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1. 在eclipse 上开发android 应用程序 2. 利用其他IDE 和工具开发android 应用程序 3. 给应用程序签名 4. ApiDemo 示例程序用法 5. 调试 6. 设备上的调试和测试设置 7. 顶端调试技巧 8. 编译安装一个android 应用程序 9. 移除android 程序 10. Eclipse 技巧

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Table of Contents| Index The Missing Credits Introduction Part 1: Welcome to Macintosh Chapter 1. How the Mac Is Different Section 1.1. Power On, Dude Section 1.2. That One-Button Mouse Section 1.3. On, Off, and Sleep Section 1.4. The Menu Bar Section 1.5. Finder = Windows Explorer Section 1.6. Dock = Taskbar Section 1.7. Menulets = Tray Section 1.8. Keyboard Differences Section 1.9. Disk Differences Section 1.10. Where Your Stuff Is Section 1.11. Window Controls Section 1.12. Terminology Differences Chapter 2. Folders, Dock, & Windows Section 2.1. Getting into Mac OS X Section 2.2. The Four Window Views Section 2.3. Icon View Section 2.4. List View Section 2.5. Column View Section 2.6. Cover Flow View Section 2.7. Quick Look Section 2.8. The Dock Section 2.9. The Finder Toolbar Section 2.10. Getting Help in Mac OS X Chapter 3. Files, Icons, & Spotlight Section 3.1. Renaming Icons Section 3.2. Selecting Icons Section 3.3. Moving and Copying Icons Section 3.4. Aliases: Icons in Two Places at Once Section 3.5. Color Labels Section 3.6. The Trash Section 3.7. Get Info Section 3.8. The Spotlight Menu Section 3.9. The Spotlight Window Section 3.10. Customizing Spotlight Section 3.11. Smart Folders Chapter 4. Documents, Programs, & Spaces Section 4.1. Opening Mac OS X Programs Section 4.2. The New, Improved "Alt-Tab" Section 4.3. Exposé: Death to Window Clutter Section 4.4. Spaces: Your Free Quad-Display Mac Section 4.5. Hiding Programs the Old-Fashioned Way Section 4.6. How Documents Know Their Parents Section 4.7. Keyboard Control Section 4.8. The Save and Open Dialog Boxes Section 4.9. Two Kinds of Programs: Cocoa and Carbon Section 4.10. The Cocoa Difference Section 4.11. Universal Apps (Intel Macs) Section 4.12. Installing Mac OS X Programs Section 4.13. Dashboard Section 4.14. Web Clips: Make Your Own Widgets Part 2: Moving In Chapter 5. Eight Ways to Transfer Your Files Section 5.1. Transfer by Apple Genius Section 5.2. Transfers by iTornado Section 5.3. Transfers by Disk Section 5.4. Transfers by Network Section 5.5. Transfers by File-Sending Web Site Section 5.6. Transfers by Email Section 5.7. Transfers by iDisk Section 5.8. Transfers by Bluetooth Section 5.9. Where to Put Your Copied Files Section 5.10. Document-Conversion Issues Chapter 6. Transferring Email and Contacts Section 6.1. Section 6.2. A Reminder That Could Save You Hours Section 6.3. Transferring Your Outlook Mail Section 6.4. Transferring Your Outlook Address Book Section 6.5. Transferring from Outlook Express Section 6.6. Transferring Your Eudora Mail Section 6.7. Transferring Your Eudora Address Book Section 6.8. Email Settings Chapter 7. Special Software, Special Problems Section 7.1. ACDSee Section 7.2. Acrobat Reader Section 7.3. ACT Section 7.4. Ad Subtract (Pop-up Stopper) Section 7.5. Adobe [your favorite program here] Section 7.6. America Online Section 7.7. AIM (AOL Instant Messenger) Section 7.8. Children's Software Section 7.9. Earthlink Total Access Section 7.10. Easy CD Creator Section 7.11. Encarta Section 7.12. Eudora Section 7.13. Excel Section 7.14. Firefox Section 7.15. Games Section 7.16. Google Desktop Search Section 7.17. ICQ Section 7.18. Internet Explorer Section 7.19. iTunes Section 7.20. Kazaa Section 7.21. Limewire Section 7.22. MacAfee VirusScan Section 7.23. Microsoft Access Section 7.24. Microsoft Money Section 7.25. Microsoft Office Section 7.26. Microsoft Publisher Section 7.27. Microsoft Visio Section 7.28. Minesweeper Section 7.29. MSN Messenger Section 7.30. NaturallySpeaking Section 7.31. Netscape Section 7.32. Newsgroup Readers Section 7.33. Norton AntiVirus Section 7.34. Norton Utilities Section 7.35. Notepad Section 7.36. Outlook/Outlook Express Section 7.37. Paint Shop Pro Section 7.38. Palm Desktop Section 7.39. Picasa Section 7.40. Pocket PC Section 7.41. PowerPoint Section 7.42. QuickBooks Section 7.43. Quicken Section 7.44. RealPlayer Section 7.45. RssReader Section 7.46. Skype Section 7.47. SnagIt Section 7.48. Solitaire Section 7.49. Street Atlas USA Section 7.50. TaxCut, TurboTax Section 7.51. WinAmp, MusicMatch Section 7.52. Windows Media Player Section 7.53. WinZip Section 7.54. Word Section 7.55. WordPerfect Section 7.56. Yahoo Messenger Chapter 8. Windows on Macintosh Section 8.1. Boot Camp Section 8.2. Windows in a Window Chapter 9. Hardware on the Mac Section 9.1. Printers and Printing Section 9.2. Managing Printouts Section 9.3. Faxing Section 9.4. PDF Files Section 9.5. Fonts—and Font Book Section 9.6. Digital Cameras Section 9.7. Disks Section 9.8. Burning CDs and DVDs Section 9.9. iTunes: The Digital Jukebox Section 9.10. DVD Movies Section 9.11. Keyboard Section 9.12. Mouse Section 9.13. Monitors Section 9.14. Time Machine Section 9.15. .Mac Sync Part 3: The Mac Online Chapter 10. Internet Setup Section 10.1. Network Central—and Multihoming Section 10.2. Broadband Connections Section 10.3. Dial-up Modem Connections Section 10.4. Switching Locations Section 10.5. Internet Sharing Section 10.6. .Mac Services Section 10.7. Internet Location Files Chapter 11. Mail & Address Book Section 11.1. Checking Your Mail Section 11.2. Writing Messages Section 11.3. Stationery Section 11.4. Reading Email Section 11.5. The Anti-Spam Toolkit Section 11.6. RSS Feeds Section 11.7. Notes Section 11.8. To Dos Section 11.9. Address Book Chapter 12. Safari & iChat Section 12.1. Safari Section 12.2. Tips for Better Surfing Section 12.3. Tabbed Browsing Section 12.4. iChat Section 12.5. Text Chats Section 12.6. Audio Chats Section 12.7. Video Chats Section 12.8. Sharing Your Screen Section 12.9. iChat Theater Part 4: Putting Down Roots Chapter 13. Accounts, Parental Controls, & Security Section 13.1. Introducing Accounts Section 13.2. Creating an Account Section 13.3. Parental Controls Section 13.4. Editing Accounts Section 13.5. Setting Up the Login Process Section 13.6. Signing In, Logging Out Section 13.7. Sharing Across Accounts Section 13.8. Fast User Switching Section 13.9. Four Mac OS X Security Shields Chapter 14. Networking, File Sharing, & Screen Sharing Section 14.1. Wiring the Network Section 14.2. File Sharing Section 14.3. Accessing Shared Files Section 14.4. Networking with Windows Section 14.5. Screen Sharing Chapter 15. System Preferences Section 15.1. The System Preferences Window Section 15.2. .Mac Section 15.3. Accounts Section 15.4. Appearance Section 15.5. Bluetooth Section 15.6. CDs & DVDs Section 15.7. Date & Time Section 15.8. Desktop & Screen Saver Section 15.9. Displays Section 15.10. Dock Section 15.11. Energy Saver Section 15.12. Exposé & Spaces Section 15.13. International Section 15.14. Keyboard & Mouse Section 15.15. Network Section 15.16. Parental Controls Section 15.17. Print & Fax Section 15.18. QuickTime Section 15.19. Security Section 15.20. Sharing Section 15.21. Software Update Section 15.22. Sound Section 15.23. Speech Section 15.24. Spotlight Section 15.25. Startup Disk Section 15.26. Time Machine Section 15.27. Universal Access Chapter 16. The Free Programs Section 16.1. Address Book Section 16.2. AppleScript Section 16.3. Automator Section 16.4. Calculator Section 16.5. Chess Section 16.6. Dashboard Section 16.7. Dictionary Section 16.8. DVD Player Section 16.9. Exposé Section 16.10. Font Book Section 16.11. Front Row Section 16.12. GarageBand Section 16.13. iCal Section 16.14. iChat Section 16.15. iDVD Section 16.16. iMovie, iPhoto Section 16.17. iTunes Section 16.18. Mail Section 16.19. Photo Booth Section 16.20. Preview Section 16.21. QuickTime Player Section 16.22. Safari Section 16.23. Stickies Section 16.24. System Preferences Section 16.25. TextEdit Section 16.26. Time Machine Section 16.27. Utilities: Your Mac OS X Toolbox Part 5: Appendixes Appendix A. Installation & Troubleshooting Section A.1. Getting Ready to Install Section A.2. Three Kinds of Installation Section A.3. The Basic Installation Section A.4. The Upgrade Installation Section A.5. The Clean Install ("Archive and Install") Section A.6. Erase & Install Section A.7. The Setup Assistant Section A.8. Troubleshooting Appendix B. The "Where'd It Go?" Dictionary Section B.1. Appendix C. The Master Mac OS X Secret Keystroke List Section C.1. Colophon

Table of Contents| Index Copyright preface Chapter 1. Breaking Into and Setting Up the iPhone Section 1.1. Jailbreak Procedures Section 1.2. Installing BSD Subsystem Section 1.3. Additional Resources Chapter 2. Getting Started with Applications Section 2.1. Anatomy of an Application Section 2.2. Building the Free Tool Chain Section 2.3. Building and Installing Applications Section 2.4. Integrating with XCode Section 2.5. Transitioning to Objective-C Chapter 3. Introduction to UIKit Section 3.1. Basic User Interface Elements Section 3.2. Windows and Views Section 3.3. The Most Useless Application Ever Section 3.4. Deriving from UIView Section 3.5. The Second Most Useless Application Ever Section 3.6. Text Views Section 3.7. Navigation Bars Section 3.8. Transition Views Section 3.9. Alert Sheets Section 3.10. Tables Section 3.11. Status Bar Manipulation Section 3.12. Application Badges Section 3.13. Application Services Chapter 4. Event Handling and Graphics Services Section 4.1. Introduction to Geometric Structures Section 4.2. Introduction to GSEvent Section 4.3. Example: The Icon Shuffle Chapter 5. Advanced Graphics Programming with Core Surface and Layer Kit Section 5.1. Understanding Layers Section 5.2. Screen Surfaces Section 5.3. Layer Animation Section 5.4. Layer Transformations Chapter 6. Making Some Noise Section 6.1. Core Audio: It's Great, but You Can't Use It Section 6.2. Celestial Section 6.3. Audio Toolbox Chapter 7. Advanced UIKit Design Section 7.1. Controls Section 7.2. Preferences Tables Section 7.3. Progress Indicators Section 7.4. UIProgressBar: When Spinny Things Are Tacky Section 7.5. Progress HUDs: When It's Important Enough to Block Stuff Section 7.6. Image Handling Section 7.7. Section Lists Section 7.8. Keyboards Section 7.9. Pickers Section 7.10. Date/Time Pickers Section 7.11. Button Bars Section 7.12. Creating a Button Bar Section 7.13. Orientation Changes Section 7.14. Web Views and Scrollers Appendix A. Miscellaneous Hacks and Recipes Section A.1. Dumping the Screen Section A.2. Dumping the UI Hierarchy Section A.3. Invoking Safari Section A.4. Initiating Phone Calls Section A.5. Vibrating Section A.6. Transparent Views Section A.7. Taking Camera Photos Section A.8. Cover Flow-Style Album Flipping Colophon Index

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数据挖掘作为一个新兴的多学科交叉应用领域，正在各行各业的决策支持活动 扮演着越来越重要的角色。本书将介绍数据挖掘（
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第3章 软 件 设 计 2 3.1 软件设计的基本任务 3 3.1.1 总体设计的基本任务 3 3.1.2 详细设计的基本任务 4 3.2 软件设计的概念和原则 4 3.2.1 模块化与模块独立性 4 3.2.2 抽象与细化 10 3.2.3 信息隐蔽 11 3.2.4 可重用 12 3.3 结构化设计 12 3.3.1 结构化设计概述 12 3.3.2 结构化设计描述工具 13 3.3.3 面向数据流的设计 23 3.3.4 面向数据结构的设计 27 3.4 面向对象的设计 35 3.4.1 面向对象的设计概述 35 3.4.2 系统设计 36 3.4.3 对象设计 40 3.4.4 设计模式 42 3.5 用户界面设计 43 3.5.1 用户界面设计的一般原则 43 3.5.2 用户界面设计过程 45 3.5.3 用户界面设计经验 45 3.6 设计质量的度量 47 3.6.1 McCabe方法 47 3.6.2 Halstead方法 49 3.7 软件设计CASE工具 49

《算法导论》习题解答.rar Solutions for Introduction to algorithms second edition Philip Bille The author of this document takes absolutely no responsibility for the contents. This is merely a vague suggestion to a solution to some of the exercises posed in the book Introduction to algorithms by Cormen, Leiserson and Rivest. It is very likely that there are many errors and that the solutions are wrong. If you have found an error, have a better solution or wish to contribute in some constructive way please send a message to [email protected]. It is important that you try hard to solve the exercises on your own. Use this document only as a last resort or to check if your instructor got it all wrong. Please note that the document is under construction and is updated only sporadically. Have fun with your algorithms.