I am a French engineer who likes self-driving cars and hard optimization problems. During the day, I build mapping technology for automated vehicles. At night, I climb rocks, make music, or ride my bike.
I like decision analysis, machine learning, UI and UX design, and conceiving algorithms.
My biggest achievements are: hiking to the top of Half Dome before 9:30 AM, holding my breath for 3'13", and, well, graduating.
I also started a blog about autonomous cars. We'll see how this goes!
I like electronic music, indie rock, old-school hip-hop. My favorite artist is Laurent Garnier. Sounds like your taste? Yay! Check out my mixes or my productions.
Optimizing stuff is fun. I did some projects on job scheduling at Louis Vuitton, basketball results prediction with Machine Learning techniques, and other sweet things.
I code in Python for a living, but I also like web design (Django, HTML5/CSS, JS). We built a geolocalized job-search platform for our university's students and alumni called GéoPonts.
I love hiking, climbing, and backpacking. My girlfriend and I have topped a few nice peaks in France and around California. If you miss fresh air, these photos will soothe you. I promise.
Stuff I'm proud of!
I build maps for self-driving cars, providing reference trajectories for complex intersections maneuvers at lane level precision. I mostly code in Python.
I exchanged in the Operations Research department, including PhD-level courses on Computational Optimization, Machine Learning, and Network Flows. And I loved it.
My Impact is building a social learning platform to help people assess, build, and teach their skills. I wrote a US patent, supported the fundraising process and monitored the product launch.
I graduated from the Industrial Engineering department, with a specialization in Operations Research and Innovation Management. I led the pilot project in Togo that debuted a complete Social Entrepreneurship course at Paris d.school.
(I also have a good old PDF resume for you, or a Linkedin profile if you prefer)
Highway trajectories generated from about 3 months of data from 100 vehicles, with production grade GPS.
Interstate 280 and Route 92. San Mateo, CA
Intersection trajectories generated from 3 to 5 traces per lane, with a high accuracy inertial positionning system.
Marine Parkway and Bridge Parkway, Redwood City, CA


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Disclaimer: Most OTC drugs are not reviewed and approved by FDA, however they may be marketed if they comply with applicable regulations and policies. FDA has not evaluated whether this product complies.
Active ingredient
Stannous fluoride 0.454% (0.16% w/v fluoride ion)
Purposes
Anticavity, antigingivitis, antisensitivity toothpaste
Uses
- aids in the prevention of cavities
- helps prevent gingivitis
- helps interfere with the harmful effects of plaque associated with gingivitis
- helps control plaque bacteria that contribute to the development of gingivitis
- builds increasing protection against painful sensitivity of the teeth to cold, heat, acids, sweets or contact
Warnings
When using this product do not use for sensitivity longer than four weeks unless recommended by a dentist.
Stop use and ask a dentist if the sensitivity problem persists or worsens. Sensitive teeth may indicate a serious problem that may need prompt care.
Keep out of reach of children. If more than used for brushing is accidentally swallowed, get medical help or contact a Poison Control Center right away.
Directions
- adults and children 12 yrs. & older: apply at least a 1-inch strip of the product onto a soft bristled toothbrush. Brush teeth thoroughly for at least 1 minute twice a day (morning and evening) or as recommended by a dentist. Make sure to brush all sensitive areas of the teeth.
- do not swallow
- children under 12 yrs.: ask a dentist
Other information
- products containing stannous fluoride may produce surface staining of the teeth
- adequate toothbrushing may prevent these stains which are not harmful or permanent and may be removed by your dentist
- this Crest is specially formulated to help prevent staining
- see your dentist regularly
Inactive ingredients
glycerin, hydrated silica, sodium hexametaphosphate, propylene glycol, PEG-6, water, zinc lactate, trisodium phosphate, flavor, sodium lauryl sulfate, sodium gluconate, carrageenan, sodium saccharin, xanthan gum, polyethylene, blue 1 lake
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45+ Logan Byrnes New Job Pics. Logan byrnes was born on september 13, 1965 in hollywood, california, usa as logan benedict byrnes. 7 novembre, à 09 h 25 ·.
Herce z pomády zasáhla smutná zpráva, jejich kolega edd byrnes je po smrti. Logan city one of the fastest growing cities in queensland. 7 novembre, à 09 h 25 ·.
Novērtē lietotāja šaha reitingu, apskati labākās partijas un izaicini uz cīņu.
A new day in america has come. Logan byrne is the author of banded (3.43 avg rating, 898 ratings, 98 reviews, published 2014), eluded (3.70 avg rating, 132 ratings, 11 reviews, publish. Logan is hiring for multiple positions. Receptionist job based in western suburbs of brisbane, on going.


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Th’art nesh thee nay lad soft lad wacken thi sen up t’foot o’ our stairs. Nay lad where’s tha bin. Th’art nesh thee a pint ‘o mild any rooad t’foot o’ our stairs.
Where there’s muck there’s brass t’foot o’ our stairs ah’ll gi’ thee a thick ear. Ah’ll learn thi tintintin tell thi summat for nowt soft lad mardy bum.
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Th’art nesh thee nay lad soft lad wacken thi sen up t’foot o’ our stairs. Nay lad where’s tha bin. Th’art nesh thee a pint ‘o mild any rooad t’foot o’ our stairs.
Where there’s muck there’s brass t’foot o’ our stairs ah’ll gi’ thee a thick ear. Ah’ll learn thi tintintin tell thi summat for nowt soft lad mardy bum.
Block status text
Th’art nesh thee nay lad soft lad wacken thi sen up t’foot o’ our stairs. Nay lad where’s tha bin. Th’art nesh thee a pint ‘o mild any rooad t’foot o’ our stairs.
Where there’s muck there’s brass t’foot o’ our stairs ah’ll gi’ thee a thick ear. Ah’ll learn thi tintintin tell thi summat for nowt soft lad mardy bum.
Block status text
Th’art nesh thee nay lad soft lad wacken thi sen up t’foot o’ our stairs. Nay lad where’s tha bin. Th’art nesh thee a pint ‘o mild any rooad t’foot o’ our stairs.
Where there’s muck there’s brass t’foot o’ our stairs ah’ll gi’ thee a thick ear. Ah’ll learn thi tintintin tell thi summat for nowt soft lad mardy bum.
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Th’art nesh thee nay lad soft lad wacken thi sen up t’foot o’ our stairs. Nay lad where’s tha bin. Th’art nesh thee a pint ‘o mild any rooad t’foot o’ our stairs.
Where there’s muck there’s brass t’foot o’ our stairs ah’ll gi’ thee a thick ear. Ah’ll learn thi tintintin tell thi summat for nowt soft lad mardy bum.


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If you are using forms-angular in the most common way, your users will be using the client side routes (dountless through links that you have set up for them) and you won't need to know any of the back end APIs. But, in an attempt at completeness they are listed below. It is sometimes useful to fall down to this level to set up AJAX queries to populate the options on a select for instance.
All the examples below assume that the urlPrefix was left at the default (/api/) when instantiating the server side of forms-angular.
/api/b_enhanced_schema
,
but this can be adapted using several options (which may be used together, linked by an & character):/api/b_enhanced_schema?f={"forename":"Alan"}
/api/b_enhanced_schema?l=10
. (Used with skip option to provide pagination)/api/b_enhanced_schema?s=10
. (Used with limit option to provide pagination)/api/b_enhanced_schema?o={"forename":1,"dateOfBirth":-1}
sorts by forename by youth/api/b_enhanced_schema?p={"surname":1}
returns only surname. _id is always returned. 0 suppresses a field. You cannot mix suppression and selection.The calls that return data will strip out any fields that are defined as secure - for example
passwordHash: {type: String, secure:true, form: {hidden: true}}


In the demos below, you'll be able to tell that a focus trap is active because it will turn pink. You should also be able to tell because it will trap your focus: you won't be able to do anything outside of the focus trap.
When a trap is active, you can deactivate it by pushing its deactivate button or pushing the Escape key.
(Note that tab order is a little wonky on this page because of demo three.)
Default behavior: When this focus trap activates, the first element in its tab order receives focus.
When this focus trap activates, focus jumps to a specific, manually specified element.
Also, in this demo the Escape key does not deactivate the focus trap. You must click the button.
When this focus trap activates, the first element in its tab order receives focus, but because of positive tabindex attributes the tab order is not the same as the source order.
Also, clicking outside of this trap deactivates it and does not prevent the click's intended action.
Initial focus on a containing element with a tabindex of -1 and no focus outline; so when you "tab" you are within the trap, but by tabbing through focus does not return to the container.
Focusable nodes are initially hidden and then revealed within the trap.
Nested focus traps
In this focus trap, the single focusable button is hidden. If you activate the trap in this state, the "fallbackFocus" option is used to focus the container. If, however, you make the focusable button visible, it will receive focus when you activate the trap.
Any change to the input content triggers automatic activation of the focus trap, without changing selection.
Also, in this demo the Escape key does not deactivate the focus trap. You must click the button.
Initial focus on a element with a tabindex of -1 and no focus outline; so when you "tab" you will get to the next or previous element according to the browser. While tabbing through, the focus does not return to the initial focused element.
focus-trap ensure that the autofocus is delayed to prevent the focused element to capture the event that originated the activation of the focus trap.


--- layout: post status: publish published: true title: Selecting the Encoding used when Parsing Flat Files author: display_name: Tomas Restrepo login: tomasr email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>url: http://winterdom.com/ author_login: tomasr author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: http://winterdom.com/ wordpress_id: 198 wordpress_url: http://winterdom.com/2005/09/selectingtheencodingusedwhenparsingflatfiles date: '2005-09-07 17:07:42 +0000' date_gmt: '2005-09-07 17:07:42 +0000' categories: - BizTalk tags: [] comments: [] ---
In BizTalk Server 2004, when you add the Flat File Disassembler component to a receive pipeline, there is no apparent way to tell the disassembler what the encoding of the incoming files will be.
This is not very obvious but, as it turns out, there is a way to do this by changing the input document schema itself. The trick is setting the Codepage property of the
According to the BizTalk documentation, the following algorithm is used to determine encoding when reading the document:


Decided to share my gaming experience but not wanted to mix it up with the focus of current account, the best way is to set up another account and do all the gaming related stuff there.
This is how @zocken is born. It will be my first sub account on Steem serving the purpose of the very slogan “Gaming is everything”.
Set up a proper theme for it
I wanted to start to theme the @zocken in to a pure gaming account with proper logo, cover photo and banner. I know my main account don’t even care to have a cover photo. This tends to be a experimental move to build a brand of a Steem account.
Talent hunting on Steem
So I wanted to hire someone professional to do the design for this new gaming account, and best if I can find someone here in Steem so that the service could be paid via SBD.
I heard that Steemgigs is the market site build for this exact purpose, people are selling all kinf of services for SBD.  Page took ages to load and ugly site design, gave me cancer surfing at it.
Utopian could be a way out
I recalled the day of seeing great logo artwork under the graphics design categories in Utopian-io, why not trying my luck there? Only to find out Utopian has taken their site down due to the last cyber attack. Oh no. But there must be some workarounds.
Eventually, searching through tags like graphics
design
or simply search within Steemit site with keywords.
Then I found this guy @ggabogarcia. Picture says a thousand words, let’s see what he brought to me in the end.
Logo
Cover photo
Banner
Amazing works, aren’t they?
Absolutely stunning job and you can view the real demonstration at @zocken. I can’t speak highly enough of him. Professional output, fluent communication, complete packaged delivery and worked beyond my expectations.
If you ever need a Steem profile design or any other design related matter, and wish to pay with STEEM/SBD, give @ggabogarcia a ping. You would be happy if you did it.
TLDR: Found a talented graphic designer on Steem and he did deliver a top-notch quality work for my sub account. And he accepts STEEM/SBD for tge service too. Highly recommended.
太长没读: 为了给小号设计一个形象，在 Steem 上找了个非常专业的设计家，作品输出质量远远超越了我的期望。最重要的是他接受 STEEM/SBD 的付费。有需要的朋友们不要错过啦。
Posted from my blog with SteemPress : https://fr3eze.vornix.blog/awesome-logo-designer-on-steem/
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You can use Cordova and Ionic frameworks to develop cross-platform apps. Bitrise can help you with its automated testing, code signing and deploying procedures so that you can ship your iOS and/or Android app/s to the respective marketplace in no time! If your organization has more than one concurrency, you can have Android and iOS builds run simultaneously. Now let us guide you through the process!
- Before setting up an Ionic/Cordova project
- Adding an Ionic/Cordova project to Bitrise
- Dependencies
- Testing Ionic/Cordova apps
- Code signing
- Deploying Ionic/Cordova apps
Before setting up an Ionic/Cordova project ⚓
Make sure you have signed up to bitrise.io and can access your Bitrise account. Here are 4 ways on how to connect your Bitrise account to your account found on a Git service provider.
Adding an Ionic/Cordova app to Bitrise ⚓
- Log into bitrise.io.
- On your Dashboard, click
+ Add new app
. - On
Create new App
page, choose the account you wish to add the app to. - Set the privacy of the app to either private or public and click
Next
. - Select the Git hosting service that hosts your repository, then find and select your own repository that hosts the project. Read more about connecting your repository.
- When prompted to set up repository access, click
No, auto-add SSH key
. Read more about SSH keys. - Type the name of the branch that includes your project’s configuration -
master
, for example, - then clickNext
. - Wait while Bitrise is validating your project. We look for your configuration files and set up your app based on them.
- At
Project Build configuration
, you can select which platform to build your app for. You can select:- iOS
- Android
- iOS and Android (where the Android build gets built first)
- Register a webhook when prompted so that Bitrise can start a build automatically when code is pushed to your repository. This also kicks off your first build on the primary workflow - click the message and it will take you to the build page. The first build does not generate an APK and an .ipa yet, however, you can already check out the project’s logs on the Build’s page.
As an example, have a look at a Cordova primary workflow containing Karma Jasmine Test Runner
step.
primary:
steps:
-<EMAIL_ADDRESS>run_if: '{{getenv "SSH_RSA_PRIVATE_KEY" | ne ""}}'
-<EMAIL_ADDRESS>{}
-<EMAIL_ADDRESS>title: Do anything with Script step
-<EMAIL_ADDRESS>inputs:
- command: install
-<EMAIL_ADDRESS>{}
-<EMAIL_ADDRESS>{}
Dependencies ⚓
To install Javascript dependencies listed in your app’s package.json
file, you can use either Run npm command
or Run yarn command
Steps.
Run npm command
Step is by default part of your primary and deploy workflows. Make sure you have The nmp command with arguments to run
field set to install
in Run npm command
Step.
Leave the input field of The 'yarn' command to run
empty or set it to install
- Run yarn command
Step will install those dependencies either way.
Testing Ionic/Cordova apps ⚓
Perform unit testing by our Karma Jasmine Test Runner
or Jasmine Test Runner
Steps. If your Cordova/Ionic project has Karma Jasmine dependency in its package.json
file, our Scanner will detect it and automatically insert the respective testing step into your workflow. If this dependency is missing from your project, you can manually insert one of steps to your workflow using our Workflow Editor - just make sure you place it right after Run nmp command
or Run yarn command
package manager Step.
Code signing ⚓
If you want to build an app for iOS or Android you need to upload the platform-specific files into the Code Signing
tab of the Workflow Editor. You can also generate builds for both platforms which requires uploading all code signing files of the platforms, luckily it’s all in one page.
Signing your iOS project ⚓
To sign your iOS project, you have to upload code signing certificates and provisioning profiles depending on the distribution and the code signing type you have set in the Cordova Archive
and Ionic Archive
Steps. Let’s dive right in!
- Generate the native Xcode project locally from your Ionic or Cordova project by calling
cordova platform add ios
orionic cordova platform add ios
. - Use our
codesigndoc
tool to collect the code signing files. -
Upload the files to bitrise.io.
You can do this either on the website UI or with the
codesigndoc
tool itself. - Make sure you have the
Certificate and profile installer
step in your workflow as this Step can download and install the certificates on the virtual machine. - Add the
Generate cordova build configuration
step to your Workflow. (This step does all the configuration needed for the next step, which isCordova Archive
orIonic Archive
.) It must come after theCertificate and profile installer
step. - Fill in the required input for the step. Please note that both the
Code Signing Identity
and theProvisioning Profile
are required inputs for iOS apps even though they are not marked as such.Build configuration
: you can set it to eitherdebug
orrelease
.Code Sign Identity
: enter a Developer or a Distribution identity.Provisioning Profile
: enter the appropriate Provisioning Profile.Packaging Type
: this controls what type of build is generated by Xcode. Set the type of code signing you need.
For more information on Ionic/Cordova code signing with Bitrise, check out our guide!
Signing your Android project ⚓
- For a signed Android project, go to the
Code Signing
tab of your Workflow Editor. -
Click or drag-and-drop your keystore file on the
Upload file
field of theANDROID KEYSTORE FILE
section. - Fill out the displayed three input fields:
keystore password
keystore alias
-
private key password
- Click
Save metadata
. Bitrise uploads your keystore file and assigns an environment variable (BITRISEIO_ANDROID_KEYSTORE_URL
) to the download URL (which is a time-limited, read-only download URL) of the file as the value. You can use this URL to download the keystore file during a build in the future. The step will generate the following env vars which will be used at a later step:$BITRISEIO_ANDROID_KEYSTORE_URL
BITRISEIO_ANDROID_KEYSTORE_PASSWORD
$BITRISEIO_ANDROID_KEYSTORE_ALIAS
$BITRISEIO_ANDROID_KEYSTORE_PRIVATE_KEY_PASSWORD
- Add the
Generate cordova build configuration
Step to your workflow if it’s not already in it. - The required inputs fields for Android (
Keystore
,Keystore password
,Alias
andPassword
) are already filled out for you since you have uploaded your keystore file to theCode Signing
tab and added the metadata at Step 2 and 3. Based on this information, env vars have been generated which are now conveniently used inGenerate cordova build configuration
Step.
Deploying Ionic/Cordova app ⚓
There are a few places to deploy your app but the configuration is slightly different for each of them.
Before deploying your app to any marketplace you need to generate a codesigned .ipa and/or APK so make sure you perform these steps:
- Add the
Cordova archive
or theIonic archive
step to your workflow. (Note that if you’re building for both iOS and Android in one project, and either of your apps fails, the wholeCordova Archive/Ionic Archive
Step will fail.) - Fill in the required inputs.
- The
Platform
input needs to be set todevice
. - The
Build command configuration
input must match theBuild configuration
input of theGenerate cordova build configuration
Step.
The archive step must come after the
Generate cordova build configuration
step in the workflow. - The
Now that we’re ready for deployment, let’s see how to publish your iOS and Android projects by adding deployment steps to your workflow!
Deploying to App Store Connect ⚓
- Add the
Deploy to iTunes Connect - Application Loader
Step to your workflow, after theCordova Archive
orIonic Archive
Steps but preferably before theDeploy to Bitrise.io - Apps, Logs, Artifacts
Step. -
Provide your Apple credentials in the
Deploy to iTunes Connect - Application Loader
Step.The Step will need your:
- Apple ID
- password or, if you use two-factor authentication on iTunes Connect, your application password.
Don’t worry, the password will not be visible in the logs or exposed - that’s why it is marked SENSITIVE.
Deploying to Google Play Store ⚓
Before you start:
- make sure you have registered to Google Play Store and set up your project
- make sure you have set up Google Play API access
- In your Bitrise
Dashboard
, go toCode Signing
tab and upload the service account JSON key into theGENERIC FILE STORAGE.
- Copy the env key which stores your uploaded file’s url. For example:
BITRISEIO_SERVICE_ACCOUNT_JSON_KEY_URL
- Add the
Google Play Deploy
step afterCordova Archive
orIonic Archive
Step in your deploy workflow. - Fill out the required input fields:
Service Account JSON key file path
: This field can accept a remote URL so you have to provide the environment variable which contains your uploaded service account JSON key. For example:$BITRISEIO_SERVICE_ACCOUNT_JSON_KEY_URL
Package name
: the package name of your Android appTrack
: the track where you want to deploy your APK (alpha/beta/rollout/production)
Deploying to Bitrise ⚓
Add the Deploy to Bitrise.io - Apps, Logs, Artifacts
Step to your workflow. This will upload all your build artifacts into the APPS & ARTIFACTS
tab of your Build’s page.
You can share the generated .ipa or APK with your team members using the build’s URL. You can also notify user groups or individual users that your .ipa or APK has been built.
- Go to the
Deploy to bitrise.io - Apps, Logs, Artifacts
Step. - In the
Notify: User Roles
, add the role so that only those get notified who have been granted with this role. Or fill out theNotify: Emails
field with email addresses of the users you want to notify. Make sure you set those email addresses as secret env vars! These details can be also modified underNotifications
if you click theeye
icon next to your generated .ipa or APK in theAPPS & ARTIFACTS
tab.
Start a build! If your app is properly configured, you can find it deployed to the marketplace of your choice!


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var Address, Attachment, BackboneElement, CORE, CodeableConcept, Coding, ContactPoint, DT, DomainResource, Element, ElementDefinition, EnrollmentResponse, Extension, HumanName, Identifier, Narrative, Parameters, Period, Quantity, Range, Ratio, Reference, Resource, SampledData, Timing,
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hasProp = {}.hasOwnProperty;
DT = require('../cql-datatypes');
CORE = require('./core');
Element = CORE.Element;
Resource = CORE.Resource;
Timing = CORE.Timing;
Period = CORE.Period;
Parameters = CORE.Parameters;
Coding = CORE.Coding;
Resource = CORE.Resource;
Range = CORE.Range;
Quantity = CORE.Quantity;
Attachment = CORE.Attachment;
BackboneElement = CORE.BackboneElement;
DomainResource = CORE.DomainResource;
ContactPoint = CORE.ContactPoint;
ElementDefinition = CORE.ElementDefinition;
Extension = CORE.Extension;
HumanName = CORE.HumanName;
Address = CORE.Address;
Ratio = CORE.Ratio;
SampledData = CORE.SampledData;
Reference = CORE.Reference;
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/**
This resource provides Enrollment and plan details from the processing of an Enrollment resource.
@class EnrollmentResponse
@exports EnrollmentResponse as EnrollmentResponse
*/
EnrollmentResponse = (function(superClass) {
extend(EnrollmentResponse, superClass);
function EnrollmentResponse(json) {
this.json = json;
EnrollmentResponse.__super__.constructor.call(this, this.json);
}
/**
The Response Business Identifier.
@returns {Array} an array of {@link Identifier} objects
*/
EnrollmentResponse.prototype.identifier = function() {
var i, item, len, ref, results;
if (this.json['identifier']) {
ref = this.json['identifier'];
results = [];
for (i = 0, len = ref.length; i < len; i++) {
item = ref[i];
results.push(new Identifier(item));
}
return results;
}
};
/**
Original request resource referrence.
@returns {Reference}
*/
EnrollmentResponse.prototype.request = function() {
if (this.json['request']) {
return new Reference(this.json['request']);
}
};
/**
Transaction status: error, complete.
@returns {Array} an array of {@link String} objects
*/
EnrollmentResponse.prototype.outcome = function() {
return this.json['outcome'];
};
/**
A description of the status of the adjudication.
@returns {Array} an array of {@link String} objects
*/
EnrollmentResponse.prototype.disposition = function() {
return this.json['disposition'];
};
/**
The version of the style of resource contents. This should be mapped to the allowable profiles for this and supporting resources.
@returns {Coding}
*/
EnrollmentResponse.prototype.ruleset = function() {
if (this.json['ruleset']) {
return new Coding(this.json['ruleset']);
}
};
/**
The style (standard) and version of the original material which was converted into this resource.
@returns {Coding}
*/
EnrollmentResponse.prototype.originalRuleset = function() {
if (this.json['originalRuleset']) {
return new Coding(this.json['originalRuleset']);
}
};
/**
The date when the enclosed suite of services were performed or completed.
@returns {Array} an array of {@link Date} objects
*/
EnrollmentResponse.prototype.date = function() {
if (this.json['date']) {
return DT.DateTime.parse(this.json['date']);
}
};
/**
The Insurer who produced this adjudicated response.
@returns {Reference}
*/
EnrollmentResponse.prototype.organization = function() {
if (this.json['organization']) {
return new Reference(this.json['organization']);
}
};
/**
The practitioner who is responsible for the services rendered to the patient.
@returns {Reference}
*/
EnrollmentResponse.prototype.requestProvider = function() {
if (this.json['requestProvider']) {
return new Reference(this.json['requestProvider']);
}
};
/**
The organization which is responsible for the services rendered to the patient.
@returns {Reference}
*/
EnrollmentResponse.prototype.requestOrganization = function() {
if (this.json['requestOrganization']) {
return new Reference(this.json['requestOrganization']);
}
};
return EnrollmentResponse;
})(DomainResource);
module.exports.EnrollmentResponse = EnrollmentResponse;
}).call(this);
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| FILE * | init_outfile (const char *outFile) |
| void | close_infile (int nFile) |
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This section contains step-by-step tutorials, which demonstrate how to create and execute scripts, which utilises more complicated scripting technique than examples from the previous section (Simple scripting).
Creating shell extension
Simple script, which creates shell extension for opening command-prompt from a particular folder.
Printing (Importing script)
Script that allows user to print any text string to the default printer
with print preview. It is an example of multiscript application.
Synchronising system clock from WEB source
Synchronises PC clock by getting time from the USNO Time Server. This
is an example of how to access WEB resources from C# script.
Accessing script config file
The following tutorial shows how to access script application settings
stored in the <scriptName>.config or any other compatible
configuration file.


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This next one is easy, although way up high.A bit of a walk, but still quite nearby.
The dogs, they will love it, Sid's favourite place.And Charlie wants ball, to catch in his face.
At our favourite spot, the one with the view.(though my favourite sight, is looking at you)
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Driver of car in Two Rivers police shooting faces charges
TWO RIVERS, Wis. (AP) - Gun and drug charges have been filed against a man prosecutors say was driving a car involved in a fatal police shooting in Two Rivers.
Thirty-one-year-old William Tyler Langrick of Menasha faces multiple counts, the Manitowoc Herald Times Reporter reported. He was arrested Monday after a traffic stop in which an officer fatally shot 30-year-old Nash Fiske of Green Bay, a passenger in the car.
Prosecutors say there were two handguns in the car, and Fiske gave one to Langrick during the stop. The complaint says police found 558 grams of marijuana in glass jars in the car, and more marijuana in the glove compartment.
The officer who shot Fiske is Two Rivers Officer Dakota Gamez. Gamez has been with the department for nearly three years. He’s on administrative leave while the shooting is investigated.
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Tutorial: Counter Application
3 Thinking About Counting
Define the Counter Process
Now that we have our communication methods in place we should set about defining the operations of counter process. This is the actual running loop that will manage the counter variable and respond to requests. Because we've already defined how we need to interact with this process, the construction is quite straight forward:
First we'll build our counter
function to be our start the process from 0
.
No real surprises there, start our loop with our initial counter variable.
Now for our counter-loop
function!
Pretty simple. Our initial value is passed in and the process waits to receive a message telling it to either increment the counter or return the current value.
Testing It Out
Lets take it out for a spin:
Success! We create a new counter process and store the pid
in foo
, then we ask for the current value, which is zero because we haven't incremented it yet. Increment the value a couple of times and ask for the current value which is now two! Yay.
Touch Up
Of course there are some things missing from this example, although creating a module to only hold a counter variable is slightly excessive (but not always!). Our counter process has no way to handle a malformed message, lets fix that.
We simply extend our receive patterns to include a wildcard that responds with the appropriate message, and call the counter-loop
again so we can contiue waiting for other requests.. See how easy that was, now you have no excuses for not handling unknown messages! Although you will most likely want to do something more clever than simply printing a message and happily trunding along, but you get the idea.
That will probably do for now, feel free to give your counter another whirl in the shell to make sure everything still works, but the end result should look something similar to this:


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java.lang.Object jpaul.Graphs.GraphUtil
public final class GraphUtil
GraphUtil
is a wrapper for various graph utilities.
It is a non-instantiatable class with useful static members; it is a
graph-equivalent of java.util.Collections
.
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static
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cachedFwdNavigator(ForwardNavigator<Vertex> fnav)
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Returns the reverse of a given navigator. |
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unionFwdNav(ForwardNavigator<V> fn1,
ForwardNavigator<V> fn2)
Unions two ForwardNavigator . |
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BiDiNavigator<V> n2)
Unions two BiDiNavigator . |
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clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
| Method Detail |
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public static <V> BiDiNavigator<V> unionNav(BiDiNavigator<V> n1, BiDiNavigator<V> n2)
BiDiNavigator
. For each vertex
v
, successors/predecessors indicated by the union
navigator consist of all the successors/predecessors indicated
by n1
, followed by all the
successors/predecessors indicated by n2
. Note
that the same successor/predecessor may be indicated twice,
once by fn1
and once by fn2
.
public static <V> ForwardNavigator<V> unionFwdNav(ForwardNavigator<V> fn1, ForwardNavigator<V> fn2)
ForwardNavigator
. For each vertex
v
, successors indicated by the union navigator
consist of all the successors indicated by fn1
,
followed by all the successors indicated by fn2
.
Note that the same successors may be indicated twice, once by
fn1
and once by fn2
.
public static <Vertex> BiDiNavigator<Vertex> reverseBiDiNavigator(BiDiNavigator<Vertex> nav)
next method returns the
same result as nav.prev
, and the prev
method returns the same result as nav.next
.
public static <Vertex> ForwardNavigator<Vertex> cachedFwdNavigator(ForwardNavigator<Vertex> fnav)
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Syria conflict: Besieged areas of Aleppo a 'living hell'
Civilians in the rebel-held part of the Syrian city of Aleppo are enduring a "living hell", the UN humanitarian chief has said, as fighting rages on.
North Korea opens air show in hopes of attracting more tourists
NORTH Korea has held an air festival featuring skydiving, demonstrations by its air force and lots of beer, which it hopes will draw more foreign tourists to its shores.
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Interface ConnectionInterface
The connection interface defines a set of methods that abstract operations
on incoming connections from the method by which they were accepted.
Methods summary
public
string
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#
read( integer $length )
Read data from the connection.
Read data from the connection.
Parameters
- $length
- Number of bytes to read
Returns
string Buffer containing the read data
Throws
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public
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#
write( string $buffer )
Write data to the connection.
Write data to the connection.
Parameters
- $buffer
- Buffer containing the data to write
Throws
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public
boolean
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#
isClosed( )
Tests to see if the connection has been closed.
Tests to see if the connection has been closed.
Returns
boolean True if the connection has been closed, false otherwise
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close( )
Closes the connection it from the pool.
Closes the connection it from the pool.
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A channel for sending messages. More...
#include <sender.hpp>
Public Member Functions | |
| sender () | |
| Create an empty sender. | |
| void | open () |
| Open the sender. | |
| void | open (const sender_options &opts) |
| Open the sender. More... | |
| tracker | send (const message &m) |
| Send a message on the sender. | |
| class source | source () const |
| Get the source node. | |
| class target | target () const |
| Get the target node. | |
| void | return_credit () |
| Unsettled API - Return all unused credit to the receiver in response to a drain request. More... | |
| Public Member Functions inherited from link | |
| link () | |
| Create an empty link. | |
| bool | uninitialized () const |
| True if the local end is uninitialized. | |
| bool | active () const |
| True if the local end is active. | |
| bool | closed () const |
| True if the local and remote ends are closed. | |
| class error_condition | error () const |
| Get the error condition of the remote endpoint. | |
| void | close () |
| Close the endpoint. | |
| void | close (const error_condition &) |
| Close the endpoint with an error condition. | |
| void | detach () |
| Suspend the link without closing it. More... | |
| int | credit () const |
| Credit available on the link. | |
| bool | draining () |
Unsettled API - True for a receiver if a drain cycle has been started and the corresponding on_receiver_drain_finish event is still pending. More... | |
| std::string | name () const |
| Get the link name. | |
| class container & | container () const |
| The container for this link. | |
| class work_queue & | work_queue () const |
| Get the work_queue for the link. | |
| class connection | connection () const |
| The connection that owns this link. | |
| class session | session () const |
| The session that owns this link. | |
| std::map< symbol, value > | properties () const |
| Unsettled API - Properties supplied by the remote link endpoint. | |
A channel for sending messages.
| void open | ( | const sender_options & | opts | ) |
Open the sender.
| void return_credit | ( | ) |
Unsettled API - Return all unused credit to the receiver in response to a drain request.
Has no effect unless there has been a drain request and there is remaining credit to use or return.


| Class | CFPropertyList::List |
| In: |
rbCFPropertyList.rb
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| Parent: | Object |
| FORMAT_BINARY | = | 1 | Format constant for binary format | |
| FORMAT_XML | = | 2 | Format constant for XML format | |
| FORMAT_AUTO | = | 0 | Format constant for automatic format recognizing |
| filename | [RW] | Path of PropertyList |
| format | [RW] | Path of PropertyList |
| value | [RW] | the root value in the plist file |
Read a plist file
| file = nil: | The filename of the file to read. If nil, use filename instance variable |
| format = nil: | The format of the plist file. Auto-detect if nil |
read a binary plist file
| filename = nil: | The filename to read from; if nil, read from the file defined by instance variable filename |
load a plist from a string
| str = nil: | The string containing the plist |
| format = nil: | The format of the plist |
Load an XML PropertyList
| filename = nil: | The filename to read from; if nil, read from the file defined by instance variable filename |
Serialize CFPropertyList object to specified format and write it to file
| file = nil: | The filename of the file to write to. Uses filename instance variable if nil |
| format = nil: | The format to save in. Uses format instance variable if nil |
convert plist to string
| format = List::FORMAT_BINARY: | The format to save the plist |
| opts={}: | Pass parser options |


Oceans Rise
Independent researches have shown that since the 1950s, ocean temperatures have risen substantially, and this has caused a great rise in global sea levels. In recent years, it is estimated that ocean levels rise by one inch per decade, when before they had risen by only six-tenths of an inch per decade.
Calcium Carbonate Shells
For people in coastal areas, the rising sea levels pose a greatly increased chance of coastal flooding. Meanwhile, for many sea creatures, the rise in ocean temperatures causes increased ocean acidity. In turn, this affects mineral balance in the water which makes it more difficult for sea creatures such as shellfish and corals to make protective skeletons or shells. Altogether, this will affect many ecosystems’ health and impact the roughly one million species that depend on corals.


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MBEnvironment Class Reference
| Inherits from | MBDataModel : MBFormattedDescriptionObject |
|---|---|
| Conforms to | MBInstanceVendor |
| Declared in | MBEnvironment.h |
Overview
The MBEnvironment
class contains the state of the Mockingbird Data
Environment.
Typically, when an application starts, you would load an MBEnvironment
using the loadDefaultEnvironment
class method or one of the
loadFromManifest
variants.
Once an environment has been loaded, you can store data in the
MBVariableSpace
associated with the environment and reference that
data with Mockingbird expressions using the MBExpression
class.
Getting the current environment
+ instance
Retrieves the MBEnvironment
instance representing the currently-active
environment.
+ (nullable instancetype)instance
Return Value
The currently-active environment.
Declared In
MBEnvironment.h
Managing the current environment
+ setEnvironment:
Sets the active MBEnvironment
instance. The active environment supplies
the MBVariableSpace
instance used to evaluate expressions by default.
+ (nullable instancetype)setEnvironment:(nullable MBEnvironment *)env
Parameters
env |
The |
|---|
Return Value
The previously-active MBEnvironment
instance, if any.
Declared In
MBEnvironment.h
+ pushEnvironment:
Sets the active MBEnvironment
instance by pushing a new environment
onto the environment stack.
+ (void)pushEnvironment:(nonnull MBEnvironment *)env
Parameters
env |
The |
|---|
Declared In
MBEnvironment.h
+ popEnvironment
Sets the active MBEnvironment
instance by popping it from the environment
stack.
+ (nonnull instancetype)popEnvironment
Return Value
The newly-active environment.
Discussion
An NSException
will be raised if the environment stack is empty.
Declared In
MBEnvironment.h
+ peekEnvironment
Returns (but does not remove) the MBEnvironment
instance at the top of the
environment stack. This is the environment that would become active if
popEnvironment
were called.
+ (nullable instancetype)peekEnvironment
Return Value
The environment at the top of the environment stack, or nil
if
there is nothing in the stack.
Declared In
MBEnvironment.h
Loading the Mockingbird environment
+ loadDefaultEnvironment
Loads a new default environment, bypassing any manifest.xml
file that might
exist in the application’s resources. The default environment is the
environment that exists before any manifest file is processed.
+ (nullable instancetype)loadDefaultEnvironment
Return Value
The newly-loaded, now-active MBEnvironment
instance, or nil
if the environment could not be loaded.
Discussion
If loading is successful, the newly-loaded environment will become the active environment.
Declared In
MBEnvironment.h
+ loadFromManifest
Loads a new environment by processing the manifest.xml
file found in the
application’s resources.
+ (nullable instancetype)loadFromManifest
Return Value
The newly-loaded, now-active MBEnvironment
instance, or nil
if the environment could not be loaded.
Discussion
If loading is successful, the newly-loaded environment will become the active environment.
Declared In
MBEnvironment.h
+ loadFromManifestWithSearchDirectory:
Loads a new environment by processing the manifest.xml
file found in the
specified search directory or in the application’s resources.
+ (nullable instancetype)loadFromManifestWithSearchDirectory:(nonnull NSString *)dirPath
Parameters
dirPath |
The path of a directory that will be searched when
trying to locate the manifest and other MBML files. This directory
will be the first one searched when MBML files are referenced. If
a given file doesn’t exist in |
|---|
Return Value
The newly-loaded, now-active MBEnvironment
instance, or nil
if the environment could not be loaded.
Discussion
If loading is successful, the newly-loaded environment will become the active environment.
Declared In
MBEnvironment.h
+ loadFromManifestFile:
Loads a new environment by processing the manifest file with the given name found in the application’s resources.
+ (nullable instancetype)loadFromManifestFile:(nonnull NSString *)manifestName
Parameters
manifestName |
The name of the manifest file. |
|---|
Return Value
The newly-loaded, now-active MBEnvironment
instance, or nil
if the environment could not be loaded.
Discussion
If loading is successful, the newly-loaded environment will become the active environment.
Declared In
MBEnvironment.h
+ loadFromManifestFile:withSearchDirectory:
Loads a new environment by processing the manifest file with the given name found in the specified search directory or in the application’s resources.
+ (nonnull instancetype)loadFromManifestFile:(nonnull NSString *)manifestName withSearchDirectory:(nullable NSString *)dirPath
Parameters
manifestName |
The name of the manifest file. |
|---|---|
dirPath |
The path of a directory that will be searched when
trying to locate the manifest and other MBML files. This directory
will be the first one searched when MBML files are referenced. If
a given file doesn’t exist in |
Return Value
The newly-loaded, now-active MBEnvironment
instance, or nil
if the environment could not be loaded.
Discussion
If loading is successful, the newly-loaded environment will become the active environment.
Declared In
MBEnvironment.h
+ loadFromManifestWithSearchDirectories:
Loads a new environment by processing the manifest.xml
file found in the
specified search directories or in the application’s resources.
+ (nullable instancetype)loadFromManifestWithSearchDirectories:(nullable NSArray *)dirPaths
Parameters
dirPaths |
An array containing the paths of directories that will be
searched when trying to locate the manifest and other MBML files.
These directories will be searched first (and in the order specified
by |
|---|
Return Value
The newly-loaded, now-active MBEnvironment
instance, or nil
if the environment could not be loaded.
Discussion
If loading is successful, the newly-loaded environment will become the active environment.
Declared In
MBEnvironment.h
+ loadFromManifestFile:withSearchDirectories:
Loads a new environment by processing the manifest file with the given name found in the specified search directories or in the application’s resources.
+ (nullable instancetype)loadFromManifestFile:(nullable NSString *)manifestName withSearchDirectories:(nullable NSArray *)dirPaths
Parameters
manifestName |
The name of the manifest file. |
|---|---|
dirPaths |
An array containing the paths of directories that will be
searched when trying to locate the manifest and other MBML files.
These directories will be searched first (and in the order specified
by |
Return Value
The newly-loaded, now-active MBEnvironment
instance, or nil
if the environment could not be loaded.
Discussion
If loading is successful, the newly-loaded environment will become the active environment.
Declared In
MBEnvironment.h
Search directory management
– addSearchDirectory:
Adds the specified directory path to the list of search directories.
- (void)addSearchDirectory:(nonnull NSString *)dirPath
Parameters
dirPath |
The path of a directory that to be searched when trying to locate MBML files. |
|---|
Discussion
When attempting to locate an MBML file, the receiver first consults the search
directories, in order, for a file with the given name. If the file isn’t found
in any of the search directories, the resourceSearchBundles
will then be
searched.
Declared In
MBEnvironment.h
– addSearchDirectories:
Adds the specified directory paths to the list of search directories.
- (void)addSearchDirectories:(nonnull NSArray *)dirPaths
Parameters
dirPaths |
An array containing the paths of directories to be searched when trying to locate MBML files. |
|---|
Discussion
When attempting to locate an MBML file, the receiver first consults the search
directories, in order, for a file with the given name. If the file isn’t found
in any of the search directories, the resourceSearchBundles
will then be
searched.
Declared In
MBEnvironment.h
MBML loading
– loadMBMLFile:
Attempts to load the specified MBML file.
- (BOOL)loadMBMLFile:(nonnull NSString *)fileName
Parameters
fileName |
The name of the MBML file to load. Note that this is not a path name. MBML file loading follows a specific search order that allows files to reference each other by name without knowing precisely where they’re located. |
|---|
Return Value
YES
if fileName
was loaded successfully; NO
otherwise.
Declared In
MBEnvironment.h
Controlling where resources are found
+ addResourceSearchBundle:
Adds the specified bundle as one that will be consulted whenever an environment attempts to find a resource such as an MBML file.
+ (void)addResourceSearchBundle:(nonnull NSBundle *)bundle
Parameters
bundle |
An |
|---|
Declared In
MBEnvironment.h
+ resourceSearchBundles
Returns the NSBundle
instances that will be consulted whenever an
environment attempts to find a resource such as an MBML file.
+ (nonnull NSArray *)resourceSearchBundles
Return Value
An array of NSBundle
s. Will never be nil
.
Declared In
MBEnvironment.h
Determining the state of the environment
isLoaded
Returns YES
if the environment is loaded; NO
otherwise.
@property (nonatomic, assign, readonly) BOOL isLoaded
Declared In
MBEnvironment.h
manifestFilePath
If the environment was loaded using a manifest file, this property will
return the path of the manifest file. If the environment isn’t loaded
or if the environment was loaded without using a manifest file (such as
through the loadDefaultEnvironment
method), this value will be nil
.
@property (nullable, nonatomic, strong, readonly) NSString *manifestFilePath
Declared In
MBEnvironment.h
mbmlPathsLoaded
This property contains the paths of the MBML files that have been loaded by the environment thusfar.
@property (nonnull, nonatomic, copy, readonly) NSArray *mbmlPathsLoaded
Declared In
MBEnvironment.h
– mbmlPathIsLoaded:
Determines if an MBML file with a specific path has been loaded by the receiver.
- (BOOL)mbmlPathIsLoaded:(nonnull NSString *)filePath
Parameters
filePath |
The path of the file. |
|---|
Return Value
YES
if the environment has loaded an MBML file at the path
filePath
; NO
otherwise.
Declared In
MBEnvironment.h
– mbmlFileIsLoaded:
Determines if an MBML file with a specific name has been loaded by the receiver.
- (BOOL)mbmlFileIsLoaded:(nonnull NSString *)fileName
Parameters
fileName |
The filename, also known as the last path component. |
|---|
Return Value
YES
if the environment has loaded an MBML file with the given
name; NO
otherwise.
Discussion
Because MBML is designed to be path-agnostic, the system does not support multiple files with the same name, even if their paths are different. Therefore, all MBML filenames are guaranteed to be unique.
Declared In
MBEnvironment.h
Working with external libraries
+ addSupportedLibraryClassPrefix:
Allows the loading of environment classes from libraries whose class names begin with the specified prefix.
+ (void)addSupportedLibraryClassPrefix:(nonnull NSString *)prefix
Parameters
prefix |
The class prefix Mockingbird should support for dynamic class loading. |
|---|
Declared In
MBEnvironment.h
+ supportedLibraryClassPrefixes
Returns an array containing the class prefixes that will be searched when attempting to load environment classes.
+ (nonnull NSArray *)supportedLibraryClassPrefixes
Return Value
An array of strings containing the supported class prefixes.
Will never be nil
and will always contain at least one value,
the string “MB
”.
Declared In
MBEnvironment.h
+ libraryClassForName:
Uses the supportedClassPrefixes
to find an available Class
that implements
the class with the specified name.
+ (nullable Class)libraryClassForName:(nonnull NSString *)className
Parameters
className |
The class name for which a |
|---|
Return Value
A Class
for className
, if a class exists among the supported
class prefixes, or without any prefix. Returns nil
if no class
could be found.
Discussion
Mockingbird uses this method to find classes that are dynamically loaded by name.
First, a class with a name matching the className
parameter is sought. If
no such class exists, the system will then iterate over the
supportedClassPrefixes
and, for each prefix, will attempt to find a class
whose name is className
with the given prefix. The first one found (if any)
is returned.
Declared In
MBEnvironment.h
Adding functionality through modules
+ enableModuleClass:
Enables the MBModule
represented by the specified class. When new
MBEnvironment
instances are created, they will gain support for the
features added by the module implementation.
+ (BOOL)enableModuleClass:(nonnull Class)cls
Parameters
cls |
The implementing class of the |
|---|
Return Value
YES
if cls
represents an MBModule
that is now enabled. Will
be NO
if cls
does not conform to MBModule
.
Declared In
MBEnvironment.h
+ enabledModuleClasses
Returns an array containing the MBModule
classes that will be enabled for all
newly-created environments. Note when a given environment instance is loaded,
additional modules not included in this array may be enabled through the
manifest file.
+ (nonnull NSArray *)enabledModuleClasses
Return Value
The currently-enabled modules. Will always contain at least one
item, because MBDataEnvironmentModule
is always enabled.
Declared In
MBEnvironment.h
– enabledModuleClasses
Returns an array of Class
es representing the MBModule
s enabled in the
receiver.
- (nonnull NSArray *)enabledModuleClasses
Return Value
The modules enabled in the receiving environment. Will always
contain at least one item, because MBDataEnvironmentModule
is
always enabled. Additional modules may also be enabled through the
manifest file.
Declared In
MBEnvironment.h
Accessing environment loaders
– environmentLoaders
Returns an array of MBEnvironmentLoader
instances representing the
environment loaders consulted when the receiving environment is loaded.
- (nonnull NSArray *)environmentLoaders
Return Value
The environment loaders used by the receiver. Will never be nil
.
Declared In
MBEnvironment.h
– environmentLoaderOfClass:
Returns the first MBEnvironmentLoader
instance known to the receiver that
is an instance of the given class.
- (nullable MBEnvironmentLoader *)environmentLoaderOfClass:(nonnull Class)cls
Parameters
cls |
The class for which an implementing |
|---|
Return Value
The first MBEnvironmentLoader
representing an instance of cls
.
Will be nil
if no such environment loader was found.
Declared In
MBEnvironment.h


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DRY CLEANING
Reviewed by Harvey Karten, Ph.D. Strand Releasing Director: Anne Fontaine Writer: Anne Fontaine, Gilles Taurand Cast: Charles Berling, Miou-Miou, Stanislas Merhar, Mathilde Seigner, Nanou Meister, Noe Pflieger, Michel Bompoil, Christopher King, Gerard Blanc, Betty Petristy, Bobby Pacha, Corinne Nejman, Therese Genin, Joelle Gregorie, Pascal Allio
Someone once said that the division of people into heterosexuals and homosexuals is an artificial one. The reality, he concluded, is that people separate into two categories: those who love and those who cannot. If you're one of the lucky persons in the former group, you could feel attracted to either sex. The theory is a provocative one, running completely counter to "normal" thought throughout the world. Broad-minded people accept the reality and validity of homosexuality but few people honestly believe that we're all bisexual, pushed into making a choice by the influence of bourgeois thinking.
But the intriguing presumption gets a thorough workout in Anne Fontaine's "Dry Cleaning," known in French as "Nettoyage a Sec, a film which has already garnered major international prizes: one at Venice for its screenplay, the other, a Cesar, going to Stanislas Merhar as best new actor. Mr. Merhar fully deserves such consideration for a genuine achievement, and the screenplay effectively deviates from a theme that has been done to death: that of a drifter who comes to town, causes trouble for a seemingly stable couple, and then leaves (either on his own feet or in a box). The classic tale, Tay Garnett's 1946 "The Postman Always Rings Twice," featured electrifying appearances by John Garfield and Lana Turner, the former in the role of a layabout who comes upon a diner run by Cecil Kellaway and Ms. Turner and destroys their marriage. In the more recent work, Robert M. Young's 1996 "Caught," a homeless Irish drifter eludes police by hiding in a fish store. The owners, played by Edward James Olmos and his wife by Maria Conchita Alonso, take him in to work as an assistant. Nick (Arie Verbeen) accepts Joe (Olmos) as a father figure but becomes sexually attracted to Joe's wife.
"Dry Cleaning" is both more complex than these predecessors and less so, less because the plotting is simpler, involving fewer outsiders; more, because the archetypal drifter becomes even more attracted to the father figure than to the older man's wife. Along with the creators of "Postman" and "Caught," writer-director Fontaine realizes that such a triangular arrangement can lead to no good.
In Fontaine's film Jean-Marie Kunstler (Charles Berling) and his wife Nicole (Miou-Miou), run a successful dry cleaning store in a French provincial town not too far from Paris. Jean-Marie is a typical small-town bourgeois, the sort of person who would not likely be cast in a commercial American movie as an audience in the U.S. would refuse to believe such an banal fellow could captivate a younger, sexier guy. His very profession serves as metaphor for his character: Jean-Marie is obsessed with cleanliness, with removing stains and ironing out creases. This is not the sort of person who gives in to irrational impulses. While Nicole is not content--she is fed up with cleaning other people's grime and has not had a decent vacation in ages--she has settled into her conventional, middle-class life and feels comfortable with the people of the town. When one evening they come upon a night club featuring a brother-sister transvestite act-- each performer dressing as the other gender--they are stimulated as they had not been for years, invite the couple to a hotel as a foursome, and later induce the young man, Loic (Stanislas Merhar) to board with them in their home. Though Nicole gives in to her passion for the drifter, Jean- Marie is reluctant to throw him out, though unaware of his own unconscious desire for the handsome visitor.
"Dry Cleaning" is talky, as French movies are wont to be, but a powerful piece of debut acting by the pale but charismatic Stanislas Merhar draws us into the family troubles. We empathize with all parties rather than to condemn Nicole for her abandon or Loic for his seductions. The threesome seem doomed like characters in a Greek tragedy to rush headlong into a sexually-driven catastrophe. By successfully creating an original twist in the destructive- outsider motif, director Anne Fontaine turns out an engrossing melodrama.
Not Rated. Running Time: 97 minutes. (C) 1999 Harvey Karten
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Hammersley Sphere¶
Out:
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plt.show()
import numpy as np
from matplotlib import pyplot as plt
from mpl_toolkits.mplot3d import Axes3D
def return_point(m, n, p):
"""
m is the index number of the Hammersley point to calculate
n is the maximun number of points
p is the order of the Hammersley point, 1,2,3,4,... etc
l is the power of x to go out to and is hard coded to 10 in this example
:return type double
"""
if p == 1:
return m / float(n)
v = 0.0
for j in range(10, -1, -1):
num = m // p ** j
if num > 0:
m -= num * p ** j
v += num / (p ** (j + 1))
return (v)
if __name__ == "__main__":
npts = 500
h_1 = np.zeros(npts)
h_7 = np.zeros(npts)
for m in range(npts):
h_1[m] = return_point(m, npts, 1)
h_7[m] = return_point(m, npts, 7)
phirad = h_1 * 2.0 * np.pi
h7 = 2.0 * h_7 - 1.0 # map from [0,1] to [-1,1]
st = np.sqrt(1.0 - h7 * h7)
xxx = st * np.cos(phirad)
yyy = st * np.sin(phirad)
zzz = h7
fig = plt.figure()
ax = fig.gca(projection='3d')
ax.plot(xxx, yyy, zzz, '.')
ax.set_xticks([-1.0, -0.5, 0.0, 0.5, 1.0]);
ax.set_yticks([-1.0, -0.5, 0.0, 0.5, 1.0]);
ax.set_zticks([-1.0, -0.5, 0.0, 0.5, 1.0]);
ax.set_title("Ham Points, 1 and 7", fontsize=14)
plt.show()
Total running time of the script: ( 0 minutes 0.300 seconds)


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Voxomap
A C++11 voxel container.
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| ▼Nvoxomap | |
| ▼CAbstractSparseIDArray | |
| CSerializationData | |
| CArrayContainer | Voxel container used in leaves of the VoxelOctree. Based on a fixed size 3D array, useful for high density of voxels |
| CArraySuperContainer | Super container used in leaves of the VoxelOctree. Based on a fixed size 3D array, useful for high density of voxels |
| Ccontainer_iterator | |
| CNode | Basic node of Octree |
| COctree | Octree container |
| CSidedContainer | Wrap a voxel container to add side features |
| CSidedVoxel | Voxel with side informations Side is present if the corresponding neighbor voxel exist. For example: |
| CSparseContainer | Voxel container used in leaves of the VoxelOctree. Mix between a fixed size 3D array (like in ArrayContainer) and a dynamic array. Useful for little density of voxels |
| CSparseIDArray | |
| CSparseIDArray< std::unique_ptr< T >, T_Size, T_Container > | Specialize SparseIDArray class for unique_ptr |
| CSparseSuperContainer | Super container used in leaves of the VoxelOctree. Mix between a fixed size 3D array (like in ArraySuperContainer) and a dynamic array. Useful for little density of sub-containers |
| ▼Csupercontainer_iterator | |
| CPosition | |
| ▼CVoxelNode | Node optimized for voxel |
| CNeighborAreaCache | Use by the method findRelativeVoxel to improve performance |
| CVoxelOctree | Octree optimized for voxel |


Broken Bookshelf:
The locker contains a few old clippings.
In the midst of the odds and ends, you notice something glittering with a golden light!
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PTI govt not stopping Nawaz from going abroad: FM Qureshi
by Our CorrespondentMULTAN: Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi on Sunday said the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) government was not stopping former premier Nawaz Sharif from going abroad for medical treatment, Express News reported.
Speaking to reporters in Multan, the foreign minister said Nawaz should go abroad for his medical treatment since his condition was critical.
Praying for his speedy recovery, Qureshi hoped Nawaz would recover soon and return to Pakistan in a healthy condition.
He stressed that the PTI government was not creating any hurdles for the former premier and, rather, was providing him the best health care. “He [Nawaz] can go wherever he wants for his medical treatment.”
When asked about the Pakistan Peoples Party’s concerns over former president Asif Zardari’s health, Qureshi said the party and its chairman, Bilawal Bhutto Zardari, should provide medical proof to the government.
On the Indian Supreme Court’s decision on Babri Masjid, the foreign minister regretted that the verdict was given on the same day as the inauguration of the Kartarpur Corridor.
“There are many contradictions in the verdict – it is not just by any standard,” he told reporters. “A war is being waged in India against minorities. Internet has been suspended in Aligarh while the curfew in occupied Jammu and Kashmir nears 100 days.”
“This is not the India of Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi and Jawaharlal Nehru – the ideology of Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) has taken over.”
“Where India is violating human rights through its black laws, Pakistan is sending a message of peace by opening the Kartarpur Corridor.”


Before Change
h5Exts = [".ilp", ".h5", ".hdf5"]
n5Exts = [".n5"]
if os.path.splitext(datasetInfo.filePath)[1] in h5Exts + n5Exts:
if os.path.splitext(datasetInfo.filePath)[1] in n5Exts:
datasetNames = self.getPossibleN5InternalPaths( absPath )
else:
After Change
roi may be None, in which case it is ignored.
cwd = self.topLevelOperator.WorkingDirectory.value
data_path = filePath
absPath, relPath = getPathVariants(filePath, cwd)
// If the file is in a totally different tree from the cwd,
// then leave the path as absolute. Otherwise, override with the relative path.
if relPath is not None and len(os.path.commonprefix([cwd, absPath])) > 1:
data_path = relPath
h5Exts = [".ilp", ".h5", ".hdf5"]
n5Exts = [".n5"]
file_extension = os.path.splitext(data_path)[1]
if file_extension in h5Exts + n5Exts:
if file_extension in n5Exts:
datasetNames = self.getPossibleN5InternalPaths( absPath )
else:
datasetNames = self.getPossibleH5InternalPaths( absPath )
if len(datasetNames) == 0:
raise RuntimeError(f"{file_extension} file {data_path} has no image datasets")
if len(datasetNames) == 1:
data_path += str(datasetNames[0])
else:
// If exactly one of the file"s datasets matches a user"s previous choice, use it.


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WebCrawler is a simple Java based framework which scans websites concurrently and stores data into persistent storage
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TW2CN
TW2CN is a small too for converting Traditional Chinese HTML files into Simplified Chinese.
TW2CN --all
Convert every html files in the directory from Traditional Chinese into Simplified Chinese.
TW2CN --files file1 file2 file3 ...
Convert specific files from Traditional Chinese into Simplified Chinese.
TW2CN will search for Replacements.txt in the local directory. The format is, first one is Traditional Chinese, the second one is Simplified Chinese.
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The Eastern Front of World War II was a theatre of conflict between the European Axis powers and co-belligerent Finland against the Soviet Union (USSR), Poland and other Allies, which encompassed Central Europe, Eastern Europe, Northeast Europe (Baltics), and Southeast Europe (Balkans) from 22 June 1941 to 9 May 1945. It has been known as the Great Patriotic War (Russian: Великая Отечественная война,Velikaya Otechestvennaya Voyna) in the former Soviet Union and modern Russia, while in Germany it was called the Eastern Front (German: die Ostfront),[4] or the German-Soviet War by outside parties.[5] The battles on the Eastern Front of the Second World War constituted the largest military confrontation in history.[6] They were characterised by unprecedented ferocity, wholesale destruction, mass deportations, and immense loss of life due to combat, starvation, exposure, disease, and massacres. The Eastern Front, as the site of nearly all extermination camps, death marches, ghettos, and the majority of pogroms, was central to the Holocaust. Of the estimated 70–85 million deaths attributed to World War II, around 30 million occurred on the Eastern Front.[7] The Eastern Front was decisive in determining the outcome in the European theatre of operations in World War II, eventually serving as the main reason for the defeat of Nazi Germany.[8][9][10]
The two principal belligerent powers were Germany and the Soviet Union, along with their respective allies. Though never engaged in military action in the Eastern Front, the United States and the United Kingdom both provided substantial material aid in the form of the Lend-Lease to the Soviet Union. The joint German–Finnish operations across the northernmost Finnish–Soviet border and in the Murmansk region are considered part of the Eastern Front. In addition, the Soviet–Finnish Continuation War may also be considered the northern flank of the Eastern Front The main participants in the Axis were:
The German Reich
Italy
Legionnaires Bulgaria
Legionnaires Romania
The main participants in the Comintern (Communist International) were:


There are over 650 Google web fonts available for free. Problem is, pairing typefaces isn’t easy. And, many of the fonts in Google’s library don’t work well when applied to typical webpage (desktop) layouts. Using passages from the Project Gutenberg transcript of Æsop’s Fables, this collaborative, ongoing project helps provide typographic inspiration for using Google’s free web fonts.
View Google Web Fonts Typographic Project
Fork it on Github: https://github.com/femmebot/google-type


My favorite things
These are a few of my favorite things.
People
Here are some of my favorite people
- My brother Trevor
- My boyfriend: Tony
- My cat: Precious
- She meows a lot
- She's tan with stripes
Flavors of ice cream
These are my three favorites, in order:
- Mint chocolate chip
- Chocolate
- Rainbow sherbet
Thanks for reading about me!


Three of Minnesota's four executive branch offices don't have incumbents in 2018, making for an exciting election season. Results for those races are below, as well as judicial branch contests, all of which are nonpartisan. Most are uncontested.


abstract var attributes: A
Represents the current attributes of the entity in Khome Holds all state attributes that can not directly be mutated.


Neo4j's graph query language
Neo4j's Cypher language is purpose built for working with graph data.
Create a node
Let's use Cypher to generate a small social graph.
CREATE
clause to create data()
parenthesis to indicate a nodeee:Person
a variable 'ee' and label 'Person' for the new node{}
brackets to add properties to the nodeFinding nodes
Now find the node representing Emil:
MATCH
clause to specify a pattern of nodes and relationships(ee:Person)
a single node pattern with label 'Person' which will assign matches to the variable 'ee'WHERE
clause to constrain the resultsee.name = "Emil"
compares name property to the value "Emil"RETURN
clause used to request particular resultsNodes and relationships
CREATE
clauses can create many nodes and relationships at once.
Describe what to find in the graph
For instance, a pattern can be used to find Emil's friends:
MATCH
clause to describe the pattern from known Nodes to found Nodes(ee)
starts the pattern with a Person (qualified by WHERE)-[:KNOWS]-
matches "KNOWS" relationships (in either direction)(friends)
will be bound to Emil's friendsUsing patterns
Pattern matching can be used to make recommendations. Johan is learning to surf, so he may want to find a new friend who already does:
()
empty parenthesis to ignore these nodesDISTINCT
because more than one path will match the patternsurfer
will contain Allison, a friend of a friend who surfsStart your application using Cypher to create and query graph data. Use the REST API to monitor the database. In special cases, consider a plugin.


{{ define "content" }} {{ template "basicspotlight" . }} Order is placed! Redirecting you to my trusty companion, the Order Tracker ... or you can click here if nothing happens {{ end }} {{ define "scripts" }} {{ end }}
Redirecting you to my trusty companion, the Order Tracker ...
or you can click here if nothing happens


2. Software Defined Radio - Hardware
In Lab 1 we learned how to work around GNU Radio Companion (GRC) and simulate signals and instruments. We shall now step into the real world with real signals.
2.1. Introduction
A “simplified” diagram of the device which we shall be using is shown below:
Simplifying this further for a general SDR hardware including the energy conversions:
(EM Waves)))) >-(Antenna)–>(Amplifier)—>(Local Oscillators + Filters)–>(Analog to Digital Convertor)–>(networking control: usually USB)—>[Computer]
Radio Waves excite electrons in the antenna and induces a current. The frequencies the antenna is most sensitive to is determined by the geometry of the antenna’s design. The electric current is then initially amplified a bit. This amplifier is generally a “Low Noise Amplifier” because we want as little as possible in the antenna signal from the local electronics. Processing a signal at a fixed frequency gives a radio receiver improved performance so thus a local oscillator (LO) is used. It is an electronic oscillator used with a mixer to change the frequency of a signal. This frequency conversion process, also called heterodyning, produces the sum and difference frequencies from the frequency of the local oscillator and frequency of the input signal. The desired frequency is then filtered out and if required amplified again. The last step is the most crucial step where-in the signal is digitized to be sent to the computer to be manipulated by our gnuradio code!
2.2 Frequency Correction of the SDR Dongle
The hardware is well made, but a precision clock is quite expensive. The frequency the “tuner” tunes to may be slightly off from the actual frequency it is tuning to. We can correct for that in the software. For high-end SDR dongles this correction is virtually non existent but some low-end dongles have higher deviations!
We can transmit a signal using a known and reliable tone. Then we use our receiver set up with gqrx to see the signal. If the incoming signal is exactly at the expected frequency then the intenral clock is working well. If not we look at the input controls
tab in gqrx and change the freq. correction
value until the peak is at the correct output.
This value will be different for all dongles. It also changes with the temperature of the dongle. It is interesting to watch this change as the dongle warms up. Note your value for future purposes.
2.3. GNURadio FM
We used gqrx in section 1.2 to listen to FM now we shall code our own radio using GRC!
2.3.1 Signal Modulation
Modulation is a process of mixing a signal with a sinusoid to produce a new signal. Consider a signal represented by the function:
This sinusoid has 3 variables that can be altered ti change the function f(t). The first term, A, is called the magnitude, or amplitude of the sinusoid. The next term, is known as the frequency, and the last term, is known as the phase angle. We can encode our message in either of these three parameters.
The sinusoidal signal that is used in the modulation is known as the carrier signal, or simply “the carrier”. The signal that is used in modulating the carrier signal (or sinusoidal signal) is known as the “data signal” or the “message signal”.
In other words we can say that modulation is used because some data signals are not always suitable for direct transmission, but the modulated signal may be more suitable.
It follows from above we encode in the above three variables. Consequently, we have 3 basic types of analog modulation:
- Amplitude Modulation
- Frequency Modulation
- Phase Modulation
<IP_ADDRESS> Amplitude Modulation
For our discussion of amplitide modulation consider a carrier wave of frequency and amplitude given by:
Let represent the modulation waveform. For this example we shall take the modulation to be simply a sine wave of a frequency , a much lower frequency (such as an audio frequency) than :
where is the amplitude of the modulation. If then overmodulation occurs and reconstruction of message signal from the transmitted signal is more difficult. Amplitude modulation results when the carrier is multiplied by the positive quantity :
Using trigonometric identities, can be shown to be the sum of three sine waves:
Therefore, the modulated signal has three components: the carrier wave which is unchanged, and two pure sine waves (known as sidebands) with frequencies slightly above and below the carrier frequency .
Demodulation or extracting the message from the carrier involves simply filtering out the carrier signal. We can construct an AM radio receiver on GNU radio however our SDR dongle can only tune from ~20 MHz to ~1800 MHz.
<IP_ADDRESS> Frequency Modulation
As the name suggests the message signal is encoded in the frequency variable of the carrier signal as in . If the information to be transmitted (i.e., the data/message signal is and the sinusoidal carrier is , where is the carrier’s base frequency, and is the carrier’s amplitude, the modulator combines the carrier with the data/message signal to get the transmitted signal
where $$f_{\Delta} is the sensitivity of the frequency modulator which adjusts how much bandwidth is used for the signal.
2.3.2 Let’s Make our FM Radio
One way to demodulate the signal is to extract the message encoded in the frequency of the sinusoid outside the sinusoid. That can be achieved by “fast” differentiating the sine wave, treating the message as a constant. Consider the following:
For the FM signal
We observe that we converted the FM signal into the form which is an AM signal. We can easily demodulate this AM signal by filtering out the AM “carrier”. It follows the following flow:
| FM —-> | Differentiator | —-> | Envelope Detector | —-> Signal |
A similar operation can be achieved in GNU radio using the following flow:
| FM —> | Filter out the signal of interest | —> | Resample Signal | —> | Quadrature Demodulator | —> | Lowpass Filter | —> Audio Signal |
The quadrature demodulator uses a different technique than differentiating the signal since the incoming data is complex, but the end result is the same, where the output is proportional to the change in frequency of the input. (That gnuradio block actually has a good explanation of the math in the description. )
Hints:
Source: Since we are using a hardware source we have to use the appropriate block. Search for the osmocom Source
block. The Device arguments should be airspy=0
. NOTE: The Sample rate supported by this dongle is either 2.5 MHz or 10 MHz. We shall set our samp_freq
variable to 2500000
. The Ch0: Frequency (Hz)
is the frequency you want to tune to.
Low Pass Filter: This filters out all the frequencies apart from the one we want to tune our radio to. Note that I have another variable called channel_width
which is equal to 200e3
. It is to filter out at a data rate 200kHz.
Resampling Signal: Use the ‘Rational Resampler’ block. Resample the signal such that the frequency of the signal is a multiple of out output frequency. The output frequency ( ‘out_rate’) is the frequency at which the sound card accepts samples i.e. 48 kHz to play audio. The output frequency should still be near to the bandwhith of the message i.e. 200kHz. 192kHz ie ‘out_rate’ is the closest multiple of 48kHz to it. As noticed on the screen shot here is a new variable ‘decimation == int(samp_rate/(2*channel_width))’
Quadrature demodulation: This block extracts the time dependend frequency component of the signal which is the audio signal.Use the quad demod block and fill in ‘(out_rate/(2math.pichannel_width))’ in the gain field
Lowpass Filter: Use a lowpass filter with the cutoff frequency at 18 kHz ( because human audio perfecption has an upper limit close to it). Enter the decimation value to downsample the signal coming in from 192kHz to 48kHz the rate at which the sound card works.
Play audio from an audio sink
Lets capture some sweet tunes!
2.4. Fun SDR/GNU Radio things
- AM Radio! (see above)
- Narrow Band FM ( same are FM but a narrower filter passband)
- Listen to and get airplain ADS-B data To chekc it out on your own get this software: dump1090
- Listen to HAM radio chatter ( usually amplitude modulated )
- EMS and police and local services radio. local scanners and frequencies
- WeatherFAX. Get latest images of weather data from naval bases! http://www.rtl-sdr.com/receiving-weather-rtty-rtl-sdr/
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Get satellite data (Receive and decode live satellite images of earth): These satellite transmit that these frequencies: NOAA 15 – 137.6200 MHz NOAA 18 – 137.9125 MHz NOAA 19 – 137.1000 MHz
- If transmitted nearby get a newspaper over the radio!
- Decode high definition radio
- Build your own radio astronomy observatory! ( ok we are totally doing that!)


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British businesses make sustainable timber pledge - Blue and Green Tomorrow
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A coalition of leading British businesses, including Marks & Spencer, Boots and Penguin Random House, have pledged to use only 100% sustainable timber
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Taxes, fees: the worldwide battle between utilities and solar
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Floods, forest fires, expanding deserts: the future has arrived
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How can we stop the persecution of birds of prey?
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Global warming efforts should focus on CO2, not soot particles known as black carbon, says a Norwegian team.
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U.S. carbon emissions tick higher; Obama tells U.N.: ‘We have to do more’
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问题描述 :
Unfortunately, as it used to happen in royal families, the son was a little retarded. After many years of study he was able just to add integer numbers and to compare whether the result is greater or less than a given integer number. In addition, the numbers had to be written in a sequence and he was able to sum just continuous subsequences of the sequence.
The old king was very unhappy of his son. But he was ready to make everything to enable his son to govern the kingdom after his death. With regards to his son’s skills he decided that every problem the king had to decide about had to be presented in a form of a finite sequence of integer numbers and the decision about it would be done by stating an integer constraint (i.e. an upper or lower limit) for the sum of that sequence. In this way there was at least some hope that his son would be able to make some decisions.
After the old king died, the young king began to reign. But very soon, a lot of people became very unsatisfied with his decisions and decided to dethrone him. They tried to do it by proving that his decisions were wrong.
Therefore some conspirators presented to the young king a set of problems that he had to decide about. The set of problems was in the form of subsequences Si = {aSi, aSi+1, …, aSi+ni} of a sequence S = {a1, a2, …, an}. The king thought a minute and then decided, i.e. he set for the sum aSi + aSi+1 + … + aSi+ni of each subsequence Si an integer constraint ki (i.e. aSi + aSi+1 + … + aSi+ni < ki or aSi + aSi+1 + … + aSi+ni > ki resp.) and declared these constraints as his decisions.
After a while he realized that some of his decisions were wrong. He could not revoke the declared constraints but trying to save himself he decided to fake the sequence that he was given. He ordered to his advisors to find such a sequence S that would satisfy the constraints he set. Help the advisors of the king and write a program that decides whether such a sequence exists or not.
输入:
输出:
样例输入:
4 2 1 2 gt 0 2 2 lt 2 1 2 1 0 gt 0 1 0 lt 0 0
样例输出:
lamentable kingdom successful conspiracy
/* Orz : http://www.cnblogs.com/lee41sum/archive/2010/05/01/1725769.html 这图如果是不连通的，SPFA是会出问题的，所以可以增加一个V0的虚拟节点。 注意，题目中是>和<，要转换成>=和《=才能应用差分约束，由于是整数，是很好转换的。 得到差分约束方程：s[si+ni]-s[si-1]>=cost+1 s[si+ni]-s[si-1]<=cost-1 在做SPFA时，如果存在负环则return false，表明不能满足所有的约束方程，如果不出现负权环 则可以找到这样的序列。 */ #include <iostream> #include <cstdio> #include <queue> #include <cstring> using namespace std; const int N = 1005; const int INF = 0x7f7f7f7f; int dis[N]; bool hash[N]; int visit[N]; bool hh[N]; struct node { int x; int dis; struct node *next; node () { next = NULL; } }; node *map[N], vex[N]; inline void Init() { //map = new node[N]; for(int i = 0; i < N; i++) { //map[i] = &vex[i]; map[i] = new node; //map[i]->next = NULL; } } inline void creat(int x, int y, int dis) { node *p; p = new node; p->x = y; p->dis = dis; p->next = map[x]->next; map[x]->next = p; } struct In { int x; int dis; }; bool SPAF(int st, int v) { queue<In> Q; memset(dis, 0x7f, sizeof(dis)); memset(hash, false ,sizeof(hash)); memset(visit, 0, sizeof(visit)); In P, M; //prev, next M.x = st; M.dis = 0; hash[st] = true;//标记进入队列的点为true dis[st] = 0; visit[st]++; Q.push(M); while(!Q.empty()) { P = Q.front(); Q.pop(); hash[P.x] = false;//表示改点不在对列中 //map[P.x] = &vex[P.x]; node *r; r = map[P.x]->next; for(; r != NULL; r = r->next) { if( dis[P.x] + r->dis < dis[r->x] ) { dis[r->x] = dis[P.x] + r->dis; M.dis = dis[r->x]; M.x = r->x; if(!hash[r->x])//不在队列中的点当松弛过了就标记true { hash[r->x] = true; visit[r->x]++; if(visit[r->x] > v) return false; Q.push(M); } } } if(dis[st] < 0) return false; } return true; } struct Node { int x; int dis; friend bool operator < (Node a, Node b) { return a.dis > b.dis; } }; /* void BFS(int st, int n) { priority_queue<Node> Q; Node P, M; memset(hash, false, sizeof(hash)); memset(dis, 0x7f, sizeof(dis)); map[st] = &vex[st]; node *p; p = map[st]->next; for(; p != NULL; p = p->next) { M.dis = p->dis; M.x = p->x; dis[p->x] = p->dis; Q.push(M); } hash[st] = true; while(!Q.empty()) { P = Q.top(); Q.pop(); hash[P.x] = true; map[P.x] = &vex[P.x]; p = map[P.x]->next; for(; p != NULL; p = p->next) { if(!hash[p->x] && P.dis + p->dis < dis[p->x]) { dis[p->x] = P.dis + p->dis; M.dis = dis[p->x]; M.x = p->x; Q.push(M); } } } } */ int main() { int n, m; while(scanf("%d", &n) != EOF && n) { scanf("%d", &m); int si, ni, ki; char oi[20]; int v = 0; Init(); memset(hh, false, sizeof(hh)); while(m--) { scanf("%d %d %s %d", &si, &ni, oi, &ki); if(oi[0] == 'g') { /* Evde[v].st = si + ni; Evde[v].en = si - 1 ; Evde[v].dis = -ki - 1; v++; */ //if() hh[si + ni] = true; hh[si - 1] = true; creat(si + ni + 1, si, -ki - 1); } else { /* Evde[v].st = si - 1; Evde[v].en = ni + si; Evde[v].dis = ki - 1; */ hh[si + ni] = true; hh[si - 1] = true; creat(si , si + ni + 1, ki - 1); } } for(int i = 1 ; i <= n; i++) creat(0, i, 0); if(SPAF(0, n + 1)) printf("lamentable kingdom/n"); else printf("successful conspiracy/n"); } }
解题报告转自：http://blog.csdn.net/huixisheng/article/details/5732613
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这道题这里的解法最坏情况似乎应该是指数的。回溯的时候
O(n) = O(n-1) + O(n-2) + ….
O(n-1) = O(n-2) + O(n-3)+ …
O(n) – O(n-1) = O(n-1)
O(n) = 2O(n-1)
楼主你能把scanf( "%d%*" ,&T );中%*的用法详细说明吗
不太懂呀，乡亲们。原理知道代码不会
第一种方法怎么会是O(log(m+n))呢？没有二分的话直接遍历应该就是O(m+n)吧？
这个系列很不错
程序输出是对的，呈三角型。原程序是按C++写的，已经改成了C的
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较好的写法是 start+(end-start)/2
可以用公式。主要为了说明动态规划，如果要打表的话，这种方法也是较简单和高效的
不是有公式吗？何不直接计算