This class enables the usage of Uniform Buffer Objects (UBO). You can use them to define global uniform data that can be shared across all shader programs. Camera and lighting related data are perfect examples of using this technique. If a uniform value changes (e.g. the position of a light) it's only necessary to update the UBO once and not per shader program. This is necessary in context of ordinary uniforms.
Note: [name] can only be used with a WebGL 2 rendering context and only for [page:ShaderMaterial] and [page:RawShaderMaterial].
An instance of [name] is declared like this:
var cameraUniformsGroup = new THREE.UniformsGroup();
cameraUniformsGroup.setName( 'ViewData' );
cameraUniformsGroup.add( { value: new THREE.Matrix4() } ); // projection matrix
cameraUniformsGroup.add( { value: new THREE.Matrix4() } ); // view matrix
The corresponding shader code looks like so:
uniform ViewData {
mat4 projectionMatrix;
mat4 viewMatrix;
};
There are two things that are important when creating an instance of [name]:
Whether the buffer is dynamic or not. Default is *false*.
If set to false, the GPU is informed that contents of the buffer are likely to be used often and not change often.
This corresponds to the [link:https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/WebGLRenderingContext/bufferData gl.STATIC_DRAW] flag.
If set to true, the GPU is informed that contents of the buffer are likely to be used often and change often.
This corresponds to the [link:https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/WebGLRenderingContext/bufferData gl.DYNAMIC_DRAW] flag.
The name of the uniforms group. Needs to match the uniform name in the shader.
An array of uniform values. The order of uniforms needs to match the definition order in the shader. The following types are currently supported.
[page:Object uniform] — The uniform to add.
Adds an uniform to the [name].
Returns a clone of this object.
[page:UniformsGroup uniformsGroup] — The uniforms group to copy.
Copy the given object into this object.
Disposes this [name] so corresponding data cached by [page:WebGLRenderer] are released.
[page:Object uniform] — The uniform to remove.
Removes an uniform from the [name].
[page:String name] — The name to set.
Sets the name of this [name].


In the early phase of the simulation
|
(8) |
where is the bounce angular frequency of particles in the trough of
the wave, the trapped particles effects can be neglected. This phase can be
considered as the linear phase where the linear Landau damping theory
(discussed later in this note) is valid. The bounce angular frequency of
particles in the trough of the wave is given by[1]
|
(9) |
Using this, the condition (8) is written as
|
(10) |
This condition reduces to
for the case plotted in Fig.
2, where we see that the total kinetic energy of the particles
increases monotonously with time during this period. From the data in Fig.
2, the temporal change rate of the total kinetic energy is
estimated as
. Next, I compare this
result with those given by the analytic formula (39) (given later
in this note), which is written
Using Eq. (7) and
, the above expression is written
Multiplying by and then dividing by
, the above expression is
written
Using
, the above expression is written as
The result given by the analytic formula is slightly different from that of
the simulation (0.12 vs 0.08). Considering the various approximations used in
deriving the analytic formula, the two results can be considered to be in
agreement with each other.
yj
2016-01-26


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KUALA LUMPUR (Reuters) - Malaysia’s ruling coalition lost its fourth electoral contest on Saturday since coming to power last May, uncovering deepening cracks in the young alliance mired by uncertainty over a succession plan for its top leadership.
The opposition secured a majority of over 15,000 votes to wrest the Tanjung Piai parliamentary seat, a rural constituency in the southern state of Johor, from Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad’s ruling Pakatan Harapan (PH) pact.
The coalition, led by the centrist People’s Justice Party, had already been grappling with plummeting public approval over its management of the country in the past year and a half.
Its popularity plunged to 41% in July, well below the 64% rate recorded when it took over power just over a year earlier, according to a survey by independent pollster Merdeka Center.
Discontent within the ruling coalition over Mahathir’s reticence on when he will hand over power to rival-turned-ally Anwar Ibrahim surfaced even before the results were officially announced.
“This is a referendum on the PH led by Tun Dr M,” said Syed Husin Ali, a former senior leader with Anwar’s People’s Justice Party, referring to Mahathir by his honorific.
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In a brief statement after the results were announced, Anwar said the outcome was a shock for the coalition leadership.
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Vagrant.configure("2") do |config|
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Everyone has the same machine, but there's nothing on it.
Vagrant.configure("2") do |config|
config.vm.box = "hashicorp/precise64"
config.vm.provision "shell", path: "setup.sh"
end
Install a web server and configure it.
# Install a web server
package { 'nginx':
ensure => latest
}
# Configure the web server
file { 'setup-nginx-node':
path => '/etc/nginx/sites-enabled/config',
ensure => link,
require => Package['nginx'],
source => '/vagrant/files/nginx_config'
}
Install NodeJS and the build tools.
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version => 'stable',
}
# Install build tools
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provider => 'npm',
}
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The College Book Store plans to give back to Athens through the Homecoming for the Homeless event during Homecoming weekend.
Ten percent of the College Book Store’s net profits on Friday, Saturday and Sunday will be donated to Good Works, a homeless shelter organization in Athens.
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Stout said Homecoming for the Homeless was created to allow the College Book Store to do more philanthropy.
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The event is a way to remind people that the College Book Store is a local business that wants to give back to the community.
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Stout said Homecoming for the Homeless is one of three main events the College Bookstore does throughout the academic year. During Siblings Weekend, the College Book Store supports the local chapter of Big Brothers Big Sisters by selling shirts. Shirts are also sold during Moms Weekend to support My Sister’s Place, a domestic violence agency in Athens.
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"Nenu anukunte oka adugu", "MANAM anukunte mundadugu" MANAM foundation is non government Organization which is working on basic rights of children and orphans and poor people to give them a better future. MANAM foundation main mission is to provide food, shelter to poor people , orphans and kids and physically and mentally challenged people and also MANAM foundation takes care about health of kids by providing proper food. MANAM foundation main objective is make society better in terms of education and health for kids and orphans and poor people especially old age people , physically and mentally challenged.
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| vec_is_list {vctrs} | R Documentation |
vec_is_list()
tests if x
is considered a list in the vctrs sense. It
returns TRUE
if:
x
is a bare list with no class.
x
is a list explicitly inheriting from "list"
.
vec_is_list(x)
x |
An object. |
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DeviceDiscoveryListener class
This interface allows you to listen to events from multicast group used for service discovery and advertisement.
Events received using this interface gives you a Device handle which you cannot use directly with Client.send or Server.send because they do not contain a communication socket. On the Client, you should use Client.connectTo to create a reliable socket connection to the Server Device when an event is received using onDiscovery. The Device.port is changed in onDiscovery to the port which the server is listening on for reliable socket connections.
It may not be possible to use Client.connectTo with the Device received using onAdvertisement because that is a custom message that does not include the port which the Server is listening on. The Device.port from the Device received in onAdvertisement is the one the Server is advertising from which will mostly be different from the one they are listening on for reliable connection. Your messages will need to include the port from the Server or you can use a static port and create a new Device together with the IP address which you will pass to Client.connectTo. e.g client.connectTo(new Device(device.ip, myPortNumber))
Constructors
Properties
- hashCode → int
-
The hash code for this object. [...]
read-only, inherited
- runtimeType → Type
-
A representation of the runtime type of the object.
read-only, inherited
Methods
-
noSuchMethod(
Invocation invocation) → dynamic -
Invoked when a non-existent method or property is accessed. [...]
inherited
-
onAdvertisement(
Device device, Packet packet) → void - This method is called when the Server sends a custom advertisement message. or an unreliable broadcast message using Server.broadcast() [...]
-
onClose(
bool isError, Object error, StackTrace stackTrace) → void -
When the multicast connection closes either normally or due to an error,
this method is called. If the connection closed without error,
isError
will be false. If an error occurred, you can retrieve the error usingerror
.stackTrace
may be null is the error provider does not send one. -
onDiscovery(
Device newDevice, Iterable< Device> allDevices) → void -
This method is called when a new device is discovered using the internal
discovery mechanism. The message sent here is a PING - PONG request reply.
The latest discovered device is provided as
newDevice
. For convenience, all discovered devices using the internal discovery mechanism are sent to this method asallDevices
. This method would not be recalled if a device disconnect and reconnects. For active connection and disconnections events, use ConnectionListener.onConnected and ConnectionListener.onDisconnected respectively. -
toString(
) → String -
Returns a string representation of this object.
inherited
Operators
-
operator ==(
Object other) → bool -
The equality operator. [...]
inherited


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150 Indians deported from US land at Delhi airport
by PTIAround 150 Indians deported from the US, for either violating their visa norms or illegally entering America, landed at the Delhi airport on Wednesday morning, an official said here.
The special aircraft carrying them landed at the T3 terminal of the Delhi airport at 6 am, the official said. The aircraft reached India via Bangladesh.
All the approximately 150 Indians are at the terminal and paperwork with the immigration department is underway, the airport official said, adding they should start coming out of the airport "one by one" after 11 am.
These Indians have either violated their visa norms or were illegal immigrants, the official said.
On October 18, more than 300 Indians, including one woman, were deported by Mexican immigration authorities for illegally entering the country to sneak into the US.


Fri Oct 7, 2011
Netflix Canada has been busy releasing tons of new stuff, so I’ve given up detailing every single new release. Instead, here are my top picks based on movies I’ve either seen and recommend (especially flicks I consider to be “classic”), or movies I want to see because I’ve heard or read that they are good. These are based on the last few months of new releases.
The Fog
Seen it: classic
Selma Blair, Tom Welling and Maggie Grace star in this creepy thriller about an island town off the coast of Oregon that’s forced to contend with some unwelcome visitors from its past: the spirits of lepers and sailors aboard a ship that the hamlet’s forefathers had steered astray on purpose. Those aboard the doomed vessel all wound up lost in the fog forever. Now, they’re back from the mist, eager to exact revenge on the descendants of their murderers. More details / Watch now
Another Year
Over the course of a tumultuous year, contented medical counselor Gerri (Ruth Sheen) and her geologist husband, Tom (Jim Broadbent), see their friends and relations through a series of happy events and heartbreaks – including a birth and a death. Imelda Staunton and Oliver Maltman co-star in this character-driven ensemble dramedy from writer-director Mike Leigh (Happy-Go-Lucky, Vera Drake, Secrets & Lies). More details / Watch now
Across the Universe
An American girl (Evan Rachel Wood) and a British lad (Jim Sturgess) fall in love amid the social and political upheaval of the 1960s in this movie musical from director Julie Taymor that features classic Beatles songs and a mix of live action and animation. On an excursion to America, Liverpool dock worker Jude (Sturgess) falls for Lucy (Wood). But when Lucy’s brother (Joe Anderson) is drafted, Jude and Lucy take a stand as anti-war activists. More details / Watch now
Summer School
Seen it: classic
When school lets out for the summer, gym teacher Freddy Shoop (Mark Harmon) can’t wait to hightail it to Hawaii with his girlfriend for a vacation. But when the teacher who’s supposed to teach remedial English (director Carl Reiner) wins the lottery, Shoop gets roped into the job. The misfit students aren’t too happy to be there, either, so Shoop resorts to bribery to get them to come to class and crack the books. More details / Watch now
Pride & Prejudice
In this retelling of Jane Austen’s novel set in 19th-century England, Mrs. Bennet (Brenda Blethyn) is all atwitter in hopes of marrying her daughters to prosperous gentlemen callers, especially when a wealthy bachelor moves nearby. Headstrong daughter Elizabeth (Keira Knightley) meets her match in Mr. Darcy, but misinterprets Darcy’s honorable intentions and jeopardizes her chance at love. Donald Sutherland, Judi Dench and Jena Malone co-star. More details / Watch now
Inside Man
Seen it: good movie
Dispatched to the scene of a bank robbery, detective Keith Frazier (Denzel Washington) must match wits with a cunning thief (Clive Owen) who’s always one step ahead of the cops. When a loose-cannon negotiator (Jodie Foster) is called on for help, the unstable situation spins out of control. Keith soon finds himself questioning the motives of everyone around him. Spike Lee directs this taut heist thriller about the perfect crime gone wrong. More details / Watch now
United 93
Re-creating the harrowing events aboard United Airlines Flight 93 in real time, documentary filmmaker Paul Greengrass presents the unforgettable drama of Sept. 11, 2001, as experienced by those on board and by those watching in horror on the ground. This compact yet powerful story earned Greengrass an Oscar nod and follows a disparate group of strangers that bands together for a common purpose, risking their lives so that others might live. More details / Watch now
Paranormal Activity
Seen it: good movie for halloween
When Katie (Katie Featherston) and Micah (Micah Sloat) fear their San Diego, Calif., home may be haunted by a demonic presence, Micah sets up a video camera to document all the jaw-dropping, hair-raising action over a series of several nights in fall 2006. The paranormal occurrences increase in frequency and significance, leaving Katie more and more distraught – and determined to put an end to the terror. More details / Watch now
Unstoppable
Seen it: great action flick
It’s a nail-biting race against time as an unmanned train carrying a load of lethal chemicals speeds out of control, and a conductor and engineer do everything in their power to keep it from derailing and killing tens of thousands of people. Denzel Washington leads the cast in Tony Scott’s tough-minded action thriller, in which a terrible circumstance forces a couple of ordinary men to become extraordinary heroes. More details / Watch now
127 Hours
From director Danny Boyle comes this harrowing tale of real-life mountain climber Aron Ralston (James Franco), who literally cuts himself loose from danger – and lives to tell about it when sliding rock pins his forearm under a boulder during a climb in Utah. To stay alive, Ralston resorts to his basest survival instincts. The film scored Academy Award nominations in the Best Picture and Best Actor (Franco) categories. More details / Watch now
Fargo
Seen it: classic
Frances McDormand won an Oscar for her turn as pregnant police chief Marge Gunderson – a serious sleuth who’s sharper than her folksy accent suggests – in this Coen brothers black comedy that also earned the siblings a nod for Best Screenplay. William H. Macy co-stars as a car dealer who conspires with hotheaded kidnappers (Steve Buscemi and Peter Stormare) to kidnap his wife (Kristin Rudrüd) so he can pocket part of the hefty ransom. More details / Watch now
RoboCop
Seen it: classic!
In Paul Verhoeven’s landmark sci-fi thriller, the monolithic corporation controlling a futuristic, crime-riddled Detroit transforms a dead cop (Peter Weller) into a cybernetic law-enforcement unit called RoboCop – and soon the streets are safe. But as Robo cleans up the city, he seeks to avenge his death, and uncovers a conspiracy stretching from the back alleys to the boardroom of the company that reengineered him. More details / Watch now
The Party
Seen it: classic
An Indian would-be actor named Hrundi (Peter Sellers) ruins an entire shooting day on an epic period film in which he’s cast as an extra. But instead of being fired from the movie, Hrundi is accidentally invited to a major Hollywood party thrown by the studio chief. Sight gags, misunderstandings and accidental destruction soon follow. Sellers’s frequent collaborator Blake Edwards writes and directs this film. More details / Watch now
Black Hawk Down
When U.S. Rangers and an elite Delta Force team attempt to kidnap two underlings of a Somali warlord, their Black Hawk helicopters are shot down, and the Americans suffer heavy casualties, facing intense fighting from the militia on the ground. Director Ridley Scott (Gladiator) captures the brutal, incessant battle scenes with powerful and intimidating framework and pace in this military drama based on a true story. More details / Watch now
Punch-Drunk Love
Seen it: good movie
Barry Egan (Adam Sandler) – a bathroom supply salesman prone to paroxysms of destructive rage – finds his life refreshed when he meets Lena Leonard (Emily Watson), who falls in unconditional love with him. Meanwhile, Egan tries to escape constant harassment from his seven sisters as well as three thugs who have implicated him in a phone sex extortion scam. Paul Thomas Anderson (Boogie Nights, There Will Be Blood) writes and directs. More details / Watch now
Black Swan
Seen it: Great movie!
In director Darren Aronofsky’s psychological thriller, ambitious New York City ballet dancer Nina Sayers (Natalie Portman) lands the lead in “Swan Lake” but soon thinks her dreams of stardom are threatened by a rival ballerina (Mila Kunis). As opening night nears and the pressure to be perfect builds, Nina’s obsession descends into paranoia and delusion. Portman won an Academy Award for the film, which also nabbed an Oscar nod for Best Picture. More details / Watch now
True Grit
Seen it: Great performance from Jeff Bridges
After drifter Tom Chaney (Josh Brolin) murders her father, 14-year-old Mattie Ross (Hailee Steinfeld) hires alcoholic U.S. Marshal Reuben “Rooster” Cogburn (Jeff Bridges) to help her exact revenge. The disreputable lawman still has grit, though, and mounts an epic search. Joining the duo on their quest is a Texas Ranger (Matt Damon) who’s also hunting for Chaney in this updated Western that received multiple Oscar nods, including Best Picture. More details / Watch now
Somewhere in Time
Seen it: classic
In this unabashedly romantic film, an elderly woman approaches playwright Richard Collier (Christopher Reeve) and presses a pocket watch into his hand whispering, “Come back to me.” Years later, Collier becomes obsessed with a picture of an early 1900s actress (Jane Seymour) and discovers that she’s the woman who gave him the watch. Collier wills himself back in time to find the woman, and the two begin a love affair. More details / Watch now
Monty Python’s The Meaning of Life: Special Edition
Seen it: classic
The no-holds-barred Pythons explore the various facets of life – from procreation to the clang of a death knell – in their typical irreverent fashion, proclaiming “Every sperm is sacred.” (Or didn’t you know?) Darker and more disturbing than other Monty Python fare, the film follows a sketch comedy format and includes highlights such as the heave-inducing “world’s biggest glutton” skit featuring John Cleese and Terry Jones. More details / Watch now


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The OCaml system
release 5.0
September, 2022
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The OCaml Manual
Contents
Foreword
Index of keywords
OCaml API
OCaml Compiler API
Contents
Part I An introduction to OCaml
Chapter 1
The core language
1
Basics
2
Data types
3
Functions as values
4
Records and variants
4.1
Record and variant disambiguation
5
Imperative features
6
Exceptions
7
Lazy expressions
8
Symbolic processing of expressions
9
Pretty-printing
10
Printf formats
11
Standalone OCaml programs
Chapter 2
The module system
1
Structures
2
Signatures
3
Functors
4
Functors and type abstraction
5
Modules and separate compilation
Chapter 3
Objects in OCaml
1
Classes and objects
2
Immediate objects
3
Reference to self
4
Initializers
5
Virtual methods
6
Private methods
7
Class interfaces
8
Inheritance
9
Multiple inheritance
10
Parameterized classes
11
Polymorphic methods
12
Using coercions
13
Functional objects
14
Cloning objects
15
Recursive classes
16
Binary methods
17
Friends
Chapter 4
Labeled arguments
1
Optional arguments
2
Labels and type inference
3
Suggestions for labeling
Chapter 5
Polymorphic variants
1
Basic use
2
Advanced use
3
Weaknesses of polymorphic variants
Chapter 6
Polymorphism and its limitations
1
Weak polymorphism and mutation
1.1
Weakly polymorphic types
1.2
The value restriction
1.3
The relaxed value restriction
1.4
Variance and value restriction
1.5
Abstract data types
2
Polymorphic recursion
2.1
Explicitly polymorphic annotations
2.2
More examples
3
Higher-rank polymorphic functions
Chapter 7
Generalized algebraic datatypes
1
Recursive functions
2
Type inference
3
Refutation cases
4
Advanced examples
5
Existential type names in error messages
6
Explicit naming of existentials
7
Equations on non-local abstract types
Chapter 8
Advanced examples with classes and modules
1
Extended example: bank accounts
2
Simple modules as classes
2.1
Strings
2.2
Hashtbl
2.3
Sets
3
The subject/observer pattern
Chapter 9
Parallel programming
1
Domains
1.1
Joining domains
2
Domainslib: A library for nested-parallel programming
2.1
Parallelising Fibonacci using domainslib
2.2
Parallel iteration constructs
3
Parallel garbage collection
4
Memory model: The easy bits
5
Blocking synchronisation
5.1
Interaction with systhreads
6
Atomics
6.1
Lock-free stack
Chapter 10
Memory model: The hard bits
1
Why weakly consistent memory?
1.1
Compiler optimisations
1.2
Hardware optimisations
2
Data race freedom implies sequential consistency
2.1
Memory locations
2.2
Happens-before relation
2.3
Data race
2.4
DRF-SC
3
Reasoning with DRF-SC
4
Local data race freedom
5
An operational view of the memory model
5.1
Non-atomic locations
5.2
Domains
5.3
Non-atomic accesses
5.4
Atomic accesses
5.5
Reasoning with the semantics
6
Non-compliant operations
Part II The OCaml language
Chapter 11
The OCaml language
1
Lexical conventions
2
Values
2.1
Base values
2.2
Tuples
2.3
Records
2.4
Arrays
2.5
Variant values
2.6
Polymorphic variants
2.7
Functions
2.8
Objects
3
Names
4
Type expressions
5
Constants
6
Patterns
7
Expressions
7.1
Precedence and associativity
7.2
Basic expressions
7.3
Control structures
7.4
Operations on data structures
7.5
Operators
7.6
Objects
7.7
Coercions
7.8
Other
8
Type and exception definitions
8.1
Type definitions
8.2
Exception definitions
9
Classes
9.1
Class types
9.2
Class expressions
9.3
Class definitions
9.4
Class specifications
9.5
Class type definitions
10
Module types (module specifications)
10.1
Simple module types
10.2
Signatures
10.3
Functor types
10.4
The
with
operator
11
Module expressions (module implementations)
11.1
Simple module expressions
11.2
Structures
11.3
Functors
12
Compilation units
Chapter 12
Language extensions
1
Recursive definitions of values
2
Recursive modules
3
Private types
3.1
Private variant and record types
3.2
Private type abbreviations
3.3
Private row types
4
Locally abstract types
5
First-class modules
6
Recovering the type of a module
7
Substituting inside a signature
7.1
Destructive substitutions
7.2
Local substitution declarations
7.3
Module type substitutions
8
Type-level module aliases
9
Overriding in open statements
10
Generalized algebraic datatypes
11
Syntax for Bigarray access
12
Attributes
12.1
Built-in attributes
13
Extension nodes
13.1
Built-in extension nodes
14
Extensible variant types
14.1
Private extensible variant types
15
Generative functors
16
Extension-only syntax
16.1
Extension operators
16.2
Extension literals
17
Inline records
18
Documentation comments
18.1
Floating comments
18.2
Item comments
18.3
Label comments
19
Extended indexing operators
19.1
Multi-index notation
20
Empty variant types
21
Alerts
22
Generalized open statements
23
Binding operators
23.1
Short notation for variable bindings (let-punning)
23.2
Rationale
24
Effect handlers
24.1
Basics
24.2
Concurrency
24.3
User-level threads
24.4
Control inversion
24.5
Semantics
24.6
Shallow handlers
Part III The OCaml tools
Chapter 13
Batch compilation (ocamlc)
1
Overview of the compiler
2
Options
3
Modules and the file system
4
Common errors
5
Warning reference
5.1
Warning 6: Label omitted in function application
5.2
Warning 9: missing fields in a record pattern
5.3
Warning 52: fragile constant pattern
5.4
Warning 57: Ambiguous or-pattern variables under guard
Chapter 14
The toplevel system or REPL (ocaml)
1
Options
2
Toplevel directives
3
The toplevel and the module system
4
Common errors
5
Building custom toplevel systems:
ocamlmktop
5.1
Options
6
The native toplevel:
ocamlnat
(experimental)
Chapter 15
The runtime system (ocamlrun)
1
Overview
2
Options
3
Dynamic loading of shared libraries
4
Common errors
Chapter 16
Native-code compilation (ocamlopt)
1
Overview of the compiler
2
Options
3
Common errors
4
Running executables produced by ocamlopt
5
Compatibility with the bytecode compiler
Chapter 17
Lexer and parser generators (ocamllex, ocamlyacc)
1
Overview of
ocamllex
1.1
Options
2
Syntax of lexer definitions
2.1
Header and trailer
2.2
Naming regular expressions
2.3
Entry points
2.4
Regular expressions
2.5
Actions
2.6
Variables in regular expressions
2.7
Refill handlers
2.8
Reserved identifiers
3
Overview of
ocamlyacc
4
Syntax of grammar definitions
4.1
Header and trailer
4.2
Declarations
4.3
Rules
4.4
Error handling
5
Options
6
A complete example
7
Common errors
Chapter 18
Dependency generator (ocamldep)
1
Options
2
A typical Makefile
Chapter 19
The documentation generator (ocamldoc)
1
Usage
1.1
Invocation
1.2
Merging of module information
1.3
Coding rules
2
Syntax of documentation comments
2.1
Placement of documentation comments
2.2
The Stop special comment
2.3
Syntax of documentation comments
2.4
Text formatting
2.5
Documentation tags (@-tags)
3
Custom generators
3.1
The generator modules
3.2
Handling custom tags
4
Adding command line options
4.1
Compilation and usage
Chapter 20
The debugger (ocamldebug)
1
Compiling for debugging
2
Invocation
2.1
Starting the debugger
2.2
Initialization file
2.3
Exiting the debugger
3
Commands
3.1
Getting help
3.2
Accessing the debugger state
4
Executing a program
4.1
Events
4.2
Starting the debugged program
4.3
Running the program
4.4
Time travel
4.5
Killing the program
5
Breakpoints
6
The call stack
7
Examining variable values
8
Controlling the debugger
8.1
Setting the program name and arguments
8.2
How programs are loaded
8.3
Search path for files
8.4
Working directory
8.5
Turning reverse execution on and off
8.6
Behavior of the debugger with respect to
fork
8.7
Stopping execution when new code is loaded
8.8
Communication between the debugger and the program
8.9
Fine-tuning the debugger
8.10
User-defined printers
9
Miscellaneous commands
10
Running the debugger under Emacs
Chapter 21
Profiling (ocamlprof)
1
Compiling for profiling
2
Profiling an execution
3
Printing profiling information
4
Time profiling
Chapter 22
Interfacing C with OCaml
1
Overview and compilation information
1.1
Declaring primitives
1.2
Implementing primitives
1.3
Statically linking C code with OCaml code
1.4
Dynamically linking C code with OCaml code
1.5
Choosing between static linking and dynamic linking
1.6
Building standalone custom runtime systems
2
The
value
type
2.1
Integer values
2.2
Blocks
2.3
Pointers outside the heap
3
Representation of OCaml data types
3.1
Atomic types
3.2
Tuples and records
3.3
Arrays
3.4
Concrete data types
3.5
Objects
3.6
Polymorphic variants
4
Operations on values
4.1
Kind tests
4.2
Operations on integers
4.3
Accessing blocks
4.4
Allocating blocks
4.5
Raising exceptions
5
Living in harmony with the garbage collector
5.1
Simple interface
5.2
Low-level interface
5.3
Pending actions and asynchronous exceptions
6
A complete example
7
Advanced topic: callbacks from C to OCaml
7.1
Applying OCaml closures from C
7.2
Obtaining or registering OCaml closures for use in C functions
7.3
Registering OCaml exceptions for use in C functions
7.4
Main program in C
7.5
Embedding the OCaml code in the C code
8
Advanced example with callbacks
9
Advanced topic: custom blocks
9.1
The
struct custom_operations
9.2
Allocating custom blocks
9.3
Accessing custom blocks
9.4
Writing custom serialization and deserialization functions
9.5
Choosing identifiers
9.6
Finalized blocks
10
Advanced topic: Bigarrays and the OCaml-C interface
10.1
Include file
10.2
Accessing an OCaml bigarray from C or Fortran
10.3
Wrapping a C or Fortran array as an OCaml Bigarray
11
Advanced topic: cheaper C call
11.1
Passing unboxed values
11.2
Direct C call
11.3
Example: calling C library functions without indirection
12
Advanced topic: multithreading
12.1
Registering threads created from C
12.2
Parallel execution of long-running C code
13
Advanced topic: interfacing with Windows Unicode APIs
14
Building mixed C/OCaml libraries:
ocamlmklib
15
Cautionary words: the internal runtime API
15.1
Internal variables and CAML_INTERNALS
15.2
OCaml version macros
Chapter 23
Optimisation with Flambda
1
Overview
2
Command-line flags
2.1
Specification of optimisation parameters by round
3
Inlining
3.1
Classic inlining heuristic
3.2
Overview of “Flambda” inlining heuristics
3.3
Handling of specific language constructs
3.4
Inlining reports
3.5
Assessment of inlining benefit
3.6
Control of speculation
4
Specialisation
4.1
Assessment of specialisation benefit
5
Default settings of parameters
5.1
Settings at -O2 optimisation level
5.2
Settings at -O3 optimisation level
6
Manual control of inlining and specialisation
7
Simplification
8
Other code motion transformations
8.1
Lifting of constants
8.2
Lifting of toplevel let bindings
9
Unboxing transformations
9.1
Unboxing of closure variables
9.2
Unboxing of specialised arguments
9.3
Unboxing of closures
10
Removal of unused code and values
10.1
Removal of redundant let expressions
10.2
Removal of redundant program constructs
10.3
Removal of unused arguments
10.4
Removal of unused closure variables
11
Other code transformations
11.1
Transformation of non-escaping references into mutable variables
11.2
Substitution of closure variables for specialised arguments
12
Treatment of effects
13
Compilation of statically-allocated modules
14
Inhibition of optimisation
15
Use of unsafe operations
16
Glossary
Chapter 24
Fuzzing with afl-fuzz
1
Overview
2
Generating instrumentation
2.1
Advanced options
3
Example
Chapter 25
Runtime tracing with the instrumented runtime
1
Overview
2
Enabling runtime instrumentation
3
Reading traces
3.1
eventlog-tools
3.2
babeltrace
4
Controlling instrumentation and limitations
4.1
Trace filename
4.2
Pausing and resuming tracing
4.3
Limitations
Chapter 26
The “Tail Modulo Constructor” program transformation
1
Disambiguation
2
Danger: getting out of tail-mod-cons
3
Details on the transformation
4
Current limitations
Part IV The OCaml library
Chapter 27
The core library
1
Built-in types and predefined exceptions
2
Module
Stdlib
: the initially opened module
Chapter 28
The standard library
Chapter 29
The compiler front-end
Chapter 30
The unix library: Unix system calls
Chapter 31
The str library: regular expressions and string processing
Chapter 32
The threads library
Chapter 33
The dynlink library: dynamic loading and linking of object files
Chapter 34
Recently removed or moved libraries (Graphics, Bigarray, Num, LablTk)
1
The Graphics Library
2
The Bigarray Library
3
The Num Library
4
The Labltk Library and OCamlBrowser
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问题描述 :
In C++ ,there are two styles of comment, one is a stream of characters enclosed by "/*" and "*/", and the other is a single line beginning with "//". Comments will not be nested as in c++.
Your task is to deal with these comments, which is to capitalize all the letters in a comment and count the number of occurrence of comments.
To simplify your task, you may assume that comments will not appear in constant strings.
Your task is to deal with these comments, which is to capitalize all the letters in a comment and count the number of occurrence of comments.
To simplify your task, you may assume that comments will not appear in constant strings.
输入:
The first line speicifies the number of test cases T (T <= 10). Each test case begins with a number L (L <= 100), the number of lines of the C++ code, following L lines which is the body of the code. The length of each line of the code will not exceed 200.
输出:
For each test case, output the number occurrence of comments you’ve found and then the resulting text of your processing. print a line after each test case.
样例输入:
2 1 /*hduacm 1 /*hduacm //hduacm */
样例输出:
0 /*hduacm 1 /*HDUACM //HDUACM */
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最长回文子串可以使用manacher算法，将时间复杂度降到O(n)。
面霸网。www.51mx.org
失误失误，转载错了。已经改正，抱歉。
我是来看评论的
a是根先忽略掉，递归子树。剩下前缀bejkcfghid和后缀jkebfghicd，分拆的原则的是每个子树前缀和后缀的节点个数是一样的，根节点出现在前缀的第一个，后缀的最后一个。根节点b出现后缀的第四个位置，则第一部分为四个节点，前缀bejk，后缀jkeb，剩下的c出现在后缀的倒数第2个，就划分为cfghi和 fghic，第3部分就为c、c
很高兴你会喜欢这个网站。目前还没有一个开发团队，网站是我一个人在维护，都是用的开源系统，也没有太多需要开发的部分，主要是内容整理。非常感谢你的关注。
红绯鱼：
牛逼牛逼
大致看了下，算法的时间复杂度没有很本性的提升，算不上高效。
比较基础，找些自信
博主的C++功底真是好
顺利测试通过了，多谢
额楼主能否在发布代码的同时对解题思路做个讲解呢？这样大家在学习的时候就方便多了。


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LARGER THAN LIFE A film review by Michael John Legeros Copyright 1996 Michael John Legeros
(U/A) Directed by Howard Franklin Written by Roy Blount Jr., from the story by Pen Densham and Garry Williams Cast Bill Murray, Tai, Janeane Garofalo, Matthew McConaughey, Linda Fiorentino, Anita Gillette, Pat Hingle, Lois Smith MPAA Rating "PG" Running Time 93 minutes Reviewed at Waverly Place, Cary, NC (02NOV96)
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LARGER THAN LIFE, the comedy that puts Bill Murray on the road with an elephant (!), almost warranted a walk-out, but not because this particular pachyderm played in the odious OPERATION DUMBO DROP. Rather, it was the number of children in attendance that left my companion and I unable to relax in our seats. (Upon entering the theater, Waverly Place in Cary, we were dismayed to discover bare walls. Without stereo sound to drown out the inevitable noise of an underage audience, the situation was rapidly approaching lose- lose. Did I mention the dried vomit on the seat in front of us?) Happily, the brats were well-behaved, though I doubt that any of them appreciated Bill Murray's character of a smarmy motivational speaker. (His motto, obviously modeled after multiplex managers, is "get over it.") They came to see an elephant and, oh, what an elephant it was! Vera, as she's called in the movie, can bow and play dead and do almost any trick, except perform a rewrite on Roy Blount Jr.'s clearly understocked script. In fact, no human that Mr. Motivation meets on his cross-country trip to California-- to sell Vera to either a zoo-keeper (Janeane Garofalo) or an animal trainer (Linda Fiorentino)-- is particularly funny, not even the manic trucker Tip played by an unrecognizable Matthew McConaughey. Critters watching critters notwithstanding, LARGER THAN LIFE is best enjoyed as another of Murray's feature-length slow burns. And stay awake for the movie's one great scene, when Murray tries to drive a big rig. Hilarious.
Grade: C+
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For the meatballs, mix together the mince, onion, garlic and herbs along with a generous pinch of salt and pepper. Using your hands, roll into 16 balls.
Heat a frying pan over a medium heat and add one tablespoon of olive oil. Once hot, fry the meatballs on all sides until nicely coloured, being careful not to burn them. You may need to do this in batches.
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WHO has received reports of an outbreak of yellow fever in the district of Sindou, Cascades region, in the southwest of the country, near the border of Côte d'Ivoire and Mali. One case who died on October 10 has been laboratory confirmed by Centre Muraz, Burkina Faso and by the WHO Collaborating Centre for Yellow Fever, the Institut Pasteur, Dakar, Senegal.
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A system to automate part of the collaborative ontology development process. Given a repository with an owl file, OnToology will survey it and produce diagrams, a complete documentation and validation based on common pitfalls. OnToology also creates an issue in Github with an evaluation summary. Once you register your repository, OnToology will track your ontologies (in the registered repository) for changes. Whenever a change in an ontology is pushed, OnToology will generate documentation, diagrams and evaluation report for the changed ontologies. After that, OnToology will create a pull request with the generated files. You can enable/disable documentation, visualization or/and evaluation via a configuration file.
Create a repository on GitHub with your ontologies. Add your repository to OnToology (e.g. user/reponame), and wait for OnToology to process it out (usually, within seconds) A pull request with documentation, diagrams, evaluation report, and JSON-LD context will be generated automatically, and you will be notified of the progress on the OnToology site. See the Step by Step page for more info.
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Assignment: Cultural Blog | Questions
For this blog post, I was assigned to research the art of asking good questions in the world of coding. As an educator, I have actually already done a lot of study around asking questions. However, I did find this article very helpful in formatting a good question online. It is certainly possible to ask a question and never receive an answer, or to receive answers that don't help you understand what you were hoping to. For this reason, it will be important to follow these steps to increase the possibility that your question will be answered in a way that is helpful to your needs:
Research
Hopefully, before you are posting your question online, you have already conducted some kind of search for the information yourself. If you keep track of the information you found in this search, you may be able to help others understand what information you are still missing. You may even want to provide links to related questions that remain unanswered.
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The people who will potentially respond to your question will be looking at the title to determine whether to keep reading. It is important to make sure that your title is specific enough to draw in someone who has knowledge on the subject. I thought these examples from the stackoverflow article were excellent, so I stole them:
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Be sure to include error messages you have come across, key APIs (application program interface), and any unusual situation that makes your question unique from (or similar to) other questions you've seen asked. Also, make sure your spelling, punctuation, and grammar are correct in your title, since this is the first thing people will see. Finally, if you're having trouble coming up with a summarizing title, you can choose to write this part last; after writing out the longer version, it may become more clear what the focus of your problem should be.
Describe the problem before displaying any code
Now is the time to expand on the problem introduced in your title. How did you encounter this problem? What difficulties did you run into while trying to solve the problem?
Make it possible for others to reproduce the problem
This is where you can include code if that is where your problem lies. Be sure to only include the relevant code. Readers of your question should be able to reproduce the problem with the code you have provided.
Include all tags that are relevant to your question
The sites that allow you to post coding questions will also have a tagging system you can use to attract users who have knowledge on specific, relevant topics. Make sure you tag the language and API you are using. As you begin adding tags, other related tags may become available. Just make sure that you read the descriptions first if you aren't sure whether they are relevant to your problem. If you want more information on tagging, check out this article.
Proof-read!
Try to read through your question with fresh eyes. See if you can recreate the problem using only the information provided. Also, make sure you are checking for spelling, punctuation, and grammar before you post.
Post your question and be sure to respond to all feedback
Once you have posted your question, stick around for a bit to see if anyone comments on it. There may be some information missing that people ask for. Try to respond right away by editing the question to include that information. Also, if someone has answered your question, try out their suggestion to see if it works and give them feedback on whether or not it did.
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This is part of a lawsuit. Link copied. This is just a part of what Obama is guilty of (not even mentioning the trafficking)..
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Who is the lady talking?
The Kenyan Needed the money for Michelle’s hormones
Proof we knew all along. 0webama committed treason.
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Thanks very much for filing the request and posting the mockup (looks good). If you want to get a sneak preview of things to come you could take a look at the public preview release of Synergy Advance (see http://synergyadvance.com/ for more). It doesn't have a Floater module yet but it does have support for customizing what gets shown in Growl notifications and one of the things you can include in them is the track "Grouping". When I release the Floater module that will also provide the user with more control over what gets included in the Floater and how it gets formatted, including control over the "Grouping" info.
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Wincent, thanks very much for the quick reply. I'll probably download Synergy Advance soon and try it out - but does this mean Synergy Classic will not be getting this feature?
Thanks again, Guy
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Greg Hurrell
Synergy may get it, but because it already suffers from a "UI cramp" problem in the preferences there is a limit to the number of new features that can be added. I've marked the request as ASSIGNED so that it doesn't get overlooked or forgotten as time goes on.
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Greg Hurrell
Changing assignment to reflect my new email address.
http://wincent.com/a/news/archives/2006/05/change_of_email.php
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Greg Hurrell
To keep all information about this proposed feature in the same place I'm going to mark this as a duplicate of request #104. We'll keep everything under that ticket from now on.
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System Tray Icon Example
Screenshot of the System Tray Icon
Modern operating systems usually provide a special area on the desktop, called the system tray or notification area, where long-running applications can display icons and short messages.
This example consists of one single class, Window
, providing the main application window (i.e., an editor for the system tray icon) and the associated icon.
The editor allows the user to choose the preferred icon as well as set the balloon message's type and duration. The user can also edit the message's title and body. Finally, the editor provides a checkbox controlling whether the icon is actually shown in the system tray, or not.
Window Class Definition
The Window
class inherits QWidget:
class Window : public QDialog { Q_OBJECT public: Window(); void setVisible(bool visible) override; protected: void closeEvent(QCloseEvent *event) override; private slots: void setIcon(int index); void iconActivated(QSystemTrayIcon::ActivationReason reason); void showMessage(); void messageClicked(); private: void createIconGroupBox(); void createMessageGroupBox(); void createActions(); void createTrayIcon(); QGroupBox *iconGroupBox; QLabel *iconLabel; QComboBox *iconComboBox; QCheckBox *showIconCheckBox; QGroupBox *messageGroupBox; QLabel *typeLabel; QLabel *durationLabel; QLabel *durationWarningLabel; QLabel *titleLabel; QLabel *bodyLabel; QComboBox *typeComboBox; QSpinBox *durationSpinBox; QLineEdit *titleEdit; QTextEdit *bodyEdit; QPushButton *showMessageButton; QAction *minimizeAction; QAction *maximizeAction; QAction *restoreAction; QAction *quitAction; QSystemTrayIcon *trayIcon; QMenu *trayIconMenu; };
We implement several private slots to respond to user interaction. The other private functions are only convenience functions provided to simplify the constructor.
The tray icon is an instance of the QSystemTrayIcon class. To check whether a system tray is present on the user's desktop, call the static QSystemTrayIcon::isSystemTrayAvailable() function. Associated with the icon, we provide a menu containing the typical minimize, maximize, restore and quit actions. We reimplement the QWidget::setVisible() function to update the tray icon's menu whenever the editor's appearance changes, e.g., when maximizing or minimizing the main application window.
Finally, we reimplement QWidget's closeEvent() function to be able to inform the user (when closing the editor window) that the program will keep running in the system tray until the user chooses the Quit entry in the icon's context menu.
Window Class Implementation
When constructing the editor widget, we first create the various editor elements before we create the actual system tray icon:
Window::Window() { createIconGroupBox(); createMessageGroupBox(); iconLabel->setMinimumWidth(durationLabel->sizeHint().width()); createActions(); createTrayIcon(); connect(showMessageButton, &QAbstractButton::clicked, this, &Window::showMessage); connect(showIconCheckBox, &QAbstractButton::toggled, trayIcon, &QSystemTrayIcon::setVisible); connect(iconComboBox, QOverload<int>::of(&QComboBox::currentIndexChanged), this, &Window::setIcon); connect(trayIcon, &QSystemTrayIcon::messageClicked, this, &Window::messageClicked); connect(trayIcon, &QSystemTrayIcon::activated, this, &Window::iconActivated); QVBoxLayout *mainLayout = new QVBoxLayout; mainLayout->addWidget(iconGroupBox); mainLayout->addWidget(messageGroupBox); setLayout(mainLayout); iconComboBox->setCurrentIndex(1); trayIcon->show(); setWindowTitle(tr("Systray")); resize(400, 300); }
We ensure that the application responds to user input by connecting most of the editor's input widgets (including the system tray icon) to the application's private slots. But note the visibility checkbox; its toggled() signal is connected to the icon's setVisible() function instead.
void Window::setIcon(int index) { QIcon icon = iconComboBox->itemIcon(index); trayIcon->setIcon(icon); setWindowIcon(icon); trayIcon->setToolTip(iconComboBox->itemText(index)); }
The setIcon()
slot is triggered whenever the current index in the icon combobox changes, i.e., whenever the user chooses another icon in the editor. Note that it is also called when the user activates the tray icon with the left mouse button, triggering the icon's activated() signal. We will come back to this signal shortly.
The QSystemTrayIcon::setIcon() function sets the icon property that holds the actual system tray icon. On Windows, the system tray icon size is 16x16; on X11, the preferred size is 22x22. The icon will be scaled to the appropriate size as necessary.
Note that on X11, due to a limitation in the system tray specification, mouse clicks on transparent areas in the icon are propagated to the system tray. If this behavior is unacceptable, we suggest using an icon with no transparency.
void Window::iconActivated(QSystemTrayIcon::ActivationReason reason) { switch (reason) { case QSystemTrayIcon::Trigger: case QSystemTrayIcon::DoubleClick: iconComboBox->setCurrentIndex((iconComboBox->currentIndex() + 1) % iconComboBox->count()); break; case QSystemTrayIcon::MiddleClick: showMessage(); break; default: ; } }
Whenever the user activates the system tray icon, it emits its activated() signal passing the triggering reason as parameter. QSystemTrayIcon provides the ActivationReason enum to describe how the icon was activated.
In the constructor, we connected our icon's activated() signal to our custom iconActivated()
slot: If the user has clicked the icon using the left mouse button, this function changes the icon image by incrementing the icon combobox's current index, triggering the setIcon()
slot as mentioned above. If the user activates the icon using the middle mouse button, it calls the custom showMessage()
slot:
void Window::showMessage() { showIconCheckBox->setChecked(true); QSystemTrayIcon::MessageIcon msgIcon = QSystemTrayIcon::MessageIcon( typeComboBox->itemData(typeComboBox->currentIndex()).toInt()); if (msgIcon == QSystemTrayIcon::NoIcon) { QIcon icon(iconComboBox->itemIcon(iconComboBox->currentIndex())); trayIcon->showMessage(titleEdit->text(), bodyEdit->toPlainText(), icon, durationSpinBox->value() * 1000); } else { trayIcon->showMessage(titleEdit->text(), bodyEdit->toPlainText(), msgIcon, durationSpinBox->value() * 1000); } }
When the showMessage() slot is triggered, we first retrieve the message icon depending on the currently chosen message type. The QSystemTrayIcon::MessageIcon enum describes the icon that is shown when a balloon message is displayed. Then we call QSystemTrayIcon's showMessage() function to show the message with the title, body, and icon for the time specified in milliseconds.
macOS users note: The Growl notification system must be installed for QSystemTrayIcon::showMessage() to display messages.
QSystemTrayIcon also has the corresponding, messageClicked() signal, which is emitted when the user clicks a message displayed by showMessage().
void Window::messageClicked() { QMessageBox::information(0, tr("Systray"), tr("Sorry, I already gave what help I could.\n" "Maybe you should try asking a human?")); }
In the constructor, we connected the messageClicked() signal to our custom messageClicked()
slot that simply displays a message using the QMessageBox class.
QMessageBox provides a modal dialog with a short message, an icon, and buttons laid out depending on the current style. It supports four severity levels: "Question", "Information", "Warning" and "Critical". The easiest way to pop up a message box in Qt is to call one of the associated static functions, e.g., QMessageBox::information().
As we mentioned earlier, we reimplement a couple of QWidget's virtual functions:
void Window::setVisible(bool visible) { minimizeAction->setEnabled(visible); maximizeAction->setEnabled(!isMaximized()); restoreAction->setEnabled(isMaximized() || !visible); QDialog::setVisible(visible); }
Our reimplementation of the QWidget::setVisible() function updates the tray icon's menu whenever the editor's appearance changes, e.g., when maximizing or minimizing the main application window, before calling the base class implementation.
void Window::closeEvent(QCloseEvent *event) { #ifdef Q_OS_OSX if (!event->spontaneous() || !isVisible()) { return; } #endif if (trayIcon->isVisible()) { QMessageBox::information(this, tr("Systray"), tr("The program will keep running in the " "system tray. To terminate the program, " "choose <b>Quit</b> in the context menu " "of the system tray entry.")); hide(); event->ignore(); } }
We have reimplemented the QWidget::closeEvent() event handler to receive widget close events, showing the above message to the users when they are closing the editor window. On macOS we need to avoid showing the message and accepting the close event when the user really intends to quit the application, that is, when the user has triggered "Quit" in the menu bar or pressed the Command+Q shortcut.
In addition to the functions and slots discussed above, we have also implemented several convenience functions to simplify the constructor: createIconGroupBox()
, createMessageGroupBox()
, createActions()
and createTrayIcon()
. See the window.cpp file for details.
Files:
- desktop/systray/window.cpp
- desktop/systray/window.h
- desktop/systray/main.cpp
- desktop/systray/systray.pro
- desktop/systray/systray.qrc
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java.lang.Object brooklyn.util.task.Tasks
public class Tasks
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static Task
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current()
the Task where the current thread is executing, if executing in a Task, otherwise null |
static java.lang.Object
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resolveValue(java.lang.Object v, java.lang.Class type, ExecutionContext exec)
@see #resolveValue(Object, Class, ExecutionContext, String) |
static java.lang.Object
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resolveValue(java.lang.Object v, java.lang.Class type, ExecutionContext exec, java.lang.String contextMessage)
attempt to resolve the given value as the given type, waiting on futures, submitting if necessary, and coercing as allowed by TypeCoercions; contextMessage (optional) will be displayed in status reports while it waits (e.g. the name of the config key being looked up) |
static void
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setBlockingDetails(java.lang.String description)
convenience for setting "blocking details" on any task where the current thread is running; typically invoked prior to a wait, for transparency to a user; then invoked with 'null' just after the wait |
static void
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setExtraStatusDetails(java.lang.String notes)
sets extra status details on the current task, if possible (otherwise does nothing). |
static java.lang.Object
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withBlockingDetails(java.lang.String description, java.util.concurrent.Callable code)
convenience for setting "blocking details" on any task where the current thread is running, while the passed code is executed; often used from groovy as withBlockingDetails("sleeping 5s") { Thread.sleep(5000); }If code block is null, the description is set until further notice (not cleareed). |
| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object | |
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| java.lang.Object#wait(), java.lang.Object#wait(long), java.lang.Object#wait(long, int), java.lang.Object#equals(java.lang.Object), java.lang.Object#toString(), java.lang.Object#hashCode(), java.lang.Object#getClass(), java.lang.Object#notify(), java.lang.Object#notifyAll() |
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@SuppressWarnings("rawtypes") public static Task current()
public static java.lang.Object resolveValue(java.lang.Object v, java.lang.Class type, ExecutionContext exec)
@SuppressWarnings({ "unchecked", "rawtypes" }) public static java.lang.Object resolveValue(java.lang.Object v, java.lang.Class type, ExecutionContext exec, java.lang.String contextMessage)
public static void setBlockingDetails(java.lang.String description)
public static void setExtraStatusDetails(java.lang.String notes)
@SuppressWarnings("rawtypes") public static java.lang.Object withBlockingDetails(java.lang.String description, java.util.concurrent.Callable code)
withBlockingDetails("sleeping 5s") { Thread.sleep(5000); }If code block is null, the description is set until further notice (not cleareed).
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