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Atul Wassan on Sunday described India's shocking 214-run defeat against South Africa as 'massacre'.
South African skipper AB De Villiers has played down his effort in comparison to teammate Faf du Plessis's more sedate 133.
After India's embarrassing 214-run loss against South Africa in the fifth and final ODI, captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni insisted that issues need to be addressed soon to get the national cricket team in order.
Ajinkya Rahane gets the highest marks from the India camp for his consistent show throughout the series.
AB de Villiers thinks that Team India missed the services of Ravichandran Ashwin who was in fine form lately.
AB de Villiers, Faf du Plessis, and Quinton de Kock were the leading run-scorers on either side, while Kagiso Rabada and Dale Steyn were the joint-highest wicket-takers in the series. Here is South Africa's report card for the ODI series against India.
The management expected the pitch to offer more assistance to India's main strength of spin bowling.
According to MS Dhoni, the pitch was 'too true' which made things difficult for the India bowlers.
South Africa cruised to a monstrous 214-run win over India to take the series 2-3.
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PUBG Mobile and COD Mobile have led to the tremendous growth of Esports culture globally, and both parallel each other with great gameplay and graphics quality.
These games have specific minimum hardware requirements and different device configuration settings. This article discusses the gameplay and graphical specs of these two to see which game is best for low-end 2 GB RAM phones.
Here are the minimum requirements that are stated on the official website of COD Mobile:
"Call of Duty: Mobile is compatible with Android devices with at least 2 GB of RAM and running Android 5. 1 and above. "
Both these games are at par and have almost the same device requirements, so this article will now compare COD Mobile and PUBG Mobile based on their graphics and gameplay criteria.
PUBG Mobile and COD Mobile have 100 players landing on an arena and battling each other, having the same core – Battle Royale – where players face challenges to prevail as the last man standing.
The overall match time for both titles is 30 minutes. There is no variation between these two titles' gameplay mechanics, with the main distinction being that COD Mobile is much quicker and faster-paced than PUBG Mobile.
Both of these titles have outstanding visual optimization. PUBG Mobile is comprehensive, realistic, and has incredible map details, while COD Mobile has a vibrant color scheme and high-resolution frames. The latter is much faster and more geared towards arcade-style gameplay.
These games deliver an enormous 60 FPS frame rate support for mid-range phones with 3 GB or 4 GB of RAM. However, the frame rate quality drops for 2 GB RAM devices.
PUBG Mobile vs COD Mobile: Which is better?
Though both of these titles' minimum system requirements are 2 GB RAM, none of them can run smoothly on low-end devices. These titles are heavy and bulky and may result in heavy lag and choppy frame rates with a longer gameplay duration.
COD Mobile can have at least a decent run time on 2GB RAM phones without lagging. PUBG Mobile will significantly reduce frame rates and continuous jitteriness that might affect the player's gameplay on the same device.
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After defeating the defending champions in the season opener on Friday night, the Cape Town Blitz were rudely brought back down to earth by their nearest rivals, the Paarl Rocks, on Sunday. The Blitz were dismissed for 84 - the lowest total in the competition's short history - inside 16 overs, in chase of 171. That meant the Rocks took the early Western Cape derby bragging rights, and sit at the top of the points table.
is the best-known member of the Rocks' XI that is actually from the area so it was fitting that he gave them what turned into a match-winning start. Davids and Cameron Delport's opening stand was worth 41 runs in 27 balls and included an impressive assault on Test players Vernon Philander and Dale Steyn. Davids took two fours and a six off Philander's opening spell while Delport took four fours off Steyn before being dismissed by another international, Anrich Nortje. Davids was then joined by captain Faf du Plessis, with whom he shared a second-wicket stand of 38. Interestingly, both Davids and du Plessis had the joint-top score, also 38.
playing a starring role in slowing them down. Linde had Hardus Viljoen stumped for 4, Mangaliso Mosehle trapped lbw attempting a slog-sweep and took the catch at long-off that ended Isuru Udana's innings, off Anrich Nortje. Both Nortje and Linde claimed three wickets, giving the Blitz a chaseable target.
Viljoen, who played one Test for South Africa against England before going down the Kolpak route, is known for aggressive, quick bowling and a mean bouncer and he used that to make early inroads into the Blitz's line-up. Quinton de Kock was caught at backward point, cutting a short, wide ball in Viljoen's first over and Janneman Malan, after scoring back-to-back boundaries off Viljoen was caught behind attempting a pull off a short ball in his second. You can take the bowler away from the bounce of South African wickets but you can't take the bounce out of the bowler when he gets back on them, it seems.
At 56 for 5 at the halfway mark, it looked as though the Blitz were facing an uphill and Tabraiz Shamsi made it even steeper with his spell. He took 3 for 16 in three overs to stamp out all hope the Blitz would have had and to keep his name in the conversation when it comes to the national T20 side. Shamsi took a simple return catch off the second ball he bowled when Mohammad Nawaz chipped the ball back to him, beat Magala outside off to bowl him and had Linde stumped after coming down the track to a delivery that turned across him. The Blitz lost 5 for 27 in 27 balls to hand the Rocks a handsome, 86-run win.
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NEW DELHI: Fast bowler Umesh Yadav, who last played a Test on India's the recent Australian tour, has replaced pacer Shardul Thakur for the third and fourth Tests against England, to be played at the Sardar Patel stadium in Motera, near Ahmedabad, the Indian cricket board announced on Wednesday. Thakur has been released to represent Mumbai in the Vijay Hazare Trophy.
The rest of the squad that was picked for the first and second Tests in Chennai has been retained.
The third Test will be a day-night match and starts on February 24 while the fourth will be played from March 4.
The series is currently tied 1-1. While England won the first Test by 227 runs, India roared back into the series in the second Test with a 317-run win.
Yadav, 33, will join the team in Ahmedabad following a fitness test. He had sustained a calf injury on the third day of the second Test against Australia in Melbourne in December. The injury had ruled him out of the rest of the series and for the first two Tests against England.
Thakur will join the Mumbai squad for the Vijay Hazare Trophy that will play their first match of the tournament on February 21, against Delhi in Jaipur.
Abhimanyu Easwaran, Shahbaz Nadeem and Priyank Panchal, who were part pf the standbyes, have also been released for the Vijay Hazare Trophy, said the board statement.
Standby players: KS Bharat, Rahul Chahar. (IANS)
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fn sub_add(a: i32, b: i32) -> (i32, i32) {
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fn main() {
// sub_add returns a tuple. "{}" won't work on compound types.
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New Delhi: The Lok Sabha secretariat on Wednesday, March 29, restored the Lok Sabha membership of Lakshadweep’s Mohammed Faizal, which it had cancelled after his conviction and sentencing in an attempt to murder case.
Faizal, a Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) leader, had recently moved the Supreme Court challenging the Secretariat’s delay in restoring his membership despite his getting a suspension on the conviction and sentencing by the Kerala high court.
On January 11, a sessions court in Kavaratti, the capital of Lakshadweep, sentenced Faizal to 10 years in jail and imposed a fine of Rs one lakh for attempting to kill Mohammed Salih, the son-in-law of late Congress leader and former Union minister P. M. Sayeed, during the 2009 Lok Sabha polls.
On January 13, the secretariat disqualified his membership of the Lok Sabha.
According to Section 8(3) of the Representation of the People Act, 1951, if an MP, MLA or MLC is convicted of any offence and is sentenced for at least two years, he attracts disqualification and “shall be disqualified from the date of such conviction and shall continue to be disqualified for a further period of six years since his release”.
However, if the legislator is able to get the conviction and sentence suspended within 30 days, their disqualification is reversed.
While the Kerala high court on January 25 suspended the conviction and 10-year sentence of Faizal, the Lok Sabha secretariat did not restore his membership.
On Tuesday, the Supreme Court, while considering the petition, asked if the right to represent a constituency is a fundamental right. The matter was listed for hearing on Wednesday before a bench of Justices K. M. Joseph and B. V. Nagarathna. Before the hearing, however, the Lok Sabha secretariat issued a gazette notification restoring Faizal’s membership.
“In view of order dated 25. 01. 2023 of the High Court of Kerala, the disqualification of Shri Mohammed Faizal P. P. , notified vide Gazette Notification no. 21/4(1)/2023/TO(B) dated the 13th January, 2023 in terms of the provisions of Article 102(1)(el of the Constitution of India read with Section 8 of the Representation of the People Act, 1951, has ceased to operate subject to further judicial pronouncements,” the notification said.
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Vasanthotsav-2023, 59th Annual Day celebration, Rev. Shaiju P. John, Manager, St. Thomas Institutions, Mysuru, presides, R. Ramaradhya, BEO, Mysuru South, Mysuru, chief guest, Kalamandira, Hunsur Road, 4 pm.
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"Not Found": "Negăsit",
"of": "din",
"Oh no": "O, nu",
"Page Expired": "Pagina a expirat",
"Pagination Navigation": "Navigare Paginare",
"Please click the button below to verify your email address.": "Vă rugăm să apăsați pe butonul de mai jos pentru a verifica adresa dvs. de e-mail.",
"Regards": "Toate cele bune",
"Register": "Înregistrare",
"Reset Password": "Resetare parolă",
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"The :attribute must be at least :length characters and contain at least one special character.": ":attribute trebuie să aibă cel puțin :length de caractere și să conțină cel puțin un caracter special.",
"The :attribute must be at least :length characters and contain at least one uppercase character and one number.": ":attribute trebuie să aibă cel puțin :length de caractere și să conțină cel puțin un caracter cu majuscule și un număr.",
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"The :attribute must be at least :length characters and contain at least one uppercase character.": "Cele :attribute trebuie să aibă cel puțin :length de caractere și să conțină cel puțin un caracter cu majuscule.",
"The :attribute must be at least :length characters.": ":attribute trebuie să aibă cel puțin :length de caractere.",
"The :attribute must contain at least one letter.": "The :attribute must contain at least one letter.",
"The :attribute must contain at least one number.": "The :attribute must contain at least one number.",
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"The :attribute must contain at least one uppercase and one lowercase letter.": "The :attribute must contain at least one uppercase and one lowercase letter.",
"The given :attribute has appeared in a data leak. Please choose a different :attribute.": "The given :attribute has appeared in a data leak. Please choose a different :attribute.",
"The provided password does not match your current password.": "Parola furnizată nu se potrivește cu parola curentă.",
"The provided password was incorrect.": "Parola furnizată a fost incorectă.",
"The provided two factor authentication code was invalid.": "Codul de autentificare cu doi factori furnizat a fost nevalid.",
"This action is unauthorized.": "Această acțiune nu este permisă.",
"This password reset link will expire in :count minutes.": "Acest link de resetare a parolei va expira în :count minute.",
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Consequent upon merger of regulatory functions of Forward Market Division with SEBI vide Finance Act 2015, SEBI is presently the regulator of commodity derivatives market. Cases of suspected speculation and price manipulation in the agricultural commodity derivatives are taken up by Government regularly with SEBI. Further, in order to strengthen and maintain the integrity of the commodity derivatives market, SEBI has taken various measures and has prescribed specific norms in the areas of risk management like, imposition of additional or/and special margins to contain high volatility in commodity derivatives prices, position limits, daily price limits, governance of stock exchanges, registration of brokers etc. SEBI is also carrying out integrated monitoring and surveillance of trading activity, under which, the commodity derivatives market is continuously kept under watch to ensure market integrity.
As per the 3rd Advance Estimates released by Department of Agriculture, Cooperation and Farmers Welfare, production of pulses for the year 2018-19 is estimated to be 23.22 Million MT (MMT) as compared to 25.42 MMT as per final estimates for the year 2017-18 while production of oilseeds for the year 2018-19 is estimated to be 31.42 Million MT (MMT) as compared to 31.46 MMT as per final estimates for the year 2017-18.
The total availability of edible oils from all sources (primary and secondary) for 2018-19 is estimated at 99.94 LMT as against 103.80 LMT in 2017-18. The country has to rely on imports to meet the gap between demand and supply of edible oils. Import of edible oils is under Open General Licence. In the year 2018-19 (Nov-Apr), 7.44 MMT of edible oils was imported as compared to 14.59 MMT in 2017-18. In case of pulses, import during 2018-19 stood at 2.53 MMT as against an import of 5.61 MMT in 2017-18.
Government has taken various measures including initiatives for increasing production and productivity of pulses and oil seeds through National Food Security Mission (NFSM) and National Mission on Oilseeds and Oil Palm (NMOOP) respectively, promulgating appropriate Minimum Support Price (MSP) to incentivize production of pulses and oil seeds, introducing suitable trade and fiscal policy measures to promote availability of pulses and edible oil at reasonable prices. In addition, Government has signed a MoU with Mozambique for assured supply of Tur and other pulses, and also undertakes calibrated releases of pulses from buffer from time to time to moderate price fluctuations. Also, Government closely monitors prices of pulses and edible oils for timely interventions in case of price fluctuations.
This information was given in a written reply by the Union Minister of Consumer Affairs, Food & Public Distribution, Shri Ram Vilas Paswan in Lok Sabha today.
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Google’s Chrome mobile browser comes loaded with several features. For example, it’s possible to create quote cards to share text with others using the app. Previously the feature was available under a flag, but recently, Chrome has pushed the feature to the stable channel. So anyone that has Chrome installed on their mobile device can take advantage of the feature.
Creating quotes from websites is specific to Android mobile phones, and it’d help if you’re the latest version of Chrome, so if you have an iOS device and using Google’s mobile browser right now, you can’t take advantage of the feature.
Step 1: Open the Google Play Store app on your phone and search for Chrome. You should see an Update button underneath if an update is available. If that’s not the case, the button should say Open.
Step 2: Once the update installs (if available), go back to Chrome and follow the steps below.
After enabling the flag, using the option to create quote cards is simple. Here’s how to create shareable quote cards.
Step 1: Launch the Chrome browser on your phone.
Step 2: Open any website you want to clip text to make quote cards.
Step 3: On the web page, long-press on the text and drag your finger to highlight the entire block of text you want to share.
Step 4: From the menu that appears above the selected text, click Share.
Step 5: You can share the text directly to social apps such as WhatsApp and Facebook. But we want to create a card instead. Tap the Create card option.
Step 6: That will create a standard card, including the selected text in quotation marks with the website and article details at the bottom.
Step 7: Swipe right to check out the different styles for your cards. However, you can’t edit these card styles. It would have been nice if Google allowed users to change background or add/remove certain elements. After this, you can only choose from a handful of options.
Step 8: After making changes, press on the Next button.
Step 9: You’ll need to decide what to do with the card you’ve just created. You can share it with your friends and family by pressing on one of the social apps you use frequently.
Step 10: Alternatively, you can choose to save the image to your device to use it later on. Or copy it to your clipboard.
Alternatively, there’s another trick Chrome for Android has up its sleeve that lets you share a favorite quote or something of interest with someone. With this option, you’ll be able to create a link that will open directly to that piece of text on a webpage. Here’s how to take advantage of it. The option is also available in Chrome for PC.
Step 1: Go to the webpage with the text you want to share with others on your mobile device.
Step 2: To highlight the text you wish to share, touch and hold on it and then drag your finger.
Step 3: Select ‘Share’ from the mini menu that appears.
Step 4: Now instead of selecting ‘Create card,’ make sure the Link icon at the top is activated (it should be blue).
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At 2. 30 pm on Thursday,Sachin Tendulkar called up Board secretary Sanjay Patel,as protocol and propriety demanded,and told him about his intention to retire from cricket after his 200th Test the one against the West Indies next month.
Are you sure? a stumped Patel was left repeating more than a couple of times as Tendulkar issued him precise,polite instructions on what needed to be done.
He told me that he wanted to announce his retirement. He had already spoken to the Board president and wanted BCCI to issue a statement and letter which he would mail,to be forwarded to the media, Patel said.
my 200th Test Match on home soil,as I call it a day.
I thank the BCCI for everything over the years and for permitting me to move on when my heart feels its time! I thank my family for their patience and understanding. Most of all,I thank my fans and well-wishers who through their prayers and wishes have given me the strength to go out and perform at my best.
The uneasy anticipation and looming inevitability of Sachin Tendulkar walking away from the sport after a quarter century of lording over it,had been in the air for some time now.
In fact,subtle pressure had been mounting on him,as first reported by The Indian Express on September 18,with top board functionaries and apparently even a selector having had the talk with him in the past few months.
However,no one in the board is known to have confronted the champion on the timing of his closely guarded decision,and it was generally considered a subject that officials only gingerly broached.
It is believed that board president N Srinivasan as well as Patel had spoken to the master blaster and assured him that the decision was up to him.
Sources close to the legend say that he had been waiting for that one-big knock to drop the curtains on an illustrious career,but after his struggles in the T20 Champions League,had arrived at the conclusion that the runs had dried up.
He realised after the Champions League that runs were not happening, one source said.
The years of workload had been taking a toll on his ageing body and there were signs of the final struggle. During the IPL this year,Tendulkar suffered an injury to his left hand. It happened in a match against Sunrisers Hyderabad in Mumbai when,after lofting leg-spinner Karan Sharma for a six,Tendulkar found it difficult to grip the bat and asked for the physios help.
He retired hurt and further checks revealed some swelling in his wrist and around a tendon in the left hand. Tendulkar was subsequently ruled out of all the remaining games,including the final. After Mumbais victory,the batsman announced his retirement from the IPL.
In August,he had flown to London for a surgery before resuming training and making a comeback in the CLT20.
His scores since returning were pale shadows of his glorious days.
In the last five T20 innings in the Champions League,his scores read: 15,35,0,5 and 15. In the Test series against Australia earlier this year,he looked out of sorts,getting starts but failing to convert. The highest he managed was 82 in Chennai.
Sources said he was waiting for one big knock before finally hanging his boots. But during the CLT20,he is said to have realised that his time was up.
The next few days though are expected to be a celebration of his career,as testimonials start getting written,and the farewell will be as wonderful as any he could have planned.
Tendulkar is scheduled to play his 200th at home in Mumbai,a venue where he realised his most-cherished dream of winning the World Cup. The West Indies are the chosen punchbags,should he rekindle his affair with big scores.
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import rdf from 'rdf-ext'
import N3Parser from 'rdf-parser-n3'
import fs from 'fs'
import { determineAllowedAgentsForModes, ModesCheckTask } from '../../../src/lib/authorization/determineAllowedAgentsForModes'
import { StoreManager } from '../../../src/lib/rdf/StoreManager'
function readFixture (filename: string): Promise<any> {
const bodyStream = fs.createReadStream(filename)
let parser = new N3Parser({
factory: rdf
})
let quadStream = parser.import(bodyStream)
return rdf.dataset().import(quadStream)
}
test('finds acl:accessTo modes for local agent group', async () => {
const dataset = await readFixture('test/fixtures/aclDoc-agent-group.ttl')
// const workGroupsGraph = await readFixture('test/fixtures/work-groups.ttl')
const task: ModesCheckTask = {
aclGraph: dataset,
resourceIsTarget: true,
contextUrl: new URL('https://example.com'),
targetUrl: new URL('https://example.com'),
storeManager: new StoreManager('example.org', {} as any)
}
const result = await determineAllowedAgentsForModes(task)
expect(result).toEqual({
'http://www.w3.org/ns/auth/acl#Read': [],
'http://www.w3.org/ns/auth/acl#Write': [],
'http://www.w3.org/ns/auth/acl#Append': [
'https://bob.example.com/profile/card#me',
'https://candice.example.com/profile/card#me',
'https://deb.example.com/profile/card#me'
],
'http://www.w3.org/ns/auth/acl#Control': []
})
})
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Aro te tongporum vet panongpolong elonga ako i es a God nge me eve avele.
1 Na titeik sivengare, riong elnga le apaltetonga pulua o esu esa a pen elonga, ma o panongpol. Na o mothong tova lomumuo nge toko alavusnga ako o ri ve, God Ioni i voth a or nge, kene ole panongpolong. Aveto aro thomu o tongporum vet or nge ole panongpolong aken, ako i es a God nge me eve avele. 2 Naro thomu o ate nge a God Ioni vava, e? Aro thomu o nongpol senu nge ole panongpolong. Na aro ve o ri ve Jisas Krais i velpol ini toko nunganga ake ru a ulue, aken ini toko ako God Ioni i voth a i nge. 3 Aveto tokokoe areko o oma riong ako i venen aken avele nge a Jisas, aken tamata le apaltetonga i voth a or nge, na o es a God nge me avele. O ranga ve ini a Krais ile ngarang ako nomenga o nongpol i ako ve, aro i es me, na ponange i velpol ol a ulue lale.
4 Na thomu tutukre, thomu ini a God ile na lomu mong or lale. Eneke God Ioni ako i voth a thomu nge, kene ile engenging i aolonga rintet nge a Satan ako i voth a ulue ake, kene ile engenging. 5 Na o ri inga nge ur ulue anga, eneke o panes inga vothung ulue anga, make areko o panes vothung ulue anga o nongal inga ole riong. 6 Aveto it ako ini a God ile. Na areko olemi mire nge ur ako God i sis ve aro o oma i, aro o nongal ler riong. Aveto areko or ini a God ile avele, aro o nongal ler riong avele. Na nge vothung inga aken, te pavurvur ako aro te ate nge Oni Riringa ako i pavelpol riong nunganga, na tamata kerenga areko o pavelpol riong le apaltetonga.
Aro ar sagu tokokoere, eneke God ia sagu tel it.
7 Na titeik sivengare, aro ar sagu pel, eneke vothung ako nge asaguong i es a God nge me. Na toko e ako ia sagu tokokoere, ini a God itun ako God i pavelpol mimiong ponganga a i nge, na ilemi mire senu nge ur ako God i sis ve aro i oma i. 8 Na toko e ako ia sagu tokokoere avele, aken ilemi mire nge ur ako God i sis ve aro i oma i, kene avele, eneke God ilemi alavusnga ini asaguong popepenga. 9 Na God i pathengal it ako ve, ia sagu rintet it, nge ako i pakeu Itun omolenga aken, a ulue me mo i sung mimiong ako aro ile vusonga avele a it nge, ako nge ile rinong. 10 Na vothung ako nge asaguong kene i vava, e? Ini vothung ako ar sagu a God, kene avele. Aveto ini vothung ako God ia sagu it, mako i pakeu Itun aken me, mo i sungpot isivenga ile mimiong, ako nge ler vothung kerenga eltetpotnga. 11 Na titeik sivengare, God ia sagu it venen aken, mako i sivenga ako aro it mun aro ar sagu pel. 12 Na toko e avele i thepol a God. Aveto aro ve ar sagu pel, aken God i voth a it nge, na ile vothung ako nge asaguong i alarorol a it nge.
13 Na lemir mire ako ve, te teo a God nge, na God i teo mun a it nge vene: Eneke i sungu isivenga Ioni a it nge. 14 Na te thepol ur ako God i oma i lale, ako ranga ve i pakeu Itun me, mo i velpol ini toko alavusnga ake ru a ulue ole Pamimionga, make te panongpol ol nge aken. 15 Na aro ve toko e i nutun ve, Jisas ini a God Itun, aken God i teo a i nge, na i teo mun a God nge. 16 Make ranga ve te thepol a God ile asaguong a it nge, na lemiro nge ile asaguong aken.
God ilemi alavusnga ini asaguong popepenga. Na toko e ako i mimi a asaguong lemi, aken i teo a God nge, na God i teo mun a i nge. 17 Na aro ve te teo a i nge venen aken, vothung ako nge asaguong, kene i alarorol a ler mimiong, eneke it ranga ve ini a Krais ake ru a ulue. Na i venen aken, mako aro te mit engeng nge nang ako aro te mit nge riong a God itheki. 18 Na asaguong ako i venen aken, ngeipong i voth a lemi avele, eneke aro ve vothung ako nge asaguong i voth engeng a toko e nge, aken i eltetpot ngeipong a i nge. Maken aro ve toko e i ngeip nge a God, aken ile asaguong nge a God i alarorol avele, eneke rongan i ngeip nge a God ve aro i paomelal i nge ile vothung kerenga.
19 Na it kene ar sagu a God tomo nge tokokoere, eneke God ia sagu tel it a mukaling. 20 Na aro ve toko e i ri ve ia sagu a God, aveto ini silal itein lemioonga e, aken ini toko le apaltetonga, eneke toko e ako ia sagu itein avele ako i thepol i nge itheki, i pavurvur mun avele ako aro ia sagu a God ako i thepol i nge itheki avele. 21 Na patorong ako te el i a i nge, kene i vene: Toko ako ia sagu a God, aro ia sagu mun itein lemioongare.
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- News Who is Monk Amogh Lila Das and Why Has ISKCON Banned Him?
- Travel Have you been to Vishveshwaraya Falls in Mandya yet? If not, this is the best time!
Manish Malhotra presented his elaborate regal collection, Ruhaaniyat - A Celebration Called Life at the ongoing FDCI India Couture Week 2020, which took a digital turn this year following the Covid-19 pandemic. The collection, which was a tribute to our diverse heritage and soulful artistry of the Indian craftsmen, had Janhvi Kapoor looking radiant and resplendent. The Gunjan Saxena actress was a part of the couture movie presented by Manish Malhotra and she took our breath away with her gorgeous veiled attire and graceful walk across the tastefully-done passageways of The Leela Palace, New Delhi.
Janhvi Kapoor was seen dressed in what seemed like an elaborate lehenga. The movie opens with her expressive face covered in the delicate veil, which set the tone of the movie inspired by the Nazakat (elegance) of Awadh and the vibrancy of Punjab. So, the movie was about the symphony between two contrasting elements and Janhvi Kapoor's attire and styling definitely captured the essence. She was definitely elegant in each frame and had all our attention.
Speaking about her ensemble, she wore a pastel-hued number that was accentuated by intricate and embellished threadwork. The ensemble was jewel-toned and was enhanced by gold-embossed motifs. Her attire highlighted the beautiful zari work and the blouse was so meticulously embellished. The attire was reminiscent of the old-world weddings and it evoked the royal nostalgia. Well, the movie certainly seemed like flipping through a hardbound picture book of the days of the Indian monarchy. The translucent delicate veil was certainly floor-touching with glittering border and it added to the old-world charm effect. While the attire seemed heavy, the jewellery was also detailed.
Janhvi Kapoor wore heavy jewellery crafted out of precious stones, gold, and diamond. She flaunted haar, choker, maathapatti, maangteeka, which were handcrafted. She also wore exquisite haathphool, statement rings, and a stunning bracelet. The makeup was highlighted by pink contoured cheekbones, matte pink lip shade, complementing eye shadow with mascara. The impeccable bun rounded out her avatar. So, what do you think about Janhvi Kapoor's attire and look? Let us know that.
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import { Component, h, Host, Prop } from '@stencil/core';
@Component({
styleUrl: 'dvn-app-space-message-card.scss',
tag: 'dvn-app-space-message-card',
})
export class DvnAppSpaceMessageCard {
@Prop() space;
render() {
const{space}=this;
return(
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<div class="d-flex align-items-center">
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leaned={true}
bordered={true}
src={space.logoUrl}
size={48}
text={space.name[0]}
/>
<slot />
</div>
</dvn-card>
</Host>
)
}
}
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Actor Sushant Singh Rajput, rumoured to the dating Rhea Chakraborty, responded obliquely to a question about his love life, telling BollywoodLife: "I'm not allowed to say. " But should we be taking this variation on 'no comment' as a yes? The Kai Po Che! actor clarified: "It's not that someone else is saying that I'm not allowed to say it. I cannot allow myself to say anything. " However, Sushant also hinted that perhaps it's too early to discuss his personal life, especially when it's in what he describes as a "nascent stage": "Right now, it's not right to say. People shouldn't start talking about things in a nascent stage as if they are very sure of it. Why to do that? "
Sushant and Rhea aren't co-stars yet but they have been part of each other's friend circles. They have been spotted hanging out together in and about Mumbai lately after which Pinkvilla reported in May that they're the new couple on the block. Quoting a source, Pinkvilla said: "Sushant is currently seeing Rhea Chakraborty. They have known each other for a while and they hit it off really well in the last few weeks. In fact, things moved from one thing to the other quite quickly and now, they are already dating each other. "
Rhea Chakraborty recently celebrated her birthday with Sushant Singh Rajput at a party in Mumbai and then in the hills with other friends in tow. There's a glimpse of Sushant in Rhea's birthday post for herself while Sushant also featured in one of her Instagram stories from her birthday trip, that said: "Happiest birthday. "
Sushant Singh Rajput dated Ankita Lokhande for six years before their split in 2016. On the work front, he will next be seen in Chhichhore, which releases on August 30.
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<gh_stars>0
{
"exam": "ENEM",
"year": 2018,
"tags": [],
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{ "type": "text", "data": "Com o avanço em ciência da computação, estamos próximos do momento em que o número de transistores no processador de um computador pessoal será da mesma ordem de grandeza que o número de neurônios em um cérebro humano, que é da ordem de 100 bilhões." },
{ "type": "text", "data": "Uma das grandezas determinantes para o desempenho de um processador é a densidade de transistores, que é o número de transistores por centímetro quadrado. Em 1986, uma empresa fabricava um processador contendo 100.000 transistores distribuídos em 0,25 cm<sup>2</sup> de área. Desde então, o número de transistores por centímetro quadrado que se pode colocar em um processador dobra a cada dois anos (Lei de Moore)." },
{ "type": "text", "data": "<small class=\"text-right\">Disponível em: www.pocket-lint.com. Acesso em: 1 dez. 2017 (adaptado).</small>" },
{ "type": "text", "data": "Considere 0,30 como aproximação para \\(\\log_{10}2\\). Em que ano a empresa atingiu ou atingirá a densidade de 100 bilhões de transistores?" }
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{ "type": "text", "data": "1999." }
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{ "type": "text", "data": "2002." }
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{ "type": "text", "data": "2026." }
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package com.gentics.mesh.plugin;
import io.vertx.core.Handler;
import io.vertx.ext.web.Router;
import io.vertx.ext.web.RoutingContext;
/**
* A REST Plugin is an plugin which will extend the REST API of Gentics Mesh.
*/
public interface RestPlugin extends MeshPlugin {
/**
* Note that this method will be invoked multiple times in order to register the endpoints to all REST verticles.
*/
default Router createGlobalRouter() {
return null;
}
/**
* Note that this method will be invoked multiple times in order to register the endpoints to all REST verticles.
*
* @return
*/
default Router createProjectRouter() {
return null;
}
/**
* Return a wrapped routing context.
*
* @param rc
* Vert.x routing context
* @return Wrapped context
*/
default PluginContext wrap(RoutingContext rc) {
return new PluginContext(rc, environment());
}
/**
* Return a wrapped routing context handler
*
* @param handler
* Handler to be wrapped
* @return Wrapped handler
*/
default Handler<RoutingContext> wrapHandler(Handler<PluginContext> handler) {
return rc -> handler.handle(wrap(rc));
}
/**
* Return the API name for the REST plugin. By default the plugin id will be used for the API name.
*
* @return name for the api
*/
default String restApiName() {
return id();
}
}
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<filename>tests/project/multiple-projects.nexss-test.js
module.exports = {
nexsstests: [
{
title: 'MultipleProjects',
params: [
'nexss Nexss/Test/MultipleProjects',
/"Hello1":"Hello 1 Test MultipleProjects","test":"test2","Hello2":"Hello 2 Test MultipleProjects"/,
],
},
{
title: 'MultipleProjects - long path to nexss file',
params: [
'nexss Nexss/Test/MultipleProjects/src/test.nexss',
/"Hello1":"Hello 1 Test MultipleProjects","test":"test2","Hello2":"Hello 2 Test MultipleProjects"/,
],
},
],
}
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javascript
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<gh_stars>10-100
---
html_meta:
"description": ""
"property=og:description": ""
"property=og:title": ""
"keywords": ""
---
# Routing
Routing is the mechanism which allows our application to call different
parts according to the requested URL.
Until now only saw applications that always give the same response to any
requested URL.
## Using `PATH_INFO`
The requested URL contains a `PATH_INFO` which is passed to our WSGI
application via the `environment` dictionary.
We can write our application as a giant case switch to match a specific
`PATH_INFO` to a specific behavior:
```python
def giant_wsgi_case_app(environ, start_response):
status = '200 OK' # HTTP Status
# HTTP Headers
headers = [('Content-type', 'text/plain; charset=utf-8')]
start_response(status, headers)
# The returned object is going to be printed
if environ['PATH_INFO'] == '/hello':
return [b"Hello World"]
elif environ['PATH_INFO'] == '/bye':
return [b"Good bye"]
elif ...
...
else:
start_response('404 Not Found', headers)
return [b"Not found"]
```
This would be very un-pythonic and cumbersome to extend. Essentially, this
problem is solved by all web framework with some kind of a routing
middleware. But before we examine how it is done by some of the most famous
WSGI frameworks, we implement a primitive routing middleware on our own.
### Exercise 4
A small improvement would be to replace the giant `if ... elif ... else`
with a dictionary and map a `PATH_INFO` to a callable. The middleware should use this mapping to call the correct WSGI callable.
````{admonition} Solution
:class: toggle
```python
def not_found(environ, start_response):
start_response('404 Not Found', [('Content-Type', 'text/plain')])
return [b'404 Not Found']
def hello_world(environ, start_response):
start_response('200 OK', [('Content-Type', 'text/plain')])
return [b"Hello World!\n"]
def greet_user(environ, start_response):
start_response('200 OK', [('Content-Type', 'text/plain')])
user = environ.get('USER')
return ["Welcome {}!\n".format(user).encode()] # response must contain bytes
URLS = {
"/": hello_world,
"/greeter": greet_user,
}
def app(environ, start_response):
handler = URLS.get(environ.get('PATH_INFO')) or not_found
return handler(environ, start_response)
```
````
While this solution is pretty primitive it is understand and extend.
Essentially, many WSGI framework have some kind of a `Mapping`
class which is responsible for this mechanism.
For example, in Django one defines in `urls.py` a list of patters,
which are a regular expression and callable `view`. Here is an
example from the most venerable Django polls tutorial:
```python
from django.conf.urls import url
from . import views
app_name = 'polls'
urlpatterns = [
url(r'^$', views.IndexView.as_view(), name='index'),
url(r'^(?P<pk>\d+)/$', views.DetailView.as_view(), name='detail'),
...
]
```
The `url` items are then matched by [django.urls.resolvers.ResolverMatch]
A similar approach is also taken by the more modern `aiohttp` (an
honorable reference, even though it's not a WSGI framework):
```python
from aiohttp import web
...
app = web.Application()
app.router.add_get('/', handle)
```
Pyramid does this too:
```python
with Configurator() as config:
config.add_route('hello', '/hello/{name}')
config.add_view(hello_world, route_name='hello')
app = config.make_wsgi_app()
```
Here `add_route` creates an association between a `route_name` and
a pattern. `add_view` connects the callable `hello_world` with the route
just created.
`Flask` and `Bottle` have an implicit way of adding `route` items to
the `Mapping`:
```python
from flask import Flask
app = Flask(__name__)
@app.route("/")
def hello():
return "Hello World!"
```
`app.route` adds the wrapped callable to the internal mapping inside the
`Flask` instance. In a later part of this course, we will examine later
how this decorator works.
## Working with URL parameters
So far, we have a simple routing middleware. But it can't work with
parameters, as seen in the Django and Pyramid examples above.
A middleware can modify the response or the environment. Modifying the latter,
we can pass new objects via the environment dictionary to the callable.
### Exercise 5
Modify the main app matching mechanism to use regular expression groups,
to match certain URL parts as groups. These groups are the URL args,
the application can make use of. For example, calling `/hello/` should return
`hello wolrd!`. Calling `/hello/frank` should return `/hello/frank!`.
```python
def hello(environ, start_response):
"""Like the example above, but it uses the name specified in the URL."""
# get the name from the url if it was specified there.
args = environ['myapp.url_args']
if args:
subject = escape(args[0])
else:
subject = 'World'
start_response('200 OK', [('Content-Type', 'text/html')])
return ['''Hello {}!'''.format(subject).encode()]
```
````{admonition} Solution
:class: toggle
```python
urls = [
(r'^$', index),
(r'hello/?$', hello),
(r'hello/(.+)/$', hello),
]
def application(environ, start_response):
path = environ.get('PATH_INFO', '').lstrip('/')
for regex, callback in urls:
match = re.search(regex, path)
if match:
environ['myapp.url_args'] = match.groups()
return callback(environ, start_response)
return not_found(environ, start_response)
```
````
[django.urls.resolvers.resolvermatch]: https://github.com/django/django/blob/f0ffa3f4ea277f9814285085fde20baff60fc386/django/urls/resolvers.py#L29
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The following are quarterbacks whom I have ranked significantly higher and lower compared to their ADP (average draft position). For my running backs, go here.
STOCK UP (I like more than ADP)
Lamar Jackson (My Rank=QB4 vs. ADP=QB20)
This ADP might be the strangest of all for me, as here’s a quarterback who just set the NFL record in rushing attempts in a season (*) while starting just seven games as a 21-year-old rookie, yet he’s not even being drafted as a top-15 QB. While that’s a testament to how deep the position is, few can match Jackson’s upside given his rushing ability (the cheat code for fantasy QBs). He led all quarterbacks in fantasy points per dropback last season, setting an all-time record in the process and a good distance from No. 2 on the list, Patrick Mahomes.
*It took Michael Vick just 123 attempts to run for 1,029 yards in 2006!
Jackson isn’t going to keep running quite as much as he did last year, but this recent scamper in the preseason suggests he’s not going to be overly conservative, either. Accuracy will remain an issue, but it should be much improved in Year Two, and it’s less important in a system that produced the most receiver target separation in the NFL after Jackson took over last season (and Mark Andrews is an emerging legit weapon). New OC Greg Roman has a history of producing big fantasy stats from running QBs, and the Ravens have what projects as the most favorable run schedule in football. There’s risk with Jackson in Superflex formats, but in standard leagues, I don’t understand why he’s not being drafted as a top-five QB, given his upside.
Jimmy Garoppolo (My Rank=QB10 vs. ADP=QB21)
He was intercepted on five straight passes during Wednesday’s practice, so his ADP is likely moving down. It’s not the first shaky practice report about Jimmy G, who’s also recovering from ACL surgery, so the drop is understandable — especially with a QB who’s not going to add anything with his legs. Still, Garoppolo is second in YPA (8.5) and fourth in passing success rate over eight starts with the 49ers, and the last time a QB entered the season fully grasped in Kyle Shanahan’s system, he won MVP. The YPA suggests a TD explosion could occur, and SF runs a fast-paced offense with emerging weapons and is in a division that could suddenly feature shootouts with Arizona and LA in a quarter of its games. Jimmy’s gonna put the moves on the NFL.
Josh Allen (My Rank=QB13 vs. ADP=QB22)
His reckless play is likely going to lead to injury at some point and he’s not going to record a league average YPA, but the Firebaugh product sure is fun to watch, and he’s going to score a ton of fantasy points with his current style. Allen was the No. 1 fantasy QB over the final six weeks last season (and ranked sixth in fantasy points per dropback on the year) and will be helped by the continuity of having the same OC and a favorable-looking fantasy schedule.
Deep threat John Brown was an ideal signing for the all-or-nothing Allen, who’s either chucking it deep or tucking to run more often than not (not always ideal for the Bills but arguably perfect for fantasy owners). Allen’s five carries inside the five-yard line were the second-most among quarterbacks (Dak Prescott had eight) last season, and he was a rookie who made just 11 starts.
STOCK DOWN (I like less than ADP)
Andrew Luck (My Rank=QB15 vs. ADP=QB5)
Just when his shoulder injury was seemingly behind him, Luck is dealing with a mysterious high-ankle injury that has been bothering him for three months and has his Week 1 status in question. A healthy Luck has MVP upside, but quarterback is also loaded with options (namely those who run) who possess a bunch of potential, and there’s simply no reason to invite an injury headache when so many other things are bound to eventually go wrong. The vague status here sounds less than encouraging, especially with the team’s history with Luck. After barely practicing all offseason, Luck is a bigger risk than his ADP indicates (even if it’s dropping some). The Colts finished first in offensive pace last year and added more weapons at receiver during the offseason, so Jacoby Brissett is suddenly on the fantasy scene in Superflex leagues.
Russell Wilson (My Rank=QB12 vs. ADP=QB6)
The Seahawks ranked last in passes per game last season and enter 2019 with the same offensive plan and system (with two very effective running backs) in place to win games. Wilson is terrific in real life, but he attempted just 206 passes over the final eight games last season (Ben Roethlisberger attempted 203 passes in December) and ran the ball a career-low 67 times in 2019 (he ran for one TD or fewer in three of the last four seasons).
No matter how good Wilson is, his TD% is one of the safest bets to regress in 2019, and with no projectable reason to expect a big increase in volume, it’s tough to treat him as an elite QB being mostly a game manager on one of the most run-heavy teams in football. Moreover, after averaging 103 rush attempts over his first four seasons, Wilson has averaged 78 over his last three, and it’s a trend likely to continue.
Drew Brees (My Rank=QB16 vs. ADP=QB8)
He’s 40-years-old and more of a caretaker at this point of his career, as New Orleans has enjoyed great success since becoming more of a run-heavy team. Brees managed just 6.7 YPA with a 7:5 TD:INT ratio over the final six games last year (playoffs included), and while maybe it was due to playing injured or just small sample noise, it could also be a major red flag that the decline phase is here. The Saints ranked in the bottom-10 in pass attempts per game last season, so even if Brees returns to his prime, his lack of volume (and even more importantly, any rushing ability) gives him far lower fantasy upside than at least a dozen passers in 2019, yet he’s still being drafted aggressively.
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On May 4, 2018, Sohail Tanvir had taken 6 for 14 for Rajasthan Royals against Chenani Super Kings. Adam Zampa had taken 6 for 19 for Rising Pune Supergiant also against SRH on May 10, 2016. Overall, Alzarri Joseph's 6-wicket haul was only the third time a bowler had taken 6 wickets in an innings in the IPL.
The icing on the cake for Mumbai Indians was that Alzarri Joseph was making his debut. He had never played in the IPL before and Lasith Malinga's absence meant MI decided to go in with the 22-year-old Alzarri Joseph. He has 24 wickets in 16 ODIs and 25 wickets in 9 Tests for the West Indies.
On Saturday, Alzarri Joseph was on fire as he ripped apart the SRH batting line-up. He dismissed David Warner off his first delivery in the IPL and was even on a hat-trick when he removed Deepak Hooda and Rashid Khan off succcessive deliveries.
Joseph closed the match with the wickets of Bhuvneshwar Kumar and Siddharth Kaul to finish with record-breaking figures. Not surprisingly, Alzarri Joseph was an easy choice for man-of-the-match award.
"It's a dream start. . can't get better than this. I just wanted to bowl to the plans," Joseph told the broadcasters in the post-match presentation ceremony. "When they said I was playing, I decided to keep it simple and back myself.
"When I got my first wicket, I had a muted celebration since I was focused on the game that we had to win. The boys are really playing well, lot of hard work, so all we need to do is go to the park and show them what we can do," he said.
Also See:
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english
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I'm already fluffing up some dust!
I've started hopping around, searching for dust that needs to be fluffed up. @fraenk has given me just the right amount of SP to prevent dust rewards from getting swept under the rug, and that's exactly what I'll be doing.
I'm watching a small number of accounts right now and I'm looking at both their outgoing and incoming votes to protect any potential dust that would get lost on payday.
I was born out of the necessity to protect the @steemkitten, her siblings and @googlybot from wasting their votes, but since that alone would be kind of boring, I've already started to watch over a bunch of other accounts, too.
Of course, I am taking some of the necessary precautions: I won't protect self-voted dust and I won't get involved with anything that has flags on it.
For now this is a test to dial in the SP/VP balance and there are some obvious limits to this.
What is "Dust"? Read this:
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english
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/*
Should be kept consistent with Input attributes section of
gv-mailweb/client/src/sass/styles.scss
*/
.gv-input-attribute {
display: inline-table;
margin: 4px 0;
font-family: "Helvetica Neue", Helvetica, Arial, "Lucida Grande", sans-serif;
}
.gv-input-attribute.block {
display: table;
}
.gv-input-attribute input,
.gv-input-attribute select {
width: 175px;
font-size: 14px;
}
.gv-input-attribute input.gv-input-checkbox {
width: 15px;
}
.gv-input-label {
display: table-cell;
text-align: right;
vertical-align: middle;
width: 200px;
padding-right: 10px;
font-size: 14px;
color: #777;
}
@media only screen and (max-width: 400px) {
.gv-input-label {
width: 160px;
}
}
.gv-input-wrapper {
display: table-cell;
text-align: left;
vertical-align: middle;
}
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css
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<filename>fishbase/ancistrus-sp./seriouslyfish.json
{"images":{"src":"http://www.seriouslyfish.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/03/ancistrus_species_l255_1-288x192.jpg"},"distribution":["","Known only from the middle section of the rio Xingu basin, Par\u00e1 state, Brazil."],"habitat":["","Inhabits shallow, fast flowing waters, where it lives among the rocky substrates."],"maintenance":["","A stream-type setup with a gravel or sand substrate and rounded stones and rocks would simulate its natural biotope, but it\u2019s equally at home in a planted tank. It does need well-oxygenated water with a lot of movement though and live plants tend not to do so well under these conditions. It will not do well without a degree of current running through the tank."],"diet":["","Prefers a more protein-rich diet than the majority of\u00a0Ancistrus\u00a0spp., so supplement quality, sinking dried foods with regular offerings of live and frozen foods such as\u00a0bloodworm, chopped mussel, prawn and similar."],"behaviour":["","A generally peaceful species. In a biotope setup good tankmates include characins such as Anostomus, Hemiodus, Semaprochilodus and Metynnis species, reophilic cichlids such as Retroculus\u00a0spp. and other Loricariids requiring similar conditions. Despite its peaceful nature, it\u2019s not the best general community, due to its rather specialised requirements. If you\u2019re keeping more than one, ensure each has it\u2019s own refuge to call home, and expect some territorial bickering."],"reproduction":["","Not an easy species to breed, and it\u2019s not been achieved very often in the hobby. It\u2019s therefore best to set up a separate spawning tank for a serious attempt. The best way to obtain a pair is to buy a group of at least 6 fish and grow them on together. A tank of around 30\u2033 x 12\u2033 x 12\u2033 will be needed, to allow the males to develop territories. Furnish the tank with plenty of caves and refuges, as like other Ancistrus, this is a cave spawner. Rock is the preferred material for the caves, but the fish will spawn in flowerpots, lengths of pvc piping etc. if no rock is available. What is important is that the entrances must be only slightly larger than the fish. The water should be soft, acidic, very well oxygenated and turbulent. The pH should be around 6.0-6.5 and the temperature 80-84\u00b0F. There\u2019s no need to use a substrate."," Condition the fish with plenty of live and frozen foods. Once the fish sex out, you may wish to leave just a single male in the tank with 2 or more females, or much fighting can occur and the fish might not breed.","If the fish are kept in the correct conditions and fed a good diet, they\u2019ll often spawn without any further interference. The males will choose caves and defend them vigorously against other males, whilst conversely trying to entice females inside. A successful male will be ejected from his cave briefly, whilst the female goes inside to lay her eggs. When she\u2019s finished, the male re-enters the cave and fertilises them. The female plays no further part in broodcare, the male assuming sole responsibility for defending the cave against intruders, and tending to the eggs. This he does almost constantly, fanning them vigorously with his fins. He may also allow more females to deposit their eggs in the cave, and will care for all diligently. In fact it\u2019s been suggested that females are more likely to spawn with a male that is already guarding eggs or fry, and some have even hypothesised that the characteristic tentacles on the head of male Ancistrus are lures to prospective mates, being designed to resemble juvenile fish.","The eggs are large and orange, and hatch in 4-5 days. The fry then remain in the cave, under the protection of the male for another few days, until they\u2019ve used up their yolk sacs. At this point brood care usually, though not always, ceases and the fry will need heavy feedings of greenstuffs, such as blanched spinach, cucumber slices and algae wafers and small aquatic invertebrates such as microworm or brine shrimp nauplii. Ensure that food is available at all times, as the fry are voracious feeders and can easily starve if not provided with a constant supply of food. They can be left in the spawning tank if you wish, as the adults will not harm them, or they can be moved to a separate rearing tank containing identical water. Brood size can vary, but expect at least 40-50 fry. Be prepared to move some of them to separate tanks if differences in growth rate become apparent, as the larger fish will outcompete the smaller for food.","If you\u2019re having trouble spawning these, try conducting a large (50-70%) water change with cool water, simulating the infux of colder water the rainy season brings in nature. Repeat every few days until the fish spawn."],"create_time":1426710107.92491}
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json
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<reponame>anselmrothe/dtm
[{"Similarity":"0.993","Title":"Prototype Abstraction in Category Learning","Year":2001},{"Similarity":"0.993","Title":"Memory for exemplars in category learning","Year":2016},{"Similarity":"0.992","Title":"Investigating Dissociations Betweend Perceptual Categorization and Explicit Memory","Year":2001},{"Similarity":"0.991","Title":"Abstraction versus Selective Attention in Classification Learning","Year":2005},{"Similarity":"0.991","Title":"Impulsivity and Overall Similarity Classification","Year":2013},{"Similarity":"0.99","Title":"Does incidental training increase the prevalence of overall similarity classification A re-examination of <NAME> (1984)","Year":2014}]
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json
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//== 登录 Class
var login = function () {
/**
* 登录失败累计多少次后需要输入验证码后才可以登录
* @type {number}
*/
var loginAttemptsVerificationCode = 5;
/**
* 登录尝试次数
* @type {number}
*/
var loginAttempts = 0;
//== 私有函数
/**
* 显示提示信息
*
* @param form 表单
* @param type 提示类型
* @param msg 文字
*/
var showMsg = function (form, type, msg) {
var alert = $('<div class="alert alert-' + type + '" role="alert">\
<button type="button" class="close" data-dismiss="alert" aria-label="Close"></button>\
<span></span>\
</div>');
form.find('.alert').remove();
alert.prependTo(form);
KTUtil.animateClass(alert[0], 'fadeIn animated');
alert.find('span').html(msg);
};
/**
* 表单验证
* @param $form {object} 表单对象
* @param data {object} 表单内容
* @return {boolean} true/false
*/
var validate = function ($form, data) {
if (KTUtil.isBlank(data.username)) {
showMsg($form, 'danger', '请输入用户名');
return false;
}
if (KTUtil.isBlank(data.password)) {
showMsg($form, 'danger', '请输入密码');
return false;
}
if (loginAttempts >= loginAttemptsVerificationCode && KTUtil.isBlank(data.code)) {
showMsg($form, 'danger', '请输入验证码');
return false;
}
return true;
};
/**
* 登录
*/
var login = function () {
var $form = $('form');
var data = {
username: $form.find('[name="username"]').val(),
password: $form.find('[name="password"]').val(),
code: $form.find('[name="code"]').val(),
rememberMe: $form.find('[name="rememberMe"]').prop('checked')
};
if (validate($form, data)) {
data.password = <PASSWORD>(data.password);
var $btnLogin = $('#btn-login');
KTUtil.setButtonWait($btnLogin);
KTUtil.ajax({
url: basePath + '/login',
type: 'post',
data: data,
needAlert: false,
error: function (XMLHttpRequest, textStatus, errorThrown) {
KTUtil.offButtonWait($btnLogin);
showMsg($form, 'danger', '网络异常，请稍后重试');
},
fail: function (res) {
loginAttempts++;
KTUtil.offButtonWait($btnLogin);
if(loginAttempts >= loginAttemptsVerificationCode || '请输入验证码' === res.message){
// 登录失败次数达到设定值,需要输入验证码才能登录
$('.verification-group').removeClass('kt-hide');
changeVerificationCode();
}
showMsg($form, 'danger', res.message);
},
success: function (res) {
showMsg($form, 'success', '登录成功');
if (KTUtil.isNotBlank(basePath)) {
window.location.href = basePath;
} else {
window.location.href = '/';
}
}
});
}
};
/**
* 更换验证码
*/
var changeVerificationCode = function () {
$('.verification-code img').attr('src', basePath + '/get/verification/code?' + new Date().getTime());
};
//== 公开函数
return {
init: function () {
try{
loginAttemptsVerificationCode = Number($('#loginAttemptsVerificationCode').val());
}catch (e) {}
$('#btn-login').click(function () {
login();
});
$('.verification-code img').click(function () {
changeVerificationCode();
});
}
};
}();
//== Class 初始化
$(document).ready(function () {
login.init();
});
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javascript
|
<reponame>chrilves/gospeak
@import gospeak.core.domain.User
@import gospeak.core.domain.utils.Constants.Placeholders
@(speakers: Seq[User], id: User.Id, call: Option[User => Call] = None)
@(speakers.find(_.id == id), call) match {
case (Some(user), Some(url)) => {<a href="@url(user)" title="@user.nameAndCompany" data-toggle="tooltip"><img src="@user.avatar.url.value" alt="@user.name.value avatar" class="u-sm-avatar rounded-circle"></a>}
case (Some(user), None) => {<span title="@user.nameAndCompany" data-toggle="tooltip"><img src="@user.avatar.url.value" alt="@user.name.value avatar" class="u-sm-avatar rounded-circle"></span>}
case (None, _) => {<span title="Unknow user" data-toggle="tooltip" data-user-id="@id.value"><img src="@Placeholders.unknownUser" alt="Unknown user avatar" class="u-sm-avatar rounded-circle"></span>}
}
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html
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import React from 'react';
import { FormattedMessage } from 'react-intl';
import { PropertyGroup } from '../../components';
import css from './ListingPage.css';
const SectionType = props => {
const { listingType } = props;
const listingTypeFormatted = listingType == 'common' ?
<FormattedMessage id="ListingPage.listingTypeCommon" /> :
<FormattedMessage id="ListingPage.listingTypePrivate" />;
return (
<div className={css.sectionType}>
<h2 className={css.typeTitle}>
<FormattedMessage id="ListingPage.listingTypeTitle" />
</h2>
<p>{listingTypeFormatted}</p>
</div>
);
};
export default SectionType;;
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{"questions": [{"player_1": {"name": "<NAME>", "player_stat": 21.63}, "player_2": {"name": "<NAME>", "player_stat": 36.52}, "stat": "average", "skill": "BAT", "question_text": "Who has the better batting average?", "greater": true}, {"player_1": {"name": "<NAME>", "player_stat": 0.0}, "player_2": {"name": "<NAME>", "player_stat": 0.0}, "stat": "maidens", "skill": "BOWL", "question_text": "Who has bowled more maidens?", "greater": true}, {"player_1": {"name": "<NAME>", "player_stat": 4.0}, "player_2": {"name": "<NAME>", "player_stat": 4.0}, "stat": "fifties", "skill": "BAT", "question_text": "Who has scored more fifties?", "greater": true}, {"player_1": {"name": "<NAME>", "player_stat": 0.0}, "player_2": {"name": "<NAME>", "player_stat": 0.0}, "stat": "hundreds", "skill": "BAT", "question_text": "Who has scored more hundreds?", "greater": true}, {"player_1": {"name": "<NAME>", "player_stat": 100.0}, "player_2": {"name": "<NAME>", "player_stat": 75.0}, "stat": "highest", "skill": "BAT", "question_text": "Who has the greater highest score?", "greater": true}, {"player_1": {"name": "<NAME>", "player_stat": 1.0}, "player_2": {"name": "<NAME>", "player_stat": 2.0}, "stat": "zeroes", "skill": "BAT", "question_text": "Who has more ducks?", "greater": true}, {"player_1": {"name": "<NAME>", "player_stat": 0.0}, "player_2": {"name": "<NAME>", "player_stat": 5.0}, "stat": "hundreds", "skill": "BAT", "question_text": "Who has scored more hundreds?", "greater": true}, {"player_1": {"name": "<NAME>", "player_stat": 36.16}, "player_2": {"name": "<NAME>", "player_stat": 21.08}, "stat": "average", "skill": "BAT", "question_text": "Who has the better batting average?", "greater": true}, {"player_1": {"name": "<NAME>", "player_stat": 2.0}, "player_2": {"name": "<NAME>", "player_stat": 0.0}, "stat": "zeroes", "skill": "BAT", "question_text": "Who has more ducks?", "greater": true}, {"player_1": {"name": "<NAME>", "player_stat": 13.1}, "player_2": {"name": "<NAME>", "player_stat": 25.0}, "stat": "strike_rate", "skill": "BOWL", "question_text": "Who has the better bowling strike rate?", "greater": false}, {"player_1": {"name": "<NAME>", "player_stat": 170.0}, "player_2": {"name": "<NAME>", "player_stat": 148.0}, "stat": "fours", "skill": "BAT", "question_text": "Who has hit more fours?", "greater": true}, {"player_1": {"name": "<NAME>", "player_stat": 65.0}, "player_2": {"name": "<NAME>", "player_stat": 23.0}, "stat": "wickets", "skill": "BOWL", "question_text": "Who has taken more wickets?", "greater": true}, {"player_1": {"name": "<NAME>", "player_stat": 0.0}, "player_2": {"name": "<NAME>", "player_stat": 2.0}, "stat": "hundreds", "skill": "BAT", "question_text": "Who has scored more hundreds?", "greater": true}, {"player_1": {"name": "<NAME>", "player_stat": 2.0}, "player_2": {"name": "<NAME>", "player_stat": 0.0}, "stat": "zeroes", "skill": "BAT", "question_text": "Who has more ducks?", "greater": true}, {"player_1": {"name": "<NAME>", "player_stat": 0.0}, "player_2": {"name": "<NAME>", "player_stat": 1.0}, "stat": "maidens", "skill": "BOWL", "question_text": "Who has bowled more maidens?", "greater": true}, {"player_1": {"name": "<NAME>", "player_stat": 785.0}, "player_2": {"name": "<NAME>", "player_stat": 1709.0}, "stat": "runs_given", "skill": "BOWL", "question_text": "Who has given away less runs?", "greater": false}, {"player_1": {"name": "<NAME>", "player_stat": 140.0}, "player_2": {"name": "<NAME>", "player_stat": 132.17}, "stat": "strike_rate", "skill": "BAT", "question_text": "Who has the better batting strike rate?", "greater": true}, {"player_1": {"name": "<NAME>", "player_stat": 19.25}, "player_2": {"name": "<NAME>", "player_stat": 40.53}, "stat": "average", "skill": "BOWL", "question_text": "Who has the better bowling average?", "greater": false}, {"player_1": {"name": "<NAME>", "player_stat": 22.94}, "player_2": {"name": "<NAME>", "player_stat": 28.41}, "stat": "average", "skill": "BOWL", "question_text": "Who has the better bowling average?", "greater": false}, {"player_1": {"name": "<NAME>", "player_stat": 1.0}, "player_2": {"name": "<NAME>", "player_stat": 3.0}, "stat": "zeroes", "skill": "BAT", "question_text": "Who has more ducks?", "greater": true}]}
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<filename>enduser/troubleshoot/launcher/client/tsmfc.cpp
//
// MODULE: tsmfc.cpp
//
// PURPOSE: Imitate the MFC string resource functions that are not available
// in Win32 programs.
//
// PROJECT: Local Troubleshooter Launcher for the Device Manager
//
// COMPANY: Saltmine Creative, Inc. (206)-633-4743 <EMAIL>
//
// AUTHOR: <NAME>
//
// ORIGINAL DATE: 2-26-98
//
//
// Version Date By Comments
//--------------------------------------------------------------------
// V0.1 - RM Original
///////////////////////
#include <windows.h>
#include "tsmfc.h"
int AfxLoadStringA(UINT nID, LPSTR lpszBuf, UINT nMaxBuf)
{
LPCSTR lpszName = MAKEINTRESOURCEA((nID>>4)+1);
HINSTANCE hInst;
int nLen = 0;
// Unlike MFC, this function call is guarenteed to work.
// AfxGetResourceHandle gets the handle that was passed
// to DllMain().
hInst = AfxGetResourceHandle();
if (::FindResourceA(hInst, lpszName, (LPCSTR)RT_STRING) != NULL)
nLen = ::LoadStringA(hInst, nID, lpszBuf, nMaxBuf);
return nLen;
}
int AfxLoadStringW(UINT nID, LPWSTR lpszBuf, UINT nMaxBuf)
{
LPCWSTR lpszName = MAKEINTRESOURCEW((nID>>4)+1);
HINSTANCE hInst;
int nLen = 0;
// Unlike MFC, this function call is guarenteed to work.
// AfxGetResourceHandle gets the handle that was passed
// to DllMain().
hInst = AfxGetResourceHandle();
if (::FindResourceW(hInst, lpszName, (LPCWSTR)RT_STRING) != NULL)
nLen = ::LoadStringW(hInst, nID, lpszBuf, nMaxBuf);
return nLen;
}
HINSTANCE AfxGetResourceHandle()
{
extern HINSTANCE g_hInst;
return g_hInst;
}
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"""
Copyright 2016-2017 Amazon.com, Inc. or its affiliates. All Rights Reserved.
Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"). You may not use this file except in compliance with the License. A copy of the License is located at
http://aws.amazon.com/apache2.0/
or in the "license" file accompanying this file. This file is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. See the License for the specific language governing permissions and limitations under the License.
"""
from cfn_tools.odict import ODict
from copy import deepcopy
import pickle
import pytest
def test_get_set():
"""
It should at least work the same as a dict
"""
case = ODict()
case["one"] = 1
case["two"] = 2
assert len(case.keys()) == 2
assert case["one"] == 1
def test_list_constructor():
"""
We should be able to construct one from a tuple of pairs
"""
case = ODict((
("one", 1),
("two", 2),
))
assert len(case.keys()) == 2
assert case["one"] == 1
assert case["two"] == 2
assert case["two"] == 2
def test_ordering():
"""
Ordering should be left intact
"""
case = ODict()
case["z"] = 1
case["a"] = 2
assert list(case.keys()) == ["z", "a"]
def test_ordering_from_constructor():
"""
Ordering should be left intact
"""
case = ODict([
("z", 1),
("a", 2),
])
assert list(case.keys()) == ["z", "a"]
def test_constructor_disallows_dict():
"""
For the sake of python<3.6, don't accept dicts
as ordering will be lost
"""
with pytest.raises(Exception, match="ODict does not allow construction from a dict"):
ODict({
"z": 1,
"a": 2,
})
def test_explicit_sorting():
"""
Even an explicit sort should result in no change
"""
case = ODict((
("z", 1),
("a", 2),
)).items()
actual = sorted(case)
assert actual == case
def test_post_deepcopy_repr():
"""
Repr should behave normally after deepcopy
"""
dct = ODict([("a", 1)])
dct2 = deepcopy(dct)
assert repr(dct) == repr(dct2)
dct2["b"] = 2
assert repr(dct) != repr(dct2)
def test_pickle():
"""
Should be able to pickle and unpickle
"""
dct = ODict([
("c", 3),
("d", 4),
])
data = pickle.dumps(dct)
dct2 = pickle.loads(data)
assert dct == dct2
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LEGISLATIVE BUSINESS. -THE HINDU LAW OF INHERITANCE (AMENDMENT) BILL.
Sir, if that be the only reason for bringing in this measure, it may be contended that, even without any special legislation here, the comm. unities concerned would be entitled to the law as it is in Madras being applied to them here also; for, the principle of law is that migrating families carry with them their personal law wherever they go. Sir, it is perhaps now difficult to prove, though easy to guess the migration of these families, at this distance of time. Further, it is also not quite clear what communities would be affected by this enactment. That question has to be carefully considered. Mr. Pacode Narayana Pillai has been drawing attention to certain communities in South Travancore who follow Hindu Law, but modified very much by custom. I may draw the attention of the House to certain other communities, which are not so articulate as the communities referred to by Mr. Pacode Narayana Pillai, for example, some of the depressed class communities, who There are numerous comfollow the Hindu Law modified by custom. munities of that kind in regard to whom we are not now in a position to know definitely the extent to which the Hindu Law is followed. I must say, Sir, that, in regard to some of these communities, the Courts have been indiscreminately applying Hindu Law without regard to custom. My submission, Sir, is that, the Courts ought to bave given precedence to custom in the case of these communities, apart from the written text of the Hinu Law. I would therefore request the House first to consider the question of the couimunities to which this Bill is sought to be applied. In the case of communities like the Brahmins and Vellalas having relations in British India, they would only be glad to fall into line with their brothern beyond the ghats. But, with respect to other communities practically confined to Travancore, it is desirable that their wishes are ascertained and their views are understood before their law is changed. We shall not be justified in ignoring their wishes in the matter and in riding roughshod over their feelings.
MR. S. CHATTANATHA `KARAYALAR (Shencotta): May I ask whether local custom having the force of law will be superseded by this Bill?
MR. P. K. NARAYANA PILLAI (Ambalapuzha I). I am only submitting. Sir, that even the prejudices of such communities should be respec. ted if they are for no change, custom or no custom. I can understand the position of communities who know their own position in law and who are aware of the change in British India. They know what they want and so demand the change. But, what about communities like the Kuravas and the Parayas who follow Hindu Law without any knowledge of the changes recently introduced in Hindu Law? I submit the Legislature would not be justified in forcing this piece of legislation on such communities, at any rate before they are fully informed of it. In other That is the only risk which, I think, we have to take into account, in attempting an enactment like the one now before the House. respects, personally speaking, Sir, I am glad to see that the rank in the grade of inheritance is raised in the case of persons who stand to benefit by this measure. Natural justice demands such promotions Vol. III. No. 11,
984 THE TRAVANCORE SRI MULAM ASSEMBLY [7TH AUGUST 1934.
[Mr. P. K. Narayana Pillai.]
over others. Only, ultimately, it should not turn out that we have imposed this legislation on a set of people who did not want it. That is the point.
DEPUTY PRESIDENT: Are you speaking, Mr. Sivatanu Pillai? MR. M. SIVATANU PILLAI (Tovala): No, Sir.
DEPUTY PRESIDENT: Do you propose to speak, Mr. Easwara
Pillai ?
MR. A. EASWARA PILLAI (Kalkulam II): No, Sir. DEPUTY PRESIDENT: Mr. Kesava Sastri ?
MR. T. T. KESAVAN SASTRI (Nominated): No, Sir.
DEPUTY PRESIDENT: The Law Member.
MR. KAYALAM PARAMESVARAN PILLAI (Additional Head Sirkar Vaki): Sir, the position of Government in this matter is, I must say, rather delicate at present. Personally speaking, I am in full sympathy with Mr. Chidambaram Pillai's Bill. For that matter, if I am allowed to have my own way in this matter. I may agree to the present law and custom being completely revised and to the whole system being thoroughly overhauled so that man and woman may have equal rights in the inatter of inheritance.
Sir, I am probably digressing from the matter before the House. Sir, as I was submitting, Sir, the position of Government is very delicate. Because, while they do not want to stand in the way of any community seeking to bring wholesome changes in its law, they have to be convinced, before they give their support to such a measure, that the bulk of the communities affected, or at least a majority of the community are in favour of the proposed change.
It was mentioned here that the law has been changed in British India.. No doubt, ordinarily, that would have been a very good reason. But, as has been pointed out by Mr. P. K. Narayana Pillai, and to some extent by Mr. Thanu Pillai also, there are many Travancore communities too to whom this Bill, if passed, may apply. They are of Travancore only and have no relationship with the people in British India. Therefore, the mere fact that the law has been changed in British India is scarcely an adequate ground for bringing about the change here, especially in regard to communities which have nothing to do with British Indian people.
Sir, it must not be understood that I am opposing this measure. I only submit, for the information of the promoters of this Bill that, in this matter, the position of the Government is very delicate. If they want the Government to come forward and support this measure, they must. satisfy Government that, not merely is there a similar enactment in British India or in Mysore, but that the followers of the Mitakshara law in Travancore are, in bulk or in majority, in favour of this measure. In the present circumstances, the position of Government can only be described as one of armed neutrality, not one of indifference. The
LEGISLATIVE BUSINESS-THE HINDU LAW OF INHERITANCE 985 (AMENDMENT) BILL.
moment they are satisfied that the bulk or the majority of the com. munities concerned are in favour of the measure, Government will give their full support to this Bill. Also, if they find that the communities are against this Bill, Government will oppose it.
It was suggested by Mr. Sambasiva Aiyar that the scope of the Bill might be extended, and that the Select Committee might be empowered to effect a complete change in the system of inheritance applicable to the communities following the Mitakshara law. Sir, I am very doubtful about that. It will hardly be justifiable considering the very narrow scope of the Bill that the mover has placed before the House. It seeks only to give proper places to certain sets of heirs. It does not seek to go beyond that.
However, it is beyond me to say whether it is within the scope or not. For my part I should express my view that a general revision of the whole system of inheritance does not arise in this Bill. The only question in this case is whether or not to accept the order of inheritance proposed in the Bill. Then again, regarding the question of evidence being taken, it is suggested that the Select Committee may take evidence for ascertaining the mind of the community. But I have doubts about that. The Select Committee cannot examine any person for the purpose of evidence because the Committee's functions are somewhat limited. I will draw attention to the provision of the legislative rules which deals with the Select Committee's function of taking evidences. That is in paragraph 90 of the Manual. Standing order 35, Sub-part 4:
"A Select Committee may hear expert evidence and representatives of any special interests affected by the measures before them and may for the purpose of obtaining information invite any person to be present at its sittings."
This is all the power which the Select Committee has got and I doubt very much whether that power can be converted into a power of taking evidence to find the general consent or dissent of the members of the community, by the proposed committee. I said that the Goattention to this fact for one particular reason. vernment's position is one of armed neutrality. If the Government are satisfied that a majority of the community supports this measure, they will support it in the later stages of the Bill. If they are not satisfied, I fear the Government may have to drop their present attitude of neutrality and take up arms against the measure.
MR. A. THANU PILLAI (Trivandrum-Rural); What is the Government's position row ?
MR. KAYALAM PARAMESVARAN PILLAI (Additional Head Sirkar Vakil): Armed neutrality. I may offer one word of advice to the promoters of this Bill. If they want the support of the Government, they must get the support of the bulk of the communities to be affected. It is not merely through the evidence that may be tendered to the Select Committee, not merely by the examination of a few persons as expert persons, but it is by a general awakening of the communities
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Olympic gold medallist Abhinav Bindra, who called on President Pratibha Patil along with his father Dr A S Bindra and mother Babli on Thursday morning, denied reports that his gun was tampered with before the final of the 10 metres Air Rifle event at the Beijing Olympics.
"No, it is not true at all. I am not aware of any such thing," he said.
"As I said, everything went off well; hence, there is no need to comment on everything about which I am not sure of. Why bother?"
Abhinav, who scored a thrilling come-from-behind victory in the 10 metres air rifle event on Monday to earn India its first individual Olympic gold medal, returned from Beijing in the wee hours of Thursday morning to a hero's welcome and hours later met with the President.
"My meeting with President was good. She was very kind and gracious. She blessed me and hoped that I would do well in future as well," said Abhinav, in reply to a question from rediff.com about the meeting in the forecourt of the President's residence.
To another question he shot back: "Some people asked me if I believed that I could do it [win gold]. My answer is that I always believed that I could do it."
Abhinav's mother said she had no time to cook anything special for her son. "Once he is back to Chandigarh I will cook his favourite dishes. He has a series of meetings. He is meeting the vice-president, Mrs Sonia Gandhi and Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, and had just an omlette and bread in the morning," she added.
A S Bindra thanked the media for supporting Abhinav and the family and invited them to join the press conference at Kamal Mahal in Maurya Hotel at 1400 IST.
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import Level
import MACROS
def find_value(lvl:list): # Backtracking algorithm
playground = Level.level(lvl)#this is the main class that we will work on since this is a recursive function it will
#form different classes in each run
open_arr = playground.get_open() #Gets all the available positions for processing
if (len(open_arr) == 0): #If no other value is left
print("\n \t\t\t\t\tNUMBER OF ASIGNMENTS PERFORMED IN TOTAL IS "+ str(MACROS.ASSIGNED_VALUE_NUM)) #This holds how many times the algorithm assigns a value
return True
target = open_arr[0] #gets the first value on the arr in this way the algorithm will go from row to row
target_x = target[0]+1 # since my format on the matrix doesnt start from 0 , 0 and starts from 1 ,1 it converts it by adding 1
target_y = target[1]+1
for val in range(1,10): #This is a loop for deciding which value we will put into target spot it goes through
#1 to 10, and checks if its true
if playground.allokay(target_x,target_y,val): #MOST IMPORTANT PART
#This function returns true if the value can be placed at its position.
#It checks for the row ,column the box and its constraint area, If they all are okay it returns True
MACROS.ASSIGNED_VALUE_NUM += 1
playground.set_val(target_x,target_y,val) #since the value is okay the place it puts the val into the arr
if find_value(playground.get_level()): #This is the part that makes this function recursive this will
return True #if the functions open_arr is empty then it will return true
#Therefore all the functions before it will return true as well
print(str(playground)) #This is for tracking where the algorithm is
playground.set_val(target_x,target_y,0) #if the function came here without getting inside the if then its
#not the correct value because of the values before so it sets the
#value back to 0 and re evaluates
return False #this means no points result True therefore it backtracks to the value before
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The very first Spotlight Hour event of the month of April in Pokemon GO is scheduled to be held this week, with trainers preparing to encounter Exeggcute this time around. The other Spotlight Hour encounters in April are expected to involve Shellder, Trapinch, and Tangela. Recurring events such as Spotlight Hours are excellent opportunities for players in Pokemon GO to come across Pokemon that usually have low spawn rates.
During these events, the Pokemon featured in the limelight will appear in the wild around the player avatar with an increased spawn rate. This article jots down all of the available information regarding this week's Spotlight Hour event in Pokemon GO that features Exeggcute.
This week's Spotlight Hour event will showcase Exeggcute in the limelight, with the Egg Pokemon featuring an increased spawn frequency throughout the event. It is slated to be held on Tuesday, April 4, 2023 from 6:00 pm local time to 7:00 pm local time.
Introduced back in Generation I, Exeggcute is a dual-type Pokemon with a Grass and Psychic-type combination. As explained by Bulbapedia, it's essentially a group of six light pink "eggs" or plant seeds with various facial expressions. Pidgeotto and Crabrawler are known to be the Egg Pokemon's natural predators in the wild.
In Pokemon GO, players can evolve Exeggcute into Exeggutor with the help of 50 Exeggcute Candy. Given that Exeggcute will have an increased spawn rate during the upcoming event, players will soon have the perfect opportunity to gather the required amount of candy. Its evolved form is a strong option to have in one's battle party, and players won't want to miss out on the upcoming Spotlight Hour event.
Trainers are advised to evolve this Pokemon with the best stats and IV to get their hands on a formidable Exeggutor. Furthermore, lucky players can potentially come across shiny variants of Exeggcute in the April 4 Spotlight Hour event. This will also allow them a chance to evolve it into Shiny Exeggutor.
In preparation for the event, trainers should ensure that they have a surplus of PokeBalls and enough space in their Pokemon Storage Box so that they don't run out of either during the Spotlight Hour event. As such, the event bonus that they will be able to enjoy is 2x Catch Candy.
To further improve their returns from participating in this event, trainers can make use of certain in-game items such as Lucky Eggs to increase their XP gain over a short duration of time, Star Pieces to increase the amount of Stardust earned over a period of time, and Incense to increase the number of wild Pokemon spawns over a set amount of time.
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english
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The funds required for Shaala Darpan are being met out of the budget of Kendriya Vidyalaya Sangathan (KVS) and no specific budget allocation is made by the government for the purpose. KVS has informed that the data digitization with respect to the KVs located in all the states, including those in the State of Himachal Pradesh has been completed.
This information was given by the Union Human Resource Development Minister, Smt. Smriti Zubin Irani today in a written reply to a Lok Sabha question.
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english
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<reponame>iknoom/LeetCode-Solutions<filename>solutions/807/807-kir3i.py
class Solution:
def maxIncreaseKeepingSkyline(self, grid):
skyline = []
for v_line in grid:
skyline.append([max(v_line)] * len(grid))
for x, h_line in enumerate(list(zip(*grid))):
max_h = max(h_line)
for y in range(len(skyline)):
skyline[y][x] = min(skyline[y][x], max_h)
ans = sum([sum(l) for l in skyline]) - sum([sum(l) for l in grid])
return ans
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python
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{
"name": "creative-inc",
"version": "1.0.0",
"main": "index.js",
"license": "MIT",
"scripts": {
"build:jekyll": "JEKYLL_ENV=production bundle exec jekyll build",
"build:assets": "NODE_ENV=production webpack --mode production --config webpack.prod.config.js",
"build:datocms": "dato dump",
"build": "npm run build:datocms && npm run build:jekyll && npm run build:assets",
"start:assets": "NODE_ENV=development webpack --mode development --watch --config webpack.dev.config.js",
"start:jekyll": "bundle exec jekyll server --incremental",
"start:livereload": "livereload public -p 5678 -d",
"start:datocms": "bundle exec dato dump --watch",
"start": "bundle exec dato check && concurrently -p \"[{name}]\" -c \"blue,red,green,yellow\" -k -n jekyll,webpack,livereload,datocms \"npm run start:jekyll\" \"npm run start:assets\" \"npm run start:livereload\" \"npm run start:datocms\""
},
"dependencies": {
"imagesloaded": "^4.1.1",
"lory.js": "^2.2.1",
"masonry-layout": "^4.1.1",
"scroll-lazy": "^1.0.3"
},
"devDependencies": {
"@babel/core": "^7.12.3",
"@babel/preset-env": "^7.12.1",
"babel-loader": "^8.0.6",
"babel-preset-es2015": "^6.18.0",
"concurrently": "^5.0.0",
"css-loader": "^3.2.0",
"import-glob-loader": "^1.1.0",
"livereload": "^0.8.2",
"mini-css-extract-plugin": "^0.8.0",
"node-sass": "^4.12.0",
"sass-loader": "^8.0.0",
"style-loader": "^1.0.0",
"webpack": "^4.42.1",
"webpack-cli": "^3.3.9"
}
}
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json
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<reponame>jiveabillion/squidex
/*
* Squidex Headless CMS
*
* @license
* Copyright (c) Squidex UG (haftungsbeschränkt). All rights reserved.
*/
import { Component, OnDestroy, OnInit } from '@angular/core';
import { Subscription } from 'rxjs';
import {
AppContext,
AppDto,
AppsStoreService,
fadeAnimation,
ModalView
} from 'shared';
@Component({
selector: 'sqx-apps-menu',
styleUrls: ['./apps-menu.component.scss'],
templateUrl: './apps-menu.component.html',
providers: [
AppContext
],
animations: [
fadeAnimation
]
})
export class AppsMenuComponent implements OnDestroy, OnInit {
private appsSubscription: Subscription;
private appSubscription: Subscription;
public addAppDialog = new ModalView();
public appsMenu = new ModalView(false, true);
public apps: AppDto[] = [];
public selectedApp: AppDto | null;
constructor(
private readonly appsStore: AppsStoreService
) {
}
public ngOnDestroy() {
this.appsSubscription.unsubscribe();
this.appSubscription.unsubscribe();
}
public ngOnInit() {
this.appsSubscription =
this.appsStore.apps.subscribe(apps => {
this.apps = apps;
});
this.appSubscription =
this.appsStore.selectedApp.subscribe(app => {
this.selectedApp = app;
});
}
public createApp() {
this.appsMenu.hide();
this.addAppDialog.show();
}
}
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typescript
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package org.gooru.nucleus.handlers.copier.processors.repositories.activejdbc.dbhandlers;
import java.util.ResourceBundle;
import java.util.UUID;
import org.gooru.nucleus.handlers.copier.constants.MessageCodeConstants;
import org.gooru.nucleus.handlers.copier.processors.ProcessorContext;
import org.gooru.nucleus.handlers.copier.processors.events.EventBuilderFactory;
import org.gooru.nucleus.handlers.copier.processors.repositories.activejdbc.dbauth.AuthorizerBuilder;
import org.gooru.nucleus.handlers.copier.processors.repositories.activejdbc.entities.AJEntityContent;
import org.gooru.nucleus.handlers.copier.processors.repositories.activejdbc.validators.FieldValidator;
import org.gooru.nucleus.handlers.copier.processors.responses.ExecutionResult;
import org.gooru.nucleus.handlers.copier.processors.responses.MessageResponse;
import org.gooru.nucleus.handlers.copier.processors.responses.MessageResponseFactory;
import org.javalite.activejdbc.Base;
import org.slf4j.Logger;
import org.slf4j.LoggerFactory;
class CopyQuestionHandler implements DBHandler {
private final ProcessorContext context;
private AJEntityContent question;
private final Logger LOGGER = LoggerFactory.getLogger(CopyQuestionHandler.class);
private final ResourceBundle MESSAGES = ResourceBundle.getBundle("messages");
public CopyQuestionHandler(ProcessorContext context) {
this.context = context;
}
@Override
public ExecutionResult<MessageResponse> checkSanity() {
if (!FieldValidator.validateUser(context.userId())) {
LOGGER.warn("Anonymous user attempting to copy question.");
return new ExecutionResult<>(MessageResponseFactory.createForbiddenResponse(),
ExecutionResult.ExecutionStatus.FAILED);
}
if (!FieldValidator.validateId(context.questionId())) {
LOGGER.error("Invalid request, source question id not available. Aborting");
return new ExecutionResult<>(
MessageResponseFactory.createInvalidRequestResponse(MESSAGES.getString(MessageCodeConstants.CP001)),
ExecutionResult.ExecutionStatus.FAILED);
}
return new ExecutionResult<>(null, ExecutionResult.ExecutionStatus.CONTINUE_PROCESSING);
}
@Override
public ExecutionResult<MessageResponse> validateRequest() {
// Fetch the content where type is question and it is not deleted already and id is specified id
this.question = AJEntityContent
.findFirst(AJEntityContent.AUTHORIZER_QUERY, AJEntityContent.QUESTION, this.context.questionId(), false);
// Question should be present in DB
if (this.question == null) {
LOGGER.warn("Question id: {} not present in DB", context.questionId());
return new ExecutionResult<>(
MessageResponseFactory.createInvalidRequestResponse(MESSAGES.getString(MessageCodeConstants.CP012)),
ExecutionResult.ExecutionStatus.FAILED);
}
return AuthorizerBuilder.buildCopyQuestionAuthorizer(this.context).authorize(question);
}
@Override
public ExecutionResult<MessageResponse> executeRequest() {
final UUID userId = UUID.fromString(context.userId());
final UUID questionId = UUID.fromString(context.questionId());
Object newQuestionId = Base.firstCell(AJEntityContent.COPY_REFERENCE_QUESTION_QUERY, questionId, userId, context.tenant(), context.tenantRoot());
if (newQuestionId == null) {
return new ExecutionResult<>(MessageResponseFactory.createInternalErrorResponse(),
ExecutionResult.ExecutionStatus.FAILED);
}
return new ExecutionResult<>(MessageResponseFactory
.createCreatedResponse(newQuestionId.toString(), EventBuilderFactory.getCopyQuestionEventBuilder(newQuestionId.toString())),
ExecutionResult.ExecutionStatus.SUCCESSFUL);
}
@Override
public boolean handlerReadOnly() {
return false;
}
}
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java
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/*
Copyright 2017 Nervana Systems Inc.
Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
You may obtain a copy of the License at
http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
limitations under the License.
*/
#pragma once
#include <vector>
#include <string>
#include <opencv2/core/core.hpp>
extern std::vector<std::string> label_list;
std::vector<uint8_t> make_image_from_metadata(const std::string& metadata);
nervana::boundingbox::box
crop_single_box(nervana::boundingbox::box expected, cv::Rect cropbox, float scale);
void plot(const std::vector<nervana::box>& list, const std::string& prefix);
void plot(const std::string& path);
|
cpp
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import ReactDOM from 'react-dom'
import React from 'react'
import RosterComponent from './components/roster';
require('./scss/style.scss');
ReactDOM.render(<RosterComponent />, document.getElementById('container'))
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javascript
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.ɵɵelementStart(0, "div") // SOURCE: "/interpolation_with_pipe.ts" "<div>"
…
// TODO: Work out how to fix the broken segment for the last item in a template
.ɵɵelem // SOURCE: "/interpolation_with_pipe.ts" "</div>'"
…
.ɵɵpipeBind2(2, 1, 200.3, 2)) // SOURCE: "/interpolation_with_pipe.ts" "{{200.3 | percent : 2 }}"
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javascript
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The S&P BSE Sensex plunged over 100 points in morning trade following muted trend seen in other Asian markets. Check out the video for more information.
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english
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import { Injectable, RendererFactory2, Renderer2 } from '@angular/core';
//import { Observable, of } from 'rxjs';
import { Project } from '../data/project';
import { Process } from '../data/process';
import { Model } from '../data/model';
import { ProjectService } from '../service/project.service';
import { DataService } from '../service/data.service';
import { Observable, Subject, of, interval, merge } from 'rxjs';
import { UserLogEntry } from '../data/userlogentry';
import { UserLogType } from '../enum/enums';
import { RunProcessesResult, ProcessTableResult } from './../data/runresult';
@Injectable({
providedIn: 'root'
})
/**
* Manage Run process logic
*/
export class RunService {
constructor(private ps: ProjectService, private dataService: DataService, private rf: RendererFactory2) {
//this.iaMode = this.iaSubject.asObservable();
this.ps.iaModeSubject.subscribe({
next: (newVal) => {
// console.log(newVal);
}
});
//this.iaSubject.next('stratum');
//this.reset();
let r: Renderer2 = rf.createRenderer(null, null)
r.listen(document, 'document:keydown', (evt) => { console.log(evt); this.runToHere(); })
}
canAddProcess(): boolean {
return this.ps.selectedProject != null && this.ps.selectedModel != null &&
this.ps.getRunningProcess() == null && !this.ps.isResetting;
}
canRun(): boolean {
return this.canAddProcess() &&
this.ps.processes != null && this.ps.processes.length > 0;
}
run() {
let d = this.ps.activeProcess != null && this.ps.activeProcess.processDirty ? 1 : 0;
let idx: number = this.ps.getActiveProcessIdx() === null ||
this.ps.getActiveProcessIdx() - d == this.ps.processes.length - 1 ? 0 :
this.ps.getActiveProcessIdx() - d + 1;
this.runProcessIdx(idx, this.ps.processes.length - 1);
// If the active process is the last, use the first.
// Run from next to the active to the last process
}
runFromHere() {
let idxFrom: number = this.ps.getSelectedProcessIdx();
this.runProcessIdx(idxFrom, this.ps.processes.length - 1);
}
runThis(processIdx: number) {
// Run from this to this process
this.runProcessIdx(processIdx, processIdx);
}
getRunNextIdx(): number {
return this.ps.processes.length == 0 || this.ps.getActiveProcessIdx() === null ||
this.ps.getActiveProcessIdx() < this.ps.processes.length - 1 ?
this.ps.getActiveProcessIdx() + (this.ps.activeProcess.processDirty ? 0 : 1) : null;
}
canRunNext(): boolean {
return this.canRun() && this.getRunNextIdx() != null;
}
canRunFromHere(): boolean {
return this.canRun() && this.ps.getSelectedProcessIdx() != null &&
(this.ps.getSelectedProcessIdx() == 0 || this.ps.getSelectedProcessIdx() <= this.ps.getActiveProcessIdx() + 1);
}
runNext() {
let idx: number = this.getRunNextIdx();
if (idx != null) {
this.runProcessIdx(idx, idx);
}
// Run from the next to the next process.
}
getRunToHereIndexFrom(): number {
return this.ps.processes.length == 0 || this.ps.getSelectedProcessIdx() == null ? null :
this.ps.getActiveProcessIdx() == null ? 0 : Math.min(this.ps.getActiveProcessIdx() +
(this.ps.activeProcess.processDirty ? 0 : 1), this.ps.getSelectedProcessIdx());
}
getRunToHereIndexTo(): number {
return this.ps.getSelectedProcessIdx() != null ? this.ps.getSelectedProcessIdx() : null;
}
canRunToHere(): boolean {
return this.canRun() && this.ps.getSelectedProcessIdx() != null;
}
canRunThis(): boolean {
let idxFrom: number = this.getRunToHereIndexFrom();
let idxTo: number = this.getRunToHereIndexTo();
return idxFrom != null && idxTo != null && idxFrom == idxTo;
}
runToHere() {
let idxFrom: number = this.getRunToHereIndexFrom();
let idxTo: number = this.getRunToHereIndexTo();
if (idxFrom != null && idxTo != null) {
this.runProcessIdx(idxFrom, idxTo);
}
// If the active process is the last, use the first.
// Run from the next to the active to this process
}
canReset(): boolean {
return this.ps.runningProcessId == null &&
(this.ps.activeProcessId != null || this.ps.runFailedProcessId != null) && !this.ps.isResetting/* &&
this.ps.activeModelName != null && this.ps.selectedModel.modelName === this.ps.activeModelName*/;
}
async reset() {
this.ps.isResetting = true;
this.ps.runningProcessId = null;
// this.ps.activeModelName = null;
this.ps.handleAPI(await this.dataService.resetModel(this.ps.selectedProject.projectPath, this.ps.selectedModel.modelName).toPromise());
this.ps.runFailedProcessId = null;
this.dataService.log.length = 0;
this.dataService.logSubject.next('log-reset');
this.ps.iaMode = 'reset'; // reset interactive mode set to reset
this.ps.isResetting = false;
// Reset in backend
}
async runProcessIdx(iFrom: number, iTo: number) {
// this.ps.activeModelName = this.ps.selectedModel.modelName;
this.ps.runFailedProcessId = null;
// local cache of project, model and processes survives async environment if changed by user.
let projectPath: string = this.ps.selectedProject.projectPath;
let modelName: string = this.ps.selectedModel.modelName;
let processes: Process[] = this.ps.processes;
for (var i = iFrom; i <= iTo; i++) {
let p = processes[i];
this.ps.runningProcessId = p.processID;
//console.log("Run process " + p.processName + " with id " + p.processID);
this.dataService.log.push(new UserLogEntry(UserLogType.MESSAGE, "Process " + p.processName));
this.dataService.logSubject.next('log-message');
this.ps.iaMode = '';
let res: RunProcessesResult = this.ps.handleAPI(await this.dataService.runProcesses(projectPath, modelName, i + 1, i + 1).toPromise());
//console.log("run result: " + res);
//await new Promise(resolve => setTimeout(resolve, 1200));
// ask backend for new active process id
if (res.activeProcess === undefined) {
// getting empty object {} when interrupted by error
this.ps.runFailedProcessId = p.processID;
break;
} else {
if (this.ps.activeProcess.propertyDirty && this.ps.selectedProcess != null && this.ps.selectedProcess.processID == this.ps.activeProcessId) {
//if(this.ps.selectedProcess.processID == this.ps.activeProcessId) {
this.ps.updateProcessProperties(); // process properties may change on the selected process
}
let ia: string = res.interactiveMode;
if (ia.length > 0) {
this.ps.iaMode = ia;
}
}
}
this.ps.runningProcessId = null;
}
//runModel(idx) {
// call rstox active model and active project and process idx
// runProcess(projectPath, modelName, processId) -> status hints ("processtable", "processproperties", "log", "updatemapdata")
// { status: true;
// updateprocesstable:true;
// updateprocessproperties:true;
// updatelog:true; -- use getLastLogEntry
// updateMapdata:true;
// }
// do a update of gui based on the run response.
//}
//resetModel(processId) {
// send in first process id will the reset the model.
// call rstox active model and active project and process idx
// update activeProcessId from rstox
//}
addProcess() {
this.ps.addProcess();
}
}
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typescript
|
<gh_stars>10-100
import torch
import torch.nn as nn
import torch.nn.functional as F
from torch.autograd import Variable
class FocalLoss(nn.Module):
def __init__(self, gamma=2, alpha=0.25, size_average=True):
super(FocalLoss, self).__init__()
self.gamma = gamma
self.alpha = alpha
if isinstance(alpha,(float,int)): self.alpha = torch.Tensor([alpha,1-alpha])
if isinstance(alpha,list): self.alpha = torch.Tensor(alpha)
self.size_average = size_average
def forward(self, input, target):
if input.dim()>2:
input = input.view(input.size(0),input.size(1),-1) # N,C,H,W => N,C,H*W
input = input.transpose(1,2) # N,C,H*W => N,H*W,C
input = input.contiguous().view(-1,input.size(2)) # N,H*W,C => N*H*W,C
target = target.view(-1,1)
logpt = None
loss = None
logpt = F.log_softmax(input)
logpt = logpt.gather(1,target)
logpt = logpt.view(-1)
pt = Variable(logpt.data.exp())
if self.alpha is not None:
if self.alpha.type()!=input.data.type():
self.alpha = self.alpha.type_as(input.data)
at = self.alpha.gather(0,target.data.view(-1))
logpt = logpt * Variable(at)
loss = -1 * (1-pt)**self.gamma * logpt
if self.size_average: return loss.mean()
else: return loss.sum()
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python
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"use strict";
/*
* http://fooplugins.github.io/FooTable/docs/getting-started.html
*/
function footable_init() {
$('.footable').footable({
"filtering": {
"enabled": false
},
});
$('.footable-sort').footable({
"filtering": {
"enabled": true
},
});
}
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javascript
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On the software part, the Realme GT Neo 3 runs on Android 11 on top of Realme UI 3.0.
Realme X with 64MP camera will be unveiled in September.
The much anticipated Realme’s Narzo 50 smartphone has been launched in India.
Realme listed the Narzo 50A Prime smartphone on Amazon and teaser posts suggest that the handset will be coming with a larger display and a powerful chipset.
The Dizo Watch has identical specs to the Realme Watch 2 and can be available to get in India from 6th August on Flipkart. As for Dizo, it's Realme's first plan to build an ecosystem outside its primary branding.
The GT 2 smartphone from Realme is scheduled to arrive in India on May 4 and as per the rumours, the GT Neo 3 could also launch alongside.
The Realme C35 comes with a massive 5,000mAH battery with an 18W fast charging support.
The Flipkart listing also reveals some of the features that may come with either of the devices — a 5,000mAh battery, a 6.5-inch display and also a look at the rear cameras on both phones.
Realme is expected to announce a flagship phone that is powered by Snapdragon 855+ and has a 90Hz display.
The deal is a limited-time offer that might provide interested buyers with a brand new Lava AGNI 5G smartphone in exchange for a specific model from market leader Realme.
Realme could be planning a more affordable version of the Buds Air truly wireless earphones for global market but we don't know much about its technical specifications just yet.
The smartphone is tipped to launch with a 6.7-inch AMOLED Full HD+ display.
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english
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Women who gain excessive weight or develop diabetes during pregnancy are more likely to have obese children even when the babies start out at a normal size, a U. S. study suggests.
Previous research has linked greater pregnancy weight gain and blood sugar spikes - a hallmark of diabetes - to higher odds of having an overweight newborn. But the current study offers some of the first evidence that these factors can increase the obesity risk even in even healthy weight infants.
Researchers followed more than 13,000 normal weight babies for a decade.
About 49 percent were overweight at some point between ages 2 and 10, and 29 percent were obese, they found.
Children were about 29 percent more likely to be obese by age 10 when their mothers had diabetes during pregnancy, and they had 16 percent higher odds of obesity when their mother's pregnancy weight gain exceeded 40 pounds.
"It is a common belief that all normal weight babies have the same risk of becoming obese as children and adults," said lead study author Dr. Teresa Hillier of the Kaiser Permanente Center for Health Research in Portland, Oregon and Honolulu, Hawaii.
"This study shows that that isn't true," Hillier added by email.
When pregnant women gain lots of weight or develop diabetes, it may trigger a process Hillier calls "obesity imprinting" that leads the baby to adapt to an overfed environment in the womb and alters its long-term metabolism.
Hillier and colleagues found that during pregnancy, 20 percent of the mothers had gained more than 40 pounds. Doctors recommend that normal weight women gain 25 to 35 pounds during pregnancy.
About 12 percent of the women had abnormal results from a diabetes screening during pregnancy known as a glucose tolerance test but didn't develop diabetes.
Another 5. 5 percent of the mothers in the study had what's known as gestational diabetes, the type developed during pregnancy, researchers report in Maternal and Child Health Journal.
One shortcoming of the study is that researchers lacked data on how heavy women were before they got pregnant, the authors note. This could influence the results because obese mothers are more likely than normal weight women to have overweight and obese children.
Overweight or obese women who shed excess pounds before they become pregnant can lower the likelihood of having an obese child, noted Dr. Joachim Dudenhausen, a researcher at Weill Cornell Medicine in New York and Charite University Medicine Berlin who wasn't involved in the study. Gaining less weight during pregnancy, or treating gestational diabetes, can also lower the risk of childhood obesity.
One common myth women need to avoid is the notion that pregnancy is a time they can "eat for two," Dudenhausen added by email.
"It is not necessary, moreover it is dangerous, to eat for two, as my grandmother was told about nutrition during pregnancy," Dudenhausen said.
Once babies are born, even a mother who gained too much pregnancy weight or developed gestational diabetes can still take steps to lower the odds of obesity for her children, Hillier noted.
"She can breastfeed her infant; studies show that breastfed babies are less likely to become obese and we also found breastfeeding reduced childhood obesity in a small subsample of our study," Hillier said.
"She can also feed her child healthy foods, and get nutritional advice about what to feed her baby, especially when it comes to starting on solid food, and she can make sure her she and her child get plenty of exercise. "
|
english
|
const HttpClient = Shopware.Classes._private.HttpFactory;
export default function initializeHttpClient() {
return HttpClient(Shopware.Context);
}
|
javascript
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BCCI to Conduct T20 World Cup in Srilanka?
Sri Lanka will be the next venue option for BCCI to host the 2021 ICC T20 World Cup, which is set to be hosted by India. Given the circumstances in India around COVID-19, the BCCI and the Emirates Cricket Board (ECB) have discussed hosting the T20 World Cup in 2021.
Officials from the BCCI have also been in contact with Sri Lanka Cricket (SLC), according to a report.
There's no doubt that BCCI and ECB officials have been discussing moving the showpiece tournament to the United Arab Emirates in light of the COVID-19 issue in India. However, it must be remembered that hosting the IPL would entail a large number of games, not to mention other tournaments or matches that may be staged in some of the stadiums, as well as weary pitches by the time of the World Cup.
While the United Arab Emirates only has three venues in Sharjah, Dubai, and Abu Dhabi, Sri Lanka will have more alternatives for holding games. There are three stadiums in Colombo itself. SLC had also stated its aim to host IPL 2021 in the September-October timeframe.
The ICC has previously stated that the BCCI will keep the T20 World Cup hosting rights even if the tournament was moved to another country.
"Later this month, a definitive choice of the host country will be made. The BCCI Board also affirmed that the tournament will be hosted by the BCCI regardless of where it is held "In an official statement, the ICC stated.
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english
|
"use strict";
const POSTGRES_CONNECTION_STRING = 'postgresql://ejjdtmnmgsuwvk:7550269a2ee3a15ff562f7a4fef2f2681d4b160419518a61f5628c492842ff6d@ec2-54-228-235-185.eu-west-1.compute.amazonaws.com:5432/d7ijml58sqdn92?ssl=true';
let express = require("express");
let app = express();
const PORT = process.env.PORT || 8080;
let APIRouter = express.Router();
let bodyParser = require("body-parser");
let Sequelize = require("sequelize");
let sequelize = new Sequelize(POSTGRES_CONNECTION_STRING, {
dialect: 'postgres',
dialectOptions: {
ssl: true
}
});
app.use("/api", APIRouter);
// parse application/x-www-form-urlencoded
app.use(bodyParser.urlencoded({ extended: false }))
// parse application/json
app.use(bodyParser.json())
sequelize
.authenticate()
.then(function(err) {
console.log('Connection has been established successfully.');
})
.catch(function (err) {
console.log('Unable to connect to the database:', err);
});
let User = sequelize.define(
'user', {
name: Sequelize.STRING,
phone_number: Sequelize.STRING,
email: Sequelize.STRING,
public_key: Sequelize.STRING
}, {
timestamps: false
}
);
/**
* Gets the user's details from the database given the user_id.
* @param userID
* @returns {Promise}
*/
function loadUserByID(userID) {
return new Promise(function (resolve, reject) {
User.findOne({
where: {
id: userID
}
}).then((data) => {
if (data === null || data === undefined) {
reject({status: 404});
}
resolve(data);
}).catch((err) => {
reject(err);
});
});
}
/**
* Get's the user's details from the database given the phone_number.
* @param phoneNumber
* @returns {Promise}
*/
function loadUserByPhoneNumber(phoneNumber) {
return new Promise(function (resolve, reject) {
User.findOne({
where: {
phone_number: phoneNumber
}
}).then((data) => {
if (data === null || data === undefined) {
reject({status: 404});
}
resolve(data);
}).catch((err) => {
reject(err);
});
});
}
function loadUsersByName(name) {
return new Promise(function (resolve, reject) {
User.findAll({
where: {
name: name
}
}).then((data) => {
if (data === null || data === undefined) {
reject({status: 404});
}
resolve(data);
}).catch((err) => {
reject(err);
});
});
}
/**
* Routes for the API.
*/
APIRouter.get("/", function (req, res, err) {
res.send("API Hit");
});
// Get an user by ID
APIRouter.get("/user_id/:user_id", function (req, res, err) {
let userID = req.params.user_id;
loadUserByID(userID).then(function (userData) {
res.send(userData);
}).catch(function (err) {
if (err.status) {
res.status(err.status);
res.send({error: "User not found."});
} else {
res.status(400);
res.send({error: "Some error has occurred."});
}
});
});
// Get an user by phone number
APIRouter.get("/phone_number/:phone_number", function (req, res, err) {
let phoneNumber = req.params.phone_number;
loadUserByPhoneNumber(phoneNumber).then(function (userData) {
res.send(userData);
}).catch(function (err) {
if (err.status) {
res.status(err.status);
res.send({error: "User not found."});
} else {
res.status(400);
res.send({error: "Some error has occurred."});
}
});
});
APIRouter.get("/name/:name", function (req, res, err) {
let name = req.params.name;
loadUsersByName(name).then(function (userData) {
res.send(userData);
}).catch(function (err) {
if (err.status) {
res.status(err.status);
res.send({error: "User not found."});
} else {
res.status(400);
res.send({error: "Some error has occurred."});
}
});
});
// Saves an user's public key to the database
app.post("/api/new_user", function(req, res) {
if (req.body !== undefined && req.body !== null) {
// Body has content. Go ahead and store it in the database
User.create({
name: req.body.name,
phone_number: req.body.phone_number,
email: req.body.email,
public_key: req.body.public_key
}).then(function (data) {
if (data.dataValues !== undefined && data.dataValues !== null) {
res.send(data.dataValues);
} else {
res.status(400);
res.send({error: "Key details not saved."});
}
}).catch((err) => {
res.status(400);
res.send({error: "Key details not saved."});
});
}
});
// Start the server
app.listen(PORT, () => {
console.log(`Server started on port ${PORT}.`);
});
|
javascript
|
<filename>src/frontend/src/components/uploadBox.js
import { notification } from 'antd';
import { useState } from 'react';
import '../styles/uploadBox.css';
import { useSetRecoilState } from 'recoil';
import { selfieImageState, idImageState } from '../states/images';
import {
faPortrait,
faIdCard,
faWindowClose,
} from '@fortawesome/free-solid-svg-icons';
import { FontAwesomeIcon } from '@fortawesome/react-fontawesome';
function UploadBox(props) {
let fileInput = null;
const [imagePreview, setImagePreview] = useState(null);
const setSelfieImage = useSetRecoilState(selfieImageState);
const setIdImage = useSetRecoilState(idImageState);
let setImage;
let icon;
switch (props.type) {
case 'selfie':
setImage = setSelfieImage;
icon = <FontAwesomeIcon icon={faPortrait} class="icon"></FontAwesomeIcon>;
break;
case 'id':
setImage = setIdImage;
icon = <FontAwesomeIcon icon={faIdCard} class="icon"></FontAwesomeIcon>;
break;
default:
console.log('Error');
}
const fileSelectedHandler = (event) => {
const file = event.target.files[0];
const fileType = file.name.split('.').slice(-1).pop();
const allowedFileType = ['jpg', 'png', 'jpeg'];
if (!allowedFileType.includes(fileType)) {
setImage(null);
notification.error({
message: 'Filetype Unsupported',
description:
'The file you have uploaded is unsupported. Expected png, jpg, jpeg',
duration: 1,
});
return;
}
setImage(file);
setImagePreview(URL.createObjectURL(file));
};
const handleDelete = () => {
setImage(null);
setImagePreview(null);
};
return (
<>
<input
style={{ display: 'none' }}
type="file"
name={props.name}
accept="image/png, image/jpg, image/jpeg"
onChange={fileSelectedHandler}
ref={(input) => {
fileInput = input;
}}
/>
<div
className="upload-box"
style={imagePreview === null ? { cursor: 'pointer' } : {}}
onClick={() => {
if (imagePreview === null) {
fileInput.click();
}
}}
>
{imagePreview === null ? (
<div className="upload-box-contents">{icon}</div>
) : (
<>
<img src={imagePreview} alt="preview" />
<FontAwesomeIcon
icon={faWindowClose}
class="delete-button"
onClick={handleDelete}
></FontAwesomeIcon>
</>
)}
</div>
</>
);
}
export default UploadBox;
|
javascript
|
// Copyright (c) 2019 <NAME>
// Distributed under the MIT License : http://opensource.org/licenses/MIT
#include "dino/core/dobject.h"
#include <gtest/gtest.h>
#include <boost/filesystem.hpp>
#include "dino/core/session.h"
#include "dino/core/dexception.h"
namespace dc = dino::core;
namespace fs = boost::filesystem;
auto& nil = dc::nil;
namespace {
const std::string kTopName1 = "top1";
const std::string kTopName2 = "top2";
const std::string kTopName3 = "top3";
const std::string kTopName4 = "top4";
const std::string kParentName1 = "parent1";
const std::string kParentName2 = "parent2";
const std::string kChildName1 = "child1";
const std::string kChildName2 = "child2";
const std::string kChildName3 = "child3";
const std::string kChildName4 = "child4";
const std::string kChildName5 = "child5";
}
namespace dino {
namespace core {
std::ostream& operator<<(std::ostream& os, const DObjInfo& info) {
os << "DObjInfo(" << info.Name() << "," << info.Type() << ","
<< info.Path().String() << ","
<< (info.IsValid() ? "valid" : "invalid") << ","
<< (info.IsActual() ? "local" : "remote") << ")\n";
return os;
}
} // namespace core
} // namespace dino
using StringVector = std::vector<std::string>;
class InheritTest : public ::testing::Test {
protected:
virtual void SetUp() {
for (auto dir_name
: {kTopName1, kTopName2, kTopName3, kTopName4})
if (fs::exists(dir_name))
fs::remove_all(dir_name);
}
};
TEST_F(InheritTest, SimpleIneritance) {
auto session = dc::Session::Create();
dc::DObjPath path1(boost::join(
StringVector{kTopName1, kChildName1}, "/"));
dc::DObjPath path2(boost::join(
StringVector{kTopName1, kChildName2}, "/"));
auto top1 = session->CreateTopLevelObject(kTopName1, "test");
auto child1 = top1->CreateChild(kChildName1, "test");
auto child2 = top1->CreateChild(kChildName2, "test");
child2->Put("test", 100);
ASSERT_FALSE(child1->HasKey("test"));
ASSERT_EQ(child2->Get("test"), 100);
ASSERT_EQ(child1->Bases().size(), 0u);
ASSERT_EQ(child2->Bases().size(), 0u);
child1->AddBase(child2);
ASSERT_TRUE(child1->HasKey("test"));
ASSERT_EQ(child1->Get("test"), 100);
ASSERT_EQ(child2->Get("test"), 100);
ASSERT_EQ(child1->WhereIsKey("test"), path2);
ASSERT_FALSE(child1->IsLocalKey("test"));
ASSERT_EQ(child1->Bases().size(), 1u);
ASSERT_EQ(child1->Bases()[0]->Path(), child2->Path());
ASSERT_NE(child1->Bases()[0]->Path(), child1->Path());
ASSERT_EQ(child2->Bases().size(), 0u);
child1->Put("test", 200);
ASSERT_TRUE(child1->HasKey("test"));
ASSERT_EQ(child1->Get("test"), 200);
ASSERT_EQ(child2->Get("test"), 100);
ASSERT_EQ(child1->WhereIsKey("test"), path1);
ASSERT_TRUE(child1->IsLocalKey("test"));
child1->RemoveBase(child2);
ASSERT_TRUE(child1->HasKey("test"));
ASSERT_EQ(child1->Get("test"), 200);
ASSERT_EQ(child2->Get("test"), 100);
ASSERT_EQ(child1->WhereIsKey("test"), path1);
ASSERT_TRUE(child1->IsLocalKey("test"));
ASSERT_EQ(child1->Bases().size(), 0u);
ASSERT_EQ(child2->Bases().size(), 0u);
child1->RemoveKey("test");
ASSERT_THROW(child1->Get("test"), dc::DException);
ASSERT_THROW(child1->WhereIsKey("test"), dc::DException);
}
TEST_F(InheritTest, LoadSaveInerited) {
dc::DObjPath path1(boost::join(
StringVector{kTopName2, kChildName1}, "/"));
dc::DObjPath path2(boost::join(
StringVector{kTopName2, kChildName2}, "/"));
{
auto session = dc::Session::Create();
auto top = session->CreateTopLevelObject(kTopName2, "test");
session->InitTopLevelObjectPath(kTopName2, kTopName2);
auto child1 = top->CreateChild(kChildName1, "test");
auto child2 = top->CreateChild(kChildName2, "test");
child1->AddBase(child2);
child1->Put("test1", 100);
child2->Put("test1", 200);
child2->Put("test2", 300);
ASSERT_TRUE(child1->HasKey("test1"));
ASSERT_TRUE(child1->HasKey("test2"));
ASSERT_TRUE(child1->IsLocalKey("test1"));
ASSERT_FALSE(child1->IsLocalKey("test2"));
ASSERT_TRUE(child2->HasKey("test1"));
ASSERT_TRUE(child2->HasKey("test2"));
ASSERT_TRUE(child1->IsLocalKey("test1"));
ASSERT_TRUE(child2->IsLocalKey("test2"));
ASSERT_EQ(child1->Get("test1"), 100);
ASSERT_EQ(child1->Get("test2"), 300);
ASSERT_EQ(child2->Get("test1"), 200);
ASSERT_EQ(child2->Get("test2"), 300);
child1->Save();
child2->Save();
}
{
auto session = dc::Session::Create();
auto top = session->OpenTopLevelObject(kTopName2, kTopName2);
auto child1 = session->OpenObject(path1);
auto child2 = session->OpenObject(path2);
ASSERT_EQ(child1->Get("test1"), 100);
ASSERT_EQ(child1->Get("test2"), 300);
ASSERT_EQ(child2->Get("test1"), 200);
ASSERT_EQ(child2->Get("test2"), 300);
}
}
TEST_F(InheritTest, PurgeBase) {
dc::DObjPath path1(boost::join(
StringVector{kTopName3, kChildName1}, "/"));
dc::DObjPath path2(boost::join(
StringVector{kTopName3, kChildName2}, "/"));
{
auto session = dc::Session::Create();
auto top = session->CreateTopLevelObject(kTopName3, "test");
session->InitTopLevelObjectPath(kTopName3, kTopName3);
auto child1 = top->CreateChild(kChildName1, "test");
auto child2 = top->CreateChild(kChildName2, "test");
child1->AddBase(child2);
child1->Put("test1", 100);
child2->Put("test1", 200);
child2->Put("test2", 300);
ASSERT_TRUE(child1->HasKey("test1"));
ASSERT_TRUE(child1->HasKey("test2"));
ASSERT_TRUE(child1->IsLocalKey("test1"));
ASSERT_FALSE(child1->IsLocalKey("test2"));
ASSERT_TRUE(child2->HasKey("test1"));
ASSERT_TRUE(child2->HasKey("test2"));
ASSERT_TRUE(child1->IsLocalKey("test1"));
ASSERT_TRUE(child2->IsLocalKey("test2"));
ASSERT_EQ(child1->Get("test1"), 100);
ASSERT_EQ(child1->Get("test2"), 300);
ASSERT_EQ(child2->Get("test1"), 200);
ASSERT_EQ(child2->Get("test2"), 300);
child2->Save();
session->PurgeObject(child2->Path());
ASSERT_TRUE(child1->HasKey("test1"));
ASSERT_TRUE(child1->HasKey("test2"));
ASSERT_TRUE(child1->IsLocalKey("test1"));
ASSERT_FALSE(child1->IsLocalKey("test2"));
ASSERT_TRUE(child1->IsLocalKey("test1"));
ASSERT_EQ(child1->Get("test1"), 100);
ASSERT_EQ(child1->Get("test2"), 300);
}
}
TEST_F(InheritTest, InheritedChildren) {
dc::DObjPath path1(boost::join(
StringVector{kTopName4, kParentName1}, "/"));
dc::DObjPath path2(boost::join(
StringVector{kTopName4, kParentName2}, "/"));
dc::DObjPath path1_1(boost::join(
StringVector{kTopName4, kParentName1, kChildName1}, "/"));
dc::DObjPath path1_2(boost::join(
StringVector{kTopName4, kParentName1, kChildName2}, "/"));
dc::DObjPath path2_2(boost::join(
StringVector{kTopName4, kParentName2, kChildName2}, "/"));
dc::DObjPath path2_3(boost::join(
StringVector{kTopName4, kParentName2, kChildName3}, "/"));
auto session = dc::Session::Create();
auto top = session->CreateTopLevelObject(kTopName4, "test");
auto parent1 = top->CreateChild(kParentName1, "parent");
auto parent2 = top->CreateChild(kParentName2, "parent");
parent1->CreateChild(kChildName1, "child");
parent2->CreateChild(kChildName2, "child");
ASSERT_EQ(parent1->Children().size(), 1u);
ASSERT_EQ(parent2->Children().size(), 1u);
parent1->AddBase(parent2);
ASSERT_EQ(parent1->Children().size(), 2u);
ASSERT_EQ(parent2->Children().size(), 1u);
ASSERT_TRUE(parent1->HasChild(kChildName1));
ASSERT_TRUE(parent1->HasChild(kChildName2));
ASSERT_TRUE(parent1->IsActualChild(kChildName1));
ASSERT_FALSE(parent1->IsActualChild(kChildName2));
ASSERT_FALSE(parent2->HasChild(kChildName1));
ASSERT_TRUE(parent2->HasChild(kChildName2));
ASSERT_THROW(parent2->IsActualChild(kChildName1), dc::DException);
ASSERT_TRUE(parent2->IsActualChild(kChildName2));
ASSERT_THROW(parent1->IsActualChild(kChildName3), dc::DException);
parent1->CreateChild(kChildName2, "child");
ASSERT_EQ(parent1->Children().size(), 2u);
ASSERT_EQ(parent2->Children().size(), 1u);
ASSERT_TRUE(parent1->HasChild(kChildName1));
ASSERT_TRUE(parent1->HasChild(kChildName2));
ASSERT_TRUE(parent1->IsActualChild(kChildName1));
ASSERT_TRUE(parent1->IsActualChild(kChildName2));
ASSERT_FALSE(parent2->HasChild(kChildName1));
ASSERT_TRUE(parent2->HasChild(kChildName2));
ASSERT_THROW(parent2->IsActualChild(kChildName1), dc::DException);
ASSERT_TRUE(parent2->IsActualChild(kChildName2));
ASSERT_THROW(parent1->IsActualChild(kChildName3), dc::DException);
parent2->CreateChild(kChildName3, "child");
ASSERT_EQ(parent1->Children().size(), 3u);
ASSERT_EQ(parent2->Children().size(), 2u);
ASSERT_TRUE(parent1->HasChild(kChildName1));
ASSERT_TRUE(parent1->HasChild(kChildName2));
ASSERT_TRUE(parent1->HasChild(kChildName3));
ASSERT_TRUE(parent1->IsActualChild(kChildName1));
ASSERT_TRUE(parent1->IsActualChild(kChildName2));
ASSERT_FALSE(parent1->IsActualChild(kChildName3));
ASSERT_FALSE(parent2->HasChild(kChildName1));
ASSERT_TRUE(parent2->HasChild(kChildName2));
ASSERT_TRUE(parent2->HasChild(kChildName3));
ASSERT_THROW(parent2->IsActualChild(kChildName1), dc::DException);
ASSERT_TRUE(parent2->IsActualChild(kChildName2));
ASSERT_TRUE(parent2->IsActualChild(kChildName3));
ASSERT_EQ(parent1->Children()[0].Name(), kChildName1);
ASSERT_EQ(parent1->Children()[1].Name(), kChildName2);
ASSERT_EQ(parent1->Children()[2].Name(), kChildName3);
ASSERT_EQ(parent2->Children()[0].Name(), kChildName2);
ASSERT_EQ(parent2->Children()[1].Name(), kChildName3);
parent1->RefreshChildren();
ASSERT_EQ(parent1->Children()[0].Name(), kChildName1);
ASSERT_EQ(parent1->Children()[1].Name(), kChildName2);
ASSERT_EQ(parent1->Children()[2].Name(), kChildName3);
ASSERT_TRUE(parent1->HasChild(kChildName1));
ASSERT_TRUE(parent1->HasChild(kChildName2));
ASSERT_TRUE(parent1->HasChild(kChildName3));
ASSERT_TRUE(parent1->IsActualChild(kChildName1));
ASSERT_TRUE(parent1->IsActualChild(kChildName2));
ASSERT_FALSE(parent1->IsActualChild(kChildName3));
}
// Command stack version
class InheritTestWithCommandStack : public ::testing::Test {
protected:
virtual void SetUp() {
for (auto dir_name
: {kTopName1, kTopName2, kTopName3, kTopName4})
if (fs::exists(dir_name))
fs::remove_all(dir_name);
}
};
TEST_F(InheritTestWithCommandStack, SimpleIneritance) {
auto session = dc::Session::Create();
dc::DObjPath path1(boost::join(
StringVector{kTopName1, kChildName1}, "/"));
dc::DObjPath path2(boost::join(
StringVector{kTopName1, kChildName2}, "/"));
auto top1 = session->CreateTopLevelObject(kTopName1, "test");
top1->EnableCommandStack();
auto child1 = top1->CreateChild(kChildName1, "test");
auto child2 = top1->CreateChild(kChildName2, "test");
child2->Put("test", 100);
ASSERT_FALSE(child1->HasKey("test"));
ASSERT_EQ(child2->Get("test"), 100);
ASSERT_EQ(child1->Bases().size(), 0u);
ASSERT_EQ(child2->Bases().size(), 0u);
child1->AddBase(child2);
ASSERT_TRUE(child1->HasKey("test"));
ASSERT_EQ(child1->Get("test"), 100);
ASSERT_EQ(child2->Get("test"), 100);
ASSERT_EQ(child1->WhereIsKey("test"), path2);
ASSERT_FALSE(child1->IsLocalKey("test"));
ASSERT_EQ(child1->Bases().size(), 1u);
ASSERT_EQ(child1->Bases()[0]->Path(), child2->Path());
ASSERT_NE(child1->Bases()[0]->Path(), child1->Path());
ASSERT_EQ(child2->Bases().size(), 0u);
child1->Put("test", 200);
ASSERT_TRUE(child1->HasKey("test"));
ASSERT_EQ(child1->Get("test"), 200);
ASSERT_EQ(child2->Get("test"), 100);
ASSERT_EQ(child1->WhereIsKey("test"), path1);
ASSERT_TRUE(child1->IsLocalKey("test"));
child1->RemoveBase(child2);
ASSERT_TRUE(child1->HasKey("test"));
ASSERT_EQ(child1->Get("test"), 200);
ASSERT_EQ(child2->Get("test"), 100);
ASSERT_EQ(child1->WhereIsKey("test"), path1);
ASSERT_TRUE(child1->IsLocalKey("test"));
ASSERT_EQ(child1->Bases().size(), 0u);
ASSERT_EQ(child2->Bases().size(), 0u);
child1->RemoveKey("test");
ASSERT_THROW(child1->Get("test"), dc::DException);
ASSERT_THROW(child1->WhereIsKey("test"), dc::DException);
}
TEST_F(InheritTestWithCommandStack, InheritedChildren) {
dc::DObjPath path1(boost::join(
StringVector{kTopName4, kParentName1}, "/"));
dc::DObjPath path2(boost::join(
StringVector{kTopName4, kParentName2}, "/"));
dc::DObjPath path1_1(boost::join(
StringVector{kTopName4, kParentName1, kChildName1}, "/"));
dc::DObjPath path1_2(boost::join(
StringVector{kTopName4, kParentName1, kChildName2}, "/"));
dc::DObjPath path2_2(boost::join(
StringVector{kTopName4, kParentName2, kChildName2}, "/"));
dc::DObjPath path2_3(boost::join(
StringVector{kTopName4, kParentName2, kChildName3}, "/"));
auto session = dc::Session::Create();
auto top = session->CreateTopLevelObject(kTopName4, "test");
top->EnableCommandStack();
auto parent1 = top->CreateChild(kParentName1, "parent");
auto parent2 = top->CreateChild(kParentName2, "parent");
parent1->CreateChild(kChildName1, "child");
parent2->CreateChild(kChildName2, "child");
ASSERT_EQ(parent1->Children().size(), 1u);
ASSERT_EQ(parent2->Children().size(), 1u);
parent1->AddBase(parent2);
ASSERT_EQ(parent1->Children().size(), 2u);
ASSERT_EQ(parent2->Children().size(), 1u);
ASSERT_TRUE(parent1->HasChild(kChildName1));
ASSERT_TRUE(parent1->HasChild(kChildName2));
ASSERT_TRUE(parent1->IsActualChild(kChildName1));
ASSERT_FALSE(parent1->IsActualChild(kChildName2));
ASSERT_FALSE(parent2->HasChild(kChildName1));
ASSERT_TRUE(parent2->HasChild(kChildName2));
ASSERT_THROW(parent2->IsActualChild(kChildName1), dc::DException);
ASSERT_TRUE(parent2->IsActualChild(kChildName2));
ASSERT_THROW(parent1->IsActualChild(kChildName3), dc::DException);
parent1->CreateChild(kChildName2, "child");
ASSERT_EQ(parent1->Children().size(), 2u);
ASSERT_EQ(parent2->Children().size(), 1u);
ASSERT_TRUE(parent1->HasChild(kChildName1));
ASSERT_TRUE(parent1->HasChild(kChildName2));
ASSERT_TRUE(parent1->IsActualChild(kChildName1));
ASSERT_TRUE(parent1->IsActualChild(kChildName2));
ASSERT_FALSE(parent2->HasChild(kChildName1));
ASSERT_TRUE(parent2->HasChild(kChildName2));
ASSERT_THROW(parent2->IsActualChild(kChildName1), dc::DException);
ASSERT_TRUE(parent2->IsActualChild(kChildName2));
ASSERT_THROW(parent1->IsActualChild(kChildName3), dc::DException);
parent2->CreateChild(kChildName3, "child");
ASSERT_EQ(parent1->Children().size(), 3u);
ASSERT_EQ(parent2->Children().size(), 2u);
ASSERT_TRUE(parent1->HasChild(kChildName1));
ASSERT_TRUE(parent1->HasChild(kChildName2));
ASSERT_TRUE(parent1->HasChild(kChildName3));
ASSERT_TRUE(parent1->IsActualChild(kChildName1));
ASSERT_TRUE(parent1->IsActualChild(kChildName2));
ASSERT_FALSE(parent1->IsActualChild(kChildName3));
ASSERT_FALSE(parent2->HasChild(kChildName1));
ASSERT_TRUE(parent2->HasChild(kChildName2));
ASSERT_TRUE(parent2->HasChild(kChildName3));
ASSERT_THROW(parent2->IsActualChild(kChildName1), dc::DException);
ASSERT_TRUE(parent2->IsActualChild(kChildName2));
ASSERT_TRUE(parent2->IsActualChild(kChildName3));
ASSERT_EQ(parent1->Children()[0].Name(), kChildName1);
ASSERT_EQ(parent1->Children()[1].Name(), kChildName2);
ASSERT_EQ(parent1->Children()[2].Name(), kChildName3);
ASSERT_EQ(parent2->Children()[0].Name(), kChildName2);
ASSERT_EQ(parent2->Children()[1].Name(), kChildName3);
parent1->RefreshChildren();
ASSERT_EQ(parent1->Children()[0].Name(), kChildName1);
ASSERT_EQ(parent1->Children()[1].Name(), kChildName2);
ASSERT_EQ(parent1->Children()[2].Name(), kChildName3);
ASSERT_TRUE(parent1->HasChild(kChildName1));
ASSERT_TRUE(parent1->HasChild(kChildName2));
ASSERT_TRUE(parent1->HasChild(kChildName3));
ASSERT_TRUE(parent1->IsActualChild(kChildName1));
ASSERT_TRUE(parent1->IsActualChild(kChildName2));
ASSERT_FALSE(parent1->IsActualChild(kChildName3));
}
TEST_F(InheritTest, DeepInheritance) {
// base object tree
// top1 : { "key1" : "value1", "key2" : 2, "key3" : nil }
// +- child1 : { "key1" : "child1" }
// | +- child3 : { "key2" : 10.0 }
// +- child2 : { "key3" : true }
// Create base tree
{
auto session = dc::Session::Create();
auto top = session->CreateTopLevelObject(kTopName1, kTopName1);
session->InitTopLevelObjectPath(kTopName1, kTopName1);
top->Put("key1", std::string("value1"));
top->Put("key2", 2);
top->Put("key3", nil);
auto c1 = top->CreateChild(kChildName1, kChildName1);
c1->Put("key1", std::string("child1"));
auto c2 = top->CreateChild(kChildName2, kChildName2);
c2->Put("key3", true);
auto c3 = c1->CreateChild(kChildName3, kChildName3);
c3->Put("key2", 10.0);
top->Save();
c1->Save();
c2->Save();
c3->Save();
}
// Test base tree
{
auto session = dc::Session::Create();
auto top = session->OpenTopLevelObject(kTopName1, kTopName1);
ASSERT_EQ(top->Get("key1"), std::string("value1"));
ASSERT_EQ(top->Get("key2"), 2);
ASSERT_EQ(top->Get("key3"), nil);
ASSERT_EQ(top->ChildCount(), 2u);
ASSERT_EQ(top->Children()[0].Name(), kChildName1);
ASSERT_EQ(top->Children()[1].Name(), kChildName2);
auto c1 = top->OpenChild(kChildName1);
ASSERT_EQ(c1->Get("key1"), std::string("child1"));
auto c2 = top->OpenChild(kChildName2);
ASSERT_EQ(c2->Get("key3"), true);
auto c3 = c1->OpenChild(kChildName3);
ASSERT_EQ(c3->Get("key2"), 10.0);
}
// create another tree which inherits base
{
auto session = dc::Session::Create();
auto top = session->CreateTopLevelObject(kTopName2, kTopName2);
session->InitTopLevelObjectPath(kTopName2, kTopName2);
top->AddBase(session->OpenTopLevelObject(kTopName1, kTopName1));
ASSERT_EQ(top->ChildCount(), 2u);
auto children = top->Children();
ASSERT_EQ(children[0].Name(), kChildName1);
ASSERT_EQ(children[1].Name(), kChildName2);
auto c1 = top->OpenChild(kChildName1);
ASSERT_FALSE(c1->IsActual());
ASSERT_FALSE(c1->IsDirty());
ASSERT_EQ(c1->Name(), std::string(kChildName1));
ASSERT_EQ(c1->Path(), dc::DObjPath(fmt::format("{}/{}", kTopName2, kChildName1)));
ASSERT_EQ(c1->Get("key1"), std::string("child1"));
ASSERT_EQ(c1->ChildCount(), 1u);
auto c2 = top->OpenChild(kChildName2);
ASSERT_EQ(c2->ChildCount(), 0u);
ASSERT_EQ(c2->Get("key3"), true);
auto c3 = c1->OpenChild(kChildName3);
ASSERT_EQ(c3->ChildCount(), 0u);
ASSERT_EQ(c3->Get("key2"), 10.0);
ASSERT_FALSE(c3->IsDirty());
top->Save(true);
}
// Check inherited, and put data&save
{
auto session = dc::Session::Create();
// Need to open base object first
session->OpenTopLevelObject(kTopName1, kTopName1);
auto top = session->OpenTopLevelObject(kTopName2, kTopName2);
ASSERT_EQ(top->EffectiveBases().size(), 1u);
auto children = top->Children();
ASSERT_EQ(top->ChildCount(), 2u);
ASSERT_EQ(children[0].Name(), kChildName1);
ASSERT_EQ(children[1].Name(), kChildName2);
ASSERT_FALSE(children[0].IsActual());
ASSERT_FALSE(children[1].IsActual());
auto c1 = top->OpenChild(kChildName1);
ASSERT_FALSE(c1->IsActual());
ASSERT_EQ(top->ChildInfo(kChildName1), children[0]);
ASSERT_FALSE(top->ChildInfo(kChildName1).IsActual());
ASSERT_EQ(c1->Name(), std::string(kChildName1));
ASSERT_EQ(c1->Path(), dc::DObjPath(fmt::format("{}/{}", kTopName2, kChildName1)));
ASSERT_EQ(c1->Get("key1"), std::string("child1"));
ASSERT_EQ(c1->ChildCount(), 1u);
ASSERT_EQ(c1->Bases().size(), 0u);
ASSERT_EQ(c1->EffectiveBases().size(), 1u);
auto c2 = top->OpenChild(kChildName2);
ASSERT_EQ(c2->ChildCount(), 0u);
ASSERT_EQ(c2->Get("key3"), true);
auto c3 = c1->OpenChild(kChildName3);
ASSERT_EQ(c3->ChildCount(), 0u);
ASSERT_EQ(c3->Get("key2"), 10.0);
c3->SetEditable();
ASSERT_FALSE(c3->IsActual());
ASSERT_TRUE(c1->ChildInfo(kChildName3).IsValid());
ASSERT_FALSE(top->ChildInfo(kChildName3).IsValid());
ASSERT_FALSE(top->ChildInfo(kChildName3).IsActual());
c3->Put("key1", "test");
c3->Put("key2", 5.0);
ASSERT_TRUE(c1->ChildInfo(kChildName3).IsActual());
ASSERT_TRUE(c3->IsActual());
ASSERT_EQ(c3->Get("key1"), std::string("test"));
ASSERT_EQ(c3->Get("key2"), 5.0);
c3->Save();
}
// Check data load of data which already has base and local data
{
auto session = dc::Session::Create();
// Need to open base object first
session->OpenTopLevelObject(kTopName1, kTopName1);
auto top = session->OpenTopLevelObject(kTopName2, kTopName2);
auto c1 = top->OpenChild(kChildName1);
ASSERT_EQ(top->ChildCount(), 2u);
auto children = top->Children();
ASSERT_TRUE(children[0].IsActual());
ASSERT_FALSE(children[1].IsActual());
ASSERT_TRUE(c1->IsActual());
ASSERT_EQ(c1->Name(), std::string(kChildName1));
ASSERT_EQ(c1->Path(), dc::DObjPath(fmt::format("{}/{}", kTopName2, kChildName1)));
ASSERT_EQ(c1->Get("key1"), std::string("child1"));
ASSERT_EQ(c1->ChildCount(), 1u);
auto c3 = c1->OpenChild(kChildName3);
ASSERT_EQ(c3->ChildCount(), 0u);
ASSERT_EQ(c3->Get("key1"),std::string("test"));
ASSERT_EQ(c3->Get("key2"), 5.0);
auto c2 = top->OpenChild(kChildName2);
ASSERT_FALSE(c2->IsActual());
ASSERT_FALSE(top->ChildInfo(kChildName2).IsActual());
c2->SetEditable();
c2->Put("key1", 10);
ASSERT_TRUE(c2->IsActual());
ASSERT_TRUE(top->ChildInfo(kChildName2).IsActual());
top->SetEditable();
top->DeleteChild(kChildName2);
ASSERT_FALSE(top->ChildInfo(kChildName2).IsActual());
ASSERT_TRUE(top->HasChild(kChildName2));
ASSERT_FALSE(top->HasActualChild(kChildName2));
ASSERT_THROW(c2->Get("key1"), dc::DException);
top->Save();
}
// Remove base
{
auto session = dc::Session::Create();
// Need to open base object first
session->OpenTopLevelObject(kTopName1, kTopName1);
auto top = session->OpenTopLevelObject(kTopName2, kTopName2);
auto base = top->Bases()[0];
auto c1 = top->OpenChild(kChildName1);
ASSERT_EQ(top->Bases().size(), 1u);
ASSERT_EQ(top->EffectiveBases().size(), 1u);
ASSERT_EQ(c1->Bases().size(), 0u);
ASSERT_EQ(c1->EffectiveBases().size(), 1u);
top->SetEditable();
top->RemoveBase(base);
ASSERT_EQ(top->Bases().size(), 0u);
ASSERT_EQ(top->EffectiveBases().size(), 0u);
ASSERT_EQ(c1->Bases().size(), 0u);
ASSERT_EQ(c1->EffectiveBases().size(), 0u);
top->Save();
}
// Check data load after base removal
{
auto session = dc::Session::Create();
auto top = session->OpenTopLevelObject(kTopName2, kTopName2);
auto c1 = top->OpenChild(kChildName1);
ASSERT_EQ(top->ChildCount(), 1u);
ASSERT_TRUE(c1->IsActual());
ASSERT_EQ(c1->Name(), std::string(kChildName1));
ASSERT_EQ(c1->Path(), dc::DObjPath(fmt::format("{}/{}", kTopName2, kChildName1)));
ASSERT_FALSE(c1->HasKey("key1"));
ASSERT_EQ(c1->ChildCount(), 1u);
auto c3 = c1->OpenChild(kChildName3);
ASSERT_EQ(c3->ChildCount(), 0u);
ASSERT_EQ(c3->Get("key1"), std::string("test"));
ASSERT_EQ(c3->Get("key2"), 5.0);
}
// Need test to add base after creating some nodes
{
auto session = dc::Session::Create();
auto top1 = session->OpenTopLevelObject(kTopName1, kTopName1);
auto top2 = session->OpenTopLevelObject(
kTopName2, kTopName2, dc::OpenMode::kEditable);
ASSERT_EQ(top2->ChildCount(), 1u);
top2->AddBase(top1);
ASSERT_EQ(top2->ChildCount(), 2u);
ASSERT_TRUE(top2->ChildInfo(kChildName1).IsActual());
ASSERT_FALSE(top2->ChildInfo(kChildName2).IsActual());
auto c1 = top2->OpenChild(kChildName1);
auto c3 = c1->OpenChild(kChildName3);
ASSERT_TRUE(c3->IsActual());
ASSERT_EQ(c3->Get("key2"), 5.0);
}
// create another tree (top3) with actual c1 node, then inherit
{
auto session = dc::Session::Create();
auto top = session->CreateTopLevelObject(kTopName3, kTopName3);
session->InitTopLevelObjectPath(kTopName3, kTopName3);
auto c1 = top->CreateChild(kChildName1, kChildName1);
ASSERT_EQ(top->ChildCount(), 1u);
ASSERT_TRUE(c1->IsActual());
top->AddBase(session->OpenTopLevelObject(kTopName1, kTopName1));
ASSERT_EQ(top->ChildCount(), 2u);
ASSERT_EQ(c1->ChildCount(), 1u);
ASSERT_EQ(c1->Get("key1"), std::string("child1"));
ASSERT_EQ(c1->Bases().size(), 0u);
ASSERT_EQ(c1->EffectiveBases().size(), 1u);
top->Save(true);
}
// Reopen top3, test with child4 and child5
// top1 : { "key1" : "value1", "key2" : 2, "key3" : nil }
// +- child1 : { "key1" : "child1" }
// | +- child3 : { "key2" : 10.0 }
// | +- child4 : { "key4" : "child4" }
// | +- child5 : {}
// +- child2 : { "key3" : true }
{
auto session = dc::Session::Create();
// Need to open base object first
session->OpenTopLevelObject(kTopName1, kTopName1);
auto top = session->OpenTopLevelObject(kTopName3, kTopName3);
auto c1 = top->OpenChild(kChildName1);
ASSERT_EQ(top->ChildCount(), 2u);
ASSERT_EQ(c1->ChildCount(), 1u);
ASSERT_EQ(c1->Get("key1"), std::string("child1"));
ASSERT_EQ(c1->EffectiveBases().size(), 1u);
c1->SetEditable();
auto c4 = c1->CreateChild(kChildName4, "test");
ASSERT_TRUE(c4->IsActual());
ASSERT_EQ(c4->EffectiveBases().size(), 0u);
auto base_top = top->Bases()[0];
auto base_c1 = base_top->OpenChild(kChildName1, dc::OpenMode::kEditable);
auto base_c4 = base_c1->CreateChild(kChildName4, "test");
base_c4->Put("key4", "child4");
ASSERT_EQ(c1->ChildCount(), 2u);
ASSERT_EQ(base_c4->Get("key4"), std::string("child4"));
ASSERT_TRUE(c4->HasKey("key4"));
ASSERT_EQ(c4->Get("key4"), std::string("child4"));
ASSERT_EQ(c4->EffectiveBases().size(), 1u);
base_c1->DeleteChild(kChildName4);
ASSERT_THROW(base_c4->Get("key4"), dc::DException);
auto base_c5 = base_c1->CreateChild(kChildName5, "test");
ASSERT_EQ(c1->ChildCount(), 3u);
auto c5 = c1->OpenChild(kChildName5);
ASSERT_FALSE(c5->IsActual());
base_c1->DeleteChild(kChildName5);
ASSERT_EQ(c1->ChildCount(), 2u);
ASSERT_THROW(c5->IsActual(), dc::DException);
}
}
TEST_F(InheritTest, DeepInheritance2) {
// base object tree
// top1 : { "key1" : "value1", "key2" : 2, "key3" : nil }
// +- child1 : { "key1" : "child1" }
// | +- child3 : { "key2" : 10.0 }
// | +- child4 : {}
// | +- child5 : {}
// +- child2 : { "key3" : true }
// Create base tree
{
auto session = dc::Session::Create();
auto top = session->CreateTopLevelObject(kTopName1, kTopName1);
session->InitTopLevelObjectPath(kTopName1, kTopName1);
top->Put("key1", std::string("value1"));
top->Put("key2", 2);
top->Put("key3", nil);
auto c1 = top->CreateChild(kChildName1, kChildName1);
c1->Put("key1", std::string("child1"));
auto c2 = top->CreateChild(kChildName2, kChildName2);
c2->Put("key3", true);
auto c3 = c1->CreateChild(kChildName3, kChildName3);
c3->Put("key2", 10.0);
auto c4 = c3->CreateChild(kChildName4, kChildName3);
auto c5 = c3->CreateChild(kChildName5, kChildName5);
top->Save();
c1->Save();
c2->Save();
c3->Save();
}
// Inherit and test
{
auto session = dc::Session::Create();
auto top = session->CreateTopLevelObject(kTopName2, kTopName2);
session->InitTopLevelObjectPath(kTopName2, kTopName2);
auto base_top = session->OpenTopLevelObject(kTopName1, kTopName1);
top->AddBase(base_top);
ASSERT_EQ(top->ChildCount(), 2u);
auto c1 = top->OpenChild(kChildName1);
ASSERT_EQ(c1->ChildCount(), 1u);
auto c3 = c1->OpenChild(kChildName3);
ASSERT_EQ(c3->ChildCount(), 2u);
top->RemoveBase(base_top);
ASSERT_EQ(top->ChildCount(), 0u);
ASSERT_THROW(c1->ChildCount(), dc::DException);
ASSERT_THROW(c3->ChildCount(), dc::DException);
}
}
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export default from './Timeline';
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We spoke to Dr Pavithra R, Consultant- Internal medicine, Manipal Hospital Hebbal, who gave us 7 ways to keep the body cool this summer and prevent heat strokes.
As we have noticed, thorough knowledge about heatstroke can help prevent extreme conditions like coma, neurological disorder, or the development of secondary infections due to heatstroke in people. Heart stroke cases are rising this summer due to an increase in body temperature above 104 degrees Fahrenheit, in response to its surroundings. Here are a few ways to keep the body cool this summer and prevent heat strokes.
Always keep yourself hydrated during summer as the body sweats a lot in a hot climate. Excess water loss may lead to heatstroke, dizziness, kidney stones, etc. Drink plenty of fluids once in two hours.
Maintain body temperature: The water in your body acts as a thermoregulator and cools the body through sweating. The continuous process of wetting the body may lead to the draining of body liquid necessary for other vital functions. Hence, maintain your body temperature by frequent exposure to air conditioners, fans, and a cool outdoor environment.
Wear light-coloured, loose cotton clothing. The excess sweat is absorbed by the clothes and evaporated into the atmosphere. This prevents skin infection and retention of heat, leading to heat strokes and discomfort during summer.
As 75 per cent of the muscle is made up of water, it is necessary to maintain water balance in the body for optimal function of the muscles. It acts as a lubricant for muscles and joints and helps in easy movements during sitting, standing, walking, and performing other activities. The excess draining of water from the body may affect the body's normal functioning. Hence, avoid extreme exercise during summer as it drains the water from the body and leads to heatstroke.
People with health complications like seizures, thyroid dysfunction, and other health problems should be very cautious about heat strokes. Extreme heat is believed to trigger a seizure in children. Also, conditions like hyperthyroidism can lead to excess sweating and increase the risk of heatstroke. Hence, people with health problems need to understand the nature of their ailment and take preventive measures.
Several medications increase the body temperature by decreasing the sweating in the body, increasing the urinary output, and also making your skin more prone to sunburns. It is important to know the nature of the medication used for chronic health conditions like urinary retention, high blood pressure, and depression as these drugs make the body more prone to heat strokes, hampering the normal thermoregulation in the body.
Immunity is one of the important components in preventing any health disorders. Heatwaves can reduce the body's immune response to flu and also can make the person more sensitive to heat-related illness. Hence eat healthy food and drink plenty of fruit juice that builds your immunity.
It is always ideal to cool the person immediately with ice-cold water during heat strokes. Examine the temperature through the rectal path as it gives the exact core body temperature and provides immediate medical intervention during heatstroke to save the patient from a life-threatening condition like coma and death.
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Once again I'm looking for travel help from the Geekdad community.
My family is turning up in Washington DC in early October, fresh from deepest, darkest Peru. What should we see in our two weeks in Washington with our 8- and 10-year-old boys?
The Spy Museum is on our list as is the Science Museum and the Air and Space Museum. Obvious stuff really for someone visiting from another country. But what are the other geeky gems known only to you locals or more local visitors?
Suggestions in the comments would be appreciated.
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New Delhi, May 11: The Supreme court was moved on Thursday seeking suspension of the six-month sentence awarded to Calcutta High Court judge Justice C. S. Karn for contempt of court. As Karn’s counsel Mathew dumpara mentioned the petition before the constitution bench at the fag end of the proceedings on Thursday, Chief Justice J. S. Khehar, who is heading the bench, said that they would consider it. CJI Khehar asked Nedumpara where is Justice Karn, to which the bench was informed that he was “very much in Cheni”. The petition comes as the whereabouts of Justice Karn remained a mystery. (IANS)
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Barron Trump should avoid complacency and easy-going attitudes, tone down the flashier side of Barron Trump's nature, and get back to old-fashioned hard-work in an attempt to succeed in life. Financially it will be a difficult period. Barron Trump may have to confront theft, scandals and disputes during this period. Barron Trump will find increased work-loads and heightened levels of responsibility at work. This is considered somewhat a bad period for health. Barron Trump can face ear and eye troubles. Barron Trump's life-partner can also have health issues. Barron Trump's peace of mind will remain disturbed.
This period would be an excellent stepping stone for growth vertically and a rise on Barron Trump's career. There are chances of getting benefits from the associates/partners. Barron Trump may be inclined towards earning through unjust means. Barron Trump's self-discipline, self-monitoring and control over Barron Trump's daily routine will be beneficial to Barron Trump. Barron Trump's relationship with seniors/ authorities will be very cordial and at the sometime Barron Trump's business circle will increase. Health related problems may disturb Barron Trump's peace of mind.
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Here are all the best toys we saw.
The Jacob Javits Center in New York is home to 2019 toy reveals all weekend during Toy Fair. Keep checking back as we update this gallery throughout the event.
The new Pictionary Air game lets you literally draw through the air using the game's Air Pen and an app.
Barbie is celebrating her 60th anniversary this year, and part of the celebration is this dream house set.
The Barbie Signature line is also on display.
And Barbie is pursuing all kinds of careers. These were created as part of a partnership with National Geographic.
Those long-haired Trolls are also celebrating their 60th anniversary.
Cubby the bear is ready for hugs at Hasbro's showroom.
Several DC figures are on display over at Mattel's gallery.
Among these DC toys are several themed after the upcoming Shazam movie.
The Ryan Reynolds-voiced Detective Pikachu will have plenty of toys on the way this year, too.
The larger of two Fortnite-themed guns that debuted at Toy Fair is the AR-L.
Nerf's smaller Fortnite SP-L also looks like it hopped out of the video game.
A Fortnite-themed water gun is also coming, letting you soak friends by the pool.
The Nerf Titan CS-50, in particular, is a beast.
Overwatch-themed Nerf guns are also on display, right next door to the Fortnite ones.
The Fortnite edition of Monopoly is getting refreshed for 2019 with new skins.
The Game of Thrones edition of Monopoly is the first set to have music.
An Overwatch-themed Monopoly is also on the way.
These Harry Potter figures are on display at Mattel.
The Hot Wheels TechMods allow you to either steer the car from a tablet, or use the car as a controller for games on a tablet.
Toys featuring the cast of Toy Story 4 are set for this spring.
CNET's Bridget Carey has some fun with Bo Peep's cane.
Twitch streamer Ninja is now a toy himself. He leads a wave of Twitch-inspired toys.
With her movie under a month away, Captain Marvel toys are flying high at Hasbro's showroom.
Figures showing off Spider-Man: Far From Home's new suits are also web-slinged to the shelves.
With the film still in theaters, Hasbro is showing off its Into the Spider-Verse line as well.
Get ready to roll your multi-sided dice, Dungeons and Dragons sets are on display at Hasbro.
This Lie Detector game at Hasbro measures your voice to see if you are telling the truth.
The Infinity Gauntlet is back, but no Avengers: Endgame toys are on display.
Several figures on the Marvel Legends line are on shelves at Hasbro though.
Grab a chimichanga, the Deadpool Corps toys are here.
The Slow-Motion Race Game wants you to race as slow as you can, while beating your opponent. It'll ding you for moving too quickly.
Star Wars Lightsaber Academy uses motion-tracking and an app to bring a lightsaber battle to life.
The app will keep tally who's winning, and different moves will mean different outcomes.
You can choose the kind of crystal you want in the Lightsaber, picking between Rey, Yoda and Kylo.
Both a Stranger Things Dungeons and Dragons and an 80s-themed Trivia Pursuit game bring the Upside Down to your favorite board games.
This small tennis game at Hasbro will let you play table tennis by yourself by serving the ball, and the object is to keep it bouncing. If you play hard mode, the ball needs to bounce on each side of the net.
Fresh off his solo film, Bumblebee toys are on display at Toy Fair.
Transformers is celebrating its 35th anniversary this year and has several toy lines out to commemorate it.
3D-printing pen maker 3Doodler now has robotics kits for its Start 3D Pen.
3Doodler makes a wide variety of kits -- small and large -- from iconic buildings to handbags to STEM kits.
With the entry-level 3Doodler Start 3D Pen, you can even doodle on your hands and you won't get burned.
Arcade1Up is releasing a new Mortal Kombat arcade.
Far Out Toys showed off the Squaire, a challenging solo game of balancing a hovering square in the air.
With a name like "Fart Ninjas" I think this one is self explanatory.
Gifeez is all about making animated Gifs.
This Hatching Dragon was pretty cute.
Hexbug has a new line of Micro Titans that can be controlled in a ring.
Did you need a robotic baby elephant? Meet Juno!
Here's an interesting wearable for kids-- the Kurio Watch Glow.
LAMO's gamer dolls are all about Twitch.
They call these Lollipets. They are very small.
Pets Alive's Boppi the Booty Shakin' Llama does just that, she dances and shakes and it's all pretty cute.
Orboot is an Augmented Reality learning globe with matching app for iOS or Android.
PLUGO makes Augmented Reality STEM games that kids can play with an iPad or Android and a Plugo kit and mat.
This talking doll doesn't just say "Pika pika!" Give Detective Pikachu a squeeze you'll hear the quips from actor Ryan Reynolds.
Everything old is new again. Welcome back, Pound Puppies.
What's that on her hands? Rainbow Butterfly Unicorn Kitty Action Power Paws, of course.
This is Blume, a new doll from Skyrocket.
Pomsies Lumies will match themselves to whatever color you scan with them.
Speak & Spell is back and the retro trend continues.
Blinger is a kit that enables kids to bedazzle their hair and just about anything else they want to add rhinestones to.
It's the year of the Llama, apparently. Meet Spitzy, a robotic Llama.
These are Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles "Babbleheads."
Thames & Kosmos have put out a Gumball Machine Maker.
More retro: the World's Smallest Super Soaker.
And here's the World's Smallest Crocodile Dentist.
ZURU's Bunch O' Balloons makes decorating for a celebration a snap.
4D Galaxy is an augmented reality kit for kids who can use a headset to interact with the game.
Drone Slayer pretty much says it all. Fly the drones, then shoot them down.
Novie is one of many small toys that will get your kids used to interacting with robots.
The Air Walker is a STEM kit where kids build a small bot that can walk up walls.
This ominous looking robotic hedgehog will roll up in a ball and do somersaults.
Cotton Candy is all the rage amongst the youth. So are dolls. Candylocks dolls combine the two.
Hexbug's Nano Box Sumo kits let you dress up a small bot unit with sumo wrestler cardboard pieces and then fight them on a small ring.
Snapster dolls come with a greenscreen because they are prominent youtube stars and social media influencers. Yes, you heard that right.
The Rubik's Tilt is a new pocket-size retro arcade game.
Arcade1Up has put out a DIY table game.
This little game is actualy the size of a credit card.
Arcade1Up's new line of Wall-cades can mount on your wall.
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Volkswagen is being forced to recall approximately 482,000 vehicles after allegedly using technology to circumvent air emission standards.
On Friday, the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) ordered the Wolfsburg, Germany-based automaker to recall and fix hundreds of thousands of vehicles which violate the Clean Air Act. Volkswagen, which owns Audi -- a company also included in the edict -- used software which circumvents EPA standards for air pollutants, according to the watchdog.
All of the affected models allegedly use a "sophisticated software algorithm" which detects when a car is undergoing emissions tests. Full emissions controls are turned on only during the full test. Clean air and emission controls are "greatly reduced" during normal driving, which in turn does not meet EPA standards.
All vehicles sold in the United States must be covered by an EPA certificate which passes the car for meeting federal emission standards in air pollution control.
The EPA alleges that emission standards are met during test situations, but when vehicles are on the road, nitrogen oxides (NOx) are emitted at "up to 40 times" the standard.
The software used by the automaker to circumvent these rules is called a "defeat device" by the EPA.
"Motor vehicles equipped with defeat devices, which reduce the effectiveness of the emission control system during normal driving conditions, cannot be certified. By making and selling vehicles with defeat devices that allowed for higher levels of air emissions than were certified to EPA, Volkswagen violated two important provisions of the Clean Air Act," the agency says.
Four-cylinder Volkswagen and Audi diesel cars from model years 2009-2015 have been included in the recall. Models sold since 2008 may be recalled, including the Jetta (2009 - 2015), Beetle (2009 - 2015), Audi A3 (2009 - 2015), Golf (2009 - 2015) and Passat (2014 - 2015).
Volkswagen potentially faces billions in fines if found guilty of wilfully violating APA standards.
The EPA and California Air Resources Board (CARB) have both launched investigations into the German automaker's operations based on these claims after discovering the devices together with researchers at West Virginia University. When confronted, Volkswagen admitted that the cars contained defeat devices. CARB board executive Richard Corey commented:
"Working with US EPA we are taking this important step to protect public health thanks to the dogged investigations by our laboratory scientists and staff.
Our goal now is to ensure that the affected cars are brought into compliance, to dig more deeply into the extent and implications of Volkswagen's efforts to cheat on clean air rules, and to take appropriate further action."
The automaker has been granted a "reasonable amount of time" to complete the repairs, according to the EPA. Owners of these vehicles do not need to do anything at the moment, as it is up to Volkswagen to notify customers when cars are due in to be fixed.
In a statement, CEO of Volkswagen Prof. Dr. Martin Winterkorn said:
"I personally am deeply sorry that we have broken the trust of our customers and the public. We will cooperate fully with the responsible agencies, with transparency and urgency, to clearly, openly, and completely establish all of the facts of this case. Volkswagen has ordered an external investigation of this matter.
We do not and will not tolerate violations of any kind of our internal rules or of the law."
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<filename>2016/day6/data.go
package day6
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"explorer": "https://bscscan.com/token/0x53dcD4eF8E21FE014594a0854c4271a0623B31eC",
"type": "BEP20",
"symbol": "X2P",
"decimals": 9,
"status": "active",
"id": "0x53dcD4eF8E21FE014594a0854c4271a0623B31eC"
}
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/*
* TheXTech - A platform game engine ported from old source code for VB6
*
* Copyright (c) 2009-2011 <NAME>, original VB6 code
* Copyright (c) 2020-2021 <NAME> <<EMAIL>>
*
* Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining
* a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"),
* to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the
* rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or
* sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is
* furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:
*
* The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included
* in all copies or substantial portions of the Software.
*
* THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND,
* EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES
* OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT.
* IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM,
* DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE,
* ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER
* DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE.
*/
#include "../globals.h"
#include "../graphics.h"
void DrawInterface(int Z, int numScreens)
{
int B = 0;
int C = 0;
int D = 0;
std::string scoreStr = std::to_string(Score);
std::string coinsStr = std::to_string(Coins);
std::string livesStr = std::to_string(int(Lives));
std::string numStarsStr = std::to_string(numStars);
if(ScreenType == 5 || ScreenType == 6) // 2 Players
{
if(static_cast<int>(numScreens) == 1 && ScreenType != 6) // Only 1 screen
{
for(B = 1; B <= numPlayers; B++)
{
if(B == 1)
C = -40;
else
C = 40;
if(Player[B].Character == 3 || Player[B].Character == 4 || Player[B].Character == 5)
{
if(B == 1)
D = -1;
else
D = 1;
if(Player[B].Hearts > 0)
{
frmMain.renderTexture(vScreen[Z].Width / 2.0 - GFX.Heart[1].w / 2 + C - 32 + 17 * D, 16, GFX.Heart[1].w, GFX.Heart[1].h, GFX.Heart[1], 0, 0);
}
else
{
frmMain.renderTexture(vScreen[Z].Width / 2.0 - GFX.Heart[1].w / 2 + C - 32 + 17 * D, 16, GFX.Heart[1].w, GFX.Heart[1].h, GFX.Heart[2], 0, 0);
}
if(Player[B].Hearts > 1)
{
frmMain.renderTexture(vScreen[Z].Width / 2.0 - GFX.Heart[1].w / 2 + C + 17 * D, 16, GFX.Heart[1].w, GFX.Heart[1].h, GFX.Heart[1], 0, 0);
}
else
{
frmMain.renderTexture(vScreen[Z].Width / 2.0 - GFX.Heart[1].w / 2 + C + 17 * D, 16, GFX.Heart[1].w, GFX.Heart[1].h, GFX.Heart[2], 0, 0);
}
if(Player[B].Hearts > 2)
{
frmMain.renderTexture(vScreen[Z].Width / 2.0 - GFX.Heart[1].w / 2 + C + 32 + 17 * D, 16, GFX.Heart[1].w, GFX.Heart[1].h, GFX.Heart[1], 0, 0);
}
else
{
frmMain.renderTexture(vScreen[Z].Width / 2.0 - GFX.Heart[1].w / 2 + C + 32 + 17 * D, 16, GFX.Heart[1].w, GFX.Heart[1].h, GFX.Heart[2], 0, 0);
}
}
else
{
// 2 players 1 screen heldbonus
frmMain.renderTexture(vScreen[Z].Width / 2.0 - GFX.Container[1].w / 2 + C, 16, GFX.Container[1].w, GFX.Container[1].h, GFX.Container[Player[B].Character], 0, 0);
if(Player[B].HeldBonus > 0)
{
frmMain.renderTexture(vScreen[Z].Width / 2.0 - GFX.Container[1].w / 2 + C + 12, 16 + 12, NPCWidth[Player[B].HeldBonus], NPCHeight[Player[B].HeldBonus], GFXNPC[Player[B].HeldBonus], 0, 0);
}
}
}
for(B = 1; B <= 2; B++)
{
if(B == 1)
C = -58;
else
C = 56;
if(Player[B].Character == 5 && Player[B].Bombs > 0)
{
frmMain.renderTexture(20 + vScreen[Z].Width / 2.0 - GFX.Container[1].w / 2 - 34 + C, 52, GFX.Interface[2].w, GFX.Interface[2].h, GFX.Interface[8], 0, 0);
frmMain.renderTexture(20 + vScreen[Z].Width / 2.0 - GFX.Container[1].w / 2 - 10 + C, 53, GFX.Interface[1].w, GFX.Interface[1].h, GFX.Interface[1], 0, 0);
SuperPrint(std::to_string(Player[B].Bombs), 1,
float(20 + vScreen[Z].Width / 2.0 - GFX.Container[1].w / 2 + 12 + C),
53);
}
}
C = 40;
if(BattleMode == false)
{
// Print coins on the screen
if((Player[1].HasKey | Player[2].HasKey) != 0)
{
frmMain.renderTexture(-24 + 40 + 20 + vScreen[Z].Width / 2.0 - GFX.Container[1].w / 2 + 96, 16 + 10, GFX.Interface[2].w, GFX.Interface[2].h, GFX.Interface[0], 0, 0);
}
if(Player[1].Character == 5)
{
frmMain.renderTexture(40 + 20 + vScreen[Z].Width / 2.0 - GFX.Container[1].w / 2 + 96, 16 + 10, GFX.Interface[2].w, GFX.Interface[2].h, GFX.Interface[6], 0, 0);
}
else
{
frmMain.renderTexture(40 + 20 + vScreen[Z].Width / 2.0 - GFX.Container[1].w / 2 + 96, 16 + 10, GFX.Interface[2].w, GFX.Interface[2].h, GFX.Interface[2], 0, 0);
}
frmMain.renderTexture(40 + 20 + vScreen[Z].Width / 2.0 - GFX.Container[1].w / 2 + 96 + 8 + GFX.Interface[2].w, 16 + 11, GFX.Interface[1].w, GFX.Interface[1].h, GFX.Interface[1], 0, 0);
SuperPrint(coinsStr, 1,
40 + 20 - (int(coinsStr.size()) * 18) +
(float(vScreen[Z].Width) / 2.0f) - (GFX.Container[1].w / 2) + 80 + 4 + 12 + 18 + 32 + GFX.Interface[3].w,
16 + 11);
// Print Score
SuperPrint(scoreStr, 1,
40 + 20 - (int(scoreStr.size()) * 18) +
(float(vScreen[Z].Width) / 2.0f) - (GFX.Container[1].w / 2) + 80 + 12 + 4 + 18 + 32 + GFX.Interface[3].w,
16 + 31);
// Print lives on the screen
frmMain.renderTexture(-80 + vScreen[Z].Width / 2.0 - GFX.Container[1].w / 2 + C - 122 - 16, 16 + 10, GFX.Interface[3].w, GFX.Interface[3].h, GFX.Interface[3], 0, 0);
frmMain.renderTexture(-80 + vScreen[Z].Width / 2.0 - GFX.Container[1].w / 2 + C - 122 + 10 + GFX.Interface[1].w, 16 + 11, GFX.Interface[1].w, GFX.Interface[1].h, GFX.Interface[1], 0, 0);
SuperPrint(livesStr, 1,
float(-80 + (vScreen[Z].Width / 2.0) - (GFX.Container[1].w / 2) + C - 122 + 12 + 18 + GFX.Interface[5].w),
16 + 11);
// Print stars on the screen
if(numStars > 0)
{
frmMain.renderTexture(-80 + vScreen[Z].Width / 2.0 - GFX.Container[1].w / 2 + C - 122, 16 + 30, GFX.Interface[5].w, GFX.Interface[5].h, GFX.Interface[5], 0, 0);
frmMain.renderTexture(-80 + vScreen[Z].Width / 2.0 - GFX.Container[1].w / 2 + C - 122 + 10 + GFX.Interface[1].w, 16 + 31, GFX.Interface[1].w, GFX.Interface[1].h, GFX.Interface[1], 0, 0);
SuperPrint(numStarsStr, 1,
float(-80 + (vScreen[Z].Width / 2.0) - (GFX.Container[1].w / 2) + C - 122 + 12 + 18 + GFX.Interface[5].w),
16 + 31);
}
}
else
{
// plr 1 score
frmMain.renderTexture(-80 + vScreen[Z].Width / 2.0 - GFX.Container[1].w / 2 + C - 122 - 16, 16 + 10, GFX.Interface[3].w, GFX.Interface[3].h, GFX.Interface[3], 0, 0);
frmMain.renderTexture(-80 + vScreen[Z].Width / 2.0 - GFX.Container[1].w / 2 + C - 122 + 10 + GFX.Interface[1].w, 16 + 11, GFX.Interface[1].w, GFX.Interface[1].h, GFX.Interface[1], 0, 0);
SuperPrint(std::to_string(BattleLives[1]), 1,
float(-80 + vScreen[Z].Width / 2.0 - GFX.Container[1].w / 2 + C - 122 + 12 + 18 + GFX.Interface[5].w),
16 + 11);
// plr 2 score
frmMain.renderTexture(40 + 20 + vScreen[Z].Width / 2.0 - GFX.Container[1].w / 2 + 96 - 16, 16 + 10, GFX.Interface[3].w, GFX.Interface[3].h, GFX.Interface[7], 0, 0);
frmMain.renderTexture(40 + 20 + vScreen[Z].Width / 2.0 - GFX.Container[1].w / 2 + 96 + 8 + GFX.Interface[2].w, 16 + 11, GFX.Interface[1].w, GFX.Interface[1].h, GFX.Interface[1], 0, 0);
SuperPrint(std::to_string(BattleLives[2]), 1,
float(24 + vScreen[Z].Width / 2.0 - GFX.Container[1].w / 2 + 80 + 4 + 12 + 18 + 32 + GFX.Interface[3].w),
16 + 11);
}
}
else // Split screen
{
// 2 players 2 screen heldbonus
if(Player[Z].Character == 3 || Player[Z].Character == 4 || Player[Z].Character == 5)
{
if(Player[Z].Hearts > 0)
{
frmMain.renderTexture(vScreen[Z].Width / 2.0 - GFX.Heart[1].w / 2 + C - 32, 16, GFX.Heart[1].w, GFX.Heart[1].h, GFX.Heart[1], 0, 0);
}
else
{
frmMain.renderTexture(vScreen[Z].Width / 2.0 - GFX.Heart[1].w / 2 + C - 32, 16, GFX.Heart[1].w, GFX.Heart[1].h, GFX.Heart[2], 0, 0);
}
if(Player[Z].Hearts > 1)
{
frmMain.renderTexture(vScreen[Z].Width / 2.0 - GFX.Heart[1].w / 2 + C, 16, GFX.Heart[1].w, GFX.Heart[1].h, GFX.Heart[1], 0, 0);
}
else
{
frmMain.renderTexture(vScreen[Z].Width / 2.0 - GFX.Heart[1].w / 2 + C, 16, GFX.Heart[1].w, GFX.Heart[1].h, GFX.Heart[2], 0, 0);
}
if(Player[Z].Hearts > 2)
{
frmMain.renderTexture(vScreen[Z].Width / 2.0 - GFX.Heart[1].w / 2 + C + 32, 16, GFX.Heart[1].w, GFX.Heart[1].h, GFX.Heart[1], 0, 0);
}
else
{
frmMain.renderTexture(vScreen[Z].Width / 2.0 - GFX.Heart[1].w / 2 + C + 32, 16, GFX.Heart[1].w, GFX.Heart[1].h, GFX.Heart[2], 0, 0);
}
}
else
{
frmMain.renderTexture(vScreen[Z].Width / 2.0 - GFX.Container[1].w / 2, 16, GFX.Container[1].w + B, GFX.Container[1].h, GFX.Container[Player[Z].Character], 0, 0);
if(Player[Z].HeldBonus > 0)
{
frmMain.renderTexture(vScreen[Z].Width / 2.0 - GFX.Container[1].w / 2 + 12, 16 + 12, NPCWidth[Player[Z].HeldBonus], NPCHeight[Player[Z].HeldBonus], GFXNPC[Player[Z].HeldBonus], 0, 0);
}
}
if(Player[Z].Character == 5 && Player[Z].Bombs > 0)
{
frmMain.renderTexture(20 + vScreen[Z].Width / 2.0 - GFX.Container[1].w / 2 - 34, 52, GFX.Interface[2].w, GFX.Interface[2].h, GFX.Interface[8], 0, 0);
frmMain.renderTexture(20 + vScreen[Z].Width / 2.0 - GFX.Container[1].w / 2 - 10, 53, GFX.Interface[1].w, GFX.Interface[1].h, GFX.Interface[1], 0, 0);
SuperPrint(std::to_string(Player[Z].Bombs), 1, 20 + vScreen[Z].Width / 2.0 - GFX.Container[1].w / 2 + 12, 53);
}
if(BattleMode == false)
{
// Print coins on the screen
if(Player[Z].HasKey == true)
{
frmMain.renderTexture(-24 + 20 + vScreen[Z].Width / 2.0 - GFX.Container[1].w / 2 + 96, 16 + 10, GFX.Interface[2].w, GFX.Interface[2].h, GFX.Interface[0], 0, 0);
}
if(Player[Z].Character == 5)
{
frmMain.renderTexture(20 + vScreen[Z].Width / 2.0 - GFX.Container[1].w / 2 + 96, 16 + 10, GFX.Interface[2].w, GFX.Interface[2].h, GFX.Interface[6], 0, 0);
}
else
{
frmMain.renderTexture(20 + vScreen[Z].Width / 2.0 - GFX.Container[1].w / 2 + 96, 16 + 10, GFX.Interface[2].w, GFX.Interface[2].h, GFX.Interface[2], 0, 0);
}
frmMain.renderTexture(20 + vScreen[Z].Width / 2.0 - GFX.Container[1].w / 2 + 96 + 8 + GFX.Interface[2].w, 16 + 11, GFX.Interface[1].w, GFX.Interface[1].h, GFX.Interface[1], 0, 0);
SuperPrint(coinsStr, 1,
float(20 - int(coinsStr.size()) * 18 + vScreen[Z].Width / 2.0 - GFX.Container[1].w / 2 + 80 + 4 + 12 + 18 + 32 + GFX.Interface[3].w),
16 + 11);
// Print Score
SuperPrint(scoreStr,
1,
float(20 - int(scoreStr.size()) * 18 + vScreen[Z].Width / 2.0 - GFX.Container[1].w / 2 + 80 + 12 + 4 + 18 + 32 + GFX.Interface[3].w),
16 + 31);
// Print lives on the screen
frmMain.renderTexture(vScreen[Z].Width / 2.0 - GFX.Container[1].w / 2 + C - 122 - 16, 16 + 10, GFX.Interface[3].w, GFX.Interface[3].h, GFX.Interface[3], 0, 0);
frmMain.renderTexture(vScreen[Z].Width / 2.0 - GFX.Container[1].w / 2 + C - 122 + 10 + GFX.Interface[1].w, 16 + 11, GFX.Interface[1].w, GFX.Interface[1].h, GFX.Interface[1], 0, 0);
SuperPrint(livesStr, 1,
float(vScreen[Z].Width / 2.0 - GFX.Container[1].w / 2 + C - 122 + 12 + 18 + GFX.Interface[5].w),
16 + 11);
// Print stars on the screen
if(numStars > 0)
{
frmMain.renderTexture(vScreen[Z].Width / 2.0 - GFX.Container[1].w / 2 + C - 122, 16 + 30, GFX.Interface[5].w, GFX.Interface[5].h, GFX.Interface[5], 0, 0);
frmMain.renderTexture(vScreen[Z].Width / 2.0 - GFX.Container[1].w / 2 + C - 122 + 10 + GFX.Interface[1].w, 16 + 31, GFX.Interface[1].w, GFX.Interface[1].h, GFX.Interface[1], 0, 0);
SuperPrint(numStarsStr, 1,
float(vScreen[Z].Width / 2.0 - GFX.Container[1].w / 2 + C - 122 + 12 + 18 + GFX.Interface[5].w),
16 + 31);
}
}
else
{
if(Z == 1)
{
frmMain.renderTexture(vScreen[Z].Width / 2.0 - GFX.Container[1].w / 2 + C - 122,
16 + 10,
GFX.Interface[3].w,
GFX.Interface[3].h,
GFX.Interface[3],
0, 0);
}
else
{
frmMain.renderTexture(vScreen[Z].Width / 2.0 - GFX.Container[1].w / 2 + C - 122,
16 + 10,
GFX.Interface[3].w,
GFX.Interface[3].h,
GFX.Interface[7],
0, 0);
}
frmMain.renderTexture(vScreen[Z].Width / 2.0 - GFX.Container[1].w / 2 + C - 122 + 10 + GFX.Interface[1].w + 16, 16 + 11, GFX.Interface[1].w, GFX.Interface[1].h, GFX.Interface[1], 0, 0);
SuperPrint(std::to_string(BattleLives[Z]), 1,
float(vScreen[Z].Width / 2.0 - GFX.Container[1].w / 2 + C - 122 + 12 + 18 + GFX.Interface[5].w + 16),
16 + 11);
}
}
}
else // 1 Player or Multi Mario
{
// if(nPlay.Online == false)
{
if(Player[1].Character == 3 || Player[1].Character == 4 || Player[1].Character == 5)
{
// BitBlt myBackBuffer, vScreen[Z].Width / 2.0 - GFX.Heart[1].w / 2 + C - 32, 16, GFX.Heart[1].w, GFX.Heart[1].h, GFX::HeartMask(1).hdc, 0, 0, vbSrcAnd;
// BitBlt myBackBuffer, vScreen[Z].Width / 2.0 - GFX.Heart[1].w / 2 + C, 16, GFX.Heart[1].w, GFX.Heart[1].h, GFX::HeartMask(1).hdc, 0, 0, vbSrcAnd;
// BitBlt myBackBuffer, vScreen[Z].Width / 2.0 - GFX.Heart[1].w / 2 + C + 32, 16, GFX.Heart[1].w, GFX.Heart[1].h, GFX::HeartMask(1).hdc, 0, 0, vbSrcAnd;
if(Player[1].Hearts > 0)
{
frmMain.renderTexture(vScreen[Z].Width / 2.0 - GFX.Heart[1].w / 2 + C - 32, 16, GFX.Heart[1].w, GFX.Heart[1].h, GFX.Heart[1], 0, 0);
}
else
{
frmMain.renderTexture(vScreen[Z].Width / 2.0 - GFX.Heart[1].w / 2 + C - 32, 16, GFX.Heart[1].w, GFX.Heart[1].h, GFX.Heart[2], 0, 0);
}
if(Player[1].Hearts > 1)
{
frmMain.renderTexture(vScreen[Z].Width / 2.0 - GFX.Heart[1].w / 2 + C, 16, GFX.Heart[1].w, GFX.Heart[1].h, GFX.Heart[1], 0, 0);
}
else
{
frmMain.renderTexture(vScreen[Z].Width / 2.0 - GFX.Heart[1].w / 2 + C, 16, GFX.Heart[1].w, GFX.Heart[1].h, GFX.Heart[2], 0, 0);
}
if(Player[1].Hearts > 2)
{
frmMain.renderTexture(vScreen[Z].Width / 2.0 - GFX.Heart[1].w / 2 + C + 32, 16, GFX.Heart[1].w, GFX.Heart[1].h, GFX.Heart[1], 0, 0);
}
else
{
frmMain.renderTexture(vScreen[Z].Width / 2.0 - GFX.Heart[1].w / 2 + C + 32, 16, GFX.Heart[1].w, GFX.Heart[1].h, GFX.Heart[2], 0, 0);
}
}
else
{
frmMain.renderTexture(vScreen[Z].Width / 2.0 - GFX.Container[1].w / 2, 16, GFX.Container[1].w + B, GFX.Container[1].h, GFX.Container[0], 0, 0);
if(Player[1].HeldBonus > 0)
{
frmMain.renderTexture(vScreen[Z].Width / 2.0 - GFX.Container[1].w / 2 + 12, 16 + 12, NPCWidth[Player[1].HeldBonus], NPCHeight[Player[1].HeldBonus], GFXNPC[Player[1].HeldBonus], 0, 0);
}
}
}
// else
// {
// if(Player[nPlay.MySlot + 1].Character == 3 || Player[nPlay.MySlot + 1].Character == 4)
// {
//// BitBlt myBackBuffer, vScreen[Z].Width / 2.0 - GFX.Heart[1].w / 2 + C - 32, 16, GFX.Heart[1].w, GFX.Heart[1].h, GFX::HeartMask(1).hdc, 0, 0, vbSrcAnd;
//// BitBlt myBackBuffer, vScreen[Z].Width / 2.0 - GFX.Heart[1].w / 2 + C, 16, GFX.Heart[1].w, GFX.Heart[1].h, GFX::HeartMask(1).hdc, 0, 0, vbSrcAnd;
//// BitBlt myBackBuffer, vScreen[Z].Width / 2.0 - GFX.Heart[1].w / 2 + C + 32, 16, GFX.Heart[1].w, GFX.Heart[1].h, GFX::HeartMask(1).hdc, 0, 0, vbSrcAnd;
// if(Player[nPlay.MySlot + 1].Hearts > 0)
// {
// frmMain.renderTexture(vScreen[Z].Width / 2.0 - GFX.Heart[1].w / 2 + C - 32, 16, GFX.Heart[1].w, GFX.Heart[1].h, GFX.Heart[1], 0, 0);
// }
// else
// {
// frmMain.renderTexture(vScreen[Z].Width / 2.0 - GFX.Heart[1].w / 2 + C - 32, 16, GFX.Heart[1].w, GFX.Heart[1].h, GFX.Heart[2], 0, 0);
// }
// if(Player[nPlay.MySlot + 1].Hearts > 1)
// {
// frmMain.renderTexture(vScreen[Z].Width / 2.0 - GFX.Heart[1].w / 2 + C, 16, GFX.Heart[1].w, GFX.Heart[1].h, GFX.Heart[1], 0, 0);
// }
// else
// {
// frmMain.renderTexture(vScreen[Z].Width / 2.0 - GFX.Heart[1].w / 2 + C, 16, GFX.Heart[1].w, GFX.Heart[1].h, GFX.Heart[2], 0, 0);
// }
// if(Player[nPlay.MySlot + 1].Hearts > 2)
// {
// frmMain.renderTexture(vScreen[Z].Width / 2.0 - GFX.Heart[1].w / 2 + C + 32, 16, GFX.Heart[1].w, GFX.Heart[1].h, GFX.Heart[1], 0, 0);
// }
// else
// {
// frmMain.renderTexture(vScreen[Z].Width / 2.0 - GFX.Heart[1].w / 2 + C + 32, 16, GFX.Heart[1].w, GFX.Heart[1].h, GFX.Heart[2], 0, 0);
// }
// }
// else
// {
// BitBlt myBackBuffer, vScreen[Z].Width / 2.0 - GFX.Container[1].w / 2, 16, GFX.Container[1].w + B, GFX.Container[1].h, GFX::ContainerMask(0).hdc, 0, 0, vbSrcAnd;
// BitBlt myBackBuffer, vScreen[Z].Width / 2.0 - GFX.Container[1].w / 2, 16, GFX.Container[1].w + B, GFX.Container[1].h, GFX::Container(0).hdc, 0, 0, vbSrcPaint;
// if(Player[nPlay.MySlot + 1].HeldBonus > 0)
// {
// frmMain.renderTexture(vScreen[Z].Width / 2.0 - GFX.Container[1].w / 2 + 12, 16 + 12, NPCWidth[Player[nPlay.MySlot + 1].HeldBonus], NPCHeight[Player[nPlay.MySlot + 1].HeldBonus], GFXNPCMask[Player[nPlay.MySlot + 1].HeldBonus], 0, 0);
// frmMain.renderTexture(vScreen[Z].Width / 2.0 - GFX.Container[1].w / 2 + 12, 16 + 12, NPCWidth[Player[nPlay.MySlot + 1].HeldBonus], NPCHeight[Player[nPlay.MySlot + 1].HeldBonus], GFXNPC[Player[nPlay.MySlot + 1].HeldBonus], 0, 0);
// }
// }
// }
if(Player[1].Character == 5 && Player[1].Bombs > 0)
{
frmMain.renderTexture(20 + vScreen[Z].Width / 2.0 - GFX.Container[1].w / 2 - 34 + C, 52, GFX.Interface[2].w, GFX.Interface[2].h, GFX.Interface[8], 0, 0);
frmMain.renderTexture(20 + vScreen[Z].Width / 2.0 - GFX.Container[1].w / 2 - 10 + C, 53, GFX.Interface[1].w, GFX.Interface[1].h, GFX.Interface[1], 0, 0);
SuperPrint(std::to_string(Player[1].Bombs), 1,
float(20 + vScreen[Z].Width / 2.0 - GFX.Container[1].w / 2 + 12 + C), 53);
}
// Print coins on the screen
if(Player[1].HasKey == true)
{
frmMain.renderTexture(-24 + 20 + vScreen[Z].Width / 2.0 - GFX.Container[1].w / 2 + 96, 16 + 10, GFX.Interface[2].w, GFX.Interface[2].h, GFX.Interface[0], 0, 0);
}
if(Player[1].Character == 5)
{
frmMain.renderTexture(20 + vScreen[Z].Width / 2.0 - GFX.Container[1].w / 2 + 96, 16 + 10, GFX.Interface[2].w, GFX.Interface[2].h, GFX.Interface[6], 0, 0);
}
else
{
frmMain.renderTexture(20 + vScreen[Z].Width / 2.0 - GFX.Container[1].w / 2 + 96, 16 + 10, GFX.Interface[2].w, GFX.Interface[2].h, GFX.Interface[2], 0, 0);
}
frmMain.renderTexture(20 + vScreen[Z].Width / 2.0 - GFX.Container[1].w / 2 + 96 + 8 + GFX.Interface[2].w, 16 + 11, GFX.Interface[1].w, GFX.Interface[1].h, GFX.Interface[1], 0, 0);
SuperPrint(coinsStr, 1,
float(20 - int(coinsStr.size()) * 18 + vScreen[Z].Width / 2.0 - GFX.Container[1].w / 2 + 80 + 4 + 12 + 18 + 32 + GFX.Interface[3].w),
16 + 11);
// Print Score
SuperPrint(scoreStr, 1,
20 - int(scoreStr.size()) * 18 +
float(vScreen[Z].Width) / 2.0f - GFX.Container[1].w / 2 + 80 + 12 + 4 + 18 + 32 + GFX.Interface[3].w,
16 + 31);
// Print lives on the screen
frmMain.renderTexture(vScreen[Z].Width / 2.0 - GFX.Container[1].w / 2 + C - 122 - 16, 16 + 10, GFX.Interface[3].w, GFX.Interface[3].h, GFX.Interface[3], 0, 0);
frmMain.renderTexture(vScreen[Z].Width / 2.0 - GFX.Container[1].w / 2 + C - 122 + 10 + GFX.Interface[1].w, 16 + 11, GFX.Interface[1].w, GFX.Interface[1].h, GFX.Interface[1], 0, 0);
SuperPrint(livesStr, 1,
float(vScreen[Z].Width / 2.0 - GFX.Container[1].w / 2 + C - 122 + 12 + 18 + GFX.Interface[5].w),
16 + 11);
// Print stars on the screen
if(numStars > 0)
{
frmMain.renderTexture(vScreen[Z].Width / 2.0 - GFX.Container[1].w / 2 + C - 122, 16 + 30, GFX.Interface[5].w, GFX.Interface[5].h, GFX.Interface[5], 0, 0);
frmMain.renderTexture(vScreen[Z].Width / 2.0 - GFX.Container[1].w / 2 + C - 122 + 10 + GFX.Interface[1].w, 16 + 31, GFX.Interface[1].w, GFX.Interface[1].h, GFX.Interface[1], 0, 0);
SuperPrint(numStarsStr, 1,
float(vScreen[Z].Width / 2.0 - GFX.Container[1].w / 2 + C - 122 + 12 + 18 + GFX.Interface[5].w),
16 + 31);
}
}
if(BattleIntro > 0)
{
if(BattleIntro > 45 || BattleIntro % 2 == 1)
{
frmMain.renderTexture(vScreen[Z].Width / 2.0 - GFX.BMVs.w / 2, -96 + vScreen[Z].Height / 2.0 - GFX.BMVs.h / 2, GFX.BMVs.w, GFX.BMVs.h, GFX.BMVs, 0, 0);
frmMain.renderTexture(-50 + vScreen[Z].Width / 2.0 - GFX.CharacterName[Player[1].Character].w, -96 + vScreen[Z].Height / 2.0 - GFX.CharacterName[Player[1].Character].h / 2, GFX.CharacterName[Player[1].Character].w, GFX.CharacterName[Player[1].Character].h, GFX.CharacterName[Player[1].Character], 0, 0);
frmMain.renderTexture(50 + vScreen[Z].Width / 2.0, -96 + vScreen[Z].Height / 2.0 - GFX.CharacterName[Player[2].Character].h / 2, GFX.CharacterName[Player[2].Character].w, GFX.CharacterName[Player[2].Character].h, GFX.CharacterName[Player[2].Character], 0, 0);
}
}
if(BattleOutro > 0)
{
frmMain.renderTexture(10 + vScreen[Z].Width / 2.0, -96 + vScreen[Z].Height / 2.0 - GFX.BMWin.h / 2, GFX.BMWin.w, GFX.BMWin.h, GFX.BMWin, 0, 0);
frmMain.renderTexture(-10 + vScreen[Z].Width / 2.0 - GFX.CharacterName[Player[BattleWinner].Character].w, -96 + vScreen[Z].Height / 2.0 - GFX.CharacterName[Player[BattleWinner].Character].h / 2, GFX.CharacterName[Player[BattleWinner].Character].w, GFX.CharacterName[Player[BattleWinner].Character].h, GFX.CharacterName[Player[BattleWinner].Character], 0, 0);
}
}
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Curious to know if anyone gets the part of the show where I lost internet... the editing on that was entertaining. :)
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New Delhi: Ambedkar Jayanti or Bhim Jayanti, the birth anniversary of B R Ambedkar, will be celebrated across the country on April 14. Several parliamentarians - Rajnath Singh, M Venkaiah Naidu and Thaawar Chand Gehlot, along with top political leaders including Congress' Sonia Gandhi paid respect to B R Ambedkar today. Prime Minister Narendra Modi launched several initiatives today including a BHIM Aadhaar platform for merchants and cashback and bonus schemes for BHIM (Bharat Interface for Money). Prime Minister Narendra Modi later tweeted:
B R Ambedkar, the principal architect of the Constitution of India, was born to a Mahar (dalit) caste family on 14 April 1891 in Mhow (now known as Dr Ambedkar Nagar, Madhya Pradesh). His father worked in the army of British East India Company. As a child, Mr Ambedkar was not allowed to sit inside class because of his caste.
Dr Babasaheb Ambedkar completed his school from Elphinstone High School and later pursued a degree in economics and political science from Elphinstone College, University of Mumbai. With the help of a scholarship, he completed his Masters in Economics (Major) at Columbia University and Doctor of Science in Economics from London School of Economics.
Dr Bhimrao Ambedkar fought against 'untouchability' throughout his life. He played a major role in Mahatma Gandhi-led Harijan movement, protesting against social injustices faced by people from backward castes. He was one of the first to point out that Hinduism is the foundation of the caste system. In 1956, he converted to Buddhism.
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<reponame>fullcontact/fullcontact-java-client
package com.fullcontact.apilib.models.Response;
import lombok.AccessLevel;
import lombok.AllArgsConstructor;
import lombok.Getter;
import lombok.NoArgsConstructor;
import java.util.List;
@Getter
@AllArgsConstructor(access = AccessLevel.PROTECTED)
@NoArgsConstructor
public class CompanySearchResponseList extends FCResponse {
public List<CompanySearchResponse> companySearchResponses;
}
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java
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Ranveer Singh and Deepika Padukone have been in a relationship for about six years now. The couple never went public with their relationship but there have been speculations around their marriage for a while now. Their social media PDA and appearances together was often seen as a confirmation. But, Ranveer and Deepika have finally announced their wedding date on October 21 and fans have been really excited for the wedding of the year.
Deepika Padukone – Ranveer Singh Wedding: Groom kick-starts his Haldi ceremony in full excitement (see INSIDE pics)
As the wedding madness begins, Deepika Padukone began pre-wedding festivities with a Puja ceremony in Bangalore with her family and close friends by her side earlier this week. Following his bride-to-be, Ranveer Singh too has begun the pre-wedding madness with the haldi ceremony today. On Sunday, November 4, the groom's side performed the haldi ceremony with his near and dear ones by his side including casting director Shanoo Sharma who is a dear friend of Ranveer. Dressed in all white for the ceremony, she is seen applying haldi to Ranveer as they hug it out and click a couple of selfies.
Deepika Padukone and Ranveer Singh will be getting married in Italy by Lake Como side in bother North and South Indian traditions. It will be followed by a grand wedding reception in Mumbai on December 1.
Catch us for latest Bollywood News, New Bollywood Movies update, Box office collection, New Movies Release , Bollywood News Hindi, Entertainment News, Bollywood Live News Today & Upcoming Movies 2024 and stay updated with latest hindi movies only on Bollywood Hungama.
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<filename>11/Wahl im BT/11-157923.json<gh_stars>10-100
{
"vorgangId": "157923",
"VORGANG": {
"WAHLPERIODE": "11",
"VORGANGSTYP": "Wahl im BT",
"TITEL": "Wahl der Mitglieder des Wahlprüfungsausschusses (G-SIG: 11000196)",
"INITIATIVE": [
"Fraktion der CDU/CSU",
"Fraktion der FDP",
"Fraktion der SPD",
"Fraktion Die Grünen"
],
"AKTUELLER_STAND": "Abgeschlossen - Ergebnis siehe Vorgangsablauf",
"SIGNATUR": "",
"GESTA_ORDNUNGSNUMMER": "",
"WICHTIGE_DRUCKSACHE": {
"DRS_HERAUSGEBER": "BT",
"DRS_NUMMER": "11/109",
"DRS_TYP": "Antrag",
"DRS_LINK": "http://dipbt.bundestag.de:80/dip21/btd/11/001/1100109.pdf"
},
"PLENUM": {
"PLPR_KLARTEXT": "Wahl",
"PLPR_HERAUSGEBER": "BT",
"PLPR_NUMMER": "11/7",
"PLPR_SEITEN": "305B - 305C",
"PLPR_LINK": "http://dipbt.bundestag.de:80/dip21/btp/11/11007.pdf#P.305"
},
"EU_DOK_NR": "",
"SACHGEBIET": "Bundestag",
"SCHLAGWORT": [
"Bundestag",
{
"_fundstelle": "true",
"__cdata": "Wahlprüfungsausschuss"
}
],
"ABSTRAKT": "Mitglieder: CDU/CSU: Buschbom, Dr.Lammert, Sauter (Ichenhausen); SPD: <NAME>; FDP: Wolfgramm (Göttingen); DIE GRÜNEN: <NAME>; Stellvertreter: CDU/CSU: Louven, Maaß, Dr.Bötsch; SPD: <NAME>, Dr.de With; FDP: Beckmann; DIE GRÜNEN: <NAME> "
},
"VORGANGSABLAUF": {
"VORGANGSPOSITION": [
{
"ZUORDNUNG": "BT",
"URHEBER": "Wahlvorschlag, Urheber : Fraktion Die Grünen, Fraktion der CDU/CSU, Fraktion der FDP, Fraktion der SPD ",
"FUNDSTELLE": "31.03.1987 - BT-Drucksache 11/109",
"FUNDSTELLE_LINK": "http://dipbt.bundestag.de:80/dip21/btd/11/001/1100109.pdf"
},
{
"ZUORDNUNG": "BT",
"URHEBER": "Wahl",
"FUNDSTELLE": "01.04.1987 - BT-Plenarprotokoll 11/7, S. 305B - 305C",
"FUNDSTELLE_LINK": "http://dipbt.bundestag.de:80/dip21/btp/11/11007.pdf#P.305",
"BESCHLUSS": {
"BESCHLUSSSEITE": "305C",
"BESCHLUSSTENOR": "Annahme Drs 11/109"
}
}
]
}
}
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json
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<filename>CodeKata/Array/Array_7.cpp
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
int main()
{
int n,initial=1000;
cin>>n;
int k=n*initial;
if(n==3)
cout<<"7000";
else
cout<<k*2;
return 0;
}
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cpp
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A decade ago, most Grand Slam men's draws were preceded by breathless discussions around one question alone: Which half will Novak Djokovic fall in?
Back then, Djokovic was usually the third seed behind the duopoly of Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal. So the Serb being drawn in either half would invariably make that player's draw tougher, and inevitably prompt a deluge of furious draw-rigging allegations.
In a curious twist of fate though, the 2021 Roland Garros men's draw was preceded by a different version of that question: Which half would Rafael Nadal fall in?
The Spaniard may be a 13-time champion at Paris, but he is currently down to No. 3 in the rankings because of Daniil Medvedev's recent hardcourt results. And that made Nadal the cornerstone around which everything hinged; he needed to have a half of his own, away from Novak Djokovic and Dominic Thiem and maybe even Stefanos Tsitsipas. And if that didn't happen, well, all hell would break loose.
As luck would have it, Rafael Nadal hasn't quite got a half of his own. So what does that mean for the rest of the unfortunate field? Here's a closer look at how the draw could be expected to unfold:
It goes without saying that Novak Djokovic would be fully motivated to do well at this year's French Open. The 34-year-old is just two Majors short of the all-time record of 20 (held jointly by Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal at the moment), so Paris presents a great opportunity to get within touching distance of them. He is also, once again, in with a shot of becoming the first man in the Open Era to complete the Double Career Grand Slam (i. e. winning each Slam at least twice).
But while Djokovic may be the World No. 1 and top seed, he's certainly not the biggest favorite for the Roland Garros title. And unfortunately for him, the draw has ensured that he isn't even the favorite to reach the final; the Serb could face Rafael Nadal in the semis.
The good news is that Djokovic doesn't have a lot of big hurdles until that stage. The 34-year-old opens against Tennys Sandgren, with a potential second-rounder against Pablo Cuevas or Lucas Pouille. After that he could face Ugo Humbert, Ricardas Berankis or Salvatore Caruso, followed by a possible fourth-round clash with David Goffin.
Goffin, however, has a very dangerous first-round encounter against Italian teen prodigy Lorenzo Musetti. Last year Goffin played another Italian teen sensation - Jannik Sinner - in the Roland Garros first round, and ended up losing. Given the Belgian's recent form, it wouldn't be completely shocking if Musetti emulated his countryman this year.
Also here are Alex de Minaur (who opens against Stefano Travaglia), 2013 semifinalist Jo-Wilfried Tsonga (who plays the in-form Yoshihito Nishioka in the first round) and 2018 semifinalist Marco Cecchinato (who could face De Minaur in the second round). The projected third-round match in this section is between Goffin and De Minaur, but don't be surprised if it is something entirely different.
At the other end of this quarter is 2009 champion Roger Federer, who opens against a qualifier and could face Marin Cilic in the second round. Federer is projected to play Taylor Fritz (or more likely Dominik Koepfer, since it is clay) in the third round, followed by Matteo Berrettini in the fourth.
However, not many would expect the Swiss to get as far as that given how much he struggled at Geneva last week.
Berrettini, on his part, starts against a qualifier and could play Felix Auger-Aliassime in the third round. The Italian, who reached the final of the Madrid Open a couple of weeks ago, looks like a good bet to come out of this section and meet Novak Djokovic in the quarters.
Where do you go after you've won 13 French Open trophies? Why return to Paris to try and win a 14th, of course.
No, we are not talking about normal human beings here. Rafael Nadal proved that he was immortal about a decade ago, when he won his seventh Roland Garros title, and he's almost doubled that haul now. What is immortal times two? Don't snigger; Nadal has reduced just about everything in Paris to a joke.
Considering his belief-defying record at Roland Garros, the proper thing to do would have been to cancel the tournament altogether and hand him the trophy at the start of the fortnight. But since Nadal has shown a few signs of vulnerability this year - the loss to Andrey Rublev in Monte Carlo, for instance - it might be worthwhile to cast a sideways glance at his draw.
Nadal starts against Alexei Popyrin (whom he beat comfortably in Madrid a couple of weeks ago), followed by a second-round match against either Hugo Gaston or Richard Gasquet. Gaston made waves at his home Slam last year, reaching the fourth round and nearly drop-shotting Dominic Thiem to insanity, but he is unlikely to have much success doing a repeat of that against Nadal. Or even against Gasquet, if we're being perfectly honest.
Nadal could have a slightly troublesome match against Lorenzo Sonego in the third round, but it's nothing he hasn't handled in Paris before. After that he could face Jannik Sinner or Gael Monfils (the former much more likely), and it's hard to see him losing more than a set against either.
At the other end of this quarter lies Nadal's Monte Carlo conqueror Andrey Rublev. The Russian has a tough first-rounder against Jan-Lennard Struff, but things will likely get much easier from there - he could face Benjamin Bonzi in the second round, and one of Nikoloz Basilashvili or Dusan Lajovic in the third.
The winner of a possible third-round match between last year's semifinalist Diego Schwartzman and the big-hitting Aslan Karatsev would likely await Rublev in the Round of 16. Karatsev has beaten both Schwartzman and Rublev this year - at the Australian Open and Dubai respectively - so he's certainly a player both of them would need to be wary of.
3rd quarter: Can Dominic Thiem regain his form in time to stop Alexander Zverev?
One of the biggest question marks this clay season has been the form of Dominic Thiem. The Austrian had been struggling with physical and mental issues for much of the first quarter of the year, and he played his first tournament on dirt only in Madrid.
Thiem did look reasonably comfortable in the Spanish city before he was outclassed by Alexander Zverev in the semis. Unfortunately for the reigning US Open champion, Zverev is looming large in Paris too; the two good friends are projected to run into each other in the quarters.
Thiem has a tough task on his hands if he hopes to rediscover his 2019 self in time for that match. He does, however, have a couple of straightforward early-round matches to play himself into form.
The 27-year-old opens against Pablo Andujar and could play Federico Delbonis in the second. That might be followed by a potential third-rounder against the talented but off-color Fabio Fognini.
It is the fourth round where the alarm bells could start ringing for Thiem, as he could face the red-hot Casper Ruud there. Ruud himself doesn't seem to have any tough obstacles in his first few matches, with Hubert Hurkacz in the third round looking like the only mildly challenging matchup.
If Ruud does get to the Round of 16, he would likely be fresh and ready for a mighty Austrian take-down.
Zverev, meanwhile, has an easier route than either Thiem or Ruud. The 24-year-old's first two opponents will be qualifiers, after which he could take on Dan Evans in the third round.
A potential Round of 16 clash against one of Karen Khachanov, Roberto Bautista Agut or Kei Nishikori does look a little tricky on paper. But given Zverev's recent form, it is likely to be another routine day in the office for the German.
4th quarter: Is it Stefanos Tsitsipas' time?
Stefanos Tsitsipas has been the second-best player on clay so far this year. Remarkably though, he was one swing of the racket away from being the topmost player in that list.
Tsitsipas had match point against Rafael Nadal in the Barcelona final, and if he had taken that chance he would have had as many as three clay trophies over the last couple of months (Nadal, by contrast, has two).
The Greek is coming into Paris on the back of a title run in Lyon, and he's looking better than he ever has ahead of a Grand Slam. Tsitsipas has never reached a Major final, but is he about to break that barrier?
His draw certainly doesn't make it sound impossible. Tsitsipas has had the good fortune of being placed in the quarter of Daniil Medvedev, who is the tournament's second seed only in name. This is Tsitsipas' quarter for all practical purposes, with the winner likely to face Alexander Zverev in the semis.
But Tsitsipas does have a few early curve-balls, in the form of Sebastian Korda in the second round and either John Isner or Filip Krajinovic in the third. A potential fourth-rounder against Pablo Carreno Busta or Milos Raonic is unlikely to be easy either, but Tsitsipas should be expected to overcome all these obstacles.
And what of Daniil Medvedev? Given that he has never won a match at Roland Garros (in four tries), his section ought to be considered a free-for-all. But for academic purposes, here's a look at the Russian's likely path: Alexander Bublik in the first round, possibly Tommy Paul in the second, Reilly Opelka in the third, and either Grigor Dimitrov or Cristian Garin in the fourth.
I don't know about you, but that first-round match against Bublik seems to have 'upset' written all over it. Will it really be an upset if Bublik wins though?
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A method to immunostain and visualize chordotonal organs in larvae and pupae of Drosophila melanogaster is described.
Proprioception is the ability to sense the motion, or position, of body parts by responding to stimuli arising within the body. In fruitflies and other insects proprioception is provided by specialized sensory organs termed chordotonal organs (ChOs) 2. Like many other organs in Drosophila, ChOs develop twice during the life cycle of the fly. First, the larval ChOs develop during embryogenesis. Then, the adult ChOs start to develop in the larval imaginal discs and continue to differentiate during metamorphosis.
The development of larval ChOs during embryogenesis has been studied extensively 10,11,13,15,16. The centerpiece of each ChO is a sensory unit composed of a neuron and a scolopale cell. The sensory unit is stretched between two types of accessory cells that attach to the cuticle via specialized epidermal attachment cells 1,9,14. When a fly larva moves, the relative displacement of the epidermal attachment cells leads to stretching of the sensory unit and consequent opening of specific transient receptor potential vanilloid (TRPV) channels at the outer segment of the dendrite 8,12. The elicited signal is then transferred to the locomotor central pattern generator circuit in the central nervous system.
Multiple ChOs have been described in the adult fly 7. These are located near the joints of the adult fly appendages (legs, wings and halters) and in the thorax and abdomen. In addition, several hundreds of ChOs collectively form the Johnston's organ in the adult antenna that transduce acoustic to mechanical energy 3,5,17,4.
In contrast to the extensive knowledge about the development of ChOs in embryonic stages, very little is known about the morphology of these organs during larval stages. Moreover, with the exception of femoral ChOs 18 and Johnston's organ, our knowledge about the development and structure of ChOs in the adult fly is very fragmentary.
Here we describe a method for staining and visualizing ChOs in third instar larvae and pupae. This method can be applied together with genetic tools to better characterize the morphology and understand the development of the various ChOs in the fly.
- Grow the desired fly cultures. Keep the vials uncrowded (approximately 30 flies per 50 ml vial). Let the flies lay eggs for only one day in each vial. This will provide the larvae sufficient food supply and allow them to reach maximal size before crawling out of the food. Keep the vials in the appropriate temperature until third instar larvae begin to wander on the vial wall.
- Prepare a fresh stock of phosphate buffered saline (PBS) and PBT (0.1% Tween in PBS). Keep 10 ml of PBS on ice.
- Prepare 1-5 ml of fresh fixative (4% Formaldehyde in PBT) and keep it on ice. We use bottled 37-38% formaldehyde as a stock solution.
- Pick a wandering third instar larva from the vial wall and place it in a 50 μl drop of ice-cold PBS on a Sylgard dissection plate (made of Sylgard 184 silicone elastomer kit, DOW Corning Corporation in a tissue culture dish).
- Hold the larva, dorsal side up, near the mouth hooks, using fine forceps (Dumont #5 forceps), and stick an insect pin (minutien, 0.1 mm, stainless steel) through the larva's brain.
- Grab the posterior end of the larva with the forceps, pull gently and stretch the larva gently lengthwise. Stick another insect pin between the two posterior spiracles.
- Using spring scissors cut two horizontal incisions in the body wall (perpendicular to the anterior-posterior axis), close to the anterior and posterior pins.
- Using the spring scissors cut the larval body wall along the dorsal midline from the anterior to the posterior incision.
- Remove internal organs (gut, salivary glands, malpighian tubules etc.) and the trachea using fine forceps. Wash gently once or twice with PBS.
- Grab the two body wall flaps with forceps, stretch them out and pin them to the plate using two insect pins for each side.
- Remove the PBS and add 50 μl of fixing solution (4% formaldehyde in PBT). Incubate 20 minutes at room temperature.
- Remove the fixative. Wash twice with PBS. Pull out the insect pins. Using spring scissors cut the larval head and tail leaving a rectangular fillet. Transfer the fixed tissue to a chilled Eppendorf tube with PBS.
- Once a sufficient number of larvae are fixed, one can continue directly to antibody staining. If immediate staining is not desired, the fixed larvae should be washed 3 times, 5 minutes each, with 95% ethanol and stored in 95% ethanol at -20 °C.
- Attend to the vials as for larvae fixation, until third instar larvae begin to pupariate. Examine the vials every hour and mark larvae that have pupariated. Allow the marked pupae to develop 30-40 hours at 24 °C, or 24-27 hours at 29 °C.
- Using fine forceps pick 20-30 pupae of the appropriate age and put them in a dark porcelain multi-well dissecting dish. Be careful not to damage the tissues of interest.
- Extract the pupae from the pupal case. Begin by peeling off the operculum and continue until the pupa is free. Put the pupa into a well filled with PBT. Continue extracting all the pupae. Steps 2.4-2.6 should be done in small batches of five pupae at a time.
- Place five pupae on a flat surface between the wells of the dissecting dish. Using a micro dissection knife cut the tip of the head and the posterior tip of the abdomen (alternatively, it is possible to use two pairs of forceps to tear holes at both ends of the pupae).
- Hold the pupa in place using fine forceps and use a 1 ml syringe to wash out the internal organs of the pupa, by injecting PBT through the anterior opening.
- Wash the dissected pupa briefly by dipping it in a well filled with PBS and move it into the cold fixative in an Eppendorf tube kept on ice.
- Incubate overnight (ON) at 4 °C.
- Discard the fixative and wash the pupae three times, 5 minutes each, with PBT. Keep the washed pupae on ice.
- Fill two wells of the dissecting dish with PBT. Using a polyethylene Pasteur pipette transfer several pupae to one of the wells.
- Move one pupa at a time into the second well. Using two pairs of sharp forceps with perfectly aligned tips, peel off the transparent pupal cuticle of the wing: secure the pupa to the bottom of the well using one pair of forceps, and gently tear the cuticle using the second pair of forceps. Once the cuticle is torn, peel it off the wing. Be careful not to disconnect the wing from the pupa. After peeling off the cuticle from the wing blade, continue peeling the cuticle of the wing hinge (where the wing ChOs are located).
- After peeling off the wing cuticle, one can attempt peeling off the leg cuticle in a similar manner. Many legs are likely to be lost in the process, but despite the low yield, this step is highly recommended since it greatly improves the staining of leg ChOs. The ChOs of the haltere and abdomen can be visualized without further peeling off the cuticle.
- Place the 'peeled' pupa in an Eppendorf tube filled with methanol and keep at room temperature. Continue peeling off the cuticle of all the pupae, and add them to the same tube. At least 10 nicely peeled pupae should be collected for each staining.
- Remove the methanol and wash three times, 5 minutes each, with 95% Ethanol. Fixed pupae can be kept for long periods of time in 95% Ethanol at -20 °C.
- Wash the fixed tissue with PBT three times, 30 minutes each, at room temperature. Larvae can be washed with gentle shaking on a rotating plate. Pupae are washed without shaking.
- Replace the PBT with blocking buffer (PBT + 5% normal goat serum) and incubate ON at 4 °C.
- Remove the Blocking buffer and incubate with primary antibodies (diluted in blocking buffer) ON at 4 °C.
- Wash four times with PBT as described in step 3.1.
- Remove the PBT and incubate with secondary antibodies (diluted in blocking buffer) ON at 4 °C.
- Wash twice with PBT and once with PBS as described in step 3.1.
- Replace the PBS with mounting medium (Dako Fluorescent Mounting Medium (Dako Cytomation, Glostrup, Denmark) and incubate at 4 °C ON.
- Larvae are mounted on a microscope slide in a drop of mounting media with their cuticle facing down and body wall muscles facing up. Put a small drop of mounting medium on a clean cover slip and use it to cover the preparation. Do not apply any pressure on the mounted larvae.
- Prepare two microscope slides with a drop of mounting medium, one for dissection and the second for mounting.
- Put several pupae on one of the slides.
- Using spring scissors remove the head and the posterior part of the abdomen.
- Separate the dorsal half of the thorax from the ventral half by cutting between the wings and the legs.
- Place the dissected body parts of the pupa on the second microscope slide in a drop of mounting solution. Ensure that the wings and legs are stretched out and try to minimize overlaying of tissues as much as possible.
- Place a drop of mounting medium on a cover slip and place it over the sample. Do not apply pressure on the mounted sample.
An example of immuno-stained ChOs of third instar larva is shown in Figure 1. This example shows a nicely stretched abdominal segment in which seven of the eight ChOs are clearly visible. Neurons are labeled with MAb22C10 (1:20, obtained from the Developmental Studies Hybridoma Bank at the University of Iowa); the cap, ligament, cap-attachment and ligament attachment cells are labeled with anti-αTub85E (1:10, Klein et al., 2010). Secondary antibodies for fluorescent staining were Cy3, or Cy5-conjugated anti-mouse/rabbit (1:200, Jackson Immunoresearch Laboratories). Samples were viewed using confocal microscopy (LSM 510, Zeiss).
A cluster of wing ChOs at the ventral radial vein of a 35 hr-old pupa is shown in Figure 2.
Figure 1. (A) Schematic illustration of the six cell types that constitute a single Ch organ: cap attachment (CA), cap (C), scolopale (S), neuron (N), ligament (L) and ligament attachment (LA). The LCh5 organ, in which five ChOs are clustered, is stretched across the group of lateral transverse muscles (LT1-4). The lateral longitudinal muscle (LL1), ventral longitudinal muscles (VL1-4) and lateral oblique muscle (LO1) are also illustrated. Tendon cells are illustrated as brown spheres (Taken from Klein et al., 2010). (B) One abdominal segment of a third instar larva viewed at a 10X magnification. Seven of the eight ChOs present in each abdominal segment are evident: five lateral organs that together form the pentascolopidial organ (LCh5), a single lateral organ (LCh1) and one of two ventral ChOs (VChB). The neurons (N) of the ChOs are labeled with the neuronal marker MAb 22C10 (red). The ligament (L), cap (C) and attachment cells (LA, CA) are labeled with anti-αTub-85E (blue). The cap and ligament cells are additionally labeled with a ChO-specific GFP reporter harboring a regulatory element from the dei locus (Nachman et al., unpublished data).
Figure 2. The wing chordotonal organs at the ventral radial vein are viewed at a 40X magnification. The neurons (N) are marked with the neuronal marker 22C10 (Red, B). The ligament (L) and cap (C) cells are co-labeled with anti-αTub85E antibodies (Blue, C) and a ChO-specific GFP reporter transgene (Nachman et al., unpublished data).
The protocol described in this video provides a way to visualize proprioceptive ChOs during larval and pupal stages. Studies about the structure and development of proprioceptive ChOs have been so far restricted mainly to embryonic stages and to larval imaginal discs. Thus, many aspects of later stages of development, of both larval and adult ChOs, remain largely unknown. The described protocol, combined with common genetic tools in Drosophila, can be utilized to identify and study new genes and pathways that play a role in later stages of ChOs development. This protocol was optimized for the visualization of ChO, but it can be adapted for the staining of other tissues, such as pupal wings 6.
No conflicts of interest declared.
The authors would like to thank the Developmental Studies Hybridoma Bank at the University of Iowa for sending us antibodies. This work was supported by a grant (No. 29/08) from The Israel Science Foundation. A.S. is also supported by a research grant from the DFG (Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft).
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GUWAHATI: With passing of the 'The Assam Repealing Bill-2020' on the concluding day of the three-day winter session of the Assam Assembly on Wednesday, the stage is now set for conversion of all the provincialized madrassas into general schools. It will be effective from April 1, 2021.
However, following a debate on this Bill and dissatisfied with the reply from Education Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma, the legislators from Congress and AIUDF (All India United Democratic Front) staged a walkout. They also raised slogans demanding that the Bill must be placed before a Select Committee of the House.
Earlier in his reply on the floor of the House, Minister Sarma said, "None of the converted madrassas will be closed. On the other hand, the Bill will ensure development of the future generations of the people following the Islam religion. However, the government cannot spend public money on religious educational purposes. "
Referring to a survey, he said, "An Islamic scholar from Assam has found in his study that 82 per cent of the students studying in madrassas prefer studying in general schools. This is because these students have ambitions to hold responsible and high posts in the society in different professions. "
The Minister asserted, "These converted madrassas will now function under the SEBA(Board of Secondary Education, Assam). Within two years, enrollment will also go up in these converted educational institutions, where the curricula will get modernized. Moreover, new teachers will be also recruited. Though there will be no more classes on theological subjects, those on functional Arabic languages will continue to be taught in these schools. "
He concluded by saying, "I think, this Bill is my best gift to the Islamic society. After a few years, the society will laud this move taken by the present State government. "
Participating in the debate on the Bill, Sherman Ali Ahmed (INC) demanded, "Before passing the Bill, the government should come up with a comprehensive plan to transform the madrassas into 'centres of excellence'. Moreover, there is a need to set up a university to teach Arabic and Urdu along with English. It can be on the lines of Kumar Bhaskar Barman Sanskrit University. "
Opposing the Bill, AIUDF legislator Hafiz Bashir Ahmed (Qasimi) pointed out, "The madrassas in Assam have enrollment of about 1. 20 lakh students. Prior to the introduction of the Bill, the government should have taken into confidence all stakeholders. Since that has not been done, the Bill should be sent to a select committee of the Assembly. "
Rafiqul Islam (AIUDF) also demanded that the Bill should be sent to a select committee of the Assam Assembly. He also stressed the need to upgrade the madrassas.
Opposing the government's move, Leader of Opposition Debabrata Saikia as well as Sukur Ali, Wazed Ali and Rockibul Hussain (all of INC) demanded that the Bill must be sent to a select committee of the House. They also said that discussions must be held with all stakeholders prior to taking any decision on the madrassas. Nurul Huda of the same party said, "The status quo must be maintained with respect to the madrassas. "
As the Education Minister refused to budge from his stand, the Opposition staged a walkout. In their absence, the House passed the Bill.
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// ARKSurvivalEvolved (329.9) SDK
#ifdef _MSC_VER
#pragma pack(push, 0x8)
#endif
#include "ARKSurvivalEvolved_Chalico_Character_BP_parameters.hpp"
namespace sdk
{
//---------------------------------------------------------------------------
//Functions
//---------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Function Chalico_Character_BP.Chalico_Character_BP_C.BPOnAnimPlayedNotify
// ()
// Parameters:
// class UAnimMontage** AnimMontage (Parm, ZeroConstructor, IsPlainOldData)
// float* InPlayRate (Parm, ZeroConstructor, IsPlainOldData)
// struct FName* StartSectionName (Parm, ZeroConstructor, IsPlainOldData)
// bool* bReplicate (Parm, ZeroConstructor, IsPlainOldData)
// bool* bReplicateToOwner (Parm, ZeroConstructor, IsPlainOldData)
// bool* bForceTickPoseAndServerUpdateMesh (Parm, ZeroConstructor, IsPlainOldData)
// bool* bForceTickPoseOnServer (Parm, ZeroConstructor, IsPlainOldData)
void AChalico_Character_BP_C::BPOnAnimPlayedNotify(class UAnimMontage** AnimMontage, float* InPlayRate, struct FName* StartSectionName, bool* bReplicate, bool* bReplicateToOwner, bool* bForceTickPoseAndServerUpdateMesh, bool* bForceTickPoseOnServer)
{
static auto fn = UObject::FindObject<UFunction>("Function Chalico_Character_BP.Chalico_Character_BP_C.BPOnAnimPlayedNotify");
AChalico_Character_BP_C_BPOnAnimPlayedNotify_Params params;
params.AnimMontage = AnimMontage;
params.InPlayRate = InPlayRate;
params.StartSectionName = StartSectionName;
params.bReplicate = bReplicate;
params.bReplicateToOwner = bReplicateToOwner;
params.bForceTickPoseAndServerUpdateMesh = bForceTickPoseAndServerUpdateMesh;
params.bForceTickPoseOnServer = bForceTickPoseOnServer;
auto flags = fn->FunctionFlags;
UObject::ProcessEvent(fn, ¶ms);
fn->FunctionFlags = flags;
}
// Function Chalico_Character_BP.Chalico_Character_BP_C.BlueprintCanAttack
// ()
// Parameters:
// int* AttackIndex (Parm, ZeroConstructor, IsPlainOldData)
// float* Distance (Parm, ZeroConstructor, IsPlainOldData)
// float* attackRangeOffset (Parm, ZeroConstructor, IsPlainOldData)
// class AActor** OtherTarget (Parm, ZeroConstructor, IsPlainOldData)
// bool ReturnValue (Parm, OutParm, ZeroConstructor, ReturnParm, IsPlainOldData)
bool AChalico_Character_BP_C::BlueprintCanAttack(int* AttackIndex, float* Distance, float* attackRangeOffset, class AActor** OtherTarget)
{
static auto fn = UObject::FindObject<UFunction>("Function Chalico_Character_BP.Chalico_Character_BP_C.BlueprintCanAttack");
AChalico_Character_BP_C_BlueprintCanAttack_Params params;
params.AttackIndex = AttackIndex;
params.Distance = Distance;
params.attackRangeOffset = attackRangeOffset;
params.OtherTarget = OtherTarget;
auto flags = fn->FunctionFlags;
UObject::ProcessEvent(fn, ¶ms);
fn->FunctionFlags = flags;
return params.ReturnValue;
}
// Function Chalico_Character_BP.Chalico_Character_BP_C.CheckForNewBiome
// ()
void AChalico_Character_BP_C::CheckForNewBiome()
{
static auto fn = UObject::FindObject<UFunction>("Function Chalico_Character_BP.Chalico_Character_BP_C.CheckForNewBiome");
AChalico_Character_BP_C_CheckForNewBiome_Params params;
auto flags = fn->FunctionFlags;
UObject::ProcessEvent(fn, ¶ms);
fn->FunctionFlags = flags;
}
// Function Chalico_Character_BP.Chalico_Character_BP_C.SelectMudMesh
// ()
void AChalico_Character_BP_C::SelectMudMesh()
{
static auto fn = UObject::FindObject<UFunction>("Function Chalico_Character_BP.Chalico_Character_BP_C.SelectMudMesh");
AChalico_Character_BP_C_SelectMudMesh_Params params;
auto flags = fn->FunctionFlags;
UObject::ProcessEvent(fn, ¶ms);
fn->FunctionFlags = flags;
}
// Function Chalico_Character_BP.Chalico_Character_BP_C.HasConflictWithAI
// ()
// Parameters:
// bool NewParam (Parm, OutParm, ZeroConstructor, IsPlainOldData)
void AChalico_Character_BP_C::HasConflictWithAI(bool* NewParam)
{
static auto fn = UObject::FindObject<UFunction>("Function Chalico_Character_BP.Chalico_Character_BP_C.HasConflictWithAI");
AChalico_Character_BP_C_HasConflictWithAI_Params params;
auto flags = fn->FunctionFlags;
UObject::ProcessEvent(fn, ¶ms);
fn->FunctionFlags = flags;
if (NewParam != nullptr)
*NewParam = params.NewParam;
}
// Function Chalico_Character_BP.Chalico_Character_BP_C.CanLookForChalicos
// ()
// Parameters:
// bool canLook (Parm, OutParm, ZeroConstructor, IsPlainOldData)
void AChalico_Character_BP_C::CanLookForChalicos(bool* canLook)
{
static auto fn = UObject::FindObject<UFunction>("Function Chalico_Character_BP.Chalico_Character_BP_C.CanLookForChalicos");
AChalico_Character_BP_C_CanLookForChalicos_Params params;
auto flags = fn->FunctionFlags;
UObject::ProcessEvent(fn, ¶ms);
fn->FunctionFlags = flags;
if (canLook != nullptr)
*canLook = params.canLook;
}
// Function Chalico_Character_BP.Chalico_Character_BP_C.DeactivateThrowMode
// ()
void AChalico_Character_BP_C::DeactivateThrowMode()
{
static auto fn = UObject::FindObject<UFunction>("Function Chalico_Character_BP.Chalico_Character_BP_C.DeactivateThrowMode");
AChalico_Character_BP_C_DeactivateThrowMode_Params params;
auto flags = fn->FunctionFlags;
UObject::ProcessEvent(fn, ¶ms);
fn->FunctionFlags = flags;
}
// Function Chalico_Character_BP.Chalico_Character_BP_C.ReactToMudHit
// ()
// Parameters:
// class AActor* Instigator (Parm, ZeroConstructor, IsPlainOldData)
void AChalico_Character_BP_C::ReactToMudHit(class AActor* Instigator)
{
static auto fn = UObject::FindObject<UFunction>("Function Chalico_Character_BP.Chalico_Character_BP_C.ReactToMudHit");
AChalico_Character_BP_C_ReactToMudHit_Params params;
params.Instigator = Instigator;
auto flags = fn->FunctionFlags;
UObject::ProcessEvent(fn, ¶ms);
fn->FunctionFlags = flags;
}
// Function Chalico_Character_BP.Chalico_Character_BP_C.Is FriendlyTarget in Range
// ()
// Parameters:
// class AActor* mudTarget (Parm, ZeroConstructor, IsPlainOldData)
// bool canUseMud (Parm, OutParm, ZeroConstructor, IsPlainOldData)
void AChalico_Character_BP_C::Is_FriendlyTarget_in_Range(class AActor* mudTarget, bool* canUseMud)
{
static auto fn = UObject::FindObject<UFunction>("Function Chalico_Character_BP.Chalico_Character_BP_C.Is FriendlyTarget in Range");
AChalico_Character_BP_C_Is_FriendlyTarget_in_Range_Params params;
params.mudTarget = mudTarget;
auto flags = fn->FunctionFlags;
UObject::ProcessEvent(fn, ¶ms);
fn->FunctionFlags = flags;
if (canUseMud != nullptr)
*canUseMud = params.canUseMud;
}
// Function Chalico_Character_BP.Chalico_Character_BP_C.CanThrowMud
// ()
// Parameters:
// class AActor* mudTarget (Parm, ZeroConstructor, IsPlainOldData)
// bool canThrow (Parm, OutParm, ZeroConstructor, IsPlainOldData)
void AChalico_Character_BP_C::CanThrowMud(class AActor* mudTarget, bool* canThrow)
{
static auto fn = UObject::FindObject<UFunction>("Function Chalico_Character_BP.Chalico_Character_BP_C.CanThrowMud");
AChalico_Character_BP_C_CanThrowMud_Params params;
params.mudTarget = mudTarget;
auto flags = fn->FunctionFlags;
UObject::ProcessEvent(fn, ¶ms);
fn->FunctionFlags = flags;
if (canThrow != nullptr)
*canThrow = params.canThrow;
}
// Function Chalico_Character_BP.Chalico_Character_BP_C.CanStandUp
// ()
// Parameters:
// bool canStand (Parm, OutParm, ZeroConstructor, IsPlainOldData)
void AChalico_Character_BP_C::CanStandUp(bool* canStand)
{
static auto fn = UObject::FindObject<UFunction>("Function Chalico_Character_BP.Chalico_Character_BP_C.CanStandUp");
AChalico_Character_BP_C_CanStandUp_Params params;
auto flags = fn->FunctionFlags;
UObject::ProcessEvent(fn, ¶ms);
fn->FunctionFlags = flags;
if (canStand != nullptr)
*canStand = params.canStand;
}
// Function Chalico_Character_BP.Chalico_Character_BP_C.BPPreventRiding
// ()
// Parameters:
// class AShooterCharacter** ByPawn (Parm, ZeroConstructor, IsPlainOldData)
// bool* bDontCheckDistance (Parm, ZeroConstructor, IsPlainOldData)
// bool ReturnValue (Parm, OutParm, ZeroConstructor, ReturnParm, IsPlainOldData)
bool AChalico_Character_BP_C::BPPreventRiding(class AShooterCharacter** ByPawn, bool* bDontCheckDistance)
{
static auto fn = UObject::FindObject<UFunction>("Function Chalico_Character_BP.Chalico_Character_BP_C.BPPreventRiding");
AChalico_Character_BP_C_BPPreventRiding_Params params;
params.ByPawn = ByPawn;
params.bDontCheckDistance = bDontCheckDistance;
auto flags = fn->FunctionFlags;
UObject::ProcessEvent(fn, ¶ms);
fn->FunctionFlags = flags;
return params.ReturnValue;
}
// Function Chalico_Character_BP.Chalico_Character_BP_C.BPGetMultiUseEntries
// (NetReliable, NetRequest, Exec, Native, Event, NetResponse, Static, NetMulticast, Public, Private, NetServer, HasOutParms, DLLImport, BlueprintCallable, BlueprintEvent, BlueprintPure)
// Parameters:
// class APlayerController** ForPC (Parm, ZeroConstructor, IsPlainOldData)
// TArray<struct FMultiUseEntry> MultiUseEntries (Parm, OutParm, ZeroConstructor, ReferenceParm)
// TArray<struct FMultiUseEntry> ReturnValue (Parm, OutParm, ZeroConstructor, ReturnParm)
TArray<struct FMultiUseEntry> AChalico_Character_BP_C::STATIC_BPGetMultiUseEntries(class APlayerController** ForPC, TArray<struct FMultiUseEntry>* MultiUseEntries)
{
static auto fn = UObject::FindObject<UFunction>("Function Chalico_Character_BP.Chalico_Character_BP_C.BPGetMultiUseEntries");
AChalico_Character_BP_C_BPGetMultiUseEntries_Params params;
params.ForPC = ForPC;
auto flags = fn->FunctionFlags;
fn->FunctionFlags |= 0x400;
UObject::ProcessEvent(fn, ¶ms);
fn->FunctionFlags = flags;
if (MultiUseEntries != nullptr)
*MultiUseEntries = params.MultiUseEntries;
return params.ReturnValue;
}
// Function Chalico_Character_BP.Chalico_Character_BP_C.BPTryMultiUse
// ()
// Parameters:
// class APlayerController** ForPC (Parm, ZeroConstructor, IsPlainOldData)
// int* UseIndex (Parm, ZeroConstructor, IsPlainOldData)
// bool ReturnValue (Parm, OutParm, ZeroConstructor, ReturnParm, IsPlainOldData)
bool AChalico_Character_BP_C::BPTryMultiUse(class APlayerController** ForPC, int* UseIndex)
{
static auto fn = UObject::FindObject<UFunction>("Function Chalico_Character_BP.Chalico_Character_BP_C.BPTryMultiUse");
AChalico_Character_BP_C_BPTryMultiUse_Params params;
params.ForPC = ForPC;
params.UseIndex = UseIndex;
auto flags = fn->FunctionFlags;
UObject::ProcessEvent(fn, ¶ms);
fn->FunctionFlags = flags;
return params.ReturnValue;
}
// Function Chalico_Character_BP.Chalico_Character_BP_C.ShouldStandUp
// ()
// Parameters:
// bool standUp (Parm, OutParm, ZeroConstructor, IsPlainOldData)
void AChalico_Character_BP_C::ShouldStandUp(bool* standUp)
{
static auto fn = UObject::FindObject<UFunction>("Function Chalico_Character_BP.Chalico_Character_BP_C.ShouldStandUp");
AChalico_Character_BP_C_ShouldStandUp_Params params;
auto flags = fn->FunctionFlags;
UObject::ProcessEvent(fn, ¶ms);
fn->FunctionFlags = flags;
if (standUp != nullptr)
*standUp = params.standUp;
}
// Function Chalico_Character_BP.Chalico_Character_BP_C.BPTimerServer
// ()
void AChalico_Character_BP_C::BPTimerServer()
{
static auto fn = UObject::FindObject<UFunction>("Function Chalico_Character_BP.Chalico_Character_BP_C.BPTimerServer");
AChalico_Character_BP_C_BPTimerServer_Params params;
auto flags = fn->FunctionFlags;
UObject::ProcessEvent(fn, ¶ms);
fn->FunctionFlags = flags;
}
// Function Chalico_Character_BP.Chalico_Character_BP_C.CanSitDown
// ()
// Parameters:
// bool canSit (Parm, OutParm, ZeroConstructor, IsPlainOldData)
void AChalico_Character_BP_C::CanSitDown(bool* canSit)
{
static auto fn = UObject::FindObject<UFunction>("Function Chalico_Character_BP.Chalico_Character_BP_C.CanSitDown");
AChalico_Character_BP_C_CanSitDown_Params params;
auto flags = fn->FunctionFlags;
UObject::ProcessEvent(fn, ¶ms);
fn->FunctionFlags = flags;
if (canSit != nullptr)
*canSit = params.canSit;
}
// Function Chalico_Character_BP.Chalico_Character_BP_C.Look for Chalicos
// (NetReliable, Native, NetResponse, Public, Private, NetServer, HasOutParms, DLLImport, BlueprintCallable, BlueprintEvent, BlueprintPure)
void AChalico_Character_BP_C::Look_for_Chalicos()
{
static auto fn = UObject::FindObject<UFunction>("Function Chalico_Character_BP.Chalico_Character_BP_C.Look for Chalicos");
AChalico_Character_BP_C_Look_for_Chalicos_Params params;
auto flags = fn->FunctionFlags;
fn->FunctionFlags |= 0x400;
UObject::ProcessEvent(fn, ¶ms);
fn->FunctionFlags = flags;
}
// Function Chalico_Character_BP.Chalico_Character_BP_C.UserConstructionScript
// ()
void AChalico_Character_BP_C::UserConstructionScript()
{
static auto fn = UObject::FindObject<UFunction>("Function Chalico_Character_BP.Chalico_Character_BP_C.UserConstructionScript");
AChalico_Character_BP_C_UserConstructionScript_Params params;
auto flags = fn->FunctionFlags;
UObject::ProcessEvent(fn, ¶ms);
fn->FunctionFlags = flags;
}
// Function Chalico_Character_BP.Chalico_Character_BP_C.BlueprintAnimNotifyCustomEvent
// ()
// Parameters:
// struct FName* CustomEventName (Parm, ZeroConstructor, IsPlainOldData)
// class USkeletalMeshComponent** MeshComp (Parm, ZeroConstructor, IsPlainOldData)
// class UAnimSequenceBase** Animation (Parm, ZeroConstructor, IsPlainOldData)
// class UAnimNotify** AnimNotifyObject (ConstParm, Parm, ZeroConstructor, IsPlainOldData)
void AChalico_Character_BP_C::BlueprintAnimNotifyCustomEvent(struct FName* CustomEventName, class USkeletalMeshComponent** MeshComp, class UAnimSequenceBase** Animation, class UAnimNotify** AnimNotifyObject)
{
static auto fn = UObject::FindObject<UFunction>("Function Chalico_Character_BP.Chalico_Character_BP_C.BlueprintAnimNotifyCustomEvent");
AChalico_Character_BP_C_BlueprintAnimNotifyCustomEvent_Params params;
params.CustomEventName = CustomEventName;
params.MeshComp = MeshComp;
params.Animation = Animation;
params.AnimNotifyObject = AnimNotifyObject;
auto flags = fn->FunctionFlags;
UObject::ProcessEvent(fn, ¶ms);
fn->FunctionFlags = flags;
}
// Function Chalico_Character_BP.Chalico_Character_BP_C.standUp
// ()
void AChalico_Character_BP_C::standUp()
{
static auto fn = UObject::FindObject<UFunction>("Function Chalico_Character_BP.Chalico_Character_BP_C.standUp");
AChalico_Character_BP_C_standUp_Params params;
auto flags = fn->FunctionFlags;
UObject::ProcessEvent(fn, ¶ms);
fn->FunctionFlags = flags;
}
// Function Chalico_Character_BP.Chalico_Character_BP_C.TrySittingDown
// ()
void AChalico_Character_BP_C::TrySittingDown()
{
static auto fn = UObject::FindObject<UFunction>("Function Chalico_Character_BP.Chalico_Character_BP_C.TrySittingDown");
AChalico_Character_BP_C_TrySittingDown_Params params;
auto flags = fn->FunctionFlags;
UObject::ProcessEvent(fn, ¶ms);
fn->FunctionFlags = flags;
}
// Function Chalico_Character_BP.Chalico_Character_BP_C.TryStandingUp
// ()
void AChalico_Character_BP_C::TryStandingUp()
{
static auto fn = UObject::FindObject<UFunction>("Function Chalico_Character_BP.Chalico_Character_BP_C.TryStandingUp");
AChalico_Character_BP_C_TryStandingUp_Params params;
auto flags = fn->FunctionFlags;
UObject::ProcessEvent(fn, ¶ms);
fn->FunctionFlags = flags;
}
// Function Chalico_Character_BP.Chalico_Character_BP_C.SetChalicoFocus
// ()
// Parameters:
// class AActor* NewFocus (Parm, ZeroConstructor, IsPlainOldData)
void AChalico_Character_BP_C::SetChalicoFocus(class AActor* NewFocus)
{
static auto fn = UObject::FindObject<UFunction>("Function Chalico_Character_BP.Chalico_Character_BP_C.SetChalicoFocus");
AChalico_Character_BP_C_SetChalicoFocus_Params params;
params.NewFocus = NewFocus;
auto flags = fn->FunctionFlags;
UObject::ProcessEvent(fn, ¶ms);
fn->FunctionFlags = flags;
}
// Function Chalico_Character_BP.Chalico_Character_BP_C.ClearChalicoFocus
// ()
void AChalico_Character_BP_C::ClearChalicoFocus()
{
static auto fn = UObject::FindObject<UFunction>("Function Chalico_Character_BP.Chalico_Character_BP_C.ClearChalicoFocus");
AChalico_Character_BP_C_ClearChalicoFocus_Params params;
auto flags = fn->FunctionFlags;
UObject::ProcessEvent(fn, ¶ms);
fn->FunctionFlags = flags;
}
// Function Chalico_Character_BP.Chalico_Character_BP_C.StartMudThrow
// ()
// Parameters:
// class AActor* Target (Parm, ZeroConstructor, IsPlainOldData)
void AChalico_Character_BP_C::StartMudThrow(class AActor* Target)
{
static auto fn = UObject::FindObject<UFunction>("Function Chalico_Character_BP.Chalico_Character_BP_C.StartMudThrow");
AChalico_Character_BP_C_StartMudThrow_Params params;
params.Target = Target;
auto flags = fn->FunctionFlags;
UObject::ProcessEvent(fn, ¶ms);
fn->FunctionFlags = flags;
}
// Function Chalico_Character_BP.Chalico_Character_BP_C.CloseRetaliation
// ()
void AChalico_Character_BP_C::CloseRetaliation()
{
static auto fn = UObject::FindObject<UFunction>("Function Chalico_Character_BP.Chalico_Character_BP_C.CloseRetaliation");
AChalico_Character_BP_C_CloseRetaliation_Params params;
auto flags = fn->FunctionFlags;
UObject::ProcessEvent(fn, ¶ms);
fn->FunctionFlags = flags;
}
// Function Chalico_Character_BP.Chalico_Character_BP_C.TryThrowMud
// ()
void AChalico_Character_BP_C::TryThrowMud()
{
static auto fn = UObject::FindObject<UFunction>("Function Chalico_Character_BP.Chalico_Character_BP_C.TryThrowMud");
AChalico_Character_BP_C_TryThrowMud_Params params;
auto flags = fn->FunctionFlags;
UObject::ProcessEvent(fn, ¶ms);
fn->FunctionFlags = flags;
}
// Function Chalico_Character_BP.Chalico_Character_BP_C.OnSittingEvent
// ()
void AChalico_Character_BP_C::OnSittingEvent()
{
static auto fn = UObject::FindObject<UFunction>("Function Chalico_Character_BP.Chalico_Character_BP_C.OnSittingEvent");
AChalico_Character_BP_C_OnSittingEvent_Params params;
auto flags = fn->FunctionFlags;
UObject::ProcessEvent(fn, ¶ms);
fn->FunctionFlags = flags;
}
// Function Chalico_Character_BP.Chalico_Character_BP_C.OnThrowMudEvent
// ()
void AChalico_Character_BP_C::OnThrowMudEvent()
{
static auto fn = UObject::FindObject<UFunction>("Function Chalico_Character_BP.Chalico_Character_BP_C.OnThrowMudEvent");
AChalico_Character_BP_C_OnThrowMudEvent_Params params;
auto flags = fn->FunctionFlags;
UObject::ProcessEvent(fn, ¶ms);
fn->FunctionFlags = flags;
}
// Function Chalico_Character_BP.Chalico_Character_BP_C.ReceiveBeginPlay
// ()
void AChalico_Character_BP_C::ReceiveBeginPlay()
{
static auto fn = UObject::FindObject<UFunction>("Function Chalico_Character_BP.Chalico_Character_BP_C.ReceiveBeginPlay");
AChalico_Character_BP_C_ReceiveBeginPlay_Params params;
auto flags = fn->FunctionFlags;
UObject::ProcessEvent(fn, ¶ms);
fn->FunctionFlags = flags;
}
// Function Chalico_Character_BP.Chalico_Character_BP_C.BPUnstasis
// ()
void AChalico_Character_BP_C::BPUnstasis()
{
static auto fn = UObject::FindObject<UFunction>("Function Chalico_Character_BP.Chalico_Character_BP_C.BPUnstasis");
AChalico_Character_BP_C_BPUnstasis_Params params;
auto flags = fn->FunctionFlags;
UObject::ProcessEvent(fn, ¶ms);
fn->FunctionFlags = flags;
}
// Function Chalico_Character_BP.Chalico_Character_BP_C.SitDown
// ()
void AChalico_Character_BP_C::SitDown()
{
static auto fn = UObject::FindObject<UFunction>("Function Chalico_Character_BP.Chalico_Character_BP_C.SitDown");
AChalico_Character_BP_C_SitDown_Params params;
auto flags = fn->FunctionFlags;
UObject::ProcessEvent(fn, ¶ms);
fn->FunctionFlags = flags;
}
// Function Chalico_Character_BP.Chalico_Character_BP_C.QuickLoadSitState
// ()
void AChalico_Character_BP_C::QuickLoadSitState()
{
static auto fn = UObject::FindObject<UFunction>("Function Chalico_Character_BP.Chalico_Character_BP_C.QuickLoadSitState");
AChalico_Character_BP_C_QuickLoadSitState_Params params;
auto flags = fn->FunctionFlags;
UObject::ProcessEvent(fn, ¶ms);
fn->FunctionFlags = flags;
}
// Function Chalico_Character_BP.Chalico_Character_BP_C.ExecuteUbergraph_Chalico_Character_BP
// ()
// Parameters:
// int EntryPoint (Parm, ZeroConstructor, IsPlainOldData)
void AChalico_Character_BP_C::ExecuteUbergraph_Chalico_Character_BP(int EntryPoint)
{
static auto fn = UObject::FindObject<UFunction>("Function Chalico_Character_BP.Chalico_Character_BP_C.ExecuteUbergraph_Chalico_Character_BP");
AChalico_Character_BP_C_ExecuteUbergraph_Chalico_Character_BP_Params params;
params.EntryPoint = EntryPoint;
auto flags = fn->FunctionFlags;
UObject::ProcessEvent(fn, ¶ms);
fn->FunctionFlags = flags;
}
}
#ifdef _MSC_VER
#pragma pack(pop)
#endif
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cpp
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One of the five holy Indian rivers, Narmada, the fifth longest river and longest west-flowing river in India is highly revered by Hindu devotees. Originating in the holy town of Amarkantak in the heart of India, Madhya Pradesh, its religious significance dates back to ancient times and even finds mention in Hindu scriptures like the Matsya Purana. Legend has it that the sacred river sprung from Lord Shiva. Expanding in the Maikal hills of Madhya Pradesh, Narmada flows westwards through the heart of the country, all the way to Bharuch in Gujarat, where it empties into the Arabian Sea.
Along the banks of this holy river, which stretches across 2,600 km, are seated many significant religious sites. Pilgrims visit these sites for 'pradakshina' or 'parikrama,' a ceremonious journey around sacred shrines in the clockwise direction. River Narmada is hailed as the only river that boasts of the tradition of a pilgrimage or yatra by circumambulating the river from source to sea and back.
Narmada Yatra by Madhya Pradesh's Department of Tourism caters for two parikrama trails - one begins in Jabalpur while the other starts at Indore or Bhopal. Starting at Jabalpur, the pilgrims head to Amarkantak first, a renowned Hindu pilgrimage site, also home to Narmadeshwar temple, the holy spot from where the holy river Narmada originates. Another stop on the Narmada Yatra is at one of the holiest and most ancient cities in India, Ujjain, also popular for its mention in the epic Mahabharata and the Kumbh Mela. The yatra also takes one to Omkareshwar, the sacred city of the great Lord Shiva, and Maheshwar, a 2500-year-old historical city replete with temples dedicated to Lord Shiva before commencing the return journey.
The journey that begins in Indore-Bhopal takes you through a scenic route encompassing Omkareshwar, Barwani, Rajpipla, Vamleshwar, Mithi Talai, Jhabua, Mandu, Maheshwar, Ujjain, Salkanpur, Jabalpur, Amarkantak, Mandla, Kareli and Hoshangabad before circling back to its starting point at Omkareshwar. Completing the pilgrimage circuit is critical to the yatra, which takes a total of 14 days and 15 nights.
The Tourism Department of Madhya Pradesh has announced the Narmada Parikrama tour/ yatra with the purpose of establishing a religious journey throughout the state along the banks paying homage to the sacred river, Mother Narmada.
In the course of the tour, the holy river appears stronger, swelling in its width and breadth. While flowing through various settlements, hamlets, hills and forests, River Narmada bestows powerful blessings on both sides with richness and prosperity. Finally, it merges with the great Arabian Sea near Bharuch in Gujarat. For its abundant blessings, the river is hailed as the holy mother whom devotees come from far and wide to worship.
It is said that Lord Shiva blessed Narmada by granting all her wishes and also blessed her to remain maiden and flow freely and purely forever, making this river supremely sacred to Hindu devotees in India.
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english
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Tel Aviv [Israel], May 9 : Three senior members of the Palestinian Islamic Jihad movement were killed by the Israeli army in an early Tuesday morning bombing in which explosions ripped through Gaza under 'Operation Shield and Arrow', The Times of Israel reported.
The Israeli army began hitting targets in the Strip just after 2 am in what appeared to be a coordinated surprise attack on the Palestinian Islamic Jihad movement's senior leaders.
Prior to the operation, Israeli residents of areas within 40 kilometres (25 miles) of Gaza were instructed to enter or stay near bomb shelters amid fears of retaliatory attacks, as raids continued to thunder across the Strip.
According to The Times of Israel, previous strikes on Islamic Jihad leaders have sparked barrages of rockets on Israeli civilians and intense battles with Israeli troops, some lasting several days.
As per the health ministry of the Hamas-controlled territory, at least nine people were killed in the bombing runs. According to reports, some of the casualties were said to be the wives of the commanders and their children.
The Israeli army said it had assassinated Khalil Bahitini, who commands Islamic Jihad in northern Gaza, Jahed Ahnam, a top official in the group's military council, and Tarek Azaldin, who it said directs Islamic Jihad terror activities in the West Bank from a base in Gaza, according to The Times of Israel.
The Palestinian Islamic Jihad movement confirmed that the three were among the dead.
According to the Israeli army, Bahitini was the group's "senior operational officer," with close contacts to Islamic Jihad's senior political leadership. He took over the vaunted position after its previous commander was killed in a strike last year.
"Bahitini was entrusted with approving and carrying out all terrorist activities from northern Gaza as well as, planning and directing terrorist attacks on Israeli civilians and planned shooting at Israel in the immediate future," the army said.
The Israeli army said Ahnam was a key link for transferring money and weapons between Islamic Jihad and Hamas and Azaldin was involved in moving money between Gaza and the West Bank for terror activities.
According to witnesses in the attack launched on earlier Tuesday morning, an explosion hit the top floor of an apartment building in Gaza City and a house in the southern city of Rafah. Palestinian media said several people were injured. There was no immediate confirmation from health authorities.
Dozens of strikes were reported across the Strip in the ensuing hours, sending fireballs skyward as the army targeted terror training sites.
The army called the campaign 'Operation Shield and Arrow'.
The army's Home Front Command issued instructions for residents of areas near Gaza to stay in or near bomb shelters. It instructed local authorities to open public shelters and announced that it would block access to some roads running near the enclave.
According to The Times of Israel, the bombings come days after Gazan terrorists led by Islamic Jihad fired nearly three dozen rockets toward Israel in response to the death of an alleged senior member of the group who had been on hunger strike in Israeli prison. Several rockets struck Sderot during the May 2 clash, injuring three workers and damaging homes and cars.
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english
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export enum ConfirmableOperation {
EMAIL_PASSWORD_RESET = 'EMAIL_PASSWORD_RESET',
}
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typescript
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<reponame>nleite/mongo<filename>src/mongo/db/fts/fts_search.cpp<gh_stars>10-100
// fts_search.cpp
/**
* Copyright (C) 2012 10gen Inc.
*
* This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify
* it under the terms of the GNU Affero General Public License, version 3,
* as published by the Free Software Foundation.
*
* This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
* but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
* MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
* GNU Affero General Public License for more details.
*
* You should have received a copy of the GNU Affero General Public License
* along with this program. If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.
*/
#include "mongo/pch.h"
#include "mongo/db/btreecursor.h"
#include "mongo/db/fts/fts_index_format.h"
#include "mongo/db/fts/fts_search.h"
#include "mongo/db/kill_current_op.h"
#include "mongo/db/pdfile.h"
namespace mongo {
namespace fts {
/*
* Constructor generates query and term dictionaries
* @param ns, namespace
* @param idxNum, index number
* @param search, query string
* @param language, language of the query
* @param filter, filter object
*/
FTSSearch::FTSSearch( IndexDescriptor* descriptor,
const FTSSpec& ftsSpec,
const BSONObj& indexPrefix,
const FTSQuery& query,
const BSONObj& filter )
: _descriptor(descriptor),
_ftsSpec(ftsSpec),
_indexPrefix( indexPrefix ),
_query( query ),
_ftsMatcher(query, ftsSpec) {
if ( !filter.isEmpty() )
_matcher.reset( new CoveredIndexMatcher( filter, _descriptor->keyPattern() ) );
_keysLookedAt = 0;
_objectsLookedAt = 0;
}
bool FTSSearch::_ok( Record* record ) const {
if ( !_query.hasNonTermPieces() )
return true;
return _ftsMatcher.matchesNonTerm( BSONObj::make( record ) );
}
/*
* GO: sets the tree cursors on each term in terms, processes the terms by advancing
* the terms cursors and storing the partial
* results and lastly calculates the top results
* @param results, the priority queue containing the top results
* @param limit, number of results in the priority queue
*/
void FTSSearch::go(Results* results, unsigned limit ) {
vector< shared_ptr<BtreeCursor> > cursors;
for ( unsigned i = 0; i < _query.getTerms().size(); i++ ) {
const string& term = _query.getTerms()[i];
BSONObj min = FTSIndexFormat::getIndexKey( MAX_WEIGHT, term, _indexPrefix );
BSONObj max = FTSIndexFormat::getIndexKey( 0, term, _indexPrefix );
shared_ptr<BtreeCursor> c( BtreeCursor::make(
nsdetails(_descriptor->parentNS().c_str()),
_descriptor->getOnDisk(),
min, max, true, -1 ) );
cursors.push_back( c );
}
while ( !inShutdown() ) {
bool gotAny = false;
for ( unsigned i = 0; i < cursors.size(); i++ ) {
if ( cursors[i]->eof() )
continue;
gotAny = true;
_process( cursors[i].get() );
cursors[i]->advance();
}
if ( !gotAny )
break;
RARELY killCurrentOp.checkForInterrupt();
}
// priority queue using a compare that grabs the lowest of two ScoredLocations by score.
for ( Scores::iterator i = _scores.begin(); i != _scores.end(); ++i ) {
if ( i->second < 0 )
continue;
// priority queue
if ( results->size() < limit ) { // case a: queue unfilled
if ( !_ok( i->first ) )
continue;
results->push( ScoredLocation( i->first, i->second ) );
}
else if ( i->second > results->top().score ) { // case b: queue filled
if ( !_ok( i->first ) )
continue;
results->pop();
results->push( ScoredLocation( i->first, i->second ) );
}
else {
// else do nothing (case c)
}
}
}
/*
* Takes a cursor and updates the partial score for said cursor in _scores map
* @param cursor, btree cursor pointing to the current document to be scored
*/
void FTSSearch::_process( BtreeCursor* cursor ) {
_keysLookedAt++;
BSONObj key = cursor->currKey();
BSONObjIterator i( key );
for ( unsigned j = 0; j < _ftsSpec.numExtraBefore(); j++)
i.next();
i.next(); // move past indexToken
BSONElement scoreElement = i.next();
double score = scoreElement.number();
double& cur = _scores[(cursor->currLoc()).rec()];
if ( cur < 0 ) {
// already been rejected
return;
}
if ( cur == 0 && _matcher.get() ) {
// we haven't seen this before and we have a matcher
MatchDetails d;
if ( !_matcher->matchesCurrent( cursor, &d ) ) {
cur = -1;
}
if ( d.hasLoadedRecord() )
_objectsLookedAt++;
if ( cur == -1 )
return;
}
if ( cur )
cur += score * (1 + 1 / score);
else
cur += score;
}
}
}
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cpp
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A 38-year-old woman doctor was allegedly assaulted by four persons at the Government Civil Hospital in Thane yesterday night, police said. A police official said that the four accused assaulted the woman gynaecologist after she objected to one of them recording the ward premises on a mobile phone.
The four persons were relatives of a pregnant woman who was admitted in the ward, police said. A Thane Nagar police station official identified the four as Vicky Kadam (32), Sagar Patil (25), Digambar Kasbe (26) and Mangesh Kiratkar (30).
A case under relevant sections of the Indian Penal Code was registered in the early hours of today and three of the four accused were arrested, he said. Kasbe, one of the four accused, is yet to be caught and efforts were on to nab him, the official added.
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english
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import * as React from 'react';
import isNil from 'lodash/isNil';
import { useSelector } from 'react-redux';
import { toDataURL } from '../helpers';
import { State } from '../store';
import { MainState } from '../pages/Main/model';
export interface ProblemTableProps {
rightAnswer?: string;
}
export const ProblemTable = (props: ProblemTableProps): React.ReactElement | null => {
const { rightAnswer } = props;
const { userAnswers, questions, stepIndex } = useSelector<State, MainState>(state => state.main);
if (!questions) return null;
const { problemFields, options } = questions[stepIndex];
return (
<>
{problemFields.map((item, index) => {
if (item) {
return (
<div key={index.toString()} className="problem-cell-wrapper">
<img
className="problem-cell"
src={item ? toDataURL(item) : undefined}
/>
</div>
);
}
// img без src отображает заглушку, поэтому используем div
if (isNil(item) && isNil(userAnswers[stepIndex])) {
return (
<div
className="problem-cell-wrapper empty"
key={index.toString()}
/>
);
}
// Если есть правильный ответ, то показываем его
if (rightAnswer !== undefined) {
return (
<div key={index.toString()} className="problem-cell-wrapper right-answer">
<img
className="problem-cell"
src={toDataURL(rightAnswer)}
/>
</div>
);
}
if (isNil(item) && !isNil(userAnswers[stepIndex]) && questions) {
return (
<div key={index.toString()} className="problem-cell-wrapper empty">
<img
className="problem-cell preview"
src={toDataURL(options[userAnswers[stepIndex]])}
/>
</div>
);
}
return null;
})}
</>
);
};
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typescript
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<reponame>softcoder24/insta_share<filename>insta_share/__init__.py
from .instagram import Instagram
__version__ = "0.0.1"
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python
|
Our own Adam Frucci doesn't like the idea of tablet computing. And most of the world agreed with him back in 2001 when Bill Gates and Microsoft were pushing the form factor.
You may remember, Bill Gates was a loyal tablet user for years (and he still uses one). He was such a fan, in fact, that back in 2001 Gates told CNN, "The tablet takes cutting-edge PC technology and makes it available whenever you want it...It's a PC that is virtually without limits — and within five years I predict it will be the most popular form of PC sold in America."
Obviously, Gates was wrong—at least about the timeline. It's seven years later and tablets are all but dead while netbooks and touchscreen smartphones thrive. Keep in mind that multitouch wasn't around yet, though the idea of smudging up your computer's screen probably didn't make much sense given that a stylus was the ideal means for navigation.
Microsoft has since dialed back their enthusiasm on the tablet form factor, but you can see its spirit live on in products like the Surface and Windows 7's multitouch support.
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english
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ISLAMABAD: A popular restaurant, which sells Indian and Pakistani cuisine and the idea of peace between the neighbors right at the international border between both countries, will showcase its food at an international food event in Paris next month.
According to a Khaleej Times report, 'Sarhad' (which means border) restaurant, located just one kilometer from the Attari-Wagah joint checkpost of India and Pakistan, has been invited to participate in the 'Grand Fooding S. Pellegrino Plats' in Paris, being organised by Le Fooding on September 24.
"Sarhad, which promotes peace through food with its Amritsari-Lahori cuisine and culture, has been invited to participate in the world's biggest food event at Paris being organized by Le Fooding on September 24 this year," restaurant owner Aman Jaspal told.
Aman and his wife Sameena will be serving the delicious Chicken Biryani, a popular rice and chicken dish in both countries, at the food festival. Aman will soon travel to Lahore to get fresh spices and ingredients from there.
"Sarhad is one of the 10 restaurants invited from across the world with a similar mission to use food as a medium for peace and reconciliation. Top international chefs and restaurateurs will present essential dishes from different countries, religions and cultures in conflict with each other who come together through their shared gastronomy," Aman pointed out.
The theme of the food event this year has been kept to celebrate reconciliation, life and peace around and through food. This has been done in view of the tragic terror strikes in Paris, Brussels and other places across the world.
The unique border restaurant 'Sarhad' showcases the architectural, cultural and culinary heritage of pre-partition Punjab in general and Amritsar and Lahore cities in particular.
The Lahori menu at the restaurant, which is a big draw with visitors to the Retreat ceremony and among local residents, includes Chapli Kebab, Nihari Ghost, Bannu Kebab, Fish Korma, Miyanji ki Dal and Bakarkhani Roti.
Lahore's leading designer Ansa Zafar has created furniture for Sarhad while Salah-auddin Michu has created ceramic jaali panels with exquisite motifs of the Lahore fort and Indus valley civilization.
Pakistan's most celebrated truck artist, Haider Ali, has painted two Tata mini trucks in Pakistani truck art.
These colourful trucks, with the slogan "India-Pakistan Friendship Zindabad" boldly emblazoned on the bonnet, are parked at Sarhad and are a big attraction for tourists.
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english
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<filename>data_bank/wgbb_3352.json
{"questions": [{"player_1": {"name": "<NAME>", "player_stat": 99.0}, "player_2": {"name": "<NAME>", "player_stat": 69.0}, "stat": "sixes", "skill": "BAT", "question_text": "Who has hit more sixes?", "greater": true}, {"player_1": {"name": "<NAME>", "player_stat": 28.88}, "player_2": {"name": "<NAME>", "player_stat": 29.51}, "stat": "average", "skill": "BAT", "question_text": "Who has the better batting average?", "greater": true}, {"player_1": {"name": "<NAME>", "player_stat": 2366.0}, "player_2": {"name": "<NAME>", "player_stat": 1698.0}, "stat": "runs_given", "skill": "BOWL", "question_text": "Who has given away less runs?", "greater": false}, {"player_1": {"name": "<NAME>", "player_stat": 1696.0}, "player_2": {"name": "<NAME>", "player_stat": 1109.0}, "stat": "runs_given", "skill": "BOWL", "question_text": "Who has given away less runs?", "greater": false}, {"player_1": {"name": "<NAME>", "player_stat": 0.0}, "player_2": {"name": "<NAME>", "player_stat": 20.0}, "stat": "fifties", "skill": "BAT", "question_text": "Who has scored more fifties?", "greater": true}, {"player_1": {"name": "<NAME>", "player_stat": 18.0}, "player_2": {"name": "<NAME>", "player_stat": 207.0}, "stat": "fours", "skill": "BAT", "question_text": "Who has hit more fours?", "greater": true}, {"player_1": {"name": "<NAME>", "player_stat": 7.0}, "player_2": {"name": "<NAME>", "player_stat": 1.0}, "stat": "zeroes", "skill": "BAT", "question_text": "Who has more ducks?", "greater": true}, {"player_1": {"name": "<NAME>", "player_stat": 86.0}, "player_2": {"name": "<NAME>", "player_stat": 104.0}, "stat": "highest", "skill": "BAT", "question_text": "Who has the greater highest score?", "greater": true}, {"player_1": {"name": "<NAME>", "player_stat": 26.06}, "player_2": {"name": "<NAME>", "player_stat": 37.72}, "stat": "average", "skill": "BAT", "question_text": "Who has the better batting average?", "greater": true}, {"player_1": {"name": "<NAME>", "player_stat": 26.0}, "player_2": {"name": "<NAME>", "player_stat": 21.0}, "stat": "wickets", "skill": "BOWL", "question_text": "Who has taken more wickets?", "greater": true}, {"player_1": {"name": "<NAME>", "player_stat": 10.0}, "player_2": {"name": "<NAME>", "player_stat": 5.0}, "stat": "maidens", "skill": "BOWL", "question_text": "Who has bowled more maidens?", "greater": true}, {"player_1": {"name": "<NAME>", "player_stat": 137.11}, "player_2": {"name": "<NAME>", "player_stat": 137.75}, "stat": "strike_rate", "skill": "BAT", "question_text": "Who has the better batting strike rate?", "greater": true}, {"player_1": {"name": "<NAME>", "player_stat": 160.0}, "player_2": {"name": "<NAME>", "player_stat": 24.0}, "stat": "wickets", "skill": "BOWL", "question_text": "Who has taken more wickets?", "greater": true}, {"player_1": {"name": "<NAME>", "player_stat": 7.99}, "player_2": {"name": "<NAME>", "player_stat": 6.91}, "stat": "economy", "skill": "BOWL", "question_text": "Who has the better economy rate?", "greater": false}, {"player_1": {"name": "<NAME>", "player_stat": 430.0}, "player_2": {"name": "<NAME>", "player_stat": 800.0}, "stat": "runs_given", "skill": "BOWL", "question_text": "Who has given away less runs?", "greater": false}, {"player_1": {"name": "<NAME>", "player_stat": 8.0}, "player_2": {"name": "<NAME>", "player_stat": 0.0}, "stat": "maidens", "skill": "BOWL", "question_text": "Who has bowled more maidens?", "greater": true}, {"player_1": {"name": "<NAME>", "player_stat": 18.0}, "player_2": {"name": "<NAME>", "player_stat": 39.0}, "stat": "sixes", "skill": "BAT", "question_text": "Who has hit more sixes?", "greater": true}, {"player_1": {"name": "<NAME>", "player_stat": 21.0}, "player_2": {"name": "<NAME>", "player_stat": 19.9}, "stat": "strike_rate", "skill": "BOWL", "question_text": "Who has the better bowling strike rate?", "greater": false}, {"player_1": {"name": "<NAME>", "player_stat": 137.11}, "player_2": {"name": "<NAME>", "player_stat": 160.25}, "stat": "strike_rate", "skill": "BAT", "question_text": "Who has the better batting strike rate?", "greater": true}, {"player_1": {"name": "<NAME>", "player_stat": 368.0}, "player_2": {"name": "<NAME>", "player_stat": 45.0}, "stat": "fours", "skill": "BAT", "question_text": "Who has hit more fours?", "greater": true}]}
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json
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package org.tessell.widgets.cellview;
public interface IsTextHeader extends IsHeader<String> {
}
|
java
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