| YARN-9788 | Queue Management API does not support parallel updates | Major | capacity scheduler | Prabhu Joseph | Prabhu Joseph |
| HADOOP-16005 | NativeAzureFileSystem does not support setXAttr | Major | fs/azure | Clemens Wolff | Clemens Wolff |
| YARN-10028 | Integrate the new abstract log servlet to the JobHistory server | Major | yarn | Adam Antal | Adam Antal |
| YARN-10082 | FS-CS converter: disable terminal placement rule checking | Critical | . | Peter Bacsko | Peter Bacsko |
| HADOOP-16621 | [pb-upgrade] Remove Protobuf classes from signatures of Public APIs | Critical | common | Steve Loughran | Vinayakumar B |
| YARN-9525 | IFile format is not working against s3a remote folder | Major | log-aggregation | Adam Antal | Adam Antal |
| HADOOP-16346 | Stabilize S3A OpenSSL support | Blocker | fs/s3 | Steve Loughran | Sahil Takiar |
| HADOOP-16759 | Filesystem openFile() builder to take a FileStatus param | Minor | fs, fs/azure, fs/s3 | Steve Loughran | Steve Loughran |
| YARN-10083 | Provide utility to ask whether an application is in final status | Minor | . | Adam Antal | Adam Antal |
| HADOOP-16792 | Let s3 clients configure request timeout | Major | fs/s3 | Mustafa Iman | Mustafa Iman |
| HADOOP-16827 | TestHarFileSystem.testInheritedMethodsImplemented broken | Major | fs, test | Steve Loughran | Steve Loughran |
| HADOOP-16746 | S3A empty dir markers are not created in s3guard as authoritative | Critical | fs/s3 | Steve Loughran | Steve Loughran |
| YARN-10085 | FS-CS converter: remove mixed ordering policy check | Critical | . | Peter Bacsko | Peter Bacsko |
| YARN-10104 | FS-CS converter: dry run should work without output defined | Major | . | Peter Bacsko | Peter Bacsko |
| YARN-10015 | Correct the sample command in SLS README file | Trivial | yarn | Aihua Xu | Aihua Xu |
| YARN-10099 | FS-CS converter: handle allow-undeclared-pools and user-as-default-queue properly and fix misc issues | Major | . | Peter Bacsko | Peter Bacsko |
| YARN-8982 | [Router] Add locality policy | Major | . | Giovanni Matteo Fumarola | Young Chen |
| HADOOP-16732 | S3Guard to support encrypted DynamoDB table | Major | fs/s3 | Mingliang Liu | Mingliang Liu |
| HADOOP-16825 | ITestAzureBlobFileSystemCheckAccess failing | Major | fs/azure, test | Steve Loughran | Bilahari T H |
| HADOOP-16845 | ITestAbfsClient.testContinuationTokenHavingEqualSign failing | Major | fs/azure, test | Sneha Vijayarajan | Sneha Vijayarajan |
| HADOOP-16596 | [pb-upgrade] Use shaded protobuf classes from hadoop-thirdparty dependency | Major | . | Vinayakumar B | Vinayakumar B |
| YARN-10109 | Allow stop and convert from leaf to parent queue in a single Mutation API call | Major | capacity scheduler | Prabhu Joseph | Prabhu Joseph |
| YARN-10101 | Support listing of aggregated logs for containers belonging to an application attempt | Major | log-aggregation, yarn | Adam Antal | Adam Antal |
| YARN-10127 | FSQueueConverter should not set App Ordering Policy to Parent Queue | Major | . | Prabhu Joseph | Peter Bacsko |
| YARN-10022 | Create RM Rest API to validate a CapacityScheduler Configuration | Major | . | Kinga Marton | Kinga Marton |
| HDFS-13989 | RBF: Add FSCK to the Router | Major | . | Íñigo Goiri | Akira Ajisaka |
| YARN-10029 | Add option to UIv2 to get container logs from the new JHS API | Major | yarn | Adam Antal | Adam Antal |
| HADOOP-16823 | Large DeleteObject requests are their own Thundering Herd | Minor | fs/s3 | Steve Loughran | Steve Loughran |
| HDFS-15173 | RBF: Delete repeated configuration ‘dfs.federation.router.metrics.enable’ | Minor | documentation, rbf | panlijie | panlijie |
| HADOOP-15961 | S3A committers: make sure there’s regular progress() calls | Minor | fs/s3 | Steve Loughran | lqjacklee |
| YARN-10139 | ValidateAndGetSchedulerConfiguration API fails when cluster max allocation > default 8GB | Major | . | Prabhu Joseph | Prabhu Joseph |
| HADOOP-16706 | ITestClientUrlScheme fails for accounts which don’t support HTTP | Minor | fs/azure, test | Steve Loughran | Steve Loughran |
| HADOOP-16711 | S3A bucket existence checks to support v2 API and “no checks at all” | Minor | fs/s3 | Rajesh Balamohan | Mukund Thakur |
| HDFS-15172 | Remove unnecessary deadNodeDetectInterval in DeadNodeDetector#checkDeadNodes() | Major | . | Lisheng Sun | Lisheng Sun |
| HDFS-15041 | Make MAX_LOCK_HOLD_MS and full queue size configurable | Major | namenode | zhuqi | zhuqi |
| HADOOP-16853 | ITestS3GuardOutOfBandOperations failing on versioned S3 buckets | Minor | fs/s3, test | Steve Loughran | Steve Loughran |
| YARN-10157 | FS-CS converter: initPropertyActions() is not called without rules file | Major | . | Peter Bacsko | Peter Bacsko |
| YARN-10135 | FS-CS converter tool: issue warning on dynamic auto-create mapping rules | Major | . | Peter Bacsko | Peter Bacsko |
| YARN-10130 | FS-CS converter: Do not allow output dir to be the same as input dir | Major | . | Szilard Nemeth | Adam Antal |
| HDFS-14731 | [FGL] Remove redundant locking on NameNode. | Major | namenode | Konstantin Shvachko | Konstantin Shvachko |
| HADOOP-16767 | S3AInputStream reopening does not handle non IO exceptions properly | Major | . | Sergei Poganshev | Sergei Poganshev |
| YARN-10175 | FS-CS converter: only convert placement rules if a cmd line switch is defined | Major | . | Peter Bacsko | Peter Bacsko |
| YARN-10167 | FS-CS Converter: Need to validate c-s.xml after converting | Major | . | Wangda Tan | Peter Bacsko |
| HADOOP-16905 | Update jackson-databind to 2.10.3 to relieve us from the endless CVE patches | Major | . | Wei-Chiu Chuang | Wei-Chiu Chuang |
| YARN-6924 | Metrics for Federation AMRMProxy | Major | . | Giovanni Matteo Fumarola | Young Chen |
| YARN-10168 | FS-CS Converter: tool doesn’t handle min/max resource conversion correctly | Blocker | . | Wangda Tan | Peter Bacsko |
| HADOOP-16890 | ABFS: Change in expiry calculation for MSI token provider | Minor | fs/azure | Bilahari T H | Bilahari T H |
| YARN-10191 | FS-CS converter: call System.exit function call for every code path in main method | Blocker | . | Peter Bacsko | Peter Bacsko |
| YARN-10193 | FS-CS converter: fix incorrect capacity conversion | Blocker | . | Peter Bacsko | Peter Bacsko |
| YARN-10110 | In Federation Secure cluster Application submission fails when authorization is enabled | Blocker | federation | Sushanta Sen | Bilwa S T |
| YARN-9538 | Document scheduler/app activities and REST APIs | Major | documentation | Tao Yang | Tao Yang |
| YARN-9567 | Add diagnostics for outstanding resource requests on app attempts page | Major | capacityscheduler | Tao Yang | Tao Yang |
| HADOOP-16858 | S3Guard fsck: Add option to remove orphaned entries | Major | fs/s3 | Gabor Bota | Gabor Bota |
| HDFS-15088 | RBF: Correct annotation typo of RouterPermissionChecker#checkPermission | Trivial | rbf | Xiaoqiao He | Xiaoqiao He |
| YARN-9879 | Allow multiple leaf queues with the same name in CapacityScheduler | Major | . | Gergely Pollak | Gergely Pollak |
| YARN-10197 | FS-CS converter: fix emitted ordering policy string and max-am-resource percent value | Major | . | Peter Bacsko | Peter Bacsko |
| YARN-10043 | FairOrderingPolicy Improvements | Major | . | Manikandan R | Manikandan R |
| HDFS-13470 | RBF: Add Browse the Filesystem button to the UI | Major | . | Íñigo Goiri | Íñigo Goiri |
| HADOOP-15430 | hadoop fs -mkdir -p path-ending-with-slash/ fails with s3guard | Minor | fs/s3 | Steve Loughran | Steve Loughran |
| HADOOP-16939 | fs.s3a.authoritative.path should support multiple FS URIs | Major | fs/s3 | Steve Loughran | Steve Loughran |
| HADOOP-16859 | ABFS: Add unbuffer support to AbfsInputStream | Major | fs/azure | Sahil Takiar | Sahil Takiar |
| YARN-10120 | In Federation Router Nodes/Applications/About pages throws 500 exception when https is enabled | Critical | federation | Sushanta Sen | Bilwa S T |
| HADOOP-16465 | Tune S3AFileSystem.listLocatedStatus | Major | fs/s3 | Steve Loughran | Mukund Thakur |
| YARN-10234 | FS-CS converter: don’t enable auto-create queue property for root | Critical | . | Peter Bacsko | Peter Bacsko |
| HADOOP-13873 | log DNS addresses on s3a init | Minor | fs/s3 | Steve Loughran | Mukund Thakur |
| HADOOP-16959 | Resolve hadoop-cos dependency conflict | Major | build, fs/cos | Yang Yu | Yang Yu |
| HADOOP-16986 | s3a to not need wildfly on the classpath | Major | fs/s3 | Steve Loughran | Steve Loughran |
| HDFS-14742 | RBF:TestRouterFaultTolerant tests are flaky | Major | test | Chen Zhang | Akira Ajisaka |
| HADOOP-16794 | S3A reverts KMS encryption to the bucket’s default KMS key in rename/copy | Major | fs/s3 | Mukund Thakur | Mukund Thakur |
| HADOOP-16920 | ABFS: Make list page size configurable | Minor | fs/azure | Bilahari T H | Bilahari T H |
| YARN-10194 | YARN RMWebServices /scheduler-conf/validate leaks ZK Connections | Blocker | capacityscheduler | Akhil PB | Prabhu Joseph |
| YARN-10215 | Endpoint for obtaining direct URL for the logs | Major | yarn | Adam Antal | Andras Gyori |
| HDFS-14353 | Erasure Coding: metrics xmitsInProgress become to negative. | Major | datanode, erasure-coding | maobaolong | maobaolong |
| HADOOP-16953 | HADOOP-16953. tune s3guard disabled warnings | Minor | fs/s3 | Steve Loughran | Steve Loughran |
| HADOOP-16835 | catch and downgrade all exceptions trying to load openssl native libs through wildfly | Minor | fs/azure, fs/s3 | Steve Loughran | Steve Loughran |
| JIRA | Summary | Priority | Component | Reporter | Contributor |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| HDFS-13338 | Update BUILDING.txt for building native libraries | Critical | build, documentation, native | Takanobu Asanuma | Takanobu Asanuma |
| HDFS-13403 | libhdfs++: Use hdfs::IoService object rather than asio::io_service | Critical | . | James Clampffer | James Clampffer |
| HDFS-13534 | libhdfs++: Fix GCC7 build | Major | . | James Clampffer | James Clampffer |
| HADOOP-15816 | Upgrade Apache Zookeeper version due to security concerns | Major | . | Boris Vulikh | Akira Ajisaka |
| HADOOP-15882 | Upgrade maven-shade-plugin from 2.4.3 to 3.2.0 | Major | . | Takanobu Asanuma | Takanobu Asanuma |
| HADOOP-15815 | Upgrade Eclipse Jetty version to 9.3.24 | Major | . | Boris Vulikh | Boris Vulikh |
| HDFS-13870 | WebHDFS: Document ALLOWSNAPSHOT and DISALLOWSNAPSHOT API doc | Minor | documentation, webhdfs | Siyao Meng | Siyao Meng |
| YARN-8489 | Need to support “dominant” component concept inside YARN service | Major | yarn-native-services | Wangda Tan | Zac Zhou |
| HDFS-12729 | Document special paths in HDFS | Major | documentation | Christopher Douglas | Masatake Iwasaki |
| YARN-9191 | Add cli option in DS to support enforceExecutionType in resource requests. | Major | . | Abhishek Modi | Abhishek Modi |
| YARN-9428 | Add metrics for paused containers in NodeManager | Major | . | Abhishek Modi | Abhishek Modi |
| HDFS-14394 | Add -std=c99 / -std=gnu99 to libhdfs compile flags | Major | hdfs-client, libhdfs, native | Sahil Takiar | Sahil Takiar |
| HADOOP-15242 | Fix typos in hadoop-functions.sh | Trivial | . | Ray Chiang | Ray Chiang |
| YARN-9433 | Remove unused constants from RMAuditLogger | Minor | yarn | Adam Antal | Igor Rudenko |
| HDFS-14433 | Remove the extra empty space in the DataStreamer logging | Trivial | hdfs | Yishuang Lu | Yishuang Lu |
| YARN-9469 | Fix typo in YarnConfiguration: physical memory | Trivial | yarn | Adam Antal | Igor Rudenko |
| HADOOP-16263 | Update BUILDING.txt with macOS native build instructions | Minor | . | Siyao Meng | Siyao Meng |
| HADOOP-16365 | Upgrade jackson-databind to 2.9.9 | Major | build | Shweta | Shweta |
| YARN-9599 | TestContainerSchedulerQueuing#testQueueShedding fails intermittently. | Minor | . | Abhishek Modi | Abhishek Modi |
| YARN-9559 | Create AbstractContainersLauncher for pluggable ContainersLauncher logic | Major | . | Jonathan Hung | Jonathan Hung |
| HADOOP-16491 | Upgrade jetty version to 9.3.27 | Major | . | Hrishikesh Gadre | Hrishikesh Gadre |
| HADOOP-16351 | Change “:” to ApplicationConstants.CLASS_PATH_SEPARATOR | Trivial | common | Kevin Su | Kevin Su |
| HDFS-14729 | Upgrade Bootstrap and jQuery versions used in HDFS UIs | Major | ui | Vivek Ratnavel Subramanian | Vivek Ratnavel Subramanian |
| HADOOP-16438 | Introduce a config to control SSL Channel mode in Azure DataLake Store Gen1 | Major | fs/adl | Sneha Vijayarajan | Sneha Vijayarajan |
| HADOOP-16542 | Update commons-beanutils version to 1.9.4 | Major | . | Wei-Chiu Chuang | Kevin Su |
| HADOOP-16555 | Update commons-compress to 1.19 | Major | . | Wei-Chiu Chuang | YiSheng Lien |
| YARN-9730 | Support forcing configured partitions to be exclusive based on app node label | Major | . | Jonathan Hung | Jonathan Hung |
| HADOOP-16675 | Upgrade jackson-databind to <IP_ADDRESS> | Blocker | security | Wei-Chiu Chuang | Lisheng Sun |
| HADOOP-16656 | Document FairCallQueue configs in core-default.xml | Major | conf, documentation | Siyao Meng | Siyao Meng |
| HDFS-14959 | [SBNN read] access time should be turned off | Major | documentation | Wei-Chiu Chuang | Chao Sun |
| HADOOP-16654 | Delete hadoop-ozone and hadoop-hdds subprojects from apache trunk | Major | . | Marton Elek | Sandeep Nemuri |
| HDFS-15047 | Document the new decommission monitor (HDFS-14854) | Major | documentation | Wei-Chiu Chuang | Masatake Iwasaki |
| HADOOP-16784 | Update the year to 2020 | Major | . | Ayush Saxena | Ayush Saxena |
| HADOOP-16358 | Add an ARM CI for Hadoop | Major | build | Zhenyu Zheng | Zhenyu Zheng |
| HADOOP-16803 | Upgrade jackson-databind to <IP_ADDRESS> | Blocker | security | Akira Ajisaka | Masatake Iwasaki |
| HADOOP-16670 | Stripping Submarine code from Hadoop codebase. | Blocker | . | Wei-Chiu Chuang | Zhankun Tang |
| HADOOP-16871 | Upgrade Netty version to 4.1.45.Final to handle CVE-2019-20444,CVE-2019-16869 | Major | . | Aray Chenchu Sukesh | Aray Chenchu Sukesh |
| HADOOP-16647 | Support OpenSSL 1.1.1 LTS | Critical | security | Wei-Chiu Chuang | Rakesh Radhakrishnan |
| HADOOP-16982 | Update Netty to 4.1.48.Final | Blocker | . | Wei-Chiu Chuang | Lisheng Sun |
| YARN-10247 | Application priority queue ACLs are not respected | Blocker | capacity scheduler | Sunil G | Sunil G |


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Is I'm A Celebrity star Roman Kemp single or does he have a girlfriend?
Roman Kemp has got off to a flying start in the I’m A Celebrity jungle, winning himself a place in the main camp – complete with decent food and immunity from Bushtucker trials – after the first challenge of the series.
The Capital FM DJ is one of 10 famous faces taking part in this year’s series (even if Caitlyn Jenner wasn’t sure who he was) – meaning that he’s had to leave his loved ones behind as he gets to grips with life in the Australian jungle.
But while we know all about his famous parents, does the 26-year-old have a significant other?
Here’s what you need to know about who Roman’s dating…
Is I’m A Celebrity star Roman Kemp single or does he have a girlfriend?
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Roman Kemp is indeed in a relationship, with Swiss-born girlfriend Anne-Sophie Flury.
The pair have been together for two years – and although Anne-Sophie spent eight months of their relationship living in Hong Kong she has admitted this will be the longest time that they’ve ever gone without contact.
Speaking to the Mirror she explained: ‘He’s left a two-minute video for every day that he can’t speak to me. I’ll get to watch one of them every morning.
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This game part of the classic games, please visit that page first for general information about these games.
| Actions | Agents | Manual Control | Action Shape | Action Values | Observation Shape | Observation Values | Num States |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Discrete | 2 | No | Discrete(26^2 * 2 + 1) | Discrete( 26^2 * 2 + 1) | (198,) | [0, 7.5] | 10^26 |
from pettingzoo.classic import backgammon_v0
agents= ['player_0', 'player_1']
Backgammon is a 2-player turn based board game. Players take turns rolling 2 dice and moving checkers forward according to those rolls. A player wins if they are the first to remove all of their checkers from the board.
This environment uses gym-backgammon’s implementation of backgammon.
The rules of backgammon can be found here.
The observation space has shape (198,). Entries 0-97 represent the positions of any white checkers, entries 98-195 represent the positions of any black checkers, and entries 196-197 encode the current player.
| Num | Observation | Min | Max |
|---|---|---|---|
| 0 | WHITE - 1st point, 1st component | 0.0 | 1.0 |
| … | |||
| 3 | WHITE - 1st point, 4th component | 0.0 | 6.0 |
| 4 | WHITE - 2nd point, 1st component | 0.0 | 1.0 |
| … | |||
| 96 | WHITE - BAR checkers | 0.0 | 7.5 |
| 97 | WHITE - OFF bar checkers | 0.0 | 1.0 |
| 98 | BLACK - 1st point, 1st component | 0.0 | 1.0 |
| … | |||
| 194 | BLACK - BAR checkers | 0.0 | 7.5 |
| 195 | BLACK - OFF bar checkers | 0.0 | 1.0 |
| 196 - 197 | Current player | 0.0 | 1.0 |
If there are more than 3 checkers on a point, then the value of the 4th component of that point will be (checkers - 3.0) / 2.0
Encoding of checkers on the bar:
| Checkers | Encoding |
|---|---|
| 0 - 14 | bar_checkers / 2.0 |
Encoding of off checkers:
| Checkers | Encoding |
|---|---|
| 0 - 14 | off_checkers / 15.0 |
Encoding of the current player:
| Player | Encoding |
|---|---|
| WHITE | [1.0, 0.0] |
| BLACK | [0.0, 1.0] |
The action space for this environment is Discrete(26^2 * 2 + 1).
An agent’s turn involves rolling two dice and then performing an action based on those rolls. An action involves using the two dice values to move checkers from one point to another or off of the board.
Each action value encodes the two points to move checkers from (source locations), and which dice roll to use first. An action moves a checker from the first source location forward by the amount of the first dice roll (either low roll or high roll, depending on the action value), and then moves a checker from the second source location forward by the amount of the other dice roll.
It is possible that only one of the dice rolls can be used. In that case, one of the source locations will be out of the bounds of the board and is not used.
Actions from 0 to 26^ 2 -1 use the low dice roll first, and actions from 26^2 to 2*26 ^2 - 1 use the high dice roll first.
The two locations to move a checker from are encoded as a number in base 26.
The ‘do nothing’ action is 26^2*2
| Action | First Source Location ID | Second Source Location ID | First Roll Used | Second Roll Used |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0 to 26^ 2 -1 | action mod 26 | action / 26 | Low Roll | High Roll |
| 26^2 to 26^2*2 -1 | (action - 26^2) mod 26 | (action - 26^2) / 26 | High Roll | Low Roll |
| 26^2*2 | None | None | None | None |
The location on the board can be found from the location ID, which is either the source ID, or the destination ID (source ID + Roll).
| Location ID (S) | Board Location |
|---|---|
| <1 | White’s bear off location |
| 1 to 24 | Point number S-1 |
| 25 | Bar |
| >25 | Black’s bear off location |
The game starts with rolling two dice until their values are different. If the first roll is larger, then the first agent is assigned the color white. Otherwise, the first agent is assigned the color black.
Following this, white and black alternate turns. However, if both dice have the same value on an agent’s turn (a double roll), then that agent gets an extra turn with the same roll immediately after their current turn. This is reflected in the environment by the current agent being next in the agent order and not re-rolling their dice on that turn.
The winner is the first player to remove all of their checkers from the board.
| Winner | Loser |
|---|---|
| +1 | -1 |
The legal moves available for each agent, found in env.infos[agent]['legal_moves']
, are updated after each step. Taking an illegal move ends the game with a reward of -1 for the illegally moving agent and a reward of 0 for the other agent.


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import { ACTIVE_ANNOTATION } from '../actions/annotationActions';
const default_state = {
selected: {},
list: [
{
name: 'first',
x: 0.10970329757163497,
y: 0.3352769748048794,
zoom: 2.6274194716671744,
rotation: 333
},
{
name: 'second',
x: 0.25,
y: 0.34,
zoom: 4.5,
rotation: 315
},
{
name: 'third',
x: 0.8969657248691317,
y: 0.7033570144622934,
zoom: 2.724108508224526,
rotation: 298
}
]
};
export default function annotationReducer(state = default_state, action) {
switch (action.type) {
case ACTIVE_ANNOTATION:
return Object.assign({}, state, {
selected: action.payload
});
default:
return state;
}
}
Annotation Reducer
This is where we record the state of the annotations. This will include adding the annotations initially and also recording the state when the annotations are being viewed.


2015 URS Submission Form
All applications to the Undergraduate Research Symposium must be accompanied by a brief statement of support from the student's project adviser.
The faculty mentor should indicate:
* Confidence that the student's work will be ready to present by the URS date;
* Approval of the submitted abstract/statement/proposal for publication as-is in the program book.
Project adviser recommendations should complete the form prior to the student submitting their abstract for review.
The UMM Undergraduate Research Symposium is a forum for UMM students to present their research, creative,
and scholarly work representing the Divisions of Education,
Humanities, Science and Mathematics, and Social Sciences at UMM.
Accordingly, submissions from students enrolled at other institutions will not be accepted.
Please remember to copy yourself, all co-presenters, and your faculty sponsor on your submission.
This is how you will access your abstract to make any changes requested in the future.
Your username (x500) will be recorded when you submit this form.
URS submission descriptions:
General Criteria:
All submissions should be no more than 250 words and should contain the following elements:
- A concise explanation of the creative or scholarly implications of the project. What is the creative/intellectual context of your work?
- Language that is clear and comprehensible to those who are not experts in the field.
- Professional tone, including appropriate word choice and correct grammar, spelling, and punctuation.
Field-specific criteria:
Mark the category below that best describes your project. Your 250-word submission must also include the appropriate field-specific elements listed below.
Artist statements
- A concise explanation of the subject matter or concepts you are exploring (what you do).
- A concise explanation of artistic goals (why you do what you do).
- A concise explanation of processes, production methods, tools, media, innovations, etc. (how you do what you do).
- A concise explanation of historical context, including how this work builds on, differs from, or responds to existing work or performances.
Humanities proposals
- A concise explanation of the relevant intellectual and scholarly context of your work.
- A concise explanation of how your project fits within this intellectual context. Does it extend, revise, or complicate, or provide a new way of looking at existing work in the field?
- A clear statement of argument: a specific, debatable claim, not merely a summary of others’ research.
- An explanation of the significance and broader implications of your work.
Science & Social Science abstracts
- A concise explanation of the scholarly context for the project with a statement of the project’s specific objective.
- A clear explanation of the methods used to address the objective.
- A clear explanation of the results or findings.
- An explanation of the significance and broader implications of the project's results.
If you are unsure which category best fits your project, please consult your faculty sponsor.


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| #define | equalToBool HC_equalToBool |
equalToBool(value) - Matches if object is equal to NSNumber created from a BOOL . | |
| #define | equalToChar HC_equalToChar |
equalToChar(value) - Matches if object is equal to NSNumber created from a char . | |
| #define | equalToDouble HC_equalToDouble |
equalToDouble(value) - Matches if object is equal to NSNumber created from a double . | |
| #define | equalToFloat HC_equalToFloat |
equalToFloat(value) - Matches if object is equal to NSNumber created from a float . | |
| #define | equalToInt HC_equalToInt |
equalToInt(value) - Matches if object is equal to NSNumber created from an int . | |
| #define | equalToLong HC_equalToLong |
equalToLong(value) - Matches if object is equal to NSNumber created from a long . | |
| #define | equalToLongLong HC_equalToLongLong |
equalToLongLong(value) - Matches if object is equal to NSNumber created from a long long . | |
| #define | equalToShort HC_equalToShort |
equalToShort(value) - Matches if object is equal to NSNumber created from a short . | |
| #define | equalToUnsignedChar HC_equalToUnsignedChar |
equalToUnsignedChar(value) - Matches if object is equal to NSNumber created from an unsigned char . | |
| #define | equalToUnsignedInt HC_equalToUnsignedInt |
equalToUnsignedInt(value) - Matches if object is equal to NSNumber created from an unsigned int . | |
| #define | equalToUnsignedLong HC_equalToUnsignedLong |
equalToUnsignedLong(value) - Matches if object is equal to NSNumber created from an unsigned long . | |
| #define | equalToUnsignedLongLong HC_equalToUnsignedLongLong |
equalToUnsignedLongLong(value) - Matches if object is equal to NSNumber created from an unsigned long long . | |
| #define | equalToUnsignedShort HC_equalToUnsignedShort |
equalToUnsignedShort(value) - Matches if object is equal to NSNumber created from an unsigned short . | |
| #define | equalToInteger HC_equalToInteger |
equalToInteger(value) - Matches if object is equal to NSNumber created from an NSInteger . | |
| #define | equalToUnsignedInteger HC_equalToUnsignedInteger |
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| id< HCMatcher > | HC_equalToDouble (double value) |
| id< HCMatcher > | HC_equalToFloat (float value) |
| id< HCMatcher > | HC_equalToInt (int value) |
| id< HCMatcher > | HC_equalToLong (long value) |
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| id< HCMatcher > | HC_equalToShort (short value) |
| id< HCMatcher > | HC_equalToUnsignedChar (unsigned char value) |
| id< HCMatcher > | HC_equalToUnsignedInt (unsigned int value) |
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| id< HCMatcher > | HC_equalToUnsignedLongLong (unsigned long long value) |
| id< HCMatcher > | HC_equalToUnsignedShort (unsigned short value) |
| id< HCMatcher > | HC_equalToInteger (NSInteger value) |
| id< HCMatcher > | HC_equalToUnsignedInteger (NSUInteger value) |
| id<HCMatcher> HC_equalToBool | ( | BOOL | value | ) |
| id<HCMatcher> HC_equalToChar | ( | char | value | ) |
| id<HCMatcher> HC_equalToDouble | ( | double | value | ) |
| id<HCMatcher> HC_equalToFloat | ( | float | value | ) |
| id<HCMatcher> HC_equalToInt | ( | int | value | ) |
| id<HCMatcher> HC_equalToInteger | ( | NSInteger | value | ) |
| id<HCMatcher> HC_equalToLong | ( | long | value | ) |
| id<HCMatcher> HC_equalToLongLong | ( | long long | value | ) |
| id<HCMatcher> HC_equalToShort | ( | short | value | ) |
| id<HCMatcher> HC_equalToUnsignedChar | ( | unsigned char | value | ) |
| id<HCMatcher> HC_equalToUnsignedInt | ( | unsigned int | value | ) |
| id<HCMatcher> HC_equalToUnsignedInteger | ( | NSUInteger | value | ) |
| id<HCMatcher> HC_equalToUnsignedLong | ( | unsigned long | value | ) |
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General contract for map event data.
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Support interface which is used in map specific query operations.
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Helper methods for publishing events.
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eXistenZ (Dimension Films) Directed by David Cronenberg
With violent video games currently under scrutiny in light of the tragedy in Colorado, writer-director David Cronenberg's "eXistenZ" has probably taken on a timeliness its author could never have anticipated. But teetering on the cutting edge is hardly an unfamiliar position for Cronenberg, whose 1982 shocker "Videodrome" prophetically warned about the desensitization of viewers fed a steady diet of violent or pornographic films, and whose 1986 remake of "The Fly" is often read as an allegory about the AIDS crisis. "eXistenZ," which is almost lightweight in comparison to other Cronenberg creations, spins a genuinely jolting yarn about world-famous game designer Allegra Geller (Jennifer Jason Leigh), whose latest breakthrough is a kill-or-be-killed program that's downloaded directly into the body through a port in the base of the player's spine. Even the controllers look like flattened-out, misshapen breasts. The problem with the new technology is that it's too realistic, too convincing. Allegra and her partner (Jude Law) finally get so swept up in what's going on they can't tell if they're in the real world or the virtual world. Through some clever twists, Cronenberg eventually succeeds in making the audience feel as disoriented as Allegra, uncertain of what to believe at any given time. Leigh, who couldn't underplay a part if she tried, envisions Allegra as a kind of electronic junkie who shivers and writhes in ecstacy as she plugs into the electronic drug she's created; to further underscore the connection, the wires that link her to the source look uncannily like umbilical cords. The rallying cry of Cronenberg's characters in "Videodrome" was "Long live the new flesh!", but almost two decades later the taut and tricky "eXistenZ" argues that sometimes progress can take us to places we might have been better off avoiding altogether. James Sanford
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This makes it easy to introduce lint into existing codebases and enforce no regressions without having to clean everything up right away. * Support for suppressing incidents many other ways: - Using `@Suppress` (Kotlin) or `@SuppressWarnings` (Java) - Using `//noinspection` comment markers (already used by IntelliJ) - Using `tools:ignore` attributes in XML files - Using `lint.xml` files to record specific incidents to ignore, or matched by globs on paths or regular expressions on messages or locations * Many other configuration options. For example, via `lint.xml` files, or Gradle DSL methods, or command line flags, you can change the severity of any issue, to for example turn a warning into an error or vice versa. The `lint.xml` files can be nested, and the closest configuration is used. * In the Android Gradle integration, support for running a subset of the checks automatically in release builds, not just when the lint targets are invoked (the `lintVital` target, which `assembleRelease` depends on). This helps solve the problem where static analysis tools are available but unaware users aren't running them. (This is reserved for only the most critical issues, which in lint's parlance is known as “fatal” severity. Thanks to the above configurability, you can promote your own issues to fatal or demote some of the built-in ones. * Support for quickfixes. Many lint checks have associated quickfixes, which can be invoked in the IDE, or (for fixes marked as safe and unambiguous) via a Gradle target (`lintFix`) to apply them all Kotlin batch. * Support for many report output formats, including SARIF (recently supported by GitHub for unified static analysis tool visualization.) # Features for lint-check authors * Ability to easily target both Java and Kotlin source files without writing the checks twice, using UAST. * Powerful AST APIs for analyzing source code: UAST and PSI for Java and Kotlin, ASM for bytecode, DOM for XML. * Support not just for Kotlin and Java, but a number of other file types: - XML files - Property files - bytecode / `.class` files - Gradle files (`.gradle` and `.gradle.kts`) - Icon files (`.png`, `.webp`, `.gif`, etc) - Kotlin and Java - ProGuard/R8 files - Other (a callback which lets a lint check visit all files; for example, lint's `PrivateKeyDetector` looks at files to see if it looks like somebody has accidentally included a private key ASCII file.) * Importantly, a lint check can check more than one of these, so for example, in Android, it can see which icon is designated as the application icon in the XML manifest file, and then it can check the bitmap in the icon to make sure it conforms with the styleguide for application icons (size guidelines, transparency, etc). * Generic support for visiting abstract syntax trees with a visitor, but a number of convenience implementations to make common operations much easier. For example, you can get callbacks when - A method of a given name is called - An object of a given type is instantiated - A subclass of a given class or interface is implemented - A method annotated with a specific annotation is called (or more generally, an element associated with an annotated package, class, method, parameter or variable, is referenced.) * A number of built-in helpers to make analysis easier, such as - A constant evaluator, such that if you evaluate the AST node for `3 > 4 && 5 < 7> is returns `false`, including references to static final constants in the code or class files. - A code evaluator which can check whether one class extends another or implements an interface, or computing the parameter to argument mapping (which in Kotlin with named and default parameters and extension methods is not as trivial as lining up the parameters and arguments the way it can be done for Java) - A data flow analyzer which performs some simple data flow analysis within a method. This is used by a number of built-in checks, for example ensure that when you create a transaction, you also call `commit` on it. * Support for implementing quickfixes. A number of lint fix implementations making it easy to perform text edits, perform source formatting or import cleanup afterwards, providing composite or alternatives, etc.) * Support for a pseudo-markdown syntax in error messages, which allows you to use emphasis or code fonts to reference symbols etc, which makes the presentation in the IDE (in tooltips) or in HTML reports look better. * Strong unit testing infrastructure, making it easy to write unit tests for lint checks and catching common errors (by running the unit tests repeatedly under different conditions for example). There are also around a dozen lint checks which looks at implementations of lint checks and flags potential issues. This is implemented by the LintDetectorDetector :-) * Through the analysis scopes mechanism, support for writing lint checks that run on the fly in the editor in the IDE. * For Android checks, a number of important abstractions such as access to the merged manifest, random access lookup of Android resources, etc.


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As a person, I am an enthusiastic individual who is highly personable. Self-driven, I am always looking for my next project and eager to begin something new. I consider myself a problem solver, being able to think outside the box. Whether working in teams or independently, I have had success in managing projects to complete tasks efficiently and effectively. I believe strongly in working with other people towards a common goal.
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Worked with the Norton Core IoT team to integrate setup, run tests on different setups, manage automation workflows and systems for engineering teams.
Created real time Dashboards using Kibana Framework which helps to visualize Elasticsearch data for log and time series analytics, application monitoring, and operational intelligence of the router.
Developed a tool by utilizing the Retail Product Mapper (RPM) web service API to pair Norton Core Units to a specific retailer during forward distribution to that retailer, as well as to initiate returns processing for returned Norton Core units.
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Registering a connector to monitor the inventory
database
By registering the Debezium MySQL connector,
the connector will start monitoring the MySQL database server’s binlog
.
The binlog
records all of the database’s transactions (such as changes to individual rows and changes to the schemas).
When a row in the database changes,
Debezium generates a change event.
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Typically, you would likely use the Kafka tools to manually create the necessary topics, including specifying the number of replicas. However, for this tutorial, Kafka is configured to automatically create the topics with just one replica. |
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Review the configuration of the Debezium MySQL connector that you will register.
Before registering the connector, you should be familiar with its configuration. In the next step, you will register the following connector:
{ "name": "inventory-connector", (1) "config": { (2) "connector.class": "io.debezium.connector.mysql.MySqlConnector", "tasks.max": "1", (3) "database.hostname": "mysql", (4) "database.port": "3306", "database.user": "debezium", "database.password": "dbz", "database.server.id": "184054", (5) "database.server.name": "dbserver1", (5) "database.whitelist": "inventory", (6) "database.history.kafka.bootstrap.servers": "kafka:9092", (7) "database.history.kafka.topic": "schema-changes.inventory" (7) } }
1 The name of the connector. 2 The connector’s configuration. 3 Only one task should operate at any one time. Because the MySQL connector reads the MySQL server’s binlog
, using a single connector task ensures proper order and event handling. The Kafka Connect service uses connectors to start one or more tasks that do the work, and it automatically distributes the running tasks across the cluster of Kafka Connect services. If any of the services stop or crash, those tasks will be redistributed to running services.4 The database host, which is the name of the Docker container running the MySQL server ( mysql
). Docker manipulates the network stack within the containers so that each linked container can be resolved with/etc/hosts
using the container name for the host name. If MySQL were running on a normal network, you would specify the IP address or resolvable host name for this value.5 A unique server ID and name. The server name is the logical identifier for the MySQL server or cluster of servers. This name will be used as the prefix for all Kafka topics. 6 Only changes in the inventory
database will be detected.7 The connector will store the history of the database schemas in Kafka using this broker (the same broker to which you are sending events) and topic name. Upon restart, the connector will recover the schemas of the database that existed at the point in time in the binlog
when the connector should begin reading.For more information about connector configuration properties, see MySQL connector configuration properties.
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Open a new terminal, and use the
curl
command to register the Debezium MySQL connector.This command uses the Kafka Connect service’s API to submit a
POST
request against the/connectors
resource with a JSON document that describes the new connector (calledinventory-connector
).This command uses
localhost
to connect to the Docker host. If you are using a non-native Docker platform, replacelocalhost
with the IP address of of your Docker host.$ curl -i -X POST -H "Accept:application/json" -H "Content-Type:application/json" localhost:8083/connectors/ -d '{ "name": "inventory-connector", "config": { "connector.class": "io.debezium.connector.mysql.MySqlConnector", "tasks.max": "1", "database.hostname": "mysql", "database.port": "3306", "database.user": "debezium", "database.password": "dbz", "database.server.id": "184054", "database.server.name": "dbserver1", "database.whitelist": "inventory", "database.history.kafka.bootstrap.servers": "kafka:9092", "database.history.kafka.topic": "dbhistory.inventory" } }'
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Verify that
inventory-connector
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Review the connector’s tasks:
$ curl -i -X GET -H "Accept:application/json" localhost:8083/connectors/inventory-connector
You should see a response similar to the following (formatted for readability):
HTTP/1.1 200 OK Date: Thu, 06 Feb 2020 22:12:03 GMT Content-Type: application/json Content-Length: 531 Server: Jetty(9.4.20.v20190813) { "name": "inventory-connector", ... "tasks": [ { "connector": "inventory-connector", (1) "task": 0 } ] }
1 The connector is running a single task (task 0
) to do its work. The connector only supports a single task, because MySQL records all of its activities in one sequentialbinlog
. This means the connector only needs one reader to get a consistent, ordered view of all of the events.


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Re: Committee votes to maintain ban on consumer fireworks, Oct. 10
Alberta’s provincial firework regulations have changed and municipalities can now implement their own bylaws. Calgary city council directed the fire chief to provide bylaw options beyond just banning consumer fireworks. He did not, and is recommending only a ban.
Consumer fireworks are legal products sold across Canada through all types of retailers, yet residents are not able to purchase them in their city and no local businesses are benefiting from this multi-million dollar, legal, Canadian industry.
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Mayor and council, help businesses be viable so they can pay tax, hire staff who pay tax, and support the economy.
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I don’t blame the driver, he is undoubtedly doing as he is told. But what are his managers and city council thinking? A budget is not a licence to spend money. We contract out a lot of snow removal, perhaps city management could negotiate contracts which only pay a standby fee and a variable payment as required.
This is yet another example of the spendthrift ways of council and management. They should focus on how to effectively run our city on a declining tax base.
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Re: Alberta’s premier shouldn’t take Bloc Quebecois bait, Nov. 15
There was a time when Trudeau Senior tried to implement the NEP to make Canada self-sufficient from foreign oil. The fact that the rest of the country paid to develop the oil industry in Alberta didn’t seem to matter. Alberta wasn’t interested in sharing. Lougheed’s own words were “let them freeze in the dark.” Now, Albertans can’t comprehend why Eastern Canada keeps importing oil when we could have cheap oil from Alberta.
The Quebec/Alberta reliance was responsible for a free-trade agreement that killed manufacturing and Canada’s economic engine. Time for both Quebec and Alberta to stop whining. You’re both responsible for putting Canada on the path to being a Third World Country. If you don’t like it, please leave.
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public class CompressedByteArrayStream extends Stream
This class cannot be used for output AND input, but only for output OR input, in an absolutely sequential mode (the skipBytes method is NOT implemented): you must write everything, then read everything. To change the mode, use the setMode(READ_MODE or WRITE_MODE) method. No check is made to see if you're in the right mode, but your program will probably crash if you do it in the wrong one.
Sample that transfers bytes to the server:
CompressedByteArrayStream cbas = new CompressedByteArrayStream(9); // default mode is WRITE_MODE
for (int i = 0; i < 50000; i++)
cbas.writeLine("1234567890"); // already appends \r\n
cbas.flush();
cbas.setMode(CompressedByteArrayStream.READ_MODE); // prepare for read
ftp.sendFile(cbas, "bigfile.txt", true);
// if you want to send another one, just call
cbas.setMode(CompressedByteArrayStream.WRITE_MODE);
Sample that transfers bytes from the server:
CompressedByteArrayStream cbas = new CompressedByteArrayStream(9); ftp.receiveFile("bigfile.txt", cbas); cbas.flush(); totalcross.lang.String line; while ((line = cbas.readLine()) != null) // do something with the line!Here is another fully functional sample:
int i; totalcross.lang.String g = "1234567890"; CompressedByteArrayStream cbas = new CompressedByteArrayStream(9); // default mode is WRITE_MODE for (i = 0; i < 50000; i++) cbas.writeLine(g); // already appends \r\n cbas.flush(); Vm.debug("size: " + cbas.getCompressedSize() + " -> " + cbas.getSize()); totalcross.lang.String s; for (i = 0; (s = cbas.readLine()) != null; i++) if (!g.equals(s)) Vm.debug("error in " + i); if (i != 50000) Vm.debug("i differs!"); cbas.close();Note that, although the samples above use writeLine and readLine, you can store any kind of data. By attaching a DataStream it's possible to read any data type from the stream.
CompressedByteArrayStream cbas = new CompressedByteArrayStream(5); DataStream ds = new DataStream(cbas); byte[] big = new byte[200000]; // fill big with something ds.writeBytes(big); for (int i = 0; i < 100000; i++) { ds.writeInt(0x123456); ds.writeString("Natasha"); ds.writeDouble(123.456d); } // well, now we do something with these! int realSize = cbas.getSize(); // just for fun int compressed = cbas.getCompressedSize(); // just for fun ds.readBytes(big); for (int i = 0; i < 100000; i++) { int i = ds.readInt(); totalcross.lang.String love = ds.readString(); // Natasha double d = ds.readDouble(); }Call the close method only when you're completely done in using it: all the internal buffers will be released, and reading from it will crash your program.
Note that the readLine method will not work if there are any character with accentuation.
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
static class |
CompressedByteArrayStream.DirectCharConverter
Implements a CharacterConverter that converts from char[] to byte[] which just
casts the char to byte; thus, ignoring any non-ASCII character.
|
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
static byte[] |
crlf
Defines the line terminator, which is by default \r\n.
|
static int |
DESTRUCTIVE_READ_MODE
Used in the setMode method.
|
static int |
READ_MODE
Used in the setMode method.
|
static int |
WRITE_MODE
Used in the setMode method.
|
skipBuffer
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
CompressedByteArrayStream()
Creates a new CompressedByteArrayStream using the maximum compression level (9)
|
CompressedByteArrayStream(int compressionLevel)
Creates a new CompressedByteArrayStream, using the given compression level (0 =
no compression, 9 = max compression).
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
close()
Deletes all internal buffers.
|
void |
flush()
After everything was written, call this method to flush the internal buffers
and prepare the CompressedByteArrayStream for read.
|
int |
getCompressedSize()
Returns the compressed size of the data written.
|
int |
getSize()
Returns the real (uncompressed) size of data written.
|
int |
readBytes(byte[] buffer,
int start,
int count)
Transfers count bytes from the internal buffer to the given one.
|
void |
readFully(Stream inputStream,
int retryCount,
int bufSize)
Reads all data from the input stream into our buffer.
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String |
readLine()
Reads a totalcross.lang.String until the next control character (newline, enter, tab, etc) is read.
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String |
readUntilNextChar(char c)
Reads the buffer until the given character is found.
|
void |
setMode(int newMode)
Changes the mode to the given one, calling
flush if in write mode. |
int |
writeBytes(byte[] buffer,
int start,
int count)
This method writes to the byte array, expanding it if necessary.
|
void |
writeLine(String s)
Writes a line of text.
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asInputStream, asOutputStream, asStream, asStream, skipBytes, wrapInputStream, wrapInputStreamToStream, write, writeBytes, writeBytes, writeBytes
public static final int READ_MODE
public static final int WRITE_MODE
public static final int DESTRUCTIVE_READ_MODE
public static byte[] crlf
CompressedByteArrayStream.crlf = new byte[]{'\n'};
public CompressedByteArrayStream(int compressionLevel) throws totalcross.lang.IllegalArgumentException
totalcross.lang.IllegalArgumentException
public CompressedByteArrayStream()
public void flush() throws IOException
IOException
setMode(int)
public void setMode(int newMode) throws IOException
flush
if in write mode.newMode
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WRITE_MODE
,
READ_MODE
,
DESTRUCTIVE_READ_MODE
public void close()
close
in interface java.io.Closeable
close
in interface totalcross.lang.AutoCloseable
public int getSize()
public int getCompressedSize()
public int readBytes(byte[] buffer, int start, int count) throws IOException
readBytes
in class Stream
buffer
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- the start position in the arraycount
- the number of bytes to readIOException
public int writeBytes(byte[] buffer, int start, int count) throws IOException, totalcross.lang.IllegalArgumentException
writeBytes
in class Stream
buffer
- the byte array to write data fromstart
- the start position in the byte arraycount
- the number of bytes to writeIOException,
- IllegalArgumentExceptionIOException
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public String readLine() throws IOException
IOException
public void readFully(Stream inputStream, int retryCount, int bufSize) throws IOException
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use at least 5; for files, it can be 0.bufSize
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CompressedByteArrayStream.crlf = new byte[0];
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- the totalcross.lang.String to be written; cannot be null!IOException
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I worked some more on the muine-burn plugin. It should be far more stable now. So if you tried the last one and had problems, give this a shot. Tarballs are here and here.
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case class Constant(z: Complex) extends ComplexFunction with Product with Serializable
A constant which, when evaluated, always returns the same value.
- z
The value that this constant represents
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Multiplies this function by another one.
Multiplies this function by another one.
This creates a compound function which, when evaluated, returns the result of evaluating this function multiplied by the result of evaluating the other.
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The function to be multiplied by this one
- returns
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+(that: ComplexFunction): Add
Adds this function to another one.
Adds this function to another one.
This creates a compound function which, when evaluated, returns the result of evaluating this function added to the result of evaluating the other.
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The function to be added to this one
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-(that: ComplexFunction): Subtract
Subtracts another function from this one.
Subtracts another function from this one.
This creates a compound function which, when evaluated, returns the result of evaluating this function minus the result of evaluating the other.
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The function to be subtracted from this one
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Subtract(this, that)
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/(that: ComplexFunction): Divide
Divides this function by another one.
Divides this function by another one.
This creates a compound function which, when evaluated, returns the result of evaluating this function divided by the result of evaluating the other.
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The function to divide this one by
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Divide(this, that)
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apply(in: Map[String, Complex]): Complex
Evaluates the complex function, substituting in the values for each variable as given in the map.
Evaluates the complex function, substituting in the values for each variable as given in the map.
If the function contains a variable whose value is not given by the variable map, it will throw a VariableException.
If no map is provided, it will be empty by default. Thus, if the function contains a variable, it will throw a VariableException.
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Returns a string representation of this function.
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Negates this function.
Negates this function.
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Raises this function to the power of another one
Raises this function to the power of another one
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The exponent
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Power(this, that)
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- See also
This is the documentation for the Evaluator project (see GitHub).
The main package net.totietje.evaluator. The net.totietje.complex package contains an example usage of this package, which may also be useful.


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| package ti.sysbios.hal |
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Contains Hardware Abstraction Layer (HAL) modules for the SYS/BIOS kernel
SYS/BIOS provides services for configuration and management of interrupts,
cache, and timers. Unlike other SYS/BIOS services such as threading, these
modules directly program aspects of a device's hardware and are grouped
together in the Hardware Abstraction Layer (HAL) package. These modules
provide services such as enabling and disabling interrupts, plugging of
interrupt vectors, multiplexing of multiple interrupts to a single vector,
and cache invalidation or writeback.
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more ... ]
package ti.sysbios.hal [2, 0, 0, 0] {
// Cache Manager Proxy
// Null Cache module
// "Global Proxy" for target specific Core implementations
// Null ICore implementation for default BIOS CoreDelegate
// Hardware Interrupt Manager Proxy
// Power Manager Proxy
// Seconds Manager
// A Seconds module that calls user-supplied callbacks
// Seconds module that uses Clock as its' time base
// Timer Manager Proxy
// Null Timer module
}
DETAILS
SYS/BIOS provides services for configuration and management of interrupts,
cache, and timers. Unlike other SYS/BIOS services such as threading, these
modules directly program aspects of a device's hardware and are grouped
together in the Hardware Abstraction Layer (HAL) package. These modules
provide services such as enabling and disabling interrupts, plugging of
interrupt vectors, multiplexing of multiple interrupts to a single vector,
and cache invalidation or writeback.
The HAL APIs fall into two categories:
- Generic APIs that are available across all targets and devices.
- Target/device-specific APIs that are available only for a specific device
or ISA family
The generic APIs are designed to cover the great majority of use cases.
If you are concerned with easy portability between
different TI devices, you should use the generic APIs as much
as possible. However, if the generic APIs cannot enable use of a
device-specific hardware feature that is advantageous to the software
application, you may choose to use the target/device-specific APIs.
The
ti.sysbios.hal.Hwi,
ti.sysbios.hal.Timer, and
ti.sysbios.hal.Cache modules require target/device-specific API
implementations to achieve their functionality. To provide a common set
of APIs for these modules across all supported families/devices, SYS/BIOS
uses the RTSC proxy-delegate module mechanism. That is, each of these
modules serves as a proxy for a corresponding
target/device-specific module implementation.
During the configuration step of the application build, the
modules in the ti.sysbios.hal package locate and bind themselves to
appropriate delegate module implementations based on the current target
and platform specified in your config.bld file. The delegate binding
process is done internally.
For example, if your config.bld file specifies that one of your build
targets is the C64P family, the
ti.sysbios.hal.Hwi knows to
bind itself to the
ti.sysbios.family.c64p.Hwi implementation.
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The Dutch Cancer Society (KWF) has granted funding to our joint project "AI-DOC: Artificial Intelligence for better detection of cancer". This is a joint proposal between the Primary Care departments at the Amsterdam UMC location AMC (Prof. dr. Henk van Weert) and that of Utrecht UMC (Prof. Dr. Niek de Wit) together with our Medical Informatics department (Prof. dr. Ameen Abu-Hanna and Dr. Martijn Schut). The proposal belongs to the "unique high-risk" funding scheme and aims at detecting early clues of cancer in free-text consultation notes of primary care physicians.
The Dutch Cancer Society (KWF) has granted funding to our joint project "AI-DOC: Artificial Intelligence for better detection of cancer". This is a joint proposal between the Primary Care departments at the Amsterdam UMC location AMC (Prof. dr. Henk van Weert) and that of Utrecht UMC (Prof. Dr. Niek de Wit) together with our Medical Informatics department (Prof. dr. Ameen Abu-Hanna and Dr. Martijn Schut). The proposal belongs to the "unique high-risk" funding scheme and aims at detecting early clues of cancer in free-text consultation notes of primary care physicians.
The Dutch Cancer Society (KWF) has granted funding to our joint project "AI-DOC: Artificial Intelligence for better detection of cancer". This is a joint proposal between the Primary Care departments at the Amsterdam UMC location AMC (Prof. dr. Henk van Weert) and that of Utrecht UMC (Prof. Dr. Niek de Wit) together with our Medical Informatics department (Prof. dr. Ameen Abu-Hanna and Dr. Martijn Schut). The proposal belongs to the "unique high-risk" funding scheme and aims at detecting early clues of cancer in free-text consultation notes of primary care physicians.
The Dutch Cancer Society (KWF) has granted funding to our joint project "AI-DOC: Artificial Intelligence for better detection of cancer". This is a joint proposal between the Primary Care departments at the Amsterdam UMC location AMC (Prof. dr. Henk van Weert) and that of Utrecht UMC (Prof. Dr. Niek de Wit) together with our Medical Informatics department (Prof. dr. Ameen Abu-Hanna and Dr. Martijn Schut). The proposal belongs to the "unique high-risk" funding scheme and aims at detecting early clues of cancer in free-text consultation notes of primary care physicians.
The Dutch Cancer Society (KWF) has granted funding to our joint project "AI-DOC: Artificial Intelligence for better detection of cancer". This is a joint proposal between the Primary Care departments at the Amsterdam UMC location AMC (Prof. dr. Henk van Weert) and that of Utrecht UMC (Prof. Dr. Niek de Wit) together with our Medical Informatics department (Prof. dr. Ameen Abu-Hanna and Dr. Martijn Schut). The proposal belongs to the "unique high-risk" funding scheme and aims at detecting early clues of cancer in free-text consultation notes of primary care physicians.
The Dutch Cancer Society (KWF) has granted funding to our joint project "AI-DOC: Artificial Intelligence for better detection of cancer". This is a joint proposal between the Primary Care departments at the Amsterdam UMC location AMC (Prof. dr. Henk van Weert) and that of Utrecht UMC (Prof. Dr. Niek de Wit) together with our Medical Informatics department (Prof. dr. Ameen Abu-Hanna and Dr. Martijn Schut). The proposal belongs to the "unique high-risk" funding scheme and aims at detecting early clues of cancer in free-text consultation notes of primary care physicians.