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Varsity boys basketball
Victory Christian 91, Carolina Christian 28 — Sage Surratt (44 points, 6 rebounds, 8 steals, 7 assists) and Alec Hudson (12 points, 3 steals, 4 assists) led Victory Christian.
Grace Christian 53, Cramerton Christian 39 — Jonathan Busler (nine points) and Seth Coffey (eight points) led Cramerton Christian (1-2).
Community School of Davidson 60, Bessemer City 56 — Brad James (23 points) and Kwon Wright (10 points) led the Jackets in the losing effort. Bessemer City (1-0) plays at Lincoln Charter on Friday.
Varsity girls basketball
Community School of Davidson 64, Bessemer City 61 OT — Madison Carter (19 points) and Kierra Dameron (11 points) led the way for BC. Bessemer City (0-1) plays at Lincoln Charter on Friday.
Cramerton Christian 36, Tabernacle of Hickory 25 — Shamone Stafford scored eight points to lead the Crusaders. Cramerton (3-1) hosts North Hills on Thursday.
JV boys basketball
North Gaston 52, Cherryville 15 — Ethan Wiggins had 14 points and Noah Sadler nine for the Wildcats (1-1).
Cramerton Christian 23, Grace Christian 10 — Joshua Lindsay (11 points) led Cramerton Christian (1-1).
Victory Christian 44, Carolina Christan 38 — Sage Surratt (37 points) led Victory Christian.
Bessemer City 61, Community School of Davidson 28 — Jalen Garvin scored 18 points and Taquez Lane added 13 points in the win. Bessemer City (1-0) plays at Lincoln Charter on Friday.
JV girls basketball
Kings Mountain 37, East Gaston 21 — Shaniya Portee (14 points), Faythe Brown (10 points) and Dontasia Crocker (9 points) led KM (1-0), who host South Point on Dec. 14. Elizabeth Huggins paced EG with 11 points.
Middle school boys soccer
Bessemer City 2, Mount Holly 2 (BC wins shootout 3-2) — Deon Eddy had two goals with additional goals from Quevous Graham, Edgar Martinez and Jacob Nixon. BC (5-3) visits Grier on Thursday. Mount Holly (4-2) hosts York Chester on Thursday.
Belmont 2, Southwest 2 (Belmont wins shootout 4-1) — Worth Walker and Brendan Hoaglund had one goal each in regulation, while Caleb Trimble dished out two assists for Belmont. Jacob Boyd, Walker, Trimble and A.J. Robinson scored shootout goals for the Wildcats (7-0), who visit Holbrook on Thursday. Southwest (3-3) hosts Stanley on Thursday.
Grier 2, Cramerton 1 — Jordy Briceno and Joshua Antonio had one goal each for Grier. Grier (4-3) hosts Bessemer City on Thursday. Cramerton (4-4) visits Bessemer City on Monday.
York Chester 5, Stanley 0 — Nathaniel Manun (two goals), Dennis Gonzalez (two goals) and Alfredo Garcia (one goal) led York Chester. Malik Hyatt had the shutout in goal. York Chester (2-5) visits Mount Holly on Thursday. Stanley (0-7) visits Southwest on Thursday.
Holbrook 2, Chavis 0 — Lito Mantecon and Hector Villegas had one goal each for Holbrook, while Austin Williamson and Erik Vera dished out one assist each. Joseph Hovis, Adriel Prado, Blake Santiago and Andre Archer led the Lions on defense, while Nic Heavner had the shutout in goal. Holbrook (7-0) hosts Belmont on Thursday. Chavis (3-4) visits Friday (0-7) on Thursday.
Middle school volleyball
Cramerton 3, Grier 0 (25-14, 25-11, 25-20 — Bren Bradley (13 service points, five aces) led Cramerton from the service line, while Taylor Johnson and Destiny Duff led Cramerton with overall play. Grier was led by Madeline Morris and Alejandra Riera at the service line and Kiara Bethune at the net. Cramerton (8-0) visits BC on Monday. Grier (1-6) hosts BC on Thursday.
Chavis 3, Holbrook 0 (25-11, 25-18, 25-20) — Megan Williams (seven aces), Rebecca Howe (four kills), Courtney Hay (four kills) and Macie Beam (17 service points) led the Wolverines. Chavis (5-2) visits Friday (6-1) on Thursday. Holbrook (3-3) hosts Belmont on Thursday.
Stanley 3, York Chester 2 (25-7, 26-28, 19-25, 28-26, 15-12) — Deaja Smith (14 service points), Shannon Smith (11 service points) and Lyndi Jenkins (nine service points) led Stanley. Stanley (1-6) visits Southwest on Thursday; York Chester (1-6) visits Mount Holly on Thursday.
Belmont 3, Southwest 0 (25-4, 25-21, 25-11) — Belmont (5-2) visits Holbrook on Thursday. Southwest (0-6) hosts Stanley on Thursday.
Mount Holly at Bessemer City, no score reported — Mount Holly (3-3) hosts York Chester on Thursday; BC (3-4) visits Grier on Thursday.
Middle school boys basketball
Gaston Day 34, Davidson Day 32 — Avery Price (13 points, five rebounds), Niren Johal (nine points) and Nick Deely (10 rebounds, seven steals) led Gaston Day, which will compete in the Golden Corral Holiday Classic in Charlotte, beginning on Friday.


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|ACH & Johns Hopkins Medicine Announce Progress in Planned Integration
|All Children's Health System Board Votes for Integration with Johns Hopkins Medicine
All Children's Hospital (ACH) and Johns Hopkins Medicine (JHM) are pleased to announce another step in the progression toward their planned integration. On January 27, 2011, the All Children's Health System Board voted unanimously in favor of the integration agreement. ACH and JHM will begin the necessary filings and set a closing date. The process is expected to take approximately 60 days. We will make appropriate announcements when this process is completed.
All Children's will continue delivering the expert and compassionate care that this region has come to count on. We remain totally devoted to children's care, and, as we have throughout our history, will be a leader in pediatric treatment, education, research and advocacy.
Patients and their families, the staff who work here, and the communities we serve at All Children's Hospital can be assured that we will remain steadfast in our mission to provide the highest quality pediatric care to all children.
As non-profit institutions with long histories of treatment, teaching and research benefiting their communities and beyond, All Children's and Johns Hopkins Medicine share similar missions. This is a non-cash transaction – no purchase or sale - but rather an opportunity for All Children's to join a system with a 120-year history of educating physicians and pioneering breakthroughs to benefit future generations globally.
The integration of All Children's into Johns Hopkins Medicine creates a synergy that allows both partners to continue our mission-centric work in children's healthcare. We believe it increases All Children's value as a key community asset, extending benefits near and beyond to the families of children in need of top-notch clinical care by adding the benefits that the world-class teaching and research opportunities of Johns Hopkins Medicine will bring.
All Children's Hospital will retain its name and its longstanding commitment to the children of Florida. Donations made to the Hospital's Foundation will remain for the benefit of All Children's. Leadership and day-to-day operation of the 259-bed freestanding pediatric hospital in St. Petersburg and outreach facilities in eight west Florida counties are not expected to change as a result of the integration. And our Board governance structure guarantees that local community leaders will continue to provide guidance and oversight of All Children's as majority members of the Hospital's Board of Trustees.

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- New strategies in personalized medicine for solid tumors: molecular markers and clinical trial designs. Jürgensmeier JM, Eder JP, Herbst RS. Clin Cancer Res. 2014 Sep 1;20(17):4425-35. doi: 10.1158/1078-0432.CCR-13-0753.


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The Tri-Star is a midsize carry-on travel bag replete with useful features — it may just be a business or pleasure traveler's dream bag. With room for most sizes of our Brain Cell, the center compartment of the Tri-Star provides a secure and protected place for your laptop. Add Packing Cubes for clothing and shoes in the outer compartments and a Freudian Slip to the center compartment, and you may not need to come back to your home or office for quite a while. The Tri-Star measures 19" x 13" x 8" (480 x 330 x 205 mm), putting it between the Western Flyer and the Aeronaut in size. It's a perfect size carry-on for use in Europe and Australia, where airlines' carry-on sizing requirements are more conservative than in the United States. The size of the Tri-Star also works well for travelers who find they don't need a carry-on as large as the Aeronaut, but can't or don't want to limit their packing list enough to use our smaller Western Flyer.
The front of the Tri-Star features four zippered pockets, all zipping shut with #8 YKK Aquaguard® water-repellent zippers.
On the right is a subtle-but-clever curved zipper pocket: unzip it partially and it's a useful pocket for a boarding pass. Unzipped entirely, it's an expandable water bottle pocket. The bellows that make the pocket expandable can be snapped up so your water bottle doesn't fall out, or unsnapped to allow greater access to the pocket. (Note that with a water bottle in the pocket, the bag may no longer meet the most strict size regulations: we assume you'll remove your water bottle as you board the plane.)
On the left side are three horizontal zippered pockets. The top zippered pocket spans the full height of the bag; the second goes about halfway; and the third is the shallowest of the three. All three horizontal zippered pockets have one
The big pocket can hold a New York Times Best Seller (even a hardback) or a Kindle. The middle pocket can fit sunglasses or a laptop power supply. The small pocket can help keep your wallet, keys, passport, and other smaller items handy. The lower left-hand corner features the distinctive TOM BIHN Tri-Star logo label. Black piping bordering the front panel of the Tri-Star gives it a finished appearance and helps it retain its shape and size — no matter how much stuff you put in it.
The Tri-Star has three main compartments of approximately equal size, and each has two
The middle compartment has two Annex Clips designed to secure the optional Brain Cell laptop case to the Tri-Star; the Annex Clips are removable, so if you don't plan to carry a Brain Cell, you can remove them. The Brain Cell provides superior laptop protection with a corrugated plastic insert, a soft, brushed-foam interior, suspension system, and memory-foam bottom — and still comes in at just about 1 lb. for the larger sizes. In the Tri-Star, the level of laptop protection is increased because the Brain Cell sits between the other two main compartments. The Brain Cell can be unclipped from the Tri-Star and used on its own (it has handles and shoulder strap attachment points) or clipped inside another TOM BIHN bag, depending on its size.
Also in the middle compartment are two unobtrusive webbing loops (that we call "rail loops") to which you can secure the optional Cache (available in sizes specifically for every Apple laptop and iPad; PC users, click here for our Laptop Bag Fit Guide). When you add the Cache, the Tri-Star becomes a "checkpoint-friendly" laptop travel bag. Here's how it works: on the back (or bottom, depending how you look at it) of the Cache are two parallel "rails" of 1" wide lightweight nylon webbing which extend from the top to the bottom. Included (and already attached for your convenience) when the Cache is ordered with the Tri-Star are two Gatekeeper Rail Clips: unclip the side that isn't clipped to the Cache, slip it through the webbing loops in the Tri-Star middle compartment, and flip it shut. Slip the Cache inside the Tri-Star, and pull it back out: you'll see that the Gatekeeper Rail Clips ride the rails of the Cache, allowing you to remove your laptop from the Tri-Star entirely while it is still encased in the protective Cache. Doing this at the airport security checkpoint means the X-ray machines (and TSA personnel) will have a clear, unobstructed view of your laptop � allowing you to keep your laptop in the Cache and the whole affair securely held together as one unit. (We think that's much better than having to remove your laptop and dump it in one of those buckets.) Many of us will appreciate this functionality on a daily basis as well: the rail system can be a convenient and quick way to remove one's laptop from the bag. Note that one must choose between attaching the Cache or the Brain Cell in the middle compartment of the Tri-Star. Need to carry two laptops? Put one in a Cache or Brain Cell in the back compartment.
The back compartment is full of open space and is ready to accept one Large Tri-Star Packing Cube, a Small and a Medium Tri-Star Packing Cube, or your clothes just on their own. (This depends on how you like to pack: some people don't need or want Packing Cubes, while others would never travel without them.) The back compartment of the Tri-Star also features two compression/tie-down straps to help you keep clothing in place and wrinkle-free. They're an alternative to Packing Cubes. The compression/tie-down straps are removable (via Gatekeepers) so if you don't want or need to use them, you can leave them behind. The Tri-Star Packing Cubes are available for order separately by clicking here; they are available in Large (Fabric/Mesh), Medium (Fabric/Mesh), and Small (Fabric/Fabric or Fabric/Mesh).
Also available are the dual-purpose Packing Cube Shoulder Bag and Packing Cube Backpack (Tri-Star/Western Flyer). In preparation for and during your journey, use them to organize and pack your clothing. When you reach your destination and it's time to leave the Tri-Star at your hotel or hostel, repack the Packing Cube Shoulder Bag with a light jacket, wallet, lunch or small water bottle, and map, and add a shoulder strap: you're ready to go out and explore, and you've saved space by not having to bring a separate bag for day use.
The Tri-Star is made with an exterior of urethane-coated, 1050 denier, U.S. made ballistic nylon (not 1680 ballistic nylon, which is not as abrasion resistant as 1050). It's lined with our ultralight 200 denier Dyneema®/nylon ripstop fabric (made in Japan). We choose to use ballistic nylon over Cordura® as an exterior fabric: we believe 1050 denier ballistic nylon is superior for travel, as its smooth texture allows you to more easily stow and retrieve the Tri-Star from overhead compartments. 1050 denier ballistic nylon also naturally attracts less fuzz/pet hair than Cordura®. Our 1050 denier ballistic nylon is custom-dyed for us in the United States. Our Dyneema®/nylon ripstop is the lining fabric of choice, as it's ultra lightweight (every ounce counts in one-bag travel) yet extremely tough. As with many TOM BIHN bags, we use YKK Aquaguard® water-repellent zippers. These zippers keep the weather outside where it belongs. All our fabrics are treated to be water resistant: you may choose to renew that resistance with Nikwax every six months to a year, depending on your use of the bag.
The attachment points for an optional shoulder strap are offset on the Tri-Star to provide the best balance and comfort, should you carry the bag with a shoulder strap. We recommend using the Absolute Shoulder Strap with the Tri-Star if comfort is your primary concern. You, of course, have the option of using any shoulder strap you already have that attaches to D rings. The two PORON® foam padded handles of the Tri-Star are positioned for maximum comfort, stability, and balance — they are designed not just to meet at the top dead center of the bag, but kiss there too, so no fishing for the second handle. Grab both handles, and your Tri-Star is a balanced load.
Empty, the Tri-Star stands up on its own. Depending on how you pack it, it can continue to stand up on its own.
The Tri-Star comes with metal zipper pulls. Included with the bag is a package of Cord Zipper Pulls so you can choose between metal and cord. If you prefer the quieter Cord Zipper Pulls, you can cut off the metal zipper pulls and replace them with Cord Zipper Pulls. For instructions on how to do that, visit the Cord Zipper Pulls page.
The back of the Tri-Star features hideaway backpack straps. Want to carry the bag as a briefcase or shoulder bag, or stow it in the overhead compartment for a flight? Unsnap the bottom of the backpack straps and tuck them into the back compartment — you'll never know they were there. To turn it into a backpack, simply reverse these steps. The backpack straps are padded and contoured, and they feature a removable sternum strap and an optional removable waist strap. Both the sternum and waist straps are simple webbing straps designed to help distribute weight and stabilize the bag to your body.
Both the left and right ends of the Tri-Star have padded grab handles that allow you to easily grab and pull your bag out of the overhead compartment.
The Tri-Star in 400d Dyneema®/420d nylon ripstop:
The Tri-Star is also available in ultralight 400d Dyneema®/420d nylon ripstop. This stellar fabric is made for us in Japan. Though one-third the weight of our U.S. made, high tenacity 1050 denier ballistic nylon, it has comparable tear strength and very good abrasion resistance. With 400d Dyneema®/420d nylon ripstop you'll save about 20% on the over-all weight of the Tri-Star. Note that 400d Dyneema®/420d nylon ripstop won't stand up to the all-out abuse that 1050 denier ballistic nylon can handle - you'll need to exercise care and not drag or otherwise mistreat your ultralight Tri-Star. It's a compromise many will feel worthwhile, but it's a compromise to consider.
|U.S. high tenacity 1050 denier ballistic nylon — or — ultralight 400d Dyneema®/420d nylon ripstop
|200 denier Dyneema�/nylon ripstop fabric lining
|#10 YKK Aquaguard® water-repellent coil zipper on main compartment
|#8 YKK Aquaguard® water-repellent coil zippers on pockets
|EVAZOTE® foam backpack shoulder straps
|PORON® foam handle
|Made in USA
|100% finished seams
|Dimensions: 19" x 13" x 8" / 480 x 330 x 205 mm
1050d high tenacity ballistic nylon: 3 lb 6 oz / 1525 grams
400d Dyneema®/420d nylon ripstop: 2 lb 12 oz / 1255 grams
|Volume: 2000 cubic inches / 33 liters (ASTM Standard Measure)
|Optional, removable 1" / 25 mm waist strap
As reviewed by Practical Hacks:
"There�s something deeply satisfying about using a piece of equipment or product that�s thoughtfully designed and perfectly executed: the positive, precise feel of the switchgear on any Acura; the silky operation of a Kirk tripod head; the perfect heft and balance of a high end chef�s knife; and dare I say, the new Tom Bihn Tri-Star. The Tri-Star is so well thought out, so beautifully made, its materials so obviously rich, its stitching so perfect, it practically redefines the state of the art for lightweight carry-on bags." Read the full review.
As reviewed by One Bag, One World:
"I�m going to cut right the verdict�this is a great bag. It is so versatile that almost anyone who wants to travel one-bag style would probably find this bag easy to use." Read the full review.
As reviewed by Tactical Gearhead:
"It looks like Tom Bihn has a hit on their hands! The bag worked out great for me." Read the full review.
Want to read more reviews? Here's our complete list of external bag reviews.
My first trip with the Tri-Star
"It was a cinch getting through airport security. While everyone else was rummaging through their luggage for liquids and electronics, I unzipped two compartments and removed the Macbook Pro and my 3D Clear Organizer Cube. I was in and out before most people even got their bags on the conveyor." — posted by AZJazzyJ
My Tri-Star Review (with comparisons to the Brain Bag)
"So I did a test pack. I put everything out that I'll take on my May trip and when I woke up this morning, poured a cup of coffee and got to playing with this new toy. Does everything fit? Yes, everything fits! Is it more usable than all that stuff in the Brain Bag? Yes, absolutely. Now the bag is pretty full and weighs in at 26 pounds. But that weight includes a computer, camera, chargers, etc... I'm a healthy, reasonably strong guy so this is well within tolerance, and when worn as a backpack, is very comfortable. I would have no problems wearing this walking through a terminal." — posted by conejo23
Tri Star - review and thoughts compared to the Aeronaut
"Structured packing is great. For my newish need to carry a suit, shoes, 5 days of clothes and grab a laptop to use a bunch, the divided 'top' access design has been great. Looks like a fat laptop case (a bit), so I can carry this into customers without looking like what I'm actually doing - living out of a suitcase! Build quality - wow, as ever, absolutely awesome." — posted by guydickins
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- first, feedback comes only after 30 minutes (the time needed for the rover to get the script and the time needed to receive the error)
- second, some portion of the script has been executed and you may have to change the fixed script significantly (implying that you need to know the current state of the rover...)
Type checking extensions is a new mechanism in Groovy 2.1 that will allow the developer of a DSL engine to make those scripts safer by applying the same kind of checks that static type checking allows on regular groovy classes. The principle, here, is to fail early, that is to say fail compilation of scripts as soon as possible, and if possible provide feedback to the user (including nice error messages).
How does it work?
Since Groovy 2.1.0, the @TypeChecked annotation supports an attribute called extensions. This parameter takes an array of strings corresponding to a list of type checking extensions scripts. Those scripts are found at compile time on classpath. For example, you would write:
In that case, the foo methods would be type checked with the rules of the normal type checker completed by those found in the myextension.groovy script. Note that while internally the type checker supports multiple mechanisms to implement type checking extensions (including plain old java code), the recommanded way is to use those type checking extension scripts.
A DSL for type checking
The idea behind type checking extensions is to use a DSL to extend the type checker capabilities. This DSL allows you to hook into the compilation process, more specifically the type checking phase, using an "event-driven" API. For example, when the type checker enters a method body, it throws a beforeVisitMethod event that you can react to:
An example
Imagine that you have this rover DSL at hand. A user would write:
If you have a class defined as such:
The script can be type checked before being executed using the following script:
Using the compiler configuration above, we can apply @TypeChecked transparently to the script. In that case, it would fail at compile time:
Now, we will slightly update the configuration to include the "extensions" parameter:
Then add the following to the myextension.groovy file:
Here, we're telling the compiler that if an unresolved variable is found and that it's name is robot, then we can say that the type of this variable is a Robot.
The API
The type checking API is a low level API, dealing with the Abstract Syntax Tree. You will have to know your AST well to develop extensions, even if the DSL makes it much easier than just dealing with AST code from plain Java or Groovy.
The type checker sends the following events, to which an extension script can react:
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Of course, an extension script may consist of several blocks, and you can have multiple blocks responding to the same event. This makes the DSL look nicer and easier to write. However, reacting to events is far from sufficient. If you know you can react to events, you also need to deal with the errors, which implies several "helper" methods that will make things easier.
Working with extensions
Support classes
The DSL relies on a support class called org.codehaus.groovy.transform.stc.GroovyTypeCheckingExtensionSupport. This class itself extends org.codehaus.groovy.transform.stc.TypeCheckingExtension. Those two classes define a number of "helper" methods that will make working with the AST easier, especially regarding type checking. One interesting thing to know is that you have access to the type checker. This means that you can programmatically call methods of the type checker, including those that allow you to throw compilation errors.
The extension script delegates to the GroovyTypeCheckingExtensionSupport class, meaning that you have direct access to the following variables:
- context: the type checker context, of type org.codehaus.groovy.transform.stc.TypeCheckingContext
- typeCheckingVisitor: the type checker itself, a org.codehaus.groovy.transform.stc.StaticTypeCheckingVisitor instance
- generatedMethods: a list of "generated methods", which is in fact the list of "dummy" methods that you can create inside a type checking extension using the newMethod methods
The type checking context contains a lot of information that is useful in context for the type checker. For example, the current stack of enclosing method calls, binary expressions, closures, ... This information is in particular important if you have to know "where" you are when an error occurs and that you want to handle it.
Class nodes
Handling class nodes is something that needs particular attention when you work with a type checking extension. Compilation works with an abstract syntax tree (AST) and the tree may not be complete when you are type checking a class. This also means that when you refer to types, you must not use class literals such as String or HashSet, but to class nodes representing those types. This requires a certain level of abstraction and understanding how Groovy deals with class nodes. To make things easier, Groovy supplies several helper methods to deal with class nodes. For example, if you want to say "the type for String", you can write:
You would also note that there is a variant of classNodeFor that takes a String as an argument, instead of a Class. In general, you should not use that one, because it would create a class node for which the name is "String", but without any method, any property, ... defined on it. The first version returns a class node that is resolved but the second one returns one that is not. So the latter should be reserved for very special cases.
The second problem that you might encounter is referencing a type which is not yet compiled. This may happen more often than you think. For example, when you compile a set of files together. In that case, if you want to say "that variable is of type Foo" but Foo is not yet compiled, you can still refer to the "Foo" class node using lookupClassNodeFor.
Helping the type checker
Say that you know that variable foo is of type Foo and you want to tell the type checker about it. Then you can use the storeType method, which takes two arguments: the first one is the node for which you want to store the type and the second one is the type of the node. If you look at the implementation of storeType, you would see that it delegates to the type checker equivalent method, which itself does a lot of work to store node metadata. You would also see that storing the type is not limited to variables: you can set the type of any expression.
Likewise, getting the type of an AST node is just a matter of calling getType on that node. This would in general be what you want, but there's something that you must understand:
- getType returns the inferred type of an expression. This means that it will not return, for a variable declared of type Object the class node for Object, but the inferred type of this variable at this point of the code (flow typing)
- if you want to access the origin type of a variable (or field/parameter), then you must call the appropriate method on the AST node
Throwing an error
- a message which is a string that will be displayed to the end user
- an AST node responsible for the error. It's better to provide the best suiting AST node because it will be used to retrieve the line and column numbers
It is often required to know the type of an AST node. For readability, the DSL provides a special isXXXExpression method that will delegate to "x instance of XXXExpression". For example, instead of writing:
which requires you to import the BinaryExpression class, you can just write:
Virtual methods
When you perform type checking of dynamic code, you may often face the case when you know that a method call is valid but there is no "real" method behind it. As an example, take the Grails dynamic finders. You can have a method call consisting of a method named findByName(...). As there's no findByName method defined in the bean, the type checker would complain. Yet, you would know that this method wouldn't fail at runtime, and you can even tell what is the return type of this method. For this case, the DSL supports two special constructs that consist of "virtual methods". This means that you will return a method node that doesn't really exist but is defined in the context of type checking. Three methods exist:
- newMethod(String name, Class returnType)
- newMethod(String name, ClassNode returnType)
- newMethod(String name, Callable<ClassNode> return Type)
Should you need more than the name and return type, you can always create a new MethodNode by yourself.
Scoping is very important in DSL type checking and is one of the reasons why we couldn't use a pointcut based approach to DSL type checking. Basically, you must be able to define very precisely when your extension applies and when it does not. Moreover, you must be able to handle situations that a regular type checker would not be able to handle, such as forward references:
Say for example that you want to handle a builder:
Your extension, then, should only be active once you've entered the foo method, and inactive outside of this scope. But you could have complex situations like mutiple builders in the same file or embedded builders (builders in builders). While you should not try to fix all this from start (you must accept limitations to type checking), the type checker does offer a nice mechanism to handle this: a scoping stack, using the scopeEnter and scopeExit methods.
- scopeEnter creates a new scope and puts it on top of the stack
- scopeExits pops a scope from the stack
- a parent scope
- a map of custom data
That is to say, that if at some point you are not able to determine the type of an expression, or that you are not able to check at this point that an assignment is valid or not, you can still make the check later... This is a very powerful feature. Now, scopeEnter and scopeExit provide some interesting syntactic sugar:
At anytime in the DSL, you can access the current scope using getCurrentScope() or more simply currentScope. The general schema would be, then:
- determine a "pointcut" where you push a new scope on stack and initialize custom variables within this scope
- using the various events, you can use the information stored in your custom scope to perform checks, defer checks,...
- determine a "pointcut" where you exit the scope, call scopeExit and eventually perform additional checks
Other useful methods
For the complete list of helper methods, please refer to the org.codehaus.groovy.transform.stc.GroovyTypeCheckingExtensionSupport and org.codehaus.groovy.transform.stc.TypeCheckingExtension classes. However, take special attention to those methods:
- isDynamic: takes a VariableExpression as argument and returns true if the variable is a DynamicExpression, which means, in a script, that it wasn't defined using a type or def.
- isGenerated: takes a MethodNode as an argument and tells if the method is one that was generated by the type checker extension using the newMethod method
- isAnnotatedBy: takes an AST node and a Class (or ClassNode), and tells if the node is annotated with this class. For example: isAnnotatedBy(node, NotNull)
- getTargetMethod: takes a method call as argument and returns the MethodNode that the type checker has determined for it
- delegatesTo: emulates the behaviour of the @DelegatesTo annotation. It allows you to tell that the argument will delegate to a specific type (you can also specify the delegation strategy)
Is it possible to use compiled scripts?
At the moment, no. The way the DSL is currently implemented disallows it.
Can I use @Grab in a type checking extension?
Yes, it works perfectly, so you can include libraries that would only be available at compile time. In that case, you must understand that you would increase the time of compilation significantly (at least, the first time it grabs the dependencies).
How can I share extensions?
A type checking extension is just a script that need to be on classpath. You can share it as is, or bundle it in a jar file (uncompiled).
Is it possible to activate extensions by default, without having to include them in @TypeChecked parameters?
No. While we thought this could be useful, we want to wait for user feedback before implementing such a feature. Especially, having such a script on classpath could lead to difficult to solve conflicts.
Can I use an extension to statically compile code that doesn't work with @CompileStatic?
This is an interesting question and the short answer is no. Technically, even if you tell the type checker what is the type of a dynamic variable, for example, it would not know how to compile it. Is it getBinding('foo'), getProperty('foo'), delegate.getFoo(), ... There is absolutely no way of telling the static compiler how to compile such code even if you use a type checking extension (that would, again, only give hints about the type). The preferred way to solve static compilation of this code is to use the good old AST transforms, which are compatible with both @TypeChecked and @CompileStatic.
If extensions are not used for static compilation, why does @CompileStatic support extensions too?
Type checking extensions allow you to help the type checker where it fails, but it also allow you to fail where it doesn't. In that context, it makes sense to support extensions for @CompileStatic too. Imagine an extension that is capable of type checking SQL queries. In that case, the extension would be valid in both dynamic and static context, because without the extension, the code would still pass.
Can I include other extensions into an extension?
Currently, no.
Wait, it's a bit painful to use @TypeChecked(extensions='/path/to/my/extension/in/long/classpath.groovy')!
Take a look at Groovy 2.1 annotation aliases.


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ST. CLOUD, Minn. – David Morley's goal at the 10:52 mark of the third period snapped a 1-1 tie and sent the No. 7 Miami hockey team to a 2-1 loss at No. 3/4 St. Cloud State in the Herb Brooks National Hockey Center on Saturday.
The setback snaps the RedHawks' (6-3-1, 2-2-0-0 National Collegiate Hockey) three-game winning streak as they walk away with a weekend split with the Huskies (7-2-1, 3-1-0-0 NCHC).
The Huskies outshot the RedHawks 5-2 in the opening six minutes and change, but McKay was equal to the task. SCSU got an early power play just under four minutes in to help establish pressure, though the RedHawks penalty killers continued their strong weekend with their sixth-straight kill.
SCSU got another power play at the 11:30 mark when an offensive zone penalty put MU shorthanded again. The Huskies created some strong chances from in close, but McKay turned away each try to keep them off the board.
With 1:57 left in the period, the RedHawks created a nice rush in transition. Alex Wideman swung the puck to Sean Kuraly just above the right faceoff circle. Kuraly fed a soft shot towards the net that Max Cook redirected through Ryan Faragher for his first goal of the season to put MU up 1-0. That tally was his first since scoring an empty netter against Minnesota State in the NCAA Tournament on March 30, 2013. That tally gave MU a 1-0 lead at intermission despite SCSU's 15-10 edge in shots.
The Red and White killed off a carryover penalty to start the second period, but SCSU finally found the net 1:34 into the frame for its first goal of the series. The Huskies converted on a transition rush when Garrett Milan crashed the net and scored on a rebound off a Ryan Papa shot. Joe Rehkamp also assisted on the tying goal.
With new life, the Huskies began to impose themselves and drew another power play opportunity. MU stood tall for another two minutes and killed off a ninth-straight SCSU try. The Huskies continued pressuring, however, outshooting the RedHawks 7-0 in the first 11 minutes of the period.
MU began to get things going after the midway point of the period and took the next few shots on net. With 7:12 left in the period, the RedHawks went onto their first power play of the night. MU took four shots, but couldn't get one past Faragher during its man advantage. That first penalty began a stretch of three-straight MU power plays. The RedHawks took seven shots during those man advantages, but couldn't solve Faragher. MU ended up outshooting SCSU 12-10 in the period, but the score was tied at 1-1 after two periods.
The Red and White saw the remainder (three seconds) of a carryover power play expire to start the third period, but they did create two of the first three shots. With 14:45 left, the RedHawks found themselves shorthanded for the fifth time in the game and the 10th time in the series. The penalty killing unit stood tall once more and even created a couple scoring chances when Riley Barber fired a shot off a faceoff win and Austin Czarnik got a stick on the rebound. That effort kept the contest tied near the midway point of the period.
With 9:08 left, SCSU played the puck into the corner and negated an icing call to keep the play alive in the MU end. With play continuing, the Huskies played the puck to David Morley, who found an opening in the slot and scored his first of the season to give them their first lead of the series.
The RedHawks fired three more shots in the final nine minutes and change, but Faragher was able to stop all of them to keep them from tying it up.
The Huskies outshot the RedHawks, 35-30 in the contest. The penalty killers for both teams were perfect once again with MU killing off all five SCSU power plays and the RedHawks going 0-for-3 with the man advantage. The teams combined to kill off all 15 power play chances (10 for SCSU and five for MU) in the series.
Ryan McKay made his second-straight start and was strong with 33 saves on 35 shots. Nevertheless, he suffered his first loss of the season, dropping to 4-1-1. Ryan Faragher stopped 29 of 30 RedHawk shots.
The Red and White return home on Friday when they host Wisconsin at Steve Cady Arena. That game begins at 6:30 p.m. and will be televised on CBS Sports Network.


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Gene Lee Eason, a Cleveland County man reported missing Monday, has been found, according to the Cleveland County Sheriff's Office.
The N.C. Center for Missing Persons has issued a Silver Alert for a missing endangered man, from Cleveland County.
Residents are asked to be on the lookout for Gene Lee Eason, who is believed to be suffering from dementia or some other cognitive impairment.
Eason, who is 66, is described as being 5 foot 9 and weighing 160 pounds. He has short white hair and blue eyes. He also has an 8-inch scar on his left forearm. He was last seen wearing a gray T-shirt with blue jeans and black tennis shoes.
He was last seen at 2412 Whelchel Road in Mooresboro. The state issued the Silver Alert at 5:23 a.m. Monday.
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Crusaders coach Todd Blackadder has demanded an apology from the Bulls after eye-gouging allegations against his team couldn't be substantiated by the Super Rugby citing commissioner.
Bulls forwards Chiliboy Ralepelle and Flip van der Merwe complained to referee Jaco Peyper that they had been eye-gouged during their match in Pretoria, won 32-30 by the Bulls. Peyper used a white card to refer the incidents to the citing commissioner.
According to reports in New Zealand, the commissioner has reviewed the video footage of the incidents in question and found the Crusaders not guilty.
'The citing commissioner has reviewed it and after that review there was nothing in the video footage that would point to the allegation being substantiated,' Sanzar chief executive Greg Peters said.
'The citing commissioner also found it interesting that the Bulls did not follow through with a complaint within the four-hour window after the game.'
After the game, Blackadder said he was 'bemused' at the allegations and demanded an apology if they were found to be incorrect. Following the citing commissioner's ruling and after looking at the footage, the Crusaders coach wonders why the Bulls would have made such claims.
'The first one with Chiliboy, you would expect that the player would come out of the breakdown holding his eye, but he certainly didn't. I wonder whether it was a negative ploy.'
Captain Kieran Read also said that he was disappointed with the Bulls for accusing the Crusaders of such tactics.
'Initially I was really surprised at the allegations,' he said. 'It has now come out that there's no case to answer.
'It's a kick in the guts to us because we're men of integrity and it's no surprise that it's turned out the way it has.'


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On a night Southwest presented its girls' soccer team with its state championship rings, the Stallions' football program looked like a title contender against a team that played in a state final last year.
DaMonta Winbush set the tone with a 70-yard touchdown run on the game's first play from scrimmage, and Southwest never looked back in rolling to a 50-0 victory over winless Jones Senior on Friday night in a Coastal Plains 1-A Conference game that used a continuous clock in the second half.
The Stallions (6-1, 2-0
Not a bad night for Southwest against Jones Senior, which advanced to the state 1-A final last year.
"We didn't know we were going to win because we didn't know they (Trojans) were that decimated by injuries and other things," Southwest coach Phil Padgett said. "The good thing is we feel last week we came out kind of flat, but tonight we came out ready to play football."
Southwest senior left guard and defensive tackle Daniel Benton said there was a reason his team came prepared against the Trojans, who only lost 21-6 to the Stallions last year and 27-0 the previous season.
"This week was actually one of the best weeks of practice we've had," Benton said. "The coaches said they were going to be a challenge, but it turns out some of their starting players were not able to play tonight. We were all pumped up and it showed in the game."
As if trying to compete with Southwest was difficult enough, the Trojans played with just 14 players due to injuries, missing, among others, senior quarterback and linebacker Darvoris Batts
"Taking the injuries and the leadership that we are lacking, basically playing with two seniors and a team full of first-year guys and freshmen, the boys didn't quit," Jones Senior coach John Davis said. "My hat's off to coach Padgett for coming in with a well-prepared team. They are an experienced program and one day we hope to get there.
"It's back to the drawing board and hopefully our guys will get healthy and we will be able to finish the season strong."
That goal for the Trojans starts next week when they host Dixon. Southwest, meanwhile, plays host East Carteret next week.
And even though happy with the lopsided win, Padgett knows his team still has plenty to improve upon, especially on its kickoff coverage. The Stallions gave up huge gains on Jones Senior kick returns.
"We know we need to work on it. We have been working on it, but I promise you this, we might not get better, but Monday we will work on it a bunch," Padgett said. "We are not good at it and it's a dang-on shame because we should be better. Oh we got plenty to work on."
Southwest's running game, however, was on top of its game Friday.
Winbush rushed for 145 yards and 2 touchdowns on a mere five carries while Isaiah Corbins added 107 yards and 2 touchdowns on just seven carries.
"The running backs ran hard and the line, we were blowing it up," Benton said. "We got penetration and made big holes for the running backs to get through."
Winbush certainly found himself running through a big hole on the first play from scrimmage. The junior took an inside handoff up the middle and darted through for his 70-yard touchdown run just 18 seconds in that gave the Stallions a 6-0 lead.
"That definitely got the whole team pumped up," Benton said. "All the momentum shifted toward us and we just carried it on."
On Jones Senior's first possession, Southwest scored on a safety after a snap to the Trojans' punter sailed into the end zone. After getting the ball back at the Jones Senior 40-yard line, the Stallions punched in another touchdown when Corbins scored on a 2-yard run.
Later in the second quarter, Shak Pershey threw a 29-yard touchdown pass to J'Veon Walker. Jones Senior muffed the ensuing kickoff, giving Southwest the ball at the Trojans' 29. The Stallions took advantage when Winbush scored on a 3-yard run.
The Stallions carried a 43-0 lead into halftime.
"You just want to keep playing hard no matter what," Padgett said.
The Stallions' defense sure did that. Jones Senior didn't record a first down until late in the third quarter and never threatened to score.
"Defensively, the coaches said to get after it and to punish them," Benton said. "We didn't want to let up at all."
And while the outcome was never in doubt, Davis said Jones Senior continued to play hard, something his staff will take with it as it continues to improve.
"Jones Senior kids, they got heart and they got pride," Davis said. "They are going to fight and we are going to continue to coach them and we will continue to go at it."
Jones Senior 0 0 0 0 — 0
Southwest 15 28 7 0 — 50
First Quarter
S — Winbush 70 run (kick failed) 11:42
S — Safety, 8:47
S — Corbins 2 run (Matics kick) 5:10
Second Quarter
S — Johnson 2 run (Matics kick) 11:34
S — Walker 29 pass from Pershey (Matics kick) 11:20
S — Winbush 3 run (Matics kick) 6:38
S — Buissereth 5 run (Matics kick) 2:34
Third Quarter
S — Corbins 4 run (Matics kick) 6:53
First downs 3 12
Rushes-yards 27-(-61) 32-355
Passing 30 80
Comp-Att-Int 3-6-0 3-3-0
Fumbles-Lost 5-1 0-0
Penalties-Yards 2-7 1-5
Punts 6-24 1-36
RUSHING—J: Fields 10-(-32), Jones 6-19, Bryant 4-(-7), Andrews 5-(-6), TEAM 2-(-35). S: Winbush 5-145, Johnson 7-65, Pershey 1-0, Corbins 7-107, Buissereth 8-30, Millis 2-4, Williams 1-3, Moore 1-1.
PASSING—J: Bryant 1-1-0-8, Fields 2-5-0-22. S: Pershey 3-3-0-80.
RECEIVING—J: Irving 2-17, Bryant 1-13. S: Smith 1-33, Walker 1-29, Scott 1-18.


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