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The dog collars and leashes are machine washable. The collar comes in a new small length that is 11-16", a medium length that 14-22" and a large length of 18-29". Each leash is 6 feet long and ¾ of an inch wide. It has a self-latching metal clasp on one end and an expandable loop on the other. It too is machine washable and comes in great colors. Both the collar and leash come with a durable plastic buckle.
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Rose Bowl Week, Day 1 Wrap
Sunday, December 27, 7:00 a.m. PST
Oregon's first full day in Southern California is in the books.
The Ducks got back to their normal practice routine, complete with music being pumped through portable loudspeakers to make the Pac-10 champs feel at home, before going off script with a visit to Disneyland for an official welcoming ceremony and press conference.
This morning, they are getting ready to do it all over again - minus the Disney detour - as we inch one day closer to one of the most anticipated Oregon football games ever.
Jeremiah Masoli and Will Tukuafu head to work. (Eric Evans)
Like Tukuafu, Simi Toeaina hopes to make his final game in an Oregon uniform memorable. (EE)
The Ducks have everything they need at the Home Depot Center, including the Scout team. (EE)
The pre-practice dining area comes complete with a championship trophy (MLS Cup) on display.
Scott Frost, who played in more than a few big games in the NCAA and NFL ranks, leads his receivers unit by example. (EE)
Even the yard markers are big time for Rose Bowl practices. (EE)
LaMichael James is rewriting the record book for UO running backs. Does he have one more chapter in him to cap off his freshman campaign? (EE)
Masoli letting it loose in preparation for his first Rose Bowl. (EE)
It was a Bucks and Ducks show at Disneyland. Chip Kelly gave Mickey Mouse a bit of a hard time about sharing the stage with him instead of Donald. (EE)
Donald was spotted a little later on parade duty.
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I am running Mac OS X Server 10.6 on my iMac and I am wondering how to multihome a Mac. I know it's possible to accomplish this by using both Wi-fi and Ethernet, but I just want to use Ethernet. Any idea how to set this up? Thanks.
Got it. All you have to do is add multiple Ethernet interfaces in Network Preferences. And then just configure each one to the correct settings and you're set to go. I tested this by hosting two different websites on two different IPs by multihoming my iMac and it worked!
I've never done it. Multihoming implies using two or more networks, which I believe requires two or more hardware network interfaces. If you want to use all wired connections, you'd need to get additional ethernet interfaces for your iMac. Personally, I'd probably start with a search like "usb ethernet" at a website like NewEgg. Apple sells a usb ethernet product but the system requirements list "MacBook Air".


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As Silicon Valley Reboots, the Geeks Take Charge
By STEVE LOHR
Published: October 26, 2003
MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif.— THE look and attitude of the place is loose, irreverent and bustling. Large canvas umbrellas rise over cubicles like giant office toadstools. Quirky stuffed toys and personal memorabilia clutter the desks, surrounding the flat-panel computer screens.
Here at Tellme Networks, youthful executives speak of riding a wave that will change the balance of power and economics of their industry. ''It sort of has the feel of an Internet start-up of around 1996,'' said Michael McCue, the company's president.
Are the good times back in Silicon Valley? After all, technology stocks are up sharply this year. A number of tech stalwarts, led by the computer chip giant Intel, have recently reported robust quarterly results. And scores of start-ups like Tellme Networks are thriving again.
But this is no bubble redux. Instead, Silicon Valley, the entrepreneurial hub of the nation's high-tech economy, is rebooting, just as a computer does after it crashes. And this time, the geeks are the ones with the upper hand.
The valley is populated with people of various talents, but its essence begins with the software and hardware engineers. They create technology tools that then find investors and users in the marketplace. It is, first and foremost, a high-tech tool shop.
That fundamental truth was forgotten in the boom years. The short-lived dot-coms were just marketing plans lashed to the Internet. They had no technology edge; they were run by marketers and M.B.A.'s. But most of the young companies that survived the crash -- and the start-ups that have risen since -- are based on innovation and are run by people with deep technical skills.
''The failure rate was highest for the start-ups that were Internet bets on a business model,'' said Peter Currie, a partner in the Silicon Valley office of General Atlantic Partners, a venture capital firm. ''Others, with a large technology component, have often found a way for the technology and the company to go forward.''
A recent tour through a handful of young companies provided a glimpse of the renewal, innovation, optimism and, yes, challenges evident in the incubator that is Silicon Valley. Someday, biotechnology or nanotechnology or something else may drive the nation's high-tech economy. But for now, information technology -- which represents more than half of all business capital investment -- will remain the engine. And judging from what's going on in the valley, there seems to be plenty of fuel left.
A Quick Shift in Focus
Tellme was founded in 1999, amid the boom, with a bold idea and an impressive pedigree. Its unofficial start came a bit earlier, during a conversation between Mr. McCue, former vice president of technology at Netscape Communications, the Internet browser pioneer, and John Doerr, the venture capitalist and general partner of Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers. Mr. Doerr liked the idea, and the money soon flowed from Kleiner and other venture capital firms. From 1999 to the fall of 2000, Tellme raised $238 million. ''Even back then, it was a lot of money,'' Mr. McCue noted.
The Tellme team was heavy with young technologists from Netscape, including Mr. McCue, Angus Davis and John Giannandrea, who is the chief technology officer. They were looking for a new challenge after Netscape was sold to AOL, and their vision was to bring flexible, low-cost Internet technology to the staid world of telecommunications. Using voice-recognition software, a person would ask for a stock price, sports score or restaurant listing over the phone, the search would be run and the answer would come back, translated into speech.
The idea was Web-style searching for telephones. It started mainly as a consumer service, and its toll-free phone number was advertised on the sides of buses. The company's payroll peaked at 230 people in early 2001. But as the economy soured, Tellme shelved the consumer business and focused instead on applying the technology to help big companies automate their call centers -- a market it had been developing in tandem with the consumer business.
''We got ahead of ourselves,'' Mr. McCue said, explaining the reversal. ''We had a big vision, and we raised a lot of money and it was the go-go years.''
Today, Tellme has about 20 big customers including American Airlines, Merrill Lynch and Verizon. It has data centers in Sunnyvale, Calif., and Mesa, Ariz., and employs 170 people. It collects a fee for each call handled but offers huge cost savings to customers. The higher the percentage of calls that can be automated -- handled by voice recognition, voice synthesis and Web search software instead of a human operator -- the greater the savings.
For the largest call centers, analysts estimate, an increase of one percentage point in automation generates a savings of $5 million a year. Using Tellme, AT&T's directory assistance service for toll-free numbers (800-555-1212) has gone from 15 percent automated handling with an older system to 70 percent using Tellme.
The company started generating positive cash flow last quarter and expects revenue to reach $100 million next year. ''We've crossed the line,'' Mr. McCue said.
Mr. Giannandrea added, ''We changed the business model to survive, but the actual technology has been the same since Day One.''


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Newsflash! There is no rapture before the beginning of the tribulation. There is not one scripture reference that verifies that Jesus returns twice–once before the tribulation to resurrect and rapture the church, and once after the tribulation to resurrect and rapture the tribulation saints. The pre-trib theory is false.
There is one rapture of living saints, which happens at the same time as the one resurrection of dead saints–at the end of the tribulation, which is "the last day". Pre-tribbers are known for using two scripture references that they claim prove the return of Christ for the church before the tribulation occurs.
For if we believe that Jesus died and rose again, even so God will bring with Him those who sleep in Jesus. For this we say to you by the word of the Lord, that we who are alive and remain until the coming of the Lord will by no means precede those who are asleep. For the Lord Himself will descend from heaven with a shout, with the voice of an archangel, and with the trumpet of God. And the dead in Christ will rise first. Then we who are alive and remain shall be caught up together with them in the clouds to meet the Lord in the air. And thus we shall always be with the Lord. – I Thessalonians 4:14-17, NKJV
Behold, I tell you a mystery: We shall not all sleep, but we shall all be changed—in a moment, in the twinkling of an eye, at the last trumpet. For the trumpet will sound, and the dead will be raised incorruptible, and we shall be changed. For this corruptible must put on incorruption, and this mortal must put on immortality. So when this corruptible has put on incorruption, and this mortal has put on immortality, then shall be brought to pass the saying that is written: "Death is swallowed up in victory." – I Corinthians 15:51-54, NKJV
The above two references are both speaking of one event in different ways. WHEN do those verses say this event happens? Before or after the tribulation? They don't. There are actually numerous verses that speak of Christ's second coming or appearing without actually saying WHEN it happens (Heb. 9:26-28; I Cor. 15:22,23; Col. 3:4; I Tim. 6:14; Titus 2:11-13; I Peter 1:13; I John 2:28; 3:2; Rev. 1:7,8). I don't believe the many verses referring to Christ's second coming are divided into two different appearances–once at the beginning of the tribulation, and once at the end of the tribulation. There is ONE second coming (Heb. 9:26-28). If we are going to interpret scripture with scripture, all we need to do is find other references that also talk about the second coming of Christ that do tell us WHEN it occurs.
At that time Michael shall stand up, the great prince who stands watch over the sons of your people; and there shall be a time of trouble, such as never was since there was a nation, even to that time. And at that time your people shall be delivered, every one who is found written in the book. And many of those who sleep in the dust of the earth shall awake, some to everlasting life, some to shame and everlasting contempt. – Daniel 12:1,2, NKJV
In the above verse it shows that: AFTER "a time of trouble" (tribulation), believers will awake (at the resurrection) to everlasting life.
Immediately after the tribulation of those days the sun will be darkened, and the moon will not give its light; the stars will fall from heaven, and the powers of the heavens will be shaken. Then the sign of the Son of Man will appear in heaven, and then all the tribes of the earth will mourn, and they will see the Son of Man coming on the clouds of heaven with power and great glory. And He will send His angels with a great sound of a trumpet, and they will gather together His elect from the four winds, from one end of heaven to the other. – Matthew 24:29-31, NKJV
In the above verse it shows that: AFTER the tribulation, Jesus will appear from heaven in the clouds with the sound of a trumpet, and the elect will be gathered together (the dead are resurrected and living are raptured).
since it is a righteous thing with God to repay with tribulation those who trouble you, and to give you who are troubled rest with us when the Lord Jesus is revealed from heaven with His mighty angels, in flaming fire taking vengeance on those who do not know God, and on those who do not obey the gospel of our Lord Jesus Christ. These shall be punished with everlasting destruction from the presence of the Lord and from the glory of His power, when He comes, in that Day, to be glorified in His saints and to be admired among all those who believe, because our testimony among you was believed. …Now, brethren, concerning the coming of our Lord Jesus Christ and our gathering together to Him, we ask you, not to be soon shaken in mind or troubled, either by spirit or by word or by letter, as if from us, as though the day of Christ had come. Let no one deceive you by any means; for that Day will not come unless the falling away comes first, and the man of sin is revealed, the son of perdition, who opposes and exalts himself above all that is called God or that is worshiped, so that he sits as God in the temple of God, showing himself that he is God. – II Thessalonians 1:6-10; 2:1-4, NKJV
In the above verse it shows that: WHEN Jesus appears and resurrects the saints, His wrath will begin on unbelievers remaining in the earth. But His coming and our being gathered together with Him (resurrection/rapture) won't happen until AFTER the antichrist/beast is already set up in the temple claiming he is god. In fact, we are told not to be deceived into thinking Christ will come before that time (which Pre-tribulation beliefs claim will occur).
Then the seventh angel sounded: And there were loud voices in heaven, saying, "The kingdoms of this world have become the kingdoms of our Lord and of His Christ, and He shall reign forever and ever!" – Revelation 11:15, NKJV
In the above verse it shows that: The seventh angel sounded (the same trumpet spoken of in I Thes. 4 and I Cor. 15) and Christ comes to reign on earth for 1000 years AFTER the tribulation.
Then the sixth angel poured out his bowl …And I saw three unclean spirits …For they are spirits of demons, performing signs, which go out to the kings of the earth and of the whole world, to gather them to the battle of that great day of God Almighty. "Behold, I am coming as a thief. Blessed is he who watches, and keeps his garments, lest he walk naked and they see his shame." And they gathered them together to the place called in Hebrew, Armageddon. Then the seventh angel poured out his bowl into the air, and a loud voice came out of the temple of heaven, from the throne, saying, "It is done!" – Revelation 16:12-17, NKJV
In the above verse it shows that: The Battle of Armageddon is the final battle on earth as Christ descends to earth–AFTER the tribulation. Jesus said that this is when He comes like a thief. And a voice claims, "It is done."
So no verses speaking about the second coming of Christ ever reveals that He will come to resurrect and rapture Christians before the tribulation. But numerous verses teach about His return AFTER the tribulation. In fact, we are told not to be deceived into thinking there could be a gathering of believers (rapture) before the rule of the antichrist.
There is only one resurrection of pre-millennial believers (Rev. 20:4-6), which is at the last day of pre-millennial history (John 6:39,40,44,54). Christ's second coming is only once at the end of the tribulation. He comes one time in the clouds, at the last trumpet, on the Day of the Lord. These are all ONE event that occur on ONE day at the end of the tribulation (Zech. 14:5-9). And guess what. Believers are still raptured before the wrath of God, which also happens at the end of the tribulation (as shown in many of those verses above).
The tribulation is not the wrath of God. It is troubles and persecution. This brief period of human history will show us signs that the end is near (Matt. 24:3-13; 32,33). It will be a wake-up call for humanity to call on the name of the Lord before it's too late. Yes, the tribulation will bring about great natural disasters. A great number of people will die during this period. Jesus promised we would have tribulation and persecution in this life. There is nothing unusual about that (Matt. 5:10-12; II Tim. 2:3,4; 3:12; I Peter 3:13-17; John 15:18-20; Phil.1:29,30). Neither is it unusual that Christians will have to endure the period of the tribulation. Many Christians in other countries besides America and other free countries are well aware of the possibility of persecution. There will also be persecution upon believers by the antichrist government (Rev. 13:7,15).
But the tribulation is only birth pangs of the wrath of God. It is birth pangs of the morning of eternity on earth. It is birth pangs of the redemption of our bodies (Isaiah 26:17-21; Romans 8:18-23). The day of the Lord, the day of God's wrath, the day of the resurrection and rapture are AFTER the tribulation. That is WHEN the Lord Jesus Christ returns for His people, and then only.
Most Christians do not desire or yearn for troubles and persecutions in life. We want enjoyment and safety with our families and loved ones. We just have to rightly divide the word of truth at the same time (II Tim. 2:15). If we love our families, we should want to be watching so we can warn them if troubles are on the horizon. Nobody can avoid troubles by closing their eyes to it.
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The first words out of anyone's mouth are, "Kubb? What is that?"
Kubb, pronounced k-OO-b, is an old Swedish lawn game that is regaining fans, especially in the Upper Midwest where Swedish descendants are many. Small leagues have taken root, and a large national tournament takes place in Eau Claire, Wis. every year.
In the doldrums of January, however, the biggest winter Kubb event is right here in the Twin Cities, in conjuction with the City of Lakes Loppet. Eric Goplin, who founded the Minnesota Kubb club three years ago, says it's a laid back event where competition often takes a backseat to camaraderie.
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qooxdoo 3.0 (2013-07-22)
This release comes with many new features and improvements besides a large number of bugfixes.
qooxdoo's GUI toolkit for feature-rich applications has become much more lightweight.
While keeping most of its sophisticated feature set, every desktop widget now consists of just one DOM element (from 2-5 before) and corresponding JavaScript object representation. So a typical desktop application now comes with less than 50% of elements, a fact that improved UI performance on all devices tested.
Illustrating the reduced DOM elements: previous qooxdoo (left) vs. qooxdoo 3.0 (right)
The optimizations were only possible by revisiting the browser support: We took further advantage of native features built into modern browsers. At the same time we implemented graceful degradation in older browsers (like IE8) and discontinued support for some legacy browsers (like IE6 and IE7). Moreover, this release already embraces future browsers (like IE11 Preview).
Chances are good you won't have to change anything in your existing qx.Desktop application. See the documentation if your application needs some manual adjustment (e.g. if you created a custom theme).
We have been able to achieve a good user experience in running qx.Desktop apps on touch devices. For instance, on hybrid devices (like Windows 8 convertibles) or tablet devices like the iPad. To further support the latter scenario, we introduced a new setting for you to opt-in to mouse event emulation on touch devices. This further increases subjective performance when using your fingers to interact with desktop apps.
Go ahead and give the widget browser or feedreader a try on the iPad.
- The qx.Website API Viewer saw some improvements: Many new API samples were added, consisting of HTML and CSS as well as JavaScript code. Most of them can be executed and edited on jsFiddle with just one click.
- Beside
qx.io.rest.Resourcethere exists now also
qx.bom.rest.Resourcewhich brings REST to qx.Website (exposed as
q.rest.Resource) in company with a FakeServer (
q.fakeServer) for testing purposes.
- In addition to providing qx.Website as a single all-in-one script file we also offer separate module builds (i.e.
q-animation-3.0.min.js, …) which are freely combinable.
- iOS devices use "-webkit-overflow-scrolling:touch" instead of iScroll.
- Support for BlackBerry 10 OS.
- Support for displays with different device pixel ratios (1.5x, 2x, 3x).
- New container widget: Drawer.
- A longtap event has been added. You can test the event on the events page of the mobile showcase.
Community / Tooling
- A new qooxdoo-contrib infrastructure was being rolled out. With the new release the Github-based catalog will be used to find and download contributions. (See dedicated blog post).
- New tool chain jobs:
- watch (auto-building the application)
- watch-scss (auto-building CSS files from SCSS, mobile apps)
- source-server (mini webserver for the source version)
- source-httpd-config (web server configuration for the source version)
- source-server-reload (auto-reload application in the browser)
- validate-config, validate-manifest (validate config.json, Manifest.json)
- Cold cache built speed-ups through pre-compiled information of the framework classes.
- Enhanced manual including special characters in search strings (`.`, `-`, `#`, `@`), and upper-case words.
Bugfixes & Enhancements
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Some manual migration steps might be necessary when upgrading from the previous releases, see the Migration guide. Deprecation warnings in the development ("source") version shouldn't negatively affect your app in production ("build"), but it is recommended to get rid of those warnings. A bugfix-only replacement is available as qooxdoo 2.1.2, the corresponding patch release.
Browser Support
- Serializer now supports serializing qooxdoo classes / mixins / interfaces (#7369)
- Added a cancel method for requestAnimationFrame based frame sequences (#6994)
- Use HighResolutionTime for requestAnimationFrame if supported (#7003)
- Added a wrapper for the PageVisibility API (#5391)
- Added basecall feature (i.e.
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- Resolved error when overriding a generated property method (#4726)
Data Binding
- Only fire a change event on array splice if the content really changed. (#5777)
- Call the converter in case the property chain for binding breaks (#6880)
- Added a set of convenience methods to the data array (#6787)
- Fixed the bubble handling when removing and adding the same instance with splice (#7132)
- Fixed Single Value Binding cleanup (#6947)
- Added two new properties to the array's change event data: added and removed items. (#6207)
- Cloning DOM nodes now works as expected for collection with child nodes (#7358)
- It's now possible to add native 'MSPointer*' events to any DOM node if necessary (#7342)
- Animation of the attributes 'width' and 'height' now work for all IE browsers (7310)
- API Viewer code samples can now contain HTML and CSS as well as JavaScript code. Samples flagged as 'executable' will be opened in jsFiddle. (#7224)
- q()/qxWeb() now optionally accepts a collection as context. (#7264)
- Event module: New method allOff() removes all listeners (optionally of a given type) from the collection items. (#7202)
- Touch events are now normalized (using MSPointer events in modern IEs). (#7147)
- Do not apply the keep frame if the animation has been stopped before end (#7418)
- Fixed stopping of JS based animations (#7015)
- Two animations can run on one element when two collections are used (#6948)
- Added support for prefixed css keys in animations (#7002)
- Updated mustache.js to version 0.7.2 (#6866)
- Added
build-module-all-minjobs which build module tailored qxWeb js-files (#6849)
- Added
q.rest.resourcemodule (#7332)
- Added
q.dev.fakeServermodule (#7331)
- Added
renderToNode()method to template module (#7300)
- Fixed
q('div').slice(0, 0)now returns
- Fixed
empty(): fixed destroying of child elems in IE (#7323)
- Fixed
replaceClass(): only adds a class as replacement (#7265)
- Added code samples for modules Core, CSS, Manipulating, Traversing (#7064)
UI Core
- Fixed scroll handling on container edges (#6175)
- Allow to release child controls (#6932)
- Prevent dragover and dragleave events on the drag&drop cursor (#6909)
- Close all menus on scroll via mouse wheel to make sure the positioning does not break. (#7009)
- Added mouse emulation for touch devices (#7145)
- Make use of AnimationFrame in the queue manager (#7153)
- Prevent click events after drop (#6951)
- Added a method to stop scroll animations (#7211)
- Removed the container element (#7302)
- Associated buddy is toggled if qx.ui.basic.Label is clicked (#6881)
- Fixed qx.ui.toolbar.ToolBar items show property regression (#6823)
- Added missing initialization of shortcut string for qx.ui.core.Command (#7036)
- Fixed hiding of all popups in qx.ui.popup.Manager (#7126)
Data Binding
- Fire changeValue event when maxLength is set and value has changed (#7158)
- Double form renderer aligns labels right (#7489)
- Prevent selection of null on mouse wheel on an empty select box (#7007)
- MenuButton now has its own appearance id plus theming. (including a down arrow) (#6981)
- Make sure 0 (and only 0) will be accepted as value when the input field is set to required (#7052)
- New container widget Drawer, similar to the iOS or Android drawer widgets. It is a kind of "pull-down" menu which can be added to the application's root or any qx.ui.mobile.container.Composite.
- qx.Mobile now supports the BlackBerry 10 OS (#7415)
- Mobile labels and list items now support runtime locale changes. (#7099)
- OrientationChange Event always returned the wrong mode on Galaxy Nexus. (#7163)
- Tap event fired unintentionally when scrolling back and forth, then releasing. (#7374)
- Replaced __selectedIndex through selectedIndex property in menu, for firing event 'changeSelection'
- Updated __selection to property in qx.ui.mobile.form.SelectBox for firing event "changeSelection" on every property apply
- qx.ui.mobile.form.SelectBox.setSelection method did not fire "changeSelection" event (#7228)
- Picker widget not "stopping" button events (#7152)
- Carousel scrolls to wrong position when user switches between TextArea on different CarouselPages (#7205)
- qx.ui.mobile.form.Form.showRow hides the row (#7210)
- Unexpected behaviour in the qx.ui.mobile.container.Carousel (#7065)
- Zoom gesture on an Android mobile platform don't work (#7115)
- Update styling of qx.Mobile radio buttons and check boxes (#7494)
- Added MS prefix to qx.Mobile SASS gradient mixins
- Improved responsiveness of checkboxes and radio buttons (#6993)
- Use Android ICS Input Field Fix (#7361)
- Use double-sized resolution images for Retina Display (#7058)
- Use overflow:scroll / -webkit-overflow-scrolling: touch; in iOS5 instead of iScroll (edit) (#5313)
- Form Renderer access to labels and rows (#7426)
- New: shownPage as property of carousel (#7397)
- Modified qx.Mobile's widget _removeAll method for returning removed children
- qx.Mobile ScrollComposite should have a scroll lock for vertical and horizontal direction (#7144)
- qx.Mobile Page has a "wait" lifecycle state (#7262)
- Added the platform type as a CSS class into Mobile's root div, for being able to react on platform specific CSS bugs
- Added "watch-scss" job to qx.Mobile Showcase
- qx.ui.mobile.form.SelectBox: Added getSelectionDialog method
- Enhance MScroll options (#6384)
- Added a "inAnimation" state for preventing double execution of any animation
- Added CSS class flag for detecting the portrait or landscape mode on root's widget
- Add SCSS Support to the Toolchain (#6859)
- Merge qx.Mobile Dialog with qx.Mobile Popup (#7069)
- Migrated theming from LESS to SCSS/SASS (#7047)
- Provide a way to create application-specific themes in qx.Mobile (#7039)
- Carousel's scrollLoop does not work on swipe (#7018)
- A longtap event has been added (#6964)
- Added a changeCurrentIndex event to the carousel (#7022)
API Viewer
Test Runner
- Updated Sinon.JS to version 1.7.1 (#7184)
- New watch job auto-builds your application when source files change.
- New watch-scss job for mobile applications, to auto-build CSS files from SCSS files when they change.
- New source-server job to start a mini webserver to export the source version of an app.
- New source-httpd-config to generate configuration snippets for popular web servers, to export the source version of an app.
- New source-server-reload job to automatically reload an application in the browser when it has changed.
- New validate-config job to validate an application's config.json.
- New validate-manifest job to validate an application's Manifest.json.
- New build-module-all job to build separate qx.Website modules.
- New build-module-all-min job to build separate qx.Website modules (minified).
- New dependencies job to speed up cold-cache compilation of applications using the current library.
- Start a mini webserver to export the SDK's index.html (for better demo and API consumption).
- Check for undocumented class properties. (#7472)
- Warnings for incomplete API documentation can now be displayed on the shell, in the API Viewer, or both. (#5939)
- The 'api' job can now optionally calculate the percentage of undocumented API items for each package. (#7019)
- Compiler hints:
`#`compiler hints are deprecated; use
`@`hints in JSDoc comments instead.
- Compiler hints:
`@lint ignoreUndefined`is deprecated; use
- Reduced icon images (physically & registered) in build (#7045)
- Added support for CSS at-rules (e.g.
@mediaetc.) in patched pyScss version (#7064)
- Changed exclude configuration key semantics: A leading
`=`in front of an excluded class will now remove also all classes required by this class from the build.
- Add new configuration key lint-check/ignore-shadowing-locals.
- Added
Manifest.jsonvalidation via JSON Schema (#6674)
- Added
config.jsonvalidation via JSON Schema (#5426)
- Updated CLDR data to v.23.1
Code Validation
- New lint check: Local variables that shadow global library symbols (such as qx) will now be warned about (control with lint-check/ignore-shadowing-locals).
- Code validation during compile runs can now be toggled with compile-options/code/lint-check or the COMPILE_WITH_LINT macro.
Code Formatting
- Fix of various pretty-printing issues (switch-case formatting, statement parsing, trailing comments, 'keep-column', 'comment-cols', 'padding' options)
- Migration job: Fix bug in the migration that could potentially corrupt code. The new implementation uses pretty-printing (with default options), so your code will be re-formatted. This is only relevant for users that haven't already migrated to 2.1.
- Compiler hints:
`#`compiler hints are deprecated; use
`@`hints in JSDoc comments instead. This affects all of
#asset, #require, #use, #ignoreand
#cldr. See the migration guide.
- Compiler hints:
`@lint ignoreUndefined`is deprecated; use
API Changes
- The method
setTextColorin the class
qx.ui.embed.HtmlAreahas been renamed to
setTextForegroundColor. The method still exists but is inherited from the widget API. So ode won't break but does not work as expected anymore if not updated.
- Renamed the 'event.pointer' environment key to 'css.pointerevents' (#7483)
- qx.ui.mobile.container.Carousel: Renamed setShowTransition to setTransitionDuration
- The change event of the data array features two new properties:
removedeach holding an array of items. The
itemsproperty is therefore deprecated. (#6207)
Missing Features / Known Issues
- Theming: Double borders are not supported on widgets inheriting from qx.ui.form.AbstractField in Internet Explorer 8 (#7571)
- Generator jobs source-server and source-server-reload with IE9/IE10: There is a known issue with newer IE's talking to the Python mini web server that is used by the tool chain. Those browsers easily stall on file requests, thereby stalling the web server as well. The work-around is to use a more elaborate web server like Apache or nginx (which is an easy install on Windows, just an unzip of the archive), and use the source-httpd-config job to generate a suitable config snippet for the application's source version.


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Nigel Twiston-Davies praises Cheltenham hope The New One
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Trainer Nigel Twiston-Davies has praised The New One who looks set to return to Cheltenham on the last of the three day Open Meeting next week.
The New One has created a massive impression in his brief career, landing the Grade 2 John Smith's Champion Standard Open National Hunt Flat Race at Aintree on Grand National day on his way to winning five of his six starts.
The sole blip on the dual Cheltenham winner's otherwise unblemished record was when a close sixth in the Grade 1 Weatherbys Champion Bumper at the Cheltenham Festival.
"The New One struck me as special as soon as he came into the yard," Twiston-Davies said after the four-year-olds impressive victory in the Neptune Investment Management Novices' Hurdle at Cheltenham last month.
"He was broken in August and was winning in November effortlessly. He has always been just exceptional. He didn't have a very clear run at the Festival otherwise he would nearly have been unbeaten.
"I thought this performance was very good. He was on the bridle coming to the last and just had to be shaken up on the run in and he went away well.
"He has all the right attributes and he travels well. His jumping wasn't too bad as he was quite quick over his hurdles. He wasn't spectacular, which we would like, but it was a very good performance overall.
"I think the form is very solid as the first two were miles clear of the rest.
"I think one day he will get three miles as he is stoutly bred but I think for the moment we will stick to two and a half. He won on very soft ground at Newton Abbot. I know it wasn't much of a race, but at the moment we are not worried about the ground."
The likely target for The New One is the £25,000 Grade 2 Neptune Investment Management Novices' Hurdle on third and final day of The Open at Cheltenham which takes place on November 16, 17 and 18.


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AB de Villiers completed a century as South Africa made 409 all out on the second day of the third and final Test against Pakistan at SuperSport Park on Saturday.
Pakistan were nine for no wicket at lunch.
De Villiers, resuming on 98, reached his 16th Test century - and his third against Pakistan - when he eased Rahat Ali through the covers for three runs in the second over of the morning.
He went on to make 121 before being caught in the deep off left-arm opening bowler Rahat Ali, who finished with six for 127.
Rahat earlier dropped a straightforward catch at fine leg when De Villiers, on 107, top-edged a pull against Mohammad Irfan, who was the most challenging of an inexperienced pace trio but ended wicketkless.
Vernon Philander made a Test best score of 74 in helping De Villiers stretch their overnight partnership of 86 to 129 - a record seventh wicket stand for South Africa against Pakistan - before he was caught low down at first slip by Mohammad Hafeez off part-time bowler Younis Khan.
Pakistan were without Ehsan Adil, who suffered a calf injury on Friday.
De Villiers made his runs off 215 balls with 15 fours, while Philander faced 113 balls and hit nine boundaries.
Rahat bowled a mixture of wicket-taking deliveries with some poorly directed balls, conceding close to five runs an over. His analysis included six no-balls and six wides.


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Swimming & Diving Finishes 6th At C-USA Championship
Six Green Wave individuals post personal-best times as team posts 195.5 points for the meet
Alf-Huynh Sets 100 Fly Record In Day 3 Of C-USA Swimming & Diving Championship
Green Wave finishes third in 200 free relay, holds steady in sixth place with one day to go
Swimming & Diving Slips To 6th In Day 2 Of C-USA Championship
Green Wave post 18 season-best swims and five personal best; Alf-Huyn finishes fourth in 50 free
Swimming & Diving Opens C-USA Championship In Record Fashion
Ranson sets school mark in leadoff split of 800 free relay; Green Wave fifth after two events
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Alf-Huynh, Ranson, 400 free relay, 200 free relay teams post third-place finishes
100 fly: 59.69 at UH Cougar Classic (11/18/11)
50 free: 23.80 at C-USA Championship (2/18/12)
100 free: 51.75 at C-USA Championship (2/18/12)
200 free: 1:54.21 at Phil Hansel Cougar Classic Invitational (11/19/11)
200 IM: 2:14.24 at San Diego State (1/8/11)
2011-12: Swam in all nine meets as a senior...posted top times of 23.80 in the 50 free during a time trial at the C-USA Championship (Feb. 18), 51.75 in the 100 free at the C-USA Championship finals (Feb. 18), 59.69 in the 100 fly during the preliminaries at the UH Cougar Classic (Nov. 18) and 1:54.79 in the 200 free during the preliminaries of the C-USA Championship (Feb. 17)...tallied seven individual top three finishes: winning the 50 free vs North Texas and vs Vanderbilt; coming in second in the 50 free at LSU and in the 100 free vs Vanderbilt; and touching the wall third in the 100 free at LSU, vs North Texas and at San Diego State...earned third-team All C-USA honors in the 200 free relay...also helped the relay teams post nine other top three finishes: winning the 200 medley and 400 free vs North Texas and the 400 free vs Vanderbilt; coming in second in the 200 medley vs Vanderbilt and 400 free at LSU; and finishing third in the 200 medley at LSU and at Alabama, and in the 200 and 400 free at the Houston Tri-Meet.
2010-11: Participated in six events as junior...posted top times of 23.88 in the 50 free at the Conference USA Championship (Feb. 24), 52.00 in the 100 free (Nov. 20) and 1:54.21 in the 200 free (Nov. 19) at the Phil Hansel Cougar Classic Invitational, and 2:14.24 in the 200 IM at San Diego State (Jan. 8)...had a pair of top three individual finishes: coming in second in the 50 free and 100 free at Vanderbilt and in the 100 free vs LSU; and finishing third in the 50 free vs LSU...helped the relay teams post eight top three finishes: winning the 400 free at Vanderbilt and vs LSU, and the 800 free at San Diego State; coming in second in the 200 free and 400 medley at San Diego State and in the 400 medley at SDSU; and finishing third in the 200 free at the Phil Hansel Invite and in the 200 medley at San Diego State...away from the pool, claimed C-USA Commissioner's Honor Roll and Tulane 3.0 Club recognition.
Prior To Tulane: Two-year letterwinner at the University of Miami...as a sophomore during the 2009-10 season, posted top times of 24.08 in the 50 free, 52.71 in the 100 free and 1:55.76 in the 200 free...helped the Hurricane's 400 free relay team clock a season-best 3:25.32 with a second-leg showing of 51.72...as a true freshman in 2008-09, had three top five finishes in the 50 free and three more in the 100 free while participating in three 200 free events...posted top times of 24.19 in the 50 free, 52.62 in the 100 free and 1:54.37 in the 200 free...helped Miami post a win over Florida Atlantic in the 200 free (1:40.59) with a lead-off leg of 25.48...also participated in the 400 free and 800 free relays...also posted top five finishes in the 50, 100 and 200 freestyles in the 2010 Egyptian Swimming Federation National Championships and was part of the Egyptian national record-setting 800 free relay team.
High School: Four-year letterwinner at Monterey High for coach Dezi Pettas...set four school records, including high-water marks in the 100 free, 100 fly and 200 IM, and was a 14-time all-league champion...helped lead her team to a CCS Championship as a senior after finishing as a state finalist in the 50 free with a time of 24.8 while claiming Scholastic All-America honors and team MVP recognition...as a junior, earned CCS title in the 200 IM with a time of 2:12 and in the 100 fly at 1:01, and finished runner-up in the 100 back with a mark of 1:01.9...away from the pool, was the leader of the MHS drum line.
Personal: Born Hagar Elgendy in Alexandria, Egypt...daughter of Hanon Khaled and Tarek Elgendy...majoring in neuroscience.


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Feb. 1, 2014
Day One Results
BLOOMINGTON, Ind. - Led by senior Ken Taylor's win in the 600-meter invitational, Alabama posted impressive numbers in day one at the Indiana University Relays Friday.
Alabama won six of its first seven heats to begin the day, and the Tide carried that momentum into the evening, as Taylor logged his victory in the final hour of the nearly seven hours of action. Taylor, who took home a runner-up finish in the 600 at the Indiana Relays in 2013, won the 600 meters invitational run with a time of 1:18.56, which ranks first in the SEC and fourth in the NCAA this season.
Alabama also had the top finishers in the 60-meter dash trials. Senior Diondre Batson started his 2014 season Friday with a strong showing in the trials of the 60 meters. Batson posted a personal record of 6.68, the top qualifying time for Saturday's semifinals. Batson's time ranks seventh in school history, tied with Jeremy Taylor (2000). Senior Akeem Haynes posted a 6.84 to join Batson in the semifinals.
Junior Ramona Burchell will compete in the semifinals of the women's 60 meters Saturday after clocking the top qualifying time (7.44) Friday. Senior Sarah Thomas (7.55) and freshman Quanesha Burks (7.62)--who finished third and fourth overall, respectively, in the trials--join Burchell in the semifinals.
Freshman Tony Brown made his collegiate debut in the 60-meter hurdles and qualified for the semifinals after winning his heat with a time of 8.19.
In the field events, junior Candicea Bernard finished third in women's shot put with a mark of 15.04 meters/49 feet, 4 1/4 inches. Freshman Hayden Reed took second place in men's shot put with a mark of 17.30 meters (56-9.25).
Sophomore Anna Rawles (3.85m/12-7.5) set a PR en route to a runner-up finish in women's pole vault. In the same event, sophomore Autumn Conn tied for third with a new personal best of 3.75 meters (12-3.50).
The team will return to the Harry Gladstein Fieldhouse Saturday for the final day of the meet. Alabama events Saturday include women's pole vault invitational, the triple jump and the conclusion of the 60 meters and 60-meter hurdles.
60-meter hurdles (trials): Freshman Tony Brown won his 60-meter hurdles heat and finished 10th overall with a time of 8.19.
60 meters (trials): Diondre Batson recorded the top time of the day, a personal record of 6.68, which ties him for seventh in UA history and qualifies him for Saturday's semifinals. Senior Akeem Haynes also qualified for the semifinals with a time of 6.84. Ryan Glosson also competed in the trials and recorded a personal best of 7.14.
Mile: Both Payton Ballard and Jeff Edmondson recorded personal records in the mile. Ballard (4:21.39) placed 18th overall, and Edmondson (4:22.80) finished 22nd.
200 meters invite: Nick Efkamp placed third in the 200 meters invitational with a time of 22.04, and Bryan Arthur (22.56) finished 10th.
600 meters invite: Ken Taylor clocked a 1:18.56 to take first place in the 600 meters invitational. Andrew Harris timed a personal best of 1:20.65 and placed sixth. Alex Jenkins also recorded a PR (1:23.13) en route to a 10th-place finish. Quincy Smith started the competition but was unable to finish due to injury.
60-meter hurdles (trials): Redshirt freshman Passion Gamble (8.85) and sophomore Lacey Dent (9.00) qualified for Saturday's 60 meter hurdles finals. Dent won heat three and finished 15th, and Gamble placed third in her heat and eighth overall to make the cut of 16 top times.
60 meters (trials): Each of Alabama's three competitors in the 60-meter dash trials qualified for the semifinals. Ramona Burchell (7.44) won heat No. 7 and clocked the best qualifying time of the day. Sarah Thomas (7.55) and Quanesha Burks (7.62) placed third and fourth overall, respectively, after finishing 1-2 in heat No. 3.
200 meters: Freshman Brianna Sims placed fifth overall after winning her heat with a time of 25.63. Freshman Alex Gholston clocked a 25.72 to finish eighth overall.
600 meters: Freshman Nicole Sassaman made her 600 meters debut, finishing 21st with a time of 1:41.23.
Mile invite: Freshman Hilary Stafford (4:55.32) placed eighth. Other Alabama competitors were sophomore Rebecca Stover (10th; 4:57.66) and sophomore Susie Kemper (12th; 5:03.25).
600 meters invite: Senior Aubrielle Wright made her season debut in the 600 meters with a seventh-place finish in a time of 1:37.20.
Pole Vault: Sophomore Johnny Stiegler registered a season-best mark (4.65m/15-3) to place ninth.
Shot Put: Freshman Hayden Reed placed second with a mark of 17.30 meters/56 feet, 9.25 inches. Redshirt freshman Nathan Karr threw a mark of 14.82 meters (48-7.50).
Long Jump: Sophomore Nathan Vardaman logged a season-best mark of 6.89 meters (22-7.25) to place sixth. Freshman Ryan Glosson jumped a mark of 5.54 meters (18-2).
High Jump: Lacey Dent tied for 13th with a mark of 1.55 meters/5 feet, 1 inch.
Weight Throw: Candicea Bernard set a season-best mark of 16.75 meters/54 feet, 11 inches.
Pole Vault: Anna Rawles earned a second-place finish in the pole vault with a PR of 3.85 (12-7.50), while Autumn Conn tied for third with a personal best mark of 3.75 meters (12-3.50).
Shot Put: Candicea Bernard placed third with a mark of 15.04 meters (49-4.25) in the shot put.
Indiana University Relays
Friday, January 31, 2014
Alabama Results
60M Hurdles (Trials) - 10. Tony Brown 8.19
60 Meters (Trials) - 1. Diondre Batson 6.68; 5. Akeem Haynes 6.84; 42. Ryan Glosson 7.14
Mile - 18. Payton Ballard, 4:21.39; 22. Edmondson, 4:22.80
200 Meters (Invite) - 3. Nick Efkamp, 22.04; 10. Bryan Arthur, 22.56
600 Meters (Invite) - 1. Ken Taylor, 1:18.56; 6. Andrew Harris, 1:20.65; 10. Alex Jenkins, 1:23:13, DNF. Quincy Smith
Pole Vault - 9. Johnny Stiegler 4.65m (15-3)
Shot Put - 2. Hayden Reed, 17.30m (56-9.25); 21. Nathan Karr, 14.82m (48-7.50)
Long Jump - 6. Nathan Vardaman,6.89m (22-7.25); 24. Ryan Glosson, 5.54m (18-2)
60M Hurdles (Trials) - 8. Passion Gamble 8.85; 15. Lacey Dent, 9.00
60 Meters (Trials) - 1. Ramona Burchell 7.44; 3. Sarah Thomas 7.55; 4. Quanesha Burks 7.62
200 Meters - 5. Brianna Sims, 25.63; 8. Alex Gholston, 25.72
600 Meters - 21. Nicole Sassaman 1:41.23
Mile (Invite) - 8. Hilary Stafford, 4:55.32; 10. Rebecca Stover, 4:57.66; 12. Susie Kemper, 5:03.25
600 Meters (Invite) - 7. Aubrielle Wright, 1:37.20
High Jump - t13. Lacey Dent, 1.55m (5-01)
Weight Throw - 13. Candicea Bernard, 16.75m (54-11)
Pole Vault - 2. Anna Rawles, 3.85m (12-7.50); t3. Autumn Conn, 3.75m (12-3.50)
Shot Put - 3. Candicea Bernard, 15.04m (49-4.25)


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Looking at Denver from the Top of Red Rocks Amphitheatre Photo Credit: Suzy Guese
Most Denver natives and Coloradans make their way to Red Rocks at some point during the summer. The greatest of musical performers radiate their sound in the area that was originally known as the Garden of Angels. Aside from concerts and movies, it would seem only tourists visit Red Rocks in the dead of winter. It is easy to see why. Red Rocks offers one of the greatest panoramic views of Denver.
Natives or tourists can enjoy Red Rocks year round and not just for a concert. The two massive monoliths jutting out from the ground rise to around 300 feet. Both reach heights taller than Niagara Falls.
During a time of green movements and saving energy, Red Rocks bears the reminder of the ultimate incorporation with the environment before it was even trendy. Prehistoric earth movements raised sandstone ledges from the ocean floor to create both monoliths, Ship Rock and Creation Rock. In the early 1900s John Brisben Walker envisioned artists performing between the two red rocks. From 1906 to 1910, a number of concerts played in the beautiful setting. By 1927, the City of Denver purchased the area for what some mini vans cost today, $54,133.
Red Rocks Amphitheatre in Morrison, Colorado Photo Credit: Suzy Guese
Denver architect Burnham Hoyt designed the amphitheatre to blend in with the natural environment. By June 15, 1941, Red Rocks was officially dedicated. Today performers strive to reach the Mecca of music venues. Crowds arrive in spring or summer to see those that have made it.
Standing at the top of the amphitheatre yields the perfect view of Denver. On a sunny day, the red rocks truly glow. Set in the foothills, the stage reminds on-lookers of the plains to the east and the mountains to the west.
For those looking for the perfect Sunday outing, spend a few moments at Red Rocks. Being only 15 miles West of Denver, the appreciation for just how beautiful Colorado is will indeed grow here.
From downtown Denver, drivers can hop on I-70 heading west taking the Morrison exit #259. A turn south onto Colorado Highway 93 will ultimate lead to Red Rocks. If you get lost, just look around. Red Rocks, just like the consistency of a rock, is hard to miss.
Ship Rock at Red Rocks in Colorado Photo Credit: Suzy Guese
For more information, visit the Red Rocks Park and Amphitheater website.


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- What does the comma operator , do in C? 8 answers
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C language (as well as C++) is historically a mix of two completely different programming styles, which one can refer to as "statement programming" and "expression programming". As you know, every procedural programming language normally supports such fundamental constructs as sequencing and branching. These fundamental constructs are present in C/C++ languages in two forms: one for statement programming, another for expression programming.
For example, when you write your program in terms of statements, you might use a sequence of statements separated by
In expression programming the same constructs are available to you as well. This is actually where
For example, the following code
which is an example of traditional statement programming, can be re-written in terms of expression programming as
or as
Needless to say, in practice statement programming usually produces much more readable C/C++ code, so we normally use expression programming in very well measured and restricted amounts. But in many cases it comes handy. And the line between what is acceptable and what is not is to a large degree a matter of personal preference and the ability to recognize and read established idioms.
As an additional note: the very design of the language is obviously tailored towards statements. Statements can freely invoke expressions, but expressions can't invoke statements (aside from calling pre-defined functions). This situation is changed in a rather interesting way in GCC compiler, which supports so called "statement expressions" as an extension (symmetrical to "expression statements" in standard C). "Statement expressions" allow user to directly insert statement-based code into expressions, just like they can insert expression-based code into statements in standard C.
As another additional note: in C++ language functor-based programming plays an important role, which can be seen as another form of "expression programming". According to the current trends in C++ design, it might be considered preferable over traditional statement programming in many situations.
I think generally C's comma is not a good style to use simply because it's so very very easy to miss - either by someone else trying to read/understand/fix your code, or you yourself a month down the line. Outside of variable declarations and for loops, of course, where it is idiomatic.
You can use it, for example, to pack multiple statements into a ternary operator (?:), ala:
but my gods, why?!? (I've seen it used in this way in real code, but don't have access to it to show unfortunately)
I've seen it used in macros where the macro is pretending to be a function and wants to return a value but needs to do some other work first. It's always ugly and often looks like a dangerous hack though.
Simplified example:
Two killer comma operator features in C++:
a) Read from stream until specific string is encountered (helps to keep the code DRY):
b) Write complex code in constructor initializers:
The Boost Assignment library is a good example of overloading the comma operator in a useful, readable way. For example:
I had to use a comma to debug mutex locks to put a message before the lock starts to wait.
I could not but the log message in the body of the derived lock constructor, so I had to put it in the arguments of the base class constructor using : baseclass( ( log( "message" ) , actual_arg )) in the initialization list. Note the extra parenthesis.
Here is an extract of the classes :
From the C standard:
In short it let you specify more than one expression where C expects only one. But in practice it's mostly used in for loops.
Note that:
is NOT the comma operator, it's a list of declarators.
It is sometimes used in macros, such as debug macros like this:
(But look at this horrible failure, by yours truly, for what can happen when you overdo it.)
But unless you really need it, or you are sure that it makes the code more readable and maintainable, I would recommend against using the comma operator.
You can overload it (as long as this question has a "C++" tag). I have seen some code, where overloaded comma was used for generating matrices. Or vectors, I don't remember exactly. Isn't it pretty (although a little confusing):
MyVector foo = 2, 3, 4, 5, 6;
Outside of a for loop, and even there is has can have an aroma of code smell, the only place I've seen as a good use for the comma operator is as part of a delete:
The only value over the alternative is you can accidently copy/paste only half of this operation if it is on two lines.
I also like it because if you do it out of habit, you'll never forget the zero assignment. (Of course, why p isn't inside somekind of auto_ptr, smart_ptr, shared_ptr, etc wrapper is a different question.)
Given @Nicolas Goy's citation from the standard, then it sounds like you could write one-liner for loops like:
But good God, man, do you really want to make your C code more obscure in this way?
It's very useful in adding some commentary into
Since most assert style macros will output the entire text of their argument, this adds an extra bit of useful information into the assertion.
In general I avoid using the comma operator because it just makes code less readable. In almost all cases, it would be simpler and clearer to just make two statements. Like:
offers no clear advantage over:
The one place besides loops where I have used it it in if/else constructs, like:
You could put the function before the IF, but if the function takes a long time to run, you might want to avoid doing it if it's not necessary, and if the function should not be done unless a!=1, then that's not an option. The alternative is to nest the IF's an extra layer. That's actually what I usually do because the above code is a little cryptic. But I've done it the comma way now and then because nesting is also cryptic.
I often use it to run a static initializer function in some cpp files, to avoid lazy initalization problems with classic singletons:
For me the one really useful case with commas in C is using them to perform something conditionally.
this is equivalent to
This is not about "typing less", it's just looks very clear sometimes.
Also loops are just like that:
Of course both can only be useful when the conditional part or executable part of the loop is quite small, two-three operations.
The only time I have ever seen the
Obviously no sane person would write code like this, but the author was an evil genius who construct c statements based on the assembler code they generated, not readability. For instance he sometimes used loops instead of if statements because he preferred the assembler it generated.
His code was very fast but unmaintainable, I am glad I don't have to work with it any more.
I've used it for a macro to "assign a value of any type to an output buffer pointed to by a char*, and then increment the pointer by the required number of bytes", like this:
Using the comma operator means the macro can be used in expressions or as statements as desired:
It reduced some repetitive typing but you do have to be careful it doesn't get too unreadable.
Please see my overly-long version of this answer here.
It can be handy for "code golf":
qemu has some code that uses the comma operator within the conditional portion of a for loop (see QTAILQ_FOREACH_SAFE in qemu-queue.h). What they did boils down to the following:
... with the following output:
The first version of this loop has the following effects:
Found it in array initialization:
In C what exactly happens if i use () to initialize a double dimension array instead of the {}?
When I initialize an array
and then display the array elements.
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