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Vania Lei is an assistant professor of cognitive science at UC San Diego (Go Tritons!). His research spans human-computer interaction, online learning, and computing education.


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Laravel is a PHP framework!
Laravel is framework with expressive, elegant PHP syntax...
Structured Query Language!
It is the standard and most widely used programming language for relational databases.
Vue JavaScript is a progressive framework for JavaScript!
It is used to build web interfaces and one-page applications.
Cascading Style Sheet is used for styling HTML elements. I write It with SASS/SCSS syntax.
Hyper Text Markup Language is used for front end developing.
HTML is the structure of the app/page...
For me, clear written code is the most important thing in an app.
It shows your meticulousness, that you think about your colleagues and that they
don't need to search code lines for centuries.
As every web developer, I use Git and GitHub too. It helps me to store and track code changes in my repo.
With Git you can learn new things or fulfill your previous knowledge in coding and developing, because more experienced developers
can watch and give you advices...
I am a full stack web developer. Currently freelancing. I don’t like to define myself by the work I’ve done. I define myself by the work I want to do and the challenges I seek in creating something meaningful. Fuelled by boundless enthusiasm, I see inspiration in everything that surrounds me and there are no boundaries to my creativity. Eager to act upon my ideas, I pursue the realisation projects until perfection is reached. That made my work recognised by some of the biggest names in the industry, like Google, Microsoft etc. Beside my freelance career I’ve also worked as a lead designer at some of the most accomplished software companies creating one of the top #3 most downloaded free apps in Germany.


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First Things First, the Web Page
The last web page I made was in the 90’s. In school, all users are assigned a webpage using the ~ subdirectory. You could just type text into a page called index.html and you’re done.
This time around, I did the following
Registered a domain name.
- I used Hover to register my website. Hover was chosen because they advertise on some of my favorite podcasts on the 5by5 network. There was a promo code on the site. I should mention that I am not affiliated with the 5by5 network, I just like their podcasts.
Found a web hosting site
- The site is hosted on Webfaction. The link for Webfaction is an affiliate link where I get a credit you use it and sign up. You should feel free to go straight to the site if you would like to sign up.
- The reason I chose Webfaction was because it had a lot of installable applications, more specifically Rails and Django, which I have as goals to explore.
- I stumbled on Webfaction reading the Macdrifter blog and it seemed to be well reviewed. Again, I’m not affiliated with Macdrifter used it’s affiliate link to register because I enjoy the blog and listening to the Generational podcast that Gabe hosts.
- This blog runs off the WordPress Application that I got running in a few hours of mucking around.


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The GtkAdjustment object represents a value which has an associated lower and upper bound, together with step and page increments, and a page size. It is used within several GTK+ widgets, including GtkSpinButton, GtkViewport, and GtkRange (which is a base class for GtkScrollbar and GtkScale).
The GtkAdjustment object does not update the value itself. Instead it is left up to the owner of the GtkAdjustment to control the value.
GtkAdjustment * gtk_adjustment_new (gdouble value
,gdouble lower
,gdouble upper
,gdouble step_increment
,gdouble page_increment
,gdouble page_size
);
Creates a new GtkAdjustment.
gdouble
gtk_adjustment_get_value (GtkAdjustment *adjustment
);
Gets the current value of the adjustment.
See gtk_adjustment_set_value()
.
void gtk_adjustment_set_value (GtkAdjustment *adjustment
,gdouble value
);
Sets the GtkAdjustment value. The value is clamped to lie between “lower” and “upper”.
Note that for adjustments which are used in a GtkScrollbar, the effective range of allowed values goes from “lower” to “upper” - “page-size”.
void gtk_adjustment_clamp_page (GtkAdjustment *adjustment
,gdouble lower
,gdouble upper
);
Updates the “value” property to ensure that the range
between lower
and upper
is in the current page (i.e. between
“value” and “value” + “page-size”).
If the range is larger than the page size, then only the start of it will
be in the current page.
A “value-changed” signal will be emitted if the value is changed.
void
gtk_adjustment_changed (GtkAdjustment *adjustment
);
gtk_adjustment_changed
has been deprecated since version 3.18 and should not be used in newly-written code.
GTK+ emits “changed” itself whenever any of the properties (other than value) change
Emits a “changed” signal from the GtkAdjustment. This is typically called by the owner of the GtkAdjustment after it has changed any of the GtkAdjustment properties other than the value.
void
gtk_adjustment_value_changed (GtkAdjustment *adjustment
);
gtk_adjustment_value_changed
has been deprecated since version 3.18 and should not be used in newly-written code.
GTK+ emits “value-changed” itself whenever the value changes
Emits a “value-changed” signal from the GtkAdjustment. This is typically called by the owner of the GtkAdjustment after it has changed the “value” property.
void gtk_adjustment_configure (GtkAdjustment *adjustment
,gdouble value
,gdouble lower
,gdouble upper
,gdouble step_increment
,gdouble page_increment
,gdouble page_size
);
Sets all properties of the adjustment at once.
Use this function to avoid multiple emissions of the
“changed” signal. See gtk_adjustment_set_lower()
for an alternative way of compressing multiple emissions of
“changed” into one.
adjustment |
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value |
the new value |
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lower |
the new minimum value |
|
upper |
the new maximum value |
|
step_increment |
the new step increment |
|
page_increment |
the new page increment |
|
page_size |
the new page size |
Since: 2.14
gdouble
gtk_adjustment_get_lower (GtkAdjustment *adjustment
);
Retrieves the minimum value of the adjustment.
Since: 2.14
gdouble
gtk_adjustment_get_page_increment (GtkAdjustment *adjustment
);
Retrieves the page increment of the adjustment.
Since: 2.14
gdouble
gtk_adjustment_get_page_size (GtkAdjustment *adjustment
);
Retrieves the page size of the adjustment.
Since: 2.14
gdouble
gtk_adjustment_get_step_increment (GtkAdjustment *adjustment
);
Retrieves the step increment of the adjustment.
Since: 2.14
gdouble
gtk_adjustment_get_minimum_increment (GtkAdjustment *adjustment
);
Gets the smaller of step increment and page increment.
Since: 3.2
gdouble
gtk_adjustment_get_upper (GtkAdjustment *adjustment
);
Retrieves the maximum value of the adjustment.
Since: 2.14
void gtk_adjustment_set_lower (GtkAdjustment *adjustment
,gdouble lower
);
Sets the minimum value of the adjustment.
When setting multiple adjustment properties via their individual
setters, multiple “changed” signals will be emitted.
However, since the emission of the “changed” signal
is tied to the emission of the “notify” signals of the changed
properties, it’s possible to compress the “changed”
signals into one by calling g_object_freeze_notify()
and
g_object_thaw_notify()
around the calls to the individual setters.
Alternatively, using a single g_object_set()
for all the properties
to change, or using gtk_adjustment_configure()
has the same effect
of compressing “changed” emissions.
Since: 2.14
void gtk_adjustment_set_page_increment (GtkAdjustment *adjustment
,gdouble page_increment
);
Sets the page increment of the adjustment.
See gtk_adjustment_set_lower()
about how to compress multiple
emissions of the “changed” signal when setting
multiple adjustment properties.
Since: 2.14
void gtk_adjustment_set_page_size (GtkAdjustment *adjustment
,gdouble page_size
);
Sets the page size of the adjustment.
See gtk_adjustment_set_lower()
about how to compress multiple
emissions of the GtkAdjustment::changed signal when setting
multiple adjustment properties.
Since: 2.14
void gtk_adjustment_set_step_increment (GtkAdjustment *adjustment
,gdouble step_increment
);
Sets the step increment of the adjustment.
See gtk_adjustment_set_lower()
about how to compress multiple
emissions of the “changed” signal when setting
multiple adjustment properties.
Since: 2.14
void gtk_adjustment_set_upper (GtkAdjustment *adjustment
,gdouble upper
);
Sets the maximum value of the adjustment.
Note that values will be restricted by upper - page-size
if the page-size property is nonzero.
See gtk_adjustment_set_lower()
about how to compress multiple
emissions of the “changed” signal when setting
multiple adjustment properties.
Since: 2.14
typedef struct _GtkAdjustment GtkAdjustment;
The GtkAdjustment contains only private fields and should not be directly accessed.
“lower”
property“lower” gdouble
The minimum value of the adjustment.
Flags: Read / Write
Default value: 0
Since: 2.4
“page-increment”
property“page-increment” gdouble
The page increment of the adjustment.
Flags: Read / Write
Default value: 0
Since: 2.4
“page-size”
property“page-size” gdouble
The page size of the adjustment. Note that the page-size is irrelevant and should be set to zero if the adjustment is used for a simple scalar value, e.g. in a GtkSpinButton.
Flags: Read / Write
Default value: 0
Since: 2.4
“step-increment”
property“step-increment” gdouble
The step increment of the adjustment.
Flags: Read / Write
Default value: 0
Since: 2.4
“upper”
property“upper” gdouble
The maximum value of the adjustment.
Note that values will be restricted by
upper - page-size
if the page-size
property is nonzero.
Flags: Read / Write
Default value: 0
Since: 2.4
“value”
property“value” gdouble
The value of the adjustment.
Flags: Read / Write
Default value: 0
Since: 2.4
“changed”
signalvoid user_function (GtkAdjustment *adjustment, gpointer user_data)
Emitted when one or more of the GtkAdjustment properties have been changed, other than the “value” property.
adjustment |
the object which received the signal |
|
user_data |
user data set when the signal handler was connected. |
Flags: No Recursion
“value-changed”
signalvoid user_function (GtkAdjustment *adjustment, gpointer user_data)
Emitted when the “value” property has been changed.
adjustment |
the object which received the signal |
|
user_data |
user data set when the signal handler was connected. |
Flags: No Recursion


2010-10-28 v0.9.5 "Aylesbury" Our first named release, focused on a faster decoder, and a better encoder. - Upgrading: This release incorporates backwards-incompatible changes to the ivfenc and ivfdec tools. These tools are now called vpxenc and vpxdec. vpxdec * the -q (quiet) option has been removed, and replaced with -v (verbose). the output is quiet by default. Use -v to see the version number of the binary. * The default behavior is now to write output to a single file instead of individual frames. The -y option has been removed. Y4M output is the default. * For raw I420/YV12 output instead of Y4M, the --i420 or --yv12 options must be specified. $ ivfdec -o OUTPUT INPUT $ vpxdec --i420 -o OUTPUT INPUT * If an output file is not specified, the default is to write Y4M to stdout. This makes piping more natural. $ ivfdec -y -o - INPUT | ... $ vpxdec INPUT | ... * The output file has additional flexibility for formatting the filename. It supports escape characters for constructing a filename from the width, height, and sequence number. This replaces the -p option. To get the equivalent: $ ivfdec -p frame INPUT $ vpxdec --i420 -o frame-%wx%h-%4.i420 INPUT vpxenc * The output file must be specified with -o, rather than as the last argument. $ ivfenc <options> INPUT OUTPUT $ vpxenc <options> -o OUTPUT INPUT * The output defaults to webm. To get IVF output, use the --ivf option. $ ivfenc <options> INPUT OUTPUT.ivf $ vpxenc <options> -o OUTPUT.ivf --ivf INPUT - Enhancements: ivfenc and ivfdec have been renamed to vpxenc, vpxdec. vpxdec supports .webm input vpxdec writes .y4m by default vpxenc writes .webm output by default vpxenc --psnr now shows the average/overall PSNR at the end ARM platforms now support runtime cpu detection vpxdec visualizations added for motion vectors, block modes, references vpxdec now silent by default vpxdec --progress shows frame-by-frame timing information vpxenc supports the distinction between --fps and --timebase NASM is now a supported assembler configure: enable PIC for shared libs by default configure: add --enable-small configure: support for ppc32-linux-gcc configure: support for sparc-solaris-gcc - Bugs: Improve handling of invalid frames Fix valgrind errors in the NEON loop filters. Fix loopfilter delta zero transitions Fix valgrind errors in vp8_sixtap_predict8x4_armv6(). Build fixes for darwin-icc - Speed: 20-40% (average 28%) improvement in libvpx decoder speed, including: Rewrite vp8_short_walsh4x4_sse2() Optimizations on the loopfilters. Miscellaneous improvements for Atom Add 4-tap version of 2nd-pass ARMv6 MC filter. Improved multithread utilization Better instruction choices on x86 reorder data to use wider instructions Update NEON wide idcts Make block access to frame buffer sequential Improved subset block search Bilinear subpixel optimizations for ssse3. Decrease memory footprint Encoder speed improvements (percentage gain not measured): Skip unnecessary search of identical frames Add SSE2 subtract functions Improve bounds checking in vp8_diamond_search_sadx4() Added vp8_fast_quantize_b_sse2 - Quality: Over 7% overall PSNR improvement (6.3% SSIM) in "best" quality encoding mode, and up to 60% improvement on very noisy, still or slow moving source video Motion compensated temporal filter for Alt-Ref Noise Reduction Improved use of trellis quantization on 2nd order Y blocks Tune effect of motion on KF/GF boost in two pass Allow coefficient optimization for good quality speed 0. Improved control of active min quantizer for two pass. Enable ARFs for non-lagged compress 2010-09-02 v0.9.2 - Enhancements: Disable frame dropping by default Improved multithreaded performance Improved Force Key Frame Behaviour Increased rate control buffer level precision Fix bug in 1st pass motion compensation ivfenc: correct fixed kf interval, --disable-kf - Speed: Changed above and left context data layout Rework idct calling structure. Removed unnecessary MB_MODE_INFO copies x86: SSSE3 sixtap prediction Reworked IDCT to include reconstruction (add) step Swap alt/gold/new/last frame buffer ptrs instead of copying. Improve SSE2 loopfilter functions Change bitreader to use a larger window. Avoid loopfilter reinitialization when possible - Quality: Normalize quantizer's zero bin and rounding factors Add trellis quantization. Make the quantizer exact. Updates to ARNR filtering algorithm Fix breakout thresh computation for golden & AltRef frames Redo the forward 4x4 dct Improve the accuracy of forward walsh-hadamard transform Further adjustment of RD behaviour with Q and Zbin. - Build System: Allow linking of libs built with MinGW to MSVC Fix target auto-detection on mingw32 Allow --cpu= to work for x86. configure: pass original arguments through to make dist Fix builds without runtime CPU detection msvs: fix install of codec sources msvs: Change devenv.com command line for better msys support msvs: Add vs9 targets. Add x86_64-linux-icc target - Bugs: Potential crashes on older MinGW builds Fix two-pass framrate for Y4M input. Fixed simple loop filter, other crashes on ARM v6 arm: fix missing dependency with --enable-shared configure: support directories containing .o Replace pinsrw (SSE) with MMX instructions apple: include proper mach primatives Fixed rate control bug with long key frame interval. Fix DSO link errors on x86-64 when not using a version script Fixed buffer selection for UV in AltRef filtering 2010-06-17 v0.9.1 - Enhancements: * ivfenc/ivfdec now support YUV4MPEG2 input and pipe I/O * Speed optimizations - Bugfixes: * Rate control * Prevent out-of-bounds accesses on invalid data - Build system updates: * Detect toolchain to be used automatically for native builds * Support building shared libraries * Better autotools emulation (--prefix, --libdir, DESTDIR) - Updated LICENSE * http://webmproject.blogspot.com/2010/06/changes-to-webm-open-source-license.html 2010-05-18 v0.9.0 - Initial open source release. Welcome to WebM and VP8!


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I decided a year ago to learn about sed and awk: two powerful command line based text processors. You can do really awesome tricks using them. Especially when you're writing a shell script, including sed and/or awk may add bits of awesomeness to your script. You can for instance filter white spaces, parse strings in a defined way, etc..
But today, i'm going to show you what i have learned so far! it sounds creepy, but it's not that hard to learn. Let's Stream EDit!
Substitute "foo" with "bar" on each line
Only the 1st occurrence
sed 's / foo / bar /'
For the 3rd case only
sed 's/foo/bar/3'
All occurrences
sed 's / foo / bar / g'
Just before the last occurrence
sed 's / \ (.* \) foo \ (.* foo \) / \ 1bar \ 2 /'
Only the last case
sed 's / \ (.* \) foo / \ 1bar /'
Substitute "foo" with "bar" only lines containing "plop"
sed '/ plop / s / foo / bar / g'
Substitute "foo" with "bar" except the lines containing "plop"
sed '/ plop /! s / foo / bar / g '
Replace "Foo" or "foo" with "bar" on each line
sed 's / [Ff] oo / bar / g'
Replace "blue" or "white" or "red" with "green"
sed 's / blue \ | blank \ | red / green / g'
The 1st line (head -1)
sed q
The first 5 lines (head -5)
sed '5 q ' sed '1, 5! d '
The last line (tail -1)
sed -n '$ p' sed '$! d "
The last 5 lines (tail -5)
sed -e: a-e '$ q, N, 6, $ D; ba'
The 2 last lines (tail -2)
sed '$! N; $! D'
Only lines match a a reason or a regular expression
sed -n '/ pattern / p' sed '/ regexp /! d'
Only lines that match a not a reason or a regular expression
sed -n '/ pattern /! p' sed '/ regexp / d'
The line preceding a pattern or a regular expression
sed -n '/ pattern / (g; 1! p;) h'
The line following a pattern or a regular expression
sed -n '/ regexp / (n, p;)'
Removing spaces and tabs
At the beginning of the line
sed 's / ^ [\ t] * / / sed 's / ^ \ s * / /' # Using the parameter "\ s"
At end of line
sed 's / [\ t ]*$//'
At the beginning and end of line
sed 's / ^ [\ t ]*//; s / [\ t ]*$//'
Removing blank lines
All empty lines
sed '/^$/ of sed '/./! of
Only those at the top
sed '/./,$! of sed -nr'/./,$ /(.*)/ s \ 1 / p '
Only those at end
sed -e: a-e '/ ^ \ n * $ / ($ d N; ba'-e ')'
Eliminate a line at regular intervals
All lines pairs
sed '1 ~ 2d '
All the odd lines
sed '2 ~ 2d '
Every n lines from the line n
sed '3 ~ 2d '# 2 All lines from line 3
Join lines
Attach lines 2 by 2
sed '$! N s / \ n / /'
Attach the 3 lines by 3
sed '$! N s / \ n //;$! N s / \ n / /;'
If a line ends with a backslash (\), add the following line and replace the end of line (\ n) by a space
sed -e: a-e '/ \ \ $ / N s / \ \ \ n / /; ta'
If a line begins with an equal sign (=), add it to the previous line and replace the equal sign (=) with a space
sed -e: a-e '$! N s / \ n = / /; ta'-e 'P, D'
there are also so many other uses and techniques for sed that we cannot cover all in one post, maybe you know some, share them with us in the comment box below!


code @ SEKCC
Hey there! This is the online website for SEK-Ciudalcampo's Coding Club, which is part of Project STEAMove and Hack Club.
The Club's 2017-2018 Presentation will be held on September 11, 2017
from 16:00-17:00 at the Auditorium next to the lab.
AttendPresentation agenda
- Introduction
- Ice-breaker
- Why learn to code?
- What's Hack Club?
- Q&A with Club Leaders


| Pre |
Clock on, get SM keys & start checklist |
| Pre |
Check in with your shift leader for a mini production meeting |
| Pre |
Turn Scene Control & Sequencer on |
| Pre |
PreSonus +48 volts on; House mics are patched and split correctly |
| Pre |
Greenroom: TV is on and showing stage, Audio feed is working and set to 5 |
| Pre |
Greenroom green lit or propped and back door is closed (to swing space or Theater West) |
| Pre |
Welcome external group and figure out show flow, durations, intermission, entrances & exits |
| Pre |
Cabinet and drawer are unlocked but closed; shelves are curtained |
| Pre |
Lighting and Sound notified at 1h, 30m & 15m prior to doors |
| Pre |
All walkways backstage and in house are always clear and free of hazards |
| Pre |
In Technician Mode (5540): Auditorium camera is fed to Lower Lobby and Auditorium |
| Pre |
Before doors open: Bathroom break taken & stage stairs removed if not needed |
| Opening |
Stage Manager and Lighting are ready for doors to open |
| Opening |
Wireless batteries changed & wireless transmitters sleeved |
| Opening |
Musicians who need waters have them preset on stage; No extraneous items left on stage |
| Opening |
Stage door is guarded from doors opening to end of show |
| Opening |
All entrances are approved in advance; exits are anticipated |
| Opening |
Doors between hallway & stage are propped prior to start and closed after start |
| Show |
Audio and Lighting are ready for show to start |
| Show |
Once all stage entrances have been made, close propped doors to hallway |
| Show |
Communicate with FOH before going off headset & notify upon return |
| Show |
Doors between hallway & stage are propped again prior to concert ending |
| Show |
Stage door is held open for encore until audience applause ends |
| Post |
Locate, remove & store borrowed gear ( drum rug, wireless mics, cables, adaptors) |
| Post |
Check backstage for left behind items; find group and return them |
| Post |
Check backstage for misplaced hall items, restore to their homes |
| Post |
Left behind articles relocated to office or #122 (no overnight storage without advance approval) |
| Post |
Check stage floor for cleanliness; sweep and mop as needed (get a buddy to help you) |
| Post |
Turn everything off that was turned on (Sequencer, SM station, Scene Control) |
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Turn off TV in greenroom, Lock up cabinet, cover shelves & lock SM drawer |
| Post |
Check doors to Janice, Instrument Storage, Greenroom & all 3 entrances to the hall are locked |
| Post |
Confirm with shift manager that you can leave, Return SM keys to office & Clock off |


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It's me Sunar Prakash from Nepal.My age is 24. I have completed my Bachelor Degree in Infromation Technology in 2018 A.D. from Informatics College Pokhara, affilated to London Met. University. It is a distance learning course and I am currently doing masters in Information and Technology at KCGI , Kyoto,Japan. My concentration in master is ERP
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R for trial and model-based cost-effectiveness analysis
One-day Workshop
9 July 2019, University College London
Background and objectives
It is our pleasure to announce a workshop and training event on the use of R for trial and model-based cost-effectiveness analysis (CEA). This follows our successful workshop on R for CEA in 2018.
Our event will begin with a half-day short course on R for decision trees and Markov models and the use of the BCEA package for graphical and statistical analysis of results; this will be delivered by Gianluca Baio of UCL and Howard Thom of Bristol University.
This will be followed by a one-day workshop in which we will present a wide variety of technical aspects by experts from academia, industry, and government institutions (including NICE). Topics will include decision trees, Markov models, discrete event simulation, integration of network meta-analysis, extrapolation of survival curves, and development of R packages.
We will include a pre-workshop virtual code challenge on a problem set by our scientific committee. This will take place over Github and a Slack channel with participants encouraged to submit final R code solutions for peer review on efficiency, flexibility, elegance and transparency. Prizes will be provided for the best entry.
Participants are also invited to submit abstracts for potential oral presentations. An optional dinner and networking event will be held on the evening of 8th July.
Fees and a preliminary programme are provided below.
| Event | Date | Fee | Available places |
|---|---|---|---|
| Short course introduction to R for CEA modelling | Monday 8 July | £150 | 20 |
| Networking event Dinner | Monday 8 July | £30 | — |
| R for CEA workshop | Tuesday 9 July | £60 | 120 |
Programme
Day 1: Introduction to R for Cost-Effectiveness Modelling. Monday 8th July.
- 13:00-13:15. Howard Thom. Welcome and introductions
- 13:15-13:45. Howard Thom. Building a decision tree in R
- 13:45-14:15. Gianluca Baio. Using BCEA to summarise outputs of an economic model
- 14:15-14:45. Practical 1 (Decision trees)
- 14:45-15:00. Coffee break
- 15:00-15:45. Howard Thom. R for building Markov models
- 15:45-16:15. Gianluca Baio. Further use of BCEA
- 16:15-17:00. Practical 2 (Markov models)
Day 2: Workshop. Tuesday 9th July.
- 10:00-10:10. Howard Thom. Welcome
- 10:10-10:40. Nathan Green. Imperial College London. Simple, pain-free decision trees in R for the Excel user
- 10:40-11:10. Pedro Saramago. Centre for Health Economics, University of York. Using R for Markov modelling: an introduction
- 11:10-11:20. Anastasiia Zharinova. NHS Midlands And Lancashire Commissioning Support Unit. The NHS-R Community Collaboration
- 11:20-11:35. Coffee
- 11:35-11:55. Angela Devine. Menzies School of Health Research and Charles Darwin University, Australia. Using R to model the cost-effectiveness of options for the management of Plasmodium vivax infections
- 11:55-12:15. David Tordrup. Triangulate Health Ltd / WHO Collaborating Centre for Pharmaceutical Policy and Regulation, UK. A national population cohort model incorporating age structure and population growth in 15 countries in R/HEEMOD
- 12:15-12:35. Arantzazu Arrospide. Debagoiena Integrated Health Organisation, Alto Deba Hospital, Spain. Using R to incorporate uncertainty in discrete event simulation modelling: problems and solutions
- 12:35-12:55. James O'Mahony and Yi-Shu Lin. Trinity College Dublin, Ireland. A Simplified Model of the Cost-Effectiveness of Screening: An Open-Source Teaching and Research Tool Coded in R
- 12:55-13:00. Gianluca Baio. University College London. Packing up, shacking up's (going to be) all you wanna do!. Building packages in R and Github
- 13.00-14.30. Lunch
- 14:30-14:45. Jeroen Jansen. Innovation and Value Initiative. State transition models and integration with network meta-analysis
- 14:30-14:40. Ash Bullement. Delta Hat Analytics, UK. Fitting and extrapolating survival curves for CEA models
- 14:40-15:00. Claire Simons and Iryna Schlackow. Nuffield Department of Public Health, University of Oxford. Generic R methods to prepare routine healthcare data for disease modelling
- 15:00-15:15. Coffee
- 15:15-15:30. Initiatives for the future and challenges in gaining R acceptance (ISPOR Taskforce, ISPOR Special Interest Group, future of the R for CEA workshop)
- 15:30-16:30. Participant discussion.
- 16:30-16:45. Anthony Hatswell. Close and conclusions
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Gianluca Baio, University College London
Anthony Hatswell, Delta Hat Limited and University College London
Nathan Green, Imperial College London
Iryna Schlackow, University of Oxford
Claire Williams, University of Bristol
Pedro Saramago Goncalves, University of York
Padraig Dixon, University of Bristol
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When to self-isolate and what to do
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It's a legal requirement to self-isolate if you test positive or are told to self-isolate by NHS Test and Trace. You could be fined if you do not self-isolate.
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(inner, constant) cacheName
Namo of the cache.
(inner, constant) staticAssets
List of static assets to cache.
Methods
(inner) cacheFirstOrCache()
Checks if the requested file is cached and returns it. If it isn't cached, fetchs and caches it.


[gecode-users] update of gecode back-end for monadic-cp, was: Re: from 3 to 6?
Johannes Waldmann
johannes.waldmann at htwk-leipzig.de
Sat Apr 28 15:43:23 CEST 2018
Hi, I think I got this working. The actual error was
that a branch on BoolVars had IntVar control parameters.
To give some more context:
The "Monadic Constraint Programming Framework" (Schrijvers et al.)
http://citeseerx.ist.psu.edu/viewdoc/summary?doi=<IP_ADDRESS>.9140
https://doi.org/10.1017/S0956796809990086
is a way of representing constraint systems and search strategies
via a DSL that is embedded in (i.e., uses the syntax and semantics,
in particular the type system, of) Haskell.
Gecode can be used as a back-end
https://lirias.kuleuven.be/handle/123456789/242221
The implementation
http://hackage.haskell.org/package/monadiccp-gecode
was bit-rotted. I updated it to work
with current Gecode (6.0.0) and Haskell compiler (ghc-8.2.2)
(working test case in this CI build
https://travis-ci.org/jwaldmann/monadiccp-gecode/builds/372165385 )
Source is at https://github.com/jwaldmann/monadiccp-gecode
and we'll see about publishing this on hackage soon.
- J.W.
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public interface SheetDiscussionResources
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
DiscussionAttachmentResources |
attachmentResources()
Creates an object of DiscussionAttachmentResources for access to discussion attachments through SheetDiscussionResources.
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DiscussionCommentResources |
commentResources()
Creates an object of DiscussionCommentResources for access to discussion comments through SheetDiscussionResources.
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Discussion |
createDiscussion(long sheetId,
Discussion discussion)
Create a discussion on a sheet.
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Discussion |
createDiscussionWithAttachment(long sheetId,
Discussion discussion,
File file,
String contentType)
Create a discussion with attachments on a sheet.
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void |
deleteDiscussion(long sheetId,
long discussionId)
Delete discussion.
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Discussion |
getDiscussion(long sheetId,
long discussionId)
Get a discussion.
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PagedResult<Discussion> |
listDiscussions(long sheetId,
PaginationParameters pagination,
EnumSet<DiscussionInclusion> includes)
Get all discussions
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Discussion createDiscussion(long sheetId, Discussion discussion) throws SmartsheetException
Create a discussion on a sheet.
It mirrors to the following Smartsheet REST API method: POST /sheets/{sheetId}/discussions
sheetId
- the sheet iddiscussion
- the discussion objectIllegalArgumentException
- if any argument is null or empty stringInvalidRequestException
- if there is any problem with the REST API requestAuthorizationException
- if there is any problem with the REST API authorization (access token)ResourceNotFoundException
- if the resource cannot be foundServiceUnavailableException
- if the REST API service is not available (possibly due to rate limiting)SmartsheetException
- if there is any other error during the operationDiscussion createDiscussionWithAttachment(long sheetId, Discussion discussion, File file, String contentType) throws SmartsheetException, IOException
Create a discussion with attachments on a sheet.
It mirrors to the following Smartsheet REST API method: POST /sheets/{sheetId}/discussions
sheetId
- the sheet iddiscussion
- the discussion objectfile
- the file to attachcontentType
- the type of fileIllegalArgumentException
- if any argument is null or empty stringInvalidRequestException
- if there is any problem with the REST API requestAuthorizationException
- if there is any problem with the REST API authorization (access token)ResourceNotFoundException
- if the resource cannot be foundServiceUnavailableException
- if the REST API service is not available (possibly due to rate limiting)SmartsheetException
- if there is any other error during the operationIOException
- is there is with fileDiscussion getDiscussion(long sheetId, long discussionId) throws SmartsheetException
Get a discussion.
It mirrors to the following Smartsheet REST API method: GET /sheets/{sheetId}/discussions/{discussionId}
discussionId
- the discussion idsheetId
- the sheet idIllegalArgumentException
- if any argument is null or empty stringInvalidRequestException
- if there is any problem with the REST API requestAuthorizationException
- if there is any problem with the REST API authorization (access token)ResourceNotFoundException
- if the resource cannot be foundServiceUnavailableException
- if the REST API service is not available (possibly due to rate limiting)SmartsheetException
- if there is any other error during the operationvoid deleteDiscussion(long sheetId, long discussionId) throws SmartsheetException
Delete discussion.
It mirrors to the following Smartsheet REST API method: DELETE /sheets/{sheetId}/discussions/{discussionId}
Exceptions: IllegalArgumentException : if any argument is null InvalidRequestException : if there is any problem with the REST API request AuthorizationException : if there is any problem with the REST API authorization(access token) ServiceUnavailableException : if the REST API service is not available (possibly due to rate limiting) SmartsheetRestException : if there is any other REST API related error occurred during the operation SmartsheetException : if there is any other error occurred during the operationsheetId
- the sheet IDdiscussionId
- the discussion IDSmartsheetException
- the smartsheet exceptionPagedResult<Discussion> listDiscussions(long sheetId, PaginationParameters pagination, EnumSet<DiscussionInclusion> includes) throws SmartsheetException
Get all discussions
It mirrors to the following Smartsheet REST API method: GET /sheets/{sheetId}/discussions
Exceptions: IllegalArgumentException : if any argument is null InvalidRequestException : if there is any problem with the REST API request AuthorizationException : if there is any problem with the REST API authorization(access token) ServiceUnavailableException : if the REST API service is not available (possibly due to rate limiting) SmartsheetRestException : if there is any other REST API related error occurred during the operation SmartsheetException : if there is any other error occurred during the operationsheetId
- the sheet IDpagination
- the pagination parametersincludes
- the optional paramters to includeSmartsheetException
- the smartsheet exceptionDiscussionCommentResources commentResources() throws SmartsheetException
Creates an object of DiscussionCommentResources for access to discussion comments through SheetDiscussionResources.
SmartsheetException
- if there is any other error during the operationDiscussionAttachmentResources attachmentResources() throws SmartsheetException
Creates an object of DiscussionAttachmentResources for access to discussion attachments through SheetDiscussionResources.
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- if there is any other error during the operationCopyright © 2014–2021 Smartsheet. All rights reserved.


Stage 4: Block Stored XSS using Output Encoding
Stage 4
Stage 1: Execute a Stored Cross Site Scripting (XSS) attack.
As 'Tom', execute a Stored XSS attack against the Street field on the Edit Profile page. Verify that 'Jerry' is affected by the attack.
The passwords for the accounts are the lower-case versions of their given names (e.g. the password for Tom Cat is "tom").
As 'Tom', execute a Stored XSS attack against the Street field on the Edit Profile page. Verify that 'Jerry' is affected by the attack.
The passwords for the accounts are the lower-case versions of their given names (e.g. the password for Tom Cat is "tom").


UEFA signs Takeaway.com to replace McDonald’s at Euro 2020
NYON, Switzerland (AP) - UEFA has announced a new food sector sponsor for the European Championship, replacing McDonald’s which owned the slot since 1992.
UEFA says food delivery platform Takeaway.com has signed for the Euro 2020 tournament. The value was not disclosed.
Until cutting short its longstanding IOC sponsorship in 2017, McDonald’s was a presence at the major global sports events as a partner of the Olympic Games plus FIFA’s World Cup and UEFA’s Euro. McDonald’s FIFA deal extends to the 2022 World Cup.
Netherlands-based Takeaway.com was launched 19 years ago and operates in 10 European countries, including three of the 12 Euro 2020 host cities spread across the continent.
UEFA says Takeaway.com will take over the tournament player escort program which lets children accompany teams on the field before games.
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json-c forces clients to use its private data structures for JSON Object iteration. This API corrects that by abstracting the private json-c details. More...
Data Structures | |
| struct | json_object_iterator |
Functions | |
| struct json_object_iterator | json_object_iter_init_default (void) |
| struct json_object_iterator | json_object_iter_begin (struct json_object *obj) |
| struct json_object_iterator | json_object_iter_end (const struct json_object *obj) |
| void | json_object_iter_next (struct json_object_iterator *iter) |
| const char * | json_object_iter_peek_name (const struct json_object_iterator *iter) |
| struct json_object * | json_object_iter_peek_value (const struct json_object_iterator *iter) |
| json_bool | json_object_iter_equal (const struct json_object_iterator *iter1, const struct json_object_iterator *iter2) |
json-c forces clients to use its private data structures for JSON Object iteration. This API corrects that by abstracting the private json-c details.
Copyright (c) 2009-2012 Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P.
This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the MIT license. See COPYING for details.
API attributes:
| struct json_object_iterator json_object_iter_begin | ( | struct json_object * | obj | ) |
Retrieves an iterator to the first pair of the JSON Object.
| obj | JSON Object instance (MUST be of type json_object) |
| struct json_object_iterator json_object_iter_end | ( | const struct json_object * | obj | ) |
Retrieves the iterator that represents the position beyond the last pair of the given JSON Object instance.
| obj | JSON Object instance (MUST be of type json_object) |
| json_bool json_object_iter_equal | ( | const struct json_object_iterator * | iter1, |
| const struct json_object_iterator * | iter2 | ||
| ) |
Tests two iterators for equality. Typically used to test for end of iteration by comparing an iterator to the corresponding "end" iterator (that was derived from the same JSON Object instance).
| iter1 | Pointer to first valid, non-NULL iterator |
| iter2 | POinter to second valid, non-NULL iterator |
| struct json_object_iterator json_object_iter_init_default | ( | void | ) |
Initializes an iterator structure to a "default" value that is convenient for initializing an iterator variable to a default state (e.g., initialization list in a class' constructor).
| void json_object_iter_next | ( | struct json_object_iterator * | iter | ) |
Returns an iterator to the next pair, if any
| iter | [IN/OUT] Pointer to iterator that references a name/value pair; MUST be a valid, non-end iterator. WARNING: bad things will happen if invalid or "end" iterator is passed. Upon return will contain the reference to the next pair if there is one; if there are no more pairs, will contain the "end" iterator value, which may be compared against the return value of json_object_iter_end() for the same JSON Object instance. |
| const char* json_object_iter_peek_name | ( | const struct json_object_iterator * | iter | ) |
Returns a const pointer to the name of the pair referenced by the given iterator.
| iter | pointer to iterator that references a name/value pair; MUST be a valid, non-end iterator. |
| struct json_object* json_object_iter_peek_value | ( | const struct json_object_iterator * | iter | ) |
Returns a pointer to the json-c instance representing the value of the referenced name/value pair, without altering the instance's reference count.
| iter | pointer to iterator that references a name/value pair; MUST be a valid, non-end iterator. |


- setActivationCompleted(boolean) - Method in class com.license4j.LicenseKey
-
Sets activation required value.
- setActivationCompleted(boolean) - Method in class com.license4j.LicenseText
-
Set if license activation is completed.
- setActivationCompletedDateTime(long) - Method in class com.license4j.LicenseText
-
Set activation completed date time.
- setActivationHardwareIDSelection(int) - Method in class com.license4j.LicenseText
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Set activation hardware ID selection value.
- setActivationID(long) - Method in class com.license4j.LicenseText
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Set activation ID if activation is completed.
- setActivationPeriod(int) - Method in class com.license4j.LicenseKey
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Sets activation period.
- setActivationPeriod(int) - Method in class com.license4j.LicenseText
-
Set activation period.
- setActivationRequired(boolean) - Method in class com.license4j.LicenseKey
-
Sets activation required boolean value.
- setActivationRequired(boolean) - Method in class com.license4j.LicenseText
-
Set if license requires activation.
- setActivationReturnType(int) - Method in class com.license4j.LicenseText
-
Set activation return type.
- setCompanyforValidation(String) - Method in class com.license4j.LicenseKey
-
Sets company name.
- setCustomSignedFeature(String, String) - Method in class com.license4j.LicenseText
-
Set a custom signed feature.
- setCustomSignedFeatures(HashMap) - Method in class com.license4j.LicenseText
-
Set custom signed features in a hashmap.
- setCustomUnsignedFeature(String, String) - Method in class com.license4j.LicenseText
-
Set a custom unsigned feature.
- setCustomUnsignedFeatures(HashMap) - Method in class com.license4j.LicenseText
-
Set custom unsigned features in a hashmap.
- setDatetimeCheck(int) - Method in class com.license4j.LicenseText
-
Set if online date time check is enabled.
- setDatetimeNTPServer(String) - Method in class com.license4j.LicenseText
-
Set NTP server which will be used for online date time check if enabled.
- setDatetimeNTPServerTimeout(int) - Method in class com.license4j.LicenseText
-
Set NTP server connection timeout value which will be used for online
date time check if enabled.
- setDatetimeQueryLocalADServer(boolean) - Method in class com.license4j.LicenseText
-
Set active directory date time query if found in local network.
- setDatetimeWebServer(String) - Method in class com.license4j.LicenseText
-
Set web server which will be used for online date time check if enabled.
- setDatetimeWebServerTimeout(int) - Method in class com.license4j.LicenseText
-
Set web server connection timeout value which will be used for online
date time check if enabled.
- setDescription(String) - Method in class com.license4j.LicenseKeyPair
-
Set key pair description.
- setFloatingLicenseAllowMultipleInstances(boolean) - Method in class com.license4j.LicenseText
-
Set if floating license allows multiple instances on same host with same
user.
- setFloatingLicenseCheckPeriod(int) - Method in class com.license4j.LicenseText
-
Set floating license check period in minutes, runtime library runs a
timer to check for license availability.
- setFloatingLicenseServerConnectionCheckPeriod(int) - Method in class com.license4j.LicenseText
-
Set floating license server connection check period in minutes, runtime
library runs a timer to check for floating license server availability.
- setFloatingLicenseSupersedeAllLicenses(int) - Method in class com.license4j.LicenseText
-
Set value for supersede all old license settings.
- setFloatingLicenseSupersedeLicenses(String) - Method in class com.license4j.LicenseText
-
Set floating licenses IDs which is superseded by this license.
- setGenerationDateTime(Date) - Method in class com.license4j.LicenseKey
-
Sets license generation date.
- setHardwareID(String) - Method in class com.license4j.LicenseKey
-
Sets hardware id.
- setHardwareIDValidationMethod(String) - Method in class com.license4j.LicenseKey
-
Sets hardware ID validation method.
- setInternalString(String) - Method in class com.license4j.LicenseKey
-
Sets hidden internal string.
- setLicenseFileType(int) - Method in class com.license4j.LicenseText
-
Should be only used if generating floating license text.
- setLicenseGenerationDateTime(long) - Method in class com.license4j.LicenseText
-
Set license generation date time, long value from epoch.
- setLicenseHardwareID(String) - Method in class com.license4j.LicenseText
-
To generate a node-locked license hardware ID string obtained from
HardwareID class or HardwareIDViewer application is given.
- setLicenseID(long) - Method in class com.license4j.LicenseText
-
Set unique license id, if not set it is auto generated.
- setLicenseMaintenancePeriod(int) - Method in class com.license4j.LicenseText
-
Set license maintenance validity period in number of days.
- setLicenseProductName(String) - Method in class com.license4j.LicenseText
-
Set product name which license is generated for.
- setLicensePublicKey(String) - Method in class com.license4j.LicenseText
-
Set license public key, public key should only be set for floating
license text.
- setLicenseQuantity(int) - Method in class com.license4j.LicenseText
-
Set license quantity.
- setLicenseSignature(String) - Method in class com.license4j.LicenseText
-
License signature is auto generated, do not set it.
- setLicenseValidityPeriod(int) - Method in class com.license4j.LicenseText
-
Set license validity period in number of days.
- setLicenseValidProductEdition(String) - Method in class com.license4j.LicenseText
-
Set product edition which license is generated and only valid for.
- setLicenseValidProductID(String) - Method in class com.license4j.LicenseText
-
Set product ID which license is generated and only valid for.
- setLicenseValidProductVersion(String) - Method in class com.license4j.LicenseText
-
Set product version which license is generated and only valid for.
- setName(String) - Method in class com.license4j.LicenseKeyPair
-
Set key pair name.
- setNameforValidation(String) - Method in class com.license4j.LicenseKey
-
Sets name to be used in validation.
- setOnlineKeyMaxFailureCount(int) - Method in class com.license4j.LicenseText
-
Set online license key floating over internet maximum failure count.
- setOnlineKeyMaxInactivePeriod(int) - Method in class com.license4j.LicenseText
-
Set online license key floating over internet maximum inactive period
before removing lease.
- setTheKey(String) - Method in class com.license4j.LicenseKey
-
Sets the key.
- setUserCity(String) - Method in class com.license4j.LicenseText
-
Set license owner user city name.
- setUserCompany(String) - Method in class com.license4j.LicenseText
-
Set license owner company name.
- setUserCountry(String) - Method in class com.license4j.LicenseText
-
Set license owner user country name.
- setUserEMail(String) - Method in class com.license4j.LicenseText
-
Set license owner user e-mail address.
- setUserFax(String) - Method in class com.license4j.LicenseText
-
Set license owner user fax number.
- setUserFullName(String) - Method in class com.license4j.LicenseText
-
Set license owner user full name.
- setUserRegisteredTo(String) - Method in class com.license4j.LicenseText
-
Set user name which license is registered to.
- setUserStreet(String) - Method in class com.license4j.LicenseText
-
Set license owner user street address.
- setUserTelephone(String) - Method in class com.license4j.LicenseText
-
Set license owner uer telephone number.
- setUserZipCode(String) - Method in class com.license4j.LicenseText
-
Set license owner user zip code.
- SIGNATURE_ALGORITHM_SHA1withDSA - Static variable in class com.license4j.LicenseKeyPair
-
SHA1withDSA signature algorithm
- SIGNATURE_ALGORITHM_SHA256withRSA - Static variable in class com.license4j.LicenseKeyPair
-
SHA256withRSA signature algorithm
- SIGNATURE_ALGORITHM_SHA512withRSA - Static variable in class com.license4j.LicenseKeyPair
-
SHA512withRSA signature algorithm
- stopFloatingLicenseCheckTimers() - Method in class com.license4j.License
-
Method stops license and server check timer tasks which starts after
license validation of Floating License Text and Online License Key
Floating Over Internet.


The list of fallacies generally came about at Sun Microsystems. L. Peter Deutsch, one of the original Sun "Fellows", is credited with penning the first seven fallacies in 1994; however, Bill Joy and Tom Lyon had already identified the first four as "The Fallacies of Networked Computing"[3] (the article claims "Dave Lyon", but this is considered a mistake). Around 1997, James Gosling, another Sun Fellow and the inventor of Java, added the eighth fallacy.


Library: Algorithms
Function
Algorithm that finds the first occurrence of any value from one sequence in another sequence
#include <algorithm> namespace std { template <class ForwardIterator1, class ForwardIterator2> ForwardIterator1 find_first_of (ForwardIterator1 start1, ForwardIterator1 finish1, ForwardIterator2 start2, ForwardIterator2 finish2); template <class ForwardIterator1, class ForwardIterator2, class BinaryPredicate> ForwardIterator1 find_first_of (ForwardIterator1 start1, ForwardIterator1 finish1, ForwardIterator2 start2, ForwardIterator2 finish2, BinaryPredicate binary_pred); }
The find_first_of() algorithm finds the first occurrence of a value from a sequence, specified by start2, finish2, in a sequence specified by start1, finish1. The algorithm returns an iterator in the range [start1, finish1) that points to the first matching element. If the first sequence [start1, finish1) does not contain any of the values in the second sequence, find_first_of() returns finish1.
In other words, find_first_of() returns the first iterator i in [start1, finish1)such that for some iterator j in the range [start2, finish2), the following conditions hold:
*i == *j, binary_pred(*i,*j) == true.
Or find_first_of() returns finish1 if no such iterator is found.
Two versions of the algorithm exist. The first uses the equality operator as the default binary predicate, and the second allows you to specify a binary predicate.
At most (finish1 - start1)*(finish2 - start2) applications of the corresponding predicate are done.
// // find_f_o.cpp // #include <algorithm> // for find_first_of #include <functional> // for equal_to #include <iostream> // for cout, endl #include <vector> // for vector int main () { // Typedef for convenience. typedef std::vector<int, std::allocator<int> > vector; const vector::value_type a1[] = { 0, 1, 2, 2, 3, 4, 2, 2, 6, 7 }; const vector::value_type a2[] = { 6, 4 }; // Set up two vectors. const vector v1(a1, a1 + sizeof a1 / sizeof *a1); const vector v2(a2, a2 + sizeof a2 / sizeof *a2); // Try both find_first_of variants. vector::const_iterator it1 = std::find_first_of(v1.begin(), v1.end(), v2.begin(), v2.end()); vector::const_iterator it2 = std::find_first_of(v1.begin(), v1.end(), v2.begin(), v2.end(), std::equal_to<vector::value_type>()); // Create an output stream iterator. std::ostream_iterator<vector::value_type, char, std::char_traits<char> > out(std::cout, " " ); // Output results. std::cout << "For the vectors { "; std::copy(v1.begin(), v1.end(), out); std:: cout << "} and { "; std::copy(v2.begin(), v2.end(), out); std::cout << "}\nboth versions of find_first_of " << "point to: " << *it1 << std::endl; // Return 0 on success, non-0 on failure. return !(*it1 == *it2); } Program Output
For the vectors { 0 1 2 2 3 4 2 2 6 7 } and { 6 4 } both versions of find_first_of point to: 4
Algorithms, adjacent_find(), find(), find_if(), find_end()
ISO/IEC 14882:1998 -- International Standard for Information Systems -- Programming Language C++, Section 25.1.4


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b2
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#include <b2DistanceJoint.h>
Public Member Functions | |
| b2Vec2 | GetAnchorA () const override |
| Get the anchor point on bodyA in world coordinates. | |
| b2Vec2 | GetAnchorB () const override |
| Get the anchor point on bodyB in world coordinates. | |
| b2Vec2 | GetReactionForce (float32 inv_dt) const override |
| float32 | GetReactionTorque (float32 inv_dt) const override |
| const b2Vec2 & | GetLocalAnchorA () const |
| The local anchor point relative to bodyA's origin. | |
| const b2Vec2 & | GetLocalAnchorB () const |
| The local anchor point relative to bodyB's origin. | |
| void | SetLength (float32 length) |
| float32 | GetLength () const |
| void | SetFrequency (float32 hz) |
| Set/get frequency in Hz. | |
| float32 | GetFrequency () const |
| void | SetDampingRatio (float32 ratio) |
| Set/get damping ratio. | |
| float32 | GetDampingRatio () const |
| void | Dump () |
| Dump joint to dmLog. | |
| Public Member Functions inherited from b2Joint | |
| b2JointType | GetType () const |
| Get the type of the concrete joint. | |
| b2Body * | GetBodyA () |
| Get the first body attached to this joint. | |
| b2Body * | GetBodyB () |
| Get the second body attached to this joint. | |
| b2Joint * | GetNext () |
| Get the next joint the world joint list. | |
| const b2Joint * | GetNext () const |
| void * | GetUserData () const |
| Get the user data pointer. | |
| void | SetUserData (void *data) |
| Set the user data pointer. | |
| bool | IsActive () const |
| Short-cut function to determine if either body is inactive. | |
| bool | GetCollideConnected () const |
| virtual void | ShiftOrigin (const b2Vec2 &newOrigin) |
| Shift the origin for any points stored in world coordinates. | |
Protected Member Functions | |
| b2DistanceJoint (const b2DistanceJointDef *data) | |
| void | InitVelocityConstraints (const b2SolverData &data) override |
| void | SolveVelocityConstraints (const b2SolverData &data) override |
| bool | SolvePositionConstraints (const b2SolverData &data) override |
| Protected Member Functions inherited from b2Joint | |
| b2Joint (const b2JointDef *def) | |
Protected Attributes | |
| float32 | m_frequencyHz |
| float32 | m_dampingRatio |
| float32 | m_bias |
| b2Vec2 | m_localAnchorA |
| b2Vec2 | m_localAnchorB |
| float32 | m_gamma |
| float32 | m_impulse |
| float32 | m_length |
| int32 | m_indexA |
| int32 | m_indexB |
| b2Vec2 | m_u |
| b2Vec2 | m_rA |
| b2Vec2 | m_rB |
| b2Vec2 | m_localCenterA |
| b2Vec2 | m_localCenterB |
| float32 | m_invMassA |
| float32 | m_invMassB |
| float32 | m_invIA |
| float32 | m_invIB |
| float32 | m_mass |
| Protected Attributes inherited from b2Joint | |
| b2JointType | m_type |
| b2Joint * | m_prev |
| b2Joint * | m_next |
| b2JointEdge | m_edgeA |
| b2JointEdge | m_edgeB |
| b2Body * | m_bodyA |
| b2Body * | m_bodyB |
| int32 | m_index |
| bool | m_islandFlag |
| bool | m_collideConnected |
| void * | m_userData |
Friends | |
| class | b2Joint |
Additional Inherited Members | |
| Static Protected Member Functions inherited from b2Joint | |
| static b2Joint * | Create (const b2JointDef *def, b2BlockAllocator *allocator) |
| static void | Destroy (b2Joint *joint, b2BlockAllocator *allocator) |
A distance joint constrains two points on two bodies to remain at a fixed distance from each other. You can view this as a massless, rigid rod.
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overridevirtual |
Get the reaction force given the inverse time step. Unit is N.
Implements b2Joint.
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overridevirtual |
Get the reaction torque given the inverse time step. Unit is N*m. This is always zero for a distance joint.
Implements b2Joint.
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inline |
Set/get the natural length. Manipulating the length can lead to non-physical behavior when the frequency is zero.


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In the next task, you will read three individual sentences that are part of different stories. Your task will be to write the next sentence in each of these stories. You can write whatever you want, as long as it follows from the previous sentence and as long as you only write one sentence.
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PCloudClient
public final class PCloudClient
Utility class providing convenient interface to common API methods.
-
The underlying builder responsible for creating call tasks.
Declaration
Swift
public let callTaskBuilder: PCloudAPICallTaskBuilder
-
The underlying builder responsible for creating upload tasks.
Declaration
Swift
public let uploadTaskBuilder: PCloudAPIUploadTaskBuilder
-
The underlying builder responsible for creating download tasks.
Declaration
Swift
public let downloadTaskBuilder: PCloudAPIDownloadTaskBuilder
-
Initializes a new instance.
Declaration
Swift
public init(callTaskBuilder: PCloudAPICallTaskBuilder, uploadTaskBuilder: PCloudAPIUploadTaskBuilder, downloadTaskBuilder: PCloudAPIDownloadTaskBuilder)
Parameters
callTaskBuilder
Will be used to create call tasks.
uploadTaskBuilder
Will be used to create upload tasks.
downloadTaskBuilder
Will be used to create download tasks.
-
Creates and returns a task for fetching user metadata.
Return Value
A task producing a
User.Metadata
object on success. -
Creates and returns a task for fetching folder metadata along with metadata of its contents.
Declaration
Parameters
folderId
The unique identifier of the folder to fetch.
recursive
Pass
false
to fetch only the immediate children of the folder. Passtrue
to fetch the full folder tree of the folder.Return Value
A task producing a
Folder.Metadata
object on success. -
Creates and returns a task for creating a folder.
Declaration
Parameters
name
A name for the new folder.
folderId
The unique identifier of the parent folder.
Return Value
A task producing a
Folder.Metadata
object on success. -
Creates and returns a task for renaming a folder.
Declaration
Parameters
folderId
The unique identifier of the folder to rename.
newName
The new name for the folder.
Return Value
A task producing a
Folder.Metadata
object on success. -
Creates and returns a task for moving a folder.
Declaration
Parameters
folderId
The unique identifier of the folder to move.
destinationFolderId
The unique identifier of the destination folder.
Return Value
A task producing a
Folder.Metadata
object on success. -
Creates and returns a task for copying a folder.
Declaration
Parameters
folderId
The unique identifier of the folder to copy.
destinationFolderId
The unique identifier of the destination folder.
Return Value
A task producing a
Folder.Metadata
object on success. -
Creates and returns a task for uploading a file from a
Data
object.Declaration
Swift
public func upload(_ data: Data, toFolder folderId: UInt64, asFileNamed name: String, withModificationDate date: Date? = nil) -> UploadTask<PCloudAPI.UploadFile>
Parameters
data
The data to upload.
folderId
The unique identifier of the parent folder.
name
A name for the file.
date
The date to use as the modification date for the file when creating it in the file system. Passing
nil
will create the file with the current date as the modification date.Return Value
A task producing a
File.Metadata
object on success. -
Creates and returns a task for uploading a file from a local file.
Declaration
Swift
public func upload(fromFileAt path: URL, toFolder folderId: UInt64, asFileNamed name: String, withModificationDate date: Date? = nil) -> UploadTask<PCloudAPI.UploadFile>
Parameters
path
The local path of the file to upload.
folderId
The unique identifier of the parent folder.
name
A name for the file.
date
The date to use as the modification date for the file when creating it in the file system. Passing
nil
will create the file with the current date as the modification date.Return Value
A task producing a
File.Metadata
object on success. -
Creates and returns a task for creating an upload session. The upload identifier produced by this method can be used to upload a file over multiple requests.
Return Value
A task producing an upload identifier (
UInt64
value) on success. -
Creates and returns a task for fetching the current state of an upload session.
Declaration
Parameters
uploadId
An upload identifier.
Return Value
A task producing an
UploadInfo
instance on success. -
Creates and returns a task for writing the data of a local file to an upload session.
Declaration
Swift
public func upload(fromFileAt path: URL, toUpload uploadId: UInt64, atOffset offset: UInt64) -> UploadTask<PCloudAPI.WriteToUpload>
Parameters
path
The local path of the file to upload.
uploadId
An upload identifier.
offset
The upload session offset at which to start writing.
-
Creates and returns a task for writing a
Data
instance to an upload session.Declaration
Swift
public func upload(_ data: Data, toUpload uploadId: UInt64, atOffset offset: UInt64) -> UploadTask<PCloudAPI.WriteToUpload>
Parameters
data
The data to write.
uploadId
An upload identifier.
offset
The upload session offset at which to start writing.
-
Creates and returns a task for save an upload session as a file in the file system.
Declaration
Parameters
id
An identifier of the upload session to save.
parentFolderId
The identifier folder in which to save the file.
name
The file name to use when saving. Note this might change depending on the conflict resolution.
onConflict
An action to take if a file conflict occurs. Please see
PCloudAPI.SaveUpload
for more info.Return Value
A task producing a
File.Metadata
instance on success. -
Creates and returns a task for copying a file.
Declaration
Parameters
fileId
The unique identifier of the file to copy.
destinationFolderId
The unique identifier of the destination folder.
overwrite
Whether to overwrite (
true
) a file with the same name in the destination folder, or to fail (false
, the default).Return Value
A task producing a
File.Metadata
object on success. -
Creates and returns a task for renaming a file.
Declaration
Parameters
fileId
The unique identifier of the file to rename.
name
The new name for the file.
Return Value
A task producing a
File.Metadata
object on success. -
Creates and returns a task for moving a file.
Declaration
Parameters
fileId
The unique identifier of the file to move.
destinationFolderId
The unique identifier of the destination folder.
Return Value
A task producing a
File.Metadata
object on success. -
Creates and returns a task for deleting a file.
Parameters
fileId
The unique identifier of the file to delete.
Return Value
A task producing a
File.Metadata
object on success. -
Creates and returns a task for generating a link from which a file can be downloaded.
Declaration
Parameters
fileId
The unique identifier of the file.
Return Value
A task producing an
Array<FileLink.Metadata>
object on success. -
Creates and returns a task for generating a link from which a thumbnail for a file can be downloaded. Only files with
hasThumbnail
set totrue
can have thumbnail links generated.Declaration
Parameters
fileId
The unique identifier of the file.
thumbnailSize
The required size of the thumbnail. The width must be between 16 and 2048. The height must be between 16 and 1024. And both width and height must be divisible by either 4 or 5
forceExactThumbnailSize
Whether to enforce
thumbnailSize
(true
) by potentially cropping parts of the image, or to allow width or height (but not both) to be smaller than the requested size. Aspect ratio is always preserved.Return Value
A task producing an
Array<FileLink.Metadata>
object on success. -
Creates and returns a task for generating thumbnail links for multiple files. Logically equivalent to calling
getThumbnailLink()
for multiple files. Only files withhasThumbnail
set totrue
can have thumbnail links generated.Declaration
Parameters
fileIds
A set of unique file identifiers to generate thumbnail links for.
thumbnailSize
The required size of the thumbnail. The width must be between 16 and 2048. The height must be between 16 and 1024. And both width and height must be divisible by either 4 or 5
forceExactThumbnailSize
Whether to enforce
thumbnailSize
(true
) by potentially cropping parts of the images, or to allow width or height (but not both) to be smaller than the requested size. Aspect ratio is always preserved.Return Value
A task producing a
Dictionary<UInt64, Result<Array<FileLink.Metadata>, Error>>
object on success. The keys in the dictionary are the file identifiers passed as input to this method. Each file identifier is mapped against the result of aquiring a thumbnail link for that file. -
Creates and returns a task for downloading a file from a
URL
.Declaration
Swift
public func downloadFile(from address: URL, downloadTag: String? = nil, to destination: @escaping (URL) throws -> URL) -> DownloadTask
Parameters
address
The resource address.
downloadTag
To be passed alongside
FileLink.Metadata
resource addresses. Authenticates this client to the storage servers.destination
A block called with the temporary location of the downloaded file on disk. The block must either move or open the file for reading before it returns, otherwise the file gets deleted. The block should return the new location of the file.
Return Value
A task producing a
URL
on success which is the local path of the downloaded file.


Kitura-MustacheTemplateEngine
A templating engine for Kitura that uses Mustache-based templates.
Kitura-MustacheTemplateEngine is a plugin for Kitura Template Engine for using GRMustache with the Kitura server framework. This makes it easy to use Mustache templating, with a Kitura server, to create an HTML page with integrated Swift variables.
Mustache Template File
The template file is basically HTML with gaps where we can insert code and variables. GRMustache is a templating language used to write a template file and Kitura-MustacheTemplateEngine can use any standard Mustache template.
Mustache manual provides documentation and examples on how to write a Mustache template File.
By default the Kitura Router will look in the Views
folder for Mustache template files with the extension .mustache
.
Usage
Add dependencies
Add the Kitura-MustacheTemplateEngine
package to the dependencies within your application’s Package.swift
file. Substitute "x.x.x"
with the latest Kitura-MustacheTemplateEngine
release.
.package(url: "https://github.com/Kitura-Next/Kitura-MustacheTemplateEngine.git", from: "x.x.x")
Add KituraMustache
to your target’s dependencies:
.target(name: "example", dependencies: ["KituraMustache"]),
Import package
import KituraMustache
Example
The following example takes a server generated using kitura init
and modifies it to serve Mustache-formatted text from a .mustache
file.
The files which will be edited in this example, are as follows:
<ServerRepositoryName> ├── Package.swift ├── Sources │ └── Application │ └── Application.swift └── Views └── Example.mustache
The Views
folder and Example.mustache
file will be created later on in this example, since they are not initialized by kitura init
.
Dependencies
Add the dependencies to your Package.swift
file (as defined in Add dependencies above).
Application.swift
Inside the Application.swift
file, add the following code to render the Example.mustache
template file on the /winner
route:
import KituraMustache
Add the following code inside the postInit()
function:
router.add(templateEngine: MustacheTemplateEngine())
router.get("/winner") { _, response, next in
let winnings = 10000.0
let context: [String:Any] =
["name" : "Joe Bloggs", "winnings": winnings, "taxed_winnings": winnings * 0.6, "taxable" : true]
try response.render("Example.mustache", context: context)
response.status(.OK)
next()
}
Example.mustache
Create the Views
folder and put the following Mustache template code into a file called Example.mustache
:
<html>
Hello {{name}}!
You have just won {{winnings}} dollars!
{{#taxable}}
Well, {{taxed_winnings}} dollars, after taxes.
{{/taxable}}
</html>
This example is adapted from the Mustache manual code to congratulate the winner of a contest.
Run the application and once the server is running, go to http://localhost:8080/winner to view the rendered Mustache template.
API documentation
For more information visit our API reference.
Community
We love to talk server-side Swift, and Kitura. Join our Slack to meet the team!
License
This library is licensed under Apache 2.0. Full license text is available in LICENSE.


Since Ruby is an Object Oriented Language the main feature is objects. Objects can be grouped by class which can include multiple methods and variables. Class is important because it allows the programmer to only have to list variables and methods once and they are inherited by the objects withen the class. This lets each new object to automatically have those attributes. I personally found instance variables to be very useful. Instance variables allows any method in the class to modify the class variable and are easy to recignize as they use a single @ symbol before the variable.


Paul Baron
Strategy and Service Design
In 2004, Paul co-founded tokyoartbeat.com to spread awareness of Japanese art and culture. Paul also works as a product manager and is a co-founder at creative agency AQ.
We strive to make art and design a part of everyone's life. Our activities are bilingual, independent, neutral and non-profit.
A cultural guide for Tokyo residents, visitors and the rest of the world informed about Tokyo's art scene. Tokyo Art Beat tracks six hundred exhibitions happening across Tokyo's one thousand museums and galleries.
A bi-monthly, pocket-sized digest of Tokyo's most popular art exhibitions and events, distributed at seven hundred cafes, galleries, stores and other locations throughout the Tokyo area.
iPhone and Android apps to find art exhibitions nearby or anywhere in Tokyo, bookmark them and go.
An iOS app that provides exclusive admission discounts to exhibitions at the thirty best museums in the Tokyo area.
Strategy and Service Design
In 2004, Paul co-founded tokyoartbeat.com to spread awareness of Japanese art and culture. Paul also works as a product manager and is a co-founder at creative agency AQ.
General Operations Manager
Afer working in companies and art centers, Sayo now manages the staff at Gadago NPO, as well as the website and Art Map.
Brand Manager
Communications
Frustrated by the lack of readily available bilingual information on art and design events happening in Tokyo, Paul Baron, Olivier Thereaux and Kosuke Fujitaka devise the first true exhaustive source of cultural event information in Japan.
Twenty three months later, a team of ten volunteers launch TokyoArtBeat.com. Shortly after launch, the team grows to thirty Japanese and expat Tokyoites. Working mostly after hours, they pull information from hundreds of sources, edits, translates and publishes it to the website.
The website welcomes the addition of MyTAB, which allows users to bookmark events they want to see or recommend events they have visited. A line of graphic t-shirts featuring designs donated by well-known creative personalities is launched in order to raise funds.
The organization gains NPO status with the Tokyo Metropolitan government, and move into their first office near the Tokyo Imperial Palace with two staff members as the editorial team. Later that year, thanks to growing revenue from advertising sales, a full time operations manager also joins the team. The second collection of TAB T-shirts is released, along with an online job board for the creative industry.
The site makes available an API for its venue and event data, and relaunches TABlog as a web magazine for the Tokyo art scene. The 3rd collection of TAB Shirts goes on sale, while the online shop is expanded to include books, poster, and other goods. Gadago strikes a partnership with the Flanders Center in Osaka to launch Kansai Art Beat, which covers the art and design scene in Osaka, Kyoto, and Kobe.
The NPO launches the Tokyo Art Map, a bi-monthly publication showcasing 50 events in popular art venues. The team also kicks off TAB Talks, a live event series featuring talks by leaders in art and design. Kansai Art Beat is closed down, while an independent team including NPO co-founder Kosuke Fujitaka launches New York Art Beat. The NPO relocates to a new office, and goes through a reorganization and an online donation campaign to counter the effects of the global economic crisis.
2009 is a slow year as the team focuses on stabilizing operations and regaining ground by hiring a full-time sales staff and building a robust four-month internship program for the editorial work. The 4th collection of TAB Shirts is released, and the online job board closes doors.
The official Tokyo Art Beat iPhone and Android apps are launched to great success. The team moves to a bigger office in Omotesando. The audience for the official Twitter accounts @TokyoArtBeat_EN and @TokyoArtBeat_JP explodes.
The TAB app is ranked the most popular app of the Lifestyle category in the Japanese App Store for 2010. The team launches MuPon, an app which offers discounts to popular art museums in Tokyo and organizes a series of events at partner venues to explore new engagement models between TAB, its audience, and museums. The office closes for a week following the disaster of March 11th, but the team quickly mobilizes with a MuPon donation campaign and speaking engagements about the power of art.
The 2012 edition of MuPon is launched with thirty partner museums, and the team travels to Barcelona to present MuPon at MuseumNext 2012.
We re-design the Tokyo Art Map format, taking inspirations from big posters. In collaboration with the Nishieda Foundation, we set up an office in Kyoto to re-launch Kansai Art Beat. We launch our first "Summer MuPon" campaign, expanding the geographical reach of MuPon to museums across the country.
Six hundred guests joined us to celebrate the 10th anniversary of Tokyo Art Beat.
Our team grows to three full time staff.
We ramp up on web and mobile app development, and start working on a re-design of the TAB app. We also ran a research project about the distribution of art event information in Tokyo and its influence on the viewing experience.
Gadago NPO
West Azabu 2F, 2-21-22 Nishi-Azabu, Minato-ku Tokyo 106-0031
Tel: +81 3-6427-6035


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gtsam 4.1.1
gtsam
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Compute maximum Eigenpair with power method.
References : 1) G. Golub and C. V. Loan, Matrix Computations, 3rd ed. Baltimore, Johns Hopkins University Press, 1996, pp.405-411 2) Rosen, D. and Carlone, L., 2017, September. Computational enhancements for certifiably correct SLAM. In Proceedings of the International Conference on Intelligent Robots and Systems. 3) Yulun Tian and Kasra Khosoussi and David M. Rosen and Jonathan P. How, 2020, Aug, Distributed Certifiably Correct Pose-Graph Optimization, Arxiv 4) C. de Sa, B. He, I. Mitliagkas, C. Ré, and P. Xu, “Accelerated stochastic power iteration,” in Proc. Mach. Learn. Res., no. 84, 2018, pp. 58–67
It performs the following iteration: \( x_{k+1} = A * x_k \) where A is the aim matrix we want to get eigenpair of, x is the Ritz vector
Template argument Operator just needs multiplication operator
Public Member Functions | |
Standard Constructors | |
| PowerMethod (const Operator &A, const boost::optional< Vector > initial=boost::none) | |
| Construct from the aim matrix and intial ritz vector. | |
| Vector | powerIteration (const Vector &x) const |
| Run power iteration to get ritzVector with previous ritzVector x, and return A * x / || A * x ||. | |
| Vector | powerIteration () const |
| Run power iteration to get ritzVector with previous ritzVector x, and return A * x / || A * x ||. | |
| bool | converged (double tol) const |
| After Perform power iteration on a single Ritz value, check if the Ritz residual for the current Ritz pair is less than the required convergence tol, return true if yes, else false. | |
| size_t | nrIterations () const |
| Return the number of iterations. | |
| bool | compute (size_t maxIterations, double tol) |
| Start the power/accelerated iteration, after performing the power/accelerated iteration, calculate the ritz error, repeat this operation until the ritz error converge. More... | |
| double | eigenvalue () const |
| Return the eigenvalue. | |
| Vector | eigenvector () const |
| Return the eigenvector. | |
|
inline |
Start the power/accelerated iteration, after performing the power/accelerated iteration, calculate the ritz error, repeat this operation until the ritz error converge.
If converged return true, else false.


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What is the capital city of Karnataka?
Delhi
Bengaluru
Mumbai
Which medal did PV Sindhu win in Rio Olympics 2016?
Gold
Silver
Bronze
Who is Abhinav Bindra?
Swimmer
Shooter
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Who is the captain of RCB?
AB
Virat Kohli
Chris Gayle
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Chennai
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A favorite skiing destination, Auli is among the best places to visit in Uttarakhand in December. The ski slopes of Auli rise from 2,500 to 3,050 meters above sea level and both amateur and professional ski enthusiasts head to Auli for a rejuvenating holiday experience. The awe-inspiring & panoramic views of some of the highest Himalayan peaks – Nanda Devi, Kamet, Mana Parvat, and Dunagiri – make Auli a much sought after destination in India.
Things to do:Skiing, trekking, gondola rides, and camping.


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val p1warnings: ArrayList<AssemblerWarning>
Pass #1 of our two pass assembler.
It parses labels, expands pseudo-instructions and follows assembler directives. It populations talInstructions, which is then used by AssemblerPassTwo in order to actually assemble the code.