The Department of Technology Promotion and Coordination
University of Computer Studies
Second Year (B.C.Sc/B.C.Teach)
Final Examination
Advanced Data Structures (CST-203)
September, 2017
Zone III
- Choose the correct answers of the following questions.(15 marks)
- The selection sort is faster than the bubble sort because the selection sort has __________.
(A)few swap times (B)more swap times (C)copying instead of swapping (D)no swap time
- The middle index finding formula of the binary search algorithm is __________.
(A)lowerBound/upperBound (B)upperBound/lowerBound (C)(upperBound-lowerBound)/2 (D)(lowerBound+upperBound)/2
- In the insertion sort, after an item is inserted in thee partially sorted group, it will __________.
(A)never be moved again (B)never be shifted to the left (C)often be boved out of this group (D)find that its group is steadily shrinking
- Open addressing refers to __________.
(A)Keeping many of the cells in the array unoccupied
(B)Keeping an open mind about which address to use.
(C)Probing at cell x+1, X+2, and so on until an empty cell is found.
(D)Looking for another location in the array when the one you want is occupied.
- The last node in a heap is _______.
(A)Always a left child (B)Always a right child (C)Always on the bottom row
(D)Never less than it sibling
- Which of these data types is used by operating system to manage the Recursion in Java?
(A)Array (B)Stack (C)Queue (D)Tree
- If there are N items, bubble sort markes exactly _________ comparisons.
(A)N2/2 (B)N2 (C)N*(N-1)/2 (D)N*N
- Maximum number of leaf nodes in full binary tree with height h=3 is________.
(A)7 (B)8 (C)9 (D)4
- Suppose a node A has a successor node S. Then S must have a key that is ________ A.
(A)smaller than (B)equal to (C)none (D)larger than
- The best technique when the amount of data is not well known is_________.
(A)linear probling (B)quadratic probing (C)double hashing (D)separate chaining
- Which of the following has search efficiency of O(1)?
(A)Tree (B)Heap (C)Hash Table (D)Linked-List
- Finding the location of the element with a given value is:
(A)Traversal (B)Search (C)Sort (D)None of above
- A graph is a collection of node called _________ and line segment called arcs, or_________ that connect pair of node.
(A)Vertices, paths (B)Vertices, edges (C)Graph node, edges (D)Edges, vertices
- A directed graph is one in which ___________.br>
(A)you must follow the minimum spanning tree.
(B)you must go from vertex A to vertex B to vertex C and so on.
(C)you can go in only one direction from one given vertex to another
(D)you cna go in only one direction on any given path.
- In a graph if e=[u,v], then u and v are called _________.
(A)endpoints of e (B)adjacent nodes (C)neighbors (D)all of above
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- Write an algorithm that sorts the given data when it is inserted.(5 marks)
- Sort the int array A[] = {13, 3, 16, 30, 8, 28, 4, 10, 20, 16} in descending order by using selection sort algorithm. Trace the intermediate values of A at each iteration step.(7 Marks)
- How many comparisons and copies are required for the insertion sort algorithm when given numbers of input data 'N'? Which sorting method is the best in which insertion sort, bubble sort and selection sort?Why? (5 marks)
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- Write the recursive factorial method of finding the factorial number n. How many recursive calls are made when the given input number n is 10?(5 marks)
- State the various stage processes for sorting of an integer array, int[] A= {179, 308, 206, 984, 859, 102, 55, 9, 271, 33, 70, 50} according to the recMergeSort algorithm.(8 marks)
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- What is true? Why do you want to use a tree?(2 Marks)
- Write an slgorithm which find a maximum value in a binary search tree?(5 marks)
- Draw the binary search tree whose elements are inseted in the following order 50, 72, 96, 94, 107, 26, 12, 11, 9, 2, 10, 25, 51, 16, 17, 95. Abd then (i) find the node 10. (ii)insert a new node 30. (iii) state the internal memory representation using array based representation.(10 Marks)
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- Write an algorithm to find an item from the array by using Double Hashing.(5 marks)
- Given array A[]={18, 41, 22, 44, 59, 32, 31, 73} and hash function h(k) = k mod 13. Covert the array A[] into a hash table
- by using linear probing method. In which indices do collisions occur?
- by using double hashing method in which h(k) = 7-(k mod 7) is used as second hash function or step size function.(8 Marks)
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- Why heap are used to implement priority queue?(2 Marks)
- Sort the list A="26,5,77, 1, 61, 11, 59, 15, 48, 19} by sing Heap sort. Trace the value of A at the end of each phase. What is the efficiency of Heap sort?(11 Marks)
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- Discuss the differences between tree and graph?(2 Marks)
- Use the following description of an undirected graph.(10 Marks)
StateGraph = (V, E)
V(StateGraph) = {Yangon, Pathein, Taungoo, NayPyiTaw, Mandalay, Pyay, PhinOoLwin, Bogo, Thaton}
E(StateGraph)= {(Yangon, athein), (Taungoo, Yangon), (NayPyiTaw, Taungoo), (NayPyiTay, Mandalay), (Yangon, Pyay), (Mandaly, PyinOoLwin), (Yangon, Mandalay), (Taungoo, Bago), (Bago, Yangon), (Tangoo, Thaton), (Taungoo, Payay), (Yangon, NayPyiTaw)}
- Draw a picture of StateGraph.
- Describe the StateGraph implemented as an adjancency matrix and store the vertex values in alphabetical order.
- Show the DFS tree for the StateGraph, starting at Vertex Yangon. Show the memory contents in the various stages of this process.


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TokenLine Struct
Definition at line
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Token.hpp
Constructors
TokenLine
()
Member Functions
int
TokenIndex
(
int
columnNumber)
const
Member Variables
int
endState
int
startState
std::vector<
Token
>
tokens
Constructor Details
TokenLine Constructor
soulng::lexer::TokenLine::TokenLine()
Definition at line
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Token.hpp
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endState
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{
}
Member Function Details
TokenIndex Member Function
int
soulng::lexer::TokenLine::TokenIndex(
int
columnNumber)
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Story: What Xaa-ttin used to sing (the broken string)
What Xaa-ttin used to sing (the broken string)
Title
What Xaa-ttin used to sing (the broken string)
Collection
Summary
The sorcerer !nuin|kúïten. In the Katkop dialect, by Díä!kwãin (L V.-15. 5079-5101, 5104-5109). A song that Dia!kwain's father Xaa-ttin used to sing: when he used to sleep he would hear a person calling him (the sorcerer !nuin-|kui-ten).
Comments
1) p.5103v: the string that broke was the thong or string Xaa-ttin heard when !nuin |kuiten invoked the rain-bull, 2) See also The broken string and !huin-|kui-ten (who was a sorcerer or magician), 3) This story is found in Book V-15
Contributors
Date
28 July 1875 (started)
Categories
History (personal), Custom and daily life, Relations with others
Keywords
Xaa-ttin (his personal history) , Xaa-ttin (and the dead sorcerer !nuin-|kui-ten) , Xaa-ttin (his song) , Xaa-ttin (what he used to sing) , Xaa-ttin (and the broken string) , sorcerer (rainmaker) , sorcerer (his work) , sorcerer (called !nuin-|kui-ten) , sorcerer (and what Xaa-ttin used to sing) , sorcerer (and the broken string) , sorcerer (and the rain-bull) , song (that Xaa-ttin used to sing) , song (about the broken string) , song (about the dead sorcerer !nuin-|kui-ten) , broken string (has gone away) , broken string (has left Xaa-ttin's place) , broken string (the vibration of) , broken string (the sound of) , broken string (or thong) , broken string (and the rain-bull) , broken string (and what Xaa-ttin used to sing) , !nuin-|kui-ten (the rainmaker or rain-sorcerer) , !nuin-|kui-ten (and what Xaa-ttin used to sing) , !nuin-|kui-ten (calls Xaa-ttin in his sleep) , !nuin-|kui-ten (causes illness) , !nuin-|kui-ten (leads out the rain-bull) , !nuin-|kui-ten (and Xaa-ttin's song about the broken string) , rain-bull (and what Xaa-ttin used to sing) , rain-bull (and the broken string) , personal history (Xaa-ttin's song about the dead sorcerer !nuin-|kui-ten and the broken string) , personal history (of Dia!kwain's father Xaa-ttin) , work (the sorcerer !nuin-|kui-ten's) , work (and what Xaa-ttin used to sing) , work (and the broken string) , work (done by sorcerers or rainmakers) , work (with the rain-bull) , work (rainmaking) , rainmaking (and what Xaa-ttin used to sing) , rainmaking (and the broken string) , rainmaking (and the dead sorcerer !nuin-|kui-ten) , string (the broken) , string (has gone away) , string (has left Xaa-ttin's place) , string (the vibration of) , string (the sound of) , string (or thong) , string (and the rain-bull) , string (and what Xaa-ttin used to sing) , string (and the dead sorcerer !nuin-|kui-ten) , illness (caused by the dead sorcerer !nuin-|kui-ten) , illness (and what Xaa-ttin used to sing) , thong (for leading the rain-bull) , thong (and what Xaa-ttin used to sing) , thong (the broken string) , thong (and the dead sorcerer !nuin-|kui-ten) , place (broken string has left Xaa-ttin's) , place (and what Xaa-ttin used to sing) , rainmaker (the dead sorcerer !nuin-|kui-ten) , rainmaker (and what Xaa-ttin used to sing) , rainmaker (and the broken string) , rainmaker (leads the rain-bull) , sleep (Xaa-ttin hears the dead sorcerer !nuin-|kui-ten calling him in his) , sleep (and what Xaa-ttin used to sing) , sleep (and the broken string)
Story Pages
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The train drops us off at a non-descript station. It is just a bench with a sign above it reading “Appalachian Trail.” We cross the tracks, enter the trailhead, and leave it all behind. It is about an hour later that we come to a large clearing of farmland beside the trail and set down to lunch. It is a perfect autumn day. The sun beats down on us, tempered by cooling breezes. The sandwiches and trail mix are tasty. For dessert, I eat 18mg of 2C-B.
Twenty minutes later we have come to a thick forest path, and the climb is uphill. We stop for a breather, and every exhalation brings mounting waves of sensation. Perhaps it is the power of suggestion, but one of my companions mentions a swelling in her solar plexus and the rest of us agree we feel it. If I relax my eyes, vague lattices scroll by. We power on up the hill. Euphoria builds. A toad that looks like the patch of dead leaves in which it sits lets me get close enough to touch it. The girls hang from a tree that is our totem. We keep climbing.
Three and a half miles into our hike, we come to a rock promontory overlooking a vast expanse of farmland. A sleepy hamlet sits down below. Grain solos and red farmhouses dot the landscape. America stirs in my chest. We spread blankets and settle into the trip. 2c-b is a beautiful drug.  Life is busy right now, and I am working on myself in many different ways. I realize I know exactly what would have happened if I had eaten mushrooms – some foreign, invasive intelligence would crowd my consciousness, telling me I should do this and do that. All things I know I should do, that I am trying to do. The last thing I need is to be taken for an existential ride.
And yet, I am tripping. Boundary dissolution, plasticity of ideas, I am working through concepts. It is easy. I feel a perfect euphoria in that it does not overwhelm me at all. Rather than lay heavy on me, it lilts and lifts me. I come back to our temporary camp and love my friends. We are free and easy. We have ideals and we share them. This is how I want to spend my time.
Laying on my back, I melt into the hillside. Rebecca places a lavender-scented eye pillow across my face and I am transported deep inside myself. Faint patterns crawl across the insides of my eyelids. With every breath, I find I can relax deeper and deeper into the hill, into myself, into the trip. Alexander Shulgin, thank you. I don’t relax enough. It must be possible to achieve this state of relaxation in the hustle and the bustle of New York City, without the drug. But this taste is valuable. I am filled with gratitude.
Some time later, we pack our things to leave. Together, we walk to the farthest protrusion of rock, looking out over the pastoral landscape beneath us.  Nicole and Frank join in the fray and our screaming builds to a singular crescendo, some great cathartic release. Our scream ends and we look at one another. I assume their bodies are all vibrating with the same intensity as my own. The screams ride back to us on echoes from the valley down below. Sweet catharsis. A day out of time.
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Creating Actions
Introduction
Plugins can add actions to existing IDE menus and toolbars, as well as add new menus and toolbars. The IntelliJ Platform calls the actions of plugins in response to user interactions with the IDE. However, the actions of a plugin must first be defined and registered with the IntelliJ Platform.
Using the SDK code sample action_basics
, this tutorial illustrates the steps to create an action for a plugin.
- Introduction
- Creating a Custom Action
- Registering a Custom Action
- Testing the Minimal Custom Action Implementation
- Developing the AnAction Methods
- Testing the Custom Action
Creating a Custom Action
Custom actions extend the abstract class AnAction
.
Classes that extend it should override AnAction.update()
, and must override AnAction.actionPerformed()
.
- The
update()
method implements the code that enables or disables an action. - The
actionPerformed()
method implements the code that executes when an action is invoked by the user.
As an example, PopupDialogAction
overrides AnAction
for the action_basics
code sample.
public class PopupDialogAction extends AnAction {
@Override
public void update(AnActionEvent e) {
// Using the event, evaluate the context, and enable or disable the action.
}
@Override
public void actionPerformed(@NotNull AnActionEvent e) {
// Using the event, implement an action. For example, create and show a dialog.
}
}
At this stage, update()
implicitly defaults always to enable this action.
The implementation of actionPerformed()
does nothing.
These methods fully implemented in Developing the AnAction Methods below.
Before fleshing out those methods, to complete this minimal implementation, PopupDialogAction
must be registered with the IntelliJ Platform.
Registering a Custom Action
Actions are registered by declaring them in code or by declaring them in the <actions>
section of a plugin configuration (plugin.xml
) file.
This section describes using IDE tooling - the New Action Form - to add a declaration to the plugin.xml
file, and then tuning registration attributes manually.
A more comprehensive explanation of action registration is available in the Action Registration section of this guide.
Registering an Action with the New Action Form
IntelliJ IDEA has an embedded inspection that spots unregistered actions.
Verify the inspection is enabled at Settings/Preferences | Editor | Inspections | Plugin DevKit | Code | Component/Action not registered.
Here is an example for this stage of the PopupDialogAction
class:
To register PopupDialogAction
and set up its basic attributes press Alt + Shift + Enter.
Fill out the New Action form to set up the parameters for PopupDialogAction
:
The fields of the form are:
- Action ID - Every action must have a unique ID. If the action class is used in only one place in the IDE UI, then the class FQN is a good default for the ID. Using the action class in multiple places requires mangling the ID, such as adding a suffix to the FQN, for each ID.
- Class Name - The FQN implementation class for the action. If the same action is used in multiple places in the IDE UI, the implementation FQN can be reused with a different Action ID.
- Name - The text to appear in the menu.
- Description - Hint text to be displayed.
- Add to Group - The action group - menu or toolbar - to which the action is added. Clicking in the list of groups and typing invokes a search, such as “ToolsMenu.”
- Anchor - Where the menu action should be placed in the Tools menu relative to the other actions in that menu.
In this case, PopupDialogAction
would be available in the Tools menu, it would be placed at the top, and would have no shortcuts.
After finishing the New Action form and applying the changes, the <actions>
section of the plugin’s plugins.xml
file
would contain:
<actions>
<action id="org.intellij.sdk.action.PopupDialogAction" class="org.intellij.sdk.action.PopupDialogAction"
text="Pop Dialog Action" description="SDK action example">
<add-to-group group-id="ToolsMenu" anchor="first"/>
</action>
</actions>
The <action>
element declares the Action ID (id
,) Class Name (class
,) Name (text
,) and Description from the New Action form.
The <add-to-group>
element declares where the action will appear and mirrors the names of entries from the form.
This declaration is adequate, but adding more attributes is discussed in the next section.
Setting Registration Attributes Manually
An action declaration can be added manually to the plugin.xml
file.
An exhaustive list of declaration elements and attributes is presented in Registering Actions in plugin.xml.
Attributes are added by selecting them from the New Action form, or by editing the registration declaration directly in the plugin.xml file.
The <action>
declaration for PopupDialogAction
in the action_basics
plugin.xml file.
It also contains an attribute for an Icon
and encloses elements declaring text overrides, keyboard and mouse shortcuts, and to which menu group the action should be added.
The full declaration is:
<action id="org.intellij.sdk.action.PopupDialogAction" class="org.intellij.sdk.action.PopupDialogAction"
text="Action Basics Plugin: Pop Dialog Action" description="SDK action example" icon="SdkIcons.Sdk_default_icon">
<override-text place="MainMenu" text="Pop Dialog Action"/>
<keyboard-shortcut first-keystroke="control alt A" second-keystroke="C" keymap="$default"/>
<mouse-shortcut keystroke="control button3 doubleClick" keymap="$default"/>
<add-to-group group-id="ToolsMenu" anchor="first"/>
</action>
Using Override-Text for an Action
By using the override-text
element introduced in 2020.1 of the IntelliJ Platform, the action text can be different depending on the context of where the action appears: menu, toolbar, etc.
The example above uses this element to ensure the shorter text “Pop Dialog Action” is shown anywhere the action appears in the Main Menu structure.
Otherwise, the default, more explanatory text “Action Basics Plugin: Pop Dialog Action” is shown.
For more information, see Setting the Override-Text Element for an Action
Testing the Minimal Custom Action Implementation
After performing the steps described above, compile and run the plugin to see the newly created action available as a Tools Menu item, which is within the context of the Main Menu:
To see the alternate, more verbose text declared by the override-text
element, use Help | Find Action… and search for “Pop Dialog Action”.
The search shows the verbose menu text in a context outside of the Main Menu:
Selecting the action from the menu, keyboard/mouse shortcuts, or Find Action won’t do anything at this point because the implementations are empty. However, it confirms the new entry appears at Tools | Pop Dialog Action and Help | Find Action….
Developing the AnAction Methods
At this point, the new action PopupDialogAction
is registered with the IntelliJ Platform and functions in the sense that update()
and actionPerformed()
are called in response to user interaction with the IDE Tools menu.
However, neither method implements any code to perform useful work.
This section describes adding useful code to these methods.
The update()
method defaults to always enable the action, which is satisfactory for intermediate testing.
So actionPerformed()
will be developed first.
Extending the actionPerformed Method
Adding code to the PopupDialogAction.actionPerformed()
method makes the action do something useful.
The code below gets information from the anActionEvent
input parameter and constructs a message dialog.
A generic icon, and the dlgMsg
and dlgTitle
attributes from the invoking menu action are displayed.
However, code in this method could manipulate a project, invoke an inspection, change the contents of a file, etc.
For demonstration purposes the AnActionEvent.getData()
method tests if a Navigatable
object is available.
If so, information about the selected element is added to the dialog.
See Determining the Action Context for more information about accessing information from the AnActionEvent
input parameter.
@Override
public void actionPerformed(@NotNull AnActionEvent event) {
// Using the event, create and show a dialog
Project currentProject = event.getProject();
StringBuffer dlgMsg = new StringBuffer(event.getPresentation().getText() + " Selected!");
String dlgTitle = event.getPresentation().getDescription();
// If an element is selected in the editor, add info about it.
Navigatable nav = event.getData(CommonDataKeys.NAVIGATABLE);
if (nav != null) {
dlgMsg.append(String.format("\nSelected Element: %s", nav.toString()));
}
Messages.showMessageDialog(currentProject, dlgMsg.toString(), dlgTitle, Messages.getInformationIcon());
}
Extending the update Method
Adding code to PopupDialogAction.update()
gives finer control of the action’s visibility and availability.
The action’s state and(or) presentation can be dynamically changed depending on the context.
In this example, the update()
method relies on a Project
object being available.
This requirement means the user must have at least one project open in the IDE for the PopupDialogAction
to be available.
So the update()
method disables the action for contexts where a Project
object isn’t defined.
The availability (enabled and visible) is set on the Presentation
object.
Setting both the enabled state and visibility produces consistent behavior despite possible host menu settings, as discussed in Grouping Actions.
@Override
public void update(AnActionEvent e) {
// Set the availability based on whether a project is open
Project project = e.getProject();
e.getPresentation().setEnabledAndVisible(project != null);
}
The update()
method does not check to see if a Navigatable
object is available before enabling PopupDialogAction
.
This check is unnecessary because using the Navigatable
object is opportunistic in actionPerformed()
.
See Determining the Action Context for more information about accessing information from the AnActionEvent
input parameter.
Other Method Overrides
A constructor is overridden in PopupDialogAction
, but this is an artifact of reusing this class for a dynamically created menu action.
Otherwise, overriding constructors for AnAction
is not required.
Testing the Custom Action
After compiling and running the plugin project and invoking the action, the dialog will pop up:


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'ABSOLUTELY DEVASTATING'
Scots couple with newborn baby ‘lose everything’ in tragic house fire weeks before Christmas
by Alice WalkerA FAMILY with a newborn baby have "lost everything" in a tragic house fire just weeks before Christmas
Sophie Duffy, partner Daniel Taylor and baby daughter Ruby have been left with nothing after a blaze ripped through their Whitburn home last night.
A fundraising page was set up by sister-in-law Kelly Taylor who told how she was hoping to help the West Lothian couple replace what they had lost.
In a touching statement, she wrote: "My Brother in Law Daniel, his partner Sophie & my baby Niece Ruby lost their home and all their belongings after their home went on fire on Saturday 23rd November.
"They have literally lost everything. They have no clothes, no baby stuff or anything left at all.
"I am fundraising to support them to rebuild and replace all their belongings.
"We would appreciate any donations that you can spare to help. Thank you."
Since being shared the page has already managed to exceed it's target of £1,000 - raising over £2,200 for the family ahead of Christmas.
And today, the family thanked punters for their support.
Kelly wrote: "We would like to thank everyone who has made a donation or turned up to offer clothes, furniture & other things.
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"Thank you everyone for your true generosity."
People had flocked to the page after it was created this morning - with donations still rolling in for the couple.
One person said: "So sad that this Family lost their home.. As we have a Baby Girl ourself I know how expensive things can be. So close to Christmas too. I wish this Family all the best and hope they can still enjoy Christmas with their beautiful Baby."
While another added: "Terrible thing to happen, especially at this time of the year. Glad you’re all safe, hope your back on your feet soon."
And one supporter wrote: "We went through the exact same in March. It is absolutely devastating but the main thing is you are all safe and I promise you will get through it."
You can donate to the family's cause here.
We previously reported how the family of Scots chef Jonathon Donaldson had launched a fundraiser in his honour.
Thoughtful cousin Becca Graham, 16, has organised the GoFundMe page in a bid to raise much needed funds to support the family with funeral costs.


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Morocco is a fork of Docco, written in Literate CoffeeScript. It produces an HTML document that displays your comments intermingled with your code. All prose is passed through Markdown, and code is passed through Highlight.js syntax highlighting.
Install Morocco with npm: sudo npm install -g morocco
Run it against your code: morocco src/*.coffee
There is no “Step 3”. This will generate an HTML page for each of the named
source files, with a menu linking to the other pages, saving the whole mess
into a docs
folder (configurable).
The Morocco source is available on GitHub, and is released under the MIT license.
Morocco is basically Docco plus some special logic to handle the @examples
tag
in comments. These are parsed to generate specs that may accompany the generated
documentation.
Generate the documentation for our configured source file by copying over static assets, reading all the source files in, splitting them up into prose+code sections, highlighting each file in the appropriate language, and printing them out in an HTML template.
document = (options = {}, callback) ->
config = configure options
config.onNewSection = (section) ->
examples = null
docLines = section.docsText.split('\n')
for line, i in docLines
if line.match(/^\s*@examples/)
examples = docLines.splice(i)
examples.shift()
break
if examples?
section.docsText = docLines.join('\n')
section.examples = for example in examples when example.indexOf('// =>') != -1
[input, output] = example.split('// =>', 2)
[input, output] = [trim(input), trim(output)]
{input, output}
fs.mkdirs config.output, ->
callback or= (error) -> throw error if error
copyAsset = (file, callback) ->
fs.copy file, path.join(config.output, path.basename(file)), callback
complete = ->
copyAsset config.css, (error) ->
if error then callback error
else if fs.existsSync config.public then copyAsset config.public, callback
else callback()
files = config.sources.slice()
nextFile = ->
source = files.shift()
fs.readFile source, (error, buffer) ->
return callback error if error
code = buffer.toString()
sections = parse source, code, config
format source, sections, config
write source, sections, config
if files.length then nextFile() else complete()
nextFile()
Just a little helper to trim leading and trailing whitespace from a string.
trim = (str) ->
str.replace(/^\s+/, '').replace(/\s+$/, '')
Given a string of source code, parse out each block of prose and the code that
follows it — by detecting which is which, line by line — and then create an
individual section for it. Each section is an object with docsText
and
codeText
properties, and eventually docsHtml
and codeHtml
as well.
parse = (source, code, config = {}) ->
lines = code.split '\n'
sections = []
lang = getLanguage source, config
hasCode = docsText = codeText = ''
Provide a way for calling code to access (and, if desired, modify) sections as they are encountered.
handleNewSection = config.onNewSection || (section) ->
save = ->
section = {docsText, codeText}
Call any custom hooks that want to fiddle with the section before saving it.
handleNewSection(section)
sections.push section
hasCode = docsText = codeText = ''
Our quick-and-dirty implementation of the literate programming style. Simply invert the prose and code relationship on a per-line basis, and then continue as normal below.
if lang.literate
isText = maybeCode = yes
for line, i in lines
lines[i] = if maybeCode and match = /^([ ]{4}|[ ]{0,3}\t)/.exec line
isText = no
line[match[0].length..]
else if maybeCode = /^\s*$/.test line
if isText then lang.symbol else ''
else
isText = yes
lang.symbol + ' ' + line
for line in lines
if line.match(lang.commentMatcher) and not line.match(lang.commentFilter)
save() if hasCode
docsText += (line = line.replace(lang.commentMatcher, '')) + '\n'
save() if /^(---+|===+)$/.test line
else
hasCode = yes
codeText += line + '\n'
save()
sections
To format and highlight the now-parsed sections of code, we use Highlight.js over stdio, and run the text of their corresponding comments through Markdown, using Marked.
format = (source, sections, config) ->
language = getLanguage source, config
Tell Marked how to highlight code blocks within comments, treating that code as either the language specified in the code block or the language of the file if not specified.
marked.setOptions {
highlight: (code, lang) ->
lang or= language.name
if highlightjs.LANGUAGES[lang]
highlightjs.highlight(lang, code).value
else
console.warn "morocco: couldn't highlight code block with unknown language '#{lang}' in #{source}"
code
}
for section, i in sections
code = highlightjs.highlight(language.name, section.codeText).value
code = code.replace(/\s+$/, '')
section.codeHtml = "

#{code}

"
section.docsHtml = marked(section.docsText)
Once all of the code has finished highlighting, we can write the resulting documentation file by passing the completed HTML sections into the template, and rendering it to the specified output path.
write = (source, sections, config) ->
destination = (file) ->
path.join(config.output, path.basename(file, path.extname(file)) + '.html')
The title of the file is either the first heading in the prose, or the name of the source file.
first = marked.lexer(sections[0].docsText)[0]
hasTitle = first and first.type is 'heading' and first.depth is 1
title = if hasTitle then first.text else path.basename source
html = config.template {sources: config.sources, css: path.basename(config.css),
title, hasTitle, sections, path, destination,}
console.log "morocco: #{source} -> #{destination source}"
fs.writeFileSync destination(source), html
Default configuration options. All of these may be extended by user-specified options.
defaults =
layout: 'parallel'
output: 'docs'
template: null
css: null
extension: null
languages: {}
Configure this particular run of Morocco. We might use a passed-in external template, or one of the built-in layouts. We only attempt to process source files for languages for which we have definitions.
configure = (options) ->
config = _.extend {}, defaults, _.pick(options, _.keys(defaults)...)
config.languages = buildMatchers config.languages
if options.template
config.layout = null
else
dir = config.layout = path.join __dirname, 'resources', config.layout
config.public = path.join dir, 'public' if fs.existsSync path.join dir, 'public'
config.template = path.join dir, 'docco.jst'
config.css = options.css or path.join dir, 'docco.css'
config.template = _.template fs.readFileSync(config.template).toString()
config.sources = options.args.filter((source) ->
lang = getLanguage source, config
console.warn "morocco: skipped unknown type (#{path.basename source})" unless lang
lang
).sort()
config
Require our external dependencies.
_ = require 'underscore'
fs = require 'fs-extra'
path = require 'path'
marked = require 'marked'
commander = require 'commander'
highlightjs = require 'highlight.js'
Enable nicer typography with marked.
marked.setOptions smartypants: yes
Languages are stored in JSON in the file resources/languages.json
.
Each item maps the file extension to the name of the language and the
symbol
that indicates a line comment. To add support for a new programming
language to Morocco, just add it to the file.
languages = JSON.parse fs.readFileSync(path.join(__dirname, 'resources', 'languages.json'))
Build out the appropriate matchers and delimiters for each language.
buildMatchers = (languages) ->
for ext, l of languages
Does the line begin with a comment?
l.commentMatcher = ///^\s*#{l.symbol}\s?///
Ignore hashbangs and interpolations…
l.commentFilter = /(^#![/]|^\s*#\{)/
languages
languages = buildMatchers languages
A function to get the current language we're documenting, based on the
file extension. Detect and tag “literate” .ext.md
variants.
getLanguage = (source, config) ->
ext = config.extension or path.extname(source) or path.basename(source)
lang = config.languages[ext] or languages[ext]
if lang and lang.name is 'markdown'
codeExt = path.extname(path.basename(source, ext))
if codeExt and codeLang = languages[codeExt]
lang = _.extend {}, codeLang, {literate: yes}
lang
Keep it DRY. Extract the Morocco version from package.json
version = JSON.parse(fs.readFileSync(path.join(__dirname, 'package.json'))).version
Finally, let's define the interface to run Morocco from the command line. Parse options using Commander.
run = (args = process.argv) ->
c = defaults
commander.version(version)
.usage('[options] files')
.option('-L, --languages [file]', 'use a custom languages.json', _.compose JSON.parse, fs.readFileSync)
.option('-l, --layout [name]', 'choose a layout (parallel, linear or classic)', c.layout)
.option('-o, --output [path]', 'output to a given folder', c.output)
.option('-c, --css [file]', 'use a custom css file', c.css)
.option('-t, --template [file]', 'use a custom .jst template', c.template)
.option('-e, --extension [ext]', 'assume a file extension for all inputs', c.extension)
.parse(args)
.name = "morocco"
if commander.args.length
document commander
else
console.log commander.helpInformation()
Morocco = module.exports = {run, document, parse, format, version}


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| MATLAB 文件帮助: cv.fitLine | 查看 cv.fitLine 的代码 | Index |
fitLine Fits a line to a 2D or 3D point set
lin = cv.fitLine(points)
lin = cv.fitLine(points, 'OptionName',optionValue, ...)
{[x,y], [x,y], ...}
or a Nx2/Nx1x2/1xNx2 numeric array.
3D points stored in a cell array of 3-element vectors in the form
{[x,y,z], [x,y,z], ...}
or a Nx3/Nx1x3/1xNx3 numeric array.[vx,vy, x0,y0]
, where [vx,vy]
is a normalized
vector collinear to the line and [x0,y0]
is a point on the line. In
case of 3D fitting, it is a 6-elements vector [vx,vy,vz, x0,y0,z0]
,
where [vx,vy,vz]
is a normalized vector collinear to the line and
[x0,y0,z0]
is a point on the line.C
) for some types of distances. If it is
0, an optimal value is chosen. default 0.The function fitLine fits a line to a 2D or 3D point set by minimizing
\sum_i rho(r_i)
where r_i
is a distance between the i-th point and the
line, and rho(r)
is a distance function, one of the following:
L2
rho(r) = r^2/2 (the simplest and the fastest least-squares method)
L1
rho(r) = r
L12
rho(r) = 2 * (sqrt(1+r^2/2) - 1)
Fair
rho(r) = C^2 * (r/C - log(1 + r/c)), where C = 1.3998
Welsch
rho(r) = C^2/2 * (1 - exp(-(r/c)^2)), where C = 2.9846
Huber
| r^2/2 if r<C rho(r) = | , where C = 1.345 | C * (r - C/2) otherwise
The algorithm is based on the M-estimator
(http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/M-estimator) technique that iteratively fits
the line using the weighted least-squares algorithm. After each iteration
the weights w_i
are adjusted to be inversely proportional to rho(r_i)
.


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This document describes the data types defined in the Utility Library. These data types are defined to mimic the VRML specification. This has the effect of making VRaniML related source code look like VRML. This makes the learning curve for VRaniML shallow.
As in VRML, there are single valued data types and multi valued data types. The multi valued types are basically arrays of single valued types. Each data types is full C++ classes with copy constructors and equals operators so they may be treated like any built in data type such as floating point or integer values. By this we mean that doing arithmetic (such as interpolation) is supported for each of these data types.
SFBool
#define SFBool intSFInt32
#define SFInt32 longSFFloat
#define SFFloat floatSFVec2f
C++ class for 2d vectors [more...]SFVec3f
C++ class for 3d vectors [more...]SFColor
C++ class for RGBA colors [more...]SFRotation
C++ class for axis/angle rotations [more...]SFString
C++ class for strings [more...]SFImage
C++ class for pixel images [more...]SFTime
typedef double SFTime;SFNode
typedef vrNode *SFNode;PFNV
typedef vrBaseNode* (*PFNV)(void);
Pointer to function returning a vrBaseNode * and taking a void argument.LISTPOS
Exact equivilant of the POSITION define in the MFC. Used for iteration over lists..
MFInt32
typedef vrArray<SFInt32> MFInt32;MFFloat
typedef vrArray<SFFloat> MFFloat;MFVec2f
typedef vrArray<SFVec2f> MFVec2f;MFVec3f
typedef vrArray<SFVec3f> MFVec3f;MFColor
typedef vrArray<SFColor> MFColor;MFRotation
typedef vrArray<SFRotation> MFRotation;MFString
typedef vrArrayBase<SFString> MFString;MFNode
typedef vrArrayBase<SFNode> MFNode;
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Everything is done using the leanproject
command-line tool. You can
use leanproject --help
to get the list of available commands and
options.
The command to fetch an existing project from GitHub and make sure it
includes a copy of mathlib ready to go is leanproject get name
where
name is either a git url, such as https://github.com/leanprover-community/tutorials.git
or git@github.com:leanprover-community/tutorials.git
, or a GitHub project
identifier such as leanprover-community/tutorials
. The organization
name defaults to leanprover-community
so the simplest way get the tutorials
project is to run:
leanproject get tutorials
You can specify a git branch name my_branch
by appending
:my_branch
at the end of the specified name (without space).
By default this branch should be an existing branch.
Use leanproject get -b project_name:branch_name
to get
the project project_name
and then create a branch branch_name
and start working on it.
You can also specify a target directory name as a second argument to the
command.
You can create a project in a new folder my_project
by running:
leanproject new my_project
If you omit the argument, the project will be created directly inside the current folder. This new project will be using the latest version of Lean compatible with mathlib, and include a pre-built mathlib.
Only mathlib itself comes with pre-built olean files. In order to build oleans in a project (which is needed for every non-trivial project in order to get decent interactive Lean speed), you can use:
leanproject build
In an existing project depending on mathlib (or in mathlib itself), you can run:
leanproject get-mathlib-cache
to download a compiled mathlib at the commit currently specified in the
project leanpkg.toml
(see the next section if you want to update this
commit and get the latest mathlib).
In an existing project depending on mathlib, you can upgrade to the latest mathlib version by running:
leanproject upgrade-mathlib
This can be abbreviated to leanproject up
.
By default, this will update the version of Lean used by this project to
match the latest version compatible with mathlib. You can forbid such an
upgrade by using leanproject --no-lean-upgrade upgrade-mathlib
.
If you want to use mathlib outside of a Lean project, you can run:
leanproject global-install
This will put a pre-compiled mathlib inside $HOME/.lean
, the user-wide
Lean project whose dependencies can be used by lean files outside
projects. You can upgrade this project using:
leanproject global-upgrade
If you already have a Lean project but it doesn't use mathlib yet, you can go to the project folder and run:
leanproject add-mathlib
By default, this will update the version of Lean used by this project to
match the latest version compatible with mathlib. You can forbid such an
upgrade by using leanproject --no-lean-upgrade add-mathlib
.
In any Lean project, it can be useful to store and retrieve olean files, especially if the project has several git branches. Storing oleans is done by:
leanproject mk-cache
while retrieving them is done by:
leanproject get-cache
One should note that, although olean files are indeed the primary target
here, these commands actually store everything from the
src
and test
folders of the current project.
If the project is mathlib itself, the caches will be stored in
$HOME/.mathlib/
. Otherwise, they will be stored in a folder _cache
inside
the project top-level folder. They are named after the corresponding git
commit hash.
In general, using these commands in a dirty git repository (ie a
repository whose working copy contains uncommitted changes) is a bad
idea. You can do it anyway by running leanproject mk-cache --force
or
leanproject get-cache --force
respectively.
The --force
option will also overwrite existing cache for the current
git revision.
When using get-cache
inside the mathlib project, the local cache in
$HOME/.mathlib/
will be searched first, before trying to download it.
You can force download by running
leanproject --force-download get-cache
. This --force-download
option
can also be used with the upgrade-mathlib
command.
If you want to generate a graph file showing your project import structure, you can run:
leanproject import-graph my_graph_file_name.suffix
where the suffix will determine the output format. It must be either
dot
or graphml
or gexf
, (or pdf
, svg
or png
if
graphviz is installed).
If you want to restrict the graph to files leading to a certain file
my_subproject/my_file.lean
then you can run:
leanproject import-graph --to my_subproject.my_file my_graph_file_name.suffix
Dually, if you want to see all files using my_subproject/my_file.lean
then you can run:
leanproject import-graph --from my_subproject.my_file my_graph_file_name.suffix
Combining --to
and --from
is possible.
If you want leanproject to fetch olean caches after each git checkout
,
and make olean caches after each git commmit
in the current project,
you can run:
leanproject hooks
Beware this will overwrite any post-checkout
or post-commit
file you
might have in your project .git/hooks
.
By default, leanproject will try to find mathlib olean files hosted on an Azure server. You permanently override the base url it uses by running:
leanproject set-url my_url
so that leanproject will look for caches at
my_url/relevant_git_hash.tar.gz
. You can override this base url
for one invocation using leanprover --from-url my_url ...
(where ...
denotes a command and its arguments).
If leanproject
ends with a mysterious error message, you can run it
using the --debug
flag, e.g. leanproject --debug new my_project
.
It will then probably output a python trace that you'll be able to paste
in a GitHub issue or on Zulip.


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The most visible projects we use are:
There are tons of great Open Source libraries for Python, and we've made sure that some of the best are pre-installed:
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"ZACCUR "mindful. (1.) Father of Shammua, who was one of the spies sent out by Moses (Numbers 13:4). (2.) A Merarite Levite (1 Chronicles 24:27). (3.) A son of Asaph, and chief of one of the courses of singers as arranged by David (1 Chronicles 25:2, 10). (4.) Son of Imri (Nehemiah 3:2). (5.) A Levite (Nehemiah 10:12). (6.) The son of Mattaniah (Nehemiah 13:13).
"ZACCUR "mindful. (1.) Father of Shammua, who was one of the spies sent out by Moses (Numbers 13:4).
(2.) A Merarite Levite (1 Chronicles 24:27).
(3.) A son of Asaph, and chief of one of the courses of singers as arranged by David (1 Chronicles 25:2, 10).
(4.) Son of Imri (Nehemiah 3:2).
(5.) A Levite (Nehemiah 10:12).
(6.) The son of Mattaniah (Nehemiah 13:13).


Antonio Conte 'given police protection' after receiving bullet through post
Former Chelsea manager Antonio Conte has been on the receiving end of a threatening letter prompting police to give him protection
by Rich Jones, https://www.mirror.co.uk/authors/rich-jones/Former Chelsea boss Antonio Conte is receiving police protection after being sent a bullet in the post, according to reports in Italy.
Conte, now manager of Inter Milan, received the item along with a letter and a series of anonymous threats, according to Corriere della Sera and Gazzetta dello Sport.
The well-known act of intimidation has seen him given police protection outside his home and at the Inter training ground whilst an investigation is launched.
Authorities are said to be taking the matter very seriously, coming after complaints from Juventus ultras after their former boss took the job with their arch rivals.
Conte splashed the cash in the summer, bringing in out of favour Manchester United duo Romelu Lukaku and Alexis Sanchez as well as Uruguayan defender Diego Godin in a bid to close the gap to Juventus.
They have got their season off to a promising start, trailing Juve by just a single point at the top of the table with 31 points from their opening 12 Serie A games.
Conte played over 300 games for Juventus between 1991 and 2004 before managing them between 2011 and 2014.
After a spell as Italy boss, he guided Chelsea to Premier League glory in 2016/17 and won the FA Cup the following year before heading back to Italy.
Inter return to action next weekend after the international break as they head to Turin to take on Torino.


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java.lang.Object LeagueAdmin
public class LeagueAdmin
class LeagueAdmin for TMA03Q2.
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LeagueAdmin()
Constructor for objects of class LeagueAdmin |
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void |
addTeam(java.lang.String division,
Team team)
Adds a team to a division. |
void |
printOutTable(java.lang.String division)
Prints out the statistics for all teams in the division given by the method argument. |
void |
recordResult(java.lang.String division,
java.lang.String teamA,
java.lang.String teamB,
int teamAScore,
int teamBScore)
Updates two specific teams from a division depending on the method argument teamAScore and teamBScore. |
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public void addTeam(java.lang.String division, Team team)
division
- which team is to be added to.team
- is Team object that will be added to a division.public void printOutTable(java.lang.String division)
division
- which division of teams will be printed.public void recordResult(java.lang.String division, java.lang.String teamA, java.lang.String teamB, int teamAScore, int teamBScore)
division
- indicates which division result is for.teamA
- which team played (one of two).teamB
- which team played (one of two).teamAScore
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- is number goals teamB scored.
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Happy Friday everyone! Hope everyone has a great day! As each day goes by here at DBC I cant but help thinking of what I have learned so far and what I am able to create and that I am only going to keep getting better, that for me is super exciting. I just keep telling myself the 1000-hour rule, which it’s going to take 1000 hours to become good at something. I would say great or amazing but if I say that then you will never continue to grow.
Every Friday we all meet up in our weekly check-ins with all the other cohorts. I think that’s a great way to see what is really going on in other phases see what is bothering them and what to expect when we get to that level. Also getting all the different people to mingle together gives you a sense of the DBC community that is just really amazing!
After our check-ins we all met up for our morning lecture. Today was the first day that we had our group projects and we were introduced to contracts. By the way a contract is just another way of saying, “I will work on this and you guys work on that”. Nothing major, anyways… we were talking about our data structure and how to build the application for todays challenge, the flash cards. The challenge its self was really great! I really enjoyed working on the flashcard game and how to implement different things that we learned. We worked with parsing a different file, we worked with CSV files before… this time we worked with just another kind of flat file, just a plain .txt file with new lines.
For this challenge we didn’t just have to work on a new kind of file but we also had to work in groups, which is always interesting to see how everyone different personalities melt together and how everyone works together. Lucky, I worked with Danny, Andrew, and Matt today. I think we all worked really well together and had a very strong group dynamic, for our contracts that I had mentioned before… Andrew and Danny worked on the logic of the flashcard app where Matt and myself worked on parsing over the file, some design elements, and returning the data in a specific format to run with the way they were implementing the code.
We made our code run! It worked out great and it was great to finally get a change to work with Danny since phase 0. Not going to lie the code did take some time to get running but we all stuck through it and made it work, but most importantly we learned a lot along the way!


While learning how to program, it is inevitable to turn to reverse engineering, to learn the way that how others solve problem. There is no exception when learning development on Android platform. Here we talk about three main methods to decompile an Apk file.
Where to get:
How to use:
Dowload the apktool.bz2 and decompress it with bzip2(might be other format, never mind)
Then you will get two files: apktool, which is a shell script and apktool.jar the core. We use scriptapktool rather than the Jar. Here is to decompile an apk file to some directory:./apktool d[ecode] [options] <file.apk> [<out dir>]
It will create a directory in <out dir> with the same name to apk file. Inside the directory, you can see almost as the same hierarchies as the source hierarchies when developing. Here is an example:
In the decoded directory, there is an AndroidManifest.xml, res which is the same to /res in development source and smali is equavilent to /src in development source, except these are *.smali codes instead of *.java codes. The *.xml files are text format and the same to ones when compiling. The codes are in a different coding--- smali which is also easy to read and modify.This tool also supports re-compile the decompiled sources
into an apk file, which enables us to modify the apk files. For more info, please refer the help info.
This is the most convenient way from my standpoint. It decodes both the resources file and source codes for us in just one step. All other two ways need more than one.
Where to get:
1. official website: dex2jar jd AXMLPrinter2
2. CSDN resources dex2jar jd AXMLPrinter2
How to use:
1. Unzip the tool after downloading it, u can seedex2jar.bat anddex2jar.sh, which are scripts. That are the tool we gonna use. Unziping AXMLPrinter2.zip, there areAXMLPrinter2and AXMLPrinter2.jar,and same here, we use script AXMLPrinter2
2. rename *.apk file to *.zip, and unzip it;
3. After unziping, you will get a directory whose name is the same to apk file, in which you can see four things: AndroidManifest.xml, /res, classes.dex and /assets
4. use dex2jar.bat ordex2jar.sh to decompile the classes.dex file
5. use jd(Java Decompiler) to decompile the *.jar into Java source codes. It might be not correct and the same to original sources, but absolutely readable and referenceable.
The advantage of this tool is that you can see Java sources. The disadvantage is that this tool can only decompile an Apk file, but cannot re-compile, which means you cannot modify the apk in this way. It is ONLY for you to reference or learning.6. use AXMLPrinter2 to decompile the *.xml resources. The XML resources after unziping the Apk file are in binary format, which is unreadable for human. And dex2jar can decode *.dex only. So use AXMLPrinter2 to turn binary XML to text format.
Where to get:
1. Official websites: baksmali/smali AXMLPrinter2
How to use:
1. After downloading tools, unzip it, you will getbaksmali.jar,smali.jar,baksmaliandsmali,we use baksmaliandsmali which are shell scripts. Unziping AXMLPrinter2.zip, there are AXMLPrinter2 and AXMLPrinter2.jar, and same here, we use script AXMLPrinter2
2. rename *.apk file to *.zip, and unzip it
3. After unziping, you will get a directory whose name is the same to apk file, in which you can see four things: AndroidManifest.xml, /res, classes.dex and /assets
4. Use baksmali to decode classes.dex to smali codes. After decoding, in the output folder, there are the same hierarchies to the source folder /src in development, except the code is *.smali instead of *.java
./baksmali <dex-file> -o <out dir>
5. The resources XMLs are in binary format, use AXMLPrinter2 to decode it to text format.
This tool also supports re-compile. with smali scripts you can re-compile the *.smali into a dex file:
./smali *.smali|<dir containing *.smali> <out-dex>
Comparing the three methods, I prefer apktool most. It is powerful and easy to use. The only drawback of this tool is that it can only decodes into smali codes. But smali codes are also readable, referenceable and modifiable.
Finally, there are powerful tools indeed. But we should use them in a virtue way such reference, learning or localization.
Have fun in android app reverse engineering trip.
This article discusses how to de-compile and modify an apk in great detail.


sphinx.ext.graphviz
– Add Graphviz graphs¶
New in version 0.6.
This extension allows you to embed Graphviz graphs in your documents.
It adds these directives:
-
.. graphviz::
¶ Directive to embed graphviz code. The input code for
dot
is given as the content. For example:.. graphviz:: digraph foo { "bar" -> "baz"; }
In HTML output, the code will be rendered to a PNG or SVG image (see :confval:`graphviz_output_format`). In LaTeX output, the code will be rendered to an embeddable PDF file.
You can also embed external dot files, by giving the file name as an argument to
graphviz
and no additional content:.. graphviz:: external.dot
As for all file references in Sphinx, if the filename is absolute, it is taken as relative to the source directory.
Changed in version 1.1: Added support for external files.
options
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:alt:
alternate text (text)¶ The alternate text of the graph. By default, the graph code is used to the alternate text.
New in version 1.0.
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:align:
alignment of the graph (left, center or right)¶ The horizontal alignment of the graph.
New in version 1.5.
The caption of the graph.
New in version 1.1.
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:layout:
layout type of the graph (text)¶ The layout of the graph (ex.
dot
,neato
and so on). A path to the graphviz commands are also allowed. By default, :confval:`graphviz_dot` is used.New in version 1.4.
Changed in version 2.2: Renamed from
graphviz_dot
-
:name:
label (text)¶ The label of the graph.
New in version 1.6.
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:class:
class names (a list of class names separeted by spaces)¶ The class name of the graph.
New in version 2.4.
-
-
.. graph::
¶ Directive for embedding a single undirected graph. The name is given as a directive argument, the contents of the graph are the directive content. This is a convenience directive to generate
graph <name> { <content> }
.For example:
.. graph:: foo "bar" -- "baz";
Note
The graph name is passed unchanged to Graphviz. If it contains non-alphanumeric characters (e.g. a dash), you will have to double-quote it.
options
Same as
graphviz
.-
:alt:
alternate text (text)¶ New in version 1.0.
-
:align:
alignment of the graph (left, center or right)¶ New in version 1.5.
New in version 1.1.
-
:layout:
layout type of the graph (text)¶ New in version 1.4.
Changed in version 2.2: Renamed from
graphviz_dot
-
:name:
label (text)¶ New in version 1.6.
-
:class:
class names (a list of class names separeted by spaces)¶ The class name of the graph.
New in version 2.4.
-
-
.. digraph::
¶ Directive for embedding a single directed graph. The name is given as a directive argument, the contents of the graph are the directive content. This is a convenience directive to generate
digraph <name> { <content> }
.For example:
.. digraph:: foo "bar" -> "baz" -> "quux";
options
Same as
graphviz
.-
:alt:
alternate text (text)¶ New in version 1.0.
-
:align:
alignment of the graph (left, center or right)¶ New in version 1.5.
New in version 1.1.
-
:layout:
layout type of the graph (text)¶ New in version 1.4.
Changed in version 2.2: Renamed from
graphviz_dot
-
:name:
label (text)¶ New in version 1.6.
-
:class:
class names (a list of class names separeted by spaces)¶ The class name of the graph.
New in version 2.4.
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There are also these config values:


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geo_sketch()
Create a downsampled representation of the data while preserving the structure and rare populations with Geometric Sketch method (https://github.com/brianhie/geosketch, https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/536730v1). This method splits gene expression space into hypercubes (covering boxes) of equal volume and samples uniformly from those cubes. This reduces the density of the data and cell numbers while preserving global structure. Useful for fitting polytopes to large datasets. First step - find PCs using Facebook PCA method, second step - define hypercubes and sample cells.
geo_sketch(data, N, assay_slot = "logcounts", use_PCs = TRUE, PCs = 100, k = "auto", seed = 4563, replace = FALSE, alpha = 0.1, max_iter = 200, verbose = 0, check_installed = TRUE)
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| assay_slot | slot in data (SingleCellExperiment, SummarizedExperiment) containing matrix to use for PCA and geometric sampling |
| use_PCs | logical, use PCs (TRUE) or data directly (FALSE)? |
| PCs | number of PCs to use. Identified using Facebook implementation of PCA (fbpca). |
| k | Number of covering boxes. When `'auto'` and replace is `True`, draws sqrt(X.shape[0]) covering boxes. When `'auto'` and replace is `False`, draws N covering boxes. |
| seed | Random number generation seed passed to numpy |
| alpha | Binary search halts when it obtains between `k * (1 - alpha)` and `k * (1 + alpha)` covering boxes. |
| max_iter | Maximum iterations at which to terminate binary seach in rare case of non-monotonicity of covering boxes with box side length. |
| verbose | report progress |
geo_sketch()
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The Tailor of Panama Reviewed by Christian Pyle Directed by John Boorman Written by Boorman, Andrew Davies, and John Le Carre (based on a novel by Le Carre) Starring Pierce Brosnan, Geoffrey Rush, Jamie Lee Curtis, and Brendan Gleeson Official site: http://www.spe.sony.com/movies/jump/f_tailorofpanama.html
In his latest film, Pierce Brosnan plays a British secret agent. Imagine! What a range!
In his defense, though, this spy, Andy Osnard, shares with James Bond only his profession and his knack for pissing off his bosses. After a series of personal scandals, Andy is being exiled to Panama. As soon as he gets off the plane, Andy makes contact with Harry Pendel (Geoffrey Rush), a British tailor who claims to have a Saville Row pedigree. Since Harry cuts suits for everybody who's anybody in Panama, Andy figures that Harry can provide him with info juicy enough to convince London to send money. As it happens, Harry is deeply in debt and is willing to take Andy's offer. So he spins Andy tales of a group of revolutionaries planning to overthrow the gangsters who control Panama. Harry points to his friend Mickie Abraxas (Brendan Gleeson), once a vocal opponent of Noriega but now a drunken shell of a man, and his receptionist Marta (Leonor Varela), whose face was scarred by Noriega's thugs, as leaders of the opposition. Andy sees that Harry's stories, true or not, could be profitable.
This movie reminds me of "The Silver Bears," an obscure 1977 film in which the Mafia takes over a Swiss bank and finds itself the victim of an elaborate silver-mine scam. Like that movie, "Tailor" presents a satiric world where most people are corrupt to some degree and where the few innocents suffer from the machinations of the guilty. In "Tailor" someone describes Panama as "Casablanca without heroes." That's an apt description; in this movie Bogie would have sold the letters of transit to the highest bidder, seduced Bergman, and left Paul Henreid holding the bag.
But I wouldn't be surprised if "Tailor" was a more accurate depiction of how real-life spies and governments operate than any other movie on the subject.
Although Brosnan gets higher billing, Geoffrey Rush is the lead actor, and he does his usual top-notch job. Harry Pendel is a complex character. He's a sweet person, a devoted husband (to Jamie Lee Curtis' character), father, and friend. He tries to embody the Saville Row tradition, believing that all the best values of Civilization can be summarized by a well-cut suit. However, his whole life is built on lies. The ghost of his criminal mentor Uncle Benny (playwright Harold Pinter) appears to Harry whenever Harry is in danger of telling the truth. Rush plays the contradictions of Harry's character expertly.
Pierce Brosnan has a less challenging job than Rush but does an excellent job of playing off his image. Here the natural charm that he plays as suave as Bond and Remington Steele is played here as slick and smarmy. The line between suave and smarmy proves the be surprisingly thin. Perhaps that is why Brosnan chose this role. Since he's planning to leave the Bond series after the next installment (due next year), one would think that he'd want to play anything except a British secret agent. Although he's only been playing Bond since 1995, the shadow of 007 has lingered over him his entire career; it's almost as if he had a visible tattoo saying Born to Be Bond. Leaving the role is a very risky move for his career. Consider the post-Bond careers of the other actors who've had the role; even Sean Connery had a lonely, hitless decade before his Oscar-winning comeback in "The Untouchables."
Bottom line: A cynical, entertaining antidote to Bond-inspired spy flicks
2001 Christian L. Pyle
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| Apache Struts 2 Documentation > Home > Tutorials > Bootstrap > Using Tags |
In the Hello World lesson, we presented a page with a simple Welcome message. In the Using Tags lesson, we create a Welcome page with links to other actions in the application.
Web applications differ from conventional websites in that web applications can create a dynamic response. To make it easier to reference dynamic data from a page, the framework offers a set of tags. Some of the tags mimic standard HTML tag while providing added value. Other tags create non-standard, but useful controls.
One use of the Struts Tags is to create links to other web resources, especially to other resources in the local application.
| While HTML provides a simple a tag for creating hyperlinks, the HTML tag often requires us to include redundant information. Also the HTML tag cannot easily access dynamic data provided by the framework. |
A very common use cases in web applications is linking to other pages. Now that we know Struts is up and running, let's add a Welcome page with links to other actions.
<%@ taglib prefix="s" uri="/struts-tags" %>   <title>Welcome</title> <link href="<s:url value="/css/tutorial.css"/>" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css"/>
Commands

<a href="<s:url action="Register"/>">Register

<a href="<s:url action="Logon"/>">Sign On

Another common use case is using a link to change locales. On the HelloWorld page, let's add links to change the user's locale and to display a message from the application resources.

<s:property value="message"/>

Languages

 <s:url id="url" action="HelloWorld"> <s:param name="request_locale">en</s:param> </s:url> <s:a href="%{url}">English</s:a>

 <s:url id="url" action="HelloWorld"> <s:param name="request_locale">es</s:param> </s:url> <s:a href="%{url}">Espanol</s:a>

"%{url}" will be evaluated to the url defined with the s:url tag. On the Welcome and HelloWorld pages, we use two different Struts tags to create links. We create
Let's look at each in turn.
First, in the head element, we use the url tag to inject a page reference into the HTML link tag.
<link href="<s:url value="/css/tutorial.css"/>" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css"/>
Note that the reference is absolute. We can move the page around without worrying about resolving relative references.
In the "Commands" section, we use the url link again, to inject a reference to an Action.

<a href="<s:url action="Register"/>">Register

When the link is rendered, the tag will automatically append the appropriate extension, so that we do not need to embed that fact all over the application.
The tag will also URL-encode the link with the Java session ID, if needed, so that the Java session can be retained accross requests.
Finally, in the Languages section on the HelloWorld page, we use the url tag along with the param and a tags to create a link with request parameters.
<s:url id="url" action="Welcome"> <s:param name="request_locale">en</s:param> </s:url> <s:a href="%{url}">English</s:a>
The param tag will add the parameter "?request_locale=en" to the Welcome Action URL, and store it under the name "url". The a tag then injects the "url" reference into the hyperlink.
Any number of parameters can be added to the URI by adding more param etags.
Since the Welcome page is nothing but links, we don't need an Action class. But, we should still add a mapping, so that we can use use an action URI. If we link only to actions, and never to pages, then it's easy to add a Action class later.
<action name="Welcome" >
<result>/tutorial/Welcome.jsp</result>
</action>
As we create the application, we will often want to go directly to a page. To make prototyping easy, we can change the Welcome entry to a wilcard mapping.
<action name="*" > <result>/tutorial/{1}.jsp</result> </action>
If no other mapping matches, the framework will
Likewise, if there is a link to a "Login" action, and nothing else matches, then the "/Login.jsp" page is returned instead.
Wildcard mappings let you create your own conventions, so that you can avoid redundant configuration. The first mapping that matches a request wins.
If you are coding along, you can replace the Welcome action in your strut.xml with the Wildcard version.
Most applications will use several data entry forms. The Struts Tags make creating input forms easy.
<%@ taglib prefix="s" uri="/struts-tags" %>   <title>Login</title>   <s:form action="Logon"> <s:textfield label="User Name" name="username"/> <s:password label="Password" name="password" /> <s:submit/> </s:form>
The hardest part of writing a web application can be coding the pages. The framework makes coding pages easier by providing a set of custom tags. The Struts Tags can access dynamic data provided by the framework. Tags reduce the amount of markup needed to create a page.
For more about Struts Tags, see the Tag Developers Guide.
For more on how to access action members, request attributes and others from pages, see OGNL.
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Whenever the bound node changes the Template Expression will update and be substituted by its value. This is especially useful for manipulating CSS from data.


Magic WisKey
问题描述 :
On New Year Festival, Liu Qian’s magic impressed on little WisKey’s heart and he wants to learn some magic to make himself stronger.
One day, he met a cowman named LinLe. Linle is very nice, he told little WisKey the mysteries of magic.
“Hello, Everybody. I have five decimal numbers named a, b, c, d, e, (0 <= a, b, c, d, e <= 9) and I rearranged them, and then combined them into a number, for example <a, b, c, d, e> = a*10000 + b*1000 + c*100 + d*10 + e*1. You know the number of permutations is 5! = 120. So you have 120 numbers in your hands, you can pick a number N from the 120 numbers and calculate the sum S of remain 119 numbers. AHA~, If you tell me the S, I can guess the N~!”
It’s easy? Okay, you can challenge this.
One day, he met a cowman named LinLe. Linle is very nice, he told little WisKey the mysteries of magic.
“Hello, Everybody. I have five decimal numbers named a, b, c, d, e, (0 <= a, b, c, d, e <= 9) and I rearranged them, and then combined them into a number, for example <a, b, c, d, e> = a*10000 + b*1000 + c*100 + d*10 + e*1. You know the number of permutations is 5! = 120. So you have 120 numbers in your hands, you can pick a number N from the 120 numbers and calculate the sum S of remain 119 numbers. AHA~, If you tell me the S, I can guess the N~!”
It’s easy? Okay, you can challenge this.
输入:
Each line will contain an integer S. Process to end of file.
输出:
Each line will contain an integer S. Process to end of file.
样例输入:
2933266 6392217 4245386
样例输出:
00038 07719 21238
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感觉中文才是机翻的
感觉中文才是机翻的
感觉中文才是机翻的
感觉中文才是机翻的
感觉中文才是机翻的
感觉中文才是机翻的
感觉中文才是机翻的
感觉中文才是机翻的
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涨姿势了
这是什么编译器啊，不通过
楼主 为什么输入的形式都不对 题目是不是弄错了？
很好！！
厉害，支持
&这是C语言？
约瑟夫也用说这么长……很成熟的一个问题了，分治的方法解起来o(n)就可以了，有兴趣可以看看具体数学的第一章，关于约瑟夫问题推导出了一系列的结论，很漂亮
第15行代码，/n/n，应该改为\n\n
第一题选错了，答案是A
nice!!!
哎，path[0]应该是从零开始吧，为什么是赋值1呢？
对，这里说的最长回文子序列，非子串
第一题还有个解释：没说桌子有多大，可以假设桌子和硬币一样大，肯定是先手胜


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[telegram] <PTYX11> It's from Chainzilla, a Komodo partner project (re @NegnFox: is chameleon pay from kmd?)
[telegram] <PTYX11> Designed for Komodo in mind yes
[telegram] <CRYPTOCHAOS> It will not be bull market in 3 yrs look at the acxtual news and the economies and rate of adoption growing , the US government is stress testing the integrity of multiple top 10 currency chains as they would their fiat durring a recession
[telegram] <NegnFox> thank you (re @PTYX11: It's from Chainzilla, a Komodo partner project)
[telegram] <CRYPTOCHAOS> that is a very good sign , when it passe4s and they see this shit is happening , has anyone else noticed samsung and what not all being released around same time , second sold phone in world will have main feature blockchain gaming , best way to get people involved
[telegram] <CRYPTOCHAOS> then samsung has samsung pass and id with icon , but komodo will be a big announcement from amazon imho , only kmd and icx have master tech partnerships with amazon
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[telegram] <NegnFox> i think every Company can work witch aws, because they just need to pay for a Partnership, or i am wrong? (re @CRYPTOCHAOS: that is a very good sign , when it passe4s and they see this shit is happening , has anyone else noticed samsung and what not all being released around same time , second sold phone in world will have main feature blockchain gaming , best way to get people involved)
[telegram] <CRYPTOCHAOS> reg partners KMD and ICX have master tech partnerships
[telegram] <NegnFox> its more like kmd and icon ask amazon than amazon asked them
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[telegram] <CRYPTOCHAOS> ICON doesnt ask anything of anyone , samsung approached them to work on samsung Id
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[telegram] <CRYPTOCHAOS> We are giving this all up and in the future people will wake up and eos has no privacy so komodo will take quite a bit of business , private messages , games , vr , and porn , what are the most profitable things , that is things that are secret , same as the old saying dont need to own the bank if you own the man who owns the bank


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A GOOFY MOVIE A film review by Jeffrey Graebner Copyright 1995 Jeffrey Graebner
Last night, I attended a sneak preview of WHILE YOU WERE SLEEPING
(a terrific film) and after the movie the theater manager announced
that the audience was welcome to stick around for the 9:20 showing of A
GOOFY MOVIE (of course, they did this after the credits so there were
only 3 or 4 of us that actually heard the announcement...
The movie is kind of cute and I suspect young kids might like it quite a bit, but I wasn't exceptionally impressed by it. Goofy has always been one of my favorite Disney characters. His cheerful ineptitude has a very definite charm and appeal. My biggest disappointment was the fact that Goofy was reduced to a supporting role in a film that includes his name in the title. Did Disney think that kids today are unable to relate to and enjoy the film unless it is centered around a kid? When I was a kid, I never had any problems enjoying Goofy on his own.
I seem to recall that Disney had an afternoon TV series featuring Goofy a few years ago, but I don't think I ever saw it. Perhaps the characters in this movie based on that series. The movie seemed to be lacking in a back story (the explanation of how Goofy became a single parent seemed an obvious omission). If the back story came from the TV series, I suppose that might explain it.
The film was made by Disney's animation studio in France. Until recently, that was their TV animation department, but they are now simply known as "Disney Animation France" (meaning that they also do features). The animation doesn't have the same depth or detail of Disney's major animated features, but it still is a generally good looking film. It is easily several cuts above most TV animation and seemed to be on a par with most non- Disney animated features. There are a lot of bright colors and the characters are very expressive. The backgrounds generally tended to be flat and non-descript, though.
I guess Disney has now decided that every animated film they do has to be a musical, but many of the songs seemed to be shoehorned in here. A few of them were kind of catchy, but they never quite seemed to fit in extremely well. The movie might have worked a bit better without them.
The movie is pleasant enough and it does have a number of amusing sequences (my favorites were the parody of Disney's "Country Bear Jamboree" attraction and the disco-dancing Bigfoot), but my overall reaction was that I would have rather seen a movie strictly about the Goofy of the old Disney short subjects.
-- Jeffrey P. Graebner Columbus, Ohio
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