| Class | ActiveMerchant::Billing::BeanstreamGateway |
| In: |
lib/active_merchant/billing/gateways/beanstream.rb
|
| Parent: | Gateway |
This class implements the Canadian Beanstream payment gateway. It is also named TD Canada Trust Online Mart payment gateway. To learn more about the specification of Beanstream gateway, please read the OM_Direct_Interface_API.pdf, which you can get from your Beanstream account or get from me by email.
Example authorization (Beanstream PA transaction type): twenty = 2000 gateway = BeanstreamGateway.new( :login => '100200000', :user => 'xiaobozz', :password => 'password' ) credit_card = CreditCard.new( :number => '4030000010001234', :month => 8, :year => 2011, :first_name => 'xiaobo', :last_name => 'zzz', :verification_value => 137 ) response = gateway.authorize(twenty, credit_card, :order_id => '1234', :billing_address => { :name => 'xiaobo zzz', :phone => '555-555-5555', :address1 => '1234 Levesque St.', :address2 => 'Apt B', :city => 'Montreal', :state => 'QC', :country => 'CA', :zip => 'H2C1X8' }, :email =><EMAIL_ADDRESS>:subtotal => 800, :shipping => 100, :tax1 => 100, :tax2 => 100, :custom => 'reference one' )
| URL | = | 'https://www.beanstream.com/scripts/process_transaction.asp' |
| TRANSACTIONS | = | { 'authorization' => 'PA', 'purchase' => 'P', 'capture' => 'PAC' |
| CVD_CODES | = | { '1' => 'M', '2' => 'N', '3' => 'I', '4' => 'S', '5' => 'U', '6' => 'P' |
| AVS_CODES | = | { '0' => 'R', '5' => 'I', '9' => 'I' |
Only :login is required by default, which is the merchant‘s merchant ID. If you‘d like to perform void, capture or credit transactions then you‘ll also need to add a username and password to your account under administration -> account settings -> order settings -> Use username/password validation
# File lib/active_merchant/billing/gateways/beanstream.rb, line 99 99: def initialize(options = {}) 100: requires!(options, :login) 101: @options = options 102: super 103: end
# File lib/active_merchant/billing/gateways/beanstream.rb, line 105 105: def authorize(money, credit_card, options = {}) 106: post = {} 107: add_amount(post, money) 108: add_invoice(post, options) 109: add_credit_card(post, credit_card) 110: add_address(post, options) 111: 112: commit('authorization', money, post) 113: end
# File lib/active_merchant/billing/gateways/beanstream.rb, line 125 125: def capture(money, authorization, options = {}) 126: post = {} 127: add_reference(post, authorization) 128: add_amount(post, money) 129: add_invoice(post, options) 130: add_address(post, options) 131: commit('capture', money, post) 132: end
# File lib/active_merchant/billing/gateways/beanstream.rb, line 115 115: def purchase(money, credit_card, options = {}) 116: post = {} 117: add_amount(post, money) 118: add_invoice(post, options) 119: add_credit_card(post, credit_card) 120: add_address(post, options) 121: 122: commit('purchase', money, post) 123: end


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Users can be notified when the status for a metric changes either by email or SMS.
Notifications are sent to users with a valid email or phone number and for instances for which notifications are activated.
Below you can test if notifications are correctly configured.


TileDB-R
is a R interface to the TileDB Storage Manager.
Warning: The R interface to TileDB is under development and the API is subject to change.
TileDB needs to be installed beforehand (from a package or from source) for the TileDB-R package to build and link correctly:
The TileDB-R
package has not been published on CRAN and must be installed from source.
The most recent released version can be installed from Github using the package devtools.
install.packages("devtools")
library(devtools)
devtools::install_github("TileDB-Inc/TileDB-R@latest")
If the TileDB library is installed in a custom location, you need to pass the explicit path:
devtools::install_github("TileDB-Inc/TileDB-R@latest",
args="--configure-args='--with-tiledb=/path/to/tiledb'"")
To build the latest development version of TileDB-R:
Note The TileDB-R package is developed against latest stable (v1.3.x
) version of TileDB
If you are using the TileDB Conda package, you may need to explicitly add the conda path after activating the environment with conda activate tiledb
. More information on the TileDB conda installation documentation page.
Instructions for setting up a RStudio devlopment environment, building, and testing the TileDB-R package are located in the developer documentation wiki.


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You can configure your environment using a YAML (.yml) config file, which will be read by the dld.py
bootstrap script.
Just create a file named dld.yml
and the script will look out for this file. The script behaviour can also be adjusted with
some command line switches:
-c
or --config
-f
or --file
datasets
entry with a file
key)-l
or --location
datasets
entry with a file
key)-u
or --uri
default_graph
key under settings
)-w
or --working-directory
dld.py
will process the configuraion YAML, taking care of the following steps for you:
The provided containers of the resulting orchestration will coordinate themselves so that load components will perform bulk-imports to the store component. present components will know how to use the SPARQL-endpoint exposed by the store to allow for navigation (and possibly authoring).
The main part of the scripts work is to translate the dld.yml file to a Docker Compose file. The script also downloads or copies your data into a given or default working directory and informs docker compose about the location of the provisioned data.
With the following list you can understand all keywords usable within the dld configuration file:
datasets
statement.datasets
statement.datasets
statement.datasets
statement.datasets
statement.settings
statement.components
statement.
aksw/dld-store-virtuoso7
components
statement.components
statement.aksw/dld-present-ontowiki
The keys under components
and present
(e.g. store
, load
, ontowiki
) will be part of the created docker containers. The corresponding values can be either just image names or key-value mappings themselves. These sub-ordinated key-value pairs are copied unaltered as docker-compose settings for the created containers (see the docker-compose YAML reference).
The following shows a simple example of a `dld.yml` file. Keys marked in yellow are introduced and processed by the dld bootstrap script and keys marked in blue are docker-compose keys.
datasets:
site: #identifier for dataset
graph_name: "http://example.org/"
file: "hello.ttl"
components:
store:
image: aksw/dld-store-virtuoso7
ports: ["8895:8890"]
environment:
PWDDBA: "dba"
load:
image: aksw/dld-load-virtuoso
settings:
default_graph: "http://example.org/"
load: environment: DEFAULT_GRAPH: 'http://example.org/' image: aksw/dld-load-virtuoso links: - store volumes: - '/usr/src/app/examples/simple/wd-dld/models:/import' volumes_from: - store store: environment: DEFAULT_GRAPH: 'http://example.org/' PWDDBA: dba image: aksw/dld-store-virtuoso7 ports: - '8895:8890'
And now a more complicated example. Again, the yellow marked keys are processed by the dld bootstrap script and keys marked in blue are docker-compose keys.
datasets: site: graph_name: "http://pfarrerbuch.comiles.eu/" file: "pfarrerbuch.ttl" sachsen: graph_name: "http://pfarrerbuch.comiles.eu/sachsen/" file: "sachsen.ttl" hp-vocab: graph_name: "http://purl.org/voc/hp/" file: "hp-vocab.ttl" components: store: image: aksw/dld-store-virtuoso7 volume: /tmp/volumes/virtuoso/ environment: PWDDBA: "aslkdcoiqwecpqow" load: image: aksw/dld-load-virtuoso backup: image: aksw/dld-backup-virtuoso target: git: git@git.aksw.org:/pfarrerbuch.models sshkey: "id_rsa" present: ontowiki: image: aksw/dld-present-pfarrerbuch ports: '8080:80' settings: default_graph: "http://pfarrerbuch.comiles.eu/"
load: environment: DEFAULT_GRAPH: 'http://pfarrerbuch.comiles.eu/' image: aksw/dld-load-virtuoso links: - store volumes: - '/usr/src/app/examples/pfarrerbuch/wd-dld/models:/import' volumes_from: - store presentontowiki: environment: DEFAULT_GRAPH: 'http://pfarrerbuch.comiles.eu/' image: - aksw/dld-present-pfarrerbuch links: - store ports: - '8080:80' store: environment: DEFAULT_GRAPH: 'http://pfarrerbuch.comiles.eu/' PWDDBA: aslkdcoiqwecpqow image: aksw/dld-store-virtuoso7 volume: /tmp/volumes/virtuoso/


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No, You Can’t Manufacture That Like Apple Does
Startups can’t do things the same way big companies do


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Type Function Library display.* Return value DisplayObject Revision Current Public Release (2013.2076) Keywords text, text object See also object:setFillColor()
display.newEmbossedText()
Using Custom Fonts
Creates a text object. The local origin is at the center of the text. Supports multi-line text by specifying a width
and height
when the object is created (optional).
By default, the text color is white ( 1, 1, 1 )
. See object:setFillColor() for more information.
display.newText( { options } )
This function takes a single argument, options
, which is a table that accepts the following parameters:
GroupObject. Display group in which to insert the text object.
String. The text to display.
Numbers. Coordinates for the object's x and y center point.
Numbers. Optional parameters to enable multi-line text. Text will be wrapped at width
and be cropped at height
. Set height
to 0
and the text box height will adjust to the amount of text, but never exceed the maximum texture height for the device. Both width
and height
are required if you use the align
property (see below).
String. Names the font. Obtain an array of available fonts via native.getFontNames(). Alternatively, you can pass the following constants instead of a string:
native.systemFont
native.systemFontBold
Number. The size of the text in content-pixels.
String. This specifies the alignment of the text when a width
parameter is supplied. Default value is "left"
. Valid values are "left"
, "center"
, or "right"
.
Either of the following are valid:
display.newText( [parentGroup,] text, x, y, font, fontSize )
display.newText( [parentGroup,] text, x, y, [width, height,] font, fontSize )
GroupObject. Display group in which to insert the text object.
String. The text to display.
Numbers. Coordinates for the object's x and y center point.
Numbers. Optional arguments to enable multi-line text. Text will be wrapped at width
and be cropped at height
. Set height
to 0
and the text box height will adjust to the amount of text, but never exceed the maximum texture height for the device.
String. Names the font. Obtain an array of available fonts via native.getFontNames(). Alternatively, you can pass the following constants instead of a string:
native.systemFont
native.systemFontBold
Number. The size of the text in content-pixels.
newText
object uses a mask when the object is created. Since there is a masking nesting limit of three on all platforms, care must be taken when inserting text into newContainers
, ScrollView
or TableView
objects (which also consume a mask). If you exceed the mask nesting limit, the text may appear as a solid (white) block.local myText = display.newText( "Hello World!", 0, 0, native.systemFont, 16 )
myText:setFillColor( 1, 0, 0 )
local myText = display.newText( "Hello World!", 0, 0, display.contentWidth, display.contentHeight * 0.5, native.systemFont, 16 )
myText:setFillColor( 1, 0, 0 )
local myText = display.newText( "hello", 0, 0, native.systemFontBold, 12 )
myText:setFillColor( 1, 0, 0 )
myText.text = "Hello World!"
local options =
{
--parent = textGroup,
text = "Hello World",
x = 150,
y = 150,
width = 128, --required for multi-line and alignment
height = 300, --required for multi-line and alignment
font = native.systemFontBold,
fontSize = 18,
align = "right" --new alignment parameter
}
local myText = display.newText( options )
myText:setFillColor( 1, 0, 0 )


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Delta (δ) is the rate of change between the option's price and a $1 change in the asset's price. Additionally, delta represents a hedge ratio for creating a delta-neutral position or the probability that it will expire in the money.
Rho (ρ) is the rate of change between the option's value and 1% change in the interest rate. In other words it measures the sensitivity to the interest rate. Rho is greatest for at-the-money options with long times until expiration.
Theta (θ) is the rate of change between the option price and time, or time sensitivity. It indicates the amount an option's price would decrease as the expiration date draws nearer. Theta increases when options are at the money and decreases when options are in and out of the money.
Vega (ν) is the rate of change between an option's value and the underlying asset's implied volatility, the option's sensitivity to volatility. Vega indicates the amount an option's price changes given a 1% change in implied volatility.
Gamma (γ) is the rate of change between an option's delta and the underlying asset's price, second-order price sensitivity. Gamma indicates the amount the delta would change given a $1 move in the underlying security.


5.4. MakeThe make utility sorts out dependency relations between files, automatically determines which pieces need to be recompiled, and issues commands to recompile them. It is the biggest contribution to the UNIX development environment dating back to System V enabling easy management of large program projects. Over the years, make has been changed and enhanced. AIX still uses a version of the UNIX System V make, which is not compatible in Linux. To build code in Linux, you must use the GNU Make (gmake), which is part of the FSF GNU GCC (GNU Compiler Collection). The GNU Make includes enhanced features that are not included in the traditional make. 5.4.1. gmake Condition StatementsOne of the most useful features that gmake has and regular make does not is the use of conditional statements. Example 5-1 examines this useful feature. Example 5-1. GNU Makefile
The traditional AIX make generates the following errors: /: > make "Makefile", line 22: make: 1254-055 Dependency line needs colon or double colon operator. "Makefile", line 24: make: 1254-055 Dependency line needs colon or double colon operator. "Makefile", line 26: make: 1254-055 Dependency line needs colon or double colon operator. make: 1254-058 Fatal errors encountered -- cannot continue. The same makefile builds fine with GNU Make. For a list of other enhancements, visit the official GNU home page (at the time of this writing www.gnu.org/software/make/manual/make.html). |


类 SET<Key extends java.lang.Comparable<Key>>
- java.lang.Object
-
- edu.princeton.cs.algs4.SET<Key>
-
- 类型参数:
Key
- the generic type of a key in this set
- 所有已实现的接口:
java.lang.Iterable<Key>
public class SET<Key extends java.lang.Comparable<Key>> extends java.lang.Object implements java.lang.Iterable<Key>
TheSET
class represents an ordered set of comparable keys. It supports the usual add, contains, and delete methods. It also provides ordered methods for finding the minimum, maximum, floor, and ceiling and set methods for union, intersection, and equality.Even though this implementation include the method
equals()
, it does not support the methodhashCode()
because sets are mutable.This implementation uses a balanced binary search tree. It requires that the key type implements the
Comparable
interface and calls thecompareTo()
and method to compare two keys. It does not call eitherequals()
orhashCode()
. The add, contains, delete, minimum, maximum, ceiling, and floor methods take logarithmic time in the worst case. The size, and is-empty operations take constant time. Construction takes constant time.For additional documentation, see Section 3.5 of Algorithms in Java, 4th Edition by Robert Sedgewick and Kevin Wayne.
-
-
方法概要
所有方法 静态方法 实例方法 具体方法 修饰符和类型 方法 说明 void
add(Key key)
Adds the key to this set (if it is not already present).Key
ceiling(Key key)
Returns the smallest key in this set greater than or equal tokey
.boolean
contains(Key key)
Returns true if this set contains the given key.void
delete(Key key)
Removes the specified key from this set (if the set contains the specified key).boolean
equals(java.lang.Object other)
Compares this set to the specified set.Key
floor(Key key)
Returns the largest key in this set less than or equal tokey
.int
hashCode()
This operation is not supported because sets are mutable.SET<Key>
intersects(SET<Key> that)
Returns the intersection of this set and that set.boolean
isEmpty()
Returns true if this set is empty.java.util.Iterator<Key>
iterator()
Returns all of the keys in this set, as an iterator.static void
main(java.lang.String[] args)
Unit tests theSET
data type.Key
max()
Returns the largest key in this set.Key
min()
Returns the smallest key in this set.int
size()
Returns the number of keys in this set.java.lang.String
toString()
Returns a string representation of this set.SET<Key>
union(SET<Key> that)
Returns the union of this set and that set.
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public void add(Key key)
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key
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java.lang.IllegalArgumentException
- ifkey
isnull
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ceiling
public Key ceiling(Key key)
Returns the smallest key in this set greater than or equal tokey
.- 参数:
key
- the key- 返回:
- the smallest key in this set greater than or equal to
key
- 抛出:
java.lang.IllegalArgumentException
- ifkey
isnull
java.util.NoSuchElementException
- if there is no such key
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public boolean contains(Key key)
Returns true if this set contains the given key.- 参数:
key
- the key- 返回:
true
if this set containskey
;false
otherwise- 抛出:
java.lang.IllegalArgumentException
- ifkey
isnull
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public void delete(Key key)
Removes the specified key from this set (if the set contains the specified key).- 参数:
key
- the key- 抛出:
java.lang.IllegalArgumentException
- ifkey
isnull
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equals
public boolean equals(java.lang.Object other)
Compares this set to the specified set.Note that this method declares two empty sets to be equal even if they are parameterized by different generic types. This is consistent with the behavior of
equals()
within Java's Collections framework.- 覆盖:
equals
在类中java.lang.Object
- 参数:
other
- the other set- 返回:
true
if this set equalsother
;false
otherwise
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public Key floor(Key key)
Returns the largest key in this set less than or equal tokey
.- 参数:
key
- the key- 返回:
- the largest key in this set table less than or equal to
key
- 抛出:
java.lang.IllegalArgumentException
- ifkey
isnull
java.util.NoSuchElementException
- if there is no such key
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hashCode
public int hashCode()
This operation is not supported because sets are mutable.- 覆盖:
hashCode
在类中java.lang.Object
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- does not return a value
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java.lang.UnsupportedOperationException
- if called
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public SET<Key> intersects(SET<Key> that)
Returns the intersection of this set and that set.- 参数:
that
- the other set- 返回:
- the intersection of this set and that set
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java.lang.IllegalArgumentException
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isnull
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public boolean isEmpty()
Returns true if this set is empty.- 返回:
true
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otherwise
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Returns all of the keys in this set, as an iterator. To iterate over all of the keys in a set namedset
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Unit tests theSET
data type.- 参数:
args
- the command-line arguments
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Returns the largest key in this set.- 返回:
- the largest key in this set
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Returns the smallest key in this set.- 返回:
- the smallest key in this set
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Returns the number of keys in this set.- 返回:
- the number of keys in this set
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toString
public java.lang.String toString()
Returns a string representation of this set.- 覆盖:
toString
在类中java.lang.Object
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Sense Android Library
2.7.0
Android library project for the Sense Platform
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| static final String | STATUS_PREFS = SensePrefs.STATUS_PREFS |
| static final String | PREF_STATUS_MAIN = Status.MAIN |
| static final String | PREF_STATUS_AMBIENCE = Status.AMBIENCE |
| static final String | PREF_STATUS_DEV_PROX = Status.DEV_PROX |
| static final String | PREF_STATUS_EXTERNAL = Status.EXTERNAL |
| static final String | PREF_STATUS_LOCATION = Status.LOCATION |
| static final String | PREF_STATUS_MOTION = Status.MOTION |
| static final String | PREF_STATUS_PHONESTATE = Status.PHONESTATE |
| static final String | PREF_STATUS_POPQUIZ = Status.POPQUIZ |
| static final String | PREF_AUTOSTART = Status.AUTOSTART |
| static final String | PREF_ALIVE = "alive" |
| static final String | AUTH_PREFS = SensePrefs.AUTH_PREFS |
| static final String | PREF_LOGIN_COOKIE = Auth.LOGIN_COOKIE |
| static final String | PREF_LOGIN_USERNAME = Auth.LOGIN_USERNAME |
| static final String | PREF_LOGIN_NAME = "login_name" |
| static final String | PREF_SENSOR_LIST = Auth.SENSOR_LIST |
| static final String | PREF_SENSOR_LIST_TIME = Auth.SENSOR_LIST_TIME |
| static final String | PREF_DEV_MODE = Advanced.DEV_MODE |
| static final String | PREF_DEVICE_ID = Auth.DEVICE_ID |
| static final String | PREF_DEVICE_ID_TIME = Auth.DEVICE_ID_TIME |
| static final String | PREF_DEVICE_TYPE = Auth.DEVICE_TYPE |
| static final String | PREF_PHONE_IMEI = Auth.PHONE_IMEI |
| static final String | PREF_PHONE_TYPE = Auth.PHONE_TYPE |
| static final String | PREF_LOGIN_PASS = Auth.LOGIN_PASS |
| static final String | MAIN_PREFS = SensePrefs.MAIN_PREFS |
| static final String | PREF_AMBIENCE_LIGHT = Ambience.LIGHT |
| static final String | PREF_AMBIENCE_MIC = Ambience.MIC |
| static final String | PREF_SAMPLE_RATE = Main.SAMPLE_RATE |
| static final String | PREF_LAST_STATUS = Main.LAST_STATUS |
| static final String | PREF_LOCATION_GPS = Location.GPS |
| static final String | PREF_LOCATION_NETWORK = Location.NETWORK |
| static final String | PREF_LOCATION_AUTO_GPS = Location.AUTO_GPS |
| static final String | PREF_PROXIMITY_BT = DevProx.BLUETOOTH |
| static final String | PREF_PROXIMITY_WIFI = DevProx.WIFI |
| static final String | PREF_MOTION_FALL_DETECT = Motion.FALL_DETECT |
| static final String | PREF_MOTION_FALL_DETECT_DEMO = Motion.FALL_DETECT_DEMO |
| static final String | PREF_QUIZ_RATE = Quiz.RATE |
| static final String | PREF_QUIZ_SILENT_MODE = Quiz.SILENT_MODE |
| static final String | PREF_QUIZ_SYNC = Quiz.SYNC |
| static final String | PREF_QUIZ_SYNC_TIME = Quiz.SYNC_TIME |
| static final String | PREF_SYNC_RATE = Main.SYNC_RATE |
| static final String | PREF_BIOHARNESS = ZephyrBioHarness.MAIN |
| static final String | PREF_BIOHARNESS_ACC = ZephyrBioHarness.ACC |
| static final String | PREF_BIOHARNESS_HEART_RATE = ZephyrBioHarness.HEART_RATE |
| static final String | PREF_BIOHARNESS_TEMP = ZephyrBioHarness.TEMP |
| static final String | PREF_BIOHARNESS_RESP = ZephyrBioHarness.RESP |
| static final String | PREF_BIOHARNESS_BLOOD_PRESSURE = "zephyrBioHarness_bloodP" |
| static final String | PREF_BIOHARNESS_WORN_STATUS = ZephyrBioHarness.WORN_STATUS |
| static final String | PREF_BIOHARNESS_BATTERY = ZephyrBioHarness.BATTERY |
| static final String | PREF_HXM = ZephyrHxM.MAIN |
| static final String | PREF_HXM_SPEED = ZephyrHxM.SPEED |
| static final String | PREF_HXM_HEART_RATE = ZephyrHxM.HEART_RATE |
| static final String | PREF_HXM_BATTERY = ZephyrHxM.BATTERY |
| static final String | PREF_HXM_DISTANCE = ZephyrHxM.DISTANCE |
| static final String | PREF_HXM_STRIDES = ZephyrHxM.STRIDES |
| static final String | PREF_GLUCO = MyGlucoHealth.MAIN |
| static final String | PREF_TANITA_SCALE = TanitaScale.MAIN |
| static final String | PREF_COMPRESSION = Advanced.COMPRESS |
| static final String | PREF_MOTION_EPIMODE = Motion.EPIMODE |
| static final String | PREF_MOTION_UNREG = Motion.UNREG |
| static final String | PREF_MOTION_ENERGY = Motion.MOTION_ENERGY |
| static final String | PREF_SCREENOFF_FIX = Motion.SCREENOFF_FIX |
| static final String | PREF_WAKELOCK = "partial_wakelock" |
| static final String | PREF_LOCAL_STORAGE = Advanced.LOCAL_STORAGE |
| static final int | STATUSCODE_AMBIENCE = SenseStatusCodes.AMBIENCE |
| static final int | STATUSCODE_CONNECTED = SenseStatusCodes.CONNECTED |
| static final int | STATUSCODE_DEVICE_PROX = SenseStatusCodes.DEVICE_PROX |
| static final int | STATUSCODE_EXTERNAL = SenseStatusCodes.EXTERNAL |
| static final int | STATUSCODE_LOCATION = SenseStatusCodes.LOCATION |
| static final int | STATUSCODE_MOTION = SenseStatusCodes.MOTION |
| static final int | STATUSCODE_PHONESTATE = SenseStatusCodes.PHONESTATE |
| static final int | STATUSCODE_QUIZ = SenseStatusCodes.QUIZ |
| static final int | STATUSCODE_RUNNING = SenseStatusCodes.RUNNING |
| static final String | URL_BASE = SenseUrls.BASE |
| static final String | URL_DEV_BASE = SenseUrls.DEV_BASE |
| static final String | URL_VERSION = SenseUrls.VERSION |
| static final String | URL_FORMAT = SenseUrls.FORMAT |
| static final String | URL_DEVICES = SenseUrls.DEVICES |
| static final String | URL_DEV_DEVICES = SenseUrls.DEV_DEVICES |
| static final String | URL_SENSORS = SenseUrls.SENSORS |
| static final String | URL_DEV_SENSORS = SenseUrls.DEV_SENSORS |
| static final String | URL_SENSOR_DATA = SenseUrls.SENSOR_DATA |
| static final String | URL_DEV_SENSOR_DATA = SenseUrls.DEV_SENSOR_DATA |
| static final String | URL_SENSOR_FILE = SenseUrls.SENSOR_FILE |
| static final String | URL_DEV_SENSOR_FILE = SenseUrls.DEV_SENSOR_FILE |
| static final String | URL_CREATE_SENSOR = SenseUrls.CREATE_SENSOR |
| static final String | URL_DEV_CREATE_SENSOR = SenseUrls.DEV_CREATE_SENSOR |
| static final String | URL_ADD_SENSOR_TO_DEVICE = SenseUrls.ADD_SENSOR_TO_DEVICE |
| static final String | URL_DEV_ADD_SENSOR_TO_DEVICE = SenseUrls.DEV_ADD_SENSOR_TO_DEVICE |
| static final String | URL_LOGIN = SenseUrls.LOGIN |
| static final String | URL_DEV_LOGIN = SenseUrls.DEV_LOGIN |
| static final String | URL_REG = SenseUrls.REG |
| static final String | URL_DEV_REG = SenseUrls.DEV_REG |
| static final String | SENSOR_DATA_TYPE_BOOL = SenseDataTypes.BOOL |
| static final String | SENSOR_DATA_TYPE_FLOAT = SenseDataTypes.FLOAT |
| static final String | SENSOR_DATA_TYPE_INT = SenseDataTypes.INT |
| static final String | SENSOR_DATA_TYPE_JSON = SenseDataTypes.JSON |
| static final String | SENSOR_DATA_TYPE_STRING = SenseDataTypes.STRING |
| static final String | SENSOR_DATA_TYPE_FILE = SenseDataTypes.FILE |
| static final String | SENSOR_DATA_TYPE_JSON_TIME_SERIE = SenseDataTypes.JSON_TIME_SERIES |
Class with constants for the Sense Platform service.
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Name of the shared preferences file used for storing CommonSense authentication data. Use Context#MODE_PRIVATE.
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Name of the main preference file, used for storing the settings for the Sense service.
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Key for storing if the service is supposed to be "alive", used for aggressive restarting after crashes.
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Key for preference that toggles use of light sensor in ambience sensing.
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Key for preference that toggles use of the microphone in ambience sensing.
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Key for preference to automatically start the Sense service on boot.
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Key for preference that toggles use of the Zephyr BioHarness.
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Key for preference that toggles use of the Zephyr BioHarness Accelerometer.
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Key for preference that toggles use of the Zephyr BioHarness battery level.
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Key for preference that toggles use of the Zephyr BioHarness Blood pressure.
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Key for preference that toggles use of the Zephyr BioHarness Heart rate.
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Key for preference that toggles use of the Zephyr BioHarness Respiration rate.
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Key for preference that toggles use of the Zephyr BioHarness Temperature.
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Key for preference that toggles use of the Zephyr BioHarness worn status.
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Key for preference that toggles use of compression for transmission.
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Key to use the development version of CommonSense.
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Key for storing the online device id.
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Key for storing the retrieval time of the online device id.
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Key for storing the online device type.
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Key for preference that toggles use of the MyGlucohealth sensor.
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Key for preference that toggles use of the Zephyr HxM.
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Key for preference that toggles use of the Zephyr HxM battery.
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Key for preference that toggles use of the Zephyr HxM distance.
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Key for preference that toggles use of the Zephyr HxM heart rate.
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Key for preference that toggles use of the Zephyr HxM speed.
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Key for preference that toggles use of the Zephyr HxM strides.
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Key for preference that saves the last running services.
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Key for preference that enables local storage, making the sensor data available to other apps through a ContentProvider.
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Key for preference that toggles use of sensor fusion to toggle th GPS usage.
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Key for preference that toggles use of GPS in location sensor.
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Key for preference that toggles use of Network in location sensor.
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Key for login preference for session cookie.
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Key for login preference for username.
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Key for login preference for hashed password.
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Key for login preference for email address.
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Key for preference that toggles motion energy sensing, which measures average kinetic energy over a sample period.
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Key for preference that toggles "epi-mode", drastically changing motion sensing
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Key for preference that toggles use of Bluetooth in the DeviceProximity sensor.
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Key for preference that toggles use of Bluetooth in the DeviceProximity sensor.
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Key for preference that determines whether to unregister the motion sensor between samples. Nota bene: unregistering the sensor breaks the screen rotation on some phones (e.g. Nexus S).
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Key for storing the IMEI of the phone.
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Key for storing the type of the phone.
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Key for preference that toggles use of GPS in location sensor.
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Key for preference that toggles use of Bluetooth in the DeviceProximity sensor.
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Key for preference that sets the interval between pop quizzes.
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Key for preference that sets the silent mode for pop quizzes.
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Key for generic preference that starts an update of the quiz questions when clicked.
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Key for preference that holds the last update time of the quiz questions with CommonSense.
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Key for preference that controls sample frequency of the sensors.
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Key for preference that enables fix that re-registers the motion sensor when the screen turns off.
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Key for storing the online sensor list (type of JSONArray).
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Key for storing the retrieval time of online sensor list.
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Key for the status of the "ambience" sensors. Set to true
to enable sensing.
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Key for the status of the "device proximity" sensors. Set to true
to enable sensing.
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Key for the status of the external Bluetooth sensors. Set to true
to enable sensing.
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Key for the status of the location sensors. Set to true
to enable sensing.
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Key for the main status of the sensors. Set to false
to disable all the sensing components.
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Key for the status of the motion sensors. Set to true
to enable sensing.
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Key for the status of the "phone state" sensors. Set to true
to enable sensing.
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Key for the status of the questionnaire. Set to true
to enable it.
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Key for preference that controls sync frequency with CommonSense.
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Key for preference that toggles use of the Tanita scale sensor.
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Key for preference that enables partial wake lock, ensuring the CPU never turns off while sensing.
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By @astronomyblog & @LoveGraphs. Stats last updated 5 August 2016.
It seems there may have been at least 6 shows and 42 listed appearances. With 7 people per show, Wikipedia has all appearances listed. The host/captains/regulars have included Kelly Brook (Team captain × 6), Eamonn Holmes (Host × 6), Vicky Pattison (Team captain × 5), Katherine Ryan (Team captain × 1, Panellist × 1).
Total appearances:
Guest appearances i.e. ignoring the host/captains/regulars:
All people:
Guests i.e. ignoring the host/captains/regulars:
Last updated: 2016/08/05


Performance tests for Arwes components and functionalities which are most likely to be used intensively.


Ford Mustang Mach-E: Everything We Know
Get all the details about the first electric, four-door, crossover Mustang.
by Anthony KarrIn the new era of electrified vehicles, it comes as no surprise that almost every manufacturer sells or will very soon sell an all-electric model. Ford is, of course, no stranger to this trend and wants to capitalize on the booming crossover and SUV segment, as well as the iconic Mustang moniker, with an all-new, pure electric, high-riding machine. Here’s everything we know about the upcoming Ford Mustang Mach-E electric crossover.
Gallery: Ford Mustang Based Crossover Rendering
What is it?
In January 2018, Ford announced it will launch a new electric crossover that will be inspired by the Mustang. It was then revealed it could be called Mach1, but the marque’s fans reacted negatively and forced Ford to rethink its decision. The car's official name, Mustang Mach-E, was recently made official.
Spy photos and renderings have provided a good preview of what to expect. Also, it was confirmed Lincoln will get its own version of the EV, but it will probably feature a vastly different shape.
What does it look like?
Our exclusive rendering suggests the Mach-E will have a sleek and sporty profile that's heavily inspired by the sports car. However, spy photos of a prototype wearing a production body hinted the overall shape will be a bit boxier with a long front overhang and short rear overhang.
The camouflaged test car didn’t allow us to take a proper look at the final lines but at least we know the basic dimensions of the vehicle and, as far as we can tell, it is going to be roughly the same size as today’s Ford Edge.
Gallery: Mustang-Inspired EV Crossover Spy Shots
What’s under the hood?
That’s a tricky question. All we know for sure it that there’s going to be an all-electric powertrain underneath the skin. We assume Ford will give the Mach-E a dual-motor layout for all-wheel-drive capability, but that’s not confirmed at this point.
What Ford has already announced is that the Mach-E will be capable of covering more than 300 miles (484 kilometers) on a single charge. Roadshow discovered that a European site detailing Ford’s upcoming EVs for the market lists the model with 370 miles (595 km) of range, but that’s based on WLTP estimates, which are notoriously optimistic compared to EPA ratings in the U.S. A performance version could also be in the cards.
Latest News And Reports:
There’s also a chance Ford will offer different battery options for the Mach-E at different price points. Speaking of the batteries, we expect to see a lithium-ion unit feeding the electric motors but, again, that’s not confirmed.
When we will see it?
Soon! Ford has announced the Mustang Mach-E will make its official debut on the evening of Sunday, November, 17th, before being put on display at the L.A. Auto Show later that week.
Gallery: Ford Mustang-inspired EV renderings
We'll hopefully find out more information regarding when you can order a Mustang Mach-E at the vehicle's debut, as well as details on the car's pricing structure, trim levels, and available options. Production will likely taking place at Ford’s Cuautitlan, Mexico, plant, with deliveries not likely to start before the second half of 2020.


Bid is ‘safe’ for InProc SxS, but I’ve added an initial trace line for each AppDomain to make it more human friendly.
<ds.Bid|Info> VersionSafeName=’<AppDomain.CurrentDomain.FriendlyName>_p#_InstanceID_ad#’
via System.Runtime.Versioning.VersionHelper.MakeVersionSafeName(AppDomain.CurrentDomain.FriendlyName,
ResourceScope.Machine, ResourceScope.AppDomain);
example: C78:102: <ds.Bid|Info>
VersionSafeName='XdoTracingTest.exe_p192_rOVlOOOEfcORz8ON24OC-ONOLyOGOIOVwOOOJlkOXk_ad1'
C78:102:
<ds.DataSet.DataSet|API> 1#
C78:103: <ds.Bid|Info>
VersionSafeName='friendly_MyComputer_p192_rOVlOOOEfcORz8ON24OC-ONOLyOGOIOVwOOOJlkOXk_ad2'
C78:103:
<ds.DataSet.DataSet|API> 1#
Why it’s safe:
For every managed AppDomain and native Dll that loads, a new unique (recyclable) module id is acquired from the loader via DllBidEntryPoint.
There is only a single loader (aka. AdoNetDiag.dll running in native code) loaded per process.
Yes, you could be malicious and change the registry key that identifies the loader per DLL load - but that’s not supported scenario.
The Thread ID and Module ID are included with every trace.
The Module ID is agnostic to the NetFx40 or NetFx35 instance since it is a unique identifiers for the process; the ‘friendly name’ and ad# are not unique to the process.
Allows a single thread to be followed through the process and different application domains uniquely identified.
For managed code to be more human friendly, that initial trace point per application domain helps identify the running instance/domain more clearly.
Removed the following files to share a common Bid\inc\cs\BidPrivateBase.cs
Data\System\Data\Common\BidPrivateBase.cs
DataOracleClient\System\Data\Common\BidPrivateBase.cs
The common file was originally not shared in V2.0 because when the work started
a) partial class hadn’t been introduced yet
b) reliability work with constrained execution regions hadn’t been introduced yet
c) the supposed common code was modified with each copy for individual needs at the time.
In bid\inc\cs\bidprivatebase.cs
Dead code removal relating to tracing.
Removed the V1 support code
Added other #defines to “remove unused” code by System.Data.dll , System.Data.OracleClient.dll and System.Data.Entity.dll
Added [ResourceExposure(ResourceScope.None)] to all Bid.NativeMethods since they don’t expose any resources.
Did not add ResourceExposure to modID since it doesn’t expose a resource, it just represents a unique identitifer.
Similar to how XmlReader doesn’t expose the resource, however its creation with a filename does.
I have already checked in the start of a tracing unit test (changeset #629692, #629897)
It can enable BidStub, BidLabProto or AdoNetDiag for tracing. AdoNetDiag is the one used by the unit test.
Then launches a program to traces the 24 permutations of (FullTrust tracing first or partial trust tracing first) and (initial domain tracing first or secondary domain tracing first).
Remaining work: programmatically analyze the output to verify the expected traces.


Execute function returned from Apollo Client useLazyQuery hook. A function that executes the EntityEditorHookOptions.loadQuery.
Execute function returned from Apollo Client useMutation hook. A function that executes the EntityEditorHookOptions.upsertMutation.
A callback that will be executed when the editor is closed without submitting.
A callback that will be executed when the editor is submitted.
A callback that will be executed when submitting the editor has resulted in a client-side validation error.
react-intl
intl object.
Entity instance that will be displayed by the editor component.
Result object returned from Apollo Client useLazyQuery hook. Contains query result, loading and error status and more, see useLazyQuery documentation for details.
Used when the entity has relation (Association) attributes. A map between child entity names and arrays of possible values.
Result object returned from Apollo Client useMutation hook. Contains mutation result, loading and error status and more, see useMutation documentation for details.
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Observable state


TABLE OF INTERACTIONS WITH
URINARY ANTISPASMODICS
From the French ANSM drug interactions document of September 2016, p. 30
URINARY ANTISPASMODICS CLASS CODE: DFST |
STRONG INHIBITORS OF CYP3A4 CLASS CODE: J02-J05 |
Risk of increase of undesirable effects |
Contraindication -with the darifenacin -with the fesoterodine and the solifenacin, when there is renal or hepatic insufficiency, moderate to severe
Not recommended -with the tolterodine Precaution for use -with the fesoterodine or the solifenacin, for the patient having normal renal and hepatic function, reduce the dose to 4mg or 5mg respectively, when administered with a strong inhibitor of CYP3A4 Take into account -with the oxybutynin |


Using APP_INITIALIZER together with BreezeJS & AOT in Angular 4. Source code
SystemJS AOT
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| PWG New Orleans '00 Meeting Details |
1394 Printing : February 7, 8th (AM Only)
Scanner MIB: February 8th (PM)
PWG Plenary : February 9th (8:30 AM - 10:00 AM)
IPP : February 9th (10:30 AM - 5:30 PM), February 10th
UPDF : February 11th
| Meeting Location: Hotel Monteleone 214 Rue Royale New Orleans, LA 70130 1-504-523-3341 |
The hotel rate is $150/std, $175/double. Deadline for registration is January 12, 2000.
Ask for the PWG/Printer Working Group/Warp Nine rate at this hotels.
All attendees are responsible for making their own hotel reservations.
There will be a meeting charge in the range of $45; participants are responsible for their own lunch.


calculus
Contents
3.7. calculus#
3.7.1. taylor expansion#
taylor expansion: \(f(x) \approx f(x_0) + \frac{f'(x_0)}{1!}(x-x_0) + \frac{f''(x_0)}{2!}(x-x_0)^2 + ...\)
3.7.2. Single-variable calculus#
Derivatives:
\(\frac{d}{dx}x^n = nx^{n-1}\)
\(\frac{d}{dx}a^x = a^{x}ln(a)\)
\(\frac{d}{dx}ln(x) = 1/x\)
\(\frac{d}{dx}tan(x)= sec^2(x)\)
\(\frac{d}{dx}cot(x)= -csc^2(x)\)
\(\frac{d}{dx}sec(x)= sec(x)tan(x)\)
\(\frac{d}{dx}csc(x)= -csc(x)cot(x)\)
\(\int tan = ln\|sec\|\)
\(\int cot = ln\|sin\|\)
\(\int sec = ln\|sec+tan\|\)
\(\int csc = ln\|csc-cot\|\)
\(\int \frac{du}{\sqrt{a^2-u^2}} = sin^{-1}(\frac{u}{a})\)
\(\int \frac{du}{u\sqrt{u^2-a^2}} = \frac{1}{a}sec^{-1}(\frac{u}{a})\)
\(\int \frac{du}{a^2+u^2} = \frac{1}{a} tan^{-1}(\frac{u}{a})\)
Continuous: left limit = right limit = value
Differentiable: continuous and no sharp points / asymptotes
L’Hospital’s - for indeterminate forms: \((\frac{f(x)}{g(x)})' = \frac{f'(x)}{g'(x)}\)
Integration by parts: \(\int{udv}=uv-\int{duv}\), LIATE
Expansions:
\(e^x = \sum{\frac{x^n}{n!}}\)
\(sin(x) = \sum_0^\infty{\frac{(-1)^n x^{2n+1}}{(2n+1)!}}\)
\(cos(x) = \sum_0^\infty{\frac{(-1)^n x^{2n}}{(2n)!}}\)
Geometric Sum: \(a_{1st}\frac{1-r^{n+1}}{1-r}\)
3.7.3. Multivariable calculus#
Polar: r,\(\theta\),z
Spherical: \(\rho,\theta,\phi\)
Clairut’s Thm: Conservative function \(f_{xy}=f_{yx}\)
Lagrangian - solves minimize f subject to g = c
solution will always be tangent to f
\(\nabla f = \lambda \nabla g\) - gives us n constraints
remember g = c is a constraint too
to do this efficiently, define the Lagrangian \(L(x, \lambda) = f - \lambda \cdot g\)
taking deriv wrt \(\lambda\) and setting = 0 enforces g = c
taking deriv wrt other variables and setting = 0 enforces other conditions
therefore final eq just becomes \(\nabla L = 0\)


Propagator patterns
[Programming actors]
Collaboration diagram for Propagator patterns:
Detailed Description
The optional last Boolean argument (fd) to the constructor for creation defines whether disposal must be forced. That is, if fd is true the dispose member function of a propagator is called when the space containing the propagator is deleted.
Classes | |
| class | Gecode::UnaryPropagator< View, pc > |
| Unary propagator. More... | |
| class | Gecode::BinaryPropagator< View, pc > |
| Binary propagator. More... | |
| class | Gecode::TernaryPropagator< View, pc > |
| Ternary propagator. More... | |
| class | Gecode::NaryPropagator< View, pc > |
| n-ary propagator More... | |
| class | Gecode::NaryOnePropagator< View, pc > |
| (n+1)-ary propagator More... | |
| class | Gecode::InhomBinaryPropagator< View0, pc0, View1, pc1 > |
| Inhomogeneous binary propagator. More... | |
| class | Gecode::InhomTernaryPropagator< View0, pc0, View1, pc1, View2, pc2 > |
| Inhomogeneous ternary propagator. More... | |
| class | Gecode::InhomNaryOnePropagator< View0, pc0, View1, pc1 > |
| Inhomogeneous (n+1)-ary propagator. More... |


PERLMACOS
Section: Perl Programmers Reference Guide (1)Updated: 2009-02-12
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NAME
README.macos - Perl under Mac OS (Classic)SYNOPSIS
This document briefly describes perl under Mac OS (Classic). If you are running perl under Mac OS X, you don't want to be here (unless you are in the Classic environment under Mac OS X).When we say ``Mac OS'' below, we mean Mac OS 7, 8, and 9, and not Mac OS X.
DESCRIPTION
The latest perl source itself builds on Mac OS, with some additional pieces. Support for Mac OS is now in the perl core, and MacPerl is kept in close sync with regular perl releases.To build perl for Mac OS (as an MPW tool), you will need the addition of the macos subdirectory, distributed separately. It includes extra source files, config files, and make files. It also includes extra Mac-specific modules.
To build the MacPerl application, you will also need the macperl directory, which includes the source files for creating the application itself.
All of this is available from the development site, via HTTP (in the MacPerl Installer, which includes all the source and binaries) and anonymous CVS.
http://dev.macperl.org/
The source is also in the main perl repository in the macperl branch (the 5.6 source is in the maint-5.6/macperl branch).
You will also need compilers and libraries, all of them freely available. These are linked to from the SourceForge site. Go that site for all things having to do with MacPerl development.
MacPerl 5.6.1 and later are supported on Mac OS 8.1 and later, for 68040 and PowerPC architectures. The MPW tool may be used on Mac OS 7.5.5 and 68030 computers.
MacPerl 5.2.0r4 is also available, on the CPAN and on SourceForge. It is based on perl 5.004, and works with Mac OS 7.5.5 and 68030 computers.
AUTHOR
perl was ported to Mac OS by Matthias Neeracher<EMAIL_ADDRESS>It is currently maintained by Chris Nandor<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Last modified 2002.05.02.
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This post describes how to get up and running with Selenium and automating browser testing in Clojure with clj-webdriver. I’m assuming leiningen, but if you use Boot or Gradle or something I think idea is pretty much the same.
I’ve been working on a side project for work because I think the way we do some of our data setup and testing could be better, and I really want to do something substantial with Clojure and Clojurescript. This project is a set of tools that will insert random data into an Oracle database based on the values in the Oracle data dictionary. You can also specify your own values, which you probably will want to do at some point (just using randomly generated data is pointless as far as I can tell). The cool part (I think) is that you can specify what kind of random data you want using a set of edn tagged values that I made handlers for, but that’s probably a post for another day.
I had wanted to try out Selenium ever since my last project at work, but due to time constraints I wasn’t able to get past adding it to my NuGet dependency list. I wrote a front end for my side-project in Reagent, so I figured I’d play with it on this, instead.
##Setup
Daniel Gregoire wrote an API for Selenium-Webdriver aptly named clj-webdriver. I enjoy using it, particularly the nice queries you can do to retrieve elements. I haven’t used Selenium in any other language so I can’t speak to this capability in other languages. To install the library, add it to your dependency list:
[clj-webdriver "0.6.1"]
Personally, I had to downgrade firefox from 36 to 35 to get it to play nice with the version of selenium-server.jar
that clj-webdriver requires
. I also had to clone clj-webdriver master and do a lein install
because I encountered something similar to this issue on my first couple of tries.
lein ring server-headless
lein repl
attribute
takes a query for a particular attribute, like “select” or “ul”and an attribute and returns the first HTML element that meets the query. For example
(attribute "select" :id)
=>"db-dropdown"
(attribute "select" :style
=> "width: 200px"
(attribute "div" :class)
=> container
##Changing stuff’s value
(select-option "db-dropdown" {:value "database1"}
=>
##Refresh the page
(refresh)
=> #clj_webdriver.driver.Driver{:webdriver #<Title: , URL: http://localhost:3000/,
Browser: firefox, Version: 35.0, JS Enabled: true, Native Events Enabled: false,
Object: FirefoxDriver: firefox on WINDOWS (dbb875ca-3f66-4208-920b-054c1fd360cb
)>, :capabilities nil, :cache-spec {:cache nil}, :actions #<Actions org.openqa.s
elenium.interactions.Actions@47b259ab>}
##Putting it into a file
(def url "http://localhost:3000")
(defn change-database
[database]
(select-option "#db-dropdown" database))
I couldn’t test with figwheel because it was broken at the time. I also noticed figwheel making me specify a profile at times.
I couldn’t get it to work on Firefox 36, I had to download Firefox 35. I also had to clone clj-webdriver and do lein install
which adds it to my local maven repository.


John Grisham's The Rainmaker (PG-13) *** (out of ****) Good Will Hunting (R) *** 1/2 (out of ****)
Every year, Hollywood crowns a new "it boy"--a young actor pegged for major movie stardom. Inheriting the mantle from last year's "winner," Matthew McConaughey, is Matt Damon, and, like McConaughey, he proves to be more than just a fresh young face, as evidenced in two radically different projects currently in release--John Grisham's The Rainmaker and Good Will Hunting.
Damon has his first major starring role, a la McConaughey, in a John Grisham adaptation--in this case, Francis Ford Coppola's take on The Rainmaker. Damon plays wet-behind-the-ears attorney Rudy Baylor, who, immediately after passing the bar exam, finds himself representing the mother (Mary Kay Place) of a terminally ill young man (John Whitworth) in a big-league suit against a negligent insurance company. While Rudy's (and the film's) main concern is this case, he also finds time to protect a young wife (Claire Danes) from her abusive husband (Melrose Placer Andrew Shue, in a mercifully brief role).
Written for the screen and directed by Coppola, The Rainmaker is the best Grisham film yet mostly because it does not take itself too seriously. Coppola's most notable--and effective--contribution to the tried-and-true Grisham formula is a sense of humor about itself, which largely comes in the presence of Danny DeVito (as Rudy's unlicensed co-counsel) and Golden Globe nominee Jon Voight (as the insurance company's hotshot attorney). The inclusion of the battered wife subplot feels rather superfluous, but Danes is as superb as always. Then, of course, there is Damon, who nicely juggles the weighty (the insurance case, the spousal abuse) and the humorous (Rudy's often comical naivete) requirements of his role without missing a beat.
As good as he is in The Rainmaker, Damon showcases the depth of his talent in Good Will Hunting, directed by Gus Van Sant and written by actor Ben Affleck and Damon himself. Damon plays the title character, Will Hunting, a troubled young construction worker/janitor at MIT who also happens to be a supergenius. In an attempt to steer this brilliant young mind in the right direction, an MIT math professor (Stellan Skarsgard) taps his old college friend, community college psychologist Sean McGuire (Robin Williams), to counsel the abrasive, standoffish Will and try to help him come to terms with his turbulent life.
Good Will Hunting is the touchy-feely enterprise its plot synopsis suggests, but to simply dismiss it as that would be to discount the true emotional chords Affleck and Damon's intelligent script touches. Even though no one (and, if so, _very_ few people) can directly relate to Will's burden of superhuman intelligence, the insecurities he suffers are universal. The material is brought to life by the terrific ensemble of actors. Williams delivers a nice dramatic turn; Affleck, a hot up-and-coming actor himself (Chasing Amy), turns up in a warm and charming performance as Will's best friend; and the ever-appealing Minnie Driver shines as Will's Harvard-schooled love interest. The clear standout in the cast, though, is Damon, who bravely does not soften Will's prickly nature but has such a natural ease with the audience that it is hard _not_ to care for him.
So many names come and go with the fluctuations of the Hollywood hype machine, but based on his impressive work in John Grisham's The Rainmaker and especially Good Will Hunting, it is a safe bet that Matt Damon is one name we will be hearing a lot more of in the years to come.
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