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Partition() is a classical partition algorithm like std::partition with slightly different arguments.
template <class Ran,FuncType<bool,Meta::PtrObjType<Ran> > Pred> Ran Algon::Partition(Ran ptr,ulen len,Pred pred); // reorder such that pred(Range(ptr,len)) is 1,1,...,0,0,... template <class T,FuncType<bool,T> Pred> ulen Algon::Partition(PtrLen<T> r,Pred pred) { return Dist(r.ptr,Partition(r.ptr,r.len,pred)); }
The first variant takes the base pointer of a range and the range length as arguments. The third argument is a predicate. The algorithm reorders the range in such a way, that elements which make the predicate true goes first and others goes after. The return value is the base pointer of the subrange with the second kind elements.
The second variant is applied to the usual object range, given as a PtrLen<T> object. The return value is the length of the first subrange.


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This object type is used to create the actual tree root and can be used to populate the tree with tree items loaded from an xml file.
The WebFXLoadTree
extends WebFXTree
(see the
xTree API) so all properties and methods
provided by WebFXTree
are available.
new WebFXLoadTree(sText, sXmlSrc, sAction, sBehavior, sIcon, sOpenIcon)
| Name | Description |
| sText | The text label for the tree root. |
| sXmlSrc | The source for the xml file to load when expanded. |
| sAction | Optional. The action (uri) associated with the tree root. |
| sBehavior | Optional. The behavior of the tree. Valid values are "classic" and
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the default icon for an empty item is the same as the folder icon. |
| sIcon | Optional. The icon image to use for this item. In case this item is a folder this will be used when the folder is closed. |
| sOpenIcon | Optional. The icon image to use for this item when it is opened. This is only used for folder items that are opened/expanded. |
| Name | Description |
All properties from WebFXTree . |
|
| src | The source to the xml file that decribes the sub trees. Notice that this is read-only after the xml file has started to load so any changes done to the source are only valid before the loading of the first file. |
| loading | Read only. A boolean flag which is true if the xml file has started loading and not yet finished. |
| loaded | Read only. A boolean flag which is true if the xml file has been loaded. |
| errorText | Read only String. If the loading for any reason failed the reason can be found in
the errorText property. If no error occured this is ""
(an empty string). |
| Name | Description |
| reload() | Reloads the XML file from the server and recreates the children of this node. |
All methods from WebFXTree . |
This object type is used to create tree items that can be added to the tree
root, or to other tree items to create sub folders in the tree. When an
WebFXLoadTreeItem
is expanded an xml file is loaded that is then
used to populate the item with child items.
The WebFXLoadTreeItem
extends WebFXTreeItem
(see the
xTree API) so all properties and methods
provided by WebFXTreeItem
are available.
new WebFXLoadTreeItem(sText, sXmlSrc, sAction, eParent, sIcon, sOpenIcon)
| Name | Description |
| sText | The text label for the tree item. |
| sXmlSrc | The source for the xml file to load when expanded. |
| sAction | Optional. The action (uri) associated with the tree item. |
| eParent | Optional. The parent WebFXTreeItem or WebFXTree that the item
should be added to. |
| sIcon | Optional. The icon image to use for this item. In case this item is a folder this will be used when the folder is closed. |
| sOpenIcon | Optional. The icon image to use for this item when it is opened. This is only used for folder items that are opened/expanded. |
| Name | Description |
All properties from WebFXTreeItem . |
|
| src | The source to the xml file that decribes the sub trees. Notice that this is read-only after the xml file has started to load so any changes done to the source are only valid before the loading of the first file. |
| loading | Read only. A boolean flag which is true if the xml file has started loading and not yet finished. |
| loaded | Read only. A boolean flag which is true if the xml file has been loaded. |
| errorText | Read only String. If the loading for any reason failed the reason can be found in
the errorText property. If no error occured this is ""
(an empty string). |
| Name | Description |
| reload() | Reloads the XML file from the server and recreates the children of this node. |
All methods from WebFXTree . |
The only valid element in the xml file is the tree
item. A tree
item can contain zero, one or more tree
items.
There are five valid attributes that you can provide on a tree
item.
| Name | Description |
| text | Required. The text label for the tree item. |
| xmlSrc | Optional. The source for the xml file to load when expanded. |
| action | Optional. The action (uri) associated with the tree item. |
| icon | Optional. The icon image to use for this item. In case this item is a folder this will be used when the folder is closed. |
| openIcon | Optional. The icon image to use for this item when it is opened. This is only used for folder items that are opened/expanded. |
The xml file does not have to be valid to work (only well formed) but if you want to ensure that you didn't do anything wrong you can use the following document type definition:
<!ELEMENT tree (tree*)> <!ATTLIST tree text CDATA #REQUIRED src CDATA #IMPLIED action CDATA #IMPLIED icon CDATA #IMPLIED openIcon CDATA #IMPLIED>
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xml file. Below is tree.dtd.xml shown. This
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declaration.
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Noodles deploys a number of experiments to the servers in each deployment round. Noodles checks the requirements on the servers and submit the commands only if the requirements are met. The general procedure is described in the section Deploy Experiments to Servers.
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Initialize the list of experiments in \(E\)
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Initialize the list of metrics in \(M\)
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):Check if there is any matching user-defined error handler (
error_handlers
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abort
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retry
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continue
, setsuccess := true
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Using pip
¶
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From source¶
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| nlp_architect.procedures | Procedure scripts |
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CLI¶
NLP Architect comes with a CLI application that helps users run procedures and processes from the library.
Warning
The CLI is in development and some functionality is not complete and will be added in future versions
NLP Architect commands:
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nlp-inference Run a model from the library
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In this tutorial, we show how to use the C++ library OpenFOAM (Open Field Operation and Manipulation) in order to solve control problems for partial differential equations (PDE).
OpenFOAM is a free open source toolbox that allows the user to code customized solvers for Continuum Mechanics, with special attention to the field of Computational Fluid Dynamics. One can either use one of the multiple solvers already programmed for steady-state, transient or multiphase problems in fluid mechanics, or code his own solver depending on particular needs.
In this work, we will solve the optimal control problem
where $u$ is the control variable, $y$ the state variable and $y_d$ a target function. The minimization problem is subject to the elliptic partial differential equation
We use some classical gradient descent methods based on the adjoint methodology, namely the steepest descent and conjugate gradient methods. The corresponding adjoint system for \ref{eq:PoissonEq} writes as,
In the steepest descent gradient method, we compute the directional derivative of the cost function in \ref{eq:CostFunctional},
where $\lambda$ is solution to the elliptic problem in \ref{eq:PoissonAdjointEq}, and use the gradient to update the control variable as
for some value of $\gamma$.
One of the main advantages of OpenFOAM is its friendly syntax to describe PDE, as can be seen in the lines 10 and 13 in the code below.
// Initialize L2 norm of control update
scalar pL2 = 10*tol;
// Get the volume of mesh cells
scalarField volField = mesh.V();
while (runTime.loop() && ::sqrt(pL2) > tol)
{
// Solve primal equation
solve(fvm::laplacian(k, y) + u);
// Solve ajoint equation
solve(fvm::laplacian(k, lambda) + y - yd);
// Update control
p = lambda + beta*u;
u = u - gamma*p;
// Control update norm
pL2 = ::sqrt(gSum(volField*p.internalField()*p.internalField()));
// Compute cost function
J = 0.5*gSum(volField*(Foam::pow(y.internalField()-yd.internalField(),2) \
+ beta*Foam::pow(u.internalField(),2)));
// Display information
Info << "Iteration " << runTime.timeName() << " - " \
<< "Cost value " << J << " - " \
<< "Control variation L2 norm " << ::sqrt( pL2 ) << endl;
// Save current iteration results
runTime.write();
}
In order to improve the convergence to the optimal control, the conjugate gradient method is applied also to the problem. First, the state variable must be separated in two terms as
where $y_u$ solves the state equation with zero Dirichlet boundary conditions,
and $y_{f}$ is the control-free solution to the state equation,
Now, using the above separation of the state variable, one part depending on the control and the other part on a known source term, the cost functional in \ref{eq:CostFunctional} can be expressed as
We define a linear operator $\Lambda: L^2\left( \Omega \right) \rightarrow L^2\left( \Omega \right)$ that takes a control $u$ and returns the solution to problem \ref{eq:PoissonEqu}-\ref{eq:PoissonBCu}, so that $y_u = \Lambda u$. We introduce as well its adjoint operator $\Lambda^: L^2\left( \Omega \right) \rightarrow L^2\left( \Omega \right)$ that takes the source term in \ref{eq:PoissonAdjointEq} and solves the Poisson equation, so that $\lambda = \Lambda^ \left( y - y_d \right)$.
The directional derivative of the functional \ref{eq:CostFunctionalcg} then reads as
After having identified $A_{cg}$ and $b_{cg}$ we can use the conjugate gradient method to reach the optimal control faster.
Algorithm 1 Optimal control with Conjugate Gradient Method
Require: $y_D$, $u^{\left(0\right)}$, $\beta$, $y_d$, $tol$
- $n \gets 0 $
- compute the control-free solution, $y_f$
- $b \gets \Lambda^*\left( y_d - y_f \right)$
- $z \gets \Lambda u$
- $g \gets \Lambda^*z + \beta u - b$
- $h \gets ||g||^2_{L^2\left(\left[0,T\right]\right)}$
- $h_a \gets h$
- $r \gets -g$
- While $||r||_{L^2\left(\left[0,T\right]\right)} > tol $ do
- $z \gets \Lambda r$
- $w \gets \Lambda^*z + \beta r$
- $\alpha \gets \frac{h}{\left(r,w\right)_{L^2\left(\left[0,T\right]\right)}}$
- $u \gets u + \alpha r$
- $g \gets g + \alpha w$
- $h_a \gets h$
- $h \gets ||g||^2_{L^2\left(\left[0,T\right]\right)}$
- $\gamma \gets \frac{h}{h_a}$
- $r \gets -g + \gamma r$
- $n \gets n + 1$
// Compute b: right-hand side of Ax = b
solve(fvm::laplacian(k, y));
solve(fvm::laplacian(k, lambda) + yd - y);
volScalarField b = lambda;
// Compute A*f0
// Primal equation
solve(fvm::laplacian(k, y0) + u);
// Adjoint equation
solve(fvm::laplacian(k, lambda) + y0);
// Compute g0: initial gradient
volScalarField g = lambda + beta*u - b;
scalar gL2 = gSum( volField * g.internalField() * g.internalField() );
scalar gL2a = 0;
// Compute initial residual and its norm
volScalarField r = -g;
scalar rL2 = gL2;
volScalarField w = g;
scalar alpha = 0;
scalar gamma = 0;
while (runTime.loop() && ::sqrt( rL2 ) > tol)
{
r.dimensions().reset( u.dimensions() );
// Compute w = A*r
solve(fvm::laplacian(k, y0) + r);
solve(fvm::laplacian(k, lambda) + y0);
w = lambda + beta*r;
// Update alpha
alpha = gL2 / gSum( volField * r.internalField() * w.internalField() );
// Update control
u = u + alpha*r;
// Update cost gradient and its norm
g = g + alpha*w;
gL2a = gL2;
gL2 = gSum( volField * g.internalField() * g.internalField() );
gamma = gL2/gL2a;
// Update residual and its norm
r.dimensions().reset( g.dimensions() );
r = -g + gamma*r;
rL2 = gSum( volField * r.internalField() * r.internalField() );
solve(fvm::laplacian(k, y) + u);
J = 0.5*gSum(volField*(Foam::pow(y.internalField()-yd.internalField(),2) \
+ beta*Foam::pow(u.internalField(),2)));
Info << "Iteration no. " << runTime.timeName() << " - " \
<< "Cost value " << J << " - " \
<< "Residual " << ::sqrt( rL2 ) << endl;
runTime.write();
}
Both solvers, laplaceAdjointFoam for the steepest descent method with $\gamma = 10$ and laplaceCGAdjointFoam for the conjugate gradient method, have been tested in a square domain $[0, 1] \times [0, 1]$ with zero Dirichlet boundary conditions and $\beta = 10^{-3},10^{-4},10^{-5},10^{-6}$. The target function is $y_d = xy \sin \left( \pi x \right) \sin \left( \pi y \right)$.
The problem setup is called case in OpenFOAM and it is independent from the solver itself. A typical case in OpenFOAM has three folders: 0, where the problem fields are stored along with their boundary conditions; constant, that includes the mesh data and the physical properties; and system, with parameters regarding the numerical solution and problem output such as tolerances, linear solvers or write interval. In this example, the case folder is called laplaceAdjointFoamCase.
Figure 1.a: Functional value against the number of iterations of the gradient method. Steepest descent method. Steepest descent method
Figure 1.b: Functional value against the number of iterations of the gradient method. Steepest descent method. Conjugate gradient method.
Figure 2.a: $|| y - y_d ||_{L^2 \left( \Omega \right)}$ against the number of iterations of the gradient method. Steepest descent method.
Figure 2.b: $|| y - y_d ||_{L^2 \left( \Omega \right)}$ against the number of iterations of the gradient method. Conjugate gradient method.
Bibliography
[1] The OpenFOAM Foundation, http://openfoam.org.
[2] F. Tröltzsch. Optimal control of partial differential equations: theory, methods, and applications. American Mathematical Soc., 2010.


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Methods
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Get data from the IMS
Parameters:
| Name |
Type |
Description |
control |
Object
|
Control data for the async method
Properties
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Type |
Description |
resource |
String
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The resource to post |
continueWith |
function
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A callback method to be called when the operation completes successfully |
onException |
function
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A callback method to be called when the operation throws an exception |
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query |
Object
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The query data (IMSI resource) to be posted |
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Post data to the IMS
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Description |
control |
Object
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Control data for the async method
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Type |
Description |
resource |
String
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The resource to post |
continueWith |
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A callback method to be called when the operation completes successfully |
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A callback method to be called when the operation throws an exception |
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Type |
Description |
control |
Object
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Control data for the async method
Properties
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Type |
Description |
resource |
String
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The resource to post |
continueWith |
function
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A callback method to be called when the operation completes successfully |
onException |
function
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A callback method to be called when the operation throws an exception |
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data |
Object
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The post data (IMSI resource) to be posted |
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DOHA: Qatar will charter two cruise liners to help accommodate football fans during the 2022 World Cup, as the Gulf nation of about 2.7 million people looks for ways to host an expected 1 million visitors.
Fans of all 32 teams in the tournament will effectively be staying in the same city, raising questions over how the country can accommodate them and keep them entertained.
The local organising committee said on Tuesday it has signed an agreement with MSC Cruises to charter two liners with a combined capacity of 4,000 cabins which will be used as floating hotels for fans.
The committee has promised that there will be enough accommodation for everyone and that alcohol - currently only obtainable at a handful of places at prohibitive prices - would be more made widely available.
The committee said in a statement that the ships will be berthed at Doha Port throughout the month-long tournament.
"Chartering cruise liners for fans has long been part of Qatar's accommodation strategy, with the country keen to offer sustainable solutions," it said. It did not say whether alcohol would be available on board.
Shuttle buses will take fans to the metro - which is so far only partially complete.
The committee said other accommodation options will include apartments and fan villages in the desert as well as hotels.
(Writing by Brian Homewood; Editing by Hugh Lawson)


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3 Installing cosTransactions
3.1 Installation Process
This chapter describes how to install cosTransactions in an Erlang Environment.
Preparation
Before starting the installation process for cosTransactions, the application Orber must be running.
The cosTransactions application must be able to log progress to disk. The log files are created in the current directory as "oe_name@machine_type_timestamp". Hence, read and write rights must be granted. If the transaction completes in an orderly fashion the logfiles are removed, but not if an error, which demands human intervention, occur.
Configuration
When using the Transaction Service the cosTransactions application must be started using either cosTransactions:start() or application:start(cosTransactions).
The following application configuration parameters exist:
- maxRetries - default is 40 times, i.e., if a transaction participant is unreachable the application will retry to contact it N times. Reaching the maximum is considered to be a disaster.
- comFailWait - default is 5000 milliseconds, i.e., before the application retries to contact unreachable transaction participants the application wait Time milliseconds.
Then the Transaction Factory must be started:
- cosTransactions:start_factory() - starts and returns a reference to a factory using default configuration parameters.
- cosTransactions:start_factory(Options) - starts and returns a reference to a factory using given configuration parameters.
The following options exist:
- {hash_max, HashValue} - This value denotes the upper bound of the hash value the Coordinator uses. Default is 1013. HashValue must be an integer.
- {allow_subtr, Boolean} - If set to true it is possible to create subtransactions. Default is true.
- {typecheck, Boolean} - If set to to true all transaction operation's arguments will be type-checked. Default is true.
- {tty, Boolean} - Enables or disables error printouts to the tty. If Flag is false, all text that the error logger would have sent to the terminal is discarded. If Flag is true, error messages are sent to the terminal screen.
- {logfile, FileName} - This function makes it possible to store all system information in FileName (string()). It can be used in combination with the tty(false) item to have a silent system, where all system information are logged to a file. As default no logfile is used.
- {maxRetries, Integer} - default is 40 times, i.e., if a transaction participant is unreachable the application will retry to contact it N times. Reaching the maximum is considered to be a disaster. This option overrides the application configuration parameter.
- {comFailWait, Integer} - default is 5000 milliseconds, i.e., before the application retries to contact unreachable transaction participants the application wait Time milliseconds. This option overrides the application configuration parameter.
The Factory is now ready to use. For a more detailed description see Examples.


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The Angular CDK drag and drop module provides a way to easily and declaratively create drag and drop interfaces.
To get started, import DragDropModule
into the NgModule
where you want to use drag-and-drop features:
For more details on the implementation of the @angular/cdk/drag-drop, check the documentation here
NuiDndModule
DragDropModule
This example shows how easy it is to create a draggable element by adding the cdkDrag
directive on the DOM element we want to become draggable.
Since it can be dragged without any handle, hovering the element will alter its state to both nui-dnd-raised-state
and nui-dnd-hover-state
.
In case you want to customize the styles for your draggable elements, it may be helpful to know that
all cdkDrag
DOM elements have the .cdk-drag
CSS class applied to them.
By default, cdkDrag
allows free movement in all directions. To restrict dragging to a specific axis, you can set
the cdkDragLockAxis
input on cdkDrag
or the cdkDropListLockAxis
input on cdkDropList
to either "x" or "y".
A collection of cdkDrag
elements are usually placed inside a cdkDropList
.
To prevent an item from being dragged set the cdkDragDisabled
input on the cdkDrag
element to true:
Disabled draggable DOM elements have the .cdk-drag-disabled
CSS class appended to them.
See the styles customization applied to the disabled draggable items in the LESS source code tab in the source expander below for inspiration.
It is possible to display custom preview content instead of cloning the original element by specifying the cdkDragPreview
directive.
The directive must be specified for each cdkDrag
element that we want to have preview content.
Important: In order for the cdkDragPreview
directive to work, it must
be wrapped inside a DOM element with the cdkDropList
directive specified.
The handle by which an element can be dragged can be customized by specifying the directive cdkDragHandle
on the element we want to become the handle.
In the example above the handle is still displayed while dragging an element;
to hide the handle we just need to apply the properer styling on the cloned preview element as shown below:
While a cdkDrag
element is being dragged, the Angular CDK will create a placeholder element that
will show the user where the dragged element will be placed when it's dropped.
By default the placeholder is a clone of the element that is being dragged, however you can replace it
with a custom one using the *cdkDragPlaceholder
directive.
A drag container is a collection of cdkDrag
elements within a cdkDropList
.
Decorating a drag container with the nuiDndDropTarget
directive defines a dropzone.
cdkDropListGroup
directive.
Once the user starts dragging an item from the source, the destination is highlighted as an available destination dropzone;
the nui-dnd-dropzone--active
CSS class is added to the dropzone once dragging starts.
The destination uses the nuiDndDropTarget
directive helper in order to inform the user visually
whether a dropzone will accept or reject a dragged item. In the following example, all items are accepted
except for IBM;
nui-dnd-dropzone--active
- once dragging startsnui-dnd-dropzone--drop-allowed
- once the user is over the dropzone and the dragged item is acceptednui-dnd-dropzone--drop-not-allowed
- once the user is over the dropzone and the dragged item is NOT accepted
To define acceptance conditions for a dropzone, the user can provide a callback method to the canBeDropped
input.


The PWG held its August 2021 Virtual Face-to-Face Meeting on August 17-19, 2021 via Webex teleconferences. Representatives from Brother, Canon, High North, HP Inc., Kyocera Document Solutions, Lakeside Robotics, Lexmark, Ricoh, TIC, and TCS attended the meetings, among other individuals. Attendees reviewed work in progress, including drafts of a number of in-progress specifications, and discussed liaisons with partner groups. Here is a summary of the proceedings.
The F2F event began with the PWG Plenary session, where the PWG Chair began by reviewing the overall state of the PWG,
its programs and initiatives, and briefly discussed upcoming
face-to-face meeting scheduling. We noted that there are
currently 725 printers certified under the PWG's IPP
Everywhere™ Self Certification program with more on the way. We discussed the PWG
Steering Committee's activities and initiatives, including
progress on Process 4.0, new policies, and recently approved
documents. Officers from the IDS Workgroup and IPP Workgroup
briefly summarized their Workgroup's status, and PWG Liaison
Officers also briefly reported on the status of our partners' work
in Linux Foundation OpenPrinting Workgroup, Mopria Alliance, ISO
JTC1 WG12, and INCITS.
On the first day, Ira McDonald (IPP WG Co-Chair) and Mike Sweet
(IPP WG Secretary) surveyed the status of current IPP Workgroup
works in progress. The IPP Everywhere v1.1 Update 3
self-certification tool set is available, and an Update 4 will be
built and published soon, with a fix for a non-critical error in the
"ippeveselfcert" tool. The group then briefly discussed the state of IPP
Encrypted Jobs and Documents, which is awaiting prototyping. The IPP WG
moved on to IPP Finishings 3.0, where we began review of a new draft
recently posted after completing review of the previous draft about a
week earlier. Most of the issues are editorial and it is hoped that
prototyping can begin soon on this as well.
After a break, we reviewed the recently posted new draft of IPP
Production Printing Extensions, which contains some updates for roll
feed printing and Impression / Media Sheet placement. Several new
figures are included that also help to illustrate the "scope" influenced
by different Job Template attributes. Also added were several new Job
Status attributes including "date-time-at-completed-estimated",
"date-time-at-processing-estimated", "time-at-completed-estimated" and
"time-at-processing-estimated", which can be useful in production
environments. IPP Production Printing Extensions is also ready for
prototyping. The group then moved to discuss plans and scoping for
IPP/2.x Fourth Edition and IPP Everywhere v2.0. In particular, it was
decided to not pursue full MFD services at the initial release of IPP
Everywhere v2.0 because of a lack of industry adoption of IPP Scan.
On the second day, the Linux Foundation OpenPrinting group briefly summarized the status of the Google Summer of Code (GSoC) work efforts recently completed, using a video motage. The students' work was impressive. Next, the group completed a review of the latest draft of IPP Driverless Printing Extensions v2.0, which was started at the May 2021 F2F. We discussed the new recommendation to use "printer-output-tray" and "output-bin" as an alternative to the deprecated 'jog-offset' value for "finishings" and "finishing-template". A number of editorial changes were also suggested. Smith agreed to produce a new draft in the next couple of weeks, with the objective that it will reach prototype phase in Q1 2022. After a lunch break, the group began a review of the latest draft of IPP Enterprise Printing Extensions v2.0, which had been published the day before. There was some discussion about whether it made sense to have a "Store Only" Stored Job that is also a Release Job. After a bit of discussion, Smith found a presentation from the previous year that illustrated the use case. The group completed the review of that new draft in one session, which seems to indicate its maturity. The group agreed publishing a new draft and prototyping the additions were proper next steps to moving it towared Stable status.
On the third day, following the morning's IDS session and lunch
break, Paul Tykodi led the group in a discussion of the status of the
PWG's 3D printing related liaison engagements. After a year of intense
virtual participation in the various standards bodies, the group's
efforts would be best focused in the near term on developing several
articles on the value proposition provided by IPP in the 3D space. For
2021-2022, the PWG should continue AMSC and ASTM F42 participation and
continue to evangelize PWG semantics, IPP 3D, and other features of IPP.
The group agreed that it makes sense for the PWG to sign up for another
year of membership in American Concrete Institute (ACI), and continue
G-code testing with IPP sample code in that enviornment. The PWG should
also continue collaborating with PDF Association on embedded Job Ticket /
Job Receipt work. The PWG should also continue its liaison with INCITS
Digital Manufacturing TC (US TAG for ISO/IEC JTC 1 WG12 3D Printing and
Scanning), and
monitor or engage in work pertaining to 3D scanning,
workflow/orchestration, and possibly other areas. We spent a little time
talking about materials and how that contributes to the current
process-based focus, and what challenges the industry as a whole has in
moving to a more intent-based focus (e.g. the "what" instead of the
"how"). The group posited that the maturity of the devices and the
characterization of materials contributes to the maturity limitations
that exist today. We finished up with IPP Workgroup next steps.
Complete minutes are available here: https://ftp.pwg.org/pub/pwg/ipp/minutes/ippv2-f2f-minutes-20210817.pdf
At the start of the third day, Alan Sukert (IDS WG Chair and Secretary) led the IDS Workgroup status and progress session. The group reviewed the results of latest Hardcopy Device international Technical Community (HCD iTC) meetings and the status of the HCD collaborative Protection Profile (cPP)/Supporting Document (SD) v1.0.
The HCD iTC issued the 3rd Internal Drafts of both the HCD cPP
(2021-06-09) and the HCD SD (on 2021-06-29). There were 184 comments
submitted against all three drafts of the HCD cPP, all of which have
been reviewed and addressed by the HCD iTC. There have been 79 comments
submitted against all three drafts of the HCD SD, 75 of which have been
reviewed and addressed by the HCD iTC.
The HCD iTC formed a Hardware-anchored Integrity Verification subgroup to address a key Essential Security Requirements (ESR) document requirement, which states “The HCD shall verify the hardware-anchored integrity of firmware/software, including initial boot, operating system, and applications”. This subgroup completed its work in August 2021 after 9 months of effort.
The group reviewed the next issues the HCD iTC has on its backlog, which include considering a few technical changes such as removing support for TLS 1.1, but also include coming to consensus on several process issues such as how to update the list of referenced standards while taking care to not inadvertently change the requirements in those updated referenced specifications. It is unlikely the HCD iTC will include any new SFRs beyond what is already in the pipeline, including a new SFR to include support for TLS 1.3. Ira noted that several European countries may not accept MFD certifications that do not support TLS 1.3, and suggested updating the TLS requirement to be “TLS 1.2 or later”. As for other SFRs, if any come in from external sources such as from NIAP or JBMIA or the Japanese or Korean Schemes, those would need to be addressed. Al presented a proposal for an update to the schedule presented at the May F2F, and received feedback that the schedule might be too aggressive because it doesn't allow for enough time for comments.
Al then presented an abbreviated version of a presentation he gave at
an earlier IDS Workgroup meeting discussing the recent US Executive
Order Improving the Nation’s Cybersecurity issued by the White House on
May 12, 2021, which was issued in response to the Solar Winds supply
chain attack. This will have a non-trivial impact on the software
development lifecycle and deployment pipeline.
Ira briefly discussed the status on the HCD Security Guidelines. The
latest version was published May 4, 2021 Ira plans to post an Interim
Draft in Sep 2021 with additional content in Section 4, then post
another Interim Draft in Q4 2021 to include content in Section 5 Local
Security (OS, Hypervisors, Peripherals, Apps) and Section 6 System
Architecture (Firewall, AV, Process Isolation), and then post a full
Prototype Draft in Q2 2021. Finally, Ira gave a Liaison Report on
current standards
developments for the Trusted Computing Group (TCG) and Internet
Engineering Task Force (IETF).
Complete minutes are available here: https://ftp.pwg.org/pub/pwg/ids/minutes/ids-f2f-minutes-20210819.pdf
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The .Net framework is really a nice framework, but as a programmer coming from the MFC world, I really miss some features like the
ON_COMMAND
/ON_UPDATE_COMMAND_UI
mechanism.
This mechanism allows the decoupling of the UI and the code associated to it. It allows:
Unfortunately, the ON_COMMAND
/ON_UPDATE_COMMAND_UI
mechanism is a message base
mechanism which strongly relies on a specific message routing architecture. This mechanism can be reproduced in the .Net environment but it is far from being a
pratical solution in a RAD environment. A nice alternative is the ActionList
component provided by Delphi.
An ActionList
is a collection of Action
s. Each Action
is itself a component associated to a given task.
An Action
provides the framework for:
This a simple example based on the Find Dialog of the demo application. We will add an action wich will be associated to the Find button.
CDiese
library to the Toolbox.ActionList
on the dialogActions
of the new ActionList
. Add a new Action
and set its properties.
EventHandler
for the Execute
and Update
events.
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{
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}
private void OnFind(object sender, System.EventArgs e)
{
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}
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Background
Today was my first DBC challenge that focused on manipulating HTML tags using JavaScript. It was a rehash of Ruby Racer, but had an HTML view. But to understand that, let's go over some general concepts.
Complex CSS Selectors
CSS selectors identifies an HTML element based on its type(either class, id, or generality)
Child Selectors are decendents of a parent HTML element. The best example is a table with tablerows. Table rows would be the children of the parent table.(This is great because there is a JavaScript method .children that can be called on a parent HTML element(using method document.getElementById() to throw all child HTML into an array).
Other notable methods is document.createElement("")that will create HTML elements.
.appendChild("") allows you to add child HTML elements to a selected HTML parent.
Intro to Javascript Functions
Makeup
There are 3 main parts to a Javascript Function: the name, parameter, and the body.
Function Declaration/Expression
Function Declarations are nonanonymous. They are named functions that loook like:
.Notice that the name is not set in a variable. This allows for hoisting, the ability to call the function above where it was first placed. At DBC, the teachers opinionate that we shouldn't use Declarations because of this effect.
Function Expressions are anonymous functions. The functions are not named themselves, but are called by setting a variable to them. They do not have the hoisting effect and look like the image below:
First Class Objects/Callbacks
Functions are First-Class Objects in Javascript. This means that they have the same classification as primitives, which allows functions to be passed as parameters within other functions. If you call a function with a nested function, it will only return the nested function, not anything else. This goes into Closures.
Functional Scope/Closures
If we were to set variables within Functions, the variables will 'drip' down into w/e other nested functions that are within the parent function. If we were to set various variables in every function layer and set access the variables at the innermost function, we would only be able to call this function if we have the right number of parameters() as we call it.This is a Closure. This protected effect occurs because the return of each function layer aside from the closure will give the nested function, not anything else.
Constructors/Object Literals
Constructors and Object Literals are created when we want a pseudo-Class within JavaScript.
Object Literals look like this:
Constructors look like this:


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libcoap
4.3.0
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The CoAP stack's global state is stored in a coap_context_t object. More...
#include <coap_net_internal.h>
Data Fields | |
| coap_opt_filter_t | known_options |
| coap_resource_t * | resources |
| hash table or list of known resources More... | |
| coap_resource_t * | unknown_resource |
| can be used for handling unknown resources More... | |
| coap_resource_t * | proxy_uri_resource |
| can be used for handling proxy URI resources More... | |
| coap_resource_release_userdata_handler_t | release_userdata |
| function to release user_data when resource is deleted More... | |
| coap_async_t * | async_state |
| list of asynchronous message ids More... | |
| coap_tick_t | sendqueue_basetime |
| The time stamp in the first element of the sendqeue is relative to sendqueue_basetime. More... | |
| coap_queue_t * | sendqueue |
| coap_endpoint_t * | endpoint |
| the endpoints used for listening More... | |
| coap_session_t * | sessions |
| client sessions More... | |
| coap_response_handler_t | response_handler |
| coap_nack_handler_t | nack_handler |
| coap_ping_handler_t | ping_handler |
| coap_pong_handler_t | pong_handler |
| coap_event_handler_t | handle_event |
| Callback function that is used to signal events to the application. More... | |
| ssize_t(* | network_send )(coap_socket_t *sock, const coap_session_t *session, const uint8_t *data, size_t datalen) |
| ssize_t(* | network_read )(coap_socket_t *sock, coap_packet_t *packet) |
| size_t(* | get_client_psk )(const coap_session_t *session, const uint8_t *hint, size_t hint_len, uint8_t *identity, size_t *identity_len, size_t max_identity_len, uint8_t *psk, size_t max_psk_len) |
| size_t(* | get_server_psk )(const coap_session_t *session, const uint8_t *identity, size_t identity_len, uint8_t *psk, size_t max_psk_len) |
| size_t(* | get_server_hint )(const coap_session_t *session, uint8_t *hint, size_t max_hint_len) |
| void * | dtls_context |
| coap_dtls_spsk_t | spsk_setup_data |
| Contains the initial PSK server setup data. More... | |
| unsigned int | session_timeout |
| Number of seconds of inactivity after which an unused session will be closed. More... | |
| unsigned int | max_idle_sessions |
| Maximum number of simultaneous unused sessions per endpoint. More... | |
| unsigned int | max_handshake_sessions |
| Maximum number of simultaneous negotating sessions per endpoint. More... | |
| unsigned int | ping_timeout |
| Minimum inactivity time before sending a ping message. More... | |
| unsigned int | csm_timeout |
| Timeout for waiting for a CSM from the remote side. More... | |
| uint8_t | observe_pending |
| Observe response pending. More... | |
| uint8_t | block_mode |
| Zero or more COAP_BLOCK_ or'd options. More... | |
| uint64_t | etag |
| Next ETag to use. More... | |
| coap_cache_entry_t * | cache |
| CoAP cache-entry cache. More... | |
| uint16_t * | cache_ignore_options |
| CoAP options to ignore when creating a cache-key. More... | |
| size_t | cache_ignore_count |
| The number of CoAP options to ignore when creating a cache-key. More... | |
| void * | app |
| application-specific data More... | |
The CoAP stack's global state is stored in a coap_context_t object.
Definition at line 45 of file coap_net_internal.h.
| void* coap_context_t::app |
application-specific data
Definition at line 138 of file coap_net_internal.h.
| coap_async_t* coap_context_t::async_state |
list of asynchronous message ids
Definition at line 60 of file coap_net_internal.h.
| uint8_t coap_context_t::block_mode |
Zero or more COAP_BLOCK_ or'd options.
Definition at line 130 of file coap_net_internal.h.
| coap_cache_entry_t* coap_context_t::cache |
CoAP cache-entry cache.
Definition at line 133 of file coap_net_internal.h.
| size_t coap_context_t::cache_ignore_count |
The number of CoAP options to ignore when creating a cache-key.
Definition at line 136 of file coap_net_internal.h.
| uint16_t* coap_context_t::cache_ignore_options |
CoAP options to ignore when creating a cache-key.
Definition at line 134 of file coap_net_internal.h.
| unsigned int coap_context_t::csm_timeout |
Timeout for waiting for a CSM from the remote side.
0 means disabled.
Definition at line 127 of file coap_net_internal.h.
| void* coap_context_t::dtls_context |
Definition at line 110 of file coap_net_internal.h.
| coap_endpoint_t* coap_context_t::endpoint |
the endpoints used for listening
Definition at line 68 of file coap_net_internal.h.
| uint64_t coap_context_t::etag |
Next ETag to use.
Definition at line 131 of file coap_net_internal.h.
| size_t(* coap_context_t::get_client_psk) (const coap_session_t *session, const uint8_t *hint, size_t hint_len, uint8_t *identity, size_t *identity_len, size_t max_identity_len, uint8_t *psk, size_t max_psk_len) |
Definition at line 100 of file coap_net_internal.h.
| size_t(* coap_context_t::get_server_hint) (const coap_session_t *session, uint8_t *hint, size_t max_hint_len) |
Definition at line 107 of file coap_net_internal.h.
| size_t(* coap_context_t::get_server_psk) (const coap_session_t *session, const uint8_t *identity, size_t identity_len, uint8_t *psk, size_t max_psk_len) |
Definition at line 104 of file coap_net_internal.h.
| coap_event_handler_t coap_context_t::handle_event |
Callback function that is used to signal events to the application.
This field is set by coap_set_event_handler().
Definition at line 93 of file coap_net_internal.h.
| coap_opt_filter_t coap_context_t::known_options |
Definition at line 46 of file coap_net_internal.h.
| unsigned int coap_context_t::max_handshake_sessions |
Maximum number of simultaneous negotating sessions per endpoint.
0 means use default.
Definition at line 121 of file coap_net_internal.h.
| unsigned int coap_context_t::max_idle_sessions |
Maximum number of simultaneous unused sessions per endpoint.
0 means no maximum.
Definition at line 118 of file coap_net_internal.h.
| coap_nack_handler_t coap_context_t::nack_handler |
Definition at line 85 of file coap_net_internal.h.
| ssize_t(* coap_context_t::network_read) (coap_socket_t *sock, coap_packet_t *packet) |
Definition at line 98 of file coap_net_internal.h.
| ssize_t(* coap_context_t::network_send) (coap_socket_t *sock, const coap_session_t *session, const uint8_t *data, size_t datalen) |
Definition at line 95 of file coap_net_internal.h.
| uint8_t coap_context_t::observe_pending |
Observe response pending.
Definition at line 129 of file coap_net_internal.h.
| coap_ping_handler_t coap_context_t::ping_handler |
Definition at line 86 of file coap_net_internal.h.
| unsigned int coap_context_t::ping_timeout |
Minimum inactivity time before sending a ping message.
0 means disabled.
Definition at line 124 of file coap_net_internal.h.
| coap_pong_handler_t coap_context_t::pong_handler |
Definition at line 87 of file coap_net_internal.h.
| coap_resource_t* coap_context_t::proxy_uri_resource |
can be used for handling proxy URI resources
Definition at line 51 of file coap_net_internal.h.
| coap_resource_release_userdata_handler_t coap_context_t::release_userdata |
function to release user_data when resource is deleted
Definition at line 53 of file coap_net_internal.h.
| coap_resource_t* coap_context_t::resources |
hash table or list of known resources
Definition at line 47 of file coap_net_internal.h.
| coap_response_handler_t coap_context_t::response_handler |
Definition at line 84 of file coap_net_internal.h.
| coap_queue_t* coap_context_t::sendqueue |
Definition at line 67 of file coap_net_internal.h.
| coap_tick_t coap_context_t::sendqueue_basetime |
The time stamp in the first element of the sendqeue is relative to sendqueue_basetime.
Definition at line 66 of file coap_net_internal.h.
| unsigned int coap_context_t::session_timeout |
Number of seconds of inactivity after which an unused session will be closed.
0 means use default.
Definition at line 115 of file coap_net_internal.h.
| coap_session_t* coap_context_t::sessions |
client sessions
Definition at line 69 of file coap_net_internal.h.
| coap_dtls_spsk_t coap_context_t::spsk_setup_data |
Contains the initial PSK server setup data.
Definition at line 112 of file coap_net_internal.h.
| coap_resource_t* coap_context_t::unknown_resource |
can be used for handling unknown resources
Definition at line 49 of file coap_net_internal.h.


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Note the following if you are writing an application that wants to access JE databases from multiple processes:
In JE, you must use environments. Further, a database can be opened for write access only if the environment is opened for write access. Finally, only one process may have an environment opened for write access at a time.
If your process attempts to open an environment for write, and another process has already opened that environment for write, then the open will fail. In this event, the process must either exit or open the environment as read-only.
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{% if service.is_wms %}
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{% elif service.is_csw %}
{% autoescape off %}{{ICONS.CSW}}{% endautoescape %}
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| 027:024 Khan | : |
"I found her and her people worshipping the sun instead of Allah, and Shaitan (Satan) has made their deeds fair-seeming to them, and has barred them from (Allah's) Way, so they have no guidance," |
| 027:024 Maulana | : |
I found her and her people adoring the sun instead of Allah, and the devil has made their deeds fair-seeming to them and turned them from the way, so they go not aright -- |
| 027:024 Pickthal | : |
I found her and her people worshipping the sun instead of Allah; and Satan maketh their works fairseeming unto them, and debarreth them from the way (of Truth), so that they go not aright; |
| 027:024 Rashad | : |
"I found her and her people prostrating before the sun, instead of GOD. The devil has adorned their works in their eyes, and has repulsed them from the path; consequently, they are not guided." |
| 027:024 Sarwar | : |
I found her and her people prostrating before the sun instead of God. Satan has made their deeds attractive to them. He has kept them away from the right path and they have no guidance. |
| 027:024 Shakir | : |
I found her and her people adoring the sun instead of Allah, and the Shaitan has made their deeds fair-seeming to them and thus turned them from the way, so they do not go aright |
| 027:024 Sherali | : |
'I found her and her people worshiping the sun instead of ALLAH, and Satan has made their works look beautiful to them, and has thus hindered them from the right way, so they are not rightly guided - |
| 027:024 Yusufali | : |
"I found her and her people worshipping the sun besides Allah: Satan has made their deeds seem pleasing in their eyes, and has kept them away from the Path,- so they receive no guidance,- |
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The authentication mechanism is left unspecified, so check the
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Use dbCanConnect()
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an object that inherits from DBIDriver, or an existing DBIConnection object (in order to clone an existing connection). |
... |
authentication arguments needed by the DBMS instance; these
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This object is used to communicate with the database engine.
A format()
method is defined for the connection object.
It returns a string that consists of a single line of text.
DBI recommends using the following argument names for authentication
parameters, with NULL
default:
user
for the user name (default: current user)
password
for the password
host
for the host name (default: local connection)
port
for the port number (default: local connection)
dbname
for the name of the database on the host, or the database file
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and as.character()
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So I wrote a short essay trying to clarify the point:
Imagine that telecomm is like railroading where the technology is infinitely flexible. Your track can be any gauge, your engines any size and power, your trains of any length, your cars of any type, and your cargo is loaded & packed by you and you determine its contents. You can build whatever railroad empire you want -- or, more likely, you can hire one of the telecomm corporations to do it -- as long as it rests on your own property. But that's a small domain. If you want to transport some cargo to your friend on the other side of the city, you have to use a private carrier on tracks laid down by the carrier, but which the city "owns" and leases back to the carrier. The carrier charges you a small fee for loading & unloading your cargo at the desired destination, because the carrier has to cover costs. And the carrier has to obey the law of the land on such things as track gauge, train size, and safety regulations.
In the real world, as portrayed by the vCity simulation, local government would assign the use of specific frequencies throughout the spectrum, and the use of internetworking hardware and software, to the highest bidder on a lease or rental basis only. Lease and rental fees would be examined and redefined on a periodic basis. The mode of contract would depend on whether a given locality was satisfied with its services, or desired to upgrade or expand. Our experience has shown that lease arrangements often work better for stimulating the development of new and better services, because private corporations can turn around and take massive tax write-offs for depreciation of equipment they temporarily own.
Why would any company build a telecomm network under these conditions? Very simple -- profit. Since short-term outflow is fixed but income can be variably accrued (charged) on a per-use basis, a carrier will do everything possible to encourage use. Chiefly, that means by supplying the best possible service for the lowest possible price per use; "service" defined not just in terms of carrying bitstreams back and forth, but in creating whole new ways for people to generate more bitstreams.
Gaining access to users in this world will be critical, so carriers will probably tend to engage in bidding wars for choice telecomm "estate". Denying use of or access to lines for whatever reason, such as trying to give a nuggie to a business competitor, will become economic suicide long before it becomes political suicide.


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| void | close () |
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| FileWriter (const std::wstring &file_path) | |
| FileWriter () | |
| bool | isOpen () const |
| bool | open (const std::string &file_path) |
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| size_t | size () const |
| void | write (const Serializable &object) |
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| FileWriter | ( | ) |
Constructs and un-opened instance.
| FileWriter | ( | const std::wstring & | file_path | ) |
Construct with opened file.
| file_path | The path to the log file to open. |
| SerializableError | Failed to open file |
| void close | ( | ) |
Closes the file if open.
Never throws.
| std::wstring filePath | ( | ) | const |
The currently opened filepath.
This is the empty string if no file is open.
| bool isOpen | ( | ) | const |
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| bool open | ( | const std::wstring & | file_path | ) |
Opens a single file.
| file_path | Path to file to read objects from. |
| EngineOutputDataFileError | if an error occured whilst opening the file |
| size_t size | ( | ) | const |
Returns the current size of the file.
| void write | ( | const Serializable & | object | ) |
Writes the object to file if serializableEnabled().
if !object->serializableEnabled() then the file contents are left unchanged.
| SerializableError | An error occured while writing to file. close() will have been automatically called. |
| bool writeNoThrow | ( | const Serializable & | object | ) |
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IPC Reader threads do not stop when server stops |
Critical |
. |
Todd Lipcon |
Todd Lipcon |
| HDFS-2264 |
NamenodeProtocol has the wrong value for clientPrincipal in KerberosInfo annotation |
Major |
namenode |
Aaron T. Myers |
Aaron T. Myers |
| MAPREDUCE-5046 |
backport MAPREDUCE-1423 to mapred.lib.CombineFileInputFormat |
Major |
client |
Sangjin Lee |
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| MAPREDUCE-5047 |
keep.failed.task.files=true causes job failure on secure clusters |
Major |
task, tasktracker |
Sandy Ryza |
Sandy Ryza |
| MAPREDUCE-5070 |
TestClusterStatus.testClusterMetrics fails on JDK7 |
Major |
test |
Sandy Ryza |
Sandy Ryza |
| MAPREDUCE-5072 |
TestDelegationTokenRenewal.testDTRenewal fails in MR1 on jdk7 |
Major |
test |
Sandy Ryza |
Sandy Ryza |
| MAPREDUCE-5073 |
TestJobStatusPersistency.testPersistency fails on JDK7 |
Major |
test |
Sandy Ryza |
Sandy Ryza |
| HDFS-4622 |
Remove redundant synchronized from FSNamesystem#rollEditLog in branch-1 |
Trivial |
. |
Jing Zhao |
Jing Zhao |
| MAPREDUCE-2817 |
MiniRMCluster hardcodes ‘mapred.local.dir’ configuration to ‘build/test/mapred/local’ |
Minor |
test |
Alejandro Abdelnur |
Robert Kanter |
| MAPREDUCE-5133 |
TestSubmitJob.testSecureJobExecution is flaky due to job dir deletion race |
Major |
test |
Sandy Ryza |
Sandy Ryza |
| MAPREDUCE-5218 |
Annotate (comment) internal classes as Private |
Minor |
. |
Karthik Kambatla |
Karthik Kambatla |
| MAPREDUCE-5217 |
DistCp fails when launched by Oozie in a secure cluster |
Major |
distcp, security |
Venkat Ranganathan |
Venkat Ranganathan |
| MAPREDUCE-5095 |
TestShuffleExceptionCount#testCheckException fails occasionally with JDK7 |
Major |
. |
Arpit Agarwal |
Arpit Agarwal |
| MAPREDUCE-5250 |
Searching for ‘;’ in JobTracker History throws ArrayOutOfBoundException |
Minor |
. |
Karthik Kambatla |
Karthik Kambatla |
| HDFS-4944 |
WebHDFS cannot create a file path containing characters that must be URI-encoded, such as space. |
Major |
webhdfs |
Chris Nauroth |
Chris Nauroth |
| HADOOP-9678 |
TestRPC#testStopsAllThreads intermittently fails on Windows |
Major |
. |
Ivan Mitic |
Ivan Mitic |
| HADOOP-9307 |
BufferedFSInputStream.read returns wrong results after certain seeks |
Major |
fs |
Todd Lipcon |
Todd Lipcon |
| HDFS-5003 |
TestNNThroughputBenchmark failed caused by existing directories |
Minor |
test |
Xi Fang |
Xi Fang |
| MAPREDUCE-5405 |
Job recovery can fail if task log directory symlink from prior run still exists |
Major |
mrv1 |
Chris Nauroth |
Chris Nauroth |
| MAPREDUCE-5288 |
ResourceEstimator#getEstimatedTotalMapOutputSize suffers from divide by zero issues |
Major |
mrv1 |
Harsh J |
Karthik Kambatla |
| HADOOP-9507 |
LocalFileSystem rename() is broken in some cases when destination exists |
Minor |
fs |
Mostafa Elhemali |
Chris Nauroth |
| MAPREDUCE-4366 |
mapred metrics shows negative count of waiting maps and reduces |
Major |
jobtracker |
Thomas Graves |
Sandy Ryza |
| HADOOP-9768 |
chown and chgrp reject users and groups with spaces on platforms where spaces are otherwise acceptable |
Major |
fs |
Chris Nauroth |
Chris Nauroth |
| HADOOP-9801 |
Configuration#writeXml uses platform defaulting encoding, which may mishandle multi-byte characters. |
Major |
conf |
Chris Nauroth |
Chris Nauroth |
| HDFS-4898 |
BlockPlacementPolicyWithNodeGroup.chooseRemoteRack() fails to properly fallback to local rack |
Minor |
namenode |
Eric Sirianni |
Tsz Wo Nicholas Sze |
| HDFS-5211 |
Race condition between DistributedFileSystem#close and FileSystem#close can cause return of a closed DistributedFileSystem instance from the FileSystem cache. |
Major |
hdfs-client |
Chris Nauroth |
Chris Nauroth |
| MAPREDUCE-5508 |
JobTracker memory leak caused by unreleased FileSystem objects in JobInProgress#cleanupJob |
Critical |
jobtracker |
Xi Fang |
Xi Fang |
| HDFS-5245 |
shouldRetry() in WebHDFSFileSystem generates excessive warnings |
Minor |
webhdfs |
Haohui Mai |
Haohui Mai |
| HADOOP-10009 |
Backport HADOOP-7808 to branch-1 |
Major |
. |
Haohui Mai |
Haohui Mai |
| MAPREDUCE-5569 |
FloatSplitter is not generating correct splits |
Major |
. |
Nathan Roberts |
Nathan Roberts |
| MAPREDUCE-5512 |
TaskTracker hung after failed reconnect to the JobTracker |
Major |
tasktracker |
Ivan Mitic |
Ivan Mitic |
| HDFS-4794 |
Browsing filesystem via webui throws kerberos exception when NN service RPC is enabled in a secure cluster |
Major |
security |
Benoy Antony |
Benoy Antony |
| HADOOP-10142 |
Avoid groups lookup for unprivileged users such as “dr.who” |
Major |
. |
Vinayakumar B |
Vinayakumar B |
| HADOOP-10090 |
Jobtracker metrics not updated properly after execution of a mapreduce job |
Major |
metrics |
Ivan Mitic |
Ivan Mitic |
| MAPREDUCE-5702 |
TaskLogServlet#printTaskLog has spurious HTML closing tags |
Trivial |
task |
Karthik Kambatla |
Robert Kanter |
| MAPREDUCE-5698 |
Backport MAPREDUCE-1285 to branch-1 |
Major |
. |
Yongjun Zhang |
Yongjun Zhang |
| HDFS-5685 |
DistCp will fail to copy with -delete switch |
Major |
hdfs-client |
Yongjun Zhang |
Yongjun Zhang |
| MAPREDUCE-5710 |
Backport MAPREDUCE-1305 to branch-1 |
Major |
. |
Yongjun Zhang |
Yongjun Zhang |
| HDFS-5944 |
LeaseManager:findLeaseWithPrefixPath can’t handle path like /a/b/ right and cause SecondaryNameNode failed do checkpoint |
Major |
namenode |
yunjiong zhao |
yunjiong zhao |
| HDFS-5516 |
WebHDFS does not require user name when anonymous http requests are disallowed. |
Major |
webhdfs |
Chris Nauroth |
Miodrag Radulovic |
| MAPREDUCE-5808 |
Port output replication factor configurable for terasort to Hadoop 1.x |
Minor |
examples |
Chuan Liu |
Chuan Liu |
| MAPREDUCE-5822 |
FairScheduler does not preempt due to fairshare-starvation when fairshare is 1 |
Major |
scheduler |
Anubhav Dhoot |
Anubhav Dhoot |
| HDFS-6141 |
WebHdfsFileSystem#toUrl does not perform character escaping. |
Major |
webhdfs |
Chris Nauroth |
Chris Nauroth |
| HADOOP-10562 |
Namenode exits on exception without printing stack trace in AbstractDelegationTokenSecretManager |
Critical |
. |
Suresh Srinivas |
Suresh Srinivas |
| MAPREDUCE-5877 |
Inconsistency between JT/TT for tasks taking a long time to launch |
Critical |
jobtracker, tasktracker |
Karthik Kambatla |
Karthik Kambatla |
| MAPREDUCE-5979 |
FairScheduler: zero weight can cause sort failures |
Major |
scheduler |
Anubhav Dhoot |
Anubhav Dhoot |
| MAPREDUCE-5966 |
MR1 FairScheduler use of custom weight adjuster is not thread safe for comparisons |
Major |
scheduler |
Anubhav Dhoot |
Anubhav Dhoot |
| MAPREDUCE-5968 |
Work directory is not deleted when downloadCacheObject throws IOException |
Major |
mrv1 |
zhihai xu |
zhihai xu |
| HDFS-6822 |
In branch-1, Namenode and datanode fails to replace “_HOST” to hostname for hadoop.http.authentication.kerberos.principal |
Major |
security |
Jing Zhao |
Jing Zhao |
| MAPREDUCE-6012 |
DBInputSplit creates invalid ranges on Oracle |
Major |
. |
Julien Serdaru |
Wei Yan |
| HADOOP-11035 |
distcp on mr1(branch-1) fails with NPE using a short relative source path. |
Major |
tools |
zhihai xu |
zhihai xu |
| MAPREDUCE-6009 |
Map-only job with new-api runs wrong OutputCommitter when cleanup scheduled in a reduce slot |
Blocker |
client, job submission |
Gera Shegalov |
Gera Shegalov |
| MAPREDUCE-6147 |
Support mapreduce.input.fileinputformat.split.maxsize |
Minor |
mrv1 |
zhihai xu |
zhihai xu |
| MAPREDUCE-6170 |
TestUlimit failure on JDK8 |
Major |
contrib/streaming |
bc Wong |
bc Wong |
| HDFS-7503 |
Namenode restart after large deletions can cause slow processReport (due to logging) |
Major |
namenode |
Arpit Agarwal |
Arpit Agarwal |
| MAPREDUCE-6196 |
Fix BigDecimal ArithmeticException in PiEstimator |
Minor |
. |
Ray Chiang |
Ray Chiang |
| MAPREDUCE-6198 |
NPE from JobTracker#resolveAndAddToTopology in MR1 cause initJob and heartbeat failure. |
Major |
mrv1 |
zhihai xu |
zhihai xu |
| MAPREDUCE-5272 |
A Minor Error in Javadoc of TestMRWithDistributedCache in Branch-1 |
Trivial |
test |
Zhijie Shen |
Zhijie Shen |
| MAPREDUCE-5556 |
mapred docs have incorrect classpath |
Trivial |
. |
Allen Wittenauer |
Harsh J |
| MAPREDUCE-5660 |
Log info about possible thrashing (when using memory-based scheduling in Capacity Scheduler) is not printed |
Trivial |
capacity-sched, mrv1, tasktracker |
Adam Kawa |
Adam Kawa |
| MAPREDUCE-5183 |
In, TaskTracker#reportProgress logging of 0.0-1.0 progress is followed by percent sign |
Minor |
mrv1, tasktracker |
Sandy Ryza |
Niranjan Singh |
| HDFS-6649 |
Documentation for setrep is wrong |
Trivial |
documentation |
Alexander Fahlke |
Akira Ajisaka |
| MAPREDUCE-6076 |
Zero map split input length combine with none zero map split input length may cause MR1 job hung sometimes. |
Major |
mrv1 |
zhihai xu |
zhihai xu |


⨃🄝ɨ∁ɧ⍙℟ for iOS Review
by David Blue
I’ve never understood why I never see anyone making use of the vast catalogue of nearly 140,000 standard Unicode symbols available in their social media posts, metadata, or word art. Like replacing standard bullets in our weekly newsletter with ◎ (U+25CE,) — probably my all-time favorite, or using strings of four characters for intro, ad, and station identification spots on Extratone Radio. (☉☉☉☉, for instance.) I’d like to think these uses make their experiences feel just a bit more unique to users — if only unconsciously — but I’d long wondered if I was in fact the last Unicode enthusiast alive.
The development of Jordan Hipwell’s UniChar for iOS would suggest otherwise. Its app store page describes it as “a powerful yet beautiful Unicode symbol selection app and keyboard,” and its generic webpage appears to have testimonials including a real post on the Web Site lifehacker.
UniChar is a third-party iOS keyboard that unlocks the wide wide world of weird Unicode characters. Service marks, copyright logos, mathematical symbols, technical signs like Apple’s “splat” icon or radioactivity indicators, and more are available in the standalone app as well as the keyboard add-on you can use wherever you need to type something.
Wow! I can’t believe I’d pull-quote lifehacker anywhere, but here is an iOS app that actually addresses a regular issue of my own in a beautiful and intuitive way. I actually cannot remember the last time this happened — you’d have to give me a list and a comprehensive refresher of all the ways I’ve used my iPhones in the past ten years.
Contrary to what may seem obvious, UniChar’s character selector is by far the more intuitive and efficient of these two separate ways to use it. Even in the free experience, there are simply too many characters in the catalog to reasonably browse in iOS’ old extended keyboard. (For the record, I’d like to note that UniChar is technically a “Reference Application,” but I understand if you can’t bring yourself to use the term.) Across both the seamlessly-interchangeable gallery and list views, the user can very quickly copy a character to the clipboard with 3D Touch, which works so well it’s as if it were meant only for this use from its beginning.
In the off chance you’re a longtime lover and devout user of the grander Unicode collection and an iOS user, I hope you’re now experiencing the same sort of petty enthusiasm I felt myself when I discovered it. If not, I hope you’ll take away a desire to explore it. I mean… aren’t these smileys way better than any emoji? ☺☺☺☺
Update
Despite a handful of reports of crashing issues in App Store reviews, Unichar has continued to perform admirably for me. I ended up spending $2.99 to unlock the full Unicharacter keyboard as the tremendous value of that number for the time and effort it would save myself would be more than worth it.  After all this time, I’m still giddy that someone else on Earth values these hieroglyphs as much as I do, and that they knew enough to manifest the perfect software to preserve them.


Alexander Wiethoff, Marius Hoggenmueller and Eva Hornecker. 2014. „Orkhestra: on the design of interactive media architecture for public environments,“ in Proceedings of the 8th nordic conference on human-computer interaction: fun, fast, foundational.


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VolChat is a free and open source chatting application that can be easily integrated on a website. This application does not store any chat data.
This is just an example of how the chat will look like.
The users here are stored in an array but in reality this is not practical. You might import the user details from a database.
The main aim of this project is to demonstrate the idea of volatile chat, hence the name VolChat


About US
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JOKO is headquartered in Shenzhen city, China, branch offices in Hongkong, Fuzhou, Cheungdu city, China. The production base in Putian city has a self-built 20,000-square-meter building. With Professional medical equipment production workshop, a large number of high-quality technical and management system, which is committed to providing high-quality products and services.
We focus on Electronic measuring tool, Thermometer, and hygrometer,
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We have experience of working with overseas chain stores, we think from customer's request and care of our reputation in a long-term vision.
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A website that I am making mostly from scratch with some blog posts that detail some nifty programming related things that has helped me out. If you have any comments or questions, send me an email at ram.rajagopal93@gmail.com


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These are a few of my favourite places.
Festivals
Here are some of my favorite
concerts!
Koroga festival
Sevens
Blankets & Wine
Hackathons
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favourites
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