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updated by rck, 2004-10-10

Another case of trying out the swallow hack 0.2. This time, I'm shuffling some sections around. Enjoy!

0 < n < 100

Ein wenig Internet-Recherche ergibt:

According to the Retail Theft Barometer, perfume, cosmetics and skincare are the most frequently stolen items and shrinkage costs retailers on average over 1% of their revenue each year. New results from a study conducted by Arthur Andersen Business Consulting at 13 CVS Pharmacy locations in the USA and sponsored by ADT-Sensormatic found that items not source protected were 47% more likely to be stolen than those with protection. The study also revealed that unprotected items were 46% more likely to be out of stock than those source tagged. The report concludes that, "Source tagging reduces theft and contributes directly to improved gross profit for both suppliers and retailers." [Synergy -STC]

Ich habe also genau die Artikel erwischt, die am meisten gestohlen werden.

100 < n < 200

Lex wurde von Mike Lesk entwickelt und ist Teil des POSIX Standards. Gehört also zu so ziemlich jeder Unix-Distribution dazu.

Mike Lesk, Professor an der Rutgers University, hat neben lex auch das unverzichtbare grep entwickelt, welches, wie wir sehen werden, bei näherer Betrachtung sehr mit lex verwandt ist.

Weitere Beiträge zur Unix-Gemeinschaft von Mike Lesk sind beispielsweise uucp (Dateiübertragung, Verwandter von ftp), tbl (Tabellen-Formatierer für troff, der Layoutengine von man), refer (für Bibliographische Referenzen in groff) und noch ein paar andere Tools.

200 < n < 300

...greifen, wie geschrieben, oft genug auf readWord zu. Ein Beispiel:

197         public static short readShort() throws EprogException {
198                 short word0 = 0;
199                 try {
200                         word0 = Short.valueOf(readWord()).shortValue();
201                 }
202                 catch(NumberFormatException numberformatexception) {
203                         throw new EprogException("Wrong Datatype: Not a Short");
204                 }
205                 return word0;
206         }

here you can see some nonsense article. in case it makes sense, it's all fault of Swallow Hack 0.5 for Article Manager!



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