IDEs, or Integrated Development Environments. Like Eclipse, or Code Blocks, are used to make programming easier. IDEs are basicly a big, fancy editor that has built in compiler and debugger. But what are the benefits of not using an IDE? Here is a short list of tools that I could not see myself programming without.
Linux. If you are not using an IDE you are preferably using a Unix system like linux. Because there is hundreds of small commands that replace all the functionality of an IDE. For example find or grep.
Zsh. The default shell for linux is bash. but i would recommend zsh. As it has better auto completition.
Tmux. The terminal multiplexer is awesome if you are a keyboard guy. It makes it possible to have multiple terminal instances open side by side in one terminal window
Vim. Your editor is a subject to preference (tip, all items in this list are). It doesn't really matter wich editor you choose. But the important part is that you are comfortable using it and that you can use it without moving your hand to the mouse and preferaby to the arrow keys. If you are a Vim user, then you can move around in your code without leaving the home row
Git. Even if you only code alone is git an awesome tool for programming. If you use Github then your code becomes syncronized across your mashines. And git eases backups.  Is an awesome terminal emulator where you can change every concevable preference. It is extendable by perl
Dvorak. Preferably Programmer Dvorak or anything else than QWERTY. You can use colemak or workman. It doesn't matter really. The thing with programmer dvorak is that you have to hit Shift to get the numerical keys. And thats good. Because you aren't suppose to hard code your variables anyway. And a programmer layout brings the special characters closer to your hand.


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Containing application
This is the top level application. External content is embedded as Iframes. This works analogous with the
<Webview>
component in React Native.
User ID:
Token:
Decoded token:
Actions:
Get sign-on token
Decode token
Open embedded content


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The internet is a way that allows computers (phones, tablets, servers etc) around the world to talk to one another. We send these information packets (bytes) through LAN cables or through WiFi. It used to be just text. Now computers talk using a new language called HTML (Hypertext Markup Language) to create a web page. So instead of just text, HTML allows the webpage to be in a graphical format. We will need a browsers to view HTML in a graphical format, which you will know it as a webpage. All these web pages is collectively known as the world wide web or commonly known as the web. So the internet is the physical highway between computers, the vehicles on the highway are the packets of information. There are many different types of vehicles now. The car is like the web traffic, the trucks like the email traffic and the motorcycles like your music, video, picture traffic. So the internet contains the the web, email, music, video, pictures etc.
HTML stands for Hypertext Markup Language. HTML documents form the majority of the content on the web.
HTML documents are made of HTML elements. When writing HTML, we tell browsers the type of each element by using HTML tags.  Every tag has to be correct for the computer to understand what you want it to do.
HTML elements are either inline or block. Block elements form an "invisible box" around the content inside of them.
When you enter the url for a webpage like www.google.com, your computer sends a HTTP Request to a server using HTML. The server finds the appropriate HTML document and sends it back to your computer. Your web browser on your computer will interpret the HTML into the webpage that you ultimately see on your computer screen.


Upload multiple files at the same time. See demo with upload actually working.
See source of this demo.


The benchmark_config
file is used by our scripts to identify available tests - it should exist at the root of the framework directory.
Here is an example benchmark_config
from the Compojure
framework. There are two different tests listed for the Compojure
framework.
{
"framework": "compojure",
"tests": [{
"default": {
"setup_file": "setup",
"json_url": "/compojure/json",
"db_url": "/compojure/db/1",
"query_url": "/compojure/db/",
"fortune_url": "/compojure/fortune-hiccup",
"plaintext_url": "/compojure/plaintext",
"port": 8080,
"approach": "Realistic",
"classification": "Micro",
"database": "MySQL",
"framework": "compojure",
"language": "Clojure",
"orm": "Micro",
"platform": "Servlet",
"webserver": "Resin",
"os": "Linux",
"database_os": "Linux",
"display_name": "compojure",
"notes": "",
"versus": "servlet"
},
"raw": {
"setup_file": "setup",
"db_url": "/compojure/dbraw/1",
"query_url": "/compojure/dbraw/",
"port": 8080,
"approach": "Realistic",
"classification": "Micro",
"database": "MySQL",
"framework": "compojure",
"language": "Clojure",
"orm": "Raw",
"platform": "Servlet",
"webserver": "Resin",
"os": "Linux",
"database_os": "Linux",
"display_name": "compojure-raw",
"notes": "",
"versus": "servlet"
}
}]
}
framework:
Specifies the framework name.tests:
A list of tests that can be run for this framework. In many cases, this contains a single element for the "default" test, but additional tests can be specified. Each test name must be unique when concatenated with the framework name. Each test will be run separately in our Rounds, so it is to your benefit to provide multiple variations in case one works better in some cases.setup_file:
The location of the python setup file that can start and stop the test, excluding the.py
ending. If your different tests require different setup approachs, use another setup file.json_url (optional):
The URI to the JSON test, typically/json
db_url (optional):
The URI to the database test, typically/db
query_url (optional):
The URI to the variable query test. The URI must be set up so that an integer can be applied to the end of the URI to specify the number of queries to run. For example,/query?queries=
(to yield/query?queries=20
) or/query/
(to yield/query/20
)fortune_url (optional):
the URI to the fortunes test, typically/fortune
update_url (optional):
the URI to the updates test, setup in a manner similar toquery_url
described above.plaintext_url (optional):
the URI of the plaintext test, typically/plaintext
port:
The port the server is listening onapproach (metadata):
Realistic
orStripped
(see here for a description of all metadata attributes)classification (metadata):
Full
,Micro
, orPlatform
database (metadata):
MySQL
,Postgres
,MongoDB
,SQLServer
, orNone
framework (metadata):
name of the frameworklanguage (metadata):
name of the languageorm (metadata):
Full
,Micro
, orRaw
platform (metadata):
name of the platformwebserver (metadata):
name of the web-server (also referred to as the "front-end server")os (metadata):
The application server's operating system,Linux
orWindows
database_os (metadata):
The database server's operating system,Linux
orWindows
display_name (metadata):
How to render this test permutation's name on the results web site. Some permutation names can be really long, so the display_name is provided in order to provide something more succinct.versus (optional):
The name of another test (elsewhere in this project) that is a subset of this framework. This allows for the generation of the framework efficiency chart in the results web site. For example, Compojure is compared to "servlet" since Compojure is built on the Servlets platform.
The requirements section explains the expected response for each URL as well all metadata options available.


Note: this is example is meant to show how the devtools handles overflow, it is not meant to represent a functional/usefull app.


Placeholder polyfill for IE8, IE9, and others. Written in AngularJS.
For this demo, browser placeholders are hidden, and the polyfill is force enabled. Usually, it would only be active in browsers that don't support the placeholder attribute. Visit the repo for more information.


Events
Enable interaction or add custom functions to charts with javascript events.
Adding an event your chart is as simple as defining a javascript callback / function in your page, then attaching the event to the chart.
Defining
To use events with your charts, follow these two easy steps:
- Define a javascript function within your page, before the any php render method. In the example below, the function is called "selectCallback"
- While configuring your chart in PHP, pass the event as an array key with the name of your javascript function as the value.
Acceptable events include:
- animationfinish
- error
- onmouseover
- onmouseout
- ready
- select
- statechange
{% highlight php startinline %}
PieChart('MyChart', $data, [
'events' => [
'select' => 'selectCallback'
]
])
{% endhighlight %}
{% highlight javascript startinline %}
// In the view
function selectCallback (event, chart) {
// Useful for using chart methods such as chart.getSelection();
console.log(chart.getSelection());
}
{% endhighlight %}
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News presenter Tazeen Ahmad dead: Former BBC news journalist dies at the age of 48
Tazeen Ahmad worked for BBC News, Channel 4 Dispatches and NBC News
by Lucy Needham, https://www.facebook.com/dailymirror/Former BBC and Channel 4 news presenter Tazeen Ahmad has died at the age of 48.
The award-winning journalist worked for BBC News, Channel 4 Dispatches and NBC.
Tazeen's brothers confirmed that she had died after battling cancer, leaving behind two sons.
In a statement obtained by Aljazeera they said: "We remain immensely proud of all she achieved - as a mother, journalist, writer and for her coaching work.
"So many people have been in touch remarking on her powerful ability to turn around people's lives for the better."
They continued: "She was so proud of her two young boys who are left to remember their loving, kind, smart, nurturing, beautiful mama.
"She was in an amazing room filled with sunflowers, cushions, candles and an abundance of love when she passed away, surrounded by her close friends and family."
Ms Ahmad has been described as 'one of the most gifted journalists of her generation.'
In a statement posted to Twitter, the Asian Media Awards shared: "We are deeply saddened to learn of the passing of Tazeen Ahmad. Tazeen was one of the most gifted journalists of her generation and during her life made an incredible impression on all those who met her. Our sincere condolences to her family, friends and colleagues."
Tributes have also poured in from some of Ms Ahmad's former colleagues.
BBC News' South Asia correspondent Rajini Vaidyanathan wrote: "Deeply saddened Tazeen Ahmad has died. In 2001 when I joined the launch of BBC three news, she was the Presenter. Graceful, kind and inspirational she became a mentor and friend. It meant so much to see a brilliant Asian woman excel. She was a dogged journalist + a role model."
Broadcaster Aldi Ray called Ahmad 'extraordinary' and said she was "committed to real, authentic issues & [had] an amazing ability to tell the stories to a wider audience".
Ahmad started her careers as a reporter on BBC Three's Liquid News before moving to 60 Seconds bulletins and later News Show.
She also carried out investigations for Dispatches on a range of subjects from sex gangs, female jihadis to exposing the beauty industry.
In 2015 Ahmad co-presented documentary The Truth About Child Sex Abuse on BBC Two.
She also penned a book about spending six months undercover at a supermarket checkout.
Away from journalism, Ahmad founded emotional intelligence consultancy EQ Matters.


Nicolas Pepe explains changes Freddie Ljungberg has made at Arsenal since Unai Emery sacking
Ljungberg has taken over from the sacked Spaniard on an interim basis and has already stamped his mark on the club according to Pepe
by Alex MilneArsenal winger Nicolas Pepe has revealed that interim manager Freddie Ljungberg has made alterations to the training and tactics at the club since taking over from Unai Emery.
Ljungberg is in charge on a temporary basis following the sacking of Emery earlier this month, and will be looking for his first win when the Gunners take on West Ham on Monday night.
His spell has been disappointing so far, with Arsenal drawing with Norwich and losing to Brighton in his two games in the dugout, but Pepe believes the team need time to adjust to Ljungberg's way of thinking.
"There have been some changes schedule-wise in terms of the training, Ljungberg has his own way of dictating training," Pepe said.
"Obviously he has already shared his vision. There have been a few tactical changes, but it takes time for everything to settle."
Pepe said he is drawing on his experiences at Lille to try to get through Arsenal's tough period, and knows that the club's supporters expect them to do a lot better.
He added: "Obviously it is a frustrating situation for us, but it is nothing new (for me).
"When I was at Lille we had a bit of the same, we went ten, eleven games without a win and obviously this adds to the pressure.
"We know that our fans have a lot of expectations from us."
Pepe is yet to justify the big transfer fee paid for him over the summer, and has so far scored just three goals in all competitions, with a solitary strike in the Premier League from the penalty spot.
He has not been in the starting line-up for the last five games in the league, and will be hoping that changes for the game against the Hammers.


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package producer_test
import (
"errors"
"testing"
"time"
"github.com/RedHatInsights/insights-operator-utils/tests/helpers"
"github.com/RedHatInsights/insights-results-aggregator-data/testdata"
"github.com/Shopify/sarama"
"github.com/Shopify/sarama/mocks"
"github.com/rs/zerolog"
"github.com/stretchr/testify/assert"
"github.com/RedHatInsights/insights-results-aggregator/broker"
"github.com/RedHatInsights/insights-results-aggregator/producer"
ira_helpers "github.com/RedHatInsights/insights-results-aggregator/tests/helpers"
"github.com/RedHatInsights/insights-results-aggregator/types"
)
var (
brokerCfg = broker . Configuration {
Address : "localhost:1234" ,
Topic : "consumer-topic" ,
PayloadTrackerTopic : "payload-tracker-topic" ,
Group : "test-group" ,
}
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Base UNIX time plus approximately 50 years (not long before year 2020).
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testTimestamp = time . Unix ( 50 * 365 * 24 * 60 * 60 , 0 )
)
func init ( ) {
zerolog . SetGlobalLevel ( zerolog . WarnLevel )
}
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Test Producer creation with a non accessible Kafka broker
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func TestNewProducerBadBroker ( t * testing . T ) {
const expectedErr = "kafka: client has run out of available brokers to talk to (Is your cluster reachable?)"
_ , err := producer . New ( brokerCfg )
assert . EqualError ( t , err , expectedErr )
}
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TestProducerTrackPayload calls the TrackPayload function using a mock Sarama producer.
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func TestProducerTrackPayload ( t * testing . T ) {
mockProducer := mocks . NewSyncProducer ( t , nil )
mockProducer . ExpectSendMessageAndSucceed ( )
kafkaProducer := producer . KafkaProducer {
Configuration : brokerCfg ,
Producer : mockProducer ,
}
defer func ( ) {
helpers . FailOnError ( t , kafkaProducer . Close ( ) )
} ( )
err := kafkaProducer . TrackPayload ( testdata . TestRequestID , testTimestamp , producer . StatusReceived )
assert . NoError ( t , err , "payload tracking failed" )
}
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TestProducerTrackPayloadEmptyRequestID calls the TrackPayload function using a mock Sarama producer.
The request ID passed to the function is empty and therefore
a warning should be logged and nothing more should happen.
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func TestProducerTrackPayloadEmptyRequestID ( t * testing . T ) {
mockProducer := mocks . NewSyncProducer ( t , nil )
kafkaProducer := producer . KafkaProducer {
Configuration : brokerCfg ,
Producer : mockProducer ,
}
defer func ( ) {
helpers . FailOnError ( t , kafkaProducer . Close ( ) )
} ( )
err := kafkaProducer . TrackPayload ( types . RequestID ( "" ) , testTimestamp , producer . StatusReceived )
assert . NoError ( t , err , "payload tracking failed" )
}
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TestProducerTrackPayloadWithError checks that errors
from the underlying producer are correctly returned.
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func TestProducerTrackPayloadWithError ( t * testing . T ) {
const producerErrorMessage = "unable to send the message"
mockProducer := mocks . NewSyncProducer ( t , nil )
mockProducer . ExpectSendMessageAndFail ( errors . New ( producerErrorMessage ) )
kafkaProducer := producer . KafkaProducer {
Configuration : brokerCfg ,
Producer : mockProducer ,
}
defer func ( ) {
helpers . FailOnError ( t , kafkaProducer . Close ( ) )
} ( )
err := kafkaProducer . TrackPayload ( testdata . TestRequestID , testTimestamp , producer . StatusReceived )
assert . EqualError ( t , err , producerErrorMessage )
}
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TestProducerClose makes sure it's possible to close the producer.
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func TestProducerClose ( t * testing . T ) {
mockProducer := mocks . NewSyncProducer ( t , nil )
prod := producer . KafkaProducer {
Configuration : brokerCfg ,
Producer : mockProducer ,
}
err := prod . Close ( )
assert . NoError ( t , err , "failed to close Kafka producer" )
}
func TestProducerNew ( t * testing . T ) {
mockBroker := sarama . NewMockBroker ( t , 0 )
defer mockBroker . Close ( )
mockBroker . SetHandlerByMap ( ira_helpers . GetHandlersMapForMockConsumer ( t , mockBroker , brokerCfg . PayloadTrackerTopic ) )
prod , err := producer . New (
broker . Configuration {
Address : mockBroker . Addr ( ) ,
Topic : brokerCfg . Topic ,
PayloadTrackerTopic : brokerCfg . PayloadTrackerTopic ,
Enabled : brokerCfg . Enabled ,
} )
helpers . FailOnError ( t , err )
helpers . FailOnError ( t , prod . Close ( ) )
}
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DataWriter
final class DataWriter
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Swift
var data: Data { get }
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var dataLength: Int { get }
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Swift
func writeNextUInt8(_ value: UInt8)
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func writeNextInt8(_ value: Int8)
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func writeNextBigEndianUInt16(_ value: UInt16)
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func writeNextLittleEndianUInt16(_ value: UInt16)
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func writeNextBigEndianInt16(_ value: Int16)
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func writeNextLittleEndianInt16(_ value: Int16)
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func writeNextBigEndianInt32(_ value: Int32)
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func writeNextLittleEndianUInt64(_ value: UInt64)
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func writeNextBigEndianInt64(_ value: Int64)
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func writeNextLittleEndianInt64(_ value: Int64)
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func writeNextData(_ data: Data)
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Sid Masih's Website
Contact Me
email:sid (dot) masih (at) berkeley.edu
cell:email me first
office:International Computer Science Institute (ICSI) 1947 Center Street - Room 541, Berkeley, CA 94704
Research
I am currently interested in networking autonomous cars and other vehicles.
You can check my lab at Berkeley Deep Drive and my research at Autocomm
I am currently working on synchronizing multiple streams of data for end-to-end models.
If you are interested in working at my lab drop me an email at sid (dot) masih (at) berkeley.edu.
Blockchain at Berkeley
I am currently advise Blockchain at Berkeley. I previously ran their external projects as Head of Product.
We are a student-run organization at UC Berkeley dedicated to serving the Berkeley and greater East Bay crypto and blockchain communities. Our members include Berkeley students, alumni, community members, and blockchain enthusiasts from all educational and industrial backgrounds.
If you are interested in our decal or joining one of our teams, please directly apply to the organization or decal.
Resume
Currently not activly looking for a position. Feel free to shoot me a message though.
Other Stuff
I also love history, especially World War 2 and the Cold War. I also love to read about politics. I don't know what else to write for this hipster section ... :(
Social Media (don't use it)
Publications


Basic buttons come in 7 different colors .btn .btn-default
Basic buttons in disabled states .btn .disabled
Default buttons come in 4 sizes .btn .btn-lg .btn-sm .btn-xs
Different sizes with icon only buttons
Default alternate buttons come in 4 sizes too
Different sizes with icon only buttons
Block level buttons in default and alternate styles with different sizes .btn-block
Dropdowns default in different colors with .btn .dropdown-toggle
Dropups default in different colors with .dropup
Example block level default and alternate style dropdowns and dropups with .btn-block .dropup
Grouped buttons variations in default style with .btn-group
Default toolbar buttons with .btn-toolbar
Grouped buttons variations in alternate style with .btn-group
Alternate toolbar buttons with .btn-toolbar
Vertically grouped buttons in default and alternate styles and color variations using the class .btn-group-vertical
Adding a .btn-label
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Pair programming is part of the Agile Approach to development. It means two programmers working together on one computer. Yes really.
Driver-Navigator
The way it is usually defined is something like the following, to paraphrase from a post by Corey Haines.
Traditionally, pair-programming has been introduced via the Driver-Navigator form. In this form, one member, The Driver, has the keyboard and control of the input. His job is to type and focus on the minute-to-minute coding. The other member is The Navigator. Her job is to pay attention to the code being written but with an eye to keeping the larger picture in mind, guiding the driver in the right direction. Frequently, the roles should be swapped.
Unfortunately, too often this form of pair-programming leads to the person with the keyboard writing code while the other person slowly checks out. Often the driver just goes ahead saying "just a second" and then proceeds to code in silence for minutes on end. Or there is a discussion and the driver just goes ahead and does it his way. Finally, if one of the pair is a much more experience coder then as soon as he or she is the Driver, it's all over. FAIL.
If you've experienced this as I have you've felt embarrassed to intervene. Or you've had trouble maintaining interest as you are relegated to being left behind. You feel unheard. Your time is being wasted. Maybe you are the stronger of the pair and despite your navigating gently your Driver just goes off into silent rabbit holes and resents it when you ask after minutes of silence and no typing, "what are you trying to do?" If you have to ask that question, you've already lost. In fact of all questions, that one should never arise because only happens when the Driver is trying to Navigate.
The problem is simple. We're doing it wrong. As currently defined the roles are unequal. There is nothing from stopping the driver from running ahead in silence. This must change.
Neither role should be more powerful than the other. I think we all agree with that, but no amount of saying this is true makes it so if it's not. As it currently stands, the Driver is writing the code, has full authority as to what is getting written and this need not have anything to do with "the bigger picture" the navigator is contemplating. To say these roles are equal is to engage in Unicorns and Rainbows. It doesn't work and that's why it's probably the least adopted of the Agile Framework methodology.
We should not be afraid to put one of the roles "in charge" and talk about it that way. This role should not be the Driver because the person on the keyboard can simply run away with the program. The Navigator should be in charge. The driver types nothing that the Navigator didn't say to type. \\\But///The Navigator should not be saying things like:
"Type d.e.f. space my underscore method new line"
Instead it should go something like:
"Let's make a method. What should we call it?"
Or even better:
"We need a SailboatRace class. The initialize method will create a race object from boats passed as parameters."
Everything else is left to the Driver to type out and ask questions to clarify any time they are stuck or need agreement.
"OK, I'll call the class "SailboatRace", make some attr_accessors... What should the parameters be? Sailboat names, anything else?"
Both should be asking questions of each other but the navigator is in charge of the program at a very high, almost language non-specific level.  If the roles were reversed I'd find myself as the Ruby Driver responding to a Python Navigator,
"OK, next you said process each node in the list... OK, I'll use a .map like this.
The Navigator may be in charge but nothing gets written that the Driver doesn't type. Done this way, it's a natural check. If the Driver doesn't understand, it doesn't get written. The Navigator can't just go running ahead. Under the current paradigm, the Driver runs ahead all the time. Instead, the Driver has two choices: translate the design to code or ask questions.
The terrible flaw with the way we practice it now is obvious when you hear, "Just wait," or "Hang on I'll show you what this does when I'm done." That should never happen, ever. With the modification to the roles I'm suggesting it can't. It can't come from the Navigator because he's not typing, nor can it come from the Driver because his job is to translate the Navigator's high level design.
Another sign that the current paradigm is not working is that often you see people switch and the navigator has no idea what the Driver has typed. Needless to say, this should never happen either.
The last problem that we need to discuss is what happens when two programmers are pretty equal in ability and equally insistent on their own approach. There is nothing in the structure of pair programming that breaks this impasse. Please note that there has never been an acrimonious situation when I've run into it, but it happens all the time. It's just an impasse. Usually the driver just runs ahead. This will never happen if the Navigator is in charge of the solution at a high level while the Driver is in charge of the code. If the Driver doesn't like the Navigators high level solution, he or she can ask questions, "OK, have you thought of the case..." His or her job is more Socratic. It's to get the Navigator to see the problem differently. In the end, though, it's the navigators high level solution and the Drivers code, and then you switch.
Mike Farr
Everything that's interesting to do was once impossible.
March 20, 2015


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You can do a lot of customizations on how the Windows Workflow Foundation designer will present your custom activities to the user with relatively minor work. For example, you can change the default text that gets shown on the activity (instead of the default which is the activity name), change the icon that is associated with the activity or change the size or internal alignment of text and icon.
You can do all of this without needing to step in and handle the painting of your activity in the designer yourself, which makes it quite a bit simpler. To do this, you'll want to create a custom ActivityDesigner-derived class and set or override its methods and properties as necessary. The most interesting properties here to manipulate are:
You'll also probably want to implement your own ActivityDesignerThem-derived class and override there the colors and formats used by the workflow designer to paint your activity, such as what gradient colors or back color you want to use, what text color and so on.
Here's an example of a trivial activity whose designer draws it as a rounded square, with a larger icon on top and the text of the bottom:
//
// ConsoleActivity.cs
//
// Author:
// Tomas Restrepo<EMAIL_ADDRESS>//
using System;
using System.ComponentModel;
using System.ComponentModel.Design;
using System.Drawing;
using System.Drawing.Drawing2D;
using System.Workflow;
using System.Workflow.Activities;
using System.Workflow.ComponentModel;
using System.Workflow.ComponentModel.Design;
namespace CustomDesignerShapeDemo
{
[Designer(typeof(ConsoleActivityDesigner), typeof(IDesigner))]
public class ConsoleActivity : Activity
{
public static readonly DependencyProperty TextProperty =
DependencyProperty.Register("Text", typeof(string), typeof(ConsoleActivity));
/// <summary>
/// Text to write to the console
/// summary>
public string Text
{
get { return (string)base.GetValue(TextProperty); }
set { base.SetValue(TextProperty, value); }
}
protected override ActivityExecutionStatus Execute(ActivityExecutionContext executionContext)
{
Console.WriteLine(Text);
return ActivityExecutionStatus.Closed;
}
} // class ConsoleActivity
/// <summary>
/// Customize the activity's appearance on the designer
/// summary>
[ActivityDesignerTheme(typeof(ConsoleActivityDesignerTheme))]
public class ConsoleActivityDesigner : ActivityDesigner
{
readonly static Size BaseSize = new Size(96, 96);
protected override Rectangle ImageRectangle
{
get { return CalcImageRectangle(); }
}
protected override Rectangle TextRectangle
{
get { return CalcTextRectangle(); }
}
protected override void Initialize(Activity activity)
{
base.Initialize(activity);
Bitmap bmp = Properties.Resources.CommandLine1;
bmp.MakeTransparent();
Image = bmp;
}
protected override Size OnLayoutSize(ActivityDesignerLayoutEventArgs e)
{
base.OnLayoutSize(e);
return BaseSize;
}
private Rectangle CalcImageRectangle()
{
Rectangle bounds = Bounds;
Size sz = new Size(48, 48);
Rectangle rcImg = new Rectangle();
rcImg.X = bounds.Left + ((bounds.Width - sz.Width) / 2);
rcImg.Y = bounds.Top + 4;
rcImg.Size = sz;
return rcImg;
}
private Rectangle CalcTextRectangle()
{
Rectangle bounds = Bounds;
Rectangle imgRect = ImageRectangle;
Size sz = Image.Size;
return new Rectangle(bounds.Left + 2, imgRect.Bottom,
bounds.Width-4, bounds.Height - imgRect.Height - 1);
}
} // class ConsoleActivityDesigner
public class ConsoleActivityDesignerTheme : ActivityDesignerTheme
{
public ConsoleActivityDesignerTheme(WorkflowTheme theme)
: base(theme)
{
}
public override void Initialize()
{
base.Initialize();
BorderColor = Color.FromArgb(251, 129, 6);
BorderStyle = DashStyle.Solid;
BackColorStart = Color.FromArgb(255, 128, 0);
BackColorEnd = Color.FromArgb(255, 236, 217);
BackgroundStyle = LinearGradientMode.ForwardDiagonal;
ForeColor = Color.Black;
}
} // class ConsoleActivityDesignerTheme
} // namespace CustomDesignerShapeDemo
Unfortunately, one thing I think you cannot do here is specify the alignment for the text in the activity (it always gets drawn left-aligned), so if you need to change this you might to draw your activity yourself. You can do this by overriding the OnPaint() method in your activity Designer:
protected override void OnPaint(ActivityDesignerPaintEventArgs e)
{
// ...
}
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OxygenOS 10.0.5 rolling out for OnePlus 7T w/ October 2019 patch
by Damien WildeOnePlus is rolling out the OxygenOS 10.0.5 OTA update for the OnePlus 7T which also includes the slightly out-of-date October 2019 security patch — yes, October.
The OnePlus 7T is a fantastic smartphone for under $600 and is one of the reasons that it even goes toe-to-toe with the latest Pixel 4 series. Right on the heels of the OxygenOS 10.0.4 update, this new update offers just a few tweaks and enhancements to an already superb package.
Despite the fact that some Samsung Galaxy devices and the Pixel line are already getting the November 2019 patch, this is still better than many OEMs that can’t even manage to update devices from Android Pie to Android 10.
Announced over on the official OnePlus forums, The OxygenOS 10.0.5 OTA also includes a couple of other notable tweaks including a fix for the double-tap gesture that activates your display when locked. There are also the obligatory system stability and bug fixes for the recently released OnePlus 7T. You can see the relatively brief changelog below.
OxygenOS 10.0.5 for the OnePlus 7T changelog
System
- Fixed the double-tap gesture for screen activation
- Updated Android security patch to 2019.10
- Improved system stability and General bug fixes
The OxygenOS 10.0.5 OTA should be rolling out globally now. That said, you may need to check if you have the update waiting for you — it’s always worthwhile heading to the System updates section to check regardless. Also, be sure to let us know down in the comments section if you’ve managed to get the OTA file on your OnePlus 7T.
More on OnePlus:
- Stable Android 10 update now rolling out for OnePlus 6/6T
- The OnePlus 7 Pro 5G won’t get Android 10 until Q1 2020
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Lua Control Structures
Control Structure Tutorial
lua-users home wiki
Control structures let your program make choices, or to run the same piece of code many times.
if statement
The if statement lets you run different code based on a condition:
if condition then
block
elseif condition2 then
block
elseif condition3 then
block
else
block
end
The if and elseif parts are checked in order, and once one of the conditions is true, it runs the block under it and skips to the end, ignoring any other elseif conditions after it. The else block is run if none of the conditions match. Finally, the elseif and else parts are optional.
> n = 5
> if n > 5 then print("greater than 5") else print("less than 5") end
less than 5
> n = 7
> if n > 5 then print("greater than 5") else print("less than 5") end
greater than 5
A more complex example:
> n = 12
> if n > 15 then
>> print("the number is > 15")
>> elseif n > 10 then
>> print("the number is > 10")
>> elseif n > 5 then
>> print("the number is > 5")
>> else
>> print("the number is <= 5")
>> end
the number is > 10
Notice how just one of the messages is printed, even though more than one of the conditions are true: This is because once one matches, the if statement skips checking the other conditions.
while loop
while condition do
block
end
This runs the block over and over in a loop, but on each iteration, it first checks the condition, and if it’s false, skips to the end, breaking the loop. If the condition is always false, the block will never be run.
> i = 1
> while i <= 10 do
>> print(i)
>> i = i + 1
>> end
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
repeat loop
repeat
block
until condition
Same as the while loop, except the condition is inverted (breaks the loop when true), and it’s checked after the first iteration, so the code is guaranteed to run at least once.
> i = 5
> repeat
>> print(i)
>> i = i - 1
>> until i == 0
5
4
3
2
1
numeric for loop
for variable = start, stop, step do
block
end
Runs the block with variable first being equal to start, then keeps incrementing it step amount and running the block again until it’s greater than stop. step can be omitted and will default to 1.
You can also make the step negative, and the loop will stop once the counter variable is less than the stop value.
> for i = 1, 5 do
>> print(i)
>> end
1
2
3
4
5
> for i = 1, 100, 8 do
>> print(i)
>> end
1
9
17
25
33
41
49
57
65
73
81
89
97
> for i = 3, -3, -1 do
>> print(i)
>> end
3
2
1
0
-1
-2
-3
> for i = 0, 1, 0.25 do
>> print(i)
>> end
0
0.25
0.5
0.75
1
> for i = 1, 3 do
>> for j = 1, i do
>> print(j)
>> end
>> end
1
1
2
1
2
3
Also remember that the variable in a for loop is only visible inside the block, it will not still be there containing the last value after the loop is broken.
iterator for loop
for var1, var2, var3 in iterator do
block
end
The iterator version of the for loop takes a special iterator function, and can have any amount of variables. What the loop does, how many variables it needs, and what they will be set to depends on the iterator.
This is mainly good for tables, which haven’t been introduced yet, but here’s an example to give you an idea:
> tbl = {"a", "b", "c"}
> for key, value in ipairs(tbl) do
>> print(key, value)
>> end
1 a
2 b
3 c
Here, ipairs is the iterator, which gets the numbered entries from a table in order.
break statement
The break statement causes Lua to jump out of the current loop:
> i = 3
> while true do -- infinite loop
>> print(i)
>> i = i + 1
>> if i > 6 then
>> break
>> end
>> end
3
4
5
6
With nested loops, break only affects the innermost one:
> for i = 1, 2 do
>> while true do
>> break
>> end
>> print(i)
>> end
1
2
Using break outside of a loop is a syntax error:
> break
stdin:1: <break> at line 1 not inside a loop
continue statement alternatives
Many other languages have a continue statement that skips the rest of the current iteration of the innermost loop. In Lua 5.2, this can be imitated using goto:
> for i = 1, 10 do
>> if i>3 and i<6 then goto continue end
>> print(i)
>> ::continue:: -- a name surrounded in :: :: is a goto label
>> end
1
2
3
6
7
8
9
10
Lua 5.1 and earlier doesn’t have goto, but there are other workarounds:
> for i = 1, 10 do
>> if not (i>3 and i<6) then
>> print(i)
>> end
>> end
1
2
3
6
7
8
9
10
> for i = 1, 10 do repeat
>> if i>3 and i<6 then break end
>> print(i)
>> until true end
1
2
3
6
7
8
9
10
Conditions
Conditions don’t necessarily have to be boolean values. In fact, any value is a valid condition: nil and false make the condition false, anything else (including 0) makes it true.
> if 5 then print("true") else print("false") end
true
> if 0 then print("true") else print("false") end
true
> if true then print("true") else print("false") end
true
> if {} then print("true") else print("false") end
true
> if "string" then print("true") else print("false") end
true
> if nil then print("true") else print("false") end
false
> if false then print("true") else print("false") end
false
Also there are some languages where variable assignment is considered an expression (so it can be used as a sub-expression), so code like this is written:
> i = 0
> while (i = i + 1) <= 10 do print(i) end
stdin:1: ')' expected near '='
But in Lua assignment is a statement, and the above example is a syntax error.
if/else as an expression
Some languages have a ternary operator that acts like an if/else statement, but can be used as a sub-expression. If the condition is true, it evaluates to one expression, otherwise it evaluates the other.
Lua doesn’t have such an operator, but in many cases you can imitate it using the and and or logical operators. This works for two reasons: those operators don’t even run the right-side expression if the logical result is known only from the left side result, and also they directly return the result of their sub-expressions, instead of converting them to boolean:
> = true and print("test")
test
nil
> = false and print("test") -- 'and' is always false if one of the sides are false, don't bother running the other expression
false
> = true or print("test") -- 'or' is always true if one of the sides are true, don't bother running the other expression
true
> = false or print("test")
test
nil
> = 8 or 5
8
> = true and "text"
text
This can be used to make a simple if/else expression:
> condition = true
> = condition and 2 or 4
2
> condition = false
> = condition and 2 or 4
4
> = condition and print("a") or print("b") -- only the "false" branch is run, otherwise both a and b would be printed
b
nil
Remember that “and” has a higher precedence than “or”: If the condition is false, it makes the “and” expression give up and return false. This then makes the “or” part try its right-side expression and return its value. If the condition is true, “and” will return its right-side expression. This is then given to “or”, which sees that the left result is a true condition, and just returns it.
Note that we assumed that the result of the true branch is a value that acts as a true condition. This leads to the catch: the true branch cannot evaluate to nil or false, because then the false branch will also be run and its value will be returned:
> condition = true
> = condition and false or true -- wrong result!
true
This is because the whole “and” sub-expression is now false, causing “or” to try running its other sub-expression. But it is alright to return a false value from the false branch. In fact, if you’re in a situation like the above example, you can just invert the condition and swap the contents of the branches:
> condition = true
> = not condition and true or false
false
But if both branches must return a value that acts as a false condition, there’s no way to work around that. RecentChanges · preferences edit · history Last edited September 17, 2013 5:59 pm GMT (diff)
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Press release
New action plan to inspire thousands more pupils to read
This was published under the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
New funding for book clubs and a drive to get every primary school child a library card announced
A new action plan to help improve reading standards in primary schools, including new funding for book clubs, has been announced by School Reform Minister Nick Gibb to mark World Book Day.
Raising reading standards in schools, so that every child has the skills necessary to succeed in life, is a key part of the government’s plan for education.
The latest figures show that a record proportion of children (89%) reached the expected standard of reading at age 11 (key stage 2) demonstrating that the government’s reforms are working.
However, this standard has historically been set too low. One in 5 children still leaves primary school unable to read at a standard that will ensure they are well placed to succeed at secondary school - representing thousands of pupils who are leaving primary school underprepared.
The government is determined to ensure that even more primary school pupils achieve a firm grasp of reading and are given the opportunity to experience the pleasure and enrichment that comes from the world of books. To address this, the Department for Education has today published a new plan, aimed at schools, that clearly sets out the government’s ambition for reading.
‘Reading: the next steps’ outlines new measures, including:
-
a new programme to support up to 200 primary schools, where reading attainment at key stage 2 is currently low, to set up book clubs and promote library membership, to inspire thousands more pupils to develop a love of literature
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urging all primary schools to arrange library membership for all their year 3 pupils (age 7 to 8)
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boosting the promotion of poetry in schools by funding new resources to help primary teachers to introduce poetry recitation to their pupils at an early age, as well as funding a further year’s extension of the national poetry recitation competition, Poetry by Heart
On World Book Day, School Reform Minister Nick Gibb said:
Nothing is more important than ensuring every child can read well. Poor reading can hold people back throughout their adult lives, preventing them from achieving their full potential.
Our plan for education is focused on ensuring all children leave primary school with a good grasp of literacy and develop a love of reading.
This approach is working: the proportion of 6-year-olds achieving the expected standards in the phonics screening check has risen from 58% to 74% between 2012 and 2014. That is equivalent to 102,000 more children doing well.
But our ambition is to go further, to improve fluency, exposure of pupils to great literature, and to instil the habit of regular reading. The measures outlined today are designed to build on the progress made so far and help primary schools in the vital role they play in driving up literacy standards across England.
The plan builds on the measures already introduced by the government to boost literacy and to get more children reading including:
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setting high expectations for every age through the new national curriculum for primary and secondary schools that came into force in September 2014
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strengthening the requirement in primary schools to teach children to read through systematic synthetic phonics, since evidence shows this is the most effective approach to early reading
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introducing a phonics screening check at age 6. The first 3 years of the check have enabled teachers to identify nearly 568,000 6-year-olds who needed extra support. The results from this year’s phonics check show that since its introduction 102,000 more 6-year-olds (based on 2014 figures) are on track to become confident readers
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boosting the quality of phonics teaching, by providing £23.7 million in match funding to over 14,000 primary schools, enabling them to buy systematic synthetic phonics products and training
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placing a greater focus on grammar, spelling and punctuation, with a new test for 11-year-olds and a strengthened requirement in
GCSEs
to use accurate spelling and punctuation
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introducing a catch-up premium for year 7 pupils who have not achieved level 4 at key stage 2 in reading, worth £500 per pupil. This enables secondary schools to deliver additional support, such as individual tuition or intensive support in small groups, for those pupils that most need it
Notes to editors:
-
The policy paper ‘
Reading: the next steps
’ is available on GOV.UK.
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The government is announcing today (5 March 2015) funding of £100k for a new programme that will support up to 200 primary schools, where reading attainment at key stage 2 is currently low, to set up book clubs and promote libraries. The book clubs will give children the chance to discuss in a non-classroom setting the books they have read and to develop their love of literature through discovering new authors and new stories.
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The programme, which the government will be inviting organisations to tender for, will offer information and advice to any school interested in running a book club, and will work directly with schools where reading attainment is currently low to help them set up clubs. Organisations interested in this contract should register with Redimo, the department’s e-procurement system, where it will be advertised on 12 March. Further
information on Redimo is available on GOV.UK
.
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The department funds
Poetry by Heart
to deliver a national schools poetry recitation competition. The competition is for pupils in years 10 to 13 and is run by Sir Andrew Motion and the Poetry Archive. The department is providing £570,000 of funding for the year 2014 to 2015. 1155 schools/colleges have registered to use the resources and 333 schools/colleges are taking part in the competition.


_Onegin_ ** 1/2 (out of ****)
Only a couple weeks after Neil Jordan's wrenchingly beautiful _The_End_of_the_Affair_ comes another Ralph Fiennes-starring period romance adaptation, based on the verse novel by Alexander Pushkin. In 1820s Russia, the arrogant city-bred sophisticate Evgeny Onegin (Fiennes) moves to a country estate bequeathed to him by his late uncle. There, he becomes the object of admiration for Tatyana (Liv Tyler), sister to the fiancée (Lena Headey) of his neighbor Vladimir (Toby Stephens). Onegin rejects Tatyana, and a tragedy leads him to travel abroad for years; upon his return, he suddenly feels affection for her, but it may be too late.
Thus the stage is set for grand romantic tragedy, but there's a bigger difference between _Affair_ and this film than the setting and the co-star. Where that film was fiery and passionate, director Martha Fiennes (yes, Ralph's sister; another Fiennes sibling, Magnus, provided the score) takes the approach of Onegin--cold and distant. That principle is applied to the pacing as well, making the film that much less involving, even though the two leads--in particular the radiant Tyler, very at home in period garb--do admirable acting jobs.
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You have choosen to fight
now moved to the drag racing with the group girls that were tring to bully you.


Maestro Nikola:
I have no need of your help with my work, and since you are obviously in league with Lorain, I do not choose to help you with yours.
"I'm not asking you to help me for free."
"How long are you two going to fight?"


Apache Flink Table Store 0.3.0 Release Announcement
January 13, 2023 - Jingsong LeeThe Apache Flink community is pleased to announce the release of the Apache Flink Table Store (0.3.0).
We highly recommend all users upgrade to Flink Table Store 0.3.0. 0.3.0 completed 150+ issues, which were completed by nearly 30 contributors.
Please check out the full documentation for detailed information and user guides.
Flink Table Store 0.3 completes many exciting features, enhances its ability as a data lake storage and greatly improves the availability of its stream pipeline. Some important features are described below.
Changelog Producer: Full-Compaction #
If:
- You are using
partial-update
oraggregation
table, at the time of writing, table store can’t know what the result is after merging, so table store can’t generate the corresponding changelog. - Your input can’t produce a complete changelog but you still want to get rid of the costly normalized operator,
You may consider using the Full compaction changelog producer.
By specifying 'changelog-producer' = 'full-compaction'
, Table Store will compare the results between full compactions
and produce the differences as changelog. The latency of changelog is affected by the frequency of full compactions.
By specifying changelog-producer.compaction-interval
table property (default value 30min), users can define the
maximum interval between two full compactions to ensure latency.
Dedicated Compaction Job && Multiple Writers #
By default, Table Store writers will perform compaction as needed when writing records. This is sufficient for most use cases, but there are two downsides:
- This may result in unstable write throughput because throughput might temporarily drop when performing a compaction.
- Compaction will mark some data files as “deleted”. If multiple writers mark the same file a conflict will occur when committing the changes. Table Store will automatically resolve the conflict, but this may result in job restarts.
To avoid these downsides, users can also choose to skip compactions in writers, and run a dedicated job only for compaction. As compactions are performed only by the dedicated job, writers can continuously write records without pausing and no conflicts will ever occur.
To skip compactions in writers, set write-only
to true
.
To run a dedicated job for compaction, follow these instructions.
Flink SQL currently does not support statements related to compactions, so we have to submit the compaction job through flink run
.
Run the following command to submit a compaction job for the table.
<FLINK_HOME>/bin/flink run \
-c org.apache.flink.table.store.connector.action.FlinkActions \
/path/to/flink-table-store-dist-<version>.jar \
compact \
--warehouse <warehouse-path> \
--database <database-name> \
--table <table-name>
Aggregation Table #
Sometimes users only care about aggregated results. The aggregation merge engine aggregates each value field with the latest data one by one under the same primary key according to the aggregate function.
Each field that is not part of the primary keys must be given an aggregate function, specified by the
fields.<field-name>.aggregate-function
table property.
For example:
CREATE TABLE MyTable (
product_id BIGINT,
price DOUBLE,
sales BIGINT,
PRIMARY KEY (product_id) NOT ENFORCED
) WITH (
'merge-engine' = 'aggregation',
'fields.price.aggregate-function' = 'max',
'fields.sales.aggregate-function' = 'sum'
);
Schema Evolution #
In version 0.2, the research and development of Schema Evolution has begun. In version 0.3, some of the capabilities of Schema Evolution have been completed. You can use below operations in Spark-SQL (Flink SQL completes the following syntax in 1.17):
- Adding New Columns
- Renaming Column Name
- Dropping Columns
Flink Table Store ensures that the above operations are safe, and the old data will automatically adapt to the new schema when it is read.
For example:
CREATE TABLE T (i INT, j INT);
INSERT INTO T (1, 1);
ALTER TABLE T ADD COLUMN k INT;
ALTER TABLE T RENAME COLUMN i to a;
INSERT INTO T (2, 2, 2);
SELECT * FROM T;
-- outputs (1, 1, NULL) and (2, 2, 2)
Flink Lookup Join #
Lookup Joins are a type of join in streaming queries. It is used to enrich a table with data that is queried from Table Store. The join requires one table to have a processing time attribute and the other table to be backed by a lookup source connector.
Table Store supports lookup joins on unpartitioned tables with primary keys in Flink.
The lookup join operator will maintain a RocksDB cache locally and pull the latest updates of the table in real time. Lookup join operator will only pull the necessary data, so your filter conditions are very important for performance.
This feature is only suitable for tables containing at most tens of millions of records to avoid excessive use of local disks.
Time Traveling #
You can use Snapshots Table and Scan Mode to time traveling.
- You can view all current snapshots by reading snapshots table.
- You can travel time through
from-timestamp
andfrom-snapshot
.
For example:
SELECT * FROM T$options;
/*
+--------------+------------+--------------+-------------------------+
| snapshot_id | schema_id | commit_kind | commit_time |
+--------------+------------+--------------+-------------------------+
| 2 | 0 | APPEND | 2022-10-26 11:44:15.600 |
| 1 | 0 | APPEND | 2022-10-26 11:44:15.148 |
+--------------+------------+--------------+-------------------------+
2 rows in set
*/
SELECT * FROM T /*+ OPTIONS('from-snapshot'='1') */;
Audit Log Table #
If you need to audit the changelog of the table, you can use the
audit_log
system table. Through audit_log table, you can get the rowkind
column when you get the incremental data of the table.
You can use this column for filtering and other operations to complete the audit.
There are four values for rowkind
:
- +I: Insertion operation.
- -U: Update operation with the previous content of the updated row.
- +U: Update operation with new content of the updated row.
- -D: Deletion operation.
For example:
SELECT * FROM MyTable$audit_log;
/*
+------------------+-----------------+-----------------+
| rowkind | column_0 | column_1 |
+------------------+-----------------+-----------------+
| +I | ... | ... |
+------------------+-----------------+-----------------+
| -U | ... | ... |
+------------------+-----------------+-----------------+
| +U | ... | ... |
+------------------+-----------------+-----------------+
3 rows in set
*/
Ecosystem #
Flink Table Store continues to strengthen its ecosystem and gradually gets through the reading and writing of all engines. Each engine below 0.3 has been enhanced.
- Spark write has been supported. But
INSERT OVERWRITE
and stream write are still unsupported. - S3 and OSS are supported by all computing engines.
- Hive 3.1 is supported.
- Trino the latest version (JDK 1s.17) is supported.
Getting started #
Please refer to the getting started guide for more details.
What’s Next? #
In the upcoming 0.4.0 release you can expect the following additional features:
- Provides Flink decoupled independent Java APIs
- Spark: enhance batch write, provide streaming write and streaming read
- Flink: complete DDL & DML, providing more management operations
- Changelog producer: Lookup, the delay of stream reading each scenario is less than one minute
- Provide multi table consistent materialized views in real-time
- Data Integration: Schema Evolution integration, whole database integration.
Please give the release a try, share your feedback on the Flink mailing list and contribute to the project!
List of Contributors #
The Apache Flink community would like to thank every one of the contributors that have made this release possible:
Feng Wang, Hannankan, Jane Chan, Jia Liu, Jingsong Lee, Jonathan Leitschuh, JunZhang, Kirill Listopad, Liwei Li, MOBIN-F, Nicholas Jiang, Wang Luning, WencongLiu, Yubin Li, gongzhongqiang, houhang1005, liuzhuang2017, openinx, tsreaper, wuyouwuyoulian, zhuangchong, zjureel (shammon), 吴祥平


Summer workshop 2019
The workshop adresses young scientists at M.Sc. or Ph.D. student level with a background in physics, chemistry, bioinformatics or computer science. FU-students can receive the equivalent of a 2 SWS module (5 ECTS points) for a successful completion. The workshop is from Monday 15.07.2019 until Friday 19.07.2019, each day from 10h to 16h. It will be located in the math department
Arnimallee. 6
14195 Berlin
Room 030
Main topics will be:
- Macromolecular diffusion and crowding
- Simulation of signal transduction in cells
- Particle-based reaction-diffusion simulation
- The Python/C++ based ReaDDy simulation package
Program
We will have one talk each morning and hands-on practical sessions afterwards. Friday will be all-day session.
PS=Practical session
| Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 10 - ~11 | Introduction | Reaction diffusion methods | MD and coarse graining | Self assembly | PS |
| coffee break | |||||
| ~11 - 12 | PS - ReaDDy | PS - Diffusion-influenced | PS - Topologies | PS - Topology reactions | PS |
| lunch | |||||
| 13 - 16 | PS - Observables | PS - Predator prey | PS - DNA folding | PS - Actin filaments | PS |
Prerequisites
There will be Linux PCs available. You are free to bring your own laptop, but note that we currently support Linux and
Mac only. If you bring your own laptop, make sure you have a working
installation of VMD. You should be able to run vmd
from the commandline.
The practical sessions are done in ipython notebooks. A bit of python coding might come in handy, but is not required. You will learn the necessary.
Information for non-resident applicants
PhD students and PostDocs interested in ReaDDy are welcome to participate. To register, send an email to christoph.froehner(at)fu-berlin.de stating your affiliation and research focus.
FindUs
The workshop takes place at Freie Universität, Department of Mathematics and Informatics. The nearest bus stop is “Arnimallee” on the Bus X83 route (connecting U Dahlem with S + U Rathaus Steglitz). For an area map and directions see here.
Accomodation
Freie Universität does not operate on-campus guest houses or student dormitories. Therefore, participants from outside of Berlin must arrange their own accommodation. The best way to find accommodation and benefit from special deals is booking.com. Districts well connected to campus are Steglitz-Zehlendorf, Tempelhof-Schöneberg, Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf as well as anything within the so called ‘Ringbahn’ loop.
Getting around
Berlin has an extensive public transit network (undergound, urban rail, buses, trams) with 3 tariff zones. Ticket AB (2.80€) will get you anywhere in Berlin including Tegel Airport (TXL). For Schönefeld Airport (SFX) you will need Ticket ABC (3.40€). See here for reference.
Provisions
The workshop takes place during term break and the nearby student cafeteria will be closed. For lunch please bring your own provisions or use one of the following options:
- FU Mensa, canteen, Otto-von-Simson-Str. 26, mensa card
- Kantine Julius-Kühn-Institut, canteen
- Baci’s Coffee, coffee shop, Königin-Luise-Str. 39, soups bagel cakes
- Asia Snack Dahlem, vietnamese, Königin-Luise-Str. 38
- eßkultur in den Museen Dahlem, international, Takustr. 38-40 (via car park)
Contact
scientific coordinator, registration inquiries:
Christoph Fröhner christoph.froehner(at)fu-berlin.de


SpriteBlendingMode()
语法
SpriteBlendingMode(SourceMode, DestinationMode)概要
Changes the way the sprite are blended with the background (when using DisplayTransparentSprite()). This function is for advanced users only. The result can differ depending of the underlying subsystem: for example OpenGL and DirectX doesn't behave the same.
参数
SourceMode, DestinationMode Both source and destination mode can be one of the following values: #PB_Sprite_BlendZero #PB_Sprite_BlendOne #PB_Sprite_BlendSourceColor #PB_Sprite_BlendInvertSourceColor #PB_Sprite_BlendDestinationColor #PB_Sprite_BlendInvertDestinationColor #PB_Sprite_BlendSourceAlpha #PB_Sprite_BlendInvertSourceAlpha #PB_Sprite_BlendDestinationAlpha #PB_Sprite_BlendInvertDestinationAlphaThe default values are SpriteBlendingMode(#PB_Sprite_BlendSourceAlpha, #PB_Sprite_BlendInvertSourceAlpha).
返回值
无.
已支持操作系统
所有


com.lows
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| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
bed7
public static final int bed7
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beps
public static final int beps
- See Also:
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compass29
public static final int compass29
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curved5
public static final int curved5
- See Also:
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directional2
public static final int directional2
- See Also:
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eye33
public static final int eye33
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four19
public static final int four19
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geolocalization1
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ic_launcher
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location24
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location25
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no
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psa
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push19
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push20
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push21
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speech32
public static final int speech32
- See Also:
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spherical
public static final int spherical
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st
public static final int st
- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
wtns
public static final int wtns
- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
yes
public static final int yes
- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
R.drawable
public R.drawable()


Novartis nears deal to buy U.S. biotech firm Medicines Co for about $7 billion: WSJ
by Reuters(Reuters) - Swiss drugmaker Novartis AG (S:NOVN) is nearing an agreement to acquire U.S. biotechnology firm The Medicines Co (O:MDCO) for about $7 billion, the Wall Street Journal reported on Saturday.
The deal, in which Novartis has agreed to pay $85 a share, could be announced this weekend, the Journal reported, citing people familiar with the matter.
Neither Novartis nor The Medicines Co were immediately available for comment on Saturday.


lean and kanban
lean software development - 7 principles
eliminate waste
amplify learning
decide as late as possible
deliver as fast as possible
empower the team
build quality in
see the whole
kanban
bottlenecks in the pipeline
flexibility in planning
multitasking
WIP - work in progress
pull vs push
draw your own kanban


Bluetooth-to-WebService-Relay
Web bluetooth to WebService relaying for NORDIC UART service.
Connect
Connected devices
Device id
Disconnect


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I have an unfulfilled desire to attend more classes than time permits. Below
is the list of classes, I have attended in my post-doc and graduate studies as
well as a few of my
undergraduate courses.
|
Convex Analysis and Optimization (audited) Stochastic Control Stochastic Differential Equations Probability for Application (Measure Theoretic aspect) Geometric Nonlinear Control Theory Principals of Analysis I (audited) Artificial Intelligence (online course - audited) Stochastic Processes (Measure Theoretic aspect) Estimation of Dynamical Systems Analysis for Application I Diff. Geometry on curves/surfaces (partially audited) Estimation and Detection Theory Stochastic Dynamical Systems Optimization II Convex Optimization Robotic Vision Finite element methods in scientific computing AI-Robotics (audited) Linear Algebra II Robotics (Dynamics and Control) Advanced Engineering Mathematics Optimal Control Pattern Recognition Seminar on different approaches to SLAM Neural Networks Multi-Variable Control Distributed AI (Reinforcement Learning) Fuzzy Control Machine Vision (audited) Digital and Nonlinear Control Modern Control Linear Control Systems Simulation and Modeling Soft Computing (audited) |
Prof. Nekoui Prof. Nekoui Prof. Abrishami moghaddam Prof. Teshnelab Prof. Vakili Prof. Alizadeh Prof. Alizadeh Prof. Khanmohammadi Prof. Vakili |


BulletChart Custom element Fluid Size Example. The width of the BulletChart in this demo is in Percentages.


Looking around the room both Bill and Hillary Clinton are exceptionally pleased with how large of a crowd they drew. This reporter was able to briefly catch up with them.
Aggroed: Hillary, how are you feeling today?
Hillary: Great! You know, Bill and I just couldn’t be happier to have such a large crowd gathered today. It really helps us know our place in history.
Aggroed: What a momentous occasion. What’s going through your head right now.
Hillary: Well, in just a few minutes I think those soldiers will have some thoughts on that. laughter that then turns into coughing fit. But in the meantime we just couldn’t be more excited to be with the American people on this historic day.
Aggroed: What do you think brought you here?
Hillary: Well, Aggroed, you know, it’s a combination of things. Of course Russian Collusion in the last election seems to have misplaced the American votes. Without the Russians I think everyone knows that I would have been President. But that’s just not how it played out. I supposed being scandal ridden for 30 years, and I’m not just talking about Bill here, but a whole life time of public service I think was a major contributor.
That said, the real culprit is the military tribunal we sat through. Not only was it dreadfully dull, but they decided that we were guilty of a body count in the dozens, were guilty of child trafficking especially in Haiti, don’t even mention Benghazi, Uranium One, my email server where I sold classified military secrets, or a million other things. What that court did to us was inexcusable….
Bill: But we’re not gonna let that get us down! We’re so happy the media and so many great Americans from the proud State of Texas could be here with us to celebrate this book signing.
The lights flickered a little and it was clear it was time for the show. Bill and Hillary ushered me off. They looked so happy to have a full stadium!
I’ve heard it said a few times that the promise of uncensored stories isn’t really lived up to on the Steem ecosystem. That the liberty platform isn’t important.  I say this having been banned on Facebook at least 5 times. I wouldn’t completely dismiss the power of an immutable blockchain to record political commentary.
Sorry if you were offended. I was offended when I discovered their crime spree too!
No politicians were harmed or threatened during the making of this political theater. It’s all just a joke. Calm your gender neutral chest lumps.
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[R, A]
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trait
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class
ComposVisitor
[A]
extends Visitor[Statements, A] with Visitor[Statement, A] with Visitor[PatternType, A] with Visitor[Pattern, A] with Visitor[NounPattern, A] with Visitor[VerbPattern, A] with Visitor[AdjectivePattern, A] with Visitor[Arg, A] with Visitor[OntologyFrameElement, A] with Visitor[PNP, A] with Visitor[NP, A] with Visitor[VP, A] with Visitor[AP, A] with Visitor[POSTaggedWord, A] with Visitor[ScalarMembership, A] with Visitor[Category, A] with Visitor[POSTag, A] with Visitor[Gender, A] with Visitor[Register, A] with Visitor[URI, A]
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Vitae
Email to:
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Education
May 2020
Brown University, PhD in Physics. (GPA 4.0)
Thesis: Dark Matter Searches in the Crescendo of the 21st Century Experiments
Advisor: JiJi Fan
May 2014
Chinese University of Hong Kong, MPhil in Physics. (GPA 3.6)
Thesis: Topics in Cosmic Ray Measurement and Particle Detectors Development
Advisor: Ming Chung Chu
May 2012
Chinese University of Hong Kong, BSc in Physics, minor in French. (GPA 3.6)
Thesis: Rabi Oscillation and State Construction in Quantum Bouncing Ball System
Advisor: Chi Kwong Law
Professional Experience
Aug 2014 – May 2020
Brown University
Conducted particle phenomenology research on 100 million samples of astrophysics data with Bayesian
and Markov-chain Monte-Carlo methods using SQL and Python. Simulated and analyzed a billion samples
of particle physics data of a size of several TBs using C++.
Aug 2012 – May 2014
Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
Developed a data acquisition firmware for a field programmable gate array to process sensing microchips
data at a time-scale of 10 nanoseconds, using VHDL and Verilog as firmware languages.
Aug 2010 – May 2014
Chinese University of Hong Kong
Constructed a muon telescope by programming hardware control using C. Coded a back-end C++ program for
data cleaning and signal detection on time series data of the muon telescope’s pixels.
Aug 2011 – May 2012
Chinese University of Hong Kong
Investigated quantum bouncing ball and demonstrated construction of arbitrary quantum states with Rabi oscillations.
Simulated the system using Mathematica.
May 2011 – Aug 2011
European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN)
Became the one of the first two students representing Hong Kong to participate in research in CERN.
Mechanically and electronically assembled of CMS Cathode Strip Chambers in ME4/2 site.
Project report is available HERE.
Professional Development
May 2020
Coursera Certificate
- Machine Learning, offered by Stanford University (Cert No.: WCL268LCMMBN)
- Deep Learning Specialization, offered by deeplearning.ai (Cert No.: U4GATENAVER8)
- Neural Networks and Deep Learning (Cert No.: YREX2YSE2DA2)
- Improving Deep Neural Networks: Hyperparameter tuning, Regularization and Optimization (Cert No.: 7ZQJ6G5NXHZ9)
- Structuring Machine Learning Projects (Cert No.: BMG2BDWW2GCR)
- Convolutional Neural Networks (Cert No.: TJEWTCPTYP6T)
- Sequence Models (Cert No.: R8LG5VYUY5CZ)
Jun 2017
- Summer school for particle physics, International Centre for Theoretical Physics, Triste, France.
Aug 2012
- Summer school for Italian language, Università per Stranieri di Perugia, Perugia, Italy.
Skills
- Languages: Python, C, C++, FORTRAN, Bash, SQL, VHDL, Verilog
- Softwares: Mathematica, MATLAB, Tensorflow, Keras, Jekyll, LATEX, ROOT
Awards
2013
- Department Teaching Assistantship Award
2012
- Italian consulate’s full scholarship for summer study in Perugia, Italy
- Shaw College Heads List
2011
2009
- Sir Edward Youde Memorial Prize
Languages
- English
- Mandarin Chinese
- Cantonese Chinese
- French (3 years)
- Italian (2 semesters)
Teaching Experience
Brown University
- Teaching assistant for physics laboratory for freshmen
- Teaching assistant for physics laboratory for juniors
Chinese Universe of Hong Kong
- Teaching assistant for quantum mechanics for senior
- Teaching assistant for electromagnetism and optics for seniors
T.W.G.Hs. Sun Hoi Directors’ College
- Instructor for English and Mathematics


/**
* This smart contract code is Copyright 2017 TokenMarket Ltd. For more information see https://tokenmarket.net
*
* Licensed under the Apache License, version 2.0: https://github.com/TokenMarketNet/ico/blob/master/LICENSE.txt
*/
pragma solidity ^0.4.8;
import "./UpgradeableToken.sol";
import "./ReleasableToken.sol";
import "./MintableToken.sol";
/**
* A crowdsaled token.
*
* An ERC-20 token designed specifically for crowdsales with investor protection and further development path.
*
* - The token transfer() is disabled until the crowdsale is over
* - The token contract gives an opt-in upgrade path to a new contract
* - The same token can be part of several crowdsales through approve() mechanism
* - The token can be capped (supply set in the constructor) or uncapped (crowdsale contract can mint new tokens)
*
*/
contract CrowdsaleToken is ReleasableToken, MintableToken, UpgradeableToken {
/** Name and symbol were updated. */
event UpdatedTokenInformation(string newName, string newSymbol);
string public name;
string public symbol;
uint public decimals;
/**
* Construct the token.
*
* This token must be created through a team multisig wallet, so that it is owned by that wallet.
*
* @param _name Token name
* @param _symbol Token symbol - should be all caps
* @param _initialSupply How many tokens we start with
* @param _decimals Number of decimal places
* @param _mintable Are new tokens created over the crowdsale or do we distribute only the initial supply? Note that when the token becomes transferable the minting always ends.
*/
function CrowdsaleToken(string _name, string _symbol, uint _initialSupply, uint _decimals, bool _mintable)
UpgradeableToken(msg.sender) {
// Create any address, can be transferred
// to team multisig via changeOwner(),
// also remember to call setUpgradeMaster()
owner = msg.sender;
name = _name;
symbol = _symbol;
totalSupply_ = _initialSupply;
decimals = _decimals;
// Create initially all balance on the team multisig
balances[owner] = totalSupply_;
Eif(totalSupply_ > 0) {
Minted(owner, totalSupply_);
}
// No more new supply allowed after the token creation
Eif(!_mintable) {
mintingFinished = true;
Iif(totalSupply_ == 0) {
throw; // Cannot create a token without supply and no minting
}
}
}
/**
* When token is released to be transferable, enforce no new tokens can be created.
*/
function releaseTokenTransfer() public onlyReleaseAgent {
mintingFinished = true;
super.releaseTokenTransfer();
}
/**
* Allow upgrade agent functionality kick in only if the crowdsale was success.
*/
function canUpgrade() public constant returns(bool) {
return released && super.canUpgrade();
}
/**
* Owner can update token information here.
*
* It is often useful to conceal the actual token association, until
* the token operations, like central issuance or reissuance have been completed.
*
* This function allows the token owner to rename the token after the operations
* have been completed and then point the audience to use the token contract.
*/
function setTokenInformation(string _name, string _symbol) onlyOwner {
name = _name;
symbol = _symbol;
UpdatedTokenInformation(name, symbol);
}
} |


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Source code for video_curation.google_api_helper
"""Functions to help deal with google_api."""
import json
import logging
import os
# google.oauth2 package is completely different from oauth2client
from google.oauth2 import service_account
from google.oauth2.credentials import Credentials
from google_auth_oauthlib.flow import InstalledAppFlow
# storage.put(credentials=credentials) fails with 'Credentials' object has no attribute 'to_json'. That's because google.oauth2 package is completely different from oauth2client
[docs]def get_service_from_token_file_path(token_file_path):
"""Authenticate and get api service object.
:param token_file_path: A json file containing an access token (from a prior successful oauth).
:return:
"""
credentials = None
if os.path.exists(token_file_path):
with open(token_file_path) as f:
creds_data = json.load(f)
credentials = Credentials('access_token',
refresh_token=creds_data['refresh_token'],
token_uri=creds_data['token_uri'],
client_id=creds_data['client_id'],
client_secret=creds_data['client_secret'])
if credentials is None:
logging.warning("could not retrieve oauth credentials from '%r'", token_file_path)
return credentials
[docs]def get_credentials(service_account_file=None, token_file_path=None, client_secrets_file=None, scopes=None):
"""
Note: Passing service_account_file does not seem to work as intended.
:param service_account_file:
:param token_file_path: A json file containing an access token (from a prior successful oauth).
:param client_secrets_file:
:param scopes:
:return:
"""
credentials = None
if service_account_file is not None and os.path.exists(service_account_file):
unscoped_credentials = service_account.Credentials.from_service_account_file(service_account_file)
credentials = unscoped_credentials.with_scopes(scopes)
else:
# Access Token file is the result of oauth. If it exists, we might avoid having to do another oauth.
if token_file_path is not None:
credentials = get_service_from_token_file_path(token_file_path)
if credentials is None:
assert client_secrets_file is not None and scopes is not None
if perform_oauth(scopes=scopes, token_file_path=token_file_path, client_secrets_file=client_secrets_file):
credentials = get_service_from_token_file_path(token_file_path)
logging.info("Logged in successfully with oauth.")
else:
logging.error("Login failure!")
return credentials
[docs]def get_api_request_dict(properties):
"""Build a resource based on a list of properties given as key-value pairs. Leave properties with empty values out of the inserted resource.
:param properties: a dict
:return:
"""
resource = {}
for p in properties:
# Given a key like "snippet.title", split into "snippet" and "title", where
# "snippet" will be an object and "title" will be a property in that object.
prop_array = p.split('.')
ref = resource
for pa in range(0, len(prop_array)):
is_array = False
key = prop_array[pa]
# For properties that have array values, convert a name like
# "snippet.tags[]" to snippet.tags, and set a flag to handle
# the value as an array.
if key[-2:] == '[]':
key = key[0:len(key)-2:]
is_array = True
if pa == (len(prop_array) - 1):
# Leave properties without values out of inserted resource.
if properties[p]:
if is_array:
if isinstance(properties[p], str):
ref[key] = properties[p].split(',')
else:
ref[key] = properties[p]
else:
ref[key] = properties[p]
elif key not in ref:
# For example, the property is "snippet.title", but the resource does
# not yet have a "snippet" object. Create the snippet object here.
# Setting "ref = ref[key]" means that in the next time through the
# "for pa in range ..." loop, we will be setting a property in the
# resource's "snippet" object.
ref[key] = {}
ref = ref[key]
else:
# For example, the property is "snippet.description", and the resource
# already has a "snippet" object.
ref = ref[key]
return resource


Connect is an extensible HTTP server framework for node, providing high performance "plugins" known as middleware.
Connect is bundled with over 20 commonly used middleware, including
a logger, session support, cookie parser, and more. Be sure to view the 2.x documentation.
var connect = require('connect')
, http = require('http');
var app = connect()
.use(connect.favicon())
.use(connect.logger('dev'))
.use(connect.static('public'))
.use(connect.directory('public'))
.use(connect.cookieParser())
.use(connect.session({ secret: 'my secret here' }))
.use(function(req, res){
res.end('Hello from Connect!\n');
});
http.createServer(app).listen(3000);
first:
$ npm install -d
then:
$ make test
https://github.com/senchalabs/connect/graphs/contributors
Connect < 1.x
is compatible with node 0.2.x
Connect 1.x
is compatible with node 0.4.x
Connect 2.x
is compatible with node 0.6.x
Connect (master) is compatible with node 0.8.x
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middleware created by/copyright of FAMFAMFAM.


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| int | getPopulation () |
| void | setPopulation (int population) |
| int | getX () |
| void | setX (int x) |
| int | getY () |
| void | setY (int y) |
| int | getProductivity () |
| void | setProductivity (int productivity) |
| int | getNumPlots () |
| void | setNumPlots (int numPlots) |
| boolean | isWaterNearby () |
| void | setWaterNearby (boolean waterNearby) |
| int | getHunt_cost () |
| void | setHunt_cost (int hunt_cost) |
| int | getWater_cost () |
| void | setWater_cost (int water_cost) |
| int | getWood_cost () |
| void | setWood_cost (int wood_cost) |
| int | getPotentialEnergy () |
| void | setPotentialEnergy (int potentialEnergy) |
| int | compareTo (ImaginaryCell compareCell) |


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Supreme Court issues notice to ED on bail plea filed by P Chidambaram in INX Media case
The Supreme Court has issued a notice to ED on a petition filed by Chidambaram challenging the judgment of the Delhi HC denying him bail in the money laundering case.
HIGHLIGHTS
- SC notice to ED on bail plea of Chidambaram in INX Media case
- Supreme Court has asked the ED to file a reply by Monday
- The next date of hearing in the case is November 26
The Supreme Court on Wednesday issued a notice to the Enforcement Directorate (ED) on the bail plea of senior Congress leader P Chidambaram in the INX Media money-laundering case.
Chidambaram had approached the Supreme Court challenging the judgment of the Delhi High Court denying him bail in the money laundering case lodged by the ED.
The probe agency has been asked to file a reply by Monday. The next date of hearing is November 26.
A bench, headed by newly sworn-in Chief Justice of India SA Bobde, had on Monday ordered the listing of the bail plea.
The Delhi High Court had on November 15 dismissed Chidambaram''s bail plea in the case filed by the ED, saying prima facie allegations against him were serious in nature and he played an "active and key role" in the offence.
Chidambaram was first arrested by the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) on August 21 in the INX Media corruption case and was granted bail by the Supreme Court on October 22.
Chidambaram, who was arrested by the ED in the money laundering case on October 16, is presently in judicial custody till November 27 under the order of a trial court.
The CBI had registered the case on May 15, 2017, alleging irregularities in a Foreign Investment Promotion Board (FIPB) clearance granted to the INX Media group for receiving overseas funds of Rs 305 crore in 2007 during Chidambaram's tenure as the Union finance minister.
Thereafter, the ED had lodged a money laundering case in this regard in the same year.


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Welcome to the Official Brian Makau website.
A Junior Developer currently enrolled in Moringa School.
Don't worry if it doesn't work right. If everything did, you'd be out of a job.