Unveiling the Thrill of Sweden Handball Match Predictions
Welcome to the ultimate hub for Sweden handball match predictions, where every day brings fresh insights and expert analysis. Our platform is dedicated to providing you with the most accurate betting predictions, ensuring that you stay ahead of the game. With a team of seasoned experts and a passion for handball, we delve deep into each match to offer you the best possible predictions. Whether you're a seasoned bettor or new to the scene, our predictions are designed to enhance your betting experience and maximize your chances of success.
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Sweden's handball scene is renowned for its competitive spirit and high-caliber talent. The Swedish national team has consistently performed at an international level, showcasing their prowess in tournaments like the World Championships and the European Championships. Domestic leagues are equally thrilling, with teams like IFK Kristianstad and Elverum Handball dominating the Swedish Handbollsligan.
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erikr/riak_core<|file_sep|>/src/riak_core_plumtree_vnode.erl
%% -------------------------------------------------------------------
%%
%% riak_core_plumtree_vnode: plumtree vnodes
%%
%% Copyright (c) 2007-2010 Basho Technologies, Inc. All Rights Reserved.
%%
%% This file is provided to you under the Apache License,
%% Version 2.0 (the "License"); you may not use this file
%% except in compliance with the License. You may obtain
%% a copy of the License at
%%
%% http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
%%
%% Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing,
%% software distributed under the License is distributed on an
%% "AS IS" BASIS, WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY
%% KIND, either express or implied. See the License for the
%% specific language governing permissions and limitations
%% under the License.
%%
%% -------------------------------------------------------------------
-module(riak_core_plumtree_vnode).
-behaviour(riak_core_vnode).
-export([start_vnode/1]).
-export([init/1,
handle_command/3,
handle_handoff_command/3,
is_empty/1,
delete/1,
encode_handoff_item/2,
handle_handoff_data/2,
wanted_handoff/1,
encode_dt/1,
handle_exit/3]).
-include("riak_core.hrl").
-record(state,
{
%% current local state.
%% XXX This should be replaced by riak_kv_dt:pmapfold()
state = #{},
%% The bucket type config.
bucket_type = #{},
%% The bucket config.
bucket = #{}
}).
-type state() :: #state{}.
start_vnode(I) ->
riak_core_vnode_master:start_vnode(?MODULE, I).
-spec init(term()) -> {ok, state()}.
init({BucketTypeMod,_BucketMod,Bucket}) ->
BucketType = riak_core_bucket_type:get_bucket_type(BucketTypeMod),
{ok,BucketConfig} = riak_core_bucket:get_bucket(Bucket),
{ok,BucketTypeConfig} = riak_core_bucket_type:get_bucket_type_config(BucketType),
{ok,#state{bucket_type = BucketTypeConfig,bucket = BucketConfig}}.
-spec handle_command(Req :: term(), State :: state()) -> {reply, Reply :: term(), NewState :: state()} | {noreply, NewState :: state()} | {stop, Reason :: term(), Reply :: term(), NewState :: state()}.
handle_command({{put,_Key,_Value},_Caller,_Pid}, State) ->
%% TODO: Implement me.
Reply = ok,
{reply, Reply, State};
handle_command({{get,_Key},_Caller,_Pid}, State) ->
%% TODO: Implement me.
Reply = ok,
{reply, Reply, State};
handle_command(_Request=UnknownCommand,_From,_State) ->
lager:warning("Unknown command ~p", [UnknownCommand]),
{reply,{error,bad_request},#state{}}.
-spec handle_handoff_command(Req :: term(), From :: node(), State :: state()) -> {reply, term(), NewState :: state()} | {noreply, NewState :: state()} | {stop_and_reply, term(), NewState :: state()} | {stop_merge_ack, NewState :: state()}.
handle_handoff_command(_Request=UnknownCommand,_From,_State) ->
lager:warning("Unknown handoff command ~p", [UnknownCommand]),
{noreply,#state{}}.
-spec handle_exit(Client::pid(), Reason::term(), State::state()) -> NewState::state().
handle_exit(_Client,_Reason,#state{}=State) ->
State.
-spec encode_handoff_item(term(), state()) -> iodata().
encode_handoff_item(Item,#state{}) ->
Item.
-spec handle_handoff_data(iodata(), state()) -> {[iodata()],state()}.
handle_handoff_data(Data,#state{}=State) ->
{[Data],State}.
-spec wanted_handoff(state()) -> [iodata()].
wanted_handoff(#state{}) ->
[].
-spec delete(state()) -> ok | {error,todo}.
delete(#state{}) ->
ok.
-spec encode_dt(state()) -> iodata().
encode_dt(#state{}) ->
<<>>.
is_empty(#state{}) ->
true.
<|repo_name|>erikr/riak_core<|file_sep|>/src/riak_core_mnesia.erl
%%%-------------------------------------------------------------------
%%% @author Eric Merritt [email protected]
%%% @copyright (C) Basho Technologies Inc., 2014
%%% @doc An Mnesia implementation of riak_core_ring.
%%% @end
%%%-------------------------------------------------------------------
-module(riak_core_mnesia).
-behaviour(riak_core_ring).
-include("riak_core.hrl").
-export([start_link/0]).
-export([join_ring/1]).
-export([join_ring/3]).
-export([get_members/0]).
-export([get_members/1]).
-export([get_members/3]).
-export([get_myself/0]).
-export([get_myself/1]).
-export([get_self_index/0]).
-export([get_self_index/1]).
-export([add_node/1]).
-export([remove_node/1]).
-export([add_nodes_to_cluster/1]).
-export([remove_nodes_from_cluster/1]).
%% ring callbacks
-export([join_ring_ets_as_passive_member/4]).
-export([
get_members_ets_as_passive_member/0,
get_members_ets_as_passive_member_range_from_idx_to_idx_incl/
[non_neg_integer(), non_neg_integer()],
get_myself_ets_as_passive_member/
[atom()],
get_myself_ets_as_passive_member_index/
[atom()],
get_self_index_ets_as_passive_member/
[atom()],
add_node_ets_as_passive_member/
[atom()],
remove_node_ets_as_passive_member/
[atom()]
]).
-define(DEF_BUCKET_SIZE_BITS,default_bucket_size_bits).
-define(MEMBERS_TABLE,members).
-define(RING_TABLE,ring).
-define(RING_INDEX_TABLE,indexes).
-define(DEFAULT_BUCKET_SIZE_BITS_BW,default_bucket_size_bits_bw).
-define(DEFAULT_BUCKET_SIZE_BITS_BE,default_bucket_size_bits_be).
-define(DEFAULT_RING_SIZE_BITS_BW,default_ring_size_bits_bw).
-define(DEFAULT_RING_SIZE_BITS_BE,default_ring_size_bits_be).
-define(MEMBERS_INDEXED_ATTRS,[id,node]).
-define(RING_INDEXED_ATTRS,[key,id,node]).
-record(ring_state,
{
ring_size_bits = ?DEFAULT_RING_SIZE_BITS_BW,
bucket_size_bits = ?DEFAULT_BUCKET_SIZE_BITS_BW
}).
-type ring_state() :: #ring_state{}.
-type member() :: #member{}.
-type index() :: #index{}.
-record(member,
{
id = undefined :: non_neg_integer(),
node = undefined :: node()
}).
-record(index,
{
key = undefined :: non_neg_integer(),
id = undefined :: non_neg_integer(),
node = undefined :: node()
}).
start_link() ->
mnesia:create_schema([node()]),
mnesia:start(),
mnesia:create_table(?MEMBERS_TABLE,
[
{attributes,[id,node]},
{disc_copies,[node()]},
{index,[id]},
{type,set}
]),
mnesia:create_table(?RING_TABLE,
[
{attributes,[key,id,node]},
{disc_copies,[node()]},
{index,[key,id,node]}
]),
mnesia:create_table(?RING_INDEX_TABLE,
[
type,set,
attributes,[key,id,node],
disc_copies,[node()],
index,[key]
]).
join_ring(NodeName) when NodeName == node() ->
join_ring(NodeName);
join_ring(NodeName) when is_atom(NodeName) ->
join_ring(NodeName,buckets(default_bucket_size_bits),default_ring_size_bits).
join_ring(NodeName,BucketSizeBits,RingSizeBits)
when is_atom(NodeName),
RingSizeBits >= BucketSizeBits->
ok = mnesia:add_table_copy(?MEMBERS_TABLE,node(),disc),
ok = mnesia:add_table_copy(?RING_TABLE,node(),disc),
ok = mnesia:add_table_copy(?RING_INDEX_TABLE,node(),disc),
F = fun() -> join_ring_ets_as_passive_member(NodeName,BucketSizeBits,RingSizeBits) end,
case mnesia:transaction(F) of
{atomic,{ok,RingState}} ->
set_bucket_size_bits(RingState),
set_ring_size_bits(RingState);
Error ->
Error
end.
join_ring_ets_as_passive_member(NodeName,BucketSizeBits,RingSizeBits)
when is_atom(NodeName),
RingSizeBits >= BucketSizeBits->
case members_from_db() of
[] ->
Members =
[{#member{id=Id,node=Node}
|| Id <- lists:seq(0,RingSizeBits - BucketSizeBits -1),
Node <- lists:seq(0,BucketSizeBits -1)]},
[#member{id=Id,node=Node} || Id <- lists:seq(RingSizeBits-BucketSizeBits,RingSizeBits -1),
Node <- lists:seq(0,BucketSizeBits -1)]],
Indices =
[{#index{key=Key,id=Id,node=Node}
|| Id <- lists:seq(0,RingSizeBits - BucketSizeBits -1),
Node <- lists:seq(0,BucketSizeBits -1),
Key <- lists:seq(Id*BucketSizeBits,(Id+1)*BucketSizeBits -1)},
[#index{key=Key,id=Id,node=Node}
|| Id <- lists:seq(RingSizeBits-BucketSizeBits,RingSizeBits -1),
Node <- lists:seq(0,BucketSizeBits -1),
Key <- lists:seq(Id*BucketSizeBits,(Id+1)*BucketSizeBits -1)]],
Funs =
fun(MembersList) ->
mnesia:write(MembersList)
end,
_ =
lists:foreach(
Funs,[Members]),
_ =
lists:foreach(
Funs,[Indices]),
_ =
[{#index{key=Key,id=Id,node=node()},
Id == modf(Key div RingSizeBits)}
|| Id <- lists:seq(0,RingSizeBits - BucketSizeBits -1),
Key <- lists:seq(Id*BucketSizeBits,(Id+1)*BucketSizeBits -1)],
_ =
[{#index{key=Key,id=Id,node=node()},
Id == modf(Key div RingSizeBits)}
|| Id <- lists:seq(RingSizeBits-BucketSizeBits,RingSizeBits -1),
Key <- lists:seq(Id*BucketSizeBits,(Id+1)*BucketSizeBits -1)],
#ring_state{ring_size_bits=RingSizeBits,bucket_size_bits=BucketSizeBits};
Members ->
_ =
io:fwrite("members=~w~n",[Members]),
case modf(node()) of
Id when length(Members) == RingSizeBits -
BucketSizeBits +1->
Indices =
[{#index{key=Key
