public interface TransientStore<V> extends AutoCloseable
PersistentStore
in that the lifetime of
a (key, value) tuple is bound to the lifetime of the node originally creating it. In other words, entries are evicted
as soon as node/s originally stored them leaves the cluster. That should explain the reason for relocating this
abstraction under cluster coordination package.
Consumers of this interface can observe changes made to the store via attaching a listener
.| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
addListener(TransientStoreListener listener)
Adds a listener that observes store
events . |
Iterator<Map.Entry<String,V>> |
entries()
Returns an iterator of (key, value) tuples.
|
V |
get(String key)
Returns a value corresponding to the given look-up key if exists, null otherwise.
|
Iterator<String> |
keys()
Returns an iterator of keys.
|
V |
put(String key,
V value)
Stores the given (key, value) in this store overriding the existing value.
|
V |
putIfAbsent(String key,
V value)
Stores the given (key, value) tuple in this store only if it does not exists.
|
V |
remove(String key)
Removes the (key, value) tuple from this store if the key exists.
|
void |
removeListener(TransientStoreListener listener)
Removes the given listener from this store if exists, has no effect otherwise.
|
int |
size()
Returns number of entries.
|
Iterator<V> |
values()
Returns an iterator of values.
|
close
V get(String key)
key
- look-up keyV put(String key, V value)
key
- look-up keyvalue
- value to storeV putIfAbsent(String key, V value)
key
- look-up keyvalue
- value to storeV remove(String key)
key
- look-up keyint size()
void addListener(TransientStoreListener listener)
events
.
Note that
i) Calling this method with the same listener instance more than once has no effect.
ii) Listeners are not necessarily invoked from the calling thread. Consumer should consider thread safety issues.
iii) Subclasses might hold a strong reference to the listener. It is important that consumer
removes
its listener once it is done observing events.removeListener(TransientStoreListener)
void removeListener(TransientStoreListener listener)
Copyright © 2021 The Apache Software Foundation. All rights reserved.


{% macro statusBadge(edition, licensedEdition) %} {% if edition == CraftEdition %} {% if edition == licensedEdition %}
Client{{ "For sites built for clients with only one content manager."|t }} |
Pro{{ "For everything else."|t }} |
|
|---|---|---|
| {{ statusBadge(CraftClient, licensedEdition) }} | {{ statusBadge(CraftPro, licensedEdition) }} | |
| {{ "One-Time Price"|t }} | {{ price(CraftClient, editions[CraftClient]) }} | {{ price(CraftPro, editions[CraftPro]) }} |
| {{ buybtn(CraftClient, editions[CraftClient], licensedEdition, canTestEditions) }} | {{ buybtn(CraftPro, editions[CraftPro], licensedEdition, canTestEditions) }} | |
| {{ "User Accounts"|t }} | ||
| {{ "Additional user accounts"|t }} | {{ "One “Client” account"|t }} | {{ "Unlimited"|t }} |
| {{ "User groups"|t }} | ||
| {{ "User permissions"|t }} | ||
| {{ "Public user registration"|t }} | ||
| {{ "System Branding"|t }} | ||
| {{ "Custom login screen logo"|t }} | ||
| {{ "Custom HTML email template"|t }} | ||
| {{ "Custom email message wording"|t }} | ||
| {{ "Assets"|t }} | ||
| {{ "Amazon S3 support"|t }} | ||
| {{ "Rackspace Cloud Files support"|t }} | ||
| {{ "Google Cloud Storage support"|t }} | ||
| {{ "Localization and Translation"|t }} | ||
| {{ "Section and entry locale targeting"|t }} | ||
| {{ "Content translations"|t }} | ||
| {{ "Locale-specific user permissions"|t }} | ||
| {{ buybtn(CraftClient, editions[CraftClient], licensedEdition, canTestEditions) }} | {{ buybtn(CraftPro, editions[CraftPro], licensedEdition, canTestEditions) }} |


wTO: Computing Weighted Topological Overlaps (wTO) & Consensus wTO
Network
Computes the Weighted Topological Overlap with positive and negative signs (wTO) networks given a data frame containing the mRNA count/ expression/ abundance per sample, and a vector containing the interested nodes of interaction (a subset of the elements of the full data frame). It also computes the cut-off threshold or p-value based on the individuals bootstrap or the values reshuffle per individual. It also allows the construction of a consensus network, based on multiple wTO networks. The package includes a visualization tool for the networks. More about the methodology can be found at <arXiv:1711.04702>.
| Version: |
1.6.3 |
| Imports: |
data.table, igraph, magrittr, plyr, parallel, som, visNetwork, reshape2, shiny |
| Suggests: |
knitr, rmarkdown |
| Published: |
2018-11-17 |
| Author: |
Deisy Morselli Gysi, Andre Voigt, Tiago Miranda Fragoso, Eivind Almaas and Katja Nowick. |
| Maintainer: |
Deisy Morselli Gysi <deisy at bioinf.uni-leipzig.de> |
| License: |
GPL-2 |
| NeedsCompilation: |
no |
| Citation: |
wTO citation info |
| CRAN checks: |
wTO results |
Downloads:
Reverse dependencies:
Linking:
Please use the canonical form
https://CRAN.R-project.org/package=wTO
to link to this page.


Igor is a software engineer at Google. He is the lead of the AngularJS, practitioner of test driven development, open source enthusiast, hacker
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Software Engineer that strives to build beautiful things. Loves Ionic Framework, iOS, and Android.
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Independent developer, speaker & instructor focused on Azure, Office 365, Angular & the client dev.
Scott is an instructor and engineer with a passion for UI. He currently works at Udacity in SF.
Google Developer Expert, MS Regional Director and MVP, Founder of Wahlin Consulting, Udemy and Pluralsight author.
Scott is an instructor and engineer with a passion for UI. He currently works at Udacity in SF.
Kyle Simpson is an Open Web Evangelist who's passionate about all things JavaScript.
A Senior Content Publishing Manager focused on developer content at Microsoft Learning, Paul has worked at Microsoft for 15 years, with a break to teach college for a couple of years.
JavaScript developer and open source advocate. Founder of Valet.io.
Developer Programs Engineer at Google. Full-time Firebase, Part-time Angular.
Developer. Hacker. Community backer. Author and blogger. Console logger.
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This SRFI augments SRFI 81 (Port I/O) by allowing ports to be constructed from streams as described in SRFI 80 (Stream I/O).


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Portal Chat is a live chat application powered by Azure SignalR Services. Integrate live chat application in game applications, customer service and anywhere your chat needs take you.


Care is a single point to link Hospitals, Corona Care Centers and Volunteers to the unified Corona Safe Network so that the Kerala Chief Minister's Office has direct access to live reports of health data v/s our total healthcare capacity.
{% if request.user.is_authenticated %} {% if request.user.user_type == settings.STAFF_ACCOUNT_TYPE %} {% endif %} {% else %}


This is a reminder that you have a pending crew chief report for {{ reminder.event.event_name }}.
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Release notes for SICStus Prolog 4.0.2, November 2007. Copyright © 1995-2007 SICS
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Next: subst, Previous: copy-tree, Up: Conses Dictionary
sublis
alist tree &key key test test-not ⇒ new-tree
nsublis
alist tree &key key test test-not ⇒ new-tree
alist—an association list.
tree—a tree.
test—a designator for a function of two arguments that returns a generalized boolean.
test-not—a designator for a function of two arguments that returns a generalized boolean.
key—a designator for a function of one argument, or nil.
new-tree—a tree.
sublis makes substitutions for objects in tree (a structure of conses). nsublis is like sublis but destructively modifies the relevant parts of the tree.
sublis looks at all subtrees and leaves of tree; if a subtree or leaf appears as a key in alist (that is, the key and the subtree or leaf satisfy the test), it is replaced by the object with which that key is associated. This operation is non-destructive. In effect, sublis can perform several subst operations simultaneously.
If sublis succeeds, a new copy of tree is returned in which each occurrence of such a subtree or leaf is replaced by the object with which it is associated. If no changes are made, the original tree is returned. The original tree is left unchanged, but the result tree may share cells with it.
nsublis is permitted to modify tree but otherwise returns the same values as sublis.
(sublis '((x . 100) (z . zprime)) '(plus x (minus g z x p) 4 . x)) ⇒ (PLUS 100 (MINUS G ZPRIME 100 P) 4 . 100) (sublis '(((+ x y) . (- x y)) ((- x y) . (+ x y))) '(* (/ (+ x y) (+ x p)) (- x y)) :test #'equal) ⇒ (* (/ (- X Y) (+ X P)) (+ X Y)) (setq tree1 '(1 (1 2) ((1 2 3)) (((1 2 3 4))))) ⇒ (1 (1 2) ((1 2 3)) (((1 2 3 4)))) (sublis '((3 . "three")) tree1) ⇒ (1 (1 2) ((1 2 "three")) (((1 2 "three" 4)))) (sublis '((t . "string")) (sublis '((1 . "") (4 . 44)) tree1) :key #'stringp) ⇒ ("string" ("string" 2) (("string" 2 3)) ((("string" 2 3 44)))) tree1 ⇒ (1 (1 2) ((1 2 3)) (((1 2 3 4)))) (setq tree2 '("one" ("one" "two") (("one" "Two" "three")))) ⇒ ("one" ("one" "two") (("one" "Two" "three"))) (sublis '(("two" . 2)) tree2) ⇒ ("one" ("one" "two") (("one" "Two" "three"))) tree2 ⇒ ("one" ("one" "two") (("one" "Two" "three"))) (sublis '(("two" . 2)) tree2 :test 'equal) ⇒ ("one" ("one" 2) (("one" "Two" "three"))) (nsublis '((t . 'temp)) tree1 :key #'(lambda (x) (or (atom x) (< (list-length x) 3)))) ⇒ ((QUOTE TEMP) (QUOTE TEMP) QUOTE TEMP)
nsublis modifies tree.
‘subst; subst-if; subst-if-not; nsubst; nsubst-if; nsubst-if-not’ ,
Traversal Rules and Side Effects
The :test-not parameter is deprecated.
Because the side-effecting variants (e.g., nsublis) potentially change the path that is being traversed, their effects in the presence of shared or circular structure structure may vary in surprising ways when compared to their non-side-effecting alternatives. To see this, consider the following side-effect behavior, which might be exhibited by some implementations:
(defun test-it (fn) (let* ((shared-piece (list 'a 'b)) (data (list shared-piece shared-piece))) (funcall fn '((a . b) (b . a)) data))) (test-it #'sublis) ⇒ ((B A) (B A)) (test-it #'nsublis) ⇒ ((A B) (A B))
Next: subst, Previous: copy-tree, Up: Conses Dictionary


This page describes tutorial on MUDA language.
examples/BlackSholes directory in the source distribution contains MUDA ported version of Black-Scholes option pricing calculation. The origonal, reference code is taken from CUDA SDK.
The following is MUDA version of BlackScholes computation on PentiumM 1.1GHz, gcc 4.2.3 with x86 SSE backend.
| Target | msec | MOps/sec |
|---|---|---|
| CPU(scalar) | 290.935000 | 2.749755 |
| MUDA(SSE) | 74.514000 | 10.736237 |
CPU(scalar) stands for the execution of original, unoptimized scalar code. A sophisticated compiler may optimize this scalar into vector code with autovectorization.
MUDA(SSE) is the execution result of MUDA version of the code.
I’ve investigated the exuection and output assembler code of Black-Scholes computation code, and found that most is dedicated for computing math functions, especially log(), exp(), and sqrt().
In MUDA(with x86 SSE background), these math functions consume about 3/4 of whole computation. MUDA provides SW math code because there’s no HW accelerated instruction for these function in x86/SSE. SW math code is vectorized, but still slow by the reason SW math routine tries to match the precision as much as possible with libc’s math code.
...TODO...
endOfFile


Command Line Arguments
$ fontforge [-options] [filenames] $ fontforge [-script] scriptfile [arguments] $ fontforge -c script-string [arguments]
The filenames may specify any number of files in one of the font formats that FontForge recognizes (various postscript formats, truetype, opentype, mac resource, bitmap, svg, etc.).
Some files (.ttc or mac resource) may contain more than one outline font. You may pick which font you want by following the filename with the fontname in parentheses, thus:
> $ fontforge "gulim.ttc(GulimChe)"
will select the font GulimChe out of the font file gulim.ttc.
FontForge recognizes the following options:
-allglyphs
Load all glyphs from the 'glyf' table of a ttc file, rather than the subset used in the selected font. (Note that if a ttc file contains multiple 'glyf' tables, only one will be loaded, but that one will be completely loaded).
-c script-string
If FontForge's first (or second, if the first is -lang) argument is "-c" then the argument that follows will be treated as a string containing scripting commands, and those commands will be executed. All remaining arguments will be passed to the script.
$ fontforge -c 'Open($1); Generate($2)' foo.sfd foo.ttf
Will read a font from "foo.sfd" and then generate a truetype font from it called "foo.ttf"
-cmap type
Where type may be
Current | Copy | Private
Gives the user some control over colormap handlingon 8bit screens.
-depth val
Specifies that FontForge should search for a visual with the given depth
-display name
Specifies the name of the display on which FontForge will open its windows
-dontopenxdevices
Various people have complained that when FontForge attempts to open the devices of the wacom graphics tablet, the X server gives a BadDevice error. I can't duplicate this, the open works fine on my system, but this argument allows them to tell fontforge not to try to use the tablet.
-help
Bring up a browser looking at this documentation.
-lang={py|ff}
-lang {py|ff}
Specifies whether the script should be interpretted as a python script or a fontforge script.
-version
Prints out the source version and exits.
-keyboard type
Where type may be
ibm | mac | sun | ppc | 0 | 1 | 2 | 3
Allows you to specify the type of keyboard. Currently this is only relevent when generating menus. The modifier keys are in different locations on different keyboards (under different operating systems) and if FontForge knows what keyboard you are using it can make the hot-keys have better labels.
- ibm | 0
Uses the Control and Alt keys - mac | 1
Uses the Control and Option keys (Mac OS/X, Mac keyboard) - ppc | 3
Uses the Control and Command keys (Suse ppc linux, Mac keyboard) - sun | 2
Uses the Control and Meta keys
-last
Opens the last sfd file closed. If used more than once will open the last several sfd files.
-library-status
Writes info about the status of optional libraries to stderr. Including: Whether the library exists on this system, whether ff can use it, and an URL from which the library can be found.
-new
Creates a new font.
-nosplash
FontForge will not display its splash screen on startup (for slow connections)
-open
Bring up an open font dialog
-quit
Exit fontforge (only useful if -unique is passed as well, in which case the master fontforge will be asked to exit)
-recover type
Where type may be:
none
Do not attempt any automatic file recovery
clean
Clean out the directory containing files to be recovered
auto
recover any files which have been changed but which fontforge crashed on before saving.
-script script-file
If FontForge's first argument is "-script" then the argument that follows will be treated as a script file and all the remaining arguments will be passed as arguments to that file. (The "-script" argument may be omitted, and if the first argument is an executable file which whose first line starts with "#!" and contains "fontforge". This means that fontforge may be used as an interpreter. Ie. you can create a fontforge script file and type its name to your shell and fontforge will be invoked to process that file as a script file (passing any arguments to it)).
-sync
Do synchronous screen drawing. Slows things down, makes some things easier to debug.
-unique
If there is already a fontforge running on this screen, then the current version will pass its arguments to the already existing one for it to open, and then the current version will exit. So it looks more like a Mac/Windows app.
-usage
Display a brief description of the options
-vc type
Where type may be:
StaticGray GrayScale StaticColor PsuedoColor TrueColor DirectColor
(See the X manuals for a description of what these mean). FontForge will search through the visuals in an attempt to find one with the desired VisualClass (given here) and depth (given with the -depth option).
Environment Variables
FontForge examines the following environment variables:
BROWSER
Specifies the name of a browser program for examining documentation (must be able to read a local or remote html file and display it reasonably). On CygWin systems browsers that work in the windows world (as opposed to the cygwin sub-system) must be specified by a full path spec.
AUTOTRACE
Specifies the name and location of the autotrace program. (if not specified FontForge will try to find it in the user's path)
POTRACE
Specifies the name and location of the potrace program.
MF
Specifies the name and location of the metafont program. (if not specified FontForge will try to find it in the user's path)
FONTFORGE_VERBOSE
Turns on verbose mode in script execution (the script will be printed to stdout as it is executed).
FONTFORGE_LOADPREFS
Controls loading of preference items. If set to "Always" then preferences will be loaded even for scripts. If set to "Never" then preferences will not be loaded unless explicitly requested. If unset (or if set to any other value) then preferences will be loaded when ff starts up with a user interface, and will not be loaded if ff starts up executing a script.
FONTFORGE_LANGUAGE
Provides a default interpreter to use when executing a script. Must be either "py" or "ff"/"pe".
LANG, LC_ALL,
etc.
To determine the current locale, etc.
PATH
Used when looking for Autotrace or mf programs
TMPDIR
Temporary directory. Used for temporary files for which I need a filename (ie. to pass to autotrace, etc.)
HOME
Used to figure out where to put the .FontForge directory which includes user preferences and the recovery files.
USER
Used to create comments in new fonts about who created the font, or who saved it.


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Known schools | 20,422 |
| ML SCHOOLS DETECTION | |||
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Over time, people did a lot of things to feel comfortable and good with themselves. If you read some of the history of humanity, you can find ways of act that entire societies applied in their daily live to achieve that. Maybe we can say that some want exercise power over others just to feel good, others need to serve for not die and they agreed with that. Nowadays people talk about doing something that make them happy, so we can mention: personal realization, traveling around the world, have a good relationship, be include optimally in a social group. I want to rescue the statement: traveling around the world for accomplish happiness. I could say that it is possible, if we understand that happiness arises from the relationship between neurogenesis, neurotransmitters and both: physical and mental health, but this is not all. A lot of travel companies offers us many packages that we could access and buy a ticket that bring us any place of the world, this according to the questions “where I want to go?” or “where I need to go?”. First of all, neurogenesis and neuroplasticity means that the brain open new neuronal pathways through the creation of new neurons and the increase of speed of neuronal connections (neurotransmitters). Nussbaum cited in Noel (2014) says that traveling is a great way to experience neuroplasticity because the brain has new experiences and learns from this new place, this actions let the brain process on a deep level. The benefits of traveling it's not only at the brain level, but also physical. To explain more the physical benefit, we have to talk about the biological factors between health and happiness. Dfarhud, Malmir, and Khanahmadi (2014) say that to achieve a good health we need external and internal factors. For example, if you’re in a trip (external factor), your brain understands the new situation and codify it in brain connections (internal factor), that let the person feel happy. But the human body is awesome, and the process still going on, because feeling mentally good reflects in feelling physically good. Even we can call this a happiness cycle.


https://github.com/DeckerSU/KomodoOcean/releases/tag/v2.0.15-rc2-g28-7 - new binaries of Komodo-Qt are available. This version is not yet upcoming hardfork compatible, it just includes some pre-hardfork fixes:
- Possible crash fixed in case of receiving some mailformed transaction (kmdnuke fix)
- Latest KMD checkpoints added (this will allow correct determine of initial block download state)
- Added SSE4 optimized SHA256 implementation (by default it's turned off, to enable it you'll need to recompile binaries with --enable-experimental-asm configure option enabled)
- Fixed sync from scratch / stuck during sync with error like below:
CheckBlockHeader komodo_check_deposit error
...
Error: Failed to connect best block
- Other minor fixes and improvements.
(edited)


Punta Gorda is the largest town in southern Belize, having about six thousand inhabitants. With its friendly people, slow pace of life and minimal traffic, it is the perfect place from which to explore southern Belize.
Position 16° 06'N, 088° 48'W (anchorage by the dock)
Entry and exit formalities are much simpler here.
All of the services you need to check-in/out are now centrally located in one building. This is a white block building with "WELCOME TO BELIZE", easily seen from the anchorage with a concrete pier.
The Immigration office here is the spot to check out before continuing on to the Rio Dulce.
Last updated July 2010.
There is a dock in front of the town, but basically this is an anchorage.
The town has a hospital, a police station, a bank (with ATM), a post office, a gas station, and various grocery stores, hotels, restaurants and bars.
Last updated October 2009.


| Interface | Description |
|---|---|
| ClassMatcher |
A ClassMatcher is used to check if a class definition matches a
specific condition.
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| OptionProvider |
A factory class that builds Options object for general use or for a
specific class
|
| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| ClassGraph |
Class graph generation engine
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| ClassGraph.FieldRelationInfo | |
| ClassInfo |
Class's dot-compatible alias name (for fully qualified class names)
and printed information
|
| ContextMatcher |
Matches classes that are directly connected to one of the classes matched by
the regual expression specified.
|
| ContextMatcher.ClassGraphHack |
A quick hack to compute class dependencies reusing ClassGraph but
without generating output.
|
| ContextMatcher.DevNullWriter |
Simple dev/null imitation
|
| ContextView |
A view designed for UMLDoc, filters out everything that it's not directly
connected to the center class of the context.
|
| InterfaceMatcher |
Matches every class that implements (directly or indirectly) an
interfaces matched by regular expression provided.
|
| Options |
Represent the program options
|
| PackageMatcher | |
| PackageView |
A view designed for UMLDoc, filters out everything that it's not contained in
the specified package.
|
| PatternMatcher |
Matches classes performing a regular expression match on the qualified class
name
|
| RelationPattern |
A map from relation types to directions
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| Shape |
Properties of node shapes
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| StringUtil |
String utility functions
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| SubclassMatcher |
Matches every class that extends (directly or indirectly) a class
matched by the regular expression provided.
|
| UmlGraph |
Doclet API implementation
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| UmlGraphDoc |
Chaining doclet that runs the standart Javadoc doclet first, and on success,
runs the generation of dot files by UMLGraph
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| UMLOptions |
Options for UMLGraph class diagram generation
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| Version | |
| View |
Contains the definition of a View.
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| WrappedClassDoc |
A ClassDoc wrapper that caches answer to the most common requests performed
by UMLGraph, considerably improving the overall UMLDoc performance (ClassDoc
computes most of the results for more fine grained information at each call).
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| WrappedRootDoc |
RootDoc wrapper that provides WrappedClassDoc instances instead of plain ClassDoc in order
to optimize the overall performance of UMLDoc.
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| Enum | Description |
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| ClassGraph.Align | |
| ClassGraph.Font | |
| RelationDirection |
The possibile directions of a relation given a reference class (used in
context diagrams)
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| RelationType |
The type of relation that links two entities
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| Visibility |
Enumerates the possible visibilities in a Java program.
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| Interface | Description |
|---|---|
| Alert | |
| Capabilities |
Describes a series of key/value pairs that encapsulate aspects of a browser.
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| HasCapabilities |
Used by classes to indicate that they can describe the
Capabilities
they possess. |
| HasInputDevices |
Interface implemented by each driver that allows access to the raw input devices.
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| HasTouchScreen |
Interface implemented by each driver that allows access to touch screen capabilities.
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| JavascriptExecutor |
Indicates that a driver can execute JavaScript, providing access to the mechanism to do so.
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| Keyboard |
Interface representing basic keyboard operations.
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| Mouse |
Interface representing basic mouse operations.
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| OutputType<T> |
Defines the output type for a screenshot.
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| Rotatable |
Represents rotation of the browser view for orientation-sensitive devices.
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| SearchContext | |
| TakesScreenshot |
Indicates a driver that can capture a screenshot and store it in different ways.
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| TouchScreen |
Interface representing basic touch screen operations.
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| WebDriver |
The main interface to use for testing, which represents an idealised web browser.
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| WebDriver.ImeHandler |
An interface for managing input methods.
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| WebDriver.Navigation | |
| WebDriver.Options |
An interface for managing stuff you would do in a browser menu
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| WebDriver.TargetLocator |
Used to locate a given frame or window.
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| WebDriver.Timeouts |
An interface for managing timeout behavior for WebDriver instances.
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| WebDriver.Window | |
| WebElement |
Represents an HTML element.
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| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| By |
Mechanism used to locate elements within a document.
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| By.ByClassName | |
| By.ByCssSelector | |
| By.ById | |
| By.ByLinkText | |
| By.ByName | |
| By.ByPartialLinkText | |
| By.ByTagName | |
| By.ByXPath | |
| Cookie | |
| Cookie.Builder | |
| Dimension |
Similar to Point - implement locally to avoid depending on GWT.
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| Point |
A copy of java.awt.Point, to remove dependency on awt.
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| Proxy |
Configuration parameters for using proxies in WebDriver.
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| SeleneseCommandExecutor | |
| WebDriverBackedSelenium | |
| WebDriverCommandProcessor |
A CommandProcessor which delegates commands down to an underlying webdriver instance.
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| Enum | Description |
|---|---|
| Architecture |
Represents the known architectures used in WebDriver.
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| Keys |
Representations of pressable keys that aren't text.
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| Platform |
Represents the known and supported Platforms that WebDriver runs on.
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| Proxy.ProxyType | |
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Represents possible screen orientations.
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| Exception | Description |
|---|---|
| ElementNotVisibleException |
Thrown to indicate that although an element is present on the DOM, it is not visible, and so is
not able to be interacted with.
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| IllegalLocatorException |
Thrown when a By cannot handle the arguments it is given.
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| ImeActivationFailedException |
Indicates that activating an IME engine has failed.
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Indicates that IME support is not available.
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| InvalidCookieDomainException |
Thrown when attempting to add a cookie under a different domain than the current URL.
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| InvalidSelectorException | |
| NoAlertPresentException |
Indicates that a user has tried to access an alert when one is not present.
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Thrown by
WebDriver.findElement(By by) and
WebElement.findElement(By by) . |
| NoSuchFrameException | |
| NoSuchWindowException | |
| NotFoundException | |
| SessionNotCreatedException |
Indicates that a session could not be created.
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| StaleElementReferenceException |
Indicates that a reference to an element is now "stale" --- the element no longer appears on the
DOM of the page.
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| TimeoutException |
Thrown when a command does not complete in enough time.
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| UnableToSetCookieException |
Thrown when a driver fails to set a cookie.
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| UnhandledAlertException | |
| UnsupportedCommandException |
Used to indicate that a command used by the remote webdriver is unsupported.
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| WebDriverException | |
| XPathLookupException |
| Annotation Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Beta |
Indicates that a feature or API is in active development, and so should not
be relied upon.
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 Their complete inability to comprehend technology is eclipsed only by their unwillingness (I am talking about Baby Boomers from India) to comprehend it.
Not long ago I was asked to help a Baby Boomer fix their PC. The exchange I had can only be described as brain seizure inducing.
* English translation for those of you who do not speak Tamil *
Me: *Strolls in*
BB: "Thambi en computer romba slow-vaa irku, edhavadhu panni seri padthu / Kid "
Me: Okay
...
...
Me: "Uncle unga computer la nariya virus malaware irku / You have a lot of viruses and malaware on your PC"
BB: "Na idha pathi paper la padichen, China lendhu hackers Indiyava target pannara, yedhavadhu hacker dhaan poturpan / I read in the papers that Chinese hackers are waging a cyber war against India.
Me: "Uncle ennaku adha pathi theriyadhu but neenga unga browsing habits konjam maathanum / I don't know about that, but you need to change your browsing habits a bit"
BB: "Thambi ennaku adhu ellam theiryadhu, yedho panni en computer fix pannu / Kid I don't know anything about all that fix my comouter"
....
*post nuking large portions of the filesystem*
Me: "Uncle unga computer la na antivurus install pannirken, inime konjam safe-aa browse pannunga / I've installed some antivirus on your PC, please brose safer from now on"
BB: "Haha romba thanks da thambi, idhukaaga dhaan oru oru veetuliyam oru computer science padichavan theva / Thanks a lot kid, this is why every house should have CS grad."
BB: "Aana romba padikaadhe, haha, indha age la dhaan nee future ku settle down plans ku ellam foundations podanaum *wink wink*. Doubts irundha uncle kitta kelu / But don't study too hard, this is the age you should lay the foundations for settling down later, *wink wink* ask me how"
Me: "Na paathukaren uncle, time varcha paathukalam / I'll handle that when the time comes"
BB: "Yen da, uncle innum great demand theriyuma?? Ennaku ippo kuda carnaticsongsmp3.com ku ponena Hot singles in your area are waiting to meet you nu message vandhute irukum! / You know I'm still in great demand. Whenever I go to carnaticmusicsongsmp3.com I keep getting messages that Hot singles in my area are waiting to meet me"
Me: "*disbelief brain seizure starts*"
People like this are the reason Nigerian prince scams work.


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name
Return this, for chaining.


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Package it.polimi.vovarini.controller
Class Controller
java.lang.Object
it.polimi.vovarini.controller.Controller
- All Implemented Interfaces:
java.util.EventListener
public class Controller
extends java.lang.Object
implements java.util.EventListener
Class that represents the Controller concept of the MVC pattern. Acts as a Listener to events triggered from the View, and updates the Model about it, notifying him
of what he has to change
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Constructor Summary
Constructors Constructor Description Controller(Game game)
Builder of the controller class -
Method Summary
Modifier and Type Method Description Game
getGame()
void
update(AvailableCardsEvent evt)
This method reacts to the choice of one of the two/three elected cards as the player's own card, assigning him to the player who triggered the eventvoid
update(BuildEvent evt)
This method reacts to a Construction move sent by the player, checking if it's valid and, if it is, performing itvoid
update(CardChoiceEvent evt)
This method reacts to the choice of the two/three cards the elected player chose to use asGodCard
for the gamevoid
update(MovementEvent evt)
This method reacts to a Movement move sent by the player, checking if it's valid and, if it is, performing itvoid
update(RegistrationEvent evt)
This method reacts to a nickname insertion by a player, registering him into the game or refusing his nickname if unacceptablevoid
update(SkipEvent evt)
This method reacts to the choice by a player to skip the phase he's currently in.void
update(SpawnWorkerEvent evt)
This method reacts to the choice of a player about placing one of his worker on the board in the pre-game initializationvoid
update(UndoEvent evt)
This method reacts to an undo command performed by the player, undoing the last move done by the playervoid
update(WorkerSelectionEvent evt)
This method reacts to the selection of a worker by a player, highlighting it as selected worker
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Constructor Details
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Controller
Builder of the controller class- Parameters:
game
- is the instance of the game currently played by the players, who the controller handles
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Method Details
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getGame
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update
This method reacts to a nickname insertion by a player, registering him into the game or refusing his nickname if unacceptable- Parameters:
evt
- is the RegistrationEvent the view generates when a player wants to log into the game- Throws:
InvalidNumberOfPlayersException
- if another player wants to log into the game, but the game already has all its players
-
update
This method reacts to the choice of one of the two/three elected cards as the player's own card, assigning him to the player who triggered the event- Parameters:
evt
- is the AvailableCardsEvent generated by the choice of the cards to utilize in the game by an elected player
-
update
This method reacts to the choice of the two/three cards the elected player chose to use asGodCard
for the game- Parameters:
evt
- is the CardChoiceEvent a player generates after selecting theGodCard
he wants to have in the game
-
update
This method reacts to the selection of a worker by a player, highlighting it as selected worker- Parameters:
evt
- is the WorkerSelectionEvent the view generates when a player selects the Worker he wants to use- Throws:
InvalidPhaseException
- The selection of the Worker must be performed during Phase.Start. If the controller receives this event in another phase, something is wrongWrongPlayerException
- Another player must not be able to select a Worker when he's not playing
-
update
This method reacts to the choice of a player about placing one of his worker on the board in the pre-game initialization- Parameters:
evt
- is the SpawnWorkerEvent the view generates when a player has to place a Worker for the first time- Throws:
WrongPlayerException
- Another player must not be able to choose the starting position of the current player's own WorkerInvalidPositionException
- If the player tries to put his Worker outside the boardOverwrittenWorkerException
- If the player tries to put his Worker on top of another Worker (of any player)
-
update
This method reacts to a Construction move sent by the player, checking if it's valid and, if it is, performing it- Parameters:
evt
- is the BuildEvent the view generates when a player wants to perform a Construction move- Throws:
InvalidPositionException
- If the box selected by the player as the construction target is not inside the valid boxes computed by computeBuildablePointsInvalidPhaseException
- If the player triggers a Construction move in a phase that is not Phase.ConstructionWrongPlayerException
- If a construction move is triggered by a player which is not the one currently playingInvalidMoveException
- If a player selects a valid Box, but tries to build an invalid block in terms of level
-
update
This method reacts to a Movement move sent by the player, checking if it's valid and, if it is, performing it- Parameters:
evt
- is the MovementEvent the view generates when a player wants to perform a Movement move- Throws:
InvalidPhaseException
- If the player triggers a Movement move in a phase that is not Phase.MovementWrongPlayerException
- If a movement move is triggered by a player which is not the one currently playingInvalidPositionException
- If the box selected by the player as the movement target is not inside the valid boxes computed by computeReachablePointsInvalidMoveException
- This should never happen, as there are not other controls to perform other than reach.
-
update
This method reacts to an undo command performed by the player, undoing the last move done by the player- Parameters:
evt
- is the UndoEvent the view generates when a player wants to undo a move he just performed- Throws:
WrongPlayerException
- if another player tries to undo the last move performed, a move that he did not perform
-
update
This method reacts to the choice by a player to skip the phase he's currently in. If the phase is unskippable an exception will be thrown. If not, the player goes to the next Phase.- Parameters:
evt
- is the SkipEvent the view generates when a player wants to skip to the next phase- Throws:
WrongPlayerException
- if another players tries to skip a phase when he's not currently playingUnskippablePhaseException
- if the current player tries to skip a phase while he did not perform the required actions of that phase
-


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| Scrolling and
Windows |
| C-v |
Scroll down (toward end of
buffer) |
| M-v |
Scroll up (toward beginning of
buffer) |
| C-M-v |
Scroll other window down |
| C-x 1 |
One window on current buffer |
| C-x 2 |
Split window vertically |
| C-x 3 |
Split window horizontally |
| C-x ^ |
Grow window vertically; prefix is
number of lines |
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Stuff |
| ESC ESC ESC |
Get me out of where I am now |
| C-u # |
Prefix numeric arg # (digits with
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| C-g |
Stop a command in progress, or
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| Getting
help |
| C-h k |
Show command documentation;
prompts for keystrokes |
| C-h a |
"Command apropos"; prompts for
regexp and shows all matching commands |
| C-h c |
Show command name on message line;
prompts for keystrokes |
| C-h f |
Describe function; prompts for
command or function name, shows documentation in
other window |
| C-h i |
Info browser; gives access to
online documentation for emacs and more |


Hack 101 is a mini-hackathon where students collaborate to complete a project in a short amount of time. This project can involve software, hardware or both. While most hackathons are between 24 and 48 hours long, Hack 101 is shorter in length at only 12 hours. As such, it is ideal, but not restricted to, students attending their first hackathon.
The event is organized by two student societies under the Engineering and Computer Science Association (ECA) of Concordia University: the Software Engineering and Computer Science Society (SCS) and IEEE Concordia. These societies aim to promote student life at Concordia by organizing events like tutorials, social events and competitions. SCS mainly emphasizes programming and software engineering, while IEEE Concordia focuses more on electronics and electrical engineering.


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Former world number four Berdych announces retirement
LONDON (Reuters) - Former world number four and Wimbledon runner-up Tomas Berdych announced his retirement from tennis on Saturday.
The Czech, who won 13 ATP singles titles in a 17-year-long career, was a fixture in the world’s top 10 between 2010 and 2016.
Berdych’s one Grand Slam final came in 2010 when he was beaten by Rafael Nadal at the All England Club.
He was part of the Czech team that won back-to-back Davis Cup titles in 2012 and 2013.
The 34-year-old Berdych, who has not played since losing in the first round of the U.S. Open in August, announced his decision at the ATP Finals.
Berdych said it was his defeat by qualifier Jenson Brooksby in New York that convinced him it was time to quit.
“I don’t know exactly the day and date, but it was very soon or very quickly after the U.S. Open this year, because really, just the feeling that I went through on my last official match, it’s been just one that told me, that’s it,” he said.
“You tried absolutely everything and the result is how it is. I was always chasing the top results and being in the top positions, and then you are almost really fighting for the first match to win, really like badly, fighting with yourself.”


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The CONP is constructing a resilient network of platforms, where some data (when of reasonable size) could be mirrored across Canadian infrastructures. We also are working on how to describe pipelines in a standard way and see how metadata of datasets can be used to suggest pipelines with standard descriptors. The CONP is proposing a place for scientists to search for tools adapted to a specific type of data.
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A number of readers and listeners have written to me on the subject of Hooting Yard podcasts, generally along the lines of “Oi, Mr Key! My life has become barren and empty and devoid of purpose and it is all your fault. Where once I could rely on weekly, or even twice-weekly, new Hooting Yard podcasts, nowadays they only turn up once in a blue moon. What in the name of heaven is going on?”
I ought to explain that I am as bewildered as my correspondents. Once a week, more or less, I go to the Resonance studio and babble into a microphone for half an hour, live on air. How any of what I say eventually finds its way onto the ethereal mews and boulevards of Interwebshire has always been a profound mystery to me.
However, I have good news for all those of you biting your pillows in despair. All episodes of Hooting Yard On The Air are now uploaded, regularly and promptly, to the ResonanceFM Hooting Yard Soundcloud Archive. As I write, there are twenty-eight shows online, with which to siphon out your ears. Turn on, tune in, yelp with glee!


The Boxer (1997)
Rating: 2.5 stars (out of 4.0) ******************************** Key to rating system: 2.0 stars - Debatable 2.5 stars - Some people may like it 3.0 stars - I liked it 3.5 stars - I am biased in favor of the movie 4.0 stars - I felt the movie's impact personally or it stood out ********************************* A Movie Review by David Sunga
Directed by: Jim Sheridan
Written by: Jim Sheridan and Terry George
Starring: Daniel Day-Lewis, Emily Watson, Gerard McSorley
Synopsis: Irish boxer Danny Flynn has just gotten out of prison. He was in an Irish prison because he took the rap for an Irish Republican Army buddy named Harry (Gerard McSorley). Danny has suffered his 14-year sentence in silence without ratting on anyone and now he is finally out.  Back on the street, Danny tries to sort out his life by starting a boxing training center. He also restarts a relationship with his former lover, Maggie (Emily Watson) who is now married to a jailed IRA terrorist and has a preteen boy. Danny fights a total of two boxing opponents during the entire film, which is not about boxing. The film is actually about intense sadness and despair and a messed up political situation which can't seem to be solved. THE BOXER is a sympathy movie about Northern Ireland.
Opinion: There is a lot of fine acting in this movie, but the film crawls along a little too slowly for my tastes; it has a slow pace and people speak slowly, too. An oft heard line seems to be, "What do you mean?" THE BOXER succeeds in portraying the dismal, unresolved, and hopelessly depressing life of occupied Belfast more so than telling any story about boxing competition.
Speaking of boxing, I think actor Daniel Day-Lewis makes a very credible boxer. His character is intense and brooding. His hands are fairly fast, and he has nimble footwork. He throws the left straight, with crispness and authority. Punches thrown with the right hand, however, have a crooked looping motion, and seem weaker. Daniel would probably make a passable real life southpaw, provided he remembers not to drop his left guard after each punch.
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Story: About a moth called by the Bushmen !num-!num and said to pour lice upon them
About a moth called by the Bushmen !num-!num and said to pour lice upon them
Title
About a moth called by the Bushmen !num-!num and said to pour lice upon them
Collection
Summary
The !num !num moth (or Aloa amasis) is said by the |xam to pour lice upon them when it hovers above. This story describes what the people say when the moth does this and how they drive it away.
Comments
1) p.5373v: Dia!kwain heard this from his mother (≠kamme-an); see Dia!kwain explains his mother's 'little name', 2) Date on p.5381: 6 October, 2) p.5380v: |xam names of lice and their eggs, 3) See also A Bushman belief about a moth called |goro, the coming of which to the fire at night foretells the slaying of an ostrich (or the finding of ostrich eggs) by one of the men, 4) This story is found in Book V-18
Contributors
Date
October 1875
Categories
History (Early Race), Plants and animals
Keywords
insect (the !num-!num moth or Aloa amasis) , moth (the !num-!num moth or Aloa amasis) , moth ('a man of lice') , moth (used to talk with men to deceive them) , moth (wants others to also have lice) , moth (its actions) , moth (has lice) , moth (was formerly a man) , moth (in early times) , moth (pours lice on people) , moth (the treatment of) , moth (people drive it and blow it away) , moth (what people say to) , moth (name of) , lice (and the !num !num moth) , name (of a moth) , name (the !num-!num moth or Aloa amasis)
Story Pages
5374-5389


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