0.7.1 Release Notes
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Zig is a general-purpose programming language and toolchain for maintaining
robust, optimal, and reusable software.
This release solves 69 bugs.
- start code: fix TLS symbol collisions causing compile error when linking against libc on Windows.
- debug: fix compilation error on platforms where debug info is unsupported. Non-tier-1
platforms will now return
error.UnsupportedDebugInfo
when attempting
to print a stack trace, rather than a compile error.
- debug: Avoid deadlock in the signal handler.
stderr_mutex
may
still be held when we reach the signal handler, grab our own stderr handle to print
the error messages and avoid deadlocking. (#7247)
- debug: Add nosuspend around
stderr.print
calls. Fixes
compilation errors with non-blocking I/O mode.
- fix json parsing with unmatched closing tokens (#6865). Also fix swapped parsing errors.
- fix HashMapputAssumeCapacity and clearRetainingCapacity
fs.path.dirname
: return null
when input path is root. (#6746) (#6727) (#6584) (#6592) (#6602)
- Make
os.windows.ReadFile
allow short reads.
This makes it behave like the read() wrapper for unix systems. Reading
the whole buffer breaks some use-cases like buffered readers over sockets. (#7121)
- mem: make
sliceAsBytes
, etc. respect volatile
. (#7084)
- make
Version.parse
less strict. (#6649)
- crypto: Change seed for
Murmur2_64
from u32
to u64
- crypto: edwards25519 - skip useless operations and duplicate lookup table.
- os: add
time_t
definiton for x86_64 linux.
- os: define and use
dev_t
for linux x86_64.
- os: fix
prctl
constants.
- Add
readAllArrayListAligned
to Reader
which can accept an arbitrary alignment. Fixes a compile error in
fs.File.readToEndAllocOptions
when an alignment is specified.
- BufMap: fix memory leak.
- Fix
WindowsDynLib.openW
trying to strip the \??\
prefix when it does not exist.
- networking: support localhost independently from the system hosts list.
This matches RFC 6761. (#6955)
- Make the use of
pthread_join
POSIX-compliant. (#7275)
- event: Fix import path for
WaitGroup
.
- c: make
free
's parameter optional.
- GeneralPurposeAllocator: Fix incorrectly modifying
total_requested_bytes
in some cases.
- os.windows: add
error.AccessDenied
to the
MoveFileEx
error set.
- json: make
unescapeString
pub
.
- Add
fs.path.extension
. (#7098)
- stage1: Print correct error message for vector
@intCast
- stage1: Fix comparison of unions containing zero-sized types. (#7047)
- stage1: Fix zero length arrays with type of containing struct/union producing "error: struct/union 'TYPE' depends on itself" (#7058)
- stage1: Fix crash when storing an array of type in a field. (#7027)
- stage1: Prevent TypeInfo payload from incorrectly being undefined.
- stage1: Fix ReleaseSmall not properly asking LLVM backend for small code. (#7048) (#7077)
- stage1: Enable loop interleaving when unrolling is enabled.
- stage1: Fix bug: Cannot reify ErrorUnion before generating its
@typeInfo
(#7003)
- stage1: Disambiguate Wasm imports with same name. Fixes functions with the
same name but in different modules being mixed up. (#7088)
- stage1: Fix generation of pass-by-value args in async fns. (#7104)
- stage1: Fix asyncCall with non-abi-aligned arguments. Make the code used
to calculate the variable slot index into the frame match what's done during
the structure layout calculation. Prevents a few nasty LLVM errors when such
types are passed around.
- stage1: Add architecture-specific clobbers to asm()
- stage1: Fix undefined assignment for bitfields. Prevents silent memory corruption. (#7055)
- stage1: Resolve usingnamespace decls when calling
@typeInfo
. (#7176)
- stage1: Fix ICE when generating struct fields with padding. (#5398)
- stage1: Force union member types to be resolved.
- stage1: Fix crash in
*[N]T
to []T
conversion with zst. (#6951)
- stage1: Add missing bitcast when rendering var ptr. Some types require this
extra bitcast, eg. structs or unions with extra padding fields
inserted by the compiler. (#7250)
- stage1: Fix
@typeInfo
generation for arrays without
sentinel. (#7251)
- stage1: Fix floating point parsing on big-endian systems. (#7256)
- stage1: Add compile error for pointer arithmetic on ptr-to-array. (#2018)
- stage1: Fix ICE when global error set is empty. (#7030)
- stage1: Don't fold single-element enums too aggressively.
- stage1: Initialize single-element union tag correctly.
- stage1: Fix constant folding of single-element enums.
- stage1: Fix type mapping for
c_longdouble
and implement
msp430 mapping. (#7333)
- stage1: Resolve
@setEvalBranchQuota
to
u32
, not usize
.
- CLI: fix incorrectly calling exit(0) after a failed compilation that emitted
compile errors. (#6976)
- CLI: make help in commands more consistent. (#7101)
- CLI: add -h alias for --help, and make -h,--help consistent in usage text and parsing.
- CLI: infer --name based on first C source file or object. Previously,
--name would only be inferred if there was exactly 1 C source file or exactly
1 object. Now it will be inferred if there is at least one of either.
- CLI: improved local cache directory logic. (#7342)
Previously, when choosing the local cache directory, if there was no
root source file, an explicitly chosen path, or other clues, zig would
choose cwd + zig-cache/ as the local cache directory.
This can be problematic if Zig is invoked with the CWD set to a
read-only directory, or a directory unrelated to the actual source files
being compiled. In the real world, we see this when using `zig cc` with
CGo, which for some reason changes the current working directory to the
read-only go standard library path before running the C compiler.
This commit conservatively chooses to use the global cache directory
as the local cache directory when there is no other reasonable choice,
and no longer will rely on the cwd path to choose a local cache directory.
As a reminder, the --cache-dir CLI flag and ZIG_LOCAL_CACHE_DIR
environment variable are available for overriding the decision. For the
zig build system, it will always choose the directory that build.zig is
+ zig-cache/.
- Bump default version max for macOS from 10.15.3 to 10.15.7
- build: Fix compile error with Clang 11 on x86_64-windows-gnu.
- build: cmake properly detects when to rebuild zig1.o (#6724)
- build: Update the minimum cmake version we require so that cmake stops complaining
about it.
- build: fix for GCC 9.2: -Wno-maybe-uninitialized
- link: Prevent double file close in Mach-O linking.
- link: Fix static archives cauling compiler related file (llvm-ar.id) in the current
working directory. (#6943)
- link: Don't pass -l arguments when building .a or .o files. (#7094)
- link: Fix regression when targeting macOS due to LLD Mach-O code not supporting newer
macOS systems by target-version-gating
-syslibroot
on the linker line.
- link: macho: specify -install_name as full dylib's name. This then allows
for proper resolution of names via runpath search path list, i.e.,
-rpath @loader_path
will correctly resolve to
@rpath/libxxx.dylib (...)
in the linked binary.
- link: LLD is invoked as a child process rather than a library. LLD library
code improperly calls exit() as well as having global state that it does not
reset between invocations. Zig now works around this by invoking itself with
special CLI parameters which are then forwarded to LLD library calls. (#3825)
- Rework the bundle-compiler-rt feature (#7013) (#6817):
- It is now
-fcompiler-rt
and -fno-compiler-rt
to override the (quite reasonable) default of bundling compiler-rt only
for executables and dynamic libraries.
- The build.zig API is still called
bundle_compiler_rt
however it is now an optional bool instead of a bool. leaving it as
null
means to use the compiler default.
- Additionally support
-fcompiler-rt
when doing build-obj
for ELF files since that target already supports linking multiple objects into one.
- Includes an error message when attempting this for non-ELF. In the
future this could additionally be supported with a more advanced
implementation that does not rely on the linker.
- Properly populate the linker cache hash.
- Fixed an internal compiler error when an absolute path passed as a system library.
Now emits a proper compile error. Absolute paths to shared objects must be passed
as positional parameters. (#7139) (#6868)
- Fix not detecting all dynamic libraries. Positional shared library arguments
were not being detected as causing dynamic linking, resulting in invalid linker
lines. LLD did not have an error message for this when targeting x86_64-linux
but it did emit an error message when targeting aarch64-linux, which is how I
noticed the problem.
- Restore
-target wasm32-freestanding-musl
for C headers. (#5854)
- caching system: include root name in the cache. This fixes a bug where the
caching system did not notice when the
--name
flag changed.
- caching system: add package names and paths into the root module cache hash
so that Zig notices when the package mappings change.
- caching system: add
-femit-foo=bar
args to the cache hash. (#6979) (#7036)
- caching system: fix compiler crash when compiling C objects. (#7096)
- caching system: add
@cImport
files to
Compilation
cache manifest. Fixes caching system not
noticing when C header files changed. (#7007)
- caching system: detect redundant C/C++ source files and emit an error instead
of deadlocking. (#7308)
- caching system: fix deadlock with build-exe on an object for Windows. (#5825)
- type: Change tag returned by
zigTagType
for
c_longdouble
to Float
.
Function was returning Int before.
- Fix file extension stripping. Previously it looked for the first '.' but now
it uses
std.fs.path.extension
. (#7404)
- Explicitly cast indices to
usize
. This is needed for
platforms where usize
is the same size as
u16
, eg. MSP430.
- Fix compilation of clzsi for armv6 targets.
- Avoid exposing atomic builtins when not supported. Prevents
compilation/LLVM errors for niche targets such as AVR/MSP430 or ARM v6m.
By not exporting any atomic builtin anymore the user is free to provide their
own implementation (that disable the IRQs) or to provide the
--single-threaded
switch and forget about this.
- Fix code model passing as the wrong CLI flag to Zig.
- Fix
bundle_compiler_rt
not being respected. It is now
an optional bool. Leaving the value as null
means to use
the compiler-chosen default.
- COFF linking: fix incorrectly passing .dll instead of .lib
addBuildOption
special handling for
SemanticVersion
.
- Do not keep the build.zig cache manifest file locked. This allows to have
multiple instances of
zig build
at the same time.
For example when you have a long running zig build run
and
then want to run zig build somethingelse
.
- Added global-cache argument to build system + removed extra args. Fixes
crash when trying to override the cache directories in tandem with
zig build
.
- Ignore
zig-cache/
directories. (#7352)
- Improve var decl initializer formatting.
- Fix alignment of initializer elements. (#7289)
- Update to latest Clang release/11.x C headers.
- Add missing
-m<os>-version-min
CLI args to Clang.
This fixes some code generation issues when targeting macOS and compiling C/C++ code.
- zig cc no longer forces dynamic libraries to use a soname, matching C compiler behavior. ((#5861)
- Prevent invoking the linker for non-ELF targets when -c is passed. (#7094)
- Always use codeview (pdb) when object_format is PE/COFF.
Previously, when mixing Zig and C/C++ code for windows-gnu targets, zig
would get codeview format but the C/C++ code would not get any debug
info. Now, C/C++ code properly emits debug info in codeview format and
everything just works.
- When targeting Windows, support more DLL import libs (#7268):
- iphlpapi.dll
- userenv.dll
- wldap32.dll (#7395)
- xinput1_4.dll (#7398)
- mingw-w64: patch to silence implicit-function-declaration warnings. (#7356)
- Add support for dynamically linking musl libc. (#5364)
- Fix
@reduce
docs.
- Fix backticked code in langref.
- Fix operator precedence documentation.
Zig has
known bugs
and even some
miscompilations.
Zig is immature. Even with Zig 0.7.1, working on a non-trivial project using Zig will
likely require participating in the development process.
The first release to ship with no known bugs will be 1.0.0.
These release notes have been edited down to avoid excessive detail as to not overwhelm
the reader with content. In order to make sure everyone gets credit who contributed, here
is a list of everyone who landed commits during this release cycle (produced with
git shortlog -sne 0.7.0..0.7.1
):
- Andrew Kelley
- LemonBoy
- Vexu
- Frank Denis
- Isaac Freund
- Jakub Konka
- Timon Kruiper
- Veikka Tuominen
- Alexandros Naskos
- Jonathan Marler
- antlilja
- daurnimator
- Alex Cameron
- Guoxin Yin
- Hubert Jasudowicz
- Jonas Carpay
- Koakuma
- Lee Cannon
- Martin Wickham
- Mathieu Guay-Paquet
- Michael Freundorfer
- Miles Alan
- Nathan Michaels
- Nathanaël Courant
- breakin
- christian-stephen
- data-man
- johnLate
- xackus
Special thanks to those who sponsor Zig.
Because of you, Zig is driven by the open source community,
rather than the goal of making profit. In particular, these fine donors
sponsor Zig for $50/month or more:
- Akbar Dhanaliwala
- Lager Data
- drfuchs
- Stevie Hryciw
- wilsonk
- Matthew Knight
- Björn Linse
- ryanworl
- Hannes Kochniß
- Jethro Nederhof
- Karrick McDermott
- Josh Wolfe
- Dirk de Visser
- Steve Powers
- Anton Kochkov
- Michael Raymond
- Michal Ziulek
- Isaac Yonemoto
- Agam Dua
- Max Bernstein
- Jesus Alvarez
- Max De Marzi
- Santiago Andaluz
- Rui Ueyama
- Charlie Cheever
- Simon A. Nielsen Knights
- mschwaig
- Felix Queißner
- Martin Wickham
- Asherah Connor
- Joran Dirk Greef
- Auguste Rame
- Filippo Valsorda
- Clay Kuppinger
- devzero
- SeedOfOnan
- Jay Petacat
- mbarkhau
- Jamie Brandon
- Rand Fitzpatrick
- Vincent Rischmann
- Robert Hencke
- Timothy Ham


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Competition Watchdog raids private surveillance outfits
The Competition Watchdog (PCA) announced that it has raided five companies in the private surveillance sector, in the district of Lisbon, “for suspected anticompetitive practices that harm the normal functioning of the market”.
The searches “were carried out with the authorisation of DIAP [Department of Investigation and Criminal Action] of Lisbon and monitored by the police.
“The PCA has decreed confidentiality of justice in the proceedings in order to preserve the interests of the investigation.
The PCA conducts such proceedings under the powers conferred on it by the Competition Law, as a means of obtaining evidence of anti-competitive practices. This does not imply culpability of the companies raided.
The authority stresses that “the violation of competition rules not only prejudices consumers, but also harms the competitiveness of companies, penalising the economy as a whole”.
Since the beginning of 2017, the PCA has carried out search and seizure operations in 22 cases corresponding to 56 facilities, namely in the sectors of river tourism transport, driving schools, distribution and large-scale distribution, insurance, food sector association, advertising association, telecommunications, provision of health and health services.
“The measures in question are in line with the priorities set by the Competition Authority for 2019, which focuses on stepping up investigations into practices that restrict competition”.


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Ole Gunnar Solskjaer hails Harry Maguire's rise from Sheffield United ranks to Man Utd
Harry Maguire came through the Blades' youth system, making 160 appearances for the club before moving onto Hull, Leicester and then Old Trafford over the summer
by Steve Bates, https://www.mirror.co.uk/authors/steve-bates/Ole Gunnar Solskjaer claims Harry Maguire’s scrap to the top of English football makes him the perfect player for Sunday’s bear-pit battle with Sheffield United.
Manchester United and England star Maguire might be the world’s most expensive defender at £80million.
But his route to the top hasn’t been flashy after starting his days at the Blades academy and climbing up the ladder via Hull City, a loan spell at Wigan and two impressive seasons at Leicester .
“I think the top academies are great, but sometimes you see a different type of player coming through the other route,” said Solskjaer.
“Look at Jamie Vardy. Players sometimes find their own way and make a career instead of being in the academy.
“For me, 100 per cent, I was the same. I have come through the back door myself and I like players with a different type of mentality.”
Solskjaer’s had no hesitation in making Maguire captain when first-choice skipper Ashley Young isn’t playing.
“Harry has been different class on and off the pitch. As a leader, but also as a good person.
“You can see players enjoy being in his company, they look up to him, not just because of his size, but also the type of lad he is.
“Ashley is a natural leader in this group. He knows Manchester United, me, Michael Carrick and he knows the demands of being at United. He was a clear choice as captain. But, if he wasn’t here, then Harry would have been a close choice.”
Scott McTominay is out injured, but Solskjaer believes the improving performances of £52million Fred are validation that United were right to persevere with the 26-year-old Brazilian after a poor debut season.
“First, the price tag is none of Fred’s concern because that is just how football has gone. That shouldn’t be on Fred, that should be on us” said the United boss.
“Fred’s now showing what we saw in him. He’s more confident, he believes in himself. He has creativity and tenacity and he’s shown in the last few games what his strengths are.”
Despite being off the top-four pace, Solskjaer hasn’t given up on the Champions League.
“I don’t agree the top four won’t change,” he added. “We’ve put ourselves in a difficult position.
“But with Anthony Martial coming back, it gives us a big chance to claw back some points.”


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places where they reside.Olfactory geographies are like haptic geographies,both are quite intimate and immediate yet ordinarily much
neglected as our attention is drawn to the geographical knowledge generated by the eyes and ears. Porteous(1985,1990)uses the term “smellscape”,
which is analogous to the term”landscape”.In particular,he considers the rich detailed evocations of place and attachments to specific places found in novels,biographies,poems and diaries.Smellscape
has much the same limitations as the term soundscape,since the analogy to the term”landscape”brings with it the connotations of artistic creation and aethetic contemplation.This is much more to olfactory geography.every place has a particular smell, much like every city these smellscapes comprise a specific combination of odours.
Our nose is the most sensitive device for collecting olfactory data. collecting data of odours could help with creating emotional connection, check sanitary conditions,provide prompt for people on street etc.
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A path tracer with CUDA - prt 4
Table of Contents
What we have so far:
- Polymorphism is now forbidden! Instead, we store a pointer to the child object and cast properly before access (part 3)
- In practice, I’ll be casting objects with macros
Relations between classes⌗
In PBRT you have a class Shape
that is inherited by classes such as Sphere
and Cylinder
. A Shape
child stores the geometric information
for a particular shape – vertices, faces, position, scale, etc. – and provides ray intersection tests.
Different objects in the scene can use the same shape with different sizes, rotations and so on.
Recalling from the previous post, here is our Shape
struct:
struct Shape {
hermes::Transform o2w; //!< object space to world space transform
hermes::Transform w2o; //!< world space to object space transform
hermes::bbox3 bounds; //!< world space bounds
void *shape_data{nullptr}; //!< pointer to the child
ShapeType type{ShapeType::CUSTOM}; //!< child type
shape_flags flags{shape_flags::NONE}; //!< some useful flags
};
In our case, the Shape
struct puts the shape in the scene through its world transform.
The geometrical description of the shape
is stored in the object deferred by the pointer shape_data
. Multiple Shape
instances may point to the same geometry.
The PBRT uses the Primitive
class to connect the shape to the shading. So each primitive has a Shape
reference. Also,
Primitive
is an interface, since there are different types of primitives and the child class GeometricPrimitive
is the one that uses a Shape
.
The scene is composed by a collection of different types of primitives. Our Primitive
struct follows the same idea of the Shape
struct,
and in the end we will also have the following relation:
The GeometricPrimitive
also has a reference to a type of Material
and other objects, that are also designed as the Shape
type.
As you can see, there will be lots of pointers to manage :)
So, what is the problem?⌗
Well, create a scene with all those pointers is not hard … at most inconvenient. But one thing is for sure, its easier to do all this setup in the CPU (even more if you want to create an interactive application).
The real problem with pointers is that once you transfer all your data to the GPU the pointers are not valid anymore. Once the data is stored in the GPU memory the same objects will be stored in totally different memory addresses.
For the sake of fun and experiment, I’ll try to use offset pointers instead. Instead of storing the raw pointer, each object will store the offset of the deferred object based on the initial address of the buffer. In other words, all data will be stored in a single buffer – just like people do with memory manager classes – and each address inside this buffer will be written as the offset to the buffer address.
This way, we can build and maintain the entire scene in the CPU and send it to the GPU without worrying about all these pointers.
The Memory Arena⌗
PBRT uses a class called MemoryArena
to manage allocations. Here I’ll (at least for now) use
the MemoryStackAllocator
(which I talk about here), that will serve to the same purposes – although with some limitations.
Instead of pointers then, my MemoryStackAllocator
return an AddressIndex
for
each allocated object, that can be used interchangeably between CPU and GPU.
However I go one step further, and define a Ptr
struct, that will hold the AddressIndex
and the actual pointer:
struct Ptr {
Ptr(hermes::AddressIndex address_index);
// retrieve the actual pointer
void *get();
// computes and stores the pointer
void update(hermes::StackAllocatorView m) {
ptr = m.get<void>(address_index);
}
private:
hermes::AddressIndex address_index;
void *ptr{nullptr};
};
Storing the pointer saves us the time of computing it every time we call get()
. But wait, so what is the point of using
this AddressIndex
in the first place? It is just a convenient way of keeping track of our pointers. Sending the entire
MemoryStackAllocator
data to the GPU and just calling an update
for all objects is much easier. Otherwise you would need
to keep different object references at the same time when updating your pointers.
The common method though, is to create everything in GPU side. No
AddressIndex
stuff, much easier!
Anyways, here is the updated Shape
struct:
struct Shape {
...
Ptr shape_data{nullptr}; //!< pointer to the child
...
};
Notes⌗
The next post talks about … TODO: no next post yet :)


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Still not sure whether moving to this system is a good idea, as relying on CrashReporter-generated logs is a lot simpler and less error-prone.
This needs to be weighed up against the benefits; namely, the ability to catch a crash at the moment it occurs and handle it right then, including the ability to relaunch the application.
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class: center, middle # Abstract Factory --- # Also known as * Kit --- # Intent * Provide an interface for creating families of related or dependent objects without specifying their concrete classes --- # Explanation * [Wikipedia](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abstract_factory_pattern) says: > "The abstract factory pattern provides a way to encapsulate a group of individual factories that have a common theme without specifying their concrete classes"
* In plain words: * A factory that groups individual but related/dependent factories together without specifying their concrete classes; * A factory of factories; --- # Example * In a factory that creates kingdoms, we need objects with common theme: * Elven kingdom needs an Elven king, Elven castle and Elven army; * Orcish kingdom needs an Orcish king, Orcish castle and Orcish army;
* There is a dependency between the objects in the kingdom; --- # Diagram * Based on the kingdom example, the diagram below showcases the different concrete factories and their concrete products: .center[![Diagram](diagram1.png)] --- # Diagram * The class diagram below showcases the factory of factories; * At runtime, we can define which Kingdom type is needed and pass it as a parameter to define which concrete KingdomFactory to instantiate; * The concrete factory returned will then be able to produce the related objects of the specified type; .center[![Diagram](diagram2.png)] --- # Applicability Use the Abstract Factory pattern when: * A system should be independent of how its products are created, composed and represented; * A system should be configured with one of multiple families of products; * A family of related product objects is designed to be used together, and you need to enforce this constraint; * You want to provide a class library of products, and you want to reveal just their interfaces, not their implementations; --- # Applicability Use the Abstract Factory pattern when: * The lifetime of the dependency is conceptually shorter than the lifetime of the consumer; * You need a run-time value to construct a particular dependency; * You want to decide which product to call from a family at runtime; * You need to supply one or more parameters only known at run-time before you can resolve a dependency; --- #Use Cases * Selecting to call the appropriate implementation of FileSystemAcmeService or DatabaseAcmeService or NetworkAcmeService at runtime; * Unit test case writing becomes much easier; --- # Consequences * Dependency injection in java hides the service class dependencies that can lead to runtime errors that would have been caught at compile time --- # Real world examples [javax.xml.parsers.DocumentBuilderFactory](http://docs.oracle.com/javase/8/docs/api/javax/xml/parsers/DocumentBuilderFactory.html) [javax.xml.transform.TransformerFactory](http://docs.oracle.com/javase/8/docs/api/javax/xml/transform/TransformerFactory.html#newInstance--) [javax.xml.xpath.XPathFactory](http://docs.oracle.com/javase/8/docs/api/javax/xml/xpath/XPathFactory.html#newInstance--) --- # Credits * [Design Patterns: Elements of Reusable Object-Oriented Software](http://www.amazon.com/Design-Patterns-Elements-Reusable-Object-Oriented/dp/0201633612) --- # Tutorials * Source code http://java-design-patterns.com/patterns/abstract-factory/


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Mysterious animal remains wash up on Scots beach leaving residents puzzled
The animal has a reptile like face, the ribs are exposed, a long bony tail and claws.
by Jennifer Russell, https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/authors/jennifer-russell/Animal remains which washed up on a Scottish beach have left residents puzzled.
The bones, which look like a mixture between a cat and reptile, were found on the shoreline of Aberdeen beach.
A picture of the remains was posted on community page Fubar News after a local made the mysterious discovery.
But speculation is rife as to what the creature could be. The animal has a reptile like face, the ribs are exposed, a long bony tail and claws.
The post on Fubar News reads: "Found on Aberdeen Beach today. Very strange, can anyone shed some light on what we saw?"
Attracting over 600 comments many residents have mixed opinions on the creature, with some believing it is a cat and others a chameleon or bearded dragon.
One said: "I'm gonna say chameleon as its skull is very similar an its feet as well."
Others think it is a sea otter or badger, or a mysterious Halloween themed fake prank.
Another added: "I'm going with "FAKE" on this one...Bearded Dragon/Charmeleon head, Charmeleon tail/back feet.
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This was a project that I completed in my first-year studies at AIE to show my understanding and knowledge of Artificial Intelligence. The project is written in C++ and includes many code examples other than AI, for example, LinkedLists and Associative Arrays.
This project was developed over a few weeks as a part of my studies at the Academy of Interactive Entertainment (AIE). The main purpose of the assignment was to show my understanding and knowledge of Artificial Intelligence through the development of various AI agents. The project was written in C++ and included many code examples other than AI, for example, LinkedLists and Associative Arrays.
The main purpose and goal of this assignment was to implement Artificial Intelligence techniques within a graphical real-time application that could simulate multiple AI-controlled entities. These would demonstrate decision making, steering behaviours and pathfinding techniques, to name a few.
While being an Artifical Intelligence assignment, I also wanted to make a collection project, showing some of my past assignments and work I had achieved thus far in my studies. I was going to require a lot of other scripts for the Artifical Intelligence assignment anyway, so I thought a combination might be a good idea. I would also like to show all of these other elements visually, so this is something not completed, but still planned for the future.
I didn' know too much about Artificial Intelligence as a topic before I started this assignment, other than it being software techniques to simulate intelligence. So as a result, for example, I learnt a lot about things I didn't realise were AI-related, like Navmeshes and flocking.
During the development of this assignment, I also learnt a lot about different steering behaviours, as well as pathfinding algorithms. I never realised how interesting this topic was, and so for the first time in a while, my spare time was invested heavily. I would love to experiment with AI again someday, It was personally a challenging assignment for me, but for some reason, I still expected it to be way more complicated. I found myself really enjoying this subject.
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McDonald's burger and fries bought 10 years ago in Iceland still look edible
The uneaten McDonald's meal is being kept in a hostel in Iceland and is now a popular tourist attraction - and you can even watch a live stream of the meal, which hasn't aged
by Sam TrueloveA fast-food lover bought a McDonald's meal 10 years ago and kept it in a glass cabinet - and it doesn’t look like it’s aged one bit.
Hjortur Smarason was devastated when McDonald's closed all three of its restaurants in Iceland in 2009, so much so that he bought the nation's final burger and fries.
In a bid to test the theory of a McDonald's meal never ageing, Mr Smarason kept the food as a home-experiement.
This week marks 10 years since the food was purchased - and it still looks pretty tasty.
A live stream of the burger and fries shows there are no signs of mould or decay on the food.
"I had heard that McDonald's never decompose so I just wanted to see if it was true or not,” Mr Smarason told AFP.
The meal is now kept in a glass cabinet in Snotra House, a hostel in southern Iceland.
Before that, Mr Smarason kept the fast-food in a plastic bag in his garage, and after three years he donated the meal to the National Museum of Iceland where he noticed barely any change in its appearance.
Then the Museum decided that they weren’t equipped to preserve the food which is when they returned it to its original owner.
The meal was then kept at a different hostel in Reykjavik, before moving to its current home.
Hostel owner Siggi Sigurdur, who says people visit from around the world to see the burger and chips, told BBC News : “The old guy is still there, feeling quite well.
"It's a fun thing, of course, but it makes you think about what you are eating. There is no mould, it's only the paper wrapping that looks old."


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The working mother's efforts to protect herself has gone viral on Twitter.
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You may remember the vogue in the sixties for casting ageing Hollywood stars in horror-thrillers; "Whatever Happened to Baby Jane" is the best, but also worthy of note are "Hush Hush Sweet Charlotte", "What's the Matter With Helen" and "Frantic AKA Die Die My Darling". Some call this the worst sort of exploitation, while others note that Bette Davis revived her career by playing a shrieking hag, when no other offers of work were forthcoming. Shelley Winters featured in a couple of the films, while even Debbie Reynolds popped up as a murderess.
But the saddest story has to be that of Joan Crawford, whose appearance in "Whatever Happened to Baby Jane", should have resurrected her career, especially since she gives a much better performance than Ms. Davis. For reasons that I can't explain, she ended up in yet more, and much worse, horror films, going increasingly down market until she ended up in the travesty of "Trog", giving, in the circumstances, a wastefully committed performance.
It's therefore oddly appropriate that the film of her life, "Mommie Dearest", should be a camp horror story about an old witch, hiding behind the guise of a respectable biopic. Based on the first, and best, revenge book, by her daughter, Christina, it is one of the trashiest films ever made, and also a lot of not-so-innocent fun.
Faye Dunaway, whose career seems to have gone into even more of a tailspin than Crawford's, gives a stunning performance in the title role, but it's clearly not a realistic interpretation of the woman. No, this is a truly nasty villainess, making Cruella DeVille seem a model of calm responsibility in contrast. The story concerns a beautiful little girl called Christina, all blonde hair and perfect teeth, who is adopted by a nasty old witch called Joan Crawford, who proceeds to make her life a misery. On her birthdays, Christina is only allowed to keep one present, while the rest go to the orphanages. This is the first sign that all is not well in the Crawford household, and the hysteria that ensues when Christina puts on her mother's make-up and pretends to be accepting an award, only confirms the fact that Joan might not be making the running for the mother of the year award.
Two scenes are etched in the memory of anyone who has ever seen this film. The first takes place after Joan loses her contract at MGM. That night, she starts pulling up her famous rose-bushes, and she calls the children out of their beds to come and help clear up. Surely, we think, Joan isn't mad enough to go any further. But her sights are set on her daughter's beloved little rose tree. In one of the great moments of gothic-camp, she intones to her daughter, "Christina, fetch me.. the axe !!!". She then attempts to hack the tree to pieces, while her crying children can only watch, helpless to stop this maniac.
The second occurs when Joan, clearly off her rocker, finds a ... gasp ... wire hanger in her daughter's closet. To say she throws a fit would be understating. She screams at her sleeping eight year old daughter, "NO WIRE HANGERS", and proceeds to beat the poor child with the hanger. All of Christina's clothes are then strewn across the floor, after which Joan orders her to clear up the mess. But, she isn't finished. Going into the bathroom, Joan decides that the floor isn't clean enough. She announces to her daughter that "We will clean this together", throws soap on the floor, and then beats her daughter with the soap box. If this scene isn't a classic of camp, I don't know what is. The thing is, you see, it's played dead-straight. Joan, made up in white cream, looks like a monster from a child's fairy tale, while Christina is every inch the innocent victim of this creature's wrath.
The irony is that the audience aren't on the side of Christina, who is irritatingly idealised. No, we're on the side of Wicked Queen Joan, and we can't wait for the next explosion to come and liven up the film. Later, as Christina turns into the very lovely Diana Scarwid, Joan tries to strangle her, after Christina has accused her of trying to ruin her life. Luckily, a showbiz journalist is on hand to stop anything too serious happening - the said journo is played by Marlon Brando's sister, who looks very much like him, but only in latter day porker mode, sadly.
This really is a very, very silly film, and Faye Dunaway's superb performance is much better than the movie deserves. However, it is consistently watchable, not least for a number of excellent one-liners.
However, for horror fans, it assumes interest as, perhaps, the last of the "Great Lady" horror movies, and it certainly can't be accused of being boring. The film's version of Crawford is a sort of cross between Baby Jane and Countess Dracula, which does nothing for verisimilitude, but does make it very watchable. I gather the film became something of a cult in America at the time, with audiences wearing clothes-hanger earrings, and shouting along with the more quotable lines.
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SCANDAL Reviewed by David N. Butterworth (c) 1989 David N. Butterworth/The Summer Pennsylvanian
If you plan to go to see SCANDAL because of the much publicized orgy scene which twice garnered the film an "X" rating prior to its release, don't bother. The scene has been trimmed to virtual non-existence by an overzealous board of film censors. What's left is a movie which, considering its subject matter, remains surprisingly unerotic.
SCANDAL documents the sensational events which lead to the toppling of Britain's conservative government under Prime Minister Harold MacMillan in the early 1960s. It chronicles the sensational relationship between then Secretary of State for War John Profumo (played in the film by Ian McKellen) and alleged call girl Christine Keeler (Joanne Whalley-Kilmer in a standout performance), an affair which shocked the nation.
John Hurt plays Dr. Stephen Ward, the osteopath who is obsessed with beautiful young women. He takes Keeler and Mandy Rice-Davies (Bridget Fonda, daughter of Peter) under his wing and into his home. This is the type of role which Hurt could play in his sleep - upper class, oozy and reptilian, yet somehow sympathetic.
By contrast, Joanne Whalley-Kilmer is altogether stunning as Keeler. She does most of her acting with her chocolate brown eyes and her physical presence dominates the film. As Ward later tells her, "When I see beauty like yours, I want to liberate it. I could do wonders with you. I could shock the world." Ironic words indeed.
With Ward's social connections, it is not long before he is propositioned by British Intelligence to use his women friends to entrap Russian naval attache Eugene Ivanov (Jeroen Krabbe). He complies by throwing Keeler and Ivanov together and daring Keeler to seduce the phlegmatic Russian.
Ward's connections also enable Keeler to mingle with government officials. It is at a party at Clifton, a country estate belonging to Lord Astor, a friend of Ward's, that she literally runs into War Minister Profumo wearing nothing more than a few palm fronds and a smile. It's an introduction that needs no introductions.
The affair which transpires is notorious in its own right, but made all the more so by Keeler's dual involvement with a top Cabinet official and a suspected Russian agent. When Profumo demands her complete devotion, Keeler refuses to leave Ward's flat and Profumo breaks off their affair.
In the meantime, Ward does not stop at making socially correct introductions for his "little baby." He introduces her to London's Jamaican subculture, where she quickly becomes involved with illicit drugs and the object of several drug dealers' desires. Two clash over her affections, and the subsequent shooting incident makes the headlines.
The Profumo scandal breaks when a reporter from the "Sunday Pictorial" talks with Keeler about the shooting, and Keeler, hurt by Profumo's rejection, confesses her relationship with him, as well as with Ivanov and other public figures.
Once his involvement becomes public knowledge, Ward's influential friends drop him and his life is destroyed. He is formally charged with accepting money gained through prostitution, although Keeler flatly denies the allegation. As a result of all of the publicity, Profumo steps down after admitting that he lied in his personal statement to the House of Commons, a statement in which he vouched that "no impropriety" took place between himself and Keeler.
When the outcome of a film is known beforehand, it is all the more important to closely examine the motivations of its lead characters. In this regard, the film is somewhat aloof. On the one hand, it might be understandable why a woman of Christine Keeler's age and background could be seduced into what was, essentially a lifestyle of sex, drugs, and rock and roll, a lifestyle which, Wards tells her, "in order to enter one has to be very clever...or very beautiful." But that doesn't tell us everything.
One thing we do learn is that she does it for love. Stephen Ward allowed her to enter his world, and in return she loved him. He was, by her own admission, the only man she had ever loved, yet they were never sexually intimate. This provides a moment of insight into her character -- for her, there is a world of difference between love and sex. Sex was her ticket to a more glamorous life.
On the strength of Michael Thomas's screenplay, it would appear that the events surrounding the Profumo affair were certainly sordid. The film successfully captures the flavor and vulgarity of England in the early 60s. Sex in this world is portrayed as quick, common and dirt cheap, rather than anything meaningful or erotic.
What's left of the orgy scene is a total turnoff. Much more erotic - in a trashy sort of way - is the sequence in which Keeler and her girlfriend Rice- Davies dress for a night on the town.  It is, perhaps, the only titillating scene in the film.
Everything else in SCANDAL is either lewd or sad by comparison, an apt description for an affair which single-handedly ended a political era.
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Overview
The Problem
For applications that produce a great deal of textual output, finding a particular line of interest can be quite difficult.
Standard text editors usually provide some sort of "find" functionality, but that limited capability can be inadequate when it is necessary to compare two or more widely separated lines.
Some of the more sophisticated editors help by allowing you to "mark" lines of interest (often by placing a bookmark at that location in the file).
Marking lines can be a tremendous help, but is often not enough.
The Solution: TextAnalysisTool
For times when nothing else will do the trick, there's TextAnalysisTool - a program designed from the start to excel at viewing, searching, and navigating text files as quickly and efficiently as possible.
TextAnalysisTool provides a view of the text file that you can manipulate (through the use of various filters) to display exactly the information you need.
Filters
Before displaying the lines of a file, TextAnalysisTool runs the lines of that file through a set of user-defined filters, removing or dimming any lines that do not satisfy one of the filters.
(In other words, TextAnalysisTool displays the union of the lines accepted by each filter.)
Filters can do such things as select only the lines that contain a given sub-string, select only the lines that have been marked with a particular marker type, or select only the lines that match a given regular expression.
In addition to the standard "inclusive" filters that isolate lines of text you want to see, there are also "exclusive" filters that can be used to suppress lines you do not want to see.
Excluding filters are configured just like normal filters but are processed after all normal filters have already been run.
The effect of an excluding filter is to remove all lines that meet its criteria from the collection of filtered lines.
Excluding filters allow you to easily reduce the output from an overly active inclusive filter.
Markers
Markers are another way that TextAnalysisTool makes it easy to navigate a file; TextAnalysisTool allows you to mark a line with one or more of nine different marker types.
Once lines have been marked, TextAnalysisTool allows you to easily view only marked lines or quickly navigate between similarly marked lines.
Find
TextAnalysisTool also provides a flexible "find" function that allows you to search for text anywhere within a file.
This text can be a literal string or a regular expression, so it's easy to locate the specific line you seek.
Ease of Use
TextAnalysisTool was written with overall speed in mind:
it saves you time by allowing you to save and load filter sets;
text can be input to TextAnalysisTool by opening a file, dragging-and-dropping a file onto the TextAnalysisTool window, or by pasting text from the clipboard; you can even share the results of your filters by copying lines to the clipboard or by saving the current set of lines to a file.
The Display
The TextAnalysisTool display is divided into two different sections:
Text Display
The text display portion of the TextAnalysisTool window displays the lines with which you are currently working.
Along with the line's original line number, TextAnalysisTool will indicate which markings have been applied to that line as well as whether or not the line meets any of the current filter criteria (by dimming undesired lines).
The text display highlights the current line (the line to which any changes (e.g., markings) will be made) and allows you to navigate using the standard directional controls (arrows, Page Up, scroll-bars, etc.).
The primary mouse button allows you to quickly change the current line, while the secondary mouse button gives you access to a menu with line-specific functionality (such as setting markers).
Filter Display
The filter display portion of the TextAnalysisTool window displays the filters with which you are currently working.
Filters can be enabled or disabled simply by clicking on them with the primary mouse button; when disabled, filters are dimmed.
Further functionality is available with the secondary mouse button which gives you access to a menu with filter-specific functionality (such as editing, moving, or removing a filter).
Splitter Bar
The splitter bar allows you to resize the text and filter displays within the TextAnalysisTool window.
Changes are remembered the next time you start TextAnalysisTool.
Menu Items
| Menu | | Item | | Function |
| File | | | | |
| | Open... | | Open and display a text file (Details) |
| | Refresh | | Refresh the view of the file (Details) |
| | Save Current Lines... | | Save the currently displayed lines to a text file (Details) |
| | Open Configuration... | | Open a configuration file and apply its settings (Details) |
| | Save Configuration... | | Save the current configuration to a configuration file (Details) |
| | Exit | | Exit the application |
| Edit | | | | |
| | Copy | | Copy the currently displayed lines to the clipboard (Details) |
| | Copy Current Line | | Copy the current line to the clipboard (Details) |
| | Paste | | Paste text from clipboard into the display (Details) |
| | Find... | | Find the next occurrence of a string (Details) |
| | Find Next | | Repeat the last find operation (searching forward) |
| | Find Previous | | Repeat the last find operation (searching backward) |
| | Go To... | | Set the current line to a specific line number (Details) |
| View | | | | |
| | Show Only Filtered Lines | | Toggle showing/hiding of lines that do not meet the filter criteria (Details) |
| Filter | | | | |
| | Add Filter... | | Add a filter (Details) |
| | Disable All Filters | | Disable all filters in the filter list (Details) |
| | Remove All Filters | | Remove all filters from the filter list (Details) |
| Help | | | | |
| | Documentation | | Displays a copy of the TextAnalysisTool documentation in a new window |
| | About | | Display information about the application |
Mouse Actions
Text Display
| Action | | Function |
| Click primary button | | Sets the current line to the clicked-on line |
| Click secondary button | | Opens a context menu that lets you enable or disable markers for the clicked-on line |
| Rotate mouse wheel | | Scrolls the text display according to the current system settings |
| | | |
Filter Display | | |
| Action | | Function |
| Click primary button | | Enables/disables the clicked-on filter |
| Click secondary button | | Opens a context menu that lets you enable, disable, reorder, edit, or remove the clicked-on filter |
| Rotate mouse wheel | | Scrolls the filter display according to the current system settings |
| | | |
Splitter Bar | | |
| Action | | Function |
| Click-and-drag primary button | | Resizes the text and filter displays |
Shortcut Keys
| Key | | Function |
| Ctrl+A | | Add a filter (Details) |
| Ctrl+C | | Copy the currently displayed lines to the clipboard (Details) |
| Ctrl+F | | Find the next occurrence of a string (Details) |
| Shift+Ctrl+F | | Find the next occurrence of a string searching backward (Details) |
| Ctrl+G | | Set the current line to a specific line number (Details) |
| Ctrl+H | | Toggle showing/hiding of lines that do not meet the filter criteria (Details) |
| Ctrl+L | | Copy the current line to the clipboard (Details) |
| Ctrl+O | | Open and display a text file (Details) |
| Ctrl+S | | Save the currently displayed lines to a text file (Details) |
| Ctrl+V | | Paste text from clipboard into the display (Details) |
| Space | | Set the current line to the next line that meets the filter criteria |
| Shift+Space | | Set the current line to the previous line that meets the filter criteria |
| 1, 2, ..., 9 | | Set the current line to the next line marked by marker type n (ignores the current filter criteria) |
| Shift+1, 2, ..., 9 | | Set the current line to the previous line marked by marker type n (ignores the current filter criteria) |
| Ctrl+1, 2, ..., 9 | | Toggle marker type n for the current line |
| F3 | | Repeats the last find operation (searching forward) |
| F2 or Shift+F3 | | Repeats the last find operation (searching backward) |
| F5 | | Refresh the view of the file (Details) |
| Up/Down Arrow | | Move the current line up/down |
| Ctrl+Up/Down Arrow | | Scroll up/down without changing the current line |
| Left/Right Arrow | | Scroll left/right one character |
| Home/End | | Scroll to the extreme left/right of the display |
| Ctrl+Home/End | | Move the current line to the extreme top/bottom of the display |
| Page Up/Down | | Scroll up/down a page without changing the current line |
Function Descriptions
Open and display a text file
Discards the current set of lines and displays the lines of the specified text file after running the currently enabled filters on the entire file.
Refresh the view of the file
Reloads the current file. This command makes it easy to re-analyze files that have changed since being opened.
Save the currently displayed lines to a text file
Saves the currently displayed lines to a file, including information about line number and whether or not each line meets the filter criteria.
Note that any lines that are not being displayed (because they do not meet the filter criteria and you've chosen not to display such lines) will not be saved to the file.
Open a configuration file and apply its settings
Opens a TextAnalysisTool configuration file, replacing any existing filters with the filters stored in the configuration file and running any new filters that are enabled.
Save the current configuration to a configuration file
Saves a TextAnalysisTool configuration file, storing the state of all current filters.
Copy the currently displayed lines to the clipboard
Copies the currently displayed lines to the clipboard, using the same format as when saving the current lines to a file. (Details on the format)
Copy the current line to the clipboard
Copies the text of the current line to the clipboard.
Note that information about markers and filter acceptance is not placed on the clipboard.
Paste text from clipboard into the display
Discards the current set of lines and displays the text on the clipboard after running the currently enabled filters on that text.
Find the next occurrence of a string
Finds the next occurrence of the specified text string, allowing you to optionally ignore case and/or match against a regular expression and/or search backwards.
Set the current line to a specific line number
Sets the current line to the specified line number, scrolling the display (if necessary) to bring the line into view.
Toggle showing/hiding of lines that do not meet the filter criteria
Selects whether or not lines that do not meet the current filter criteria are displayed along with lines that do meet the criteria.
This toggle is useful to either remove unrelated lines from view or to show the context of a line that meets the filter criteria.
Note that the current line is unchanged whenever possible; otherwise it is kept near its previous location.
Add a filter
Adds a new filter to the list of current filters and automatically enables the new filter.
This command brings up a dialog box that allows you to choose the type of the new filter and then an additional dialog box that allows you to configure the specific filter type.
Disable all filters in the filter list
Disables all filters (but does not change anything else).
Remove all filters from the filter list
Removes all filters, emptying the filter list.
Regular Expression Syntax
TextAnalysisTool's "Matches Regular Expression" filter uses Eric Niebler's RegExpr C++ classes to parse and handle regular expressions.
RegExpr supports the full Perl 5 syntax for regular expressions, so TextAnalysisTool's filter does as well.
Documentation for Perl 5 regular expression syntax is not available here, but is widely available via books and the Internet.
One particularly good web-site is the Perl Regular Expressions page on http://www.perl.com/.
An excellent book reference is Programming Perl, 3rd Edition by O'Reilly & Associates, Inc. (also known as "The Camel Book").
Command-Line Parameters
TextAnalysisTool [TextFile] [/ConfigurationFile:ConfigFile]
TextFile - Name of the text file to open
ConfigFile - Name of the configuration file to open
Example:
TextAnalysisTool \Logs\MyLog.log /ConfigurationFile:"\Configs\MyConfig.tat"
Registry Settings
| Value | | Type | | Default | | Function |
| GoToPositionPercent | | DWORD | | 50 (0x2d) | | The percent of the way down the text display at which the current line should be positioned after a being set via a "Go To" command |
| SplitterHeight | | DWORD | | 7 (0x7) | | The height (in pixels) of the splitter bar |
| TabWidth | | DWORD | | 4 (0x4) | | The number of spaces corresponding to each Tab character |
| TextFontPointSize | | DWORD | | 10 (0xa) | | The height of the font (in points) used to display text |
| WindowSplitPercent | | DWORD | | 75 (0x4b) | | The percent of the TextAnalysisTool window used to display text (with the remaining portion of the window being used to display filters) |
| WindowPositionState | | DWORD | | × | | Used to save and restore TextAnalysisTool's window position |
| WindowPositionLeft | | DWORD | | × | | Used to save and restore TextAnalysisTool's window position |
| WindowPositionTop | | DWORD | | × | | Used to save and restore TextAnalysisTool's window position |
| WindowPositionRight | | DWORD | | × | | Used to save and restore TextAnalysisTool's window position |
| WindowPositionBottom | | DWORD | | × | | Used to save and restore TextAnalysisTool's window position |
All TextAnalysisTool registry settings are stored under the key HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\DavidAns\TextAnalysisTool
FAQ
- Why can't I load my friend's configuration file in my copy of TextAnalysisTool?
Your friend is probably using a more recent version of TextAnalysisTool than you are.
New versions of TextAnalysisTool can read configuration files from all previous versions of the program, but previous versions of the program may not be able to read newer configuration files.
Tips and Tricks
- TextAnalysisTool doesn't alter your filter settings when you paste text into it, so repeatedly pasting similar text is easy and efficient (e.g., after running a test application again).
- TextAnalysisTool works great for viewing output from BUILD.EXE.
- To copy multiple lines to the clipboard without having to use Ctrl+L to copy them all individually, mark them all with an unused marker, disable all filters, and add a filter for that marker type.
You should then be able to use Ctrl+C to copy all displayed lines to the clipboard.
Planned Features
None
Known Issues
None
Bug Reports
Please send email to me, David Anson (DavidAns@Microsoft.com), with a detailed description of any problems you encounter.
Whenever possible, please include a file that demonstrates the problem.
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Rochelle Humes suffers awkward wardrobe malfunction on Sunday Brunch
She had a bit of a mishap after 'breathing out too much'
by Paul DimeryRochelle Humes won't forget her appearance on today's Sunday Brunch in a hurry, after she suffered an embarrassing wardrobe malfunction.
The former Saturdays singer, 30, was forced to change her outfit during the ad break as a result of busting her zip earlier in the programme.
Speaking about the incident later in the show, Rochelle told viewers that she'd "breathed out too much".
Read more: Rochelle Humes stuns fans as she shows off bikini body during holiday with husband Marvin and kids
At the beginning of the programme, Rochelle was seen wearing an oversized dark denim jacket with a white T-shirt underneath.
But in the second half, as she prepared a poached egg dish with presenter Simon Rimmer, she was kitted out in a completely different outfit.
Showing her hands to the camera, she revealed that her palms were covered by the material of her new, stretchy black top.
The TV fave smiled: "Well, this isn't very good for cooking, is it? I'm all trapped!"
As fellow guests Susie Wokoma, Chris Kamara and Jason Donovan could be heard laughing in the background, Simon joked: "Poor wardrobe choice."
Read more: Sunday Brunch guest Jeff Goldblum turns up to show fashionably late
And that's when Rochelle confessed what had happened. She explained: "Well, you might've noticed I got changed.
"I had denim on and I just breathed out a bit much. I popped my zip, so I quickly got changed in the ad break."
While she was on the show, Rochelle also seemed to scotch rumours that her husband Marvin's pop band JLS are making a comeback.
And her comments didn't go down well with some of the viewers at home.
One fan tweeted: "Rochelle just said on Sunday Brunch that the JLS reunion is something that the papers have picked up on, and they don't have intentions of doing a concert. Cheers, son's crying."
Another wrote: "I can't believe I got so excited for JLS coming back, for Rochelle to go on Sunday Brunch and actually crush my dreams. I'm literally crying."
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When I first came across objects in javascript, I searched for my own metaphors for how to describe what they were based on what I already knew. At first, I thought that javascript objects were very much like hashes in ruby. Both have attributes (keys for a hash, properties for an object) that can either be specified when they are first created or added subsequently.
When I started to learn more about javascript objects, I came to see that they had the added feature of being able to have specific functions assigned to them. Later, I also learned that constructor methods could also be added to create multiple instances of the same type of object.
I have yet to see how inheritance and mutability are shown in javascript. Once I do, I’m sure I’ll have a more complete mental framework for understanding how they work. For now though, with about 10 hours of javascript under my belt, I feel like a blind man grasping for metaphors that don’t quite fit the bill. I’m trying to be wary of using such metaphors lest I try to shoehorn my understanding of javascript into my understanding of how other languages work, but it is tempting…


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Morrisons-mad woman visits 148 stores - and vows to do all 493
Janine Schofield, 27, from Guernsey, wants to visit all branches in homage to gran and grandad who used to take her to the supermarket's cafe as a treat
by Jack WilliamsA woman is bidding to visit every Morrisons store in honour of her late grandparents.
Janine Schofield, 27, has been to 148 of the 493 branches.
Her gran and grandad, Pam and Ken, used to treat her at Morrisons cafes.
Janine’s bizarre quest is made even more difficult because she lives on Guernsey - which is technically not in the UK.
The accountant uses trips to the mainland to cram in as many supermarkets as she can.
She said: “Friends think I’m mad but are also very supportive.
“For example if I visit them and there is a store near where they live that I haven’t visited they’re happy to take me.”
Whenever she visits one she takes a photo in the store and buys something so she can keep the receipt as proof.
Her hobby began in 2007 when she was 14 and taken to the cafe of Morrisons in Cleveleys, near Blackpool, by her grandparents, Pam and Ken.
all in Britain, bar one
Pam, who suffered from Alzheimer’s. died away in 2010 and grandfather in 2014
Janine and her younger sister Elise often accompanied the elderly couple.
The furthest north her hobby has taken her is Glasgow while the furthest south on the mainland is Penzance.
The most she has visited in a single day is seven, which she achieved in the Midlands.
She said her dream would be to take a year off work and spend 12 months travelling the country to visit the rest.
Such is the extent of Janine’s strange hobby, in 2014 she was given a behind-the-scenes tour of the company’s headquarters in Bradford.
In 2014 Janine had the opportunity to visit the headquarters in Bradford and got a behind-the-scenes tour where she met the CEO at the time, Dalton Phillips.
She also uses a large Morrisons flag as a blanket and has her own name badge and fleece.
She also has an extensive collection of memorabilia her home has Morrisons carrier bags on some of the walls.


Welcome to Chiχ!
Chiχ is a structured system to provide flow-based programming to build javascript applications.
It is still in alpha state.
The intent of this site is to explain and document the parts and pieces that make up the Chiχ system.
The main focus is not trying to re-invent the wheel.
There is already a wealth of npm packages available providing almost every functionality imaginable.
Chiχ tries to be a glue for these packages and make you able to use them in a fun and productive way.
How you use Chiχ is up to you, for example you could make a webserver out of low-level components and make almost all of the internals flow based or you could take your favorite npm package and make configurable and reusable nodes out of them.
Everything in Chiχ is defined using JSON and JSON Schema. At the moment even the code is saved within the json.
This means all parts of the system could come from a database or just be served statically.
Installation
At the moment only the command line utility is available.
The command line can execute files written in the .fbp format.
npm install fbpx -g
Once fbpx is installed you can try it out by creating your first .fbp file.
title: Hello
description: A hello example using whoami
'Hello $1!' -> replace Replace(string/replace)
'([A-z]+)\n' -> match Replace
'whoami' -> in WhoAmI(utils/exec) out -> in Replace
Replace out -> msg Log(console/log)
Now you can execute the flow with fbpx:
$ fbpx hello.fbp
Hello rob!
You can look at the example page for some more first tries.
Node Definition Loading
Chiχ will load it's definitions from a provider url, by default this is:
http://serve.chix.io/nodes/{ns}/{name}
If you want to serve the definitions locally you can fork the chix-platform repository and serve the definitions yourself:
git clone git@github.com:psichi/chix-platform.git
To serve the files you could use something like http-server:
npm i http-server -g
To enable loading from your own server, you will have to specify the url in your .fbp file like so:
title: Provider Example
description: This is how to specify a provider
provider http://localhost:8080/nodes/{ns}/{name}
SomeNode(some/node)
.....
Automatic Requirement Installation
Besides the loading of the node Definitions Chiχ will also automatically install the npm packages a node might require.
e.g. The email package will require emailjs, this will be automatically detected and installed prior to executing the file.


{% extends "layout.html" %} {% block page_title %} Upload data in browser {% endblock %} {% block content %} Prototype This is a prototype of a new service – your feedback will help us to improve it. Back to sandbox homepage Upload data using your browser This page helps you upload data into your sandbox using your browser, allowing you to analyse it using the tools you have selected. The data you upload must not be classified as SECRET or TOP SECRET. The data will be uploaded to the cloud alongside the tools you have placed in your sandbox, so ensure you review the sandbox user agreement, and act responsibly. How do you want to upload data? How do you want to upload data? Upload a CSV file This opens a new window for you select a local file to upload Write to a database This opens a new window that allows you to connect to your database and write to it Upload open data This opens a new window that directs you to sources of open data Create synthetic data This opens a new window that helps you create synthetic data Other Please specify {% endblock %}
Prototype This is a prototype of a new service – your feedback will help us to improve it.
This page helps you upload data into your sandbox using your browser, allowing you to analyse it using the tools you have selected.


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on 2012-04-11 15:37:16
This is a very informative article. I was looking for these things and here I found it. I am doing a project and this information is very useful me. Some things in here I have not thought about before
Brett Zamir
on 2011-09-10 10:49:01
@Jason B: Yes, sorry but with the fact that newer browsers on the scene disregarded the Firefox convention of preserving object iteration order (it's only implementation-dependent per the ECMAScript spec)--and since IE hadn't supported it with perfect fidelity anyways (if you ever deleted properties anyways), we have started adding an option to the array functions to use a more awkward construction to build associative arrays ("{key1:value1}, {key2:value2}, ..."), but it has not been fully deployed. See the array() source code for the PHPJS_Array class begun to offer this support. I've unfortunately been too busy to do much documentation or expansion of it.
Jason B
on 2011-09-09 23:11:02
A warning to people: If you are using this to sort an associative array/object your results will be inconsistent between Chrome and Firefox. I didn't compare these two with IE.


Your scientists have discovered a hostile Alien race who have started moving their forces towards Earth. You have 2 turns to prepare your forces to defend this invasion. Survive 10 waves and you will win the game. Good luck!