We know that string is a collection of characters. Let's again have a look at string and learn more about it.
There are two different types of strings in C++.
- C-style string
- std::string (part of the standard library)
In this chapter, we will focus on C-style string.
C-style String
We can think of string as an array of characters, like "Sam" is a string and it is an array of characters 'S', 'a', 'm' and '\0'.
| element | 'S' | 'a' | 'm' | '\0' |
| index | 0 | 1 | 2 | 3 |
Look at the character at the 3rd index. It represents null character. ASCII value of '\0' is 0 and that of normal 0 is 48. It represents the termination of a string. So, if we declare :-
char name[ ]= "Sam";
It is :-
['S','a','m','\0']
We can also declare a string variable using characters as follows.
char name[ ]= { 'S', 'a', 'm', '\0'};
Let's see two examples to print a string, one without and the other with for loop.
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
int main(){
char str[ ] = "Hello";
cout << str << endl;
return 0;
}
In the above example, we printed the whole string at once. Now, let's see the same example of printing individual characters of the string using for loop.
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
int main(){
char str[ ] = "Hello";
int i;
for( i=0; i<6; i++)
{
cout << str[i];
}
return 0;
}
In the first example, we printed the whole string at once. Whereas in the second example, we printed a character each time.
Taking string input
Now let's see how to input string from the user with an example.
#include <iostream>
int main()
{
using namespace std;
char name[20]; //declaring string 'name'
cin >> name; //taking string input
cout << name << endl; //printing string
return 0;
}
Peter
char name[20]; - By writing this statement, we declared an array of characters named 'name' and gave it an array size of 20 because we don't know the exact length of the string. Thus, it occupied a space in the memory having a size that is required by 20 characters. So, our array 'name' cannot store more than 20 characters.
cin >> name; - This is used to simply input a string from the user as we do for other datatypes and there is nothing new in this.
For example, if in the above example, we input Sam Brad as the name, then the output will only be Sam because the code considers only one word and terminates after the first word (after a whitespace).
Taking multi-word string input
We can take input of a string that consists of more than one word by using cin.getline. Let's see an example:
#include <iostream>
int main()
{
using namespace std;
char name[20]; //declaring string 'name'
cin.getline(name, sizeof(name)); //taking string input
cout << name << endl; //printing string
return 0;
}
Sam Bard
cin.getline(name, sizeof(name)); - cin.getline takes two arguments, the string variable and the size of that variable. We have used sizeof operator to get the size of string variable 'name'.
Pointers and String
Strings can also be declared using pointers. Let's see an example.
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
int main(){
char name[ ]= "Sam";
char *p;
p = name; /* for string, only this declaration will store its base address */
while( *p != '\0')
{
cout << *p;
p++;
}
return 0;
}
In the above example, since p stores the address of name[0], therefore the value of *p equals the value of name[0] i.e., 'S'. So in while loop, the first character gets printed and p++ increases the value of p by 1 so that now p+1 points to name[1]. This continues until the pointer reaches the end of the string i.e., before *p becomes equal to '\0'.
Passing Strings to Functions
This is the same as we do with other arrays. The only difference is that this is an array of characters. That's it !
Let's see an example.
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
void display( char ch[] ){
cout << ch;
}
int main(){
char arr[30];
cout << "Enter a word" << endl;
cin >> arr;
display(arr);
return 0;
}
cpp
cpp
Predefined string functions
We can perform different kinds of string functions like joining of 2 strings, comparing one string with another or finding the length of the string. Let's have a look at the list of such functions.
| Function | Use |
|---|---|
| strlen | calculates the length of string |
| strcat | Appends one string at the end of another |
| strncat | Appends first n characters of a string at the end of another |
| strcpy | Copies a string into another |
| strncpy | Copies first n characters of one string into another |
| strcmp | Compares two strings |
| strncmp | Compares first n characters of two strings |
| strchr | Finds first occurrence of a given character in a string |
| strrchr | Finds last occurrence of a given character in a string |
| strstr | Finds first occurrence of a given string in another string |
These predefined functions are part of the cstring library. Therefore, we need to include this library in our code by writing
#include <cstring>
We will see some examples of strlen, strcpy, strcat and strcmp as these are the most commonly used.
strlen(s1) calculates the length of string s1.
White space is also calculated in the length of the string.
#include <iostream>
#include <cstring>
using namespace std;
int main(){
char name[ ]= "Hello";
int len1, len2;
len1 = strlen(name);
len2 = strlen("Hello World");
cout << "Length of " << name << " = " << len1 << endl;
cout << "Length of " << "Hello World" << " = " << len2 << endl;
return 0;
}
Length of Hello World = 11
strcpy(s1, s2) copies the second string s2 to the first string s1.
#include <iostream>
#include <cstring>
using namespace std;
int main(){
char s2[ ]= "Hello";
char s1[10];
strcpy(s1, s2);
cout << "Source string " << s2 << endl;
cout << "Target string " << s1 << endl;
return 0;
}
Target string Hello
strcat(s1, s2) concatenates(joins) the second string s2 to the first string s1.
#include <iostream>
#include <cstring>
using namespace std;
int main(){
char s2[ ]= "World";
char s1[20]= "Hello";
strcat(s1, s2);
cout << "Source string " << s2 << endl;
cout << "Target string " << s1 << endl;
return 0;
}
Target string HelloWorld
Note that in the above example, we gave array size to s1 because we are adding the characters of another string to it. The array size given should be such that it is greater than or equal to the size of the string array after concatenation.
strcmp(s1, s2) compares two strings and finds out whether they are same or different. It compares the two strings character by character till there is a mismatch. If the two strings are identical, it returns a 0. If not, then it returns the difference between the ASCII values of the first non-matching pairs of characters.
#include <iostream>
#include <cstring>
using namespace std;
int main(){
char s1[ ]= "Hello";
char s2[ ]= "World";
int i, j;
i = strcmp(s1, "Hello");
j = strcmp(s1, s2);
cout << i << endl;
cout << j << endl;
return 0;
}
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2 D Array of Characters
Same as 2 D array of integers and other data types, we have 2 D array of characters also.
For example, we can write
char names[4][10] = {
"Andrew",
"Kary",
"Brown",
"Lawren"
};
Since string is used extensively, C++ provides a built-in string data type which you will learn in the next chapter.
Without practice, your knowledge is poison.
-Chanakya


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A "DEFENDERS"
FOR THE 21ST CENTURY?
By Paul Bergman
In a companion essay on
the new TV lawyer drama, Century City, Michael Asimow
likens the show to L. A. Law. However, the March 2004
premiere episode suggests that with a bit of watering, Century
City's roots can stretch all the way back to The Defenders.
Like that classic TV show that ran from 1961-1965, Century
City seems interested in working through the legal ramifications
of important social issues. If the show is willing to trust its
audience to care about those issues at least as much as it does
the sex lives of the lawyers of the law firm of Crane, Constable,
McNeil & Montero, the show may run long enough for some of
its associates to become partners.
In the initial episode, idealistic new associate Lukas Gold persuades
the firm to represent a father charged with illegally bringing
a cloned embryo of his son into the country. The son has a fatal
liver disease, and the father can save his son's life by taking
the clone's liver and transplanting it into his son. (The show
is set futuristically in 2030, a time when cloning-on-demand
may be technologically possible but not yet legally acceptable.)
The father admits that he committed a crime, but asks Lukas and
the firm to free the seized clone so he can go forward with the
transplant.
Watching capable lawyers battle over a public policy issue as
important as cloning was refreshing in an era when lawyer shows
tend to resemble either soap operas or paperback mysteries. At
the same time, I wanted to know much more about the legal ramifications
of cloning than Century City told me. For example, if
the father admittedly committed a crime by attempting to bring
the clone into the country, on what basis can he get it back?
After all, a person caught trying to transport illegal drugs
across the border doesn't get the drugs back. Century City
pays lip service to this issue, but the explanation was not very
satisfactory. Equally unsatisfactory is Lukas' argument that
while it may be OK for the government to prevent cloning, the
father should get this clone back because the cloning already
took place. The power of legal dramas is their ability to personalize
and therefore make viewers care about otherwise abstract legal
issues. They can use this power both to educate and entertain,
but only if they develop competing legal arguments in more depth
than I saw in Century City's opening episode.
Thus, Century City does indeed have promise. For me, that
promise will be fulfilled only if the show is willing to trust
to its viewers' intelligence, roll up its sleeves and really
grapple with legal issues. If it can accomplish that, the only
disappointed members of the viewing audience may be today's law
students. They'll see that law firm life in 2030 is as pressurized
and demanding of one's time as it is here in 2004.
Posted April 1, 2004
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The objective of Pig Dice Game is to score 100 points before the opponent. This game will be played with a single six-sided die.
In each turn a player rolls a die repeatedly until either a 1 is rolled or player decides to hold and pass on the turn to the opponent.The number a player rolls is added to a temporary score.
If the player rolls a 1,they lose their temporary score and turn is passed to their opponent.
If player gets any other number, they can decide to continue and roll the die.
If player decides to hold, then their turn total (temporary score) is added to the overall score.
The first player to score 100 points wins the game.
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Criteria
Evidence that the newly created files from the extraction of “csp3.zip” in the Temp Rockwell directory are not legitimate (“csp.exe”, “Install-csp.ps1”, “csp-agent.exe”, “sftp.exe”, etc.).
Criteria
Evidence that the “install-csp.ps1” script was executed on the control EWS (<IP_ADDRESS>) via PowerShell (using the bypass execution policy).
Criteria
Evidence that the newly created files from the extraction of “RSLINX_install.zip” in the Temp Rockwell RSLINX directory are not legitimate (“RSLINX.exe” and “LogixMap.exe”).
Criteria
Evidence that a network discovery scan for TCP port 44818 was initiated from the control EWS (<IP_ADDRESS>) on hosts across the whole subnet (<IP_ADDRESS>-<IP_ADDRESS>).
Criteria
Evidence of the network discovery broadcast request sent from the control EWS (<IP_ADDRESS>) over TCP port 44818.
Criteria
Evidence of an adversary initiated Get Attribute Single CIP request for the “Device Type” attribute (instance 0x01, class 0x01) of the control PLC (<IP_ADDRESS>).
Criteria
Evidence of an adversary initiated Get Attribute Single CIP request for the “Status” attribute (attribute 0x05, instance 0x01, class 0x01) of the control PLC (<IP_ADDRESS>).
Criteria
Evidence of an established network connection over TCP port 445 between the adversary machine (<IP_ADDRESS>) and the Control EWS (<IP_ADDRESS>) tunneling RDP traffic over SSH.
Criteria
Evidence of an established network connection over TCP port 3389 between the control EWS (<IP_ADDRESS>) and the safety EWS (<IP_ADDRESS>) as RDP.
Criteria
Evidence that the newly created files from the extraction of “RSLINX_install.zip” in the Temp Rockwell RSLINX directory are not legitimate (“RSLINX.exe” and “LogixMap.exe”).
Criteria
Evidence that the “install-csp.ps1” script was executed on the safety EWS (<IP_ADDRESS>) via PowerShell (using the bypass execution policy).
Criteria
Evidence that the newly created files from the extraction of “RSLINX_install.zip” in the Temp Rockwell RSLINX directory are not legitimate (“RSLINX.exe” and “LogixMap.exe”).
Criteria
Evidence of an established network connection over TCP port 2223 between the control EWS (<IP_ADDRESS>) and the safety EWS (<IP_ADDRESS>) as SSH.
Criteria
Evidence of the network discovery broadcast request sent from the safety EWS (<IP_ADDRESS>) over TCP port 44818.
Criteria
Evidence of an adversary initiated Get Attribute Single CIP request for the “Device Type” attribute (instance 0x01, class 0x01) of the safety PLC (<IP_ADDRESS>).
Criteria
Evidence of an adversary initiated Get Attribute Single CIP request for the “Status” attribute (attribute 0x05, instance 0x01, class 0x01) of the safety PLC (<IP_ADDRESS>).
Criteria
Evidence that all controller and program tag names were requested over CIP from the safety PLC (<IP_ADDRESS>) to the safety EWS (<IP_ADDRESS>).
Criteria
Evidence of an established network connection over TCP port 445 between the adversary machine (<IP_ADDRESS>) and the control EWS (<IP_ADDRESS>) tunneling SFTP.
Criteria
Evidence that the newly created files from the extraction of “Install_RSLogix.zip” in the Temp Rockwell RSLogix directory are not legitimate (“RSLogix5000.exe”, “RSComms.exe”, etc.)
Criteria
Evidence of an established network connection over TCP port 2223 between the control EWS (<IP_ADDRESS>) and the safety EWS (<IP_ADDRESS>) to transfer “Install_GuardLogix.zip” over scp.
Criteria
Evidence of an established network connection over TCP port 2223 between the control EWS (<IP_ADDRESS>) and the safety EWS (<IP_ADDRESS>) as SSH.
Criteria
Evidence that the newly created files from the extraction of “Install_GuardLogix.zip” in the Temp Rockwell GuardLogix directory are not legitimate (“RSLogix5000.exe”, “RSComms.exe”, “abRSA.exe”, etc.)
Criteria
Evidence of an adversary initiated online edit action on the safety PLC (<IP_ADDRESS>), requested from the safety EWS (<IP_ADDRESS>).
Criteria
Evidence of the modified program “P04_Trips_FO_R00_Trips” to include new function block logic and a “CC” tag for command and control on the safety PLC.
Criteria
Evidence of an adversary initiated Get Attribute Single CIP request for the “Status” attribute (attribute 0x05, instance 0x01, class 0x01) of the control PLC (<IP_ADDRESS>).
Criteria
Evidence of abuse of a CIP handshake between the control EWS and control PLC resulting in an adversary privilege escalation (handshake sequence consisted of a service 0x4B class 0x64 initiation request and 0x4C class 0x64 challenge response).
Criteria
Evidence of adversary initiated write tag actions to the “eR01_3ZC2071” and “f3ZC2071_HMI_Enb” tags to change setpoints and control actions using the 0x4D and 0x51 CIP services (the air damper setpoint tag was written to “0” [percent open] and HMI_Enb was pulsed to remove cascade control).
[1]Criteria
Evidence of the safety PLC operating mode being switched to Program Mode following adversary CIP request to instance 0x01 of class 0x8E using service 0x07.
Criteria
Evidence of an adversary initiated program download action on the safety PLC (<IP_ADDRESS>) to overwrite the current configuration (requested from the safety EWS [<IP_ADDRESS>]).
Criteria
Evidence of an established network connection over TCP port 445 between the adversary machine (<IP_ADDRESS>) and the control EWS (<IP_ADDRESS>) tunneling SSH.
Criteria
Evidence of an established network connection over TCP port 445 between the adversary machine (<IP_ADDRESS>) and the control EWS (<IP_ADDRESS>) via “csp.exe”[SSHD]. Successful logon as user “Engineer” may be present or as a part of the connection and process creation.
Criteria
Evidence of an established network connection over TCP port 2223 between the control EWS (<IP_ADDRESS>) and the safety EWS (<IP_ADDRESS>) as SSH.
Criteria
Evidence of an established network connection over TCP port 2223 between the control EWS (<IP_ADDRESS>) and the safety EWS (<IP_ADDRESS>) via “csp.exe”[SSHD]. Successful logon as user “Engineer” may be present or as a part of the connection and process creation.
Criteria
Evidence of an adversary initiated Get Attribute Single CIP request for the “Status” attribute (attribute 0x05, instance 0x01, class 0x01) of the safety PLC (<IP_ADDRESS>).
Criteria
Evidence of an adversary initiated online edit action on the safety PLC (<IP_ADDRESS>), requested from the safety EWS (<IP_ADDRESS>).
Criteria
Evidence of the modified program “P04_Trips_FO_R00_Trips” to include new function block logic and a “CC” tag for command and control on the safety PLC.
Criteria
Evidence of an established network connection over TCP port 445 between the adversary machine (<IP_ADDRESS>) and the control EWS (<IP_ADDRESS>) as SSH.
Criteria
Evidence of abuse of a CIP handshake between the control EWS and control PLC resulting in an adversary privilege escalation (handshake sequence consisted of a service 0x4B class 0x64 initiation request and 0x4C class 0x64 challenge response).
Criteria
Evidence of adversary initiated write tag actions to the “eR01_3ZC2071” and “f3ZC2071_HMI_Enb” tags to change setpoints and control actions using the 0x4D and 0x51 CIP services (the air damper setpoint tag was written to “0” [percent open] and HMI_Enb was pulsed to remove cascade control).
[1]Criteria
Evidence of a privileged write or force point action being used to overwrite polled tag values on the control PLC when the adversary initiated the CIP service 0x51 within the class 0x6A. The tags associated with the Ignitor (3XY2070) and Flame Sensor (3HS2070) were the target of these actions.
Criteria
Evidence of write actions occurring on the tags “eR01_3ZC2071” and “f3ZC2071_HMI_Enb” to change setpoints and control actions with the CIP service 0x4D and service 0x51, respectively. HMI_Enb was pulsed to remove cascade control and the air damper setpoint tag was written to “100” [percent open].
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Class ResilientBrowsingClient
Resilient Client.
Inheritance
Inherited Members
Namespace: Gee.External.Browsing.Clients
Assembly: Gee.External.Browsing.dll
Syntax
public sealed class ResilientBrowsingClient : IBrowsingClient, IDisposable
Remarks
Represents a resilient client that automatically retries failed operations performed on a IBrowsingClient. The number of retry attempts is either caller or implementation specific if you do not specify a value. Between each retry attempt, the resilient client will pause for an implementation specific interval. If all retry attempts are exhausted and the attempted operation never succeeds, the exception the failed operation threw will be propagated up to you.
The Google Safe Browsing API requires clients to implement a "back-off" mode when an attempted operation fails. A failed operation, in this context, means an unsuccessful HTTP response for an HTTP request. A resilient client does not implement this "back-off" mode because, quite frankly, it is quite unrealistic to implement it in an API. The minimum and maximum intervals between retry attempts required by the "back-off" mode are 15 minutes and 24 hours, respectively. It is not realistic to declare a method in an API that, at best, returns after 15 minutes or, at worst, returns after 24 hours if it retries a failed operation. As such, a resilient client only considers network time-outs as failed operations and will only retry those. A network time-out means the Google Safe Browsing API is taking too long to reply to an HTTP request and there isn't an HTTP response to fulfill it in a predetermined period of time. As such, it should be exempt from the required "back-off" mode implementation.
If you specify a number of retry attempts when you create a resilient client, be practical with the value you specify. The resilient client will pause for an implementation specific interval between each retry attempt, which effectively means if an attempted operation always fails, the exception it threw will not be propagated up to you until all the retry attempts are exhausted. If you specify a very high number of retry attempts, this could have self inflicted performance implications.
When you create a resilient client, you can specify whether or not it takes ownership of the client you want to proxy to and dispose it when the resilient client itself is disposed. The recommended behavior is that you allow the resilient client to take ownership of the client you want to proxy to but take note that if you reference or dispose the client you want to proxy to after you create the resilient client, the behavior of the resilient client and client you want to proxy to is undefined.
Since a resilient client itself implements IBrowsingClient, it is technically possible to create a new resilient client for an existing resilient client, though the reasons for doing so, in most cases, are unjustified. To avoid doing do, consider creating a resilient client using Create(IBrowsingClient), or one of its overloads, instead of one of the constructor overloads. Create(IBrowsingClient) will conveniently create a resilient client if, and only if, the client you want to proxy to itself is not a resilient client.
Constructors
ResilientBrowsingClient(IBrowsingClient)
Create a Resilient Client.
Declaration
public ResilientBrowsingClient(IBrowsingClient client)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| IBrowsingClient | client | A IBrowsingClient to proxy to. The resilient client takes ownership of
|
Exceptions
| Type | Condition |
|---|---|
| System.ArgumentNullException | Thrown if |
ResilientBrowsingClient(IBrowsingClient, Int32)
Create a Resilient Client.
Declaration
public ResilientBrowsingClient(IBrowsingClient client, int retryAttempts)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| IBrowsingClient | client | A IBrowsingClient to proxy to. The resilient client takes ownership of
|
| System.Int32 | retryAttempts | The number of attempts a failed operation should be retried. |
Exceptions
| Type | Condition |
|---|---|
| System.ArgumentNullException | Thrown if |
| System.ArgumentOutOfRangeException | Thrown if |
ResilientBrowsingClient(IBrowsingClient, Int32, Boolean)
Create a Resilient Client.
Declaration
public ResilientBrowsingClient(IBrowsingClient client, int retryAttempts, bool ownClient)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| IBrowsingClient | client | A IBrowsingClient to proxy to. |
| System.Int32 | retryAttempts | The number of attempts a failed operation should be retried. |
| System.Boolean | ownClient | A boolean flag indicating whether or not the resilient client takes ownership of
|
Exceptions
| Type | Condition |
|---|---|
| System.ArgumentNullException | Thrown if |
| System.ArgumentOutOfRangeException | Thrown if |
Methods
Create(IBrowsingClient)
Create a Resilient Client.
Declaration
public static ResilientBrowsingClient Create(IBrowsingClient client)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| IBrowsingClient | client | A IBrowsingClient to proxy to. The resilient client takes ownership of
|
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| ResilientBrowsingClient | A resilient client. |
Exceptions
| Type | Condition |
|---|---|
| System.ArgumentNullException | Thrown if |
Create(IBrowsingClient, Int32)
Create a Resilient Client.
Declaration
public static ResilientBrowsingClient Create(IBrowsingClient client, int retryAttempts)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| IBrowsingClient | client | A IBrowsingClient to proxy to. The resilient client takes ownership of
|
| System.Int32 | retryAttempts | The number of attempts a failed operation should be retried. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| ResilientBrowsingClient |
Exceptions
| Type | Condition |
|---|---|
| System.ArgumentNullException | Thrown if |
| System.ArgumentOutOfRangeException | Thrown if |
Create(IBrowsingClient, Int32, Boolean)
Create a Resilient Client.
Declaration
public static ResilientBrowsingClient Create(IBrowsingClient client, int retryAttempts, bool ownClient)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| IBrowsingClient | client | A IBrowsingClient to proxy to. |
| System.Int32 | retryAttempts | The number of attempts a failed operation should be retried. |
| System.Boolean | ownClient | A boolean flag indicating whether or not the resilient client takes ownership of
|
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| ResilientBrowsingClient |
Exceptions
| Type | Condition |
|---|---|
| System.ArgumentNullException | Thrown if |
| System.ArgumentOutOfRangeException | Thrown if |
Dispose()
Dispose Object.
Declaration
public void Dispose()
FindFullHashesAsync(FullHashRequest, CancellationToken)
Find Full Hashes Asynchronously.
Declaration
public Task<FullHashResponse> FindFullHashesAsync(FullHashRequest request, CancellationToken cancellationToken)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| FullHashRequest | request | |
| System.Threading.CancellationToken | cancellationToken | A cancellation token to cancel the asynchronous operation with. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Threading.Tasks.Task<FullHashResponse> |
Exceptions
| Type | Condition |
|---|---|
| BrowsingClientException | Thrown if an error communicating with the Google Safe Browsing API occurs. |
| System.ArgumentNullException | Thrown if |
| System.ObjectDisposedException | Thrown if the object is disposed. |
| System.OperationCanceledException | Thrown if the asynchronous operation is cancelled. |
| System.TimeoutException | Thrown if communication with the Google Safe Browsing API times out. |
GetThreatListDescriptorsAsync(CancellationToken)
Get Threat List Descriptors Asynchronously.
Declaration
public Task<IEnumerable<ThreatListDescriptor>> GetThreatListDescriptorsAsync(CancellationToken cancellationToken)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.Threading.CancellationToken | cancellationToken | A cancellation token to cancel the asynchronous operation with. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Threading.Tasks.Task<System.Collections.Generic.IEnumerable<ThreatListDescriptor>> | A collection of ThreatListDescriptor. |
Exceptions
| Type | Condition |
|---|---|
| BrowsingClientException | Thrown if an error communicating with the Google Safe Browsing API occurs. |
| System.ObjectDisposedException | Thrown if the object is disposed. |
| System.OperationCanceledException | Thrown if the asynchronous operation is cancelled. |
| System.TimeoutException | Thrown if communication with the Google Safe Browsing API times out. |
GetThreatListUpdatesAsync(ThreatListUpdateRequest, CancellationToken)
Get Threat List Updates Asynchronously.
Declaration
public Task<ThreatListUpdateResponse> GetThreatListUpdatesAsync(ThreatListUpdateRequest request, CancellationToken cancellationToken)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| ThreatListUpdateRequest | request | |
| System.Threading.CancellationToken | cancellationToken | A cancellation token to cancel the asynchronous operation with. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Threading.Tasks.Task<ThreatListUpdateResponse> |
Exceptions
| Type | Condition |
|---|---|
| BrowsingClientException | Thrown if an error communicating with the Google Safe Browsing API occurs. |
| System.ArgumentNullException | Thrown if |
| System.ObjectDisposedException | Thrown if the object is disposed. |
| System.OperationCanceledException | Thrown if the asynchronous operation is cancelled. |
| System.TimeoutException | Thrown if communication with the Google Safe Browsing API times out. |


PhysX.GH
About
PhysX.GH is a rigid body simulation tool for Grasshopper. It uses open source real-time physics engine NVIDIA PhysX and a C# wrapper from stilldesign/PhysX.Net. It runs with GPU and provides users with fast simulation results.
Download: https://www.food4rhino.com/app/physxgh
Forum: https://www.grasshopper3d.com/group/physx-gh
Installation
Compile from source
License
PhysX.GH © 2016-2020 Gene Ting-Chun Kao, Long Nguyen and
The Asian Coders.


Preparation time
over 2 hours
Cooking time
10 to 30 mins
Serves
Serves 6-8
Dietary
For the honeycomb, line a baking tray with greaseproof paper and grease with vegetable oil.
Place the sugar, honey, liquid glucose and water into a saucepan and bring to a boil.
Continue to cook until the temperature reaches 160C/320F on a sugar thermometer, taking care as sugar at this temperature can be very dangerous.
Remove from the heat and quickly beat in the bicarbonate of soda with a wooden spoon, stirring constantly.
Pour the mixture onto the lined baking tray. Set aside until hard and then break into pieces using your hands.
For the parfait, place the egg yolks, coffee and half of the sugar into a small frying pan and whisk to combine.
Place over a low heat and cook gently, stirring occasionally, for about ten minutes, or until the mixture thickens.
Remove from the heat and pour through a metal sieve into a mixing bowl. Whisk until the mixture cools and is light and fluffy. Set aside.
In a clean mixing bowl, whisk the egg whites to form soft peaks when the whisk is removed from the bowl. Fold in the remaining sugar to make a raw meringue mixture.
Whisk the meringue mixture into the set-aside coffee mixture.
Place the cream into a separate bowl. Whip the cream until soft peaks form when the whisk is removed from the bowl. Fold the cream into the coffee mixture.
Line a rectangular loaf tin with cling film. Pour half of the parfait mixture into the tin.
Place pieces of the honeycomb on top of the parfait to cover. Pour the remainder of the parfait over the honeycomb.
Tap to settle and cover with cling film. Place in the freezer for two hours until frozen just solid.
For the custard, place the egg yolks and sugar in a bowl and whisk until well blended.
Place the milk and cream into a saucepan.
Using a sharp knife, scrape out the seeds of the vanilla pod and add to the milk mixture. Bring to the boil.
Pour the hot milk and cream onto the eggs, whisking all the time. Pour the mixture back into the saucepan and heat gently, stirring occasionally, until the mixture thickens. Keep warm.
For the chocolate-coated coffee beans, line a tray with greaseproof paper. Place the chocolate into a bowl and place over a pan of boiling water until melted.
Add the coffee beans to the chocolate and stir to coat. Pour into the lined tray and allow to cool. Break into pieces when cool.
To serve, remove the parfait from the freezer 20 minutes before serving. Cut 2cm/¾ slices of the parfait and place onto the centre of each serving plate. Spoon the custard around the edge and scatter over the chocolate coated coffee beans.


open class PowerMockitoFieldPreparer : FieldPreparer
A FieldPreparer for Powermock + Mockito. Powermock doesn't seem to offer a nice way to init mocks on an arbitrary object that isn't the testClass (and the runner/rule deals with those). So to handle testResources, we use this custom FieldPreparer that expects some mocks/spies to already be initialized (and doesn't touch those). We use PowerMockito#mock(Class)
to create mocks and Mockito#spy(Object)
/Mockito#spy(Class)
to create spies.
PowerMockitoFieldPreparer()
A FieldPreparer for Powermock + Mockito. Powermock doesn't seem to offer a nice way to init mocks on an arbitrary object that isn't the testClass (and the runner/rule deals with those). So to handle testResources, we use this custom FieldPreparer that expects some mocks/spies to already be initialized (and doesn't touch those). We use |
open fun prepareFields(objectWithMockFields: Any): Unit |


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Ducky Syntax is simple. Each command resides on a new line and may have options follow them. The commands are all written in CAPS. Most of the commands will invoke keystrokes or a combination of keys, while some offer delays or pauses. Below are the key commands you can use to create your scripts.
REM:
Lines that begin with REM will not be processed. REM is a comment.
DEFAULT_DELAY:
is used to define how long in milliseconds to wait before next command is executed.
DELAY:
creates a momentary pause in the script. Used for creating a momentary pause between sequential commands that may take the 'victim' machine some time to process.
STRING:
processes the text following taking special care to auto-shift.
WINDOWS or GUI:
used to emulate the Windows key or CMD key.


{% extends "base.html" %} {% block body %}
| Task | Host | Operator | Timestamp | Completed | Callback | Comment | View | Download |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| [[s.task]] | [[s.host]] | [[s.operator]] | [[toLocalTime(s.timestamp)]] | True No, [[s.chunks_received]] / [[s.total_chunks]] received |<EMAIL_ADDRESS>([[s.callback_id]]) | [[s.comment]] |


DocumentModel Class
The DocumentModel class is DocPad's representation of a website or project's content files. This can be individual web pages or blog posts etc. Generally, this is not other website files such as css files, images, or scripts - unless there is a requirement to have DocPad do transformation on these files. Extends the DocPad FileModel class https://github.com/docpad/docpad/blob/master/src/lib/models/file.coffee DocumentModel primarily handles the rendering and parsing of document files. This includes merging the document with layouts and managing the rendering from one file extension to another. The class inherits many of the file specific operations and DocPad specific attributes from the FileModel class. However, it also overrides some parsing and file output operations contained in the FileModel class.
Typically we do not need to create DocumentModels ourselves as DocPad handles all of that. Most of the time when we encounter DocumentModels is when querying DocPad's document collections either in the docpad.coffee file or from within a template.
indexDoc = @getCollection('documents').findOne({relativeOutPath: 'index.html'})
A plugin, however, may need to create a DocumentModel depending on its requirements. In such a case it is wise to use the built in DocPad methods to do so, in particular docpad.createModel
#check to see if the document alread exists ie its an update
docModel = @docpad.getCollection('posts').findOne({slug: 'some-slug'})
#if so, load the existing document ready for regeneration
if docModel
docModel.load()
else
#if document doesn't already exist, create it and add to database
docModel = @docpad.createModel({fullPath:'file/path/to/somewhere'})
docModel.load()
Constructor
DocumentModel
()
Item Index
Methods
- action
- addUrl
- choose
- clean
- clone
- confirm
- constructor
- contextualize
- delete
- deleteSource
- destroy
- encode
- extractConfig
- extractOptions
- generate
- getActionRunner
- getAttributes
- getBuffer
- getCommander
- getContent
- getEve
- getExtensions
- getFilename
- getFilePath
- getLayout
- getLocale
- getMeta
- getOptions
- getOutContent
- getPath
- getStat
- hasLayout
- help
- info
- init
- initialize
- install
- isBinary
- isBufferOutdated
- isOption
- isText
- load
- normalize
- parse
- performAction
- prompt
- referencesOthers
- removeUrl
- render
- render
- renderDocument
- renderExtensions
- renderLayouts
- run
- selectSkeletonCallback
- server
- set
- setBuffer
- setDefaults
- setMeta
- setMetaDefaults
- setOptions
- setStat
- setUrl
- start
- toJSON
- uninstall
- update
- upgrade
- watch
- welcomeCallback
- wrapAction
- write
- writeSource
Methods
action
-
next
-
opts
Do action
Parameters:
-
next
Function -
opts
Object
addUrl
-
url
Parameters:
-
url
String or Array
choose
-
message
-
choices
-
[opts={}]
-
next
Choose something
Parameters:
-
message
String -
choices
Object -
[opts={}]
Object optional -
next
Function
clean
-
next
Clean method
Parameters:
-
next
Function
clone
()
Object
Returns:
confirm
-
message
-
[opts={}]
-
next
Confirm an option
Parameters:
-
message
String -
[opts={}]
Object optional -
next
Function
constructor
-
opts
-
next
Constructor method. Setup the CLI
Parameters:
-
opts
Object -
next
Function
contextualize
-
[opts={}]
-
next
Contextualize the data. In other words, put our data into the perspective of the bigger picture of the data. For instance, generate the url for it's rendered equivalant. next(err)
Parameters:
-
[opts={}]
Object optional -
next
Objectcallback
delete
-
[opts]
-
next
Parameters:
-
[opts]
Object optional -
next
Objectcallback
deleteSource
-
[opts]
-
next
Parameters:
-
[opts]
Object optional -
next
Objectcallback
destroy
-
err
Destructor.
Parameters:
-
err
Object
encode
-
opts
Parameters:
-
opts
Object
Returns:
extractConfig
-
[customConfig={}]
Extract Configuration
Parameters:
-
[customConfig={}]
Object optional
Returns:
the DocPad config
extractOptions
-
attrs
Parameters:
-
attrs
Object
Returns:
generate
-
next
Generate action
Parameters:
-
next
Function
getActionRunner
()
Object
Returns:
getAttributes
-
[dereference=true]
Parameters:
-
[dereference=true]
Object optional
Returns:
getBuffer
()
Object
Returns:
getCommander
()
Get the commander
Returns:
the commander instance
getContent
()
String or Object
Returns:
getEve
-
next
Get the most ancestoral (root) layout we have - ie, the very top one. Often this will be the base or default layout for a project. The layout where the head and other html on all pages is defined. In some projects, however, there may be more than one root layout so we can't assume there will always only be one. This is used by the contextualize method to determine the output extension of the document. In other words the document's final output extension is determined by the root layout. next(err,layout)
Parameters:
-
next
Function
getExtensions
-
opts
Parameters:
-
opts
Object
Returns:
getFilename
-
[opts={}]
Parameters:
-
[opts={}]
Object optional
Returns:
getFilePath
-
[opts={}]
Parameters:
-
[opts={}]
Object optional
Returns:
getLayout
-
next
Get the layout object that this file references (if any). We update the layoutRelativePath as it is used for finding what documents are used by a layout for when a layout changes. next(err, layout)
Parameters:
-
next
Functioncallback
getLocale
()
Object
Returns:
getMeta
-
[args...]
Parameters:
-
[args...]
Object optional
Returns:
getOptions
()
Object
private
Returns:
getOutContent
()
String or Object
Get the file content for output. This will be the text content AFTER it has been through the rendering process. If this has been called before the rendering process, then the raw text content will be returned, or, if early enough in the process, the file buffer object.
Returns:
getPath
-
relativePath
-
parentPath
.
then we get the
path in relation to the document that is calling it.
Otherwise we just return it as normal
Parameters:
-
relativePath
String -
parentPath
String
Returns:
getStat
()
Object
Returns:
hasLayout
()
Boolean
Checks if the file has a layout.
Returns:
help
-
next
Help method
Parameters:
-
next
Function
info
-
next
Info method
Parameters:
-
next
Function
init
-
next
Action initialise
Parameters:
-
next
Function
initialize
-
attrs
-
[opts={}]
Parameters:
-
attrs
Objectthe file model attributes -
[opts={}]
Object optionalthe file model options
install
-
next
-
opts
Install method
Parameters:
-
next
Function -
opts
Object
isBinary
()
Boolean
Returns:
isBufferOutdated
()
Boolean
Returns:
isOption
-
key
Parameters:
-
key
String
Returns:
isText
()
Boolean
Returns:
load
-
[opts={}]
-
next
Parameters:
-
[opts={}]
Object optional -
next
Functioncallback
normalize
-
[opts={}]
-
next
Normalize any parsing we have done, because if a value has updates it may have consequences on another value. This will ensure everything is okay. next(err)
Parameters:
-
[opts={}]
Object optional -
next
Objectcallback
parse
-
[opts={}]
-
next
Parse our buffer and extract meaningful data from it. next(err).
Parameters:
-
[opts={}]
Object optional -
next
Objectcallback
performAction
-
action
-
args
-
[config={}]
Perform Action
Parameters:
-
action
Object -
args
Object -
[config={}]
Object optional
prompt
-
message
-
[opts={}]
-
next
Prompt for input
Parameters:
-
message
String -
[opts={}]
Object optional -
next
Function
referencesOthers
-
[flag=true]
Set flag to indicate if the document contains references to other documents. Used in the rendering process to decide on whether to render this document when another document is updated.
Parameters:
-
[flag=true]
Boolean optional
removeUrl
-
userUrl
Parameters:
-
userUrl
Objectthe url to be removed
render
-
[opts={}]
-
next
Triggers the render process for this document. Calls the renderExtensions, renderDocument and renderLayouts methods in sequence. This is the method you want to call if you want to trigger the rendering of a document manually.
The rendered content is returned as the result parameter to the passed callback and the DocumentModel instance is returned in the document parameter. next(err,result,document)
Parameters:
-
[opts={}]
Object optional -
next
Functioncallback
render
-
next
-
opts
Render method
Parameters:
-
next
Function -
opts
Object
renderDocument
-
opts
-
next
Triggers the renderDocument event after all extensions have been rendered. Listeners can use this event to perform transformations on the already rendered content.
Parameters:
-
opts
Object -
next
Functioncallback
renderExtensions
-
opts
-
next
Renders one extension to another depending on the document model's extensions property. Triggers the render event for each extension conversion. This is the point where the various templating systems listen for their extension and perform their conversions. Common extension conversion is from md to html. So the document source file maybe index.md.html. This will be a markdown file to be converted to HTML. However, documents can be rendered through more than one conversion. Index.html.md.eco will be rendered from eco to md and then from md to html. Two conversions. next(err,result)
Parameters:
-
opts
Object -
next
Functioncallback
renderLayouts
-
opts
-
next
Render and merge layout content. Merge layout metadata with document metadata. Return the resulting merged content to the callback result parameter. next(err,result)
Parameters:
-
opts
Object -
next
Functioncallback
run
-
next
Run method
Parameters:
-
next
Function
selectSkeletonCallback
-
skeletonsCollection
-
next
Select a skeleton
Parameters:
-
skeletonsCollection
Object -
next
Function
server
-
next
Server method
Parameters:
-
next
Function
set
-
attrs
-
opts
Parameters:
-
attrs
Arraythe attributes to be applied -
opts
Objectthe options to be applied
setBuffer
-
[buffer]
Parameters:
-
[buffer]
Object optional
setDefaults
-
attrs
-
opts
Parameters:
-
attrs
Objectthe attributes to be applied -
opts
Objectthe options to be applied
setMeta
-
attrs
-
opts
Parameters:
-
attrs
Objectthe attributes to be applied -
opts
Objectthe options to be applied
setMetaDefaults
-
attrs
-
opts
Parameters:
-
attrs
Objectthe attributes to be applied -
opts
Objectthe options to be applied
setOptions
-
[attrs={}]
Parameters:
-
[attrs={}]
Object optional
setStat
-
stat
Parameters:
-
stat
Object
setUrl
-
url
Parameters:
-
url
String
start
-
argv
Start the CLI
Parameters:
-
argv
Array
toJSON
-
[dereference=false]
Parameters:
-
[dereference=false]
Object optional
Returns:
uninstall
-
next
-
opts
Uninstall method
Parameters:
-
next
Function -
opts
Object
update
-
next
-
opts
Update method
Parameters:
-
next
Function -
opts
Object
upgrade
-
next
-
opts
Upgrade method
Parameters:
-
next
Function -
opts
Object
watch
-
next
Watch method
Parameters:
-
next
Function
welcomeCallback
-
opts
-
next
Welcome Callback
Parameters:
-
opts
Object -
next
Function
wrapAction
-
action
-
config
Wrap Action
Parameters:
-
action
Object -
config
Object
write
-
opts
-
next
Parameters:
-
opts
Object -
next
Functioncallback
writeSource
-
[opts]
-
next
Write the source file. Optionally pass the opts parameter to modify or set the file's path, content or type. next(err)
Parameters:
-
[opts]
Object optional -
next
Objectcallback
Properties
actionRunnerInstance
Object
private
buffer
Object
bufferTime
Object
detectEncoding
Boolean
The default attributes for any document model.
klass
Object
private
The document model class.
locale
Object
private
meta
Object
private
rootOutDirPath
String
stat
Object
TaskGroup
Object
private
type
String
private
String name of the model type. In this case, 'document'.


Determine if you think the following event pairs are mutually exclusive or not. Explain to yourself why you think they are or are not mutually exclusive. What information did you use to make your decisions?


Truth or Dare
In the spring of 2013, I was taking an introduction to python course and decided to take what knowledge I acquired and make a simple Truth or Dare game. After completion, I have used it a number of times with my friends for good fun. Now I want to take this and see if I can add and improve on it when I re-write it in C++.


a plane figure with three straight sides and three angles.
Equilateral
Iscoceless
Scalene
A triangle that has all sides equal
a triangle in which two sides have the same length
A scalene triangle is a triangle that has three unequal sides
please inter the first side of triangle


My GitHub Pages Site.
This is a placeholder for when I decide to build a site on github. Currently my personal website can be found at www.cfahy.com
Placeholder
With some more text!
This is a placeholder for when I decide to build a site on github. Currently my personal website can be found at www.cfahy.com
With some more text!


Marigot Bay is located mid-way along the NW coast of Saint Lucia. It lies approximately 3.4 miles to the SSW of Castries Harbour. It is a small inlet almost completely invisible from the sea until you are almost upon it.
James A Michener, the US Novelist, is famously quoted as describing it as "The Most Beautiful Bay in the Caribbean", it is also a historic landmark having played a roll in a number of battles between the French and Royal Navy. Legend has it that a British admiral hid his fleet from the French here by tucking themselves inside the bay and tying palm fronds to their masts to camoflage them.
It is famed as the setting for the 1967 film version of Hugh Lofting's classic Doctor Dolittle books, which starred Rex Harrison and Anthony Newley. The bay is used for the scenes involving the shipwreck, the fictional Great Pink Sea Snail and the construction of the harness for the Giant Lunar Moth.
Consequently, Marigot is the most visited bay on St. Lucia and popular with tourists, excursion boats and yachts alike.
When watching for the entrance, keep an eye open for the prominent house with the bright red roof on the cliff top at the southern entrance. The channel is lit with port and starboard markers (IALA B - American buoyage system – red right returning).
Position 13°58.1′N, 61°01.8′W (harbour entrance)
Security
A report was received in October 2014 from a boat that was burgled at night here (unlocked). Be sure to secure all hatches and doors when going ashore or asleep.
See Noonsite/StLucia/Clearance for full details on clearing into and out of St. Lucia.
Marigot Harbour is an official port of entry for Saint Lucia.
The Customs and Immigration Office is located in the Marina Village. Remember you are now on Caribbean time, so don't expect officers to be punctual.
Last updated January 2016.
Marigot Harbour is a completely sheltered anchorage and one of the best hurricane holes in the region.
Anchoring
It is possible to anchor in the outer bay outside of the channel near the entrance to the bay. The outer anchorage can be busy with numerous tourist boats and hotel guests in sailing dinghies. It can also get very crowded with yachts anchoring, so a watch is recommended.
Marina & Mooring Buoys
The marina and resort located in Marigot's inner bay were taken over by Capella Hotels and Resorts in 2013. Hurricane season berthing is offered and the marina promotes itself as an exclusive superyacht facility.
Mooring buoys are provided by the marina in the inner bay. The nightly charge does include use of the hotel facilities, which are very nice, although prices are not cheap. Pay at the marina office once you are tied up.
It is likely a number of small boats will approach you as you enter offering to help with mooring. One of these may well be from the marina mooring field in the inner bay. Others may be touting unofficial mooring balls, so take care.
Last updated January 2016.


FlagPole
A FlagPole
hoists a group of feature flags / feature toggles.
@dynamicMemberLookup public class FlagPole<RootGroup> where RootGroup: FlagContainer
It provides the primary mechanism for dynamically accessing Flag
s, looking
them up from multiple sources. It also provides methods for taking and interaction
with Snapshot
s of flags.
Each FlagPole
must be initalised with the type of a FlagContainer
:
struct MyFlags: FlagContainer {
// ...
}
let flagPpole = FlagPole(hoist: MyFlags.self)
You can then interact with the FlagPole
using dynamic member lookup:
if flagPole.myFlag == true { ... }
Initializers ¶
init(hoist:configuration:sources:)
¶
Initialises a FlagPole
with the supplied info.
public convenience init(hoist: RootGroup.Type, configuration: VexilConfiguration = .default, sources: [FlagValueSource]? = nil)
At minimum you need to provide a type that contains all of your Flag
and FlagGroup
s that conforms to FlagContainer
.
You can also specify how flag keys should be calculated and an array of flag value sources.
Parameters ¶
- hoist: - hoist: The type of
FlagContainer
to hoist. eg.MyFlags.self
- configuration: - configuration: An optional configuration describing how
Flag
keys should be calculated. Defaults toVexilConfiguration.default
- sources: - sources: An optional Array of
FlagValueSource
s to use as the flag pole’s source hierarchy. Defaults toFlagPole.defaultSources
Properties ¶
_configuration
¶
The configuration information supplied to the FlagPole
during initialisation.
let _configuration: VexilConfiguration
_sources
¶
An Array of FlagValueSource
s that are used during flag value lookup.
var _sources: [FlagValueSource]
This array is mutable so you can manipulate it directly whenever your need to change the hierarchy of your flag sources.
The order of this Array is the order used when looking up flag values.
defaultSources
¶
The default sources to use when they are not specified during init()
.
var defaultSources: [FlagValueSource]
The current default sources include:
UserDefaults.standard
_rootGroup
¶
The “Root Group” that contains your Flag tree/hierarchy.
var _rootGroup: RootGroup
publisher
¶
!os(Linux)
-
A
Publisher
that can be used to monitor flag value changes in real-time.var publisher: AnyPublisher<Snapshot<RootGroup>, Never>
A new
Snapshot
is emitted every time a flag value changes. The snapshot contains the latest state of all flag values in the tree.
Methods ¶
snapshot()
¶
Creates a Snapshot
of the current state of the FlagPole
public func snapshot() -> Snapshot<RootGroup>
The value of each Flag
within the FlagPole
is copied into the snapshot.
emptySnapshot()
¶
Creates an empty Snapshot
of the current FlagPole
.
public func emptySnapshot() -> Snapshot<RootGroup>
The snapshot itself will be empty and access to any flags
within the snapshot will return the flag’s defaultValue
.
insert(snapshot:at:)
¶
Inserts a Snapshot
into the FlagPole
s source hierarchy at the specified index.
public func insert(snapshot: Snapshot<RootGroup>, at index: Array<FlagValueSource>.Index)
Inserting a snapshot at the top of the hierarchy (eg at index 0
) is a good way to
override the values in the FlagPole without saving it to a source, but you can also
insert it anywhere in the hierarchy you need.
Parameters ¶
- snapshot: - snapshot: The
Snapshot
to be inserted - at: - at: The index at which to insert the
Snapshot
.
append(snapshot:)
¶
Appends a Snapshot
to the end of the FlagPole
s source hierarchy.
public func append(snapshot: Snapshot<RootGroup>)
Parameters ¶
- snapshot: - snapshot: The
Snapshot
to be added to the source hierarchy.
remove(snapshot:)
¶
Removes a Snapshot
from the FlagPole
s source hierarchy.
public func remove(snapshot: Snapshot<RootGroup>)
Parameters ¶
- snapshot: - snapshot: The
Snapshot
to be removed from the source hierarchy.
save(snapshot:to:)
¶
Saves the specified Snapshot
to the specified FlagValueSource
.
public func save(snapshot: Snapshot<RootGroup>, to source: FlagValueSource) throws
Only the values that are specifically included in the Snapshot
will be saved.
When you create a snapshot using FlagPole.snapshot()
, all values are copied into the Snapshot
.
If you created your snapshot using FlagPole.emptySnapshot()
, no values are included. Only values that
subsequently changed using the dynamic member lookup support would then be saved to source
:
// Create an empty snapshot
let snapshot = flagPole.emptySnapshot()
// Change any flags you need to
snapshot.subgroup.showMyTestFeature = true
// Save that back to `UserDefaults`. Only `subgroup.show-my-test-feature` will be saved.
try flagPole.save(snapshot: snapshot, to: UserDefaults.standard)
Parameters ¶
- snapshot: - snapshot: The
Snapshot
to save to the source. Only the values included in the snapshot will be saved. - to: - to: The
FlagValueSource
to save the snapshot to.


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1 ADA + 2 ADA Deposit for delegation that you’ll get back when you unstake + fees.
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Tabli does not make any outbound data connections and does not send any data whatsoever to any external application, extension or cloud service.
Tabli is free to install and use and the source code is available under a permissive (MIT) license. Tabli runs entirely as an extension in your browser.


I am a postoctoral fellow at the Carnegie Theoretical Astrophysics Center (CTAC) at the Carnegie Observatories. I use MHD simulations to study the explosion mechanism of core-collapse supernovae and the evolution of magnetocentrigugal winds, particularly those of newly born, highly magnetized neutron stars.


We can define a bounds property inside our center object and it will be filled with the maximum extent of the map.
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Introduction
Feater is a tool for rapid deployment of selected features of your web application to isolated testing or demo environments.
It’s tech-agnostic
It can be used regardless of languages or dependencies used in your project. This is possible because it uses Docker containers and Docker Compose configurations.
It’s open-source
It's released under MIT license. You can use it for free as well as modify it to suit your needs.
It’s easy to use
If your project has a Docker Compose setup and some build scripts you won't need much more to run it with Feater.
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It runs in Docker containers and you can use it on your local machine or set up a dedicated server for it.


§414D-115 Other methods of electing directors. A corporation may provide in its articles or bylaws for the election of directors by members or delegates:
(1) On the basis of chapter or other organizational unit;
(2) By region or other geographic unit;
(3) By preferential voting; or
(4) By any other reasonable method. [L 2001, c 105, pt of §1; am L 2002, c 130, §51; am L 2003, c 87, §1; am L 2011, c 37, §9]


Gove (Nhulunbuy) is the largest town in Arnhem Land in Australia's Northern Territories. It was built in the 1970's to service the aluminium ore mine. It is home to about 5 thousand people.
The aluminium smelting plant is on the northern coast of the bay but there are many attractive beaches and islands nearby.
Position 12° 12.5'S, 136° 41'E (Gove Harbour entrance).
Yachts should contact Gove Yacht Club on VHF Channel 16.
Visitors' permits to visit nearby aboriginal recreation areas can be obtained from Dhimurru Land Management Aboriginal Corporation, Tel. 61 8 8987 3992<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Yachts can anchor off Gove Yacht Club, located in Gove Harbour. Nhulunbuy is 5 km to the east.
Last updated July 2013.
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Command side: Given `RestaurantCreated` event, when `ActivateMenu` command is handled, new event `MenuActivated` is published by the command side component.
Query side: Given the event `MenuActivated` a `menu` view is eventually materialized and refreshed by the query side component.
| Id | Menu Version | Restaurant Id | Menu Items | Actions | Active |
|---|


26 assert(
next >= current);
27 return next - current;
38 static const T&
next(
const T* obj) {
return *(obj + 1); }
This is the top-level namespace for the SoundFontInfoLib library.
Definition: DSP.hpp:12
Base class that offers common functionality for working with entities that are part of a collection.
Definition: Entity.hpp:17
static const T & next(const T *obj)
Obtain reference to the next item in a collection.
Definition: Entity.hpp:38
static uint16_t calculateSize(uint16_t next, uint16_t current)
Calculate the number of bag elements between to items.
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This example shows the workings of the subgroups. Subgroups can be stacked on each other, and the items within each subgroup can be stacked.
When stacking is on for the whole timeline, all items in the timeline will be stacked with respect to each other unless the stackSubgroups
option is set to true
and at least one subgroup has stacking enabled. In that case the subgroups will be stacked with respect to each other and the elements in each subgroup will be stacked based on the individual
stacking settings for each subgroup.
| Option | Status | Toggle |
|---|---|---|
| Stacking | false | |
| stackSubgroups | true | |
| Stack Subgroup 0 | false | |
| Stack Subgroup 1 | false | |
| Stack Subgroup 2 | false |


Interface amm.mail.MailSink
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Interface amm.mail.MailSink
- public interface MailSink
- extends Object
An interface to be implemented by classes that receive e-mail via
POPHandlers. When a POPHandler is started, it runs through all
pending actions, and then closes the connection. Thus, the
MailSink needs to start a new POPHandler when there is not one
currently running but a some new action is required. The MailSink
must pass the POPHandler a PipedOutputStream before retrieving any
messages.
- See Also:
- POPHandler
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DEL_ALL
- The flag indicating that all messages should be removed from
the POP3 server.
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DELETE
- The flag indicating that one or more messages should be removed
from the POP3 server.
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GET_ALL
- The flag indicating that all mail should be retrieved from the POP3
server.
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GET_NEW
- The flag indicating that all new mail should be retrieved from the
POP3 server.
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UPDATE
- The flag indicating that the list of available messages should be
updated.
-
delWhich()
- When a DELETE action is called for, the POPHandler uses this to
determine which messages should be removed.
-
handlerDone()
- Signifies that the POPHandler has finished, and any new actions need
to be carried out by a new POPHandler.
-
numThere(int)
- The POPHandler uses this to tell the MailSink how many messages are
waiting on the server.
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pop3Host()
- Returns the address of the POP3 server the POPHandler should connect to.
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pop3Pass()
- Returns the password for the account on the POP3 server.
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pop3User()
- Returns the user name for the account on the POP3 server.
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remove()
- Returns a boolean indicating whether messages read from the POP3
server should be subsequently removed from the server.
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runNext()
- Returns an integer indicating the next action to be taken by the
POPHandler.
-
status(String)
- Receives status messages from the POPHandler.
-
verify(String, int)
- Returns an integer specifying the position of the message in the
mail client's list of known messages.
UPDATE
public final static int UPDATE
- The flag indicating that the list of available messages should be
updated.
GET_ALL
public final static int GET_ALL
- The flag indicating that all mail should be retrieved from the POP3
server.
GET_NEW
public final static int GET_NEW
- The flag indicating that all new mail should be retrieved from the
POP3 server.
DELETE
public final static int DELETE
- The flag indicating that one or more messages should be removed
from the POP3 server.
DEL_ALL
public final static int DEL_ALL
- The flag indicating that all messages should be removed from
the POP3 server.
pop3Host
public abstract String pop3Host()
- Returns the address of the POP3 server the POPHandler should connect to.
- Returns:
- The desired address.
pop3User
public abstract String pop3User()
- Returns the user name for the account on the POP3 server.
- Returns:
- The desired user name.
pop3Pass
public abstract String pop3Pass()
- Returns the password for the account on the POP3 server.
- Returns:
- The desired password.
numThere
public abstract void numThere(int num)
- The POPHandler uses this to tell the MailSink how many messages are
waiting on the server.
- Parameters:
- num - The number of messages waiting.
remove
public abstract boolean remove()
- Returns a boolean indicating whether messages read from the POP3
server should be subsequently removed from the server.
- Returns:
- True if the messages should be
removed.
status
public abstract void status(String msg)
- Receives status messages from the POPHandler. status typically
displays the messages to a status bar or the Standard Output.
- Parameters:
- msg - The message from the POPHandler.
verify
public abstract int verify(String msgId,
int last)
- Returns an integer specifying the position of the message in the
mail client's list of known messages. If the result is not
found, the message is considered to be new. The position of
the last message found can be used to speed searches.
- Parameters:
- msgId - The SMTP ID of the message on the server.
- last - The position of the last message found; -1
should cause the search to start at the beginning.
- Returns:
- The position of the message, or -1 if the
message was not found.
runNext
public abstract int runNext()
- Returns an integer indicating the next action to be taken by the
POPHandler.
- Returns:
- One of the flags declared above.
handlerDone
public abstract void handlerDone()
- Signifies that the POPHandler has finished, and any new actions need
to be carried out by a new POPHandler.
delWhich
public abstract String[] delWhich()
- When a DELETE action is called for, the POPHandler uses this to
determine which messages should be removed.
- Returns:
- SMTP IDs of messages to be removed, one at each
element of the array.
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Cylinder¶
- class pychemengg.heattransfer.externalflow.Cylinder[source]¶
Bases:
object
Models a circular cylinder.
- Parameters
- `None_required`‘None’
This class takes no parameters for instance creation.
Examples
First import the module externalflow.
>>> from pychemengg.heattransfer import externalflow as extflow >>> cyl = extflow.Cylinder # This will create an instance of the class 'Cylinder'. # Methods of the class 'Cylinder' can then be called like so :- # cyl.method(kwarg1=x, ...)
- Attributes
- `None_required`‘None’
This class does not expose any instance attributes.
- __init__(*args, **kwargs)¶
Methods
Nu_churchill_bernstein
([Re, Pr])Average Nusselt number for flow over circular cylinder.
Nu_hilpert_knudsen_katz
([Re, Pr])Average Nusselt number for flow over circular cylinder.
__init__
(*args, **kwargs)- Nu_churchill_bernstein(Re=None, Pr=None)[source]¶
Average Nusselt number for flow over circular cylinder.
- Parameters
- Reint or float
Reynolds number for fluid flow over the cylinder.
- Print or float
Prandtl number for the fluid.
- Returns
- Nuint or float
Average Nusselt number for turbulent flow on circular cylinder.
Warning
A Nusselt number is returned based on the equation even if parameters (such as Re, Pr) do not fall in their respective allowable range limits (see above under ‘Notes’). However, if this happens, a warning is issued.
Notes
The following formula is used:
\[Nu = 0.3 + \cfrac {0.62 Re^{1/2} Pr^{1/3}} {\left[ {1 + (\frac{0.4}{Pr})^{2/3}} \right]^{1/4}} \left[ 1 + \left( \frac {Re} {282000} \right)^{5/8} \right]^{4/5}\]where:
\(Re Pr > 0.2\)
Fluid properties are at film temp (\(T_{film}\)):
\(T_{film} = (T_{infinity} + T_{surface})/2\)
\(T_{infinity}\) = temperature of fluid away from surface
\(T_{surface}\) = temperature of surface
References
[1] Yunus A. Cengel and Afshin J. Ghajar, “Heat And Mass Transfer Fundamentals and Applications”, 6th Edition. New York, McGraw Hill Education, 2020.
Examples
First import the module externalflow.
>>> from pychemengg.heattransfer import externalflow as extflow >>> cyl = extflow.Cylinder() # This will create an instance of the class 'Cylinder'. # Then call the method like so :- >>> cyl.Nu_churchill_bernstein(Re=4.219e4, Pr=0.7202)<PHONE_NUMBER>7378223
- Nu_hilpert_knudsen_katz(Re=None, Pr=None)[source]¶
Average Nusselt number for flow over circular cylinder.
- Parameters
- Reint or float
Reynolds number for fluid flow over the cylinder.
- Print or float
Prandtl number for the fluid.
- Returns
- Nuint or float
Average Nusselt number for laminar/turbulent flow on circular cylinder.
Warning
A Nusselt number is returned based on the equation even if parameters (such as Re, Pr) do not fall in their respective allowable range limits (see above under ‘Notes’). However, if this happens, a warning is issued.
Notes
The following formula is used:
\[Nu = C Re^{m} Pr^{1/3} \]where:
C, m : depend on Re
\(0.4 \eqslantless Re \eqslantless 400000\)
\(Pr \eqslantgtr 0.7\)
Fluid properties are at film temp (\(T_{film}\)):
\(T_{film} = (T_{infinity} + T_{surface})/2\)
\(T_{infinity}\) = temperature of fluid away from surface
\(T_{surface}\) = temperature of surface
References
[1] Yunus A. Cengel and Afshin J. Ghajar, “Heat And Mass Transfer Fundamentals and Applications”, 6th Edition. New York, McGraw Hill Education, 2020.
Examples
First import the module externalflow.
>>> from pychemengg.heattransfer import externalflow as extflow >>> cyl = extflow.Cylinder() # This will create an instance of the class 'Cylinder'. # Then call the method like so :- >>> cyl.Nu_hilpert_knudsen_katz(Re=4.219e4, Pr=0.7202)<PHONE_NUMBER>8302727


Class: Aws::ServiceDiscovery::Types::DiscoverInstancesRequest
| Relationships & Source Files | |
| Super Chains via Extension / Inclusion / Inheritance | |
|
Class Chain:
self,
Struct
|
|
|
Instance Chain:
self,
::Aws::Structure ,
Struct
|
|
| Inherits: |
Struct
|
| Defined in: | gems/aws-sdk-servicediscovery/lib/aws-sdk-servicediscovery/types.rb |
Overview
Constant Summary
Instance Attribute Summary
-
#health_status ⇒ String
rw
The health status of the instances that you want to discover.
-
#max_results ⇒ Integer
rw
The maximum number of instances that you want Cloud Map to return in the response to a
DiscoverInstances
request. -
#namespace_name ⇒ String
rw
The
HttpName
name of the namespace. -
#optional_parameters ⇒ Hash<String,String>
rw
Opportunistic filters to scope the results based on custom attributes.
-
#query_parameters ⇒ Hash<String,String>
rw
Filters to scope the results based on custom attributes for the instance (for example,
\{version=v1, az=1a\}
). -
#service_name ⇒ String
rw
The name of the service that you specified when you registered the instance.
Instance Method Summary
::Aws::Structure
- Included
| #to_hash | Alias for Aws::Structure#to_h. |
Instance Attribute Details
#health_status ⇒ String
(rw)
The health status of the instances that you want to discover. This parameter is ignored for services that don't have a health check configured, and all instances are returned.
HEALTHY
: Returns healthy instances.
UNHEALTHY
: Returns unhealthy instances.
ALL
: Returns all instances.
HEALTHY_OR_ELSE_ALL
: Returns healthy instances, unless none are reporting a healthy state. In that case, return all instances. This is also called failing open.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-servicediscovery/lib/aws-sdk-servicediscovery/types.rb', line 488
class DiscoverInstancesRequest < Struct.new( :namespace_name, :service_name, :max_results, :query_parameters, :optional_parameters, :health_status) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#max_results ⇒ Integer
(rw)
The maximum number of instances that you want Cloud Map to return in
the response to a DiscoverInstances
request. If you don't specify
a value for MaxResults
, Cloud Map returns up to 100 instances.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-servicediscovery/lib/aws-sdk-servicediscovery/types.rb', line 488
class DiscoverInstancesRequest < Struct.new( :namespace_name, :service_name, :max_results, :query_parameters, :optional_parameters, :health_status) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#namespace_name ⇒ String
(rw)
The HttpName
name of the namespace. It's found in the
HttpProperties
member of the Properties
member of the namespace.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-servicediscovery/lib/aws-sdk-servicediscovery/types.rb', line 488
class DiscoverInstancesRequest < Struct.new( :namespace_name, :service_name, :max_results, :query_parameters, :optional_parameters, :health_status) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#optional_parameters ⇒ Hash
<String
,String
> (rw)
Opportunistic filters to scope the results based on custom
attributes. If there are instances that match both the filters
specified in both the QueryParameters
parameter and this
parameter, all of these instances are returned. Otherwise, the
filters are ignored, and only instances that match the filters that
are specified in the QueryParameters
parameter are returned.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-servicediscovery/lib/aws-sdk-servicediscovery/types.rb', line 488
class DiscoverInstancesRequest < Struct.new( :namespace_name, :service_name, :max_results, :query_parameters, :optional_parameters, :health_status) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#query_parameters ⇒ Hash
<String
,String
> (rw)
Filters to scope the results based on custom attributes for the
instance (for example, \{version=v1, az=1a\}
). Only instances that
match all the specified key-value pairs are returned.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-servicediscovery/lib/aws-sdk-servicediscovery/types.rb', line 488
class DiscoverInstancesRequest < Struct.new( :namespace_name, :service_name, :max_results, :query_parameters, :optional_parameters, :health_status) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#service_name ⇒ String
(rw)
The name of the service that you specified when you registered the instance.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-servicediscovery/lib/aws-sdk-servicediscovery/types.rb', line 488
class DiscoverInstancesRequest < Struct.new( :namespace_name, :service_name, :max_results, :query_parameters, :optional_parameters, :health_status) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end


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1. Watt, Samuel Beckett
2. Who Was Changed And Who Was Dead, Barbara Comyns
3. The Household Wreck, Thomas De Quincey
4. Amphigorey, Edward Gorey
5. The Falls, Peter Greenaway
6. Bartleby The Scrivener, Herman Melville
7. Pale Fire, Vladimir Nabokov
8. W or The Memory Of Childhood, Georges Perec
9. The Crying Of Lot 49, Thomas Pynchon
10. The Purple Cloud, M P Shiel
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A trip to Wembley awaits those who make it to the final as National League sides enter the hat hopeful of a capital day out.
The draw is being broadcast live on Talksport 2 at 12.45pm with ties to be played on December 14.
Notts are likely to use the first round to give run outs to players such as midfielder Jim O’Brien, right-back Dion Kelly-Evans and defender Zoumana Bakayogo.
On Tuesday night, the new owners Christoffer and Alexander Reedtz were asked in a fans’ forum whether they would love a trip to Wembley.
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| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| CheckUploadContentTypeFilter |
Filter that Enforces the content-type to be application/octet-stream for
POST and PUT requests.
|
| FSOperations |
FileSystem operation executors used by
HttpFSServer . |
| FSOperations.FSAclStatus |
Executor that gets the ACL information for a given file.
|
| FSOperations.FSAppend |
Executor that performs an append FileSystemAccess files system operation.
|
| FSOperations.FSConcat |
Executor that performs a concat FileSystemAccess files system operation.
|
| FSOperations.FSContentSummary |
Executor that performs a content-summary FileSystemAccess files system operation.
|
| FSOperations.FSCreate |
Executor that performs a create FileSystemAccess files system operation.
|
| FSOperations.FSCreateSnapshot |
Executor that performs a createSnapshot FileSystemAccess operation.
|
| FSOperations.FSDelete |
Executor that performs a delete FileSystemAccess files system operation.
|
| FSOperations.FSDeleteSnapshot |
Executor that performs a deleteSnapshot FileSystemAccess operation.
|
| FSOperations.FSFileChecksum |
Executor that performs a file-checksum FileSystemAccess files system operation.
|
| FSOperations.FSFileStatus |
Executor that performs a file-status FileSystemAccess files system operation.
|
| FSOperations.FSGetAllStoragePolicies |
Executor that performs a getAllStoragePolicies FileSystemAccess files
system operation.
|
| FSOperations.FSGetStoragePolicy |
Executor that performs a getStoragePolicy FileSystemAccess files system
operation.
|
| FSOperations.FSGetXAttrs |
Executor that performs getting xattrs FileSystemAccess files system
operation.
|
| FSOperations.FSHomeDir |
Executor that performs a home-dir FileSystemAccess files system operation.
|
| FSOperations.FSListStatus |
Executor that performs a list-status FileSystemAccess files system operation.
|
| FSOperations.FSListStatusBatch |
Executor that performs a batched directory listing.
|
| FSOperations.FSListXAttrs |
Executor that performs listing xattrs FileSystemAccess files system
operation.
|
| FSOperations.FSMkdirs |
Executor that performs a mkdirs FileSystemAccess files system operation.
|
| FSOperations.FSModifyAclEntries |
Executor that modifies acl entries for a file in a FileSystem
|
| FSOperations.FSOpen |
Executor that performs a open FileSystemAccess files system operation.
|
| FSOperations.FSRemoveAcl |
Executor that removes all acls from a file in a FileSystem
|
| FSOperations.FSRemoveAclEntries |
Executor that removes acl entries from a file in a FileSystem
|
| FSOperations.FSRemoveDefaultAcl |
Executor that removes the default acl from a directory in a FileSystem
|
| FSOperations.FSRemoveXAttr |
Executor that performs a removexattr FileSystemAccess files system
operation.
|
| FSOperations.FSRename |
Executor that performs a rename FileSystemAccess files system operation.
|
| FSOperations.FSRenameSnapshot |
Executor that performs a renameSnapshot FileSystemAccess operation.
|
| FSOperations.FSSetAcl |
Executor that sets the acl for a file in a FileSystem
|
| FSOperations.FSSetOwner |
Executor that performs a set-owner FileSystemAccess files system operation.
|
| FSOperations.FSSetPermission |
Executor that performs a set-permission FileSystemAccess files system operation.
|
| FSOperations.FSSetReplication |
Executor that performs a set-replication FileSystemAccess files system operation.
|
| FSOperations.FSSetStoragePolicy |
Executor that performs a setStoragePolicy FileSystemAccess files system
operation.
|
| FSOperations.FSSetTimes |
Executor that performs a set-times FileSystemAccess files system operation.
|
| FSOperations.FSSetXAttr |
Executor that performs a setxattr FileSystemAccess files system operation.
|
| FSOperations.FSTrashRoot |
Executor that performs getting trash root FileSystemAccess
files system operation.
|
| FSOperations.FSTruncate |
Executor that performs a truncate FileSystemAccess files system operation.
|
| FSOperations.FSUnsetStoragePolicy |
Executor that performs a unsetStoragePolicy FileSystemAccess files system
operation.
|
| HttpFSAuthenticationFilter |
Subclass of hadoop-auth
AuthenticationFilter that obtains its configuration
from HttpFSServer's server configuration. |
| HttpFSExceptionProvider |
JAX-RS
ExceptionMapper implementation that maps HttpFSServer's
exceptions to HTTP status codes. |
| HttpFSParametersProvider |
HttpFS ParametersProvider.
|
| HttpFSParametersProvider.AccessTimeParam |
Class for access-time parameter.
|
| HttpFSParametersProvider.AclPermissionParam |
Class for AclPermission parameter.
|
| HttpFSParametersProvider.BlockSizeParam |
Class for block-size parameter.
|
| HttpFSParametersProvider.DataParam |
Class for data parameter.
|
| HttpFSParametersProvider.DestinationParam |
Class for to-path parameter.
|
| HttpFSParametersProvider.FilterParam |
Class for filter parameter.
|
| HttpFSParametersProvider.GroupParam |
Class for group parameter.
|
| HttpFSParametersProvider.LenParam |
Class for len parameter.
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| HttpFSParametersProvider.ModifiedTimeParam |
Class for modified-time parameter.
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| HttpFSParametersProvider.NewLengthParam |
Class for newlength parameter.
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| HttpFSParametersProvider.OffsetParam |
Class for offset parameter.
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| HttpFSParametersProvider.OldSnapshotNameParam |
Class for OldSnapshotName parameter.
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| HttpFSParametersProvider.OperationParam |
Class for operation parameter.
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| HttpFSParametersProvider.OverwriteParam |
Class for overwrite parameter.
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| HttpFSParametersProvider.OwnerParam |
Class for owner parameter.
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| HttpFSParametersProvider.PermissionParam |
Class for permission parameter.
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| HttpFSParametersProvider.PolicyNameParam |
Class for policyName parameter.
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| HttpFSParametersProvider.RecursiveParam |
Class for delete's recursive parameter.
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| HttpFSParametersProvider.ReplicationParam |
Class for replication parameter.
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| HttpFSParametersProvider.SnapshotNameParam |
Class for SnapshotName parameter.
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| HttpFSParametersProvider.SourcesParam |
Class for concat sources parameter.
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| HttpFSParametersProvider.StartAfterParam |
Class for startafter parameter.
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| HttpFSParametersProvider.UnmaskedPermissionParam |
Class for unmaskedpermission parameter.
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| HttpFSParametersProvider.XAttrEncodingParam |
Class for xattr parameter.
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| HttpFSParametersProvider.XAttrNameParam |
Class for xattr parameter.
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| HttpFSParametersProvider.XAttrSetFlagParam |
Class for xattr parameter.
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| HttpFSParametersProvider.XAttrValueParam |
Class for xattr parameter.
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| HttpFSReleaseFilter |
Filter that releases FileSystemAccess filesystem instances upon HTTP request
completion.
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| HttpFSServer |
Main class of HttpFSServer server.
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| HttpFSServerWebApp |
Bootstrap class that manages the initialization and destruction of the
HttpFSServer server, it is a
javax.servlet.ServletContextListener
implementation that is wired in HttpFSServer's WAR
WEB-INF/web.xml . |
| HttpFSServerWebServer |
The HttpFS web server.
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(This applies to embedded co-browsing)
In order to exclude the content (value) of html text input fields (input element with type text or text area element) from being captured by unblu, add a special html attribute to the element, as follows:
<input type="text" unbluCapturingHint="block"/>
The co-browsing partner sees only placeholder characters (asterisks) instead of the content that is entered.
You can mark elements as protected, so that the consultant cannot edit them. To do so, add the attribute unbluEditingHint
to the element, as follows:

...blocked content...

This attribute will show a lock icon for the agent who clicks on the specific element.


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Before Change
sample, mean, log_std = self._f_dist(np.expand_dims([observation], 1))
sample = self.action_space.unflatten(np.squeeze(sample, 1)[0])
mean = self.action_space.unflatten(np.squeeze(mean, 1)[0])
log_std = self.action_space.unflatten(np.squeeze(log_std, 1)[0])
return sample, dict(mean=mean, log_std=log_std)
def get_actions(self, observations):
Get multiple actions from this policy for the input observations.
After Change
distribution.
actions, agent_infos = self.get_actions([observation])
return actions[0], {k: v[0] for k, v in agent_infos.items()}
def get_actions(self, observations):
Get multiple actions from this policy for the input observations.


#include <btLemkeAlgorithm.h>
Definition at line 29 of file btLemkeAlgorithm.h.
◆ btLemkeAlgorithm()
| btLemkeAlgorithm::btLemkeAlgorithm |
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const btMatrixXu & |
M_, |
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q_, |
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DEBUGLEVEL_ = 0 |
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◆ ~btLemkeAlgorithm()
| virtual btLemkeAlgorithm::~btLemkeAlgorithm |
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◆ findLexicographicMinimum()
| int btLemkeAlgorithm::findLexicographicMinimum |
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const btMatrixXu & |
A, |
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const int & |
pivotColIndex |
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◆ GaussJordanEliminationStep()
| void btLemkeAlgorithm::GaussJordanEliminationStep |
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btMatrixXu & |
A, |
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int |
pivotRowIndex, |
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int |
pivotColumnIndex, |
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const btAlignedObjectArray< int > & |
basis |
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◆ getInfo()
| int btLemkeAlgorithm::getInfo |
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◆ getSteps()
| int btLemkeAlgorithm::getSteps |
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void |
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get the number of steps until the solution was found
Definition at line 49 of file btLemkeAlgorithm.h.
◆ greaterZero()
| bool btLemkeAlgorithm::greaterZero |
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const btVectorXu & |
vector | ) |
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◆ LexicographicPositive()
| bool btLemkeAlgorithm::LexicographicPositive |
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const btVectorXu & |
v | ) |
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◆ setSystem()
◆ solve()
| btVectorXu btLemkeAlgorithm::solve |
( |
unsigned int |
maxloops = 0 | ) |
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solve algorithm adapted from : Fast Implementation of Lemke’s Algorithm for Rigid Body Contact Simulation (John E.
Lloyd)
Definition at line 60 of file btLemkeAlgorithm.cpp.
◆ validBasis()
◆ DEBUGLEVEL
| int btLemkeAlgorithm::DEBUGLEVEL |
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protected |
◆ info
| int btLemkeAlgorithm::info |
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protected |
did the algorithm find a solution
-1 : not successful 0 : successful
Definition at line 99 of file btLemkeAlgorithm.h.
◆ m_M
◆ m_q
◆ steps
| unsigned int btLemkeAlgorithm::steps |
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protected |
number of steps until the Lemke algorithm found a solution
Definition at line 86 of file btLemkeAlgorithm.h.
The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:


The Address Verification System (AVS) is a system used to verify the address of a person claiming to own a credit card. The system will check the billing address of the credit card provided by the user with the address on file at the credit card company.
AVS is unable to verify all addresses as some cards may not have address information associated with them. AVS results are only returned after a transaction has completed processing. This means that a merchant must refund or void a high-risk transaction, rather than blocking it before completing the initial purchase.
You can configure your account in the Back Office to decline a transaction if either the street address or the postal codes do not match. Navigate to Administration > Account Settings > Order Settings
.
AVS response codes are returned by the Payments API for purchases and pre-authorizations. You can read the Payment APIs spec here. They are also displayed in the transaction report in the Back Office. Navigate to Reporting/Analysis > Transaction Report
.
| ID | Results | Processed | Address Match | Postal/ZIP Match | Message |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Address Verification not performed for this transaction. |
| 5 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Invalid AVS Response. |
| 9 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Address Verification Data contains edit error. |
| A | 0 | 1 | 1 | 0 | Street address matches, Postal/ZIP does not match. |
| B | 0 | 1 | 1 | 0 | Street address matches, Postal/ZIP not verified. |
| C | 0 | 1 | 0 | 0 | Street address and Postal/ZIP not verified. |
| D | 1 | 1 | 1 | 1 | Street address and Postal/ZIP match. |
| E | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Transaction ineligible. |
| G | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Non AVS participant. Information not verified. |
| I | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Address information not verified for international transaction. |
| M | 1 | 1 | 1 | 1 | Street address and Postal/ZIP match. |
| N | 0 | 1 | 0 | 0 | Street address and Postal/ZIP do not match. |
| P | 0 | 1 | 0 | 1 | Postal/ZIP matches. Street address not verified. |
| R | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | System unavailable or timeout. |
| S | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | AVS not supported at this time. |
| U | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | Address information is unavailable. |
| W | 0 | 1 | 0 | 1 | Postal/ZIP matches, street address does not match. |
| X | 1 | 1 | 1 | 1 | Street address and Postal/ZIP match. |
| Y | 1 | 1 | 1 | 1 | Street address and Postal/ZIP match. |
| Z | 0 | 1 | 0 | 1 | Postal/ZIP matches, street address does not match. |


What is micro-credit and how is the growing global network of micro-financing changing the lives of women in developing regions all around the world? Micro-credit is a system whereby participating institutions provide applicants with small loans, which allow them to start or expand small businesses -- selling handicrafts, prepared food, or flowers, to name just a few. Those accepted for micro-credit loans are too poor to be approved for loans by conventional banks. But thanks to small micro-credit loans--even with loans as small as $25., $50., or $100 -- women can significantly develop their small enterprises and earn enough money to send children to school and build better homes for their families. When enough families in a given region benefit from micro-credit loans, the result is improvement in their communities' living standards and general quality of life.
Women who apply for micro-credit must often do so as part of a cooperative of three to five women.
Each woman obtains a loan and each woman becomes the guarantor of the
loan of the other members of
the cooperative. In other words, each woman promises that all members of the cooperative will pay
back the loans to the bank. This approach has proved successful again and again and has shown
repeated success in many parts of the world. In acknowledgement of the system's contribution to
economic and social development, the United Nations declared 2005 "The International Year of
Micro-credit".
Micro-financing was originally begun by Muhammad Yunus, a Professor of Economics from Bangladesh. It
started when Yunus decided to try an experiment, making small loans to some Bangladeshi village
women so they could develop their businesses. Conventional banks would not even consider giving
loans to such poor women, but Mr. Yunus was determined to give the women a chance. His decision paid off. All the women in the "loan cooperative" paid him back -- and
on time. Loans were made to other
cooperatives with similar success. This led to the creation of the Grameen Bank, which believed that
poor women with an entrepreneurial spirit could be trusted to pay back
money they borrowed. As Mr.
Yunus says, the difference between the Grameen Bank, which he founded, and other banks is that
Grameen accepts credit as a human right and gives the highest priority to those most in need--those
with the least material wealth who are most in need of credit.
By 2005, the International Year of Microcredit, all corners of the world saw the
establishment of
successful micro-enterprise networks, many coordinated by the United Nations Development Programme.
When asked why 94% of micro-enterprise loans were given to women, Yunus replied,
In 2006, the Nobel Committee awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in two parts: half to Muhammad Yunus, the founder who fostered the system of micro-credi and to the Grameen Bank which made low-interest loans available to so many poor people around the world. The micro-credit system has given millions hope of overcoming extreme poverty, and gaining an increased sense of dignity. As Muhammad Yunus said in his Nobel Prize acceptance speech,
Microcredit Success Stories
Frequently
Asked Microcredit Questions


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