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Simon I (High Priest)
Simon I may refer to:
Simon I (High Priest) (310–291 or 300–270 BCE)
Simon I de Montfort (1025–1087)
Simon I de Senlis, Earl of Huntingdon-Northampton (died c. 1111)
Simon I, Duke of Lorraine (1076–1138)
Simon I of Isenburg-Kempenich, Lord of Isenburg-Kempenich from 1329 until 1341
Simon I, Lord of Lippe (1273–1344)
Simon I of Kartli (1537–1611)
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Simon I son of Onias I, (310–291 or 300–270 BCE) was High Priest in the Temple in Jerusalem. Some identify him as Simeon the Just.
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Civic body to test five road repair technologies now
More than two weeks after the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) decided to try out new technologies for improving the condition of city’s roads, four out of the nine firms have either backed out or have been shown the door by the civic body. Kunal Purohit reports.
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More than two weeks after the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) decided to try out new technologies for improving the condition of city’s roads, four out of the nine firms have either backed out or have been shown the door by the civic body. As a result, only the remaining five technologies will be tested from next week onwards.The trials had to begin about 10 days ago after chief minister Prithviraj Chavan intervened and directed the civic body to introduce new technologies in constructing and repairing new roads.In an attempt to improve the quality of city’s roads, the municipal commissioner Subodh Kumar had invited nine firms to take trial patches on the city’s roads, which would then be checked for quality. In case the work done by any of these firms was of good quality, the technology would then used in the next road improvement tender.The backing out of these four firms will be a setback for the civic body, considering that all its previous attempts at bringing in new technology had been resisted by the contractor lobby that exists in the civic body.Satish Badwe, chief engineer (roads), said, “There were various issues with the technologies. Carboncore has been tried and tested; hence, there is no need to test it again. One of the technologies was found to be too costly. So we couldn’t test it.”The three Inkjet patching machines, acquired by the BMC have also been excluded from these trials. The civic body had initially planned to call the manufactures of these machines to offer demonstrations, but has now dropped this plan. Civic officials, meanwhile, refused to comment on whether the technologies excluded in these trials will be included in the upcoming tender for road repair and pothole-filing work. more from mumbai
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Patent US6725116 - Production management system - Google PatentsSearch Images Maps Play YouTube News Gmail Drive More »Sign in<nobr>Advanced Patent Search</nobr>PatentsIn production management system of a vehicle, at a parts assembling step, a computer terminal 12 reads the product-specific information and the parts-specific information from an information storage medium 2 through an information read/write unit 3. On the other hand, a bar-code reader 5 reads the product-specific...http://www.google.com/patents/US6725116?utm_source=gb-gplus-sharePatent US6725116 - Production management systemAdvanced Patent SearchPublication numberUS6725116 B2Publication typeGrantApplication numberUS 09/756,170Publication dateApr 20, 2004Filing dateJan 9, 2001Priority dateJan 20, 2000Fee statusLapsedAlso published asUS20010015864Publication number09756170, 756170, US 6725116 B2, US 6725116B2, US-B2-6725116, US6725116 B2, US6725116B2InventorsMutsurou Sanada, Yoshiyuki OdeOriginal AssigneeFuji Jukogyo Kabushiki KaishaExport CitationBiBTeX, EndNote, RefManPatent Citations (15), Referenced by (7), Classifications (16), Legal Events (6) External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, EspacenetProduction management systemUS 6725116 B2Abstract In production management system of a vehicle, at a parts assembling step, a computer terminal 12 reads the product-specific information and the parts-specific information from an information storage medium 2 through an information read/write unit 3. On the other hand, a bar-code reader 5 reads the product-specific information (e.g., the vehicle code) from the completion check indicator 4 of a vehicle body 1 and the parts-specific information and the parts-intrinsic information from parts 6. And, the computer terminal 12 compares the product-specific information with each other and the parts-specific information with each other and writes, when both the individual comparisons are coincident, the parts-intrinsic information in the information storage medium 2 through the information read/write unit 3 to allow the parts 6 to be assembled in the vehicle body 1. When either of the comparisons results in incoincidence, on the other hand, a warning of incoincidence is issued from a warning unit 7 to avoid the assembly of the parts 6. Images(4) Claims(4)
SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION The invention has been conceived in view of the background thus far described and has an object to provide a production management system capable of assembling parts accurately in a product and to specify the product from the assembled parts.
BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS FIG. 1 is an explanatory diagram of a step at a production preparing stage;
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERED EMBODIMENT An embodiment of the invention will be described with reference to the accompanying drawings. In FIGS. 1 to 3 showing one embodiment of the invention: FIG. 1 is a diagram explaining a step at a production preparing stage; FIG. 2 is a diagram explaining a step at a parts assembling stage; and FIG. 3 is a diagram explaining a step at an assembly ending stage.
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While the IPS recruits were impressed with a special martial arts training from Akshay Kumar, it was wife Twinkle Khanna on whom it made quite an impression.
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Akshay Kumar and Twinkle Khanna are giving us all new relationship goals.(Instagram)
Not just Bollywood actors, it seems even IPS recruits can learn something from Akshay Kumar in terms of fitness. The actor, who is at present shooting Rustom in Hyderabad, spent a day with new IPS officer recruits. On menu was volleyball session and a martial arts session.
Akshay also interacted with them and even shared a trick or two he has learnt in the course of his intensive martials arts training. While the recruits themselves must have been impressed, it was wife Twinkle Khanna on whom the training made quite an impression.
Read: Akshay Kumar gifts headache, throwback pic to Twinkle on anniversary
Reposting a video of the training that Akshay had shared on social media, Twinkle wrote, “This is why he’s my Bae! Fitness=agility+skill+discipline+spirit-puffy gym muscles :).”
This is why he's my Bae! Fitness=agility+skill+discipline+spirit-puffy gym muscles :) #When2BlackBeltsSpar
A video posted by Twinkle Khanna (@twinklerkhanna) on Apr 26, 2016 at 9:10pm PDT
All new fitness and relationship goals, that is what this adorable couple is giving us!
Aamir Khan looks visibly uncomfortable as he gets mobbed by fans
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By JOHN MARKOFF and DAVID BARBOZAAPRIL 5, 2010
From left, Nart Villeneuve, Greg Walton and Ronald J. Deibert, researchers who monitored a China-based computer spying ring.
Fred Lum/The Globe and Mail TORONTO — Turning the tables on a China-based computer espionage gang, Canadian and United States computer security researchers have monitored a spying operation for the past eight months, observing while the intruders pilfered classified and restricted documents from the highest levels of the Indian Defense Ministry.In a report issued Monday night, the researchers, based at the Munk School of Global Affairs at the University of Toronto, provide a detailed account of how a spy operation it called the Shadow Network systematically hacked into personal computers in government offices on several continents.The Toronto spy hunters not only learned what kinds of material had been stolen, but were able to see some of the documents, including classified assessments about security in several Indian states, and confidential embassy documents about India’s relationships in West Africa, Russia and the Middle East. The intruders breached the systems of independent analysts, taking reports on several Indian missile systems. They also obtained a year’s worth of the Dalai Lama’s personal e-mail messages.The intruders even stole documents related to the travel of NATO forces in Afghanistan, illustrating that even though the Indian government was the primary target of the attacks, one gap in computer security can leave many nations exposed. Continue reading the main story
As recently as early March, the Indian communications minister, Sachin Pilot, told reporters that government networks had been attacked by China, but that “not one attempt has been successful.” But on March 24, the Toronto researchers said, they contacted intelligence officials in India and told them of the spy ring they had been tracking. They requested and were given instructions on how to dispose of the classified and restricted documents.On Monday, Sitanshu Kar, a spokesman for the Indian Defense Ministry, said officials were “looking into” the report, but had no official statement.Late Tuesday, Beijing strongly denied any government role in the cyber attacks calling them "groundless," according to Xinhua, the official state-run news agency. At a press conference, Jiang Yu, a Chinese foreign ministry spokeswoman, said: "Some reports have, from time to time, been heard of insinuating or criticizing the Chinese government...I have no idea what evidence they have or what motives lie behind."The attacks look like the work of a criminal gang based in Sichuan Province, but as with all cyberattacks, it is easy to mask the true origin, the researchers said. Given the sophistication of the intruders and the targets of the operation, the researchers said, it is possible that the Chinese government approved of the spying.When asked about the new report on Monday, a propaganda official in Sichuan’s capital, Chengdu, said “it’s ridiculous” to suggest that the Chinese government might have played a role. “The Chinese government considers hacking a cancer to the whole society,” said the official, Ye Lao. Tensions have risen between China and the United States this year after a statement by Google in January that it and dozens of other companies had been the victims of computer intrusions coming from China.The spy operation appears to be different from the Internet intruders identified by Google and from a surveillance ring known as Ghostnet, also believed to be operating from China, which the Canadian researchers identified in March of last year. Ghostnet used computer servers based largely on the island of Hainan to steal documents from the Dalai Lama, the exiled Tibetan spiritual leader, and governments and corporations in more than 103 countries.The Ghostnet investigation led the researchers to this second Internet spy operation, which is the subject of their new report, titled “Shadows in the Cloud: An investigation Into Cyberespionage 2.0.” The new report shows that the India-focused spy ring made extensive use of Internet services like Twitter, Google Groups, Blogspot, blog.com, Baidu Blogs and Yahoo! Mail to automate the control of computers once they had been infected.The Canadian researchers cooperated in their investigation with a volunteer group of security experts in the United States at the Shadowserver Foundation, which focuses on Internet criminal activity.
“This would definitely rank in the sophisticated range,” said Steven Adair, a security research with the group. “While we don’t know exactly who’s behind it, we know they selected their targets with great care.”By gaining access to the control servers used by the second cyber gang, the researchers observed the theft of a wide range of material, including classified documents from the Indian government and reports taken from Indian military analysts and corporations, as well as documents from agencies of the United Nations and other governments.“We snuck around behind the backs of the attackers and picked their pockets,” said Ronald J. Deibert, a political scientist who is director of the Citizen Lab, a cybersecurity research group at the Munk School. “I’ve not seen anything remotely close to the depth and the sensitivity of the documents that we’ve recovered.”
The researchers said the second spy ring was more sophisticated and difficult to detect than the Ghostnet operation.By examining a series of e-mail addresses, the investigators traced the attacks to hackers who appeared to be based in Chengdu, which is home to a large population from neighboring Tibet. Researchers believe that one hacker used the code name “lost33” and that he may have been affiliated with the city’s prestigious University of Electronic Science and Technology. The university publishes books on computer hacking and offers courses in “network attack and defense technology” and “information conflict technology,” according to its Web site.The People’s Liberation Army also operates a technical reconnaissance bureau in the city, and helps finance the university’s research on computer network defense. A university spokesman could not be reached Monday because of a national holiday.The investigators linked the account of another hacker to a Chengdu resident whose name appeared to be Mr. Li. Reached by telephone on Monday, Mr. Li denied taking part in computer hacking. Mr. Li, who declined to give his full name, said he must have been confused with someone else. He said he knew little about hacking. “That is not me,” he said. “I’m a wine seller.”The Canadian researchers stressed that while the new spy ring focused primarily on India, there were clear international ramifications. Mr. Rohozinski noted that civilians working for NATO and the reconstruction mission in Afghanistan usually traveled through India and that Indian government computers that issued visas had been compromised in both Kandahar and Kabul in Afghanistan.“That is an operations security issue for both NATO and the International Security Assistance Force,” said Mr. Rohozinski, who is also chief executive of the SecDev Group, a Canadian computer security consulting and research firm.
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Even after eight months of watching the spy ring, the Toronto researchers said they could not determine exactly who was using the Chengdu computers to infiltrate the Indian government.“But an important question to be entertained is whether the P.R.C. will take action to shut the Shadow Network down,” the report says, referring to the People’s Republic of China. “Doing so will help to address longstanding concerns that malware ecosystems are actively cultivated, or at the very least tolerated, by governments like the P.R.C. who stand to benefit from their exploits though the black and gray markets for information and data.”

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Small portions make you eat more, researchers claim | Daily Mail Online
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Good things may come in small packages, but the snack-sized portion is not always the dieter's friend.
Research shows that volunteers given several small bags of crisps munched their way through more than those given the equivalent amount in larger bags.
It is thought that petite packaging dupes slimmers into dropping their guard - the result being that they eat more, New Scientist magazine reports.
Researchers found that volunteers given small bags of crisps ate more than those given the equivalent amount in larger bags
Although the study looked specifically at packaging size, the Dutch researchers said it is likely that the same effect is seen with low-fat foods.
Marketing expert Professor Rik Pieters gave 140 students bags of crisps to eat while watching television. Some were given nine small bags, while others were given the same amount of crisps in two large bags.
To make the students think about calories, half were asked if they had any concerns about their size and weighed in front of a mirror.
The researchers, from Tilburg University in the Netherlands, then watched the students work their way through the crisps.
Bag size made no difference to the amount of crisps eaten by those who had not been motivated to think about their weight. But students primed to think about dieting reacted differently.
Among the dieters, those given the large packs were less likely to open them - and those that did ate half as many crisps as students given the small bags.
It is thought that the small bags fooled them into thinking they did not need to count calories.
The researchers said that the increasing availability of snack-sized multi-packs could be encouraging the phenomenon.
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Many people in Canada owned land, and a very high percentage of the population is named in land records. The availability of land attracted many immigrants to Canada and encouraged westward expansion. Land ownership was generally recorded in an area as soon as settlers began to arrive. These were often the first records available in an area. Although they may not be as easy to use, land records may give pedigree information for earlier times when other records were not kept. In eastern Canada, most land records begin in the late 1700s. They include land petitions, fiats and warrants, land grants and patents, and deeds. The federal homestead era in the Prairie Provinces lasted almost 60 years (1872 to 1930). Homestead record files cover those years. See also Provincial Land records. Canadian Land Terminology
This system covers the largest area of Canada. It was based on the American public land system and was initiated in Canada in 1870. When the Canadian government negotiated the transfer of Rupert’s Land from the Hudson’s Bay Company it successfully brought most of the land in western Canada under the federal government. The deal between the Hudson’s Bay Company and the Dominion gave 1/20 of all subdivided land as part payment for the transfer. Sections 8 and 26 were set aside for the Hudson’s Bay Company. At this time Sections 11 and 29 were also set aside, this time for School lands. To help finance the building of the Canadian Pacific Railway and other railways there were large concessions made of the remaining Crown lands to the railway companies. These lands were sold through the railway land departments. They usually received the odd-numbered sections in each township within a designated area or railway belt. The base of this Dominion Land System is the township which contains 36 square miles. It is then divided into 36 “sections”, each containing one square mile (640 acres). This is not to be compared to the townships of eastern Canada which were set up for municipal administrative purposes. Each section is further divided into four 160 acre parcels called “quarter-sections” which are generally the smallest unit of this system. The townships are arranged in a grid system and are numbered consecutively from south to north beginning with Township 1, running along the US-Canada border. To provide the grid index from east to west, each north-south tier of townships is designated a “range” and numbered consecutively, generally from east to west, from one of six meridians. Each of these meridians were used as the reference line for the surveys originating from it. The Principle Meridian (longitude 97 degrees 30 W) is located in Manitoba with ranges running east and west from it. The 2nd (102 degrees) and 3rd (106 degrees) meridians fall in Saskatchewan with the 4th (110 degrees W) meridian falling along the Saskatchewan-Alberta border. The 5th (114 degrees W) meridian falls in Alberta and the 6th (118 degrees W) meridian in Alberta and British Columbia. Reference to all these components is used when identifying specific lots. A sample description would be: “southeast quarter of Section 6, Township___, Range___, West (or East) of the ___Meridian”. There is more regarding this system under the provinces of Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Alberta and parts of British Columbia.[3] Portions of eastern Canada, especially southern Ontario and the Eastern Townships (Cantons de l’Est) of Quebec, employed a survey system based on counties, townships, concessions, and farm lots. A county consisted of several named townships of unequal size and shape. Each township was divided into strips called concessions, and each concession was further divided into lots. Equivalent land units in the remaining eastern provinces usually were not composed of concessions but of irregular farm lots. Early surveys of the Maritime Provinces used a metes-and-bounds system that described physical features of the land, such as "north fifty rods from the creek" or "S 10° W 38 rods to the red oak on hill." About 1872, early in the homesteading era of the Prairie Provinces, the federal government adopted a survey system unlike that of eastern Canada, but similar to that of the western United States. Land was divided into square townships, each composed of 36 sections of 640 acres. The basic homestead was a quarter-section of 160 acres. In legal land descriptions, township 1, range 1, west of the first meridian is shortened to 1-1-W1: the first figure represents township, the second figure represents range, and the third figure represents meridian. Thus, 3-25-W4 stands for the location of Cardston, Alberta, in township 3, range 25, west of the fourth meridian. For more about counties, See Canada Historical Geography. Find maps of county boundaries in eastern Canada and of townships in western Canada in: Atlas and Gazetteer of Canada. Ottawa: The Queen’s Printer, 1969. (Family History Library book 971 E3cd; computer number 160008.) For more information about the land description system of western Canada, see: McKercher, Robert B., and Bertram Wolfe. Understanding Western Canada’s Dominion Land Survey System. Revised and enlarged. Regina: Division of Extension and Community Relations, Univ. of Saskatchewan, 1986. (Family History Library book 971 R2m; computer number 490933.) Diagrams of typical arrangements of farm lots in townships in the various provinces are in Eric Jonasson’s The Canadian Genealogical Handbook (see Canada For Further Reading.) Land Indexes
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Removing items from a collection in java while iterating over it - Stack Overflow
8 I want to be able to remove multiple elements from a set while I am iterating over it. Initially I hoped that iterators were smart enough for the naive solution below to work.
Set<SomeClass> set = new HashSet<SomeClass>();
fillSet(set);
Iterator<SomeClass> it = set.iterator();
set.removeAll(setOfElementsToRemove(it.next()));
But this throws a ConcurrentModificationException.
Note that iterator.remove() will not work as far as I can see because I need to remove multiple things at a time. Also assume that it is not possible to identify which elements to remove "on the fly", but it is possible to write the method setOfElementsToRemove(). In my specific case it would take up a lot of memory and processing time to determine what to remove while iterating. Making copies is also not possible because of memory constraints. setOfElementsToRemove() will generate some set of SomeClass instances that I want to remove, and fillSet(set) will fill the set with entries.
After searching Stack Overflow I could not find a good solution to this problem but a few hours break later I realized the following would do the job.
Set<SomeClass> outputSet = new HashSet<SomeClass>();
SomeClass instance = it.next();
outputSet.add(instance);
set.removeAll(setOfElementsToRemoveIncludingThePassedValue(instance));
setOfElementsToRemoveIncludingThePassedValue() will generate a set of elements to remove that includes the value passed to it. We need to remove the passed value so set will empty.
My question is whether anyone has a better way of doing this or whether there are collection operations that support these kind of removals.
Also, I thought I would post my solution because there seems to be a need and I wanted to contribute the the excellent resource that is Stack Overflow.
java collections set share|improve this question edited Nov 10 '09 at 6:49
asked Nov 4 '09 at 16:36
How is 'next' used to determine which elements to remove? It could help so as to provide a better answer.
One can learn lot of things from this question and the answers below.
Nov 10 '09 at 7:04
Normally when you remove an element from a collection while looping over the collection, you'll get a Concurrent Modification Exception. This is partially why the Iterator interface has a remove() method. Using an iterator is the only safe way to modify a collection of elements while traversing them.
Iterator<SomeClass> setIterator = set.iterator();
SomeClass currentElement = setIterator.next();
if (setOfElementsToRemove(currentElement).size() > 0) {
This way you'll safely remove all elements that generate a removal set from your setOfElementsToRemove().
Based on a comment to another answer, this may be more what you want:
Set<SomeClass> removalSet = new HashSet<SomeClass>();
for (SomeClass currentElement : set) {
removalSet.addAll(setOfElementsToRemove(currentElement);
set.removeAll(removalSet);
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answered Nov 4 '09 at 16:46
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Yep your second answer will work, other than possibly running into memory problems +1 though
Looks good, but I'd replace the last loop in your second example with set.removeAll(removalSet).
@rob yeah, its obvious when it gets pointed out. I'll proof read my code better next time.
There's a simple answer to this - use the Iterator.remove() method.
share|improve this answer answered Nov 4 '09 at 16:39
That will not work in this case. It only removes the current element returned by the iterator, I need to remove multiple elements at a time.
Then just call remove on each element you want to remove.
Unless you want to remove a bunch of elements based on a condition (i.e. remove both elements when a duplicate element is found) this is the way to go. Otherwise, go with what Peter added.
Because I need to be able to remove arbitrary elements from the set at any point during the iteration over the set. In my specific case there is no easy way of knowing 'on the fly' whether the current element should be removed. Sorry I should make that clear, and will.
Why don't you use the iterator's remove method on the objects you want to remove?
Iterators were introduced mainly because enumerators couldn't handle deleting while enumerating.
You should call Iterator.remove method.
Also note, that on most java.util collections the remove method will generate exception if the contents of the collection have changed. So, if the code is multi-threaded use extra caution, or use concurrent collections.
Any solution that involves removing from the set you're iterating while you're iterating it, but not via the iterator, will absolutely not work. Except possibly one: you could use a Collections.newSetFromMap(new ConcurrentHashMap<SomeClass, Boolean>(sizing params)). The catch is that now your iterator is only weakly consistent, meaning that each time you remove an element that you haven't encountered yet, it's undefined whether that element will show up later in your iteration or not. If that's not a problem, this might work for you.
Another thing you can do is build up a toRemove set as you go instead, then set.removeAll(itemsToRemove); only at the end. Or, copy the set before you start, so you can iterate one copy while removing from the other.
EDIT: oops, I see Peter Nix had already suggested the toRemove idea (although with an unnecessarily hand-rolled removeAll).
share|improve this answer answered Nov 4 '09 at 17:08
Instead of iterating through all the elements in the Set to remove the ones you want, you can actually use Google Collections (not something you can't do it on your own though) and apply a Predicate to mask the ones you don't need.
package com.stackoverflow.q1675037;
public void testFilter(final Set<String> original, final Set<String> toRemove, final Set<String> expected)
Iterable<String> mask = Iterables.filter(original, new Predicate<String>()
public boolean apply(String next) {
return !toRemove.contains(next);
HashSet<String> filtered = Sets.newHashSet(mask);
Assert.assertEquals(original.size() - toRemove.size(), filtered.size());
Assert.assertEquals(expected, filtered);
public void testFilterNone()
Set<String> original = new HashSet<String>(){
this.add("bar");
this.add("foobar");
Set<String> toRemove = new HashSet();
Set<String> expected = new HashSet<String>(){
this.testFilter(original, toRemove, expected);
public void testFilterAll()
Set<String> toRemove = new HashSet<String>(){
HashSet<String> expected = new HashSet<String>();
public void testFilterOne()
public void testFilterSome()
A+ for effort and quality :) +1
Could be simplified by using Sets.difference()
If you have enough memory for one copy of the set, I'll assume you also have enough memory for two copies. The Kafka-esque rules you cite don't seem to forbid that :)
My suggestion, then: fillSet(set);
fillSet(copy);
for (Object item : copy) {
if (set.contains(item)) { // ignore if not
set.removeAll(setOfStuffToRemove())
so copy stays intact and just provides the stuff to loop on, while set suffers deletions. Stuff that was removed from set in the meantime will be ignored.
You could try the java.util.concurrent.CopyOnWriteArraySet which gives you an iterator that is a snapshot of the set at the time of the iterator creation. Any changes you make to the set (i.e. by calling removeAll) won't be visible in the iterator, but are visible if you look at the set itself (and removeAll won't throw.
It is possible to implement a Set that allows its elements to be removed whilst iterating over it.
I think the standard implementations (HashSet, TreeSet etc.) disallow it because that means they can use more efficient algorithms, but it's not hard to do.
Here's an incomplete example using Google Collections:
import com.google.common.collect.ForwardingSet;
public class ConcurrentlyModifiableSet<E>
extends ForwardingSet<E> {
/** Create a new, empty set */
public ConcurrentlyModifiableSet() {
Map<E, Boolean> map = new ConcurrentHashMap<E, Boolean>();
delegate = Sets.newSetFromMap(map);
return Iterators.filter(delegate.iterator(), Predicates.in(delegate));
protected Set<E> delegate() {
private Set<E> delegate;
Note: The iterator does not support the remove() operation (but the example in the question does not require it.)
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I have a WPF dialog with a couple of textboxes on it.
Textboxes are bound to my business object and have WPF validation rules attached.
The problem is that user can perfectly click 'OK' button and ...
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I have a field that I would like to validate. I want the field to be able to be left blank, but if a user is entering data I want it to be in a certain format. Currently I am using the below ...
ruby-on-rails ruby validation model asked Dec 14 '10 at 17:01
I've come up with a solution to this which I've written as the accepted answer below.
Another option is to apply validation rules to all elements initially, add an ".invalid" class to elements ...
javascript jquery validation form-validation asked Oct 2 '09 at 15:14
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I have this form in my app and I will submit it via ajax, but I want to use html5 for client-side validation. So I want to be able to force the form validation via javascript/jquery. Is it possible?
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