| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| AbstractClinicalItemValidator | |
| AbstractFunctionalItemValidator | |
| AbstractItemValidator | |
| AbstractServiceItemValidator | |
| OasisNoOpValidator |
Regardless of the record type, this always returns a empty array.
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| OasisValidatorItems |
Provides validation items based on the record type.
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| ValidateAssessmentReason |
Validates Assessment Reason for edits: 3060
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| ValidateBowlIncontinence |
Validates Bowl Incontinence for edits: 3060, 4350
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| ValidateBowlIncontinenceOstomy |
Validates Bowl Incontinence Ostomy for edits: 3060, 4370
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| ValidateBowlIncontinenceOstomy_OASIS_D |
Validates Bowl Incontinence Ostomy for edits: 3060, 4370
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| ValidateCurrentAmbulation |
Validates Current Ambulation for edits: 3060
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| ValidateCurrentBathing |
Validates Current Bathing for edits: 3060
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| ValidateCurrentDressing |
Validates Dress Upper Lower for edits: 3060
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| ValidateCurrentToileting |
Validates Current Toileting for edits: 3060
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| ValidateCurrentTransferring |
Validates Transferring for edits: 3060
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| ValidateDrugRegimenReview |
Validates Episode Timing for edits: 3060
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| ValidateDrugRegimenReview_OASIS_D |
Validates Episode Timing for edits: 3060
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| ValidateEpisodeTiming |
Validates Episode Timing for edits: 3060
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| ValidateFrequencyPain |
Validates Frequency Pain Management for edits: 3060
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| ValidateInjectableMeds |
Validates Current Injectable Meds for edits: 3060, 4440, 4450, 4490
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| ValidateInjectableMeds_OASIS_C2 |
Validates Current Injectable Meds for edits: 3060, 4440, 4450, 4490
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| ValidateInjectableMeds_OASIS_D |
Validates Current Injectable Meds for edits: 3060, 4440, 4450, 4490
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| ValidateLesionOpenWound | Deprecated |
| ValidatePressureUlcer_OASIS_C1 |
Validates Pressure Ulcers for Stage 1 thru 4, and Non-staging pressure ulcers
for edits: 3060, 4130, 4140,4150, 4160, 4170, 4210, 5110, 5120, 5130
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| ValidatePressureUlcer_OASIS_C2 |
Validates Pressure Ulcers for Stage 1 thru 4, and Non-staging pressure ulcers
for edits: 3060, 4131, 4141,4151, 4161, 4170, 4211, 5110, 5121, 5131
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| ValidatePressureUlcer_OASIS_D |
Validates Pressure Ulcers for Stage 1 thru 4, and Non-staging pressure ulcers
for edits: 3060, 4131, 4141,4151, 4161, 4170, 4211, 5110, 5121, 5131
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| ValidateStageMostProblematicPressureUlcer |
Validates Stage Most Problematic Pressure Ulcer for edits: 3060,
4170, 4180, 4190, 4200
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| ValidateStageMostProblematicPressureUlcer_OASIS_C2 |
Validates Stage Most Problematic Pressure Ulcer for edits: 3060,
4170, 4181, 4191, 4201
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| ValidateStageMostProblematicPressureUlcer_OASIS_D |
Validates Stage Most Problematic Pressure Ulcer for edits: 3060, 4170, 4181,
4191, 4201
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| ValidateStasisUlcer |
Validates Stasis Ulcer for edits: 3060, 4230, 4220
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| ValidateStasisUlcer_OASIS_D |
Validates Stasis Ulcer for edits: 3060, 4230, 4220
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| ValidateStatusProblematicSurgicalWound |
Validates Status Problematic Surgical Wound for edits: 3060, 4240, 4250
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| ValidateTherapyAtHome |
Validates therapy at home, IV infusion, Par Nutrition and Enteral Nutrition
for edits: 3060, 3880, 3890
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| ValidateTherapyNeed |
Validates Therapy Need for edits: 3060, 4510, 4520
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| ValidateUniqueDiagnosis |
Validates Existing Codes for edits: 5000
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| ValidateUrinaryIncontinence |
Validates Urinary Incontinence for edits: 3060, 4330, 4340
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| ValidateUrinaryIncontinence_OASIS_C2 |
Validates Urinary Incontinence for edits: 3060, 4330, 4340
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| ValidateUrinaryIncontinence_OASIS_D |
Validates Urinary Incontinence for edits: 3060, 4330, 4340
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| ValidateVision |
Validates vision for edits: 3060
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| ValidateWhenDyspneic |
Validates When Dyspneic for edits: 3060
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Ruby Hashes vs. JavaScript Objects
Hash? Object? What are they?
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Tables, tables, tables!
We all know what a simple table looks like right? On a table it has a left side, and it's corresponding right side value. Computers use these tables with these corresponding entries all the time. The corresponding pairs are usally called key & value pairs. In Ruby, these tables are called hashes, and in JavaScript they are called objects.
So how are they alike? How are they different?
Ruby hashes and objects are similar in that they both have corresponding pairs and that they can contain different things. In Ruby we call these key/value pairs. In JavaScript Objects, we call them property/value pairs. In Ruby there are two ways of storing key/values in literal notation: Hash Rocket Style and a style adopted from JavaScript.
It is important to know in Ruby 1.9 hashes built with (:) colons can ONLY be used on symbols. Otherwise, for other type of objects, Ruby docs recommend using Hash rocket notation hashes. And that's it folks!


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This procedural project is a part of the COP2001 curriculum
Demonstration
The first user enters credentials and is made an administrator. The username is set by the first letter of the first name concatenated with the last name in all lowercase.
New products can be added to the product catalog, unit production can be tracked, new employee login information can be set if they have a unique username, production statistics can be displayed, and the user is able to find the production number by entering a serial number.
Flowchart
Sprint 1 Backlog (SBL)
1. Output a greeting and menu in main.
Sprint 2 Backlog (SBL) - Conditions, Loops, Functions, Files intro.
1. Create a working menu
- The only menu options necessary for this sprint are Log Production and Exit.
- Only accept values that are listed in the menu.
- If the user selects a different value, they are asked to choose again.
- Menus is printed from a showMenu function that is called from main.
- Menu choices result in calls to functions.
- After output of menu choice, show menu again until user chooses to exit.
2. Add functionality to log production for the products from the previous sprint.
- The user should be able to choose which of the products was produced.
- Able to enter how many of the products were produced.
- A record should be output that displays the production number, manufacturer, product name, item type and serial number.
- ProductionNumber should be unique, sequential for all products, and automatically assigned.
- The SerialNumber should start with the first three letters of the Manufacturer, two letter itemType code, then five digits (leading 0s if necessary that are unique and sequential for the item type. The entire Serial Number should be automatically assigned.
Sprint 3 - Arrays and Vectors, Searching and Sorting
1. Store the product line in a collection (parallel vectors).
- Use code to populate some products.
- Allow the user to add products.
- All user to view the product line.
2. When logging production, the user should be prompted to enter the product produced from the product line.
3. Store the production log in a collection (parallel vectors).
4. Output the product line sorted by name.
5. Given a Serial Number, output the Production Number
Sprint 4 - Pointers, Characters, Strings, Recursion
1. Create an Employee account.
- Allow user to input full name in format FirstName LastName.
- Generate user id, which is their first initial and surname in all lowercase
- Optional: Don't allow duplicate user names.
- Allow user to input a password.
- The password must contain at least one digit, at least one lowercase letter, and at least one uppercase letter. The password cannot contain a space or any other symbols.
- Use a recursive function to encrypt the password.
2. Optional: Require users to log in. Track which employee recorded production.
Sprint 5 - Data Structures, Structs, Files
1. Store product line, production records, and production statistics in structs.
3. Save the production log to a text file name ProductionLog.csv
4. Save the user names and encrypted passwords to a text file name Users.txt
5. Load data from the files into vectors of structs when the program starts.
Sprint 6 - Quality Analysis
1. Output production statistics such as total number of items produced and number of items of each type.
2. Clear all warnings from Inspect Code.
3. Format code using standard style guidelines.
4. Enhance documentation:
- Javadoc style comments for Doxygen
- Comments in code
- README, create animated gif of program running
5. Deployment


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Author : José Miguel Serra Lleti
Email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Run your server in the same computer where your SMART SEM server is installed. Make sure that your SMART SEM application is running and that you have
your sample completely set up in the FIB/SEM before starting your server.
Select your ip (ip´s are obtained from the system automatically) and your port. The default port is 8095 but could be changed to any other port. Be aware that if you change
your IP or your Port you will need to stop and start again. If you want to use the server in a localhost select the <IP_ADDRESS> address or tick the box Use localhost.
Push START to start the server.Before closing your aplication, stop the server using the STOP button.
To find more about server code design, click here.
The server opens a TCP/IP socket listener
in the specified address and port. From the GUI a socket connection must be
opened, a message can be sent in form of a string.
Here an example for grabbing a frame from
the SEM microscope screen is shown using python with the socket library.
import socket
path = "C:\Test\\trialsGrab"
payload = { 'function' : 'setDirFrames' , 'dir' : path } % set path for saving grab
client_socket = socket . socket ( socket . AF_INET , socket . SOCK_STREAM ) % open socket
client_socket . connect (( '<IP_ADDRESS>' , int ( 8095 )))
client_socket . sendall ( str ( payload )) % send payload as string
answer = client_socket . recv ( 1024 )
% Now the directory is set up and we proceed to grab our frame
payload = { 'function' : 'grabFrame' , 'frame_name' : 'Image' }
client_socket = socket . socket ( socket . AF_INET , socket . SOCK_STREAM )
client_socket . connect (( '<IP_ADDRESS>' , int ( 8095 )))
client_socket . sendall ( str ( payload ))
answer = client_socket . recv ( 1024 )
Errors are the same as is expressed in the Zeiss API Manual, except for the NO_ERROR value, which means the execution of the function worked properly.
1. getStagePositionXY
Gets coordinates X and Y from the microscope.
{ 'function': 'getStagePositionXY'}
Default RESPONSE
{'xpos': '0.0', ‘ypos': '0.0', ‘error’:’NO_ERROR’}
Similar methods:
· getStagePositionXYZ
· getStagePositionComplete (acquires x,y,z,r,t,m)
2. setStagePositionXY
Sets coordinates X and Y in the microscope.
 By default it also adds the time of acquisition. Pictures are saved as .tif with a metadata header.
{ 'function' :'grabFrame', 'frame_name':'Image'}
RESPONSE
{ ‘error’:’NO_ERROR’}


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mcast [options] <motif file> <sequence file>
In order for MCAST to compute statistical confidence estimates, at least 200 matches must be found. If the database contains too few sequences, or if certain other options are made too stringent, then too few matches may exist for significance statistics to be computed. In this case, the p-value, q-value, and E-value columns are set to "NaN", and all matches are printed. This limitation can be overcome by specifying the --synth option. When this option is set, synthetic sequences will be generated using a background model generated by choosing a random GC frequency within the range of observed GC minimum and maximum. The synthetic sequences will be used to estimate significance statistics.
When computing statistical confidence estimates, MCAST must retain the matches in memory until the final distribution of scores can be estimated. This means that the scanning of genome sized datasets has the potential to exhaust all available memory. To avoid this problem, MCAST uses reservoir sampling of the match scores, and limits the number of matches that are kept in memory. The default number of matches kept in memory is 100,000, but this value can be adjusted via the --max-stored-scores option. If the maximum number of stored matches is reached, then MCAST will drop the least significant half of the matches. This behavior may result in matches missing from the MCAST output, even though they would have satisfied the user-specified p-value or q-value threshold.
MCAST can make use of position-specific priors (PSPs) to improve its identification of true motif occurrences. To take advantage of PSPs in MCAST you use must provide two command line options. The --psp option is used to set the name of a file containing the PSP, and the --prior-dist option is used to set the name of a file containing the binned distribution of the PSP.
The PSP can be provided in MEME PSP file format, or in wiggle format. The MEME PSP file format requires that a PSP be included for every position in the sequence to be scanned. This format is usually only practical for relatively small sequence databases. The wiggle format accommodates sequence segments with missing PSP. When no PSP is available for a given position, MCAST will use the median PSP from the PSP distribution file. The wiggle format will work with large sequence databases, including full genomes.
The PSP and PSP distribution files can be generated from raw scores using the
create-priors
utility available
when you download and install the MEME Suite on your own computer.
A full description of the algorithm may be found in:
The name of a file containing DNA motifs in MEME format.
Outputs from MEME and DREME are supported, as well as Minimal MEME
Format. You can also input DNA motifs in TRANSFAC format if you
specify the --transfac
. You can convert many other motif formats to MEME format
using conversion scripts
available with the MEME Suite. Input motifs that are likely to appear in the
sequences. Note: All motifs must have width at least 2.
The name of a file of DNA sequences in FASTA format.
MCAST will create a directory named
mcast_out
(the name of this directory can be overridden via the
--o or --oc options)
The directory will contain:
mcast.html
-
an HTML file that provides the results in a human-readable formatmcast.tsv
-
a TSV (tab-separated values) file that provides
the results in a format suitable for parsing by scripts and viewing with Excelmcast.gff
-
a GFF3 format file that provides the results
in a format suitable for display in the UCSC genome browser
cisml.xml
-
that provides the results in the CisML
schemamcast.xml
-
that describes the inputs to MCAST in XML format and references
the CISML file cisml.xml
Note: See this detailed description of the MCAST output formats for more information.
| Option | Parameter | Description | Default Behavior |
|---|---|---|---|
| General Options | |||
| --alpha | alpha | The fraction of all TF binding sites that are binding sites for the TF of interest. | 1.0 |
| --hardmask | Nucleotides in lower case will be converted to the wildcard 'N'. This prevents these positions from being considered in motif matches. This is useful when the input sequence file has been soft-masked for tandem repeats. Without hard masking, MCAST may assign sequence segments containing tandem repeats a highly significant score. | Nucleotides in lower case are converted to upper case. | |
| --max-gap | max gap | The value of max gap specifies the longest distance allowed between two hits in a match. Hits separated by more than max gap will be placed in different matches. Note: Large values of max gap combined with large values of pthresh may prevent MCAST from computing E-values. | The maximum gap is set to 50. |
| --max-stored-scores | max | Set the maximum number of scores that will be stored. Keeping a complete list of scores may exceed available memory. Once the number of stored scores reaches the maximum allowed, the least significant 50% of scores will be dropped. In this case, the list of reported motifs may be incomplete and the q-value calculation will be approximate. | The maximum number of stored matches is 100,000. |
| --max-total-width | max | Limit the combined width of all the input motifs to no more than max columns. This can be set to prevent jobs from exceeding the available memory. The memory requirements of MCAST are quadratic in the combined widths of the motifs, and can reach 5Gb when the combined width is greater than 8000 columns. | MCAST does not limit the combined width of all motifs. |
| --motif-pthresh | pthresh | Set the scale for calculating pscores for motif hits. The
pscore for a hit with p-value p is
S = -log2(p/pthresh),
|
The motif scaling pvalue defaults to 0.0005. |
| --output-ethresh | out E-value | The E-value threshold for displaying search results. If the E-value of a match is greater than this value, then the match will not be printed. If any combination of --output-ethresh, --output-pthresh, or --output-qthresh is given, whichever option occurs last on the command-line will determine the effective output filter. | The E-value threshold is 10.0. |
| --output-pthresh | out p-value | The p-value threshold for displaying search results. If the p-value of a match is greater than this value, then the match will not be printed. If any combination of --output-ethresh, --output-pthresh, or --output-qthresh is given, whichever option occurs last on the command-line will determine the effective output filter. | The E-value is used as the threshold. See --output-ethresh option. |
| --output-qthresh | out q-value | The q-value threshold for displaying search results. If the q-value of a match is greater than this value, then the match will not be printed. If any combination of --output-ethresh, --output-pthresh, or --output-qthresh is given, whichever option occurs last on the command-line will determine the effective output filter. | The E-value is used as the threshold. See --output-ethresh option. |
| --synth | Use synthetic scores for distribution. A 0-order Markov model of nucleotide frequencies will be created by choosing a GC content at random between the observed minimum and maximum values. This model will be used to generate synthetic sequences, and the synthetic sequences will be used to estimate the distribution of p-values. | No synthetic sequences will be generated. | |
| --transfac | MCAST will assume that the motif file is in TRANSFAC matrix format. | MCAST assumes the motif file is in MEME format. |
If you use MCAST in your research please cite the following paper:
Timothy Bailey and William Stafford Noble,
"Searching for statistically significant regulatory modules",
Bioinformatics (Proceedings of the European Conference on Computational Biology),
19(Suppl. 2):ii16-ii25, 2003.
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#include <XSECCryptoBase64.hpp>
Inheritance diagram for XSECCryptoBase64:
The XSEC library will use implementations of this interface for translating bytes to/from base64 encoding.
There are many places where XML DSIG uses Base64 encoding for embedding data in the <Signature> structure. In some cases this object is used. In other cases, the library passes base64 code directly to the cryptographic handler.
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| virtual | ~XSECCryptoBase64 () |
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| virtual void | decodeInit (void)=0 |
| Initialise the base64 object. | |
| virtual unsigned int | decode (const unsigned char *inData, unsigned int inLength, unsigned char *outData, unsigned int outLength)=0 |
| Decode some passed in data. | |
| virtual unsigned int | decodeFinish (unsigned char *outData, unsigned int outLength)=0 |
| Finish off a decode. | |
Encoding Functions | |
| virtual void | encodeInit (void)=0 |
| Initialise the base64 object for encoding. | |
| virtual unsigned int | encode (const unsigned char *inData, unsigned int inLength, unsigned char *outData, unsigned int outLength)=0 |
| Encode some passed in data. | |
| virtual unsigned int | encodeFinish (unsigned char *outData, unsigned int outLength)=0 |
| Finish off an encode. | |
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DiverSE ’s research agenda is in the area of software engineering. In this broad domain we develop models, methodologies and theories to address the challenges raised by the emergence of several forms of diversity in the design, deployment and evolution of software intensive systems. The emergence of software diversity is an essential phenomenon in all application domains that we investigate with our industrial partners. These application domains range from complex systems such as systems of systems (in collaboration with Thales and DGA) and Instrumentation and Control (with EDF) to pervasive combinations of Internet of Things and Internet of Services (with TellU and Software AG) and tactical information systems (with the firefighter department). Even if today these systems are apparently radically different, we envision a strong convergence of the scientific principles underpinning their construction and validation towards flexible and open yet dependable systems. In particular, we see that the required flexibility and openness raise challenges for the software layer of these systems that must deal with four dimension of diversity: the diversity of languages used by the stakeholders involved in the construction of these systems; the diversity of features required by the different customers; the diversity of runtime environments in which software has to run and adapt; the diversity of implementations that are necessary for resilience through redundancy.
In this context, the major software engineering challenge consists in handling diversity from variability in requirements and design to heterogeneous and dynamic execution environments. In particular this requires considering that the software system must adapt, in unpredictable ways, to changes in the requirements and environment. Conversely, explicitly handling of diversity is a great opportunity to allow software to spontaneously explore alternative design solutions. Concretely, we want to provide software engineers with the ability:
The major scientific objective that we must achieve to provide such mechanisms for software engineering is synthesized below
Automatically compose and synthesize software diversity from design to runtime to address unpredictable evolutions of software intensive systems. Software product lines and associated variability modeling formalisms represent an essential aspect of software diversity, which we already explored in the past and that represent a major foundation of DiverSE’s research agenda. However, DiverSE also exploits other foundations to handle new forms of diversity: type theory and models of computation for the composition of languages; distributed algorithms and pervasive computation to handle the diversity of execution platforms; functional and qualitative randomized transformations to synthesize diversity for robust systems.
DiverSE (formely Triskell) is a research team of "IRISA" (mixed research unit grouping "CNRS" , University of Rennes 1 , "INRIA" "INSA Rennes" in Rennes / Britanny / France), defining itself as a world leader(*) of Model Driven Engineering (MDE) research.
The research domain of the Triskell project-team is the model driven development and validation of software product lines, ranging from the Internet of Things to the Internet of Services. Triskell is particularly interested in component based, dynamically adaptable systems with quality of service constraints, including reliability, performance, timeliness, etc. The long-term goal of the Triskell project-team is to investigate new ways of building and validating these systems by unifying Model Driven Engineering, Aspect Oriented Software Development, Product-Line Engineering, Component Based Software Development, and Generative Programming.
Model-Driven Engineering for Component-Based Software - Formal manipulation of UML models with patterns, frameworks and components - Design with contract-aware components and Aspect Oriented Modeling - Models@runtime to control Dynamically Adaptable Systems - Intra-component and inter-component V&V (testing)
Introduction to Model Driven Engineering
GEMOC is an open and international initiative that aims to coordinate and disseminate the research results regarding the support of the coordinated use of various modeling languages that will lead to the concept of the globalization of modeling languages.
Ph.D. & M.Sc.


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| public string name - Name of the object public string parent - Name of the object's parent public bool hasParent - True if the object has a parent public string creator - Creator's name public string created - Date of creation public vector<string> modifiers - List of modifiers' names public vector<string> modified - List of modification dates public string desc - Description of the object public string docObjectType - What kind of object this is |


front-end / full-stack dev: AWS, WordPress, Wix, Squarespace
back-end: Python, Flask, Node.js, Django
logos print-ready in CMYK, multi-scaled: Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator
Designed graphics and implemented them in a migrated, custom WordPress theme.
Custom-made Bootstrap template using custom javascript and css.
Business logos created in Photoshop and Illustrator.


We currently only allow 10 VMs running at a time. If you come back in 24 hours, we'll probably have deleted some older ones by then.
We currently only allow 10 VMs running at a time. If you come back in 24 hours, we'll probably have deleted some older ones by then.


Project V3
What Changed?
For version 3 of the site I decided to re-do my top navigation bar as a flex item. I added a media rule that collapses the links at 768px and adds a hamburger style drop-down menu for easier navigation on mobile. I stickied the nav bar to the top as well so the site is easier to navigate overall on all devices.
After reviewing feedback from last verison's discussion, I decided to clean-up my homepage a bit more and make things more uniform. Going forward I will begin to structure my 'about this verison' posts like this one.
What was added?
I added a new page titled 'Data'. On this new page I added a simple table with responsive properties to allow the data to be easily viewed. I documented all my style properties on my stlye sheet under the 'Style the table' note I added.
Other than the addition mentioned above, I only added some small things. I included some font awesome icons throughout and I was able to get a site logo up and working and yes it is a coffee emoji ☕.
Project V2
Overall, I had a good time messing around with different styling techniques for this portion of the project. I decided to make my new page a showcase of sorts, to put some of my own personal photos and to also help get a better grasp on grid style layouts with CSS.
I opted to continue using my card style layout after having trouble trying to redo everything via flexbox or grids. I really how easy it is to make your site more responsive using these techniques, so I would like to try and learn more and implement for the next version of the project.
After reviewing the feedback from Version 1, I also decided to do away with the about info being another column on the side. I like the one column, infinite scroll, style layout better. I feel like it doesn't try to unnecessarily pull your attention in one way or the other, so I appreciated that feedback!
Project V1
My main goal for the V1 portion of this project was getting my framework setup and layout to my liking. I want this site to be responsive and this is one of my top priorities so I appoligize for how bland it looks at the moment!
If you collapse your browser to be under 1060px wide you can see it format to mobile view and below 400px the links (when i add more) will stack on top of eachother! Try loading the site on your phone to see how it looks.


Slain Owen Hassan was 'dating a woman who had split from one of his alleged killers'
Stephanie Kinnaird told the High Court in Glasgow she had previously been with murder accused Craig Corrall for eight years.
by Grant McCabeA dad dated a woman months after she had split from one of his alleged killers, a court has heard.
Owen Hassan, 30, was in a brief relationship with Stephanie Kinnaird in 2018.
A court was told she had previously been with murder accused Craig Corrall for eight years.
Miss Kinnaird believed Corrall discovered she had been seeing Mr Hassan – leading to her blocking his number following a string of text messages.
The 28-year-old was giving evidence at the High Court in Glasgow on Friday.
Corrall, 39, and David Callaghan, 30, deny murdering Mr Hassan in Glasgow's Pollokshaws in November last year.
Jurors heard Miss Kinnaird had been in contact with Mr Hassan shortly before he died.
Prosecutor Lynsey MacDonald asked her: “Did you have some kind of relationship?”
Miss Kinnaird – who currently lives in Australia – replied: “Previous to me leaving, yes.”
She said this was from between March and mid-June last year.
Miss Kinnaird was then asked if she knew Corrall.
She replied: “He is my ex-boyfriend. We separated January (2018) and had been with him for eight years.”
She said Corrall remained in contact with her “giving abuse” and “saying negative things” towards her.
Miss MacDonald: “Did it become apparent that Mr Corrall knew about your relationship with Mr Hassan?”
Miss Kinnaird: “At the beginning, no, but then I received messages from Craig that he knew.”
She described the messages as being “sarcastic”. Texts included reference to “him”.
Miss MacDonald: “Who did you understand the 'him' referred to?”
The witness: “It could only be in relation to Owen. I don't know who else he could be referring to.”
Mr Hassan died on November 7 last year after being found injured outside the Old Stag Inn bar run by his mum Ann Marie Lynch.
Miss Kinnaird said she found out about the death the next morning.
The court heard the pair had been in touch the day before the alleged murder.
Miss Kinnaird added: “I was leaving on the Sunday, so we were just going to catch up before I left. I did not know the exact plans.”
Prosecutors claim Mr Hassan was chased, seized by the body and the repeatedly struck with knives or machetes.
The trial, before Lord Woolman, continues.


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 Everyone else is fucked.
@SeagerCharlene Republicans are losers i never wanted to join them. i knew they were crooks and now the party needs to split and be replaced by multiple parties.
@Kozar Which will simply result in Democrat dominance for the next generation. With what is already going on in blue states including California, NY, Oregon, Minnesota, Washington, and Massachusetts, is this what you really want?
@Kozar I don't see Obama being " exposed " in any means that has any impact on his party . Indeed, his Great Reset agenda thus far has been successful...Until implemented..Then, you people will only have the GOP to turn to. Forget a third party ticket. They have proven over and over again since 1988 that they are not viable.
Even if there was absolutely zero election fraud, the reality is a massive number of people are convinced there was. The United States is at war with itself and the idea things will return to “normal” here is wishful thinking. It’ll be interesting to see how fast the decline happens.
Well, you have the dummies in Georgia to blame . They set the precedent for election fraud. Get used saying hello to your new masters . America Hating Bolsheviks and their new street muscle BLM.
It will not be long before we will the Chinese Empire North American state. Thanks to Brian Kemp, Brad Rafensbirger , Gabriel Sterling and biggest thanks to Stacy Abrams and Mitch McConnell and let’s not forget Lindsay Graham .
Everyone already knew it . . . same machines . . . same corrupt racists in the same corrupt counties doing the same exact wee hour dumps and flips . . .
Will you stand up before or after you lose America to anymore tyranny?
Maybe infighting wasn't the best approach? Had Trump taken his defeat like a man, we would still have some level of balance in DC. Now we will have 100% democrats. Don't like it? Blame Trump!

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@Pihuamo I am neither. I am a right of center objective voter who prefers facts and reason over bluster. If the democrats cheated, as you suggest, simply prove it in a court of law 👍
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@Kurtcolville You must be a very masculine fella...good for you 👌
@Name Hidden Nope. My favorite team doesn’t lose. And I wouldn’t. A better comparison would be blaming the NCAA for not punishing a team that buys players which is cheating....like the dems
Bye bye democracy bye bye freedom !!!!
Congrats on your fraud being greater than the real votes.
Well well well. Fantastic.
It is NOT over, more fraud in liberal polling places!
Trump betterdrop the hammer today on the fraud
Can’t lose with all that vote bouncing. I imagine Georgia will block all audits again.
Of course. The result was predetermined. Fraudsters. There’s video of live vote manipulation. It’s a sham election.
This is a real tragedy
“Claiming the title of ‘Least Impressive Senator Ever’”
DO NOT CONCEDE!!  The United States is at war with itself and the idea things will return to “normal” here is wishful thinking. It’ll be interesting to see how fast the decline happens.
This is bad if proves true. No two ways about it.
Well, you have the dummies in Georgia to blame . They set the precedent for election fraud. Get used saying hello to your new masters . America Hating Bolsheviks and their new street muscle BLM.
It will not be long before we will the Chinese Empire North American state.
Thanks to Brian Kemp, Brad Rafensbirger , Gabriel Sterling and biggest thanks to Stacy Abrams and Mitch McConnell and let’s not forget Lindsay Graham .
Everyone already knew it . . . same machines . . . same corrupt racists in the same corrupt counties doing the same exact wee hour dumps and flips . . .
Will you stand up before or after you lose America to anymore tyranny?
Now he can get in his pajamas and go back to the basement. Thanks Raffsenberger and Kemp.
Maybe infighting wasn't the best approach? Had Trump taken his defeat like a man, we would still have some level of balance in DC. Now we will have 100% democrats. Don't like it? Blame Trump!
God has a plan. Observe, think, plan, act.
Bullshit! Rigged! People are showing their ballots with the QR codes flipped. This will be investigated too!


In this post I will talk about my experience with building the Firefox OS emulator. It's a simple process but the documentation is spread out over a couple of pages in the MDN.
The Firefox OS project is based on the Android project and is spread out over many Github repositories. The following commands fetch the code from the servers.
git clone git://github.com/mozilla-b2g/B2G.git
cd B2G
./config.sh emulator // Starts fetching code
The whole project is about 19 GB.
Building requires the correct libraries to be installed in the system. A list can be found here.
Also, it's important to install the required 32 bit libraries. For a 64-bit debian based system, run the following commands.
sudo dpkg --add-architecture i386
sudo apt-get update
Here are a couple of libraries that I also needed to install to complete the build
I also needed to create the following symlinks
sudo ln -s /usr/lib/i386-linux-gnu/libX11.so.6 /usr/lib/i386-linux-gnu/libX11.so
sudo ln -s /usr/lib/i386-linux-gnu/libGL.so.1 /usr/lib/i386-linux-gnu/libGL.so
I built the emulator in a VPS. I wanted to use the emulator locally however. After a lot of trial and error, I found the relevant files.
./out
./out/host
./out/host/linux-x86
./out/host/linux-x86/bin
./out/host/linux-x86/bin/mksdcard
./out/host/linux-x86/bin/emulator
./out/host/linux-x86/bin/emulator-arm
./out/host/linux-x86/bin/ddms
./out/host/linux-x86/lib
./out/host/linux-x86/lib/libOpenglRender.so
./out/host/linux-x86/lib/libGLES_V2_translator.so
./out/host/linux-x86/lib/lib64GLES_CM_translator.so
./out/host/linux-x86/lib/libicui18n.so
./out/host/linux-x86/lib/libssl.so
./out/host/linux-x86/lib/libEGL_translator.so
./out/host/linux-x86/lib/lib64GLES_V2_translator.so
./out/host/linux-x86/lib/libut_rendercontrol_dec.so
./out/host/linux-x86/lib/libGLES_CM_translator.so
./out/host/linux-x86/lib/libsqlite.so
./out/host/linux-x86/lib/libicuuc.so
./out/host/linux-x86/lib/lib64OpenglRender.so
./out/host/linux-x86/lib/libcrypto.so
./out/host/linux-x86/lib/lib64EGL_translator.so
./out/target
./out/target/product
./out/target/product/generic
./out/target/product/generic/ramdisk.img
./out/target/product/generic/hardware-qemu.ini
./out/target/product/generic/sdcard.img
./out/target/product/generic/userdata.img
./out/target/product/generic/system.img
./.config
./run-emulator.sh
./development
./development/tools
./development/tools/emulator
./development/tools/emulator/skins
./load-config.sh
./prebuilts
./prebuilts/qemu-kernel
./prebuilts/qemu-kernel/arm
./prebuilts/qemu-kernel/arm/kernel-qemu-armv7
You can probably shrink this list down a bit more, but as it stands, it's only about a quarter of a gig without sdcard.img
. The sdcard.img
does not have to get copied because it is created by the run-emulator
script and the mksdcard
program.
A quick way to copy all the files from the build server to the local computer is using rsync. Note that the list of files is contained in files.txt
rsync -z --files-from=../files.txt ssh.andreani.in:/home/gonzalo/B2G/ ../b2g-test/
The emulator works much like the simulator except that it does not have as many bells and whistles and it is dog slow. The home
key maps to the home button on the device and F7
maps to the lock button on the device.


Features
- Kokutan (striped ebony) housings, hand-finished with half-gloss, suppress unwanted resonance for clear, natural sound reproduction
- Exclusive 53 mm driver units with highly efficient German Permendur magnetic circuitry deliver powerful audio with a wide sound field
- Driver’s lightweight, durable titanium flange allows the diaphragm to react to the signal more accurately
- 6N-OFC (high-purity, oxygen-free copper) voice coil provides ideal signal transfer
- D.A.D.S. (Double Air Damping System) structure provides deep bass reproduction
- Two detachable 3.0 m (9.8') cables with A2DC (Audio Designed Detachable Coaxial) connectors at the headphones: one with a 6.3 mm (1/4") gold-plated stereo plug, the other with a 4-pin XLRM balanced connector
- Magnesium alloy headphone arm is angled to provide the best possible fit with excellent earcup seal
- Stitched ergonomic earpads and headband are made from smooth, high-durability sheep skin for long-lasting comfort
- Japanese craftsmanship: all Audio-Technica wooden headphones are hand-assembled in Tokyo


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| org.apache.batik.dom | Provides an implementation of the DOM level 2 core module. |
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This interface represents the objects which provide support for shorthand properties. |
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This class provides an abstract implementation of the Value interface. |
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This class provides a base implementation for the value factories. |
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This class provides an abstract implementation of the ValueManager interface. |
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This class provides a manager for the property with support for identifier values. |
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This singleton class represents the 'inherit' value. |
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This class provides a manager for the property with support for length values. |
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To handle a property value created by a ShorthandManager. |
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A simple hashtable, not synchronized, with fixed load factor and with equality test made with '=='. |
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To manage collisions |
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This class represents string values. |
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This interface represents a property value. |
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This interface is implemented by objects which manage the values associated with a property. |
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This class provides a base implementation for the value factories. |
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This class provides an abstract implementation of the ValueManager interface. |
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This class provides a manager for the property with support for identifier values. |
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This class provides a manager for the property with support for length values. |
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This class represents a list of values. |
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This class provides a manager for the property with support for rect values. |
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This interface represents the objects which provide support for shorthand properties. |
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To handle a property value created by a ShorthandManager. |
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A simple hashtable, not synchronized, with fixed load factor and with equality test made with '=='. |
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This interface represents a property value. |
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This interface is implemented by objects which manage the values associated with a property. |
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| AbstractColorManager
This class provides a manager for the property with support for CSS color values. |
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This class provides an abstract implementation of the Value interface. |
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This class provides a base implementation for the value factories. |
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This class provides an abstract implementation of the ValueManager interface. |
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This class provides a manager for the property with support for identifier values. |
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This class provides a manager for the property with support for length values. |
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This interface represents the objects which provide support for shorthand properties. |
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To handle a property value created by a ShorthandManager. |
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A simple hashtable, not synchronized, with fixed load factor and with equality test made with '=='. |
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This interface represents a property value. |
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This interface defines constants for CSS values. |
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This interface is implemented by objects which manage the values associated with a property. |
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This class provides an abstract implementation of the Value interface. |
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This class provides a base implementation for the value factories. |
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This class provides an abstract implementation of the ValueManager interface. |
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This class represents float values. |
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This class provides a manager for the property with support for identifier values. |
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This class provides a manager for the property with support for length values. |
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This interface represents the objects which provide support for shorthand properties. |
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| ShorthandManager.PropertyHandler
To handle a property value created by a ShorthandManager. |
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A simple hashtable, not synchronized, with fixed load factor and with equality test made with '=='. |
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This interface represents a property value. |
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| ValueConstants
This interface defines constants for CSS values. |
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This interface is implemented by objects which manage the values associated with a property. |
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This interface represents the objects which provide support for shorthand properties. |
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This interface represents the objects which provide support for shorthand properties. |
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This interface represents a property value. |
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Directory tex-archive/macros/latex/contrib/memoir
Memoir is a flexible class for typesetting poetry, fiction, non-fiction and mathematical works as books, reports, articles or manuscripts. Documents can use 9pt, 10pt, 11pt, 12pt, 14pt, or 17pt as the normal fontsize and, if you have scalable fonts, 20pt, 25pt, 30pt, 36pt, 48pt, or 60pt sizes, or even larger. Many methods are provided to let you create your particular design. The class incorporates over 30 of the more popular packages. IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS PLEASE ASK THEM ON TEX.STACKEXCHANGE.COM (PLEASE USE THE MEMOIR TAG) OR ON THE COMP.TEXT.TEX NEWSGROUP, OR BY EMAIL TO THE MAINTAINER. PLEASE ADD MEMOIR TO THE SUBJECT. PLEASE DON'T WRITE PETER DIRECTLY AS HE IS AWAY MORE OFTEN THAN NOT. Lars Madsen<EMAIL_ADDRESS>has taking over the support for memoir. NOTE: If you are using the hyperref package dated earlier than 2006/11/15, use the memhfixc package after the hyperref package, e.g., ... \usepackage[...]{hyperref} \usepackage{memhfixc} ... Later versions of the hyperref package automatically load the memhfixc package. NOTE: The full User Manual (memman.pdf) is a large document of about 550 pages in total. You do not need to print all of it, especially if you already have an earlier edition. Roughly speaking, the main portions are: o Frontmatter: Preface, Toc, Introduction, Terminology ~ 40 pages o Mainmatter: Class commands and environments, etc. ~ 380 pages o Appendices: (La)Tex programming, Errors and warnings ~ 40 pages o Backmatter: Command glossary ~ 40 pages Bibliography, indexes ~ 50 pages Changed (2015/07/08) o memoir v3.7e -- per request, memoir no longer auto load the etex package on newer kernels (as the 2015+ kernels auto allocate the extra registers) Changed (2015/04/23) o memoir v3.7d -- \end@dblfloat code reversion now only happens if fixltx2e has a release date older than 2014/01/01. Newer versions of fixltx2e has no problems with memoir -- added \feetatbottom. Use it to force footnotes to be added from the bottom up when in a \raggedbottom context. Has no effect under \flushbottom -- \twocolumnfootnotes, \threecolumnfootnotes, \paragraphfootnotes now use \skip\footins<series> -- added \setfootins, it will set \skip\footins and its minipage counterpart, plus the \...v@r versions used by e.g., \twocolumnfootnotes -- fixed a bug in page styles whereby one could not apply rule prefixes to a copied style. -- Fixed typo in manual about \newleadpage, reported by Werner Grundlingh -- updated our version of \@doclearpage to match fixltx2e v1.1s (which will also be in the next ltx kernel). This will change float placement in a twocolumn doc (for the better) Changed (2015/03/05) o memoir v3.7c -- by request from LTX3, the \textsubscript definitions now only takes place if \textsubscript is not already defined -- fixed interaction between memoir and fixltx2e, we delay our \baselinestretch adjustment, reported by Ulrike Fisher -- provided \@textsuperscript instead of \newcommand, then fixltx2e can be loaded before \documentclass, reported by Ulrike Fischer -- fixed typo in pagestyle message, reported by Werner Grundlingh -- fixed a few sporious spaces -- made changes to the article option (reported by Victor Ivrii): o it no longer sets \chaptername to be empty (no idea why it did in the first place, certainly not a good idea when using babel) o under the article option, the headings page style now correctly removes the term 'Chapter' -- added a caveat about \tightlists vs. \small/\footnotesize -- reimplemented the ell chapter style -- various typos Please note that there are still items on my TODO list that has not yet been addressed. They will when time permits. Changed (2013/05/30) o memoir v3.7b -- bugfix sidecontcaption o memhfixc v1.17 -- bugfix sidecaption and sidecontcaption Changed (2013/05/22) o memoir v3.7 -- Emulated date for array package made to match the actual package -- When ever the caption package is loaded we now reset \abovecaptionskip to 10pt and \belowcaptionskip to 0pt as in the default classes -- Typos in manual -- Fixed bug in \subbottom[]{...}. If an empty argument is given, we will automatically eat the space after the (a)-part -- Fixed bug in \makeheadposition, the last two arguments was ignored, now works as intended -- Removed \thanksfootextra from manual -- Factored the box part out of the various \<X>numberline macros -- The \cftXfont can now end with a macro taking one argument, say \MakeTextUppercase -- Included a carbon copy of the textcase package by David Carlisle, thus the class now provide the \MakeTextUppercase and \MakeTextLowercase macros -- Default casing macro for the header information is now \MakeTextUppercase not \MakeUppercase -- A hook is provided into \part, \book and \chapter which is executed just before writing to the TOC. The hook is especially intended when using the hyperref package and the layout dictates upper or lower casing these titles in the TOC. -- All use of \MakeUppercase and \MakeLowercase in page styles, chapter styles etc. have been changes into \MakeTextUppercase and \MakeTextLowercase -- Added a sniplet showcasing an approach to auto adjust the numwidths in the toc using calc and etoolbox -- Added titlingpage* which does not reset the page counter after the env -- Added \mempreaddchaptertotochook and \mempostaddchaptertotochook hooks, executed right before and right after \chapter writes to the .toc file. It can be used to create a simple \chaptertoc command, see sniplet appendix. Added similarly named hooks to \part and \book, plus \mempreaddapppagetotochook and \mempostaddapppagetotochook added to \appendixpage -- Clarification about \maxtocdepth (turns out, it is not used in memoir), related to http://tex.stackexchange.com/a/97018/3929 -- Made sure \postchapterprecis include code such that the text after \chapterprecis is indented in the same manner as it would just after \chapter -- Added a hook at the very end of \chapter, could be used to add a \clearpage or similar -- Added a remark about trimmarks vs. synctex. -- Fixed bug in \foottopagenote, now it works with \continuousnotenums -- Section on the \pagenotecommand moved to the chapter about page notes (\footnote, \sidefootnote, \sidepar etc.) -- documented \cftKformatpnumhook, which could be used to auto adjust pnumwidth -- Added a hook enabling color change in the showlocs page style -- Workaround for colors leaking into paragraph footnotes (a proper solution would involve fixing the color stack problem as in bigfoot) -- Subfloat counter reset factored out into macros, requested by Axel Sommerfelt -- split \@makecaption into two, and inner (\@@makecaption) which handles the formatting, and an outer (\@makecaption) handling the space before and after -- longtable caption support, added only if the ltcaption package is not loaded (either directly or indirectly). -- Added an autoadjustment feature for \marginparwidth (suggested by Steffen V. Petersen), thus unless the user has used \setmarginnotes a suitable choice for \marginparwidth is made. More of these auto adjusting macros may be added later. -- rewritten how page notes are written to the .ent file -- added hyperref support to page notes o memhfixc v1.16 -- restore footnote comma separation, when hyperfootnotes option is active (default in current hyperref) -- make sure \@starttoc behave like ours, when running under hyperref Changed (2011/03/06) o memoir v3.6j -- fixed typo in trimmarks -- changed \chapter (and chapter like titles), \section's, \part and \book such that a non-zero \parskip no longer interfer with the title layout. -- yet another fix for the reimplemented page notes. Now 'x x' only results in one line break not several. Changed (2011/02/18) o memoir v3.6i -- fixes two problems, one in \addtonotes and implemented the float inner adjustment in a different manner such that \setfloatlocation works again Changes (2011/02/13) o memoir v3.6h -- provided marginfigure and margintable environments modelled after tufte latex (work in progress) including special justification macro to force content flush against the textblock -- copied the contents of the placeins package, though under a different name (\FloatBlock) -- added \setfloatadjustment to allow users to globally add stuff to the start of floats, e.g. make typeset floating tables using \small -- added the possibility to change the color of the head/foot rule in the pagestyle -- reimplemented the page note construction. Note that the new implementation does not rely on the same macros as the old implementation -- Manual: checked and verified the links in the bibliography and made all the CTAN links active in the PDF version of the manual. -- \namesubappendices and \anonsubappendices never existed, their real names are \namedsubappendices and \unnamedsubappendices, fixed in the manual. -- fixed bug in \pfbreak -- added hook/wrapper such that packages like bidi can control the typesetting direction of the headers/footers -- added footer and header measuring, inspired by similar feature in fancyhdr. Though we do not change, say, the \headheight we leave this to the user and simply warn about it. -- made sure that \footnote, \sidefootnote, \sidepar and \sidebar use the same baseline stretch setting (note that for now \marginpar is not covered) -- fixed a font problem inside \quarkmarks -- subsequent pagenotes are now separated in the same manner af footnotes o mem12.clo -- changed \headheight to 14.5pt, to match the pattern used by the other clo files. o memhfixc.sty -- now take care of using \printpagenoteshyperref to print back references for page notes using hyperlinks. Changes (2010/09/19) o memoir v3.6g -- fixed a typo in the vplaces env -- made \needspace work better with \section and friends -- added \settypeoutlayoutunit such that users can choose in which unit the layout list should be written to the log file. -- removed the \footnoteA--C commands from the manual, they have never existed -- Added \OnehalfSpacing* and \DoubleSpacing* which will additionally also make floats and page notes have the same spacing. Macros to explicitly set these values have also been added -- made it more clear who the maintainer is Changes (2010/08/22) o memoir v3.6f -- fixed a typo in memoirs float handling which caused floats to become lost, this brings float handling back in line Changes (2010/08/20) o memoir v3.6e -- changed \parnopar to make its changes inside a group -- some clarifications in the manual o Memhfixc v1.15 - fixed typo introduced in v1.14 (special thanks to Ian D. Leroux and meho_r on ctt for reporting this) Earlier changes are noted at the end. ------------------------------------------------------------------- Author: Peter Wilson (Herries Press) herries dot press at earthlink dot net Copyright 2001--2010 Peter R. Wilson Maintainer: Lars Madsen daleif at math dot au dot dk This work may be distributed and/or modified under the conditions of the LaTeX Project Public License, either version 1.3 of this license or (at your option) any later version. The latest version of the license is in http://www.latex-project.org/lppl.txt and version 1.3 or later is part of all distributions of LaTeX version 2003/06/01 or later. This work has the LPPL maintenance status "maintained". This work consists of the files: README (this file) memoir.dtx memoir.ins mempatch.dtx mempatch.ins and the derived files memoir.cls mem9.clo mem10.clo mem11.clo mem12.clo mem14.clo mem17.clo mem20.clo mem25.clo mem30.clo mem36.clo mem48.clo mem60.clo mempatch.sty memhfixc.sty basic.gst. ------------------------------------------------------------------- The distribution consists of the following files: README (this file) memoir.(dtx|ins) Class source and installation files mempatch.(dtx|ins) Source and installation for patch files mempatch.sty Patch file for memoir class memhfixc.sty Patch file for hyperref package memman.tex LaTeX source for the user manual (requires the memoir class and the alltt, fixltx2e, layouts, graphicx, and url packages for processing) memman.pdf User manual in PDF memmanadd.pdf Addendum (in PDF) to the User Manual (if required) memsty.sty Style file for (memman|memmanadd).tex memnoidxnum.tex Some default indexed elements for memman.tex memfonts.sty Palatino/CMR(lmodern) font mix memlays.sty Additional diagrammatic layouts titlepages.sty Assorted title page definitions anvil2.mps Herries Press logo memman.ist MakeIndex style file for (memman|memmanadd).tex memman.gst MakeIndex style file for (memman|memmanadd) glossary trims-example.tex Example file showcasing the four types of trimmarks supported by memoir, a PDF version of this is needed to build the manual To manually install the package: o run: latex memoir.ins (which will generate memoir.cls, a set of mem*.clo files, and basic.gst for MakeIndex glossary files) run: latex mempatch.ins (which will generate memhfixc.sty and mempatch.sty) o Move memoir.cls, the mem*.clo files and any mem*.sty file to locations where LaTeX will find them (typically in a local texmf tree at /tex/latex/memoir) and refresh the file database. See the FAQ on CTAN at help/uk-tex-faq or http://www.tug.ac.uk/faq for more information on this. However, it is alway recommended that you update your LaTeX installation, instead of attempting to manually install a Package or Class. Nowadays both MikTeX and TeXLive based systems provide update facilities. (Though, note that LaTeX provided by a Linux distribution does not). To read the commented source code o run: (pdf)latex memoir.dtx For an index run: makeindex -s gind.ist memoir o run: (pdf)latex memoir.dtx o Print the result for a hardcopy of the documented code (which consists of nearly 500 pages) To process memman.tex (if you really want to do this and not just use memman.pdf as supplied) o Make sure you can use the memoir class and the alltt, fixltx2e, layouts, graphicx, comment, and url (and perhaps some more) packages. o Make sure you have memman.ist, and memman.gst, they are a part of the memoir documentation files o Run: pdflatex trims-example.tex o Run (pdf)latex twice on memman.tex o For an index run: makeindex -s memman.ist memman o For an index of first lines run: makeindex lines o For a glossary run: makeindex -s memman.gst -o memman.gls memman.glo o Run (pdf)latex twice more on memman.tex o Print the manual (it is preferable to use pdflatex as the graphics from trims-example.tex will otherwise be ignored) ------------------------------------------------------------------- Changes (2010/07/01) o Memoir v3.6d -- added \precistocformat, default \noindent, thus the toc precis text is no longer indented by default. -- Fixed some typos in the manual and in the class -- reorganized the manner by which we handle the memoir user manual. This enables us to add revision numbers and dates to the start of each chapter of the manual. Please note that these revision numbers do not appear if one attempts to compile memman.tex as it relies on a modified (and thus private) version of svn-multi and also relies on splitting memman.tex into separate files. -- If the 'article' class option is in effect we now use the plain page style by default instead of headings. o Memhfixc v1.14 -- Brought memoir sections back in line with hyperref. Now a hyperlink to a section should end up above the section title, instead of below. Changes (2010/04/19) o Memoir v3.6 -- reversioned memoir to version 3.6. The version number was tending towards the golden ratio, but apparently this numeric value is not widely known. -- fixed \marginparmargin{left} in twoside mode -- fixed a race condition in memhfixc Changes (2010/02/20) o Memoir v1.618033988c -- fixed sporadic space in regular \footnote command Changes (2010/02/17) o Memoir v1.618033988b -- fixed typo that broke \feetbelowfloat Changes (2010/02/16) o Memoir v1.618033988 -- changed internal toc handling, as not to open extra files if the TOC is being used several times. -- fixed bug in the emulation of ifpdf, ifxetex and ifluatex that might cause memoir to crash in certain cases -- added \clearmark and \clearplainmark to 'clear' mark commands when defining specialised page styles -- made \subcaptionref robust -- added \letcountercounter and \unletcounter to let one counter act as if it had another name -- add possibility to have \footnote write in the margin by internally use \marginpar -- added a separate bottom aligned side footnote feature -- added consistent interface for \marginpar, \sidepar, \sidebar, and \sidefootnote for specifying into which margin the note should go -- added feature that makes it easier for the side writing macros to determine whether they are on the left or right of the text. The defaults for \sidepar and \sidebar have been changed such that their text now comes out flush up against the text. -- added appendix about the picture environment. Apparently there is no extensive freely available information about this environment. There is now. The chapter stems from an abandoned book project. -- extended the pagestyle changing macros such that they now warn if the page style does not exist or if the page style is an alias (trying to change an alias might lead to odd results) -- added tocvsec2 to list of emulated packages (left out by mistake) -- some undocumented hooks have been added to the toc building macros, more about these later. Changes (2009/11/17) o Memoir v1.61803398c -- fixed typo that broke \flushbottom. Please note that this fix WILL change existing documents, potentially changing page breaks. -- fixed a problem that might cause the addition of trimmarks to shift the output box a bit downward. Thanks to Heiko Oberdiek for the analysis and fix -- fixed a typo in an example in the manual -- changed \tmarkml, \tmarkmr, \tmarktm and \tmarkbm to place markers for the middle parts of the text. Earlier they did nothing and had to be defined by the user. Now the user can simply define them to do nothing if needed. -- added visual example to the manual showing the four trim mark types -- changed the madsen chapter style such that it now has a better unnumbered look Changes (2009/09/21) o Memoir v1.61803398b -- fixed typo that broke \thanks Changes (2009/09/10) o Memoir v1.61803398 -- fixed bug with the upquote package -- added support for the bidi package -- added a simple page style -- added feature to \newlistof such that \KeepFromToc will locally change say \tableofcontents into \tableofcontents* -- Fixed bug, such that XeLaTeX will get the correct pages sizes Changes (2009/08/23) o Eighth edition of the User Manual covering memoir v1.61803398. The design Part is now in a separate document, memdesign, which should be available from CTAN in /info. Changes (2009/07/24) o Memoir v1.6180339h fixes minor typos in memoir.dtx and mempatch.dtx Changes (2009/07/21) o Memoir v1.6180339g fixes minor bugs in memoir and mempatch Changes (2009/07/12) o Memoir v1.6180339f fixes minor bugs and adds new commands -- \begin{labelled}{name} A description list where \name is the labelling macro -- \twocoltocetc - the ToC and friends will be set in two columns -- \onecoltocetc - the ToC and friends will be set in one column (the default) -- \doccoltocetc - the ToC and friends will be set according the class column option -- \frontmatter, \mainmatter and \backmatter have had their float counter change factored out such that users may now change these o Memoir now automatically loads the etex package o The manual includes a chapter giving some historical backround related to typesetting and further information about fonts. There is a new chapter describing an example implementation of a memoir-based package for a US University thesis. Changes (2009/02/06) o Memoir v1.6180339d,e fixes a bug introduced by v1.6180339c -- \makeheadwidth, \makerunningheadwidth and \makerunningfootwidth no longer support the '+' syntax from the calc package. -- under hyperref \nameref is now an alias for \titleref Changes (2009/01/26) o Memoir v1.6180339c released with minor bug fixes that could not be done via the patch file, plus some new functionality. The manual has NOT been updated and the changes are noted below. -- New paper size options: `a0paper', `a1paper', `a2paper', `b0paper', `b1paper', and `b2paper' for A0, A1, A2, B0,B1, and B2 size stock paper. -- Macro \memoirpostopthook{} which is called after the options are processed but before anything else is done (like setting the page layout). As an example, you may define it as (before the \documentclass} command): \newcommand*{\memoirpostopthook}{% \setlength{\stockwidth}{<wid>}\setlength{\stockheight}{<ht>}} \documentclass[...]{memoir} to specify a stock paper size of <wid> by <ht> that is not provided by the defined options. -- New `portrait' option (default, the opposite of `landscape'). -- New command \setbinding{<length>} for a binding offset of <length>. -- New commands: \setpagetm, \setpagetr, \setpagemr, \setpagebr, \setpagebm, \setpagecc to position a (smaller) page on a (larger) stock at the top-middle, top-right, middle-right, bottom-right, bottom-middle, and centered with respect to the stock. The macros are to be used instead of \settrimmedsize taking the same arguments. -- New optional parameter in \makeheadwidth{<style>}[<footerwidth>]{<headerwidth>} to set the width of the <style>'s headers to <headerwidth> and the footers to <headerwidth> or, if given, to <footerwidth>. The two widths can also be set individually using \makerunningheadwidth{<style>}{<length>} and similarly with \makerunningfootwidth. The lengths, if needed are stored in \styleheadrunwidth and \stylefootrunwidth. -- New `showlocs' pagestyle, which is provided as an example of what can be done to show the positions of headers, footers, and the textblock (lines are drawn showing the header and footer vertical locations and a box is drawn around the text block. It is implemented by two zero-sized pictures: \framepichead which draws a line at the header location, and \framepictextfoot which draws a frame around the textblock and a line at the footer location. Following the declaration \showheadfootlocoff the header/footer lines will not be drawn (\showheadfootlocon turns them on again), and following the \showtextblocklocoff declaration the frame around the text block will not be drawn (\showtextblocklocon turns it on again). If you want a box around your text you could create your own pagestyle using \framepictextfoot and with the showlocs code as a starting point. -- New command \centerfloat is a version of \centering which centers a wide float or other known width element with respect to the textblock. E.g., \begin{table} \centerfloat \caption{A wide table} ... \end{table} -- New command \sourceatright[<length>]{<short text>}. Use at the end of a paragraph to put <short text> flushright. If it is short enough it will go at the end of the last line preceded by at least <length> (default 2em) space, otherwise it is set (flushright) on the following line. -- New macro \leftspringright{<lfrac>}{<rfrac>}{<ltext>}{<rtext>} sets <ltext> as a flushleft column, width <lfrac> of the textwidth, and <rtext> as a flushright column, width <rfrac> of the textwidth, with (1.0 - <lfrac> - <rfrac>) textwidth space between them. E.g., \leftspringright{0.4}{0.5}{On the left}{Right stuff} -- Following the declaration \linenottooshort[<length>] paragraphs will be set: As normal but the last line will not be shorter than <length> (default 4em) -- Using \russianpar instead of \par to end a paragraph causes it to be set following Russian typographic rules -- Using \lastlinerulefill instead of \par to end a paragraph will be cause any short line to be filled with a rule (\lastlineparrule) up to the righthand margin. -- Following the declaration \leftcenterright paragraphs will be set: First line raggedright, the last line raggedleft, and the remainder centered. If you use this shape, set \everypar{} afterwards. -- Following the declaration \justlastraggedleft paragraphs will be set: All lines normal except the last is raggedleft. -- Following the declaration \raggedrightthenleft paragraphs will be set: First line raggedright and remainder raggedleft. -- If you use the above unusual paragraph shapes then using \\ to break a line may give a surprising result. If so, you could try instead \atcentercr (a memoir macro) or \break (a standard LaTeX macro) to see if the result is any better for you. In addition, just in case, memoir stores the original definitions of \\ and \par as \memorigdbs and \memorigpar respectively. -- \titleref have been extended with a \titleref*, which under hyperref will provide the title but no link. Without hyperref, it is the same as \titleref -- added hooks around the internals used by sidecaption, sidecontcaption, sidenamedlegend and sidelegend. They do nothing by default but can be used for something like this \makeatletter \newenvironment{sidecaption*}{ \renewcommand\@mem@scap@beforehook{\checkoddpage\ifoddpage\else\raggedleft\fi} \renewcommand\@mem@scap@afterhook{\par} \begin{sidecaption}} {\end{sidecaption}} \makeatother which, if the user has placed the sidecaption on the outside in an twosided layout, then the figure will automatically be pushed towards the spine margin. Changes (2008/08/23) o memhfixc v1.10 released to fix problem with tex4ht o NO CHANGES TO ANYTHING ELSE Changes (2008/08/07) o Memoir v1.6180339a released to fix extraneous spaces in footnotes o NO CHANGES TO ANYTHING ELSE Changes (2008/07/23) o Memoir v1.6180339 released to cater for non-compatible changes in the hyperref package. It is highly unlikely that I will make any future changes to memoir with respect to hyperref modifications, instead hyperref can cater for memoir if necessary. All patches from mempatch v5.1 are folded in. o Mempatch package v6.0 released. o INSIGNIFICANT CHANGES TO THE MANUAL (corrected typo in Figure 8.1 caption, added two persons to the Acknowledgements) Changes (2008/07/12) o Mempatch package v5.1 released with bug fixes for \DisemulatePackage and spacing of Part titles in the ToC. o There was a mismatch between the general version of memman.pdf and the tds version. These are now the same. I took the opportunity to fix some very minor typos (perhaps no more than half a dozen words) in the User Manual (if you have a printed copy of the seventh edition, it's not worth printing the update) o NO CHANGES TO THE CLASS Changes (2008/06/02) o Memoir class v1.618033 released with bug fixes for \feetbelowfloat and sidebar layout for the larger font sizes. o NO CHANGES TO THE USER MANUAL Changes (2008/05/27) o Memoir class v1.61803 released incorporating all patches and comments about v1.61803 beta. Major extensions are extended, or arbitrary, document font sizes and provision of several styles of section headings. o User Manual (memman), edition 7 released incorporating the contents of the Addendum. The part on typography has been extended and a glossary of memoir's commands and environments has been added. o New (empty) version of mempatch.sty. This will be the last release for a considerable period of time. After 25 years in the USA we are moving back to the UK where there are grandchildren. The process will probably involve at least 6 months in LaTeX limbo. My definition of `considerable period' may imply decades. Changes (2008/04/25) o Beta version of memoir v1.61803 released incorporating all patches. No major comments received. o Beta version of the USER MANUAL released incorporating all of the ADDENDUM. Minor comments received. Changes (2006/12/23) o New version (4.7) of mempatch.sty, fixing minor infelicities with v4.6 o NO CHANGES TO THE USER MANUAL OR ADDENDUM Changes (2006/12/11) o New version (1.9) of memhfixc.sty o New version (4.6) of mempatch.sty, adding spacing commands, about a dozen new built-in chapterstyles, new trimmarks, some minor new commands, and bug fixes. o New version of memmanadd.pdf o NO CHANGES TO THE USER MANUAL Changes (2006/08/09) o New version 4.5 of mempatch.sty o New version memmanadd.pdf Changes (2005/09/25) o New version of memoir.dtx which will generate the new version v1.618 of memoir.cls, the *.clo files (which are unchanged), and the basic.gst configuration file for MakeIndex to support memoir's glossary code. o Memoir.cls v1.618 incorporates all the patches from mempatch.sty v3.12, and includes a code set for making glossaries. o New version 4.0 of mempatch.sty (contains no code) o New version of memmanadd.pdf o NO CHANGES TO THE USER MANUAL Changes (2004/05/24) o New version (v1.6) of memhfixc.sty (fix for subappendices) o New version (v2.3d) of mempatch.sty (fix for boxedverbatim) Changes (2004/04/26) o New release (2.3 again but with some code) of mempatch.sty Changes (2004/04/05) o New version of memoir.dtx which will generate the new version v1.61 of memoir.cls and the *.clo files with minor fixes for extraneous spaces and footnotes. Incorporates the patches from mempatch 2.2. o New version 2.3 of mempatch.sty (contains no code) o NO CHANGES TO THE USER MANUAL Changes (2004/03/01) o New version 2.2 of mempatch.sty (fix indent after verbatim) o APART FROM THIS FILE, NO CHANGES TO ANY OTHER DOCUMENTS Changes (2004/02/11) o New version 2.1 of mempatch.sty (fix for use of \linespread) o APART FROM THIS FILE, NO CHANGES TO ANY OTHER DOCUMENTS Changes (2004/01/31) o New version of memoir.dtx which will generate the new version v1.6 of memoir.cls incorporating all earlier patches o New version v2.0 of mempatch.sty (which does nothing) o New edition of the manual, incorporating all the material from the Addendum, which is no more Changes (2003/11/16) o New version 1.9 of mempatch.sty (major extensions for typesetting arrays and tabulars; hung paragraphs; reduced moans about using deprecated font commands; bug fixes) o New version of the Addendum (memmanadd.pdf) o APART FROM THIS FILE, NO CHANGES TO ANY OTHER DOCUMENTS Changes (2003/09/16) o New version 1.8 of mempatch.sty (major extensions to footnoting, e.g., multiple styles and multiple series; a `fixed marginpar'; and bug fixes) o New version of the Addendum (memmanadd.pdf) o APART FROM THIS FILE, NO CHANGES TO ANY OTHER DOCUMENTS Changes (2003/07/23) o New version 1.7 of mempatch.sty (improved odd/even page checking, spacing in the bibliography, minor tweaks with the article option, and bug fixes) o New version of the Addendum (memmanadd.pdf) o APART FROM THIS FILE, NO CHANGES TO ANY OTHER DOCUMENTS Changes (2003/06/28) o New version 1.6 of mempatch.sty (improved odd/even page checking, page layout, and bug fixes) o New version of the Addendum (memmanadd.pdf) o APART FROM THIS FILE, NO CHANGES TO ANY OTHER DOCUMENTS Changes (2003/04/28) o New version 1.5 of mempatch.sty (improved frame boxes, footnotes, and bug fixes) o New version of the Addendum (memmanadd.pdf) o APART FROM THIS FILE, NO CHANGES TO ANY OTHER DOCUMENTS Changes (2003/02/20) o New version 1.3 of memhfixc.sty (fixes an appendices/hyperref problem) o New version of the Addendum (mammanadd.pdf) with description of footnote styling o NO CHANGES TO ANY OTHER DOCUMENTS Changes (2003/02/13) o Reference sections, etc., by name as well as by number o Now 3 `need space' macros o New macros for `slash' fractions (fractions like 6/19) o Use of \footnote in titling macros (e.g., \author) ignored o New version 1.4 of mempatch.sty o New version 1.2 of memhfixc.sty o New version of the Addendum (memmanadd.pdf) o NO CHANGES TO ANY OTHER DOCUMENTS Changes (2003/01/22) o Second optional argument to \section, etc, for page header text o Formatting of numbers --- cardinals and ordinals, numeric and spelled out o Better cooperation with natbib, chapterbib, nameref packages o New version 1.3 of mempatch.sty o New version 1.1 of memhfixc.sty o New version of the Addendum Changes in version 1.3a of memoir.cls (2002/11/22) o Fixed nasty figure/table numbering gremlin that couldn't be done by the patch file Changes in version 1.3 of memoir.cls (2002/11/14) o More flexibility in defining chapter styles, and the appearance of chapter and part listings in the ToC o \tableofcontents and friends can be used multiple times o Major extensions for indexing, including multiple indexes o Major extensions to the trim marks o Can do N of M page numbering o Added automatic inclusion of a patch file o No change to the User Manual, but the Addendum has been revised Changes in version 0.2a of mem12.clo (2002/08/27) o Fixed scriptsize bug Changes in version 1.2 (2002/08/10) o Incorporated all fixes from memfixb.sty that applied to version 1.1 o Minor changes to *.clo files o Added 17pt class option o Boxes that break over pages and/or contain verbatim text o Several ways of dealing with verbatim text o Convenient methods for file input and output o Additional \provide... commands o User-specified footnote configuration, and footnotes that can include verbatim text o Additional optional argument to \chapter and \chapter* for short header texts Changes in version 1.1 (2002/03/28) o Incorporated all fixes from memfixa.sty that applied to version 1.0 o Minor change to *.clo files o Native support for subfigures o Fixed incompatability with the natbib package o Additional facilities for verse typesetting o Experimental marginpar-like extensions o New edition of the user manual Changes (2002/03/28) o Removed memfixa.sty Changes (2002/01/23) o Added memfixa.sty to distribution to fix problem if the showtrims option and the calc package are used together. Changes in version 1.0 (2001/11/17) o First public production release o Support for tipped in illustrations o Fine control over chapter pages o Support for continous page numbering even if switching between numbering systems (e.g., roman to arabic) o Minor change to *.clo files o Extended Part I of the manual, and more examples in Part II Changes in version 0.33 (2001/08/31) o Added controllable chapter spacing in LoF and LoT o Fixed bug in \appendixpage o Provided dictionary style headers for the Index (memman.(tex|ist)) Changes in version 0.32 (2001/08/03) o Further fixes for old versions of the amsmath package Changes in version 0.31 (2001/07/24) o Companion chapterstyle typesets correctly on verso pages o Fixed odd interaction with the amsmaths package Changes in version 0.3 (2001/07/14) o Simulation of the article class o Addition of configurable titles o Addition of configurable abstract environment o Improved cooperation with the subfigure package Changes in version 0.2 (2001/06/03) o First public beta release o Major improvements Changes in version 0.1 (2001/05/20) o First public experimental alpha release ------------------------------------------------------------------- 2009/08/23 Peter Wilson herries dot press at earthlink dot net %%% Local Variables: %%% mode: text %%% End:
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memoir – Typeset fiction, non-fiction and mathematical books
The memoir class is for typesetting poetry, fiction, non-fiction, and mathematical works.
Permissible document ‘base’ font sizes range from 9 to 60pt. There is a range of page-styles and well over a dozen chapter-styles to choose from, as well as methods for specifying your own layouts and designs. The class also provides the functionality of over thirty of the more popular packages, thus simplifying document sources.
The class automatically loads an associated patch file mempatch; the patch file may be updated from time to time, between releases of the class itself. (The patch file stays around even when there are no extant patches.)
Users who wish to use the hyperref package, in a document written with the memoir class, should also use the memhfixc package (part of this bundle). Note, however, that any current version of hyperref actually loads the package automatically if it detects that it is running under memoir.
| Package Details | memoir |
| Version | 3.7e 2015-07-08 |
| License | The LaTeX Project Public License 1.3 |
| Maintainer | Lars Madsen Peter R. Wilson (inactive) |
| TDS archive | memoir.tds.zip |
| Contained in | TeX Live as memoir |
| MiKTeX as memoir | |
| Topics |
alternative LaTeX class(es) preparing a book for publication |
| See also |
memdesign |


"KADMONITES" Orientals, the name of a Canaanitish tribe which inhabited the north-eastern part of Palestine in the time of Abraham(Genesis 15:19). Probably they were identical with the “children of the east,” who inhabited the country between Palestine and the Euphrates.
"KADMONITES" Orientals, the name of a Canaanitish tribe which inhabited the north-eastern part of Palestine in the time of Abraham(Genesis 15:19). Probably they were identical with the “children of the east,” who inhabited the country between Palestine and the Euphrates.


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Money Play. How should Red play 65?
pips Red=111 White=127
(CorrectAnswer= 0/0, ErrorScore= 0)
I really like this one!
My opponent played 8/2, 6/1 which is definitely not the right idea. I expected 16/11, 8/2, duplicating 4’s, to be the correct play but was astonished when XG flagged this play as a blunder as well. I still couldn’t ‘see’ the right play.
That play is 16/11, 16/10 leaving a voluntary triple shot!! What a play!
Once you see it the logic is inescapable. The play duplicates White’s 1’s and 3’s and to hit White will probably have to create blots of his own at a time when Red has the stronger home board.
If White elects not to hit or can’t hit then Red will have cleared a major hurdle by clearing his 16-pt. The play takes the adage of ‘when ahead in the race, race’ to a new extreme.
Note that if White already had a four-point home board then 8/2, 6/1 would be the right play by a long way.
My opponent played 8/2, 6/1 which is definitely not the right idea. I expected 16/11, 8/2, duplicating 4’s, to be the correct play but was astonished when XG flagged this play as a blunder as well. I still couldn’t ‘see’ the right play.
That play is 16/11, 16/10 leaving a voluntary triple shot!! What a play!
Once you see it the logic is inescapable. The play duplicates White’s 1’s and 3’s and to hit White will probably have to create blots of his own at a time when Red has the stronger home board.
If White elects not to hit or can’t hit then Red will have cleared a major hurdle by clearing his 16-pt. The play takes the adage of ‘when ahead in the race, race’ to a new extreme.
Note that if White already had a four-point home board then 8/2, 6/1 would be the right play by a long way.
1. Cubeful 2-ply 16/11 16/10 Eq.: +0.071 0.531 0.105 0.005 - 0.469 0.119 0.005 2. Cubeful 2-ply 16/11 8/2 Eq.: -0.056 (-0.127) 0.489 0.100 0.003 - 0.511 0.128 0.003 3. Cubeful 2-ply 8/2 6/1 Eq.: -0.093 (-0.164) 0.491 0.073 0.000 - 0.509 0.128 0.001 4. Cubeful 2-ply 16/5 Eq.: -0.096 (-0.167) 0.477 0.104 0.003 - 0.523 0.116 0.003 5. Cubeful 2-ply 16/10 8/3 Eq.: -0.118 (-0.189) 0.466 0.119 0.005 - 0.534 0.142 0.004


| Opcode | Instruction | Op/En | 64-Bit Mode | Compat/Leg Mode | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0F 01/7 | INVLPG m | M | Valid | Valid | Invalidate TLB entries for page containing m. |
NOTES:
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See the IA-32 Architecture Compatibility section below.
| Op/En | Operand 1 | Operand 2 | Operand 3 | Operand 4 |
| M | ModRM:r/m (r) | NA | NA | NA |
Invalidates any translation lookaside buffer (TLB) entries specified with the source operand. The source operand is a memory address. The processor determines the page that contains that address and flushes all TLB entries for that page.1
The INVLPG instruction is a privileged instruction. When the processor is running in protected mode, the CPL must be 0 to execute this instruction.
The INVLPG instruction normally flushes TLB entries only for the specified page; however, in some cases, it may flush more entries, even the entire TLB. The instruction is guaranteed to invalidates only TLB entries associated with the current PCID. (If PCIDs are disabled — CR4.PCIDE = 0 — the current PCID is 000H.) The instruction also invalidates any global TLB entries for the specified page, regardless of PCID.
For more details on operations that flush the TLB, see “MOV—Move to/from Control Registers” in the Intel® 64 and IA-32 Architectures Software Developer’s Manual, Volume 2B and Section <IP_ADDRESS>, “Operations that Invalidate TLBs and Paging-Structure Caches,” in the Intel® 64 and IA-32 Architectures Software Developer’s Manual, Volume 3A.
This instruction’s operation is the same in all non-64-bit modes. It also operates the same in 64-bit mode, except if the memory address is in non-canonical form. In this case, INVLPG is the same as a NOP.
The INVLPG instruction is implementation dependent, and its function may be implemented differently on different families of Intel 64 or IA-32 processors. This instruction is not supported on IA-32 processors earlier than the Intel486 processor.
Invalidate(RelevantTLBEntries); Continue; (* Continue execution *)
None.
| #GP(0) | If the current privilege level is not 0. |
| #UD |
Operand is a register. If the LOCK prefix is used. |
1.
| If the paging structures map the linear address using a page larger than 4 KBytes and there are multiple TLB entries for that page |
| (see Section <IP_ADDRESS>, “Details of TLB Use,” in the Intel® 64 and IA-32 Architectures Software Developer’s Manual, Volume 3A), the |
| instruction invalidates all of them. |
| #UD |
Operand is a register. If the LOCK prefix is used. |
| #GP(0) | The INVLPG instruction cannot be executed at the virtual-8086 mode. |
| #GP(0) | If the current privilege level is not 0. |
| #UD |
Operand is a register. If the LOCK prefix is used. |


CREATE TEXT SEARCH PARSER name ( START = start_function , GETTOKEN = gettoken_function , END = end_function , LEXTYPES = lextypes_function [, HEADLINE = headline_function ] )
CREATE TEXT SEARCH PARSER creates a new text search parser. A text search parser defines a method for splitting a text string into tokens and assigning types (categories) to the tokens. A parser is not particularly useful by itself, but must be bound into a text search configuration along with some text search dictionaries to be used for searching.
If a schema name is given then the text search parser is created in the specified schema. Otherwise it is created in the current schema.
You must be a superuser to use CREATE TEXT SEARCH PARSER. (This restriction is made because an erroneous text search parser definition could confuse or even crash the server.)
Refer to Chapter 12 for further information.
The name of the text search parser to be created. The name can be schema-qualified.
The name of the start function for the parser.
The name of the get-next-token function for the parser.
The name of the end function for the parser.
The name of the lextypes function for the parser (a function that returns information about the set of token types it produces).
The name of the headline function for the parser (a function that summarizes a set of tokens).
The function names can be schema-qualified if necessary. Argument types are not given, since the argument list for each type of function is predetermined. All except the headline function are required.
The arguments can appear in any order, not only the one shown above.


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