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27th June 2018, 4:37 pm == INDIA'S tour of the British Isles starts with two T20 Internationals against Ireland. Gary Wilson has encouraged his side to "play with freedom" against Virat Kohli and Co in Malahide. Getty Images - Getty Ireland star Gary Wilson in action against Pakistan in May What TV channel is it on and can I live stream it? Wednesday's first T20 will be shown on Sky Sports Mix, Sky Sports Main Event and Sky Sports Cricket from 3:50pm. Sky Sports Cricket and Sky Sports Main Event will switch over to England vs Australia at 6pm. But the action will continue on Sky Sports Mix - which can be found on channel 407 for Sky TV customers. Subscribers to Virgin can watch on channel 507. AFP or licensors Virat Kohli is expected to be the star man for India in Dublin   INDIA'S tour of the British Isles starts with two T20 Internationals against Ireland. ==

22nd June 2018, 3:12 pm == RUGBY league breaks new ground tomorrow when England takes on New Zealand in the unlikely surroundings of Denver, Colorado. Wayne Bennett’s men and the Kiwis fought hard to get the game on in the face of fierce opposition from the NRL and some of its clubs. AFP Sam Burgess is part of the England side taking on New Zealand in Denver Altitude, travel and insurance were just some of the things thrown at the Rugby Football League and New Zealand Rugby League. But it is game on as rugby league’s bid to crack America starts in the build-up to the 2025 World Cup, which will be played across North America. However, what time is it on? Where can you watch it? Who will you be watching? Here’s SunSport’s guide to the game.   WHY DENVER? Getty Images Denver Broncos' Mile High Stadium hosts England v New Zealand THE RUGBY Football League and New Zealand Rugby League signed a three-year deal worth in the region of £280,000-a-year to play Test matches in North Americ...

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Node JS Streams: Understanding data concatenation One of the first things you learn when you look at node's http module is this pattern for concatenating all of the data events coming from the request read stream: let body = ; request.on('data', chunk => { body.push(chunk); }).on('end', () => { body = Buffer.concat(body).toString(); }); However, if you look at a lot of streaming library implementations they seem to gloss over this entirely. Also, when I inspect the request.on('data',...) event it almost ever only emits once for a typical JSON payload with a few to a dozen properties. request.on('data',...) You can do things with the request stream like pipe it through some transforms in object mode and through to some other read streams. It looks like this concatenating pattern is never needed. Is this because the request stream in handling POST and PUT bodies pretty much only ever emits one data event which is because their payload is way...

Stream grouping by sum of determinate objects I have a Request class like this : public class Request { String name,destName; int nSeats; //Example : requestOne,Paris,3 ... } I want to group the request in a Map |Integer,List of String| where the keys are the sum of the request with the same destName and the values are the destinations' names. Here is my code: public TreeMap<Integer, List<String>> destinationsPerNSeats() { return requests. stream(). collect(Collectors.groupingBy(Request::getnSeats, TreeMap::new, Collectors.mapping(Request::getDestName, Collectors.toList()))). } Input : TreeMap<Integer, List<String>> map = mgr.destinationsPerNSeats(); print(map); Output : {4=[Paris], 3=[London, Berlin, Berlin], 2=[Paris]} Output expected : {6=[Berlin, Paris], 3=[London]} How can I solve this? Thanks! What did you use as Input? – Glains 8 mins ago ...

Node.js Streams: Is there a way to convert or wrap a fs write stream to a Transform stream? With a node http server I'm trying to pipe the request read stream to the response write stream with some intermediary transforms, one of which is a file system write. The pipeline looks like this with non pertinent code removed for simplicity: function handler (req, res) { req.pipe(jsonParse()) .pipe(addTimeStamp()) .pipe(jsonStringify()) .pipe(saveToFs('saved.json')) .pipe(res); } The custom Transform streams are pretty straight forward, but I have no elegant way of writing saveToFs . It looks like this: saveToFs function saveToFs (filename) { const write$ = fs.createWriteStream(filename); write$.on('open', () => console.log('opened')); write$.on('close', () => console.log('closed')); const T = new Transform(); T._transform = function (chunk, encoding, cb) { write$.write(chunk); cb(null, chunk); } ret...