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Deploying Oracle Real Application Clusters (RAC) on Solaris Zone Clusters

This Sun BluePrints paper provides an overview of Solaris Zone Clusters (also called Solaris Containers Clusters), a virtual cluster technology, and it describes how Oracle Real Application Clusters (RAC) can be deployed on a zone cluster.

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Unicode::GCString(3pm)					User Contributed Perl Documentation				    Unicode::GCString(3pm)

NAME
Unicode::GCString - String as Sequence of UAX #29 Grapheme Clusters SYNOPSIS
use Unicode::GCString; $gcstring = Unicode::GCString->new($string); DESCRIPTION
Unicode::GCString treats Unicode string as a sequence of extended grapheme clusters defined by Unicode Standard Annex #29 [UAX #29]. Grapheme cluster is a sequence of Unicode character(s) that consists of one grapheme base and optional grapheme extender and/or XprependX character. It is close in that people consider as character. Public Interface Constructors new (STRING, [LINEBREAK]) Constructor. Create new grapheme cluster string (Unicode::GCString object) from Unicode string STRING. Optional Unicode::LineBreak object LINEBREAK controls breaking features. copy Copy constructor. Create a copy of grapheme cluster string. Next position of new string is set at beginning. Sizes chars Instance method. Returns number of Unicode characters grapheme cluster string includes, i.e. length as Unicode string. columns Instance method. Returns total number of columns of grapheme clusters defined by built-in character database. For more details see "DESCRIPTION" in Unicode::LineBreak. length Instance method. Returns number of grapheme clusters contained in grapheme cluster string. Operations as String as_string """OBJECT""" Instance method. Convert grapheme cluster string to Unicode string explicitly. cmp (STRING) STRING "cmp" STRING Instance method. Compare strings. There are no oddities. One of each STRING may be Unicode string. concat (STRING) STRING "." STRING Instance method. Concatenate STRINGs. One of each STRING may be Unicode string. Note that number of columns (see columns()) or grapheme clusters (see length()) of resulting string is not always equal to sum of both strings. Next position of new string is that set on the left value. join ([STRING, ...]) Instance method. Join STRINGs inserting grapheme cluster string. Any of STRINGs may be Unicode string. substr (OFFSET, [LENGTH, [REPLACEMENT]]) Instance method. Returns substring of grapheme cluster string. OFFSET and LENGTH are based on grapheme clusters. If REPLACEMENT is specified, substring is replaced by it. REPLACEMENT may be Unicode string. Operations as Sequence of Grapheme Clusters as_array "@{"OBJECT"}" as_arrayref Instance method. Convert grapheme cluster string to an array of grapheme clusters. eos Instance method. Test if current position is at end of grapheme cluster string. item ([OFFSET]) Instance method. Returns OFFSET-th grapheme cluster. If OFFSET was not specified, returns next grapheme cluster. next "<"OBJECT">" Instance method, iterative. Returns next grapheme cluster and increment next position. pos ([OFFSET]) Instance method. If optional OFFSET is specified, set next position by it. Returns next position of grapheme cluster string. Methods palanned to be deprecated flag ([OFFSET, [VALUE]]) Instance method. Get or set flag value of OFFEST-th grapheme cluster. If OFFSET was not specified, returns flag value of next grapheme cluster. Flag value is an non-zero integer not greater than 255 and initially is 0. Predefined flags are: Unicode::LineBreak::ALLOW_BEFORE Allow line breaking just before this grapheme cluster. Unicode::LineBreak::PROHIBIT_BEFORE Prohibit line breaking just before this grapheme cluster. lbclass ([OFFSET]) Returns Line Breaking Class (See Unicode::LineBreak) of the first character of OFFSET-th grapheme cluster. If OFFSET was not specified, returns class of next grapheme cluster. Note: Use lbc(). lbclass_ext ([OFFSET]) Returns Line Breaking Class (See Unicode::LineBreak) of the last grapheme extender of OFFSET-th grapheme cluster. If there are no grapheme extenders or its class is CM, value of lbclass() is returned. Note: Use lbcext(). Miscelaneous lbc Returns Line Breaking Class (See Unicode::LineBreak) of the first character of first grapheme cluster. lbcext Returns Line Breaking Class (See Unicode::LineBreak) of the last grapheme extender of last grapheme cluster. If there are no grapheme extenders or its class is CM, value of last grapheme base will be returned. CAVEATS
o The grapheme cluster should not be referred to as "grapheme" even though Larry does. o On Perl around 5.10.1, implicit conversion from Unicode::GCString object to Unicode string sometimes let "utf8_mg_pos_cache_update" cache be confused. For example, instead of doing $sub = substr($gcstring, $i, $j); do $sub = substr("$gcstring", $i, $j); $sub = substr($gcstring->as_string, $i, $j); o This module implements default algorithm for determining grapheme cluster boundaries. Tailoring mechanism has not been supported yet. VERSION
Consult $VERSION variable. Development versions of this module may be found at http://hatuka.nezumi.nu/repos/Unicode-LineBreak/ <http://hatuka.nezumi.nu/repos/Unicode-LineBreak/>. SEE ALSO
[UAX #29] Mark Davis (2009-2010). Unicode Standard Annex #29: Unicode Text Segmentation, Revision 15-17. <http://www.unicode.org/reports/tr29/>. AUTHOR
Hatuka*nezumi - IKEDA Soji <hatuka(at)nezumi.nu> COPYRIGHT
Copyright (C) 2009-2012 Hatuka*nezumi - IKEDA Soji. This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself. perl v5.14.2 2012-03-24 Unicode::GCString(3pm)