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| Packages that use IndexReader | |
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| gate.creole.annic.apache.lucene.index | Code to maintain and access indices. |
| gate.creole.annic.apache.lucene.search | Search over indices. |
| gate.creole.annic.lucene |
| Uses of IndexReader in gate.creole.annic.apache.lucene.index |
|---|
| Subclasses of IndexReader in gate.creole.annic.apache.lucene.index | |
|---|---|
class |
FilterIndexReader
A FilterIndexReader contains another IndexReader, which it
uses as its basic source of data, possibly transforming the data along the
way or providing additional functionality. |
class |
MultiReader
An IndexReader which reads multiple indexes, appending their content. |
(package private) class |
SegmentReader
FIXME: Describe class SegmentReader here. |
| Fields in gate.creole.annic.apache.lucene.index declared as IndexReader | |
|---|---|
protected IndexReader |
FilterIndexReader.in
|
(package private) IndexReader |
SegmentMergeInfo.reader
|
protected IndexReader[] |
MultiTermDocs.readers
|
private IndexReader[] |
MultiReader.subReaders
|
| Methods in gate.creole.annic.apache.lucene.index that return IndexReader | |
|---|---|
static IndexReader |
IndexReader.open(Directory directory)
Returns an IndexReader reading the index in the given Directory. |
private static IndexReader |
IndexReader.open(Directory directory,
boolean closeDirectory)
|
static IndexReader |
IndexReader.open(File path)
Returns an IndexReader reading the index in an FSDirectory in the named path. |
static IndexReader |
IndexReader.open(String path)
Returns an IndexReader reading the index in an FSDirectory in the named path. |
(package private) IndexReader |
SegmentMerger.segmentReader(int i)
|
| Methods in gate.creole.annic.apache.lucene.index with parameters of type IndexReader | |
|---|---|
(package private) void |
SegmentMerger.add(IndexReader reader)
Add an IndexReader to the collection of readers that are to be merged |
void |
IndexWriter.addIndexes(IndexReader[] readers)
Merges the provided indexes into this index. |
private void |
MultiReader.initialize(IndexReader[] subReaders)
|
protected TermDocs |
MultiTermDocs.termDocs(IndexReader reader)
|
protected TermDocs |
MultiTermPositions.termDocs(IndexReader reader)
|
| Constructors in gate.creole.annic.apache.lucene.index with parameters of type IndexReader | |
|---|---|
FilterIndexReader(IndexReader in)
Construct a FilterIndexReader based on the specified base reader. |
|
MultipleTermPositions(IndexReader indexReader,
Term[] terms)
Creates a new MultipleTermPositions instance. |
|
MultiReader(Directory directory,
SegmentInfos sis,
boolean closeDirectory,
IndexReader[] subReaders)
Construct reading the named set of readers. |
|
MultiReader(IndexReader[] subReaders)
Construct a MultiReader aggregating the named set of (sub)readers. |
|
MultiTermDocs(IndexReader[] r,
int[] s)
|
|
MultiTermEnum(IndexReader[] readers,
int[] starts,
Term t)
|
|
MultiTermPositions(IndexReader[] r,
int[] s)
|
|
SegmentMergeInfo(int b,
TermEnum te,
IndexReader r)
|
| Uses of IndexReader in gate.creole.annic.apache.lucene.search |
|---|
| Fields in gate.creole.annic.apache.lucene.search declared as IndexReader | |
|---|---|
(package private) IndexReader |
FieldCacheImpl.Entry.reader
|
(package private) IndexReader |
IndexSearcher.reader
|
| Methods in gate.creole.annic.apache.lucene.search with parameters of type IndexReader | |
|---|---|
abstract BitSet |
Filter.bits(IndexReader reader)
Returns a BitSet with true for documents which should be permitted in search results, and false for those that should not. |
(package private) static ScoreDocComparator |
FieldSortedHitQueue.comparatorAuto(IndexReader reader,
String fieldname)
Returns a comparator for sorting hits according to values in the given field. |
(package private) static ScoreDocComparator |
FieldSortedHitQueue.comparatorFloat(IndexReader reader,
String fieldname)
Returns a comparator for sorting hits according to a field containing floats. |
(package private) static ScoreDocComparator |
FieldSortedHitQueue.comparatorInt(IndexReader reader,
String fieldname)
Returns a comparator for sorting hits according to a field containing integers. |
(package private) static ScoreDocComparator |
FieldSortedHitQueue.comparatorString(IndexReader reader,
String fieldname)
Returns a comparator for sorting hits according to a field containing strings. |
(package private) static ScoreDocComparator |
FieldSortedHitQueue.comparatorStringLocale(IndexReader reader,
String fieldname,
Locale locale)
Returns a comparator for sorting hits according to a field containing strings. |
Explanation |
BooleanQuery.BooleanWeight.explain(IndexReader reader,
int doc)
|
Explanation |
PhraseQuery.PhraseWeight.explain(IndexReader reader,
int doc)
|
Explanation |
TermQuery.TermWeight.explain(IndexReader reader,
int doc)
|
Explanation |
Weight.explain(IndexReader reader,
int doc)
An explanation of the score computation for the named document. |
Object |
FieldCache.getAuto(IndexReader reader,
String field)
Checks the internal cache for an appropriate entry, and if none is found reads field to see if it contains integers, floats
or strings, and then calls one of the other methods in this class to get the
values. |
Object |
FieldCacheImpl.getAuto(IndexReader reader,
String field)
removed for java 1.3 compatibility protected static final Object pFloats = Pattern.compile ("[0-9+\\-\\.eEfFdD]+"); |
(package private) static ScoreDocComparator |
FieldSortedHitQueue.getCachedComparator(IndexReader reader,
String fieldname,
int type,
Locale locale,
SortComparatorSource factory)
|
Comparable[] |
FieldCache.getCustom(IndexReader reader,
String field,
SortComparator comparator)
Checks the internal cache for an appropriate entry, and if none is found reads the terms out of field and calls the given SortComparator
to get the sort values. |
Comparable[] |
FieldCacheImpl.getCustom(IndexReader reader,
String field,
SortComparator comparator)
|
float[] |
FieldCache.getFloats(IndexReader reader,
String field)
Checks the internal cache for an appropriate entry, and if none is found, reads the terms in field as floats and returns an array
of size reader.maxDoc() of the value each document
has in the given field. |
float[] |
FieldCacheImpl.getFloats(IndexReader reader,
String field)
|
int[] |
FieldCache.getInts(IndexReader reader,
String field)
Checks the internal cache for an appropriate entry, and if none is found, reads the terms in field as integers and returns an array
of size reader.maxDoc() of the value each document
has in the given field. |
int[] |
FieldCacheImpl.getInts(IndexReader reader,
String field)
|
FieldCache.StringIndex |
FieldCache.getStringIndex(IndexReader reader,
String field)
Checks the internal cache for an appropriate entry, and if none is found reads the term values in field and returns
an array of them in natural order, along with an array telling
which element in the term array each document uses. |
FieldCache.StringIndex |
FieldCacheImpl.getStringIndex(IndexReader reader,
String field)
|
String[] |
FieldCache.getStrings(IndexReader reader,
String field)
Checks the internal cache for an appropriate entry, and if none is found, reads the term values in field and returns an array
of size reader.maxDoc() containing the value each document
has in the given field. |
String[] |
FieldCacheImpl.getStrings(IndexReader reader,
String field)
|
(package private) Object |
FieldCacheImpl.lookup(IndexReader reader,
String field,
int type)
See if an object is in the cache. |
(package private) static ScoreDocComparator |
FieldSortedHitQueue.lookup(IndexReader reader,
String field,
int type,
Object factory)
Returns a comparator if it is in the cache. |
(package private) Object |
FieldCacheImpl.lookup(IndexReader reader,
String field,
Object comparer)
See if a custom object is in the cache. |
ScoreDocComparator |
SortComparator.newComparator(IndexReader reader,
String fieldname)
|
ScoreDocComparator |
SortComparatorSource.newComparator(IndexReader reader,
String fieldname)
Creates a comparator for the field in the given index. |
Query |
BooleanQuery.rewrite(IndexReader reader)
|
Query |
Query.rewrite(IndexReader reader)
Expert: called to re-write queries into primitive queries. |
Scorer |
BooleanQuery.BooleanWeight.scorer(IndexReader reader,
Searcher searcher)
|
Scorer |
PhraseQuery.PhraseWeight.scorer(IndexReader reader,
Searcher searcher)
|
Scorer |
TermQuery.TermWeight.scorer(IndexReader reader,
Searcher searcher)
|
Scorer |
Weight.scorer(IndexReader reader,
Searcher searcher)
Constructs a scorer for this. |
(package private) Object |
FieldCacheImpl.store(IndexReader reader,
String field,
int type,
Object value)
Put an object into the cache. |
(package private) static Object |
FieldSortedHitQueue.store(IndexReader reader,
String field,
int type,
Object factory,
Object value)
Stores a comparator into the cache. |
(package private) Object |
FieldCacheImpl.store(IndexReader reader,
String field,
Object comparer,
Object value)
Put a custom object into the cache. |
| Constructors in gate.creole.annic.apache.lucene.search with parameters of type IndexReader | |
|---|---|
FieldCacheImpl.Entry(IndexReader reader,
String field,
int type)
Creates one of these objects. |
|
FieldCacheImpl.Entry(IndexReader reader,
String field,
Object custom)
Creates one of these objects for a custom comparator. |
|
FieldSortedHitQueue(IndexReader reader,
SortField[] fields,
int size)
Creates a hit queue sorted by the given list of fields. |
|
IndexSearcher(IndexReader r)
Creates a searcher searching the provided index. |
|
IndexSearcher(IndexReader r,
boolean closeReader)
|
| Uses of IndexReader in gate.creole.annic.lucene |
|---|
| Constructors in gate.creole.annic.lucene with parameters of type IndexReader | |
|---|---|
LuceneIndexSearcher(IndexReader r)
Creates a searcher searching the provided index. |
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T3RRORTOAST wrote:I have found an awesome Battlelog design. Do you like it? Gf Battlelog would look like this, I would eat a cookie (and no toast)
http://battlelog.gnastystudios.com/
wasakakero wrote:And also looks like youtube, everything to the left side, with a huge space in the right side... meh...


4.3 Remote repositories
It is not essential, but one of the best things about Git is that online repositories create an easier way to sync your work between computers and colleagues, avoiding much of the mess caused when this work happens simultaneously / your file sharing system of choice isn’t syncing properly. In this section, I will explain the correct way to utilize this, and the other way …
4.3.1 GitHub - the Good
GitHub is built for this. You should take full advantage of the effort and troubleshooting that has gone into the platform. Don’t try and recreate the wheel
With GitHub now offering unlimited free private repositories, I would recommend that you set up an account with GitHub. The reason why I suggest GitHub over a different purpose-built platform (such as Bitbucket or GitLab) is the community. Previously, I would have recommended Bitbucket due to the unlimited free private repositories, but this is no longer a restriction with GitHub. With GitHub, if you ever want to make your code open-source, you immediately have access to the largest community of programmers who can help you improve your code, as well as putting it to good use. And isn’t that why we do research?
Now that you’ve decided to use GitHub, it’s very easy to register. Just click the link above and select the package you’d like. If you have an academic email address, consider making this your primary email address on the account, as it gives you a PRO account unlimited collaborators on private repositories, unlike the standard account that limits it to 3 collaborators.
Be sure to choose a user name that is easy to remember, and easy to find. I would suggest just using your name.
Now you have a GitHub account set up, this is your remote. If you work on a project with collaborators, this can be shared with them. That way, collaborators can work on their own versions of the code on their local machine (computer), and when it’s ready for other people to use/help write, they can push
it to the remote where others can access it. Don’t worry if you don’t know what push
is - we’ll cover that soon.
4.3.2 Private server
It is possible to use and get the benefits of Git without a purpose-made online repository such as GitHub, but it’s not as simple and it’s not as stable. Because services like Dropbox and OneDrive are not built for storing and tracking changes in code and dot files, it can go wrong, especially when more than one author is involved. Of all the file syncing systems, Dropbox seems to be the best option due to the git-remote-dropbox extension, but this is still inferior to GitHub etc. With these home-made systems, corruption of the project repository is a matter of “when”, not “if”. If you insist on using this option, go read the git basic commands first, come back, and read on …
<IP_ADDRESS> Dropbox - the Bad
<IP_ADDRESS>.1 git-remote-dropbox
Install the git-remote-dropbox extension. The instructions were copied from the documentation and *have not been tested*.
- Install the helper with
pip install git-remote-dropbox
. - Generate an OAuth 2 token by going to the app console, creating a Dropbox API app with “Full Dropbox” access (or “App folder” access if you prefer, if you’re not going to be using Dropbox’s sharing features to use git-remote-dropbox in a multi-user setup), and generating an access token for yourself.
- Save your OAuth token in
~/.config/git/git-remote-dropbox.json
or~/.git-remote-dropbox.json
. The file should look something like this:
{
"default": "xxxxxxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx"
}
- git-remote-dropbox supports using multiple Dropbox accounts. You can create OAuth tokens for different accounts and add them all to the config file, using a user-defined username as the key:
{
"alice": "xxxxxxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx",
"ben": "xxxxxxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx",
"charlie": "xxxxxxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx"
}
You can tell git-remote-dropbox to use the token corresponding to username by specifying a URL like
dropbox://username@/path/to/repo
.You can also specify the token inline by using a URL like
dropbox://:token@/path/to/repo
.
<IP_ADDRESS>.2 Creating a Dropbox repository
Now you’ve installed the helper extension, you can start using Dropbox for your remote repositories. Unless a project already exists with a Dropbox repository (i.e. you’ve been added to the project and were not the one to set it up), I would recommend that you first create the repositories on your local machine using the steps below.
- Create a project folder on your computer (not in your Dropbox folder), and open up the Git Bash within the folder
- Enter
git init
to initialize your folder as a Git repository - Enter
git remote add origin "dropbox:///path/to/repo"
If a repository already exists in a Dropbox folder, and you want to make a local copy, you can do the following:
- Create a project folder on your computer, and open up the Git Bash within the folder
- Enter
git clone "dropbox:///path/to/repo" -b master
You are now set up to use Dropbox as your remote repository and can commit
, push
, and pull
changes using the Git Bash commands:
git add .
This stages the changes to your files, and it is essential to do before youcommit
git commit -m "your commit message"
git push origin master
git pull origin master
<IP_ADDRESS> OneDrive/Google Drive/Network Drive/others - the Ugly
*The instructions for this are based off the following articles and have not been tested*.
https://blog.geekforbrains.com/how-to-use-dropbox-and-git-for-private-repos-e1d304d5ff79
http://autchen.github.io/guides/2016/03/10/git-onedrive.html
http://tony.halcyonlane.com/blog/2011/09/22/Using-git-at-work-on-a-Windows-network-drive//
https://medium.com/@techstreams/git-google-drive-simple-git-host-3a84db4fc1fd
If you want to use a different file syncing system, then you need to create a bare remote repository. This is structured differently than a normal git repository, which makes it slightly better for use as a remote repository … but it’s still a bad idea and can corrupt the project.
- Create/open an existing project folder on your computer (not in your OneDrive folder), and open up the Git Bash within the folder
- Enter
git init
to initialize your folder as a Git repository - Assuming you have files already in the directory, you should commit them using
git add --all
git commit -m "your commit message"
- Create the bare repo in OneDrive etc using
git init --bare . ~/OneDrive///path/to/repo/project.git
- Configure your remote using
git remote add origin ~/OneDrive///path/to/repo/project.git
push
/pull
your commits usinggit push origin master
You can share the OneDrive repository (folder) so that multiple people can work on the project. However, if you do this, it is essential you coordinate your push
/pull
commands to avoid corrupting the repository.


Our Awesome Cheat Sheet
Ruby Strings, Integers, Arrays, and Hashes
Strings
A string is a common data type in Ruby used to represent a collection of characters. A string can be defined using single or double quotes as follows:
"This is a string"
'This is also a string'
"Thisisstillastring110*3$%!??"
Integers
An integer is a common data type in Ruby used to represent a number. Integers may be positive or negative, but do not include decimal places:
1
876
-97
123456789876543210
Arrays
An Array is a common data structure in Ruby used to represent an ordered list of elements. Each element in the list can be referenced by its corresponding index number, starting with index 0. For example:
example_array = [first_element, second_element, third_element]
example_array[0] => returns first_element
example_array[2] => returns third_element
Hashes
A Hash is a common data structure in Ruby used to represent an unordered list of data. Each piece of data is stored as a pair of information, with a "value" that is referenced by it's corresponding "key". For example:
example_hash = {
a_key: a_value,
c_key: c_value,
b_key: b_value
}


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If there exists an user account associated to {{ reset_email }}, we've sent instructions on how to reset your password.


Sixth ‘Dear John’ reader receives free Lively hearing aides after touching letter
by John CrudeleReaders: Here is the sixth lucky winner of the free $1,600 hearing aids given out by Lively (listenlively.com), a company that I challenged to prove its claim that its devices were fabulous at a lower price than its competitors’. The winners were selected randomly by Lively from people who emailed me and asked to be considered.
Dear John: I am 83 years old, born April Fools Day 1933, and live in the East Village.
I’ve been using hearing aids over 20 years. I started with Dunshaw in late ’90s at 654 Madison.
In the last two years, it changed its name to I Love Hearing, and recently moved to 30 E. 60th St., Suite 605.
I live on Social Security, with little savings in a rent-stabilized apartment.
Every four years it costs me $7,000 for a new pair of hearing aids, and Social Security does not cover it.
I limit my use of the hearing aids to make them last longer.
Connecting with traumatized people and teaching the craft of acting to people of all ages for free is my major way of being of value in this world.
Free hearing aids would allow me more time with that. L.L.


public static class GlyphPositioningTable.Value
extends java.lang.Object
Value
class implements a positioning value record, comprising placement
and advancement information in X and Y axes, and optionally including device data used to
perform device (grid-fitted) specific fine grain adjustments.| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
static int |
IDX_X_ADVANCE
X_ADVANCE value index (within adjustments arrays)
|
static int |
IDX_X_PLACEMENT
X_PLACEMENT value index (within adjustments arrays)
|
static int |
IDX_Y_ADVANCE
Y_ADVANCE value index (within adjustments arrays)
|
static int |
IDX_Y_PLACEMENT
Y_PLACEMENT value index (within adjustments arrays)
|
static int |
X_ADVANCE
X_ADVANCE value format flag
|
static int |
X_ADVANCE_DEVICE
X_ADVANCE_DEVICE value format flag
|
static int |
X_PLACEMENT
X_PLACEMENT value format flag
|
static int |
X_PLACEMENT_DEVICE
X_PLACEMENT_DEVICE value format flag
|
static int |
Y_ADVANCE
Y_ADVANCE value format flag
|
static int |
Y_ADVANCE_DEVICE
Y_ADVANCE_DEVICE value format flag
|
static int |
Y_PLACEMENT
Y_PLACEMENT value format flag
|
static int |
Y_PLACEMENT_DEVICE
Y_PLACEMENT_DEVICE value format flag
|
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
Value(int xPlacement,
int yPlacement,
int xAdvance,
int yAdvance,
GlyphPositioningTable.DeviceTable xPlaDevice,
GlyphPositioningTable.DeviceTable yPlaDevice,
GlyphPositioningTable.DeviceTable xAdvDevice,
GlyphPositioningTable.DeviceTable yAdvDevice)
Instantiate a Value.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
boolean |
adjust(int[] adjustments,
int fontSize)
Apply value to adjustments using font size for device table adjustments.
|
void |
adjust(int xPlacement,
int yPlacement,
int xAdvance,
int yAdvance)
Apply value to specific adjustments to without use of device table adjustments.
|
int |
getXAdvance() |
GlyphPositioningTable.DeviceTable |
getXAdvDevice() |
int |
getXPlacement() |
GlyphPositioningTable.DeviceTable |
getXPlaDevice() |
int |
getYAdvance() |
GlyphPositioningTable.DeviceTable |
getYAdvDevice() |
int |
getYPlacement() |
GlyphPositioningTable.DeviceTable |
getYPlaDevice() |
java.lang.String |
toString() |
public static final int X_PLACEMENT
public static final int Y_PLACEMENT
public static final int X_ADVANCE
public static final int Y_ADVANCE
public static final int X_PLACEMENT_DEVICE
public static final int Y_PLACEMENT_DEVICE
public static final int X_ADVANCE_DEVICE
public static final int Y_ADVANCE_DEVICE
public static final int IDX_X_PLACEMENT
public static final int IDX_Y_PLACEMENT
public static final int IDX_X_ADVANCE
public static final int IDX_Y_ADVANCE
public Value(int xPlacement, int yPlacement, int xAdvance, int yAdvance, GlyphPositioningTable.DeviceTable xPlaDevice, GlyphPositioningTable.DeviceTable yPlaDevice, GlyphPositioningTable.DeviceTable xAdvDevice, GlyphPositioningTable.DeviceTable yAdvDevice)
xPlacement
- the x placement or zeroyPlacement
- the y placement or zeroxAdvance
- the x advance or zeroyAdvance
- the y advance or zeroxPlaDevice
- the x placement device table or nullyPlaDevice
- the y placement device table or nullxAdvDevice
- the x advance device table or nullyAdvDevice
- the y advance device table or nullpublic int getXPlacement()
public int getYPlacement()
public int getXAdvance()
public int getYAdvance()
public GlyphPositioningTable.DeviceTable getXPlaDevice()
public GlyphPositioningTable.DeviceTable getYPlaDevice()
public GlyphPositioningTable.DeviceTable getXAdvDevice()
public GlyphPositioningTable.DeviceTable getYAdvDevice()
public void adjust(int xPlacement, int yPlacement, int xAdvance, int yAdvance)
xPlacement
- the x placement or zeroyPlacement
- the y placement or zeroxAdvance
- the x advance or zeroyAdvance
- the y advance or zeropublic boolean adjust(int[] adjustments, int fontSize)
adjustments
- array of four integers containing X,Y placement and X,Y advance adjustmentsfontSize
- font size for device table adjustmentspublic java.lang.String toString()
toString
in class java.lang.Object
Copyright 1999-2020 The Apache Software Foundation. All Rights Reserved.


There are 8
JavaScript data types
. 7
primitive
types, and one object
type. If something in JavaScript is
not a primitive data type
, it is an object
!
Primitive data types (primitive value
, primitive data type
) is data that
has no object
and no
methods.
There are 7 primitive data types
in JavaScript
: string
,
boolean
,
number
, bigInt
, symbol
, null
, and
undefined
.
All primitive data types
are immutable. They cannot be changed. The
variable
that holds
the primitive value can be re-assigned another value, but the
value itself
cannot be changed in the ways that objects
, functions
, and
arrays
can
be changed.
string
The string
primitive data type looks like so:
'Maria'
or "Maria"
or `Maria`
.
String
is used to represent text data
. Each string is made up of a
set
of
"elements" of
16-bit unsigned
integer values (the indexes). That means that each element occupies a position
in the
String
. The
first element
is
at index 0
, the second
at index 1
, etc. The length
of
the
String
is
the
number of
elements in it.
JavaScript strings
are immutable
. Once created, they cannot be changed. BUT, it is
possible to
create another string
based on an operation on the original string
: a substring of the original by using
String.substr()
or
concatenating
strings with String.concat()
.
.substr()
: Example
const str1 = `Bryan`;
str1.substr(0, 3);
console.log(str1.substr(0, 3));
.concat()
: Example
function addStr() {
const str2 = `Mark`;
str2.concat(` and Sohee`);
console.log(str2.concat(` and Sohee`));
}
addStr();
Number
JavaScript has two built in number
types: BigInt
and
Number
.
Number
Number
type is a double-precision
64-bit binary format IEEE 754 value
(numbers
between
-(253 - 1)
and 253 - 1)
Number
can represent floating-point
numbers.
number
type has 3 symbolic values
: +Infinity, -Infinity, and
NaN
.
number
type has only one integer with two representations: 0 is
represented as both
-0
and
+ 0
. 0
is an alias for +0
. This usually does not matter,
as -0 ===
+0
. The only time you might notice something different is when you divide by
0.
259 / -0
259 / +0
ECMAScript 2015 introduced Number.isSafeInteger(), Number.MAX_SAFE_INTEGER, and Number.MIN_SAFE_INTEGER.
These built-in methods check whether a number is in the double precision floating point range. Beyond that, integers are no longer safe and will only be a double precision floating point approximation of the actual value.
Unlike other programming languages, JavaScript does not define different types of numbers like integers, short, long,
floating point, etc. JavaScript numbers
are always
double
precision floating point
numbers
.
Integers
, numbers without a period or exponent notation, are accurate up to 15 digits
.
const maxInt =<PHONE_NUMBER>99999;
const beyondMaxInt =<PHONE_NUMBER>999999;
Beyond that, inaccuracy kicks in. And when it comes to decimal points, the max number is 17 before things get imprecise, but that is not always reliable.
Number
: Floating Point Precision (contd)This ended up being an excellent example of the unpredictability of decimal numbers. I decided to go into the Chrome Developer Tools Console, and simply add a slew of decimal numbers to see what happens. I started by adding 0.0 to 0.1 up to 0.8. I got the following back in the Console as a result:
0.0 + 0.1 // 0.1
0.0
added to 0.1
increments was precise. However, when 0.0
became
0.1
,
things changed. I got
the
following back in the Console:
0.1 + 0.1 // 0.2
0.1 + 0.2 // 0.30000000000000004
0.1 + 0.3 // 0.4
0.1 + 0.4 // 0.5
0.1 + 0.5 // 0.6
0.1 + 0.6 // 0.7
0.1 + 0.7 // 0.7999999999999999
0.1 + 0.8 // 0.9
0.2 + 0.1 // 0.30000000000000004
0.2 + 0.2 // 0.4
0.2 + 0.3 // 0.5
0.2 + 0.4 // 0.6000000000000001
0.2 + 0.5 // 0.7
0.2 + 0.6 // 0.8
0.2 + 0.7 // 0.8999999999999999
The best way to deal with this anomaly is to multiply the decimal numbers by 10 and then divide by 10:
(0.1 * 10 + 0.2 * 10)/10 // 0.3
(0.1 * 10 + 0.7 * 10)/10 // 0.8
(0.2 * 10 + 0.1 * 10)/10 // 0.3
(0.2 * 10 + 0.4 * 10)/10 // 0.6
(0.2 * 10 + 0.7 * 10)/10 // 0.9
takes care of the imprecision issue.
Number
: Floating Point Precision (contd)In essence, you can't predict ahead of time what kind of outcome you will have with addition because of the plus vs concatenation issue. You should address it as it comes up, and expect that indeed may come up.
There is only one integer in the number type
that is represented
twice
, and
that is 0
.
There is -0
and +0
. 0
really stands for +0
.
To learn more about Numbers
and the challenges
they can present, please
visit the JavaScript Numbers
page on W3Schools.
Note: The information on this page is a bit dated. It states that JavaScript has only one type of
Number
. But that is no longer true, because BigInt
, the
other
type
of
JavaScript Number
, is now part of
the JavaScript language.
BigInt
is a number type
that can represent integers beyond the
safe
integer limit
for Numbers.
BigInt
is created by appending n
to the end of an
integer
or
by
calling the
constructor
.
BigInt
s, you can operate beyond the
Number.MAX_SAFE_INTEGER
.
+
, *
, -
, **
, and %
with BigInt
s -
just like with Number
s. A BigInt
is not strictly equal to a
Number, only
loosely so.
BigInt
behaves like a number in cases where it is converted to
Boolean
with
if
,
||
, &&
, Boolean
, and !
.
const bigIntNum = 2n * 50n;
const bigIntNumExp = 2n ** 50n;
const bigIntAdd = bigIntNumExp + 1n;
Symbols
are new to JavaScript since ECMAScript 2015
. A Symbol
is a
unique and
immutable primitive
value and may be used as the key of an Object property
. In some programming languages,
Symbols
are
called "atoms".
Syntax:
Symbol(description)
Symbol()
: is the Symbol constructor. The constructor method is a special method for
creating and
initializing an object created within a class.
description
: optional. A string. It is the description of the symbol, which can be used
for debugging, but
not to access the symbol itself.
let sym1 = Symbol()
let sym2 = Symbol('foo')
let sym3 = Symbol('foo')
To learn more about Symbols, please visit the Symbol page on MDN.
Note: You are not required to know about Symbol
for this course.
null
null type
has only one value: null
.null
represents the absence
of any object value.falsy
for any boolean operations
.null
is not written as an identifier for a property
of the
global
object
, like
undefined
can be.
null
expresses a lack
of identification
and
absence
of
value
. This
means and
indicates that a
variable is not
pointing to any object whatsoever.
APIs
, null
is found
where an object is expected but
not there.falsy
value is a value that is considered false
when encountered in
a Boolean
context.
Type Conversion
behind the
scenes to coerce
any value
to a
Boolean
in contexts that require it, such as conditionals
and
loops
.
There are 7 falsy values
in JavaScript:
false
: the keyword false0
: the number 00n
: BigInt
, when used as a boolean
, follows the
same rule as a
Number. 0n
is falsy
.string
primitive
). The
length
of the string is 0
, which means that it indeed is empty.null
: the absence of any value, as discussed in slide on null
.undefined
: refers to when something is undefined
, and refers to the
primitive
value
.
NaN
: not a number.
function checkForNaN(x) {
if(isNaN(x)) {
return NaN;
}
return x;
}
checkForNaN(20);
console.log(checkForNaN(20));
console.log(checkForNaN(`This is definitely not a number!`));
JavaScript
, there is always a global object
defined and present. In
a web
browser, when
scripts create global
objects, they become a part of the Global Object
. (In Node.js
, this is
not the
case.)
Window
object is the Global Object
in a web browser
.
Any global
variables or
functions can
be accessed
as
properties
of the Window
object. As I mentioned earlier, we'll get
more into depth
about the
Window
object a bit
later in the course.
globalThis
globalThis: is how you access the actual Window
object in the
browser instead of simply a reference to it.
It has not always been this way. You used to be able to access the Window
object by
typing Window
or window
in the browser. But now, if
you go into Google
Chrome, for
example, and
type Window
or window
and hit return, you will only
get a reference to
it.
In order to access the global Window
object in the browser, you type:
globalThis
The reason for this is that historically, accessing the Global Object
required different syntax on different browsers and environments, which then resulted in cross-browser compatibility issues. Now, we use globalThis
to access the Window Object
(and window
is the child of Window
).
undefined
undefined
.
undefined
is a property
of the global object
.undefined
: Example
let obj;
console.log(typeof(obj));
null
and undefined
: Working Demonstrationtypeof null
: object (not null for legacy reasons)
typeof undefined
: undefined
null === undefined
: false
null == undefined
: true
null === null
: true
null == null
: true
!null
: true
isNaN(1 + null)
: false
isNaN(1 + undefined)
: true
object
In computer science, an object
is a value in memory which could be referenced by an
identifier
.
object
(contd)collection
of properties
.
object literal syntax
, a limited set of properties can be initialized,
then
later
removed or added.
Property values
can be of any type or other objects. This means being able to build
complex data
structures,
unlike with primitives such as strings.
Properties
are defined
using key values
. A key
value
is either
a String
or a
Symbol
value. In this course, we will be dealing with the key String
.
Object properties
(aka keys
) can be any string, including an empty one.
Property names
which are NOT valid identifiers
or numbers cannot be
accessed with a
dot (.)
property, but can be
set with the array like notation
['']
and encapsulated by
single
or
double quotes
. However, you don't really want to do that. Done this way, the code is hard
to read/follow. You want clear keys
for easier
referencing.
key
names with valid identifiers vs
invalid
identifiers
const clearPerson = {
hair: "green",
eyes: "blue"
}
const unclearPerson = {
[""]: "tall"
}
console.log(unclearPerson[""])
types
of object properties
There are two types of object properties which have certain attributes: the data
property and the accessor
property.
The object Data Property
associates a key
with a
value
. To view all the attributes
associated with
the Data
property
of an
object
, please
visit Data
property on MDN. The actual Attribute
(s) is used by the JavaScript V8 Engine, the
open source JavaScript engine that runs Google
Chrome, so
developers can't
access Attribute
. However, they can use the Object.defineProperty()
built
in method,
which is really cool.
Object.defineProperty()
The (static) method Object.defineProperty()
defines a new
object property
directly on
an object
OR
modifies an
existing property on an object
and returns the object
. This method
is
called
directly on the
Object
constructor
and
NOT on an instance
of type Object
.
Object.defineProperty()
SyntaxSyntax:
Object.defineProperty(obj, prop, descriptor)
Parameters:
obj
: the object on which to define the property
prop
: the name or Symbol of the property to be defined
descriptor
: the descriptor for the property being defined or modified
Return value
:
The object that was passed to the function
Object.defineProperty()
Example
// example of an object
const car = {
doors: 4,
windows: 4,
wheels: 4,
roof: 1,
type: carTypes("Honda"),
year: "2003"
};
function carTypes(name) {
if (name === "Chevy") {
return `My ${name} has ${car.wheels} wheels and ${car.doors} doors!`;
} else {
return `Sorry, we don't have any ${name}s!`;
}
}
console.log(carTypes("Honda"));
// example of Object.defineProperty
Object.defineProperty(car, "color", {
value: "red",
writable: true
});
console.log(car.color);
car.color = "blue";
console.log(car.color);
Object.defineProperty(car, "doors", {
value: 2,
writable: true
});
console.log(car.doors);
Accessor Property
Associates a key
with one of two accessor functions
, get
and
set
, to
retrieve or store
a value.
Again, the actual Attribute
(s) is used by the JavaScript V8 Engine, so
developers can't
access Attribute
. However, they can use the Object.defineProperty()
built
in method,
which is really cool.
Object.defineProperty()
Example
function ArchiveTemp() {
let temp = null;
let tempArchive = [];
Object.defineProperty(this, 'temp', {
get() {
console.log(`get the temp!`);
return temp;
},
set(value) {
temp = value;
tempArchive.push({val: temp});
}
});
this.getArchiveTemp = function() {return tempArchive};
}
let arc = new ArchiveTemp();
console.log(arc.temp);
arc.temp = 52;
arc.temp = 23;
arc.getArchiveTemp();
objects
, functions
and
dates
object
is a mapping
between keys
and
values
.
Keys are
strings
or Symbols
,
and values can be anything.
The Date object
: when representing dates, it is best to use the built in JavaScript
Date
object:
const date = new Date()
Indexed Collections
: Arrays
and Typed
Arrays
Arrays
are regular objects in which there is a relationship
between integer-keyed
properties and
the length
property. Remember that with Strings
there is just the length
property!
Arrays
inherit from Array.prototype
, which means they have access to a
bunch of
convenient
built in methods to
manipulate arrays. Examples are indexOf()
, searching a value in the array,
push()
,
adding an
element to the
array. This makes Arrays
great for representing lists
or
sets
. We will get more into detail when we work with arrays.
Typed Arrays
are new to JavaScript in ECMAScript 2015
, and are
array-like objects
that provide a
mechanism for
reading and writing raw binary data
in memory buffers. We won't be dealing with Typed
Arrays
in this course.
Typed Arrays
(contd)raw binary data
.
This where typed
arrays come in.
Maps
, Sets
,
WeakMaps
,
WeakSets
These data structures were introduced in ES6.
To learn more about keyed collections, please visit JavaScript data
types and data
structures on MDN. We will be focusing on Maps
in this course.
Keyed collections
: Maps
The Map
object holds key-value
pairs and remembers the
original order of the keys.
Any
value,
objects
or primitives
,
may be used as either keys
or values
. Maps
are often used in
libraries like React
as well as
vanilla
JavaScript.
To learn more about Maps, please visit Map on MDN.
.map()
: Example
// creates the div and img tag and then imports the images
let images = [
"images/david-clode-RAfIk-ZKbPk-unsplash.jpg",
"images/lesly-juarez-4JDPLjR1Ew4-unsplash.jpg",
"images/neil-cooper-uwI8R_FyLrI-unsplash.jpg",
"images/sophia-muller-loP8xxkZIk8-unsplash.jpg",
"images/itengyart-Pm2wSt4WwgI-unsplash.jpg"
];
// creates the div and img tag and then imports the images
images.map(image => {
const imageWrapper = document.getElementById("images");
const img = document.createElement("img");
const div = document.createElement("div");
img.setAttribute("class", "image");
img.setAttribute("src", `${image.src}`);
img.src = image;
img.height = "150";
img.width = "150";
imageWrapper.appendChild(div);
div.appendChild(img);
});
.map()
Live ExampleJSON
JSON
, or JavaScript Object Notation
,
is a
lightweight format
for storing and
transporting data. It is often used when data is sent from a server to a web page.
const superHeroes = {
"squadName": "Super hero squad",
"homeTown": "Metro City",
"formed": 2016,
"secretBase": "Super tower",
"active": true,
"members": [{
"name": "Molecule Man",
"age": 29,
"secretIdentity": "Dan Jukes",
"powers": [
"Radiation resistance",
"Turning tiny",
"Radiation blast"
]
},
{
"name": "Madame Uppercut",
"age": 39,
"secretIdentity": "Jane Wilson",
"powers": [
"Million tonne punch",
"Damage resistance",
"Superhuman reflexes"
]
},
{
"name": "Eternal Flame",
"age": 1000000,
"secretIdentity": "Unknown",
"powers": [
"Immortality",
"Heat Immunity",
"Inferno",
"Teleportation",
"Interdimensional travel"
]
}
]
}
Link to the repo that houses this code: MDN
Learning Area repo on Github. Learning JSON
is not required for this
course.
Here, what is within the opening curly brace at the beginning and the closing curly brace at the end, is the
pure
JSON
. MDN added the declaration and initialization of the superHeroes
variable for their
own teaching
purposes.
An
example of pure JSON
is the package.json
file for this
slide deck. I also used a .json
file for a
project I created some years ago which I
still have on
Github. It was client side only.
Built-In Objects
There are also (quite a few) standard built-in objects in JavaScript, such as Date
or
Math
, for
example. To view a
list of standard built-in objects available in JavaScript, please visit Standard
built-in objects on MDN.
You'll see the built-in Date()
object live in action when talk about the
switch
statement
in conditionals
.
typeof
operatorThe typeof
operator will tell you what data type you are dealing with. It is a great way
to type
check
!
To view the list of types that can be checked by typeof, please visit the typeof page on MDN.


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class: center, middle # Real World PureScript (Day 1) ## Justin Woo ### Monadic Party - 2019 Jun 20 --- # Plan * Day 1: What is PureScript, and how do these types work? Introduce the PureScript language, talk about some details with types, kinds, type classes + functional dependencies, and the why and how of row types and row type classes.
* Day 2: How do we do FFI, and how can we use types to make it better? Introduce FFI in PureScript, and various approaches to FFI with types, from basic opaque data types to data types with row type parameters.
--- # Preview of Day 1 contents * Type aliases, newtypes, data types * Functions, pattern matching, guards * Anonymous records * Type classes with multiple parameters and functional dependencies * Kinds, Row kind * Records as a type with a row type parameter * Row type classes --- # Setup You will need... * PureScript 0.13.0 * Spago * Node 10.x or higher Installation methods: * Via Nix:
* Via npm: `npm i -g purs-bin-simple spago` Please, make sure you have set npm prefix to something like ~/.npm: ``` # ~/.npmrc prefix=/home/your-user/.npm ``` ``` npm set prefix ~/.npmrc ``` --- # What is PureScript? * a Haskell-like language for working with JavaScript * a language for using types for both static guarantees and automatically derived routines * a state of mind * a source of memes on Twitter * "the row types language" --- # Hello world (src/Main.purs) Hello world: ```hs module Main where -- module Main (main) where import Prelude import Effect (Effect) import Effect.Console (log) main :: Effect Unit main = do log "Hello sailor!" ``` `> spago run` --- # Types (src/Basics.purs) ```hs type StringAlias = String stringAliasValue :: StringAlias stringAliasValue = "Hello" newtype URL = MkURL String urlValue :: URL urlValue = MkURL "https://google.com" data URLorCode = IsURL String | IsCode String urlOrCodeValue :: URLorCode urlOrCodeValue = IsCode "banana" ``` --- # Functions ```hs unwrapURL :: URL -> String unwrapURL (MkURL s) = s isCode :: URLorCode -> Boolean isCode (IsCode _) = true isCode (IsURL _) = false isCode' :: URLorCode -> Boolean isCode' x = case x of IsCode _ -> true _ -> false isCode'' :: URLorCode -> Boolean isCode'' x | IsCode _ <- x = true | otherwise = false ``` --- # Anonymous Records Unlike Haskell: ```hs type MyRecord = { apple :: String , banana :: String , kiwi :: String } ``` More on this after talking about types, Types, row types, and kinds. --- ## Type Classes (src/TypeClassesAndKinds.purs) Given some concrete type, you should be able to match some instance, which may lead to * additional types being determined * additional functions being determined
```hs class Unwrap t a | t -> a where unwrap :: t -> a instance unwrapURLInstance :: Unwrap URL String where unwrap (MkURL s) = s ``` --- class: middle ```hs class RodeoTypes input output | input -> output instance rodeoIntString :: RodeoTypes Int String instance rodeoStringBoolean :: RodeoTypes String Boolean data Proxy s = Proxy rodeoTypes :: forall input output . RodeoTypes input output => Proxy input -> Proxy output rodeoTypes _ = Proxy rodeoResult1 :: Proxy String rodeoResult1 = rodeoTypes (Proxy :: Proxy Int) rodeoResult2 :: Proxy ?hole -- Hole 'hole' has the inferred type Boolean rodeoResult2 = rodeoTypes (Proxy :: Proxy String) ``` --- # Kinds So far, everything has had inferred kinds, typically of kind `Type`. ```hs data Proxy (s :: Type) = Proxy ``` All `Type`s have values, but how about some that don't? e.g. `Symbol` kind: ```hs -- from Data.Symbol data SProxy (sym :: Symbol) = SProxy -- Information is simply used in compile time: staticStringProxy :: SProxy "hello world" staticStringProxy = SProxy -- from Data.Symbol class IsSymbol (sym :: Symbol) where reflectSymbol :: SProxy sym -> String reflectedSymbolValue :: String reflectedSymbolValue = reflectSymbol staticStringProxy ``` --- # Arrow kind `->` takes two `Type`s and gives you a `Type`.
```hs type IntToInt1 = Int -> Int type Arrow = (->) :: Type -> Type -> Type type FromInt = (->) Int :: Type -> Type type IntToInt2 = FromInt Int :: Type ``` --- # Row kind (src/Rows.purs) Special symbol `#`, which can create a row of a type of a kind. "Row": unordered collection of fields by Symbol and associated type of a kind. ```hs type EmptyRow = () :: # Type type SingleRow = ( a :: String ) :: # Type type SymbolRow = ( a :: "apple" ) :: # Symbol ```
Enables user-created data types, e.g. polymorphic variants as a library: `purescript-variant` ```hs foreign import data Variant :: # Type -> Type ``` --- # Records ```hs -- from Prim ("builtins") data Record :: # Type -> Type type MyRecordA = { apple :: String , banana :: String } type MyRecordB = Record ( apple :: String , banana :: String ) id = identity :: MyRecordA -> MyRecordB fn1 :: MyRecordA -> String fn1 r = r.apple fn1 :: MyRecordA -> MyRecordA fn1 r = r { apple = "no" } ``` --- # Row type classes What if we could use the row type parameter of `Record` and be able to get generic type-level information? ```hs -- Built-in type classes in `Prim.Row` class Union (left :: # Type) (right :: # Type) (union :: # Type) | left right -> union , right union -> left , union left -> right class Nub (original :: # Type) (nubbed :: # Type) | original -> nubbed class Lacks (label :: Symbol) (row :: # Type) class Cons (label :: Symbol) (a :: Type) (tail :: # Type) (row :: # Type) | label a tail -> row , label row -> a tail ``` --- # PureScript-Record `purescript-record` is a library which uses exactly these constraints to extract type information. ```hs get :: forall r r' l a .  IsSymbol l => Lacks l r1 => Cons l a r1 r2 => SProxy l -> a -> { | r1 } -> { | r2 } ``` --- # Review of Day 1 contents * Type aliases, newtypes, data types * Functions, pattern matching, guards * Anonymous records * Type classes with multiple parameters and functional dependencies * Kinds, Row kind * Records as a type with a row type parameter * Row type classes --- # Extra reading * Generics-Rep (Datatype Generics) tutorial
A tutorial of how to use Datatype Generics in PureScript, which allow you to work with a generic representation of types which are derived by the compiler, so that you can write a series of type classes that work for all data types deriving methods of generic representations.
* "Type classes and Instances are Pattern Matching for Types"
A general post about how working in the type level has many parallels to working in the value level, with discussion of `RowToList`. --- # Humor * "Fun Type Level literal number arithmetic with Instance Chains" https://github.com/justinwoo/my-blog-posts/blob/master/posts/2018-05-27-fun-type-level-literal-number-arithmetic-with-instance-chains.md ```hs class Add (l :: Symbol) (r :: Symbol) (o :: Symbol) | l -> r o instance zeroAdd :: Add "zero" r r else instance succAdd :: ( Succ l' l , Succ r r' , Add l' r' o ) => Add l r o ``` * "We don't need Peano Numbers in PureScript"
```hs resultSub2 :: SProxy "....................................." resultSub2 = T.sub (SProxy :: SProxy "...............................................") (SProxy :: SProxy T.Ten) ``` --- # Some memes * https://twitter.com/jusrin00/status/1012327213591605249 * https://twitter.com/jusrin00/status/933428832618545153 * https://twitter.com/jusrin00/status/963892030773579776 * https://twitter.com/jusrin00/status/1082058122393513984 * https://twitter.com/jusrin00/status/1053763021208723456 * https://twitter.com/jusrin00/status/985596999998328832 * https://twitter.com/jusrin00/status/968471589812670465 * https://twitter.com/jusrin00/status/1008330774884601856 * https://twitter.com/jusrin00/status/1132007452810063874 * https://twitter.com/jusrin00/status/1128059526404554752 * https://twitter.com/jusrin00/status/1094190044175159296


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SAINT-LEONARD-DE-NOBLAT, France (Reuters) - Mourners at the funeral of Raymond Poulidor on Tuesday paid tribute to a French cyclist who never achieved his goal of winning the Tour de France but in the process won widespread admiration for his courage and integrity.

Family members and cycling dignitaries crammed into the tiny church in Saint-Leonard-de-Noblat, while several hundred people stood in the town square outside watching the funeral service on a big screen.
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| Depends: | R (≥ 3.2.0) |
| Imports: | lubridate |
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| Published: | 2018-12-03 |
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The Courier reports the two companies announced the purchase Wednesday. Findlay Publishing says it will continue to operate three radio stations in Findlay and four in Columbus, Indiana.
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Trump responds to North Korea: Joe Biden may be 'Sleepy and Very Slow,' but he is not a 'rabid dog'
by Justine ColemanPresident Trump responded to North Korea’s criticism of Joe Biden on Sunday, saying the 2020 Democratic White House hopeful “may be Sleepy and Very Slow, but he is not a ‘rabid dog.’”
The president in a tweet described Biden as “somewhat better than that.”
“Mr. Chairman, Joe Biden may be Sleepy and Very Slow, but he is not a ‘rabid dog,’” Trump tweeted.
“He is actually somewhat better than that, but I am the only one who can get you where you have to be," he added. "You should act quickly, get the deal done. See you soon!”
North Korea’s state-run media attacked the former vice president last Friday, calling him “a rabid dog” that needs to be "beaten to death."
“It was the last-ditch efforts of the rabid dog expediting his death,” KCNA said in a commentary. “Rabid dogs like Baiden [sic] can hurt lots of people if they are allowed to run about. They must be beaten to death with a stick, before it is too late.”
Biden, a longtime critic of North Korea, answered by saying he wears North Korea’s insults of him “as a badge of honor.”
The Trump administration has been working with North Korea on a denuclearization deal, but negotiations have stalled in recent months.
North Korea has given the U.S. an end-of-the-year deadline on making a deal.
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[gecode-users] question about mult propagator
Alejandro Arbelaez
a_le_jo55 at yahoo.com
Wed Sep 13 19:23:10 CEST 2006
Hi,
I tried to compile the program again, and when I compile gecode without debug the program fails (i.e prints FAILED), but when I compile gecode with debug the program works very well (i.e prints OK).
I'm working with:
gecode-1.2.2
g++-4.03
ubuntu 6.04
Thanks for the help
Alejandro
Christian Schulte <schulte at imit.kth.se> wrote: Please, let me reiterate the issues raised in the two previous replies:
Never, never ever, report a problem without telling
- Gecode version number
- platform used (operating system plus C++ compiler)
In this case, early versions of Gecode had actually a bug in multiplication
(but actually not incorrectness just a quirk). So did you double check that
the program you wrote is the program you executed?
Cheers
Christian
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-----Original Message-----
From: users-bounces at gecode.org [mailto:users-bounces at gecode.org] On Behalf
Of Mikael Zayenz Lagerkvist
Sent: Wednesday, September 13, 2006 8:22 AM
To: Alejandro Arbelaez
Cc: users at gecode.org
Subject: Re: [gecode-users] question about mult propagator
Hello Alejandro,
When I tried your program with Gecode 1.2.2 it worked as it should, i.e., it
printed OK
A: 316 B: 120 tmp: 37920
What version of Gecode are you using? What platform are you using it on?
Cheers,
Mikael
On 9/13/06, Alejandro Arbelaez wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I don't understand why the following program fails,
>
> I only want to create a propagator for
> a*b=:tmp, where a=:316 and b=:120
> so after the propagation (status) tmp is going to be equal to 37920,
> and that is the value that tmp shows in the last line of the program,
> but the status of A is failed ????
>
> #include "gecode/int.hh"
> #include "gecode/kernel.hh"
> #include
>
> using namespace Gecode;
>
> class Alejo : public Space {
> public:
> Alejo(void) {}
> virtual Space* copy(bool share) {
> return new Alejo(*this);
> }
> };
>
> int main() {
> Alejo A;
> IntVar a(&A,0,100000);
> IntVar b(&A,0,100000);
> IntVar tmp(&A,Gecode::Limits::Int::int_min,
> Gecode::Limits::Int::int_max);
> mult(&A,a,b,tmp);
> eq(&A,a,316);
> eq(&A,b,120);
>
> unsigned long pp;
> SpaceStatus estado = A.status(pp);
>
> if(estado==SS_FAILED) std::cout<<"FAILED"<
> if(estado==SS_SOLVED) std::cout<<"OK"<
> std::cout<<"A: "<<<" B: "<<<" tmp: "<<
> return 0;
> }
>
>
> Cheers
> Alejandro
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| av3_data_coll | informational | data collected and send by the mobile app | |||||||
| av3_data_leakage | no data leaked: 0 / complies with privacy policy: 1 / data leaked beyond privacy policy: 2 | identifiable for the user or the phone that is being collected | 2 |
0 |
2 |
1 |
2 |
0 |
0 |
| av3_data_wipe | unsecure feature: 1 / secure feature: 0 | can data be wiped from the mobile application | 1 |
1 |
1 |
1 |
1 |
1 |
1 |
| av3_export_cloud | unsecure feature: 1 / secure feature: 0 | data being exported somewhere into the cloud (dropbox et al) | n/a |
n/a |
n/a |
n/a |
n/a |
n/a |
n/a |
| av3_export_sdcard | unsecure feature: 1 / secure feature: 0 | can data be exported to SD card or other locations on device and is that data encrypted | n/a |
n/a |
n/a |
n/a |
n/a |
n/a |
n/a |
| av3_export_social | unsecure feature: 1 / secure feature: 0 | export variants to social media and data encryption while exporting | n/a |
0 |
0 |
n/a |
0 |
n/a |
n/a |
| av3_pwd_change_freq | no period or frequency: 2 / either one: 1 / both: 0 | password change period (must) and frequency (can) | n/a |
n/a |
2 |
n/a |
2 |
2 |
n/a |
| av3_pwd_change_policy | no policy: 0 / min characters: 1 / mixed charsets: 2 | password policy enforced on password change | n/a |
n/a |
1 |
n/a |
1 |
n/a |
n/a |
| av3_pwd_change_reuse | yes, unlimited: 0 / no, but history can be bypassed (see change freq): 1 / no without limitation: 2 | can a password be reused and how much difference is required | n/a |
n/a |
1 |
n/a |
2 |
n/a |
n/a |
| av3_reg_acc_verif | none: 2 / email account verification: 1 / two factor authentication 0 | email account verification or two factor authentication | 2 |
n/a |
2 |
2 |
2 |
2 |
2 |
| av3_reg_data_input | informational | Specifies the data fields and types which are required as inputs | n/a |
||||||
| av3_reg_data_validation | data not validated: 1 / data is validated: 0 | Comments on data validation during user registration: weight, heitght, email... | 0 |
n/a |
0 |
0 |
0 |
0 |
1 |
| av3_reg_pripol_link | no link or information: 1 / link available: 0 | link to privacy policy or any kind of information on such topic | 0 |
n/a |
1 |
1 |
1 |
0 |
1 |
| av3_reg_pwd_policy | no policy: 2 / min characters: 1 / mixed charsets: 0 | is a password policy enforced | 2 |
n/a |
1 |
1 |
1 |
2 |
1 |
| 7.0 | 1.0 | 11.0 | 6.0 | 12.0 | 7.0 | 6.0 |
| test step | rating | desc | Activ8rLives Body Analyser com.activ8rlives.mobile |
FitBit aria com.fitbit.FitbitMobile |
HAPI Connected Scale com.hapiconnect |
iChoice S1 com.medm.medmwt.diary |
Thomson TBS705 com.stabxtom.thomson |
Withings WS-30 com.withings.wiscale2 |
iChoice S1 com.medm.ichoice.diary |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| av4_data_leakage | no data leaked: 0 / complies with privacy policy: 1 / data leaked beyond privacy policy: 2 | data leakage to third party services | 1 |
0 |
0 |
0 |
1 |
0 |
0 |
| 1.0 | 0.0 | 0.0 | 0.0 | 1.0 | 0.0 | 0.0 |
| test step | rating | desc | Activ8rLives Body Analyser com.activ8rlives.mobile |
FitBit aria com.fitbit.FitbitMobile |
HAPI Connected Scale com.hapiconnect |
iChoice S1 com.medm.medmwt.diary |
Thomson TBS705 com.stabxtom.thomson |
Withings WS-30 com.withings.wiscale2 |
iChoice S1 com.medm.ichoice.diary |
|
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| av5_data_coll | informational | characteristics of data collected by the sensor | ||||||||
| av5_pairing_process | informational | pairing process between sensor and phone | ||||||||
| av5_swfw_update | vulnerable: 1 / not vulnerable: 0 | update cycle related issues | 1 |
0 |
1 |
1 |
1 |
0 |
1 |
|
| av5_wifi_ssl | 0 - correct ssl usage / 1 - vulnerable ssl usage / 2 - no ssl usage | ssl usage by sensor device | n/a |
2 |
n/a |
n/a |
n/a |
n/a |
2 |
n/a |
| 1.0 | 2.0 | 1.0 | 1.0 | 1.0 | 2.0 | 1.0 |
| test step | rating | desc | Activ8rLives Body Analyser com.activ8rlives.mobile |
FitBit aria com.fitbit.FitbitMobile |
HAPI Connected Scale com.hapiconnect |
iChoice S1 com.medm.medmwt.diary |
Thomson TBS705 com.stabxtom.thomson |
Withings WS-30 com.withings.wiscale2 |
iChoice S1 com.medm.ichoice.diary |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| av6_csrf | vulnerable: 1 / not vulnerable: 0 | basic CSRF attack | 1 |
0 |
0 |
0 |
n/a |
0 |
|
| av6_data_input | data not validated: 1 / data is validated: 0 | data input via web UI and validation | 0 |
0 |
1 |
1 |
n/a |
0 |
|
| av6_data_wipe | insecure feature: 1 / secure feature: 0 | wipe and delete data from the web account | 1 |
0 |
0 |
0 |
n/a |
0 |
|
| av6_export_cloud | insecure feature: 1 / secure feature: 0 | data being exported somewhere into the cloud (dropbox et al) | n/a |
n/a |
n/a |
n/a |
n/a |
n/a |
|
| av6_export_disk | insecure feature: 1 / secure feature: 0 | can data be exported to SD card or other locations on device and is that data encrypted | 0 |
0 |
n/a |
0 |
n/a |
0 |
|
| av6_export_social | insecure feature: 1 / secure feature: 0 | export variants to social media and data encryption while exporting | n/a |
0 |
0 |
n/a |
n/a |
n/a |
|
| av6_pri_pol | no link or information: 1 / link available: 0 | pirvacy poclicy linked and available | 0 |
0 |
0 |
0 |
n/a |
0 |
|
| av6_pwd_change_freq | no period or frequency: 2 / either one: 1 / both: 0 | password change period (must) and frequency (can) | 2 |
2 |
2 |
2 |
n/a |
2 |
|
| av6_pwd_change_policy | no policy: 2 / min characters: 1 / mixed charsets: 0 | password policy enforced on password change | 2 |
1 |
1 |
1 |
n/a |
1 |
|
| av6_pwd_change_reuse | yes, unlimited: 0 / no, but history can be bypassed (see change freq): 1 / no without limitation: 2 | can a password be reused and how much difference is required | 2 |
2 |
2 |
2 |
n/a |
2 |
|
| av6_reg_acc_verif | none: 2 / email account verification: 1 / two factor authentication 0 | email account verification or two factor authentication | 2 |
1 |
2 |
1 |
n/a |
2 |
|
| av6_reg_data_input | informational | Specifies the data fields and types which are required as inputs | n/a |
||||||
| av6_reg_data_validation | data not validated: 1 / data is validated: 0 | Comments on data validation during user registration: weight, heitght, email... | 0 |
0 |
1 |
0 |
n/a |
0 |
|
| av6_reg_pripol_link | no link or information: 1 / link available: 0 | link to privacy policy or any kind of information on such topic | 1 |
0 |
1 |
0 |
n/a |
0 |
|
| av6_reg_pwd_policy | no policy: 2 / min characters: 1 / mixed charsets: 0 | is a password policy enforced | 2 |
1 |
1 |
1 |
n/a |
1 |
|
| av6_sql_injection | vulnerable: 1 / not vulnerable: 0 | inject sql queries to learn information from the server | 0 |
0 |
0 |
0 |
n/a |
0 |
|
| av6_xss | vulnerable: 1 / not vulnerable: 0 | basic xss attacks on the web page with a select statement | 0 |
0 |
0 |
0 |
n/a |
0 |
|
| 13.0 | 7.0 | 11.0 | 8.0 | 0.0 | 8.0 | 0.0 |
| device package | comment |
| com.fitbit.FitbitMobile FitBit aria |
pairing works as described via wifi and connecting to the scale directly; scale communicates via unencrypted wifi connection with the fitbit server and sends information to them; scale and protocol have been researched by others and fitbit has already improved on their weaknesses a lot |
| com.stabxtom.thomson Thomson TBS705 |
measurements from the scale are first inserted into the database and then synchronized to a server (data center); however once the data has been synchronized to that server it is not any longer accessible for the user; the app after reset does not load the already collected data initially |
| com.withings.wiscale2 Withings WS-30 |
scale can connect via wifi and bluetooth wifi option enables scale to communicate with withings immediately wifi option is using http only phone is loading data from webservice scale is set up via bluetooth, this way it is provided with parameter |


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Goals
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Dreams
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Meanwhile, Tacha has made another move on social media that has got her fans excited. The 23-year-old star took to her Instagram page on November 19, 2019, to wish Twitter CEO and co-founder, Jack Dorsey, a happy birthday.
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EPXProximityZone
@interface EPXProximityZone : NSObject
Represents a logical zone. Is represented by range from a beacon and its tag. Can be spanned by one or more beacons. Beacon identification is tag-based (see https://github.com/Estimote/iOS-Proximity-SDK/blob/master/README.md for more info).
-
Range where the action should be reported.
Declaration
Objective-C
@property (readonly, strong, nonatomic) EPXProximityRange *_Nonnull range;
Swift
var range: ProximityRange { get }
-
Tag assigned in Cloud to that zone.
Declaration
Objective-C
@property (readonly, nonatomic) NSString *_Nonnull tag;
Swift
var tag: String { get }
-
Register block to be called when user enters proximity of Estimote devices with matching tag. Beacon identification is tag-based (see https://github.com/Estimote/iOS-SDK/blob/sdk_5/README.md for more info).
Declaration
Objective-C
@property (readwrite, copy, nonatomic, nullable) void (^) (EPXProximityZoneContext *_Nonnull) onEnter;
Swift
var onEnter: ((ProximityZoneContext) -> Void)? { get set }
-
Block to be called when user exits proximity of Estimote devices with matching tag. Beacon identification is tag-based (see https://github.com/Estimote/iOS-SDK/blob/sdk_5/README.md for more info).
Declaration
Objective-C
@property (readwrite, copy, nonatomic, nullable) void (^) (EPXProximityZoneContext *_Nonnull) onExit;
Swift
var onExit: ((ProximityZoneContext) -> Void)? { get set }
-
Block to be called each time a new beacon is detected in user’s range and each time a beacon disappears from user’s range.
Declaration
Objective-C
@property (readwrite, copy, nonatomic, nullable) void (^) (NSSet<EPXProximityZoneContext *> *_Nonnull) onContextChange;
Swift
var onContextChange: ((Set<ProximityZoneContext>) -> Void)? { get set }
-
Unavailable
Init is unavailable.
Declaration
Objective-C
- (nonnull instancetype)init;
-
Unavailable
New is unavailable.
Declaration
Objective-C
+ (nonnull instancetype)new;
-
Designated initilizer.
Declaration
Objective-C
- (nonnull instancetype)initWithTag:(nonnull NSString *)tag range:(nonnull EPXProximityRange *)range;
Swift
init(tag: String, range: ProximityRange)
Parameters
tag
Tag name assigned to the zone.
range
Range where the action should be reported.


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Advice from "The Pragmatic Programmer"
By
David Thomas and Andrew Hunt
with additions by Christopher Robison [
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August, 2021