| Package | Description |
|---|---|
| it.unimi.dsi.fastutil.doubles |
Provides type-specific classes for double elements or keys.
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| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
class |
AbstractDoubleComparator
An abstract class facilitating the creation of type-specific comparators.
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protected static class |
DoubleComparators.NaturalImplicitComparator
A type-specific comparator mimicking the natural order.
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protected static class |
DoubleComparators.OppositeComparator |
protected static class |
DoubleComparators.OppositeImplicitComparator
A type-specific comparator mimicking the opposite of the natural order.
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| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
protected DoubleComparator |
Double2BooleanAVLTreeMap.actualComparator
This map's actual comparator; it may differ from
Double2BooleanAVLTreeMap.storedComparator because it is
always a type-specific comparator, so it could be derived from the former by wrapping. |
protected DoubleComparator |
Double2BooleanRBTreeMap.actualComparator
This map's actual comparator; it may differ from
Double2BooleanRBTreeMap.storedComparator because it is
always a type-specific comparator, so it could be derived from the former by wrapping. |
protected DoubleComparator |
Double2ByteAVLTreeMap.actualComparator
This map's actual comparator; it may differ from
Double2ByteAVLTreeMap.storedComparator because it is
always a type-specific comparator, so it could be derived from the former by wrapping. |
protected DoubleComparator |
Double2ByteRBTreeMap.actualComparator
This map's actual comparator; it may differ from
Double2ByteRBTreeMap.storedComparator because it is
always a type-specific comparator, so it could be derived from the former by wrapping. |
protected DoubleComparator |
Double2CharAVLTreeMap.actualComparator
This map's actual comparator; it may differ from
Double2CharAVLTreeMap.storedComparator because it is
always a type-specific comparator, so it could be derived from the former by wrapping. |
protected DoubleComparator |
Double2CharRBTreeMap.actualComparator
This map's actual comparator; it may differ from
Double2CharRBTreeMap.storedComparator because it is
always a type-specific comparator, so it could be derived from the former by wrapping. |
protected DoubleComparator |
Double2DoubleAVLTreeMap.actualComparator
This map's actual comparator; it may differ from
Double2DoubleAVLTreeMap.storedComparator because it is
always a type-specific comparator, so it could be derived from the former by wrapping. |
protected DoubleComparator |
Double2DoubleRBTreeMap.actualComparator
This map's actual comparator; it may differ from
Double2DoubleRBTreeMap.storedComparator because it is
always a type-specific comparator, so it could be derived from the former by wrapping. |
protected DoubleComparator |
Double2FloatAVLTreeMap.actualComparator
This map's actual comparator; it may differ from
Double2FloatAVLTreeMap.storedComparator because it is
always a type-specific comparator, so it could be derived from the former by wrapping. |
protected DoubleComparator |
Double2FloatRBTreeMap.actualComparator
This map's actual comparator; it may differ from
Double2FloatRBTreeMap.storedComparator because it is
always a type-specific comparator, so it could be derived from the former by wrapping. |
protected DoubleComparator |
Double2IntAVLTreeMap.actualComparator
This map's actual comparator; it may differ from
Double2IntAVLTreeMap.storedComparator because it is
always a type-specific comparator, so it could be derived from the former by wrapping. |
protected DoubleComparator |
Double2IntRBTreeMap.actualComparator
This map's actual comparator; it may differ from
Double2IntRBTreeMap.storedComparator because it is
always a type-specific comparator, so it could be derived from the former by wrapping. |
protected DoubleComparator |
Double2LongAVLTreeMap.actualComparator
This map's actual comparator; it may differ from
Double2LongAVLTreeMap.storedComparator because it is
always a type-specific comparator, so it could be derived from the former by wrapping. |
protected DoubleComparator |
Double2LongRBTreeMap.actualComparator
This map's actual comparator; it may differ from
Double2LongRBTreeMap.storedComparator because it is
always a type-specific comparator, so it could be derived from the former by wrapping. |
protected DoubleComparator |
Double2ObjectAVLTreeMap.actualComparator
This map's actual comparator; it may differ from
Double2ObjectAVLTreeMap.storedComparator because it is
always a type-specific comparator, so it could be derived from the former by wrapping. |
protected DoubleComparator |
Double2ObjectRBTreeMap.actualComparator
This map's actual comparator; it may differ from
Double2ObjectRBTreeMap.storedComparator because it is
always a type-specific comparator, so it could be derived from the former by wrapping. |
protected DoubleComparator |
Double2ReferenceAVLTreeMap.actualComparator
This map's actual comparator; it may differ from
Double2ReferenceAVLTreeMap.storedComparator because it is
always a type-specific comparator, so it could be derived from the former by wrapping. |
protected DoubleComparator |
Double2ReferenceRBTreeMap.actualComparator
This map's actual comparator; it may differ from
Double2ReferenceRBTreeMap.storedComparator because it is
always a type-specific comparator, so it could be derived from the former by wrapping. |
protected DoubleComparator |
Double2ShortAVLTreeMap.actualComparator
This map's actual comparator; it may differ from
Double2ShortAVLTreeMap.storedComparator because it is
always a type-specific comparator, so it could be derived from the former by wrapping. |
protected DoubleComparator |
Double2ShortRBTreeMap.actualComparator
This map's actual comparator; it may differ from
Double2ShortRBTreeMap.storedComparator because it is
always a type-specific comparator, so it could be derived from the former by wrapping. |
protected DoubleComparator |
DoubleAVLTreeSet.actualComparator
This set's actual comparator; it may differ from
DoubleAVLTreeSet.storedComparator because it is
always a type-specific comparator, so it could be derived from the former by wrapping. |
protected DoubleComparator |
DoubleRBTreeSet.actualComparator
This set's actual comparator; it may differ from
DoubleRBTreeSet.storedComparator because it is
always a type-specific comparator, so it could be derived from the former by wrapping. |
protected DoubleComparator |
DoubleArrayIndirectPriorityQueue.c
The type-specific comparator used in this queue.
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protected DoubleComparator |
DoubleArrayPriorityQueue.c
The type-specific comparator used in this queue.
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protected DoubleComparator |
DoubleHeapPriorityQueue.c
The type-specific comparator used in this queue.
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protected DoubleComparator |
DoubleHeapSemiIndirectPriorityQueue.c
The type-specific comparator used in this queue.
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protected DoubleComparator |
Double2BooleanSortedMaps.Singleton.comparator |
protected DoubleComparator |
Double2ByteSortedMaps.Singleton.comparator |
protected DoubleComparator |
Double2CharSortedMaps.Singleton.comparator |
protected DoubleComparator |
Double2DoubleSortedMaps.Singleton.comparator |
protected DoubleComparator |
Double2FloatSortedMaps.Singleton.comparator |
protected DoubleComparator |
Double2IntSortedMaps.Singleton.comparator |
protected DoubleComparator |
Double2LongSortedMaps.Singleton.comparator |
protected DoubleComparator |
Double2ObjectSortedMaps.Singleton.comparator |
protected DoubleComparator |
Double2ReferenceSortedMaps.Singleton.comparator |
protected DoubleComparator |
Double2ShortSortedMaps.Singleton.comparator |
static DoubleComparator |
DoubleComparators.NATURAL_COMPARATOR |
static DoubleComparator |
DoubleComparators.OPPOSITE_COMPARATOR |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
DoubleComparator |
AbstractDouble2BooleanSortedMap.KeySet.comparator() |
DoubleComparator |
AbstractDouble2ByteSortedMap.KeySet.comparator() |
DoubleComparator |
AbstractDouble2CharSortedMap.KeySet.comparator() |
DoubleComparator |
AbstractDouble2DoubleSortedMap.KeySet.comparator() |
DoubleComparator |
AbstractDouble2FloatSortedMap.KeySet.comparator() |
DoubleComparator |
AbstractDouble2IntSortedMap.KeySet.comparator() |
DoubleComparator |
AbstractDouble2LongSortedMap.KeySet.comparator() |
DoubleComparator |
AbstractDouble2ObjectSortedMap.KeySet.comparator() |
DoubleComparator |
AbstractDouble2ReferenceSortedMap.KeySet.comparator() |
DoubleComparator |
AbstractDouble2ShortSortedMap.KeySet.comparator() |
DoubleComparator |
Double2BooleanAVLTreeMap.comparator() |
DoubleComparator |
Double2BooleanLinkedOpenHashMap.comparator()
Returns the comparator associated with this sorted set, or null if it uses its keys' natural ordering.
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DoubleComparator |
Double2BooleanRBTreeMap.comparator() |
DoubleComparator |
Double2BooleanSortedMap.comparator()
Returns the comparator associated with this sorted set, or null if it uses its keys' natural ordering.
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DoubleComparator |
Double2BooleanSortedMaps.EmptySortedMap.comparator() |
DoubleComparator |
Double2BooleanSortedMaps.Singleton.comparator() |
DoubleComparator |
Double2BooleanSortedMaps.SynchronizedSortedMap.comparator() |
DoubleComparator |
Double2BooleanSortedMaps.UnmodifiableSortedMap.comparator() |
DoubleComparator |
Double2ByteAVLTreeMap.comparator() |
DoubleComparator |
Double2ByteLinkedOpenHashMap.comparator()
Returns the comparator associated with this sorted set, or null if it uses its keys' natural ordering.
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DoubleComparator |
Double2ByteRBTreeMap.comparator() |
DoubleComparator |
Double2ByteSortedMap.comparator()
Returns the comparator associated with this sorted set, or null if it uses its keys' natural ordering.
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DoubleComparator |
Double2ByteSortedMaps.EmptySortedMap.comparator() |
DoubleComparator |
Double2ByteSortedMaps.Singleton.comparator() |
DoubleComparator |
Double2ByteSortedMaps.SynchronizedSortedMap.comparator() |
DoubleComparator |
Double2ByteSortedMaps.UnmodifiableSortedMap.comparator() |
DoubleComparator |
Double2CharAVLTreeMap.comparator() |
DoubleComparator |
Double2CharLinkedOpenHashMap.comparator()
Returns the comparator associated with this sorted set, or null if it uses its keys' natural ordering.
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DoubleComparator |
Double2CharRBTreeMap.comparator() |
DoubleComparator |
Double2CharSortedMap.comparator()
Returns the comparator associated with this sorted set, or null if it uses its keys' natural ordering.
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DoubleComparator |
Double2CharSortedMaps.EmptySortedMap.comparator() |
DoubleComparator |
Double2CharSortedMaps.Singleton.comparator() |
DoubleComparator |
Double2CharSortedMaps.SynchronizedSortedMap.comparator() |
DoubleComparator |
Double2CharSortedMaps.UnmodifiableSortedMap.comparator() |
DoubleComparator |
Double2DoubleAVLTreeMap.comparator() |
DoubleComparator |
Double2DoubleLinkedOpenHashMap.comparator()
Returns the comparator associated with this sorted set, or null if it uses its keys' natural ordering.
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DoubleComparator |
Double2DoubleRBTreeMap.comparator() |
DoubleComparator |
Double2DoubleSortedMap.comparator()
Returns the comparator associated with this sorted set, or null if it uses its keys' natural ordering.
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DoubleComparator |
Double2DoubleSortedMaps.EmptySortedMap.comparator() |
DoubleComparator |
Double2DoubleSortedMaps.Singleton.comparator() |
DoubleComparator |
Double2DoubleSortedMaps.SynchronizedSortedMap.comparator() |
DoubleComparator |
Double2DoubleSortedMaps.UnmodifiableSortedMap.comparator() |
DoubleComparator |
Double2FloatAVLTreeMap.comparator() |
DoubleComparator |
Double2FloatLinkedOpenHashMap.comparator()
Returns the comparator associated with this sorted set, or null if it uses its keys' natural ordering.
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DoubleComparator |
Double2FloatRBTreeMap.comparator() |
DoubleComparator |
Double2FloatSortedMap.comparator()
Returns the comparator associated with this sorted set, or null if it uses its keys' natural ordering.
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DoubleComparator |
Double2FloatSortedMaps.EmptySortedMap.comparator() |
DoubleComparator |
Double2FloatSortedMaps.Singleton.comparator() |
DoubleComparator |
Double2FloatSortedMaps.SynchronizedSortedMap.comparator() |
DoubleComparator |
Double2FloatSortedMaps.UnmodifiableSortedMap.comparator() |
DoubleComparator |
Double2IntAVLTreeMap.comparator() |
DoubleComparator |
Double2IntLinkedOpenHashMap.comparator()
Returns the comparator associated with this sorted set, or null if it uses its keys' natural ordering.
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DoubleComparator |
Double2IntRBTreeMap.comparator() |
DoubleComparator |
Double2IntSortedMap.comparator()
Returns the comparator associated with this sorted set, or null if it uses its keys' natural ordering.
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DoubleComparator |
Double2IntSortedMaps.EmptySortedMap.comparator() |
DoubleComparator |
Double2IntSortedMaps.Singleton.comparator() |
DoubleComparator |
Double2IntSortedMaps.SynchronizedSortedMap.comparator() |
DoubleComparator |
Double2IntSortedMaps.UnmodifiableSortedMap.comparator() |
DoubleComparator |
Double2LongAVLTreeMap.comparator() |
DoubleComparator |
Double2LongLinkedOpenHashMap.comparator()
Returns the comparator associated with this sorted set, or null if it uses its keys' natural ordering.
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DoubleComparator |
Double2LongRBTreeMap.comparator() |
DoubleComparator |
Double2LongSortedMap.comparator()
Returns the comparator associated with this sorted set, or null if it uses its keys' natural ordering.
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DoubleComparator |
Double2LongSortedMaps.EmptySortedMap.comparator() |
DoubleComparator |
Double2LongSortedMaps.Singleton.comparator() |
DoubleComparator |
Double2LongSortedMaps.SynchronizedSortedMap.comparator() |
DoubleComparator |
Double2LongSortedMaps.UnmodifiableSortedMap.comparator() |
DoubleComparator |
Double2ObjectAVLTreeMap.comparator() |
DoubleComparator |
Double2ObjectLinkedOpenHashMap.comparator()
Returns the comparator associated with this sorted set, or null if it uses its keys' natural ordering.
|
DoubleComparator |
Double2ObjectRBTreeMap.comparator() |
DoubleComparator |
Double2ObjectSortedMap.comparator()
Returns the comparator associated with this sorted set, or null if it uses its keys' natural ordering.
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DoubleComparator |
Double2ObjectSortedMaps.EmptySortedMap.comparator() |
DoubleComparator |
Double2ObjectSortedMaps.Singleton.comparator() |
DoubleComparator |
Double2ObjectSortedMaps.SynchronizedSortedMap.comparator() |
DoubleComparator |
Double2ObjectSortedMaps.UnmodifiableSortedMap.comparator() |
DoubleComparator |
Double2ReferenceAVLTreeMap.comparator() |
DoubleComparator |
Double2ReferenceLinkedOpenHashMap.comparator()
Returns the comparator associated with this sorted set, or null if it uses its keys' natural ordering.
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DoubleComparator |
Double2ReferenceRBTreeMap.comparator() |
DoubleComparator |
Double2ReferenceSortedMap.comparator()
Returns the comparator associated with this sorted set, or null if it uses its keys' natural ordering.
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DoubleComparator |
Double2ReferenceSortedMaps.EmptySortedMap.comparator() |
DoubleComparator |
Double2ReferenceSortedMaps.Singleton.comparator() |
DoubleComparator |
Double2ReferenceSortedMaps.SynchronizedSortedMap.comparator() |
DoubleComparator |
Double2ReferenceSortedMaps.UnmodifiableSortedMap.comparator() |
DoubleComparator |
Double2ShortAVLTreeMap.comparator() |
DoubleComparator |
Double2ShortLinkedOpenHashMap.comparator()
Returns the comparator associated with this sorted set, or null if it uses its keys' natural ordering.
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DoubleComparator |
Double2ShortRBTreeMap.comparator() |
DoubleComparator |
Double2ShortSortedMap.comparator()
Returns the comparator associated with this sorted set, or null if it uses its keys' natural ordering.
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DoubleComparator |
Double2ShortSortedMaps.EmptySortedMap.comparator() |
DoubleComparator |
Double2ShortSortedMaps.Singleton.comparator() |
DoubleComparator |
Double2ShortSortedMaps.SynchronizedSortedMap.comparator() |
DoubleComparator |
Double2ShortSortedMaps.UnmodifiableSortedMap.comparator() |
DoubleComparator |
DoubleArrayFIFOQueue.comparator()
Returns the comparator associated with this priority queue, or null if it uses its elements' natural ordering.
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DoubleComparator |
DoubleArrayIndirectPriorityQueue.comparator() |
DoubleComparator |
DoubleArrayPriorityQueue.comparator() |
DoubleComparator |
DoubleAVLTreeSet.comparator() |
DoubleComparator |
DoubleHeapPriorityQueue.comparator() |
DoubleComparator |
DoubleHeapSemiIndirectPriorityQueue.comparator() |
DoubleComparator |
DoubleIndirectPriorityQueue.comparator()
Returns the type-specific comparator associated with this queue.
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DoubleComparator |
DoubleLinkedOpenCustomHashSet.comparator() |
DoubleComparator |
DoubleLinkedOpenHashSet.comparator() |
DoubleComparator |
DoublePriorityQueue.comparator()
Returns the comparator associated with this priority queue, or null if it uses its elements' natural ordering.
|
DoubleComparator |
DoublePriorityQueues.SynchronizedPriorityQueue.comparator() |
DoubleComparator |
DoubleRBTreeSet.comparator() |
DoubleComparator |
DoubleSortedSet.comparator() |
DoubleComparator |
DoubleSortedSets.EmptySet.comparator() |
DoubleComparator |
DoubleSortedSets.Singleton.comparator() |
DoubleComparator |
DoubleSortedSets.SynchronizedSortedSet.comparator() |
DoubleComparator |
DoubleSortedSets.UnmodifiableSortedSet.comparator() |
static DoubleComparator |
DoubleComparators.oppositeComparator(DoubleComparator c)
Returns a comparator representing the opposite order of the given comparator.
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| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
static long |
DoubleBigArrays.binarySearch(double[][] a,
double key,
DoubleComparator c)
Searches a big array for the specified value using
the binary search algorithm and a specified comparator.
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static long |
DoubleBigArrays.binarySearch(double[][] a,
long from,
long to,
double key,
DoubleComparator c)
Searches a range of the specified big array for the specified value using
the binary search algorithm and a specified comparator.
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static int |
DoubleArrays.binarySearch(double[] a,
double key,
DoubleComparator c)
Searches an array for the specified value using
the binary search algorithm and a specified comparator.
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static int |
DoubleArrays.binarySearch(double[] a,
int from,
int to,
double key,
DoubleComparator c)
Searches a range of the specified array for the specified value using
the binary search algorithm and a specified comparator.
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static int |
DoubleIndirectHeaps.downHeap(double[] refArray,
int[] heap,
int[] inv,
int size,
int i,
DoubleComparator c)
Moves the given element down into the indirect heap until it reaches the lowest possible position.
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static int |
DoubleSemiIndirectHeaps.downHeap(double[] refArray,
int[] heap,
int size,
int i,
DoubleComparator c)
Moves the given element down into the semi-indirect heap until it reaches the lowest possible position.
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static int |
DoubleHeaps.downHeap(double[] heap,
int size,
int i,
DoubleComparator c)
Moves the given element down into the heap until it reaches the lowest possible position.
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static java.util.Comparator<? super java.util.Map.Entry<java.lang.Double,?>> |
Double2BooleanSortedMaps.entryComparator(DoubleComparator comparator)
Returns a comparator for entries based on a given comparator on keys.
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static java.util.Comparator<? super java.util.Map.Entry<java.lang.Double,?>> |
Double2ByteSortedMaps.entryComparator(DoubleComparator comparator)
Returns a comparator for entries based on a given comparator on keys.
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static java.util.Comparator<? super java.util.Map.Entry<java.lang.Double,?>> |
Double2CharSortedMaps.entryComparator(DoubleComparator comparator)
Returns a comparator for entries based on a given comparator on keys.
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static java.util.Comparator<? super java.util.Map.Entry<java.lang.Double,?>> |
Double2DoubleSortedMaps.entryComparator(DoubleComparator comparator)
Returns a comparator for entries based on a given comparator on keys.
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static java.util.Comparator<? super java.util.Map.Entry<java.lang.Double,?>> |
Double2FloatSortedMaps.entryComparator(DoubleComparator comparator)
Returns a comparator for entries based on a given comparator on keys.
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static java.util.Comparator<? super java.util.Map.Entry<java.lang.Double,?>> |
Double2IntSortedMaps.entryComparator(DoubleComparator comparator)
Returns a comparator for entries based on a given comparator on keys.
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static java.util.Comparator<? super java.util.Map.Entry<java.lang.Double,?>> |
Double2LongSortedMaps.entryComparator(DoubleComparator comparator)
Returns a comparator for entries based on a given comparator on keys.
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static java.util.Comparator<? super java.util.Map.Entry<java.lang.Double,?>> |
Double2ObjectSortedMaps.entryComparator(DoubleComparator comparator)
Returns a comparator for entries based on a given comparator on keys.
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static java.util.Comparator<? super java.util.Map.Entry<java.lang.Double,?>> |
Double2ReferenceSortedMaps.entryComparator(DoubleComparator comparator)
Returns a comparator for entries based on a given comparator on keys.
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static java.util.Comparator<? super java.util.Map.Entry<java.lang.Double,?>> |
Double2ShortSortedMaps.entryComparator(DoubleComparator comparator)
Returns a comparator for entries based on a given comparator on keys.
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static int |
DoubleSemiIndirectHeaps.front(double[] refArray,
int[] heap,
int size,
int[] a,
DoubleComparator c)
Retrieves the front of a heap in a given array using a given comparator.
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static void |
DoubleIndirectHeaps.makeHeap(double[] refArray,
int[] heap,
int[] inv,
int size,
DoubleComparator c)
Creates an indirect heap from a given index array.
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static void |
DoubleSemiIndirectHeaps.makeHeap(double[] refArray,
int[] heap,
int size,
DoubleComparator c)
Creates a semi-indirect heap from a given index array.
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static void |
DoubleHeaps.makeHeap(double[] heap,
int size,
DoubleComparator c)
Makes an array into a heap.
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static int[] |
DoubleSemiIndirectHeaps.makeHeap(double[] refArray,
int offset,
int length,
DoubleComparator c)
Creates a semi-indirect heap, allocating its heap array.
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static void |
DoubleSemiIndirectHeaps.makeHeap(double[] refArray,
int offset,
int length,
int[] heap,
DoubleComparator c)
Creates a semi-indirect heap in the given array.
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static void |
DoubleIndirectHeaps.makeHeap(double[] refArray,
int offset,
int length,
int[] heap,
int[] inv,
DoubleComparator c)
Creates an indirect heap in the given array.
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static void |
DoubleArrays.mergeSort(double[] a,
DoubleComparator comp)
Sorts an array according to the order induced by the specified
comparator using mergesort.
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static void |
DoubleArrays.mergeSort(double[] a,
int from,
int to,
DoubleComparator comp)
Sorts the specified range of elements according to the order induced by the specified
comparator using mergesort.
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static void |
DoubleArrays.mergeSort(double[] a,
int from,
int to,
DoubleComparator comp,
double[] supp)
Sorts the specified range of elements according to the order induced by the specified
comparator using mergesort, using a given pre-filled support array.
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static DoubleComparator |
DoubleComparators.oppositeComparator(DoubleComparator c)
Returns a comparator representing the opposite order of the given comparator.
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static void |
DoubleArrays.parallelQuickSort(double[] x,
DoubleComparator comp)
Sorts an array according to the order induced by the specified
comparator using a parallel quicksort.
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static void |
DoubleArrays.parallelQuickSort(double[] x,
int from,
int to,
DoubleComparator comp)
Sorts the specified range of elements according to the order induced by the specified
comparator using a parallel quicksort.
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static void |
DoubleBigArrays.quickSort(double[][] x,
DoubleComparator comp)
Sorts the specified big array according to the order induced by the specified
comparator using quicksort.
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static void |
DoubleBigArrays.quickSort(double[][] x,
long from,
long to,
DoubleComparator comp)
Sorts the specified range of elements according to the order induced by the specified
comparator using quicksort.
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static void |
DoubleArrays.quickSort(double[] x,
DoubleComparator comp)
Sorts an array according to the order induced by the specified
comparator using quicksort.
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static void |
DoubleArrays.quickSort(double[] x,
int from,
int to,
DoubleComparator comp)
Sorts the specified range of elements according to the order induced by the specified
comparator using quicksort.
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static Double2BooleanSortedMap |
Double2BooleanSortedMaps.singleton(double key,
boolean value,
DoubleComparator comparator)
Returns a type-specific immutable sorted map containing only the specified pair.
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static Double2BooleanSortedMap |
Double2BooleanSortedMaps.singleton(java.lang.Double key,
java.lang.Boolean value,
DoubleComparator comparator)
RETURNS a type-specific immutable sorted map containing only the specified pair.
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static Double2ByteSortedMap |
Double2ByteSortedMaps.singleton(double key,
byte value,
DoubleComparator comparator)
Returns a type-specific immutable sorted map containing only the specified pair.
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static Double2ByteSortedMap |
Double2ByteSortedMaps.singleton(java.lang.Double key,
java.lang.Byte value,
DoubleComparator comparator)
RETURNS a type-specific immutable sorted map containing only the specified pair.
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static Double2CharSortedMap |
Double2CharSortedMaps.singleton(java.lang.Double key,
java.lang.Character value,
DoubleComparator comparator)
RETURNS a type-specific immutable sorted map containing only the specified pair.
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static Double2CharSortedMap |
Double2CharSortedMaps.singleton(double key,
char value,
DoubleComparator comparator)
Returns a type-specific immutable sorted map containing only the specified pair.
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static DoubleSortedSet |
DoubleSortedSets.singleton(double element,
DoubleComparator comparator)
Returns a type-specific immutable sorted set containing only the specified element, and using a specified comparator.
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static Double2DoubleSortedMap |
Double2DoubleSortedMaps.singleton(double key,
double value,
DoubleComparator comparator)
Returns a type-specific immutable sorted map containing only the specified pair.
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static Double2DoubleSortedMap |
Double2DoubleSortedMaps.singleton(java.lang.Double key,
java.lang.Double value,
DoubleComparator comparator)
RETURNS a type-specific immutable sorted map containing only the specified pair.
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static Double2FloatSortedMap |
Double2FloatSortedMaps.singleton(double key,
float value,
DoubleComparator comparator)
Returns a type-specific immutable sorted map containing only the specified pair.
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static Double2FloatSortedMap |
Double2FloatSortedMaps.singleton(java.lang.Double key,
java.lang.Float value,
DoubleComparator comparator)
RETURNS a type-specific immutable sorted map containing only the specified pair.
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static Double2IntSortedMap |
Double2IntSortedMaps.singleton(double key,
int value,
DoubleComparator comparator)
Returns a type-specific immutable sorted map containing only the specified pair.
|
static Double2IntSortedMap |
Double2IntSortedMaps.singleton(java.lang.Double key,
java.lang.Integer value,
DoubleComparator comparator)
RETURNS a type-specific immutable sorted map containing only the specified pair.
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static Double2LongSortedMap |
Double2LongSortedMaps.singleton(double key,
long value,
DoubleComparator comparator)
Returns a type-specific immutable sorted map containing only the specified pair.
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static Double2LongSortedMap |
Double2LongSortedMaps.singleton(java.lang.Double key,
java.lang.Long value,
DoubleComparator comparator)
RETURNS a type-specific immutable sorted map containing only the specified pair.
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static Double2ShortSortedMap |
Double2ShortSortedMaps.singleton(double key,
short value,
DoubleComparator comparator)
Returns a type-specific immutable sorted map containing only the specified pair.
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static Double2ShortSortedMap |
Double2ShortSortedMaps.singleton(java.lang.Double key,
java.lang.Short value,
DoubleComparator comparator)
RETURNS a type-specific immutable sorted map containing only the specified pair.
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static <V> Double2ObjectSortedMap<V> |
Double2ObjectSortedMaps.singleton(double key,
V value,
DoubleComparator comparator)
Returns a type-specific immutable sorted map containing only the specified pair.
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static <V> Double2ReferenceSortedMap<V> |
Double2ReferenceSortedMaps.singleton(double key,
V value,
DoubleComparator comparator)
Returns a type-specific immutable sorted map containing only the specified pair.
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static <V> Double2ObjectSortedMap<V> |
Double2ObjectSortedMaps.singleton(java.lang.Double key,
V value,
DoubleComparator comparator)
RETURNS a type-specific immutable sorted map containing only the specified pair.
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static <V> Double2ReferenceSortedMap<V> |
Double2ReferenceSortedMaps.singleton(java.lang.Double key,
V value,
DoubleComparator comparator)
RETURNS a type-specific immutable sorted map containing only the specified pair.
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static DoubleSortedSet |
DoubleSortedSets.singleton(java.lang.Object element,
DoubleComparator comparator)
Returns a type-specific immutable sorted set containing only the specified element, and using a specified comparator.
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static int |
DoubleIndirectHeaps.upHeap(double[] refArray,
int[] heap,
int[] inv,
int size,
int i,
DoubleComparator c)
Moves the given element up in the indirect heap until it reaches the highest possible position.
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static int |
DoubleSemiIndirectHeaps.upHeap(double[] refArray,
int[] heap,
int size,
int i,
DoubleComparator c)
Moves the given element up in the semi-indirect heap until it reaches the highest possible position.
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static int |
DoubleHeaps.upHeap(double[] heap,
int size,
int i,
DoubleComparator c)
Moves the given element up in the heap until it reaches the highest possible position.
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DoubleArrayIndirectPriorityQueue(double[] refArray,
DoubleComparator c)
Creates a new empty queue with capacity equal to the length of the reference array and a given comparator.
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DoubleArrayIndirectPriorityQueue(double[] refArray,
int[] a,
DoubleComparator c)
Wraps a given array in a queue using a given comparator.
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DoubleArrayIndirectPriorityQueue(double[] refArray,
int[] a,
int size,
DoubleComparator c)
Wraps a given array in a queue using a given comparator.
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DoubleArrayIndirectPriorityQueue(double[] refArray,
int capacity,
DoubleComparator c)
Creates a new empty queue without elements with a given capacity and comparator.
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DoubleArrayPriorityQueue(double[] a,
DoubleComparator c)
Wraps a given array in a queue using a given comparator.
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DoubleArrayPriorityQueue(double[] a,
int size,
DoubleComparator c)
Wraps a given array in a queue using a given comparator.
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DoubleArrayPriorityQueue(DoubleComparator c)
Creates a new empty queue with a given comparator.
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DoubleArrayPriorityQueue(int capacity,
DoubleComparator c)
Creates a new empty queue with a given capacity and comparator.
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DoubleHeapIndirectPriorityQueue(double[] refArray,
DoubleComparator c)
Creates a new empty queue with capacity equal to the length of the reference array and a given comparator.
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DoubleHeapIndirectPriorityQueue(double[] refArray,
int[] a,
DoubleComparator c)
Wraps a given array in a queue using a given comparator.
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DoubleHeapIndirectPriorityQueue(double[] refArray,
int[] a,
int size,
DoubleComparator c)
Wraps a given array in a queue using a given comparator.
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DoubleHeapIndirectPriorityQueue(double[] refArray,
int capacity,
DoubleComparator c)
Creates a new empty queue with a given capacity and comparator.
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DoubleHeapPriorityQueue(java.util.Collection<? extends java.lang.Double> collection,
DoubleComparator c)
Creates a queue using the elements in a collection using a given comparator.
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DoubleHeapPriorityQueue(double[] a,
DoubleComparator c)
Wraps a given array in a queue using a given comparator.
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DoubleHeapPriorityQueue(double[] a,
int size,
DoubleComparator c)
Wraps a given array in a queue using a given comparator.
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DoubleHeapPriorityQueue(DoubleCollection collection,
DoubleComparator c)
Creates a queue using the elements in a type-specific collection using a given comparator.
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DoubleHeapPriorityQueue(DoubleComparator c)
Creates a new empty queue with a given comparator.
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DoubleHeapPriorityQueue(int capacity,
DoubleComparator c)
Creates a new empty queue with a given capacity and comparator.
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DoubleHeapSemiIndirectPriorityQueue(double[] refArray,
DoubleComparator c)
Creates a new empty queue with capacity equal to the length of the reference array and a given comparator.
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DoubleHeapSemiIndirectPriorityQueue(double[] refArray,
int[] a,
DoubleComparator c)
Wraps a given array in a queue using a given comparator.
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DoubleHeapSemiIndirectPriorityQueue(double[] refArray,
int[] a,
int size,
DoubleComparator c)
Wraps a given array in a queue using a given comparator.
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DoubleHeapSemiIndirectPriorityQueue(double[] refArray,
int capacity,
DoubleComparator c)
Creates a new empty queue without elements with a given capacity and comparator.
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ForkJoinQuickSortComp(double[] x,
int from,
int to,
DoubleComparator comp) |
OppositeComparator(DoubleComparator c) |
Singleton(double key,
boolean value,
DoubleComparator comparator) |
Singleton(double key,
byte value,
DoubleComparator comparator) |
Singleton(double key,
char value,
DoubleComparator comparator) |
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double value,
DoubleComparator comparator) |
Singleton(double key,
float value,
DoubleComparator comparator) |
Singleton(double key,
int value,
DoubleComparator comparator) |
Singleton(double key,
long value,
DoubleComparator comparator) |
Singleton(double key,
short value,
DoubleComparator comparator) |
Singleton(double key,
V value,
DoubleComparator comparator) |
Singleton(double key,
V value,
DoubleComparator comparator) |
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While conventions remove the need to configure all of CakePHP, you’ll still need to configure a few things like your database credentials.
Additionally, there are optional configuration options that allow you to swap out default values & implementations with ones tailored to your application.
Configuration is generally stored in either PHP or INI files, and loaded during
the application bootstrap. CakePHP comes with one configuration file by default,
but if required you can add additional configuration files and load them in
your application’s bootstrap code. Cake\Core\Configure
is used
for global configuration, and classes like Cache
provide config()
methods to make configuration simple and transparent.
If your application has many configuration options it can be helpful to split configuration into multiple files. After creating each of the files in your config/ directory you can load them in bootstrap.php:
use Cake\Core\Configure;
use Cake\Core\Configure\Engine\PhpConfig;
Configure::config('default', new PhpConfig());
Configure::load('app', 'default', false);
Configure::load('other_config', 'default');
You can also use additional configuration files to provide environment specific overrides. Each file loaded after app.php can redefine previously declared values allowing you to customize configuration for development or staging environments.
Below is a description of the variables and how they affect your CakePHP application.
false
= Production mode. No error
messages, errors, or warnings shown. true
= Errors and warnings shown.The namespace to find app classes under.
Note
When changing the namespace in your configuration, you will also
need to update your composer.json file to use this namespace
as well. Additionally, create a new autoloader by running
php composer.phar dumpautoload
.
false
this
will be auto detected. If not false
, ensure your string starts
with a / and does NOT end with a /. E.g., /basedir is a valid
App.base. Otherwise, the AuthComponent will not work properly.Host
header.
In a CLI context (from shells) the fullBaseUrl cannot be read from $_SERVER,
as there is no webserver involved. You do need to specify it yourself if
you do need to generate URLs from a shell (e.g. when sending emails).plugins
, templates
, locales
subkeys, which allow the definition
of paths for plugins, view templates and locale files respectively.Appends a timestamp which is last modified time of the particular file at the end of asset files URLs (CSS, JavaScript, Image) when using proper helpers. Valid values:
false
- Doesn’t do anything (default)true
- Appends the timestamp when debug is true
See the Database Configuration for information on configuring your database connections.
See the Caching Configuration for information on configuring caching in CakePHP.
See the Error and Exception Configuration for information on configuring error and exception handlers.
See the Logging Configuration for information on configuring logging in CakePHP.
See the Email Configuration for information on configuring email presets in CakePHP.
See the Session Configuration for information on configuring session handling in CakePHP.
See the Routes Configuration for more information on configuring routing and creating routes for your application.
Additional class paths are setup through the autoloaders your application uses.
When using composer
to generate your autoloader, you could do the following,
to provide fallback paths for controllers in your application:
"autoload": {
"psr-4": {
"App\\Controller\\": "/path/to/directory/with/controller/folders",
"App\": "src"
}
}
The above would setup paths for both the App
and App\Controller
namespace. The first key will be searched, and if that path does not contain the
class/file the second key will be searched. You can also map a single namespace
to multiple directories with the following:
"autoload": {
"psr-4": {
"App\": ["src", "/path/to/directory"]
}
}
Since plugins, view templates and locales are not classes, they cannot have an autoloader configured. CakePHP provides three Configure variables to setup additional paths for these resources. In your config/app.php you can set these variables:
return [
// More configuration
'App' => [
'paths' => [
'plugins' => [
ROOT . DS . 'plugins' . DS,
'/path/to/other/plugins/'
],
'templates' => [
APP . 'Template' . DS,
APP . 'Template2' . DS
],
'locales' => [
APP . 'Locale' . DS
]
]
]
];
Paths should end with a directory separator, or they will not work properly.
See the Inflection Configuration docs for more information.
Many modern cloud providers, like Heroku, let you define environment variables for configuration data. You can configure your CakePHP through environment variables in the 12factor app style. Environment variables allow your application to require less state making your application easier to manage when it is deployed across a number of environments.
As you can see in your app.php, the env()
function is used to read
configuration from the environment, and build the application configuration.
CakePHP uses DSN strings for databases, logs, email transports and cache
configurations allowing you to easily vary these libraries in each environment.
For local development, CakePHP leverages dotenv to allow easy local development using
environment variables. You will see a config/.env.default
in your
application. By copying this file into config/.env
and customizing the
values you can configure your application.
You should avoid committing the config/.env
file to your repository and
instead use the config/.env.default
as a template with placeholder values so
everyone on your team knows what environment variables are in use and what
should go in each one.
Once your environment variables have been set, you can use env()
to read
data from the environment:
$debug = env('APP_DEBUG', false);
The second value passed to the env function is the default value. This value will be used if no environment variable exists for the given key.
Changed in version 3.5.0: dotenv library support was added to the application skeleton.
Cake\Core\
Configure
¶CakePHP’s Configure class can be used to store and retrieve application or runtime specific values. Be careful, this class allows you to store anything in it, then use it in any other part of your code: a sure temptation to break the MVC pattern CakePHP was designed for. The main goal of Configure class is to keep centralized variables that can be shared between many objects. Remember to try to live by “convention over configuration” and you won’t end up breaking the MVC structure CakePHP provides.
Cake\Core\Configure::
write
($key, $value)¶Use write()
to store data in the application’s configuration:
Configure::write('Company.name','Pizza, Inc.');
Configure::write('Company.slogan','Pizza for your body and soul');
Note
The dot notation used in the $key
parameter can be used to
organize your configuration settings into logical groups.
The above example could also be written in a single call:
Configure::write('Company', [
'name' => 'Pizza, Inc.',
'slogan' => 'Pizza for your body and soul'
]);
You can use Configure::write('debug', $bool)
to switch between debug and
production modes on the fly. This is especially handy for JSON interactions
where debugging information can cause parsing problems.
Cake\Core\Configure::
read
($key = null, $default = null)¶Used to read configuration data from the application. If a key is supplied, the data is returned. Using our examples from write() above, we can read that data back:
// Returns 'Pizza Inc.'
Configure::read('Company.name');
// Returns 'Pizza for your body and soul'
Configure::read('Company.slogan');
Configure::read('Company');
// Returns:
['name' => 'Pizza, Inc.', 'slogan' => 'Pizza for your body and soul'];
// Returns 'fallback' as Company.nope is undefined.
Configure::read('Company.nope', 'fallback');
If $key
is left null, all values in Configure will be returned.
Changed in version 3.5.0: The $default
parameter was added in 3.5.0
Cake\Core\Configure::
readOrFail
($key)¶Reads configuration data just like Cake\Core\Configure::read
but expects to find a key/value pair. In case the requested pair does not
exist, a RuntimeException
will be thrown:
Configure::readOrFail('Company.name'); // Yields: 'Pizza, Inc.'
Configure::readOrFail('Company.geolocation'); // Will throw an exception
Configure::readOrFail('Company');
// Yields:
['name' => 'Pizza, Inc.', 'slogan' => 'Pizza for your body and soul'];
New in version 3.1.7: Configure::readOrFail()
was added in 3.1.7
Cake\Core\Configure::
check
($key)¶Used to check if a key/path exists and has non-null value:
$exists = Configure::check('Company.name');
Cake\Core\Configure::
config
($name, $engine)¶CakePHP comes with two built-in configuration file engines.
Cake\Core\Configure\Engine\PhpConfig
is able to read PHP config
files, in the same format that Configure has historically read.
Cake\Core\Configure\Engine\IniConfig
is able to read ini config
files. See the PHP documentation for more
information on the specifics of ini files. To use a core config engine, you’ll
need to attach it to Configure using Configure::config()
:
use Cake\Core\Configure\Engine\PhpConfig;
// Read config files from config
Configure::config('default', new PhpConfig());
// Read config files from another path.
Configure::config('default', new PhpConfig('/path/to/your/config/files/'));
You can have multiple engines attached to Configure, each reading different
kinds or sources of configuration files. You can interact with attached engines
using a few other methods on Configure. To check which engine aliases are
attached you can use Configure::configured()
:
// Get the array of aliases for attached engines.
Configure::configured();
// Check if a specific engine is attached
Configure::configured('default');
Cake\Core\Configure::
drop
($name)¶You can also remove attached engines. Configure::drop('default')
would remove the default engine alias. Any future attempts to load configuration
files with that engine would fail:
Configure::drop('default');
Cake\Core\Configure::
load
($key, $config = 'default', $merge = true)¶Once you’ve attached a config engine to Configure you can load configuration files:
// Load my_file.php using the 'default' engine object.
Configure::load('my_file', 'default');
Loaded configuration files merge their data with the existing runtime
configuration in Configure. This allows you to overwrite and add new values into
the existing runtime configuration. By setting $merge
to true
, values
will not ever overwrite the existing configuration.
Cake\Core\Configure::
dump
($key, $config = 'default', $keys = [])¶Dumps all or some of the data in Configure into a file or storage system
supported by a config engine. The serialization format is decided by the config
engine attached as $config. For example, if the ‘default’ engine is
a Cake\Core\Configure\Engine\PhpConfig
, the generated file will be
a PHP configuration file loadable by the
Cake\Core\Configure\Engine\PhpConfig
Given that the ‘default’ engine is an instance of PhpConfig. Save all data in Configure to the file my_config.php:
Configure::dump('my_config', 'default');
Save only the error handling configuration:
Configure::dump('error', 'default', ['Error', 'Exception']);
Configure::dump()
can be used to either modify or overwrite
configuration files that are readable with Configure::load()
Cake\Core\Configure::
store
($name, $cacheConfig = 'default', $data = null)¶You can also store runtime configuration values for use in a future request. Since configure only remembers values for the current request, you will need to store any modified configuration information if you want to use it in subsequent requests:
// Store the current configuration in the 'user_1234' key in the 'default' cache.
Configure::store('user_1234', 'default');
Stored configuration data is persisted in the named cache configuration. See the Caching documentation for more information on caching.
Cake\Core\Configure::
restore
($name, $cacheConfig = 'default')¶Once you’ve stored runtime configuration, you’ll probably need to restore it
so you can access it again. Configure::restore()
does exactly that:
// Restore runtime configuration from the cache.
Configure::restore('user_1234', 'default');
When restoring configuration information it’s important to restore it with the same key, and cache configuration as was used to store it. Restored information is merged on top of the existing runtime configuration.
CakePHP provides the ability to load configuration files from a number of different sources, and features a pluggable system for creating your own confiugration engines. The built in configuration engines are:
By default your application will use PhpConfig
.
If you have any additional configuration needs, you should add them to your application’s config/bootstrap.php file. This file is included before each request, and CLI command.
This file is ideal for a number of common bootstrapping tasks:
It might be tempting to place formatting functions there in order to use them in your controllers. As you’ll see in the Controllers and Views sections there are better ways you add custom logic to your application.
In addition to the config/bootstrap.php file which should be used to
configure low-level concerns of your application, you can also use the
Application::bootstrap()
hook method to load/initialize plugins, and attach
global event listeners:
// in src/Application.php
namespace App;
use Cake\Core\Plugin;
use Cake\Http\BaseApplication;
class Application extends BaseApplication
{
public function bootstrap()
{
// Call the parent to `require_once` config/bootstrap.php
parent::bootstrap();
Plugin::load('MyPlugin', ['bootstrap' => true, 'routes' => true]);
}
}
Loading plugins/events in Application::bootstrap()
makes
Controller Integration Testing easier as events and routes will be re-processed on
each test method.
While utilizing generic table classes - also called auto-tables - when quickly creating new applications and baking models is useful, generic table class can make debugging more difficult in some scenarios.
You can check if any query was emitted from a generic table class via DebugKit
via the SQL panel in DebugKit. If you’re still having trouble diagnosing an
issue that could be caused by auto-tables, you can throw an exception when
CakePHP implicitly uses a generic Cake\ORM\Table
instead of your concrete
class like so:
// In your bootstrap.php
use Cake\Event\EventManager;
use Cake\Network\Exception\InternalErrorException;
$isCakeBakeShellRunning = (PHP_SAPI === 'cli' && isset($argv[1]) && $argv[1] === 'bake');
if (!$isCakeBakeShellRunning) {
EventManager::instance()->on('Model.initialize', function($event) {
$subject = $event->getSubject();
if (get_class($subject === 'Cake\ORM\Table') {
$msg = sprintf(
'Missing table class or incorrect alias when registering table class for database table %s.',
$subject->getTable());
throw new InternalErrorException($msg);
}
});
}


Hong Kong: Pro-Democracy Candidates Win Landslide Victory
Citizens celebrate historic outcome
by Deutsche WelleA historic number of voters have overwhelmingly favored pro-democracy candidates in local polls seen as a referendum on months of anti-government protest.
City leader Carrie Lam said she would “listen humbly” to voters.
Hong Kong residents turned out in record numbers to vote in Sunday’s district elections, with an overwhelming majority choosing candidates affiliated with the pro-democracy movement, in what activists are calling a clear signal of support for protesters’ demands.
Local broadcaster RTHK reported that pro-democracy parties took 390 out of 452 seats in the district council, or nearly 90%.
Organization pledges to “arrest and purge” corporate leaders who resist.
The polls closed with 71.2% of eligible voters casting a ballot, the election commission said, easily surpassing the figure of 47% in the last such vote in 2015.
“The government will certainly listen humbly to citizens’ opinions and reflect on them seriously,” Carrie Lam, the city’s embattled chief executive, said in a statement issued by the government on Monday morning.
Although the results represent voters’ disapproval of the city’s Beijing-backed government, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi reaffirmed that Hong Kong is part of China, “no matter what happens.”
Symbolic victory for pro-democracy
Surprise victories for pro-democracy candidates against strongly favored opponents led to some voting centers erupting in loud cheers and chants of “Liberate Hong Kong. Revolution Now” — a phrase used by many demonstrators in recent months.
DW correspondent Phoebe Kong posted video of supporters celebrating the defeat of controversial pro-Beijing politician Junius Ho.
The selection of 452 councilors, who manage local issues such as bus routes and garbage collection, generally does not attract much attention. But the vote has taken on greater significance after more than five months of political turbulence, as anti-government protesters agitate for democratic rights that they view as being suppressed by Beijing.
DW’s Charlotte Chelsom-Pill in Hong Kong said those protesters were “celebrating what they see as a massive victory and potentially a turning point in the six-month pro-democracy movement.”
These elections have been widely viewed as a referendum on the popularity of the top leadership, with the district councils being the only leadership bodies in Hong Kong directly elected by the people.
David Alton, a member of the British House of Lords who is among a number of international observers, told The Associated Press the unprecedented turnout “shows that there is a great
International reactions
Beijing said on Monday it “resolutely” supports Lam’s leadership of Hong Kong and that China’s “one country, two systems “has not faltered.”
“The Chinese government’s resolve to protect national sovereignty, security and development interest has not faltered. Its resolve to carry out one country, two systems has not faltered,” said foreign ministry spokesman Geng Shuang at a regular press briefing.
Geng added that Beijing supported Hong Hong’s police and judiciary in “punishing relevant violent and illegal behaviors.”
Japan expressed concern Monday over the situation in Hong Kong. At a media briefing after a meeting in Tokyo between Japanese Foreign Minister Toshimitsu Motegi and China’s Foreign Minister Wang Yi, Motegi stressed the importance of a free and open Hong Kong which can prosper under the “one country, two systems” model, according to a Japanese government official.
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Deuteronomy 28:60
Moreover he will bring upon thee all the diseases of Egypt, which thou wast afraid of; and they shall cleave unto thee.


  Until I tried DOC, even though I've tried a couple dozen or so other psychedelic drugs, I thought LSD was really where it was at.
Not to say I haven't had absolutely amazing experiences on others. I happen to really like mushrooms, 4-aco-MiPT, 2C-C, mescaline, and a few others quite a bit as well. But it seems clear to me that some psychedelics are much more deep, relevant, and *real* than others. I won't even go into DMT and Salvia because those two are just nuts... these two substances have led me to come to strange conclusions regarding time, space, and the human form. Back to my point -- some 'psychedelics' primarily act as eye candy with a strange, sometimes good, buzz. They might enhance my sense of humor, cause me to act out of normal fashion, or even give me an occasional insight or revelation.
Then there are the straight up entheogens. These drugs allow me to achieve a deeply spiritual mindset and state of consciousness. My ego -- first my surroundings, then my internal dialogue, then any sense of who I *was* -- dissapears, followed by a complete sense of who I really am. Maybe I will meet God. Maybe my concept of 'God' will completely change, to encompass the entire universe, and my universal self included. Mescaline and mushrooms and fat doses of LSD fit into this category.
LSD is unique though, because everything is so close to me. I don't really expand outward, do I? I think LSD does not cause true ego loss. It's more like everything else comes to me and becomes one with me. But I am still me. Just a super-smart, super-enlightened, super-sense-of-perspective, me.
But hey, my highest dose of LSD was only like 600ug. Maybe it takes more? Anyway I doubt I'll ever dose that much LSD again... I doubt taking a higher dose is the answer.
So, in LSD I can be surrounded by an electric candyland, have interpretive problems like thinking it's been 8 hours when it's only been 2, etc. I may even consciously expand outward but my heart chakra is still the center of it.
....... my point is that DOC is the same way.
Now, let's get technical for a moment.
6:00pm
I ate 2mg DOC. Plus or minus a fraction of a milligram. My buddy ate the same dose. It tasted like maple sugar candy, made from fine Vermont grade A light amber maple syrup, tapped from a 120 year old sugar maple right after a few warm days have caused much of the snow to melt. Sprinkled on some fine french toast, and served with egg nog and brandy, of course.
6:20pm
I can feel something. Kinda feels like I might be coming up slightly on some very, very clean LSD.
6:40pm
Definitely feeling it. I can still talk and act normally, but I am moderately high and there are mild visuals starting to form. The feeling feels like LSD, but mellower and less jittery. There is no anxiety. The visuals look like LSD but... well, it's hard to tell at this point.
7:30pm
There is no doubt that by now we are both definitely tripping. The body feeling is simply great. It's like the electric 'fry' feeling of LSD, where I can feel the energy flowing througout my body. Except with LSD this often makes me want to squirm around a bit, or not be able to completely relax unless I try to meditate and really focus that energy. With DOC I was easily able to relax, and it was more like I was basking in this energy rather than being plugged in to a two-pronged outlet.
By now it was clear that DOC is visually one of the best drugs I can take. It wasn't the sheer intensity... although I was still coming up... but the beauty of pretty much everything. Objects appeared brighter, crisper, more detailed, extra-dimensional. A lot like LSD but I did not notice the same kind of neon aura that tends to form the border of objects in my vision with LSD. But that is a very minor difference that I bet very few would notice.
8:00pm
Time dilation is already occuring. Both myself and my friend are surprised to learn it's only been two hours since we ate our doses. We spent some time playing Tekken 5, because that game kicks ass, but I think we were done playing video games by this point. I still feel like I'm coming up. Or at least like I've come up all the way but that the drug still had a few things up its sleeve to show me. And I knew it did because it's only been two hours.
Back on the topic of visuals, now the rug was squirming around a bit. Looked like LSD but with a little more gleam to it. Solid surfaces, like parts of my wall or the ceiling, were shifting color and hue, though not in any extreme way, and light patterns were forming over it. My tapestries were actually the least interesting things to look at. There were tracers following moving things, like my hand in front of my face, but nothing extremely long.
Visually, mentally, and physically, I felt like I had taken 90ug of exceptionally clean LSD that I only come across once in a lifetime. Not that 90ug of LSD really makes me very jittery or anxious -- though sometimes it can --, but this had even less of those characteristics.
If I closed my eyes I saw transparent swirls, patterns, and images. It was quite diverse and beautiful... and again, reminded me of LSD more than anything.
10:00pm
By now we had both come up a little bit more. But just a little. Like 10ug more LSD. Visually the entire room was alive. Not doing anything too crazy, but if I focused on one object the rest of the room would gradually morph. Patterns were more developed and CEVs were a bit brighter.
I was also a little higher, and starting to feel some of the stimulation, reminiscent of LSD but still milder, start to kick in. At this point my friend was convinced to go hang out with some other kids for a little while. I decided to stay at my residence and take advantage of this time alone to explore DOC more in depth.
12:30am
Wow!! I had just played guitar for the last two and a half hours at max intensity. This is simply the BEST drug I have ever taken for music enhancement. Not only does music sound absolutely awesome and complex (kinda like LSD hehehe... but better!), but I just played the sickest guitar I've ever played. I am a pretty good guitar player to begin with... but this was amazing.
Amphetamines are good for playing guitar because they let me play faster and more accurately. LSD is good for playing guitar because it allows me to think of totally new things to play, and to play with greatly enhanced 'feeling'. Well, DOC was like a super combination of these. But better---
I felt totally relaxed playing my guitar. At times I realized I wasn't even thinking at all.... yet I was in the middle of creating the most beautiful music. How could this be.. to be playing so well without even trying? With this boundary to my playing removed, I could do anything. I could go on and on about this... but long story short after I finally put that guitar down I felt like a billion bucks.
And I hadn't started to come down at all.
I was hungry so I ate a Three Muskateers bar. It was good.
Then I smoked a bowl. More like 2 hits from the bowl. I didn't really feel like I got 'stoned' but it made me trip more, mentally and visually. Pretty much like LSD.
2:00am
By this time my buddy had come back and we chilled out drinking a few beers, smoking the occasional bowl, and playing music. Music was key. I kept wishing I was at a concert because I would have totally been ragin out front row. I can't wait for festival season... this would be THE drug to take at a festival.
The DOC agreed just fine with the beer, by the way. They mixed similarly to LSD and alcohol, as I expected. I only had like 3 beers over the course of 3 hours though.
4:00am
No change. It's hard to tell if we've started to come down yet because we keep smoking weed. But I don't think the DOC has started to wear off yet. My buddy and I spent some time chillin in my room, having strange and halarious conversations. But without the tension and confusion of LSD which tends to occur around this point. I was still in electric candyland. Much of our conversation revolved around the fact of how dank DOC is.
6:00am
Starting to come down. A little. We spent some time playing Tekken and watching some VH1 music videos which were pretty halarious at the time.
6:30am
Took some Xanax. 2-4mg I guess.
7:00am
Still have some visuals and feel like I might be tripping if it wasn't for the Xanax. But the Xanax easily beat out what little stimulation the DOC had and I crashed easily.
.... Next day....
4:40pm
Sweet, I got a lot of sleep! My buddy woke up at about the same time and sent me an IM, and we decided to go get Taco Bell. The drive there was pretty fantastic, I had a great afterglow and the sunset looked amazing. It was also the first day the sun had shown through the clouds in like 2 weeks of nasty weather.
I would say the DOC afterglow is much like the afterglow of a fantastic LSD trip.
............
So...  It clearly lasts a little bit longer than LSD, but not by much. It is in fact so similar to LSD... or I should say really GOOD LSD, that I suggest to anyone putting DOB/DOI/Bromo-Dragonfly on blotter to use DOC instead. Because I would not be pissed off at all to get DOC on blotter if I thought I was getting LSD. I probably would just think it was some excellent LSD.
Not that I think you should misrepresent things as LSD... but man, it is impossible to not compare DOC to LSD because of their many many similarities. Except at this point I think I'd rather take DOC
Hope this report does this substance justice.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


[gecode-users] Advisor on a ViewArray and index of assigned variable
Valentin Lemière
valentin.lemiere at unicaen.fr
Tue Nov 10 17:20:18 CET 2015
Hi,
I see, thanks for your answer.
When an Advisor is used on a BoolView it stores the type of assignment in the delta, which can be accessed with BoolView::one and ::zero.
But couldn't an Advisor, when applied to a ViewArray, store the index in the delta and then access it with ViewArray::index?
With the index I can get the assigned value but not the other way around.
It's not the case right now I understand, but do you think this is something feasible?
Regards,
Valentin
----- Mail original -----
De: "Christian Schulte" <cschulte at kth.se>
À: "Valentin Lemière" <valentin.lemiere at unicaen.fr>, users at gecode.org
Envoyé: Lundi 9 Novembre 2015 20:20:51
Objet: RE: [gecode-users] Advisor on a ViewArray and index of assigned variable
Hi,
An advisor subscribes to a particular variable implementation through a view hence, the only information that is available by default is which advisor is executed and what is the delta.
Additional information – such as the position of an advisor in a view array – must be explicitly stored in the advisor, there is no way around it.
Cheers
Christian
--
Christian Schulte, www.gecode.org/~schulte
Professor of Computer Science, KTH, cschulte at kth.se
Expert Researcher, SICS, cschulte at sics.se
From: users-bounces at gecode.org [mailto:users-bounces at gecode.org] On Behalf Of Valentin Lemière
Sent: Monday, November 9, 2015 04:56 PM
To: users at gecode.org
Subject: [gecode-users] Advisor on a ViewArray and index of assigned variable
Hello everyone,
I am a PhD. student and I am currently looking at Gecode to see if it'll fit my needs.
I need to implement a global constraint on a large number of boolean variables. So I have extended from NaryPropagator with a view of type BoolView.
When a variable is assigned, the propagator infers some knowledge and may assign other variable(s).
To get the required information, I added an Advisor to each variable, storing its index; so I can get it in the advise method and provide it to the propagator.
But this technique is too slow and creates too much advisors.
So I tried adding an Advisor directly to the ViewArray; the advise function is correctly called and I can still get whether the variable was assigned a zero or a one with the delta.
But I don't get the index information to find the actual assigned variable.
I looked for a static method of ViewArray to convert the delta to this information but couldn't find one.
Can an Advisor on a ViewArray get the index of the assigned variable?
Or is there another way to deal with a large number of variables other than an Advisor per variable?
Regards,
Valentin
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Namespace SiaNet.Metrics
Classes
Accuracy
Accuracy is suggested to use to measure how accurate is the overall performance of a model is, considering both positive and negative classes without worrying about the imbalance of a data set
BaseMetric
A metric is a function that is used to judge the performance of your model. Metric functions are to be supplied in the metrics parameter when a model is compiled.
BinaryAccuracy
Positive and negative predictive values. In addition to sensitivity and specificity, the performance of a binary classification test can be measured with positive predictive value (PPV), also known as precision, and negative predictive value (NPV)
MAE
Mean Absolute Error (MAE) is a quantity used to measure how close forecasts or predictions are to the eventual outcomes
MAPE
The mean absolute percentage error (MAPE), also known as mean absolute percentage deviation (MAPD), is a measure of prediction accuracy of a forecasting method in statistics, for example in trend estimation, also used as a Loss function for regression problems in Machine Learning.
MSE
The mean squared error (MSE) or mean squared deviation (MSD) of an estimator (of a procedure for estimating an unobserved quantity) measures the average of the squares of the errors—that is, the average squared difference between the estimated values and what is estimated.
MSLE
Mean squared logarithmic error (MSLE) is, as the name suggests, a variation of the Mean Squared Error.


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See: Description
| Interface | Description |
|---|---|
| CredentialFactory |
Construct an oauth credential to be used by the SDK and the SDK workers.
|
| IOChannelFactory | Deprecated
This is under redesign, see: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/BEAM-59.
|
| IOChannelFactoryRegistrar |
A registrar that creates
IOChannelFactory instances from PipelineOptions . |
| MutationDetector |
An object for detecting illegal mutations.
|
| NameUtils.NameOverride |
Classes may implement this interface to change how names are generated for their instances.
|
| PathValidator |
Interface for controlling validation of paths.
|
| PubsubClient.PubsubClientFactory |
Factory for creating clients.
|
| PubsubTestClient.PubsubTestClientFactory |
Closing the factory will validate all expected messages were processed.
|
| ReadyCheckingSideInputReader |
A
SideInputReader that allows callers to check to see if a PCollectionView has
had its contents set in a window. |
| ShardedFile |
Bare-bones class for using sharded files.
|
| SideInputReader |
The interface to objects that provide side inputs.
|
| Timer |
A timer for a specified time domain that can be set to register the desire for further processing
at particular time in its specified time domain.
|
| Timers |
Interface for interacting with time.
|
| TimerSpec |
A specification for a
Timer . |
| Weighted |
Interface representing an object that has a weight, in unspecified units.
|
| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| ApiSurface |
Represents the API surface of a package prefix.
|
| AppEngineEnvironment |
Stores whether we are running within AppEngine or not.
|
| AppliedCombineFn<K,InputT,AccumT,OutputT> |
A
CombineWithContext.KeyedCombineFnWithContext with a fixed accumulator coder. |
| AttemptAndTimeBoundedExponentialBackOff | Deprecated |
| AttemptBoundedExponentialBackOff | Deprecated |
| AvroUtils |
A set of utilities for working with Avro files.
|
| AvroUtils.AvroMetadata |
Avro file metadata.
|
| BitSetCoder |
Coder for the BitSet used to track child-trigger finished states.
|
| BucketingFunction |
Keep track of the minimum/maximum/sum of a set of timestamped long values.
|
| BufferedElementCountingOutputStream |
Provides an efficient encoding for
Iterable s containing small values by
buffering up to bufferSize bytes of data before prefixing the count. |
| CloudObject |
A representation of an arbitrary Java object to be instantiated by Dataflow
workers.
|
| CoderUtils |
Utilities for working with Coders.
|
| CombineContextFactory |
Factory that produces
Combine.Context based on different inputs. |
| CombineFnUtil |
Static utility methods that create combine function instances.
|
| DefaultBucket |
Utility class for handling default GCS buckets.
|
| DirectSideInputReader |
Basic side input reader wrapping a
PTuple of side input iterables. |
| EmptyOnDeserializationThreadLocal<T> |
A
Serializable ThreadLocal which discards any "stored" objects. |
| ExplicitShardedFile |
A sharded file where the file names are simply provided.
|
| ExposedByteArrayInputStream |
ByteArrayInputStream that allows accessing the entire internal buffer without copying. |
| ExposedByteArrayOutputStream |
ByteArrayOutputStream special cased to treat writes of a single byte-array specially. |
| FileIOChannelFactory |
Implements
IOChannelFactory for local files. |
| FileIOChannelFactoryRegistrar |
AutoService registrar for the FileIOChannelFactory . |
| FluentBackoff |
A fluent builder for
BackOff objects that allows customization of the retry algorithm. |
| GcpCredentialFactory |
Construct an oauth credential to be used by the SDK and the SDK workers.
|
| GcpProjectUtil |
Provides operations on Google Cloud Platform Projects.
|
| GcpProjectUtil.GcpProjectUtilFactory |
A
DefaultValueFactory able to create a GcpProjectUtil using
any transport flags specified on the PipelineOptions . |
| GcsIOChannelFactory |
Implements IOChannelFactory for GCS.
|
| GcsIOChannelFactoryRegistrar |
AutoService registrar for the GcsIOChannelFactory . |
| GcsPathValidator |
GCP implementation of
PathValidator . |
| GcsUtil |
Provides operations on GCS.
|
| GcsUtil.GcsUtilFactory |
This is a
DefaultValueFactory able to create a GcsUtil using
any transport flags specified on the PipelineOptions . |
| GcsUtil.StorageObjectOrIOException |
A class that holds either a
StorageObject or an IOException . |
| IdentityWindowFn<T> |
A
WindowFn that leaves all associations between elements and windows unchanged. |
| InstanceBuilder<T> |
Utility for creating objects dynamically.
|
| IntervalBoundedExponentialBackOff | Deprecated |
| IOChannelUtils |
Provides utilities for creating read and write channels.
|
| MimeTypes |
Constants representing various mime types.
|
| MovingFunction |
Keep track of the moving minimum/maximum/sum of sampled long values.
|
| MutationDetectors |
Static methods for creating and working with
MutationDetector . |
| NameUtils |
Helpers for extracting the name of objects and classes.
|
| NoopCredentialFactory |
Construct an oauth credential to be used by the SDK and the SDK workers.
|
| NoopPathValidator |
Noop implementation of
PathValidator . |
| NullCredentialInitializer |
A
HttpRequestInitializer for requests that don't have credentials. |
| NullSideInputReader |
A
SideInputReader representing a well-defined set of views, but not storing
any values for them. |
| NumberedShardedFile |
Utility methods for working with sharded files.
|
| PCollectionViews |
Implementations of
PCollectionView shared across the SDK. |
| PCollectionViews.IterablePCollectionView<ElemT,W extends BoundedWindow> | Deprecated
Runners should not inspect the
PCollectionView subclass, as it is an
implementation detail. |
| PCollectionViews.ListPCollectionView<ElemT,W extends BoundedWindow> | Deprecated
Runners should not inspect the
PCollectionView subclass, as it is an
implementation detail. |
| PCollectionViews.MapPCollectionView<K,V,W extends BoundedWindow> | Deprecated
Runners should not inspect the
PCollectionView subclass, as it is an
implementation detail. |
| PCollectionViews.MultimapPCollectionView<K,V,W extends BoundedWindow> | Deprecated
Runners should not inspect the
PCollectionView subclass, as it is an
implementation detail. |
| PCollectionViews.SingletonPCollectionView<T,W extends BoundedWindow> | Deprecated
Runners should not inspect the
PCollectionView subclass, as it is an
implementation detail. |
| PCollectionViewWindow<T> |
A pair of a
PCollectionView and a BoundedWindow , which can
be thought of as window "of" the view. |
| PropertyNames |
Constant property names used by the SDK in CloudWorkflow specifications.
|
| PTuple |
A
PTuple is an immutable tuple of
heterogeneously-typed values, "keyed" by TupleTag s. |
| PubsubClient |
An (abstract) helper class for talking to Pubsub via an underlying transport.
|
| PubsubClient.IncomingMessage |
A message received from Pubsub.
|
| PubsubClient.OutgoingMessage |
A message to be sent to Pubsub.
|
| PubsubClient.ProjectPath |
Path representing a cloud project id.
|
| PubsubClient.SubscriptionPath |
Path representing a Pubsub subscription.
|
| PubsubClient.TopicPath |
Path representing a Pubsub topic.
|
| PubsubGrpcClient |
A helper class for talking to Pubsub via grpc.
|
| PubsubJsonClient |
A Pubsub client using JSON transport.
|
| PubsubTestClient |
A (partial) implementation of
PubsubClient for use by unit tests. |
| ReleaseInfo |
Utilities for working with release information.
|
| Reshuffle<K,V> |
A
PTransform that returns a PCollection equivalent to its input but operationally
provides some of the side effects of a GroupByKey , in particular preventing fusion of
the surrounding transforms, checkpointing and deduplication by id (see
ValueWithRecordId ). |
| ReshuffleTrigger<W extends BoundedWindow> |
The trigger used with
Reshuffle which triggers on every element
and never buffers state. |
| RetryHttpRequestInitializer |
Implements a request initializer that adds retry handlers to all
HttpRequests.
|
| SerializableUtils |
Utilities for working with Serializables.
|
| Serializer |
Utility for converting objects between Java and Cloud representations.
|
| ShardingWritableByteChannel |
Implements a WritableByteChannel that may contain multiple output shards.
|
| StreamUtils |
Utility functions for stream operations.
|
| StringUtils |
Utilities for working with JSON and other human-readable string formats.
|
| Structs |
A collection of static methods for manipulating datastructure representations
transferred via the Dataflow API.
|
| TestCredential |
Fake credential, for use in testing.
|
| TimerSpecs |
Static methods for working with
TimerSpec . |
| Transport |
Helpers for cloud communication.
|
| UnownedInputStream |
A
OutputStream wrapper which protects against the user attempting to modify
the underlying stream by closing it or using mark. |
| UnownedOutputStream |
A
OutputStream wrapper which protects against the user attempting to modify
the underlying stream by closing it. |
| UploadIdResponseInterceptor |
Implements a response intercepter that logs the upload id if the upload
id header exists and it is the first request (does not have upload_id parameter in the request).
|
| Values |
A collection of static methods for manipulating value representations
transfered via the Dataflow API.
|
| ValueWithRecordId<ValueT> |
Immutable struct containing a value as well as a unique id identifying the value.
|
| ValueWithRecordId.StripIdsDoFn<T> | |
| ValueWithRecordId.ValueWithRecordIdCoder<ValueT> | |
| VarInt |
Variable-length encoding for integers.
|
| WeightedValue<T> |
A
T with an accompanying weight. |
| WindowedValue<T> |
An immutable triple of value, timestamp, and windows.
|
| WindowedValue.FullWindowedValueCoder<T> |
Coder for
WindowedValue . |
| WindowedValue.ValueOnlyWindowedValueCoder<T> |
Coder for
WindowedValue . |
| WindowedValue.WindowedValueCoder<T> |
Abstract class for
WindowedValue coder. |
| WindowingStrategies |
Utilities for working with
WindowingStrategies . |
| WindowingStrategy<T,W extends BoundedWindow> |
A
WindowingStrategy describes the windowing behavior for a specific collection of values. |
| WindowingStrategy.CombineWindowFnOutputTimes<W extends BoundedWindow> |
An
OutputTimeFn that uses WindowFn.getOutputTime(org.joda.time.Instant, W) to assign initial timestamps
but then combines and merges according to a given OutputTimeFn . |
| WindowTracing |
Logging for window operations.
|
| ZipFiles |
Functions for zipping a directory (including a subdirectory) into a ZIP-file
or unzipping it again.
|
| Enum | Description |
|---|---|
| AttemptAndTimeBoundedExponentialBackOff.ResetPolicy |
A ResetPolicy controls the behavior of this BackOff when reset() is called.
|
| TimeDomain |
TimeDomain specifies whether an operation is based on
timestamps of elements or current "real-world" time as reported while processing. |
| WindowingStrategy.AccumulationMode |
The accumulation modes that can be used with windowing.
|
| Exception | Description |
|---|---|
| IllegalMutationException |
Thrown when a value appears to have been mutated, but that mutation is forbidden.
|
| UserCodeException |
An exception that was thrown in user-code.
|
| Annotation Type | Description |
|---|---|
| SystemDoFnInternal |
Annotation to mark
DoFns as an internal component of the Beam SDK. |


Constraint¶
-
class
amplpy.
Constraint
(_impl)¶ Bases:
Entity
.This class represents an algebraic or logical constraint. In case the constraint is scalar, its values can be accessed via functions like
body()
anddual()
. All the AMPL suffixes for constraints (see http://www.ampl.com/NEW/suffbuiltin.html) are available through methods of this class with the same name (and methods of ConstraintInstance for indexed constraints).Note that, since this class represents both algebraic and logical constraints, some suffixes might not be available for every entity.
An TypeError is thrown if one of such methods is called for a non-scalar constraint and if a method corresponding to a suffix which is not supported by the type of the constraint is called. A runtime error is thrown if any property of an entity which has been deleted from the underlying interpreter is accessed.
To gain access to all the values in an entity (for all instances and all suffixes for that entities), see
getValues()
and theDataFrame
class.-
__init__
(_impl)¶ Initialize self. See help(type(self)) for accurate signature.
-
isLogical
()¶ Check if the constraint is a logical constraint. Returns True if logical. The available suffixes differ between logical and non logical constraints. See http://www.ampl.com/NEW/suffbuiltin.html for a list of the available suffixes for algebraic constraints. The suffixes available for logical constraints are marked on the method description by “Valid only for logical constraints”.
-
drop
()¶ Drop all instances in this constraint entity, corresponding to the AMPL code: drop constraintname;.
-
restore
()¶ Restore all instances in this constraint entity, corresponding to the AMPL code: restore constraintname;.
-
body
()¶ Get the current value of the constraint’s body.
-
astatus
()¶ Get the current AMPL status (dropped, presolved, or substituted out).
-
defvar
()¶ Get the index in _var of “defined variable” substituted out by the constraint.
-
dinit
()¶ Get the current initial guess for the constraint’s dual variable.
-
dinit0
()¶ Get the original initial guess for the constraint’s dual variable.
-
dual
()¶ Get the current value of the constraint’s dual variable.
Note that dual values are often reset by the underlying AMPL interpreter by the presolve functionalities triggered by some methods. A possible workaround is to set the option presolve to false (see
setOption()
).
-
lb
()¶ Get the current value of the constraint’s lower bound.
-
ub
()¶ Get the current value of the constraint’s upper bound.
-
lbs
()¶ Get the constraint lower bound sent to the solver (reflecting adjustment for fixed variables).
-
ubs
()¶ Get the constraint upper bound sent to the solver (reflecting adjustment for fixed variables).
-
ldual
()¶ Get the current dual value associated with the lower bound.
-
udual
()¶ Get the current dual value associated with the upper bounds.
-
lslack
()¶ Get the slack at lower bound body - lb.
-
uslack
()¶ Get the slack at upper bound ub - body.
-
slack
()¶ Constraint slack (the lesser of lslack and uslack).
-
sstatus
()¶ Get the solver status (basis status of constraint’s slack or artificial variable).
-
status
()¶ Get the AMPL status if not in, otherwise solver status.
-
setDual
(dual)¶ Set the value of the dual variable associated to this constraint (valid only if the constraint is scalar). Equivalent to the AMPL statement:
let c := dual;
Note that dual values are often reset by the underlying AMPL interpreter by the presolve functionalities triggered by some methods. A possible workaround is to set the option presolve to False (see
setOption()
).- Args:
dual: The value to be assigned to the dual variable.
-
val
()¶ Get the AMPL val suffix. Valid only for logical constraints.
-
__module__
= 'amplpy.constraint'¶
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class: center, middle # Docker opens the Doors for IoT .center[.image-50[![sketch](exciting_times_ahead.jpg)]] *** Dieter Reuter [@Quintus23M](https://twitter.com/Quintus23M) Hypriot Team [@HypriotTweets](https://twitter.com/HypriotTweets) – https://blog.hypriot.com *** [IoT Conference 2017, Munich](https://iotcon.de/session/docker-opens-the-doors-for-iot/) / March 15th, 2017 --- class: center, middle # Docker opens the Doors for IoT .center[.image-50[![sketch](exciting_times_ahead.jpg)]] *** Dieter Reuter [@Quintus23M](https://twitter.com/Quintus23M) [@bee42solutions](https://twitter.com/bee42solutions) – https://bee42.com *** [IoT Conference 2017, Munich](https://iotcon.de/session/docker-opens-the-doors-for-iot/) / March 15th, 2017 --- # Agenda 1. Introduction 2. IoT Challenges 3. Goals 4. Docker Advantages 5. Proof of Concept 6. Summary --- # Introduction ...it's NOT about me... **Dieter Reuter** - Consultant [@bee42solutions](https://twitter.com/bee42solutions) 🐝 - Hacker & Pirate by night - Working with Docker since >3 years - [Docker Captain](https://www.docker.com/community/docker-captains) 🐳, 66 world wide **--> I'm pushing Docker to ARM & IoT since >2.5 years** --- # Introduction ...it's all about team work **Hypriot Team [@HypriotTweets](https://twitter.com/HypriotTweets) https://blog.hypriot.com** - five individuals: Andreas, Dieter, Govinda, Mathias, Stefan - broad range of skill sets: Devs, DevOps, Trainers, Consulants - Open Source project to run Docker on ARM & IoT devices **--> We've built HypriotOS, a Docker-enabled OS for Raspberry Pi** --- # Introduction ...it's all about team work **bee42 solutions gmbh 🐝 https://bee42.com** - DevOps company - Digital Transformation - System Architects & Consultants - Trainings for DevOps, Containers & Docker **--> We're scaling Docker containers - in a different way!** --- # IoT Challenges We'll get a huge number of devices... - Development - Delivery / Deployment - Updates (new features, bug fixes) - Security - Low bandwidth --- # Goals Containers and the Internet of Things - evangelizing to use Docker container on ARM boards - convincing Docker containers for IoT applications - enabling the Docker ecosystem on low-powered devices *Gartner says 6.4 billion connected "Things" will be in use in 2016, up 30 percent from 2015* *In turn, that number is expected to further explode by 2020, where the IoT market will include 20.8 billion things* **--> pushing the Docker technology into the IoT world** --- # Docker Advantages - Containers are isolated - Containers are portable - Containers can be really small - it's easy to "install" software as a container - an update is just to start a new container **--> Docker helps to deliver Apps to IoT devices** --- # Docker Development Stack - Developers: Docker4Mac, Docker4Windows, Docker on Linux - Testing: locally, on-premises (Jenkins, GitLab), Travis-CI, Circle-CI, CodeShip - Production: backend services for Cloud & Private Cloud - Deploy apps as containers on IoT devices (Linux on Intel, ARMv7, AARCH64, ...) --- # Requirements for Docker on ARM - Hardware min: 1x Core, ARMv6, 256MB memory - Linux Kernel w/ Docker related kernel modules - Operating System: Ubuntu, Debian, Alpine, Buildroot/Yocto, ... - Docker tools: Engine, Compose, Machine **--> Docker is already building binaries for ARMv6/7 and AARCH64** --- # Proof of Concept Building a complete OS to use Docker on ARM / IoT devices... .center[.image-30[![sketch](docker_pirate_raspberry_plus_docker-tools.png)]] **--> complete Docker toolset on ARM** --- # PoC - Easy Building Blocks - small and simple pieces - easy to understand - easy to develop - easy to maintain **--> combine it like LEGO bricks** --- # PoC - Full Transparency - develop locally (Vagrant + Docker) - automated build server (Travis + Docker) - automated testing (ServerSpec) - automated releasing (GitHub releases) **--> every single detail is visible** --- # PoC - Parts and Ideas HypriotOS - a Debian-based root filesystem (32 and 64-bit) - a board specific layer - Linux kernel - firmware - bootloader - a common layer - Hypriot specific settings and tools - Docker Engine - Docker Compose, Docker Machine **--> creating ready-to-run SD card images** --- # PoC - Open Source Everything All these parts are already open sourced at GitHub https://github.com/hypriot - root filesystem: https://github.com/hypriot/os-rootfs - raw image: https://github.com/hypriot/image-builder-raw - Raspberry Pi: https://github.com/hypriot/image-builder-rpi Come and try it out - hack on it - improve it **--> it's all Open Source** --- # Summary Container are ready for IoT - easier development w/ Docker (Windows, macOS, Linux) - faster time-to-market - security built-in w/ container isolation - easier updates: new features/value, security fixes **--> Docker already supports ARM 32bit / 64bit** --- # Thank You and let's stay in contact: **Dieter Reuter, bee42 solutions gmbh** - [@bee42solutions](https://twitter.com/bee42solutions) - https://bee42.com - Find me on Twitter: [@Quintus23M](https://twitter.com/Quintus23M) or [@HypriotTweets](https://twitter.com/HypriotTweets) - Hypriot Blog: http://blog.hypriot.com


Facts About Harmanpreet Kaur, The First Indian Woman Cricketer to Play 100 T20 Matches
by Manali DesaiHarmanpreet Kaur is now a household name; at least in households where cricket is followed rigorously. Recently, she registered yet another record under her name. In October, during the India vs South Africa series, she became India’s first cricketer, among both men and women, to play 100 T20 Internationals.
Mahendra Singh Dhoni and Rohit Sharma appear second after her in this list with 98 T20 Internationals under their belt.
But, do we really know anything more about her? Let’s look at some interesting facts and trivia around Harmanpreet Kaur today then!
Inspiration
While she is an inspiration to many girls across India and even worldwide, Harmanpreet, herself, found her cricketing inspiration from the former smashing Indian opener Virender Sehwag.
Sports in the genes
One can say that love for sports is rooted in Harmanpreet’s genes. Her father Harmandar Singh Bhullar was quite the champ in this section as well. He was a volleyball and basketball player himself.
Recommended by God himself
Harmanpreet has been working with the Indian Railways from the time she moved to Mumbai in 2014. This job fell in her lap with the help of a personal letter from the God of Cricket himself, Mr. Sachin Tendulkar.
And who can say no to God, right?
Highest score in a knockout
Harmanpreet scored 171 in the World Cup match against Australia in 2017. This is the second highest score by an Indian woman in a World Cup knockout.
League player
She is the first Indian cricketer to be signed by BBL franchise, where she played for Sydney Thunder. Harmanpreet has also been signed by by Surrey Stars in ECB’s Kia Super League.
Gray Nicolls
Nike withdrew its sponsorship of Indian cricketers in 2016, This is when Gray Nicolls entered Indian market. While many members of the men’s Indian cricket team got the coveted Gray Nicolls sticker on their bats, Kaur was the only member of Indian women’s team to get this deal.
Early struggles
Harmanpreet Kaur always had an interest in cricket. She joined the Gian Jyoti School Academy which was 30 kilometers away from her residence in Moga where she trained under Kamaldeesh Singh Sodhi. Through her hard work and dedication she got selected in the Moga district team where she played her first big cricket tournament with the Punjab’s Inter-District tournament. From then on, she represented the Punjab Ranji team as well and since then as they say, there has been no looking back for this woman.
Did you know these interesting facts about Harmanpreet Kaur? Do you have any more such interesting trivia on her which we missed out on mentioning here? Do let us know in the comments!


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It was a Friday night me and my buddies had just gotten home from our picking field and we were ready to begin the cleaning process. After cleaning the massive amount of very fresh looking mushrooms. We decided that it would be best to make 2 big batches so we divided them up kind of equally into half pound and half pound, and we shoved them into panty-hose; kinda like a home-made teabag.
By the time we had everything done the water was boiling and we tossed 2 of the four bags in, and smashed them very hard with a spoon and we watched the water turn pitch black. Afterwards we put the black water into a large container and mixed the kool-aid (grape flavor) in. We drank the 1st batch in about 20 minutes and I had 6 8oz. cups and then we waited while heating up the 2nd batch of water. about 45 minutes the stomach cramps started going away and I felt the tingling sensation that was in the top of my head rush throughout my body then it all hit me, I was watching walls move with beautiful patterns and colors. Everything felt just as if it was going to be another one of those mushroom trips but the second batch was done and ready and so we let it cool and the effects of the 1st batch were hitting hard in heavy.
There were 3 of us in a average size room with plaid carpet and a Jimi Hendrix poster on the wall the kept moving and making sounds. then about 2 hours into it we began drinking the 2nd batch witch was by far blacker and purple that the other one, so we mixed the kool-aid and I drank the 1st 4 glasses out of it very quickly and then continued until I had reached a total of 15 8 oz. cups from this batch makin it a total of 21 cups. Then all hell broke loose, the visuals became very, very intense, and I couldn't close my eyes it felt as if they were being pulled open and at that point I couldn't remember my name I was trying to find out my true identity. That lasted about 20 minutes then I decided I needed to try and come back to earth.
Then at that moment I felt as if I was a detective on a mysterious alien planet and I was sent to search for life, and I began walking around my house and outside the trees looked like 50 foot tall shrooms that extend into the evergoing sky. By this time I was very confused I didn't know where I was in my house and I had no coordination at all. Then I began to 'peak' I guess you could call it, as I fell into a very tranquil stare at the Jimi Hendrix poster on my wall I began hearing faint guitar music and then I saw in a large array of colors Jimi Hendrix standing outside the poster, at that point I thought to myself is this real? am I real? at that point we all started to scare ourselves because we convinced ourselves that we weren't real and that we were mushrooms and God was going to pick us and that's when we would die.
After about 3 hours after the second batch the far off distant feeling of not being real subsided and we were left with constant visuals of breathing walls and melting doors. Another thing that amazed me was the very bad time lapse, one minute seems as if it was 2 hours, I watched in amazement at the second hand on my watch move at a turtle's pace or wouldn't move at all then end up on the 7. We started this journey at about 8 pm and finally began to mellow out and start to lay down and try and sleep at around 5am. I have done Mushrooms and LSD before but this mushroom trip was by far more intense but not as long at an LSD trip sadly, but definitely well worth the two hours spent picking in the field.
I have realized after this trip that with mushrooms there is two types of tripping and only some see the 2nd side because they just drink a glass or two and stop and have very nice visuals and body feeling but when you exceed what we like to call 'The Madness Levels' you lose all thought of your original life and grow a new life right then and there, with very intense visuals, auditory sounds, and the inability to walk or talk right. I suggest that if it is your first time to 'shroom' do not take as much at we took, or if you don't have the mental mindset that its a drug and your taking it for your enjoyment. Ok well as to all who are about to embark on this long beautiful journey...good luck and have a blast.
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Lake Macquarie City Council calls for expressions of interest from local artists to design and create trophies for Lake Mac Awards in February 2020
LAKE Macquarie City Council is offering local artists $1100 to create 11 award trophies for next year's Lake Mac Awards.
It's an opportunity for an artist to have their artwork immortalised at Lake Mac's night of nights, a spokesperson for the council said.
Council is seeking expressions of interest for a suite of bespoke awards to be presented to the winners at a ceremony in February 2020.
Artists will be given $1100 to design, fabricate and deliver 11 award trophies. This commission is for artists located in the Lake Macquarie Council local government area.
Applications are open at lakemac.smartygrants.com.au/lakemacawardsand close on Sunday, December 1, 2019. Artists have until February 4, 2020, to produce and deliver the trophies.
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