Dr. Magdi Yacoub
The man who saved many hearts
Sir Magdi Habib Yacoub OM FRS (born November 1935), is an Egyptian-British retired professor of cardiothoracic surgery at Imperial College London, best known for his early work in repairing heart valves with surgeon Donald Ross, adapting the Ross procedure, where the diseased aortic valve is replaced with the person's own pulmonary valve, devising the arterial switch operation (ASO) in transposition of the great arteries, and establishing the heart transplantation centre at Harefield Hospital in 1980 with a heart transplant for Derrick Morris, who at the time of his death was Europe's longest-surviving heart transplant recipient. Yacoub subsequently performed the UK's first combined heart and lung transplant in 1983. From 1986 to 2006, he held the position of British Heart Foundation Professor of Cardiothoracic Surgery at the National Heart and Lung Institute, Imperial College Faculty of Medicine. He is the founding editor of the journal Disease Models & Mechanisms. His honours and awards include the Bradshaw Lecture from the Royal College of Physicians in 1988, a knighthood in the 1992 New Year Honours, the Texas Heart Institute's Ray C. Fish Award for Scientific Achievement in Cardiovascular Disease in 1998, the International Society for Heart and Lung Transplantation Lifetime Achievement Award in 2004, the European Society of Cardiology's Gold Medal in 2006, the Order of Merit in 2014, the Lister Medal from the Royal College of Surgeons in 2015 and the Khalaf Ahmad Al Habtoor Achievement Award (KAHAA) in 2019. Following retirement from the National Health Service (NHS), he continued to operate on children through his charity, Chain of Hope. In 2008, he co-founded the Magdi Yacoub heart foundation, which launched the Aswan Heart project.
If you have time, you should read more about this incredible human being on his Dr Magdy page


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Class segment: small class containing two (templatized) point references. More...
Public Member Functions | |
| referring_segment (point_type &p1, point_type &p2) | |
| Constructor taking the first and the second point. More... | |
Public Attributes | |
| point_type & | first |
| point_type & | second |
Class segment: small class containing two (templatized) point references.
From Wikipedia: In geometry, a line segment is a part of a line that is bounded by two distinct end points, and contains every point on the line between its end points.
| ConstOrNonConstPoint | point type of the segment, maybe a point or a const point |
| boost::geometry::model::referring_segment< ConstOrNonConstPoint >::referring_segment | ( | point_type & | p1, |
| point_type & | p2 | ||
| ) |
Constructor taking the first and the second point.
| point_type& boost::geometry::model::referring_segment< ConstOrNonConstPoint >::first |
| point_type& boost::geometry::model::referring_segment< ConstOrNonConstPoint >::second |
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Liam Polworth transfer chase with Portsmouth keen on in-form Motherwell star
The 25-year-old has been a major player in the Steelmen’s rise to third spot in the Premiership.
by Scott Burns, https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/authors/scott-burns/Portsmouth are on the trail of Motherwell star Liam Polworth.
The English League One outfit have been scouting the in-form midfielder.
The 25-year-old has been a major player in the Steelmen’s rise to third spot in the Premiership.
Polworth has now come on to the radar of Portsmouth boss Kenny Jackett, who already has Rangers star Ross McCrorie on loan, and his scouting team will run the rule over the playmaker over the coming weeks.
Meanwhile, Well boss Stephen Robinson wants his players to follow Liverpool and Manchester City’s lead to break teams down.
The Fir Park outfit secured their second 2-1 win in a row when Allan Campbell’s late strike helped them to overcome Livingston and remain in third place.
Campbell’s run into the penalty area was rewarded when the ball broke to him and he slotted it home to seal the win.
And Robinson insists it is important to have willing runners who will go in front of the players in order to break down teams that sit in.
Robinson said: “Both games in the last few days we’ve said, ‘You’re going to have to be patient’.
“Teams know what sort of pace we’ve got and they sit in.
“If you look at Liverpool and Manchester City all their players have all got legs and want to run beyond the ball.
“It’s important everyone doesn’t come to the ball at times.”


{% extends "admin/page.html" %} {% load i18n %} {% block title %}{% trans "Add Backup Phone" %}{% endblock %} {% block toolbar %} {% trans "Account Security" %} {% endblock toolbar %} {% block content %}
{% blocktrans %}You'll be adding a backup phone number to your account. This number will be used if your primary method of registration is not available.{% endblocktrans %}
{% blocktrans %}We've sent a token to your phone number. Please enter the token you've received.{% endblocktrans %}


A simple & small medium-utility to get article objects for any Medium user, topic, or tag.
Additionally, medium-feed allows for both synchronous & asynchronous usage,
as well as a CORS proxy for local development.
Minified size: 2KB
Dependencies: 0
CDN (latest):
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>(Still not in 1.0 release - 🐞 reports & 💬 feedback appreciated!)
Jump straight to the demo ➡
var mediumFeed = new MediumFeed();
mediumFeed.useProxy = true; //Optionally enable a CORS proxy for local development
var mediumFeed = new MediumFeed({useProxy: true}); //Enables a CORS proxy for localhost development via options object
mediumFeed.getUserFeed("caden"); //Pass username of the feed you want
mediumFeed.getTopicFeed("technology"); //Pass topic (see: https://medium.com/topics)
mediumFeed.getTagFeed("reactjs"); //Pass a specific tag
function alertCount(articles){alert(articles.length)} // function to print # of articles returned
mediumFeed.getUserFeed("caden", alertCount); //Pass a callback as second param
class MediumArticle {
title //String
link //String
creator //String
pubDate //Date
content //String
categories //Array of Strings
img // Article image
}
Please note: medium-feed makes no assumptions on your styling and therefore only returns what the Medium api gives us. This gives you unlimited freedom to how you display or integrate articles from any Medium source. However... Medium does return some articles with styling. You can attempt to override their styles using the following css attributes but there is no guarantee that these will be stable or will not change in the future.
/* the containing div for medium-feed-snippet & medium-feed-link */
.medium-feed-item{}
/* the image (often feature image) */
.medium-feed-image{}
/* the snippet text of the article */
.medium-feed-snippet{}
/* a link to continue reading on Medium */
.medium-feed-link{}
Some final notes: getUserFeed() returns more 'content' (potentially the full article)
than topics/tags, and returns HTML without the Medium css mentioned above.
I recommend truncating the returned content if you just want a 'snippet', and applying your own HTML-element based css as needed.
Below is the topic feed for 'technology' rendered with simple styling.


What is Scope and how does it work in JavaScript? There are two types of scope in JavaScript which determine how variables can be accessed: global scope: variables that are declared outside of functions. They can be accessed from anywhere by any function or script within the code. local scope: variables that are being declared inside a function.
read more...A post in which I attempt to describe all the use cases for
Let's not kid ourselves, I've probably missed a trezillion of uses...
read more...That time when I wrote one of my previous blog posts, saved the post file, updated my index file and index image, pushed to GitHub - and nothing happened. No update. Nothing. I kept hitting the refresh button (more and more vigorously), cursing the slow internet (because if in doubt look for the fault in anything but your own actions right?).
read more...How does JavaScript compare to HTML and CSS? JavaScript is used to program the behaviour of web pages. Going back to the earlier house analogy of HTML being the structure of a house and CSS being in charge of the design and layout, then its inhabitants would be JavaScript, that is being able to take commands like "get up", or "if this - do that".
read more...My experience of compassionate (or not) leadership? This is an interesting question since for the past 10 years I've been working for a professional development company with an extremely strong focus on teaching compassionate/empathetic leadership. Having a leader who walks the talk has had an immense input on what I value, how I treat others and how I want to be treated.
read more...To me, trust, sincerety and empathy are really important, but I've got to be honest, this book ('Search Inside Yourself') isn't really for me. I know what its message is, but there are parts of it that don't sit right with me and I'm hoping that by chapter 8 it will finally start talking about how important boundary setting is and that there are structural (or interpersonal) barriers to situations.
read more...How does life look through the 'pleasure, passion and purpose' lens? All are important and have their place in the attempt to live a happy life. Personally, I'd say 'everything in balance'. Ideally all 3 sit closely together and help to fulfil my underlying values and interests. What are my core values and what do I stand for?
read more...When programming, what are some of my triggers? What causes a disproportionate emotional response? At this stage it's either getting stuck when not understanding what I'm being asked to do (mainly resulting from not understanding the lingo), when I understand the question but cannot figure out what to do or when I think I have finally figured it out and ... nada.
read more...


1 write to M3PWorkflowExecutionStartedEvent
System.Management.Automation (1)
utils\tracing\TracingGen.cs (1)
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M3PWorkflowExecutionStartedEvent
= new EventDescriptor(0xb008, 0x1, 0x11, 0x5, 0x14, 0x6, (long)0x4000000000000200);
1 reference to M3PWorkflowExecutionStartedEvent
System.Management.Automation (1)
utils\tracing\TracingGen.cs (1)
826
WriteEvent(
M3PWorkflowExecutionStartedEvent
, workflowId, managedNodes);


This intention generates a test case the selected class.
The generated class contains skeleton test methods for the chosen public methods.


Constant
A register that is read-only and will be initialised with values from a set of constants in the LGP environment.


Prestyler is a text styling library which is based on original NSAttributedString class. It simplifies and extends original workflow, giving you more clean and short syntax. You can find full documentation here. Please check it out and leave your feedback!
Actually, Prestyler allows you to replace this code
let baseString = "It is a pain to use attributed strings in ios."
let attributedString = NSMutableAttributedString(string: baseString, attributes: nil)
let painWord = (attributedString.string as NSString).range(of: "pain")
let attributes: [NSAttributedStringKey : Any] = [
NSAttributedStringKey.font : UIFont.boldSystemFont(ofSize: 18),
NSAttributedStringKey.underlineStyle : 2,
NSAttributedStringKey.foregroundColor : UIColor.red]
attributedString.setAttributes(attributes, range: painWord)
label.attributedText = attributedString
to
Prestyler.defineRule("$", Prestyle.bold, Prestyle.underline, UIColor.red)
label.attributedText = "Prestyler does $everything$ for you.".prestyled()
Requirements and installation
- iOS 9.0+
- Xcode 10.0+
- Swift 4.2+
Prestyler is available through CocoaPods. To install it, simply add the following line to your Podfile:
pod 'Prestyler'
How to use
Prestyler parse your string, applies defined rules, and gives NSAttributedString
as a result:
import Prestyler
...
label.attributedText = "Hello, i am <b>bold<b> text!".prestyled()
You also can style a text directly by listing its styles:
label.attributedText = "Prestyler".prestyledBy(styles: UIColor.green)
Or by defined rules:
Prestyler.defineRule("myRule", UIColor.green)
...
label.attributedText = "All this text is bold.".prestyledBy(rule: "myRule")
Predefined rules
Several rules already defined. It’s a <b> for bold, <i> for italic, <strike> and <underline> .
label.attributedText = "And here is <i>italic<i> text!".prestyled()
Custom rules
You can easy define your own simple rules.
Prestyler.defineRule("$", UIColor.green)
label.attributedText = "It's a $green$ text.".prestyled()
or more complex with different styles combination:
Prestyler.defineRule("<BigYellowBold>", 48, UIColor.yellow, Prestyle.bold)
label.attributedText = "It's a <BigYellowBold>green<BigYellowBold> text.".prestyled()
When you define a rule first parameter is a pattern to search in String
format, and then you put list of styles. To define a style you can use next classes:
* Prestyle.bold // .italic, .strike, .underline
* Precolor(.red) // Precolor("#af45392"), Precolor().random . Read more about colors below
* UIFont // UIFont.italicSystemFont(ofSize: 33)
* UIColor // UIColor.green
* String // "432" or "#432"or "#648362" treated as hex color
* Int // 18, treated as a font size
Prefilters
You can easy highlight numbers or other information usign Prefilters
. It parses string and inserts provided tags which will be used later for styling. Now available two methods to highlight numbers and particular part of text. Both forms are used in this example:
// Filter what you need and style it
Prestyler.defineRule("*", UIColor.red)
let text = "Highlight text or numbers like 23 or 865 in your text using Prefilter. " +
"It parses your text, embrace numbers 73 and 1234, and you are ready to go."
let prefilteredText = text.prefilter(type: .numbers, by: "*").prefilter(text: "text", by: "^")
label.attributedText = prefilteredText.prestyled()
Working with colors 🎨
There are several ways you can manage colors in Prestyler. The easiest one is just to pass UIColor
or hex string as a style:
Prestyler.defineRule("<colored>", UIColor.yellow)
Prestyler.defineRule("<colored>", "#b5e253")
Prestyler.defineRule("<colored>", "#ff0")
Prestyler.defineRule("<colored>", "ff2")
This colors would be applied to foreground text color. To set a background color you have to use Precolor
class, which has several more interesting options.
Prestyler.defineRule("<colored>", Precolor(UIColor.yellow).forBackgound())
Prestyler.defineRule("<colored>", Precolor("#b5e253").forBackgound())
Prestyler.defineRule("<colored>", Precolor("#ff0").forBackgound())
Precolor
has a random(_ percent: Int)
method which allows you to get cool effects in seconds.
// Color is mixed for 50% with random color
Prestyler.defineRule("<randomRed>", Precolor(UIColor.red).random(50))
// 100% random
Prestyler.defineRule("<random>", Precolor().random())
Few things you need to know
- Don’t put a tag inside other tags. Results can be unexpectable (but safe). Instead just create new Rule with desired style.
- Adding same styles to rule like
Prestyler.defineRule("$", UIColor.yellow, UIColor.green)
has no effect. There will be applied just a last one. - When you define already existing style the old one would replaced.
Example
To run the example project, clone the repo, and run pod install
from the Example directory first.
Author
Ilia Krupko
License
Prestyler is available under the MIT license. See the LICENSE file for more info.


| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| BinomialTrial |
The BinomialTrial class extends the Trial class and represents pass-fail trials.
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| ContactInfo |
Contact Info object, holds Phone and email of User object
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| CountTrial |
The CountTrial class extends the Trial class and represents trials of an observation.
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| Experiment |
The Experiment class contains an ExperimentInfo object for an Experiment
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| ExperimentInfo |
The ExperimentInfo class contains important information about each experiment.
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| Geolocation |
Geolocation class stores a location object containing the lat and lon of the trial's geolocation.
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| MeasurementTrial |
The MeasurementTrial class extends the Trial class and represents measurement trials with
values of the Double type.
|
| NonNegTrial |
The NonNegTrial class extends the Trial class and represents non-negative integer count trials.
|
| Post |
Contains the Post class which is used in the Q&A forums
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| QRCode |
Model class for QR Code
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| Question |
A child class of Post used for Questions in the forum
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| Reply |
A child class of Post used for answers in the forum
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| Statistic |
Model for holding data related to statistics of an experiment
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| Trial |
The abstract Trial class is a parent class for the four kinds of trials.
|
| User |
User object
Represents the app's Users with a username, ID, and contact info
|


@(message: String, style: String = "java") @defining(play.core.PlayVersion.current) { version =>
( Web application using play framework/ Typescript/ NoSQL )
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Burning Chile riot officer screams in agony as protesters hurl Molotov cocktails
Two female special forces officers from Santiago Police are in a serious condition in hospital after being set alight by the petrol bombs following intense unrest in Chile
by Amber Hicks, https://www.facebook.com/dailymirror/A riot police officer screams in agony as flames engulf her body after Molotov cocktails are hurled during protests in Chile.
Clashes between police and demonstrators have broken out in Santiago following weeks of unrest over the government’s economic policies, including low salaries and poor healthcare.
The violence has seen vandalism, arson attacks and looting in one of Latin America’s richest nations, where there is also anger at the yawning gap between rich and poor.
Police have responded by using tear gas canisters, rubber bullets and water cannons against the protesters.
Two police officers were engulfed in flames and helped by colleagues who used fire extinguishers and their hands.
The two women, María José Hernández Torres, 25, and Abigail Catalina Aburto Cardenas, 20, both members of the Santiago police special forces, are in serious condition in hospital, police said.
Chile’s Interior Minister Gonzalo Blumel visited the pair in hospital on Monday evening and denounced the attack as “pure violence... nothing to do with the legitimate demands of citizens.”
He said: “It was a violent, cowardly aggression against two police officers who were working to protect the safety of our compatriots.”
The two women are among 800 police officers injured in the demonstrations over the last two weeks, along with 1,650 protesters who have been hospitalised, according to human rights groups.
Meanwhile, a Chilean prosecutor said today he would seek court approval to investigate 14 police officers for allegedly torturing protesters during the three weeks of intense unrest and rioting in the country.
Manual Guerra, the prosecutor for Santiago East, said the investigation was related to two separate cases during a nine-day state of emergency in the capital Santiago from October 18.
One related to the actions of 12 police officers in Nunoa, a bohemian suburb of Santiago, where protestors defied a curfew to conduct successive nights of large but mainly peaceful demonstrations in a central square, a spokesman for Guerra told Reuters without providing further details.
The second related to two officers in the lower-middle class area of La Florida who were accused of beating a young man who was handcuffed, the spokesman said.
The alleged abuses took place against a backdrop of 20 days of mass rioting, looting and, more recently, peaceful protests
over endemic inequality in one of Latin America's richest nations.
Today, a lorry blockade of some major highways over high road tolls caused commuter chaos.
President Sebastian Pinera on Wednesday sent a law to parliament to guarantee a minimum wage of $480 a month, part of an ambitious social spending plan announced last month as the protests grew.
"We are responding with action and not just good intentions to those things that people have demanded with so much force," he said in a televised speech.


In order to use these methods is necessary to include additionally the jQuery UI library in the head section of the document. For more information how to download the jQuery UI library visit here
After downloading the jQuery UI your configuration can look like this:
<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Strict//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-strict.dtd"> <html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml" xml:lang="en" lang="en"> <head> <meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=utf-8" /> <title>My First Grid</title> <link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" media="screen" href="css/ui-lightness/jquery-ui-1.8.2.custom.css" /> <link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" media="screen" href="css/ui.jqgrid.css" /> <script src="js/jquery-1.3.2.min.js" type="text/javascript"></script> <script src="js/jquery-ui-1.8.2.custom.min.js" type="text/javascript"></script> <script src="js/i18n/grid.locale-en.js" type="text/javascript"></script> <script src="js/jquery.jqGrid.min.js" type="text/javascript"></script> </head> <body> ... </body> </html>
Where jquery-ui-1.8.2.custom.min.js is the jQuery UI library.
In order to overcome some confusions we recommend to download the full version of the UI library.
With this method we can reorder columns and set visible and hidden columns in the grid.
Calling convetions:
$grid->callGridMethod('#grid','columnChooser');
or
$grid->callGridMethod('#grid','columnChooser', array(options));
where options is a array with properties listed below #grid is the id of the grid anf $grid is the grid object created with jqGridRender method
To see Column Chooser dialog like on the picture above, one should include ui.multiselect.css and ui.multiselect.js before jqGrid.
The plugin and the CSS file are bounded with the package, so there is no need to download it separatley.
After calling this a modal dialog appear where the user can reorder columns and set which of them can be visible and which of them can be hidden.
Since the method usually is a attched to button click it can be used with setJSCode methods.
Another possibility is to add a button at pager and call the grid method navButtonAdd. Below is example how to do this using the following tutorial
<?php require_once 'jq-config.php'; // include the jqGrid Class require_once "php/jqGrid.php"; // include the driver class require_once "php/jqGridPdo.php"; .... // add a custom button via the build in callGridMethod // note the js: before the function $colChooser = << COLCH function() { jQuery("#grid").jqGrid('columnChooser',{title:'My Column Chooser'}); } COLCH; $buttonoptions = array("#pager", array("caption"=>"Column Chooser", "onClickButton"=>"js:".$colChooser) ); $grid->callGridMethod("#grid", "navButtonAdd", $buttonoptions); $grid->renderGrid('#grid','#pager',true, null, null, true,true); $conn = null; ?>
Below is the list of options that can be used for this method
|
Name |
Type |
Description |
Default |
|---|---|---|---|
|
title |
string |
Title of the modal dialog |
See $.jgrid.col.title in language file |
|
width |
number |
Set the width of the dialog in pixels |
420 |
|
height |
number |
Set the height of the dialog in pixels |
240 |
|
classname |
string |
Class which will be added to the selector where the selects are build |
null |
|
done |
function |
Function which will be called when the user press Ok button. In the current implementation we cal remapColumns method in order to reorder the columns |
|
|
msel |
mixed |
msel is either the name of a ui widget class that extends a multiselect, or a function that supports creating a multiselect object (with no argument, or when passed an object), and destroying it (when passed the string “destroy”) |
multiselect |
|
dlog |
mixed |
dlog is either the name of a ui widget class that behaves in a dialog-like way, or a function, that supports creating a dialog (when passed dlog_opts) or destroying a dialog (when passed the string “destroy”) |
dialog |
|
dlog_opts |
mixed |
dlog_opts is either an option object to be passed to “dlog”, or (more likely) a function that creates the options object. The default produces a suitable options object for ui.dialog |
|
|
cleanup |
function |
Function to cleanup the dialog, and select. Also calls the done function with no permutation (to indicate that the columnChooser was aborted |
|
This method allows reordering (sorting) grid rows in a visual manner using a mouse.
Calling convetions:
$grid->callGridMethod('#grid','sortableRows', array(options));
where options is a array with properties listed below #grid is the id of the grid anf $grid is the grid object created with jqGridRender method
The method is fully compatible with jQuery UI sortable widget. This means that we can set any option and event available in this widget. For more information on the options and events look here
Method can be calles using the setJSCode method.
This method allow to re size the grid width and/or height in visual manner using a mouse.
Calling convetions:
$grid->callGridMethod("#grid,'gridResize', array(options));
where options is a array with properties listed below #grid is the id of the grid anf $grid is the grid object created with jqGridRender method
The method is fully compatible with jQuery UI resizable widget. This means that we can set any option and event available in this widget. For more information on the options and events look here
Method can be calles using the setJSCode method.
This method allow drag and drop rows between two or more grids using a mouse.
Calling convetions:
$grid->callGridMethod('#grid','gridDnD', array(options));
where options is a array with properties listed below #grid is the id of the grid anf $grid is the grid object created with jqGridRender method
|
Name |
Type |
Description |
Default |
|---|---|---|---|
|
connectWith |
string |
Determines the target grid(s) to which the row should be dropped. The option is a string. In case of more than one grid the ids should be delemited with comma - i.e ”#grid1, #grid2” |
empty string |
|
onstart |
function |
This event raises when we start drag a row from the source grid (i.e. to which this method is applied). Parameters passed to this event are the event handler and a prepared ui object. For more information refer to jQuery UI draggable events |
null |
|
onstop |
function |
This event is triggered when dragging stops. Parameters passed to this even are the event handler and a prepared ui object. For more information refer to jQuery UI draggable events |
null |
|
beforedrop |
function |
This event raises before droping the row to the grid
specified in connectWith option. Parameters passed to this event
are the event handler, prepared ui object, data which will be
inserted into the grid in name value pair, source grid object and
target(this) grid object. |
null |
|
ondrop |
function |
This event raises after the droping the row to the grid specified in connectWith option. Parameters passed to this event are the event handler, prepared ui object, data which is inserted into the grid in name value pair. For more information refer to jQuery UI droppable events |
null |
|
drop_opts |
object |
Predefined options which can be applied to the droppable grid (specified with connectWith option above). Also you can set any option and event (except drop event which is replaced with ondrop event listed above). For more information refer to jQuery UI droppable |
{ activeClass : “ui-state-active”, |
|
drag_opts |
object |
Predefined options which can be applied to the draggable grid (i.e. to which this method is applied). Also you can set any option and event (except start and stop events which are replaced with onstart and onstop events listed above). For more information refer to jQuery UI draggable |
{ revert: “invalid”, |
|
dropbyname |
boolean |
If set to true this means that only fields that have equal names will be added to the target grid. Note that we use addRowData to insert new row, which means that if some field with name “a” on source grid is hidden they can appear on the target grid. The default value of false mean that the grid data will be added to the target counted from the first column from source. |
false |
|
droppos |
string |
Determines where to add the new row. Can be first which mean as first row of the grid and last - as last row in the target grid. |
first |
|
autoid |
boolean |
This option determines how the new row id should be
generated. If this option is true we generate a id wich begin with
string setted with the option autoidprefix (see below) and a
random number. If this option is false the id can be either the
the next record count or value determined by key property in
colModel. |
true |
|
autoidprefix |
string |
This option have sense only if the option autoid is set to true and determines the prefix of the new genearted id. |
dnd_ |
Known problems
Example:
Let suppose that two grids are created with grid1.php and grid2.php files and the ids of the grids are respectivley #grid1 and #grid2.
Lets suppose that the file grid2.php is included after the file grid1.php, then in file grid2.php the following code will connect both grids, so that we can drag and drop rows between them
// file grid2.php require_once 'jq-config.php'; // include the jqGrid Class require_once "php/jqGrid.php"; // include the driver class require_once "php/jqGridPdo.php"; .... $grid->callGridMethod('#grid1','gridDnD', array(array("connectWith"=>"#grid2"))); $grid->callGridMethod('#grid2','gridDnD', array(array("connectWith"=>"#grid1"))); $grid->renderGrid('#grid2','#pager',true, null, null, true,true);


OKOGE A film review by James Berardinelli Copyright 1993 James Berardinelli
Rating: 8.1 out of 10 (B, **1/2 out of ****)
Date Released: varies Running Length: 2:00 Rated: NR (Sex, nudity, violence, mature themes)
Starring: Misa Shimizu, Takehiro Murata, Takeo Nakahara Director: Takehiro Nakajima Producer: Takehiro Nakajima Screenplay: Takehiro Nakajima Music: Hiroshi Ariyoshi Released by Cinevista Japanese with English Subtitles
"Okoge" is a Japanese word that describes the crust of burned rice left in the bottom of a rice cooker.  In Takehiro Nakajima's film OKOGE, Sayoko (Misa Shimizu) is such a person.   It isn't long before a close friendship develops among the trio, and Sayoko becomes as much involved in the lives of Goh and Tochi as they do in hers.
First and foremost, OKOGE is an examination of the difficulties faced by gay men in a society as conservative and restrictive as that in Japan. Actually, many of the themes of the movie, as well as the problems encountered by the main characters, have universal implications. Switch things around a little and this tale could easily occur in the United States. Perhaps it takes a film from a different country to bring into perspective one of America's more ugly hypocrisies: the supposedly "free and open" society run by people with closed minds.
Too often, one of the problems with movies involving homosexual themes and issues is a tendency to sermonize. Both THE LIVING END and CLAIRE OF THE MOON were guilty of this. Instead of letting the characters and story bring the message to the fore, each of those films felt it necessary to preach about the evils of a homophobic society. For the most part, OKOGE avoids this pitfall.
OKOGE also has a sense of humor. Not a deadly-serious movie, this is instead a picture that is unafraid to let the audience laugh. Most of the jokes are at the expense of the homophobes in the film, and they are crafted skillfully enough to get the point across--and be funny--without becoming condescending.
Nevertheless, all is far-from-perfect with OKOGE. Instead of being a cohesive whole, it's more like two films, each very different in quality and tone from the other. The only constant is the characters.
The first seventy-five minutes of OKOGE is a skillfully-done character study, focusing on the unusual menage a trois that exists between Sayoko, Goh, and Tochi. All three characters are skillfully-realized and well-developed, and the situations they find themselves in are believable. Then something happens to break one side of the triangle.
From that moment on, OKOGE is never the same. It begins to wander aimlessly, stumbling along as if unsure exactly where it wants to go. Sayoko has an affair with a soldier, the reasons for which are left murky and uncertain. Goh tries a heterosexual experiment that ends in disaster, and Tochi disappears altogether for a while. There is a sudden jump of about two years' time (which is left completely unexplained by the movie--it takes about thirty seconds to figure out what has happened), and everyone's circumstances have changed. The film takes its last twenty minutes to resolve the various messes that the main trio have gotten themselves into.
Although a little on the sweet side, the ending is nicely-done, showing that love and sex don't have to be two sides to the same coin, but there's nearly forty minutes of confusion between the excellent beginning of OKOGE and its conclusion.
I've never before seen Japanese actress Misa Shimizu, but her performance in this film is an eye-opener. She puts an incredible amount of energy into her performance. I'm not sure how the character was written, but Shimizu's rendering of Sayoko positively sparkles. The two male leads aren't quite as good, but neither Murata nor Nakahara does a bad job.
OKOGE may not be an ideal movie, but it goes a long way towards removing the bad taste left behind by such heavy-handed efforts as THE LIVING END and CLAIRE OF THE MOON. Not only does it give an intelligent, sympathetic portrayal of the difficulties of a gay lifestyle, but it presents them from a woman's point-of-view. Credit should be given to Takehiro Nakajima for daring to make this film in a country with such a rigid social structure. The strengths of OKOGE certainly outweigh the weaknesses.
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class: center, middle # My Experience in Building [Swagger Editor](http://editor.swagger.io) # Use arrow keys to navigate → --- # About Me
### Mohsen Azimi #### Software Engineer @Apigee * Github: [`@mohsen1`](https://github.com/mohsen1) * Twitter: [`@mohsen____`](https://twitter.com/mohsen____) * Website: [`azimi.me`](http://azimi.me) --- class: center, middle # What is Swagger? --- ![Define Swagger](images/define-swagger.png) --- # Swagger API * #### API specification format --- # Swagger API * #### API specification format * #### Tools for generating documentation (Swagger UI) --- # Swagger API * #### API specification format * #### Tools for generating documentation (Swagger UI) * #### Tools for generating API spec from the code (Swagger Core) --- # Swagger API * #### API specification format * #### Tools for generating documentation (Swagger UI) * #### Tools for generating API spec from the code (Swagger Core) * #### Tools for consuming APIs in client side (SwaggerJS) --- # Swagger API * #### API specification format * #### Tools for generating documentation (Swagger UI) * #### Tools for generating API spec from the code (Swagger Core) * #### Tools for consuming APIs in client side (SwaggerJS) * #### Tools for generating server and client code from the specs --- # Swagger API * #### API specification format * #### Tools for generating documentation (Swagger UI) * #### Tools for generating API spec from the code (Swagger Core) * #### Tools for consuming APIs in client side (SwaggerJS) * #### Tools for generating server and client code from the specs * #### A lot of [community-driven projects](https://github.com/swagger-api/swagger-spec#additional-libraries) --- # Specs first or code first? --- # Specs first or code first?
Both!
--- class: center, middle # Show me the code --- # Swagger 1.2 [http://petstore.swagger.io/api/api-docs](http://petstore.swagger.io/api/api-docs) ```json apiVersion: "1.0.0", swaggerVersion: "1.2", apis: [ { path: "/pet", description: "Operations about pets" }, { path: "/user", description: "Operations about user" }, { path: "/store", description: "Operations about store" } ], authorizations: { .... ``` --- #####
pet.json
```json { "resourcePath": "/pet", "apis": [ { "path": "/pet/findByTags", "operations": [ { "method": "GET", "summary": "Finds Pets by tags", "responseMessages": [ { "code": 400, "message": "Invalid tag value" } ] } ] }, { "path": "/pet/{petId}", "operations": [ { "method": "PATCH", ... ``` --- class: center, middle # Swagger 2.0 --- # Swagger 2.0 * #### Single file for specification --- # Swagger 2.0 * #### Single file for specification * #### Tree view of the API --- # Swagger 2.0 * #### Single file for specification * #### Tree view of the API * #### More JSON Schema --- # Swagger 2.0 * #### Single file for specification * #### Tree view of the API * #### More JSON Schema * #### Introduction of JSON References --- # Swagger 2.0 * #### Single file for specification * #### Tree view of the API * #### More JSON Schema * #### Introduction of JSON References * #### Makrdown in descriptions --- # Swagger 2.0 * #### Single file for specification * #### Tree view of the API * #### More JSON Schema * #### Introduction of JSON References * #### Makrdown in descriptions * #### A JSON Hyper-Schema for validating Swagger 2.0 specs --- # Swagger 2.0 * #### Single file for specification * #### Tree view of the API * #### More JSON Schema * #### Introduction of JSON References * #### Makrdown in descriptions * #### A JSON Hyper-Schema for validating Swagger 2.0 specs * #### Fixes many issues raised by the community * #### YAML as first-class citizen --- class: center, middle # Show me the code --- #YAML for human ```yaml swagger: '2.0' info: version: 1.0.0 title: A simple API paths: /: get: responses: 200: description: OK ``` --- # JSON for machine ```json { "swagger": "2.0", "info": { "version": "1.0.0", "title": "A simple API" }, "paths": { "/": { "get": { "responses": { "200": { "description": "OK" } } } } } } ``` --- class: center, middle ### How should you make an API?
--- class: center, middle ### How should you make ~~an API~~
anything
?
--- class: center, middle ### How should you make ~~an API~~
anything
?
Design it first!
--- # Design First API Development --- # Design First API Development * ### Fast feedback loop --- # Design First API Development * ### Fast feedback loop * ### Well structured API --- # Design First API Development * ### Fast feedback loop * ### Well structured API * ### Collaborative development --- # Design First API Development * ### Fast feedback loop * ### Well structured API * ### Collaborative development * ### Well documented API --- # Design First API Development * ### Fast feedback loop * ### Well structured API * ### Collaborative development * ### Well documented API * ### Testable API --- class: center, middle ### Good design is only possible with good tools ![Design Tools](images/design_tools.jpg) --- # The case for an editor --- # The case for an editor * ### There was no tool for authoring Swagger specs with fast feedback loop --- # The case for an editor * ### There was no tool for authoring Swagger specs with fast feedback loop * ### Nobody have all the Swagger specs on top of their head to write an accurate specs * ### \* Not even [@webron](https://github.com/webron) or [@fehguy](https://github.com/fehguy) --- # The case for an editor * ### There was no tool for authoring Swagger specs with fast feedback loop * ### Nobody have all the Swagger specs on top of their head to write an accurate specs * * ### Other API specifications had authoring tools \* Not even [@webron](https://github.com/webron) or [@fehguy](https://github.com/fehguy) --- # Swagger Editor
A tool to enable design-first API development
Live documentations preview
Semantic and Schema error reporter
Syntactic error reporter
Code storage (local storage or a backend)
Import/Export Swagger specs in YAML and JSON
Can be hooked to a backend
Try operation
Documentation/Code fold sync
Code navigation
Authentication support
Tag navigation
--- class: center, middle # Starting the project and making choices --- class: center, middle
# Started with Yoeman --- class: center, middle
#AngularJS --- class: center, middle
# Pure JavaScript --- class: center, middle
#SwaggerUI for rendering (Initially) --- class: center, middle
#Ace for code editor --- class: center, middle
# Grunt for build tools --- class: center, middle
#JSHint --- class: center, middle
#JSCS --- class: center, middle
#Github for hosting the code and tracking issues --- # Editor workflow
--- # Editor workflow
--- class: center, middle # Easy! --- # Hacking it together
--- # It works!
--- class: center, middle # Spec changes on every keypress --- class: center, middle # Spec can be invalid --- class: center, middle ## User wants to know if their spec is invalid --- class: center, middle ## User wants to see errors in the specs --- # Challenges * ### Render fast * ### Keep typing smooth * ### Report errors --- # Challenges * ### Render fast * ### Keep typing smooth * ### Report errors --- # Rendering Fast * ### Rendering is not fast! Specially if spec is large. --- # Rendering Fast * ### Rendering is not fast! Specially if spec is large. * ### Throttling the render task is reasonable. --- # Rendering Fast * ### Rendering is not fast! Specially if spec is large. * ### Throttling the render task is reasonable. * ### AngularJS does not re-render entire HTML when scope changes partially, don't override the scope on each keypress --- # Keeping typing experience smooth * ### Throttling rendering task helps not blocking the UI while typing --- # Keeping typing experience smooth * ### Throttling rendering task helps not blocking the UI while typing * ### Parsing YAML and walking the spec tree for validation is expensive, let's throttle those too --- class: center, middle ### A lot of tasks should run when user stops changing the spec (Error checking, rendering and saving) ### Each task can fail in it's own way --- class: center, middle # Pub-Sub #### Publish–subscribe pattern --- # Pub-Sub --- # Pub-Sub * ### Each task(component) can emit an error --- # Pub-Sub * ### Each task(component) can emit an error * ### Error reporter will show errors to user no matter which component they are coming from --- # Pub-Sub * ### Each task(component) can emit an error * ### Error reporter will show errors to user no matter which component they are coming from * ### One component keeps the state of all tasks success --- # Change listening and change listeners ```js Storage.addChangeListener('yaml', update); ``` ```js this.addChangeListener = function (key, fn) { if (angular.isFunction(fn)) { if (!changeListeners[key]) { changeListeners[key] = []; } changeListeners[key].push(fn); } }; ``` [see this in Github](https://github.com/swagger-api/swagger-editor/blob/master/app%2Fscripts%2Fservices%2Flocal-storage.js#L46-L53) ---
--- # Challenges revisited * ### Render fast
✔
* ### Keep typing smooth
✔
* ### Report errors
✔
--- # A new problem
--- # A new problem ## JSON does not care about property
order
, therefore Swagger operation and responses may lose their order during YAML→JSON conversion --- class: center, middle # We need to sort object properties based on their position in YAML --- # Some processors sort keys alphabetically ```yml foo: jaz: 2 bar: 1 ``` ```json { "foo": { "bar": 1, "jaz": 2 } } ``` --- ### To sort properties based on their position in the YAML we need an abstract syntax tree (AST) of the YAML --- #### What is an AST?
--- ```yml foo: jaz: 2 bar: 1 ``` ```yaml value: value: "foo" start_mark: line: 0 column: 0 end_mark: line: 0 column: 3 value: value: "jaz" start_mark: line: 1 column: 2 end_mark: line: 1 column: 5 value: "2" start_mark: line: 1 column: 7 end_mark: .... ``` --- ### Using an array instead of objects to keep the order ```yaml /: get: ... post: ... ``` ```js { "post": { /* ... */ }, "get": { /* ... */ } } ``` ```js { "operations": [ { "operationsName": "get", /* ... */ }, { "operationsName": "post", /* ... */ } ] } ``` --- ## Sorting object keys
--- #### Complete workflow
--- # AST can do much more * ### Points to exactly where an error occurred (Jump to line) --- # AST can do much more * ### Points to exactly where an error occurred (Jump to line) * ### Points to exactly where a path, operation or parameter is located in code (Jump to YAML) --- # AST can do much more * ### Points to exactly where an error occurred (Jump to line) * ### Points to exactly where a path, operation or parameter is located in code (Jump to YAML) * ### Brings into the view the operation that is being edited currently --- ## Jump to line link when there is a YAML syntax error
--- # From YAML syntax error to line number YAML syntax error gives back the line number and column number ```json problem_mark: buffer: "swagger: '2.0'↵info:↵ version: 1.0.0↵ title: '..." column: 8 line: 3 pointer: 46 ``` --- class: center, middle # Easy! --- # Jump to line link when there is an error in Swagger spec
--- # Swagger errors are JSON Schema errors ### JSON Schema errors have: #### Line number in JSON #### JSON path to error --- class: center, middle # Line number in JSON is useless! --- ### Getting the line number from a JSON path
--- # AST walker * ### In-order tree walking --- # AST walker * ### In-order tree walking * ### Very cheap operation --- # AST walker * ### In-order tree walking * ### Very cheap operation * ### We need to update the AST when spec changes --- # Auto-completion * ### We needs to know possible keywords for current point (row, col) --- # Auto-completion * ### We needs to know possible keywords for current point (row, col) * ### Scanning the AST will give us where in the Swagger tree are we --- # Scanning the AST * ### Breadth first search (BFS) --- # Scanning the AST * ### Breadth first search (BFS) * ### Expensive operation --- # Scanning the AST * ### Breadth first search (BFS) * ### Expensive operation * ### Should fail gracefully --- # Providing suggestions based on JSON Path * ### A secondary tree that has list of possible keywords (Keyword map) --- # Providing suggestions based on JSON Path * ### A secondary tree that has list of possible keywords (Keyword map) * ### Walk the keyword map with that path and return all possible keywords --- # Providing suggestions based on JSON Path * ### A secondary tree that has list of possible keywords (Keyword map) * ### Walk the keyword map with that path and return all possible keywords * ### Keyword map can be extended with vendor extensions --- # Swagger Editor keyword map ```json { swagger: String, info: { version: String, title: String, description: String, termsOfService: String, contact: { name: String, url: String, email: String }, license: { name: String, url: String } } } ``` --- # Try this Operation
--- # Try this Operation * ## Request preview (body and URL) --- # Try this Operation * ## Request preview (body and URL) * ## Form for parameters and request body --- # Try this Operation * ## Request preview (body and URL) * ## Form for parameters and request body * ## Response preview (Raw, Pretty and Rendered) --- ### Making the form
--- # CORS * ### It's a big problem --- # CORS * ### It's a big problem * ### Online Swagger Editor is a web application --- # CORS * ### It's a big problem * ### Online Swagger Editor is a web application * ### There is no way to know if a request failed because of cross-origin policy --- # Moving out the client logic * ### UI should not make the calls --- # Moving out the client logic * ### UI should not make the calls * ### JSON Schema generation should be it's own module --- # Moving out the client logic * ### UI should not make the calls * ### JSON Schema generation should be it's own module * ### A stand-alone "Swagger Client" --- class: center, middle # Modules made for Swagger Editor --- # [`_.applyDiff`](https://github.com/mohsen1/apply-diff) * ## Updates an object deeply * ## Avoids any unnecessary overrides * ## Available as Lodash/Underscore plugin --- # [JSON Formatter](https://github.com/mohsen1/json-formatter)
--- # [JSON Formatter](https://github.com/mohsen1/json-formatter) * ## Angular directive for collapsible JSON in HTML * ## Available in Bower for AngularJS apps * ## Very popular (70 Github Stars) --- # [Angular JSON Schema Form](https://github.com/mohsen1/angular-json-schema-form) * ## Generate forms from JSON Schema * ## `ng-model` compatible * ## Available in Bower --- # [JSON Schema View](https://github.com/mohsen1/json-schema-view)
--- # [JSON Schema View](https://github.com/mohsen1/json-schema-view) * ## Similar to JSON Formatter * ## Renders JSON Schema in a nice collapsible format * ## AngularJS Directive available in Bower --- # [CORS it!](https://github.com/mohsen1/cors-it) * ## Tiny Node.js app for proxying cross-origin calls * ## Used to make it possible to import specs from anywhere in the online editor * ## Available in npm --- # [AngularJS Directive Yoeman Generator](https://github.com/mohsen1/generator-angular-directive) * ### Uses [Bower Publishable Angular Directive Boilerplate](https://github.com/mohsen1/angular-directive-boilerplate) * ### Easily bootstrap an AngularJS directive that can be published to the world * ### Project structure, build tools and tests --- class: center, middle # Questions?


Telstra’s Cut The Price Of Its iPad Plan If You Need Another Screen In Your Life
by By Alex ChorosChristmas is right around the corner, and let’s be real, the best gift you get is often the one you give yourself.  If you’re keen to get a head start on treating yourself, Telstra is here to help.
Big T has cut the price on iPad plans, meaning you can save $216 on Apple’s seventh-generation tablet. That’s a $9 per month discount on a 24-month repayment. This actually brings down the price of a 4G iPad to less than what you’d pay for a Wi-Fi-only model outright, regardless of whether you’re looking at the 32GB or 128GB configuration.
Of course, you’ll have to add on a data plan too. These start at $15 per month for 5GB, so you’re looking at a minimum of $36.38 per month for a 32GB iPad. That’s pretty much identical to what you’d pay on Optus for a similar deal, but all Telstra tablet plans have no excess charges. This means you’ll still be able to keep using your service if you burn through your allowance, albeit with slower speeds.
In addition, Telstra will also knock $10 off your bill for the first six months if you sign up before November 24. Weirdly, the discounted iPad promo runs until November 26 – two days longer.
You can check out Telstra’s 24-month 32GB iPad plans below:
And Telstra’s 24-month 128GB iPad plans here:
The seventh-generation iPad is Apple’s new entry-level tablet, touting a bigger display and support for its Smart Keyboard accessory.
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SoCal '10: Programming Languages and Systems
The SoCal Programing Languages and Systems Workshop is an informal gathering of programming languages and systems researchers in the southern California region. SoCal will next meet at UCLA on December 4, 2010.
The primary goals of this workshop include- Providing a friendly environment for students (and other researchers) to present their work
- Strengthening ties between local institutions
- Learning about cool stuff happening in PL!
This SoCal meeting will consist of contributed talks and posters, as well as a keynote talk by Chandra Krintz (UC Santa Barbara).
Logistics
Schedule: 9:30–5:15, Saturday, December 4, 2010.
Location: Boelter Hall, Room 2760, UCLA.
(map,
directions)
Parking: Visitor parking is available in parking structure 9. There are attendants at a parking kiosk outside of Boelter who can give directions. UC faculty members can get a free parking pass by showing attendants a faculty ID and home-university parking pass.
Presentations and Participation
- Program
- Call for Participation
- Registration Form (Preregister by November 28!)
- Presentation Instructions
The Facts
Program Committee: Kim Bruce, Sorin Lerner, Jeff VaughanKeynote: Language and Runtime Support for the Next-Generation of Distributed Applications, Chandra Krintz
Call for Participation
Call for Presentations
Mailing List: socal @ lists . ucla . edu, (subscribe)
Organizer: Jeff Vaughan
Important Dates
| November 3 | Abstract deadline |
|---|---|
| November 12 | Notification of acceptance |
| November 28 | Registration deadline |
| December 4 | SoCal workshop |
Submission Guidelines
Authors should submit abstracts of at most one page in length. All abstracts must be in pdf or plain text format. Send abstracts to jeff
@ cs . ucla . edu by November 3, 2010. Both original research and work that has been published in other venues is welcome. Selected abstracts will be presented as a talk or a poster.


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Writing the meta.yaml
¶
This document presents conda-forge rules, guidelines, and justifications
about writing the meta.yaml
file.
Build from Tarballs, Not Repos¶
Conda-forge requires that building from tarballs using the
url
and fn
keys in the build
section. A recipe
should not use the git_url
, git_ver
, and similar
keys. There are three main reasons for this:
- Downloading the whole repo when you only need a single snapshot wastes the precious, constrained, and shared CI time and bandwidth.
- Repositories are not checksummed. Thus, using a tarball has a stronger guarantee that the download that is obtained to build from is in fact the intended package.
- On some systems (such as Windows), it is possible to not have permissions to remove a repo once it is created. This can be avoided by using a tarball.
If a package does not have the ability to build from a tarball, this is considered a bug and should be reported upstream. In the worst case, the source can be patched to include the relevant build information.
Packaging the License Manually¶
Certain software licenses, such as those in the GPL and Apache families,
require that the text of the license be distributed with the package.
This means that the about/license_file
entry must be included in the
meta.yaml
. Unfortunately, the license isn’t always included in the
tarball of the source code.
To get around this, the licence should be put in the recipe directory.
It can then be refered to in the meta.yaml
via,
about:
license_file: '{{ environ["RECIPE_DIR"] }}/LICENSE'
Populating the hash
Field¶
If your package is on PyPI, you can get the md5 hash from your package’s page
on PyPI; look for the md5
link next to the download link for your package.
You can also generate a hash from the command line on Linux (and Mac if you
install the necessary tools below). If you go this route, the sha256
hash
is preferable to the md5
hash.
To generate the md5
hash: md5 your_sdist.tar.gz
To generate the sha256
hash: openssl sha256 your_sdist.tar.gz
You may need the openssl package, available on conda-forge
conda install openssl -c conda-forge
.
Excluding a Platform¶
Use the skip
key in the build
section along with a selector:
build:
skip: true # [win]
A full description of selectors is in the conda docs.
Building Against NumPy¶
If you have a package which links against numpy you need to build and run against
the same version of numpy. Putting numpy x.x
in the build and run requirements
ensures that a separate package will be built for each version of numpy that
conda-forge builds against.
Build Number¶
The build number is used when the source code for the package has not changed but you need to make a new build. For example, if one of the dependencies of the package was not properly specified the first time you build a package, then when you fix the dependency and rebuild the package you should increase the build number.
When the package version changes you should reset the build number to 0
.
Single Verion, Externally Managed¶
Many packages use python setup.py install --single-version-externally-managed --record record.txt
These options should be added to setup.py if a project uses setuptools. The goal is to prevent setuptools
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Section 2.5 Maximize or Minimize
Sometimes when in a document or on a web page, it will be helpful to maximize or minimize. Maximizing an item makes it as large as it can be. This can be helpful in seeing the document or in hearing it read by a screen reader.
Minimizing a document is similar to hiding it. The document is still open, but it is hidden. Minimizing an application can be helpful if you want to access another area on your PC, such as the desktop, while keeping the work at hand open. Maximizing and minimizing can assist you in becoming more efficient when completing many computer tasks.
Subsection 2.5.1 Quiz
What does maximize mean?
What does minimize mean?
Describe a situation in which maximizing or minimizing might be of value.
Subsection 2.5.2 Tasks
Try these steps to practice using keyboard commands.
Open a word document.
Ensure the document is maximized. Press ALT + SPACE. Then press the letter X.
Minimize the document. Press ALT + SPACE. Press the letter N
Open another document. Write in the document if you wish.
Open the first document. Alt + TAB can be used to switch between open documents or programs. If you have many items open, ALT + TAB quickly will toggle among the various open windows.
Minimize all with WINDOWS KEY + M.
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Malawian Midwife's Clinic Report Record Number of Safe Births 16 Nov 2019, 15:00 The founder of a Malawian maternity clinic for poor women says it has set a record - delivering more than 8,800 babies with not a single death of mother or child. For her efforts to improve access to safe childbirth, Charity Salima has become known as "Malawi's Florence Nightingale".


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God Himself Is Judge
A PSALM OF ASAPH.
1 The Mighty One, God the LORD,
speaks and summons the earth
from the rising of the sun to its setting.
2 Out of Zion, the perfection of beauty,
God shines forth.
3 Our God comes; he does not keep silence;
before him is a devouring fire,
around him a mighty tempest.
4 He calls to the heavens above
and to the earth, that he may judge his people:
5 “Gather to me my faithful ones,
who made a covenant with me by sacrifice!”
6 The heavens declare his righteousness,
for God himself is judge!
Selah
7 “Hear, O my people, and I will speak;
O Israel, I will testify against you.


Loyal dog waits by side of pond whimpering after owner slips and drowns
Family members feared something had happened to a farmer in Chanthaburi, Thailand after finding his dog alone by the shore
by Anna YeA dog was found whimpering by the side of a pond after his owner slipped and drowned.
Family members became worried after Somprasong Srithongkhum, 56, did not return to his home in Chanthaburi, Thailand last Friday morning.
Cousin Somporn went out looking for him but dreaded something horrible had happened when she found Mhee, the six-year-old family dog, alone by the shore with his master's flip-flops and torch beside him.
Suspecting that her cousin may have slipped and drowned in the pond, she contacted the rescue team to find the body.
It took divers 10 minutes to find Somprasong's body. His wife was seen breaking down in tears being comforted by friends.
Family members believe the farmer fell into the pond while trying to turn on a sprinkler which waters durian on a farm.
Somporn said: "Our daily routine was going out collecting rubber in the morning but last night he told me that he felt sick.
"This morning I came to see him whether he needed any medication but I did not find him at the house.
"I wandered around looking for him and found Mhee sitting next to his sandals, like he was ordered to wait for someone.
"I think my cousin accidentally fell down into the pond when he went there to open the valve on his sprinkler which waters the durian on the farm. He might have fallen because he wasn't well.''
Police are not treating the death as suspicious and the family have accepted that Somprasong likely died in an accident.


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| Package | sandy.parser |
| Class | public final class Parser |
var parser:IParser = Parser.create( "/path/to/my/3dsfile.3ds", Parser.MAX_3DS );
| Method | Defined by | ||
|---|---|---|---|
|
create(p_sFile:*, p_sParserType:String = null, p_nScale:Number = 1, p_sTextureExtension:String = null):IParser
[static]
The create method chooses which parser to use.
| Parser |
| Event | Summary | Defined by | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dispatched when parsing fails. | Parser | |||
| Dispatched when parsing is complete. | Parser | |||
| Dispatched when the file starts loading. | Parser | |||
| Dispatched when a parser reads the next line of data in a file. | Parser | |||
| Dispatched when data is received as the parsing progresses. | Parser |
| Constant | Defined by | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| ASE : String = "ASE" [static]
Specifies that the ASE (ASCII Scene Export) parser should be used.
| Parser | ||
| COLLADA : String = "DAE" [static]
Specifies that the COLLADA (COLLAborative Design Activity ) parser should be used.
| Parser | ||
| MAX_3DS : String = "3DS" [static]
Specifies that the 3DS (3D Studio) parser should be used.
| Parser | ||
| MD2 : String = "MD2" [static]
Specifies that the MD2 (Quake II model) parser should be used.
| Parser |
| create | () | method |
public static function create(p_sFile:*, p_sParserType:String = null, p_nScale:Number = 1, p_sTextureExtension:String = null):IParser
The create method chooses which parser to use. This can be done automatically by looking at the file extension or by passing the parser type String as the second parameter.
Parametersp_sFile:* — Can be either a string pointing to the location of the
file or an instance of an embedded file
|
|
p_sParserType:String (default = null ) — The parser type string
|
|
p_nScale:Number (default = 1 ) — The scale factor
|
|
p_sTextureExtension:String (default = null ) — Overrides texture extension.
|
IParser —
The parser to be used
|
var parser:IParser = Parser.create( "/path/to/my/3dsfile.3ds", Parser.3DS );
| onFailEVENT | event |
sandy.parser.ParserEvent
sandy.parser.ParserEvent.FAIL
Dispatched when parsing fails.
Defines the value of the type
property of a onFailEVENT
event object.
| onInitEVENT | event |
sandy.parser.ParserEvent
sandy.parser.ParserEvent.INIT
Dispatched when parsing is complete.
Defines the value of the type
property of a onInitEVENT
event object.
| onLoadEVENT | event |
sandy.parser.ParserEvent
sandy.parser.ParserEvent.LOAD
Dispatched when the file starts loading.
Defines the value of the type
property of a onLoadEVENT
event object.
| onParsingEVENT | event |
sandy.parser.ParserEvent
sandy.parser.ParserEvent.PARSING
Dispatched when a parser reads the next line of data in a file.
Defines the value of the type
property of a onParsingEVENT
event object.
| onProgressEVENT | event |
sandy.parser.ParserEvent
sandy.parser.ParserEvent.PROGRESS
Dispatched when data is received as the parsing progresses.
Defines the value of the type
property of a onProgressEVENT
event object.
| ASE | constant |
public static const ASE:String = "ASE"
Specifies that the ASE (ASCII Scene Export) parser should be used.
| COLLADA | constant |
public static const COLLADA:String = "DAE"
Specifies that the COLLADA (COLLAborative Design Activity ) parser should be used.
| MAX_3DS | constant |
public static const MAX_3DS:String = "3DS"
Specifies that the 3DS (3D Studio) parser should be used.
| MD2 | constant |
public static const MD2:String = "MD2"
Specifies that the MD2 (Quake II model) parser should be used.


Buhari right not to have submitted certificates to INEC - Supreme Court
by https://www.facebook.com/CheerfulpraiseEric Ikhilae, Abuja
The Supreme Court has held that President Muhammadu Buhari was right not to have submitted his academic credentials to the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC).
The court, while giving reason for dismissing the appeal by the PDP and Atiku Abubakar, held that Buhari was eminently qualified to contest the last presidential election.
The court held that contrary to claim by the appellants, no law requires a candidate to submit his/her academic certificates to INEC before being allowed to contest election.
Read Also; Atiku’s lawyer absent as Supreme Court gives reasons for dismissing case
The Supreme Court also held that the constitution does not require one to possess secondary school certificate to be qualified, but that schooling up to secondary school, without possessing the result of the final examination was sufficient.
It said, Buhari did not only show that he has secondary certificate and rose to the rank of Major General in the Army, attended military training, became the nation’s Head of State, could communicate in English and possessed primary school leaving certificate, all to the satisfaction of INEC.
The court upheld the decision of the PEPC on the issues of Buhari’s qualification and possession of relevant certificates.
It resolved issues 1 and 2 against the PDP and Atiku.


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XF.pages
drives the appearance of the pages sticking together with the router. It has some basic animations for switching pages such like slideleft
, slideright
, fade
and none
. Not so much for now but keep in mind that it is possible to define your own animation to use it together with XF.pages
.
To create a page you just need to make a

with necessary classes):

id
is used to make page switching work together with the router. It should be equal to first url fragment of the route (e.g. books/:cat(/:subcat)
) or the name of the handler (e.g. showBooksCategory
). In this case the page with such id attribute will be shown automatically when the route (e.g. books/fiction
) will be triggered.
To show the page without changing the url or using route binding:
XF.trigger('pages:show', 'books', 'fade');
// …directly
XF.pages.show('books', 'fade');
To define the default animation type for all device types it's needed to set up the necessary properties on the start of app:
var app = new MyApp({
// …
// other settings for the application
animations: {
standardAnimation: 'slideleft' // 'slideleft' is default
}
});
If you want to create your own animation type and use it for page switching you (please care about necessary CSS animations in xf.animations.less
file):
var app = new MyApp({
// …
// other settings for the application
animations: {
types: {
'myOwnAnimation': {
fallback: function (fromPage, toPage) {
// fallback to JS animation for old legacy browsers
/// …
}
}
}
}
});
To define the default animation for each of device types it's needed to pass such parameters together with device options on the start of application or set it in the runtime:
var app = new MyApp({
// …
// other settings for the application
device: {
types : [{
name : 'tablet',
range : {
max : 1024,
min : 569
},
templatePath : 'tablet/',
defaultAnimation: 'fade' // 'fade' for tablet devices
}, {
name : 'phone',
range : {
max : 568,
min : null
},
templatePath : 'phone/'
// 'slide left' will be used for device type 'phone'
}]
}
});
XF.trigger('pages:animation:default', 'fade');
// …or not so elegant way
XF.setDefaultAnimationType('fade');
The situations if changing of the next animation type for the page is needed are not so uncommon, e.g. back button tap should force slide right
animation instead of slideleft
. In such cases there are some ways to do it:
data-animation
attribute on the element with data-href
:Back
XF.trigger('pages:animation:next', 'slideright');
// …or not so elegant way
XF.setNextAnimationType('slideright');


TRANCERS A film review by Jeff Meyer Copyright 1987 Jeff Meyer
TRANCERS (USA, 1982) Director: Charles Band Screenwriters: Danny Bilson, Paul de Meo Cast: Tim Thomerson, Helen Hunt, Michael Stefani, Art La Fleur
This film is probably familiar to those of you who have righteous cable service, but to those of us who don't, it's a mystery. It was made before BLADERUNNER or THE TERMINATOR, but it has elements of both. Set in the future, we have tough cop John Death (Tim Thomerson) tracking down Trancers, mutants who can make "weak-minded" people turn white, froth at the mouth, and obey their every whim (rather like some TV evangelists I know of). The leader has headed back into the past, to kill the ancestors of the Los Angeles council, thus causing their future offspring never to exist. Death is sent back to the past to stop the plot, and gets messed up in the kind of senseless violence you'd expect in this kind of film, at time having to out-run bullets, elsewhere almost being tanned to death.
Good maniacal fun, lots of neat parts, and a very clean plot that makes sense and is clever to boot. It's a good idea to remember that it precedes those other two SF movies, since so many of the elements are similar. A grade of C, B if you're at a midnight movie to see it.
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RobotX is an autonomous marine robotics competition held every two years. As part of the MIT RobotX team I'm one of two people on the Computer Vision subteam, in charge of getting the remote explorer to take in camera data to identify locations and various objects types, shapes, and colors.
I was inspired to make this during HackMIT 2018, with the intent of participating IBM's Code for Good challenge. The idea is that you have people report a fire by taking an image of it. The app will record the user's location and direction, and alert nearby users of a possible fire. Nearby users can then check around them to see if they see the same fire. That user can then repeat the process. With enough people it should be possible to triangulate the position of the fire and alert first responders. This was my first time trying to code it app, and it turns out learn app-dev in one day is definitely a challenge. But with a little more debugging, the app should be functional.
I'm tired of seeing my state (California) constantly on fire. This inspired the idea to use a drone with a go-pro camera attached to identify potential fire prone areas; the goal being smarter and fast fire prevention. The identification process will use a CNN trained on images of fire-prone sources to analyze the camera data, with the potential to add more sensors in the future to have more data that could identify fire prone areas.
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New tip in Jennifer Kesse disappearance takes dive teams, cadaver dogs to Florida lake
by Brie StimsonDive teams and cadaver dogs took part in a two-day search of a Florida lake this week as authorities investigated a new tip in the case of Jennifer Kesse, a 24-year-old woman who went missing 13 years ago.
The Orange County Sheriff’s Office said Friday they were following up on information brought forward by an investigator working for the family of Kesse, who hasn't been seen since January 2006, FOX 35 Orlando reported.
But this week's search failed to yield any clues to Kesse’s whereabouts, authorities said.
FAMILY OF WOMAN WHO DISAPPEARED 12 YEARS AGO HOPES FOR NEW ANSWERS
Kesse was last seen alive Jan. 23, 2006, and was reported missing by her parents the next day when she failed to show up for her job as a manager at Central Florida Investments in Orlando.
Three days later, authorities found her car, a black Chevy Malibu, approximately a mile from her condo.
Drew Kesse, Jennifer’s father, said the family received a tip seven months ago but it was from 13 years ago.
“That person just happened to come forward 13 years later,” he said, according to FOX 35 Orlando.
“We brought dog teams in and did a search of our own, and it became necessary on our end to call authorities in, and they brought their teams in and did searches and sweep searches and spent two days in the water,” Drew Kesse added.
Although the search turned up no results, Drew Kesse said the family was “grateful and humbled” to those who helped.
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"We understand that the public is what finds missing persons,” he said, FOX 35 Orlando reported.
Fox News' Perry Chiaramonte contributed to this report.


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hackish connotations of the term have changed over time.
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| Class and Description |
|---|
| TransformProcess
A TransformProcess defines
an ordered list of transformations
to be executed on some data
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| ColumnOp
ColumnOp
is a transform meant
to run over 1 or more columns
|
| ColumnType
The type of column.
|
| DataAction
A helper class used in TransformProcess
to store the types of action to
execute next.
|
| Distance
Distance enumeration
|
| MathFunction
Enumeration for mathematical functions
|
| MathOp
Mathematical operations for Double, Integer and Long columns
Add Subtract Multiply Divide Modulus Reverse subtract: do scalar - x (instead of x-scalar in Subtract) Reverse divide: do scalar/x (instead of x/scalar in Divide) Scalar min: return Min(scalar,x) Scalar max: return Max(scalar,x) |
| Operation |
| ReduceOp
ReduceOp defines the type of column reductions that can be used when reducing
a set of values to a single value.
|
| StringReduceOp
A string reduce op is used for combining strings such as
merging, appending, or prepending.
|
| Transform
A Transform converts an example to another example, or a sequence to another sequence
|
| TransformProcess
A TransformProcess defines
an ordered list of transformations
to be executed on some data
|
| TransformProcess.Builder
Builder class for constructing a TransformProcess
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| ColumnType
The type of column.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| ColumnType
The type of column.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| ColumnOp
ColumnOp
is a transform meant
to run over 1 or more columns
|
| Operation |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| ColumnOp
ColumnOp
is a transform meant
to run over 1 or more columns
|
| Operation |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| ColumnOp
ColumnOp
is a transform meant
to run over 1 or more columns
|
| Operation |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| ColumnOp
ColumnOp
is a transform meant
to run over 1 or more columns
|
| Operation |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| ColumnOp
ColumnOp
is a transform meant
to run over 1 or more columns
|
| Operation |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| ColumnType
The type of column.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| ColumnOp
ColumnOp
is a transform meant
to run over 1 or more columns
|
| Distance
Distance enumeration
|
| MathFunction
Enumeration for mathematical functions
|
| MathOp
Mathematical operations for Double, Integer and Long columns
Add Subtract Multiply Divide Modulus Reverse subtract: do scalar - x (instead of x-scalar in Subtract) Reverse divide: do scalar/x (instead of x/scalar in Divide) Scalar min: return Min(scalar,x) Scalar max: return Max(scalar,x) |
| Operation |
| Transform
A Transform converts an example to another example, or a sequence to another sequence
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| ColumnOp
ColumnOp
is a transform meant
to run over 1 or more columns
|
| Operation |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| ColumnOp
ColumnOp
is a transform meant
to run over 1 or more columns
|
| ColumnType
The type of column.
|
| Operation |
| ReduceOp
ReduceOp defines the type of column reductions that can be used when reducing
a set of values to a single value.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| ColumnOp
ColumnOp
is a transform meant
to run over 1 or more columns
|
| Operation |
| ReduceOp
ReduceOp defines the type of column reductions that can be used when reducing
a set of values to a single value.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| ColumnOp
ColumnOp
is a transform meant
to run over 1 or more columns
|
| Operation |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| ColumnType
The type of column.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| ColumnOp
ColumnOp
is a transform meant
to run over 1 or more columns
|
| Operation |
| Transform
A Transform converts an example to another example, or a sequence to another sequence
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| ColumnOp
ColumnOp
is a transform meant
to run over 1 or more columns
|
| Operation |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| ColumnOp
ColumnOp
is a transform meant
to run over 1 or more columns
|
| Operation |
| Transform
A Transform converts an example to another example, or a sequence to another sequence
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| ColumnOp
ColumnOp
is a transform meant
to run over 1 or more columns
|
| Operation |
| Transform
A Transform converts an example to another example, or a sequence to another sequence
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| ColumnOp
ColumnOp
is a transform meant
to run over 1 or more columns
|
| Operation |
| Transform
A Transform converts an example to another example, or a sequence to another sequence
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| DataAction
A helper class used in TransformProcess
to store the types of action to
execute next.
|
| Transform
A Transform converts an example to another example, or a sequence to another sequence
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| StringReduceOp
A string reduce op is used for combining strings such as
merging, appending, or prepending.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| ColumnOp
ColumnOp
is a transform meant
to run over 1 or more columns
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| MathOp
Mathematical operations for Double, Integer and Long columns
Add Subtract Multiply Divide Modulus Reverse subtract: do scalar - x (instead of x-scalar in Subtract) Reverse divide: do scalar/x (instead of x/scalar in Divide) Scalar min: return Min(scalar,x) Scalar max: return Max(scalar,x) |
| Operation |
| Transform
A Transform converts an example to another example, or a sequence to another sequence
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| Class and Description |
|---|
| ColumnOp
ColumnOp
is a transform meant
to run over 1 or more columns
|
| Operation |
| Transform
A Transform converts an example to another example, or a sequence to another sequence
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| Class and Description |
|---|
| ColumnOp
ColumnOp
is a transform meant
to run over 1 or more columns
|
| ColumnType
The type of column.
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| Operation |
| Transform
A Transform converts an example to another example, or a sequence to another sequence
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| ColumnOp
ColumnOp
is a transform meant
to run over 1 or more columns
|
| Operation |
| Transform
A Transform converts an example to another example, or a sequence to another sequence
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| ColumnOp
ColumnOp
is a transform meant
to run over 1 or more columns
|
| MathFunction
Enumeration for mathematical functions
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| MathOp
Mathematical operations for Double, Integer and Long columns
Add Subtract Multiply Divide Modulus Reverse subtract: do scalar - x (instead of x-scalar in Subtract) Reverse divide: do scalar/x (instead of x/scalar in Divide) Scalar min: return Min(scalar,x) Scalar max: return Max(scalar,x) |
| Operation |
| Transform
A Transform converts an example to another example, or a sequence to another sequence
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| ColumnOp
ColumnOp
is a transform meant
to run over 1 or more columns
|
| MathFunction
Enumeration for mathematical functions
|
| MathOp
Mathematical operations for Double, Integer and Long columns
Add Subtract Multiply Divide Modulus Reverse subtract: do scalar - x (instead of x-scalar in Subtract) Reverse divide: do scalar/x (instead of x/scalar in Divide) Scalar min: return Min(scalar,x) Scalar max: return Max(scalar,x) |
| Operation |
| Transform
A Transform converts an example to another example, or a sequence to another sequence
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| ColumnOp
ColumnOp
is a transform meant
to run over 1 or more columns
|
| Operation |
| Transform
A Transform converts an example to another example, or a sequence to another sequence
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| ColumnOp
ColumnOp
is a transform meant
to run over 1 or more columns
|
| MathOp
Mathematical operations for Double, Integer and Long columns
Add Subtract Multiply Divide Modulus Reverse subtract: do scalar - x (instead of x-scalar in Subtract) Reverse divide: do scalar/x (instead of x/scalar in Divide) Scalar min: return Min(scalar,x) Scalar max: return Max(scalar,x) |
| Operation |
| Transform
A Transform converts an example to another example, or a sequence to another sequence
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| ColumnOp
ColumnOp
is a transform meant
to run over 1 or more columns
|
| MathOp
Mathematical operations for Double, Integer and Long columns
Add Subtract Multiply Divide Modulus Reverse subtract: do scalar - x (instead of x-scalar in Subtract) Reverse divide: do scalar/x (instead of x/scalar in Divide) Scalar min: return Min(scalar,x) Scalar max: return Max(scalar,x) |
| Operation |
| Transform
A Transform converts an example to another example, or a sequence to another sequence
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| ColumnOp
ColumnOp
is a transform meant
to run over 1 or more columns
|
| Operation |
| Transform
A Transform converts an example to another example, or a sequence to another sequence
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| ColumnOp
ColumnOp
is a transform meant
to run over 1 or more columns
|
| Operation |
| Transform
A Transform converts an example to another example, or a sequence to another sequence
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| ColumnOp
ColumnOp
is a transform meant
to run over 1 or more columns
|
| Operation |
| ReduceOp
ReduceOp defines the type of column reductions that can be used when reducing
a set of values to a single value.
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| Transform
A Transform converts an example to another example, or a sequence to another sequence
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| Class and Description |
|---|
| ColumnOp
ColumnOp
is a transform meant
to run over 1 or more columns
|
| Operation |
| Transform
A Transform converts an example to another example, or a sequence to another sequence
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| ColumnOp
ColumnOp
is a transform meant
to run over 1 or more columns
|
| ColumnType
The type of column.
|
| MathOp
Mathematical operations for Double, Integer and Long columns
Add Subtract Multiply Divide Modulus Reverse subtract: do scalar - x (instead of x-scalar in Subtract) Reverse divide: do scalar/x (instead of x/scalar in Divide) Scalar min: return Min(scalar,x) Scalar max: return Max(scalar,x) |
| Operation |
| Transform
A Transform converts an example to another example, or a sequence to another sequence
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| Class and Description |
|---|
| ColumnType
The type of column.
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| Class and Description |
|---|
| Operation |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| TransformProcess
A TransformProcess defines
an ordered list of transformations
to be executed on some data
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| Class and Description |
|---|
| TransformProcess
A TransformProcess defines
an ordered list of transformations
to be executed on some data
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| ColumnOp
ColumnOp
is a transform meant
to run over 1 or more columns
|
| Operation |
| Transform
A Transform converts an example to another example, or a sequence to another sequence
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| ColumnOp
ColumnOp
is a transform meant
to run over 1 or more columns
|
| Operation |
| Transform
A Transform converts an example to another example, or a sequence to another sequence
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| TransformProcess
A TransformProcess defines
an ordered list of transformations
to be executed on some data
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| Class and Description |
|---|
| TransformProcess
A TransformProcess defines
an ordered list of transformations
to be executed on some data
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| TransformProcess
A TransformProcess defines
an ordered list of transformations
to be executed on some data
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| Class and Description |
|---|
| TransformProcess
A TransformProcess defines
an ordered list of transformations
to be executed on some data
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| TransformProcess
A TransformProcess defines
an ordered list of transformations
to be executed on some data
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| Class and Description |
|---|
| Operation |
| Class and Description |
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| Operation |
| Class and Description |
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| Operation |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| TransformProcess
A TransformProcess defines
an ordered list of transformations
to be executed on some data
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