| /dports/math/R-cran-VGAM/VGAM/man/ |
| H A D | is.smart.Rd | 1 \name{is.smart}
2 \alias{is.smart}
10 is.smart(object)
21 is smart or not.
47 is.smart(sm.min1) # TRUE
48 is.smart(sm.poly) # TRUE
50 is.smart(sm.bs) # TRUE
51 is.smart(sm.ns) # TRUE
52 is.smart(tan) # FALSE
56 is.smart(fit1) # TRUE
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| H A D | setup.smart.Rd | 17 fitting. This is stored in \code{object@smart.prediction} or
19 \code{object} is the name of the fitted object.
26 the list of data dependent parameters, which is stored
28 Otherwise, \code{smart.prediction} is ignored.
34 \code{max.smart} is the initial length of the list
35 \code{.smart.prediction}. It is not important because
36 \code{.smart.prediction} is made larger if needed.
41 Nothing is returned.
49 is assigned an empty list with \code{max.smart} components.
53 is assigned \code{smart.prediction}.
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| H A D | put.smart.Rd | 1 \name{put.smart}
2 \alias{put.smart}
11 put.smart(smart)
20 Nothing is returned.
27 is incremented beforehand,
28 and \code{.smart.prediction[[.smart.prediction.counter]]} is
32 is not long enough
33 to hold \code{smart}, then it is made larger, and the variable
36 is adjusted accordingly.
41 \code{put.smart} is used in \code{"write"} mode within a smart function.
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| H A D | smart.mode.is.Rd | 1 \name{smart.mode.is}
2 \alias{smart.mode.is}
5 Determine which of three modes the smart prediction is currently in.
8 smart.mode.is(mode.arg = NULL)
19 is returned.
22 is returned. Usually, the mode is \code{"neutral"}.
27 \code{\link{put.smart}},
37 smart prediction is in. If it is in \code{"write"} mode
49 smart.mode.is() # Returns "neutral"
50 smart.mode.is(smart.mode.is()) # Returns TRUE
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| H A D | get.smart.Rd | 1 \name{get.smart}
2 \alias{get.smart}
11 get.smart()
16 in fact, \code{.smart.prediction[[.smart.prediction.counter]]}.
25 is incremented beforehand, and then written back to
32 \code{get.smart} is used in \code{"read"} mode within a smart function:
34 is used for prediction.
35 \code{get.smart} is only used in smart functions such as
37 \code{get.smart.prediction} is only used in modelling functions
40 \code{\link{get.smart}} gets only a part of \code{.smart.prediction} whereas
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| H A D | smartpred.Rd | 115 frame is re-evaluated.
119 If the modelling function is used with argument \code{smart = FALSE}
141 The basic idea is that the functions in the formula are now smart, and the
170 % is superior, and is somewhat similar to the S-PLUS implementation in
180 \code{\link{smart.mode.is}},
184 \code{\link[VGAM]{sm.ps}} is important.
216 % if the \code{"bigdata"} library is loaded then it is
217 % \code{detach()}'ed. This is done because
218 % \code{scale} cannot be made smart if \code{"bigdata"} is loaded
248 \code{\link[stats:poly]{predict.poly}} is not smart.
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| H A D | wrapup.smart.Rd | 1 \name{wrapup.smart}
2 \alias{wrapup.smart}
5 \code{wrapup.smart} deletes any variables used by smart prediction.
11 wrapup.smart()
14 The variables to be deleted are \code{.smart.prediction},
15 \code{.smart.prediction.counter}, and \code{.smart.prediction.mode}.
16 The function \code{wrapup.smart} is useful in \R because
21 % \code{wrapup.smart} is not really necessary because the variables are
35 \code{\link{setup.smart}}.
41 wrapup.smart() # Put at the end of lm
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| H A D | smart.expression.Rd | 1 \name{smart.expression}
2 \alias{smart.expression}
5 \code{smart.expression} is an S expression for
6 a smart function to call itself. It is best if you go through it line
8 It requires the primary argument of the smart function to be called
13 value of \code{match.call()} in the smart function; this is so
14 that the smart function can call itself later.
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| /dports/lang/rust/rustc-1.58.1-src/src/doc/book/src/ |
| H A D | ch15-00-smart-pointers.md | 3 A *pointer* is a general concept for a variable that contains an address in
5 common kind of pointer in Rust is a reference, which you learned about in
13 smart pointers isn’t unique to Rust: smart pointers originated in C++ and exist
16 One example that we’ll explore in this chapter is the *reference counting*
22 difference between references and smart pointers is that references are
23 pointers that only borrow data; in contrast, in many cases, smart pointers
34 distinguishes a smart pointer from an ordinary struct is that smart pointers
38 you to customize the code that is run when an instance of the smart pointer
40 why they’re important to smart pointers.
42 Given that the smart pointer pattern is a general design pattern used
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| /dports/net/opal/opal-3.10.10/src/Python/ptlib/ |
| H A D | PSmartPointer.sip | 18 * The Original Code is Open Phone Abstraction Library (OPAL)
32 /** This is the base class for objects that use the <i>smart pointer</i> system.
35 there are no more smart pointer instances pointing to it.
57 /** This is the class for pointers to objects that use the <i>smart pointer</i>
66 overwritten, the #PSmartObject# is deleted.
68 A NULL value is possible for a smart pointer. It can be detected via the
85 pointed at is incremented.
93 object is deleted.
102 references then the object is deleted.
134 PTrue if the pointer is NULL.
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| /dports/editors/libreoffice/libreoffice-7.2.6.2/offapi/com/sun/star/smarttags/ |
| H A D | XSmartTagAction.idl | 3 * This file is part of the LibreOffice project.
115 Name of the wanted smart tag type. This is one of the
136 Name of the wanted smart tag type. This is one of the
178 A string that is a XML representation of the smart tag.
190 if the ActionID is not recognized.
215 if the ActionID is not recognized.
245 A string that is a XML representation of the smart tag.
251 if the ActionID is not recognized.
264 /** determines whether a caption is dynamic.
282 if the ActionID is not recognized.
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| H A D | XSmartTagRecognizer.idl | 3 * This file is part of the LibreOffice project.
5 * This Source Code Form is subject to the terms of the Mozilla Public
36 provides access to a smart tag recognizer.
84 if nSmartTagIndex is greater than SmartTagCount
102 if nSmartTagIndex is greater than SmartTagCount
108 /** recognizes smart tags.
112 is UTF-16 encoded.
127 This object is used to submit any recognized smart tags
149 /** indicates whether there is a property page for a smart tag type.
161 smart tag type and locale.
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| /dports/editors/libreoffice6/libreoffice-6.4.7.2/offapi/com/sun/star/smarttags/ |
| H A D | XSmartTagAction.idl | 3 * This file is part of the LibreOffice project.
115 Name of the wanted smart tag type. This is one of the
136 Name of the wanted smart tag type. This is one of the
178 A string that is a XML representation of the smart tag.
190 if the ActionID is not recognized.
215 if the ActionID is not recognized.
245 A string that is a XML representation of the smart tag.
251 if the ActionID is not recognized.
264 /** determines whether a caption is dynamic.
282 if the ActionID is not recognized.
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| H A D | XSmartTagRecognizer.idl | 3 * This file is part of the LibreOffice project.
5 * This Source Code Form is subject to the terms of the Mozilla Public
36 provides access to a smart tag recognizer.
84 if nSmartTagIndex is greater than SmartTagCount
102 if nSmartTagIndex is greater than SmartTagCount
108 /** recognizes smart tags.
112 is UTF-16 encoded.
127 This object is used to submit any recognized smart tags
149 /** indicates whether there is a property page for a smart tag type.
161 smart tag type and locale.
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| /dports/www/npm/npm-6.14.8/lib/node_modules/npm/node_modules/smart-buffer/docs/ |
| H A D | README_v3.md | 1 smart-buffer […
4 smart-buffer is a light Buffer wrapper that takes away the need to keep track of what position to r…
36 `npm install smart-buffer`
40 `yarn add smart-buffer`
47 ## Using smart-buffer
90 Reading back the packet we created above is just as easy:
118 ### Constructing a smart-buffer
161 smart-buffer supports all of the common read functions you will find in the vanilla Buffer class. T…
201 > Note: When readStringNT is called and there is no null character found, smart-buffer will read to…
212 > Note: When readString is called without a specified length, smart-buffer will read to the end of …
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| /dports/www/npm-node16/npm-6.14.8/lib/node_modules/npm/node_modules/smart-buffer/docs/ |
| H A D | README_v3.md | 1 smart-buffer […
4 smart-buffer is a light Buffer wrapper that takes away the need to keep track of what position to r…
36 `npm install smart-buffer`
40 `yarn add smart-buffer`
47 ## Using smart-buffer
90 Reading back the packet we created above is just as easy:
118 ### Constructing a smart-buffer
161 smart-buffer supports all of the common read functions you will find in the vanilla Buffer class. T…
201 > Note: When readStringNT is called and there is no null character found, smart-buffer will read to…
212 > Note: When readString is called without a specified length, smart-buffer will read to the end of …
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| /dports/www/npm-node14/npm-6.14.8/lib/node_modules/npm/node_modules/smart-buffer/docs/ |
| H A D | README_v3.md | 1 smart-buffer […
4 smart-buffer is a light Buffer wrapper that takes away the need to keep track of what position to r…
36 `npm install smart-buffer`
40 `yarn add smart-buffer`
47 ## Using smart-buffer
90 Reading back the packet we created above is just as easy:
118 ### Constructing a smart-buffer
161 smart-buffer supports all of the common read functions you will find in the vanilla Buffer class. T…
201 > Note: When readStringNT is called and there is no null character found, smart-buffer will read to…
212 > Note: When readString is called without a specified length, smart-buffer will read to the end of …
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| /dports/www/npm-node17/npm-6.14.8/lib/node_modules/npm/node_modules/smart-buffer/docs/ |
| H A D | README_v3.md | 1 smart-buffer […
4 smart-buffer is a light Buffer wrapper that takes away the need to keep track of what position to r…
36 `npm install smart-buffer`
40 `yarn add smart-buffer`
47 ## Using smart-buffer
90 Reading back the packet we created above is just as easy:
118 ### Constructing a smart-buffer
161 smart-buffer supports all of the common read functions you will find in the vanilla Buffer class. T…
201 > Note: When readStringNT is called and there is no null character found, smart-buffer will read to…
212 > Note: When readString is called without a specified length, smart-buffer will read to the end of …
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| /dports/www/node10/node-v10.24.1/deps/npm/node_modules/smart-buffer/docs/ |
| H A D | README_v3.md | 1 smart-buffer […
4 smart-buffer is a light Buffer wrapper that takes away the need to keep track of what position to r…
36 `npm install smart-buffer`
40 `yarn add smart-buffer`
47 ## Using smart-buffer
90 Reading back the packet we created above is just as easy:
118 ### Constructing a smart-buffer
161 smart-buffer supports all of the common read functions you will find in the vanilla Buffer class. T…
201 > Note: When readStringNT is called and there is no null character found, smart-buffer will read to…
212 > Note: When readString is called without a specified length, smart-buffer will read to the end of …
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| /dports/textproc/py-smartypants/smartypants.py-2.0.1/docs/ |
| H A D | introduction.rst | 5 smartypants_ is a Python fork of SmartyPants__.
20 posts (and final HTML output) will appear with smart quotes, em-dashes,
25 where smart quotes and other "smart punctuation" would not be appropriate, such
38 text = '"SmartyPants" is smart, so is <code>smartypants</code> -- a Python port'
45 echo '"SmartyPants" is smart, so is <code>smartypants</code> -- a Python port' | smartypants
49 “SmartyPants” is smart, so is <code>smartypants</code> — a Python port
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| /dports/net-mgmt/observium/observium/mibs/h3c/ |
| H A D | H3C-SMLK-MIB | 58 "A list of entries of a smart link group."
101 "Device ID of a smart link group.
102 The device ID is the bridge MAC of the device."
115 "Preemption mode of a smart link group."
126 is 'speed'."
169 operation is performed."
192 is performed."
256 "Role of a port in a smart link group."
269 "Status of a port in a smart link group."
312 receiving is enabled."
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| /dports/net-mgmt/observium/observium/mibs/hh3c/ |
| H A D | HH3C-SMLK-MIB | 58 "A list of entries of a smart link group."
101 "Device ID of a smart link group.
102 The device ID is the bridge MAC of the device."
115 "Preemption mode of a smart link group."
126 is 'speed'."
169 operation is performed."
192 is performed."
256 "Role of a port in a smart link group."
269 "Status of a port in a smart link group."
312 receiving is enabled."
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| /dports/net-mgmt/observium/observium/mibs/hp/ |
| H A D | HPN-ICF-SMLK-MIB | 55 "A list of entries of a smart link group."
98 "Device ID of a smart link group.
99 The device ID is the bridge MAC of the device."
112 "Preemption mode of a smart link group."
123 is 'speed'."
166 operation is performed."
189 is performed."
253 "Role of a port in a smart link group."
266 "Status of a port in a smart link group."
309 receiving is enabled."
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| /dports/devel/boost-docs/boost_1_72_0/libs/ptr_container/doc/ |
| H A D | compatible_smart_ptr.rst | 14 *compatible-smart-ptr*\ <T>
19 the smart pointer type is a parameter or a return type.
26 void container::push_back( *compatible-smart-ptr*\ <T> );
53 compatible smart pointer pseudo parameter, when in fact two distinct
66 *compatible-smart-ptr*\ <T> container::release( );
84 return type is ``std::unique_ptr``.
105 compilers where ``std::auto_ptr`` is removed (or is defective). These
107 parameter and return type. For interfaces that take smart pointer
111 ``std::unique_ptr`` as parameters. For interfaces with smart pointer
120 *compatible-smart-ptr*\ <T>
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| /dports/devel/boost-python-libs/boost_1_72_0/libs/ptr_container/doc/ |
| H A D | compatible_smart_ptr.rst | 14 *compatible-smart-ptr*\ <T>
19 the smart pointer type is a parameter or a return type.
26 void container::push_back( *compatible-smart-ptr*\ <T> );
53 compatible smart pointer pseudo parameter, when in fact two distinct
66 *compatible-smart-ptr*\ <T> container::release( );
84 return type is ``std::unique_ptr``.
105 compilers where ``std::auto_ptr`` is removed (or is defective). These
107 parameter and return type. For interfaces that take smart pointer
111 ``std::unique_ptr`` as parameters. For interfaces with smart pointer
120 *compatible-smart-ptr*\ <T>
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