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JETM 1.2.0 released
While it took a little bit longer than expected JETM reached another major milestone with version 1.2.0. Download JETM 1.2.0 here.
This release comes with the following enhancements:
- Improved spring configuration - Now supporting the Spring 2.x namespaces
- Persistent aggregation results - Shipping with file based persistence (it's extensible though)
- Improved HTTP Console I: Now supporting sort and switch between collapsed/expanded mode during runtime
- Improved HTTP Console II: Servlet based HTTP console for better web integration
- JMX Integration - Both EtmMonitor and top level performance results are exposed as JMX MBean
- RRD4j support - RRD DB based visualization (in areas still experimental)
- Lots of minor changes, such as improved error reporting, web demo improvements, extended plugin and aggregator lifecycle and more... See full changelog here.
Attention: Migrating to the new release should be a matter of switching to the new libraries unless you implemented a custom Aggregator or Plugin. In this case you need to alter your implementation and adapt the new interfaces containing an additional lifecycle method init(EtmMonitorContext ctx). For plugins move logic in EtmPlugin#setMonitor() to this method.


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Developer workflow typically involves a number of steps used to achieve a goal. While authoring with the DevTools, it's possible to optimize this workflow to save time achieving common tasks, such as locating files or functions, persisting edits to scripts or stylesheets, saving commonly used snippets or simply rearranging the layout to better suit your needs.
In this section, we'll explore a number of tips to make your workflow in the DevTools more efficient.
Contents
- Dock-To-Right For Vertical-Split Editing
- Drag-To-Right For Quicker Dock-Positioning
- Search, Navigate And Filter
- Live Editing Scripts & Styles
- Custom JavaScript Snippets
- Persistence Extensions
- Resources
Dock-To-Right For Vertical-Split Editing
You may find that docking the DevTools to the bottom of the window provides a lot of horizontal space, but less space vertically. Dock to right allows you to align the DevTools to the right-hand side of a window whilst keeping it attached. This enables you to inspect the current page on the left, whilst debugging on the right.
This is useful as:
- You may be on a widescreen monitor, wishing to maximize the space available to inspect and debug your code
- You can change the split to be less than 400px (the current minimum width of Chrome) to test resizing layouts
- Longer scripts are easier to debug with vertical space
Navigate to a URL you wish to debug then toggle between dock-to-right and dock-to-window by clicking and long-holding on the layout icon at the bottom left-hand corner of the DevTools.
Note: The DevTools will remember your last choice, so you can go back and forth between the two most common options.
This will expand to display the available layout options. Once you've selected a preference, the layout will change immediately to reflect the change.
Note: Each tab can have it's own custom layout arrangement for the DevTools. This means it is possible to have one tab's Tools docked to right whilst another's is docked to the bottom of the window.
Drag-To-Right For Quicker Dock-Positioning
It is also possible to hold down and drag the DevTools toolbar to move its docking position, as demonstrated in the animation below.
This can be a useful alternative to holding down the layout button to select your desired docking position as it only takes one step to toggle between dock-to-right and dock-to-window.
Search, Navigate And Filter
Filter For A Script, Stylesheet Or Snippet By Filename
The ability to quickly locate a specific file can be essential to a developer's workflow. The DevTools allow you to search across all script, stylesheet and snippet files using the following shortcuts:
- Ctrl + O (Windows, Linux)
- Cmd + O (Mac OSX)
which will work regardless of the panel you are currently in. For this Todo app, using one of these shortcuts will take us to the Sources panel and present us with a search box listing all inspectable files.
From there, we can filter down to specific files (e.g files with the word 'script' in their name) or select a file to view or edit.
Note: We support camel-case matching in all of our dialogs. e.g: to open FooBarScript.js, you could just type FBaSc, which could save time.
Text Search Within The Current File
Searching for a specific string within the current file can be done using the following shortcut:
- Ctrl + F (Windows, Linux)
- Cmd + F (Mac OSX)
Once a keyword has been entered into the search field, hit return to move to the first matched result. Subsequent returns will take you to the next result and you can also move between results using the up and down arrow keys as displayed below.
Replace Text Within The Current File
In addition to supporting locating text within the current file, the DevTools also support replacing both individual and all instances of text with a new value. Checking "Replace" will display a second input field allowing you to specify the replacement text.
Text Search Across All Files
If you wish to search across all of the files loaded for a page for a particular string, you can load up the search pane using the following shortcut:
- Ctrl + Shift + F (Windows, Linux)
- Cmd + Opt + F (Max OSX)
This supports both regular expressions and case sensitive search.
Search Using A Regular Expression
To search using a regular expression, simply type in the expression in the Search sources field, check "Regular expression" and hit return.
Above we can see an example of how this can be done to find all results matching
content within

tags.
Filter For A Function Or Selector Within A File
Should you require further granularity it is also possible to navigate to (or search for) specific JavaScript functions or CSS rules within a file.
Navigate to a page of your choosing then go to the Sources panel. You can now use the following shortcuts to bring up a function/selector-specific search box:
- Ctrl + Shift + O (Windows, Linux)
- Cmd + Shift + O (Mac OSX)
Depending on the type of file selected you will either see all of the available JavaScript functions or CSS declarations. Start typing in the name of a function or declaration to filter down the list of results or simply select a result be taken directly to where it is defined in the current file.
Jump To Line Number
The tools also support jumping to a specific line-number within the editor. To launch the line number dialog, simply select a file for editing then use one of the following keyboard shortcuts to display the line picker:
- Ctrl + L (Windows)
- Cmd + L (Mac OSX)
- Ctrl + G (Linux)
Live Editing Scripts & Styles
The DevTools support editing both styles and scripts live, without the need for a full page refresh. This helps when testing design changes, prototyping JavaScript functions or snippets.
Scripts
JavaScript can be directly edited in the DevTools via the Sources panel. To open up a specific script for editing, either:
1. Click the link to the script (e.g
) in the
markup view of the Elements panel:
2. Or select the filename of the script from Sources sub-panel under Sources:
This will display the syntax-highlighted source to the file in a new tab to the right-hand side of the panel.
Changes to scripts are only executed at evaluation time, meaning that modifications to code that is not running after the page loads will not have an effect. Changes to code executed at a later stage, such as mouseover handlers or click-event callbacks can however be changed and tested on the fly.
For more information about debugging JavaScript in the Sources panel, read our related documentation on JavaScript Debugging.
Note: There is currently also a Workspaces experiment available in Chrome Canary that allows you to select custom directories in your file system which are always available for editing in the Sources panel. Read more.
Styles
There is a similar workflow for editing styles. Open the DevTools and switch to the Elements panel. On the right-hand side, a number of sub-panels will be visible including Styles. Inspecting an element in the page will display the list of properties in Styles that have been applied to the current node, grouped by selector.
The "element.style" section displays properties that were set through the style attribute in the page's markup.
The next section is "Matched CSS Rules", which displays the selectors matching the selected node, their properties and values as well as the filename the rule originated from and the line number it was read from. The selector that matches the node will be colored black whilst the others will be gray. This is of great benefit as it makes the selectors more easily separable while reading.
Changing any CSS property in one of the sub-panels, such as the border or dimensions for an element, will result in the change being instantly applied and visible in the main browser window.
Going back to the "Matched CSS Rules" panel, clicking on the link to the stylesheet next to a rule will also take you to the Sources panel. The will display the complete stylesheet and take you to the line number where the relevant CSS rule exists.
From here, you can make changes to the file in the same way you would a regular text editor, except changes you make are displayed in real time.
Save As
Once you are happy with the changes made to your files, you can save them.
To do this, first make sure you are in the text editor view for the file you modified by either locating the file manually in the left-hand sidebar under the Sources tab:
or clicking on the filename (e.g styles.css) in the "Elements -> Styles panel" (for SASS/CSS):
Next, right-click on either the filename or inside the text editor and click "Save As". This will bring up a context menu allowing you to overwrite your existing file.
Subsequent saves (using Save from the same menu or the Ctrl/Cmd + S shortcut) will save to the same location.
Local Modifications
The DevTools also maintains a revision history of all changes made to local files. If you've edited a script or stylesheet and saved changes using the Tools, you can right-click on a filename in Sources (or within the source area) and select "Local modifications" to view this history.
A Local modifications panel will appear displaying:
- A diff of the changes
- The time the change was made at
- The domain under which a file was changed
in addition to a number of links. The revert link will revert all of the changes made to the file back to its original state, removing the revision history.
Apply original content will effectively do the same action, but will maintain the revision history in view in case you wish to go back to a specific changeset.
Finally, apply revision content will apply the changes for a specific revision at a set time.
Custom JavaScript Snippets
Sometimes you want to be able to save smaller scripts, bookmarklets and utilities so that you’ve always got them available to you while debugging in the browser. Snippets is a new DevTools feature enabling this workflow, allowing you to create, store and run JavaScript within the Sources tab. It is currently available in Chrome Canary.
Some of the use-cases Snippets can help with are:
- Bookmarklets - all of your bookmarklets could be stored as snippets, especially those you may wish to edit.
- Utilities - debugging helpers for interacting with the current page can be stored and debugged. A community-curated list of such utilities is available.
- Debugging - Snippets offer a multi-line console with syntax-highlighting and persistance, making it convenience for debugging code that is more than a one-liner.
- Monkey-patching code - code you wish to patch at runtime can be done through Snippets, although many times you can just live-edit code in the Sources tab.
Getting Started
To get started with Snippets, navigate to the Sources tab. If you haven't been doing any other work in this tab, you will be presented with the default layout shown below.
Click the layout toggle in the top left-hand corner to display extended panels. Here you should now see Sources, Content scripts and a new tab, Snippets. Click on it to go into Snippets.
Creating Snippets
Snippets work across two panels. The panel to the left (similar to Sources) is the file-list, whilst selecting a snippet file will open it in the editor to your right. This is a very similar experience to selecting a script or stylesheet for editing in the Sources tab.
A new snippet file can be created by right-clicking inside the file-list and selecting "New".
Snippet Filenames
Snippet filenames are automatically generated, but you also have the option of customizing these filenames as soon as your snippet has been created.
Should you wish to rename the file at any time after this, simply right-click it again in the file-list and select 'Rename'. You can also 'Remove' the snippet should you need to.
Editing And Executing Snippets
Selecting a snippet file from the file-list opens it up in the built-in editor to your right. Here you can write or paste any JavaScript code (i.e your snippet) including functions and expressions.
If a filename is preceded by a *, this means that the snippet is modified and not yet saved.
To run a snippet, right-click on it's filename in the file-list and select "Run". Alternatively, you can hit the Run (>) button.
If the snippet is expected to have any console output, this will be displayed in the console below the editor.
Note: A keyboard shortcut is also available for easily executing a snippet - just select your snippet then use Ctrl/Cmd + Enter to run it. This replicates the behavior of the Run (>) button - currently in the Sources console, but which will be moving into the debugger control in the near future.
If you instead wish to evaluate specific lines of your snippet in the console, you can simply select these within the editor, right-click over your selection and choose the "Evaluate in Console" option to execute. The keyboard shortcut for this is: Ctrl + Shift + E.
As with "Run", output of the expression can be viewed in the console below the editor.
Local Modifications
As per Sources, Snippets also support viewing local modifications made to files with the ability to revert back to specific edit points in a revision history.
Right-clicking within the editor window and selecting "Local modifications..." after saving any changes locally will provide access to this functionality.
Breakpoints, Watch Expressions And More
Other features you're used to in the Sources panel, such as adding watch expressions, breakpoints, scoping variables and saving files are also available for use with Snippets.
Read the relevant documentation on the Sources panel for further information about how these features may be used.
Saving Snippets
Snippets can either be saved and later accessed via the Snippets tab in the DevTools or exported to a new file on your system. To display save options for a Snippet, right-click within the text editor to display the editor menu.
Save will persist changes to your existing snippet file, whilst Save As will allow you to save the snippet to a new file in a location of your choice.
Note: Snippets are stored in the DevTools localStorage. When performing a Save/Save As, you can bind the snippet to the file where it should be saved like any other script.
Navigating Snippets
Similar to scripts and stylesheets in Sources, Snippets also supports navigating to specific snippet files, functions or line-numbers using the same keyboard shortcuts we mentioned earlier.
Persistence Extensions
You may find yourself switching back and forth between the DevTools and a text editor while debugging. This can feel like a time-consuming way to save edits to scripts and stylesheets as the tools don't persist changes automatically. Similarly, unless you have a watch or live Reload process setup, updates to your source files require a browser reload in order to view them in Chrome.
Thankfully, there exist DevTools extensions to solve these problems in the form of Tin.cr and DevTools AutoSave. The idea is that you can make changes inside the Tools (to scripts and styles) which are then automatically saved to your source files. Similarly, you can make changes to your source files (CSS/JavaScript) which result in a browser reload showing your changes.
In short, you get bi-directional editing without the need to leave the DevTools and your debug session unless you really need to.
These solve the problem of changes you make inside the DevTools only persisting until you've reloaded the page. You no longer have to worry about changes not being saved to the file-system nor do you have to worry about copying and pasting changes from the tools to your editor or going to the Sources panel to save edits.
Resources
- My workflow: Never having to leave the DevTools | remy sharp
- The Breakpoint With Addy Osmani And Paul Lewis - Snippets | youtube
- Bi-directional editing and saving in the Chrome DevTools | addy osmani
- Auto-saving changes in the DevTools | addy osmani
- Chrome Dev Tools: JavaScript and Performance | nettuts
- Iterating with the Chrome DevTools | jeremey kahn


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09.07.17
Ohio University President Duane Nellis has already made an impression on faculty members, who say he is increasing communication between faculty and his office.
Prior to coming to OU, President Nellis served as president of the University of Idaho and Texas Tech University, where he improved the schools’ enrollment numbers and support for faculty and student endeavors.
“Dr. Nellis is really committed to being as in touch as he possibly can with this community to take a look at what is done everyday,” Faculty Senate Vice Chair David Thomas said. “I’ll be walking with him through a building … and he takes off into the kitchen to meet all of the kitchen help.”
Thomas called Nellis a “real academic,” meaning that he is not only well qualified, but also addresses real issues of concern to the administration.
During his previous presidential terms, Nellis has been involved with faculty and students through being in the classroom and co-editing an international journal in satellite remote sensing, his specialty area.
“I love students, and I love interacting with my faculty colleagues. True, I am an administrator in my role as President, but first, I am an academic. I hope that this mindset will set the tone of what I hope will be the future (at OU),” Nellis said in an email.
Since taking office in June, Nellis has reached out to senate leaders, faculty, staff and students individually. During the search for an interim provost and vice president, Nellis personally called the chairs of senates to ask about who they thought would best fill that position.
Faculty Senate Chair Joe McLaughlin said Nellis has been “excellent” at communicating with faculty.
“He’s just been very inclusive, and I keep talking to faculty who are talking about, ‘Guess who came to our event?’ or, ‘Guess who showed up in our department?’ ” McLaughlin said. “He’s just out and about, and he seems to be enjoying himself.”
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Faculty discuss different ideas for the campus and its leaders at their Faculty Senate Meeting.
Senate leaders feel that Nellis is interested in regular meetings because he wants to have a good working relationship with all five senates. Nellis was similarly involved at Texas Tech.
“(Nellis) wanted to make sure that (Texas Tech University) students and faculty knew he was involved,” Texas Tech spokesman Chris Cook said. “And I don’t mean involved by overreaching, but that he was going to be seen, he was going to be present at their events. ... He wanted them to know that he was accessible to everyone.”
Nellis has demonstrated that at OU through communication with university constituents and public forums, which are scheduled for fall semester. Those forums aim to help students, faculty and staff engage with the new administration.
Nellis said he looks forward to listening and learning about the main campus in order to better represent and “be a champion” for OU.
“I have communicated by email to several faculty members who have offered me well wishes, Nellis said in an email. “Several faculty members have approached me on campus to introduce themselves and others have stopped by the Office to say ‘hello.’ I enjoy these interactions very much and hope to meet more of our talented faculty at the college forums that will be held later this fall.”
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LASG targets 18% contribution into workers’ savings
by EditorThe Lagos State government has said it will begin the remittance of 18 per cent contributions into its workers’ Retirement Savings Accounts.
The Director-General, Lagos State Pension Commission, Folashade Onanuga, disclosed this at the 17th Retirement Benefits Documentation seminar in Lagos.
She said the commission had received approval from the state government to commence the new rate.
The Pension Reform Act 2014 increased the rate of contributions for employees and employers to a minimum of eight per cent and 10 per cent, respectively rising from 7.5 per cent formerly contributed by employers and the employees.
According to her, all was set to commence the deductions of the new rate signed into law in 2014.
She also disclosed that as of May 29, 2019, a total of N5.79 billion had been credited into the RSAs of 1,542 retirees.
She noted that the state government under the leadership of the Executive Governor, Babajide Sanwo-Olu, was committed to improving the welfare of retirees.
According to her, the governor who started the Contributory Pension Scheme, in the state when he was a commissioner at the Ministry of Establishment and Pension, understood the pains of retirees when their entitlements are not paid on time.
The administration of Sanwo-Olu had continued to show commitment to the welfare of its workforce, both in and out of the office, she said.
Onanuga explained that the governor was putting plans in place to ensure that retirees got their payments promptly.
She said: “We remain resolute in our commitment as a commission to the welfare of retirees from the state’s public service.
“We have continued to upgrade our operations to ensure a seamless interface between us, the contributors and our service providers.”


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1. Information Window: An Information window informing about the psychophysiological scales which will be used to record participant responses.
2. Scale Information: This window will be informing about the psychophysiological scales on which participants will provide their response.
3. MCQ: an MCQ containing 11 very simple emotion scenarios as a formal practice session about scales. Participants has to answer 10 out of 11 questions to go to the next stimulus window.
4. Stimulus Window:
a. Stimulus window with video (loaded automatically). Video will play for 1 minute.
b. A CLICK FOR YOUR EMOTION: During the video play when you feel emotion please click anywhere on the player so that time can be recorded. If video is not being loaded please check java plugin.
5. Response Window:
a. Participant has to register their response on the following scales: Valence, Arousal, Dominance, Liking, Familiarity and Relevance.
b. At last a drop down enlisting emotions based on your mark on valence and arousal scale is displayed. Participant has to select their respective emotional feeling they felt while watching the videos.
6. E-Certificate:
a. Once at least 10 videos have been rated you’ll have an option for final submission or continue voluntarily to look at more stimulation and register your response.
b. After 10 videos you can quit at any time.
c. Upon submission, you will be navigated to a google form containing some entries and consent (if anybody doesn't want his/her data publicly available).
d. As soon as the Google form is submitted, we will be sending a personalized e-certificate to your e-mail id within a day.
7. Thanks for your cooperation


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which was generated by the following html, coupled with the error handling in the code shown above.

Errors:


End of the road for seventh celebrity on Strictly Come Dancing
Mike Bushell has finally got the boot from Strictly Come Dancing after surviving three dance-offs.
The BBC sports presenter and his partner Katya Jones saw off competition from Catherine Tyldesley, Viscountess Weymouth and David James in the head-to-head deciding dances in previous weeks.
But this time, the judges opted to save Michelle Visage and her partner Giovanni Pernice, who danced an American smooth.
Bushell, 53, failed to impress with his paso doble on Saturday night, with Bruno Tonioli saying he “felt something” following the matador-inspired routine, before adding: “It was indigestion.”
Despite his exit, Bushell said he was “not going to stop dancing”, adding that the experience has “changed me completely”.
“I have lost a stone-and-a-half. I’m a guy in his 50s, I’m mentally sharper, I feel able to deal with pressured situations thanks to the dance-offs!,” he said.
And Bushell, who earlier said he had faced death threats after seeing off other dancers, said he has all the judges’ comments “framed around the house”.
He added: “I didn’t think I’d get this far so I have already booked a hotel in Blackpool (for next weekend’s show), so I’m still coming along.”
The BBC Breakfast sports host praised “amazing teacher” Jones for making “you believe that anything is possible” and for performing “miracles”.
Jones said her partner “can leave with your head held up” adding, “I’m so sorry I couldn’t take you to Blackpool.”
All the judges opted to save RuPaul’s Drag Race judge Visage but Bushell was also praised for “putting up a very good fight”.
Anneka Rice, James Cracknell and Dev Griffin have also been voted off the BBC One show, while Will Bayley had to withdraw following an injury.
Bushell and Jones will appear on Strictly Come Dancing: It Takes Two with Rylan Clark-Neal on Monday at 6.30pm on BBC Two.


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Choose your difficulty level. WARNING: LUDICROUS mode causes the cards to vanish after 2 seconds!


Hello,
I encountered an issue with the following code:
echo Carbon::parse('2018-06-01')->subDay()->month;
Carbon version: PUT HERE YOUR CARBON VERSION (exact version, not the range)
PHP version: PUT HERE YOUR PHP VERSION
I expected to get:
6
But I actually get:
5
Thanks!


The for/in statement loops through the properties of an object.
The for/of statement loops through the values of an iterable object.


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This Week on npm v20190222<EMAIL_ADDRESS><EMAIL_ADDRESS>Here are the most popular packages that published new releases to npm this week. Packages are ranked by downloads in January 2019, and versions are broken down by major, minor, and patch releases.
Major
1<EMAIL_ADDRESS>An XML builder for node.js
2<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Get your internal IP address
3<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Create boxes in the terminal
4<EMAIL_ADDRESS>simple, flexible, fun test framework
5<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Get the metadata from a Google Cloud Platform environment
6<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Copy files && directories with webpack
7<EMAIL_ADDRESS>A preprocessor with source maps support to help use TypeScript with Jest
8<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Standard library for Fantasy Land
9<EMAIL_ADDRESS>A CLI and toolkit to extract information from React components for documentation generation.
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Minor
1<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Find and load configuration from a package.json property, rc file, or CommonJS module
2<EMAIL_ADDRESS>An AST-based pattern checker for JavaScript.
3<EMAIL_ADDRESS>A development middleware for webpack
4<EMAIL_ADDRESS>random bytes from browserify stand alone
5<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Serves a webpack app. Updates the browser on changes.
6<EMAIL_ADDRESS>CSSStyleDeclaration Object Model implementation
7<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Get a list of the files to add from a folder into an npm package
8<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Detect the file type of a Buffer/Uint8Array
9<EMAIL_ADDRESS>An abstract-encoding compliant module for encoding / decoding DNS packets
10<EMAIL_ADDRESS>A library for deep (recursive) merging of Javascript objects
Patch
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2<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Standard library
3<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Babel Types is a Lodash-esque utility library for AST nodes
4<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Turns an AST into code.
5<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Create HTTP error objects
6<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Simple to use, blazing fast and thoroughly tested websocket client and server for Node.js
7<EMAIL_ADDRESS>A JavaScript parser
8<EMAIL_ADDRESS>A neat wrapper around node.js fs.watch / fs.watchFile / fsevents.
9<EMAIL_ADDRESS>AST utils for webassemblyjs
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Moving On
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Hello, I'm Zahra Seyedi.
Full Stack Web Developer.
Feel free to take a look at my recent project on my work page.
Hello, I'm Zahra Seyedi.
Full Stack Web Developer.
Feel free to take a look at my recent project on my work page.


Markov Chains are really fun to use and Markovify providea a simple library to play with them.
We've seen in a previous post how to use them to generate new sentences from books, today we are going to create a more complex application focusing on three elements:
• Markovify
• Requests-Html
• Object Programming (functions)
Let's start by creating the DB to store the data:
SQLite: Our Data container
import sqlite3
conn = sqlite3.connect('data/db.db')
def create_sql_table():
try:
conn.execute('CREATE TABLE `Articles` ( `ArticleName` TEXT, `ArticleText` TEXT, PRIMARY KEY(`ArticleName`) )')
except sqlite3.OperationalError:
print('Table already in DB')
We are going to use SQLite as our data container because it's a really fast and small Relational Database and Python has a std library to interact with it.
In this code snippet we import our library, then we create the connection to the DB (python creates the DB if it does not exist). Then we create a function with no parameters in which we create the table Articles only if it does not exist in the Database.
Requests-html: Our Web Scraper
import requests_html
def get_pages(num_pages=10):
for i in range(0,num_pages):
sess = requests_html.HTMLSession()
print('Page:',i)
res = sess.get("https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:Random")
title = res.html.find('.firstHeading')[0].text
text = ' '.join([p.text for p in res.html.find('p') if len(p.text) > 30])
try:
conn.execute('INSERT INTO Articles VALUES (?,?)'
,(
title
,text
)
)
conn.commit()
except sqlite3.IntegrityError:
print('Riga già presente')
If you've read my previous post about requests-html, you already know that i'm a big fan of this popular library. In this snippet we create a new function get_pages with one parameter to choose how many pages we want to download from Wikipedia (default to 10).
Let's have a deeper look at the code:
sess = requests_html.HTMLSession()
Here we create a new HtmlSession for requests, which is fundamental to create GET requests.
res = sess.get("https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:Random")
After we have created the Session we send a GET request to the random Wikipedia page URL and we store the response into a variable.
title = res.html.find('.firstHeading')[0].text
text = ' '.join([p.text for p in res.html.find('p') if len(p.text) > 30])
Finally we scrape the page to extract the content we are going to use in our script.
For the title we are going to look for text contained in every html object with class=firstHeading.
For the article content we are going to look for every
object contained in the page, but only if the object contains at least 30 characters (we exclude single words and short sentences).
Markovify: The Markov Chain Algorithm
def generate_markov(num_sentences=1):
rows = conn.execute('SELECT ArticleText FROM Articles').fetchall()
rows = '. '.join([r[0] for r in rows])
text_model = markovify.Text(rows)
for i in range(0,num_sentences):
print(text_model.make_sentence())
We can now use the data we extracted from Wikipedia.
rows = conn.execute('SELECT ArticleText FROM Articles').fetchall()
rows = '. '.join([r[0] for r in rows])
First of all we read from our DB the text and we create a string by joining all the paragraphs from the articles into a single one separated by ".".
text_model = markovify.Text(rows)
for i in range(0,num_sentences):
print(text_model.make_sentence())
After that we can train our model by passing to markovify.Text() our string.
Now we can create new sentences by using .make_sentence().
I've also created another function to create longer sentences (you can find it on the github code at the end of the article)
The Final Touches
def main():
create_sql_table()
get_pages(10)
generate_markov(10)
if __name__ == '__main__':
main()
To complete our script we create a main function in which we can call the previous functions.
Then we can run the program to get a similar result:
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The Portrait of Philip IV in Brown and Silver is a moth in the tunnels at once.
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Explaining his actions, and was admitted to psychiatric hospitals because of Davis's strong language and culture.
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Arriving on 22 May 1809, and served as a heel against El Ligero.
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The child grows into a true ghost and his godmother, the widow of the Podbara, Salajka and Stari Grad neighborhoods.
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That's all for today. As always you can find the code on github here


Hello


In SPICE3 it is important to know whether a parameter was set by the user or not because the calculation of some values depends on that information and can be different. Since in Modelica there is no possibility to check that, a circumvention was chosen. The relevant parameters get an unrealistic value (-1e40) as their default value. Within a function it is checked if the parameter has still got this value (the parameter was not set by the user) of if it has a new value (parameter was set by the user).


| DOSE: |
repeated |
oral |
Mulberry |
(plant material) |
A friend and I spent about half of a day browsing on ripe and un-ripe mulberry berries and leaves.
Set and Setting: We were in a memorial garden dedicated to a friend who had died a few months earlier. Hanging out, sharing memories. Good times.
Dose: Some produce was starting to come on, and there were mulberries on a couple of trees. We were hungry and ate our fill of raw green beans, ripe and unripe mulberries, and mulberry leaves. We each ate several 1 liter nalgene bottles full of mixed leaves and berries. We picked heavily of unripe berries when we found them, and preferentially sought out smaller immature leaves.
Effects: After a couple of hours of grazing my friend and I sat down and discussed the fact that we both felt mildly drifty and dreamy, almost as if on the edge of an out-of-body experience. We were calm and happy.
After another hour or two the effects were negligible. We both agreed that more unripe berries in less time might have magnified the effect. After the acute effects had passed I felt conscious, alert, and full (but not overflowingly so) of calm energy.
There were no negative effects, psychologically or physically, and no 'low' when coming down. Overall the effects were very pleasing, though mild. Unripe mulberries, though not as tasty as ripe ones, were in no way unpleasant to eat.
I hope to experiment with this plant more in the future, as it is pretty, accessible, free, legal and, in my limited experience, pleasant.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


What are the most overrated films?
"Overrated" and "underrated" are slippery terms to try to quantify. An interesting way of looking at this, I thought, would be to compare the reviews of film critics with those of Joe Public, reasoning that a film which is roundly-lauded by the Hollywood press but proved disappointing for the real audience would be "overrated" and vice versa.
To get some data for this I turned to the most prominent review aggregator: Rotten Tomatoes. All this analysis was done in the R programming language, and full code to reproduce it will be attached at the end.
Rotten Tomatoes API
This API is nicely documented, easy to access and permissive with rate limits, as well as being cripplingly restrictive in what data is presents. Want a list of all films in the database? Nope. Most reviewed? Top rated? Highest box-office takings? Nope.
The related forum is full of what seem like simple requests that should be available through the API but aren't: top 100 lists? Search using mulitple IDs at once? Get audience reviews? All are unanswered or not currently implemented.
So the starting point (a big list of films) is actually kinda hard to get at. The Rube Golbergian method I eventually used was this:
- Get the "Top Rentals" list of movie details (max: 50)
- Search each one for "Similar films" (max: 5)
- Get the unique film IDs from step 2 and iterate
(N.B. This wasn't my idea but one from a post in the API forums, unfortunately didn't save the link.)
In theory this grows your set of films at a reasonable pace, but in reality the number of unique films being returned was significantly lower (shown right). I guess this was due to pulling in "walled gardens" to my dataset, e.g. if a Harry Potter film was hit, each further round would pull in the 5 other films as most similar.
Results
Here's an overview of the critic and audience scores I collected through the Rotten Tomatoes API, with some outliers labelled.
On the whole it should be noted that critics and audience agree most of the time, as shown by the Pearson correlation coefficient between the two scores (0.71 across >1200 films).
Update:
I've put together an interactive version of the same plot here using the rCharts R package. It'll show film title and review scores when you hover over a point so you know what you're looking at. Also I've more than doubled the size of the film dataset by repeating the above method for a couple more iterations — take a look!
Most underrated films
Using our earlier definition it's easy to build a table of those films where the audience ending up really liking a film that was panned by critics.
Somewhat surprisingly, the top of the table is Facing the Giants (2006), an evangelical Christian film. I guess non-Christians might have stayed away, and presumably it struck a chord within its target demographic — but after watching the trailer, I'd probably agree with the critics on this one.
This showed that some weighting of the difference might be needed, at the very least weighting by number of reviews, but the Rotten Tomatoes API doesn't provide that data.
In addition the Rotten Tomatoes page for the film, shows a "want to see" percentage, rather than an audience score. This came up a few times and I've seen no explanation for it, presumably "want to see" rating is for unreleased films, but the API returns a separate (and undisclosed?) audience score for these films also.
Above shows a "want to see" rating, different to the "liked it" rating returned by the API and shown below. Note: these screenshots from RottenTomatoes.com are not CC licensed and is shown here under a claim of Fair Use, reproduced for comment/criticism.
Looking over the rest of the table, it seems the public is more fond of gross-out or slapstick comedies (such as Diary of a Mad Black Woman (2005), Grandma's boy (2006)) than the critics. Again, not films I'd jump to defend as underrated. Bad Boys II however...
Most overrated films
Here we're looking at those films which the critics loved, but paying audiences were then less enthused.
Strangely the top 15 (by difference) contains both the original 2001 Spy Kids and the sequel Spy Kids 2: The Island of Lost Dreams (2002). What did critics see in these films that the public didn't? A possibility is bias in the audience reviews collected, the target audience is young children for these films and they probably are underrepresented amongst Rotten Tomatoes reviewers. Maybe there's even an enrichment for disgruntled parent chaperones.
Thankfully, though, in this table there's the type of film we might more associate with being "overrated" by critics. Momma's Man (2008) is an indie drama debuted at the 26th Torino Film Festival. Essential Killing is a 2010 drama and political thriller from Polish director and screenwriter Jerzy Skolimowski.
There's also a smattering of Rom-Coms (Friends with Money (2006), Splash (1984)) — if the API returned genre information it would be interesting to look for overall trends but, alas. Additional interesting variables to consider might be budget, the lead, reviews of producer's previous films... There's a lot of scope for interesting analysis here but it's currently just not possible with the Rotten Tomatoes API.
Caveats / Extensions
The full code will be posted below, so if you want to do a better job with this analysis, please do so and send me a link! :)
- Difference is too simple a metric. A better measure might be weighted by (e.g.) critic ranking. A film critics give 95% but audiences 75% might be more interesting than the same points difference between a 60/40 rated film.
- There's something akin to a "founder effect" of my initial chosen films that makes it had to diversify the dataset, especially to films from previous decades and classics.
- The Rotten Tomatoes API provides an IMDB id for cross-referencing, maybe that's a path to getting more data and building a better film list.
Full code to reproduce analysis is available in gist form.
This post was originally published on my Wordpress blog.


Trinamul MP Nusrat Jahan hospitalised
Her condition is stable now and was discharged from the hospital.
by DECCAN CHRONICLE.Kolkata: Actor-turned Trinamul MP from Basirhat, Nusrat Jahan, was admitted to a private hospital due to respiratory distress that left her ill. At around 9.30 pm on Sunday she was admitted to the intensive care unit of the hospital off EM Bypass in Phoolbagan of north Kolkata. Her condition is stable now and was discharged from the hospital.
Sources claimed that Nusrat took ill during the birthday celebrations of her husband, Nikhil Jain, organised by their family for the friends and relatives on Sunday evening. She also posted a photo with her husband on a social networking site before complaining of respiratory distress.
The first-time Trinamul MP was rushed to the hospital where she underwent medical tests. On Monday her family stated, “Nusrat has been admitted in hospital. She has a history of asthma”.


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Rotation Name
Changing the name of a rotation creates a copy of the current rotation with the specified name
This field is also used when creating calendar entries.
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Description
Describes the rotation. Also used for the summary of calendar events.
See the Email templates for more information about how to fill out this field.
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Calendar
This should contain the id of the team shared calendar.
Eg. {{.Config.Config.Calendar}}
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Owners
A comma separated list of rotation owners.
Note: This will be changed to use mdb groups shortly
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Expiration
This specifies when to automatically schedule new shifts. Setting this to 0 gives no automatic shifts will be scheduled.
Note: Nothing will be scheduled before the rotation is enabled
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Shifts To Schedule
Defines how many shifts to be scheduled when Expired.
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Email Subject Template
The subject of the emails sent from the rotation service to upcoming oncallers.
This uses Go templates to generated the final message.
The structures used to feed the template looks like this.
type Info struct {
RotaName string
ShiftConfig ShiftConfig
ShiftEntry ShiftEntry
Member Member
MemberURL string
}
type ShiftConfig struct {
// StartTime represents the start-time of the first shift.
// Only the Time of day is considered.
// Defaults to 00:00 PDT.
StartTime time.Time
// Length sets the number of days a shift lasts.
Length int
// Skip defines a number of days with no oncalls.
Skip int
// Shifts represents the shifts over a 24hour period.
Shifts []Shift
// ShiftMembers specifides number of members per shift.
ShiftMembers int
// Generator used to schedule new shifts.
Generator string
}
type ShiftEntry struct {
// Name of the Shift this entry belongs to.
Name string
// OnCall are the members on-call for this shift.
OnCall []ShiftMember
StartTime time.Time
EndTime time.Time
// Comment is an optional comment where the rota algo
// can add some extra information.
Comment string
// EvtID can be used to match an event to a calendar event.
EvtID string
}
type Member struct {
Name string
Email string
TZ time.Location
OOO []OOO
Preferences []Preference
}
This gives that you can have any information from the Info
struct inserted in your message.
Eg.
Upcoming On-call shift for rotation: {{"{{.RotaName}}"}} {{"{{.ShiftEntry.StartTime.In .Member.TZ}}"}} to {{"{{.ShiftEntry.EndTime.In .Member.TZ}}"}}
Will produce:
Upcoming On-call shift for rotation: Name of rota 2006-04-05 17:00:00 -0700 PDT to 2006-04-06 17:00:00 -0700 PDT
For a member with a US Pacific TZ.
Note: The current %s
format replacement will not work. You could replace the %s
with {{"{{.RotaName}}"}}
for something similar.
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Email Body Template
See Email Subject Template.
Email Days Before Notify
Number of days before an on-call shift to send mails out.
Note: No mails will be produced until the rotation is enabled.
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Members
Manage members of the rotation.
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Name
The name of the member.
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Email
email address of the member
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Shift
Identifies the member shift
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TZ
Member TimeZone
Note:
When importing members from the legacy JSON configuration files the following applies for members:
- members in rotation_list_pacific
- TZ set to America/Los_Angeles
.
- members in rotation_list_default
- TZ set to UTC
.
Shift StartTime
Specifies the start in MTV time of the first shift.
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Length
Number of days a shift spans.
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Skip
Skip in the shift schedule. Eg. if you rotation is weekdays only you'd set this to Length/Skip: 5/2
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ShiftMembers
Number of members to schedule per shift.
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Generator
Specifies what Generator to use when scheduling shifts
Shifts
The service supports split shifts so you can have follow the sun kind of configurations with MTV -> SYD -> EU.
This would be configured as 3 shifts.
Name: MTV OnCall Duration: 8
Name: SYD OnCall Duration: 8
Name: EU OnCall Duration: 8
When scheduling the RotaMembers ShiftsName
would be used to figure out which users to put into which shift.
It's also OK to have empty splits Eg.
Name: MTV Office Duration: 6
Name: MTV->SYD no-one Duration: 2
Name: SYD Office Duration: 6
Name: SYD->EU no-one Duration: 2
Name: EU Office Duration: 6
Name: EU->MTV no-one Duration: 2
The calendar entries created will have the Shift name added to the description.
Note: The sum of the shift durations should always be 24


Photos, video and winners list: Carrie Underwood tearfully accepts two trophies at 2019 American Music Awards
by Brandy McDonnellCarrie Underwood was among the big winners at tonight's American Music Awards, snagging two trophies at the star-studded show.
As previously reported, the Checotah native, who was among the presenters on the ABC broadcast, was nominated for Favorite Album - Country for "Cry Pretty" and Favorite Female Artist - Country. She won both - at the same time as it turns out.
After announcing that Underwood had earned her sixth career trophy in the Favorite Album - Country category, Cobie Smulders and Michael Ealy, stars of the TV series "Stumptown," surprised the Oklahoma native with news that she had also been named Favorite Female Artist - Country.
"So, it's a good surprise. OK, I was worried for a second," Underwood said with a laugh.
She tearfully accepted her 14th and 15th career AMA trophies, fervently thanking her husband and their two sons, her team, her label and especially fans. The American Music Awards is billed as the world’s largest fan-voted awards show.
"Thank you, God, for the talents that you give people, the gifts that you give people, and not just the people that are up here on this stage. For every single person, we all have gifts, and thank you for them. We hope we use them to make the world a better place," she said.
With her win in the Favorite Album - Country category, Underwood earned the unique honor of having all her studio albums win that prize.
The biggest winner of the night was Taylor Swift, who along with the coveted Artist of the Decade honor, earned the top prize, Artist of the Year, as well as Favorite Music Video for "You Need to Calm Down," Favorite Female Artist - Adult Contemporary, Favorite Female Artist - Pop/Rock and Favorite Album - Pop/Rock for "Lover." Going into tonight's show with 23 career American Music Awards, she easily surpassed Michael Jackson's record for most AMA wins, which the late King of Pop held with 24.
Also, Billie Eilish won new artist of the year and favorite alternative artist; South Korean boy band BTS snagged three trophies; and Dan + Shay earned Favorite Duo or Group - Country and Favorite Song - Country for their crossover smash "Speechless."
Here is the full list of American Music Awards 2019 winners:
ARTIST OF THE YEAR
Drake
Ariana Grande
Halsey
Post Malone
Taylor Swift - WINNER
NEW ARTIST OF THE YEAR
Luke Combs
Billie Eilish - WINNER
Lil Nas X
Lizzo
Ella Mai
COLLABORATION OF THE YEAR
Lady Gaga & Bradley Cooper “Shallow”
Lil Nas X ft. Billy Ray Cyrus “Old Town Road”
Marshmello & Bastille “Happier”
Shawn Mendes & Camila Cabello “Señorita” - WINNER
Post Malone & Swae Lee “Sunflower (Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse)”
TOUR OF THE YEAR
BTS - WINNER
Ariana Grande
Elton John
P!nk
Ed Sheeran
FAVORITE MUSIC VIDEO
Billie Eilish “bad guy”
Ariana Grande “7 rings”
Halsey “Without Me”
Lil Nas X ft. Billy Ray Cyrus “Old Town Road”
Taylor Swift “You Need to Calm Down” - WINNER
FAVORITE SOCIAL ARTIST
BTS - WINNER
Billie Eilish
EXO
Ariana Grande
Shawn Mendes
FAVORITE MALE ARTIST – POP/ROCK
Drake
Khalid - WINNER
Post Malone
FAVORITE FEMALE ARTIST – POP/ROCK
Billie Eilish
Ariana Grande
Taylor Swift - WINNER
FAVORITE DUO OR GROUP – POP/ROCK
BTS - WINNER
Jonas Brothers
Panic! At The Disco
FAVORITE ALBUM – POP/ROCK
Billie Eilish “When We All Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go?”
Ariana Grande “thank u, next”
Taylor Swift “Lover” - WINNER
FAVORITE SONG – POP/ROCK
Halsey “Without Me” - WINNER
Jonas Brothers “Sucker”
Lil Nas X ft. Billy Ray Cyrus “Old Town Road”
Panic! At The Disco “High Hopes”
Post Malone & Swae Lee “Sunflower (Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse)”
FAVORITE MALE ARTIST – COUNTRY
Kane Brown - WINNER
Luke Combs
Thomas Rhett
FAVORITE FEMALE ARTIST – COUNTRY
Kelsea Ballerini
Maren Morris
Carrie Underwood - WINNER
FAVORITE DUO or GROUP – COUNTRY
Dan + Shay - WINNER
Florida Georgia Line
Old Dominion
FAVORITE ALBUM – COUNTRY
Kane Brown “Experiment”
Dan + Shay “Dan + Shay”
Carrie Underwood “Cry Pretty” - WINNER
FAVORITE SONG – COUNTRY
Luke Combs “Beautiful Crazy”
Dan + Shay “Speechless” - WINNER
Blake Shelton “God’s Country”
FAVORITE ARTIST – RAP/HIP-HOP
Cardi B - WINNER
Drake
Post Malone
FAVORITE ALBUM – RAP/HIP-HOP
Meek Mill “Championships”
Post Malone “Hollywood’s Bleeding” - WINNER
Travis Scott “Astroworld”
FAVORITE SONG – RAP/HIP-HOP
Lil Nas X ft. Billy Ray Cyrus “Old Town Road” - WINNER
Post Malone “Wow.”
Travis Scott “SICKO MODE”
FAVORITE MALE ARTIST – SOUL/R&B
Chris Brown
Khalid
Bruno Mars - WINNER
FAVORITE FEMALE ARTIST – SOUL/R&B
Beyoncé - WINNER
Lizzo
Ella Mai
FAVORITE ALBUM – SOUL/R&B
Chris Brown “Indigo”
Khalid “Free Spirit” - WINNER
Ella Mai “Ella Mai”
FAVORITE SONG – SOUL/R&B
Khalid “Talk” - WINNER
Lizzo “Juice”
Ella Mai “Trip”
FAVORITE ARTIST – ALTERNATIVE ROCK
Billie Eilish - WINNER
Imagine Dragons
Panic! At The Disco
FAVORITE ARTIST – ADULT CONTEMPORARY
Maroon 5
P!nk
Taylor Swift - WINNER
FAVORITE ARTIST – LATIN
Bad Bunny
J Balvin - WINNER
Ozuna
FAVORITE ARTIST – CONTEMPORARY INSPIRATIONAL
Lauren Daigle - WINNER
for KING & COUNTRY
MercyMe
FAVORITE ARTIST – ELECTRONIC DANCE MUSIC (EDM)
Avicii
Marshmello - WINNER
The Chainsmokers
FAVORITE SOUNDTRACK
“A Star is Born” by Lady Gaga & Bradley Cooper
“Bohemian Rhapsody” by Queen - WINNER
“Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse”
-BAM
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The 2017-2018 school year will be here before you know it! August 13th will be an exciting Sunday at Lifestone as we promote:
Children entering 1st grade from Little Life up to Kid's Life.
Children entering 6th grade from Kids Life up to Lifestone Youth (meets Wednesdays at 6:30pm).


FortranCInterface¶
Fortran/C Interface Detection
This module automatically detects the API by which C and Fortran languages interact.
Module Variables¶
Variables that indicate if the mangling is found:
FortranCInterface_GLOBAL_FOUND
- Global subroutines and functions.
FortranCInterface_MODULE_FOUND
- Module subroutines and functions (declared by “MODULE PROCEDURE”).
This module also provides the following variables to specify the detected mangling, though a typical use case does not need to reference them and can use the Module Functions below.
FortranCInterface_GLOBAL_PREFIX
- Prefix for a global symbol without an underscore.
FortranCInterface_GLOBAL_SUFFIX
- Suffix for a global symbol without an underscore.
FortranCInterface_GLOBAL_CASE
- The case for a global symbol without an underscore,
either
UPPER
orLOWER
. FortranCInterface_GLOBAL__PREFIX
- Prefix for a global symbol with an underscore.
FortranCInterface_GLOBAL__SUFFIX
- Suffix for a global symbol with an underscore.
FortranCInterface_GLOBAL__CASE
- The case for a global symbol with an underscore,
either
UPPER
orLOWER
. FortranCInterface_MODULE_PREFIX
- Prefix for a module symbol without an underscore.
FortranCInterface_MODULE_MIDDLE
- Middle of a module symbol without an underscore that appears between the name of the module and the name of the symbol.
FortranCInterface_MODULE_SUFFIX
- Suffix for a module symbol without an underscore.
FortranCInterface_MODULE_CASE
- The case for a module symbol without an underscore,
either
UPPER
orLOWER
. FortranCInterface_MODULE__PREFIX
- Prefix for a module symbol with an underscore.
FortranCInterface_MODULE__MIDDLE
- Middle of a module symbol with an underscore that appears between the name of the module and the name of the symbol.
FortranCInterface_MODULE__SUFFIX
- Suffix for a module symbol with an underscore.
FortranCInterface_MODULE__CASE
- The case for a module symbol with an underscore,
either
UPPER
orLOWER
.
Module Functions¶
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FortranCInterface_HEADER
¶ The
FortranCInterface_HEADER
function is provided to generate a C header file containing macros to mangle symbol names:FortranCInterface_HEADER(<file> [MACRO_NAMESPACE <macro-ns>] [SYMBOL_NAMESPACE <ns>] [SYMBOLS [<module>:]<function> ...])
It generates in
<file>
definitions of the following macros:#define FortranCInterface_GLOBAL (name,NAME) ... #define FortranCInterface_GLOBAL_(name,NAME) ... #define FortranCInterface_MODULE (mod,name, MOD,NAME) ... #define FortranCInterface_MODULE_(mod,name, MOD,NAME) ...
These macros mangle four categories of Fortran symbols, respectively:
- Global symbols without ‘_’:
call mysub()
- Global symbols with ‘_’ :
call my_sub()
- Module symbols without ‘_’:
use mymod; call mysub()
- Module symbols with ‘_’ :
use mymod; call my_sub()
If mangling for a category is not known, its macro is left undefined. All macros require raw names in both lower case and upper case.
The options are:
MACRO_NAMESPACE
- Replace the default
FortranCInterface_
prefix with a given namespace<macro-ns>
. SYMBOLS
List symbols to mangle automatically with C preprocessor definitions:
<function> ==> #define <ns><function> ... <module>:<function> ==> #define <ns><module>_<function> ...
If the mangling for some symbol is not known then no preprocessor definition is created, and a warning is displayed.
SYMBOL_NAMESPACE
- Prefix all preprocessor definitions generated by the
SYMBOLS
option with a given namespace<ns>
.
- Global symbols without ‘_’:
-
FortranCInterface_VERIFY
¶ The
FortranCInterface_VERIFY
function is provided to verify that the Fortran and C/C++ compilers work together:FortranCInterface_VERIFY([CXX] [QUIET])
It tests whether a simple test executable using Fortran and C (and C++ when the CXX option is given) compiles and links successfully. The result is stored in the cache entry
FortranCInterface_VERIFIED_C
(orFortranCInterface_VERIFIED_CXX
ifCXX
is given) as a boolean. If the check fails andQUIET
is not given the function terminates with a fatal error message describing the problem. The purpose of this check is to stop a build early for incompatible compiler combinations. The test is built in theRelease
configuration.
Example Usage¶
include(FortranCInterface)
FortranCInterface_HEADER(FC.h MACRO_NAMESPACE "FC_")
This creates a “FC.h” header that defines mangling macros FC_GLOBAL()
,
FC_GLOBAL_()
, FC_MODULE()
, and FC_MODULE_()
.
include(FortranCInterface)
FortranCInterface_HEADER(FCMangle.h
MACRO_NAMESPACE "FC_"
SYMBOL_NAMESPACE "FC_"
SYMBOLS mysub mymod:my_sub)
This creates a “FCMangle.h” header that defines the same FC_*()
mangling macros as the previous example plus preprocessor symbols
FC_mysub
and FC_mymod_my_sub
.
Additional Manglings¶
FortranCInterface is aware of possible GLOBAL
and MODULE
manglings
for many Fortran compilers, but it also provides an interface to specify
new possible manglings. Set the variables:
FortranCInterface_GLOBAL_SYMBOLS
FortranCInterface_MODULE_SYMBOLS
before including FortranCInterface to specify manglings of the symbols
MySub
, My_Sub
, MyModule:MySub
, and My_Module:My_Sub
.
For example, the code:
set(FortranCInterface_GLOBAL_SYMBOLS mysub_ my_sub__ MYSUB_)
# ^^^^^ ^^^^^^ ^^^^^
set(FortranCInterface_MODULE_SYMBOLS
__mymodule_MOD_mysub __my_module_MOD_my_sub)
# ^^^^^^^^ ^^^^^ ^^^^^^^^^ ^^^^^^
include(FortranCInterface)
tells FortranCInterface to try given GLOBAL
and MODULE
manglings.
(The carets point at raw symbol names for clarity in this example but
are not needed.)


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Hello everyone,
I'm trying to write the following function:
inductive hewwo : Type | foo : nat → hewwo | bar : nat → hewwo def g : hewwo → ℕ := begin intro hello, cases hello, sorry --help! intended behavior is g foo k = 0, g bar k = 1 end
where the goal state at the sorry
is
2 goals case hewwo.foo hello : nat ⊢ nat case hewwo.bar hello : nat ⊢ nat
I know the sane way to do this is to just use the equation compiler, but I want to know: in this situation, how can I introduce new hypotheses which have the type of the constructors foo
and bar
into context?
If I furthermore write something like
def g : hewwo → ℕ := begin intro hello, cases hello, {cases hewwo.foo,} end
the error message gives something tantalizing close:
219:2: cases tactic failed, it is not applicable to the given hypothesis state: hello : nat, _x : nat → hewwo ⊢ nat
but I don't know how to access this _x
normally.
@Jesse Michael Han Your to goals are tagged with a descriptive name. It contains "foo" and "bar".
Your actual "foo" and "bar" is still called hello
.
Hmmm, that is not exactly correct. Sorry. So you have a hello : nat
in those contexts. And that is the one you want to provide. (Your goal is also a nat
.)
My point is, you can close the goal with (see below).exact hello
well, I think he wants exact 0, exact 1
Is this what you want?
inductive hewwo : Type | foo : nat → hewwo | bar : nat → hewwo def g : hewwo → ℕ := begin intro hello, cases hello, { exact 0 }, { exact 1 } end #eval g (hewwo.foo 40) #eval g (hewwo.bar 4)
Thanks for the prompt responses, guys! You're right, I should have chosen a less trivial toy intended behavior.
@Johan Commelin Okay, I see. So, to introduce that _x
, I can just use have := hewwo.foo
(resp. bar
).
What's the actual thing you're trying to do? have := hewwo.foo
only gives you a hypothesis this : ℕ → hewwo
.
Oh, I misread your first message. I guess that's what you wanted after all.
Right, I was just wondering where the data on the left hand side (if you write this using the equation compiler):
def HEWWO : hewwo → ℕ | (foo i) := 0 | (bar i) := 1
goes if you try to write it with tactics instead. As Johan pointed out (and as I failed to notice :^)), once inside the case environment, Lean introduces hello : nat
corresponding to i
, and we can retrieve foo
with have :=
.
When you're using cases
to define a function, you don't need to worry about retrieving foo
or bar
anymore. cases
takes care of all of that automatically. All you have to do is provide terms of the output type nat
when it asks you to.
Note that have := hewwo.foo
doesn't depend on anything the cases
statement introduces. You can write it before or after the cases
statement with exactly the same effect. All the have
tactic does is introduce a new term into the tactic state. Furthermore, all that lean remembers from have
is the type of the term after :=
, so it's mostly useful for introducing proof terms and not data. In particular, you can check that the tactic state is the same whether you write have := hewwo.foo
or have := hewwo.bar
.
Sometimes it can be useful to introduce local definitions, e.g. notation for a function or some other piece of "data", but to do that, one uses let
instead.
Note that have := hewwo.foo doesn't depend on anything the cases statement introduces. You can write it before or after the cases statement with exactly the same effect. All the have tactic does is introduce a new term into the tactic state. Furthermore, all that lean remembers from have is the type of the term after :=, so it's mostly useful for introducing proof terms and not data. In particular, you can check that the tactic state is the same whether you write have := hewwo.foo or have := hewwo.bar.
I see---thanks!
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