Smith in his paper titled Plants, fractals, and formal languages talks about the interpretation of strings generated using formal grammars to create plant drawings. In order to create these drawings, termed as graftals, a formal grammar is first defined. After defining this grammar, an initial axiom is defined which is the first string of the language defined by the grammar. Using the productions of the grammar, all the symbols in the axiom are replaced by the right hand sides of their respective productions. This replacement is done in parallel for all the symbols. The string thus generated is the second string of the language or is the second generation of the strings in the language. This procedure is repeated to generate further generations of strings. The parallel replacement of symbols earns formal languages of this sort the name, parallel rewriting grammar languages. These languages were introduced by Lindenmayer and are hence termed L-systems.
After generating a string, we define meanings for each of the symbols of the string. These meanings include drawing shapes, changing directions etc. According to these meanings, the generated string is interpreted to create a drawing. Multiple drawings can ge generated using a single string by changing the meanings of the symbols. The interpretation starts at the first symbol and proceeds in a sequential manner i.e. the operation defined by the first symbol is carried out first and then the operation defined by the second symbol and so on. Thus, a string is “interpreted” as a drawing.
The inherent repetition in the structure of the strings allows us to create structures which look similar when you zoom in or zoom out. This property is exploited by Smith to create plants and other interesting structures. In our work, we explore L-systems, various grammars, their interpretations and interesting sketches creating using these techniques.
For the purpose of drawing trees using L-systems, the mid-point algorithm for line drawing and the mid-point algorithm for circle drawing were implemented in C++. To display the results on screen, the OpenGL library was used, while the GLUT library was used to create the window to serve as a canvas.
This line-drawing algorithm uses the mid-point technique. Whenever a decision between two pixels to be lit is to be made, the position of the mid-point of the two points is checked with respect to the line. This tells us which point lies closer to the ideal line. The algorithm is an incremental one, and works on pure integer arithmetic, which is significantly faster than floating point arithmetic.
A general version of this algorithm has been implemented that can draw lines with any slopes. Four different cases arise depending on whether the slope is positive of negative and whether the absolute value of the slope is greater than or less than 1. These are apart from the trivial cases of horizontal or vertical lines and lines with a slope of 1 or -1, which are handled separately. The exact method is as follows:
Name: drawLine
Input: The two end points of the line to be drawn:
Step 1: Handle trivial cases:-
If the line described falls into one of the trivial cases, handle them separately and return.
Step 2: Initialize variables:-
Set a variable vertical as true if abs(y2 – y1) > abs(x2 – x1), else set it to false.
Set A to y2 – y1 and B to x1 – x2.
If vertical, exchange A and B.
If B > 0, multiply both A and B with -1.
Store the sign of the slope in sign.
Set d to 2*A + (sign)B.
Set del1 to 2*A.
Set del2 to 2*A + (sign)2*B.
If vertical, set
Else, set
Step 3: Draw first point:-
If vertical, draw a point at
Step 4: Draw the rest of the line:-
For i from start + 1 to end do:
If sign*d > 0, increment start_other with (sign)1 and increment d with del2.
If sign*d <= 0, increment d with del1.
If vertical, draw a point at
Step 5: End
The mid-point circle-drawing algorithm has also been implemented. Similar to the line-drawing algorithm, it checks the position of the mid-point of two choices with respect to the ideal circle to make a decision. The algorithm is based purely on integer arithmetic and is incremental in nature. Unlike the line-drawing algorithm, the increments are based on second order differentials since the equation of a circle is quadratic in nature.
The standard algorithm draws circles with their centers at the origin. To overcome, this limitation, a simple shift in the origin before drawing the circle is employed. The origin is shifted back to its original location after drawing to restore the state of the canvas. The method exploits the 8-way symmetry of a circle. Instead of drawing the entire circle in the algorithm body itself, only 1/8 of it is drawn. The rest of the circle is completed by reflecting the arc along the axes, origin and y = x and y = -x to get the complete figure. This reflection can be done point-by-point using the following method:
Name: drawCirclePoint
Input The point to be drawn
Step 1: Draw all the reflected points
Draw the following points with color c:
<-x, y>
<-x, -y>
<-y, x>
<-y,-x>
Step 2: End
The main algorithm body is as follows:
Name: drawCircle
Input: The center of the circle
Step 1: Shift the origin:-
Shift the origin to
Step 2: Initialize variables:-
Set d to 1 – r.
Set dE to 3.
Set dSE to -2*r + 5
Set X = 0
Set Y = r
Step 3: Draw the first point:-
Call drawCirclePoint(0, r, c).
Step 4: Draw the rest of the points:-
While Y > X do:
If d < 0 increment d by dE and increment dSE by 2.
If d >= 0 increment d by dSE, increment dSE by 4 and decrement Y by 1.
Increment dE by 2 and X by 1.
Call drawCirclePoint(X, Y, c)
Step 5: Restore the origin:-
Set the origin to <-x1, -y1>
Step 6: End
The artists at KAT Studios have created two modern masters. The first is titled La Blossoms de Naturale :
The second is titled Patcher in the Rye :
We experimented with our vision of evolution, we call it Smithsonian Evolution :
We now analyze the beauty of our art in numbers, although beauty is in the eye of the beholder. The figures with blue lines analyse the time taken to draw shrubs and the figures with red lines analyse the time taken to draw trees.
To hone our artistic skills, we experimented with many other grammars.
The unfamiliarity with OpenGL caused major issues while implementing the Canvas class. This was partially circumvented by segregating the drawing part (handled by the Canvas) and the displaying part (handled by OpenGL) as much as possible. Only the display function of the Canvas class interacts with OpenGL, where it uses OpenGL to display the points which the Canvas stores in an unordered map. In essence, the Canvas itself serves as a frame buffer. Apart from this, since OpenGL itself does not handle creation of windows, a helper library called GLUT had to be used for this purpose.
Secondly, since OpenGL and GLUT are C libraries, integrating them with the more advanced C++ caused a slight problem: The GLUT function glutDisplayFunc takes as a parameter a pointer to a function with no arguments which draws the points using the OpenGL API. OOP design patterns dictate that such a function should be a part of the Canvas class. However, since functions of a class cannot be passed into C functions, a work-around had to be implemented. The map, which should actually be a private variable of the class, had to be made public and a separate non-class function draw had to be written which uses a global pointer to a Canvas object to draw the points using the OpenGL API. The Canvas display function simply makes the global pointer to point to the current object.
Another major issue we faced was because of the environment we were using to build the project. The CMake builder didn’t allow us to use the in-built string class of C++. Hence, we had to resort to using C strings and had to rewrite major portions of the code to reflect these changes.


| 002:245 Khan | : |
Who is he that will lend to Allah a goodly loan so that He may multiply it to him many times? And it is Allah that decreases or increases (your provisions), and unto Him you shall return. |
| 002:245 Maulana | : |
Who is it that will offer to Allah a goodly gift, so He multiplies it to him manifold? And Allah receives and amplifies, and to Him you shall be returned. |
| 002:245 Pickthal | : |
Who is it that will lend unto Allah a goodly loan, so that He may give it increase manifold? Allah straiteneth and enlargeth. Unto Him ye will return. |
| 002:245 Rashad | : |
Who would lend GOD a loan of righteousness, to have it repaid to them multiplied manifold? GOD is the One who provides and withholds, and to Him you will be returned. |
| 002:245 Sarwar | : |
One who generously lends to God will be paid back in many multiples of the loan. It is God who reduces and expands things and to Him you will all return. |
| 002:245 Shakir | : |
Who is it that will offer of Allah a goodly gift, so He will multiply it to him manifold, and Allah straitens and amplifies, and you shall be returned to Him. |
| 002:245 Sherali | : |
Who is it that will lend ALLAH a goodly loan that HE may multiply it for him manifold? And ALLAH receives and enlarges. And to HIM shall you be made to return. |
| 002:245 Yusufali | : |
Who is he that will loan to Allah a beautiful loan, which Allah will double unto his credit and multiply many times? It is Allah that giveth (you) Want or plenty, and to Him shall be your return. |
Concepts/Themes Covered: أركان الإسلام > التوحيد > توحيد الله تعالي > إليه ترجع الأمور Pillars of Islam> Islamic> Oneness of Allah>All Matters Return to Him(for decision) تنظيم العلاقات المالية > المداينة Organizing Financial Relationships>Lending Money
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Pig is a great dice game that is rather unique and fun for all to play with.
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function for each data set in the
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opening_act_batch_run(inputDataFile, useReadr = TRUE, runMetaORF = TRUE, userInput = FALSE)
| inputDataFile | String indicating path to file containing instructions. The file must be in CSV format with the following columns (column names in the file must be reproduced exactly as below):
No default. |
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| runMetaORF | Boolean indicating whether to run the meta ORF analysis. This analysis
typically takes about 30 minutes to run, so it may be useful to exclude it. Used as the
argument to |
| userInput | Boolean indicating whether to ask user to check the format of the
provided labels. Defaults to |
The output of opening_act
for each of the data sets included in the
batch. Check the documentation of opening_act
for more detail.
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Text description provided by the architects.  Through the process of designing this house, we tried to prove that having rich private external space was important for making crucial difference in the quality of life inside the house, as well as obtaining various possibilities of external activity.
The first thing we decided was having an open-air space next to the main part of the residence, and connecting them with big opening of windows. Big Windows, which are necessary for making internal spaces spacious, well-lighted and airy, are one of the most costly parts of buildings, so we concentrated them to selected places, effective for improving the quality of internal spaces.
Considering that the client couple’s original request was having a big terrace for doing yoga freely under the sun, connecting the terrace to the living room and the bedroom with big windows was the best way to offer fresh air and daylight to the internal spaces, like having respiratory organ to let the house breathe.
The second floor level of the eastern half of the site was chosen as private open-air space, because that place was facing to the rooftop of the single story garage of a neighboring house on the south. Thanks to the lower height of the garage, this place is exposed to the sunlight in the high density residential area, which is a relatively rare situation in Tokyo.
By making a big rectangular tube here penetrating north-south, a bright and airy open space can be obtained. At the same time, the privacy of this external space is protected against very close windows of neighboring houses on the east, by the wall of the tube closed to that direction.
The tube was tried to be made as large as possible, because larger external space can catch more sunshine and larger blue sky. However, having large external space in the limited site area means reduction of the internal space of the house. To make up for the loss of the floor area, an attic for storage was inserted between the first floor and the second, whose ceiling height is less than 1400 mm.
By this arrangement, this house obtained a sufficient amount of the practicable space while the daylighting of the living room and terrace was improved, because the levels of those spaces were pushed up higher.
As you have already seen, Little House with a Big Terrace creates comfortable internal spaces by connecting them to the unlimited extension of external space. The most effective way to achieve real spaciousness of urban houses in high density residential area is to incorporate unlimited external spaces into design rather than trying to make internal spaces larger, which is inevitably limited by the size of site area.
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REUTERS: The We Company, owner of office-space sharing company WeWork, disclosed on Friday (Nov 8) it will divest all non-core businesses and reduce headcount across its ventures as part of a 90-day plan.
In an investor presentation dated Oct 11, but made public on Friday, the company said the non-core businesses being divested include Meetup, The Wing, and Space IQ.
The company which said it had reached 580,000 memberships as of third quarter, excluding India, expects the job cuts to occur across its ventures, general & administrative, and growth-related functions.
WeWork in September withdrew its initial public offering after the SoftBank-backed startup ousted founder Adam Neumann as its chief executive officer.
The company had failed to excite investors who raised concerns about its burgeoning losses and a business model that involves taking long-term leases and renting out spaces for a short term.
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WeWork will now focus on its enterprise customers, instead of small and mid-sized businesses which include start-ups.


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# default_export ported.survey
import sys
import gzip
import os
# class Record(object):
# """Represents a record."""
# class Respondent(Record):
# """Represents a respondent."""
# class Pregnancy(Record):
# """Represents a pregnancy."""
# class Table(object):
# """Represents a table as a list of objects"""
# def __init__(self):
# self.records = []
# def __len__(self):
# return len(self.records)
# def ReadFile(self, data_dir, filename, fields, constructor, n=None):
# """Reads a compressed data file builds one object per record.
# Args:
# data_dir: string directory name
# filename: string name of the file to read
# fields: sequence of (name, start, end, case) tuples specifying
# the fields to extract
# constructor: what kind of object to create
# """
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# if filename.endswith('gz'):
# fp = gzip.open(filename)
# else:
# fp = open(filename)
# for i, line in enumerate(fp):
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# break
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# """Scans a line and returns an object with the appropriate fields.
# Args:
# line: string line from a data file
# fields: sequence of (name, start, end, cast) tuples specifying
# the fields to extract
# constructor: callable that makes an object for the record.
# Returns:
# Record with appropriate fields.
# """
# obj = constructor()
# for (field, start, end, cast) in fields:
# try:
# s = line[start-1:end]
# val = cast(s)
# except ValueError:
# # If you are using Visual Studio, you might see an
# # "error" at this point, but it is not really an error;
# # I am just using try...except to handle not-available (NA)
# # data. You should be able to tell Visual Studio to
# # ignore this non-error.
# val = 'NA'
# setattr(obj, field, val)
# return obj
# def AddRecord(self, record):
# """Adds a record to this table.
# Args:
# record: an object of one of the record types.
# """
# self.records.append(record)
# def ExtendRecords(self, records):
# """Adds records to this table.
# Args:
# records: a sequence of record object
# """
# self.records.extend(records)
# def Recode(self):
# """Child classes can override this to recode values."""
# pass
# class Respondents(Table):
# """Represents the respondent table."""
# def ReadRecords(self, data_dir='.', n=None):
# filename = self.GetFilename()
# self.ReadFile(data_dir, filename, self.GetFields(), Respondent, n)
# self.Recode()
# def GetFilename(self):
# return '2002FemResp.dat.gz'
# def GetFields(self):
# """Returns a tuple specifying the fields to extract.
# The elements of the tuple are field, start, end, case.
# field is the name of the variable
# start and end are the indices as specified in the NSFG docs
# cast is a callable that converts the result to int, float, etc.
# """
# return [
# ('caseid', 1, 12, int),
# ]
# class Pregnancies(Table):
# """Contains survey data about a Pregnancy."""
# def ReadRecords(self, data_dir='.', n=None):
# filename = self.GetFilename()
# self.ReadFile(data_dir, filename, self.GetFields(), Pregnancy, n)
# self.Recode()
# def GetFilename(self):
# return '2002FemPreg.dat.gz'
# def GetFields(self):
# """Gets information about the fields to extract from the survey data.
# Documentation of the fields for Cycle 6 is at
# http://nsfg.icpsr.umich.edu/cocoon/WebDocs/NSFG/public/index.htm
# Returns:
# sequence of (name, start, end, type) tuples
# """
# return [
# ('caseid', 1, 12, int),
# ('nbrnaliv', 22, 22, int),
# ('babysex', 56, 56, int),
# ('birthwgt_lb', 57, 58, int),
# ('birthwgt_oz', 59, 60, int),
# ('prglength', 275, 276, int),
# ('outcome', 277, 277, int),
# ('birthord', 278, 279, int),
# ('agepreg', 284, 287, int),
# ('finalwgt', 423, 440, float),
# ]
# def Recode(self):
# for rec in self.records:
# # divide mother's age by 100
# try:
# if rec.agepreg != 'NA':
# rec.agepreg /= 100.0
# except AttributeError:
# pass
# # convert weight at birth from lbs/oz to total ounces
# # note: there are some very low birthweights
# # that are almost certainly errors, but for now I am not
# # filtering
# try:
# if (rec.birthwgt_lb != 'NA' and rec.birthwgt_lb < 20 and
# rec.birthwgt_oz != 'NA' and rec.birthwgt_oz <= 16):
# rec.totalwgt_oz = rec.birthwgt_lb * 16 + rec.birthwgt_oz
# else:
# rec.totalwgt_oz = 'NA'
# except AttributeError:
# pass
# def main(name, data_dir='.'):
# resp = Respondents()
# resp.ReadRecords(data_dir)
# print 'Number of respondents', len(resp.records)
# preg = Pregnancies()
# preg.ReadRecords(data_dir)
# print 'Number of pregnancies', len(preg.records)
# if __name__ == '__main__':
# main(*sys.argv)


Bulgaria: Time to leave the country
I’m not sure what time it is when the phone goes off. I peer at it from under the covers, narrowing my eyes against the phone’s flashing message and the pain of waking up after six glasses of wine, recognising the long curls and striped jacket of a girl I’d been on a date with the night before in the Whatsapp photo.
“Hey not sure if you read the news,” the message reads. “We’ll be going into another lockdown starting Friday.
Over the past week, we had decided to conduct an experiment. On-the-ground research covering several Tinder dates, all asked whether Bulgaria was going to lockdown and whether we were wise to stay. From it we quickly learned that the government had made it compulsory to wear masks in all outdoor spaces. This surprised us, for one, because we saw almost no-one wearing a mask outside, and because no one had told us off for not wearing one.
Highlight
‘It is too politically contentious to lockdown,’ said one man at breakfast on the Saturday three nights ago. ‘I do not think it will happen.’
This gave us an idea. The responses we kept getting were that the Bulgarian government was too afraid of locking down, finding itself on its 140th day of consecutive corruption protest as we arrived, and therefore was unlikely to put all its energy into keeping people inside for fear of igniting more protests. It brought us to the conclusion that the countries we ought to be targeting should be semi-despotic countries; authoritarian enough to ignore the rest of the world’s preoccupation with lockdown restrictions, but weak enough so that a substantial display of police power would result in nation-wide backlash and possible political overthrow. With Bulgaria, we had hit the sweet spot. At least, so we thought until that message came through.
I sit up in bed, hangover forgotten. This is it. The moment we’ve prepared for. Time to get out of Bulgaria.
We’d been there nearly a month already, and the warning signs had been there for weeks now. The early shop closures, the last minute party cancellations because someone felt sick, the rising tide of bobbing face-masks in Sofia centre growing ever bluer.
But we were ready. We’d done it before. This would be the fifth country we’d fled since the pandemic, and we were pros at it by now. Case and point, we already had a Ryanair flight booked for Friday. Right in time to escape before the gates closed on the rest of Bulgaria.
Done it again! I thought, flinging the covers back and running to share the news. My proud announcement is stymied by a forlorn response from my co-traveller. We bicker for a good ten minutes before jumping on our phones and scraping the web for any details.
One line stands out:
“The restrictions, which will start late on Friday, are aimed at preventing a strained health system from being overwhelmed and at halting the spread of infections in the Balkan country of seven million people. ” — Tsvetelia Tsolova, Reuters, 25th November 2020
I squint at the article again, fighting past the complaints of a throbbing head, dry throat and bursting bladder:
“...late on Friday…”
We check the time of our Ryanair flight. 17:00 departure, Friday. Fuck.
It would mean cutting it close, sure. But five o’clock wasn’t that late, right? And surely they aren’t going to ground the flights? That would be silly.
Zooming through the rest of the article, we land on another line:
“Tourist trips at home and abroad will be banned.”
Hmm. Not ideal. Not ideal in the slightest.
We argue for about another half hour or so. On the side arguing in favour of risking the unspecific Friday lockdown is yours truly. We already had a flight to Berlin. When we got to Sofia, they hadn’t so much as needed a signature saying “no I promise I don’t have coronavirus” to get through the gate. Would the Bulgarian government’s lacklustre response switch to canceling all flights within hours of the restrictions coming in? I had my doubts. That’s assuming it even applied to flights on Friday, after all.
On the other side, arguing we should change out flight and leave earlier, was Krishna. We’d already signed a three-month contract in Berlin, and already forked over a not-insignificant £1,268 for it, too.
If we got stuck in Bulgaria, we got stuck for a long time. No apartment, no Berlin, no managing to sneak into Europe and gain Germany residency ahead of Brexit. The entire plan was kaput.
It didn’t take long to convince me. About twenty minutes later I was opening three different Q&A incognito tabs to find out the least expensive way of changing a Ryanair flight.
Krishna had already changed hers by the time it took me to get into my account.
Finally, I get into it. There’s my flight, Friday afternoon. I click on the “amend flights” button.
Nothing. I close down all other tabs and windows and click on it. Nothing. I restart my browser, then my laptop, then logging in with a different device, and then using different browsers. The “amend flight” button continues to load indefinitely, even though Krishna got through and managed to amend it almost immediately.
So, I’m not saying that Ryanair employs people to read the news and then deliberately stop people from amending their flights so they can charge them extra, but I’m not saying they totally wouldn’t do that either.
Maybe it was because a lot of other people had heard the news, or, more likely, it was an international airline conspiracy which flies into motion the instant a lockdown is announced.
Anyway, the result was an extra £50 for a flight on Wednesday. We contact our Berlin AirBNB and say we’re landing early.
“When exactly is your flight?” he asks us. Well, em, it’s complicated.  Krishna chats with him and he’s all cool with us arriving early. Awesome. Oh, but there’s a girl living there who might be around and doesn’t want you there unless you get a test and wear masks at all times indoors. Not so awesome, but we’ve booked it now, so, hey ho.
On Wednesday, the day arrived. Neither of us have booked a day off work, because… well, we wanted to get away with not taking a day off work and also escaping the soon-to-be-locked-down politically unstable Republic of Bulgaria at the same time. We’re flying at five, wanting to get to the airport for around 3pm.
It’s 3:15pm and I’m asking Krishna why she isn’t getting mad at me for not-having packed already. She has a go at me for rushing her.
“It’s only a twelve minute journey!” she snaps, typing away on the keyboard.
We scrabble to get ready, call a taxi, and are at the airport a good half hour later. We try to go through some kind of temporary Covid-19 barrier where they ask us where we’re going. We say “Berlin”, wondering if there’s someone behind a desk scanning through a list of blacklisted cities whose ears have just pricked up.
If such a list existed, Berlin didn’t seem to be on it. We go on through. Barely a soul there. Perfect.
“Do you have your German entry form?” I hear Krishna getting asked ahead of me. We look at each other. German entry form? You what now?
It was done, we were busted, I thought, pretending to look in my carry-on bag for a form I knew I didn’t have. They’d found us out. We were about to be sent to airport prison where we’d sit for a few hours being talked to in Bulgarian, before the real feds would walk in and show photos of us traveling all over Europe. We’ve been looking for you two for a long time, they’d say, before slapping the cuffs on us, charging us as Covid-spreaders, and taking us away for the rest of our days.
The entry-form man sighs. “Take this,” he says, handing us both a form, and letting us through.
As it turns out, we had done it. We’d escaped, yet again. Lived to taste freedom another day; albeit locked-down in Germany, along with everyone else.
Oh, and by the following weekend it was clear we totally could have gotten the Friday flight. But ah well. I try not to reflect on such things.
Berlin was ahead, as was the scramble to find accommodation. By then, we were already having to deal with getting scammed out of our Berlin accommodation, and our minds were on other things.


"It was then that Nidrah's magic sprang into action! At dusk, as the King's army took inventory of the treasures of the Hellmann family, a huge army of undead fighters rushed the castle!
They were the souls of the executed vassals, led by Alfred's children Lidia and Eilhalder von Hellmann! All were under the control of Nidrah."
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java.lang.Object org.apache.xml.serializer.utils.Messages
public final class Messages
A utility class for issuing error messages.
A user of this class normally would create a singleton
instance of this class, passing the name
of the message class on the constructor. For example:
static Messages x = new Messages("org.package.MyMessages");
Later the message is typically generated this way if there are no
substitution arguments:
String msg = x.createMessage(org.package.MyMessages.KEY_ONE, null);
If there are arguments substitutions then something like this:
String filename = ...;
String directory = ...;
String msg = x.createMessage(org.package.MyMessages.KEY_TWO,
new Object[] {filename, directory) );
The constructor of an instance of this class must be given
the class name of a class that extends java.util.ListResourceBundle
("org.package.MyMessages" in the example above).
The name should not have any language suffix
which will be added automatically by this utility class.
The message class ("org.package.MyMessages")
must define the abstract method getContents() that is
declared in its base class, for example:
public Object[][] getContents() {return contents;}
It is suggested that the message class expose its
message keys like this:
public static final String KEY_ONE = "KEY1";
public static final String KEY_TWO = "KEY2";
. . .
and used through their names (KEY_ONE ...) rather than
their values ("KEY1" ...).
The field contents (returned by getContents()
should be initialized something like this:
public static final Object[][] contents = {
{ KEY_ONE, "Something has gone wrong!" },
{ KEY_TWO, "The file ''{0}'' does not exist in directory ''{1}''." },
. . .
{ KEY_N, "Message N" } }
Where that section of code with the KEY to Message mappings
(where the message classes 'contents' field is initialized)
can have the Message strings translated in an alternate language
in a errorResourceClass with a language suffix.
More sophisticated use of this class would be to pass null
when contructing it, but then call loadResourceBundle()
before creating any messages.
This class is not a public API, it is only public because it is
used in org.apache.xml.serializer.
| Field Summary | |
|---|---|
private java.util.Locale |
m_locale
The local object to use. |
private java.util.ListResourceBundle |
m_resourceBundle
The language specific resource object for messages. |
private java.lang.String |
m_resourceBundleName
The class name of the error message string table with no language suffix. |
| Constructor Summary | |
|---|---|
Messages(java.lang.String resourceBundle)
Constructor. |
| Method Summary | |
|---|---|
java.lang.String |
createMessage(java.lang.String msgKey,
java.lang.Object[] args)
Creates a message from the specified key and replacement arguments, localized to the given locale. |
private java.lang.String |
createMsg(java.util.ListResourceBundle fResourceBundle,
java.lang.String msgKey,
java.lang.Object[] args)
Creates a message from the specified key and replacement arguments, localized to the given locale. |
private java.util.Locale |
getLocale()
Get the Locale object that is being used. |
private java.util.ListResourceBundle |
getResourceBundle()
Get the ListResourceBundle being used by this Messages instance which was previously set by a call to loadResourceBundle(className) |
private static java.lang.String |
getResourceSuffix(java.util.Locale locale)
Return the resource file suffic for the indicated locale For most locales, this will be based the language code. |
private java.util.ListResourceBundle |
loadResourceBundle(java.lang.String resourceBundle)
Return a named ResourceBundle for a particular locale. |
| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
|---|
clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
| Field Detail |
|---|
private final java.util.Locale m_locale
private java.util.ListResourceBundle m_resourceBundle
private java.lang.String m_resourceBundleName
| Constructor Detail |
|---|
Messages(java.lang.String resourceBundle)
resourceBundle
- the class name of the ListResourceBundle
that the instance of this class is associated with and will use when
creating messages.
The class name is without a language suffix. If the value passed
is null then loadResourceBundle(errorResourceClass) needs to be called
explicitly before any messages are created.| Method Detail |
|---|
private java.util.Locale getLocale()
private java.util.ListResourceBundle getResourceBundle()
public final java.lang.String createMessage(java.lang.String msgKey, java.lang.Object[] args)
msgKey
- The key for the message text.args
- The arguments to be used as replacement text
in the message created.
private final java.lang.String createMsg(java.util.ListResourceBundle fResourceBundle, java.lang.String msgKey, java.lang.Object[] args)
errorCode
- The key for the message text.fResourceBundle
- The resource bundle to use.msgKey
- The message key to use.args
- The arguments to be used as replacement text
in the message created.
private java.util.ListResourceBundle loadResourceBundle(java.lang.String resourceBundle) throws java.util.MissingResourceException
className
- the name of the class that implements ListResourceBundle,
without language suffix.
java.util.MissingResourceException
private static java.lang.String getResourceSuffix(java.util.Locale locale)
locale
- the locale
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Accompanying article at
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Properties
activeAudioInput
activeAudioInput: MediaStream = ...
activeVideoInput
activeVideoInput: MediaStream = ...
attendeePresenceDurationMs
attendeePresenceDurationMs: number = null
audioDeviceInformation
audioDeviceInformation: {} = {}
enableSimulcast
enableSimulcast: boolean = false
iceCandidateHandler
iceCandidateHandler: (event: RTCPeerConnectionIceEvent) => void = null
Type declaration
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- (event: RTCPeerConnectionIceEvent): void
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Parameters
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event: RTCPeerConnectionIceEvent
Returns void
iceCandidates
iceCandidates: RTCIceCandidate[] = []
iceGatheringDurationMs
iceGatheringDurationMs: number = null
iceGatheringStateEventHandler
iceGatheringStateEventHandler: () => void = null
indexFrame
indexFrame: SdkIndexFrame = null
lastKnownVideoAvailability
lastVideoSubscriptionConfiguration
maxVideoTileCount
maxVideoTileCount: number = 0
meetingSessionConfiguration
meetingStartDurationMs
meetingStartDurationMs: number = null
meetingSupportedVideoSendCodecPreferences
peer
peer: RTCPeerConnection = null
poorConnectionCount
poorConnectionCount: number = 0
previousSdpAnswerAsString
previousSdpAnswerAsString: string = ''
previousSdpOffer
previous
SdpOffer: SDP = null
sdpAnswer
sdpAnswer: string = null
sdpOfferInit
sdpOfferInit: RTCSessionDescriptionInit = null
serverSupportsCompression
serverSupportsCompression: boolean = false
signalingOpenDurationMs
signalingOpenDurationMs: number = null
startAudioVideoTimestamp
startAudioVideoTimestamp: number = null
startTimeMs
startTimeMs: number = null
statsCollector
statsCollector: default = null
videoCaptureAndEncodeParameter
videoDeviceInformation
videoDeviceInformation: {} = {}
videoDownlinkBandwidthPolicy
videoDuplexMode
videoDuplexMode: SdkStreamServiceType = null
videoInputAttachedTimestampMs
videoInputAttachedTimestampMs: number = 0
videoSendCodecPreferences
videoSubscriptionLimit
videoSubscriptionLimit: number = ...
videoSubscriptions
videoSubscriptions: number[] = null
videoUplinkBandwidthPolicy
AudioVideoControllerState includes the compute resources shared by DefaultAudioVideoController and any running Task.
Note: Any additions to this class need to consider whether they need to be reset in
resetConnectionSpecificState
,CleanStoppedSessionTask
, orCleanRestartedSessionTask
, e.g. if it is relies on backend state and will go stale across reconnections. Failing to reset state may lead to unexpected behavior.


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W.A.Nos.2095 & 2315 of 2019 1 IN THE HIGH COURT OF KERALA AT ERNAKULAM PRESENT THE HONOURABLE THE CHIEF JUSTICE MR.S.MANIKUMAR & THE HONOURABLE MR.JUSTICE A.M.SHAFFIQUE THURSDAY, THE 14TH DAY OF NOVEMBER 2019 / 23RD KARTHIKA, 1941 WA.No.2095 OF 2019 AGAINST THE ORDER/JUDGMENT IN WP(C) 12366/2019(U) OF HIGH COURT OF KERALA APPELLANT/S: SHAMMY A.SHAHIB, AGED 45 YEARS, S/O.AHAMED, PALACKAL HOUSE, CHERUVANDUR, ETTUMANOOR P.O., KOTTAYAM - 686 631. BY ADV.SRI.PRAVEEN K.JOY RESPONDENT/S: 1 KOTTAYAM DISTRICT SINGLE WINDOW CLEARANCE BOARD, KOTTAYAM - 686 001, REP. BY ITS CONVENOR. 2 DISTRICT MEDICAL OFFICER, KOTTAYAM - 686 002. 3 DISTRICT INDUSTRIES CENTRE, KOTTAYAM - 686 001, REP. BY ITS GENERAL MANAGER 4 KERALA STATE POLLUTION CONTROL BOARD, TRIVANDRUM - 695 004, REPRESENTED BY ITS CHAIRMAN. 5 ENVIRONMENT ENGINEER, KERALA STATE POLLUTION CONTROL BOARD, KOTTAYAM - 686 001. W.A.Nos.2095 & 2315 of 2019 2 6 K.G RAJAPPAN, AGED 67 YEARS, KALLETHANATH HOUSE, ETTUMANOOR P.O., KOTTAYAM - 686 562. R6 BY ADV. SRI.ALEX.M.SCARIA R1 TO R3 BY SR.GP.SRI.TEK CHAND R4 AND R5 SRI.T.NAVEEN, SC THIS WRIT APPEAL HAVING BEEN FINALLY HEARD ON 14.11.2019, THE COURT ON THE SAME DAY DELIVERED THE FOLLOWING: W.A.Nos.2095 & 2315 of 2019 3 IN THE HIGH COURT OF KERALA AT ERNAKULAM PRESENT THE HONOURABLE THE CHIEF JUSTICE MR.S.MANIKUMAR & THE HONOURABLE MR.JUSTICE A.M.SHAFFIQUE THURSDAY, THE 14TH DAY OF NOVEMBER 2019 / 23RD KARTHIKA, 1941 WA.No.2315 OF 2019 AGAINST THE ORDER/JUDGMENT IN WP(C) 13038/2019(D) OF HIGH COURT OF KERALA APPELLANT/S: K.G.RAJAPPAN, AGED 67 YEARS, KALLETHANATH (H), ETTUMANOOR P.O., KOTTAYAM-686 562. BY ADVS. SRI.ALEX.M.SCARIA SRI.G.BAIJURAJ SRI.A.J.RIYAS KUM.MINU THANKAPPAN RESPONDENT/S: 1 THE DISTRICT COLLECTOR, KOTTAYAM, CIVIL STATION, KOTTAYAM-686 002. 2 THE KERALA STATE POLLUTION CONTROL BOARD, V PUBLISHERS BUILDING, SREENIVASA IYYER ROAD, KOTTAYAM-686 001. REPRESENTED BY ITS ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEER. 3 THE ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEER, KERALA STATE POLLUTION CONTROL BOARD, V PUBLISHERS BUILDING, SREENIVASA IYYER ROAD, KOTTAYAM-686 001. 4 THE ETTUMANOOR MUNICIPALITY, REPRESENTED BY ITS SECRETARY, ETTUMANOOR P.O., KOTTAYAM-686 562. W.A.Nos.2095 & 2315 of 2019 4 5 THE SECRETARY, ETTUMANOOR MUNICIPALITY, ETTUMANOOR P.O., KOTTAYAM-686 562. 6 THE EXECUTIVE ENGINEER, THE KERALA STATE ELECTRICITY BOARD, ETTUMANOOR-686 562. 7 THE DISTRICT LABOUR OFFICER, COLLECTORATE BUILDING, 3RD FLOOR, KOTTAYAM-686 002. 8 DISTRICT FIRE SAFETY OFFICER, OFFICE OF THE DISTRICT FIRE OFFICER, FIRE AND RESCUE SERVICES, KOTTAYAM-686 001. 9 THE DISTRICT POLICE CHIEF, KOTTAYAM-686 002. 10 STATION HOUSE OFFICER, ETTUMANOOR POLICE STATION, ETTUMANOOR-686 562. 11 DIVISIONAL FOREST OFFICER, PARAMPUZHA P.O., KOTTAYAM-686 004. 12 SHAMMY A.SAHIB, AGED 45 YEARS, S/O.AHAMMED SAHIB, PALACKAL HOSUE, CHERUVANDUR ETTUMANOOR P.O., KOTTAYAM-686 631.
Heard learned counsel appearing for the appellants and the learned Government Pleader.
2. Both the writ appeals are taken up for disposal. Writ Court directed the appellant in W.A.No.2095 of 2019 to pursue his appeal filed before the Appellate Authority under Section 31 of the Air (Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act, 1981, challenging a closure order passed by the Environmental Engineer of the Kerala State Pollution Control Board.
3. On this day, Mr.Praveen K.Joy, learned counsel for the appellant in W.A.No.2095 of 2019, submitted that by order dated 18.10.2019 the Appellate Authority has stayed the operation of the closure order. Thus, it is evident that the impugned judgment (judgment in W.P.(C).No.12366 of 2019) dated 10.06.2019 before us, has been pursued, and in such circumstances, W.A.No.2095 of 2019 has become infructuous.
4. Consequently, Writ Appeal No.2315 of 2019 has also become infructuous. If the appellant Sri.K.G.Rajappan is aggrieved, he can take recourse to the remedies permitted in law before the appellate authority and obtain a stay.
Accordingly, these writ appeals are dismissed as infructuous.
Sd/-
S.MANIKUMAR CHIEF JUSTICE Sd/-
A.M.SHAFFIQUE JUDGE DG W.A.Nos.2095 & 2315 of 2019 6 APPENDIX W.A.2095/19 PETITIONER'S/S EXHIBITS:
ANNEXURE -1 THE TRUE COPY OF THE ORDER DATED 07.11.2018 IN IA 1149/18 IN OS 175/18 OF MUNSIFF COURT, ETTUMANOOR ANNEXURE -2 THE TRUE COPY OF THE JUDGMENT DATED 23.07.2019 IN WPC 18002/19 AND SAME MAY BE MARKED AS ANNEXURE -3 THE TRUE COPY OF THE APPEAL 9/2019 BEFORE THE APPELLATE AUTHORITY OF AIR (PREVENTION AND CONTROL OF POLLUTION ACT) DATED 06.06.2019 ANNEXURE -4 THE TRUE COPY OF THE STAY PETITION AS IA NO 22/19 IN APPEAL 9/2019 BEFORE THE APPELLATE AUTHORITY OF AIR (PREVENTION AND CONTROL OF POLLUTION ACT) DATED 6.6.19


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java.lang.Object java.io.Writer java.io.OutputStreamWriter org.apache.xmlrpc.XmlWriter
A XML writer intended for single-thread usage. If you feed it a
ByteArrayInputStream
, it may be necessary to call
writer.flush()
before calling
buffer.toByteArray()
to get the data written to
your byte buffer.
| Field Summary | |
protected static java.lang.String |
AMPERSAND_ENTITY
|
protected static org.apache.commons.codec.binary.Base64 |
base64Codec
|
protected static java.lang.String |
CLOSING_TAG_START
|
private static DateTool |
dateTool
Thread-safe wrapper for the DateFormat object used
to parse date/time values. |
private static java.util.Properties |
encodings
Mapping between Java encoding names and "real" names used in XML prolog. |
protected static java.lang.String |
GREATER_THAN_ENTITY
|
(package private) boolean |
hasWrittenProlog
Whether the XML prolog has been written. |
(package private) static java.lang.String |
ISO8859_1
Java's name for the ISO-8859-1 encoding. |
protected static java.lang.String |
LESS_THAN_ENTITY
|
private static char[] |
PROLOG
|
protected static java.lang.String |
PROLOG_END
|
protected static java.lang.String |
PROLOG_START
|
protected static java.lang.String |
SINGLE_TAG_END
|
protected static TypeDecoder |
typeDecoder
Class to delegate type decoding to. |
(package private) static java.lang.String |
UTF16
Java's name for the UTF-16 encoding. |
(package private) static java.lang.String |
UTF8
Java's name for the UTF-8 encoding. |
| Fields inherited from class java.io.OutputStreamWriter |
|
| Fields inherited from class java.io.Writer |
lock |
| Constructor Summary | |
XmlWriter(java.io.OutputStream out,
java.lang.String enc)
Creates a new instance. |
| Method Summary | |
protected static java.lang.String |
canonicalizeEncoding(java.lang.String javaEncoding)
Deprecated. This method will not be visible in 2.0. |
protected void |
chardata(java.lang.String text)
Writes text as PCDATA . |
protected void |
emptyElement(java.lang.String elem)
|
protected void |
endElement(java.lang.String elem)
|
private static java.lang.String |
forceUnicode(java.lang.String encoding)
|
private static boolean |
isValidXMLChar(char c)
Section 2.2 of the XML spec describes which Unicode code points are valid in XML: #x9 | #xA | #xD | [#x20-#xD7FF] |
[#xE000-#xFFFD] | [#x10000-#x10FFFF]
Code points outside this set must be entity encoded to be
represented in XML. |
protected static void |
setTypeDecoder(TypeDecoder newTypeDecoder)
|
protected void |
startElement(java.lang.String elem)
|
protected void |
write(byte[] byteData)
This is used to write out the Base64 output... |
void |
write(char c)
A mostly pass-through implementation wrapping OutputStreamWriter.write() which assures that the
XML prolog is written before any other data. |
void |
write(char[] cbuf,
int off,
int len)
A mostly pass-through implementation wrapping OutputStreamWriter.write() which assures that the
XML prolog is written before any other data. |
void |
write(java.lang.String str,
int off,
int len)
A mostly pass-through implementation wrapping OutputStreamWriter.write() which assures that the
XML prolog is written before any other data. |
private void |
writeCharacterReference(char c)
Writes characters like '\r' (0xd) as " ". |
void |
writeObject(java.lang.Object obj)
Writes the XML representation of a supported Java object type. |
| Methods inherited from class java.io.OutputStreamWriter |
close, flush, getEncoding, write |
| Methods inherited from class java.io.Writer |
write, write |
| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
| Field Detail |
protected static final java.lang.String PROLOG_START
protected static final java.lang.String PROLOG_END
protected static final java.lang.String CLOSING_TAG_START
protected static final java.lang.String SINGLE_TAG_END
protected static final java.lang.String LESS_THAN_ENTITY
protected static final java.lang.String GREATER_THAN_ENTITY
protected static final java.lang.String AMPERSAND_ENTITY
private static final char[] PROLOG
static final java.lang.String ISO8859_1
static final java.lang.String UTF8
static final java.lang.String UTF16
protected static final org.apache.commons.codec.binary.Base64 base64Codec
protected static TypeDecoder typeDecoder
private static java.util.Properties encodings
private static DateTool dateTool
DateFormat
object used
to parse date/time values.
boolean hasWrittenProlog
| Constructor Detail |
public XmlWriter(java.io.OutputStream out, java.lang.String enc) throws java.io.UnsupportedEncodingException
out
- The stream to write output to.enc
- The encoding to using for outputing XML. Only UTF-8
and UTF-16 are supported. If another encoding is specified,
UTF-8 will be used instead for widest XML parser
interoperability.
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XML prolog is written before any other data.
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to write.
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git log master branchA
It's suggested by GIT manual to have a one-line summary followed by a blank line, then followed by multiple lines of details
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git revert <commit>
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Benchmarks are very difficult and the intention here is look at patterns
in response
times and specifically look at an ORM query that can be executed against both Postgres
and ElasticSearch
to identify patterns and conditions for certain responses.
You should ALWAYS try to run your own benchmarks against your own data. There are so many factors (volume, cardinality, relationships, data skew etc) that randomly generated data does not cater to.
Don't focus on the absolute numbers
... with ElasticSearch by default we effectively get an index on every property. We generally can't do that on our OLTP database (have an index on every column in the table).
Populated customers, products, orders, order details (using a modifications to the example application: example-kotlin-web with:
The orders are generated with an orderDate
spread randomly over 12 months for 2015
and a random spread of orderStatus
.
This is loaded into a Postgres database and additionally indexed into ElasticSearch. This is a relatively small database but it is decent enough to play around with various aspects of the query (selectivity of the order date and denormalisation).
For Postgres I did add indexes on order date and status but other wise kept with defaults for both Postgres and ElasticSearch. This is not about getting the best numbers but instead looking at the variations we can see in changing selectivity of predicates and denormalisation.
It is also interesting to note that for ElasticSearch this is a non-scoring query (filter query only) so it's good to see how it compares ballpark wise to Postgres for this simple query.
Run a simple ORM query against both Postgres and ElasticSearch ...
Find Top 100
NEW
orders after a given orderDate
.
We can pass in a boolean to switch between running the query against a Postgres database or ElasticSearch.
In this first run mode I restrict the order date to be dates in December
which makes the query
reasonably selective. This means the cost of the sort and filter required for the TOP 100 is not too bad.
ElasticSearch and Postgres are in the same ballpark here - near enough to the same which is great.
Could we give ElasticSearch this query to run in our application? Yes.
Denormalisation benefit in action (ElasticSearch as an alternative to a DB materialised view)
ElasticSearch did very well but actually the object it returned contained some additional denormalised information that we didn't have in the Postgres query.
Specifically the ElasticSearch order index contains additional details for the customer (id,name)
and order details (*,product(id,sku,name))
. If we change the ORM query to match the data the
index is returning we need to fetch the customer name and order details (with some additional joins).
So this is going to make the ORM query against the DB more expensive because now we join to customer, order details and products.
In the ElasticSearch index these 'joins' have been denormalised into the index so that will run as before. In a DB we could create a materialised view to get a similar effect.
```text DB mean: 56.4 std dev: 5.95 min:48 max:95 ES mean: 8.75 std dev: 1.01 min:7 max:13 ```So denormalisation in the ElasticSearch index when it is needed is good (which is pretty much stating the obvious but it is always good to check).
Database materialised views would give us a similar effect but we note that using ElasticSearch also has the advantage of taking load off the database.
In this run mode we drop fetching the customer and order details etc (so back to run mode 1) but
change the order date
used such that it is now randomly selected from
the first 100 days of the year
. This means the query is much less selective and so to
get the TOP 100
there are many more rows to sort and filter out of the result.
So here both queries go slower than run mode 1 as we expect (as they have to sort and filter out many more results to obtain the top 100). ElasticSearch does do rather well here in this TOP 100 relatively unselective query in the sense that it didn't really get that much slower.
ElasticSearch is orientated to paging query results but this a is pretty impressive result given that this is a non-scoring filter only query.
The mapping on the order entity bean is:
```java // this is Kotlin // .. the @DocEmbedded is what you should look at @DocStore @Entity @Table(name = "orders") class Order : BaseModel() { ... var status: Status = Status.NEW; @DocEmbedded(doc = "id,name") @ManyToOne @NotNull var customer: Customer? = null; @DocEmbedded(doc = "*,product(id,sku,name)") @OneToMany(mappedBy = "order", cascade = arrayOf(CascadeType.PERSIST)) @OrderBy("id asc") var details: MutableList
The mapping for the ElasticSearch order index. Note that enums are automatically treated as codes (hence status
is not_analysed). The customer and details mapping from the respective @DocEmbedded
annotations.
An example from the ElasticSearch index.
```json { "_index": "order_v1", "_type": "order", "_id": "72033", "_version": 1, "found": true, "_source": { "status": "NEW", "orderDate":<PHONE_NUMBER>000, "shipDate":<PHONE_NUMBER>000, "customer": { "id": 31772, "name": "big 31775" }, "details": [ { "id": 759300, "orderQty": 7, "unitPrice": 78, "product": { "id": 9697, "sku": "A1672", "name": "A1672" }, "version": 1, "whenCreated":<PHONE_NUMBER>630, "whenModified":<PHONE_NUMBER>630 }, { "id": 759301, "orderQty": 8, "unitPrice": 94, "product": { "id": 18351, "sku": "E2322", "name": "E2322" }, "version": 1, "whenCreated":<PHONE_NUMBER>630, "whenModified":<PHONE_NUMBER>630 }, { "id": 759302, "orderQty": 11, "unitPrice": 73, "product": { "id": 12358, "sku": "B2332", "name": "B2332" }, "version": 1, "whenCreated":<PHONE_NUMBER>630, "whenModified":<PHONE_NUMBER>630 }, { "id": 759303, "orderQty": 14, "unitPrice": 33, "product": { "id": 11847, "sku": "B1821", "name": "B1821" }, "version": 1, "whenCreated":<PHONE_NUMBER>630, "whenModified":<PHONE_NUMBER>630 }, { "id": 759304, "orderQty": 11, "unitPrice": 34, "product": { "id": 14230, "sku": "C2203", "name": "C2203" }, "version": 1, "whenCreated":<PHONE_NUMBER>630, "whenModified":<PHONE_NUMBER>630 }, { "id": 759305, "orderQty": 17, "unitPrice": 95, "product": { "id": 20625, "sku": "F2595", "name": "F2595" }, "version": 1, "whenCreated":<PHONE_NUMBER>630, "whenModified":<PHONE_NUMBER>630 }, { "id": 759306, "orderQty": 4, "unitPrice": 89, "product": { "id": 11653, "sku": "B1627", "name": "B1627" }, "version": 1, "whenCreated":<PHONE_NUMBER>630, "whenModified":<PHONE_NUMBER>630 }, { "id": 759307, "orderQty": 2, "unitPrice": 42, "product": { "id": 2237, "sku": "C450", "name": "C450" }, "version": 1, "whenCreated":<PHONE_NUMBER>630, "whenModified":<PHONE_NUMBER>630 }, { "id": 759308, "orderQty": 1, "unitPrice": 60, "product": { "id": 3404, "sku": "D726", "name": "D726" }, "version": 1, "whenCreated":<PHONE_NUMBER>630, "whenModified":<PHONE_NUMBER>630 }, { "id": 759309, "orderQty": 18, "unitPrice": 80, "product": { "id": 19433, "sku": "F1403", "name": "F1403" }, "version": 1, "whenCreated":<PHONE_NUMBER>630, "whenModified":<PHONE_NUMBER>630 }, { "id": 759310, "orderQty": 9, "unitPrice": 53, "product": { "id": 22608, "sku": "G2577", "name": "G2577" }, "version": 1, "whenCreated":<PHONE_NUMBER>630, "whenModified":<PHONE_NUMBER>630 } ], "version": 1, "whenCreated":<PHONE_NUMBER>630, "whenModified":<PHONE_NUMBER>630 } } ```


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Gathered latest music information through API requests to Billboard 100 API.
Web scrapped using Python from YouTube by concatenating a new URL with the correct song and placing where video’s URL are placed knowing this by inspecting the HTML of the YouTube page.
Communicated with customers while serving food.
Cleaned and prepared kitchen and suggested to chef healthier options and new recipes.
Tutored students in my high school through National Honors Society for chemistry, biology, algebra, and geometry.
Encourage girls to join and integrate in a STEM girls club.
Form mentorship families, composed of a mentor and mentee, to create more personal community for the girls.
Organize and run company events and biweekly meetings.
Recruited guest speakers from organizations on campus to talk with women.
Teach about the importance of stress management through physical activity.
Arrange exercise events such as SoulCycle, SolidCore, and hot yoga.
Promote health and wellbeing in the Panhellenic community.
Advertise posters of wellness events, attend different chapters to teach about wellbeing, and partner with different organizations to bring new ideas to students such as Michigan Athletics.
Teach girls about positive talk
I like to spend my time apart from programming doing hot yoga, playing or watching soccer or lacrosse, learning about nutrition, traveling, listening to podcasts, and babysitting.
Girls in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science Club (GEECS), MHacks, and Yoga Club


Ashish Patil
Front-end ninja
Featured Work
Project 1
github.com/udacity/project1
Project 2
github.com/udacity/project2
Project 3
github.com/udacity/project3


This is a proxy that allows FreeDB aware software to access metadata from the Gracenote CD database.
Simply set the FreeDB server in your client to the following address:
http://[domain]/cddb
Some clients require additional configuration, pages have been created to help configure various clients:
The proxy allows you to set certain parameters using the URL path:
http://[domain]/cddb[/language][/country]
The default response:
http://[domain]/cddb
Genre: Asian Hip-Hop/Rap
Setting the language to German:
http://[domain]/cddb/ger
Genre: Asiatischer Hip-Hop/Rap
This simply translates the genre into the preferred language, but doesn't otherwise modify it.
Setting the language to English and the country to Japan:
http://[domain]/cddb/eng/jpn
Genre: Hip-Hop/Rap
Notice how with the country set to Japan, the genre no longer has the "Asian" specifier.
You can read more about the effects of these parameters on Gracenote's WebAPI Documentation: language
+ country


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Drew on XSLT: "You can import and execute any .NET code you wanted to via extension objects.". It's a pretty cool technique. Playing with it a couple of weeks ago, however, I ran into a tight spot.
As far as I can see, nowhere in the .NET XslTransform docs is is explicitly said that you can create extension functions that return a node-set. However, I tried a couple of times and discovered it is possible simply by making sure your function returns an XPathNodeIterator
. Cool.
However, after experimenting a bit and tons of debugging, I discovered this isn't exactly true. You see, the XslTransform code doesn't expect just any kind of XPathNodeIterator
implementation (it is an abstract class, after all), but instead expects you return an object of a very precise type: ResetableIterator
, which is a subclass of XPathNodeIterator
implemented internally inside System.Xml.dll. So, basically, I see no way you can provide your own extension function returning a custom XPathNodeIterator
, which is something I was interested in doing in order to provide an extension function that could "filter" an existing node-set.


I live and work in the Boston area. I love creating dynamic, interactive web applications. I view every challenge as a new opportunity to learn and hone my skills.
I love the challenge of seeing an application through from beginning to end, using my skills in both front and back end languages.
I love exploring new and developing technologies, and always seek to expand my knowledge.
My past experience as a QA analyst means I have an eye for detail and the persistence to hunt down and squash every bug I find.
A vestige of my years playing basketball, I love working with a team and play well with others.
I'd love to hear from you.


Q1.Who were the original founding members of the X-Men?
Q2. In the film X-Men First Class, who's bullet shot Charles Xavier?
Q3. Which of the X-Men took the cure in X-Men: the last stand?
Q4. In xmen days of future past, who did they send back to change things in the past?
Q5. In X2, which of the X-Men stays at the school to look after the children?
Q6. In X-Men Last Stand, what is the name of the mutant held by Worthington Labs that 'the cure' is extracted from?
Q7. What is the name of the robots in days of future past that can detect and destroy mutants?
Q8. How many X-Men movies are there (not including the Wolverine movies)?
Q9. What is Storm's real name?
Q10. What is Wolverine's original birth name?