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BI Pattern is supposed to be a tool that can be used to create web templates in BI7.0. Does anyone have any information on it?

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New language feature: lazy local pattern matching

In the upcoming release of the Open Quark Framework, CAL gets a new language feature: lazy local pattern matching. The new local pattern match syntax allows one to bind one or more variables to the fields of a data constructor or a record in a single declaration inside a let block. For example: // data constructor patterns: public foo1 = let Prelude.Cons a b = ["foo"]; in a; public foo2 = let Prelude.Cons {head=a, tail=b} = ["foo"]; in a; // list cons patterns: public foo3 = let a:b = [3]; in a; // tuple patterns: public foo4 = let (a, b, c) = (b, c, 1 :: Prelude.Int); in abc; // record patterns: public foo5 = let = {a = "foo"}; in a; // non-polymorphic record pattern public foo6 = let {_ | a} = {a = "foo", b = "bar"}; in a; // polymorhpic record pattern Whereas a case expression such as (case expr of a:b -> ...) forces the evaluation of expr to weak-head normal form (WHNF), a similar pattern match declaration (let a:b = expr; in ...) does not force the evaluation of expr until one of a or b is evaluated. In this sense, we can regard this as a form of lazy pattern matching. Thus, let a:b = []; in 3.0; is okay and would not cause a pattern match failure, but the case expression case [] of a:b -> 3.0; would cause a pattern match failure. This laziness is useful in situations where unpacking via a case expression may result in an infinite loop. For example, the original definition of List.unzip3 looks like this: // Original implementation of List.unzip3 unzip3 :: [(a, b, c)] -> ([a], , [c]); public unzip3 !list = case list of [] -> ([], [], []); x : xs -> let ys = unzip3 xs; in case x of (x1, x2, x3) -> //do not do a "case" on the ys, since this makes unzip3 strictly evaluate the list! (x1 : field1 ys, x2 : field2 ys, x3 : field3 ys); ; ; The use of the accessor functions field1, field2 and field3 here is necessary, as the alternate implementation shown below would result in "unzip3 xs" to be evaluated to WHNF during the evaluation of "unzip3 (x:xs)". Thus if the input list is infinite, the function would never terminate. // Alternate (defective) implementation of List.unzip3 unzip3 :: [(a, b, c)] -> ([a], , [c]); public unzip3 !list = case list of [] -> ([], [], []); x : xs -> let ys = unzip3 xs; in case x of (x1, x2, x3) -> case ys of // the use of "case" here is inappropriate, as it causes "unzip3 xs" to be evaluated to WHNF (y1, y2, y3) -> (x1 : y1, x2 : y2, x3 : y3); ; ; ; With the new syntax, the original implementation can be expressed more nicely without changing its semantics: // New implementation of List.unzip3, revised to use the local pattern match syntax unzip3 :: [(a, b, c)] -> ([a], , [c]); public unzip3 !list = case list of [] -> ([], [], []); x : xs -> let (y1, y2, y3) = unzip3 xs; // using a tuple pattern to perform a lazy local pattern match in case x of (x1, x2, x3) -> (x1 : y1, x2 : y2, x3 : y3); ; ; It is important to note that in places where a case expression can be used (without having an unwanted change in the laziness of the expression being unpacked), it should be used instead of this local pattern match syntax. Things to note about the new syntax: - local type declarations on the pattern-bound variables are allowed, and these type declarations can have associated CALDoc comments. On the other hand, the actual local pattern match declaration itself cannot have a type declaration nor a CALDoc comment. - this syntax cannot be used for top-level definitions, only local definitions in let blocks - one cannot use patterns with multiple data constructors, e.g. let (Left|Right) = ...; is not allowed - one cannot specify a variable for the base record pattern, e.g. let {r | a, b} = ...; is not allowed, but this is okay: let {_ | a, b} = ...; - patterns without no variables are disallowed, e.g. let _ = ...; let [] = ...; let () = ...; let : = ...; let {_|#1} = ...; 

If you use just / it misinterprets it and it ruins
your " " tags for a string. I don't think so. '/' is not a special character for Java regex, nor for Java String.
The reason i used
literal is to try to force it to directly match,
originally i thought that was the reason it wasn't
working.That will be no problem because it enforces '.' to be treated as a dot, not as a regex 'any character'.
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New reporting features

hi,
any new reporting features provided on XI 3.0 side?
cheers

Hi Pali,
Please find the new features available in XI3.0
1> Web Intelligence XI 3.0 introduces Smart Measures to delegate aggregation to the database.
2> New querying functions are available in XI Release 3 are:
a> Optional Prompt: Allows you to define a prompt as optional when building a query. The SQL generated for the query depends on how the report user responds or declines to respond to the prompt.
b> The Explicit empty string: Allows the report user to retrieve rows that have an empty value with the explicit empty string in a list of values.
c> Delegated LOV Search: Allows you to delegate the search for values in a LOV to the database. This feature prevents the LOV from being automatically loaded and the user from refreshing it. The user can perform a search for a pattern in the database. This feature restricts the data set returned and limits the load time to one acceptable to the user.
For example, when using an optional prompt, you can prevent the LOV from loading automatically because you are not sure the report user wants to respond to the prompt. This can save the user some time.
d> Percentage Rank: Enhances the existing u201CRanku201D query filter that bases the ranking on the top or the bottom of a given measure. The Percentage rank allows you to rank a percentage of the dimension volume, sliced (or not), on a second dimension.
The ranking is performed at the database level and is database specific. This feature is only available in the Java Report Panel Query view.
e> Query Sampling: Allows you to define random, seeded sampling in the query. The sampling is performed at the database and is database-specific.
This is different from the maximum number of rows retrieved option at the microcube level.
The formula functions can be divided into functions that allow Web Intelligence to close the gap with Desktop Intelligence, and formula enhancements.
3> Functions that close the gap with Desktop Intelligence are:
a> Forcemerge: When applied to a measure, this allows Web Intelligence to take into account for calculation merge dimensions even when they are not provided explicitly in the context of the calculation.
Forcemerge is similar to the Desktop Intelligence Multi cube function. It provides Web Intelligence with a calculation capability for synchronized data equal to that of Desktop Intelligence.
b> DataproviderType: Differentiates between personal data providers and universe data providers.
It is similar to the DataproviderType function in Desktop Intelligence.
BusinessObjects XI R3 Reference Guide: Web Intelligence
c> Product: Returns the product of a group of numeric values. It is similar to the Product function in Desktop Intelligence.
d> NoDrillfilter: Ignores a drill filter. It is similar to Nofilter in Desktop Intelligence.
e> If-Then-Else syntax. It is similar to the If-Then-Else control structure in Desktop Intelligence.
4> Formula enhancements include:
a> UserResponse: Returns value index from data provider.
b> IsPromptAnswered: Complements UserResponse for optional prompts.
c> LastExectionDuration: Returns query duration.
d> Mode: Returns most frequent value.
e> ElseIF: Allows you to use simplified syntax which makes it easier to use.
f> Where extensions: Handles new cases such as [Days]Where [Sales]>100
g> ReportName: Returns the report name.
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Like the Smart Measure, these features improve query performance. The features use database-specific syntax to improve performance and allow for optimization on each vendoru2019s internal architecture
Thanks,
Madhu.

I am using Firefox 3.6 on my PC , and now, when I select File New Tab (Ctrl+T), no new Tab shows up. Nor does it show up when I click the new Tab symbol next to my other tabs. How can I get the New Tab feature to work again?

In the past 48 hrs, all of a sudden, the New Tab feature on my PC< using Firefox 3.56, simply stopped working. I did not change settings, or download a new version of Firefox. it just stopped working. There are other scenarios where it does still work (for example, if I want to open a link on a web page, I can right click and open the link in a new tab), but if I simply want to have multiple websites open at once on my PC, I am forced to have multiple versions of Firefox open, as my New Tab option seems to be disabled or something. Can you help?

Leliforever, cheek you list of installed add-ons, the Ask toolbar can be installed without the users knowledge.
For checking other extensions that may cause this, follow the procedure in this link - https://support.mozilla.com/kb/Troubleshooting+extensions+and+themes

Can I use iWork '09 on Lion without using new Lion features?

I do not wish to use the new features in Lion, primarily autosave, with iWork, at least initially. In other words have iWork act as it would in S.L. However, I need to purchase iWork in order to continue using a bunch of Appleworks spreadsheets. I am using a new MBP with OS 10.7.1. My plan is to purchase the hard copy iWork '09 from the Apple Store (the AppStore download versions have already been updated). This CD should be some version of 9.0 as they have not put 9.1 on the CD. My idea is to just not let the modules (Numbers, Pages, etc.) get updated until I am ready. My question is -- will Numbers and Pages work properly on Lion without using the final update to the new Lion Features, and which updates to Numbers and Pages should I avoid?
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Resume can be disabled systemwide in Systemsettings, general section.
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More, if we ask to restart on an other device, we have no checkbox available to disable Resume.
Happily, it seems that pressing option during the shutdown process disable the beast.
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New Movies feature in Garageband 11- how to export?

I work at a school and would like to be able to import editable videos from Discovery Education United Streaming into the new Movies feature in Garageband. The thought is to have them remove the audio and then create their own on top of the video. Some students have pre-made songs that they have done previously that we want to add video to. This seems like it would be much easier for students to do in Garageband than importing into iMovie and splitting the audio and then finding their Garageband recordings to insert.
The problem I ran into is that I can import the videos, but Garageband will not allow me to export them. I have tried on multiple machines, and with multiple videos. I called Apple support and they suggested that it is a codec issue with the .mov file from Discovery Ed. They could not tell me what codecs are supported by Garageband.
I was able to get around this problem by importing the downloaded video into iMovie, then exporting it right back out as a .mov file. When I imported that one into Garageband I was able to export the movie with the new audio file from students without any issues. If I do this, I might as well just have students use iMovie instead.
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New calling feature in OS X 10.10 needs a keypad

The new calling feature works great in OS X 10.10, until you come across an automated phone system... No keypad.
Hopefully that will get updated. I can't imagine Apple didn't think about this.

Neat, thanks. Should still be a setting elsewhere but solves my problem - thank you

I cannot get my iTunes to display new Radio feature...only Internet Radio option still. I'm on 10.6.8. Is that an issue?

My iTunes still only shows Internet Radio (not allowing me to use the new Radio feature).
I have the latest version of iTunes and 10.6.8 which is the latest version for my MacBook.
Any thoughts? Is there a way to update this?

yup, thats an issue. apple states that it requires lion os x v10.7 and above.
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT5848

I can't open the new "Purchased" feature in the store. I've downloaded the latest Safari, but I keep getting the error message that the latest Safari has to be downloaded. Anyone have any solutions or have ran into this problem?

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Adobe recommends: New CSS features in Dreamweaver CS5

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Thanks for the answer this is very useful however I still find that Dreamwever defaults back to writing in CSS, I have to go to the manel every time and switch from CSS style to Inline style which is very irritating. Is there any way to disable writing in CSS all together like their used to be in CS3..in the preferences.
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EBay does not recognize new security feature requiring security number in Firefox but works with IE

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Hi,
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Trying to use the new file features in Flash 10

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New Zones features in Solaris 10 Beta 5

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http://wwws.sun.com/software/solaris/solaris-express/get.html
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http://docs.sun.com/db/doc/817-0547
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interested in
* Command line editing and history for zonecfg(1M)
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and/or modifying a zone's configuration.
* Configuring UFS, UDFS, HSFS and PCFS file systems through zonecfg(1M)
Starting with this release, users can specify ufs, udfs(7FS), hsfs(7FS)
and pcfs(7D) file systems as part of the zone's configuration. For
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# zonecfg -z myzone
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* NFSv4 client support for Zones
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to begin negotiating as NFSv3 clients. To configure a zone to
negotiate NFSv4, the NFS_CLIENT_VERSMAX parameter in /etc/default/nfs
should be uncommented and set to "4".
* The new -z and -Z options to ps(1)
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list of zones. For example, the command "ps -z twilight,16,myzone"
will print those processes from the zones with the names "twilight",
"myzone" and the zoneid 16.
The -Z option automatically adds a ZONE field to the existing reports
as the first column.
The Zones team would appreciate hearing feedback from our customers on
these new features and any other Zones issues or questions that you
might have.

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X Series is here – New Counter Features!

Hey All,
The new X Series Multifunction DAQ devices have been announced – check them out here.
I’m posting here because I think X Series has several new counter features that many on this forum have been looking for. The user manual
will have all of these details and more with timing diagrams but I
thought I’d summarize a few of the sexier features and open it up for
comments/feedback.
First off – what stayed the same between
M Series/TIO counters and X series counters? The pinouts between M and
X series are the same so the PFI lines and default counter pinouts are
the same. The DAQmx programming is the same (you’ll need DAQmx 9.0, it
should be up this afternoon) and all the functionality that was
supported by M Series is supported by X Series, though a few behaviors
may have changed. Counters are still 32 bit.
Now on to
the fun stuff – the big one that I tend to overlook: X Series has 4
counters per board! They all have the same features and Freq Out is
still there too (with an additional 20MHz timebase).
Timebases:
X Series devices have 100MHz, 20MHz and 100kHz timebases. Note the
difference between 80MHz on M series and 100MHz on X series. DAQmx will
take care of the difference for you, unless you were programming in
terms of ticks and hardcoded in numbers based off of a 80MHz clock.
Counter
FIFOs: X Series has a 127 sample FIFO per counter. When combined with
PCIe/PXIe, our benchmarked buffered counter rates went from ~350k on M series
(with a 2 sample FIFO) with a single counter to 10MHz on all four
counters (160MB/s streaming rate). The FIFO also allows us to implement…
Buffered Counter Output: Probably my favorite new feature. You can
now use a multi point write on counters and write out a buffer of pulse
values. There are two timing modes for this: implicit and sample
clocked. With implicit timing, every idle/active pair you write is
generated as a pulse. You can vary the idle/active time for every pulse
in your pulse train. Check out the "Gen Dig Pulse
Train-Buff-Implicit-Cont.vi" shipping example. With sample clock
timing, the idle/active time are updated every time a sample clock is
received. Check out the "Gen Dig Pulse Train-Buff-Ext Clk-Cont.vi"
shipping example. These modes give you much more control over your
waveform – now everything about it can be hardware timed. Also, I’ve
benchmarked the output rates at 10MHz on all four counters at the same
time.
Finite pulse train with one counter: Each X Series
counter has an Embedded counter paired with it. The embedded counter
isn’t directly programmable, but it does allow you to do counter
operations on one counter that used to take two. A finite pulse train
used to take two counters – one to generate the pulse train and one to
gate it. Now a counter generates the pulse train, and its embedded
counter counts the TCs and disables the counter when it reaches the
number of pulses to generate.
More sample clocked
measurement modes: Edge counting and encoder measurements always
supported sample clocks, all other counter measurements were implicitly
(timed by the measurement waveform) timed. With the addition of the
sample clock terminal to the counters now all counter measurements
(except for semi-period) support sample clock timing. You can now get
the pulse width of the pulse just before the sample clock rather than
getting all the pulse widths and figuring out where they happened in
time. Why not semi period? We added a new “pulse” measurement instead
that returns a sample that contains the high and low time (or high and
low ticks, or frequency and duty cycle) so for each sample clock edge
you get a full pulse spec. Semi period still supports the same
measurements it used to, just not sample clocked. Speaking of sample
clocked…
Sample clocked frequency/period measurement
with averaging: X Series still supports the three frequency modes: Low
frequency 1 counter, 2 counter High Frequency and 2 counter Large
Range. In addition it supports sample clocked averaging. This is
essentially a method that is high accuracy method based on the sample
clock rate. With the same measurement time it has the same accuracy as
the Large range mode but it doesn’t take two counters. Note, counters
do not have their own internal sample clock so you have to provide them
with an external signal.
Hope this helps,
Andrew S
National Instruments
Multifunction DAQ Product Support Engineer
Getting Started with NI-DAQmx
Measurement Fundamentals

Hi guys,
I drew up a schematic of one of the applications I need to get running in our lab. To recap:
1)      We have several piezo controllers for nanopositioning of samples under a microscope, some of them driven by a digital circuit that handles coordinate programming and trigger line programming (for syncing detectors to the piezo motion), other controllers are analog and need to be driven by voltages.
2)      We would like to emulate the behavior of the digital controller using the analog HW (we have much more analog controllers than digital ones).
3)      The basic implementation is like this (see also slide one in the attached pdf file) and runs perfectly:
a.       A global pulsetrain ticks with a certain frequency
b.      At each tick a voltage is written on an AO line and this tick is also sent to an RTSI line to sync multiple detectors
4)      To fully emulate the digital controller we also need to implement 4 trigger lines that exist on the digital controller. These trigger lines allow for fully programmable pulsetrain output that is in sync with the movement of the piezo. Slide two in the attached pdf illustrates what is needed. These trigger lines allow for much more intricate syncing of our detectors (only measure during certain parts of the motion instead of all the time).
After a lot of thinking and experimenting with the existing M series boards back here I came to the conclusion that the desired behavior is not possible with an M series board since they only allow for the output of “simple” pulsetrains with a given frequency.
Looking at this webpage (http://zone.ni.com/devzone/cda/tut/p/id/9384#toc3) however, I think that the X series board would offer exactly what we need since it allows for buffered counter output that enables definition of very complex pulstrain “shapes”.
Looking at the schemes I provided, could someone confirm that the X-series covers our needs? If this is the case, we would be interested in purchasing these kinds of boards.
Cheers,
Kris Janssen
Attachments:
Raman Imaging Timing Implementation.pdf ‏76 KB

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