELECT hostname(), version(), uptime()
FROM clusterAllReplicas(default, system.one);
SELECT SELECT hostname(), version(), uptime()
FROM clusterAllReplicas(default);
SELECT hostname(), version(), uptime()
FROM clusterAllReplicas();
Developer: Yangkuan Liu.
:) SELECT * FROM hecks
Received exception from server (version 23.8.1):
Code: 60. DB::Exception: Received from localhost:9000. DB::Exception:
Table default.hecks does not exist.
Maybe you meant checks?. (UNKNOWN_TABLE)
:) SELECT * FROM defail.checks
Received exception from server (version 23.8.1):
Code: 81. DB::Exception: Received from localhost:9000. DB::Exception:
Database defail does not exist.
Maybe you meant default?. (UNKNOWN_DATABASE)
Developer: Yarik Briukhovetskyi.
Drop all tables in a database, but keep the database.
Developer: Bharat Nallan.
:) SELECT * FROM azureBlobStorageCluster(my_cluster, ...);
Process or import data from Azure using the resources of all servers in ClickHouse cluster.
Developer: Smita Kulkarni.
:) SELECT count() FROM file('hits_*.parquet')
23.7: 0.118 sec.
23.8: 0.022 sec.
5 times faster!
Works for most of data formats: Parquet, ORC, TSV, CSV, JSON...
Developer: Pavel Kruglov.
SELECT count(), uniq(_file) FROM
url('https://clickhouse-public-datasets.s3.amazonaws.com/
hits_compatible/athena_partitioned/hits_{0..99}.parquet')
WHERE _file LIKE '%9%'
23.8: Elapsed: 0.068 sec. Processed 19.00 million rows
(279.93 million rows/s.)
23.7: It didn't work at all.
Developer: Pavel Kruglov.
SELECT URL, count() FROM file('hits_*.parquet')
WHERE CounterID = 155568 -- this utilizes min/max index for granules
GROUP BY 1 ORDER BY 2 DESC LIMIT 5
23.7: Elapsed: 0.722 sec. Processed 99.89 million rows, 14.71 GB
(138.37 million rows/s., 20.37 GB/s.)
23.8: Elapsed: 0.111 sec. Processed 3.52 million rows, 386.20 MB
(31.71 million rows/s., 3.48 GB/s.)
Developer: Michael Kolupaev.
Developer: Maksim Kita.
ClickHouse already supports reading and writing compressed files:
— zstd, lz4, snappy, gz, xz, bz2...
Now it can directly read multiple files inside archives:
— zip, 7z, and all kinds of tarballs.
SELECT * FROM file('path/to/archive.zip :: path/inside/archive.csv')
Demo
Developer: Nikita Keba, Antonio Andelic, Pavel Kruglov.
With the S3Queue table engine:
CREATE TABLE queue ENGINE = S3Queue('https://clickhouse-public-datasets.s3.amazonaws.com/
hits_compatible/athena_partitioned/hits_*.parquet') SETTINGS mode = 'unordered';
CREATE TABLE data
ENGINE = MergeTree ORDER BY ()
EMPTY AS SELECT * FROM queue;
CREATE MATERIALIZED VIEW consumer TO data AS SELECT * FROM queue;
— Consumes data from a bunch of files on S3.
— Consumes new files as soon as they appear.
— Supports parallel and distributed consumption.
Developer: Sergei Katkovskiy, Kseniia Sumarokova.
ClickHouse builds are available for
— x86_64,
— Aarch64,
— RISC-V 64,
— PowerPC 64LE,
— and now s390x.
Developer: Yakov Olkhovskiy.

Example: https://play.clickhouse.com/dashboard
User: play.
A new table engine to be used by default in ClickHouse Cloud,
a replacement for ReplicatedMergeTree.
Advantages:
— Better scalability;
— Better performance of INSERTs;
— Cost savings;
— Faster server startup;
— Less operational complexity;
It is only available in ClickHouse Cloud and partner cloud providers.
ClickHouse is a polyglot database :)
It has support for HTTP (RESTful), Native TCP,
GRPC, MySQL, and PostgreSQL protocols
as well as ODBC and JDBC.
Since recently we support MySQL protocol in ClickHouse Cloud!
It is enabled by request.
What is next? Arrow Flight? ADBC? MongoDB protocol? Redis interface?
— HuggingFace hugs ClickHouse;
— Klaviyo: how we learned to stop worrying
and love OLAP databases;
— Data Engineering and Infrastructure
at Instacart;
— Asynchronous Inserts;
— MessageBird and Ongage's experience
with ClickHouse;
Video Recordings: https://www.youtube.com/c/ClickHouseDB


About The Event
The event is a two-day fiesta of a technical and cultural extravaganza, we hope to keep the audience glued to
their seats and wanting for more.
The first day comprises of a live session of IOT where the audience will be made to familiarize with an Arduino
project. Which will be followed by speeches from motivational gurus and industry related stalwarts helping the
audience to venture ahead in respective fields. Business orientations, internships lectures are to follow helping
the newbies figure out more about the nooks and corners of the system. And to drain their stress off we intend
to have a short recreational event from some eminent social media influencer.
The second day is more about the interaction of the audience with the stage, keeping them jolting on their seats
and clearing all the doubts they have buzzing in their curious minds. There will be speaking slots by two
relevant personalities of the modern day industry field to give the audience an updated insight.
Last but not the least, the finalists of the hackathon will be challenged again for the final glory, the will be put
to test in front of the business panelist who will be monitoring their every action, the ones emerging victorious
will be offered internships or exciting offers keeping in mind their approach to solving problems. Thus we will
end our fiesta with grandeur.
Schedule Detail
Here is a glimpse into our projected timelines for the event
-
9.00 AM
IoT Live Session
-
10.00 AM
Business Orientation
By Speaker -
11.00 AM
Internship Session
By Speaker -
12.00 AM
!!! LUNCH !!!!
-
1.00 PM
SLOT
-
2.00 PM
Networking
-
3.00 PM
Recreation Session
The End
-
9.00 AM
SLOT Session
-
10.00 AM
Mr Avelo Roy's Session
By Avelo Roy -
11.00 AM
!!! LUNCH !!!
-
12.00 PM
Break
-
1.00 PM
Competition
The End
About MinD Webs
MinD Webs, founded in 2013, a tech service startup which aims to provide Technical Solutions at the lowest
cost.
With a team of designers, developers, marketers and business strategists, we tend to see the projects
through with utmost care and stern determination. We have been successful in keeping our customers happy
and coming back to us with more projects. Customer satisfaction is an issue which we always seem to prioritize
along with a quality solution to the problem.
Having completed 21 projects from 10 customers and their
feedback has been off charts.
As described earlier, After Bloggers Unleashed 2017 & TechnoLane 2018 (two of our notable events) we are
here to launch our third edition, with an expectation of similar response.


Tarun Pandvia
Groom
Son of Ajay Pandvia and Sangeeta Pandvia, he is the eldest son in the Pandvia's family, and the most tallest of them all. He is little unconventional
and experimental with his ideas and always wanting to stand out of the crowd.
A very hardworking and practical man, who wants to be on the top. A down to earth guy with big dreams.
A perfectionist. A man who loves his family immensely. He is a guy of ambitions, a guy of persistence, and lover with huge heart.
Ashu Jain
Bride
Daughter of Surendra Kumar Jain and Anju Jain. She is also the eldest daughter of the Jain's family, and the kind of happy go lucky and cordial natured people,
who are always looking to put smiles on people's face.
A girl with simplicity and small little dreams. She has her own little world and wants to make the best out of it.
She is contained but also possessive and want explore new things.
She is intelligent and hardworking in every aspect of her life. A bit emotional but practical at the same time.


| Class | Cri::Command |
| In: |
lib/cri/command.rb
|
| Parent: | Object |
Cri::Command represents a command that can be executed on the commandline. It is also used for the commandline tool itself.
| commands | -> | subcommands |
| hidden | -> | hidden? |
| aliases | [RW] |
@return [Array<String>] A list of
aliases for this command that can be
used to invoke this command |
| block | [RW] |
@return [Proc] The block that should be executed when invoking this
command (ignored for commands with subcommands) |
| commands | [RW] | @return [Set<Cri::Command>] This command’s subcommands |
| description | [RW] | @return [String] The long description (“description”) |
| hidden | [RW] |
@return [Boolean] true if the command is hidden (e.g. because it is
deprecated), false otherwise |
| name | [RW] | @return [String] The name |
| option_definitions | [RW] | @return [Array<Hash>] The list of option definitions |
| summary | [RW] | @return [String] The short description (“summary”) |
| supercommand | [RW] |
@return [Cri::Command, nil] This command’s
supercommand, or nil if the
command has no supercommand |
| usage | [RW] |
@return [String] The usage, without the
“usage:” prefix and without the
supercommands’ names. |
Creates a new command using the DSL. If a string is given, the command will be defined using the string; if a block is given, the block will be used instead.
If the block has one parameter, the block will be executed in the same context with the command DSL as its parameter. If the block has no parameters, the block will be executed in the context of the DSL.
@param [String, nil] string The command definition as a string
@param [String, nil] filename The filename corresponding to the string parameter (only useful if a string is given)
@return [Cri::Command] The newly defined command
Returns a new command that implements showing help.
@return [Cri::Command] A basic help command
Returns a new command that has support for the `-h`/`—help` option and also has a `help` subcommand. It is intended to be modified (adding name, summary, description, other subcommands, …)
@return [Cri::Command] A basic root command
Adds the given command as a subcommand to the current command.
@param [Cri::Command] command The command to add as a subcommand
@return [void]
Returns the command with the given name. This method will display error messages and exit in case of an error (unknown or ambiguous command).
The name can be a full command name, a partial command name (e.g. “com” for “commit”) or an aliased command name (e.g. “ci” for “commit”).
@param [String] name The full, partial or aliases name of the command
@return [Cri::Command] The command with the given name
Returns the commands that could be referred to with the given name. If the result contains more than one command, the name is ambiguous.
@param [String] name The full, partial or aliases name of the command
@return [Array<Cri::Command>] A list of commands matching the given name
Defines a new subcommand for the current command using the DSL.
@param [String, nil] name The name of the subcommand, or nil if no name
should be set (yet)
@return [Cri::Command] The subcommand
Modifies the command using the DSL.
If the block has one parameter, the block will be executed in the same context with the command DSL as its parameter. If the block has no parameters, the block will be executed in the context of the DSL.
@return [Cri::Command] The command itself
Runs the command with the given commandline arguments, possibly invoking subcommands and passing on the options and arguments.
@param [Array<String>] opts_and_args A list of unparsed arguments
@param [Hash] parent_opts A hash of options already handled by the
supercommand
@return [void]
Runs the actual command with the given commandline arguments, not invoking any subcommands. If the command does not have an execution block, an error ir raised.
@param [Array<String>] opts_and_args A list of unparsed arguments
@param [Hash] parent_opts A hash of options already handled by the
supercommand
@raise [NotImplementedError] if the command does not have an execution
block
@return [void]


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