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Function: noun
Inflected Form(s): plural -ties
1 a : the quality or fact of being generous (质量或?
b : a generous act (大方的行?
2 : ABUNDANCE (丰富)
Example: Thank you for your generosity.
desperately
Function: adjective
Etymology: Latin desperatus, past participle of desperare
1 a : having lost hope (失去希望?
<a desperate spirit crying for relief>
b : giving no ground for hope
<the outlook was desperate>
2 a : moved by despair
<victims made desperate by abuse>
b : involving or employing extreme measures in an attempt to escape defeat or frustration
<made a desperate leap for the rope>
3 : suffering extreme need or anxiety (渴望得到痛苦的尽?
<desperate for money>
4 : involving extreme danger or possible disaster (及其的危险或可能有灾隄)
<a desperate situation>
5 : of extreme intensity (及其的强?
6 : SHOCKING, OUTRAGEOUS
Example: I am desperately hard up.
lump
Function: noun
Etymology: Middle English
1 : a piece or mass of indefinite size and shape (一块不定大不定Ş状的东西)
2 a : AGGREGATE, TOTALITY (L)
<taken in the lump>
b : MAJORITY
3 : PROTUBERANCE; especially : an abnormal swelling (瘤，异常的肿?
4 : a person who is heavy and awkward; also : one who is stupid or dull (W重的h)
5 plural a : BEATINGS, BRUISES (打，瘀?
<had taken a lot of lumps growing up in the city>
b : DEFEAT, LOSS (击|)
<can cheerfully take his lumps on losers, because the payout is big on the winners -- Martin Mayer>
Example: The words lumped in her throat.
throat
1 a (1) : the part of the neck in front of the spinal column (脊椎骨前面脖子的部分)
(2) : the passage through the neck to the stomach and lungs (从脖子到胃和肺的通道)
b (1) : VOICE
(2) : the seat of the voice
2 : something resembling the throat especially in being an entrance, a passageway, a constriction, or a narrowed part: as
a : the orifice of a tubular organ especially of a plant
b : the opening in the vamp of a shoe at the instep
c : the part of a tennis racket that connects the head with the shaft
3 : the curved part of an anchor's arm where it joins the shank
Example: The words lumped in her throat.
cousin
Function: noun
Etymology: Middle English cosin, from Old French, from Latin consobrinus, from com- + sobrinus second cousin, from soror sister -- more at SISTER
1 a : a child of one's uncle or aunt (叔叔或者阿姨的孩子)
b : a relative descended from one's grandparent or more remote ancestor by two or more steps and in a different line
c : KINSMAN, RELATIVE (有亲戚关pȝ?
<a distant cousin>
2 : one associated with or related to another : COUNTERPART
3 -- used as a title by a sovereign in addressing a nobleman
4 : a person of a race or people ethnically or culturally related <our English cousins>
Example: I have many cousins.
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crest(鸟冠) + fallen(下垂)
Pronunciation: 'krest-"fo-l&n
Function: adjective
1 : having a drooping crest or hanging head (鸟冠h下来Q垂着?
2 : feeling shame or humiliation : DEJECTED (感到愧或耻i)
Function: adjective
1 : having a drooping crest or hanging head (鸟冠h下来Q垂着?
2 : feeling shame or humiliation : DEJECTED (感到愧或耻i)
Example: Their opponents came away totally crestfallen, their 40th match in the global event ending in the worst possible fashion.
gander
Pronunciation: 'gan-d&r
Function: noun
Etymology: Middle English, from Old English gandra; akin to Old English gOs goose
1 : the adult male goose (成年的雄?
2 : SIMPLETON (呆瓜Q呆?
Function: noun
Etymology: Middle English, from Old English gandra; akin to Old English gOs goose
1 : the adult male goose (成年的雄?
2 : SIMPLETON (呆瓜Q呆?
Function: noun
Etymology: from the outstretched neck of a person craning to look at something (像鹅那样升长脖子ȝ东西)
: LOOK, GLANCE (看，?
<take a gander>
Example: He took another gander at the engine
sheepish
Pronunciation: 'shE-pish
Function: adjective
1 : resembling a sheep in meekness, stupidity, or timidity (像ľ一h，愚蠢或胆?
2 : affected by or showing embarrassment caused by consciousness of a fault (׃q失而导?N的尴?
Function: adjective
1 : resembling a sheep in meekness, stupidity, or timidity (像ľ一h，愚蠢或胆?
2 : affected by or showing embarrassment caused by consciousness of a fault (׃q失而导?N的尴?
<a sheepish grin> 苦笑
Example: sb. looked properly sheepish.
bovine
Pronunciation: 'bO-"vIn, -"vEn
Function: adjective
Etymology: Late Latin bovinus, from Latin bov-, bos ox, cow -- more at COW
1 : of, relating to, or resembling bovines and especially the ox or cow (像牛的，其?
2 : having qualities (as placidity or dullness) (有质量的-q静的或q钝?
Function: adjective
Etymology: Late Latin bovinus, from Latin bov-, bos ox, cow -- more at COW
1 : of, relating to, or resembling bovines and especially the ox or cow (像牛的，其?
2 : having qualities (as placidity or dullness) (有质量的-q静的或q钝?
Function: noun
: any of a subfamily (Bovinae) of bovids including oxen, bison, buffalo, and their close relatives (牛科的亚U?
: any of a subfamily (Bovinae) of bovids including oxen, bison, buffalo, and their close relatives (牛科的亚U?
Example: Her bovine face gave no response.
turkey
Pronunciation: 't&r-kE
Function: noun
Inflected Form(s): plural turkeys
Etymology: Turkey, country in western Asia and southeastern Europe; from confusion with the guinea fowl, supposed to be imported from Turkish territory
1 plural also turkey : a large No. American gallinaceous bird (Meleagris gallopavo) that is domesticated in most parts of the world (火鸡)
2 : FAILURE, FLOP; especially : a theatrical production that has failed (p|)
3 : three successive strikes in bowling (保龄球三ơ大满诏)
4 : a stupid, foolish, or inept person (愚蠢的或无能的h)
Function: noun
Inflected Form(s): plural turkeys
Etymology: Turkey, country in western Asia and southeastern Europe; from confusion with the guinea fowl, supposed to be imported from Turkish territory
1 plural also turkey : a large No. American gallinaceous bird (Meleagris gallopavo) that is domesticated in most parts of the world (火鸡)
2 : FAILURE, FLOP; especially : a theatrical production that has failed (p|)
3 : three successive strikes in bowling (保龄球三ơ大满诏)
4 : a stupid, foolish, or inept person (愚蠢的或无能的h)
Turkey 土耛_
Example: Gary wants to quit smoking. As of this moment he is going cold trunkey.
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1
POST_FIX = %w{java jsp html xml properties}
2EXCLUDE_DIR = %w{CVS}
3$displayStr = ""
4$fileReg = ""
5$dirReg = "\\.|\\.\\.|"
6
7def sumLine(fileName)
8 file = open fileName
9 begin
10 while file.gets()
11 end
12 ensure
13 file.close
14 end
15 $.
16end
17
18def iteDir(name, level=0)
19 lines = 0
20 dir = Dir.open name
21 rex = /\. + "java" +$|\.jsp$|\.html$/
22 begin
23 dir.each do |fileName|
24 fileName = dir.path + '/' + fileName
25 if File.ftype(fileName) =~ /directory/
26 if not fileName =~ Regexp.new($dirReg)
27 lines += iteDir(fileName, level+1)
28 else
29 next
30 end
31 elsif fileName =~ Regexp.new($fileReg)
32 lines += sumLine(fileName)
33 end
34 end
35 ensure
36 dir.close
37 end
38 str = ""
39 for i in 0..(level-1)
40 str += "\t|"
41 end
42 if level != 0
43 str += "---"
44 end
45 $displayStr = "#{str}#{name}\t#{lines} lines\n#{$displayStr}"
46 lines
47end
48
49POST_FIX.each do |postfix|
50 $fileReg += "\.#{postfix}$|"
51end
52$fileReg = $fileReg.chop
53
54EXCLUDE_DIR.each do |excludeDir|
55 $dirReg += "^#{excludeDir}$|"
56end
57$dirReg = $dirReg.chop
58
59print "Total #{iteDir("E:/_MyWorkSpace/IDEA_Proj")} lines\n"
60print $displayStr
POST_FIX = %w{java jsp html xml properties}2
EXCLUDE_DIR = %w{CVS}3
$displayStr = ""4
$fileReg = ""5
$dirReg = "\\.|\\.\\.|"6
7
def sumLine(fileName)8
file = open fileName9
begin10
while file.gets()11
end12
ensure13
file.close14
end15
$.16
end17
18
def iteDir(name, level=0)19
lines = 020
dir = Dir.open name21
rex = /\. + "java" +$|\.jsp$|\.html$/22
begin23
dir.each do |fileName|24
fileName = dir.path + '/' + fileName25
if File.ftype(fileName) =~ /directory/26
if not fileName =~ Regexp.new($dirReg)27
lines += iteDir(fileName, level+1)28
else29
next30
end31
elsif fileName =~ Regexp.new($fileReg)32
lines += sumLine(fileName)33
end34
end35
ensure36
dir.close37
end38
str = ""39
for i in 0..(level-1)40
str += "\t|"41
end42
if level != 043
str += "---"44
end45
$displayStr = "#{str}#{name}\t#{lines} lines\n#{$displayStr}"46
lines47
end48
49
POST_FIX.each do |postfix|50
$fileReg += "\.#{postfix}$|"51
end52
$fileReg = $fileReg.chop53
54
EXCLUDE_DIR.each do |excludeDir|55
$dirReg += "^#{excludeDir}$|"56
end57
$dirReg = $dirReg.chop58
59
print "Total #{iteDir("E:/_MyWorkSpace/IDEA_Proj")} lines\n"60
print $displayStrKeystone:
1. Ruby I/O access. Dir and File
2. Regexp & String -> Regexp
3. Some kinds of variables
4. Array operation
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Pronunciation: "&n-d&r-'tA-k&r, 2 is '&n-d&r-"
Function: noun
1 : one that undertakes : one that takes the risk and management of business : ENTREPRENEUR (企业?
2 : one whose business is to prepare the dead for burial and to arrange and manage funerals (DA事务承办?
3 : an Englishman taking over forfeited lands in Ireland in the 16th and 17th centuries (?6-17世纪接管爱尔兰土地的英国?
Function: noun
1 : one that undertakes : one that takes the risk and management of business : ENTREPRENEUR (企业?
2 : one whose business is to prepare the dead for burial and to arrange and manage funerals (DA事务承办?
3 : an Englishman taking over forfeited lands in Ireland in the 16th and 17th centuries (?6-17世纪接管爱尔兰土地的英国?
Example: Leno is the undertaker of Augmentum.
merely
- mere·ly adverb
Main Entry: mere
Pronunciation: 'mir
Function: adjective
Inflected Form(s): superlative mer·est
Etymology: Middle English, from Latin merus; akin to Old English Amerian to purify and perhaps to Greek marmairein to sparkle -- more at MORN
1 : having no admixture : PURE (U净?
2 obsolete : being nothing less than : ABSOLUTE (不少于的)
3 : being nothing more than (不多于的)
Pronunciation: 'mir
Function: adjective
Inflected Form(s): superlative mer·est
Etymology: Middle English, from Latin merus; akin to Old English Amerian to purify and perhaps to Greek marmairein to sparkle -- more at MORN
1 : having no admixture : PURE (U净?
2 obsolete : being nothing less than : ABSOLUTE (不少于的)
3 : being nothing more than (不多于的)
<a mere mortal>
Example: That was merely a guess of mine.
bereaved
Pronunciation: bi-'rEvd
Function: adjective
: suffering the death of a loved one (丧失所׃h?
Function: adjective
: suffering the death of a loved one (丧失所׃h?
Function: noun
Inflected Form(s): plural bereaved
: one who is bereaved (丧失亲友的h)
Inflected Form(s): plural bereaved
: one who is bereaved (丧失亲友的h)
Example: If somebody is bereaved(adj), he is bereaved(noun).
plenty
Pronunciation: 'plen-tE
Function: noun
Etymology: Middle English plente, from Old French plenté, from Late Latin plenitat-, plenitas, from Latin, fullness, from plenus full -- more at FULL
1 a : a full or more than adequate amount or supply (_的数量或供给)
Function: noun
Etymology: Middle English plente, from Old French plenté, from Late Latin plenitat-, plenitas, from Latin, fullness, from plenus full -- more at FULL
1 a : a full or more than adequate amount or supply (_的数量或供给)
<had plenty of time to finish the job>
b : a large number or amount (很大的数?
<in plenty of trouble>
2 : the quality or state of being copious : PLENTIFULNESS (很好的质量或者Ş?
2 : the quality or state of being copious : PLENTIFULNESS (很好的质量或者Ş?
Example: We spent plenty of time on performance tuning.
ought
Pronunciation: 'ot
Function: verbal auxiliary
Etymology: Middle English oughte (1st & 3d sing. present indic.), from oughte, 1st & 3d singular past indicative & subjunctive of owen to own, owe -- more at OWE
-- used to express obligation <ought to pay our debts>, advisability <ought to take care of yourself>, natural expectation <ought to be here by now>, or logical consequence <the result ought to be infinity> (应该?
Function: verbal auxiliary
Etymology: Middle English oughte (1st & 3d sing. present indic.), from oughte, 1st & 3d singular past indicative & subjunctive of owen to own, owe -- more at OWE
-- used to express obligation <ought to pay our debts>, advisability <ought to take care of yourself>, natural expectation <ought to be here by now>, or logical consequence <the result ought to be infinity> (应该?
Example: We ought to release our project next weekend.
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1 require 'net/smtp'
2 SMTP_HOST = "192.168.60.99"
3
4 def send(from, to, subject, msg)
5 mail = "To: #{to}\r\n" +
6 "From: #{from}\r\n" +
7 "Subject: #{subject}\r\n" +
8 "\r\n" +
9 msg
10
11 Net::SMTP.start(SMTP_HOST) do |smtp|
12 smtp.send_mail(mail, from, to)
13 end
14 end
15
16 from = "blake@192.168.60.99"
17 to = ["blake@192.168.60.99"]
18 send(from, to, "test", "Just a test!\ntest")
2 SMTP_HOST = "192.168.60.99"
3
4 def send(from, to, subject, msg)
5 mail = "To: #{to}\r\n" +
6 "From: #{from}\r\n" +
7 "Subject: #{subject}\r\n" +
8 "\r\n" +
9 msg
10
11 Net::SMTP.start(SMTP_HOST) do |smtp|
12 smtp.send_mail(mail, from, to)
13 end
14 end
15
16 from = "blake@192.168.60.99"
17 to = ["blake@192.168.60.99"]
18 send(from, to, "test", "Just a test!\ntest")
Notice:
1. 'mail' is the email body, it use "\r\n" to separate the mail header and mail context. So if you only want to send context without header, you should write: "mail = "\r\n" + msg". Otherwise your email will lost the context.
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- d长整数功能后，可以计算非常大的整数。例如计?00的阶乘也轻而易举?/FONT>
- h错误处理功能
- 错误处理功能可以使?zhn)~写代码处理出错情况?/FONT>
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- 因ؓRuby是解释型语言Q所以速度较慢
- 静态检查比较少
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