codis | Inductive program synthesizer
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CODIS is an inductive program synthesizer.
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- Visits the BottomUpVisitor
- Returns the model of the given solver
- Gets assignment variables
- Returns type of node
- Returns a model of the solver for the given left and right clauses
- Convert an expression to a complex multiplication
- Gets the arguments for the given long term
- Visits the bottomUpVisitor
- Visits this node the top down - down branch and branch
- Compares two unsigned integers
- Returns the list of arguments for this node
- Compares two BvXors
- Compares two BVXors
- Returns a model for the formula
- Compares two BVSubs
- Compares two BVSignedLessComparators
- Compares two BVS signs
- Returns a string representation of this class
- Compares two BVS signed or equal to this one
- Compares two modulo modulo values
- Compares two values for equality
- Gets the model for a given list of expressions
- Given a test suite and a set of testcases generate a new program
- Returns true if the given formula is satisfied
- Returns the string literal for a variable
- Given a test suite produce a solver for the given test suite
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QUESTION
I've only just started with regex over the last couple days and am currently stumped. Checked Google and Stack-- for answers but no luck...
Given the following list:
- district_code,
- county_district_code,
- CoDis,
- Dist,
- Dist Code,
- DistCode,
- -
- educational_service_district,
- District,
- District Name,
- DistrictName,
- County Code,
I need to find any entries that meet all the following criteria:
- contain 'dist' or 'codis'
- do not contain 'name'
- do not end with 'district'
From that first list you'll see items beyond the dash should be filtered out, but I'm having trouble with my third criteria of ignoring entries ending in 'district'... the regex keeps catching 'educational_service_district' and 'District' despite my (probably incorrect) usage of a negative lookahead for 'district'. I'm working in Python 3.6.1 and the best I've been able to come up with is the following (I'm using the case-insensitive flag BTW)
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Feb-23 at 20:03Your regex seems to face issue where it matches the 'dist' in a 'district' at the end of a line, capturing the dist and preventing the negative lookahead from finding that line ending district. We can avoid this by moving all the negative lookaheads to the beginning of the regex.
QUESTION
I am confused:
An usage: try(Pipeline pipeline = jedisPool.getResource().pipelined())
Will it close the pipeline and the jedis instance? Or just close the pipeline?
I use this with multi-threads, and I got the error as follow. I am confused that the error is caused by running out of instance in JedisPool(Due to the try-with-resource usage) or because a deadlock(For that JedisPool doesn't do well in multi-thread)?
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jul-18 at 12:36Try-with-resources close only variable, in your case Pipeline pipeline
. You can read more in docs https://docs.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/essential/exceptions/tryResourceClose.html
You can check it with example:
MyResource
class:
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Compile MathSAT with Java support.
Install mathsat.api to Maven: mvn install:install-file -Dfile=/path/to/mathsat.jar \ -DgroupId=mathsat.api \ -DartifactId=mathsat \ -Dversion=5 \ -Dpackaging=jar
Execute mvn package.
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