I've worked in a pickle factory, as a taxi driver, as a marine biologist, and a slew of other things. I came to web development after working in a startup hub and realizing how much more I could contribute if I knew how to code. Now I'm working on building my skills and exploring a new-found passion.
Clonewars
A clone of Codewars, a training ground for developers.
The goal of this project was to create a pixel perfect clone of select features of the Codewars site. The front end was built with Angular, and the back end with Node/Express and SQL. One of the great challenges was properly testing user generated code, and funneling this code back and forth between the front and back ends. Another great challenge was to get the design as close as possible to the original in a limited time frame.
See the site here, or check out the GitHub repo. For a thorough overview of the project, watch our presentation on YouTube
Front-End Lead
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January 2017
The Great Social Accumulator
A single-page app designed to aid influencer marketing
This application was built as a tool for people searching for potential influencer marketers. The user inputs Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram links, and the app parses out user and post ids from the link then collects useful data from the proper API. It has a simple Angular 1 back-end, but where the app really shines is the Node.js server. It uses sockets to lower the back-end load while collecting potentially thousands of data. We made it a priority to keep development as test-driven as possible, so the various api calls are especially robust due to a large Mocha/Chai test suite.
Environmentally responsible React Native Mobile App
Nu.world is an environmentally conscious social app. Pretty cool, right? One of the great challenges of this app was teaching myself React Native in order to have solid mobile performance while using web languages with which I was familiar.
The Great Social Accumulator
A single-page app designed to aid influencer marketing
This application was built as a tool for people searching for potential influencer marketers. The user inputs Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram links, and the app parses out user and post ids from the link then collects useful data from the proper API. It has a simple Angular 1 back-end, but where the app really shines is the Node.js server. It uses sockets to lower the back-end load while collecting potentially thousands of data. We made it a priority to keep development as test-driven as possible, so the various api calls are especially robust due to a large Mocha/Chai test suite.
See the site here, or check out the GitHub repo.


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APIs
API List
Detailed versions
YIELD API
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MySQL Producer is a command line tool to use with ODataProducer if
underlying data source is MySQL.It generates few PHP classes which are required
to use the OData Producer to expose your database using OData protocol.
ODataProducer for PHP is a server library
which is requires to exposes the data source by using of OData Protocol.
Open Data Protocol is an open protocol for sharing data. It is built upon
AtomPub (RFC 5023) and JSON. OData is a REST (Representational State Transfer) protocol, therefore a simple web
browser can view the data exposed through an OData
service.
The OData
technology has four main parts:
·
The
OData data model, which provides a generic way to organize and describe
data.
·
The
OData protocol, which lets a client make requests to and get responses
from an OData service. Data sent by an OData service can be represented on the
wire today either in the XML-based format defined by Atom/AtomPub or in
JavaScript Object Notation (JSON).
·
OData
client libraries,
OData clients are applications making OData requests and getting results via
the OData protocol.
·
An
OData service, which exposes an endpoint that allows access to data.
This service implements the OData protocol, and it also uses the abstractions
of the OData data model to translate data between its underlying forms.
One
of the coolest things about Data Services is its provider model. Any
data-source can be exposed as an OData
Data Service simply by implementing a few interfaces. Developer can use data
providers to expose this data as an OData feed.
The data
service can use custom providers for interacting with the underlying Data
Source means any data-source can be exposed as an OData Data Service. The
provider implementation defines the data model for the service.
User has to implement following set of
interfaces to expose their data source by using of OData Producer:
|
Provider
Interfaces |
Description |
|
IServiceProvider |
Informs the framework that the class represents a service with Data Service Providers implementation. |
|
IDataServiceMetadataProvider |
Framework uses the class which implements this interface to get information about available ResourceTypes, Properties, Keys, NavigationProperties, and ResourceSets. |
|
IDataServiceQueryProvider |
Framework uses the class which implements this interface to
fulfill all HTTP GET requests. |
|
IDataServiceQueryProvider2 ( Optional : If filtering should be taken care by DB rather than library then only its
implementation is require) |
It is same as
IDataServiceQueryProvider except one
difference that with IDataServiceQueryProvider library does the filtering and if result-set is big
then performance of the library will
not up to the marks but with IDataServiceQueryProvider2,library appends the
filtering criteria in the SQL query hence library don’t need to concern about
filtering. |
|
IExpressionProvider (Optional : External Implementation of IExpressionProvider is require only with IDataServiceQueryProvider2 else library has one internal implementation and end-developer don’t need to implement this interface.) |
Framework uses this class to convert filtering criteria into one
expression corresponding to the underlying DB. |
|
(Optional : if entity contains any
binary data only) |
Framework uses the class which implements this interface to manipulate an underlying stream for Media Link Entries. |
Here MySQL Producer comes in the picture and
if underlying data source is MySQL then user can use this tool to generate all
the required providers (Except IDataServiceStreamProvider).
1)
PHP-5.3
2)
Doctrine DBAL
& Doctrine Common
3)
MySQL
1)
PHP-5.4
2)
Doctrine DBAL
& Doctrine Common
3)
MySQL
Here
“ProvidersGenerator” folder contain .xsl files which are required to
generate the PHP classes and
“OutputFiles” folder contains the generated output files(PHP classes and
EDMX files). First MySQL Producer will create one folder in “OuputFiles” for
the service and that service specific folder contain all the output files.
“OutputFiles”
would look like:
Here “Northwind” folder created by
MySQL-Producer because we executed this tool to generate the required PHP
classes for exposing northwind DB.Here Northwind folder contains following
files:
Here tool will generate
NorthWindDSExpressionProvider if we are implementing interface
IDataServiceQueryProvider2.
MySQL
Producer has one “system.config.xml” file to configure few of the options
before execution. This file is
shown in the following file structure:
Here one default service.config file
is given as shown in figure.
Specification of all these options is given
below:
·
<viewManyToManyRelationship>: This tag is used for handling many to many
relationships in MetadataProvider.php and QueryProvider.php files.
Allowable values for this tag are true and false only. If
value of this tag is true then EDMX file will generates many to many
relationship in below scenario:
There is one table B which contains
only two fields one field is foreign key of one table A and other field is
foreign key of another table B. And the relation between A to B is Many(A) to
One(B). And relation between B to C is One(B) to Many(C). Then EDMX file will
show relation between A and C is Many(A) to Many(C).
·
<queryProviderVersion> : This tag is used for defines version of query
provider. Allowed values for this tag are 1 and 2 only. If value is 2 then tool will generate implementation
of IDataServiceQueryProvider2 as well as IDataServiceExpressionProvider
interfaces.
·
<nameEntitySetPageSize> : This tag is used to set allowable entity sets for
the given page size.Allowed values for this tag are *
and comma(,) separated entity sets values
·
<pagesizeEntitySetPageSize> : This tag will set page size for given entity
sets.Allowed values for this tag are integer value >=
1.
·
<nameEntitySetAccessRule> : Allowed values for this tag are * and comma(,) separated
entity sets values.
·
<pagesizeEntitySetAccessRule> : This tag will set access rule for given entity
sets.Allowed values for this tag are NONE | READ_SINGLE
|READ_MULTIPLE | WRITE_APPEND |WRITE_REPLACE | WRITE_DELETE | WRITE_MERGE |
READ_ALL | WRITE_ALL | ALL.
·
<acceptCountRequest> : This tag is used to allow or disallow count
request.Allowable values for this tag are true
and false only.
·
<acceptProjectionRequest> : This tag is used to allow or disallow
Projection request.Allowable values for this tag are true
and false only.
·
<maxDataServiceVersion> : This tag will set the maximum allowable data
service version for the requests.Allowed values for this tag are V1, V2 and V3 only.
·
<maxExpandCount> : This tag will set the maximum allowable expand
counts for the requests.Allowed values for this tag are integer value >=1 or NULL.
·
<maxExpandDepth> : This tag will set the maximum allowable expand
depth for the requests.Allowed values for this tag are integer value >=1 or NULL.
·
<maxResultsPerCollection> : This tag will set the maximum allowable
results per collection for the requests.Allowed values for this tag are integer
value >=1 or NULL.
·
<useVerboseErrors> : This tag is used to display verbose error or
not.Allowable values for this tag are true, false or NULL only.
Functionality of MySQL-Producer is divided in 2 different stages:
·
EDMX
Generation
o
This
stage parse the underlying DB schemas and creates EDMX in xml format.This file
contains details about each entity,properties and navigations
·
Generations
of all the providers
o
This
stage uses the EDMX as input and generates PHP classes which we can use with
OData Producer to implement an Odata service.
Tool provides flexibility to the end user that they can modify the EDMX
file also if they don’t want to expose few of the entities and navigations and
then user can run the second stage of MySQL connector which would use modified
EDMX file as input source and will generate the required PHP classes which user
want to expose using Odata.
EDMX
generation uses doctrine to generate the EDMX file. In this stage tool reads
all the defined objects in the underlying DB and then generates a EDMX file in
XML format.
We have to execute
following command for this stage:
php MySQLConnector.php /db=<DB Name> /srvc=<Service Name>
/u=<MySQL Username> /pw=<MySQL Password> [/p=<port of MySQL
Server>] /h=<host name of MySQL server
Here we have to pass all the
connection perameters which are required to make a connection to underlying DB
so that tool can capture the schema definations which are defined in the
underlying DB and can use those definations to generate the EDMX file which
would contain details about all the entities defined in the DB and their
navigations,primary keys,secondary/foreign keys and properties.
·
We
can specify all the command line options in any order.
·
Speciying
portnumber(/p=<port number>) is optioal and it is required only if mysql
server is not running on default port.
·
Here
we don’t need to specify angular brackets(<>) in the command.
After generation of EDMX file, tool
gives an option to the user so that they can break the execution, modify the
EDMX file and then can start the second stage execution, if user doesn’t want
to expose few of the entities and their navigations else it would continue the
execution for the second stage and will use the generated EDMX file for
generating the required PHP classes.
This stage use the EDMX file as input
file(generated in the previos stage) and generate the PHP classes(providers)
based on that EDMX file.
We have to execute the following
command for this stage:
php
MySQLConnector.php /srvc=<Service Name>
Here we need to pass only sevice-name
and that must be same as mentioned in the first stage.
Please make sure that above mentiond
command to execute this stage is required only if we had terminated the
processing of first stage (After generation of EDMX file) to modifying the EDMX
file else our Stage-1 command will continue the processing for this stage and
will generate all the required PHP classes for ODataProducer.
After successful execution of Stage-2
we will have all the required PHP classes in “OutputFiles/<Service-Name”
folder which we can use to implement odata based service.All the generated
files will contain vale of service-name as prefix.
We would
have one specific sub-folder of that service insde “OutputFiles” folder like we
have one folder for Northwind service(As displayed in following diagram)
·
Now
please make sure that we have all the required PHP classes in this sub-folder
and this folder must contain one service.config file also which is required to
configure an odata service.
·
Copy
all these files PHP files into the OData service folder.
·
Now
open the service.config file which we found in above mentioned stage and append
those xml contents in the Odata config file to configure the service is an
odata enabled service PHP so that
OData-Producer can generate the OData
feeds for the specified service.
o
We
would have following contents for northwind service
Now you are
ready to expose your data by using of OData-Producer.
We are assuming that end-developer already has downloaded
& configured the Odata-Producer.
Doctrine ORM is the package which
contains Doctrine-Comman and Doctrine-DBAL which are pre-requistie of ODataConnectorForMySQL
(MySQL-Producer)
Download & install the Doctrine ORM using Pear utility.Execute the following commands to install Doctrine:
pear channel-discover pear.doctrine-project.org
pear install doctrine/DoctrineORM
For more information refer (http://www.doctrine-project.org/projects/orm/download).
If above mentioned pear commad
doesn’t works then we can use following approach to install the doctrine manually:
1) Download
the Doctrine ORM from http://www.doctrine-project.org/projects/orm/download .
2)
Include the path
of Doctrine ORM in PHP.ini.
include_path = “.;/path/to/doctrine_orm”;
3)
If application is
still not including the doctrine ORM path after setting in the step 2, add
following path in OdataConncetorForMySQL/MysqlConnector.php at top of the file.
set_include_path
(
'/path/to/doctrine_orm
);
OR
ini_set
(
'include_path'
,
'/path/to/doctrine_orm
'
);
Include
the following include_path entry in the PHP.ini
file:
include_path =
“.;/Path/to/ODataConnectorForMySQL/ODataConnectorForMySQL”;
Database: Installation and
Configuration
This step is
required only if we are going to use MySQL as data-source.
We can download and install the MySQL-Server from
the following URL: http://dev.mysql.com/downloads/mysql/
This step is
required only for testing the sample NorthWind service.
We have to install NorthWind database. The sample
MySQL database for Northwind is in “ODataConnectorFor MySQL\Tests”.
We have to just make database named “northwind”
in MySQL and import the file “northwind.sql”.


python manage.py runserver <IP_ADDRESS>:8000
FROM python:3.6
WORKDIR /app
# By copying over requirements first, we make sure that Docker will cache
# our installed requirements rather than reinstall them on every build
COPY requirements.txt /app/requirements.txt
RUN pip install -r requirements.txt
# Now copy in our code, and run it
COPY . /app
EXPOSE 8000
CMD python manage.py runserver <IP_ADDRESS>:8000
version: '2'
services:
web:
build: .
ports:
- "8000:8000"
volumes:
- .:/app
links:
- db
db:
image: "postgres:9.6"
ports:
- "5432:5432"
environment:
POSTGRES_PASSWORD: hunter2
docker-compose up --build
DO NOT USE THIS SERVER IN A PRODUCTION SETTING
pip install gunicorn
gunicorn --bind <IP_ADDRESS>:8000 djangodocker.wsgi
FROM python:3.6
WORKDIR /app
# By copying over requirements first, we make sure that Docker will cache
# our installed requirements rather than reinstall them on every build
COPY requirements.txt /app/requirements.txt
RUN pip install -r requirements.txt
# Now copy in our code, and run it
COPY . /app
EXPOSE 8000
CMD python manage.py runserver <IP_ADDRESS>:8000
CMD gunicorn --bind <IP_ADDRESS>:8000 djangodocker.wsgi
Serve static files
Reverse proxy Django
FROM python:3.6-jessie
WORKDIR /app
RUN apt-get update && apt-get install --no-install-recommends -y nginx \
&& rm -rf /var/lib/apt/lists/*
# By copying over requirements first, we make sure that Docker will cache
# our installed requirements rather than reinstall them on every build
COPY requirements.txt /app/requirements.txt
RUN pip install -r requirements.txt
COPY nginx.conf /etc/nginx/nginx.conf
RUN python -u manage.py collectstatic
# Now copy in our code, and run it
COPY . /app
EXPOSE 8000
CMD nginx && gunicorn --bind unix:/tmp/gunicorn.sock djangodocker.wsgi
http {
upstream app_server {
# fail_timeout=0 means we always retry an upstream even if it failed
# to return a good HTTP response for UNIX domain socket setups
server unix:/tmp/gunicorn.sock fail_timeout=0;
}
server {
listen 8000 deferred;
location /static/ {
root /var/www;
}
location / {
proxy_pass http://app_server;
}
}
}
SECRET_KEY = os.environ['SECRET_KEY']
_debug = os.environ.get('DEBUG', '0')
DEBUG = _debug == '1' # only switch on debug if the DEBUG env var is '1'
ALLOWED_HOSTS = [os.environ['HOST']]
DATABASES = {
'default': {
'ENGINE': 'django.db.backends.postgresql',
'NAME': os.environ['DB_NAME'],
'USER': os.environ['DB_USER'],
'PASSWORD': os.environ['DB_PASSWORD'],
'HOST': os.environ['DB_HOST']
}
}
STATIC_ROOT = '/var/www/static'
...
COPY requirements.txt /app/requirements.txt
RUN pip install -r requirements.txt
ENV SECRET_KEY=INSECURE_PLACEHOLDER \
HOST='*' \
DB_HOST='PLACEHOLDER' \
DB_NAME='PLACEHOLDER' \
DB_USER='PLACEHOLDER' \
DB_PASSWORD='PLACEHOLDER'
...
Running as a non-root user
Reducing the image size further
Ensure that all logging is to stdout
auth & celery branches


Upload file
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Select a file to upload:


new Window()
- Since:
-
- 1.0.0
Classes
Methods
-
<static> alert(message [, title] [, callback])
-
Displays an alert dialog with the specified content and an
OK
button.Notes
The alert dialog should be used for messages which do not require any response on the part of the user, other than the acknowledgement of the message.
Dialog boxes are modal windows - they prevent the user from accessing the rest of the program's interface until the dialog box is closed. For this reason, you should not overuse any function that creates a dialog box (or modal window).
Parameters:
Name Type Argument Description message
String Text you want to display in the alert dialog, or, alternatively, an object that is converted into a string and displayed.
title
String <optional>
Title you want to display in the alert dialog.
callback
function <optional>
Callback function to be invoked after the message box is closed.
- Since:
-
- 1.0.0
- See:
Throws:
-
If invalid argument
- Type
- TypeError
-
<static> confirm(message [, title] [, okCallback] [, cancelCallback])
-
Displays a modal dialog with a message and two buttons,
OK
andCancel
.Notes
Dialog boxes are modal windows - they prevent the user from accessing the rest of the program's interface until the dialog box is closed. For this reason, you should not overuse any function that creates a dialog box (or modal window).
Parameters:
Name Type Argument Description message
String Text you want to display in the dialog, or, alternatively, an object that is converted into a string and displayed.
title
String <optional>
Title you want to display in the dialog.
okCallback
function <optional>
Callback function to be invoked after user clicks on the
OK
button.cancelCallback
function <optional>
Callback function to be invoked after user clicks on the
Cancel
button, or simply closes the dialog window.- Since:
-
- 1.0.0
- See:
Throws:
-
If invalid argument
- Type
- TypeError
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<static> open(externalURL)
-
Loads a resource into a new browsing context (such as a window), depending on the browser preferences.
This method creates a new secondary browser window, similar to choosing New Window from the File menu. The new window is created with the default toolbars of the main window.
Note that remote URLs won't load immediately. The actual fetching of the URL is deferred and starts after the current script block finishes executing. The window creation and the loading of the referenced resource are done asynchronously.
Parameters:
Name Type Description externalURL
String The URL to be loaded in the newly opened window. It can be an HTML document on the web, image file or any resource supported by the browser.
- Since:
-
- 1.0.0
- See:
Throws:
-
If invalid argument
- Type
- TypeError


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Sunday's Best Bet: Queen Bee to You can sting rivals in Betty Grable
by Jarrod HorakSunday’s 7th race from Del Mar is the $100,000 Betty Grable Stakes for California-bred fillies and mares dashing seven furlongs on the main track (Post Time - 6:33 p.m. ET).
Click here for Del Mar Entries & Results
#7 QUEEN BEE TO YOU (3-1) drew comfortably and reconnects with Flavien Prat. She projects an outside stalking trip and is a reliable performer for sharp turf/dirt trainer Andrew Lerner.
#5 Mo See Cal (5-2) is a miler with early-pressing speed, and she finished 2nd in her lone extended sprint try. She reconnects with winning rider Abel Cedillo.
#3 Starr of Quality (7-2) is a two turn flat mile specialist turning back for +ROI route/sprint trainer Bill Spawr. She is 0-for-5 with four minor awards at Del Mar.
#1 Show It N Moe It (4-1) might be best used underneath. She might sit an okay inner stalking trip but is 0-for-5 at seven panels. She fired trifecta shots in six of nine local starts (1 win).
Wagers:
#7 to win
Quinella 7/3-5
Trifecta 5-7/3-5-7/1-3-5-7
November 2019 Best Bet Winners
Nov 4 - KARSAVINA ($9.60), Quinella ($15.80)
Nov 5 - MISCHEVIOUS ALEX ($7.00)
Nov 6 - FINAL CUT ($8.00), Trifecta ($47.80)
Nov 7 - HAY FIELD ($7.50), Exacta ($20.80)
Nov 10 - FLY SO PRETTY ($23.20), Exacta ($79.50)


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Publications
Peer-Reviewed Publications
- Naveena Karusala, Aditya Vishwanath, Aditya Vashistha, Sunita Kumar, and Neha Kumar. "Only if you use English you will get to more things": Using Smartphones to Navigate Multilingualism. In Proceedings of the 2018 CHI Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems (CHI 2018). ACM, New York, NY, USA. Forthcoming.
- Naveena Karusala, Aditya Vishwanath, Arkadeep Kumar, Aman Mangal, and Neha Kumar. 2018. Care as a Resource in Underserved Learning Environments. PACM: Human-Computer Interaction: Computer-Supported Cooperative Work and Social Computing (CSCW). Vol. 1: No 2. Forthcoming.
- Karusala, N., Perrier, T. and Kumar, N. (2017). #ifafricawasabar: Participation on Twitter across African Borders. In: A. de Kosnik and K. Edwards, ed., #Identity: Twitter and The Politics of Representation. Ann Arbor: University of Michigan Press. Forthcoming.
- Neha Kumar, Naveena Karusala, Aaditeshwar Seth, and Biswajit Patra. 2017. Usability, tested? Interactions 27(4).
- Naveena Karusala and Neha Kumar. Women's Safety in Public Spaces: Examining the Efficacy of Panic Buttons in New Delhi. In Proceedings of the 2017 CHI Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems (CHI 2017). ACM, New York, NY, USA.
- Neha Kumar, Rajesh Chandwani, and Naveena Karusala. 2016. Addressing Patient Waiting Times in Low-Resource Environments. In Proceedings of the Eighth International Conference on Information and Communication Technologies and Development (ICTD 2016). ACM, New York, NY, USA.
Peer-Reviewed Workshops, Posters, and Abstracts
- Naveena Karusala, Trevor Perrier, Neha Kumar. 2017. Twitter as an Across-Border Social Media Platform: Who is Participating? HCI Across Borders Symposium. CHI 2017.
- Azra Ismail, Naveena Karusala, and Neha Kumar. 2017. Designing for Use and Non-Use: The Case of Neighborhood Clinics. Symposium Paper. ACM CHI 2017.
- Naveena Karusala, Michael Muller, and Neha Kumar. 2017. Taking a Feminist Approach to Feminist Futures. Workshop Paper. CSCW 2017.
White Papers
- Alex Akins, Naveena Karusala, Alexandre Poux, and Louis Williams. United States. Georgia Institute of Technology. Virtual Browsing: The Georgia Tech Library in the Digital Age. 2015.


NEWS.md
Edited vignette to accommodate deprecated function align_pander()
. Help pages for deprecated functions are available by running help("docxtools-deprecated")
.
Edited function n()
as dplyr::n()
for compatibility with dplyr release 0.8.0
This update removes the dependency on CRAN package pander, now scheduled for archival on 2018–07–19.
align_pander()
deprecated, suggest using knitr::kable()
insteadstr_trunc()
.In format_engr()
, added the ambig_0_adj
argument. An optional argument to reformat (or not) to address ambiguous trailing zeros.
For format_engr()
sprintf()
with formatC()
for better control of significant trailing zeros.


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THE BEST FOOD BLOG ON THE WEB.
POSTED ON 15 DEC 2013/DESSERTS
For the fig-swirl
Ice cream
Ice cream machine
Food enthusiast, photography fan. Add a pinch of raw foodism and that's pretty much who I am.


Preparation time
less than 30 mins
Cooking time
over 2 hours
Serves
Serves 4-6
Try James Martin's simple recipe for a lamb roast dinner with all the trimmings.
For the roast lamb, preheat the oven to 170C/325F/Gas 3.
Mix the salt, rosemary and thyme together in a bowl and rub all over the lamb shoulder.
Set aside for at least one hour, preferably up to four hours.
Remove the salt from the lamb shoulder, rinse and pat dry. Rub the lamb with the olive oil
Place the onions into a flameproof roasting tin, place the lamb on top and cover with aluminium foil.
Roast in the oven for two hours, basting occasionally, them remove the aluminium foil and roast for a further 1-2 hours, or until the meat is very tender.
Remove the lamb from the tray and set aside to rest.
Place the tray back on the hob, and deglaze with the white wine. Continue to cook until the volume of the wine has reduced by half. Stir in the flour and cook for 1-2 minutes, then add the stock and cook for a further 2-3 minutes.
Strain the gravy through a sieve into a clean saucepan, then season to taste with salt and freshly ground black pepper.
Meanwhile, for the roast potatoes, place the potatoes into a large saucepan, cover with water, add a pinch of salt and bring to the boil. Reduce the heat and simmer for 4-5 minutes.
Meanwhile, place the beef dripping into a large roasting tray and preheat in the oven.
Drain the potatoes in a colander and shake around a little to roughen up the edges.
Add the potatoes to the preheated fat and turn carefully, or until coated in the fat. Sprinkle with salt and place in the oven for 30 minutes, until starting to turn golden-brown and crisp.
Turn the potatoes and return to the oven for a further 20-30 minutes.
Meanwhile, heat a lidded frying pan until hot, add the butter and spring greens and fry for 2-3 minutes then add the water and cover with a lid. Cook for a further 2-3 minutes, or until the greens have wilted.
Season with salt and freshly ground black pepper.
For the mint sauce, place the chopped mint into a small bowl.
Heat the vinegar and sugar in a saucepan until simmering and pour the mixture onto the mint. Stir until well combined.
To serve, using a knife and fork, pull large pieces of meat away from the bone and arrange on a large serving place. Set some roasted potatoes alongside with the spring greens. Finish with a spoonful of mint sauce and a good drizzle of gravy.


上海嘉因生物科技有限公司，是致力于高通量实验设计，高通量实验实施及生物信息学分析的医学科研服务企业。我们的核心成员来自于哈佛大学、加州大学洛杉矶分校、清华大学和同济大学等国内外知名学府。截至目前，团队成员已在Nature，Cancer Cell，Genome Research，Nature Structural & MolecularBiology，Leukemia 和 Nucleic Acids Research等国际顶尖学术期刊发表20余篇学术论文，累计影响因子超过220。
1)The modENCODE Consortium. modENCODE and ENCODE resources for analysis of metazoan chromatin organization. Nature, 2014.  Cancer Cell, 2014. (IF:23.9)
3)Canonical nucleosome organization at promoters forms during genome activation. Genome Research, 2014. (IF: 13.9)
4)Integrative genomic analyses reveal clinically relevant long non-coding RNA in human cancer. Nature Structural & Molecular Biology, 2013. (IF:11.6)
5)Integrating Gene and Mir Expression Profiles and Regulatory Network Structures to Define Aberrent Feed Forward Loops with Functional and Clinical Implications in Myeloma. Blood, 2012. (IF:9.8)
6)Transcription factor-pathway coexpression analysis reveals cooperation between SP1 and ESR1 on dysregulating cell cycle arrest in non-hyperdiploid multiple myeloma. Leukemia, 2013. (IF:9.7)
7)CR Cistrome: a ChIP-Seq database for chromatin regulators and histone modification linkages in human and mouse. Nucleic Acids Research, 2013. (IF: 8.8)
8)PlantGSEA: a gene set enrichment analysis toolkit for plant community. Nucleic Acids Research, 2013. (IF: 8.8)
9)agriGO: a GO analysis toolkit for the agricultural community. Nucleic Acids Research, 2010. (IF: 8.8)
10)Target analysis by integration of transcriptome and ChIP-seq data with BETA. Nature Protocol, 2013. (IF: 7.8)
11)Identifying ChIP-seq enrichment using MACS. Nature Protocol, 2012.(IF: 7.8)
12)Genome-wide analysis of histone modifications: H3K4me2, H3K4me3, H3K9ac, and H3K27ac in Oryza sativa L. Japonica. Molecular Plant, 2013. (IF:6.6)
13)BSeQC: Quality Control of Bisulfite Sequencing Experiments. Bioinformatics, 2013. (IF: 5.3)
14)CistromeFinder for ChIP-seq and DNase-seq data reuse. Bioinformatics. 2013. (IF: 5.3)
15)DiNuP: a systematic approach to identify regions of differential nucleosome positioning. Bioinformatics, 2012. (IF: 5.3)
16)GFOLD: a generalized fold change for ranking differentially ex-pressed genes from RNA-seq data. Bioinformatics, 2012. (IF: 5.3)
17)CistromeMap: A knowledgebase and web server for ChIP-Seq and DNase-Seq studies in mouse and human. Bioinformatics, 2012. (IF: 5.3)
18)PHF8 and REST/NRSF co-occupy gene promoters to regulate proximal gene expression. Scientific report, 2014. (IF:5.1)
19)Local chromatin dynamics of transcription factors imply cell lineage-specific functions during cellular differentiation. Epigenetics, 2012. (IF: 5.1)
20)GeSICA: genome segmentation from intra-chromosomal associations. BMC Genomics, 2012. (IF: 4.0)
21)ProFITS of maize: a database of protein families involved in the transduction of signaling in the maize genome. BMC genomics, 2010. (IF: 4.0)
22)plantsUPS: a database of plants’ Ubiquitin Proteasome System. BMC genomics, 2009. (IF: 4.0)
23)Classify hyperdiploidy status of multiple myeloma patients using gene expression profiles. PLoS ONE,2013. (IF:3.5)


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Interface ContextPool
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public interface ContextPool
Context pool manages contexts of all plugins.Plugin context must be first registered by a plugin during it's construction. Obtaining plugin contexts is reliable only during plugin initialization, performed after the construction.
Context pool does not have to be thread safe.

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register
void register(long pluginID, Context context, java.lang.Class<? extends Context> contextInterface) throws ContextAlreadyRegisteredException, InvalidContextException
Register plugin context.Method should be called during plugin construction, not later.
There are several requirements for plugin contexts, for more information
Context
documentation.Context interface is used as "key" under which the context object will be registered. In later time, the context can be obtained by this context interface "key". A plugin can register multiple context objects under the same context interface. In that case, each context will have assigned an index, starting from 0, in order of context registration.
- Parameters:
pluginID
- owner plugin IDcontext
- The context object that the plugin want to registercontextInterface
- plugin context interface- Throws:
ContextAlreadyRegisteredException
- Raised when when given plugin context is already registered.InvalidContextException
- Raised when given plugin context and its interface does not fulfill the requirements.
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unregister
boolean unregister(long pluginID, java.lang.Class<? extends Context> contextInterface) throws InvalidContextException
Unregisters all contexts registered under given context interface.It will do it only if the plugin has the permission. The permission is approved if and only if the contexts are implemented inside the plugin.
- Parameters:
pluginID
- owner plugin IDcontextInterface
- context interface class- Returns:
- true if all plugin contexts registered under provided context interface were unregistered successfully, false otherwise.
- Throws:
InvalidContextException
- Raised when given plugin context interface does not fulfill the requirements.
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getContext
<T extends Context> T getContext(long pluginID, java.lang.Class<T> contextInterface, int index) throws InvalidContextException, ContextNotFoundException
Get registered plugin context.NOTE: it can be reliably called in
Plugin.initialize()
.- Type Parameters:
T
- Specific context type- Parameters:
pluginID
- plugin IDcontextInterface
- context interface classindex
- 0-based index of the context object.- Returns:
- plugin context object
- Throws:
InvalidContextException
- Raised when given plugin context and its interface does not fulfill the requirements.ContextNotFoundException
- Raised when requested plugin context does not exist or if the plugin is not allowed to get it
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getCPUContext
CPUContext getCPUContext(long pluginID) throws InvalidContextException, ContextNotFoundException
Get registered CPU context.If the plugin has registered more than one
CPUContext
, the first one is returned. This method can be reliably called in the implementation ofPlugin.initialize()
method.- Parameters:
pluginID
- plugin ID- Returns:
- plugin context object
- Throws:
InvalidContextException
- Raised when given plugin context and its interface does not fulfill the requirements.ContextNotFoundException
- Raised when requested plugin context does not exist or if the plugin is not allowed to get it
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getCPUContext
<T extends CPUContext> T getCPUContext(long pluginID, java.lang.Class<T> contextInterface) throws InvalidContextException, ContextNotFoundException
Get registered CPU context.If the plugin has registered more than one
CPUContext
, the first one is returned. This method can be reliably called in the implementation ofPlugin.initialize()
method.- Type Parameters:
T
- Specific CPU context- Parameters:
pluginID
- plugin IDcontextInterface
- context interface class- Returns:
- plugin context object
- Throws:
InvalidContextException
- Raised when given plugin context and its interface does not fulfill the requirements.ContextNotFoundException
- Raised when requested plugin context does not exist or if the plugin is not allowed to get it
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getCPUContext
<T extends CPUContext> T getCPUContext(long pluginID, java.lang.Class<T> contextInterface, int index) throws InvalidContextException, ContextNotFoundException
Get registered CPU context.If the plugin has registered more than one
CPUContext
, the index specifies the one in order as they were registered. This method can be reliably called in the implementation ofPlugin.initialize()
method.- Type Parameters:
T
- Specific CPU Context- Parameters:
pluginID
- plugin IDcontextInterface
- context interface classindex
- 0-based index of the context object.- Returns:
- plugin context object
- Throws:
InvalidContextException
- Raised when given plugin context and its interface does not fulfill the requirements.ContextNotFoundException
- Raised when requested plugin context does not exist or if the plugin is not allowed to get it
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getCompilerContext
CompilerContext getCompilerContext(long pluginID) throws InvalidContextException, ContextNotFoundException
Get registered Compiler context.If the plugin has registered more than one
CompilerContext
, the first one is returned. This method can be reliably called in the implementation ofPlugin.initialize()
method.- Parameters:
pluginID
- plugin ID- Returns:
- plugin context object
- Throws:
InvalidContextException
- Raised when given plugin context and its interface does not fulfill the requirements.ContextNotFoundException
- Raised when requested plugin context does not exist or if the plugin is not allowed to get it
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getCompilerContext
<T extends CompilerContext> T getCompilerContext(long pluginID, java.lang.Class<T> contextInterface) throws InvalidContextException, ContextNotFoundException
Get registered Compiler context.If the plugin has registered more than one
CompilerContext
, the first one is returned. This method can be reliably called in the implementation ofPlugin.initialize()
method.- Type Parameters:
T
- Specific compiler context- Parameters:
pluginID
- plugin IDcontextInterface
- context interface class- Returns:
- plugin context object
- Throws:
InvalidContextException
- Raised when given plugin context and its interface does not fulfill the requirements.ContextNotFoundException
- Raised when requested plugin context does not exist or if the plugin is not allowed to get it
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getCompilerContext
<T extends CompilerContext> T getCompilerContext(long pluginID, java.lang.Class<T> contextInterface, int index) throws InvalidContextException, ContextNotFoundException
Get registered compiler context.If the plugin has registered more than one
CompilerContext
, the index specifies the one in order as they were registered. This method can be reliably called in the implementation ofPlugin.initialize()
method.- Type Parameters:
T
- Specific compiler context- Parameters:
pluginID
- plugin IDcontextInterface
- context interface classindex
- 0-based index of the context object.- Returns:
- plugin context object
- Throws:
InvalidContextException
- Raised when given plugin context and its interface does not fulfill the requirements.ContextNotFoundException
- Raised when requested plugin context does not exist or if the plugin is not allowed to get it
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getMemoryContext
<CellType,T extends MemoryContext<CellType>> T getMemoryContext(long pluginID, java.lang.Class<T> contextInterface) throws InvalidContextException, ContextNotFoundException
Get registered Memory context.If the plugin has registered more than one
MemoryContext
, the first one is returned. This method can be reliably called in the implementation ofPlugin.initialize()
method.- Type Parameters:
CellType
- Cell typeT
- Specific memory context- Parameters:
pluginID
- plugin IDcontextInterface
- context interface class- Returns:
- plugin context object
- Throws:
InvalidContextException
- Raised when given plugin context and its interface does not fulfill the requirements.ContextNotFoundException
- Raised when requested plugin context does not exist or if the plugin is not allowed to get it
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getMemoryContext
<CellType,T extends MemoryContext<CellType>> T getMemoryContext(long pluginID, java.lang.Class<T> contextInterface, int index) throws InvalidContextException, ContextNotFoundException
Get registered memory context.If the plugin has registered more than one
MemoryContext
, the index specifies the one in order as they were registered. This method can be reliably called in the implementation ofPlugin.initialize()
method.- Type Parameters:
CellType
- Cell typeT
- Specific memory context- Parameters:
pluginID
- plugin IDcontextInterface
- context interface classindex
- 0-based index of the context object.- Returns:
- plugin context object
- Throws:
InvalidContextException
- Raised when given plugin context and its interface does not fulfill the requirements.ContextNotFoundException
- Raised when requested plugin context does not exist or if the plugin is not allowed to get it
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getDeviceContext
<DataType,T extends DeviceContext<DataType>> T getDeviceContext(long pluginID, java.lang.Class<T> contextInterface) throws InvalidContextException, ContextNotFoundException
Get registered Device context.If the plugin has registered more than one
DeviceContext
, the first one is returned. This method can be reliably called in the implementation ofPlugin.initialize()
method.- Type Parameters:
DataType
- Data typeT
- Specific device context- Parameters:
pluginID
- plugin IDcontextInterface
- context interface class- Returns:
- plugin context object
- Throws:
InvalidContextException
- Raised when given plugin context and its interface does not fulfill the requirements.ContextNotFoundException
- Raised when requested plugin context does not exist or if the plugin is not allowed to get it
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getDeviceContext
<DataType,T extends DeviceContext<DataType>> T getDeviceContext(long pluginID, java.lang.Class<T> contextInterface, int index) throws InvalidContextException, ContextNotFoundException
Get registered Device context.If the plugin has registered more than one
DeviceContext
, the index specifies the one in order as they were registered. This method can be reliably called in the implementation ofPlugin.initialize()
method.- Type Parameters:
DataType
- Data typeT
- Specific device context- Parameters:
pluginID
- plugin IDcontextInterface
- context interface classindex
- 0-based index of the context object.- Returns:
- plugin context object
- Throws:
InvalidContextException
- Raised when given plugin context and its interface does not fulfill the requirements.ContextNotFoundException
- Raised when requested plugin context does not exist or if the plugin is not allowed to get it
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HUD awards the City of Amarillo $726,000 to fund 150 housing Vouchers
by Richard BullardAMARILLO, Texas (KFDA) - The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) today awarded $11,547,127 Texas public housing agencies to fund a total of 1546 Housing Choice Vouchers to provide affordable housing for non-elderly persons with disabilities.
The City of Amarillo received over $726,000 to help fund 150 Housing Vouchers for the Disabled.
The housing assistance announced that through HUD’s Mainstream Housing Choice Voucher Program, which provides funding for vouchers to housing agencies to assist non-elderly persons with disabilities, particularly those who are:
- Transitioning out of institutional or other separated settings
- At serious risk of institutionalization
- Currently experiencing homelessness
- Previously experienced homelessness and are presently a client in a permanent supportive housing or rapid rehousing project
- At risk of becoming homeless
This program helps to further the goals of the Americans with Disabilities Act by helping persons with disabilities live in the most integrated setting.
The program also encourages partnerships with health and human service agencies with a demonstrated capacity to coordinate voluntary services and supports to enable individuals to live independently in the community.


@TYPE [ASSIGNED] [SCHEDULED] DESCRIPTION
Create task with TYPE and DESCRIPTION. Task may be ASSIGNED to some users and/or SCHEDULED for some time.
TYPE
- todo, task - task with running and done states
- todofail - same as todo, but can be failed with reason
- confirm, ok - task with single ok state
- okfail, reason - task with ok and failed states
- question, q - task asking for text answer
ASSIGNED
Comma delimited list of users or groups.
SCHEDULED
- start[+n] - schedule the task for n minutes after contest start, n = 0 if omitted
- end[-n] - schedule the task for n minutes before contest end, n = 0 if omitted
Appending ! schedules a task that do not require confirmation (i.e. end-60!)
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Description of the task
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@ok halls start Начали
@todo halls end-60 Объявить заморозку


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On the following slides you'll find descriptions of some of the things I've built. You'll also find links in the top right to a live demonstration of each of the apps described, and to the project's GitHub repository where you can take a look at the source.
I've done landscaping, carpentry, literary criticism, and games journalism, but solving problems and building solutions in code absorbs me like hardly anything else can. My focus is on designing and implementing all sorts of applications accessed through a browser -- anything from educational tools for teaching reading and browser based games to database front and back ends -- and I put a premium on elegance and ease of use.
Additionally, having been a writer, as well as engaging in and leading literary seminars for many years, I'm an experienced communicator and a good listener; skills that cannot be underestimated when it comes to working with a team and clarifying project requirements with clients.
If you're looking to get in touch, you can e-mail me at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>or find me through various means listed on the Contact slide.


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"YOKE-FELLOW "(Phil. 4:3), one of the apostle’s fellow-labourers. Some have conjectured that Epaphroditus is meant. Wyckliffe renders the phrase“the german felowe”, i.e., “thee, germane [=genuine] comrade.”
"YOKE-FELLOW "(Phil. 4:3), one of the apostle’s fellow-labourers. Some have conjectured that Epaphroditus is meant. Wyckliffe renders the phrase“the german felowe”, i.e., “thee, germane [=genuine] comrade.”


| Patient Viewer |
Display resources for a specific patient, using a number of different views such as a list by resource type, json & tree views, encounters by condition, numeric Observation charting and graphical relationship views. There is also the option to add a new patient, and to create sample data for that patient. |
Patient resources are stored on the Data Server. The server should support the Patient/$everything operation. |
| Graph Builder 2 |
Build graphs of inter-connected FHIR resources. These can be created through the User
Interface or downloaded from a FHIR server and further manipulated. The app uses the
FHIR shorthand language to represent resource contents.
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Doesn't use the servers specified in this launcher. Conformance resources (R4) are built in to the app, and the data server specified 'in app' as well. Better support for Implementation Guides and Profiles. |
| Bundle Visualizer | Various displays for the contents of a bundle. Bundles can be pasted into the viewer and optionally saved in the data server. | |
| Server Query | Supports ad hoc queries against any FHIR server. Includes a simple query builder. The response can be displayed as Json or a Tree view, and FHIRPath is supported. | Can access any compliant FHIR server (must expose a Capability Statement) |
| Implementation Guide Browser | Display the contents of an Implementation Guide, and the relationships between the contents of the Guide. | The Implementation guide, profiles and Extension Definitions are on the Conformance Server, the terminology resources (eg ValueSet) are on the Terminology Server |
| Scenario Builder |
The Scenario Builder is used to join together the resources needed to represent a specific clinical scenario. It can use Core Resource types, Profiles and Logical models as it does this. The intention is to help people understand how resources can tell a clinical story, and to validate that the resource types available (including profiles) are sufficient. Note that the builder still has issues with more complex resource types - this is a work in progress |
Patient information is on the Data Server. Profiles on the Conformance server.
ValueSets on the Terminology server.
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| Resource Validator | Validate a resource, or bundle of resources, by calling one or more validation servers. | A resource can be supplied either by pasting it into the app, or by providing a url to a resource instance. Select the servers you wish to validate the resource and the results will be displayed in summary and detailed formats. |
| Logical Modeller | The Logical modeller allows the creation of a model that represents a particular interoperability requirement in a format that is easy to use. It uses FHIR datatypes, and can be based on an existing resource type or completely 'ad hoc'. It is intended to act as a 'bridge' between Modeller and User, and can act as the basis for the generation of the profiling components required by FHIR |
Models are saved on the Conformance Server. Can reference ValueSets from the Terminology server.
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| Artifacts in use | Uses statistics exposed by the IG publisher build environment to report on the use of Extensions and Profiles within Implementation Guides. | Due to the volume of data, the app can be sluggish or even time out. This will be addressed in a future release |
| ValueSet explorer | Lets you view existing ValueSets. The builder works best with SNOMED (at the moment). | ValueSets are stored on the Terminology Server |
| Extension Definition builder | Views and builds extension definitions. These can be defined and applied to the Logical Model, which will allow them to be included in the generated Profile | Extension definitions are saved on the Conformance Server |
| CodeSystem builder | The CodeSystem defines a set of Concepts from which a ValueSet provides possible values for a resource element. The actual 'binding' between CodeSystem and element is done by the ValueSet. This component allows you to build (and edit) a CodeSystem, and optionally builds the ValueSet as well. | CodeSystems are saved on the Terminology Server. |
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Singleton Pattern is one the most popular patterns in programming. Singleton is a class which only allows a single instance of itself to be created. It can be very useful, for example when Class contains List of object we don’t want to create new list each time we call the class, and we also want to keep the list private to restrict access and avoid possible corruption. Singleton usually gives simple access to that instance. There are several ways of implementing the pattern, in multi-threading application we must consider case where constructor is called from two thread at the same time, to fix this problem we need to implement thread safety version. Let start with simplest, not thread safe, implementation.
public class Singleton
{
private static Singleton instance;
private Singleton() { }
public static Singleton Instance
{
get
{
if (instance == null)
{
instance = new Singleton();
}
return instance;
}
}
This Singleton class contains private static Singleton Class instance. Those keywords are very important, Private makes the instance accessible only from current class( Instance getter) what prevents other classes from accessing it in not safe way. Static makes it shared across all instances. You can find more about statics, here.
Constructor of this class( Singleton() ) is private, and its called from Instance getter, if its not created yet.
Instance property is read only and it returns the instance of the class, always the same instance for all calls. If you don’t know how get{} works, check my post about it here.
Here is thread safety version of this Pattern, It prevents from creating two instances when getter is called from multiple threads.
First we need to add object that will be responsible for handling multiple thread access.
private static readonly object padlock = new object();
New we need to add one condition to Instance parameter that will lock the firs thread that is accessing it.
public static Singleton Instance
{
get
{
lock (padlock)
{
if (instance == null)
{
instance = new Singleton();
}
return instance;
}
}
}
All these implementations share four common characteristics, however:
- A single constructor, which is private and parameterless.
- A static variable which holds a reference to the single created instance, if any.
- A public static means of getting the reference to the single created instance, creating one if necessary.
In next post You will see real word examples of using this patter. One day I’ll demonstrate how to use it In Unity to create MusicManager, that is playing music between game scenes. Singleton have many uses and It’s one of the simplest patterns to learn. In next articles I’ll try to describe all most popular design patterns. Stay Awesome!


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Another issue that occurs in reference to types defined in the current namespace with template parameters occuring as part of a specialisation. For example:
namespace frozz { class Bar {}; template <> class Foo<Bar> {}; }In this case, the classdesc processor does not know which namespace Bar is defined in, (as its more forgetful than your average C++ compiler), so you will get a compile error that Bar is unknown. The workaround in this case is to full qualify type where necessary, ie replace the above code with
namespace frozz { class Bar {}; template <> class Foo<frozz::Bar> {}; }


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#include <BotA_HeapStack.h>
Public Member Functions | |
| BotA_HeapStack () | |
| virtual | ~BotA_HeapStack () |
| BotA_TreeNode ** | getTreeNodeTab (void) const |
| int | getTabLength (void) const |
| int | getLength (void) const |
| void | addItem (TreeNode *item) |
| virtual void | deleteFirstItem (void) |
| virtual ListNode * | getFirstItem (void) const |
| virtual bool | isSmaller (int cell1, int cell2) const |
| void | repositionCell (int cell) |
| virtual void | addFirstItem (TreeNode *item) |
| virtual void | addLastItem (TreeNode *item) |
| virtual void | deleteLastItem (void) |
Static Public Attributes | |
| static const int | TAB_MEMORY_STEP = 1000 |
Protected Member Functions | |
| void | minHeapify (int cell) |
| int | parent (int cell) |
| int | leftChild (int cell) |
| int | rightChild (int cell) |
Protected Attributes | |
| BotA_TreeNode ** | treeNodeTab |
| int | tabLength |
| BotA_HeapStack::BotA_HeapStack | ( | ) |
Constructor of an empty chained list
| BotA_HeapStack::~BotA_HeapStack | ( | ) | [virtual] |
Destructor
| BotA_TreeNode** BotA_HeapStack::getTreeNodeTab | ( | void | ) | const [inline] |
table of treenodes
| int BotA_HeapStack::getTabLength | ( | void | ) | const [inline] |
length of treenode table (not number of items but number of cells)
| int BotA_HeapStack::getLength | ( | void | ) | const [inline] |
number of items in table
Reimplemented from ChainedList.
| void BotA_HeapStack::addItem | ( | TreeNode * | item | ) |
Add an item into the stack depending of the value of its cost.
| item | TreeNode to add to the stack |
| void BotA_HeapStack::deleteFirstItem | ( | void | ) | [virtual] |
Delete first item of the stack and
Reimplemented from ChainedList.
| ListNode * BotA_HeapStack::getFirstItem | ( | void | ) | const [virtual] |
root item of the stack in a ListNode for compatibilty with solver
Reimplemented from ChainedList.
| bool BotA_HeapStack::isSmaller | ( | int | cell1, | |
| int | cell2 | |||
| ) | const [virtual] |
Test cost of 2 treenodes position in treeNodeTab
| cell1 | first cell position to test | |
| cell2 | second cell position to test |
| void BotA_HeapStack::repositionCell | ( | int | cell | ) |
Re-position a cell of the tab (node in the heap stack) at this right position depending of its new lesser value than before
| cell | cell we want to re-position depending of its new lesser value |
| void BotA_HeapStack::addFirstItem | ( | TreeNode * | item | ) | [virtual] |
Unused functions with Heap Stack search
Reimplemented from ChainedList.
| void BotA_HeapStack::addLastItem | ( | TreeNode * | item | ) | [virtual] |
Add an item to the end of the chainedlist
| item | Item to add |
Reimplemented from ChainedList.
| void BotA_HeapStack::deleteLastItem | ( | void | ) | [virtual] |
Delete last item of the list
Reimplemented from ChainedList.
| void BotA_HeapStack::minHeapify | ( | int | cell | ) | [protected] |
Put a cell of the tab (node in the heap Stack) at its right position depending of its value (move down the tree if necessary but never up)
| cell | cell we want to move if necessary |
| int BotA_HeapStack::parent | ( | int | cell | ) | [inline, protected] |
Get parent node of a cell of the tab
| cell | cell we want to find parent |
| int BotA_HeapStack::leftChild | ( | int | cell | ) | [inline, protected] |
Get left child node of a cell of the tab
| cell | cell we want to find left child node |
| int BotA_HeapStack::rightChild | ( | int | cell | ) | [inline, protected] |
Get right child node of a cell of the tab
| cell | cell we want to find right child node |
BotA_TreeNode** BotA_HeapStack::treeNodeTab [protected] |
Tab of (closed) treenodes sorted by heap stack (see implementation of heap stack to know why we use a tab and not a tree).
int BotA_HeapStack::tabLength [protected] |
Length of the treeNode tab
const int BotA_HeapStack::TAB_MEMORY_STEP = 1000 [static] |
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# Serving Static Files -- ## Serving static files in Express To serve static files such as images, CSS files, and JavaScript files, use the express.static built-in middleware function in Express. The function signature is: ```js express.static(root, [options]) ``` -- The root argument specifies the root directory from which to serve static assets. For more information on the options argument, see `express.static`. --- ### Example Use the following code to serve images, CSS files, and JavaScript files in a directory named public: ```js app.use(express.static('public')) ``` -- Now, you can load the files that are in the public directory: ``` http://localhost:3000/images/kitten.jpg http://localhost:3000/css/style.css http://localhost:3000/js/app.js http://localhost:3000/images/bg.png http://localhost:3000/hello.html ``` -- Express looks up the files relative to the static directory, so the name of the static directory is not part of the URL. --- ## Use multiple static assets directories To use multiple static assets directories, call the `express.static` middleware function multiple times: ```js app.use(express.static('public')) app.use(express.static('files')) ``` -- Express looks up the files in the order in which you set the static directories with the express.static middleware function. > NOTE: For best results, use a reverse proxy cache to improve performance of serving static assets. --- ## Virtual path prefix To create a virtual path prefix (where the path does not actually exist in the file system) for files that are served by the `express.static` function, specify a mount path for the static directory, as shown below: ```js app.use('/static', express.static('public')) ``` -- Now, you can load the files that are in the public directory from the `/static` path prefix. ``` http://localhost:3000/static/images/kitten.jpg http://localhost:3000/static/css/style.css http://localhost:3000/static/js/app.js http://localhost:3000/static/images/bg.png http://localhost:3000/static/hello.html ``` --- However, the path that you provide to the `express.static` function is relative to the directory from where you launch your node process. If you run the express app from another directory, it’s safer to use the absolute path of the directory that you want to serve: ```js app.use('/static', express.static(path.join(__dirname, 'public'))) ``` -- For more details about the serve-static function and its options, see `serve-static`. --- # The End


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Base class for scene graph objects
Constructor
[name]()
Properties
.[page:Integer id]
Unique number of this object instance.
.[page:String name]
Optional name of the object (doesn't have to be unique).
.[page:Object3D parent]
Object's parent in scene graph.
.[page:Object3D children]
Array with object's children.
.[page:Vector3 position]
Object's local position.
.[page:Vector3 rotation]
Object's local rotation (Euler angles).
.[page:String eulerOrder]
Order of axis for Euler angles.
.[page:Vector3 scale]
Object's local scale.
.[page:Vector3 up]
Up direction.
.[page:Vector3 matrix]
Local transform.
.[page:Vector3 matrixRotationWorld]
Global rotation.
.[page:Quaternion quaternion]
Global rotation.
.[page:Boolean useQuaternion]
Use quaternion instead of Euler angles for specifying local rotation.
.[page:Float boundRadius]
.[page:Float boundRadiusScale]
Maximum scale from x, y, z scale components.
.[page:Float renderDepth]
Override depth-sorting order if non *null*.
.[page:Boolean visible]
Object gets rendered if *true*.
.[page:Boolean doubleSided]
Both sides of faces visible if *true*.
.[page:Boolean flipSided]
Backside of face visible if *true*.
.[page:Boolean castShadow]
Gets rendered into shadow map.
.[page:Boolean receiveShadow]
Material gets baked in shadow receiving.
.[page:Boolean frustumCulled]
.[page:Boolean matrixAutoUpdate]
.[page:Boolean matrixWorldNeedsUpdate]
.[page:Boolean rotationAutoUpdate]
Methods
.translate( [page:Float distance], [page:Vector3 axis] )
distance - Distance.
axis - Translation direction.
Translates object along arbitrary *axis* by *distance*.
.translateX( [page:Float distance] )
Translates object along x axis by distance.
.translateY( [page:Float distance] )
Translates object along y axis by distance.
.translateZ( [page:Float distance] )
Translates object along z axis by distance.
.lookAt( [page:Vector3 vector] )
Rotates object to face point in space.
.add( [page:Object3D object] )
Adds *object* as child of this object.
.remove( [page:Object3D object] )
Removes *object* as child of this object.
.getChildByName( [page:String name], [page:Boolean recursive] )
name - Object name.
recursive - Whether check in the objects's children.
Gets first child with name matching the argument. Searches whole subgraph recursively if *recursive* is true.
.updateMatrix()
Updates local transform.
.updateMatrixWorld( [page:Boolean force] )
Updates global transform of the object and its children.
Source
[link:https://github.com/mrdoob/three.js/blob/master/src/[path].js src/[path].js]


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How to contribute to Marian¶
Reporting a bug/asking questions¶
Did you find a bug or want to ask a question? Great!
Ensure the bug was not already reported or the question was not asked on the github issues or the Google discussion group.
Open a new issue/question if you’re unable to find yours.
For bugs please provide as much relevant information as possible, and do not forget to attach training/decoding logs and your Marian command.
You are also welcome to request a new feature. Especially if you plan to help us adding it :)
Submitting changes¶
Whenever possible, please send a Github Pull Request with a clear list of what you’ve done. Feel free to update CHANGELOG.md file. We will love you forever if you provide unit or regression tests.
Please follow our coding convention (below) and do not forget to test your changes by running unit tests:
cd marian-dev/build
cmake .. -DCOMPILE_TESTS=ON
make test
and regression tests:
cd marian-dev/regression-tests
make install
./run_mrt.sh
Coding conventions¶
Main code style rules:
no tabs, 2 whitespaces instead
lines no longer than 100 characters
no trailing whitespaces
no space between control statements and opening brackets
UpperCamelCase
for class namescamelCaseWithTrailingUnderscore_
for class variablescamelCase
for variables, methods and functionsUPPERCASE_WITH_UNDERSCORES
for constants
You may also use ClangFormat
and the .clang-format
file provided in the root directory to help you with
code formatting.


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English
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As part of a semester long class project, our team researched which characteristics of Gawker articles yield greater article popularity than others. We gathered tens of thousands of Gawker articles and computed article features to explore this question. During our investigation we used data analytics software and machine learning to find potential correlations and created a classifier that will predict an articles popularity given an article's features. Basic features include, an article's title, author, and picture count. Our classifier reached an F1 score of 0.51. We hope that our work can can be the foundation for further research and exploration. The project uses Ruby for obtaining the dataset of articles and Python (specifically Scikit-learn) for machine learning.
View on GithubBuilt with Unity, Hair is a video game and experience for the Oculus Rift. As a teenage girl, you play within your own dream where others admire your beautiful hair. As you walk down your high school hallway, students shower you with compliments. Your job is to thank each admirer. For each admirer you must whip your hair and verbally respond to their complement with specific phrases such as "Thank you" or "I love your shoes". Created by myself and James Wills in our Game Programming class.
View on GithubA personal iOS app to easily explore music that has been given Pitchfork's Best New Music label. Albums are listed in sorted order (by review score, artist name, or album name) and can be tapped on for more information. A detailed view provides the full album review, album artwork, and playback controls which allow the user to listen to the album directly from within the app. Users must sign in with their Spotify premium account beforehand.
View on GithubCreated during the Human-Computer Interaction course at the University of Maryland. This is a UX design for an event management app. Users could look for events happening nearby, request invitations for events, and pay ahead of time using Venmo.
How well do you know your tweeps? Hoozat is a project that was started by myself, James Wills, and Jake Fried at NCHacks. You are presented with a tweet and you have to guess which of your friends is the tweeter. The more you get correct in a row the higher your score!
View on GitHubCanIStillGetIn is a scheduled task on Heroku that scrapes the UMD Schedule of Classes website every 10 minutes. When a certain course (i.e. CMSC420 sec. 0101) has reached an open seat count less than a threshold, it sends a notifying email.
View on GitHubHow positive of a person are you? Sign in to your twitter and our web app gives you a grade on how positive a person you are! We use your tweets and the Clarabridge API to aggregate a cumulative positive sentiment level.
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- Example: inverter with variable W/L dimensions for p and n transistors.
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class
timml.element.
Element
(model, nparam, nunknowns, layers, name, label)[source]¶ Bases:
object
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disvecinflayers
(x, y, layers, aq=None)[source]¶ Returns two arrays of size (len(layers),nparam) only used in building equations
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disveclayers
(x, y, layers, aq=None)[source]¶ Returns two arrays of size len(layers) only used in building equations
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potentiallayers
(x, y, layers, aq=None)[source]¶ Returns array of size len(layers) only used in building equations
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All foods (whether it be burgers, pizzas, salads, soda, candy, chicken, beef, you get the point...) can be broken down into 6 macro nutrients:
1. Carbohydrates
2. Fats (Lipids)
3. Proteins
4. Vitamins
5. Minerals
6. Water
We will only be focusing on the first 3.
Carbohydrates are the best source of fuel for our muscles! Who says they’re bad? Not me! Carbohydrates contain 4 calories for every 1 gram. So, if a banana has 20 grams of carbohydrates, it contains a total of 80 calories. (4 calories x 20 grams = 80 calories). The reason why carbohydrates are so important is because our muscles use them as fuel—not our fat! Carbs breakdown into glucose, which are stored in our muscles for high intensity resistance training, blah blah blah. Basically, when you’re in the gym putting in WORK, and your muscles are on fire, you are using carbohydrates as fuel. This is not to say that you’re not burning fat, you’re actually burning a combination of both, but if you’re in the gym doing 4 sets of 8 reps of the heaviest squats you can possibly do, and your muscles are on FIRE and you’re out of breath, you are mostly relying on carbohydrates. So you need them! If overeaten, just as with anything else (fats and protein) it can be broken down and stored as body fat. But let’s wait on that part... carbohydrates can be: pasta, bread, potatoes, vegetables, fruits, drinks and sugars, cereal, grains, rice, etc.
Fats can come from many different sources: oils, butters, nuts, avocados, fish oil, etc. In more complex terms, fats are actually triglycerides, phospholipids, cholesterol, etc. But let’s keep it simple.  When you’re resting, sitting, walking, exercising, and even MORE when you’re sleeping (most effective form of recovery, duh). “So HoW dO i BuRn FaT, eDgaR? HoW cAn i GeT aBs?” Well, your abdominals/obliques begin to show when your body fat is low—it varies for men and women—so training your abs 6 days a week isn’t necessarily going to give you the cuts and definition that you want.. So how do you “get” them?  More on this soon... Fats contain 9 whole calories per 1 gram, which is why they are so frowned upon in terms of eating fast/processed foods. A simple 10 almonds contains 80 calories because they are high in fat, but also contain protein and carbohydrates (most of which are fiber). So if 1 ounce of almonds has 14.2g of fat, it would have around 140-160 calories because it also contains some protein and carbs. [14.2g x 9 calories = 127 (plus some extra cals) totaling around 160 calories). So be careful not to over eat them! An excess of fat (just like carbs and protein) can be broken down and store as body fat. One pound of fat stored in the body is 3,500 calories, this is why it's so hard to lose weight.
Last but not least, protein! Protein has 4 calories per gram, just like carbohydrates. It can be anything from eggs and nuts, to chicken, fish, shrimp, beef, steaks, turkey, ham, pork, sausage, etc. Why is it important? Why do you need it? Well, when you’re in the gym pushing weight that makes your muscles burn, and you’re out of breath, you’re causing damage to your muscle fibers. These damaged muscle fibers need to be repaired with amino acids and protein.  Why do you need your muscles to grow? In order to increase your lean mass, and also increase your metabolism. This is where you’ll see the most effective results. Increased metabolism just means that your body needs more calories (energy) a day just to keep yourself alive.  YOU WANT THIS.
Your body needs a certain amount of calories every day in order to keep yourself alive. In order to MAINTAIN your
weight, you should be eating 35 calories for every kg of body weight you have. (What’s a kg? How do I find my
kg in weight? Easy: lbs / 2.2 = weight in kg, for example— 160 lbs / 2.2 = 72.72 kg). So if you weigh 160,
that’s 72.72 in kg. Now, to maintain weight you should eat your weight in kg times 35 calories per kilogram,
for example: 72.72 kg x 35 calories = 2,545 calories a day to maintain.
So, where do these calories come
from? Well, in order to efficiently recover, and to increase lean mass you should eat anywhere from 0.7-1 gram
of protein per pound of body weight. So if you weight 100 lbs, anywhere from 70-100 grams of protein will vastly
improve your body composition, promote efficient recovery, and help you get stronger. Whether you are weight
lifting, or doing cardio, this protein recommendation is the same for everyone. A body builder needs just as
much protein as a track star, per pound of body weight. Getting down to a low body fat percentage is what will
result in your abs showing. For men its anywhere from 10-15%, for women its anywhere from 15-20%.
I am passionate in the pursuit to help everyone learn to love themselves as I did for myself.


Full name:
org.apache.sling:slingfeature-maven-plugin:1.7.2:apis-jar
Description:
Attributes:
test
.package
.| Name | Type | Since | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
<features> |
File |
- |
Directory containing feature files Default value is: src/main/features . |
<testFeatures> |
File |
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Directory containing test feature files. Default value is: src/test/features . |
| Name | Type | Since | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
<apiClassifierMappings> |
Map |
- |
Mapping for the feature classifier to a user defined name |
<apiJavadocResources> |
List |
- |
Additional resources for the api javadoc jar |
<apiName> |
String |
1.5.6 |
Optional artifact name which is used instead of the generated
artifact name to set some headers in the manifest. |
<apiRegionNameMappings> |
Map |
- |
Mapping for an api region name to a user defined name |
<apiRepositoryUrls> |
String |
1.3.0 |
Comma separated list of Maven repository lists. If set, and
useApiDependencies is enabled, then one of the listed
repositories must provide the artifact. If it is not set, all
artifacts are used as dependencies if
useApiDependencies is enabled. |
<apiResources> |
List |
- |
Additional resources for the api jar |
<apiSourceResources> |
List |
- |
Additional resources for the api source jar |
<apiVersion> |
String |
1.2.0 |
Optional version to be put into the manifest of the created jars |
<attachApiJars> |
boolean |
- |
If enabled, the created api jars will be attached to the project Default value is: true . |
<enableLegacyVariableReplacement> |
boolean |
1.3.6 |
Enable old variable replacement in feature model based on the full
maven project including system variables. If this is enabled,
enableProjectVariableReplacement and replacePropertyVariables have
no effect. Default value is: false . |
<enableProjectVariableReplacement> |
boolean |
1.3.6 |
Enable the replacement of variables when reading a feature model.
The supported variables are "project.groupId",
"project.artifactId", "project.version" and "project.osgiVersion". Default value is: true . |
<enabledToggles> |
String |
1.5.0 |
A comma separated list of enabled toggles used as input to generate
the api jars. User property is: enabled.toggles . |
<excludeRegions> |
Set |
- |
Names of the regions to exclude, by default no regions is excluded. |
<failOnError> |
boolean |
1.3.2 |
Fail the build if errors are detected. For example, errors could be
missing packages in the api jars, or too many packages in those
jars. Default value is: false . |
<failOnMissingSourcesForJavadoc> |
boolean |
1.3.6 |
Fail the build if sources are mising for javadoc generation Default value is: false . |
<featuresExcludes> |
String |
- |
Comma separated list of excludes for the feature files. Feature
files excluded by this configuration are not processed at all. |
<featuresIncludes> |
String |
- |
Comma separated list of includes for the feature files in the
configured directory. Only feature files specified by this include
are processed. Default value is: **/*.json . |
<generateApiJar> |
boolean |
- |
Generate api jar Default value is: true . |
<generateJavadocForAllApi> |
boolean |
1.5.2 |
If useApiDependencies is set to true and
useApiDependenciesForJavadoc is set to
true this can be set to false to generate
an additional javadoc API jar with all javadoc including the API
from dependencies.Default value is: false . |
<generateJavadocJar> |
boolean |
- |
Generate the javadoc jar Default value is: true . |
<generateSourceJar> |
boolean |
- |
Generate the sources jar Default value is: true . |
<generatedFeatures> |
File |
- |
Directory containing generated feature files |
<generatedFeaturesExcludes> |
String |
- |
Comma separated list of excludes for the generated feature files.
Feature files excluded by this configuration are not processed at
all. |
<generatedFeaturesIncludes> |
String |
- |
Comma separated list of includes for the generated feature files in
the configured directory. Only feature files specified by this
include are processed. Default value is: **/*.json . |
<ignoreJavadocErrors> |
boolean |
- |
Ignore errors in javadoc generation Default value is: false . |
<includeRegions> |
Set |
- |
Names of the regions to include, by default all regions are
included. Default value is: * . |
<includeResources> |
String[] |
- |
Patterns identifying which resources to include from bundles. This
can be used to include files like license or notices files.
Starting with version 1.2.0 these files are only searched in the
folders mentioned by #resourceFolders |
<incrementalApis> |
boolean |
- |
If set to true and api jars are created for more than one region,
then the higher region only gets the difference to the lower
region. If set to false each api jar gets the full region
information (duplicating information) Default value is: true . |
<jarStartOrder> |
int |
- |
The start level for the attached jar/bundle. |
<javadocAdditionalExtensions> |
List |
1.5.0 |
A list of configurations to add additional artifacts to a region
for javadoc generation. The value is a comma separated list of
extension names from the feature model. If such an extension
exists, it must be of type artifacts. The list of names can be
prefixed with a region name separated by a colon from the list of
names. In that case, the artifacts are only added to that region. |
<javadocClasspathHighestVersions> |
List |
1.3.14 |
A artifact patterns to match artifacts put on the javadoc
classpath. Follows the pattern
"groupId:artifactId:type:classifier:version". From the matching
artifacts, only the highest version is kept per artifact. This rule
is applied after the removals. |
<javadocClasspathRemovals> |
List |
1.3.14 |
A artifact patterns to match artifacts put on the javadoc
classpath. Follows the pattern
"groupId:artifactId:type:classifier:version". Any matching artifact
is removed from the classpath. Removals are processed first. |
<javadocClasspathTops> |
List |
1.3.14 |
A artifact patterns to match artifacts put on the javadoc
classpath. Follows the pattern
"groupId:artifactId:type:classifier:version". Any matching artifact
is put at the top of the classpath. This rule is applied last. |
<javadocIndex> |
boolean |
1.3.6 |
Whether the index should be generated Default value is: true . |
<javadocLinks> |
String[] |
- |
List of javadoc links used in the javadoc generation. |
<javadocSourceLevel> |
String |
- |
Source level for javadoc generation Default value is: 8 . |
<javadocTree> |
boolean |
1.3.6 |
Whether the tree should be generated Default value is: true . |
<licenseDefaults> |
List |
1.2.0 |
A artifact patterns to match artifacts without a license. Follows
the pattern "groupId:artifactId:type:classifier:version". After the
patter a "=" followed by the license information needs to be
specified. This information is used in the license report if no
license is specified for an artifact. |
<licenseReport> |
String |
1.2.0 |
Create a license report file. This is the name of that file within
the jar |
<licenseReportFooter> |
String |
1.2.0 |
Footer added at the bottom of the license report |
<licenseReportHeader> |
String |
1.2.0 |
Header added on top of the license report Default value is: This archive contains files from the following artifacts: . |
<manifestProperties> |
Properties |
1.3.2 |
specify the manifest properties values that you need to replace in
the Manifest file. |
<replacePropertyVariables> |
String |
1.3.6 |
A comma separated list of variables which are replaced when a
feature model is read. The value of these variables is fetched from
the project properties. |
<resourceFolders> |
String |
1.2.0 |
Comma separated list of folders where files are renamed. Default value is: META-INF,SLING-INF . |
<selection> |
FeatureSelectionConfig |
- |
Select the features for api generation. Separate api jars will be
generated for each feature. |
<skipAddFeatureDependencies> |
boolean |
- |
If set to true the artifacts from the feature are not
as dependencies to the project.Default value is: false . |
<skipAddJarToFeature> |
boolean |
- |
If set to true the main jar artifact is not added to
the feature.Default value is: false . |
<skipAddJarToTestFeature> |
boolean |
- |
If set to true the main jar artifact is not added to
the test feature.Default value is: false . |
<skipAddTestFeatureDependencies> |
boolean |
- |
If set to true the artifacts from the test feature are
not as dependencies to the project.Default value is: true . |
<testFeaturesExcludes> |
String |
- |
Comma separated list of excludes for the test features. |
<testFeaturesIncludes> |
String |
- |
Comma separated list of includes for the test features. Default value is: **/*.json . |
<toggleApiOnly> |
boolean |
1.4.26 |
If set to true the apis jar will only contain api which is behind
the enabled toggles. All other public api is not included. If set
to false (the default) all public api is included per region. Default value is: false . |
<useApiDependencies> |
boolean |
1.3.0 |
If enabled, packages from artifacts which are fully consumed (all
public api) are omitted from the api and source jars and a
dependency list is generated instead. Default value is: false . |
<useApiDependenciesForJavadoc> |
boolean |
1.5.2 |
If this is set to false the javadoc generated will
always contain all APIs even the api from dependencies (if
useApiDependencies ) is enabled. If this is set to
true the javadoc will not contain the API from
dependencies and exactly match the binary and source jars.Default value is: false . |
<validateFeatures> |
boolean |
- |
If set to true the features are validated against the
JSON schema.Default value is: true . |
java.util.Map
No
java.util.List
No
java.lang.String
1.5.6
No
java.util.Map
No
useApiDependencies
is enabled, then one of the listed
repositories must provide the artifact. If it is not set, all
artifacts are used as dependencies if
useApiDependencies
is enabled.java.lang.String
1.3.0
No
java.util.List
No
java.util.List
No
java.lang.String
1.2.0
No
boolean
No
true
boolean
1.3.6
No
false
boolean
1.3.6
No
true
java.lang.String
1.5.0
No
enabled.toggles
java.util.Set
No
boolean
1.3.2
No
false
boolean
1.3.6
No
false
java.io.File
Yes
src/main/features
java.lang.String
No
java.lang.String
No
**/*.json
boolean
No
true
useApiDependencies
is set to true
and
useApiDependenciesForJavadoc
is set to
true
this can be set to false
to generate
an additional javadoc API jar with all javadoc including the API
from dependencies.boolean
1.5.2
No
false
boolean
No
true
boolean
No
true
java.io.File
No
java.lang.String
No
java.lang.String
No
**/*.json
boolean
No
false
java.util.Set
No
*
#resourceFolders
java.lang.String[]
No
boolean
No
true
int
No
java.util.List
1.5.0
No
java.util.List
1.3.14
No
java.util.List
1.3.14
No
java.util.List
1.3.14
No
boolean
1.3.6
No
true
java.lang.String[]
No
java.lang.String
No
8
boolean
1.3.6
No
true
java.util.List
1.2.0
No
java.lang.String
1.2.0
No
java.lang.String
1.2.0
No
java.lang.String
1.2.0
No
This archive contains files from the following artifacts:
java.util.Properties
1.3.2
No
java.lang.String
1.3.6
No
java.lang.String
1.2.0
No
META-INF,SLING-INF
org.apache.sling.feature.maven.mojos.FeatureSelectionConfig
No
true
the artifacts from the feature are not
as dependencies to the project.boolean
No
false
true
the main jar artifact is not added to
the feature.boolean
No
false
true
the main jar artifact is not added to
the test feature.boolean
No
false
true
the artifacts from the test feature are
not as dependencies to the project.boolean
No
true
java.io.File
Yes
src/test/features
java.lang.String
No
java.lang.String
No
**/*.json
boolean
1.4.26
No
false
boolean
1.3.0
No
false
false
the javadoc generated will
always contain all APIs even the api from dependencies (if
useApiDependencies
) is enabled. If this is set to
true
the javadoc will not contain the API from
dependencies and exactly match the binary and source jars.boolean
1.5.2
No
false
true
the features are validated against the
JSON schema.boolean
No
true