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Ping Me is the next big thing in social networking!
It allows you to know the location of your friends at any time on Google Maps.
Check out all the wonderful features Ping Me may or may not have below!
Pings (of course)
When you Ping, all of your friends get your current location.
cool Ping options
Ping requests to personally ask for one's location
Automatic Pinging with interval and schedule parameters
Proximity Pings to know that you're near a friend's Ping
Arrival Pings to alert that you've reached a destination
"Snap" Ping to attach a picture to your Ping
drawings
Connect the dots of your recent Pings to get a map of your journies!
hot Pings
See the popular (i.e. most Pinged) locations in your area or between your friends!
events and meetups
Track the location of evereyone RSVP'd before an Event. Be sure to arrive on time! Or, use Meetups to be notified of when your friend arrives at a destination.
races
The first person to Ping at a starting and finshing location wins! Create races between two points, challenge your friends and keep track of their best times.
this website
Which is mostly for information and very basic Ping visualization purposes. Download the Android mobile app for all these features!
Ping [ping] verb - to send a geolocation to the app
The developers
Edward Kao
Nicholas Pham
Cristian Nanan
We are all ~4th year students at the University of Toronto.


Class: Seahorse::Client::HandlerList
| Relationships & Source Files | |
| Super Chains via Extension / Inclusion / Inheritance | |
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Instance Chain:
self,
Enumerable
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| Defined in: | gems/aws-sdk-core/lib/seahorse/client/handler_list.rb |
Instance Method Summary
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#add(handler_class, options = {}) ⇒ Class<Handler>
Registers a handler.
-
#copy_from(source_list, &block) ⇒ void
Copies handlers from the
source_list
onto the current handler list. -
#each(&block)
Yields the handlers in stack order, which is reverse priority.
- #entries ⇒ Array<HandlerListEntry>
-
#for(operation) ⇒ HandlerList
Returns a handler list for the given operation.
- #remove(handler_class)
-
#to_stack ⇒ Handler
Constructs the handlers recursively, building a handler stack.
Instance Method Details
#add(handler_class, options = {}) ⇒ Class
<Handler>
There can be only one :send
handler. Adding an additional
send handler replaces the previous.
Registers a handler. Handlers are used to build a handler stack.
Handlers default to the :build
step with default priority of 50.
The step and priority determine where in the stack a handler
will be.
Handler Stack Ordering
A handler stack is built from the inside-out. The stack is seeded with the send handler. Handlers are constructed recursively in reverse step and priority order so that the highest priority handler is on the outside.
By constructing the stack from the inside-out, this ensures that the validate handlers will be called first and the sign handlers will be called just before the final and only send handler is called.
Steps
Handlers are ordered first by step. These steps represent the life-cycle of a request. Valid steps are:
:initialize
:validate
:build
:sign
:send
Many handlers can be added to the same step, except for :send
.
There can be only one :send
handler. Adding an additional
:send
handler replaces the previous one.
Priorities
Handlers within a single step are executed in priority order. The higher the priority, the earlier in the stack the handler will be called.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-core/lib/seahorse/client/handler_list.rb', line 105
def add(handler_class, = {}) @mutex.synchronize do add_entry( HandlerListEntry.new( .merge( handler_class: handler_class, inserted: next_index )) ) end handler_class end
#copy_from(source_list, &block) ⇒ void
This method returns an undefined value.
Copies handlers from the source_list
onto the current handler list.
If a block is given, only the entries that return a true
value
from the block will be copied.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-core/lib/seahorse/client/handler_list.rb', line 129
def copy_from(source_list, &block) entries = [] source_list.entries.each do |entry| if block_given? entries << entry.copy(inserted: next_index) if yield(entry) else entries << entry.copy(inserted: next_index) end end add_entries(entries) end
#each(&block)
Yields the handlers in stack order, which is reverse priority.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-core/lib/seahorse/client/handler_list.rb', line 151
def each(&block) entries.sort.each do |entry| yield(entry.handler_class) if entry.operations.nil? end end
#entries ⇒ Array
<HandlerListEntry>
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-core/lib/seahorse/client/handler_list.rb', line 22
def entries @mutex.synchronize do @entries.values end end
#for(operation) ⇒ HandlerList
Returns a handler list for the given operation. The returned will have the operation specific handlers merged with the common handlers.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-core/lib/seahorse/client/handler_list.rb', line 146
def for(operation) HandlerList.new(index: @index, entries: filter(operation.to_s)) end
#remove(handler_class)
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-core/lib/seahorse/client/handler_list.rb', line 118
def remove(handler_class) @entries.each do |key, entry| @entries.delete(key) if entry.handler_class == handler_class end end
#to_stack ⇒ Handler
Constructs the handlers recursively, building a handler stack.
The :send
handler will be at the top of the stack and the
:validate
handlers will be at the bottom.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-core/lib/seahorse/client/handler_list.rb', line 161
def to_stack inject(nil) { |stack, handler| handler.new(stack) } end


Cristiano Ronaldo robbed of the Ballon d'Or by 'Football Mafia', claims star's mother
Ronaldo is a five-time Ballon d'Or winner - but his mother, Dolores Aveiro, insists he should have won more
by Alex Richards, https://www.facebook.com/AARichards/Cristiano Ronaldo should have won more individual honours - but has been held back by the ‘football mafia’.
That’s the sensational claim made by the Portugal and Juventus star’s mother, Dolores Aveiro.
Ronaldo, 34, is one of the most decorated players of all-time, after 15 years at the top of the European game, with Manchester United , Real Madrid and the Bianconeri.
He has won the Ballon d’Or a record five-times, a figure rivalled by only Barcelona superstar Lionel Messi.
Last year, the pair’s decade-long duopoly was broken up by Luka Modric, after his role in Real Madrid's third successive Champions League and Croatia’s run to the World Cup final.
And Ronaldo this year didn’t attend FIFA’s The Best Awards, as Messi took the Player of the Year crown and the Portuguese finished behind runner up Virgil van Dijk in the voting.
Now Ronaldo’s mother has stated her belief that her son does not get the recognition he deserves.
"There is a mafia. That's the right word to define it. Yes, there is a mafia in football," she told the Portuguese press.
"If there wasn’t a football mafia, my son would have more [individual] international trophies. If you see everything that happened, you will realise that it is the mafia.
"If he was Spanish or English they would not do what they did to him. But since he's Portuguese and from Madeira... well, this happens.”
Ronaldo is again in the running for the Ballon d’Or this year, with the award due to be dished out in December.
Van Dijk, his Liverpool teammates Sadio Mane and Mohamed Salah, and again Messi, are all contenders for the award, along with Ronaldo.
And his mother insists he should take the award again.
"I don't know if he will get it, but I am confident. I think he deserves it if we analyse what he did during the season."


Hellbent Brewing Company is a place that takes the art of brewery to the next level. Founded by four friends, Hellbent offers a variety of drinks; from their own explicit blends, to over a dozen of local beers on tap. Whether it's wine, cider, beer or an original brew, Hellbent is the place to sit and drink with friends, or make new ones.
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To place the Naviation Toolbar outside the map:
- Load the default stylesheet into the page.
- Override the location of the Navigation toolbar in your CSS by setting #yourElementId div to have a top of 0px
- Specify the HTML element as a 'div' option in your NavToolbar constructor
- Add the olControlNavToolbar class to your div.


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The simplest way to run and download MockServer is by using the fully stand alone web server embedded with all dependencies that mocks HTTP and HTTPS requests, as follows:
download mockserver-netty-{{ site.mockserver_version }}-shaded.jar from Maven Central
java -jar <path to mockserver-netty-{{ site.mockserver_version }}-shaded.jar> -serverPort <port>
For more details on downloads see:


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Ruby CoffeeScript
===========
Ruby CoffeeScript is a bridge to the official CoffeeScript compiler.
CoffeeScript.compile File.read("script.coffee")
Installation
gem install coffee-script
*Note: This compiler library has replaced the original CoffeeScript
compiler that was written in Ruby.*
Dependencies
This library depends on the `coffee-script-source` gem which is updated any time a new version of CoffeeScript is released. (The `coffee-script-source` gem’s version number is synced with each official CoffeeScript release.) This way you can build against different versions of CoffeeScript by requiring the correct version of the `coffee-script-source` gem.
In addition, you can use this library with unreleased versions of CoffeeScript by setting the `COFFEESCRIPT_SOURCE_PATH` environment variable:
export COFFEESCRIPT_SOURCE_PATH=/path/to/coffee-script/extras/coffee-script.js
### JSON
The `json` library is also required but is not explicitly stated as a gem dependency. If you’re on Ruby 1.8 you’ll need to install the `json` or `json_pure` gem. On Ruby 1.9, `json` is included in the standard library.
### ExecJS
The [ExecJS](github.com/sstephenson/execjs) library is used to automatically choose the best JavaScript engine for your platform. Check out its [README](github.com/sstephenson/execjs/blob/master/README.md) for a complete list of supported engines.


What do we seek out of a thing called work? In the world of work, how we view and relate to work is the primary challenge of our times. Our relationship to work mirrors our relationship to how we live and how we conduct our societies and seek out change within them. Work itself cannot exist separately from societal concepts and rather is interrelated to health, community, government, science and research, war, politics, etc. It is through these larger seen and unseen relationships that we enter the present of work but have you wondered what work actually is and what do people mean when they say about the future of work? And what is it about work that isn’t working?
In this article, we explore the evolutionary dimensions of self in relation to work, including inherited identity, sense-making, self-study and meaning-making, and mastery. We also consider the role of power and privilege in shaping our experiences and opportunities in the world of work, and examine issues such as the gender pay gap, work-life balance, and the impact of the workplace on our well-being. Finally, we look at the role of education and training, and the impact of government policies, in shaping the future of work.
Work has evolved over time, and our understanding and relationship with work has also changed. In the past, work was often seen as a magical or spiritual activity, such as in indigenous cultures where work was often intertwined with spiritual rituals and ceremonies. In other cultures, work was seen as a form of study and self-improvement, with apprenticeships and other forms of learning being a key part of the work process.
Today, we see work in a variety of forms, including gig work, traditional employment, and self-employment. Each of these forms of work has its own challenges and opportunities, and it's important to consider how they shape our relationships with work.
When we think about work and our relationship with it, it's helpful to consider the different dimensions of our identity that are involved. These dimensions can be thought of as the "5WH" of work identity: how, why, what and where, who and when.
In addition to these dimensions of work identity, it's also helpful to consider the "tree rings" of our work rings, or the various influences and experiences that shape our relationships with work. These tree rings can include our family, education, culture, and other life experiences, as well as the broader societal and economic forces that shape the world of work.
When we focus on the present and ask ourselves questions such as "What gifts can I give?", "What are you practicing in your work?", and "How does your work support society as a whole?", it allows us to consider how we can make work a more transpersonal force for manifestation and change. By reimagining work as a tool of discovery and a means of dismantling oppressive identities, we can create more meaningful and fulfilling work experiences and contribute to positive societal change.
As we look to the future of work, there are a number of challenges and opportunities that we need to consider. These include issues such as automation and the potential displacement of workers, the rise of gig work and the gig economy, and the increasing importance of education and training in an increasingly complex and rapidly-changing job market.
To address these challenges, it's important to engage with the issues and stay informed about the latest research and developments. Some organizations that are working on these issues include:
In conclusion, understanding the relationships between work, the worker, and the workplace is crucial for creating better futures of work. By examining our own experiences and identities, and considering the broader societal and economic forces at play, we can work towards creating more meaningful and fulfilling work experiences for ourselves and others. By staying informed and engaged with the latest research and developments, and advocating for more equitable and inclusive workplaces, we can help shape a better future of work for all.


| stop_for_status {httr} | R Documentation |
Converts http errors to R errors or warnings - these should always be used whenever you're creating requests inside a function, so that the user knows why a request has failed.
stop_for_status(x, task = NULL) warn_for_status(x, task = NULL) message_for_status(x, task = NULL)
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a response, or numeric http code (or other object with
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If request was successful, the response (invisibly). Otherwise,
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for more information
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Other response methods:
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http_error()
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http_status()
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x <- GET("http://httpbin.org/status/200") stop_for_status(x) # nothing happens warn_for_status(x) message_for_status(x) x <- GET("http://httpbin.org/status/300") ## Not run: stop_for_status(x) ## End(Not run) warn_for_status(x) message_for_status(x) x <- GET("http://httpbin.org/status/404") ## Not run: stop_for_status(x) ## End(Not run) warn_for_status(x) message_for_status(x) # You can provide more information with the task argument warn_for_status(x, "download spreadsheet") message_for_status(x, "download spreadsheet")


- lopp.net/bitcoin-information.html - A pre-eminent source on Everything Bitcoin.
- bitcoin-only.com - Requirement: Support Bitcoin, Not Support Altcoins.
- bitcoin.org
- btcinformation.org/en/developer-documentation - Community led and supported fork of Bitcoin.org.
Developers Resources
- igorbarinov/awesome-bitcoin - A curated list of bitcoin services and tools for software developers.
- chaincodelabs/bitcoin-curriculum !!!!!!!!
- bitcoin.org/en/developer-reference
- btcinformation.org/en/developer-documentation - Community led and supported fork of Bitcoin.org.
- https://github.com/aantonop/bitcoinbook - Mastering Bitcoin 2nd Edition - Programming the Open Blockchain
- https://github.com/kallerosenbaum/grokkingbitcoin
- https://bitcoin.stackexchange.com/
- https://andrea.corbellini.name/2015/05/17/elliptic-curve-cryptography-a-gentle-introduction/
- https://github.com/bitcoin-studio/Bitcoin-Programming-with-BitcoinJS
- https://github.com/jimmysong/programmingbitcoin
- https://github.com/MrHash/bitcoin-dev-stack
Those resources alone are plenty for anyone to get seriously hands on with bitcoin. Everything from detailed literature and developers documentation, to apps for provably fair gambling, dashboards, and exploring the blockchain like a database, with SQL queries.
From here, I’ll break everything down by category, as neccessary.
Practical Bitcoin
For this, I started with whatever I had come across over the past year, and saved. Then I went to lopp.net, bitcoin.org, and few of the other of the top Bitcoin resources, such as LNRoute. I’ve gone through those sites gathering a link at a time, to sort them all in an iterative process, figuring out categories as I go. Then I got into the Awesome lists, and really started feeling like I had surveyed a broad swath of the Bitcoin information ecosystem. That’s when I dove face first into the Bitcoin Topic on Github.
As far as finding practical applcations interacting with Bitcoin in some way, it’s hard to find a more comprehensive source than that. I’m still not through the entire list.. and since my Bitcoin History repo only has 4 stars, I will have to sroll through to the very bottom where I’m sure some other gems are found.
I won’t be able to list all of the practical Bitcoin links I’ve found here, so at the end, I’ll share a link to where I’m collecting and organizing.
You MUST Do Your Own Research
This is intended to be a starting point for anyone who is interested in using Bitcoin code \ hardware. These guides and tutorials are a great jumping off point, from which you can explore a variety of technologies you may not even have known were available.
Please. Do your own research.
There may be newer materials or advisaries for any of the following projects. Be sure to have a look around for additional information, rather than relying entirely upon this “hastily crafted” essay.
Buying Bitcoin
- Bitcoin Savings Plan
- bitcoin-only.com/#get-bitcoin
- FastBitcoins Buy and Sell Bitcoin Canada & UK
- Cash App Buy bitcoin with debit card USA
- BullBitcoin Non-Custodial Bitcoin Services Canada
- Bittr Regular Automated Buying Europe
- Bitonic Buy and Sell Bitcoin Netherlands
- Amber Regular Automated Buying (Beta) Australia
Earn Bitcoin
Privacy
- Bitcoin Anonymity Guide 2019: How to use BTC like a straight up G
- [Jolly Rogers Security Guide for Beginners](https://gir.pub/deepdotweb/jolly-rogers-security-guide-for-beginners/ (oldie but a goodie)
- https://99bitcoins.com/buy-bitcoin/anonymously-without-id/
Escrow
Escrow Agents are impartial and trusted intermediaries who hold custody of buyer’s funds until pre-defined conditions are met. They allow parties who don’t know or trust each-other to engage in commerce, online.
Fees
- https://b10c.me/A-list-of-public-feerate-estimator-APIs/
- http://statoshi.info/dashboard/db/fee-estimates
- https://bitcoiner.live/
- https://bitcoinfees.earn.com/
- https://fees.truelevel.io/#/btc
- https://whatthefee.io/
- https://transactionfee.info/
Explorers
- http://chain.so/ - Multi-Currency Block Explorer and API
- https://blockchain.com/
- https://www.blocktrail.com/BTC
- https://github.com/JornC/bitcoin-transaction-explorer
- https://blockexplorer.com/
- https://www.smartbit.com.au/
- https://bitkit.live/
Wallets
- lopp.net - Recommended Wallets
- Do not use wallets that don’t give you recovery data; these wallets are likely controlling your keys.
- Do not use paper wallets unless you’re an advanced user who understands all the risks.
- Do not store large amounts of value in single signature wallets.
- Make sure your heirs know how to recover your wallets without you!
Note that it is NOT recommended that novices use the Bitcoin Core wallet. If you want to use a wallet backed by a fully validating node you run, read Securing Your Financial Sovereignty.
- bitcoin-only.com - Wallets
- https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/How_to_set_up_a_secure_offline_savings_wallet
Samourai Wallet
Wasabi Wallet
During the research for this project, I set up Wasabi for the first time. Works like a charm, I wouldn’t have known it was using Tor, if they didn’t advertise that feature. :D
- zkSNACKs/WalletWasabi
- 402 Payment Required - Wasabi wallet Youtube Playlist
- MIT Bitcoin Expo 2019 - Wasabi Wallet: Unfairly Private
Electrum
- Welcome to the Electrum Documentation!
- Unofficial guides for Electrum
- [Guide] How to Create a Watch-only Wallet (for Electrum) - great way to safely “watch” the status of your (offline) cold-storage wallet.
Blockstream Green
- docs.blockstream.com - Getting Started
- Blockstream Green Easy to use wallet. Use Google Authentication not Email/Phone. iOS & Android
- GreenAddress Desktop companion to Blockstream Green mobile wallet. Deskop
BitGo
This document provides step-by-step details about how to use the non-custodial BitGo servicethrough the Web interface as well as how to administer the service and configure policies.
Paper Wallets
- p4fg/secure-paper-wallet (fork of pointbiz/bitaddress.org)
- dbasch/bitcoin-paper-wallet
- nurupo/paper-store - Cold store small files on paper as QR
Hardware Wallets
Running a Bitcoin Full Node
While managing your own keys ensures that you can’t lose your money due to the negligence or maliciousness of a custodian, running a full node ensures that you can’t be tricked into accepting invalid bitcoin payments. Running and using your own node gives you the strongest security model Bitcoin has to offer.
- Why Run a Full Node?
- What Comprises a Bitcoin Fullnode Implementation? – Amentum
Often times in the press I see a lot of confusion around what a fullnode implementation of bitcoin actually is. I saw this as a great…
- bitcoin.org - How to Run a Full Node
- A complete beginners guide to installing a Bitcoin Full Node on Linux (2018 Edition)
How to compile a Bitcoin Full Node on a fresh installation of Kubuntu 18.04 without any Linux experience whatsoever.
- bitcoin.org/en/download
Bitcoin Core initial synchronization will take time and download a lot of data. You should make sure that you have enough bandwidth and storage for the full block chain size (over 200GB). If you have a good Internet connection, you can help strengthen the network by keeping your PC running with Bitcoin Core and port 8333 open. Read the full node guide for details.
- bitcoin/bitcoin
- Bitcoin Core Full node & Bitcoin wallet. Desktop
- 402 Payment Required Youtube Playlist - The Bitcoin Core Client
Other full node options:
— Michael Goldstein (@bitstein) February 1, 2019
* @CasaHODL: https://t.co/JqpJeMGZVU
* @nodl_it: https://t.co/QyzOK9leWO
* Cyphernode: https://t.co/tMXS1kCgHW
And of course, just running Bitcoin Core directly:
* "Running a Full Node": https://t.co/D6Fs5WlZE9
* Bitcoin Core: https://t.co/OHW7H8oRzM
Other Implementations
- Bcoin
- Javascript bitcoin library for node.js and browsers http://bcoin.io
- BTCD - An alternative full node bitcoin implementation written in Go (golang)
- https://github.com/btcsuite/btcd/tree/master/docs
- Gocoin - Gocoin is a full Bitcoin solution written in Go language (golang). + tools
- Libbitcoin Node
These binaries require no installation, simply download and run the single file. Mainnet and testnet are supported based on configuration differences. You can verify the downloads using the signed SHA256 hashes below.
Node Hardware
- Casa
- Fulmo
- NODL
- Startnode
- Bitseed Core - Bitcoin full node
Bitseed Core comes preconfigured as a Bitcoin full node, allowing you to keep bitcoin running 24/7 without slowing your PC.
Raspberry - SBCs
- https://medium.com/@meeDamian/c-lightning-node-on-rbp3-b950660fb835
- https://medium.com/@meeDamian/bitcoin-full-node-on-rbp3-revised-88bb7c8ef1d1
- Beginner’s Guide to Lightning on a Raspberry Pi
- https://stadicus.github.io/RaspiBolt/
- https://github.com/rootzoll/raspiblitz -Fastest and cheapest way to get your own Lightning Node running - on a RaspberryPi with a nice LCD
- Bitcoin Core + LND 0.4 Beta (mainnet) Installer for Raspberry
- Cryptocurrency Mining on the Raspberry Pi
- https://photochirp.com/r-pi/raspberry-pi-bitcoin-monitor-oled-ticker/- Raspberry Pi Bitcoin Monitor with OLED Ticker
- https://raspnode.com/diyBitcoin.html
- http://www.raspberrypifullnode.com
- https://www.raspberrypi.org/blog/seans-diy-bitcoin-lottery/
Application
Open Bazaar
- https://www.openbazaar.org - A FREE ONLINE MARKETPLACE. NO PLATFORM FEES.
- https://tgmweed.co.uk/a-step-by-step-guide-for-buying-in-openbazaar/
- https://openbazaar.org/blog/the-beginners-guide-to-decentralization/
- https://docs.openbazaar.org
- https://openbazaar.org/blog/The-Beginners-Guide-to-Buying-Goods-Services-and-Cryptocurrency-on-OpenBazaar/
Proofs
- https://github.com/ligi/SatoshiProof - Satoshi Proof is your personal notary leveraging the power of the Bitcoin network to prove existence of text or images at a certain time.
- https://github.com/opentimestamps/
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Rootstock
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- https://twitter.com/JWWeatherman_/status/1069232488604729344
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Karunya University
Electronics and Communication
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| Class | ActiveSupport::Cache::Store |
| In: |
/usr/lib/ruby/gems/1.8/gems/activesupport-3.0.0.beta4/lib/active_support/cache.rb
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| Parent: | Object |
An abstract cache store class. There are multiple cache store implementations, each having its own additional features. See the classes under the ActiveSupport::Cache module, e.g. ActiveSupport::Cache::MemCacheStore. MemCacheStore is currently the most popular cache store for large production websites.
Some implementations may not support all methods beyond the basic cache methods of fetch, write, read, +exist?+, and delete.
ActiveSupport::Cache::Store can store any serializable Ruby object.
cache = ActiveSupport::Cache::MemoryStore.new cache.read("city") # => nil cache.write("city", "Duckburgh") cache.read("city") # => "Duckburgh"
Keys are always translated into Strings and are case sensitive. When an object is specified as a key, its cache_key method will be called if it is defined. Otherwise, the to_param method will be called. Hashes and Arrays can be used as keys. The elements will be delimited by slashes and Hashes elements will be sorted by key so they are consistent.
cache.read("city") == cache.read(:city) # => true
Nil values can be cached.
If your cache is on a shared infrastructure, you can define a namespace for your cache entries. If a namespace is defined, it will be prefixed on to every key. The namespace can be either a static value or a Proc. If it is a Proc, it will be invoked when each key is evaluated so that you can use application logic to invalidate keys.
cache.namespace = lambda { @last_mod_time } # Set the namespace to a variable @last_mod_time = Time.now # Invalidate the entire cache by changing namespace
All caches support auto expiring content after a specified number of seconds. To set the cache entry time to live, you can either specify +:expires_in+ as an option to the constructor to have it affect all entries or to the fetch or write methods for just one entry.
cache = ActiveSupport::Cache::MemoryStore.new(:expire_in => 5.minutes) cache.write(key, value, :expire_in => 1.minute) # Set a lower value for one entry
Caches can also store values in a compressed format to save space and reduce time spent sending data. Since there is some overhead, values must be large enough to warrant compression. To turn on compression either pass :compress => true in the initializer or to fetch or write. To specify the threshold at which to compress values, set :compress_threshold. The default threshold is 32K.
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# File /usr/lib/ruby/gems/1.8/gems/activesupport-3.0.0.beta4/lib/active_support/cache.rb, line 183 183: def self.instrument 184: Thread.current[:instrument_cache_store] || false 185: end
Set to true if cache stores should be instrumented. By default is false.
# File /usr/lib/ruby/gems/1.8/gems/activesupport-3.0.0.beta4/lib/active_support/cache.rb, line 179 179: def self.instrument=(boolean) 180: Thread.current[:instrument_cache_store] = boolean 181: end
Create a new cache. The options will be passed to any write method calls except for :namespace which can be used to set the global namespace for the cache.
# File /usr/lib/ruby/gems/1.8/gems/activesupport-3.0.0.beta4/lib/active_support/cache.rb, line 155 155: def initialize (options = nil) 156: @options = options ? options.dup : {} 157: end
Cleanup the cache by removing expired entries. Not all cache implementations may support this method.
Options are passed to the underlying cache implementation.
Not all implementations may support delete_matched.
# File /usr/lib/ruby/gems/1.8/gems/activesupport-3.0.0.beta4/lib/active_support/cache.rb, line 412 412: def cleanup(options = nil) 413: raise NotImplementedError.new("#{self.class.name} does not support cleanup") 414: end
Clear the entire cache. Not all cache implementations may support this method. You should be careful with this method since it could affect other processes if you are using a shared cache.
Options are passed to the underlying cache implementation.
Not all implementations may support delete_matched.
# File /usr/lib/ruby/gems/1.8/gems/activesupport-3.0.0.beta4/lib/active_support/cache.rb, line 423 423: def clear(options = nil) 424: raise NotImplementedError.new("#{self.class.name} does not support clear") 425: end
Increment an integer value in the cache.
Options are passed to the underlying cache implementation.
Not all implementations may support delete_matched.
# File /usr/lib/ruby/gems/1.8/gems/activesupport-3.0.0.beta4/lib/active_support/cache.rb, line 402 402: def decrement(name, amount = 1, options = nil) 403: raise NotImplementedError.new("#{self.class.name} does not support decrement") 404: end
Delete an entry in the cache. Returns true if there was an entry to delete.
Options are passed to the underlying cache implementation.
# File /usr/lib/ruby/gems/1.8/gems/activesupport-3.0.0.beta4/lib/active_support/cache.rb, line 357 357: def delete(name, options = nil) 358: options = merged_options(options) 359: instrument(:delete, name) do 360: delete_entry(namespaced_key(name, options), options) 361: end 362: end
Delete all entries whose keys match a pattern.
Options are passed to the underlying cache implementation.
Not all implementations may support delete_matched.
# File /usr/lib/ruby/gems/1.8/gems/activesupport-3.0.0.beta4/lib/active_support/cache.rb, line 384 384: def delete_matched(matcher, options = nil) 385: raise NotImplementedError.new("#{self.class.name} does not support delete_matched") 386: end
Return true if the cache contains an entry with this name.
Options are passed to the underlying cache implementation.
# File /usr/lib/ruby/gems/1.8/gems/activesupport-3.0.0.beta4/lib/active_support/cache.rb, line 367 367: def exist?(name, options = nil) 368: options = merged_options(options) 369: instrument(:exist?, name) do 370: entry = read_entry(namespaced_key(name, options), options) 371: if entry && !entry.expired? 372: true 373: else 374: false 375: end 376: end 377: end
Fetches data from the cache, using the given key. If there is data in the cache with the given key, then that data is returned.
If there is no such data in the cache (a cache miss occurred), then then nil will be returned. However, if a block has been passed, then that block will be run in the event of a cache miss. The return value of the block will be written to the cache under the given cache key, and that return value will be returned.
cache.write("today", "Monday") cache.fetch("today") # => "Monday" cache.fetch("city") # => nil cache.fetch("city") do "Duckburgh" end cache.fetch("city") # => "Duckburgh"
You may also specify additional options via the options argument. Setting :force => true will force a cache miss:
cache.write("today", "Monday") cache.fetch("today", :force => true) # => nil
Setting :compress will store a large cache entry set by the call in a compressed format.
Setting :expires_in will set an expiration time on the cache entry if it is set by call.
Setting :race_condition_ttl will invoke logic on entries set with an :expires_in option. If an entry is found in the cache that is expired and it has been expired for less than the number of seconds specified by this option and a block was passed to the method call, then the expiration future time of the entry in the cache will be updated to that many seconds in the and the block will be evaluated and written to the cache.
This is very useful in situations where a cache entry is used very frequently under heavy load. The first process to find an expired cache entry will then become responsible for regenerating that entry while other processes continue to use the slightly out of date entry. This can prevent race conditions where too many processes are trying to regenerate the entry all at once. If the process regenerating the entry errors out, the entry will be regenerated after the specified number of seconds.
# Set all values to expire after one minute. cache = ActiveSupport::Cache::MemoryCache.new(:expires_in => 1.minute) cache.write("foo", "original value") val_1 = nil val_2 = nil sleep 60 Thread.new do val_1 = cache.fetch("foo", :race_condition_ttl => 10) do sleep 1 "new value 1" end end Thread.new do val_2 = cache.fetch("foo", :race_condition_ttl => 10) do "new value 2" end end # val_1 => "new value 1" # val_2 => "original value" # cache.fetch("foo") => "new value 1"
Other options will be handled by the specific cache store implementation. Internally, fetch calls read_entry, and calls write_entry on a cache miss. options will be passed to the read and write calls.
For example, MemCacheStore‘s write method supports the +:raw+ option, which tells the memcached server to store all values as strings. We can use this option with fetch too:
cache = ActiveSupport::Cache::MemCacheStore.new cache.fetch("foo", :force => true, :raw => true) do :bar end cache.fetch("foo") # => "bar"
# File /usr/lib/ruby/gems/1.8/gems/activesupport-3.0.0.beta4/lib/active_support/cache.rb, line 270 270: def fetch(name, options = nil, &block) 271: options = merged_options(options) 272: key = namespaced_key(name, options) 273: entry = instrument(:read, name, options) { read_entry(key, options) } unless options[:force] 274: if entry && entry.expired? 275: race_ttl = options[:race_condition_ttl].to_f 276: if race_ttl and Time.now.to_f - entry.expires_at <= race_ttl 277: entry.expires_at = Time.now + race_ttl 278: write_entry(key, entry, :expires_in => race_ttl * 2) 279: else 280: delete_entry(key, options) 281: end 282: entry = nil 283: end 284: 285: if entry 286: entry.value 287: elsif block_given? 288: result = instrument(:generate, name, options, &block) 289: write(name, result, options) 290: result 291: end 292: end
Increment an integer value in the cache.
Options are passed to the underlying cache implementation.
Not all implementations may support delete_matched.
# File /usr/lib/ruby/gems/1.8/gems/activesupport-3.0.0.beta4/lib/active_support/cache.rb, line 393 393: def increment(name, amount = 1, options = nil) 394: raise NotImplementedError.new("#{self.class.name} does not support increment") 395: end
Silence the logger within a block.
# File /usr/lib/ruby/gems/1.8/gems/activesupport-3.0.0.beta4/lib/active_support/cache.rb, line 171 171: def mute 172: previous_silence, @silence = defined?(@silence) && @silence, true 173: yield 174: ensure 175: @silence = previous_silence 176: end
Fetches data from the cache, using the given key. If there is data in the cache with the given key, then that data is returned. Otherwise, nil is returned.
Options are passed to the underlying cache implementation.
# File /usr/lib/ruby/gems/1.8/gems/activesupport-3.0.0.beta4/lib/active_support/cache.rb, line 299 299: def read(name, options = nil) 300: options = merged_options(options) 301: key = namespaced_key(name, options) 302: instrument(:read, name, options) do 303: entry = read_entry(key, options) 304: if entry 305: if entry.expired? 306: delete_entry(key, options) 307: nil 308: else 309: entry.value 310: end 311: else 312: nil 313: end 314: end 315: end
Read multiple values at once from the cache. Options can be passed in the last argument.
Some cache implementation may optimize this method.
Returns a hash mapping the names provided to the values found.
# File /usr/lib/ruby/gems/1.8/gems/activesupport-3.0.0.beta4/lib/active_support/cache.rb, line 323 323: def read_multi(*names) 324: options = names.extract_options! 325: options = merged_options(options) 326: results = {} 327: names.each do |name| 328: key = namespaced_key(name, options) 329: entry = read_entry(key, options) 330: if entry 331: if entry.expired? 332: delete_entry(key) 333: else 334: results[name] = entry.value 335: end 336: end 337: end 338: results 339: end
Silence the logger.
# File /usr/lib/ruby/gems/1.8/gems/activesupport-3.0.0.beta4/lib/active_support/cache.rb, line 165 165: def silence! 166: @silence = true 167: self 168: end
Writes the given value to the cache, with the given key.
You may also specify additional options via the options argument. The specific cache store implementation will decide what to do with options.
# File /usr/lib/ruby/gems/1.8/gems/activesupport-3.0.0.beta4/lib/active_support/cache.rb, line 346 346: def write(name, value, options = nil) 347: options = merged_options(options) 348: instrument(:write, name, options) do 349: entry = Entry.new(value, options) 350: write_entry(namespaced_key(name, options), entry, options) 351: end 352: end
Add the namespace defined in the options to a pattern designed to match keys. Implementations that support delete_matched should call this method to translate a pattern that matches names into one that matches namespaced keys.
# File /usr/lib/ruby/gems/1.8/gems/activesupport-3.0.0.beta4/lib/active_support/cache.rb, line 431 431: def key_matcher(pattern, options) 432: prefix = options[:namespace].is_a?(Proc) ? options[:namespace].call : options[:namespace] 433: if prefix 434: source = pattern.source 435: if source.start_with?('^') 436: source = source[1, source.length] 437: else 438: source = ".*#{source[0, source.length]}" 439: end 440: Regexp.new("^#{Regexp.escape(prefix)}:#{source}", pattern.options) 441: else 442: pattern 443: end 444: end


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To create an Editize field in a Web Form, first ensure that the
EditizeDotNet.dll
has been placed in the bin folder in the root
of the current Web Application (note: Visual Studio .NET will do this for
you automatically). Then load the Editize Server Control:
<%@ Register TagPrefix="SitePoint"
Namespace="EditizeDotNet" Assembly="EditizeDotNet"
%>
You can then create an Editize field using the SitePoint:Editize
tag:
<SitePoint:Editize runat="server"
id="example"></SitePoint:Editize>
The following sections list the various attributes and event handlers that
you can assign to the SitePoint:Editize
tag.
ID
) As shown above, the ID
attribute
uniquely identifies the Editize field in your page, so that you
can access the content that users edit with it.<SitePoint:Editize runat="server" id="MyEditize"
/>
MyEditize
.ID
= "MyEditize";
Width
"600px"
) Specifies the width of the
Editize field. May be specified in pixels or as a percentage of
available width.<SitePoint:Editize runat="server" id="MyEditize"
width="400px"
/>
MyEditize
.Width
= new Unit("600px")
Height
"600px"
) Same as Width
,
but specifies the height of the Editize field.<SitePoint:Editize runat="server" id="MyEditize"
height="400px"
/>
MyEditize
.Height
= new Unit("600px");
Codebase
"."
) A relative or absolute URL. Specifies
the directory where the Editize JAR files and license file(s) may
be found on your site. Editize may not work properly if its files
are stored in a password-protected directory of your Web server (the user
may be prompted, possibly repeatedly, for the username and password to access
the files). By placing them in an unprotected directory and then setting
this property to point to that directory, you can use Editize on
password-protected pages.<SitePoint:Editize runat="server" id="MyEditize"
codebase="/editize/" />
Content
""
) The HTML content in the control.
By setting this value, you can present the user with a document to edit.
By retrieving this value, you can obtain the document that the user created.
When this value has changed following a form submission, the control fires
a ContentChanged
event (see Control Events
below).<SitePoint:Editize runat="server" id="MyEditize"
content="
Document here
"
/>
MyEditize.Content = "
Document here
";
The properties in this section are all of type bool
, and may
all be set to either true
or false
to enable or
disable the feature in question.
E.g.: Disabling paragraph styles with a tag attribute:
<SitePoint:Editize runat="server" id="MyEditize"
paragraphstyles="false" />
E.g.: Disabling inline code by setting an object property in C#:
MyEditize
.InlineCode
= false; // Disables inline code
Unless otherwise indicated, these properties default to true
.
About
true
, the pop-up menu in Editize will contain
a "About Editize" menu item, which opens the Editize
Web site in a new browser window when selected. If false
,
the menu item does not appear.EditButtons
true
, the user has access to the standard edit features
(cut, copy, paste, undo, redo) through buttons on the toolbar. If false
,
the buttons do not appear, but the features remain available through the
pop-up menu and keyboard shortcuts.CodeView
false
. If true
, the
user has access to a 'Code View' tab that displays the underlying HTML code
of the document for direct editing.FormElementsAllowed
false
. If true
, the
user may insert form elements (including form, input, select and textarea
tags) by pasting HTML content from the clipboard, or by typing them into
the 'Code View' tab. Otherwise, these tags are stripped out when reading
in HTML content.ParagraphStyles
true
, the user can select paragraph styles from a drop-down
menu in the toolbar.HeadingStyle
true
, the Heading style is available in the paragraph
style dropdown.SubheadingStyle
true
, the Subheading style is available in the paragraph
style dropdown.InsetStyle
true
, the Indent and Outdent buttons will be available
in the toolbar.MonospacedStyle
true
, the Monospaced style is available in the paragraph
style dropdown.ParagraphAlignments
true
, the user can choose to make paragraphs (except for
Monospaced paragraphs) Left, Center, or Right aligned. If false
,
all paragraphs are Left aligned.BulletLists
true
, the user can create bullet lists with a button on
the toolbar.NumberedLists
true
, the user can create numbered lists with a button
on the toolbar.BoldText
true
, the user can create bold text with a button on the
toolbar, or with a keyboard shortcut (Ctrl-B).ItalicText
true
, the user can create italic text with a button on
the toolbar.UnderlineText
true
, the user can create underlined text with a button
on the toolbar, or with a keyboard shortcut (Ctrl-U).HighlightText
true
, the user can create highlighted text (
) with a button on the toolbar.InlineCode
true
, the user can create inline code (
)
with a button on the toolbar, or with a keyboard shortcut (Alt-C).Hyperlinks
true
, the user can create and remove hyperlinks with a
button on the toolbar. The user may choose whether a link loads in the default
window, or in a new window (
).Images
true
, the user can create and edit images with a button
on the toolbar. The user may provide an absolute or relative URL to the
image file to be inserted. Relative URLs are resolved based on the BaseURL
property, described below.Tables
true
, the user can create tables with a button on the
toolbar.These properties let you configure Editize to display a document with the same character styles that you use on your site. In this way, the WYSIWYG editing interface presented by Editize can be made to exactly match the look the content will have when displayed as part of your site.
AppletBgColor
CodeView
feature is enabled, this property controls the color of the area surrounding
the WYSIWYG and Code View tabs. When the ShowSubmitButton
feature is enabled, this property controls the color of the area surrounding
the Java submit button. This does not affect the background color of the
document displayed in the applet (see BGColor
below for that); only of the applet itself. The value is specified as an
HTML color code ("#RRGGBB"
), or as an HTML
standard color name.BaseURL
http://www.mysite.com/site/content.asp
,
you should set the base URL to http://www.mysite.com/site/
.
By so doing, you can tell Editize to insert an image with the URL graphics/mylogo.gif
and it will find the image file at http://www.mysite.com/site/graphics/mylogo.gif
.BGColor
white
) Specifies the background color that should
be displayed within the text entry area of the Editize applet.
The value is specified as an HTML color code ("#RRGGBB"
),
or as an HTML standard
color name.BaseFontFace
"Times New Roman"
) Specifies the font
face for Normal text in the Editize form field. All other character
and paragraph styles except Monospaced and Inline Code will inherit this
font face by default as well. You may specify a single font family (e.g.
"Verdana"
), or one of the following logical font
names: "Dialog"
, "DialogInput"
,
"Monospaced"
, "Serif"
, "SansSerif"
,
or "Symbol"
. BaseFontSize
16
) Specifies the font size for Normal text in
the Editize form field. All other character and paragraph styles
except Heading and Subheading will inherit this font size by default as
well. The value is specified as an integer (int
) in pixels. BaseFontColor
"#000000"
) Specifies the font color for
Normal text in the Editize form field. All other character and
paragraph styles except hyperlinks will inherit this font color by default
as well. The value is specified as an HTML color code ("#RRGGBB"
),
or as an HTML standard
color name. HeadFontFace
BaseFontFace
for details. HeadFontSize
BaseFontSize
for
details.HeadFontColor
BaseFontColor
for details. SubheadFontFace
BaseFontFace
for details.SubheadFontSize
BaseFontSize
for details.SubheadFontColor
BaseFontColor
for details.InsetFontFace
BaseFontFace
for details.InsetFontSize
BaseFontSize
for details. InsetFontColor
BaseFontColor
for details.MonospacedBackgroundColor
"#RRGGBB"
),
or as an HTML standard
color name.HighlightColor
"#FF0000"
) For the highlighted text feature
to work, you must specify a font color for highlighted text with this property.
The value is specified as an HTML color code ("#RRGGBB"
),
or as an HTML standard
color name.LinkColor
"#0000FF"
) Specifies the text color for
hyperlinked text in the Editize form field. The value is specified
as an HTML color code ("#RRGGBB"
), or as an HTML
standard color name.LinkUrls
string
that contains a comma-separated list of URLs.<SitePoint:Editize runat="server" id="MyEditize" linkurls="mailto:,http://www.sitepoint.com/article.php" />E.g. As an object property in C#:
// Provide two suggested link URLs for users
MyEditize.LinkUrls="mailto:,http://www.sitepoint.com/article.php";
url1 Description of the first image url2 Description of the second image url3 Description of the third image ...Each line should contain a URL optionally followed by a description of the image. The description (if specified) will both appear in the image list and be used as the default value for the
alt
attribute if the
image is selected. If no description is provided, the URL of the image will
appear in the list instead.LicenseFileExt
"lic"
).lic
extension from being downloaded. If you encounter this issue, you can simply
rename your Editize license file to, say editize.myhost.com.key
and set this property to "key"
so that Editize
can find it.The Editize ASP.NET Server Control supports a single event (of type
EventHandler
), which is triggered each time the content in the
control has been changed following a form submission.
ContentChanged
Content
property appropriately. Whenever this occurs, a ContentChanged
event is raised by the Control. You can set your own method to handle this
event to react to changes the user makes to the content. Detailed examples
of this are provided in the sample ASP.NET pages provided with this distribution
(in the /aspdotnet/samples
directory).<SitePoint:Editize runat="server" id="MyEditize" onContentChanged="MyEditize_ContentChanged" />Example: As code in C#:


类 OberonScanner
- java.lang.Object
-
- OberonScanner
-
public class OberonScanner extends java.lang.Object
-
-
字段概要
字段 修饰符和类型 字段 说明 private long
yychar
Number of characters up to the start of the matched text.private int
yycolumn
Number of characters from the last newline up to the start of the matched text.static int
YYEOF
This character denotes the end of file.static int
YYINITIAL
private int
yyline
Number of newlines encountered up to the start of the matched text.private static int[]
ZZ_ACTION
Translates DFA states to action switch labels.private static java.lang.String
ZZ_ACTION_PACKED_0
private static int[]
ZZ_ATTRIBUTE
ZZ_ATTRIBUTE[aState] contains the attributes of stateaState
private static java.lang.String
ZZ_ATTRIBUTE_PACKED_0
private static int
ZZ_BUFFERSIZE
Initial size of the lookahead buffer.private static int[]
ZZ_CMAP_BLOCKS
Second-level tables for translating characters to character classesprivate static java.lang.String
ZZ_CMAP_BLOCKS_PACKED_0
private static int[]
ZZ_CMAP_TOP
Top-level table for translating characters to character classesprivate static java.lang.String
ZZ_CMAP_TOP_PACKED_0
private static java.lang.String[]
ZZ_ERROR_MSG
private static int[]
ZZ_LEXSTATE
ZZ_LEXSTATE[l] is the state in the DFA for the lexical state l ZZ_LEXSTATE[l+1] is the state in the DFA for the lexical state l at the beginning of a line l is of the form l = 2*k, k a non negative integerprivate static int
ZZ_NO_MATCH
Error code for "could not match input".private static int
ZZ_PUSHBACK_2BIG
Error code for "pushback value was too large".private static int[]
ZZ_ROWMAP
Translates a state to a row index in the transition tableprivate static java.lang.String
ZZ_ROWMAP_PACKED_0
private static int[]
ZZ_TRANS
The transition table of the DFAprivate static java.lang.String
ZZ_TRANS_PACKED_0
private static int
ZZ_UNKNOWN_ERROR
Error code for "Unknown internal scanner error".private boolean
zzAtBOL
Whether the scanner is currently at the beginning of a line.private boolean
zzAtEOF
Whether the scanner is at the end of file.private char[]
zzBuffer
This buffer contains the current text to be matched and is the source of theyytext()
string.private int
zzCurrentPos
Current text position in the buffer.private int
zzEndRead
Marks the last character in the buffer, that has been read from input.private boolean
zzEOFDone
Whether the user-EOF-code has already been executed.private int
zzFinalHighSurrogate
private int
zzLexicalState
Current lexical state.private int
zzMarkedPos
Text position at the last accepting state.private java.io.Reader
zzReader
Input device.private int
zzStartRead
Marks the beginning of theyytext()
string in the buffer.private int
zzState
Current state of the DFA.
-
构造器概要
构造器 构造器 说明 OberonScanner(java.io.Reader in)
Creates a new scanner
-
方法概要
所有方法 静态方法 实例方法 具体方法 修饰符和类型 方法 说明 boolean
yyatEOF()
Returns whether the scanner has reached the end of the reader it reads from.void
yybegin(int newState)
Enters a new lexical state.char
yycharat(int position)
Returns the character at the given position from the matched text.void
yyclose()
Closes the input reader.int
yylength()
How many characters were matched.java.lang.String
yylex()
Resumes scanning until the next regular expression is matched, the end of input is encountered or an I/O-Error occurs.void
yypushback(int number)
Pushes the specified amount of characters back into the input stream.void
yyreset(java.io.Reader reader)
Resets the scanner to read from a new input stream.private void
yyResetPosition()
Resets the input position.int
yystate()
Returns the current lexical state.java.lang.String
yytext()
Returns the text matched by the current regular expression.private static int
zzCMap(int input)
Translates raw input code points to DFA table rowprivate boolean
zzRefill()
Refills the input buffer.private static void
zzScanError(int errorCode)
Reports an error that occurred while scanning.private static int[]
zzUnpackAction()
private static int
zzUnpackAction(java.lang.String packed, int offset, int[] result)
private static int[]
zzUnpackAttribute()
private static int
zzUnpackAttribute(java.lang.String packed, int offset, int[] result)
private static int[]
zzUnpackcmap_blocks()
private static int
zzUnpackcmap_blocks(java.lang.String packed, int offset, int[] result)
private static int[]
zzUnpackcmap_top()
private static int
zzUnpackcmap_top(java.lang.String packed, int offset, int[] result)
private static int[]
zzUnpackRowMap()
private static int
zzUnpackRowMap(java.lang.String packed, int offset, int[] result)
private static int[]
zzUnpackTrans()
private static int
zzUnpackTrans(java.lang.String packed, int offset, int[] result)
-
-
-
字段详细资料
-
YYEOF
public static final int YYEOF
This character denotes the end of file.- 另请参阅:
- 常量字段值
-
ZZ_BUFFERSIZE
private static final int ZZ_BUFFERSIZE
Initial size of the lookahead buffer.- 另请参阅:
- 常量字段值
-
YYINITIAL
public static final int YYINITIAL
- 另请参阅:
- 常量字段值
-
ZZ_LEXSTATE
private static final int[] ZZ_LEXSTATE
ZZ_LEXSTATE[l] is the state in the DFA for the lexical state l ZZ_LEXSTATE[l+1] is the state in the DFA for the lexical state l at the beginning of a line l is of the form l = 2*k, k a non negative integer
-
ZZ_CMAP_TOP
private static final int[] ZZ_CMAP_TOP
Top-level table for translating characters to character classes
-
ZZ_CMAP_TOP_PACKED_0
private static final java.lang.String ZZ_CMAP_TOP_PACKED_0
- 另请参阅:
- 常量字段值
-
ZZ_CMAP_BLOCKS
private static final int[] ZZ_CMAP_BLOCKS
Second-level tables for translating characters to character classes
-
ZZ_CMAP_BLOCKS_PACKED_0
private static final java.lang.String ZZ_CMAP_BLOCKS_PACKED_0
- 另请参阅:
- 常量字段值
-
ZZ_ACTION
private static final int[] ZZ_ACTION
Translates DFA states to action switch labels.
-
ZZ_ACTION_PACKED_0
private static final java.lang.String ZZ_ACTION_PACKED_0
- 另请参阅:
- 常量字段值
-
ZZ_ROWMAP
private static final int[] ZZ_ROWMAP
Translates a state to a row index in the transition table
-
ZZ_ROWMAP_PACKED_0
private static final java.lang.String ZZ_ROWMAP_PACKED_0
- 另请参阅:
- 常量字段值
-
ZZ_TRANS
private static final int[] ZZ_TRANS
The transition table of the DFA
-
ZZ_TRANS_PACKED_0
private static final java.lang.String ZZ_TRANS_PACKED_0
- 另请参阅:
- 常量字段值
-
ZZ_UNKNOWN_ERROR
private static final int ZZ_UNKNOWN_ERROR
Error code for "Unknown internal scanner error".- 另请参阅:
- 常量字段值
-
ZZ_NO_MATCH
private static final int ZZ_NO_MATCH
Error code for "could not match input".- 另请参阅:
- 常量字段值
-
ZZ_PUSHBACK_2BIG
private static final int ZZ_PUSHBACK_2BIG
Error code for "pushback value was too large".- 另请参阅:
- 常量字段值
-
ZZ_ERROR_MSG
private static final java.lang.String[] ZZ_ERROR_MSG
-
ZZ_ATTRIBUTE
private static final int[] ZZ_ATTRIBUTE
ZZ_ATTRIBUTE[aState] contains the attributes of stateaState
-
ZZ_ATTRIBUTE_PACKED_0
private static final java.lang.String ZZ_ATTRIBUTE_PACKED_0
- 另请参阅:
- 常量字段值
-
zzReader
private java.io.Reader zzReader
Input device.
-
zzState
private int zzState
Current state of the DFA.
-
zzLexicalState
private int zzLexicalState
Current lexical state.
-
zzBuffer
private char[] zzBuffer
This buffer contains the current text to be matched and is the source of theyytext()
string.
-
zzMarkedPos
private int zzMarkedPos
Text position at the last accepting state.
-
zzCurrentPos
private int zzCurrentPos
Current text position in the buffer.
-
zzStartRead
private int zzStartRead
Marks the beginning of theyytext()
string in the buffer.
-
zzEndRead
private int zzEndRead
Marks the last character in the buffer, that has been read from input.
-
zzAtEOF
private boolean zzAtEOF
Whether the scanner is at the end of file.- 另请参阅:
yyatEOF()
-
zzFinalHighSurrogate
private int zzFinalHighSurrogate
-
yyline
private int yyline
Number of newlines encountered up to the start of the matched text.
-
yycolumn
private int yycolumn
Number of characters from the last newline up to the start of the matched text.
-
yychar
private long yychar
Number of characters up to the start of the matched text.
-
zzAtBOL
private boolean zzAtBOL
Whether the scanner is currently at the beginning of a line.
-
zzEOFDone
private boolean zzEOFDone
Whether the user-EOF-code has already been executed.
-
-
方法详细资料
-
zzUnpackcmap_top
private static int[] zzUnpackcmap_top()
-
zzUnpackcmap_top
private static int zzUnpackcmap_top(java.lang.String packed, int offset, int[] result)
-
zzUnpackcmap_blocks
private static int[] zzUnpackcmap_blocks()
-
zzUnpackcmap_blocks
private static int zzUnpackcmap_blocks(java.lang.String packed, int offset, int[] result)
-
zzUnpackAction
private static int[] zzUnpackAction()
-
zzUnpackAction
private static int zzUnpackAction(java.lang.String packed, int offset, int[] result)
-
zzUnpackRowMap
private static int[] zzUnpackRowMap()
-
zzUnpackRowMap
private static int zzUnpackRowMap(java.lang.String packed, int offset, int[] result)
-
zzUnpackTrans
private static int[] zzUnpackTrans()
-
zzUnpackTrans
private static int zzUnpackTrans(java.lang.String packed, int offset, int[] result)
-
zzUnpackAttribute
private static int[] zzUnpackAttribute()
-
zzUnpackAttribute
private static int zzUnpackAttribute(java.lang.String packed, int offset, int[] result)
-
zzCMap
private static int zzCMap(int input)
Translates raw input code points to DFA table row
-
zzRefill
private boolean zzRefill() throws java.io.IOException
Refills the input buffer.- 返回:
false
iff there was new input.- 抛出:
java.io.IOException
- if any I/O-Error occurs
-
yyclose
public final void yyclose() throws java.io.IOException
Closes the input reader.- 抛出:
java.io.IOException
- if the reader could not be closed.
-
yyreset
public final void yyreset(java.io.Reader reader)
Resets the scanner to read from a new input stream.Does not close the old reader.
All internal variables are reset, the old input stream cannot be reused (internal buffer is discarded and lost). Lexical state is set to
ZZ_INITIAL
.Internal scan buffer is resized down to its initial length, if it has grown.
- 参数:
reader
- The new input stream.
-
yyResetPosition
private final void yyResetPosition()
Resets the input position.
-
yyatEOF
public final boolean yyatEOF()
Returns whether the scanner has reached the end of the reader it reads from.- 返回:
- whether the scanner has reached EOF.
-
yystate
public final int yystate()
Returns the current lexical state.- 返回:
- the current lexical state.
-
yybegin
public final void yybegin(int newState)
Enters a new lexical state.- 参数:
newState
- the new lexical state
-
yytext
public final java.lang.String yytext()
Returns the text matched by the current regular expression.- 返回:
- the matched text.
-
yycharat
public final char yycharat(int position)
Returns the character at the given position from the matched text.It is equivalent to
yytext().charAt(pos)
, but faster.- 参数:
position
- the position of the character to fetch. A value from 0 toyylength()-1
.- 返回:
- the character at
position
.
-
yylength
public final int yylength()
How many characters were matched.- 返回:
- the length of the matched text region.
-
zzScanError
private static void zzScanError(int errorCode)
Reports an error that occurred while scanning.In a well-formed scanner (no or only correct usage of
yypushback(int)
and a match-all fallback rule) this method will only be called with things that "Can't Possibly Happen".If this method is called, something is seriously wrong (e.g. a JFlex bug producing a faulty scanner etc.).
Usual syntax/scanner level error handling should be done in error fallback rules.
- 参数:
errorCode
- the code of the error message to display.
-
yypushback
public void yypushback(int number)
Pushes the specified amount of characters back into the input stream.They will be read again by then next call of the scanning method.
- 参数:
number
- the number of characters to be read again. This number must not be greater thanyylength()
.
-
yylex
public java.lang.String yylex() throws java.io.IOException, exceptions.LexicalException
Resumes scanning until the next regular expression is matched, the end of input is encountered or an I/O-Error occurs.- 返回:
- the next token.
- 抛出:
java.io.IOException
- if any I/O-Error occurs.exceptions.LexicalException
-
-


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Phase 0 is officially underway for Squirrels 2016 cohort at Dev Bootcamp, and I'm already learning loads. This week we focused on the command line and how to use Git and GitHub. These things all looked very obscure to me before diving in, but after a taste of using these technologies to navigate and to manage files it's pretty clear that getting cozy with them offers a big advantage over my everyday, out-of-the-box user practices. It's no wonder Git is the industry standard for managing projects - team development would be a nightmare without version control. Let's look at why this has become such a crucial part of how things get done.
- Track Changes
Just like saving your work right? It's more than that. The really useful way that Git deals with this is that it offers a snapshot of all your edits: Who made changes? What changes were made? Why? And then best of all, it offers you a chance to resurrect any version previously saved in its pristine form. This is a huge saftey net for a big project.
- GitHub is an online, sharable repository
Better than just saving your work - uploading it to a remote server. Git is the tool you use in the command line to manage and edit pieces of your project. GitHub is the online platform that makes the version control process shine. Once your work is there, you can invite team members (or anyone, really) to view, download and even make edits on your work. Uh oh, wait - edit your work? That brings us to...
- Cloning, Branching, Merging
Your meticulously crafted code is displayed on GitHub in all its magnificence. Didn't you just say anybody can grab it and run with it? What if some troll just replaces a huge chunk of it with that Never Gonna Give You Up video? What if hyenas rip it to shreds??
You're safe.
A GitHub user like me can download, or 'clone' what you've posted on the repository to my computer. I then make a 'branch' from your project, meaning the direction I go with my edits totally leaves the original clone in its unedited form. When I'm finished editing I use a series of Git commands to push my version back to the GitHub repository. But no matter my angelic intentions, I can't just make my edits official. I have to issue a 'pull request', meaning I'd like the original user, or the project manager, to examine my edits before making it into a viable contribution to the project. If approved, the file can be 'merged', taking my edits and implementing them in the larger project without causing any ruckus.
Pretty useful! This is right this moment allowing large teams to be hugely productive and super-collaborative without stepping on toes and creating horrific bugs. That's it for now on Git and Github. I look forward to learning tons more in week 2 and sharing this wizardry with you. Thanks for reading!


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Spanish court bans Ryanair's 'abusive' hand luggage fee
The budget airline's policy is now null and void in Spain following a passenger's complaint. However, Ryanair has indicated it may not follow the ruling.
A Spanish court on Wednesday ruled Ryanair could no longer charge an extra fee for hand luggage in the Iberian country.
The court termed it "abusive" after a passenger complained following a trip from Madrid to Brussels. She then took the airline to court over the incident after airline staff forced her to pay €20 ($22) to bring her 10 kilogram (22 pound) luggage on board.
The court ordered the Dublin-based airline to refund her the €20 plus interest, but turned down the passenger's request for an additional €10 in compensation.
Read more: Ryanair risks loss if Boeing 737 Max remains grounded
Immediate change
The ruling, which cannot be appealed, means the budget airline's cabin baggage policy is now null and void and states the airline must "remove it" from its terms and conditions.
Until now, Ryanair only allows small bags into the cabin if they can be placed under the seat in front, but larger bags of up to 10 kilograms incur a fee, or a priority boarding pass which customers must also pay for.
In November 2018, the Federation of German Consumer Organizations (vzbv) accused Ryanair of providing misleading information and insufficient pricing information about its cabin bag policy.
Possible flouting of the new ruling
The Irish company hinted that it may ignore the Spanish court's decision when it released a statement in response saying: "This ruling will not affect Ryanair's baggage policy, as it misquoted the (European Court of Justice) and misinterpreted the airlines’ commercial freedom to determine the size of their cabin baggage."
When asked if it was planning to carry on regardless or appeal the ruling in the European Court of Justice, the airline declined to comment.
jsi/aw (AFP, Reuters)


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Rummage is written in Python and is currently available on Python 3. Rummage by default uses Python's Re regular expression engine, but you can also use the fantastic, feature rich Regex search engine and do interesting things like fuzzy searching and more.


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Our educators bring years of experience from diverse backgrounds including public and private school, and traditional and progressive models. We believe that in order to transform education, we must change the culture around how we support teachers.
Head of School
The Head of School is responsible for building the local AltSchool micro-school by leading an on-site team of educators and by establishing site-specific culture, scheduling, processes, and procedures. Heads of School nurture the professional development of school-site team members. They also build and maintain positive, transparent relationships with the micro-school’s parents, and support other educators to do the same.
Classroom Educators
AltSchool teachers collaborate with researchers, designers, technologists, and educators alike to design and refine our innovative model for school education. Classroom educators co-teach small, mixed-age classes with low student-teacher ratios. They are responsible for designing experiential, project-based learning activities for the class by using local resources to create an experience that’s relevant to the real world. Teachers curate individual learning activities for personalized learning time based on each student’s abilities, needs, and learning style. And most importantly, teachers determine each student’s academic and social-emotional learning objectives and ensure that they’re met.
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Education Support is a service organization within AltSchool. The primary role of Ed Support is to assure that educators have what they need to help all students reach their full potential. Ed Support provides guidance and assistance to all of AltSchool in areas including educational philosophy, research and practice, school culture, learning differences (including behavior, challenges, and giftedness), parent relations, educator mentorship, and teaching practice. Ed Support is a flexible organization which responds quickly to student, teacher, and family needs.
Co-Curriculars 辅助课程
Our co-curricular team includes full-time integration lead educators who both support an interdisciplinary curriculum during the school day and manage a team of part-time specialists who teach co-curricular classes before and after the school day. Co-curricular specialists are experts in their disciplines who work closely with dedicated classroom teachers on both axes of T-shaped learning, exposing students to new content and allowing them to dive deep into their existing passions.
PED Team: Product, Engineering, and Design
The Product, Engineering, and Design (PED) team is made up of talented individuals working to craft a 21st century operating system to power the AltSchool personalized learning model. Our software applications and hardware tools serve four distinct user groups - students, teachers, parents, and the AltSchool Operations team - yet work together seamlessly. The unique challenges that we face in this endeavor create opportunities to flex our creative and analytical skills on a variety of products, such as our student activity playlist, teacher workflow dashboard, and parent app.
PED includes hardware and software engineering, product management, design, and user experience research.
Corporate: Legal, HR, and Finance
AltSchool has deliberately inverted its organizational chart to ensure a responsive, user-focused organization. At the tip of our inverted organizational pyramid, the Corporate team functions as the glue that holds our company together. Our collaborative team of administrative, finance, legal, and people operations professionals (including our executive team) strives to instill healthy business practices while ensuring that AltSchool's core business remains flexible, scalable, and always interesting.
Corporate includes finance and accounting, legal, philanthropy and development, admin support, people operations and recruiting.
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fileReader module¶
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fileReader.
amend_missing_data
(raw_array)¶ For each NAN, interp_missing_data is called to replace it
Parameters: raw_array – (list) array that could have NAN entries Returns: array with NAN entries replaced by interpolated values
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fileReader.
interp_missing_data
(array, prob_index, dist_good_val)¶ Replaces NAN cells with the interpolation of the number before and after
Parameters: - array – (list)
- prob_index – (int) index in list that is NAN
- dist_good_val – (int) the number of value
Returns: array with NAN removed
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fileReader.
load_csv
(filename)¶ loads data from filename, returning it as a list of times ang voltages
Parameters: filename – (string) csv file to load Returns: times: (list) array of times read from file voltages: (list) array of voltages read from file


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x#, y#, z# = coordinates of a point in 3d space
source_entity = handle of source entity, or 0 for 3d world dest_entity = handle of destination entity, or 0 for 3d world |
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Transforms between coordinate systems. After using TFormPoint the new
coordinates can be read with TFormedX(), TFormedY() and TFormedZ(). See EntityX() for details about local coordinates. Consider a sphere built with CreateSphere(). The 'north pole' is at (0,1,0). At first, local and global coordinates are the same. As the sphere is moved, turned and scaled the global coordinates of the point change. But it is always at (0,1,0) in the sphere's local space. |
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; TFormPoint example
Graphics3D 640, 480 s = CreateSphere() ; center at (0,0,0) north pole at (0,1,0) MoveEntity s, 1,2,3 ; center at (1,2,3) north pole at (1,2+1,3) ScaleEntity s, 10,10,10 ; center at (1,2,3) north pole at (1,2+10,3) ; Now verify that the north pole is at (1,12,3) in the 3d world TFormPoint 0,1,0, s,0 ; north pole transformed from sphere to world message$ = "North pole is at ( " message = message + TFormedX() + ", " + TFormedY() + ", " + TFormedZ() + " )" Text 180, 200, message Flip WaitKey() End |


Elisp functions in Emacs
They don't fix my code but they make it look prettier.
https://github.com/clojure-emacs/clj-refactor.el#installation
Install using elpa (from marmalade or melpa)
M-x package-install clj-refactor
Add require and keybindings to .emacs.d/init.el
(require 'clj-refactor) (add-hook 'clojure-mode-hook (lambda () (clj-refactor-mode 1) ;; insert keybinding setup here- e.g. (cljr-add-keybindings-with-prefix "C-c RET")))
nrepl middleware for advanced refactorings
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4:10 - Just swallowed 25 voacanga africana seeds. I’m going to do 25 at 30 minute intervals now, so hopefully I can keep the nausea down.
5:40 – I have ingested 75 seeds over the past hour and a half. Went to holly wood video, and I noticed that things seemed slightly more vivid, almost like heightened 3d. Now, I feel slightly tingly, kinda like with kava.
9:00 – I lost most, if not all of what I ingested. Shat it out in diarrhea. Ah well.
I got the 75 voacanga seeds from a good friend of mine. He had taken them before, and reported nausea, but also a profound spritiual experience. So, it was my decision to fast for a good 24 hours before taking them. It didn't help very much though, as my stomache emptied itself completely 5 hours after ingestion.
The following night I went to my first rave with the same friend.
The effects I observed afterwards were profound, specifically being more at peace with myself and society, feeling very calm, and understanding myself better. It is my guess that those profound changes are the primary results of the voacanga. The rave just helped to stimulate me and open my mind up to the effects of the plant.
So, all in all, I would recommend this plant to anybody who feels in need ot enlightenment, or of course if you have a drug addiction you need to cure. I would recommend though, that you either try to ingest a different part of the voacanga, or perform an HCL extraction first, rather than ingesting the noxious seeds. Also, starting out with a dose smaller than 75 seeds would be advisable, if you do choose to use the seeds.
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Table of Contents
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NetworkManager
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- Parameters
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| Process | the process object |
| def mainProcess.MainProcess.__init__ |
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self | ) |
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Constructor.
Inits the process, the CSV file, the PCA9547 Multiplexor, the settings file for each sensor (with calibration)
- Parameters
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| def mainProcess.MainProcess.detectImu |
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self | ) |
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Detectes the number of IMUs avaliable in each channel.
- Parameters
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- Returns
- number of detected IMUs
| def mainProcess.MainProcess.getData |
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self | ) |
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gets the current data from the current sensor
- Parameters
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- Returns
- all sensor data as a vector
| def mainProcess.MainProcess.run |
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self | ) |
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Thread loop.
Get data in the polling interval definid time, and stores data form all the avaliable sensor with his identificator and timestamp
- Parameters
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- Returns
- finalized job
| def mainProcess.MainProcess.setFileName |
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self, |
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txt |
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Sets file name for the CSV file.
- Parameters
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| self | The object pointer |
| txt | file name |
| def mainProcess.MainProcess.stop |
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self | ) |
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stops the thread and signals to exit
- Parameters
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The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:


Rochester Marathon
Rochester NY/USA
Website: www.RochesterMarathon.com
Race Winners
(35 runnings)
2:56:37 3:08:53 3:11:18 3:00:04 16 Sep
2007
2:30:30
3:05:09
17 Sep
2006
2:53:27
3:12:28
17 Sep
2005
2:39:17
2:56:58
1994-2004
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24 Oct
1993
---
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18 Oct
1992
2:34:01
3:07:42
20 Oct 1991
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---
30 Sep
1990
2:37:25
3:07:53
01 Oct
1989
2:30:55
3:01:13
02 Oct
1988
2:38:05
3:00:43
07 Sep
1987
2:31:33
3:11:30
01 Sep
1986
2:19:07
2:54:27
02 Sep
1985
2:26:04
2:53:56
03 Sep
1984
2:23:50
2:56:57
05 Sep
1983
2:35:57
3:17:59
06 Sep
1982
2:25:58
3:16:43
07 Sep
1981
2:28:49
3:07:00
01 Sep
1980
2:22:44
3:03:57
03 Sep
1979
2:31:06
3:07:34
04 Sep
1978
2:27:19
3:16:07
05 Sep
1977
2:31:04
3:54:00
06 Sep
1976
2:28:42
4:15:00
01 Sep
1975
2:25:39
4:05:25
02 Sep
1974
2:29:09
4:28:26
03 Sep
1973
2:47:26
4:45:15
Sep
1972
2:36:11.6
Note: 1972 was the inaugural year. In 1988, a new course in Rochester was inaugurated; in 1990, the race was moved
to Hilton. The 2005-date races have been held in Rochester.
17 Sep
2017
2:47:21
John Schnitter (NY/USA)
2:55:26
Brianna Deming-2
18 Sep
2016
2:42:36
Tisia Kiplangat-3
3:13:19
Brianna Deming (NY/USA)
20 Sep
2015
2:33:21.1
Tisia Kiplangat-2
3:03:07.1
Katie Mutter (NY/USA)
21 Sep
2014
2:45:40
Daven Oskvig (NY/USA)
2:59:38
Laine Sefick (NY/USA)
22 Sep
2013
2:19:59
Tisia Kiplangat (KEN)
2:59:12
Melissa Gillette-2
23 Sep
2012
2:26:27
Jerry Faulkner (NY/USA)
3:13:35
Jennifer Helmer (NY/USA)
18 Sep
2011
2:26:39
Justin Gillette (MI/USA)
Melissa Gillette (MI/USA)
12 Sep
2010
2:29:42
David Raucci (NY/USA)
Shannon McHale-2
13 Sep
2009
2:38:32
Derrick Jones (NY/USA)
Erica Tedford (NY/USA)
14 Sep
2008
2:37:40
David Rappleyea (NY/USA)
Jill Skivington-2
David Bradshaw (NY/USA)
Jill Skivington (NY/USA)
Richard Terpening (NY/USA)
Shannon McHale (NY/USA)
Scott Bagley-5
Diane Matthews (NY/USA)
not held
not held
n/a
n/a
Mark Cook (NY/USA)
Joanne Wightman (NY/USA)
n/a
n/a
Dennis Moriarty (NY/USA)
Anne Meyers (NY/USA)
Dorys Langlois (CAN)
Beth Anne DeCiantis-2
Joe Kubek
Beth Anne DeCiantis (NY/USA)
Charles McMullin (NY/USA)
Beth Haag-5
Scott Bagley-4
Beth Haag-4
Craig Holm (NY/USA)
Kare Cossaboon-Holm-3
Scott Bagley-3
Beth Haag-3
Scott Bagley-2
Beth Haag-2
Matthew Hellerer (NY/USA)
Beth Haag (NY/USA)
Scott Bagley (NY/USA)
Debbie Savino (NY/USA)
Pete Pfitzinger (NY/USA)
Kare Cossaboon-Holm-2
Dave Coyne
Kare Cossaboon-Holm (NY/USA)
James Boyle-2
Barbara Miller
George Pfeiffer (CT/USA)
Susan Rowley (NY/USA)
James Boyle (NY/USA)
Linda Gohagen (NY/USA)
Richard Buerkle-2
Carolyn Brown
Willie Speck (RI/USA)
Sandra Patla
Richard Buerkle (NY/USA)
Alice Culhane (NY/USA)
Gerald Teal (CAN)
.
Most Wins
(1972/date)
Men
5
Scott Bagley (NY/USA)
1981,1983-84,1986,2005
Women
5
Beth Haag (NY/USA)
1982-84,1986-87
Prize Money
(ADR qualified runners)
Year Men Women Total
2017 $500 $900 $1,400
2016 900 900 1,800
2015 900 500 1,400
2014 500 600 1,100
2013 750 1,350 2,100
2012 1,050 750 1,800
2011 900 1,050 1,950
2010 1,500 1,350 2,850
2009 500 500 1,000
Sums $7,500 $7,900 $15,400
Race Time Bias (sec/km) Insufficient data to calculate the race time bias.
Competitive Level (1990-date)
Insufficient data to calculate competitive levels.
Quality Performances
Men <2:20 1 Women No women under 2:50
Ontario Shore Marathon
Greece NY/USA
Race Winners
(13 runnings)
01 May
2004
2:46:38
3:27:46
03 May 2003
2:44:19
3:10:27
04 May
2002
2:50:02
3:15:55
05 May
2001
2:53:55
3:20:45
1988-2000
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07 Jun
1987
2:33:17
2:55:55
01 Jun
1986
2:43:16
3:05:31
02 Jun
1985
2:34:08
3:03:45
03 Jun
1984
2:23:51
2:54:05
05 Jun
1983
2:26:20
2:55:20
06 Jun
1982
2:30:56
3:05:22
07 Jun
1981
2:33:15
3:12:36
01 Jun
1980
2:26:04
3:11:32
03 Jun
1979
2:38:59
3:45:05
Note: 1979 was the inaugural year. The 1979-1987 races were known as the Lake Ontario Marathon (venue unknown).
Nate Huckle (NY/USA)
Joyce Chu-2
Jeremy Rogers (ENG)
Joyce Chu (NY/USA)
Matt Hill
Marcia Pullyblank-2
Ted Thull (NY/USA)
Marcia Pullyblank (NY/USA)
not held
not held
Bernie Giefer (KS/USA)
Beth Haag (NY/USA)
Thomas Bulger (NY/USA)
Kathy Brown (NY/USA)
Eddie Lee Cohn (NY/USA)
Kelly Hoskins-2
Carl d'Angio (CO/USA)
Kelly Hoskins (NY/USA)
Scott Bagley (NY/USA)
Frances Lamb (CAN)
Howard Reitz (NY/USA)
Gail Alten (NY/USA)
Steve Norris (PA/USA)
Pat Martin (NY/USA)
Welles Lobb (PA/USA)
Trish Smith
John Luther
Mary Terziani
Most Wins (1979-2004)
Men
No man won more than once.
Women
2
Kelly Hoskins (NY/USA)
1984-85
Marcia Pullyblank (NY/USA)
2001-02
Joyce Chu (NY/USA)
2003-04
Prize Money
No information on prize money has been received for this race.
Race Time Bias
Insufficient data to calculate the race time bias.
Competitive Level
(1990-date)
Insufficient data to calculate competitive levels.
Quality Performances
Men No men under 2:20 Women No women under 2:50
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