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Hello everyone, my name is Kate. I'm currently student at the Code Fellows. I'm study codding and for 401 I picked program language Python. Before Code Fellows I used to work at Blueprint Technology in Bellevue Washington as customer service agent. It's nice company but I didn't see there any career opportunity and I decided continue education and go to school. I have degree in the banking space but it's not what I really wanted to do. So I decided try myself in coding. I chose Software Development because I think technology can change our world and make it better, I always wanted be part of this.
My name is Wyatt Grodzins. Before enrolling in the codefellows program i was working for Mega-Crit games as an in-house UX tester and discussion leader. A number of my friends and family have recently gotten involved in coding bootcamps, after completing their programs they all immediately saw results of high-paying careers. I see coding as a modern trade profession, with these skills and this knowledge i will be able to hold employment anywhere in the modern world. I feel my ideal environment is as a vocal interdependent, team-based setting, where inter-department communication is constant, and learning modern techniques and practices is required. Before learning code, my educational focus was in psychology, with emphasis on interpersonal communication, i feel this allows me to interact smoothly and effectively with my team, and my superiors. Good communication is the key to success, and without it, unnecessary mistakes are not an if, but a when.


Hey everyone! Just letting everyone know all October hackathons we’ll be attending have been posted on events. Team up and hack on.
Hey everyone! Just letting everyone know all October hackathons we’ll be attending have been posted on events. Team up and hack on.
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Implement the clock application and replace the dummy pop-up window.
Remove dependency on CONFIG_CPU_HZ, implement sysclk_get_xxx_hz()
Revisit when EBI driver for XMEGA is ready and this can be moved into include/bus/ebi/params.
Currently, this function does nothing. We probably want to at least enter Idle mode when the workqueue is empty.
Currently, no sleep modes deeper than Idle will be entered. Deeper sleep modes will require a proper sleep manager to be implemented and supported by all drivers.
group some of the largest event handler functions into smaller helpers. They look too big and complex. By splitting up in smaller functions, the code would be easier to read and follow.
generalize shaded frame to work for e.g. menu window as well. Now it's taylored for a wtk_frame. It could easily be changed to shade any rectangular area. The shading itself would be the same, only how to get the coordinates differ.
ensure proper handling if resize through win_set_area is used on frame, since now it would resize container without doing anything to the other windows. The contents and resize window would look strange, malsized and malplaced. Somehow catch the ATTRIBUTES event and use the wtk_resize_frame() function. Move works fine though, since container is the parent window.
optimize/generalize code for controls like checkbox, radiobutton, label, since A LOT of the code is equal: container frame, caption etc.
Use a timeout to avoid waiting forever and hanging the system
Revisit, add 32-bit TCs. This requires use of the event system.
Revisit, support larger progress bars and values given a config symbol.
Revisit, support larger integers given a config symbol.
Revisit, support larger sliders and values given a config symbol.


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Note that the games do not save any setup state but you can provide as a command line parameter when you invoke them. For example:
> inertia.exe 15x12
> slant.exe 12x10
You can configure the game and then look in the run random seed menu selection and the part before the #
is the setup info.
BTW: Simon Tatham wrote putty


Using WaterfallLayout
in Feathers containers
The WaterfallLayout
class may be used by components that support layout, such as List
, LayoutGroup
and ScrollContainer
, to display items with multiple columns of equal width where items may have variable heights. Items are added to the layout in order, but they may be added to any of the available columns. The layout selects the column where the column's height plus the item's height will result in the smallest possible total height.
WaterfallLayout
supports a number of useful options for adjusting the number of columns, the spacing between items, and the alignment of the columns.
The Basics
First, let's create a WaterfallLayout
and pass it to a LayoutGroup
:
var layout:WaterfallLayout = new WaterfallLayout();
var container:LayoutGroup = new LayoutGroup();
container.layout = layout;
this.addChild( container );
There are a number of simple properties that may be used to affect positioning and sizing of items in the layout. Let's look at some of the most common.
Spacing
The padding is the space around the edges of the container. Let's set the padding
property to 12
pixels:
layout.padding = 12;
If needed, we may set padding on each side of the container separately. Below, we set the paddingTop
and paddingBottom
to 10
pixels, and we set the paddingLeft
and paddingRight
to 15
pixels:
layout.paddingTop = 10;
layout.paddingRight = 15;
layout.paddingBottom = 10;
layout.paddingLeft = 15;
The gap is the space between items. Let's set the gap
property to 5
pixels:
layout.gap = 5;
If needed, we can set the horizontal and vertical gaps separately. We'll set the horizontalGap
property to 4
pixels and the verticalGap
property to 6
pixels:
layout.horizontalGap = 4;
layout.verticalGap = 6;
Columns
We can align the columns in the layout using the horizontalAlign
property. Let's adjust the horizontal alignment so that the content will be pulled to the right:
layout.horizontalAlign = HorizontalAlign.RIGHT;
It's possible to request a specific number of columns for the layout to display. The layout may not always be able to accomodate this value because the container may be too small, but if there is enough room for the requested number of columns, that's the number it will display. Let's tell the layout to use three columns by setting the requestedColumnCount
property:
layout.requestedColumnCount = 3;
Now, the layout will always display three columns, even if the container can fit four or more. However, if only one or two columns can be fit into the container, the layout will display the maximum number that will fit.


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Return -1 if this interval's start time is less than the other, 1 if greater
In the event of a tie, -1 if this interval's end time is less than the other, 1 if greater, 0 if same
This function is called in the load phase which is executed using the -load or -loadindex argument
Creates a confirmed friendship between friendid1 and friendid2.


Freaks (1932)
Grade: 78
After director Tod Browning's big success at Universal with "Dracula", he was given freedom at MGM for his next film project. "Freaks" was the result, with its unusual cast of people with various birth defects, and its chilling finale involving poisoning and mutilation.
The film was too strong for contemporary audiences. After the previews went poorly, a half hour was cut (and unfortunately, lost). Still, "Freaks" was pulled from release after a few weeks. The film was a disaster for MGM, not just financially, but for the studio's image as well.
Today, "Freaks" has lost some of its ability to shock audiences. But it is still startling to see Johnny Eck, a man without a torso who walks around using his hands, and Prince Randian, who has no limbs at all. There's the Siamese twins, Daisy and Violet Hilton, each married to a different husband.
The 'freaks' are all part of a travelling circus. Hans, who has inherited a fortune, has a crush on Cleopatra (Olga Baclanova). Cleopatra, who is normal-sized, decides to marry Hans for his money, and then poison him. She is in cahoots with venal strongman Hercules (Henry Victor). But the closely-knit 'freaks' get wind of Cleopatra's schemes, and plan an appropriately hideous revenge.
Browning's message is that Hercules and Cleopatra are the real 'freaks'. We should be judged by our character and not our appearance. This message was certainly lost on the 1932 general public, but Browning has been subsequently vindicated. Today, "Freaks" is considered a classic, and not an exploitation film (unlike the embarrassing 1930s midget western "The Terror of Tiny Town"). While the 'freaks' exact a ruthless revenge, the actions of Hercules and Cleopatra are so despicable that they fully deserve their fate.
While "Freaks" is a very good film, it is not outstanding. One of the minor "comic relief" characters stutters, and perhaps Hercules and Cleopatra are too crass to be credible. First billed and all around good guy Phroso (Wallace Ford) isn't interesting, while the character of his girlfriend Venus (Leila Hyams) is muddled.
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Calgary Tower reopens months after elevator cables snapped
by Ryan White, Senior Digital ProducerCALGARY – The Calgary Tower and Sky360 Restaurant reopened Tuesday, nearly four months after an elevator plunged several stories with eight passengers inside.
According to Calgary Tower officials, issues with the building's elevators have been addressed. The elevators have been inspected and are now in compliance with all applicable regulations.
"Following the incident over the summer, we conducted a thorough and comprehensive inspection of the elevator system," said Blaine Coupal, CEO of Thyssenkrupp Elevator Canada, the long‐standing elevator service contractor of the Calgary Tower.
"Safety is and always will be of utmost importance, and we have taken every precaution to ensure the elevators are in full operating condition."
The elevators were closed following a July 12 scare where two of the six cables snapped and the car fell. Passengers were trapped inside the elevator car and had to be rescued by the Calgary Fire Department's high-angle rescue team.
Makayla Lalonde took this photo of an elevator shaft during a rescue at the Calgary Tower. (Makayla Lalonde)


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 The frameworks like Django, Flask offer rich features and keeps you focused on your problem not common stuff.
Python is a Dynamic and strongly typed programming language. The Standard library contains a lot of useful modules to make your life easier. The language is rich in features, Algorithms, C APIs etc.
Python provides support for Socket Programming and has libraries like Async IO, gevent, Twisted, Tornado etc. Network Applications are being developed with great features provided by Python language.
With Python you can create Awesome games. The libraries like Pygame, Cocos2d, PyOpenGL, Panda3D make this possible. Work is being done in this field to improve Python performance. Click for more.
Python can be used in embedded, small or minimal hardware devices. Python is being used in Device interfacing, Robotics, Raspberry Pi, Arduino. It is used for Automating build systems and automating tests.
Python comes with a Sqlite Database and can be connected to other Databases by libraries like mysql-python, psycopg2, PyMongo etc. The Libraries like SQLAlchemy, Django ORM helps in implementing ORM.
Python is a famous language among the DevOps community. Python provides tools like Ansible, salt, Fabric etc. which makes deployment and monitoring easier. It also reduces the maintenance problems easily.
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Computer graphics in Game development
Ivan Belyavtsev
22.01.2021
Ivan Belyavtsev
Computer Graphics Developer technology engineer at Nvidia
Researcher and educator in Computer science
This course was prepared or accomplished by Ivan Belyavtsev in his personal capacity. The opinions expressed in this course are the author’s own and do not represent official policy or position of Nvidia corporation.
This course requires a lot of discipline and energy!
unreal: billions of triangles
— Freya Holmér ([FreyaHolmer?]) May 13, 2020
[extremely AAA demo]
me: pic.twitter.com/OBcsTyfUfi
PC with Windows 10 or VM
Physics and anatomy will help us
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git submodule update --init --recursive
to get dependenciesPATH
premake vs2019


What is Senetri?
Explain how it is created
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What We Do
We provide great outcomes in what we do.
- Web Development
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The Work Ahead
For the past few weeks we have been studying accessibility online and it has come to my attention that some of the features on several of my pages have not been the most...accessible. Mostly it comes down to ignorance (you can't improve on what you don't know, right) but also laziness.
Brace yourselves, shame is coming!
Label, Label, Label EVERYTHING!!
What happens when things aren't labeled:
Bad labeling (or lack of labeling) is the worst offender for accessibility. It is something so simple: it makes sense to label your componants, it's just good design.
When things aren't labeled correctly, it can be very difficult for someone using a screenreader to effectively use a website.
In Short, best practice is to label:
- Alt-Tags (on images)
- Links
- Captions
- Any image that contains important information
The Fix:
I went back over my journal and made sure to update the labels, especially in the navigation bar (shown below).
Alt-Tags
I had a nasty habit of not labeling my alt-tags for images, I would label the caption, but I never thought that the alt-tag would be where someone might look for information first
Before:
After
Using alt-tags is a minor inconvience while building a website however, it is much easier to put in while you're building rather than retro-fitting the tags in later.
I felt really silly going back to fix something so basic, especially after I told myself I would just "Code this fast" for the assingment. It ended up taking way more time to fix it in the long run.
Alt tags are imperative to users who are using screen readers; especially when the images provide information vital to understand the page.
Using Tools
The Audit:
Using tools such as Lighthouse and WAVE made it much easier to locate potencial issues and fix them.
They are not a perfect fix however, so there is some work required to double-check the tool. WAVE will take a deep look into your code and find possible errors.
The tools are an excellent place to start. They will point out potencial issues and give you advice on how to fix them. But the developer is the one who has to go through their code after to fix it.
Conclusion
Accessibility is easier said than done. If you have never thought about how someone might be having issues navigating your website, it can be really hard to understand why it is so important to make sure that your site is easily accessable.
It took some work (not a lot) to add the features needed. It was mostly an exercise in frustration. All of these things are really easy to do right at the beginning but are very tedious to add in later.
In Short:- Make sure to label well with alt-tags.
- Label Links with where they are going.
- Be sure to fill captions with useful information.
With just a few easy changes, any site would be much more accessable for all users.


The Martian
During a manned mission to Mars, Astronaut Mark Watney is presumed dead after a fierce storm and left behind by his crew. But Watney has survived and finds himself stranded and alone on the hostile planet. With only meager supplies, he must draw upon his ingenuity, wit and spirit to subsist and find a way to signal to Earth that he is alive. Millions of miles away, NASA and a team of international scientists work tirelessly to bring "the Martian" home, while his crewmates concurrently plot a daring, if not impossible, rescue mission. As these stories of incredible bravery unfold, the world comes together to root for Watney's safe return.


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Water Break App
Upload your game_stats.csv file here
Start the Game!
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Water Break
BENCH
TIME: 00:00
COURT
STATS


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Abstract implementation of performance counters that measures and stores counters in memory. Child classes implement saving of the counters into various destinations.
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| virtual void | Configure (ConfigParams config) |
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| void | Clear (string name) |
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| void | ClearAll () |
| | Clears (resets) all counters. More...
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| void | Dump () |
| | Dumps (saves) the current values of counters. More...
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| IEnumerable< Counter > | GetAll () |
| | Gets all captured counters. More...
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| Counter | Get (string name, CounterType type) |
| | Gets a counter specified by its name. It counter does not exist or its type doesn't match the specified type it creates a new one. More...
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| Timing | BeginTiming (string name) |
| | Begins measurement of execution time interval. It returns Timing object which has to be called at Timing.EndTiming to end the measurement and update the counter. More...
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| void | EndTiming (string name, double elapsed) |
| | Ends measurement of execution elapsed time and updates specified counter. More...
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| void | Stats (string name, float value) |
| | Calculates min/average/max statistics based on the current and previous values. More...
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| void | Last (string name, float value) |
| | Records the last calculated measurement value. Usually this method is used by metrics calculated externally. More...
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| void | TimestampNow (string name) |
| | Records the current time as a timestamp. More...
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| void | Timestamp (string name, DateTime value) |
| | Records the given timestamp. More...
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| void | IncrementOne (string name) |
| | Increments counter by 1. More...
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| void | Increment (string name, int value) |
| | Increments counter by given value. More...
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| abstract void | Save (IEnumerable< Counter > counters) |
| | Saves the current counters measurements. More...
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| void | Update () |
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readonly IDictionary< string, Counter > | _cache = new Dictionary<string, Counter>() |
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bool | _updated |
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long | _lastDumpTime = Environment.TickCount |
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long | _lastResetTime = Environment.TickCount |
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readonly object | _lock = new object() |
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long | _interval = 300000 |
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long | _resetTimeout = 0 |
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void | ResetIfNeeded () |
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void | CalculateStats (Counter counter, double value) |
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Abstract implementation of performance counters that measures and stores counters in memory. Child classes implement saving of the counters into various destinations.
Configuration parameters
options:
- interval: interval in milliseconds to save current counters measurements(default: 5 mins)
- reset_timeout: timeout in milliseconds to reset the counters. 0 disables the reset(default: 0)
◆ BeginTiming()
| Timing PipServices3.Components.Count.CachedCounters.BeginTiming |
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string |
name | ) |
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◆ Clear()
| void PipServices3.Components.Count.CachedCounters.Clear |
( |
string |
name | ) |
|
Clears (resets) a counter specified by its name.
- Parameters
-
| name | a counter name to clear. |
◆ ClearAll()
| void PipServices3.Components.Count.CachedCounters.ClearAll |
( |
| ) |
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Clears (resets) all counters.
◆ Configure()
| virtual void PipServices3.Components.Count.CachedCounters.Configure |
( |
ConfigParams |
config | ) |
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virtual |
Configures component by passing configuration parameters.
- Parameters
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| config | configuration parameters to be set. |
◆ Dump()
| void PipServices3.Components.Count.CachedCounters.Dump |
( |
| ) |
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◆ EndTiming()
| void PipServices3.Components.Count.CachedCounters.EndTiming |
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string |
name, |
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double |
elapsed |
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) |
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Ends measurement of execution elapsed time and updates specified counter.
- Parameters
-
| name | a counter name |
| elapsed | execution elapsed time in milliseconds to update the counter. |
Implements PipServices3.Components.Count.ITimingCallback.
◆ Get()
| Counter PipServices3.Components.Count.CachedCounters.Get |
( |
string |
name, |
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CounterType |
type |
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Gets a counter specified by its name. It counter does not exist or its type doesn't match the specified type it creates a new one.
- Parameters
-
| name | a counter name to retrieve. |
| type | a counter type. |
- Returns
- an existing or newly created counter of the specified type.
◆ GetAll()
| IEnumerable<Counter> PipServices3.Components.Count.CachedCounters.GetAll |
( |
| ) |
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Gets all captured counters.
- Returns
- a list with counters.
◆ Increment()
| void PipServices3.Components.Count.CachedCounters.Increment |
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string |
name, |
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int |
value |
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) |
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◆ IncrementOne()
| void PipServices3.Components.Count.CachedCounters.IncrementOne |
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string |
name | ) |
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◆ Last()
| void PipServices3.Components.Count.CachedCounters.Last |
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string |
name, |
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float |
value |
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) |
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Records the last calculated measurement value. Usually this method is used by metrics calculated externally.
- Parameters
-
| name | a counter name of Last type. |
| value | a last value to record. |
Implements PipServices3.Components.Count.ICounters.
◆ Save()
| abstract void PipServices3.Components.Count.CachedCounters.Save |
( |
IEnumerable< Counter > |
counters | ) |
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protectedpure virtual |
◆ Stats()
| void PipServices3.Components.Count.CachedCounters.Stats |
( |
string |
name, |
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float |
value |
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) |
| |
Calculates min/average/max statistics based on the current and previous values.
- Parameters
-
| name | a counter name of Statistics type |
| value | a value to update statistics |
Implements PipServices3.Components.Count.ICounters.
◆ Timestamp()
| void PipServices3.Components.Count.CachedCounters.Timestamp |
( |
string |
name, |
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DateTime |
value |
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) |
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◆ TimestampNow()
| void PipServices3.Components.Count.CachedCounters.TimestampNow |
( |
string |
name | ) |
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◆ Update()
| void PipServices3.Components.Count.CachedCounters.Update |
( |
| ) |
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protected |
Makes counter measurements as updated and dumps them when timeout expires.
See Dump
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:
- src/Count/CachedCounters.cs


title: 'Weak Imports' status: proposal stage: 0 location: https://guybedford.github.io/weak-imports copyright: false contributors: Guy Bedford
Weak imports allow specific named import bindings to be undefined when not resolved against the imported module.
A module Environment Record is a declarative Environment Record that is used to represent the outer scope of an ECMAScript |Module|. In additional to normal mutable and immutable bindings, module Environment Records also provide immutable import bindings which are bindings that provide indirect access to a target binding that exists in another Environment Record.
Module Environment Records support all of the declarative Environment Record methods listed in
| Method | Purpose |
|---|---|
| CreateImportBinding(N, M, N2) | Create an immutable indirect binding in a module Environment Record. The String value _N_ is the text of the bound name. _M_ is a Module Record, and _N2_ is a binding that exists in M's module Environment Record. |
| CreateUndefinedWeakImportBinding(N) | Create an immutable unbound weak import binding representing an unresolved weak named import. |
| GetThisBinding() | Return the value of this Environment Record's `this` binding. |
The behaviour of the additional concrete specification methods for module Environment Records are defined by the following algorithms:
The concrete Environment Record method CreateUndefinedWeakImportBinding for module Environment Records creates a new uninitialized binding for the unresolved weak named import.
The InitializeEnvironment concrete method of a Source Text Module Record implements the corresponding Cyclic Module Record abstract method.
This abstract method performs the following steps:
| Field Name | Value Type | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| [[ModuleRequest]] | String | String value of the |ModuleSpecifier| of the |ImportDeclaration|. |
| [[ImportName]] | String | The name under which the desired binding is exported by the module identified by [[ModuleRequest]]. The value `"*"` indicates that the import request is for the target module's namespace object. |
| [[LocalName]] | String | The name that is used to locally access the imported value from within the importing module. |
| [[Weak]] | Boolean | Boolean value indicating if the given import record corresponds to a weakly imported binding. |
| Import Statement Form | [[ModuleRequest]] | [[ImportName]] | [[LocalName]] | [[Weak]] |
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| `import v from "mod";` | `"mod"` | `"default"` | `"v"` | *false* |
| `import * as ns from "mod";` | `"mod"` | `"*"` | `"ns"` | *false* |
| `import {x} from "mod";` | `"mod"` | `"x"` | `"x"` | *false* |
| `import {x as v} from "mod";` | `"mod"` | `"x"` | `"v"` | *false* |
| `import {weak x as v} from "mod";` | `"mod"` | `"x"` | `"v"` | *true* |
| `import "mod";` | An ImportEntry Record is not created. |
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Decision trees are extremely intuitive ways to classify or label objects: you simply ask a series of questions designed to zero-in on the classification. For example, if you wanted to build a decision tree to classify an animal you come across while on a hike, you might construct the one shown here:
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The binary splitting makes this extremely efficient: in a well-constructed tree, each question will cut the number of options by approximately half, very quickly narrowing the options even among a large number of classes. The trick, of course, comes in deciding which questions to ask at each step. In machine learning implementations of decision trees, the questions generally take the form of axis-aligned splits in the data: that is, each node in the tree splits the data into two groups using a cutoff value within one of the features Random Forests are an ensemble of k untrained Decision Trees (trees with only a root node) with M bootstrap samples (k and M do not have to be the same) trained using a variant of random subspace method or feature bagging method. The procedure for training a random forest is as follows:
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Compared with single decision trees, random forests split by selecting multiple feature variables instead of single features variables at each split point. Intuitively, the variable selection properties of decision trees can be drastically improved using this feature bagging procedure. Typically, the number of trees k is large, on the order of hundreds to thousands for large datasets with many features.
Bootstrap Aggregation, or bagging is a powerful technique that reduces model variances (overfitting) and improves the outcome of learning on limited sample (i.e. small number of observations) or unstable datasets. Bagging works by taking the original dataset and creating M subsets each with n samples per subset. The n individual samples are uniformly sampled with replacement from the original dataset. The diagram illustrates this.
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In the diagram, the labels corresponding to each data point are preserved. In other words, each data tuple (X,Y)ᵢ is sampled and subsetted where each Xᵢ is a vector of inputs and Yᵢ is a vector of responses. Theoretically, as the number of bootstrap samples M approaches infinity, bagging is shown to converge to the mean of some non-bagged function estimator utilizing all possible samples from the original dataset
Next, k individual learning models (called an ensemble) are created for each M bootstrap sample. The outputs of each individual learning model are then aggregated or averaged in some way, such as voting or simple means averaging. This is illustrated in the figure below.
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In general, bagging with ensemble models is a robust method for reducing the variance and overfitting of your learning models by utilizing bootstrap samples and aggregating the output (mean, median, other more complicated methods) of the learning ensembles. Bagging and ensembles are general and can be applied to any predictive or exploratory data model. In practice, M is chosen to be at least 50 and n is 80% of the size of the original dataset.
Random Forests grows many classification trees. To classify a new object from an input vector, put the input vector down each of the trees in the forest. Each tree gives a classification, and we say the tree "votes" for that class. The forest chooses the classification having the most votes (over all the trees in the forest). Each Tree is grown as follows:
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Now it's your turn to interact with a Random Forest. Using the iris dataset from Ronald Fisher's 1936 paper: The use of multiple measurements in taxonomic problems, we built a 16 tree random forest (scaled down for simplicity) that predicts the genus of an iris based on its sepal and petal measurements. Create your own datapoint using the sliders on the left, and see how each tree (the circles in the random forest section) changes as the data value for each feature changes. You may also click on individual trees to see how they are constructed, and how your created data point traverses through each tree (blue nodes are traversed nodes and grey are not traversed).


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Scott Torborg -<EMAIL_ADDRESS>I wrote this tutorial in an attempt to improve the state of Python packages at large. Tools like virtualenv and pip, as well as improvements to setuptools, have made the Python package ecosystem a delight to work in.
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This documentation is written in reStructuredText and built with Sphinx. The source is open and hosted at http://github.com/storborg/python-packaging.
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My whole life, I don’t think I had given this question too much thought. Despite being raised and confirmed Catholic, it was one of those things that just goes in one ear and comes out the other. Grace is to be graceful, elegant, smooth, whatever. That’s about as much as I knew or cared.
Being the lapsed Catholic that I am, it wasn’t until a couple decades later where I met my wife that I encountered this concept first hand, and no, it wasn’t with her. It was with her dad.
Sam was a pretty silly character. With a stern look, he could easily and calmly intimidate you.  He did just that the first time I met him! So what did I do? The only thing a person in my situation could, I told one right back. He was the deacon at his church, attended mass every Sunday, was a religious and maybe more importantly, spiritual man. With my wife growing up, they volunteered to help the homeless on Christmas or Thanksgiving. It was important to help out those that are more unfortunate, to care for them when no one else would.
It was shortly after this time that Sam and his wife, Beth, were getting a new boat.  I was still getting to know Sam, but this idea of Grace is something that would follow him around more and more over the next two years.
 It changes them, what they remember, how they talk, and listen, their mood and temperament. They could seem perfectly normal on the outside, yet almost be a different person on the inside. It’s as if you very slowly lose them before they actually go. Through this period, Sam impressed upon me a new meaning of the word strength, and as many of his loved ones were oft to mention, grace. He handled the whole thing with grace. I heard him described this way from many different people in various independent situations. This wasn’t some coincidence.
Does this mean he handled the whole thing with “simple elegance”? Maybe it did to some, but not me, it didn’t feel right. Now, looking in a dictionary, finally, I saw this other meaning of grace:
The unmerited favor of God.
It goes on from there with more definitions, all seemingly unrelated and related at the same time. It seems to me this word is a bit of a catch-all for all things religious. It can be used in almost any context in church mass and still fit. I suppose I could wrangle one of those definitions in to fit Sam, after all, he was a devout man and had a love for God and others. But it was when I was reading a book that I came across a quote that really gave me pause, and immediately, I mean immediately made me think of Sam.
The book is A River Runs Through It, by Norman MacLean. It’s a fantastic movie, but it’s an even better book, and beautifully written. It is autobiographical, and MacLean’s father is a minister, as well as an expert fly fisherman. He teaches his boys everything they need to know, about fishing or life otherwise, through fishing. It is jammed pack with eloquent passages relating fishing to life, or God, in a way that just wouldn’t make it into the church or the Bible. He writes:
My father was very sure about certain matters pertaining to the universe. To him all good things — trout as well as eternal salvation — come by grace and grace comes by art and art does not come easy.
This instantly struck me, this was Sam. No he did not trout fish, but he sailed. He loved to sail, had wanted to his whole life, and he was good at it. To be on the water, under the sun, sails full, this is where I think he really felt spiritual, where he felt God. This is where I got to know him, in the Springs and Summers, where he continued to sail year after year after his diagnosis.
He and his wife went sailing when they were first married. But it proved too costly and they sold the little boat they had. Once they started a family though, every year, and just about every weekend when the weather was good, was spent sailing. This was no short drive into town either. This was a 6 hour drive each way to get to the boat.
Sam and Beth worked so hard to complete this dream of theirs. It most certainly did not come easy. But over time it did come, and because of it, they have some of their most important “good things” that happened in their life because of sailing, and it came by grace.
It was only fitting that his last boat was named Grace, after all. He knew before I did. We read this quote at Sam’s funeral, and it still holds true today as it did then.


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Introduction to WebKitGTK+
The WebKitGTK+ is the port of the
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Gperf-3.0.4, gst-plugins-base-1.0.10, GTK+-3.8.4,
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Optional
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Installation of WebKitGTK+
Warning
If you are building WebKitGTK+
with make 3.82,
make sure that you have built it with the following
patch applied or WebKitGTK+
build will fail.
If you have not installed GTK-Doc-1.19,
fix a bug that will cause make
install to fail:
sed -i '/generate-gtkdoc --rebase/s:^:# :' GNUmakefile.in
Install WebKitGTK+ by running the
following commands:
sed -i "/%union/i %lex-param {YYLEX_PARAM}" \
Source/ThirdParty/ANGLE/src/compiler/glslang.y &&
./configure --prefix=/usr \
--libexecdir=/usr/lib/webkitgtk3 \
--enable-introspection &&
make
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When installing, the Makefile does some additional compiling and
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PKG_CONFIG_PATH variables need to be defined for the root user.
If using sudo to assume root, use the -E option to pass your
current environment variables for the install process.
Now, as the root
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make install
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sed ... glslang.y:
This command fixes a problem when using bison-3.0 or later.
--enable-introspection
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Introspection and is required for a GNOME Desktop. Remove if you don't have
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--disable-geolocation
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--enable-gtk-doc
: Use this parameter if
GTK-Doc is installed and you wish
to rebuild and install the API documentation.
Contents
Installed Program:
jsc-3
Installed Libraries:
libjavascriptcoregtk-3.0.so,
libwebkit2gtk-3.0.so and libwebkit-3.0.so
Installed Directories:
/usr/include/webkit-3.0,
/usr/lib/webkitgtk3 and /usr/share/webkit-3.0
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Badgers fall short in season opener
by Jay WilsonSIOUX FALLS, SD - Jordan Ford scored 26 points, Malik Fitts added 16 and No. 20 Saint Mary's hung on to beat Wisconsin 65-63 in overtime in the season opener for both teams on Tuesday night.
Saint Mary's led the entire second half before Wisconsin closed the gap and took a brief lead in overtime.
But Fitts' basket with 55 seconds to play gave the Gaels the lead for good.
Freshman Kyle Bowen hit 1 of 2 free throws with 4.4 seconds remaining for the Gaels, and Wisconsin had a chance to win it, but Aleem Ford's deep 3-pointer at the buzzer was short.
Nate Reuvers tied a career high with 22 points and Brad Davison scored 16 for Wisconsin.
It was the Gaels' first visit to the Sanford Pentagon, which will also welcome Minnesota and Oklahoma for a game on Saturday.
The Badgers shot 42.3% from the field while the Gaels finished at 39.3%. Saint Mary's out-rebounded Wisconsin 36-28, including 13 on the offensive end, led by Mattias Tass with rebounds.
BIG PICTURE
Saint Mary's: The Gaels led 30-20 on Ford's 3-pointer late in the first half but let that advantage slip away. Saint Mary's was the second-ranked team in the West Coast Conference in the preseason, behind No. 8 Gonzaga.
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Automatic generation of finite state machine models of dynamic decision-making that both have strong predictive power and are interpretable in human terms. We use an efficient model representation and a genetic algorithm-based estimation process to generate simple deterministic approximations that explain most of the structure of complex stochastic processes. We have applied the software to empirical data, and demonstrated it's ability to recover known data-generating processes by simulating data with agent-based models and correctly deriving the underlying decision models for multiple agent models and degrees of stochasticity.
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| cnd_signal {rlang} | R Documentation |
The type of signal depends on the class of the condition:
A message is signalled if the condition inherits from
"message"
. This is equivalent to signalling with inform()
or
base::message()
.
A warning is signalled if the condition inherits from
"warning"
. This is equivalent to signalling with warn()
or
base::warning()
.
An error is signalled if the condition inherits from
"error"
. This is equivalent to signalling with abort()
or
base::stop()
.
An interrupt is signalled if the condition inherits from
"interrupt"
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interrupt()
.
Use cnd_type()
to determine the type of a condition.
cnd_signal(cnd, ...)
cnd |
A condition object (see |
... |
These dots are for extensions and must be empty. |
abort()
, warn()
and inform()
for creating and
signalling structured R conditions. See with_handlers()
for
establishing condition handlers.
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Multiple MIDI Devices To (Ideally) One Track (in Bitwig, Ardour, Reaper)
23 August 2020 ardour reaper bitwig midi hardwareIn this post I compare the three principle DAWs available on Linux with respect to one specific MIDI related workflow: I want multiple MIDI inputs on one track, and ideally to use the same track for audio.
I have a Keystep (MIDI keyboard) plugged into the studio laptop via USB, and a Minilog (synth) connected via a MIDI controller, but located on the other side of the studio from my desk. I want to work out a tune on the Keystep (which is at the desk), record it as MIDI, and then while the tune loops in the DAW record (and overdub) MIDI CC (e.g. changing the cutoff on the filter) from the Minilog. Because I use a control surface, I want to minimize the number of tracks (because each track takes up one slot on the control surface). Here’s what that looks like in each of the three DAWs.
The following is the current best of my knowledge on this subject; I’ll update and/or replace this post if I learn anything substantially different.
Bitwig
Bitwig has a unique innovation - the Hardware Instrument track. This is a single track which is configured to be both MIDI out and Audio in (from the synth). Even more brilliant, you can automatically configure the latency – per track – by pressing a button to tell it to start measuring, and then playing keys on your MIDI keyboard. It will measure the time between sending the MIDI to the instrument, and receiving audio back, and then will automatically adjust the latency of the track to keep everything in sync. However, I have not found a way to record audio on the same track; you still need a separate track for the audio result. (There is a “bounce” feature which I haven’t yet managed to get good results from, and which may do the job - will update after more experimentation.)
You can also set up the Keystep as a universal controller; change the channel on the Keystep and the track that’s configured to that MIDI channel will both record and send MIDI to the synth that it’s associated with (caveat that the track must be selected for this to work - fortunately you can select multiple tracks at once.)
Each synth must be added as a “MIDI Keyboard” controller ahead of time in the global settings. Make sure “All In” is selected as the option for controller input on the instrument in the mixer view, and it will be able to receive input from both the Keystep and the synth.
Ardour
Ardour wins when it comes to flexibility of routing. In the screenshot you can see that a given MIDI track can have as many inputs and outputs as you like. However, tracks are either Audio or MIDI, so you need to pair tracks together to achieve the described setup. (Ardour has an intuitive track grouping feature, which makes it easy to keep related tracks together; however, they still take up multiple slots on the control surface.)
You can set up channel filters on the inputs - this allows you to set a Keystep up as an input for multiple tracks, and then switch between them by changing channel on the Keystep. Further, theoretically you could have different MIDI keyboards outputting the same channels to different tracks, given the routing capabilities, something that Bitwig can’t do.
However, I haven’t put in the time with Ardour, as I have with Reaper, and it’s unfortunately not as immediately intuitive as Bitwig is. I had trouble with overdubbing while looping a recording - it wouldn’t play back the existing notes while recording, and googling didn’t lead me to a solution. I also had issues with general workflow, but this is something that would likely come with time. If I could collapse the tracks into one on the control surface, I’d certainly give it the time to learn it.
Reaper
Reaper ended up using the most tracks out of the three DAWs - one for audio, one for MIDI from the synth, and one for MIDI from the Keystep.
Reaper tracks aren’t specifically MIDI or Audio; you assign an input by right clicking on the record button after the track already exists, and then choosing from (as usual for Reaper) one of many options. I grouped together MIDI tracks with their Audio tracks using Reaper’s folder feature, as you can see above. In the Mixer UI, you can right click and choose “Group tracks at left”, which at least means that the control surface has audio tracks clustered side by side together. Unfortunately there’s a bug whereby it forgets that it’s setup to do this, periodically, and so the MIDI tracks end up appearing next to the audio ones on the control surface now and again. I can get around this by moving them out from subfolders, and to the end, which I may do…but having the MIDI track physically separated from the audio track isn’t ideal.
The annoying aspect of the separate Keystep track is that I have to send the Keystep output to a particular device; the MIDI controller has 16 devices, corresponding to different MIDI DINs, so you can only send the Keystep’s output to a single hardware synth at once, and furthermore it’s not possible to switch on the fly without menu diving. I could get around this by adding a Keystep track per pair of audio/MIDI synth tracks, binding to individual MIDI channels, and that would let me switch channels on the Keystep and send MIDI to individual synths through the DAW, providing that the tracks were armed. But, that’s a lot of tracks just to achieve this setup.
Reaper has an amazing Routing Matrix view - you can see that they’re so close to being able to support the workflow if this just allowed multiple select, along the lines of Ardour.
Current Conclusion
Both Ardour and Bitwig require two tracks for this configuration; one to handle MIDI I/O, and one to handle the audio recording. With this setup, I find myself preferring Bitwig over Ardour, as it’s simply less fiddly to set up, and its workflow was designed to accomodate setups like this. Reaper, my previous main DAW, is unfortunately now on the bench. I will continue to research ways to get rid of the redundant tracks on the control surface; this surely cannot be a unique requirement.


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- string bytelength string
-
Returns a decimal string giving the number of bytes used to represent
string in memory. Because UTF-8 uses one to three bytes to
represent Unicode characters, the byte length will not be the same as
the character length in general. The cases where a script cares about
the byte length are rare. In almost all cases, you should use the
string length operation (including determining the length of a
Tcl ByteArray object). Refer to the Tcl_NumUtfChars manual
entry for more details on the UTF-8 representation.
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-
Perform a character-by-character comparison of strings string1
and string2. Returns -1, 0, or 1, depending on whether
string1 is lexicographically less than, equal to, or greater
than string2. If -length is specified, then only the
first length characters are used in the comparison. If
-length is negative, it is ignored. If -nocase is
specified, then the strings are compared in a case-insensitive manner.
- string equal ?-nocase? ?-length int? string1 string2
-
Perform a character-by-character comparison of strings string1
and string2. Returns 1 if string1 and string2 are
identical, or 0 when not. If -length is specified, then only
the first length characters are used in the comparison. If
-length is negative, it is ignored. If -nocase is
specified, then the strings are compared in a case-insensitive manner.
- string first string1 string2 ?startIndex?
-
Search string2 for a sequence of characters that exactly match
the characters in string1. If found, return the index of the
first character in the first such match within string2. If not
found, return -1. If startIndex is specified (in any of the
forms accepted by the index method), then the search is
constrained to start with the character in string2 specified by
the index. For example,
string first a 0a23456789abcdef 5
will return 10, but
string first a<PHONE_NUMBER>abcdef 11
will return -1.
- string index string charIndex
-
Returns the charIndex'th character of the string argument.
A charIndex of 0 corresponds to the first character of the
string. charIndex may be specified as follows:
- integer
-
The char specified at this integral index.
- end
-
The last char of the string.
- end-integer
-
The last char of the string minus the specified integer offset
(e.g. end-1 would refer to the "c" in "abcd").
If charIndex is less than 0 or greater than or equal to the
length of the string then an empty string is returned.
- string is class ?-strict? ?-failindex varname? string
-
Returns 1 if string is a valid member of the specified character
class, otherwise returns 0. If -strict is specified, then an
empty string returns 0, otherwise and empty string will return 1 on
any class. If -failindex is specified, then if the function
returns 0, the index in the string where the class was no longer valid
will be stored in the variable named varname. The varname
will not be set if the function returns 1. The following character
classes are recognized (the class name can be abbreviated):
- alnum
-
Any Unicode alphabet or digit character.
- alpha
-
Any Unicode alphabet character.
- ascii
-
Any character with a value less than \u0080 (those that are in the
7-bit ascii range).
- boolean
-
Any of the forms allowed to Tcl_GetBoolean.
- control
-
Any Unicode control character.
- digit
-
Any Unicode digit character. Note that this includes characters
outside of the [0-9] range.
- double
-
Any of the valid forms for a double in Tcl, with optional surrounding
whitespace. In case of under/overflow in the value, 0 is returned and
the varname will contain -1.
- false
-
Any of the forms allowed to Tcl_GetBoolean where the value is
false.
- graph
-
Any Unicode printing character, except space.
- integer
-
Any of the valid forms for an ordinary integer in Tcl, with optional
surrounding whitespace. In case of under/overflow in the value, 0 is
returned and the varname will contain -1.
- lower
-
Any Unicode lower case alphabet character.
- print
-
Any Unicode printing character, including space.
- punct
-
Any Unicode punctuation character.
- space
-
Any Unicode space character.
- true
-
Any of the forms allowed to Tcl_GetBoolean where the value is
true.
- upper
-
Any upper case alphabet character in the Unicode character set.
- wordchar
-
Any Unicode word character. That is any alphanumeric character, and
any Unicode connector punctuation characters (e.g. underscore).
- xdigit
-
Any hexadecimal digit character ([0-9A-Fa-f]).
In the case of boolean, true and false, if the
function will return 0, then the varname will always be set to
0, due to the varied nature of a valid boolean value.
- string last string1 string2 ?lastIndex?
-
Search string2 for a sequence of characters that exactly match
the characters in string1. If found, return the index of the
first character in the last such match within string2. If there
is no match, then return -1. If lastIndex is specified (in any
of the forms accepted by the index method), then only the
characters in string2 at or before the specified lastIndex
will be considered by the search. For example,
string last a 0a23456789abcdef 15
will return 10, but
string last a 0a23456789abcdef 9
will return 1.
- string length string
-
Returns a decimal string giving the number of characters in
string. Note that this is not necessarily the same as the
number of bytes used to store the string. If the object is a
ByteArray object (such as those returned from reading a binary encoded
channel), then this will return the actual byte length of the object.
- string map ?-nocase? mapping string
-
Replaces substrings in string based on the key-value pairs in
mapping. mapping is a list of key value key value ...
as in the form returned by array get. Each instance of a
key in the string will be replaced with its corresponding value. If
-nocase is specified, then matching is done without regard to
case differences. Both key and value may be multiple
characters. Replacement is done in an ordered manner, so the key
appearing first in the list will be checked first, and so on.
string is only iterated over once, so earlier key replacements
will have no affect for later key matches. For example,
string map {abc 1 ab 2 a 3 1 0} 1abcaababcabababc
will return the string 01321221.
Note that if an earlier key is a prefix of a later one, it will
completely mask the later one. So if the previous example is
reordered like this,
string map {1 0 ab 2 a 3 abc 1} 1abcaababcabababc
it will return the string 02c322c222c.
- string match ?-nocase? pattern string
-
See if pattern matches string; return 1 if it does, 0 if
it doesn't. If -nocase is specified, then the pattern attempts
to match against the string in a case insensitive manner. For the two
strings to match, their contents must be identical except that the
following special sequences may appear in pattern:
- *
-
Matches any sequence of characters in string, including a null
string.
- ?
-
Matches any single character in string.
- [chars]
-
Matches any character in the set given by chars. If a sequence
of the form x-y appears in chars, then any
character between x and y, inclusive, will match. When
used with -nocase, the end points of the range are converted to
lower case first. Whereas {[A-z]} matches '_' when matching
case-sensitively ('_' falls between the 'Z' and 'a'), with
-nocase this is considered like {[A-Za-z]} (and probably what
was meant in the first place).
- \x
-
Matches the single character x. This provides a way of avoiding
the special interpretation of the characters *?[]\ in
pattern.
- string range string first last
-
Returns a range of consecutive characters from string, starting
with the character whose index is first and ending with the
character whose index is last. An index of 0 refers to the first
character of the string. first and last may be specified
as for the index method. If first is less than zero then
it is treated as if it were zero, and if last is greater than or
equal to the length of the string then it is treated as if it were
end. If first is greater than last then an empty
string is returned.
- string repeat string count
-
Returns string repeated count number of times.
- string replace string first last ?newstring?
-
Removes a range of consecutive characters from string, starting
with the character whose index is first and ending with the
character whose index is last. An index of 0 refers to the
first character of the string. First and last may be
specified as for the index method. If newstring is
specified, then it is placed in the removed character range. If
first is less than zero then it is treated as if it were zero,
and if last is greater than or equal to the length of the string
then it is treated as if it were end. If first is greater
than last or the length of the initial string, or last is
less than 0, then the initial string is returned untouched.
- string tolower string ?first? ?last?
-
Returns a value equal to string except that all upper (or title)
case letters have been converted to lower case. If first is
specified, it refers to the first char index in the string to start
modifying. If last is specified, it refers to the char index in
the string to stop at (inclusive). first and last may be
specified as for the index method.
- string totitle string ?first? ?last?
-
Returns a value equal to string except that the first character
in string is converted to its Unicode title case variant (or
upper case if there is no title case variant) and the rest of the
string is converted to lower case. If first is specified, it
refers to the first char index in the string to start modifying. If
last is specified, it refers to the char index in the string to
stop at (inclusive). first and last may be specified as
for the index method.
- string toupper string ?first? ?last?
-
Returns a value equal to string except that all lower (or title)
case letters have been converted to upper case. If first is
specified, it refers to the first char index in the string to start
modifying. If last is specified, it refers to the char index in
the string to stop at (inclusive). first and last may be
specified as for the index method.
- string trim string ?chars?
-
Returns a value equal to string except that any leading or
trailing characters from the set given by chars are removed. If
chars is not specified then white space is removed (spaces,
tabs, newlines, and carriage returns).
- string trimleft string ?chars?
-
Returns a value equal to string except that any leading
characters from the set given by chars are removed. If
chars is not specified then white space is removed (spaces,
tabs, newlines, and carriage returns).
- string trimright string ?chars?
-
Returns a value equal to string except that any trailing
characters from the set given by chars are removed. If
chars is not specified then white space is removed (spaces,
tabs, newlines, and carriage returns).
- string wordend string charIndex
-
Returns the index of the character just after the last one in the word
containing character charIndex of string. charIndex
may be specified as for the index method. A word is
considered to be any contiguous range of alphanumeric (Unicode letters
or decimal digits) or underscore (Unicode connector punctuation)
characters, or any single character other than these.
- string wordstart string charIndex
-
Returns the index of the first character in the word containing
character charIndex of string. charIndex may be
specified as for the index method. A word is considered to be any
contiguous range of alphanumeric (Unicode letters or decimal digits)
or underscore (Unicode connector punctuation) characters, or any
single character other than these.


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[telegram] <Bar_Harbor> Dude binance always does advertise (re @torsten1: Binance never really did any advertising. But they started listing coins no one had, especially NEO back then in those 2-3 months when NEO was the hype of the time. And they provided impeccable customer service from day 1 when you had to wait 2 weeks to get a reply from Poloniex support)
[telegram] <torsten1> Where?
[telegram] <Bar_Harbor> Trade this and win this
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[telegram] <torsten1> Ah you mean competitions
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[telegram] <Bar_Harbor> That is marketing
[telegram] <torsten1> Yea, AtomicDEX for sure will do competitions
[telegram] <torsten1> Marketing for sure, but you said tele ads and NYC billboards :D
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[telegram] <torsten1> I agree, competitions are helpful
[telegram] <Bar_Harbor> I was just throwing out multiple ideas
[telegram] <torsten1> Sure sure
[telegram] <Bar_Harbor> Dude eos has biggest ico
[telegram] <torsten1> I appreciate it
[telegram] <Bar_Harbor> And had billboards
[telegram] <torsten1> Biggest scam :)
[telegram] <Bar_Harbor> In New York
[telegram] <Bar_Harbor> Like I love KMD
[telegram] <torsten1> Do you know how much money Komodo raised? $2m. And probably built 5x as much stuff as EOS from their $4bn :)
[telegram] <Bar_Harbor> Yes but no one knows
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[telegram] <Bar_Harbor> Your 100% right eos is nothing
[telegram] <Bar_Harbor> And we have done more... but who cares if we are a forgotten name
[telegram] <Bar_Harbor> I don’t think marketing is all that either
[telegram] <Bar_Harbor> We need a balance
[telegram] <Bar_Harbor> Like tron all marketing
[telegram] <Bar_Harbor> No tech
[telegram] <Bar_Harbor> I just think we need to get out in the people’s eyes and hands
[telegram] <Bar_Harbor> Like for the beta test of atomic dex
[telegram] <Bar_Harbor> Should of been a trading competition
[telegram] <torsten1> I hear you, man. I really do. Komodo should be louder and should do better marketing — agreed 100%. But look at the other side. Komodo is a small project, with a very modest budget. We build like madmen. We do not, had not and never will do ads on NYC billboards because we don't have the budget. But no one at Komodo owns a Lambo either. This is a super tech-focused and extremely frugal operation. We are here for the long game.
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| Apache Struts 2 Documentation > Home > Guides > Core Developers Guide > Performance Tuning |
The following are some tips and tricks to squeeze the most performance out of Struts 2.
| Important OGNL update For Struts 2 versions before 2.3: the OGNL version 3.0.3 library is a drop-in replacement for older OGNL jars, and provides much better performance. See the following Jira issue for more information: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/WW-3580 |
devMode allows reloading of configuration and validation related files, but because they happen on each request, this setting will totally kill your performance.
When using logging, make sure to turn off logging (esp. Freemarker generates a LOT of logging), and check if a level is enabled before printing it, or you will get the cost of the String parsing/concatination anyways.
If you use the simple theme, and do not overwrite any of the FreeMarker templates, consider using the java templates, which provide a drop in replacement for most tags, and are a lot faster than the regular tags.
If you do not require a full stack of interceptors for an Action, then try using a different one (basicStack), or remove interceptors you do not need. Remove the I18nInterceptor interceptor if you don't need it, as it can cause a session to be created.
When returning HTML views, make sure to add the correct headers so browsers know how to cache them.
Struts 2 uses some external javascript libraries and cascading stylesheets for certain themes and tags. These by default are located inside the Struts 2 jar, and a special filter returns them when requesting a special path (/struts). Although Struts 2 can handle these requests, an application/servlet container is not optimized for these kind of requests. Consider moving these .js and .css files to a seperated server (Lighttpd, Apache HTTPD, ..).
Create the freemarker.properties file and add the following setting (or whatever value you deem fitting):
template_update_delay=60000
This value determines how often Freemarker checks if it needs to reloads the templates from disk. The default value is 500 ms. Since there is no reason to check if a template needs reloading, it is best to set this to a very large value. Note that this value is in seconds and freemarker will convert this value to milliseconds.
See also: Freemarker configuration properties
As of Struts 2.0.10, setting the property struts.freemarker.templatesCache to true will enable the Struts internal caching of Freemarker templates. This property is set to false by default.
In Struts versions prior to 2.0.10, you had to copy the /template directory from the Struts 2 jar in your WEB_APP root to utilize Freemarker's built in chaching mechanism in order to achieve similar results.
The built in Freemarker caching mechanism fails to properly cache templates when they are retrieved from the classpath. Copying them to the WEB_APP root allows Freemarker to cache them correctly. Freemarker looks at the last modified time of the template to determine if it needs to reload the templates. Resources retrieved from the classpath have no last modified time, so Freemarker will reload them on every request.
There's a performance cost when a template cannot be found in the current directory. The reason for this is that Struts 2 must check for a template in the current theme first before falling back to the parent theme. In the future, this penalty could be eliminated by implementing a missing template cache in Struts 2.
Struts 2 does not create sessions unless asked to (for example, by having the createSession interceptor in your interceptor stack). Note that when you use SiteMesh however, a session will always be created (See http://forums.opensymphony.com/thread.jspa?messageID=5688 for details). The I18nInterceptor interceptor can create sessions, so make sure you remove it, if you don't need it.
Freemarker has support for iterating lists, displaying properties, including other templates, macro's, and so on. There is a small performance cost when using the S2 tags instead of the Freemarker equivalent (eg. <s:property value="foo"/> should be replaced by ${foo}).


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DECEMBER 6, 2015
So this is week 1 of Dev Bootcamp's Phase 0 and I've learned several things I didn't know before. I've learned how to actually use my command line. Prior to this I simply copied and pasted from the web whenever the need arose and just put faith in the commands people were giving me. Now I can actually, albeit not master level, understand what such commands do - somewhat. One of things I got most excited to say I know how to use now is git and GitHub.
I've made several games in the past with GM:S and I've always kept my project files local or on Dropbox for those times I may not have access to my home pc. I practiced a sort of "version control" before I even knew what actual "version control" was by appending my main project folder with v1, v2, etc. It was effective for what I was doing, but I did run into issues like accidentally deleting or overwriting important files without a backup or running into game breaking bugs in which I didn't have an appropriate v# backup. I knew almost from the start that GitHub existed but like many people out there didn't truly know what it was for. I knew it was some collaborative system in which the real programmers hammered out their projects. I wasn't a programmer, just a dabbler in the programming world so I never ventured into GitHub. Heck, I didn't even know what the difference between git and GitHub was. But now I do, and I get just how useful it is.
Version control allows developers to know what, when, and where changes to their code was made. Git and GitHub allow for multiple developers to share in the development of a project without stepping on each other's toes too much. The simplified work flow goes as follows:
1.) Pull the latest version of your work from GitHub.
2.) Create a copy or a branch to work within.
3.) Once you've finished work, save or commit the changes.
4.) Push the committed branch or the saved work to GitHub.
5.) Pull it from GitHub's website and merge it.
6.) Back on local, shift back to master branch and pull so that the local master is updated.
7.) Clean up by deleting the branches from GitHub and locally.
8.) Win.
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M’sian Lady Angered by Lousy Attitude from Police After She Was Molested by Creepy Man on MRT
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Recently, we’ve read about a sexual harassment victim whose police report was dismissed on grounds that there was not enough evidence when she had clearly provided proof of the incident. Only after she had pressed for authorities to take action did they arrest the offender and charge him in court.
But now, it seems like the authorities are still not taking sexual harassment seriously, causing victims to be scared and unsure of their safety when using public transport.
Pervert on the MRT
A local citizen, identified as Annie, shared with WORLD OF BUZZ about her encounter with a pervert at an MRT station and her experience with the bad response from the police.
On 13th November 2019 at about 12pm, Annie got onto the MRT at Bukit Bintang and was sitting next to a guy, probably in his early 30’s. As the MRT was passing by Muzium Negara MRT, the man leaned towards Annie and put his face near her face and neck, as if trying to sniff her perfume.
Annie looked at him and said, “Yes?”, and he looked back at her with big eyes pretending like nothing happened.
About a minute later, Annie felt his hand grasp her right thigh. She immediately stood up and stared at him, but he only glared back at her.
After a while, she felt uncomfortable standing near him, so she walked to another coach and sat down. She kept checking from time to time if the man was looking in her direction, and in the few times she looked, she saw him staring back at her direction.
She then decided to call the MRT helpline to report the man as he was still on the train before she got off at Mutiara Damansara MRT.
“The person on the line at first told me that the “person in-charge for MRT” was not in, and ask me to call back. Then I started speaking in Malay and told her I want to report a pervert on the train,” Annie said.
“I was hoping they could do something as he (the offender) was still on the train and I had given the train number. Instead, she just said she would file a report and forward it to the appropriate authority.”
“She didn’t even ask for my name. And when I asked her if it was better to take a picture of the guy, she said “kalau nak baik jugak (if you want to, it’ll be good also)”.”
“Then I ask her how to send her the picture, she said through email. So I asked for her name, and she replied it’s not necessary to know her name cause the email is generic email?????” Annie said.
MRT officers didn’t even know what to do
Annie got off at the next stop and approached an MRT officer and told him about what happened. But instead of assisting Annie with what to do next, he called a normal MRT attendant and asked him what to do.
However, the MRT attendant didn’t know what to do either, and went to get a second MRT officer.
In the end, they asked Annie to write about the details of the incident on a piece of A4 paper and told her that they would relay the information to their “special team”.
This frustrated Annie as she wanted them to do something about it since the offender might still be on the train.
Lousy attitude from the police
She then went to the nearest police station to file a report as advised by the MRT officers, but the policeman and woman there did not even pay attention to her.
They were chit-chatting when she walked in, all slouched in their chairs and seemed annoyed that Annie was interrupting their conversation.
“The first thing they asked was where it happened, I said on the train. Then they didn’t want to let me file a report because I couldn’t tell them exactly where!” Annie said.
“So I told them somewhere around Muzium Negara station. Then he asked me, “Boleh taip report sendiri? (can you type it out yourself?)”
So, Annie started typing out her own report, but the police were very rude to her and asked, “Where’s the date? What time? You must write it down.”
The police then continued their conversation and were busy on their phones until they had to print the report out for Annie.
After Annie was done, she still had to wait for the KL police to call back as they had to forward the case to the Muzium Negara police station.
“Half an hour later, the call came. I was told to physically go to the Muzium Negara police station to make a statement,” Annie said.
“Honestly, I was so humiliated by the little response and sympathy I saw that I just want to let it go.”
“It’s been two hours and I give up. I am writing to hopefully get the pervert’s picture published and to shine some light on how unhelpful the police are.”
Our country’s authorities really need to step up their game to protect helpless girls who go to them for help. It doesn’t matter how serious the crime is, the fact that there are perverts out there who take advantage of innocent girls means that they are not afraid of getting apprehended as they know the police won’t do much about it.
Hopefully, more girls will be brave enough to speak up and put enough pressure on the authorities to take sexual harassment seriously as it can be a very traumatic experience for girls.


public class DefaultCoffeeShop extends java.lang.Object implements CoffeeShop
CoffeeShop.ShelfProduct
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
SVector<Environmental> |
enumerableInventory |
java.util.List<CoffeeShop.ShelfProduct> |
storeInventory |
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
DefaultCoffeeShop() |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
Environmental |
addStoreInventory(Environmental thisThang)
Adds a new item to the store inventory.
|
Environmental |
addStoreInventory(Environmental thisThang,
int number,
int price)
Adds a new item to the store inventory so the shopkeeper can sell it.
|
CoffeeShop |
build(ShopKeeper SK)
Initializes this shop object with its host ShopKeeper
|
void |
buildShopFromXML(java.lang.String text)
Repopulates this shop inventory from a given xml document, restoring store inventory,
base inventory, prices, and availability.
|
void |
cloneFix(DefaultCoffeeShop E) |
int |
compareTo(CMObject o) |
CMObject |
copyOf()
Similar to Cloneable.clone(), but does its best to make sure that
any internal objects to this class are also copyOfed.
|
void |
delAllStoreInventory(Environmental thisThang)
Removes all items like the given item from the base and store inventory.
|
void |
destroyStoreInventory()
Destroys all the items in this shop.
|
boolean |
doIHaveThisInStock(java.lang.String name,
MOB mob)
Returns whether an item with the given name is presently in this stores
stock inventory, and available for sale.
|
void |
emptyAllShelves()
Clears both the base and stock/store inventories.
|
int |
enumerableStockSize()
Returns the number of items in the stores base inventory.
|
java.util.Iterator<Environmental> |
getEnumerableInventory()
Returns a Vector of all the Environmental objects this shop has in its base
inventory.
|
Environmental |
getStock(java.lang.String name,
MOB mob)
Searches this shops stock of items for sale for one matching the given name.
|
java.util.Iterator<Environmental> |
getStoreInventory()
Returns a Vector of all the Environmental objects this shop has for sale.
|
java.util.Iterator<Environmental> |
getStoreInventory(java.lang.String srchStr)
Returns a Vector of all the Environmental objects this shop has for sale
which match the given search string.
|
java.lang.String |
ID()
The CoffeeMud Java Class ID shared by all instances of
this object.
|
boolean |
inEnumerableInventory(Environmental thisThang)
Returns whether an item sufficiently like the given item originally
existed in this shops inventory when it was created.
|
void |
initializeClass()
Called ONCE after all objects are loaded, but before the map is read in
during initialization.
|
boolean |
isSold(int code)
Returns whether the whatIsSold code applies to the shopkeeper hosting this shop.
|
java.lang.String |
makeXML()
Generates an XML document of all available shop inventory, prices, and availability.
|
java.lang.String |
name()
The displayable name of this object.
|
CMObject |
newInstance()
Returns a new instance of this class.
|
int |
numberInStock(Environmental likeThis)
Returns the number of items like the one given that the shopkeeper presently
has in stock and available for sale.
|
protected Environmental |
preSaleCopyFix(Environmental thisThang) |
java.util.List<Environmental> |
removeSellableProduct(java.lang.String named,
MOB mob)
Searches this shops stock of items for sale for one matching the given name.
|
Environmental |
removeStock(java.lang.String name,
MOB mob)
Searches this shops stock of items for sale for one matching the given name.
|
void |
resubmitInventory(java.util.List<Environmental> shopItems)
A method for quickly making wholesale changes to a shopkeepers inventory.
|
protected boolean |
shopCompare(Environmental thang1,
Environmental thang2) |
ShopKeeper |
shopKeeper()
Returns the shopKeeper that is hosting this shop
|
protected Room |
startRoom() |
int |
stockPrice(Environmental likeThis)
Returns the base stock price (not the final price by any means) that the shop
will use as a foundation for determining the given items price.
|
protected void |
stopTicking(Environmental E) |
int |
totalStockSize()
Returns the number of items this shop currently has for sale.
|
int |
totalStockSizeIncludingDuplicates()
The number of items in the store inventory, taking number in stock into account.
|
int |
totalStockWeight()
Total weight, in pounds, of all items in the store inventory, taking number in
stock into account.
|
public SVector<Environmental> enumerableInventory
public java.util.List<CoffeeShop.ShelfProduct> storeInventory
public DefaultCoffeeShop()
public java.lang.String ID()
CMObject
public java.lang.String name()
CMObject
name
in interface CMObject
Environmental.Name()
public int compareTo(CMObject o)
compareTo
in interface java.lang.Comparable<CMObject>
public CMObject copyOf()
CMObject
public CoffeeShop build(ShopKeeper SK)
CoffeeShop
build
in interface CoffeeShop
SK
- the shopkeeper that hosts this objectpublic ShopKeeper shopKeeper()
CoffeeShop
shopKeeper
in interface CoffeeShop
public boolean isSold(int code)
CoffeeShop
isSold
in interface CoffeeShop
public CMObject newInstance()
CMObject
newInstance
in interface CMObject
public void initializeClass()
CMObject
initializeClass
in interface CMObject
public void cloneFix(DefaultCoffeeShop E)
protected void stopTicking(Environmental E)
public void destroyStoreInventory()
CoffeeShop
destroyStoreInventory
in interface CoffeeShop
protected boolean shopCompare(Environmental thang1, Environmental thang2)
public boolean inEnumerableInventory(Environmental thisThang)
CoffeeShop
inEnumerableInventory
in interface CoffeeShop
thisThang
- the thing to compare against the base inventoryShopKeeper.isSold(int)
,
ShopKeeper.DEAL_INVENTORYONLY
public Environmental addStoreInventory(Environmental thisThang)
CoffeeShop
addStoreInventory
in interface CoffeeShop
thisThang
- the thing to sellCoffeeShop.addStoreInventory(Environmental, int, int)
public int enumerableStockSize()
CoffeeShop
enumerableStockSize
in interface CoffeeShop
ShopKeeper.isSold(int)
,
ShopKeeper.DEAL_INVENTORYONLY
public int totalStockSize()
CoffeeShop
totalStockSize
in interface CoffeeShop
CoffeeShop.totalStockSizeIncludingDuplicates()
public java.util.Iterator<Environmental> getStoreInventory()
CoffeeShop
getStoreInventory
in interface CoffeeShop
public java.util.Iterator<Environmental> getStoreInventory(java.lang.String srchStr)
CoffeeShop
getStoreInventory
in interface CoffeeShop
srchStr
- the item to hunt for.public java.util.Iterator<Environmental> getEnumerableInventory()
CoffeeShop
getEnumerableInventory
in interface CoffeeShop
ShopKeeper.isSold(int)
,
ShopKeeper.DEAL_INVENTORYONLY
protected Environmental preSaleCopyFix(Environmental thisThang)
public Environmental addStoreInventory(Environmental thisThang, int number, int price)
CoffeeShop
addStoreInventory
in interface CoffeeShop
thisThang
- the item/mob/ability to sellnumber
- the number of items to sellprice
- the price of the item (in base currency) or -1 to have it determinedpublic int totalStockWeight()
CoffeeShop
totalStockWeight
in interface CoffeeShop
public int totalStockSizeIncludingDuplicates()
CoffeeShop
totalStockSizeIncludingDuplicates
in interface CoffeeShop
CoffeeShop.totalStockSize()
public void delAllStoreInventory(Environmental thisThang)
CoffeeShop
delAllStoreInventory
in interface CoffeeShop
thisThang
- the item like which to removeShopKeeper.isSold(int)
public boolean doIHaveThisInStock(java.lang.String name, MOB mob)
CoffeeShop
doIHaveThisInStock
in interface CoffeeShop
name
- the name of the item to search formob
- the mob who is interested (stock can differ depending on customer)ShopKeeper.isSold(int)
public int stockPrice(Environmental likeThis)
CoffeeShop
stockPrice
in interface CoffeeShop
likeThis
- the item like which to compareCoffeeShop.getStoreInventory()
public int numberInStock(Environmental likeThis)
CoffeeShop
numberInStock
in interface CoffeeShop
likeThis
- the item like which to compareCoffeeShop.getStoreInventory()
public Environmental getStock(java.lang.String name, MOB mob)
CoffeeShop
getStock
in interface CoffeeShop
name
- the name of the item to search formob
- the mob who is interested (stock can differ depending on customer)CoffeeShop.getStoreInventory()
public Environmental removeStock(java.lang.String name, MOB mob)
CoffeeShop
removeStock
in interface CoffeeShop
name
- the name of the item to search formob
- the mob who is interested (stock can differ depending on customer)CoffeeShop.getStoreInventory()
public void resubmitInventory(java.util.List<Environmental> shopItems)
CoffeeShop
resubmitInventory
in interface CoffeeShop
shopItems
- the items for inventorypublic void emptyAllShelves()
CoffeeShop
emptyAllShelves
in interface CoffeeShop
public java.util.List<Environmental> removeSellableProduct(java.lang.String named, MOB mob)
CoffeeShop
removeSellableProduct
in interface CoffeeShop
named
- the name of the item to search formob
- the mob who is interested (stock can differ depending on customer)CoffeeShop.getStoreInventory()
public java.lang.String makeXML()
CoffeeShop
makeXML
in interface CoffeeShop
CoffeeShop.getStoreInventory()
,
CoffeeShop.buildShopFromXML(String)
public void buildShopFromXML(java.lang.String text)
CoffeeShop
buildShopFromXML
in interface CoffeeShop
text
- the xml document to restore fromCoffeeShop.makeXML()