Standard I/O Pins of the CMSIS-DAP Hardware Debug Port support standard JTAG mode and Serial Wire Debug (SWD) mode.
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Standard I/O Pins of the CMSIS-DAP Hardware Debug Port support standard JTAG mode and Serial Wire Debug (SWD) mode.
In SWD mode only 2 pins are required to implement the debug interface of a device. The following I/O Pins are provided:
| JTAG I/O Pin | SWD I/O Pin | CMSIS-DAP Hardware pin mode |
| TCK: Test Clock | SWCLK: Clock | Output Push/Pull |
| TMS: Test Mode Select | SWDIO: Data I/O | Output Push/Pull; Input (for receiving data) |
| TDI: Test Data Input | | Output Push/Pull |
| TDO: Test Data Output | | Input |
| nTRST: Test Reset (optional) | | Output Open Drain with pull-up resistor |
| nRESET: Device Reset | nRESET: Device Reset | Output Open Drain with pull-up resistor |
DAP Hardware I/O Pin Access Functions
The various I/O Pins are accessed by functions that implement the Read, Write, Set, or Clear to these I/O Pins.
For the SWDIO I/O Pin there are additional functions that are called in SWD I/O mode only. This functions are provided to achieve faster I/O that is possible with some advanced GPIO peripherals that can independently write/read a single I/O pin without affecting any other pins of the same I/O port. The following SWDIO I/O Pin functions are provided:
| static __forceinline uint32_t PIN_nRESET_IN |
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nRESET I/O pin: Get Input.
- Returns
- Current status of the nRESET DAP hardware I/O pin.
| static __forceinline void PIN_nRESET_OUT |
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nRESET I/O pin: Set Output.
- Parameters
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| bit | target device hardware reset pin status:
- 0: issue a device hardware reset.
- 1: release device hardware reset.
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| static __forceinline uint32_t PIN_nTRST_IN |
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nTRST I/O pin: Get Input.
- Returns
- Current status of the nTRST DAP hardware I/O pin.
| static __forceinline void PIN_nTRST_OUT |
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bit | ) |
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nTRST I/O pin: Set Output.
- Parameters
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| bit | JTAG TRST Test Reset pin status:
- 0: issue a JTAG TRST Test Reset.
- 1: release JTAG TRST Test Reset.
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| static __forceinline void PIN_SWCLK_TCK_CLR |
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SWCLK/TCK I/O pin: Set Output to Low.
Set the SWCLK/TCK DAP hardware I/O pin to low level.
| static __forceinline uint32_t PIN_SWCLK_TCK_IN |
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SWCLK/TCK I/O pin: Get Input.
- Returns
- Current status of the SWCLK/TCK DAP hardware I/O pin.
| static __forceinline void PIN_SWCLK_TCK_SET |
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SWCLK/TCK I/O pin: Set Output to High.
Set the SWCLK/TCK DAP hardware I/O pin to high level.
| static __forceinline uint32_t PIN_SWDIO_IN |
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SWDIO I/O pin: Get Input (used in SWD mode only).
- Returns
- Current status of the SWDIO DAP hardware I/O pin.
| static __forceinline void PIN_SWDIO_OUT |
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bit | ) |
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SWDIO I/O pin: Set Output (used in SWD mode only).
- Parameters
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| bit | Output value for the SWDIO DAP hardware I/O pin. |
| static __forceinline void PIN_SWDIO_OUT_DISABLE |
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SWDIO I/O pin: Switch to Input mode (used in SWD mode only).
Configure the SWDIO DAP hardware I/O pin to input mode. This function is called prior PIN_SWDIO_IN function calls.
| static __forceinline void PIN_SWDIO_OUT_ENABLE |
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SWDIO I/O pin: Switch to Output mode (used in SWD mode only).
Configure the SWDIO DAP hardware I/O pin to output mode. This function is called prior PIN_SWDIO_OUT function calls.
| static __forceinline void PIN_SWDIO_TMS_CLR |
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SWDIO/TMS I/O pin: Set Output to Low.
Set the SWDIO/TMS DAP hardware I/O pin to low level.
| static __forceinline uint32_t PIN_SWDIO_TMS_IN |
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SWDIO/TMS I/O pin: Get Input.
- Returns
- Current status of the SWDIO/TMS DAP hardware I/O pin.
| static __forceinline void PIN_SWDIO_TMS_SET |
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SWDIO/TMS I/O pin: Set Output to High.
Set the SWDIO/TMS DAP hardware I/O pin to high level.
| static __forceinline uint32_t PIN_TDI_IN |
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TDI I/O pin: Get Input.
- Returns
- Current status of the TDI DAP hardware I/O pin.
| static __forceinline void PIN_TDI_OUT |
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TDI I/O pin: Set Output.
- Parameters
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| bit | Output value for the TDI DAP hardware I/O pin. |
| static __forceinline uint32_t PIN_TDO_IN |
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TDO I/O pin: Get Input.
- Returns
- Current status of the TDO DAP hardware I/O pin.
| static __inline void PORT_JTAG_SETUP |
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Setup JTAG I/O pins: TCK, TMS, TDI, TDO, nTRST, and nRESET.
Configures the DAP Hardware I/O pins for JTAG mode:
- TCK, TMS, TDI, nTRST, nRESET to output mode and set to high level.
- TDO to input mode.
| static __inline void PORT_OFF |
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Disable JTAG/SWD I/O Pins.
Disables the DAP Hardware I/O pins which configures:
- TCK/SWCLK, TMS/SWDIO, TDI, TDO, nTRST, nRESET to High-Z mode.
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Setup SWD I/O pins: SWCLK, SWDIO, and nRESET.
Configures the DAP Hardware I/O pins for Serial Wire Debug (SWD) mode:
- SWCLK, SWDIO, nRESET to output mode and set to default high level.
- TDI, nTRST to HighZ mode (pins are unused in SWD mode).


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I consider HTML and CSS the building blocks of modern websites. These two has been around for quite a while now and without HTML or CSS we wouldn't have websites today.
Both HTML and CSS are used in tandem when making a website. To put it simply, HTML is the "meat" of the website while CSS would be the "seasoning". HTML handles the
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Doublylinked list is one of the fundamental data structures. A doubly linked list isa sequence of elements, each containing information about the previous and thenext elements of the list. In this problem all lists have linear structure.I.e. each element except the first has exactly one previous element, eachelement except the last has exactly one next element. The list is not closed ina cycle.
In thisproblem you are given n memorycells forming one or more doubly linked lists. Each cell contains informationabout element from some list. Memory cells are numbered from 1 to n.
For eachcell i you are given twovalues:
· li — cell containing previous element for theelement in the cell i;
· ri — cell containing next element for theelement in the cell i.
If cell i contains informationabout the element which has no previous element thenli = 0.Similarly, if cell i containsinformation about the element which has no next element then ri = 0.
Three lists are shown on the picture.
Forexample, for the picture above the values of l and r are thefollowing: l1 = 4,r1 = 7; l2 = 5, r2 = 0; l3 = 0, r3 = 0; l4 = 6, r4 = 1; l5 = 0, r5 = 2; l6 = 0, r6 = 4; l7 = 1, r7 = 0.
Your taskis to unite all given lists in a single list, joining them to each other in anyorder. In particular, if the input data already contains a single list, thenthere is no need to perform any actions. Print the resulting list in the formof values li, ri.
Any otheraction, other than joining the beginning of one list to the end of another, cannot be performed.
Input
The firstline contains a single integer n (1 ≤ n ≤ 100) — the number ofmemory cells where the doubly linked lists are located.
Each ofthe following n linescontains two integers li, ri (0 ≤ li, ri ≤ n) — thecells of the previous and the next element of list for cell i. Value li = 0 if element in cell i has no previouselement in its list. Value ri = 0 if elementin cell i has no next elementin its list.
It isguaranteed that the input contains the correct description of a single or moredoubly linked lists. All lists have linear structure: each element of listexcept the first has exactly one previous element; each element of list exceptthe last has exactly one next element. Each memory cell contains informationabout one element from some list, each element of each list written in one of n given cells.
Output
Print n lines, the i-th line must contain two integers li and ri — the cells of theprevious and the next element of list for cell i after all lists from the input are united ina single list. If there are many solutions print any of them.
Example
Input
7
4 7
5 0
0 0
6 1
0 2
0 4
1 0
Output
4 7
5 6
0 5
6 1
3 2
2 4
1 0
题意：给出若干个链表，你需要合并他们，使其成为一个链表的整体
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Code
#include<bits/stdc++.h> #define rep(i,a,b) for(int i=a;i<=b;i++) #define dep(i,a,b) for(int i=a;i>=b;i--) using namespace std; int n,l[505],r[505],cnt=0; inline bool checkl(int x,int y) { if(l[x]==0)return1; elseif(l[x]==y)return 0; returncheckl(l[x],y); } inline bool checkr(int x,int y) { if(r[x]==0)return1; elseif(r[x]==y)return 0; returncheckr(r[x],y); } int main() { scanf("%d",&n); rep(i,1,n){scanf("%d%d",&l[i],&r[i]);if(l[i]==0)cnt++;} rep(i,1,n){ // cout<<cnt<<endl; if(l[i]==0&&cnt>1) rep(j,1,n)if(r[j]==0&&i!=j&&checkr(i,j)){r[j]=i;l[i]=j;cnt--;break;} if(r[i]==0&&cnt>1) rep(j,1,n)if(l[j]==0&&i!=j&&checkl(i,j)&&checkr(i,j)){l[j]=i;r[i]=j;cnt--;break;} } rep(i,1,n)printf("%d%d\n",l[i],r[i]); return0; }


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Honestly though, if I’d have just stuck to WordPress this would have happened sooner.
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UPDATE:
The above answer was written in mid-2013. Three more years have passed since then. Will add my progress since then. I have developed something called humility since then, but still , very proud of my progress :)
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Policy
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There may be network proxies needed to connect the remote repositories.| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
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void |
addNetworkproxy(String id,
NetworkProxy networkProxy)
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addPolicy(Policy policy)
Adds a policy
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addProxyConnector(ProxyConnector connector) |
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fetchFromProxies(ManagedRepository repository,
ArtifactReference artifact)
Performs the artifact fetch operation against the target repositories
of the provided source repository.
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StorageAsset |
fetchFromProxies(ManagedRepository managedRepository,
String path)
Performs the fetch operation against the target repositories
of the provided source repository by a specific path.
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ProxyFetchResult |
fetchMetadataFromProxies(ManagedRepository repository,
String logicalPath)
Performs the metadata fetch operation against the target repositories
of the provided source repository.
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<T extends RepositoryProxyHandler> |
getHandler(Class<T> clazz)
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Map<String,NetworkProxy> |
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Returns a map of the defined network proxies, or a empty map, if no proxy is defined.
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NetworkProxy |
getNetworkProxy(String id)
Returns the network proxy that is defined for the given repository id.
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List<ProxyConnector> |
getProxyConnectors(ManagedRepository repository)
Get the List of
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boolean |
hasProxies(ManagedRepository repository)
Tests to see if the provided repository is a source repository for
any
ProxyConnector objects. |
void |
removePolicy(Policy policy)
Removes a policy
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void |
setNetworkProxies(Map<String,NetworkProxy> networkProxies)
Sets network proxies (normally HTTP proxies) to access the remote repositories.
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void |
setPolicies(List<Policy> policyList)
Sets the policies that this handler should validate.
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void |
setProxyConnectors(List<ProxyConnector> proxyConnectors) |
List<RepositoryType> |
supports() |
List<RepositoryType> supports()
StorageAsset fetchFromProxies(ManagedRepository repository, ArtifactReference artifact) throws ProxyDownloadException
If the artifact is found, it is downloaded and placed into the source repository filesystem.
repository
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- if there was a problem fetching the content from the target repositories.ProxyFetchResult fetchMetadataFromProxies(ManagedRepository repository, String logicalPath)
If the metadata is found, it is downloaded and placed into the source repository filesystem.
repository
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objects of the source repository.repository
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REPORT: D.M.T. EXPERIENCE (1961)
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See the PDF of the original type-written 1961 report at:
http://www.erowid.org/experiences/images/reports/exp-78447-stolaroff-sc6.pdf (2MB)
[letterhead header]
D. C. MacDonald, M.D.
Vancouver 9, B.C.
Regent 3-8219
REPORT
D.M.T. EXPERIENCE
Dr.
A. M. Hubbard
Thursday, March 23rd, 1961
Time: 1.40 p.m.
Gave ½ cc of D.M.T. injection in left deltoid muscle.
1.40½ p.m. sat down on chesterfield in the therapy room.
1.41 p.m. nil to report.
1.42 p.m. an increasing uprising of consciousness and awareness.
Dr. Hubbard: 'If you resist it it could be very disconcerting, non resistance is important. This is half of what I took in Ontario. It should have a graduated effect to allow the subject to accommodate themselves to it'.
1.46 p.m. (5 minutes) 'Very effective now -- a rising of consciousness. An increasing awareness of colour -- very rapid -- much more than L.S.D. Five times as pronounced -- very beautiful though'.
Dr. MacDonald: 'How about with eyes closed?'.
Dr. Hubbard- (at once closes eyes)
1.47 p.m. 'Flashing stars and a deep network of blue -- very intricate design, spirals interwoven with spirals. A complete LSD world as we normally visualize it.
'Flashing stars and a deep network of blue -- very intricate design, spirals interwoven with spirals. A complete LSD world as we normally visualize it.
A more gradual compared to Ontario dose earlier this month. Great enormous peace -- (closes eyes contemplatively). Extremely beautiful'.
3½ minutes:
Dr. MacDonald: 'Any particular symbology?'.
Dr. Hubbard: 'Now I am seeing a great green speckled dome, a ¼ dome changing very rapidly -- extremely beautiful, a valve of colour. Image and time are faster than LSD time -- You have to be faster to capture their contrasts. Shock would be quite pronounced to a patient who resisted it'.
1.48 ½ 'The designs resemble Aztec designs -- beautiful fish but without any flesh on them -- a fish skeleton. Beautiful streams of colour, very friendly. A pull sideways in time towards back -- from back of head -- a pull backwards -- not imaginary -- as if a wind were blowing.
1.50 p.m. Enormous realization -- all the muscles [relaxing].
1.51 p.m. 'A spinning glove [globe?] -- just spinning. [Except] for fast onset so rapid and surprising it's plain LSD. The room is far brighter, everything has enormous clarity. Your face is kindly -- (aside to Dr. MacDonald). Considerable detachment unless you wish to focus your attention. Picture of Christ on Cross viewed on the opposite wall -- You can walk into it with great ease'.
18 minutes 'They are projections of ourselves -- project the most perfect part of us -- then proceed to worship it. Extremely beautiful picture. The Cross separates entirely from---------?
The man on the Cross is completely at peace with himself. (Picture of Christ on the Cross). He wasn't afraid to begin with'.
1.54 p.m. 'This dose -- I could drive with it by carefully [relaxing ]myself. It's more pleasant to accept it -- yourself'.
1.55 p.m. Effects are holding their own. (Yawns) Everything is friendly -- the walls -- the table -- everything -- of course it's the way they always are (Yawns three times). It has about the same relaxant power as the former dose'. (Laughs) -- great empathy with you with no trouble whatsoever. Some self reflexion regarding personality by Dr. Hubbard. Extremely beautiful -- more potent than psylocybin. Effects are passing now'.
1.56 p.m. If one resisted it it could be extremely vicious -- no unpleasant physiological symptoms.
If one resisted it it could be extremely vicious -- no unpleasant physiological symptoms.
You become a part of everything there is with great ease -- you just drop into it. You recognize the objects are you and you them. The peace it produces is marvelous. Dr. Hubbard yawns again.
1.59 p.m. A waning of it now ----- 19 minutes.
2.01 p.m. (no music)
Dr. Hubbard: 'That limb and the blossom screen is in complete 3 D. (Looks at a screen 6 feet away). Extremely friendly. That gold is a good background (screen). It's people's fears that cause them to distort it. (much yawning)
2.02 p.m. 'The screen is dark again -- blue --
24 minutes 'Different than before -- the light is gone out. It lasts about 30 minutes. The [relaxation] remains complete. A natural for meditation. It might be useful to use this as an introduction to LSD due to the relaxation it produces, say, with tense people -- You wouldn't get the pentothal relaxation'.
2.06 p.m. Psychiatry with great success if you chose patient carefully.
28 minutes
30 minutes -- (Back to normal) We discussed the possible value of music. 'I'll see if I can create music -- even now, he tries to he cannot.
Dr Hubbard appears to be back to former conversant self in exactly 30 minutes.
A dose 1 cc at end of one hour to be given.
Dr. Hubbard spoke regarding Gerald Heard and this material.
'A sense of gratitude -- a big wonderful responsibility regarding being able to use these materials.
A sense of gratitude -- a big wonderful responsibility regarding being able to use these materials.
There is nothing to be afraid of. Its hitting power is like carbogen. No break with reality, actually is a journey to reality'. Spoke again regarding a shallow saucer like dome flying so fast. I couldn't get it.
2.17 p.m. Dr. Hubbard is very relaxed -- smiling.
'Lamps and pictures are standing out so clearly. (outlines of objects). He spoke regarding Dr. Janiger of Los Angeles. 'It should raise your empathy with a patient ten times.' Dr. Hubbard feels D.M.T. would be very valuable in psychiatry. Dr. Hubbard felt empathy to me (Dr. MacDonald) -- to an increased degree. 'Even your bones feel good; Dr. MacDonald.
2.24 p.m. Discourse D.M.T. easily made. Emphasis on letting go mentioned by Dr. Hubbard. This is in a faster time than the other materials.
2.30 p.m. No blurring of edges of objects like in LSD.
4 minutes later
2.34 p.m. 2nd injection 1 cc of D.M.T. given.
2.36 p.m. nil to report
2.36 ½ p.m. (2½ minutes) -- It's coming on all right.
2.37 3 minutes. Any resistance could be converted into a negative thing. The force of the onset is fifty times the pressure before -- with a higher level.
4 minutes 'They talk about being forced through -- closes eyes -- how -- how (They talk -- ( An expression of peace on Dr. Hubbard's face).
2.38 ½ (Dr. Hubbard opens eyes again -- looks at sun symbol)
(A symbol over our treatment door).
2.39 p.m. 'It's easily 50 times the strength of before'. This is your own mind. (smiles) A look of wonderment noted on Dr. Hubbard's face.
2.40 p.m. Smiles again -- breathes deeply -- 'My oh my' -- My oh my'.
(closes eyes -- head sinks on breast).
2.41 p.m. Sighs deeply -- an appearance of deep meditation observed.
6 minutes elapsed.
2.42½ p.m. Eyes still closed.
2.43 p.m. Breathes deeply -- a half smile -- sighs deeply -- smiles
breathes more deeply -- relaxed appearance.
(11 minutes)
2.45 p.m. No verbal communication for 3 minutes now (smiles happily)
Breathes very deeply -- sighs deeply -- smiles -- sighs deeply.
'More powerful than LSD, any resistance would be like fighting a monster.
(14 minutes)
2.47 p.m. 'How silly we are: how we cut ourselves off'.
'The masses have to learn it slowly -- Wonderful! Wonderful! Wonderful!
During second injection experience (1 cc)
2.48 p.m.
(17 min.) Much higher realizations than after first injection. 'Maybe this is the way we were meant to live, I don't know. (Reclines back against couch) (yawns) 'What a wonderful world!
Dr. MacDonald: 'Any new dimensions compared to LSD?'.
Dr. Hubbard: 'No-----oneness --- everything'. 'We make our devils and they laugh at us. -- smiles -- My! Oh, my! It's wonderful, delicious -- very relaxing -- [every] bone -----
'We make our devils and they laugh at us. -- smiles -- My! Oh, my! It's wonderful, delicious -- very relaxing -- [every] bone -----
2.51 p.m. 'You're as you should be'. 'Probably self healing should be able to occur under this material. The idea comes strongly. Why are we so dumb? This is the most wonderful thing man has created. What shall I say man has created?'.
2.54 p.m. 'This is the soul expressing itself -- that's why resistance is so painful.
(18 minutes) My the beauty --- my! Oh my! ---- The landscapes --worlds without end --- no end -- we made everyone of them. Why did we isolate ourselves for? This is your home'.
2.55 p.m. I'm completely at home.  The dragons people make -- , then fear them -- none of us reverence them. This would be worth a million dollars to you'.
20 minutes 'Now they are going away -- (yawns) (not really though). Old Al is going to be back all right -- You don't frighten this big thing'.
3.05 p.m. (Dr. MacDonald left to see a patient for a 50 minute interval).
Third injection
3.35 -- ½ cc in deltoid muscle.
3.50 (15 min. later)
Dr. MacDonald: 'How is it?'.
Dr. Hubbard: 'It acts as a bridge'. You're thrown out beyond former comprehension, a timeless level, above the reasoning context -- forever and forever. Life is so beautiful -- so wonderful -- I searched the Universe for why we acted this way. I couldn't find it, it was a great disappointment.
3.52 p.m. '
Truth is forever'. -- very little feeling from this 3rd. injection -- the second threw me so far out -- further than anywhere I had ever been. The scenes are pure LSD scenes but somehow you're beyond the scenes. How strange we project our idea of goodness outside, then worship it. Inside is everywhere -- We are giants. The mind is a giant beyond your imagining. Our words are futile little things'.
Dr. Hubbard: 'What you are you're wholly responsible'. This experience will stay with you.
3.57 p.m. 'I know you could do it, Dr. MacDonald'. I realized the futility of arguing with people'.
The above discussion since 3.50 p.m. concerns the total experience of D.M.T.
'Our phoniness stinks. I got quite beyond the ordinary LSD experience. This throws you physically into it -- you are ripped to your essential self -- you can't resist it -- a maniacal force. I saw great stars turning in their courses. When you speak of right and wrong you speak to an empty universe. I think this would be another plateau of achievement to teach use of D.M.T.
Comments after third injection.
4.05 p.m. Dr Hubbard: 'The most intense experience I ever had. No side effects from it at all -- no heavy lethargic thing at all. This thing hits straight at the ego. One Med. student said: 'This is pure LSD on a level we never hit before'. 'I believe this is correct'.
4.05 p.m. This suffuses you on all sides and says -- Just know yourself. It is so terribly intense. Right now it would be impossible to rouse any rancor of any kind. At death the ego is dissolved. It seemed an awfully lot like death. Old Al. Hubbard was gone. (The personality I maintain as myself). This thing reminds you of something maniacal the way it strips it from you.  The room is warm and kindly. You're stripped bare -- There's no hallucinations to it at all -- You're fired right through this. All pretense is gone. A wonderful preparation for transition. (death). All this negativity is something we're putting on oneself. I saw demoniac forces -- dragons -- this stuff brushes all that aside like an edict. A higher step in consciousness.
No ill effects afterward.
[signed]
D. C. MacDonald MD
Psychiatrist
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A workhorse sans, with character
Upgrade marks TYPETR’s first “normal” typeface release in many years. This substantial sans serif family supports a generous set of characters and features, and will thrive in a wide range of publication types and media. The typeface lends itself particularly well to scripted workflows.
Acknowledgements
As always, designing a large family like this—writing a novel—never happens without the support and input from a great team. I’d like to thank (in order of appearance) Claudia Mens, Tilmann Hielscher, Jill Pichotta, CJ Dunn, David Jonathan Ross, Marina Chaccur, Tamye Riggs, Yves Peters, Claire Lindsey, Kirsten Langmuur, Caren Litherland, Chris Lewis, Paley Dreier, and the rest of the Type Network production and marketing teams.
I’d also like to thank the suppliers of tools: Frederik Berlaen, Tal Leming, Erik van Blokland, Just van Rossum, Alexandre Saumier Demers, and Michiel Kauw-A-Tjoe.
Last but not least, thanks to my partners in Type Network (and more): David Berlow, Sam Berlow, and Roger Black.
Thanks to all for the creation of context, valuable input, support, and resources.
—Petr van Blokland
This site
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Furthermore, the site contains a variety of example publications, most of which can be viewed in detailed PDF form by clicking on the thumbnails.
Wide range of weights
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Extended glyph set
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Figures and fractions
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A workhorse for web and print
Upgrade variations for a myriad of uses
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Design Design Space
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Book covers
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Long-form typography
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Corporate identities
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It is beyond the scope of this website to discuss all of this in detail. And it is equally possible to purchase a single license of Upgrade.
And yet, TYPETR thinks it relevant to mention that much of Upgrade’s functionality lends the typeface to scripted types of publications, such as online and automated PDF documents.
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Throughout this website, you will find examples of relevant studies and workshops that support the use of Upgrade in scripted publications. With the near-future release of Upgrade Var (a ten-axis variable font), this development will become even more important.
Thought challenge
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Perhaps this all sounds too technical for you. Worry not—you can expect to see more visual support here soon.
Read Type Network’s specification for parametric axes in variable fonts.


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Since a let expression is just syntactic sugar for a function declaration expression combination, this expression is equivalent to
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We can exploit this fact by inventing a new kind of variable-lookup operation, lexical_address_lookup, that takes as arguments an environment and a lexical address that consists of two numbers: a frame number, which specifies how many frames to pass over, and a displacement number, which specifies how many variables to pass over in that frame. Lexical_address_lookup will produce the value of the variable stored at that lexical address relative to the current environment. If we add the lexical_address_lookup operation to our machine, we can make the compiler generate code that references variables using this operation, rather than lookup_variable_value. Similarly, our compiled code can use a new lexical_address_set operation instead of set_variable_value.
In order to generate such code, the compiler must be able to determine the lexical address of a variable it is about to compile a reference to. The lexical address of a variable in a program depends on where one is in the code. For example, in the following program, the address of x in expression e1 is (2,0)—two frames back and the first variable in the frame. At that point y is at address (0,0) and c is at address (1,2). In expression e2,$\,$ x is at (1,0), $\,$ y is at (1,1), and c is at (0,2). ((x, y) => ((a, b, c, d, e) => ((y, z) => $e_1$)($e_2$, c + d + x)))(3, 4)
One way for the compiler to produce code that uses lexical addressing is to maintain a data structure called a compile-time environment. This keeps track of which variables will be at which positions in which frames in the run-time environment when a particular variable-access operation is executed. The compile-time environment is a list of frames, each containing a list of variables. (There will of course be no values bound to the variables, since values are not computed at compile time.) The compile-time environment becomes an additional argument to compile and is passed along to each code generator. The top-level call to compile uses an empty compile-time environment. When a lambda body is compiled, compile_lambda_body extends the compile-time environment by a frame containing the function's parameters, so that the sequence making up the body is compiled with that extended environment. At each point in the compilation, compile_variable and compile_assignment use the compile-time environment in order to generate the appropriate lexical addresses.
Exercises \ref{ex:lexical-address-start} through \ref{ex:lexical-address-end} describe how to complete this sketch of the lexical-addressing strategy in order to incorporate lexical lookup into the compiler. Exercise \ref{ex:cte-open-code} describes another use for the compile-time environment.
realdefines. Rather, a function body should be interpreted as if the internal variables being defined were installed as ordinary lambda variables initialized to their correct values using assignment. Section \ref{sec:internal-definitions} and exercise \ref{ex:internal-defs} showed how to modify the metacircular interpreter to accomplish this by scanning out internal definitions. Modify the compiler to perform the same transformation before it compiles a function body. \end{Exercise} \stepcounter{ExerciseDisplayNumber} \begin{Exercise} In this section we have focused on the use of the compile-time environment to produce lexical addresses. But there are other uses for compile-time environments. For instance, in exercise \ref{ex:open-code} we increased the efficiency of compiled code by open-coding primitive functions. Our implementation treated the names of open-coded functions as reserved words. If a program were to rebind such a name, the mechanism described in exercise \ref{ex:open-code} would still open-code it as a primitive, ignoring the new binding. For example, consider the function
(a * x) + (b * y) \end{JavaScriptClickable} \end{lrbox} \href{https://sourceacademy.nus.edu.sg/playground#chap=5&prgrm=BQagBAVGCGYEZgB5gJ4EowF4B8ZiykQ3GASnSA}{\usebox\lstbox}


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Pharms - Zaleplon |
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A few years ago, before the DEA jumped on it (It's now a controlled substance), I was given a handful of samples. At first, I didn't notice anything that could give it recreational uses, nor did I take the time to find out. (I was very into amphetamines and other stimulants at the time.)
Now, years later, I was put on a Sonata by a skittish psychologist, who has problems prescribing anything controlled. My drug tastes have changed entirely, and so I decided to check into it. It looked like it'd be worth a try, considering it was being compared to Ambien, another non-benzodiazepine sleep aid. So one night I emptied 10mg onto a CD case, and blew it. I remember just sitting there, not really noticing anything but a very subtle pleasure feeling, and I was using a card to gather up the remaining powder.
Then, it crept up on me. I was sitting there, and I noticed how much fun I was having scraping up the powder.. My vision was very enclosed, and I just felt like I was having a very good, but very strange time. But by far the weirdest (And probably my favorite) effect of this drug, is its effect on thought patterns.
Anyhow, these effects only lasted me around 20 or 30 minutes, after which I went to sleep. One night, I decided to empty a record 30mg, and blow it all that once. The effects were quite different than my low dose experiences, and lasted much longer. A moderate sense of intoxication, and inebriation followed, for a much longer period of time.
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Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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Data Structure
Data structures, is the last course of the basic programming
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implement the data structures in main memory necessary to solve a problem, taking into
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Present basic design concepts and algorithm analysis. At the end
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Develop the competencies of defining, justifying,
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It was three days ago I had asked my friends, who were visiting from out of town, if they would recommend speed for use in weight loss. One assured me she had done such a year previous and had lost about 30 pounds. The drawback, she warned, was that to this day if she sees it or even hears about it the cravings return.
Her sister, a tweeker for years, offered to get me 'twacked' as they called it. Escaping to a clean bathroom she pulled a pipe given to her by a dealer. The bag she carried held a plastic straw cut into what looked like a pointed scoop, a blowtorch, a damp washcloth, a travel case, glass items slid into socks, a lighter, and a small ring case used to store the small baggie. Using a blowtorch she sterilized the end of her pipe warning me the chemicals left inside were not good.
In order to smoke the Meth she had to hold the pipe for me. I was not able to turn it slightly back and forth while holding a lighter at the right angle and distance simply due to inexperience. She warned me to blow a little out first to get rid of a bad chemical taste and get the smoke curling at the ball shaped end. After that I sucked slowly and resisted the urge to hold my breath.
I was curious when I went into the bathroom with her but all questions were held. She helped me get a few good hits and between the two of us we had a “bowl' in about 15 minutes. I wanted more. I could not feel much and the smoke was not bothering me so I asked and she prepared a second bowl. We smoked that in about 15 minutes too. The best I can explain the dose is using the pointy end of a BiC pen's cap to scoop the meth. She balanced powder on the slender surface just under half of the length.
At first I felt nothing. It was not until my other friend who had been watching asked what I was experiencing that I noticed I was much more awake and colors were vivid. Light was brighter due to dilated pupils and I was actually happy. It was as if all the stress about rent and a husband gone in the military had faded into menial problems. My spirits were lifted and for once I had the energy to do anything I wanted.
This is when I started asking all the questions I had been thinking of. I had her explain how to use the substance in a light bulb, pipe, snorting, et cetera. She warned when you sniff it not to use your crystals for it will hurt more. If the pain was bad she recommended putting water on the end of your finger and sniffing it too.
When using a bulb specially prepared she said to turn on the cold water then turn it off and place a washcloth on the bottom of the sink. This makes it damp but with enough dry spots to cool the glass. Because bulbs are so thin she told me never place a wet spot on it right away for the sudden temperature change will crack the glass.
Pipes are thicker generally and she said you can use a damp cloth to cool the end after every few hits.
The questions pounded my mind until there was no doubt I had gotten all the information I could from her. My thoughts were clear and quick compared to daily life. Feeling my pulse I counted only 80 beats (or there about by counting while watching the clock for 15 seconds then multiplying by 4). Normally my heart is about 75-80 beats per minute due to the medication I take.
Let me delve into this a little further. I have asthma that is bad enough I have used a nebulizer (air mask with medicine vapor) several times this month. Because of this I have been taking Singulair 10mg. Also diagnosed with Borderline Personality Disorder which had developed into Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (cleaning), I was put on Zoloft at 50 mg once a day. I have really bad allergies and take Allergra 60mg once daily. Lastly I am hypoglycemic.
It was then my sober friend said she needed to go somewhere and since I was the only one with a running car and the ability to drive a standard I went.
[Erowid Note: Driving while intoxicated or tripping is dangerous and irresponsible because it endangers other people. Don't do it!]
My sight was tender to the sun but shaded glasses helped. The more I moved the faster my heart seemed to go until it rested at a stable 110. I was told not to resist coming down off my high, simply to drink milk and go to bed or do more. The calcium used by the drug is quickly depleted thus I recommend a glass of cool milk to everyone regardless if you use again. It helps the upset stomach part.
My intentions were to stop all at once after hitting it hard for 15 or less days. According to the Body Mass Index I am overweight so my target weight was 130 to 145 which had not been accomplished by the doctor, dietitian, healthy food, and exercise. Before using I had set up three separate friends who would help me quit. If I continued to use for more than 20 days they were to call crisis intervention and get me into rehab no matter what I said or did.
The first night it was hard to sleep and I lay awake in bed for what seemed a long time. The drug makes time pass very quickly and to emphasize that I was laying there bored and tired for 5 hours. I thought it was two hours by the time I stumbled to watch TV. Weed is said to be good to help people sleep so I smoked a bowl and shortly thereafter fell to slumber. Two days later when I had used again I gained a headache and felt tired. I thought it was because of the drug but quickly I discovered it was moderate hypoglycemia. Food tasted unappealing and even gross but I ate a nutragrain and drank milk. The symptoms left and I was energetic and stress-free again.
The tolerance level of this drug is very high and I have found myself needing more to get the same effect. When my dose gets really high I’ve noticed a persistent nausea that will not go away unless I pray to the porcelain god.
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Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


Usage with command-line¶
ENASearch can be used via command-line with:
$ enasearch --help
Usage: enasearch [OPTIONS] COMMAND [ARGS]...
Options:
--version Show the version and exit.
-h, --help Show this message and exit.
Commands:
get_analysis_fields Get the fields extractable for an analysis.
get_display_options Get the list of possible formats to display...
get_download_options Get the options for download of data from...
get_filter_fields Get the filter fields of a result to build a...
get_filter_types Return the filters usable for the different...
get_results Get the possible results (type of data).
get_returnable_fields Get the fields extractable for a result.
get_run_fields Get the fields extractable for a run.
get_sortable_fields Get the fields of a result that can sorted.
get_taxonomy_results Get list of taxonomy results.
retrieve_analysis_report Retrieve analysis report from ENA.
retrieve_data Retrieve ENA data (other than taxon).
retrieve_run_report Retrieve run report from ENA.
retrieve_taxons Retrieve data from the ENA Taxon Portal.
search_data Search data given a query.
Commands¶
enasearch¶
The Python library for interacting with ENA’s API
enasearch [OPTIONS] COMMAND [ARGS]...
Options
-
--version
¶
Show the version and exit.
get_analysis_fields¶
Get the fields extractable for an analysis.
This function returns the fields as a list.
enasearch get_analysis_fields [OPTIONS]
get_display_options¶
Get the list of possible formats to display the result.
This function returns the possible formats to display the result of a query on ENA. Each format is described.
enasearch get_display_options [OPTIONS]
get_download_options¶
Get the options for download of data from ENA.
Each option is described.
enasearch get_download_options [OPTIONS]
get_filter_fields¶
Get the filter fields of a result to build a query.
This function returns the fields that can be used to build a query on a result on ENA. Each field is described on a line with field id, its description, its type and to which results it is related
enasearch get_filter_fields [OPTIONS]
Options
-
--result
<result>
¶ Id of a result (accessible with get_results) [required]
get_filter_types¶
Return the filters usable for the different type of data.
This function returns the filters that can be used for the different type of data (information available with the information on the filter fileds). Each filter is described with its name, the possible operators or paramters, a description of the expected values
enasearch get_filter_types [OPTIONS]
get_results¶
Get the possible results (type of data).
This function return the possible results (or type of data) accessible with ENA with their ids and a short description
enasearch get_results [OPTIONS]
get_returnable_fields¶
Get the fields extractable for a result.
This function returns the fields as a list.
enasearch get_returnable_fields [OPTIONS]
Options
-
--result
<result>
¶ Id of a result (accessible with get_results) [required]
get_run_fields¶
Get the fields extractable for a run.
This function returns the fields as a list.
enasearch get_run_fields [OPTIONS]
get_sortable_fields¶
Get the fields of a result that can sorted.
This function returns the fields that can be used to sort the output of a query for a result on ENA. Each field is described on a line with field id, its description, its type and to which results it is related
enasearch get_sortable_fields [OPTIONS]
Options
-
--result
<result>
¶ Id of a result (accessible with get_results) [required]
get_taxonomy_results¶
Get list of taxonomy results.
This function returns the description about the possible results accessible via the taxon portal. Each taxonomy result is described with a short description
enasearch get_taxonomy_results [OPTIONS]
retrieve_analysis_report¶
Retrieve analysis report from ENA.
The output can be redirected to a file and directly display to the standard output given the display chosen.
enasearch retrieve_analysis_report [OPTIONS]
Options
-
--accession
<accession>
¶ Accession id (study accessions (ERP, SRP, DRP, PRJ prefixes), experiment accessions (ERX, SRX, DRX prefixes), sample accessions (ERS, SRS, DRS, SAM prefixes) and run accessions)) [required]
-
--fields
<fields>
¶ Fields to return (accessible with get_analysis_fields) [multiple or comma-separated]
-
--file
<file>
¶ File to save the report
retrieve_data¶
Retrieve ENA data (other than taxon).
This function retrieves data (other than taxon) from ENA by:
- Building the URL based on the ids to retrieve and some parameters to format the results
- Requesting the URL to extract the data
The output can be redirected to a file and directly display to the standard output given the display chosen.
enasearch retrieve_data [OPTIONS]
Options
-
--ids
<ids>
¶ Ids for records to return (other than Taxon and Project) [multiple] [required]
-
--display
<display>
¶ Display option to specify the display format (accessible with get_display_options) [required]
-
--download
<download>
¶ Download option to specify that records are to be saved in a file (used with file option, list accessible with get_download_options)
-
--file
<file>
¶ File to save the content of the search (used with download option)
-
--offset
<offset>
¶ First record to get (used only for display different of fasta and fastq
-
--length
<length>
¶ Number of records to retrieve (used only for display different of fasta and fastq
-
--subseq_range
<subseq_range>
¶ Range for subsequences (integer start and stop separated by a -)
-
--expanded
¶
Determine if a CON record is expanded
-
--header
¶
To obtain only the header of a record
retrieve_run_report¶
Retrieve run report from ENA.
The output can be redirected to a file and directly display to the standard output given the display chosen.
enasearch retrieve_run_report [OPTIONS]
Options
-
--accession
<accession>
¶ Accession id (study accessions (ERP, SRP, DRP, PRJ prefixes), experiment accessions (ERX, SRX, DRX prefixes), sample accessions (ERS, SRS, DRS, SAM prefixes) and run accessions)) [required]
-
--fields
<fields>
¶ Fields to return (accessible with get_run_fields) [multiple or comma-separated]
-
--file
<file>
¶ File to save the report
retrieve_taxons¶
Retrieve data from the ENA Taxon Portal.
This function retrieves data (other than taxon) from ENA by:
- Formatting the ids to query then on the Taxon Portal
- Building the URL based on the ids to retrieve and some parameters to format the results
- Requesting the URL to extract the data
The output can be redirected to a file and directly display to the standard output given the display chosen.
enasearch retrieve_taxons [OPTIONS]
Options
-
--ids
<ids>
¶ Ids for taxon to return [multiple] [required]
-
--display
<display>
¶ Display option to specify the display format (accessible with get_display_options) [required]
-
--result
<result>
¶ Id of a taxonomy result (accessible with get_taxonomy_results)
-
--download
<download>
¶ Download option to specify that records are to be saved in a file (used with file option, list accessible with get_download_options)
-
--file
<file>
¶ File to save the content of the search (used with download option)
-
--offset
<offset>
¶ First record to get (used only for display different of fasta and fastq
-
--length
<length>
¶ Number of records to retrieve (used only for display different of fasta and fastq
-
--subseq_range
<subseq_range>
¶ Range for subsequences (integer start and stop separated by a -)
-
--expanded
¶
Determine if a CON record is expanded
-
--header
¶
To obtain only the header of a record
search_data¶
Search data given a query.
This function
- Extracts the number of possible results for the query
- Extracts the all the results of the query (by potentially running several times the search function)
The output can be redirected to a file and directly display to the standard output given the display chosen.
enasearch search_data [OPTIONS]
Options
-
--free_text_search
¶
Use free text search, otherwise the data warehouse is used
-
--query
<query>
¶ Query string, made up of filtering conditions, joined by logical ANDs, ORs and NOTs and bound by double quotes; the filter fields for a query are accessible with get_filter_fields and the type of filters with get_filter_types [required]
-
--result
<result>
¶ Id of a result (accessible with get_results) [required]
-
--display
<display>
¶ Display option to specify the display format (accessible with get_display_options) [required]
-
--download
<download>
¶ Download option to specify that records are to be saved in a file (used with file option, list accessible with get_download_options)
-
--file
<file>
¶ File to save the content of the search (used with download option)
-
--fields
<fields>
¶ Fields to return (accessible with get_returnable_fields, used only for report as display value) [multiple or comma-separated]
-
--sortfields
<sortfields>
¶ Fields to sort the results (accessible with get_sortable_fields, used only for report as display value) [multiple or comma-separated]
-
--offset
<offset>
¶ First record to get (used only for display different of fasta and fastq
-
--length
<length>
¶ Number of records to retrieve (used only for display different of fasta and fastq


About the Language Reference
This part of the book describes the formal grammar of the Swift programming language. The grammar described here is intended to help you understand the language in more detail, rather than to allow you to directly implement a parser or compiler.
The Swift language is relatively small, because many common types, functions, and operators that appear virtually everywhere in Swift code are actually defined in the Swift standard library. Although these types, functions, and operators are not part of the Swift language itself, they are used extensively in the discussions and code examples in this part of the book.
How to Read the Grammar
The notation used to describe the formal grammar of the Swift programming language follows a few conventions:
An arrow (→) is used to mark grammar productions and can be read as “can consist of.”
Syntactic categories are indicated by italic text and appear on both sides of a grammar production rule.
Literal words and punctuation are indicated by boldface
constant width
text and appear only on the right-hand side of a grammar production rule.Alternative grammar productions are separated by vertical bars (|). When alternative productions are too long to read easily, they are broken into multiple grammar production rules on new lines.
In a few cases, regular font text is used to describe the right-hand side of a grammar production rule.
Optional syntactic categories and literals are marked by a trailing subscript, opt.
As an example, the grammar of a getter-setter block is defined as follows:
Grammar of a getter-setter block
getter-setter-block
→
{
getter-clausesetter-clauseopt}
{
setter-clausegetter-clause}
This definition indicates that a getter-setter block can consist of a getter clause followed by an optional setter clause, enclosed in braces, or a setter clause followed by a getter clause, enclosed in braces. The grammar production above is equivalent to the following two productions, where the alternatives are spelled out explicitly:
Grammar of a getter-setter block
getter-setter-block
→
{
getter-clausesetter-clauseopt}
getter-setter-block
→
{
setter-clausegetter-clause}
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'They chose life': GOP congressman tells story of how his staffer was almost aborted
by Tim PearceRep.
The Texas Republican used part of his time during a House hearing on state abortion laws on Thursday to tell the story of one of his staffers, Jonah. Jonah’s parents dismissed their doctor’s recommendation that they abort him and his twin during pregnancy.
"In the winter of 1996, a couple went in for a checkup. They were excited. They were recently informed they had twins," the 47-year-old lawmaker said.
The routine checkup turned worrisome after the doctor conducted more and more tests, he said. The doctor diagnosed the unborn twins with cystic fibrosis, a potentially fatal disease that affects the lungs and digestive system. The doctor said the babies would likely die just hours after birth.
"'I would recommend termination,' said the doctor. The couple said the first thing that came into their mind, 'No,' and walked out. They chose life," Roy said.
"Those twins would grow up to become excellent men. I know this because Jonah works for me. Right here. He is one of my staffers," Roy said.


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Harmony Core Structure Extensions
Expansion Tokens
None
Expressions
These expressions can be used to determine whether certain types of controller endpoints should be exposed for a particular structure, if enabled for the whole service. These expressions allow you to disable particular types of endpoints on a structure-by-structure basis.
Alternate key endpoints should be created for this structure. The token will evaluate to true unless the text NO_ALTERNATE_KEY_ENDPOINTS appears in the structures user text or long description fields.
A delete endpoint should be created for this structure. The token will evaluate to true unless the text NO_DELETE_ENDPOINT appears in the structures user text or long description fields.
A get endpoint should be created for this structure. The token will evaluate to true unless the text NO_GET_ENDPOINT appears in the structures user text or long description fields.
A get all endpoint should be created for this structure. The token will evaluate to true unless the text NO_GET_ALL_ENDPOINT appears in the structures user text or long description fields.
Is the current entity global (i.e. not associated with a particular tenant id or data company)? The token will evaluate to true unless the text GLOBAL_ENTITY appears in the structures user text or long description fields.
A patch endpoint should be created for this structure. The token will evaluate to true unless the text NO_PATCH_ENDPOINT appears in the structures user text or long description fields.
A post endpoint should be created for this structure. The token will evaluate to true unless the text NO_POST_ENDPOINT appears in the structures user text or long description fields.
Individual property endpoints should be created for this structure. The token will evaluate to true unless the text NO_PROPERTY_ENDPOINTS appears in the structures user text or long description fields.
A put endpoint should be created for this structure. The token will evaluate to true unless the text NO_PUT_ENDPOINT appears in the structures user text or long description fields.
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Is github.io down?
https://status.ws/sites/pages.github.com/5666234905395200
Is working fine here


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| Current Status: | Proposed Recommendation (PR) |
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http://www.w3.org/TR/requestidlecallback
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| Abstract: | This document defines an API that web page authors can use to cooperatively schedule background tasks such that they do not introduce delays to other high priority tasks that share the same event loop, such as input processing, animations and frame compositing. The user agent is in a better position to determine when background tasks can be run without introducing user-perceptible delays or jank in animations and input response, based on its knowledge of currently scheduled tasks, vsync deadlines, user-interaction and so on. Using this API should therefore result in more appropriate scheduling of background tasks during times when the browser would otherwise be idle. |
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