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Description Sets the style of the text in the top row of the table to Regular, Bold, Italic, or Bold Italic. Sets the background color of the top row of the selected table. Use either color names or hexadecimal values. Sets the color of the text in the top row of the selected table. Use either color names or hexadecimal values. Sets the alignment of the text in the left column of the table to Left, Right, or Center. Sets the style of the text in the left column of the table to Regular, Bold, Italic, or Bold Italic. Determines the width of the table s border in pixels. Writes attribute changes at the cell level, <td>, rather than the default, the row level, <tr>.

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memset( szWhiteSpace, 0x20, sizeof(szWhiteSpace)); CListCtrl& ListCtrl = this->GetListCtrl(); lvitem.mask = LVIF_TEXT; lvitem.pszText = szBuff; lvitem.cchTextMax = sizeof(szBuff); int iNumberItems = ListCtrl.GetItemCount(); //don t print empty window CString str, str1; if ( !( iNumberItems )) { str1.LoadString( IDS_ERR_PRINT_EMPTY_WINDOW ); str.LoadString( IDS_ERR_PRINT_EXCEPTION ); CWnd::MessageBox( str1, str, MB_ICONHAND | MB_OK ); return; } int iNumberSubItems = 4; // Calculate column stops piStops = (int*)&iStops; CalcColumnStops( piStops, pDC ); //calc line height pDC->GetTextMetrics( &tm ); iLineSpacing = tm.tmHeight + tm.tmExternalLeading; iThisLineY = 10; CRemoteDBScan* pApp = (CRemoteDBScan*)AfxGetApp(); CString csWindowCaption; pApp->m_pMainWnd->GetWindowText(csWindowCaption); pDC->TextOut(iStops[0], iThisLineY, csWindowCaption); iThisLineY += 2 * iLineSpacing; //write out column headings, skip one line int iStringID = IDS_FNAME_COL_HEADING; for ( int i = 0; i < iNumberSubItems; i ++ ) { str.LoadString( iStringID ); pDC->TextOut(iStops[i], iThisLineY, str); iStringID++; } iThisLineY += 2 * iLineSpacing; //write a line for( i = 0; i < iNumberItems; i++ ) { //clean the buffer & init moveable ptr lvitem.iItem = i; for( int j = 0; j < 4; j++ ) { //write the item lvitem.iSubItem = j; ListCtrl.GetItem(&lvitem); pDC->TextOut(iStops[j], iThisLineY, lvitem.pszText); }

Definition 1.5 An important information-theoretic quantity is the Kullback-Leibler distance D ( P I I Q ) between two probability mass functions, also known as the relative entropy or the cross entropy. Let P(X) and Q ( X ) be two probability mass functions on the

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In accordance with CLIPS notation, the entire expression must be enclosed within parentheses. An in x form, which most of us are accustomed to, would code the rule as:

Of course the same result will be obtained if you consider that 2u A, B 2u 2 E (see GUM section F1.2.3); it will be noticed that the covariance of A and B is the variance of their common terms. What is common to A and B is the standard E. To conclude, it is better to use a developed written model of processes; it avoids introducing covariance terms.

If process i has requested resources, not more thank other processes can be iven their requested resources before satisfying process some bound i (for 2 m-2).

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