intervals

I have a question that is very similar to algorithm to find longest non-overlapping sequences . The only difference to the linked question is that instead of finding the set of non-overlapping tuples that represent the longest sequence , I need to find the set of non-overlapping tuples that represent the maximum coverage , by which I mean the sum of the tuple lengths is maximum (a tuple length being last - first + 1 given the definition of tuple in the next sentence). I represent my tuples differently than the linked problem. Instead of (starting index, length) , I represent my tuples as

I have a navigation that, when one of it's nav items is clicked, will use jQuery to change it's z-index to 0. Then, after 2 seconds, I would like the z-index to be changed to 2. I tried using delay() but apparently that doesn't work when changing the CSS. Use a setTimeout like this $(elem).css('z-index','0'); setTimeout(function(){ $(elem).css('z-index','2'); },2000) In javascript you can use either setTimeout or setInterval to accomplish that setTimeout("javascript statement",milliseconds); http://www.w3schools.com/js/js_timing.asp 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/4411644/jquery-change

I have list of Joda-Time Interval objects. List<Interval> intervals = new ArrayList<Interval>(); How can I sort the intervals on the beginning Date of each interval. The intervals are not overlapping Just create a Comparator<Interval> which compares by start times: public class IntervalStartComparator implements Comparator<Interval> { @Override public int compare(Interval x, Interval y) { return x.getStart().compareTo(y.getStart()); } } Then sort using that: Collections.sort(intervals, new IntervalStartComparator()); In your special case, collect the start instants using interval.getStart() in

i have this table structure for bookings |ID|timeBooked | duration | |2 |2013-05-09 11:10:00| 30 | |1 |2013-05-09 14:40:00| 15 | |AI| timespan | int(4) | duration represent the duration in minutes. so what i want is to return record set like this when i query available time slots in 2013-05-09 between 00:00:00 and 23:00:00 |free_from|Free_until| Free | |00:00:00 |11:10:00 | 1 |11:10:00 |11:40:00 | 0 |11:40:00 |14:40:00 | 1 |14:40:00 |14:55:00 | 0 |14:55:00 |23:00:00 | 1 is this possible by mysql alone ? OK, pure MySQL - as long as one likes those tricks. I need a Variable which is initialized

I am porting an app that I originally wrote using the accelerometer for IOS 3, to incorporate the new IOS 4 motion capabilities. While capturing motion, the application does little else - no graphics updates for example. I'm doing the following to set up motion updates, as a replacement for my previous use of the accelerometer. I do realize that I could rebuild to do my own polling using NSTimer or something, and may pursue that yet. [motionManager setDeviceMotionUpdateInterval:updateInterval]; CMDeviceMotionHandler motionHandler = ^(CMDeviceMotion *motion, NSError *error) { [self

I'm completely stumped on this one, being trying for hours but with no success, hoping someone can help. Trying to build a cron script to run daily that returns the rows that are exactly 7 days older than the current date. The thing is, my query is not returning anything. No error messges, nothing (I know there are entries in the DB from the last 7 days - we get about 7000 new entries a day, so they are there!) I've tried a SELECT * and echo out the edit date with success, so everything is working, apart from my SQL script. The column I'm referencing (edit_date) is type 'datetime' formated