| Prepare Invoice |
|
An invoice begins in the state of Preparation.
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Behavior
|
begin
invoice := Examples#client().openInvoice();
end
;
begin
Assert#areEqual(Status#Open, invoice.status);
end
;
Assign to variable 'invoice' the result of calling operation 'openInvoice' on the result of calling operation 'client' on class Examples
Ensure that property 'status' in variable 'invoice' is equal to: "Open"
|
|
| Issue Invoice |
|
An invoice once issued goes to the state of Issued.
|
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Behavior
|
begin
client := Examples#client();
anEntry := client.newProject("Some project").addEntry(1, null);
invoice := client.openInvoice();
anEntry.submit(invoice);
invoice.issue();
end
;
begin
Assert#areEqual(Status#Issued, invoice.status);
end
;
Assign to variable 'client' the result of calling operation 'client' on class Examples
Assign to variable 'anEntry' the result of calling operation 'addEntry' on the result of calling operation 'newProject' on variable 'client' with "Some project" as argument with:
- 1 as an argument for 'units'
- null as an argument for 'description'
Assign to variable 'invoice' the result of calling operation 'openInvoice' on variable 'client'
Call operation 'submit' on variable 'anEntry' with variable 'invoice' as argument
Call operation 'issue' on variable 'invoice'
Ensure that property 'status' in variable 'invoice' is equal to: "Issued"
|
|
| Cancel Invoice In Preparation |
|
An invoice can be cancelled while under preparation.
|
|
Behavior
|
begin
invoice := Examples#client().openInvoice();
end
;
begin
invoice.cancel();
end
;
begin
Assert#areEqual(Status#Cancelled, invoice.status);
end
;
Assign to variable 'invoice' the result of calling operation 'openInvoice' on the result of calling operation 'client' on class Examples
Call operation 'cancel' on variable 'invoice'
Ensure that property 'status' in variable 'invoice' is equal to: "Cancelled"
|
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| Cancel Invoice Before Payment |
|
An invoice can be cancelled while pending payment.
|
|
Behavior
|
begin
project := Examples#project();
invoice := project.client.openInvoice();
project.addEntry(1, null).submit(invoice);
invoice.issue();
end
;
begin
invoice.cancel();
end
;
begin
Assert#areEqual(Status#Cancelled, invoice.status);
end
;
Assign to variable 'project' the result of calling operation 'project' on class Examples
Assign to variable 'invoice' the result of calling operation 'openInvoice' on property 'client' in variable 'project'
Call operation 'submit' on the result of calling operation 'addEntry' on variable 'project' with:
- 1 as an argument for 'units'
- null as an argument for 'description'
with variable 'invoice' as argument
Call operation 'issue' on variable 'invoice'
Call operation 'cancel' on variable 'invoice'
Ensure that property 'status' in variable 'invoice' is equal to: "Cancelled"
|
|
| Cannot Cancel Invoice |
|
An invoice cannot be cancelled after payment is received.
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|
Behavior
|
begin
invoice := Examples#client().openInvoice();
invoice.client.newProject("Some project").addEntry(1, null).submit(invoice);
invoice.issue();
send PaymentReceived() to invoice;
end
;
begin
invoice.cancel();
end
;
Assign to variable 'invoice' the result of calling operation 'openInvoice' on the result of calling operation 'client' on class Examples
Call operation 'submit' on the result of calling operation 'addEntry' on the result of calling operation 'newProject' on property 'client' in variable 'invoice' with "Some project" as argument with:
- 1 as an argument for 'units'
- null as an argument for 'description'
with variable 'invoice' as argument
Call operation 'issue' on variable 'invoice'
Send a PaymentReceived event to variable 'invoice'
Call operation 'cancel' on variable 'invoice'
|
|
| Cannot Issue Cancelled Invoice |
|
An invoice cannot be issued after it has been cancelled.
|
|
Behavior
|
begin
invoice := Examples#client().openInvoice();
invoice.client.newProject("Some project").addEntry(1, null).submit(invoice);
invoice.cancel();
end
;
begin
invoice.issue();
end
;
Assign to variable 'invoice' the result of calling operation 'openInvoice' on the result of calling operation 'client' on class Examples
Call operation 'submit' on the result of calling operation 'addEntry' on the result of calling operation 'newProject' on property 'client' in variable 'invoice' with "Some project" as argument with:
- 1 as an argument for 'units'
- null as an argument for 'description'
with variable 'invoice' as argument
Call operation 'cancel' on variable 'invoice'
Call operation 'issue' on variable 'invoice'
|
|
| Total Units |
|
The total of units in an invoice is the sum of the units of all entries submitted.
|
|
Behavior
|
begin
client := Examples#client();
invoice := client.openInvoice();
project1 := client.newProject("Project 1");
project2 := client.newProject("Project 2");
project1.addEntry(1, null).submit(invoice);
project1.addEntry(3, null).submit(invoice);
project2.addEntry(7, null).submit(invoice);
end
;
begin
Assert#areEqual(11, invoice.totalUnits);
end
;
Assign to variable 'client' the result of calling operation 'client' on class Examples
Assign to variable 'invoice' the result of calling operation 'openInvoice' on variable 'client'
Assign to variable 'project1' the result of calling operation 'newProject' on variable 'client' with "Project 1" as argument
Assign to variable 'project2' the result of calling operation 'newProject' on variable 'client' with "Project 2" as argument
Call operation 'submit' on the result of calling operation 'addEntry' on variable 'project1' with:
- 1 as an argument for 'units'
- null as an argument for 'description'
with variable 'invoice' as argument
Call operation 'submit' on the result of calling operation 'addEntry' on variable 'project1' with:
- 3 as an argument for 'units'
- null as an argument for 'description'
with variable 'invoice' as argument
Call operation 'submit' on the result of calling operation 'addEntry' on variable 'project2' with:
- 7 as an argument for 'units'
- null as an argument for 'description'
with variable 'invoice' as argument
Ensure that The sum of Property 'units' in 'e'
where Entry 'e' is property 'submitted' in this Invoice
is equal to: 11
|
|
| Payment Received |
|
Once payment for an invoice is received, the invoice goes to the Received state.
|
|
Behavior
|
begin
invoice := Examples#client().openInvoice();
invoice.client.newProject("Some project").addEntry(1, null).submit(invoice);
invoice.issue();
send PaymentReceived() to invoice;
end
;
begin
Assert#areEqual(Status#Received, invoice.status);
end
;
Assign to variable 'invoice' the result of calling operation 'openInvoice' on the result of calling operation 'client' on class Examples
Call operation 'submit' on the result of calling operation 'addEntry' on the result of calling operation 'newProject' on property 'client' in variable 'invoice' with "Some project" as argument with:
- 1 as an argument for 'units'
- null as an argument for 'description'
with variable 'invoice' as argument
Call operation 'issue' on variable 'invoice'
Send a PaymentReceived event to variable 'invoice'
Ensure that property 'status' in variable 'invoice' is equal to: "Received"
|
|
| Cannot Submit Entry If Invoice Issued |
|
It is an error to submit an entry to an invoice that has already being issued.
|
|
Behavior
|
begin
project := Examples#project();
invoice := project.client.openInvoice();
project.addEntry(1, null).submit(invoice);
invoice.issue();
end
;
begin
project.addEntry(2, null).submit(invoice);
end
;
Assign to variable 'project' the result of calling operation 'project' on class Examples
Assign to variable 'invoice' the result of calling operation 'openInvoice' on property 'client' in variable 'project'
Call operation 'submit' on the result of calling operation 'addEntry' on variable 'project' with:
- 1 as an argument for 'units'
- null as an argument for 'description'
with variable 'invoice' as argument
Call operation 'issue' on variable 'invoice'
Call operation 'submit' on the result of calling operation 'addEntry' on variable 'project' with:
- 2 as an argument for 'units'
- null as an argument for 'description'
with variable 'invoice' as argument
|
|
| Cannot Submit Entry If Invoice Cancelled |
|
It is an error to submit an entry to an invoice that has already being cancelled.
|
|
Behavior
|
begin
project := Examples#project();
invoice := project.client.openInvoice();
invoice.cancel();
end
;
begin
project.addEntry(2, null).submit(invoice);
end
;
Assign to variable 'project' the result of calling operation 'project' on class Examples
Assign to variable 'invoice' the result of calling operation 'openInvoice' on property 'client' in variable 'project'
Call operation 'cancel' on variable 'invoice'
Call operation 'submit' on the result of calling operation 'addEntry' on variable 'project' with:
- 2 as an argument for 'units'
- null as an argument for 'description'
with variable 'invoice' as argument
|
|
| Cannot Issue Invoice Without Any Entry |
|
It is an error to issue an invoice with no entries submitted to it.
|
|
Behavior
|
Examples#client().openInvoice().issue();
Call operation 'issue' on the result of calling operation 'openInvoice' on the result of calling operation 'client' on class Examples
|
|


{% extends "barriers/edit/base.html" %} {% load highlight %} {% block page_title %}{{ block.super }} - Barrier - Add an affected company{% endblock %} {% block back_link %} Back {% endblock %} {% block page_content %} {% include 'partials/heading.html' with text='Name of company affected' %} {% form_error_banner form %}
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import {BGMapWrapper} from 'gisplay-es6-webpack/src/Gisplay/Maps/BGMapWrapper.js'
BGMapWrapper
This class represents a background map wrapper. Used to be a "middle-man" between the background map provider and the API.
Constructor Summary
| Public Constructor | ||
| public |
constructor(map: Object) This is the map that comes from the background map provider(e.g., MapBox). |
Member Summary
| Public Members | ||
| public |
loaderDiv: * |
|
| public |
This is the map that comes from the background map provider(e.g., MapBox). |
Method Summary
| Public Methods | ||
| public |
createCanvas(id: number): HTMLCanvasElement Given one id it creates a canvas object. |
|
| public |
Auxiliar method to be called when the we want to create the loader. |
|
| public |
getContainer(): * Returns the map's containing HTML element. |
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| public |
getLatBound(): * Returns the latitude of the bounding box northwest corner. |
|
| public |
getLngBound(): * Returns the longitude of the bounding box northwest corner. |
|
| public |
getZoom(): * Returns the map's current zoom level. |
|
| public |
loader() Creates loader to be shown at the beginning when the API is loading all data. |
|
| public |
Adds a listener to a specified event type. |
Public Constructors
Public Members
public loaderDiv: * source
Public Methods
public createCanvas(id: number): HTMLCanvasElement source
Given one id it creates a canvas object.
Params:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| id | number | The id of the canvas to be created. |
Return:
| HTMLCanvasElement | Canvas object where everything will be drawn. |
TODO:
- Understand case mapbox comment bellow.
public createLoader() source
Auxiliar method to be called when the we want to create the loader.
TODO:
- Probably it is not being used because nobody calls it(see L:82). It inserts two divs on the map
public getLngBound(): * source
Returns the longitude of the bounding box northwest corner.
Return:
| * |
public loader() source
Creates loader to be shown at the beginning when the API is loading all data.
TODO:
- This method is calling another with parameters in the 1st if. This is incorrect.


{% extends "_layouts/base.html" %} {% block content %}
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The SFC is a Youth NGO that has it’s roots in Tricity and Delhi. SFC inspires the younger generation to come forward to serve the Mother Earth by igniting a spark in them. SFC is established to launch and nurture activities and programs which will reach the most impecunious and vulnerable people from our community. The motive is that Youth is the beaming future of our country and they are the ONLY ones who can change trite plots into buoyant podiums. Hence our Projects are designed keeping in mind the barbaric surroundings of our Society. With the help of our stalwart Volunteers we are able to focus on capacity building activities rather than the traditional gap filling initiatives. SFC is an organization of dedicated and staunch amateurs who are dead set at uplifting the unfortunate lots in our society and sheltering our Country.


Saudi Aramco will exercise 15% greenshoe option in whole or part during first 30 days of trading: statement
RIYADH (Reuters) - Saudi Aramco will exercise its 15% greenshoe option in whole or part during the first 30 days of its trading period, its lead managers said.
The statement issued late on Monday, from Samba Capital, NCB Capital, and HSBC Saudi Arabia, clarified earlier comments carried by Al Arabiya news channel from an executive of NCB Capital saying that the greenshoe option has been exercised.
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If the option is exercised in full the state-controlled oil giant could raise $29.4 billion.
Aramco’s main IPO raised $25.6 billion on Thursday.
Aramco is listing its shares on Wednesday on the Saudi exchange after completing the largest IPO on record.


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Issue 65
Welcome to another issue of Haskell Weekly! Haskell is a purely functional programming language that focuses on correctness, productivity, and expressiveness. This is a weekly summary of what’s going on in its community.
Featured
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The GHC developers are very happy to announce the long-awaited 8.2.1 release of Glasgow Haskell Compiler. This is the second release in the 8.0 series. As such, the focus of this release is performance, stability, and consolidation.
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Announcing Eta v0.1 developer preview
Today, we’re excited to release the developer preview of Eta which features the first binary release. The focus for this series will be bug fixes, documentation updates, performance improvements, and standard library changes.
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I’ve played with the idea of a
RIO
(Reader
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) monad a number of times in the past, but never bit the bullet to do it. As I’ve been hashing out ideas with some people and working through cleanups on Stack, it became clear that the time was right to try this out. -
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A linear monad class would allow relying on the type system to ensure that a monadic value can only be used once by forcing the bind to consume its first argument (disallowing multiple uses of earlier stream references), effectively making the previously shown runtime errors impossible.
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This is the second and final post about Megaparsec 6.0.0 development. This time we are going to walk through re-design of parse error messages.
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Haskell Summer of Code status update
In this blog post I talk about my progress in haskell-interactive-mode (clone of haskell-mode). At this point, I’m not an elisp noob anymore. The most important thing that I had to do was, split haskell-interactive-mode from haskell-mode.
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Halfway there, or “I want to say I know what I’m doing, but it’s a dangerous thing to say”
Greetings and salutations! If you’re reading this, it means I haven’t died yet, which is pretty great. So, as my last blog post mentioned, I’ve been spending this summer working on a Haskell Summer of Code project: Bringing sanity to the GHC performance test-suite.
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Haskell library in a C project
Usually, people are more interested in calling C libraries from Haskell than vice versa. But at NStack, we are going in the opposite direction. We want to build a Haskell library that is going to be used by the programming languages that we support, such as Python.
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In brief
- Adjunctions and Battleship
- Connecting a Haskell backend to a PureScript frontend
- Generic programming in Haskell
- Getting the user’s opinion: Options in Haskell
- I’ve briefly tried VCache, and here is how it was
- Is having a
(a -> b) -> b
equivalent to having ana
? - jl: A tiny functional language for querying and manipulating JSON
- Ray tracer demo
- Stack 1.5.0 released
- Stackage LTS 9.0 released
- Using Coq to write fast and correct Haskell
- Yi 0.14 released
Package of the week
This week’s package of the week is una, a universal un-archiving utility application.
Call for participation
- blaze-markup: Add a Semigroup instance for AttributeValue
- hspec:
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- July 29: Budapest Haskell User Group: Haskell Hackathon 2017
- July 31: Beaverton Haskell Meetup: Haskell Learning Exercises Continued
- August 1: Functional First Phoenix: Elm REST request processing
- August 2: Haskell.SG: August Meetup
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A Pooling layer in a network definition. More...
#include <NvInfer.h>
Public Member Functions | |
| virtual void | setPoolingType (PoolingType type)=0 |
| Set the type of activation to be performed. More... | |
| virtual PoolingType | getPoolingType () const =0 |
| Get the type of activation to be performed. More... | |
| virtual void | setWindowSize (DimsHW windowSize)=0 |
| Set the window size for pooling. More... | |
| virtual DimsHW | getWindowSize () const =0 |
| Get the window size for pooling. More... | |
| virtual void | setStride (DimsHW stride)=0 |
| Set the stride for pooling. More... | |
| virtual DimsHW | getStride () const =0 |
| Get the stride for pooling. More... | |
| virtual void | setPadding (DimsHW padding)=0 |
| Set the padding for pooling. More... | |
| virtual DimsHW | getPadding () const =0 |
| Get the padding for pooling. More... | |
| virtual void | setBlendFactor (float blendFactor)=0 |
| Set the blending factor for the max_average_blend mode: max_average_blendPool = (1-blendFactor)*maxPool + blendFactor*avgPool blendFactor is a user value in [0,1] with the default value of 0.0 This value only applies for the kMAX_AVERAGE_BLEND mode. More... | |
| virtual float | getBlendFactor () const =0 |
| Get the blending factor for the max_average_blend mode: max_average_blendPool = (1-blendFactor)*maxPool + blendFactor*avgPool blendFactor is a user value in [0,1] with the default value of 0.0 In modes other than kMAX_AVERAGE_BLEND, blendFactor is ignored. More... | |
| virtual void | setAverageCountExcludesPadding (bool exclusive)=0 |
| Set whether average pooling uses as a denominator the overlap area between the window and the unpadded input. If this is not set, the denominator is the overlap between the pooling window and the padded input. More... | |
| virtual bool | getAverageCountExcludesPadding () const =0 |
| Get whether exclusive pooling uses as a denominator the overlap area betwen the window and the unpadded input. More... | |
| virtual void | setPrePadding (Dims padding)=0 |
| Set the pre-padding. More... | |
| virtual Dims | getPrePadding () const =0 |
| Get the pre-padding. More... | |
| virtual void | setPostPadding (Dims padding)=0 |
| Set the post-padding. More... | |
| virtual Dims | getPostPadding () const =0 |
| Get the padding. More... | |
| virtual void | setPaddingMode (PaddingMode paddingMode)=0 |
| Set the padding mode. More... | |
| virtual PaddingMode | getPaddingMode () const =0 |
| Get the padding mode. More... | |
| virtual void | setWindowSizeNd (Dims windowSize)=0 |
| Set the multi-dimension window size for pooling. More... | |
| virtual Dims | getWindowSizeNd () const =0 |
| Get the multi-dimension window size for pooling. More... | |
| virtual void | setStrideNd (Dims stride)=0 |
| Set the multi-dimension stride for pooling. More... | |
| virtual Dims | getStrideNd () const =0 |
| Get the multi-dimension stride for pooling. More... | |
| virtual void | setPaddingNd (Dims padding)=0 |
| Set the multi-dimension padding for pooling. More... | |
| virtual Dims | getPaddingNd () const =0 |
| Get the multi-dimension padding for pooling. More... | |
| Public Member Functions inherited from nvinfer1::ILayer | |
| virtual LayerType | getType () const =0 |
| Return the type of a layer. More... | |
| virtual void | setName (const char *name)=0 |
| Set the name of a layer. More... | |
| virtual const char * | getName () const =0 |
| Return the name of a layer. More... | |
| virtual int | getNbInputs () const =0 |
| Get the number of inputs of a layer. | |
| virtual ITensor * | getInput (int index) const =0 |
| Get the layer input corresponding to the given index. More... | |
| virtual int | getNbOutputs () const =0 |
| Get the number of outputs of a layer. | |
| virtual ITensor * | getOutput (int index) const =0 |
| Get the layer output corresponding to the given index. More... | |
| virtual void | setInput (int index, ITensor &tensor)=0 |
| replace an input of this layer with a specific tensor More... | |
| virtual void | setPrecision (DataType dataType)=0 |
| Set the computational precision of this layer. More... | |
| virtual DataType | getPrecision () const =0 |
| get the computational precision of this layer More... | |
| virtual bool | precisionIsSet () const =0 |
| whether the computational precision has been set for this layer More... | |
| virtual void | resetPrecision ()=0 |
| reset the computational precision for this layer More... | |
| virtual void | setOutputType (int index, DataType dataType)=0 |
| Set the output type of this layer. More... | |
| virtual DataType | getOutputType (int index) const =0 |
| get the output type of this layer More... | |
| virtual bool | outputTypeIsSet (int index) const =0 |
| whether the output type has been set for this layer More... | |
| virtual void | resetOutputType (int index)=0 |
| reset the output type for this layer More... | |
A Pooling layer in a network definition.
The layer applies a reduction operation within a window over the input.
|
pure virtual |
Get whether exclusive pooling uses as a denominator the overlap area betwen the window and the unpadded input.
|
pure virtual |
Get the blending factor for the max_average_blend mode: max_average_blendPool = (1-blendFactor)*maxPool + blendFactor*avgPool blendFactor is a user value in [0,1] with the default value of 0.0 In modes other than kMAX_AVERAGE_BLEND, blendFactor is ignored.
|
pure virtual |
|
pure virtual |
|
pure virtual |
Get the multi-dimension padding for pooling.
If the padding is asymmetric, the pre-padding is returned.
|
pure virtual |
Get the type of activation to be performed.
|
pure virtual |
Get the padding.
|
pure virtual |
Get the pre-padding.
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pure virtual |
Get the stride for pooling.
|
pure virtual |
Get the multi-dimension stride for pooling.
|
pure virtual |
Get the window size for pooling.
|
pure virtual |
Get the multi-dimension window size for pooling.
|
pure virtual |
Set whether average pooling uses as a denominator the overlap area between the window and the unpadded input. If this is not set, the denominator is the overlap between the pooling window and the padded input.
Default: true
|
pure virtual |
Set the blending factor for the max_average_blend mode: max_average_blendPool = (1-blendFactor)*maxPool + blendFactor*avgPool blendFactor is a user value in [0,1] with the default value of 0.0 This value only applies for the kMAX_AVERAGE_BLEND mode.
|
pure virtual |
Set the padding for pooling.
Default: 0
If executing this layer on DLA, both height and width of padding must be in the range [0,7].
|
pure virtual |
Set the padding mode.
Padding mode takes precedence if both setPaddingMode and setPre/PostPadding are used.
Default: kEXPLICIT_ROUND_DOWN
|
pure virtual |
Set the multi-dimension padding for pooling.
The input will be zero-padded by this number of elements in each dimension. Padding is symmetric.
Default: (0, 0, ..., 0)
If executing this layer on DLA, only support 2D padding, both height and width of padding must be in the range [0,7].
|
pure virtual |
Set the type of activation to be performed.
DLA only supports kMAX and kAVERAGE.
|
pure virtual |
Set the post-padding.
The end of the input will be zero-padded by this number of elements in the height and width directions.
Default: (0,0)
If executing this layer on DLA, both height and width of padding must be in the range [0,15].
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pure virtual |
Set the pre-padding.
The start of input will be zero-padded by this number of elements in the height and width directions.
Default: 0
If executing this layer on DLA, both height and width of padding must be in the range [0,15].
|
pure virtual |
Set the stride for pooling.
Default: 1
If executing this layer on DLA, both height and width of stride must be in the range [1,16].
|
pure virtual |
Set the multi-dimension stride for pooling.
Default: (1, 1, ..., 1)
If executing this layer on DLA, only support 2D stride, both height and width of stride must be in the range [1,16].
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pure virtual |
Set the window size for pooling.
If executing this layer on DLA, both height and width of window size must be in the range [1,8].
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Set the multi-dimension window size for pooling.
If executing this layer on DLA, only support 2D window size, both height and width of window size must be in the range [1,8].


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Represents an established client-side connection. For example, a
TCP-based Connection
implementation typically contains
a Socket
.
Connection
is implemented by connection-based
Endpoint
implementations that use ConnectionManager
for managing connections. A Connection
is created by
the implementation for newly-established connections and is
obtained by a ConnectionManager
from its ConnectionEndpoint
's connect
methods.
| Method Summary | |
void |
close()
Closes this connection. |
SocketChannel |
getChannel()
Returns a socket channel that performs I/O on this connection, or null if no socket channel is available. |
InputStream |
getInputStream()
Returns an input stream that reads data from this connection. |
OutputStream |
getOutputStream()
Returns an output stream that writes data to this connection. |
InvocationConstraints |
getUnfulfilledConstraints(OutboundRequestHandle handle)
Implements OutboundRequest.getUnfulfilledConstraints for a request with
the specified handle. |
void |
populateContext(OutboundRequestHandle handle,
Collection context)
Populates the supplied collection with context information representing a request with the specified handle. |
IOException |
readResponseData(OutboundRequestHandle handle,
InputStream stream)
Reads from the specified stream any per-response data required by this connection for a request with the specified handle. |
void |
writeRequestData(OutboundRequestHandle handle,
OutputStream stream)
Writes to the specified stream any per-request data required by this connection for a request with the specified handle. |
| Method Detail |
public InputStream getInputStream() throws IOException
IOException
- if an I/O exception occurspublic OutputStream getOutputStream() throws IOException
IOException
- if an I/O exception occurspublic SocketChannel getChannel()
null
if no socket channel is available. If a
non-null
socket channel is returned, it is
connected.
null
public void populateContext(OutboundRequestHandle handle, Collection context)
OutboundRequest.populateContext
for such requests; the context
may also be populated by the connection manager.
handle
- the handle for the requestcontext
- the context collection to populate
IllegalArgumentException
- if the specified handle was
not created for use with a connection endpoint equivalent to
the one used to create this connection
NullPointerException
- if handle
or
context
is null
UnsupportedOperationException
- if context
is unmodifiablepublic InvocationConstraints getUnfulfilledConstraints(OutboundRequestHandle handle)
OutboundRequest.getUnfulfilledConstraints
for a request with
the specified handle.
handle
- the handle for the request
IllegalArgumentException
- if the specified handle was
not created for use with a connection endpoint equivalent to
the one used to create this connection
NullPointerException
- if handle
is
null
public void writeRequestData(OutboundRequestHandle handle, OutputStream stream) throws IOException
This method is invoked by ConnectionManager
with the request output stream of the OutboundRequest
that it creates for the request. This method can be used, for
example, to convey per-request information about delegation,
client authentication, or client privileges.
There may be multiple requests in progress concurrently over
this connection, and data written to the specified stream may
be buffered and multiplexed with data from other requests
before being written to this connection's underlying output
stream. Therefore, this method should only write data to the
specified stream and must not read any data from this
connection's underlying input stream; data can, however, be
subsequently read with readResponseData
.
handle
- the handle for the requeststream
- the request output stream of the request
IOException
- if an I/O exception occurs
SecurityException
- if a security exception occurs
IllegalArgumentException
- if the specified handle was
not created for use with a connection endpoint equivalent to
the one used to create this connection
NullPointerException
- if handle
or
stream
is null
public IOException readResponseData(OutboundRequestHandle handle, InputStream stream) throws IOException
This method returns null
if the information
read (if any) indicates that the constraints are satisfied, and
it returns an exception if the constraints could not be
satisfied. If an exception is returned rather than thrown, the
delivery status of a corresponding OutboundRequest
will
be false
.
This method is invoked by ConnectionManager
with the response input stream of the
OutboundRequest
that it creates for the request
and the same handle that was passed to writeRequestData
. This method can be used to read information
produced by ServerConnection.processRequestData
in response to the
information sent by writeRequestData
.
There may be multiple requests in progress concurrently over this connection, and data read from the specified stream may have been buffered and multiplexed with data from other requests being read from this connection's underlying input stream. Therefore, this method should only read data from the specified stream and must not write any data to this connection's underlying output stream.
handle
- the handle for the requeststream
- the response input stream of the request
null
if the constraints are satisfied, or
an exception if the constraints could not be satisfied
IOException
- if an I/O exception occurs
SecurityException
- if a security exception occurs
IllegalArgumentException
- if the specified handle was
not created for use with a connection endpoint equivalent to
the one used to create this connection
NullPointerException
- if handle
or
stream
is null
public void close() throws IOException
IOException
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@Freek Wiedijk asked me for a list of compulsory undergraduate pure maths at Imperial College that is not yet in Lean. Compulsory pure modules comprise about half of the first two years at Imperial. This is the list in case anyone else is interested.
Generalised Eigenspaces
Jordan Normal Form
Cayley Hamilton theorem
Dihedral Groups
All of Complex Analysis
Conformal mappings
Real analysis
Fundamental theorem of calculus
Did we not knock up a proof of Cayley-Hamilton in that big summer project thing in 2018? It didn't make it into mathlib?
I don't remember that happening.
We definitely once knocked up a theory of dihedral groups at Xena because I remember about six people working on it at once in CoCalc ;-) At some point someone changed the definition and all the proofs instantly broke, and then lots of people all started fixing different ones at once :-) But for sure that didn't make it into mathlib.
Oh -- maybe it was det(AB)=det(A)det(B) that we did in 2018
Re: dihedral groups, there's this mathlib PR https://github.com/leanprover-community/mathlib/pull/1076
I'm working on that PR and related things just now. I will update the PR in the next few days.
When I was lecturing 2nd year group theory I would usually state but not prove the structure theorem for finitely generated abelian groups. Both that and Jordan Normal Form follow from the structure theorem for finely generated abelian groups, which was originally supposed to be @Amelia Livingston 's summer project but then we started talking about monoids and the rest is history :-)
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See: Description
| Enum | Description |
|---|---|
| MqttConnectReturnCode |
Return Code of
MqttConnAckMessage |
| MqttDecoder.DecoderState |
States of the decoder.
|
| MqttMessageType |
MQTT Message Types.
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| MqttQoS | |
| MqttVersion |
Mqtt version specific constant values used by multiple classes in mqtt-codec.
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|---|---|
| MqttIdentifierRejectedException |
A
MqttIdentifierRejectedException which is thrown when a CONNECT request contains invalid client identifier. |
| MqttUnacceptableProtocolVersionException |
A
MqttUnacceptableProtocolVersionException which is thrown when
a CONNECT request contains unacceptable protocol version. |


Posted on February 5, 2016
Introduction
Since everything in Ruby is an object, an object is an instance of a class. Let's look at an example.
2.3.0 :309 > String.superclass => Object 2.3.0 :310 > String.superclass.superclass => BasicObject 2.3.0 :311 > String.superclass.superclass.superclass => nil
Now that code looks confusing but so lets write it in a different way to show the heirarchy.
------- | nil | ------- ^ | --------------- | BasicOjbect | --------------- ^ | ---------- | Object | ---------- ^ | ---------- | String | ----------
So we can tell from the tree above that BasicObject
is the highest object in ruby, and Object
is an instance of a BasicObject
class, while String
is an instance of the Object
class. Being an instance has the effect of inheritance. That is to say that an Object
instance has all of the methods that a BasicObject
does and more; it inherits all of the methods from its superclass
. And it keeps going downstream; as more instances are created from the String
, those instances will also inherit the methods.
Now lets create our own class and take a look.
class House attr_reader :bathrooms attr_accessor :bedrooms def initialize(bedrooms, bathrooms) unless bedrooms.kind_of?(Numeric) && bathrooms.kind_of?(Numeric) raise ArgumentError.new("Please enter a number for bedrooms and bathrooms") end unless bedrooms > -1 raise ArgumentError.new("Please enter a number for the bedrooms") end @bedrooms = bedrooms @bathrooms = bathrooms end def size if @bedrooms > 4 puts "This is a big house" else puts "This is a small house" end end end
Now let's create a new instance of the House
class using the .new
method and passing the number of bedrooms and bathrooms to the instance.
mansion = House.new(5,2) mansion.size p "Your house has #{mansion.bathrooms} bathrooms" p "Your house has #{mansion.bedrooms} bedrooms" p mansion.bedrooms = 6 p "Your house has #{mansion.bathrooms} bathrooms" p "Your house has #{mansion.bedrooms} bedrooms"
As a result, we wanted to see know how many bedrooms and bathrooms the instance mansion
. Using the attr_reader
and the attr_accessor
we are able to return the current values of the variables that we are interested in. The differences between reader and accessor, is that reader can only read the value of the variable while accessor has access to the variable and is able to make changes to it. We see this in practice on when we use mansion.bedrooms = 6
. The attr_accessor
is versitile, but it must be used cautiously as it can become a security vulnerability.
The result for the code above can be seen below.
"This is a big house" "Your house has 2 bathrooms" "Your house has 5 bedrooms" 6 "Your house has 2 bathrooms" "Your house has 6 bedrooms"


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"MARANATHA "(1 Corinthians 16:22) consists of two Aramean words, Maran’athah, meaning, “our Lord comes,” or is “coming.” If the latter interpretation is adopted, the meaning of the phrase is, “Our Lord is coming, and he will judge those who have set him at nought.” (Comp. Phil. 4:5; James 5:8, 9.)
"MARANATHA "(1 Corinthians 16:22) consists of two Aramean words, Maran’athah, meaning, “our Lord comes,” or is “coming.” If the latter interpretation is adopted, the meaning of the phrase is, “Our Lord is coming, and he will judge those who have set him at nought.” (Comp. Phil.
4:5; James 5:8, 9.)


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001/* 002// This software is subject to the terms of the Eclipse Public License v1.0 003// Agreement, available at the following URL: 004// http://www.eclipse.org/legal/epl-v10.html. 005// You must accept the terms of that agreement to use this software. 006// 007// Copyright (C) 2003-2005 Julian Hyde 008// Copyright (C) 2005-2012 Pentaho 009// All Rights Reserved. 010*/ 011package mondrian.rolap; 012 013import java.lang.ref.SoftReference; 014 015/** 016 * RolapConnectionProperties enumerates the allowable values of 017 * keywords in a Mondrian connect string. 018 * 019 *
Note to developers: If you add or modify a connection-string 020 * property, you must also modify the 021 * <a target="_top" 022 *<EMAIL_ADDRESS>023 * Configuration Specification. 024 * 025 * @author jhyde, Mar 18, 2003 026 */ 027public enum RolapConnectionProperties { 028 /** 029 * The "Provider" property must have the value "Mondrian". 030 */ 031 Provider, 032 033 /** 034 * The "Jdbc" property is the URL of the JDBC database where the data is 035 * stored. You must specify either {@link #DataSource} or {@code #Jdbc}. 036 */ 037 Jdbc, 038 039 /** 040 * The "JdbcDrivers" property is a comma-separated list of JDBC driver 041 * classes, for example, 042 * "sun.jdbc.odbc.JdbcOdbcDriver,oracle.jdbc.OracleDriver". 043 */ 044 JdbcDrivers, 045 046 /** 047 * The "JdbcUser" property is the name of the user to log on to the JDBC 048 * database. (You don't need to specify this parameter if it is already 049 * specified in the JDBC URL.) 050 */ 051 JdbcUser, 052 053 /** 054 * The "JdbcPassword" property is the password to log on to the JDBC 055 * database. (You don't need to specify this parameter if it is already 056 * specified in the JDBC URL.) 057 */ 058 JdbcPassword, 059 060 /** 061 * The "Catalog" property is the URL of the catalog, an XML file which 062 * describes the schema: cubes, hierarchies, and so forth. 063 * Catalogs are described in <a target="_top" 064 *<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Schema Guide. 065 * See also {@link #CatalogContent}. 066 */ 067 Catalog, 068 069 /** 070 * The "CatalogContent" property is an XML string representing the schema: 071 * cubes, hierarchies, and so forth. 072 * Catalogs are described in <a target="_top" 073 *<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Schema Guide. 074 * 075 *
When using this property, quote its value with either single or 076 * double quotes, then escape all occurrences of that character within the 077 * catalog content by using double single/double quotes. ie: 078 * 079 *
 CatalogContent="<Schema name=""My Schema""/>" 080 * 081 *
See also {@link #Catalog}. 082 */ 083 CatalogContent, 084 085 /** 086 * The "CatalogName" property is not used. If, in future, we support 087 * multiple catalogs, this property will specify which catalog to use. 088 * See also {@link #Catalog}. 089 */ 090 CatalogName, 091 092 /** 093 * The "DataSource" property is the name of a data source class. It must 094 * implement the {@link javax.sql.DataSource} interface. 095 * You must specify either {@code DataSource} or {@link #Jdbc}. 096 */ 097 DataSource, 098 099 /** 100 * The "PoolNeeded" property tells Mondrian whether to add a layer of 101 * connection pooling. 102 * 103 *
If no value is specified, we assume that:
 104 *
connections created via the {@link #Jdbc} property are not pooled, 105 * and therefore need to be pooled, 106 *
connections created via the {@link #DataSource} are already pooled. 107 *
 108 */ 109 PoolNeeded, 110 111 /** 112 * The "Role" property is the name of the {@link mondrian.olap.Role role} 113 * to adopt. If not specified, the connection uses a role which has access 114 * to every object in the schema. 115 */ 116 Role, 117 118 /** 119 * Allows to work with dynamically changing schema. If this property is set 120 * to true and schema content has changed (previous checksum 121 * doesn't equal with current), schema would be reloaded. Could be used in 122 * combination with DynamicSchemaProcessor property 123 */ 124 UseContentChecksum, 125 126 /** 127 * The "UseSchemaPool" property disables the schema cache. If false, the 128 * schema is not shared with connections which have a textually identical 129 * schema. Default is "true". 130 */ 131 UseSchemaPool, 132 133 /** 134 * The name of a class implementing the 135 * {@link mondrian.spi.DynamicSchemaProcessor} interface. 136 * A dynamic schema processor is called at runtime in order to modify the 137 * schema content. 138 */ 139 DynamicSchemaProcessor, 140 141 /** 142 * The "Locale" property is the requested Locale for the 143 * LocalizingDynamicSchemaProcessor. Example values are "en", 144 * "en_US", "hu". If Locale is not specified, then the name of system's 145 * default will be used, as per {@link java.util.Locale#getDefault()}. 146 */ 147 Locale, 148 149 /** 150 * The name of a class implementing the 151 * {@link mondrian.spi.DataSourceChangeListener} interface. 152 * A data source change listener is used to flush the cache of 153 * mondrian every time the datasource is changed. 154 */ 155 DataSourceChangeListener, 156 157 /** 158 * The "Ignore" property is a boolean value. If true, mondrian ignores 159 * warnings and non-fatal errors while loading the schema. The resulting 160 * errors can be obtained by calling 161 * {@link mondrian.olap.Schema#getWarnings}. 162 */ 163 Ignore, 164 165 /** 166 * The "Instance" property is the unique identifier of a mondrian server 167 * running in the current JVM. If there are multiple mondrian servers, it 168 * ensures that the connection belongs to the correct one. 169 */ 170 Instance, 171 172 /** 173 * The "JdbcConnectionUuid" property is the unique identifier for the 174 * underlying JDBC connection. If defined, Mondrian will assume that two 175 * connections bearing the same JdbcConnectionUuid point to identical 176 * databases without looking at any other properties. 177 */ 178 JdbcConnectionUuid, 179 180 /** 181 * The "PinSchemaTimeout" defines how much time must Mondrian 182 * keep a hard reference to schema objects within the pool of schemas. 183 * 184 *
After the timeout is reached, the hard reference will be cleared 185 * and the schema will be made a candidate for garbage collection. If the 186 * timeout wasn't reached yet and a second query requires the same schema, 187 * the timeout will be re-computed from the time of the second access and 188 * a new hard reference is established until the new timer reaches its end. 189 * 190 *
If the timeout is equal to zero, the schema will get 191 * pinned permanently. It is inadvisable to use this mode when using 192 * a DynamicSchemaProcessor at the risk of filling up the memory. 193 * 194 *
If the timeout is a negative value, the reference will behave 195 * the same as a {@link SoftReference}. This is the default behavior. 196 * 197 *
The timeout value must be provided as a String representing 198 * both the time value and the time unit. For example, 1 second is 199 * represented as "1s". Valid time units are [d, h, m, s, ms], 200 * representing respectively days, hours, minutes, seconds and 201 * milliseconds. 202 * 203 *
Defaults to "-1s". 204 */ 205 PinSchemaTimeout; 206 207 /** 208 * Any property beginning with this value will be added to the 209 * JDBC connection properties, after removing this prefix. This 210 * allows you to specify connection properties without a URL. 211 */ 212 public static final String JdbcPropertyPrefix = "jdbc."; 213 214} 215 216// End RolapConnectionProperties.java


‘Cracking’: Gary Lineker reacts to Man City’s 2-1 win over Chelsea FC
Gary Lineker has his say on Man City's win over Chelsea FC in the Premier League at The Etihad
by Social SpyGary Lineker took to social media to reveal his delight at how entertaining Manchester City’s 2-1 win over Chelsea FC in the Premier League on Saturday evening was.
Chelsea FC headed into the game looking to make it seven wins in the Premier League in a row after their recent fine form under Frank Lampard.
The Blues took the lead in the 21st minute when N’Golo Kante bundled his shot home.
However, Manchester City were level shortly after when Kevin De Bruyne’s shot found the net thanks to a hefty deflection.
Riyad Mahrez then made it 2-1 to Pep Guardiola’s hosts in the 37th minute with a fine finish into the bottom corner.
In stoppage time, Raheem Sterling had a goal chalked off by VAR after he was adjudged to be offside.
England legend Lineker was clearly enjoying what he was seeing as the game at The Etihad proved to be an entertaining affair.
After Chelsea FC’s opener, Lineker tweeted: “Terrific goal from @nglkante. Chelsea have been good thus far. Really good.”
He then added after De Bruyne’s equaliser: “Cracking game and @ManCity level things, albeit a tad fortuitously.”
And after Mahrez put the home side ahead, he wrote: “Outstanding goal from @Mahrez22. So much quality out there that anything could happen at any moment.”
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anonymous
hello,
I was wondering, when a final and working relase of synergy3 (standard) will be released. I am working since april with v5a7
I now noticed (little snitch) that this version tries to connect to amazon. can I turn this off?
"album cover" for the floater needs internet connection? why? all my mp3s have the cover inside the mp3 file.
thanks - kai.
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The 3.2 series is the best one for Leopard right now due to a bug in the OS that only Apple can fix. So the 3.5 alpha series is pretty much at the mercy of Apple as there's nothing I can do to fix the issue. Bug #640 is the ticket with the relevant information.
3.2 and 3.5 are feature equivalent, so there's no penalty in using 3.2 for now. Once Apple gets its act together new features will be added to the 3.5 branch, but for now they are basically in parity with each other.
As for the Amazon connections. It should only be connecting on those occasions when iTunes doesn't provide artwork. Have you noticed any particular pattern in which kind of songs are playing when the connections get initiated? It might be some special case in which iTunes refuses to hand over the art.
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hi wincent, thanks for your reply. sounds that there will be no solution for this in a while. or do you know if apple is working on the problem? maybe for them it is not a problem at all... I am waiting since the release of leopard for them to fix a serious problem with indesign cs3. they know about it. adobe says its apples fault. but nothing absolutely nothing is happening! I have given up on this completely after gazillions of mails and phone calls! all my mp3 files have the cover art embedded. itunes does not check for covers. does synergy check for coversw with amazon if the cover art for the floater is activated? even if there is already cover art in the file embedded?
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If you read the details in bug #640, yes Apple is aware of the problem and has stated that they want to fix it, but I have no idea when that will be. Worst-case scenario is post-Leopard as Apple can drag its heels a bit on these things, but hoping that they will do it sooner.
As for the cover art thing, it's pretty much like I already said: Synergy will only check Amazon if iTunes doesn't hand over the artwork. Are you using the latest stable release? (3.2.1)
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so if there is cover art in the file itunes won't hand it over??? I am still on 3.5a7
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this forum was dead for 2-3 days on my side. cant post properly here. sorry.
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anonymous
all my files have cover art included in the file itself. does itunes have problems handing over these pictures, too?
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Thanks for the update Wincent. Is there any chance for a fix for the spaces issue in the 3.2 series, as this is the only niggle I have with Synergy at this moment in time? I know that Growl announcements work over multiple spaces so I'm sure it's possible (although I'm not sure how hard it would be to implement).
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The actual fix shouldn't be hard to implement; it's just a matter of finding out the right API calls to do the job. At the moment I am not sure what those might be but I will do some more research into it to find out.
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Greg Hurrell
all my files have cover art included in the file itself. does itunes have problems handing over these pictures, too?
There have been some reports of iTunes not always handing over the artwork. From the number of comments I've received it doesn't appear to be a very widespread problem and I haven't observed it myself. If someone can provide specific examples of files for which artwork doesn't get sent we might be able to narrow down the problem (for example, it might be restricted to a specific type of file, or a specific type of embedded art).
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Greg Hurrell
so if there is cover art in the file itunes won't hand it over??? I am still on 3.5a7
It should, but there have been a small number of reports that it doesn't always do so. Not sure why that might be; at least in my local testing here it always works (currently running iTunes 7.7.1 and Synergy 3.5a8).
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I've just done a complete re-install of all my software including the OS (OSX 10.5.6). Now that I've done this album cover art no longer shows up in Synergy, though it worked fine before. The cover art is embedded in the iTunes files so there's no need to search the web. In fact, I would really like to know how to turn that feature off and only have the embedded art show.
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I just had a similar report (see ticket #1299) although I can't reproduce the issue myself. Can you have a look at that ticket and see if any of it applies to you?
Ticket #87 is the one to see for the ability to use only embedded art.
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The NSImage class provides a list of these types of images that are available through the OS. The images may change from one OS release to another, so it's important that you choose them for their intended usage and not for their actual image.
The fields in NSImage are not meant to be an exhaustive list. You may be able to request some images not listed here.
Because this functionality is baked into the Toolkit class on Mac: the NSImage doesn't offer you much added value if you just want to use the Toolkit to load specific images directly. (But it's worth including this demo in the showcase app to remind everyone that this functionality is there.)
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classes. So if you don't have complete control over the JDK you install/ship with: you may want to avoid these methods.


Just food for thought.
Do I anticipate using Rails forever? No.
What if I were to start versioning my content in a Git repo? In the most extreme version, the site is entirely static, generated by a static site generator. You back it up by cloning the repo. You deploy it by checking out the "build" branch (or whatever its called) on a server and pointing a webserver at the directory. You update it by pushing into the repo (requires configuration to allow pushing into a repo with a checked-out worktree; something like git config receive.denyCurrentBranch updateInstead).
git config receive.denyCurrentBranch updateInstead
Filesystem structure:
blog/somepost.[ext]
ext
git log
issues/10
wiki/Some_article
Downsides of this approach:
Intermediate approach: keep the app, but reduce its surface area. Instead of reading from database, we read using Git operations. We can still read things like comments from the database. Upsides: still dynamic, still get versioning features "for free". Downsides: still tied to Rails (although if app is small enough, porting to alternatives will be much easier too).
There's an overarching philosophical question here about where data should live. For a long time I tended to centralize my data towards my website, but some communities have an irresistible gravity due to network effects; for example, I mirror my stuff on GitHub, but for many people GitHub is the authoritative place, so I end up having discussions about projects in two places. Should I just move those kinds of things wholesale and stop trying to centralize? Do I try to replace dynamic elements such as comments by embedding a widget (eg. FB etc)?
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Python Basics II
29 Sep 2018Chapter 2 - Python Basics II
In the previous chapter, we learned about different data types. In comparison to learning English, we finished our alphabets. This chapter will cover how to use data types. It is time to learn about Pythonic grammar!
Variables
We have already learned about assigning variables with different data types. In this section, more advanced approach of assigning variables will be shown
# You can assign variables like this
a,b = ("Python", "Grammar")
print(a)
print(b)
# Remember, that tuple can skip brackets!
c,d = "Maplestory", "Crazy Arcade"
print(c)
print(d)
Python
Grammar
Maplestory
Crazy Arcade
e = f = "python"
print(e)
print(f)
python
python
[g,h] = ["Coding","is fun"]
print(g)
print(h)
Coding
is fun
You can switch or reassign values like this
a = 3
b = 5
# Switch!
a,b = b,a
print(a)
print(b)
5
3
a = 4
# reassigning variable a
a = a+1
print(a)
5
Control Statements
Control and Loop statements are the basic structure of coding. They are the algorithm and flow of the code execution. Codes are executed line by line, one at a time from top to bottom. The sequence of statements that are executed is referred to as the flow of control. The flow of control can be changed with the control statements: conditional and loop statements.
conditional
- if
loop
- while
- for
When using these control statements, Indentation and : is very very very important. Conditional and Loop statements are frequently used together
Conditional Statement - if
conditional statements are statements that may or may not be executed depending on certain conditions that the code specifies. The condition part is where Boolean data types and logical operators are used frequently
Example)
Let’s assume that there is a movie rated R, which means that the movie can only be watched by people restricted to the age 18 and over. We have to screen out people with appropriate ages. Your cousin is age 14. Let’s try this out using if statement
age = 14
if age < 18:
print("You are not allowed to watch this movie")
else:
print("Enjoy the movie!")
You are not allowed to watch this movie
Structure
We can create segments of code that only execute if a set of conditions is met. We use if-statements in conjunction with logical statements in order to create branches in our code.
An if block gets entered when the condition is considered to be True. If condition is evaluated as False, the if block will simply be skipped unless there is an else block to accompany it. Conditions are made using either logical operators or by using the truthiness of values in Python. An if-statement is defined with a colon and a block of indented text.
# This is the basic format of an if statement. This is a vacuous example.
if "Condition1":
# This block of code will execute because the string is non-empty
# Everything on these indented lines
print (True)
else:
# So if the condition that we examined with if is in fact False
# This block of code will execute INSTEAD of the first block of code
# Everything on these indented lines
print (False)
True
# If you want more than two control line, you should use "elif"
if "Condition":
# Everything on these indented lines
print (True)
elif "Condition2":
# This block of code will execute only if the previous statement is false
# Everything on these indented lines
print("What?")
elif "Condition3":
# Everything on these indented lines
print("What??")
else:
# This block of code will execute INSTEAD of the first and the second block of code
# Everything on these indented lines
print (False)
True
Ways to write condition statements
| various expressions |
|---|
| x < y , x > y |
| x == y, x != y |
| x >= y, x <= y |
| x or y |
| x and y |
| not x |
| x in list , x not in list |
| x in tuple , x not in tuple |
| x in string , x not in string |
# Example 1
money = 3000
feeling = "bad"
if money < 3000:
print("Walk")
elif money >= 3000 and feeling == "good":
print("Take Bus")
else:
print("Take Taxi")
Take Taxi
# Example 2
menu = {"ramen":["flour","egg","pork","onion"],
"spaghetti":["flour","cream","tomato","beef","onion"],
"kimbap":["rice","carrot","spam","egg","spinach","pickle"]}
if "flour" not in menu["ramen"]:
print("I will eat ramen!!!")
elif "kimbap" in menu.keys():
print("Give me donkatsu")
else:
print("spaghetti for me please")
Give me donkatsu
# Example 3
i = 10
if i % 2 == 0:
print("{0} is even number!!!".format(i))
if i % 3 == 0:
print ('{0} is divisible by both 2 and 3! Wow!'.format(i))
elif i % 5 == 0:
print ('{0} is divisible by both 2 and 5! Wow!'.format(i))
else:
print ('{0} is divisible by 2, but not 3 or 5. Meh.'.format(i))
else:
print ('{0} is an odd number.'.format(i))
10 is even number!!!
10 is divisible by both 2 and 5! Wow!
Loop Statement - For
For is a loop statement used for going through values or iterate over any sequences (tuple, list, string).
# Example 1
for i in range(0,5):
print (i)
0
1
2
3
4
# Example 2
for i in range(5):
print (i)
0
1
2
3
4
# Example 3
a = [(1,2),(3,4),(5,6)]
for (x,y) in a:
print(x+y)
3
7
11
# Example 4
result = []
for i in range(2,5):
for j in range(3,6):
result.append(i*j)
print(result)
Stopping the Loop
for i in range(5):
if i == 2:
break
print (i)
0
1
Loop Statement - While
with While loops we need to make sure that something actually changes from iteration to iteration so that that the loop actually terminates.
If not, the infinite loop will be created, and your code execution will not stop. In this case, we use the shorthand i -= 1 (short for i = i - 1) so that the value of i gets smaller with each iteration. Eventually i will be reduced to 0, rendering the condition False and exiting the loop. Or, you can use break or use conditional statements to stop the loop
# Example 1
treeHit = 0
while treeHit < 10:
treeHit = treeHit +1
print("Tree hit %d times." % treeHit)
if treeHit == 10:
print("Tree falls.")
Tree hit 1 times.
Tree hit 2 times.
Tree hit 3 times.
Tree hit 4 times.
Tree hit 5 times.
Tree hit 6 times.
Tree hit 7 times.
Tree hit 8 times.
Tree hit 9 times.
Tree hit 10 times.
Tree falls.
# Example 2
i = 10
while True:
if i == 14:
break
i += 1 # This is shorthand for i = i + 1.
print( i)
11
12
13
14
# Example 3
Stamina = 50
apple = 3
while Stamina>0:
Stamina -= 5
while Stamina < 10 & apple > 0:
print("Eat apple")
Stamina += 10
apple -= 1
print("Remaning apple is {0}".format(apple))
print("Current Stamina is {0}".format(Stamina))
if Stamina == 0:
print("You are Dead")
else:
pass
Current Stamina is 45
Current Stamina is 40
Current Stamina is 35
Current Stamina is 30
Current Stamina is 25
Current Stamina is 20
Current Stamina is 15
Current Stamina is 10
Current Stamina is 5
Eat apple
Remaning apple is 2
Current Stamina is 10
Current Stamina is 5
Eat apple
Remaning apple is 1
Current Stamina is 10
Current Stamina is 5
Current Stamina is 0
You are Dead
Break, Continue, Pass
Break, Continue, Pass statements are used to work with loop and conditions more efficiently and effectively.
Break statements provide the opportunity to stop and exit the loop completely when external condition is triggered.
number = 0
for number in range(10):
number = number + 1
if number == 5: # external condition
break # break here
print('Number is ' + str(number))
print('Out of loop')
Number is 1
Number is 2
Number is 3
Number is 4
Out of loop
Continue statements allows you to skip over a part of loop when external condition is triggered, but go on to complete the rest of the loop.
number = 0
for number in range(10):
number = number + 1
if number == 5: # external condition
continue # break here
print('Number is ' + str(number)) # Number is 5 will not be printed
print('Out of loop')
Number is 1
Number is 2
Number is 3
Number is 4
Number is 6
Number is 7
Number is 8
Number is 9
Number is 10
Out of loop
| Pass statement allows to handle the condition without the loop being impacted in any way. |
number = 0
for number in range(10):
number = number + 1
if number == 5: # external condition
pass # break here
print('Number is ' + str(number))
print('Out of loop')
Number is 1
Number is 2
Number is 3
Number is 4
Number is 5
Number is 6
Number is 7
Number is 8
Number is 9
Number is 10
Out of loop


Users know the difference.
As a developer, we wanted to bring them best user experience.
Mobile WebView has performance issues
But it required so many workarounds and glitches that are difficult to understand.
And we needed to leave behind many of older Android devices
Request from network carrier client:
“Please make this app compatible to all of our devices”
KDDI's EZ News EX is pre-installed in all KDDI smartphone & tablet lineups.
But we needed to create several screens in native.
function onDeviceReady() {
// iOS NativeControl Plugin
NativeControls.showTabBar(options);
// or iOS NavigationBar || TabBar Plugin
navigationBar.init();
navigationBar.create("BlackOpaque");
navigationBar.setTitle("My heading");
navigationBar.show();
}
Displaying native components while rendering WebView
So that native transition handles between each WebViews with animation
All components work on both iOS and Android platform.
A few Android-only features:
All of them are packed and can be obtained from GitHub.
Currently supports up to PhoneGap 2.9.
Plugin repository is now in progress.
Masahiro Tanaka (masahiro@asial.co.jp)