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What She Craves
By LACY DANES
Kensington BooksCopyright © 2007 Lacy Danes
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Chapter OneLonging
Surrey, England, 1815
"Come on, Emma, hit him harder."
"Oh ... God ... good girl, Emma, good girl. Again."
She shouldn't listen to this. Hannah's brows drew together as she strained to hear the voices coming from Lord Brummelton's secluded summerhouse.
What were they up to?
The tone of their voices intrigued her. She stepped forward to continue on her daily ritual to the mill-blast, she couldn't get her feet to move. She needed to know what mischief was about.
Her maid, Gertie, said Mr. Roland arrived back from the war with friends but-
Another pleasure-filled groan floated on the fall breeze.
She stared at the octagon-shaped structure. Floor-to-ceiling windows that faced the river reflected the dappled light of the late-afternoon sun, marring the view within. Nothing. She couldn't see a thing.
"Oh God, Emma, his arse is so red. Reach around and touch his prick."
Hannah's eyes widened. Oh my. They were engaged in a sexual act.
"He's not ready, Rupert," Emma said in an exasperated voice. "Even though you could spend, I want this to last." Emma's squeaky voice paused. "Isn't Kenneth supposed to join us?"
"Who cares about Kenneth? Get on with it, woman!"
Biting her lip, Hannah hesitated. Maybe at a different angle she could see ... something. Her heart pounded in her chest as she stepped forward.
She stopped. Blast. Fallen leaves. The sound was so loud to her ears in the silence of the woods. They would surely hear.
The leaves scattered in a thick carpet all around the structure. She frowned. There was no way she could approach silently, but if they were engrossed in the love act, they might not notice.
A groan came from a man with a baritone voice, and shivers cascaded down her arms. Hannah closed her eyes. Good Lord, she longed for that sensation.
She didn't care if they heard. She needed to learn how to pleasure a man. At least two men were in that summerhouse engaged in wicked futter and were thoroughly enjoying it. Enjoying the act as her husband never had with her. Surely she would learn to pleasure a man if she could see them, and if by chance they saw her ... Well, she didn't give a damn.
Hairs on her arms and neck stood in anticipation as she determinedly crept forward, shuffling her feet so as not to make a sound. She would finally understand what made Simon leave her bed.
The path that followed the river went directly in front of the summerhouse. Please let there be no reflection on the glass at a different angle. Her heart sped in her chest as another groan filtered through the trees.
Once in front of the structure, she scooted behind a birch tree. The width was a bit narrow, but she could hide her face if she needed to. She inhaled the crisp fall air and closed her eyes. Please let me learn. Then she peeked through the windows of the cottage. Oh my. Her eyes bulged in shock.
A man with pale skin knelt on the floor, his breeches pushed down past his knees. A blond woman, younger than herself, stood behind him, a long thin switch in hand. She held the birch out to the side, and swoosh, the twig hit his bottom with a loud crack. Ouch. That's not what she expected.
The kneeling man flinched from the impact and groaned. Another deep groan came from a man who stood farther back in the structure.
He watched them as she did.
While giving orders to Emma, his penis jutted out of his pants. His long fingers stroked the length, settled at the tip, and then rolled. Hannah bit her lip. His well-proportioned hands stroked in a musical rhythm. Beautiful. His hands held an artistic quality.
In her mind, those big graceful hands slid down her body; working their magic on her bare skin. She trembled and her eyelids fluttered. Oh my! His fingers caressed her breasts, tapping as if playing a fine instrument. Then circled her nipples and he scraped his nail over the hard peak. Her nipples budded into the confines of her corset and she sucked in a tight breath with longing for his touch.
His hands slid up her inner thighs. The heat of him seeped through her dress as he jerked her legs apart, lifting her skirt so he could access every part of her.
She groaned and remembered the pictures from the books she read. Engravings of a man placing his tongue where his phallus normally fit. How she desired to experience a touch like such.
If this man lifted her skirts just like so, and kneeled between her legs he could give her that experience and more. His hair would tickle her inner thighs. His hands would burn marks into her bottom as he lifted her sex opening to his mouth. Her heart pounded against her ribs. Oh, how she wanted to feel a man's tongue tasting her inner core.
Her insides quivered. What would lying with this man be like? His hand slid over his prick again in a controlled move. Amazing. His expertise in this act shone in every motion. She licked her lips, wanting him to touch her, and create that wonderful tingling sensation in her body with his hands. What a shocking, yet delightful thought.
The man on the floor did not cry out in pain as the switch hit him again, but moaned in pleasure.
How could anyone find pleasure from a spank? Her eyes narrowed, and she tilted her head to the side. Surely she missed something. She blinked again. Yes, he found pleasure. His breath puffed in and out, and his bluish-red penis stood stiff as whalebone between his legs. Amazing. Strangely the sight aroused her. Her eyes widened. How could she like watching such an act?
She tried to take in the whole scene, but she couldn't stop staring at both men's sex. The man who knelt possessed a long narrow phallus, much narrower than the two of her experience, but a good thumb longer than Simon's.
The other of her comparison was a vague memory of beauty and satiny skin, to which neither of these could compare. Her heart sped and her skin heated as she remembered her youthful hand trembling, rubbing down the hot skin and plum-shaped head. She shook herself and pushed the pleasant memory from her mind.
Hannah flinched. She couldn't imagine Simon finding plea- sure from a spank, but then again nothing she did pleased him, so maybe she was wrong. He only found excitement in his whores and at his clubs.
The man moved from the back of the cottage into a better view. Hannah ducked behind the old birch tree and closed her eyes.
God, she was mad. She gasped for air.
The five lonely years since Simon's death had made her crazy with the urge to learn to please a man. First she had lowered herself to purchasing all sorts of bawdy books, books that talked of things such as this. And now ... Now she ogled Mr. Roland and invaded his privacy.
Her chest tightened. The reality was she would never hold the skill to master such pleasure. God, this was agony. She needed to leave before one of them noticed her. Indeed ... Her shoulders slumped. Oh poppiedust. She turned and stepped in the direction of Huntington cottage.
"Emma, dear, I want to feel your hot cunt while you frig Kit with your mouth."
Hannah flung around. This she couldn't resist. She read about kissing a man's sex in the Perfumed Garden and wondered if men and women truly found pleasure that way.
Emma knelt on cushions on the floor. Kit lay in front of her, his phallus standing straight as the trees that surrounded her.
Hannah's hands brushed the smooth trunk of the large birch tree. Imagining the hotness of smooth male flesh as her hands ran across rough cool bark, she slid her hands out to the edges, then up and down. In her mind her hands explored every ridge and vein of his sex. Her pulse increased, and her chest tightened. God, she needed to feel a man again. Her hands trembled. With all the books she'd read, the next time a man joined her in bed she hoped she would have an idea what to do.
Emma leaned down and her tongue traced the head of the man's penis. Kit groaned.
"Umm ..." Hannah's tongue slid out and traced her lips. She imagined the salty flavor of skin and the tapered shape of prick head as an erection pressed into her mouth. Her nipples peaked hard beneath her corset.
The other man, Rupert, knelt behind Emma. Flipping her skirt and petticoat up onto her back, he ran his hands down the swell of her creamy bottom. "Good girl, Emma. Take Kit in," he murmured, then slid his hand between her spheres. Hannah whimpered. Oh how she wanted rough male hands on her bum again.
"No, Emma. Pleasure Kit. Concentrate on nothing but him."
Kit groaned and thrust his hips up as Emma lowered her head down. Half his shaft slid into her mouth. As she pulled her head up to the tip, his shaft shimmered with her saliva.
Hannah's mouth watered. She wanted this, wanted to be Emma as she slid hot male flesh into her mouth and another man caressed her. She swallowed hard. How scandalous.
Emma's tongue slid out and traced the ridge; she puckered her lips, and slid back down the length.
Hannah could feel the pressure of a phallus as the head slid into her mouth. Saliva pooled and dribbled down the length of the prick as it throbbed and twitched. Her lips caressed the ridge and popped to the tip. Wetness dewed her skin, and her sex pulsed as a moan caught in her throat. She crossed her legs in an attempt to control the building desire and slickness slid down her leg.
Good Lord, she should tear her gaze away. Her chest tightened and her skin tingled. Too many years ... how she needed a man's touch. She had no prospects, no admirers. This was madness. Her lip trembled.
Kit groaned, and tears sprang to her eyes. She would never, could never, possess the ability to pleasure a man this way, but still she stood and watched. She was a fool.
Tingles slid across her body with every caress the threesome made. Her nipples strained against her corset as Rupert grasped his large stiff prick. He ran his hand along the length, then laid his prick in the crack of Emma's bum. Not between her legs, but in the crevice. He rocked his staff back and forth, sliding the head up and down the valley. His gaze fixed on the sight.
"Oh, Em, you have the most glorious arse." Gripping the base of his shaft, he slid his hand forward and back in the same motion as he rocked.
Simon had never done such a thing to her. In the short month he shared her bed, he always joined her in the same position. Him on top, with her legs spread wide.
Viewing such an animalistic position caused a hunger to seep through her. She could almost feel the hot skin as the head of a penis slid between the spheres of her bum, stretching her sex, spearing her womb. A man's muscles shaking against her bottom as he pumped into her like an animal in the fields.
Her sex spasmed and she arched her back in search of the imaginary prick. She wanted Rupert's penis to fill her, to bring her the blissful release she only created with her fingers on her own, but there was nothing there. She gritted her teeth.
Oh how she wanted to diddle a man in that position. This man. Shifting her stance, she gasped, and her nubbin throbbed.
His hands flexed, gripping Emma's bum and she imagined his fingers on the soft flesh of her bottom, gripping her hard. His arms jerking her back into his hips with controlled precise moves as his penis pushed into her sex again and again.
The delightful friction of her flesh stretching to fit him as he mated with her made her knees weak. One of his hands slowly trailed her hip to her stomach and then dipped to the curls at the peak of her thighs. Forging through the coarseness he fingered her dripping flesh and touched where they joined.
Her entire body trembled at the thought of touching the spot where they fused together. Slick and wet as he thrust into her, she would drag her fingers across his smooth burning skin and caress his sack as it hit her bottom on each thrust.
She clamped her leg muscles tighter trying to capture the sensation in her mind, and the delicious ache between her legs spiraled. Good Lord.
Emma continued to devour Kit's penis. She licked and sucked until on a groan Kit thrust his hips with abandon. Her mouth slid farther down his length, and he cried out in pleasure. His hands gripped Emma's curly hair as his face contorted in ecstasy.
Pain ripped at her heart and she closed her eyes. Please let me have the chance to make a man cry out in pleasure the way this woman did.
Her eyes fluttered open. Oh! Juices slid down Hannah's leg as Rupert slid his prick into Emma from behind. Blast it. She wanted to feel the delight they shared, but the only way to do that would be to touch herself. Trembling, she tried to restrain her hands as they slid down her dress. Her sex pounded with the beat of her heart as her face flamed with heat. What if someone saw?
Rupert pumped and flexed his ass as his penis speared into Emma between her bum cheeks. She could hear the wetness as he slid in again and again. Her fingers found the place between her thighs and pressed her skirts between them.
The fabric of her shift dampened and clung to the lips of her sex. She wanted to feel their slickness with her bare touch, but she didn't dare lift her skirts in the open and touch herself.
Imagining her fingers were Rupert's, she caressed the swollen folds through the muslin and brushed over the hard bud between. Lightning shot through her body and a groan bubbled up her throat. Every muscle in her body strained for release.
Rupert's breath labored and Emma whimpered with each stroke. His phallus shimmered with wetness and the head and skin shone an intense red each time his penis pulled out.
Hannah pressed the fabric into her opening, mimicking Rupert's stroke, and rubbed hard against her blissful nubbin. Her eyes barely slit open, she watched as Rupert grew closer to spending in Emma.
Rupert grunted, then cried out a deep thrilling sound that was music to Hannah's ears and body. Splendid contractions wracked her, starting from womb and spreading through her entire being. Her knees weakened and she braced herself with her shoulder against the tree. How she wished this magic coursing through her was created from his prick.
Kenneth Walker plodded down the path toward the river. He refused to stall any longer. They needed to be ready for the members when they arrived for the masque. The masters would be excited about the event and ready for bawdy play. If they weren't there to greet them when they arrived, things would get out of control.
Damn Rupert for not restraining himself until the festivities for a bit of nifty. Last night finally proved to Kenneth that he preferred his loving one-on-one. Emma had favored him, much to Rupert's annoyance, then all but wrapped her legs around him this morning before the group could rise.
He refused to be any woman's plaything. Just the idea that Emma was Rupert's and preferred other men made his skin crawl. Out of respect for Rupert, he let this morning's flirtation pass without comment.
Memories of his father's sobs in his aunt's library as his mother coldly told him she would not give up her lover chilled his spine. His jaw clenched and his cheek twitched. How she reduced the powerful Duke of Deventon to a slobbering lump still puzzled him. He shook himself to rid the thought.
Never, never would he let himself fall prey to that kind of humiliation or, more precisely, to that kind of woman for more than one night.
He rounded the turn in the path, and the summerhouse lay ahead.
"Emma, dear, I want to feel your hot cunt while you frig Kit with your mouth."
Shit. He stopped in his tracks. So much for his dallying. Turning toward the river, he beheld black hair and a deep blue dress peeking out from behind a white birch tree.
Well, well. His lips curved up. Someone peeped on Rupert and his games. He held in a chuckle. If Rupert knew, he would perform to the fullest and probably spill his seed within a second.
The woman's face slid out from behind the tree and gazed into the summerhouse. Her hands slid up and down the rough bark as if she stroked a large cock.
Damn, what a pretty thing. And oddly familiar. He glanced at her hands again as they clenched the edges of the bark. His chest tightened. Could it be? He stared back at her, black hair and a round face with pale clear skin.
God, that tiny nose and those lush lips occasioned his dreams. A groan caught in this throat as he stiffened. What stood behind that tree would be just as magnificent as it had been twelve years ago. Even better, she would have matured into a woman, soft, with flesh in all the right places.
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The invention relates to parsing messages communicated over a data network.
Packet-based data networks are widely used to link various nodes, such as personal computers, servers, gateways, and so forth. Networks include private networks, such as intranets including local area networks and wide area networks, and public networks, such as the Internet. The increased availability of such data networks has improved accessibility among nodes coupled to the data networks. Popular forms of communications across such data networks include electronic mail, file transfer, web browsing, and other exchanges of digital data.
With the increased capacity and reliability of data networks, voice communications over data networks have become possible. Voice communications over packet-based data networks are unlike voice communications in a conventional public switched telephone network (PSTN), which provides users with dedicated, end-to-end circuit connections for the duration of each call. Communications over data networks, such as IP (Internet Protocol) networks, are performed using packets that are sent in bursts from a source to one or more destination nodes. Voice data sent over a data network share the network bandwidth with conventional non-voice data (e.g., electronic mail, file transfer, web access, and other traffic).
In addition to voice communications over data networks, other forms of communications are also possible, such as video conferencing and distribution of multimedia data. Various standards have been proposed to handle and control such communications over data networks. For example, a multimedia data and control architecture has been developed by the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF). The protocols that are part of the IETF multimedia data and control architecture include the Resource Reservation Protocol (RSVP), as described in Request for Comments (RFC) 2205, for reserving network resources; the Real-Time Transport Protocol (RTP), as described in RFC 1889, for transporting real-time data and providing quality of service (QoS) feedback; the Real-Time Streaming Protocol (RTSP), as described in RFC 2326, for controlling delivery of streaming media; the Session Announcement Protocol (SAP) for advertising multimedia sessions by multicast; the Session Description Protocol (SDP), as described in RFC 2327, for describing multimedia sessions; and the Session Initiation Protocol (SIP), as described in RFC 2543, which establishes, maintains, and terminates multimedia sessions or calls. Such audio or multimedia sessions or calls may include multimedia conferences over the Internet, telephone calls over the Internet, and multimedia distribution (such as by multicast) over the Internet.
To establish, control, and terminate such communications sessions using the above protocols, messages are exchanged between participants and intermediate systems interconnecting the participants. Such messages are in some type of predetermined syntax. For example, SIP is a text-based protocol that uses a predetermined syntax for its messages, which may be exchanged to initiate communications sessions as well as to invite members to participate in a session.
The syntax defined for the messages typically include delimiters to separate portions of a string of characters. Thus, a string in the message may include a number of tokens (each token including one or more characters) separated by the predefined delimiters. Standard delimiters may include quotes, semicolons, brackets, parentheses and others. However, a string of characters may be complicated by the fact that within certain pairs of delimiters, other delimiter characters may be present. Such other delimiter characters may either be nested delimiters, for example, or they may be characters not intended to be delimiters. Such nesting of delimiter characters complicates parsing of messages, especially if it is desired to extract entire tokens that include such delimiter characters.
A need thus exists for improved parser engines and methods for messages that are communicated over data networks.
In general, according to one embodiment, a method of parsing a message containing a string of characters some of which are set as delimiters includes setting one of the delimiters as a starting constraint and setting another one of the delimiters as a closing constraint. Characters in the string between the starting and closing constraints are identified as being part of a token and any delimiter character between the starting and closing constraints is treated as a non-delimiter.
Some embodiments of the invention may include one or more of the following advantages. Flexibility is enhanced in extracting tokens from a string of characters within a message since certain delimiter characters may be turned on while others turned off. Thus, delimiter characters that have been turned off may be treated as non-delimiters while the delimiters that are on can be used to extract one or more tokens within the string of characters. The design of a parser can be simplified using parser methods and apparatus according to some embodiments.
Other embodiments and advantages will become apparent from the following description, from the drawings, and from the claims.
In the following description, numerous details are set forth to provide an understanding of the present invention. However, it will be understood by those skilled in the art that the present invention may be practiced without these details and that numerous variations or modifications from the described embodiments may be possible. Although reference is made to messages associated with various protocols, further embodiments may be employed for processing messages according to other protocols or standards.
Referring to
In one example embodiment as illustrated in
One or more call servers 106 may also be coupled to the network 100 to process call requests from the various network nodes. Some tasks that may be performed by the call server 106 includes managing policy for incoming and outgoing call routing and managing a subscriber and network directory. Other nodes that are capable of participating in communications sessions may also be coupled to the network 100.
The network nodes include various software application routines or modules (112, 116, 120, and 124) for performing tasks associated with establishing, maintaining, and terminating communications sessions. In addition, each network node may implement a protocol or a suite of protocols for performing audio or multimedia communications over the data network 100. One such suite of protocols provided by the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) is the IETF multimedia data and control architecture includes the Session Initiation Protocol (SIP), a version of which is described in RFC 2543 entitled "SIP: Session Initiation Protocol," dated August 1999. SIP may be used to initiate communications sessions as well as to invite members to sessions that may have been advertised by some other mechanism, such as electronic mail, news groups, web pages, and others. The other protocols in the IETF multimedia and control architecture include the Resource Reservation Protocol (RSVP), as described in RFC 2205, for reserving network resources; the Real-Time Transport Protocol (RTP), as described in RFC 1889, for transporting real-time data and providing quality of service (QoS) feedback; the Real-Time Stream Protocol (RTSP), as described in RFC 2326, for controlling delivery of streaming media; the Session Announcement Protocol (SAP) for advertising multimedia sessions by multicast; and the Session Description Protocol (SDP), as described in RFC 2327, for describing multimedia sessions. The protocols described are merely examples of protocols that may be used for communications sessions between network nodes. In further embodiments, other types of protocols may be used, such as protocols for communications sessions other than voice or multimedia communication sessions.
To implement the various protocols, protocol stacks 115, 119, 123 and 127 are included in the media gateway 102, call server 106, network telephone 108, and computer 110, respectively. The various protocol stacks define the syntax and content of messages exchanged over the network 100 to provide the desired communications over the data network 100. As used here, a "message" may refer to a request, response, or any other types of information that may be exchanged between nodes over the network 100.
In one embodiment, messages (such as those associated with SIP) use a syntax in which delimiters are defined to identify different portions (referred to as tokens) of the message. A message may include multiple lines each including a string of characters, and each character may include a text character or a non-text symbol. A string of characters refers to a sequence or other arrangement (not necessarily in sequence) of characters having a predefined beginning and ending. Each string of characters includes one or more tokens that are separated by delimiters.
Tokens in the messages may represent elements used to establish and terminate communications sessions and to carry communicated data in such sessions. The tokens, for example, may represent user names, uniform resource locators (URLs), methods, and so forth.
With some protocols, a relatively complex parsing problem may be encountered. For example, delimiters such as quotes, semicolons, colons, parentheses, brackets, braces, and so forth, may be nested within each other. Further, in some cases, characters that otherwise may be interpreted as delimiters are used as part of a token and not intended as a delimiter. For proper parsing of the text messages, such delimiter characters should not be parsed as delimiters. As used here, a "delimiter character" includes both a character that is used as a delimiter as well as a character that is the same as a delimiter but not intended to be used as a delimiter. Also, to obtain a desired token, some delimiters that are nested within other delimiters may need to be ignored. In accordance with some embodiments of the invention, indicators may be used to turn on and off certain delimiters. Thus, delimiters or delimiter characters that are turned off can be ignored, while delimiters that are on can remain active. A delimiter character that is "ignored" or turned off is treated as a regular non-delimiter character.
In one example, a first set of delimiters may be defined to identify a string portion (a token). The token may contain a second delimiter which needs to be ignored to properly extract the desired token. To do so, the second delimiter in the token is turned off so that the parser engine can ignore the second delimiter. A similar technique may be employed to ignore delimiter characters in the token that are not intended to be used as delimiters. For example, the symbol > may be used as a delimiter in one context but as a greater than sign in another context.
Indicators to turn delimiters on or off may be referred to as constraints. Starting and closing constraints are defined at the beginning and end, respectively, of a portion of a string so that any delimiter character occurring within the portion is ignored. This allows a single token between the constraints to be returned in its entirety even though delimiter characters may be present. A delimiter that is set as a constraint is referred to as a constrained delimiter.
Referring to
In the example of
"John Smith" <johnsmith@anywhere:5060; token = "stuff>2">
param1 = "bob"
param2 = 2
A parser engine in accordance with some embodiments may be invoked to extract the tokens 202, 206, and 210 out of the text string in the example of
To ensure that the token 202 is properly extracted, the parser method is passed two pairs of constraints, that is, two starting constraints are set and two closing constraints are set. The starting constraints are the characters " and <, and the closing constraints are the characters " and >. Thus, any delimiter characters occurring within " " or < > is ignored in token 202. To extract the tokens 206 and 208, calls to the parser method can be made, with the starting and closing constraints including "and ".
The retrieved token 202 may then be parsed further to break the token 202 into its individual pieces 212 and 214. To identify the tokens 212 and 214, the characters " " and < > are set as delimiters. As shown in
However, in the token 214, a > character used as a greater than sign is also present between quotes. Because of the possibility of the presence of such delimiter characters, both the delimiters " and < are set as starting constraints and the delimiters " and > are set as ending constraints in a call to the parser method. This ensures that the whole token 214 is extracted as a single token despite the presence of other delimiter characters in the token, such as the semicolon and quote delimiters and the character > (which is used as a greater than sign).
Thus, for the example token 214, the goal is to parse through the characters within delimiters < > or collection into a desired token. When the parser method encounters the starting constraint <, it passes through the rest of the character string and collects characters into the token 214 until the parser method reaches the first " character, at which time it has encountered a nested starting constraint. When a nested starting constraint is encountered, a recursive call is made to another instantiation of the parser method to process the new starting constraint. The second instantiation of the parser method then looks for an end quote, which is the ending constraint that matches the nested starting constraint. Additionally, the delimiter character > is encountered (which is used in this context as a greater than sign and not as a delimiter) between the quotes. However, because the characters " " have been set as starting and ending constraints, the delimiter character > is ignored until the parser method encounters the closing constraint. Thereafter, the recursively called second instantiation of the parser method returns, at which point the first instantiation of the parser method processes the next character, which in this case is the closing constraint >. At this point, the token 214 has been identified.
Referring to
To process further strings in the received message, further calls of other instances of the parser method or routine may be made. In such further calls, further sets of starting and closing constraints may be defined (at 256) and passed to the other instances of the parser method or routine. The other instances of the parser method or routine may then collect (at 258) characters defined between the further sets of the starting and closing constraints into corresponding tokens.
Thus, the parser engine in accordance with some embodiments processes through portions of a message and sets different pairs of starting and closing constraints as the different portions of the message are being processed. Each pair of starting and closing constraints turns off any delimiter occurring between the pair of starting and closing constraints. Characters between the different pairs of starting and closing constraints are collected into respective tokens.
Referring to
The method 300 determines (at 302) if CurrentPosition is less than MaxPosition. If not, then the end of the string or substring has been reached and the method 300 returns. However, if CurrentPosition is less than MaxPosition, the method determines (at 304) if a starting constraint has been encountered. If not, the parameter CurrentPosition is incremented (at 310) to process the next character in the string.
If a starting constraint was encountered (as determined at 304), the method sets various parameters, including a parameter End and a parameter QuoteFlag. The parameter End is the closing constraint that is matched to the starting constraint and marks the end of the substring where all delimiters have been ignored. The parameter QuoteFlag indicates if the starting constraint is a quote. In one embodiment, nesting of constraints within quotes is not allowed, since a starting quote and ending quote in some embodiments are the same character. For nesting of constraints to continue, starting and closing constraints must be different. Thus, nesting of constraints is possible if they are within unique starting and closing constraints.
Next, a method 400 (referred to as a ParseConstrainedToken method) is called (at 308) by the parser method 300 to parse the substring between the starting and closing constraints, with the parameters End and QuoteFlag passed with the call.
Referring to
However, if the closing constraint has not been encountered, the ParseConstrainedToken method determines (at 408) if another starting constraint (a nested starting constraint) has been encountered and the QuoteFlag is false. The parameter QuoteFlag being true indicates that the original starting constraint includes the quote character ", which does not allow further nesting of constraints. As noted above, for nesting of constraints to continue, the starting and closing constraints must be unique. If a starting constraint was not encountered or the original starting constraint is the character ", the CurrentPosition parameter is incremented (at 402) to process the next character in the string or substring. If a nested starting constraint has been encountered and it is not the character "(at 408), the ParseConstrainedToken method sets the parameters End and QuoteFlag (at 410) and recursively calls the ParseConstrainedToken method (at 412). This recursive calling within the ParseConstrainedToken method is repeated with each new encounter of further nested starting constraints. The recursively called ParseConstrainedToken methods return upon detection of corresponding closing constraints.
Referring again to the example of
The ParseConstrainedToken method is then called, which parses through the token 214 until it encounters a nested starting constrained character ". At this point, the ParseConstrainedToken method sets a new End parameter to equal the nested closing constrained character " and sets the parameter QuoteFlag true. A second instantiation of the ParseConstrainedToken method is then called, which parses through the substring within the constraints " and ". The delimiter character > within the quotes is ignored since the quotes are also set as constraints. Upon encountering the nested closing constraint ", the second instantiation of the ParseConstrainedToken method returns to the first instantiation of the ParseConstrainedToken method. When the first instantiation of the ParseConstrainedToken method encounters the closing constrained character >, the method returns to the NextConstrainedToken method.
Parser methods and apparatus have been described in which a desired token that contains delimiter may be extracted by turning the delimiters off. This is accomplished by setting starting and closing indicators (also referred to as constraints) which are used to indicate if certain delimiters are turned on or off. Such starting and closing indicators may be nested to allow proper parsing of complex strings where various delimiter characters (whether intended as delimiters or not) may be contained in the token to be extracted. Nested starting and closing indicators are handled by recursively calling a parsing method.
Referring to
The various software routines or modules may be executable on a control unit 502, and instructions or data may be stored in a storage unit 504. The control unit 502 may include a microprocessor, a microcontroller, a processor card (including one or more microprocessors or controllers), or other control or computing devices. The storage unit 504 may include one or more machine-readable storage media for storing data and instructions. The storage media may include different forms of memory including semiconductor memory devices such as dynamic or static random access memories (DRAMs or SRAMs), erasable and programmable read-only memories (EPROMs), electrically erasable and programmable read-only memories (EEPROMs) and flash memories; magnetic disks such as fixed, floppy and removable disks; other magnetic media including tape; an optical media such as compact disks (CDs) or digital video disks (DVDs). Instructions that make up the various software routines or modules in the node 500 may be stored in the storage unit 504. The instructions when executed by the control unit 502 cause the node 500 to perform programmed acts.
The instructions of the software routines or modules may be loaded or transported into the node 500 in one of many different ways. For example, code segments or instructions stored on floppy disks, CD or DVD media, a hard disk, or transported through a network interface card, modem, or other interface device may be loaded into the system and executed as corresponding software routines or modules. In the loading or transport process, data signals that are embodied as carrier waves (transmitted over telephone lines, network lines, wireless links, cables, and the like) may communicate the code segments or instructions to the node 500. Such carrier waves may be in the form of electrical, optical, acoustical, electromagnetic, or other types of signals.
While the invention has been disclosed with respect to a limited number of embodiments, those skilled in the art will appreciate numerous modifications and variations therefrom. It is intended that the appended claims cover all such modifications and variations as fall within the true spirit and scope of the invention.
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The true story of Manny Balestrero (Henry Fonda), a musician unjustly accused of armed robbery. In classic Hitchcock form, Balestrero vehemently protests his innocence but acts thoroughly guilty, leading a host of policemen and witnesses to finger him as the thief. The trial goes badly for Manny, but life is worse for his wife, Rose (Vera Miles), who falls apart under the strain of his ordeal.
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Anyone seen it or know when it's dropping?
I don't, but saw that Green Flash is doing a tap takeover at Hops & Pie up in Denver.
If you do see some, check the bottle dating. And good luck getting it any fresher than a few months old.
That was last Saturday
What are the bottling dates people are seeing? I picked up a 4pk about a week ago with a bottle date of 12/27/12. That seems pretty reasonable
I haven't seen one bottled since August in awhile, and I always check. Where did you grab that 4? Maybe there has been a recent drop I haven't seen around (or maybe stores don't do a great job of rotating or checking).
Several stores got it a couple weeks ago.
Got bombers at Mayfair Liquors and 4 pks at Grape Vine
Sorry to OP, we're talking Denver here.
It's ok, I'll probably make the trek to Denver anyways.


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A Clemmons Burger King is the latest fish caught in the EEOC's teen sexual harassment net. Burger King will pay $85,000 to Kathleen Joyner, a teenage employee, who was subject to unwanted touching, sexual advances and requests for sexual favors from the store's general manager.
When Joyner complained about the behavior to assistant managers, they did nothing.
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Dallas Cops Busted Four Cotton Bowl Ticket-Takers for Accepting Bribes During Texas-OU
From left, Rochelle Cade, Michael Wesley, David Carolina, and Desmond Lewis
In the lead up to this weekend's UT-Oklahoma matchup, there was talk that dispirited Longhorns fans weren't all that interested in watching their team get pummeled by the heavily favored Sooners. The evidence? Tickets for the burnt-orange side of the stadium were going for a paltry $209 each on the resale market, less than two-thirds the price fetched for the crimson side.
Nevertheless, the Red River Rivalry managed to sell out for the 68th consecutive year, the Cotton Bowl was deluged with 92,000-plus college football partisans, and those fans who weren't lucky enough to score tickets either retired to their televisions or hatched plots to find an alternative way to get into the stadium.
Several of the latter found some friendly ticket-takers who, in exchange for a modest bribe, allowed them to slip inside a couple of hours before kickoff.
What those ticket-takers didn't know when they accepted the cash was that they were being paid by undercover Dallas cops, though they figured this out rather quickly once the handcuffs emerged.
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Simple Kitchen Design, Timeless Style
A square layout, classic white cabinets, and neutral stone counters add up to a kitchen that will stand up to decades of use without looking dated
When the emphasis of a kitchen remodel is handsome practicality, the room can work hard for years without looking out of sync with the times. That's what the avid cook who owns the space shown here envisioned, having endured a badly planned galley kitchen for years. The house that she shares with her husband and their two sons in Manhattan Beach, California, was built in 1940 as a one-story weekend place not meant for serious cooking.
Needing more room overall, they asked local architect Michael O. Eserts to add a second story and a kitchen that would be "simple and clean, and which they would still love in 30 years," says Eserts. He moved the bedrooms upstairs and turned the old galley into stairs, a sitting nook, and a powder room. The easiest part of the project, he says, was tucking the new kitchen and an adjacent breakfast area into the footprint of the old guest suite. Efficient and well proportioned, the new space has an island and loads of marble countertops, which provide a luxurious amount of work area. The white-painted cabinets with inset doors are a model of organization, with each designated to hold specific items such as cereal boxes or food-storage containers, while the Viking offers serious cooking power. Highly functional but warm, the kitchen has a timeless style that will stay fresh for years to come.
The breakfast nook, where the family eats most meals, is out of the meal-prep area and has sliding glass doors leading to the patio and garden. A large niche was carved out of a wall next to the table so that the owners could have a space for rotating displays of decorative objects.
Open shelves, within reach of the dishwasher, are a convenient showcase for colorful dishware. The owners chose a showy brown Rosso Danielle marble for the American Marble & Onyx counters and had it honed, rather than polished, for a softer look. Using it for the windowsill created a waterproof plant shelf.
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The long, narrow kitchen had few counters, bad workspace, and bad circulation.
The galley was more than 200 square feet but cramped and poorly organized, with an exterior door that invited traffic—and traffic jams.
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3. Added an island with drawers for utensils and a slide-out trash can—handy during meal prep. The new workspace has no door to the outside, so traffic flows around the island, not through the room.
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9:00 a.m. :: Tim Horton's is closed! What?! They are "celebrating†family values. That may be a good thing but where do I get my coffee?
9:15 a.m. :: Found coffee at a 7/11. English Toffee cappuccino has become my new friend. My decision to have a Taquito and Cool Ranch Doritos for Christmas breakfast may come back to haunt me.
9:45 a.m. :: Arrived at work with coffee for staff that is working. It was right, I have stomach ache. Where is the Pepto Bismol?
10:00 a.m. :: The cook just gave me an amazing breakfast. Right place at the right time.
11:00 a.m. :: Gathered all of the guys in the chapel where we gave them their Christmas gifts. Everyone got a nice duffle bag, wallet, and a dress watch. Wal-Mart donated a whole bunch of underwear and pajamas so the guys all got some new pjs which inspired a lot of jokes by the staff and the residents. Some of the guys actually cried when we gave them their gifts.
I spent some time working as well. Over the holidays we find that people with mental health problems wander from city to city and end up in the hostel and are off their medication and are a long ways away from home. The problem is getting them back home again.
12:00 a.m. :: Lee brought Mark back home after a night of playing the Playstation 3 and Wii. Turkey soup for everyone. We got out Mark's remote controlled helicopter. It needs 160 feet in each direction to be operated safely. We tried it out in our living room. The manufacturers' instructions were correct after all.
3:00 p.m. :: A friend of ours from work came by with her daughter. We opened some gifts with them and had a good time. There are now two Nintendo DSs in the house and we got them sync'd up and they are playing Sonic Tennis and trash talking each other.
3:45 p.m. :: Mmmm, appetizers.
6:00 p.m. :: Mark got his butt kicked in Guitar Hero World Tour when it was a head to head challenge but when the battle mode was on he held his own. I also got beaten by Michaela which led to a lot of mocking. Tomorrow Mark and I watch Rocky 3 and then start training for our rematch.
7:20 p.m. :: We are watching the movie Enchanted which was a lot better than I thought it would be. I can't tell the difference between the guy in the movie and Robert Downey Jr.
10:00 p.m. :: The house is empty and even the dogs are in bed. I watched some NBA highlights but this years games didn't have the same attraction as Larry vs. Magic or Jordan vs. Isaiah in the 80s and 90s.


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Go f--k yourself oh really? Do you feel like a big boy now? There are two kinds of people in this world I hate, one being a fuctard liar like yourself. The other is a I.T. Nerd.<quoted text>Go f--k yourself ignoramus. My location is in Denver, Co., sometimes my location will post sometimes it won't, it's called a Static IP address. Now let me tell you something gay punk, you STFU before WE travel out to your bumpkin patch and shoot your lain brain out of your numb skull, YOU UNDERSTAND THAT WHITE RACE TRAITOR MAGGOT!
White Aryan Resistance (WAR)
You claimed your IP location sometimes shows and sometimes it won't...Evidently you been watching way too many Almond Joy Candy Bar commercials. Sometimes you feel like a nut, sometimes you don't. Well hot shot, copy and paste your post that shows Denver Co. on this forum fuctard hypocrite lying douche bag.
Any white boy who has real balls wouldn't know anything about Static IP addresses except for a white pencil neck simpleton like yourself.
Zoolander you evidently mistaken my moniker. I don't have any allegiance to any one race. My allegiance is to myself. I will continue to point out hypocrisy and fuctards like yourself and others that believes white/black/yellow and fuctard pink is always right....
In regards to your moniker Zookeeper, I have seen dung beetles contribute more to society than your pompous self serving sniveling posts. Again in the mean time stfu wigger until you have sorted out your IP Address issues. Now do you understand fuctard? Well do you. How is that for escalation? 5372 in da house....