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by Chanel VargasIt's clear from her Instagram photos that Jennifer Lopez absolutely loves her and ARod's kids, and she shared some extraspecial love for their oldest daughter Natasha on Monday for her 15th birthday. "Wishing my favorite teenager a very happy 15th birthday!!!"
Natasha, or Tashi, as J Lo refers to the 15-year-old in photo captions, wore a beautiful red dress and was all smiles as she celebrated the momentous birthday. "May you forever keep illuminating the people around you with your infectious light," Jennifer added. "I love you and hope you have the best day."


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Founder and chief visionary, Fabien is the driving force behind Odoo. He loves to keep his hands full by participating in the development of the software, marketing, and the Customer Experience strategies.
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Founder and chief visionary, Fabien is the driving force behind Odoo. He loves to keep his hands full by participating in the development of the software, marketing, and the Customer Experience strategies.
Antony is one of the lucky people in life who can say he loves what he does. He oversees 200+ in-house developers and looks after the community of 2,000 developers.
Founder and chief visionary, Fabien is the driving force behind Odoo. He loves to keep his hands full by participating in the development of the software, marketing, and the Customer Experience strategies.


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Bring the flavours of Siciliy to your plate with this simple fish supper.
Preheat the oven to 180C/160C Fan/Gas 4.
Put the salmon fillet on a lightly oiled baking tray. Drizzle over the lime juice and a little olive oil. Sprinkle with the chilli flakes and paprika and season with salt and pepper. Bake for about 10 minutes, or until cooked through.
Meanwhile, heat a tablespoon of oil in a frying pan. Add the mushrooms and stir-fry for 5 minutes. Add the broccoli and stir-fry until cooked to your liking. Add the garlic and fry for 1 minute, then stir in the parsley. Serve immediately with the salmon.


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I am so used to outlook and newsgator, with my dasBlog plug-in, that I find it very difficult to blog from the web. The interface sucks, I like smart clients, not web applications trying to look like smart clients. No spell checker (or you need yet another piece of software), so save and edit later, nothing...
And reading blogs in RSS bandit is just cumbersome. I loose a lot of time, don't have a nice overview of all the posts that are to read, can't edit from there. I like the comments and trackbacks integrated features though. Oh and the synchronization support is really good.
As such, I am working on hijacking newsgator with an rss bandit compatible (hopefully) synchronization service, and an add-in for comments feeds and automatic conversion of items across feeds (something I asked Greg about early in the 2.0 beta release, but it didn't happen...)
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Mission: Create an easy to use,
pluggable Java API for connecting to and exchanging data from GPS
units. Let people concentrate on writing cool Java GPS apps
instead of
getting bogged down in serial port i/o
problems.
This project will provide the following:
- Multiple
physical layer support such as serial, bluetooth, etc.
- Cross platform serial support vi the
RXTX library (http://www.rxtx.org/) and the Java Comm API. (Mac OS X,
Linux, Solaris, Windows, etc)
- Clean object model that allows for plugable extensibility.
- Interfaces to allow for writing/reading data from/to
multiple file formats via plugins.
- Interfaces to allow for protocol extensiblity.
- Threaded to allow it's background use in GUI applications.
- Uses listener design pattern for gps protocol event
notification.
- Automatic unit discovery and initialization.
- Two published APIs, one braindead simple and the other with
access to the nitty gritty.
Most GPS software out there reflects the complexity and multiplicity of
GPS protocols, in our opinion this should not be the case.
A simple
API is needed similar to the following.
myGPS[] = GPSLib4j.findGPS(); // finds connected gps unit(s), identifies it // and figures out what protocols it talks
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“We are what we repeatedly do. Excellence then, is not an act, but a habit.” – Aristotle
If you could just pick one or two (or seven) habits to create in the next few months — habits that will have the most impact on your life — what would they be?
I often get asked this question, because people are overwhelmed when it comes to starting positive life changes.
They ask me: what one or two habits should they start with?
It’s not an easy question. There are so many changes I’ve gone through, from quitting smoking to simplifying my life to reducing debt to many more. And they’ve all seemed life-changing, and they’ve all seemed important.
But if I were to start again, and had to pick one or two, it would be the one or two listed below. The list that follows is in order of what I think I’d do the first 6-7 months of changing my life … but realize that every person is different. No one should follow my choices exactly — you’ve got to figure out what works for you.
That said, if you followed the program below, and worked to develop these habits, you’d probably do pretty well.
“Men’s natures are alike; it is their habits that separate them.” – Confucius
How to Develop the Habits
I’ve written a number of times about developing habits, but here are the basics:
- Do a 30-day challenge, focusing on just ONE habit.
- Write it out on paper, along with your motivations, obstacles, and strategies for overcoming them.
- Commit fully, in a public way.
- Log your progress.
- Remain publicly accountable — report on your progress each day.
- Have support for when you falter — either in real life or online.
- Reward every little success.
- If you fail, figure out what went wrong, plan for it, and try again.
The Seven Little Habits That Can Change Your Life
OK, so now you know how to form a habit — and remember, only do them one at a time — but you want to know the seven little habits. Here they are, in my order of preference (but yours may be different):
1. Develop positive thinking. I put this first because I think it’s the keystone habit that will help you form the other important habits. Sure, positive thinking by itself won’t lead to success, but it certainly goes a long way to motivate you to do the other things required.
I learned this when I quit smoking — when I allowed myself to think negative thoughts, I would end up failing. But when I learned how to squash negative thoughts and think positive ones instead, I succeeded. This discovery lead to me practicing this over and over, until I was able to form just about any habit I needed. It’s been invaluable to me, and I think it could be to most people.
Focus on this habit first, and you’ll have a much easier time with any of the others. Start by becoming more aware of your negative self-talk — do a little tally sheet throughout the day, marking a tally each time you notice a negative thought. Soon you’ll recognize them, and you can squash them.
2. Exercise. People who’ve been hearing me harp on about exercise might roll their eyes. Sure, exercise is healthy and all that, but how exactly is it life changing? I’m glad you asked:
- It makes you feel better about yourself, and more confident. That leads to better success with other positive changes.
- It reinforces the positive thinking habit — you need to think positive in order to sustain exercise.
- It relieves stress and gives you time to think — this leads to better mental well-being in your life overall.
- It helps with creativity. Don’t ask me to prove it, except to say that my best ideas and brainstorming sessions come from when I exercise.
3. Single-tasking. The opposite of multi-tasking — you’ve heard me harp on about this one as well. Why is it life-changing? A couple powerful reasons:
- You’ll be more effective with your tasks and get more done. It’s hard to achieve important things if you’re constantly switching tasks and distracted by other “urgent” things.
- You’ll be less stressed overall and (in my experience) happier throughout your day.
4. Focus on one goal. Just as focusing on one task at a time is more effective, and focusing on one habit at a time is more effect, so is focusing on one goal at a time. While it might seem very difficult, focusing on one goal at a time is the most powerful way of achieving your goals. When you try to take on many goals at once, you’re spreading thin your focus and energy — the two critical components for achieving a goal.
What if you have 5 goals you want to achieve? Pick one to focus on first. Break it into a mini-goal you can accomplish this month, if it’s a longer-term goal. Pick an action you can do today. Keep doing this until the goal is accomplished — do an action every day, finish the mini-goal, pick the next mini-goal to work on. Then, when your One Goal is completed, focus on the next goal.
Some goals are ongoing ones — like blogging every day, or exercising every day. In those cases, turn them into habits — focus exclusively on turning the goal into a habit, until the habit is ingrained. Then focus on the next goal.
5. Eliminate the non-essential. First, identify the essential — the things in your life that are most important to you, that you love the most. Then eliminate everything else. This simplifies things and leaves you with the space to focus on the essential. This process works with anything — with your life in general, with work projects and tasks, with emails and other communication.
This will change your life because it will help you to simplify, to focus on what’s important, and to build the life you want.
6. Kindness. Yes, kindness is a habit. And it can be cultivated. Focus on it every day for a month and you’ll see profound changes in your life. You’ll feel better about yourself as a person. You’ll see people react to you differently and treat you better, over the long run. It’s karma.
How do you develop the kindness habit? First, make it a goal to do something kind for someone each day. At the beginning of the day, figure out what that kind act will be and then do it during the day. Second, each time you interact with someone, try to be kind, be friendly, be compassionate. Third, try to go beyond small kindnesses to larger acts of compassion, volunteering to help those in need and taking the initiative to relieve suffering.
7. Daily routine. It’s so simple, but creating a daily routine for yourself can make a big difference in your life. The best routines, I’ve found, come at the start and end of the day — both your workday and your day in general. That means, develop a routine for when you awake, for when you first start working, for when you finish your workday, and for the end of your evening.
How will that change your life? It will help you get a great start to your day, and finish your day by preparing for the next day.  It’ll help you focus on what’s important, not just what comes up. It’ll help you make sure you get done all the things you really want to make sure gets done everyday. And that can mean a lot.
“We first make our habits, and then our habits make us.” – John Dryden
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Function is a first-class object!!! What does it mean?
-They can be created via literals.
-They can be assigned to variables, array entries, and properties of other objects.
-They can be passed as arguments to functions.
-They can be returned as values from functions.
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How to define?
Name is an optional and it is defined then must be valid JS identifier.
Parameters are coma-separted list enclosed in parentheres. A list can be empty.
Body can contains a series of JS statement enclosed in braces.
Example:
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Let's write some code
Example #1 Define simple function which add two numbers
Example #2 Define anonymous function
Example #3 Double definition of function
Example #4 Checking the type of variable with function
Function == Object ???
It can be passed or return to/from other function
Example #5 Function as parameter and returned value.
Example #6 Function as parameter and returned value.
Warning ! In JS arguments are passed by value except object which are passed by reference
Example #7 Checking how arguments are passed.
Like other objects can have properites.
Example #8 Do memorization
There are different way to invoke a function 1/2
"Regular" way
Function as a method
Example #9 as method
Self-invoking
Example #10
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Example #11
There are different way to invoke a function 2/2
by apply method
Example #12
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Example #13
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Example #14
function arguments
We’ll always be able to access all passed arguments through the "arguments" parameter.
Example #15
Scopes in Javascript
What is a scope?
Scope is the set of variables, objects, and functions you have access to.
JavaScript has function scope!!! The scope changes inside functions.
Example #16 Basic variable scope
Local scope vs. global
What is a global scope?
window vs global
Please rember: Don't spoil the global scope
Example #17 Variable scope
Scope impacts on ...
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"i":"int",
"l": "long"
}
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"d": real_points,
"g": real_points,
"F": complex_points,
"D": complex_points,
"G": complex_points,
"i": int_points,
"l": int_points,
}
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axes = tuple(map(lambda x: TEST_POINTS[x], typecodes))


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The Nation: Simon Shepherd interviews David Seymour
by The NationOn Newshub Nation: Simon Shepherd interviews David Seymour
Simon Shepherd: David Seymour's euthanasia bill passed this week, and next week he will be putting the finishing touches on his next bill. Is he just a very hard-working politician or is this the longest one-person election campaign known to mankind? David Seymour joins me now. Congratulations on getting the euthanasia bill passed. Are you concerned that voters will be deciding on euthanasia at the same time as cannabis and a general election? How are you going to make sure it gets the attention it deserves?
David Seymour: Look, I think a lot of people have raised that, but they also underestimate the New Zealand public, particularly on the issue of assisted dying. People have come to their conclusions on this over 20 or 30 years, mainly from personal experience. And so I think that's actually pretty much locked in for most New Zealanders. They have thought about the issue because of harrowing events in their own lives.
Sure, but international experience — does it tell you that when it's got this far, it's going to become law?
Look, there's actually not a lot of precedence of an assisted dying law going to referendum. I think there was one in Colorado, which was successful. There may be other ballot initiatives, cos the Americans do that a lot, but as far as I'm aware, this is a first, certainly for our part of the world.
What is the strongest argument that you think that you're going to have to fight against?
Look, I think that there will be actually many different, I guess, misinformation campaigns. And the strongest argument is speculation about what might happen. I want to argue about what actually happens in overseas experience. If we can have the argument that way, I think that New Zealanders will vote for it.
Justice Minister Andrew Little has instructed his ministry to put just the facts out there. Are you supportive of that?
To an extent. Remember, the government or the Electoral Commission have to do a job telling people that there is a referendum. And they have to go to some extent telling people what the referendum is about. Now, of course, at some point you come up against a difficult line of then swaying people how they should vote for it. And I have difficulties with that, but I think in reality most of the debate will be done by civil society anyway.
OK, so you're already moving on to your next desired law change. What is that?
It's about trying to work out how we reconcile freedom of speech with health and safety. If you look at Massey University, they have just published a policy saying that if a speaker comes to our campus, and that speaker makes people feel uncomfortable, then we may not allow them to speak on our campus. Now, you just think about that for a moment. Universities are supposed to be places where you examine difficult ideas. You have now got a university that's publicly funded whose policy is that you can't say anything that might hurt feelings.
Yeah, but surely if there is some risk of, say, mental or physical harm, that these kinds of things have to be taken into account in terms of health and safety. It’s a valid point.
Well, they can be taken into account, but our long-term future as a country is not going to be helped by suppression discussion of difficult issues. I'll give you an example. Last night at Parliament, I hosted a Feminism 2020 event. It's a group of feminists who have a particular view about what feminism is. I hosted it at Parliament because Massey University would not host it. Now, it's a ridiculous situation. An MP shouldn't be giving sanctuary to feminists to have their views expressed at Parliament in 2019. But that's what happened. And we need to clarify the obligations — particularly of the public sector — of health and safety versus freedom of expression.
This replaces a previous bill that you had drafted called the Freedom to Speak Bill.  So why did you scrap that, then?
I think that there's a more urgent need now because it's become clear that the most pressing threat to free expression in New Zealand is not our current laws. Our current laws are not bad. I think that they could be improved, and that was what my previous bill would have done. The most pressing threat is that some people are genuinely concerned about their health and safety obligations as a person conducting business undertakings. And they are not sure if they can let people speak on their premises. Others are abusing it. And that needs to be clarified in the law that freedom of expression is an important value, and only if there is a serious threat to physical safety that cannot otherwise be dealt with should it–
Who is abusing it? Who is abusing it, though?
Oh, I think Massey University are horrific. You know, Jan Thomas, their vice chancellor, blocked Don Brash from coming to talk — I think about monetary policy — because she didn't like him or his views on other topics. Claimed that it was due to health and safety concerns. It was later revealed that she had, at the very least, over-egged her claims of how much she'd consulted with the police. I think Parliament needs to step in and say freedom of expression is an important value, and you can't fudge it with such claims.
Can I ask you whether you have intentionally chosen a really hot-button topics this year, with the election in mind — freedom of speech, euthanasia, you opposed the gun-law reform. You didn't vote on the Zero Carbon Act. Is this intentional?
No. I chose the euthanasia — or assisted dying — legislation back in 2015, so I wasn't thinking about the 2020 election.
Yeah, but on the other examples?
I didn't expect the firearms situation to come up. Obviously nobody did. But I've always opposed rushed legislation. I think what was done by the government was abominable. And I also opposed the Zero Carbon Bill because I think restricting New Zealanders to New Zealand-only credits puts massive costs that we don't need, and actually makes it ineffective at fighting climate change. And I think the powers given to ministers under that bill take us back to the Economic Stabilisation Act that was abused by Muldoon. So all of these positions are positions that you would expect Act to take, whether there's an election or not.
Can I ask this — National told us that they are going to announce their intentions for coalition and voting, including the Epsom electorate early next year. You maintain there is no deal in Epsom, don't you?
Yeah, well, there's a deal between me and the voters, and the deal is—
Yeah, I'm talking about a deal between political parties—
Yeah, well, not for me there isn't. The deal is between me and the voters. If you vote for me, you get a good local MP, and more chance—
So you win on merit?
Well, you win on having the best strategy and the best argument for voters to elect you. That is how every election works, including in Epsom.
So, in terms of strategy in the 2017 campaign, Paul Goldsmith said he was focused on the party, rather than winning the seat, and he told voters that you're doing a good job. That kind of rhetoric, to me, implies that there is a deal. There is an implicit deal.
Well, it's a strategy for both parties. I think if I was Paul Goldsmith, I'd be sitting there saying, ‘Well, if David Seymour wins Epsom and ACT is bringing more MPs into Parliament, I might be the Minister for Finance. If I win Epsom,’ Paul Goldsmith will be thinking, ‘I could be a Member of Parliament that has to deal with a lot more constituency cases in opposition.’ So actually, it makes sense for him for me to win. It makes sense for me for me to win. And a lot of people in the Epsom electorate also think it makes good strategic sense for me to win the Epsom electorate. That's the Realpolitik of it.
OK. That's your take on it, but what if Paul Goldsmith, now that he is a senior member in National's hierarchy, decides that he wants an electorate and is going to run hard at it? What does that mean for you? Because although you have won the seat, and you've got, like, a 5000-vote majority, you don't have the party vote.
Yeah, what it would mean for me is that I'd probably spend more time on that campaign and less time on the party vote campaign. That's what it would mean. But I'd be making the proposition to the voters — good local MP, strategically more likely to get a centre-right government, and I think that's a very compelling proposition.
Can you tell us whether you will be taking that proposition publicly to Simon Bridges?
Well, no. I mean, Simon Bridges is the leader of another party. I'm focused on the voters.
All right. David Seymour, thank you very much for your time this morning.
Hey, no problem. Thank you.
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Shift Scope Analyser
generates an ECMAScript program's scope tree from a Shift AST
Introduction
The Shift Scope Analyser produces a data structure called a scope tree that represents all of the scoping information of a given program. Each element of the scope tree represents a single scope in the analysed program, and contains many pieces of information, including:
- the scope type (there are 12 of them!)
- the AST node associated with the scope
- variables declared within that scope, each of which points to its declarations and references
- whether the scope contains a
with
statement or direct call to eval, making it dynamic
Demo
The program entered on the left will be rendered on the right. Mousing over any identifier will highlight all other identifiers which refer to the same variable, color-coded by type: declarations, read references, write references, read-write references, and deletes.
Installation
npm install shift-scope
Usage
import analyze from "shift-scope";
let globalScope = analyze(/* Shift AST */);


Download and set bing's wallpaper of the day as a desktop and screen lock wallpaper.
InstallationBingwallapers requires the following to run
$ sudo dnf copr enable julekgwa/Bingwallpapers
$ sudo dnf install bingwallpapers
The application starts in a minimized window (in your system tray), open it from system tray to maximize it.
Gnome 3.26 users need to install, extensions like TopIcons Plus and kStatus/Appindicator, to show system tray. Gnome 3.26 has removed the legacy tray.
$ git clone https://github.com/julekgwa/bingwallpaper.git
Bingwallpapers is distributed under the terms of the GNU General Public License, version 2 or later.


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Application Structures and Core Building Blocks
Objective
In this section, you'll take a look at the core building blocks of a Titanium app. Tab groups, windows, and their core functionality will be discussed here in detail.
Contents
In web development parlance, a Titanium window is roughly analogous to a web page. In turn, Titanium view is analogous to a div. We already touched on the fact that Titanium windows can, but aren't required to, run within their own execution context like a web page. Conceptually, windows are a top-level container just like a web page.
Titanium views are like divs in that both are style-able, generic content containers. Both can enclose other content (buttons, views, etc.) and must be contained within a window, or web page.
Tab groups are a mobile component without a clear equivalent in the web world. Web pages sometimes use the tab UI metaphor, but the contents of those tabs are typically implemented as divs. The closest analog for mobile tab groups would probably be a set of pages listed in a menu or set of navigation links.
Let's see how you'd use tab groups, windows, and views to construct your app's UI. Mobile utility apps generally feature one of two basic layouts: tab-based or window-based. These are illustrated below:
Tab-based applications
In a tab-based app, two or more tabs are contained within a tab group. Each tab contains a window. Each window contains the various controls and graphics of your app. The basic code for creating a two-tabbed app skeleton looks like this:
// create tab group
var tabGroup = Titanium.UI.createTabGroup();
var win1 = Titanium.UI.createWindow({
title:'Tab 1',
backgroundColor:'#fff'
});
var tab1 = Titanium.UI.createTab({
icon:'tab1icon.png',
title:'Tab 1',
window:win1
});
var win2 = Titanium.UI.createWindow({
title:'Tab 2',
backgroundColor:'#fff'
});
var tab2 = Titanium.UI.createTab({
icon:'tab2icon.png',
title:'Tab 2',
window:win2
});
// add tabs to the group
tabGroup.addTab(tab1);
tabGroup.addTab(tab2);
// open tab group
tabGroup.open();
In the preceding code, the tab's title is the text shown on the tab "handle" while the window's title is shown in a title bar across the top of the window. On iOS, you can add navigation buttons (leftNavButton and rightNavButton) to the window's title bar. Also on iOS, a modal window opened within a tab will fill the entire screen, overlaying the tab group. A non-modal window will open within the tab. On Android, a window automatically fills the entire screen and inherits the Back button functionality. Tapping the Back button closes the window and returns you to the tab group's focused window.
Tab recommendations
Users expect each tab to be focused on a limited and related set of functionality. Tabs are expected to be related to each other, within the overall purpose of your app. However, they are not expected to be in any sort of hierarchical relationship. Tabs are peers, or siblings, of each other; not children of one another.
On iOS, the tab "handles" have a fixed minimum width. If you define more tabs than will fit, iOS will display an ellipsis on a new tab labeled "More". Tapping that tab opens a table view style window listing additional tabs.
On Android, tab "handles" are not fixed-width. Instead, tabs will shrink to fit the number of tabs you have created. While this behavior is convenient, you need to be aware that using too many tabs in this manner make shrink your tab "handles" to unusable dimensions. Always test the usability of your UI as you develop.
For both platforms, we recommend you limit the tabs in your app to four or less so that all your tabs can be visible at once and remain easily clickable across platforms.
Window-based apps
A window-based app uses views, controls, and graphics that are contained within a full-screen window. All app flow is driven from menu, UI, or navigation components available to the given platform. Both Android and iOS can take advantage of the Titanium Window's open() function which will create a new window that will present itself on the top of our stack. Conversely, to pop a window from the stack, we can use its close() function.
In addition to this cross platform method, let's take a look at some of the platform specific ways you can navigate through your app without the aid of tab groups.
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Android
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The Menu button can be used to display options for navigation. These can be sections similar to tabs, or more direct instructions like "Back" or "Forward" in a web browser.
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The Back button will close the current window and go back to the previous one
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iOS
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You can use a navigation group, which is the core of most iOS app navigation.
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You could implement a DashboardView
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It's also notable that window based apps are the common choice for mobile games. As most games employ only a single screen and use mostly custom UI components, OS level navigation is rarely useful. The game is simply presented full-screen and the gameplay itself dictates how the user interacts with the app.
References and Further Reading
Summary
In this section, you looked at the core building blocks of a Titanium app, including tab groups and windows and the ways you can use each. In the upcoming sections, we'll look in depth at how to lay out the views and components of your UI in the Titanium model.


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| NodeIteratorFactory |
An internal class not normally of interest to application developers.
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| AltImpl |
An implementation of Alt.
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| BagImpl |
An implementation of Bag
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| ContainerImpl |
An internal class not normally of interest to application developers.
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| ContNodeIteratorFactoryImpl |
An internal class, not normally of interest to application developers.
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| ContNodeIteratorImpl |
An internal class not normally of interest to application developers.
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| InfModelImpl |
Default implementation of the InfModel interface which simply wraps up
an InfGraph.
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| IteratorFactory |
Builds Jena Iterators and other things (RDFNode and Statement)
needed in a Model.
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| LiteralImpl |
An implementation of Literal.
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| MemoryModelGetter | |
| ModelCom |
Common methods for model implementations.
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| ModelListenerAdapter |
Adapter class that converts a ModelChangedListener into a GraphListener.
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| ModelMakerImpl |
A ModelMakerImpl implements a ModelMaker over a GraphMaker.
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| ModelReifier |
This class impedance-matches the reification requests of Model[Com] to the operations
supplied by it's Graph's Reifier.
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| NodeIteratorImpl |
A NodeIterator implementation.
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| NsIteratorImpl |
An NsIterator implementation
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| NTripleReader |
N-Triple Reader
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| NTripleWriter |
Writes out an XML serialization of a model.
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| PropertyImpl |
An implementation of Property.
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| RDFDefaultErrorHandler |
The default error handler for I/O.
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| RDFListImpl |
Standard implementation the list abstraction from rdf.model.
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| RDFReaderFImpl | |
| RDFWriterFImpl | |
| ReifiedStatementImpl |
A ReifiedStatementImpl encodes a Statement and behaves as a Resource.
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| ReifierStd |
A Reifier that only supports one style Standard (intercept, no conceal
-- and intercept is a no-op anyway because all triples
appear in the underlying graph for storing all triples).
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| ResIteratorImpl |
An implementation of ResIterator.
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| ResourceImpl |
An implementation of Resource.
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| RSIteratorImpl | |
| SelectorImpl |
A general selector class for use when querying models.
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| SeqImpl |
An implementation of Seq
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| SeqNodeIteratorFactoryImpl |
An internal class not normally of interest to application developers.
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| SeqNodeIteratorImpl |
An internal class not normally of interest to developers.
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| StatementBase |
Abstract base class for StaementImpl - pulls up the stuff that doesn't depend
on how statements are represented (as S/P/O or as Triples).
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| StatementImpl |
An implementation of Statement.
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| StmtIteratorImpl |
An implementation of StmtIterator.
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| Util |
Some utility functions.
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Licenced under the Apache License, Version 2.0


SILTUSSIN DM
- guaifenesin and dextromethorphan hydrobromide liquid
TYA Pharmaceuticals
Disclaimer: Most OTC drugs are not reviewed and approved by FDA, however they may be marketed if they comply with applicable regulations and policies. FDA has not evaluated whether this product complies.
Active Ingredient: Guaifenesin 100 mg (in each 5 mL (teaspoon)(TSP))
Active Ingredient: Dextromethorphan Hydrobromide 10 mg (in each 5 mL (teaspoon)(TSP))
Uses
if you are now taking a prescription monoamine oxidase inhibitor (MAOI) (certain drugs for depression, psychiatric or emotional conditions, or Parkinson’s disease), or for 2 weeks after stopping the MAOI drug. If you do not know if your prescription drug contains an MAOI, ask a doctor or pharmacist before taking this product. Do not use
. In case of overdose, get medical help or contact a Poison Control Center right away.
Keep out of reach of children
do not take more than 6 doses in any 24-hour period. This adult product is not intended for use in children under 12 years of age
| Adults and children 12 years and over
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2 teaspoonfuls (TSP) every 4 hours
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Inactive ingredients
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Serial Entrepreneur
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Penetration Tester
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Coding Quiz Challenge
Try to answer the following code-related questions within the time limit. Keep in mind that incorrect answers will penalize your score/time by 10 seconds!
Commonly used data types do not include:
Correct!
Incorrect!
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Your final score is:


| font_info_google {sysfonts} | R Documentation |
This function returns a data frame that contains the metadata of font families available in Google Fonts, for example the family name, available font face variants, the version number, etc. When running this function for the first time, it may take a few seconds to fetch the database. This function requires the jsonlite and curl packages.
font_info_google(db_cache = TRUE, handle = curl::new_handle())
db_cache |
whether to obtain font metadata from a cache site. Using cache
is typically faster, but not as update-to-date as using the official
API. If |
handle |
a curl handle object passed to |
A data frame containing metadata of Google Fonts.
Yixuan Qiu <https://statr.me/>
## Not run: font_info_google() ## End(Not run)


@Synchronized fun stop(): OSGiFrameworkWrap
Stop the wrapped OSGi framework.
Catch and log any exception thrown stopping the OSGi framework:
this method can be used in catch
block to stop the OSGi framework if other methods throw exceptions.
Idempotent.
Synchronized.
Return
This.


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WUT Velma robot API
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| def | spherePoints (R, step) |
| def | icosphereEdges (R) |
Variables | |
| anonymous | |
| visualization_mode = rospy.get_param('~visualization_mode', 'icosphere') | |
| inner_size = float(rospy.get_param('~inner_size')) | |
| outer_size = float(rospy.get_param('~outer_size')) | |
| marker_namespace = rospy.get_param('~marker_namespace') | |
| frame_id = rospy.get_param('~frame_id') | |
| cr = rospy.get_param('~color_r') | |
| cg = rospy.get_param('~color_g') | |
| cb = rospy.get_param('~color_b') | |
| pub = marker_publisher.MarkerPublisher('/reachability_range') | |
| def | inner_pts = spherePoints(inner_size*0.5, 0.2) |
| def | outer_pts = spherePoints(outer_size*0.5, 0.2) |
| int | m_id = 0 |
| def scripts.reachability_range.icosphereEdges | ( | R | ) |
Definition at line 63 of file reachability_range.py.
| def scripts.reachability_range.spherePoints | ( | R, | |
| step | |||
| ) |
Definition at line 48 of file reachability_range.py.
| scripts.reachability_range.anonymous |
Definition at line 104 of file reachability_range.py.
| scripts.reachability_range.cb = rospy.get_param('~color_b') |
Definition at line 115 of file reachability_range.py.
| scripts.reachability_range.cg = rospy.get_param('~color_g') |
Definition at line 114 of file reachability_range.py.
| scripts.reachability_range.cr = rospy.get_param('~color_r') |
Definition at line 113 of file reachability_range.py.
| scripts.reachability_range.frame_id = rospy.get_param('~frame_id') |
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| def scripts.reachability_range.inner_pts = spherePoints(inner_size*0.5, 0.2) |
Definition at line 122 of file reachability_range.py.
| scripts.reachability_range.inner_size = float(rospy.get_param('~inner_size')) |
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| scripts.reachability_range.m_id = 0 |
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| scripts.reachability_range.marker_namespace = rospy.get_param('~marker_namespace') |
Definition at line 111 of file reachability_range.py.
| def scripts.reachability_range.outer_pts = spherePoints(outer_size*0.5, 0.2) |
Definition at line 123 of file reachability_range.py.
| scripts.reachability_range.outer_size = float(rospy.get_param('~outer_size')) |
Definition at line 110 of file reachability_range.py.
| scripts.reachability_range.pub = marker_publisher.MarkerPublisher('/reachability_range') |
Definition at line 119 of file reachability_range.py.
| scripts.reachability_range.visualization_mode = rospy.get_param('~visualization_mode', 'icosphere') |
Definition at line 106 of file reachability_range.py.


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Kate:
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Welcome to
MaptimePittsburgh
What is Maptime?
- A time for learning about maps
- Hands-on
- Beginner-focused
- Emphasis on open source, programming, and web-mapping
So, You Want To Make A Map?
(but you're not sure where to start)
Digital Mapping 101
Learning Geodata, Geodesy, and Geocoding by playing with OSM
If following along, use left and right arrows to navigate.
PLEASE interrupt if you have questions!
What is OpenStreetMap?
OSM is an editable database with global coverage
Anyone can edit OSM
So, let's sign up
now!
While everyone is doing that...
Where to learn more:
Let's get started!
Two ways to view/edit OSM:
- web (basic): iD
- desktop (advanced): JOSM
Today we'll use
iD, which is good for getting started and learning some basics about digital mapping
Go to
OSM and, assuming you've signed in, click
edit in top right corner
Are you able to scroll around and zoom in (i.e., is our wifi fast enough here)?
If so, find the
Carnegie Museum in Oakland
What are we looking at here?
(other than the obvious: Carnegie Museum)
Geodata
Geographic data, or Geodata, represents things that have a location.
This can include
defined physical or abstract features like
- roads
- buildings
- census boundaries
It can also include
temporal or ephemeral events, like
- 911 calls
- cloud cover
- trending, geo-located tweets
onemilliontweetmap.com shows the last one million geo-located tweets in a given geographic extent in real time
There are numerous types of geographic data.
Let's talk about the fundamental data types you can see right in front of you, in OSM.
Geographic data typically is stored and managed in one of two formats:
RASTER
Raster data stores its geographic information in pixels
PIXELS
This information can include color, height, slope, direction, or any other classification or representation of a location you can think of.
CONTINENTS
For the casual user of online maps
raster data is encountered in the form of
- satellite imagery
- weather data (cloud cover, precipitation)
- digital elevation model (topography).
Elevation
Rasters can be derived from other rasters. One example:
a digital elevation model can be analyzed to create...
Slope
Hillshade
Raster analysis is
very powerful. The format is conducive to complex spatial analyses and modeling:
- kernel density (a.k.a."heat-mapping")
- overlay (e.g., site suitability)
- flow (e.g., surficial hydrology)
In OSM, raster data is provided to you in the form of satellite imagery, which provides you with a context.
Try changing the background imagery to different sources and transparencies.
When creating and editing OSM data, the different imagery layers provide different sources for
validation.
Vector
Vector data stores geometry, attribute, and location information
No matter how much you 'zoom in' on vector data, you won't see pixels.
The data is dynamically rendered as the image you see on the screen.
Vector comes (primarily) in three geometric flavors:
The
OSM translation:
- point = point
- line = line or "way"
- polygon = "area"
The editing tools for adding these kinds of vector features to OSM are at the top!
If you hover over the point, line, or area editing tools, the tooltip hints that certain kinds of things are best represented by certain vector types.
Select the
Map Data button and then
Map Features drop-down
Turn some
layers on and off!
Select a feature on the map.
Look at its
attributes!
Attributes are an important component of vector data.
Think of a single vector feature, like the Carnegie Museum, as a row in a table. Each column in that table is an attribute.
| unique feature id  |
name |
operator |
address |
website |
| 0001  |
Carnegie Museum of Natural History |
Carnegie Institute |
Unknown |
carnegiemnh.org |
| 0002  |
another building |
another operator |
another address |
anotherlink.com |
A vector dataset usually stores lots of individual features.
You'll notice that if you have selected a building or street, you'll see on the map the feature is shown as series of of connected points and lines.
This is where the actual geometry and geographic referencing is happening.
Remember our Allegheny County buildings?
Coordinates!
These numbers tell us where the vectors are located on the earth...
sort of.
Which brings us to Part 2:
Geodesy
(or, the part where we talk about coordinate systems and projections)
Where do these numbers come from? How do we know where geodata is located?

You've probably seen a some depictions of Earth, which is a lumpy, sphere-like 3-D object, as a map, which is a smooth, planar, 2-D object.
The history and science behind how precisely we get from one to the other is
definitely worth another session entirely.
Obviously, we're trying place these features at a location on the earth. But the Earth is not a perfect sphere.
It is more like a lumpy ball.
Determining where things are located on a lumpy ball is difficult. It's much easier if we can approximate location to a smooth ball.
Rasters: Geographic reference information is typically stored in a complementary projection file
data model: nodes / ways / relations
OK! But what should I edit first? Suggestions:
What not to do:
Main rule of thumb: no copying from Google products!
OSM is licensed under the Open Database License:
ODbL
More on that another time...
Advanced stuff: (Quality Assurance tools)
I've got some data, can I load it into OSM?

Now get out there and start mapping!
Presentation made with
big
What did we learn today?
OSM is an open-source, global, and editable geodata source that anyone can use and improve.
Geodata are the elements that make up a map.
Raster and Vector are the basic geodata types used in OSM.
Raster data is made of pixels, which is most commonly encountered wit satellite imagery, but can be used to represent many types of things.
Vector data is made of points, lines, and polygons (or "areas" in OSM-speak).
You can download vector data from OpenStreetMap!
There are lots of places on the internet to find geographic data.
Heck yes!
Just knowing about these few data types can make you a very strong geographic data user.
Thanks.
Christian Gass @GassChristianB
Matt Mercurio @Geologistatlarg
guest starring: Patrick Hammons formerly of Maptime Philadelphia @hamhandedly
Some references:


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Installing PySDL2¶
This section provides an overview and guidance for installing PySDL2 on various target platforms.
Getting the sources¶
You can download the official releases of PySDL2 from https://bitbucket.org/marcusva/py-sdl2/downloads. Download the most recent release, unpack it and make sure that you installed the relevant prerequisites before continuing with the installation.
Prerequisites¶
PySDL2 relies on some 3rd party packages to be fully usable and to provide you full access to all of its features.
You must have at least one of the following Python versions installed:
- Python 2.7, 3.2+ (http://www.python.org)
- PyPy 1.8.0+ (http://www.pypy.org)
Other Python versions or Python implementations might work, but are (currently) not officially tested or supported by the PySDL2 distribution.
You need to have a working SDL2 library on your target system. You can obtain the source code (to build it yourself) or a prebuilt version at http://www.libsdl.org.
PySDL2 also offers support for the following SDL-related libraries:
- SDL2_image (http://www.libsdl.org/projects/SDL_image/)
- SDL2_mixer (http://www.libsdl.org/projects/SDL_mixer/)
- SDL2_ttf (http://www.libsdl.org/projects/SDL_ttf/)
- SDL2_gfx (http://www.ferzkopp.net/Software/SDL_gfx-2.0/)
Those are optional though and only necessary, if you want to use
sdl2.sdlimage
, sdl2.sdlmixer
, sdl2.sdlttf
or
sdl2.sdlgfx
.
Installation¶
You can either use the python way of installing the package or the make command using the Makefile on POSIX-compatible platforms, such as Linux or BSD, or the make.bat batch file on Windows platforms.
Simply type
python setup.py install
for the traditional python way or
make install
for using the Makefile or make.bat. Both will try to perform a default installation with as many features as possible.
Trying out¶
You also can test out PySDL2 without actually installing it. You just
need to set up your PYTHONPATH
to point to the location of the
source distribution package. On Windows-based platforms, you might use
something like
set PYTHONPATH=C:\path\to\pysdl2\:%PYTHONPATH%
to define the PYTHONPATH
on a command shell. On Linux/Unix, use
export PYTHONPATH=/path/to/pysdl2:$PYTHONPATH
for bourne shell compatibles or
setenv PYTHONPATH /path/to/pysdl2:$PYTHONPATH
for C shell compatibles. You can omit the :$PYTHONPATH`, if you did not use it so far and if your environment settings do not define it.
Note
If you are using IronPython, use IRONPYTHONPATH
instead of
PYTHONPATH
.
Note
If you did not install SDL2 using the preferred way for your operation system, please read the information about Importing in the section Integrating PySDL2.
Notes on Mercurial usage¶
The Mercurial version of PySDL2 is not intended to be used in a production environment. Interfaces may change from one checkin to another, methods, classes or modules can be broken and so on. If you want more reliable code, please refer to the official releases.


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Expert: Maintains caches of term values.
Created: May 19, 2004 11:13:14 AM
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static interface |
FieldCache.FloatParser
Interface to parse floats from document fields. |
static interface |
FieldCache.IntParser
Interface to parse ints from document fields. |
static class |
FieldCache.StringIndex
Expert: Stores term text values and document ordering data. |
| Field Summary | |
static FieldCache |
DEFAULT
Expert: The cache used internally by sorting and range query classes. |
static int |
STRING_INDEX
Indicator for StringIndex values in the cache. |
| Method Summary | |
Object |
getAuto(IndexReader reader,
String field)
Checks the internal cache for an appropriate entry, and if none is found reads field to see if it contains integers, floats
or strings, and then calls one of the other methods in this class to get the
values. |
Comparable[] |
getCustom(IndexReader reader,
String field,
SortComparator comparator)
Checks the internal cache for an appropriate entry, and if none is found reads the terms out of field and calls the given SortComparator
to get the sort values. |
float[] |
getFloats(IndexReader reader,
String field)
Checks the internal cache for an appropriate entry, and if none is found, reads the terms in field as floats and returns an array
of size reader.maxDoc() of the value each document
has in the given field. |
float[] |
getFloats(IndexReader reader,
String field,
FieldCache.FloatParser parser)
Checks the internal cache for an appropriate entry, and if none is found, reads the terms in field as floats and returns an array
of size reader.maxDoc() of the value each document
has in the given field. |
int[] |
getInts(IndexReader reader,
String field)
Checks the internal cache for an appropriate entry, and if none is found, reads the terms in field as integers and returns an array
of size reader.maxDoc() of the value each document
has in the given field. |
int[] |
getInts(IndexReader reader,
String field,
FieldCache.IntParser parser)
Checks the internal cache for an appropriate entry, and if none is found, reads the terms in field as integers and returns an array of
size reader.maxDoc() of the value each document has in the
given field. |
FieldCache.StringIndex |
getStringIndex(IndexReader reader,
String field)
Checks the internal cache for an appropriate entry, and if none is found reads the term values in field and returns
an array of them in natural order, along with an array telling
which element in the term array each document uses. |
String[] |
getStrings(IndexReader reader,
String field)
Checks the internal cache for an appropriate entry, and if none is found, reads the term values in field and returns an array
of size reader.maxDoc() containing the value each document
has in the given field. |
| Field Detail |
public static final int STRING_INDEX
public static final FieldCache DEFAULT
| Method Detail |
public int[] getInts(IndexReader reader, String field) throws IOException
field
as integers and returns an array
of size reader.maxDoc()
of the value each document
has in the given field.
reader
- Used to get field values.field
- Which field contains the integers.
IOException
- If any error occurs.public int[] getInts(IndexReader reader, String field, FieldCache.IntParser parser) throws IOException
field
as integers and returns an array of
size reader.maxDoc()
of the value each document has in the
given field.
reader
- Used to get field values.field
- Which field contains the integers.parser
- Computes integer for string values.
IOException
- If any error occurs.public float[] getFloats(IndexReader reader, String field) throws IOException
field
as floats and returns an array
of size reader.maxDoc()
of the value each document
has in the given field.
reader
- Used to get field values.field
- Which field contains the floats.
IOException
- If any error occurs.public float[] getFloats(IndexReader reader, String field, FieldCache.FloatParser parser) throws IOException
field
as floats and returns an array
of size reader.maxDoc()
of the value each document
has in the given field.
reader
- Used to get field values.field
- Which field contains the floats.parser
- Computes float for string values.
IOException
- If any error occurs.public String[] getStrings(IndexReader reader, String field) throws IOException
field
and returns an array
of size reader.maxDoc()
containing the value each document
has in the given field.
reader
- Used to get field values.field
- Which field contains the strings.
IOException
- If any error occurs.public FieldCache.StringIndex getStringIndex(IndexReader reader, String field) throws IOException
field
and returns
an array of them in natural order, along with an array telling
which element in the term array each document uses.
reader
- Used to get field values.field
- Which field contains the strings.
IOException
- If any error occurs.public Object getAuto(IndexReader reader, String field) throws IOException
field
to see if it contains integers, floats
or strings, and then calls one of the other methods in this class to get the
values. For string values, a StringIndex is returned. After
calling this method, there is an entry in the cache for both
type AUTO
and the actual found type.
reader
- Used to get field values.field
- Which field contains the values.
IOException
- If any error occurs.public Comparable[] getCustom(IndexReader reader, String field, SortComparator comparator) throws IOException
field
and calls the given SortComparator
to get the sort values. A hit in the cache will happen if reader
,
field
, and comparator
are the same (using equals()
)
as a previous call to this method.
reader
- Used to get field values.field
- Which field contains the values.comparator
- Used to convert terms into something to sort by.
IOException
- If any error occurs.
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- Description
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string WordSeparator;
- Usage Restrictions
- optional
- Description
- contains a string that consists of characters that mark the
separation of words in counting the words in a document.
I.e. slash and backslash. Whitespaces (tab stop,
space, paragraph break, line break) always separate
words.
- See also
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string IndexAutoMarkFileURL;
- Usage Restrictions
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- Description
- specifies the concordance file taken into account when
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* Used for text documents only.
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*
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short TwoDigitYear;
- Usage Restrictions
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* are given in 2 digits.
*
* Example: if set to 1930
* Oct-12-29 will be interpreted as Oct-12-2029
* Oct-12-30 will be interpreted as Oct-12-1930
* Oct-12-02 will be interpreted as Oct-12-2002
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*
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