Our decision to create everything from the Unicode Database was one of our best ideas ever. That cmpt_cp.pl script is magical!


This should be

    class StdMeshSkeleton* OriginSkeleton;

since the definition of the class StdMeshSkeleton only comes afterwards in the file. I'm not sure why this compiles for you, but it does not compile for me without this fix.


Thanks. Your are probably testing the reload yourself, right? What I did is: start SkeletonInclude.ocs and change the mass of one of the Clonks in that scenario.


This should go to multi_tables. You can use the following change (not yet provided to main repo) https://github.com/anton-matosov/Firmware/commit/038b2d5 in order to specify custom yaw scale.


`&block` isn't necessary to accept a block, and I tend to lrave it off if unused since it creates an object.

The previous commit didn't have `*args` so that is why it isn't here. I'll look into the rails 3.2.8 regressession tomorrow.


It looks like a bad idea, as of now we need to manually merge two geometry tables and it makes it impossible to automate table generation during the make process (the change I am working at the moment).
You can use the following change (not yet provided to main repo) https://github.com/anton-matosov/Firmware/commit/038b2d5 in order to specify custom yaw scale.


See #7


That's one way to fix it lol, does the ladder not do models anymore?


You are completely right. Could you provide a PR doing that?


Typos:
* "This implies that the routes that have been learned from a provider or from another `shared-cost` peer **is** not advertised over a `shared-cost` peering relationship." => "This implies that the routes that have been learned from a provider or from another `shared-cost` peer **are** not advertised over a `shared-cost` peering relationship."
* "(which may span one or more continents)" => "(which may span **across** one or more continents)"
* "Another difference between BGP and the intradomain routing protocols is that a BGP router does not send the entire **contents** of its routing table to its neighbours regularly." => "Another difference between BGP and the intradomain routing protocols is that a BGP router does not send the entire **content** of its routing table to its neighbours regularly."
* "`AS1` advertises a BGP route towards this prefix to `AS2`." => "`AS1` advertises a BGP route towards this prefix to `AS2` and `AS4`."
* "if RemoteAS **is** BGPMsg.ASPath :" => "if RemoteAS **in** BGPMsg.ASPath :"
* "This attribute is an unsigned integer that is attached to each BGP route received over **an eBGP** session by the associated import filter." => "This attribute is an unsigned integer that is attached to each BGP route received over **a BGP** session by the associated import filter."
* "As BGP routers always prefer the routes with the highest `local-pref` attribute, this policy can be implemented using the following import filter on `R1`" => "As BGP routers always prefer the routes with the highest `local-pref` attribute, this policy can be implemented using the following import filter on `R1`**:**"
* "If the primary link fails, the corresponding routes are removed from `R1`'s RIB and `R1` uses the **route** learned from `RA`." => "If the primary link fails, the corresponding routes are removed from `R1`'s RIB and `R1` uses the **routes** learned from `RA`."
* "**Example** of `Tier-2` ISPs include France Telecom, Belgacom, British Telecom, ..." => "**Examples** of `Tier-2` ISPs include France Telecom, Belgacom, British Telecom, ..."

Others:
- Capitalize company names such as Facebook, Google, Microsoft, Yahoo, Akamai, Limelight
- Add a few missing dots.
- Change `2001:db8:1234/48` to `2001:db8:cafe/48` to match the figure.


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Yes... does it also happen for you when you just type ReloadDef(Clonk) in the console? That does not crash for me...


Believe me, I tried.  The problem is that if the user puts in a format mm-dd-yyyy (which is the valid form for the WQP), R will accept that as a valid date...but convert it, like this:

```r
startDateLo <- "01-01-2001"
date <- as.Date(startDateLo)
date
[1] "0001-01-20"
is.Date(date) #using lubridate
TRUE
```

So you say, "Sure!, just use format="%d-%m-%Y")", but I don't know which one the user will put in. The point is if the user is very familiar with WQP, they'll want mm-dd-yyyy, if the user is more of an R person, they'll want to use an R date (yyyy-mm-dd). ALSO, to complicate matters, some date attribute is stripped when it goes into a list...I don't have time right now to give you an example, but it's annoyingly more complicated.

That all being said, if there's something I missed...PLEASE correct me, this has been bugging me for days.


Probably it would be good to add an empty virtual destructor here:

    virtual ~StdMeshSkeletonLoader() {}

In our usecase this is not strictly needed, but in general it is a good idea to give each class that has virtual functions also a virtual destructor, and it avoids corresponding compiler warnings.


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Yes? I was going back-and-forth. I don't think anything else would be valid, but I wasn't sure. I think you are right.


Yes. But can anyone provide me original angle values for new quad_v setup?


a


multi_tables table for duorotor looks like this:
set duorotor {
      90 0.0
     -90 0.0
}


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the comment for this commit actually applies to this one (dont want to rebase / force push this change ..) :
0a6b8db7610344ad272b125f43d3016da20bb66a


how this works?? i want bukkit!!!


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Sorry, but I'm afraid it'd be illegal to do so.


Soooo... What does this class exactly do? It takes an Object (so not a primitive type) and returns a wrapper type of a primitive type?


I suspect that it crashes because of `animations = ... .erase(animations)`, since that change is not in your version yet. I pushed a test version with my current code for you.


why is this needed?


why is this needed? who's supposed to do this, ideally?


Basically this fix is now integrated in the official svnfiltereddump 1.1 release.


this is not needed anymore


(Though MacOS 9 `charwidth` reports 0 width for this codepoint.  #3721 strikes again.)


can you add more details about this?


There is a small problem with this class when building the c4script standalone tool ("c4script"). Apparently this includes C4DefList.h but does not compile C4DefList.cpp, and then the linker complains that it does not find a vtable for C4SkeletonLoader (maybe due to the virtual function not being implemented).

I'm not yet sure what the best fix for this is. Maybe it would be enough to actually go back to use the std::unique_ptr, because then C4SkeletonManager is only instantiated in C4DefList.cpp.


why are you removign this? is it because ssu api is different now?


do we know anything about this?


I thought there was, but I also found that issue.


what's stopping us from using patterns here? what is the usual workflow for patterns? (I forgot that, sorry :/ )


> it looks like it's not a perfect fit exactly, primarily because we store shader logs as `[]byte`

As opposed to what? If you mean `uint8`, it is an alias for the same type, meaning either one can be used interchangeably.

Also, by "shader logs", do you mean the shader compilation error logs that you get only in the rare cases where shader compilation fails, or another type of log that is used more often? Just want to make sure we're on the same page.


Hi Jose-Luis,

I've added the CUDA files which are used by the SPQR routines. I still need to remove some extra includes/libraries and tidy things up a little bit (e.g. removing message statements).

I currently don't have a Windows machine with CUDA. My home machine has an AMD graphics card and my work machines are all Linux.

If you're happy to go ahead without doing the Windows testing, I can create the pull request early next week, when I've had chance to remove the extra bits. I'm just off for a friend's PhD submission celebration.

Best,

Kyle


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I have implemented a way to extract a user's uuid from the email, but I am not very happy with this implementation. :disappointed:
[identity adapter](https://github.com/olgabrani/synnefo/blob/4d76c3d33c1f1c6c962aedc3737a00a7b71214ce/snf-ui-app/ui-web/app/snf/adapters/identity.js)
[user serializer](https://github.com/olgabrani/synnefo/blob/4d76c3d33c1f1c6c962aedc3737a00a7b71214ce/snf-ui-app/ui-web/app/serializers/user.js)
[usage example](https://github.com/olgabrani/synnefo/blob/4d76c3d33c1f1c6c962aedc3737a00a7b71214ce/snf-ui-app/ui-web/app/controllers/groups.js#L30)


Found it. I did not think this would work (but it does).  I would think that if you asked to do mssql-sp737, that the TS would not do it, since that does not show up as a valid format in john.  But it works.  I will change the .dat file to allow for these to be one-off's

- (cp737)(enc),(X),(jumbo)&(encode_valid),10000,mssql-cp737,pw-gen-enc,mssql_tst_cp737.in,mssql,Y,-enc=cp737,(1500),(1500)
+ (mssql-cp737)(cp737)(enc),(X),(jumbo)&(encode_valid),10000,mssql-cp737,pw-gen-enc,mssql_tst_cp737.in,mssql,Y,-enc=cp737,(1500),(1500)


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I can partly reproduce the crash now. It does not happen always, but sometimes. Also, after the first reload, it prints lots of warnings like these:

    [17:26:13] WARNING: Animation 'ShieldStandDown.R' from Clonk is not included. A newer version of the animation exists in the destination file.

Shouldn't these not show up because the included animations are removed before re-including them?


Hello stranger.


I've been lokking at this one for some time - but didn't get around to check this. It's been here from first days of porting SFOS to N9 (tps://github.com/martinbrook/jolla-n950-kickstart/blob/master/jolla-n950-kickstart). We should check if it makes any difference to remove it, and if necessary kernel changes could be made to proximity sensor.


It is because nemo ssu configuration is not in use in merged repository anymore.


The group model has now a *name* attribute and a *users*  `hasMany` relation.
This approach makes more sense schematically, but makes things harder when it comes to using the group related part of the Pithos API.
The difficulties arise as a combination of resolving the users's email **individually** from the user's uuid and from the fact that Pithos API requires a string of comma separated user's uuids.
I am not satisfied with the way I handle `findUsers` method.
Is there another recommended way to approach group creation?
@vinilios


Patterns haven't worked since they are no longer automatically generated and all the patterns which used to work refer to non-working packages like lipstick and mce. To be honest, I don't know much about the pattern generation either.


We need _shader compilation error logs_ as `[]byte` as opposed to `string`, which means we would need to convert using `[]byte(gl.GoStr(&log[0]))`.

The difference is not extremely large:

```
log = make([]uint8, logSize)
gl.GetShaderInfoLog(s, int32(logSize), nil, &log[0])
log = []byte(gl.GoStr(&log[0]))
```
versus
```
log = make([]uint8, logSize)
gl.GetShaderInfoLog(s, int32(logSize), nil, &log[0])
log = bytes.TrimSuffix(log, []byte{0}) // Trim null termination
```

Obviously, shader compilation error logs are not generated often, so performance is not a problem. Which one of the above is more clear, though?


all tests pass:
success: http://buildbot.rust-lang.org/builders/auto-mac-32-opt/builds/3007
success: http://buildbot.rust-lang.org/builders/auto-mac-64-opt/builds/3001
success: http://buildbot.rust-lang.org/builders/auto-mac-64-nopt-t/builds/3002
success: http://buildbot.rust-lang.org/builders/auto-linux-32-opt/builds/2993
success: http://buildbot.rust-lang.org/builders/auto-linux-32-nopt-t/builds/2993
success: http://buildbot.rust-lang.org/builders/auto-linux-64-opt/builds/2996
success: http://buildbot.rust-lang.org/builders/auto-linux-64-nopt-t/builds/2989
success: http://buildbot.rust-lang.org/builders/auto-linux-64-x-android-t/builds/2984
success: http://buildbot.rust-lang.org/builders/auto-win-32-opt/builds/2660
success: http://buildbot.rust-lang.org/builders/auto-win-32-nopt-t/builds/2658
success: http://buildbot.rust-lang.org/builders/auto-win-64-opt/builds/1497
success: http://buildbot.rust-lang.org/builders/auto-win-64-nopt-t/builds/1488


fast-forwarding master to auto = 5e21e17d


Here is a valgrind warning during loading. This actually looks like a bug in GetExtension() (maybe for files without a . in them)?

    ==30917== Invalid read of size 1
    ==30917==    at 0xBEEBC6: GetExtension(char const*) (StdFile.cpp:146)
    ==30917==    by 0xA4C028: StdMeshSkeletonLoader::StoreSkeleton(char const*, char const*, std::shared_ptr<StdMeshSkeleton>) (StdMeshLoaderBinary.cpp:208)
    ==30917==    by 0xA4D501: StdMeshSkeletonLoader::LoadSkeletonBinary(char const*, char const*, char const*, unsigned long) (StdMeshLoaderBinary.cpp:366)
    ==30917==    by 0xAECB1B: C4DefGraphics::LoadSkeleton(C4Group&, char const*, StdMeshSkeletonLoader&) (C4DefGraphics.cpp:193)
    ==30917==    by 0xAECC85: C4DefGraphics::Load(C4Group&, StdMeshSkeletonLoader&, bool) (C4DefGraphics.cpp:217)
    ==30917==    by 0xAE97D7: C4Def::LoadGraphics(C4Group&, StdMeshSkeletonLoader&) (C4Def.cpp:487)
    ==30917==    by 0xAE909B: C4Def::Load(C4Group&, StdMeshSkeletonLoader&, unsigned int, char const*, C4SoundSystem*) (C4Def.cpp:388)
    ==30917==    by 0xAF256E: C4DefList::Load(C4Group&, unsigned int, char const*, C4SoundSystem*, bool, bool, int, int, bool) (C4DefList.cpp:72)
    ==30917==    by 0xAF26C7: C4DefList::Load(C4Group&, unsigned int, char const*, C4SoundSystem*, bool, bool, int, int, bool) (C4DefList.cpp:88)
    ==30917==    by 0xAF26C7: C4DefList::Load(C4Group&, unsigned int, char const*, C4SoundSystem*, bool, bool, int, int, bool) (C4DefList.cpp:88)
    ==30917==    by 0xAF28BF: C4DefList::Load(char const*, unsigned int, char const*, C4SoundSystem*, bool, int, int) (C4DefList.cpp:117)
    ==30917==    by 0x89B6B8: C4Game::InitDefs() (C4Game.cpp:131)
    ==30917==  Address 0x1538073f is 1 bytes before a block of size 10 alloc'd
    ==30917==    at 0x4C28C20: malloc (vg_replace_malloc.c:296)
    ==30917==    by 0x7ED69D: StdBuf::New(unsigned long) (StdBuf.h:164)
    ==30917==    by 0x7ED86A: StdBuf::Copy(unsigned long) (StdBuf.h:245)
    ==30917==    by 0x7ED8BB: StdBuf::Copy() (StdBuf.h:250)
    ==30917==    by 0x7FC632: StdBuf::StdBuf(void const*, unsigned long, bool) (StdBuf.h:84)
    ==30917==    by 0x8005EF: StdStrBuf::StdStrBuf(char const*, bool) (StdBuf.h:437)
    ==30917==    by 0x833827: StdCopyStrBuf::StdCopyStrBuf(char const*, bool) (StdBuf.h:726)
    ==30917==    by 0xA4BFAF: StdMeshSkeletonLoader::StoreSkeleton(char const*, char const*, std::shared_ptr<StdMeshSkeleton>) (StdMeshLoaderBinary.cpp:205)
    ==30917==    by 0xA4D501: StdMeshSkeletonLoader::LoadSkeletonBinary(char const*, char const*, char const*, unsigned long) (StdMeshLoaderBinary.cpp:366)
    ==30917==    by 0xAECB1B: C4DefGraphics::LoadSkeleton(C4Group&, char const*, StdMeshSkeletonLoader&) (C4DefGraphics.cpp:193)
    ==30917==    by 0xAECC85: C4DefGraphics::Load(C4Group&, StdMeshSkeletonLoader&, bool) (C4DefGraphics.cpp:217)
    ==30917==    by 0xAE97D7: C4Def::LoadGraphics(C4Group&, StdMeshSkeletonLoader&) (C4Def.cpp:487)


Same as above - it's tahken from SFOS ks, and to be honest I'm not sure wether is SFOS specific, or needed at all


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options.inteval seem to be a typo...


hedayat should know more, but here is a log of his findings http://www.merproject.org/logs/%23nemomobile/%23nemomobile.2014-10-31.log.html#t2014-10-31T10:53:31


I changed the font to work on my machine so I had to change it back to submit a pull request. You should be able to ignore this.


These git fixed in the next commit. Sorry it's broken into two.


saw approval from pcwalton
at https://github.com/nikomatsakis/rust/commit/dc97247d112dc77bd709417d6bc870bbcfde9b54


It's possible to use `thick` function (setImmediate || nextTick)? or what approach is recommended to use here?


merging nikomatsakis/rust/autoderef-overloaded-calls = dc97247d into auto


status: {"merge_sha": "260e46115b922d29ca98b3cbea190011b1d3e63f"}


nikomatsakis/rust/autoderef-overloaded-calls = dc97247d merged ok, testing candidate = 260e4611


This didn't work for me when I tried deploying.


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Can you show me the deployment log?


Try un-commenting my DebugLogF()s... this should give you more information. Yes, the animations should be removed first, so maybe `animations++` works with less errors after all? I am trying it at the moment.


I just had a "unable to build environment" or something along those lines. It was done on my fork.


This breaks the ability to use multiple Java AI's of the same class.


Works like this:

```
let blur = C4GaussianBlur(radius: 2)
let tone = C4Sepia(intensity: 5.0)
img.apply(blur)
img.apply(filters: [blur, tone])
```


Ah, gotcha.

In that case, `GoStr` is certainly a less pleasant alternative to switch to.

But if you're going to trim the null terminating byte yourself, why is the if check needed? Isn't the null terminated byte guaranteed to be there according to spec, meaning this would suffice:

```diff
 		// Strip null-termination byte.
-		if log[len(log)-1] == 0 {
-			log = log[:len(log)-1]
-		}
+		log = log[:len(log)-1]
```

Based on:

> `GL_INFO_LOG_LENGTH`
>
> For implementations that support a shader compiler, params returns the number of characters in the information log for shader including the null termination character (i.e., the size of the character buffer required to store the information log). If shader has no information log, a value of 0 is returned.


I think there is no reason to use scaled images in the engine. Games should always have final versions of the assets. It should be the exporter who deals with resource adaptations and generates either as many different versions of the apk as needed or a bigger apk with all the alternative versions of the resources. Think of how Android deals with drawables, for example. Instead of promoting the use of one big icon per app and then scale it down, it favours including as many different versions of the icon as you need so your app looks good on all your target devices


I'm not even convinced that reloading in the master branch works properly, so I'll check that first.


OK got it, but what happens if there is an issue during the update request to 51Degrees? It seems like there is no guarantee that the new db actually works (no MD5 check, no auto rollback etc.). So with this activated I risk to get a corrupt DB at a not specified time (as it works not on a fixed date/time but on a interval from the start of my daemon) and my production will fail and I get serious problems (downtime etc.).
I would propose to build an update function (like you already did) with the MD5 check (51 degrees provides MD5 hashes for the DBs), a test process and a auto rollback (save the file to a different name test some queries against the DB and only if everything works correctly overwrite the existing file) which can be done either with the auto update (like you built it) or a CLI as an alternative. So we would be able to do an auto update per cronjob on our testing/staging and can be sure to deploy only a working DB and only switch DBs during the deployment process (as we need to restart the daemons for this anyway).
Unfortunately I don't have much time at the moment so I couldn't build it myself, but if there would be an update process with all features I mentioned maybe I can build the CLI for it in the next weeks.


Bon j'ai réussi à crypter et décrypter un string. Faut mettre un peu en ordre et faire la même chose pour le type date.


An example of doing this better may be,

    public boolean retain( V object, int retainCount) {
        if(retainCount < 1) {
            //logging code
            return false;
        }
        map.adjustOrPutValue(object, retainCount, retainCount);
        return true;
    }


Actually, this change couldn't have break the deployment, it has been tested and working, the problem should be somewhere else.


Will try again.


![screenshot from 2015-01-04 17 44 55](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/329969/5606665/73faa66e-9439-11e4-8867-3915a1a39001.png)


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@senny When it will be available on guides.rubyonrails.org ? :+1:


You probably want to remove this before landing: we don't want the logspam.


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I just made the same change (again) and it's deployed :)


It seems to also come from SFOS ks /https://github.com/siteshwar/sailfishos_hammerhead_ks/blob/master/jolla-hammerhead-kickstart-1.0.5.16.ks). We should try without this to see if it's really needed


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Yeah, as I suspected, even in the master branch it is not working properly. I'll try to fix that first (might take a while, though, since this is usually a bit tricky, and running valgrind for the verification that it is error-free is very slow). Afterwards, we can see whether your changes actually affect the reloading or not.

    ==471== Invalid read of size 8
    ==471==    at 0x8ED740: StdSubMeshInstance::GetMaterial() const (StdMesh.h:240)
    ==471==    by 0x8EAF0F: (anonymous namespace)::RenderSubMeshImpl(StdMeshInstance const&, StdSubMeshInstance const&, unsigned int, unsigned int, unsigned int, C4FoWRegion const*, C4Rect const&, C4Rect const&, bool) (C4DrawMeshGL.cpp:456)
    ==471==    by 0x8EBE65: (anonymous namespace)::RenderMeshImpl(StdMeshInstance&, unsigned int, unsigned int, unsigned int, C4FoWRegion const*, C4Rect const&, C4Rect const&, bool) (C4DrawMeshGL.cpp:728)
    ==471==    by 0x8ECF33: CStdGL::PerformMesh(StdMeshInstance&, float, float, float, float, unsigned int, C4BltTransform*) (C4DrawMeshGL.cpp:973)
    ==471==    by 0x8E2F7C: C4Draw::RenderMesh(StdMeshInstance&, C4Surface*, float, float, float, float, unsigned int, C4BltTransform*) (C4Draw.cpp:547)
    ==471==    by 0xB10A85: C4Object::DrawFaceImpl(C4TargetFacet&, bool, float, float, float, float, float, float, float, float, C4DrawTransform*) const (C4Object.cpp:582)
    ==471==    by 0xB10DCF: C4Object::DrawFace(C4TargetFacet&, float, float, int, int) const (C4Object.cpp:617)
    ==471==    by 0xB1B83E: C4Object::Draw(C4TargetFacet&, int, C4Object::DrawMode, float, float) (C4Object.cpp:2068)
    ==471==    by 0xB37818: C4ObjectList::Draw(C4TargetFacet&, int, int, int) (C4ObjectList.cpp:391)
    ==471==    by 0x8B459B: C4Viewport::Draw(C4TargetFacet&, bool) (C4Viewport.cpp:259)
    ==471==    by 0x8B4BD6: C4Viewport::Execute() (C4Viewport.cpp:347)
    ==471==    by 0x8929E0: C4ViewportWindow::PerformUpdate() (C4ViewportWindow.cpp:177)
    ==471==  Address 0x21a59380 is 48 bytes inside a block of size 88 free'd
    ==471==    at 0x4C2A360: operator delete(void*) (vg_replace_malloc.c:507)
    ==471==    by 0xA7F23B: StdMeshUpdate::Update(StdMeshInstance*, StdMesh const&) const (StdMeshUpdate.cpp:102)
    ==471==    by 0xAE793F: C4DefGraphicsPtrBackup::AssignUpdate(C4DefGraphics*) (C4DefGraphics.cpp:484)
    ==471==    by 0xAED1A2: C4DefList::Reload(C4Def*, unsigned int, char const*, C4SoundSystem*) (C4DefList.cpp:364)
    ==471==    by 0x89E4FB: C4Game::ReloadDef(C4ID) (C4Game.cpp:1972)
    ==471==    by 0x8CAF91: FnReloadDef(C4PropList*, C4ID, long) (C4GameScript.cpp:1843)
    ==471==    by 0x8DD12B: C4AulDefFunc2<long, C4ID, long>::Exec(C4PropList*, C4Value*, bool) (C4AulDefFunc.h:324)
    ==471==    by 0xB92856: C4AulExec::Call(C4AulFunc*, C4Value*, C4Value*, C4PropList*) (C4AulExec.cpp:891)
    ==471==    by 0xB90AE7: C4AulExec::Exec(C4AulBCC*, bool) (C4AulExec.cpp:673)
    ==471==    by 0xB84315: C4AulExec::Exec(C4AulScriptFunc*, C4PropList*, C4Value*, bool) (C4AulExec.cpp:166)
    ==471==    by 0xB93207: C4AulScript::DirectExec(C4Object*, char const*, char const*, bool, C4AulScriptContext*) (C4AulExec.cpp:1051)
    ==471==    by 0x830ACC: C4ControlScript::Execute() const (C4Control.cpp:246)


Great :-)


It is a right way!


I changed this so that the output matches `{a}{b}{c}`

However, there are a some situations like `\usepackage{amsmath, amsthm}`. But as this seems to be a special case I changed it as suggested.


C'est réglé. J'utilise menhir et non ocamlyacc, donc il fallait ajouter le flag -use-menhir (ou plus simplement $(menhir_command)) dans le Makefile.in.


Done.


m, m, fld,


The \a refers to the mentioned argument. Doxygen makes it emphasized text iirc. The \c below, which means "code" or "literal", ie fixed-width terminal font.

Whether these sequences are supported, I don't know what documentation tool is supposed to be used for C++ code.

If you use Doxygen for C++ code, yes you do. (I tried it once, it worked so it's a feasible solution.)

If you don't use Doxygen, I haven't yet found a list of what can be used with the documentation tool. Since Doxygen is quite common, and is known by me, I just used its conventions.

The markup can also be removed, or replaced by whatever the documentation tool supports for emphasized or terminal font markup.


Instead of doing a whack-a-mole thing with this, check kloot's comments for the initial commit:
https://github.com/spring/spring/commit/ebf2009692b43b673ab2d0a3b8b0f16d97282ff3
Fixing THAT should be a priority (and generally cleaning up the interface). In any case, not releasing an AI is better than not being able to have two AIs of the same class!


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Тут можно использовать <>, если Джава восьмая


画面はこんな感じで
![velmy_1](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/7290804/5606702/0684b95e-947e-11e4-9be9-5851113d3a27.png)


I'll test my changes on my branch (does not include lights yet). The reloading worked at least 4 commits ago, so I am pretty confident :)


Just copy&pasted from DesktopImageUtils. Fixed: https://github.com/jtorrente/ead/commit/84b4a8b2d485e6ef471b7c86dd462baee35bca3b (no pixmap used)


@Keno should this call `check_open(sock)` like the other methods?


In sound/soc/fsl/imx-wm8731.c you have
#include <linux/of_i2c.h>
but it moved to core about 3.6 thus
#include <linux/i2c.h>
example http://git.kernel.org/cgit/linux/kernel/git/torvalds/linux.git/diff/sound/soc/fsl/imx-sgtl5000.c?id=687b81d083c082bc1e853032e3a2a54f8c251d27
Even then it doesn't compile
  CC      sound/soc/fsl/imx-wm8731.o
sound/soc/fsl/imx-wm8731.c: In function 'imx_hifi_hw_params_slv_mode':
sound/soc/fsl/imx-wm8731.c:347:3: warning: format '%u' expects argument of type 'unsigned int', but argument 2 has type 'long int' [-Wformat=]
   pr_err("Failed to set codec master clock to %u: %d \n",
   ^
sound/soc/fsl/imx-wm8731.c: In function 'imx_hifi_hw_params_mst_mode':
sound/soc/fsl/imx-wm8731.c:404:3: warning: format '%u' expects argument of type 'unsigned int', but argument 2 has type 'long int' [-Wformat=]
   pr_err("Failed to set codec master clock to %u: %d \n",
   ^
sound/soc/fsl/imx-wm8731.c: In function 'imx_wm8731_probe':
sound/soc/fsl/imx-wm8731.c:558:30: error: 'struct i2c_client' has no member named 'driver'
  if (!codec_dev || !codec_dev->driver) {
                              ^
scripts/Makefile.build:308: recipe for target 'sound/soc/fsl/imx-wm8731.o' failed
make[3]: *** [sound/soc/fsl/imx-wm8731.o] Error 1
scripts/Makefile.build:455: recipe for target 'sound/soc/fsl' failed
make[2]: *** [sound/soc/fsl] Error 2
scripts/Makefile.build:455: recipe for target 'sound/soc' failed
make[1]: *** [sound/soc] Error 2
Makefile:843: recipe for target 'sound' failed
@vraevsky and @igor-grinberg might have interest


I renamed the `Arguments` class into `Parameters` to avoid ambiguity. There are now to subclasses called `Options` and `Arguments`.

`Command` is using `Options` and `Arguments` in its `__init__()`.


Bandysiu padaryti


A little messy to do it this way, but we've only got three pages so it's sustainable for now.
Might change to an actual ICO format to comply with favicon standards later.


corrigé en 53d5e993c6275


While I appreciate your input, I don't agree with you in this regard.
An illegal argument or resulting illegal state are perfect examples of exceptions and should be handled as such.

Yes, the end user should not have to experience the whole game crashing, but even worse would be having the error go unnoticed and corrupt memory, leaking objects and generally propagating through remaining run time.

Exceptions, additionally, are neither slow nor security concerns. I'm not sure what you're going on about there, but if they were we might as well scrap java entirely. x)


When updating to 3.0.0 - just remove "full" param. It's deprecated after splitting to plugins. I guess, core package is enougth for your case. But if you think that you really need all options, enabled by "full" in 2.x - load plugins via `use()` https://www.npmjs.org/browse/keyword/markdown-it-plugin.


Good point. I'll make the change.


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r+ p=10


Yeah, my point was to avoid this subtle brokenness by preventing the user from doing it (i.e. throwing an error)...

I guess we can leave it as is, I'll have a look at frecon detection too, when I get back to x11_freon...


FYI: I [tried this](https://github.com/jacobwilliams/json-fortran/commit/2dd6bbb7438c0ec799227f3f9006aeaeef80c3cb) in my [json-fortran](https://github.com/jacobwilliams/json-fortran) project, and found that the subroutine still needed to be declared as recursive, since it can still call the recursive ``parse_value`` (which in turn can call ``parse_array``).  For some reason, gfortran didn't care, but the Intel compiler did.


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Ne faut-il pas alors dire: "et qui établit des modèles qui constatent les phénomènes" ?


cool, makes sense


In `MainActivity.java` line 340 -
```java
.................
String userName = input.getEditableText().toString();
userName.replaceAll(" ", ""); //remove space
userName.replaceAll("\n", ""); // remove newline
userName.replaceAll("\t", ""); // remove tab
```
or simply -
```java
userName.replaceAll("^ | $|\\n ", "");
```
should work instead of encoding part of requesting url I think. Can you please test it? If this would work, you can send another pull request.


This doesn't seem to work for me. Im new to docker so please be pacient with me ;)

```
js@Loki:/opt/docker$ curl -O -k https://raw.githubusercontent.com/wooyek/flask-social-blueprint/mongodb/example/mongodb/Dockerfile
  % Total    % Received % Xferd  Average Speed   Time    Time     Time  Current
                                 Dload  Upload   Total   Spent    Left  Speed
  0     0    0     0    0     0      0      0 --:--:-- --:--:-- --:--:--     0Warning: Failed to create the file Dockerfile: Permission denied
100     9  100     9    0     0     24      0 --:--:-- --:--:-- --:--:--    24
curl: (23) Failed writing body (0 != 9)
js@Loki:/opt/docker$ docker build -t mysocialflask .
The program 'docker' is currently not installed. You can install it by typing:
sudo apt-get install docker
js@Loki:/opt/docker$
```

What do I do wrong?


Here's my change.


Thanks Greg, interesting ideas. A few thoughts -

1. I think "sixth mass extinction" (no caps) is a more technical/accurate term than the popular science "Sixth Great Extinction", just in case that matters.
2. I don't think that I expect ecology to be "fed" that well - the link to human well-being is fairly indirect compared to, say, energy engineering and medicine, both of which I think will receive a huge influx of people and money.
3. I think a downside of your third proposal is that it makes it very hard to recover from a "bad project" that causes a break in your research chain - that is, if you do a good PhD but, for circumstances beyond your control, say, your postdoc doesn't turn up really anything of interest to the field, it seems like you'd have a lot of trouble with the next step (assistant prof funding). Whereas with the current speculative system, you can recover from earlier failure by coming up with a new brilliant idea for your next step (the current system also arguably allows people to cross fields more easily, since they don't have to exert as much effort proving their previous worth in an area - they can make a persuasive case for their future worth instead). Ironically, your proposal could lead science to become more conservative, as it increases the cost of failure.


Oh, wait, shouldn't we be doing `chvt 1` in `/usr/local/bin/xinit` instead? To cover `sudo enter-chroot` followed by `start*`?


Ingenious. Let's see if I got it right. Instead of placing the whole entity into the project, you just add a blank entity with a Reference comp that points to the place where the real entity is. So, if a loaded entity has a Reference Component, then the referred entity should be loaded and used to replace the first. Is that correct?


This doesn't seem to work for me. Im new to docker so please be pacient with me ;)

```
js@Loki:/opt/docker$ sudo apt-get install docker
Reading package lists... Done
Building dependency tree
Reading state information... Done
docker is already the newest version.
0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 3 not upgraded.
js@Loki:/opt/docker$ sudo curl -O -k https://raw.githubusercontent.com/wooyek/flask-social-blueprint/mongodb/exampl e/mongodb/Dockerfile
  % Total    % Received % Xferd  Average Speed   Time    Time     Time  Current
                                 Dload  Upload   Total   Spent    Left  Speed
100     9  100     9    0     0     24      0 --:--:-- --:--:-- --:--:--    24
js@Loki:/opt/docker$ sudo docker build -t mysocialflask .
sudo: docker: command not found
js@Loki:/opt/docker$
```

What do I do wrong?


I apologize for this mistake, @peti, deeply and with remorse.  In the flurry of trying to get all these darwin-related patches over to the mainline, I simply forgot about the proper process for dealing with Haskell packages.  My eyes glazed over the "do NOT edit" line, and it was purely my fault for doing so.

I will make a redoubled effort to never touch anything Haskell related without going through `cabal2nix`.  This is part of a growing process, not any intention to make your life more difficult.  You have my respect for all that you've done, and I do sincerely want to contribute in a way that improves Nix for everyone.

The fact is that I'm simply not as sensitive to the needs of Haskell package management as you are, but I will become so with time.  Please don't despair.


This file isn't needed, I don't know why it was in there.


I can't find any real documentation, but the [API page does indicate](http://api.stackexchange.com/docs/sites) the max is 999. Look at the little black box in the test field.


Did you really mean to revert 'Fix ntimed-client case in README' here?


@stefansaraev what do you think about archiving core filee and corresponding kodi_crashlog files. I like to "collect" core files and to analyze them later when I get the time. Currently only the last crash can be analyzed because old core file and kodi_crashlog will be deleted before kodi gets started.

Another thing is that I get a core and crashlog on every Kodi restart (selected from Kodi shutdown menu). Is this a known issue?


Good idea :+1:


There is nice pattern to display list of other message when list is empty:

```ruby
<%= render(:partial => @messages) || render('no_messages') %>
```

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1027871/rails-an-elegant-way-to-display-a-message-when-there-are-no-elements-in-databas. Maybe this pattern can be applied here?


No, thank you for making this work on JBBL. I fixed a small detail, but you are awesome for making is compatible with lollipop :)


Thanks :)


This commit is wrong, you should have rebased your changes ontop of master and force push to update PR.


@RangerRick, cheers :+1:


check for file - else the ln - s will fail in case there is already a (old) TexturePacker binary at the target dir ...


i think preindex directories are only necessary on the db machine and the proxy.


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Thank you for the head up - FYI I am not maintaining this branch per se as I used it to send a merge request to RichCattell's Marlin fork.

I am going to check the line 1199 and  send another another merge request.


Cool idea. Does not seem to work yet on department website (i.e. on the front page of lh.jd.local:8000, the columns do not show). I'm not yet sure what causes this - it could be the same problem with creating fixtures for blog categories. In the database, I see
```
sqlite> select * from jdpages_columnelementwidget;
1|0|Blog|3|Left|1|1|17
2|0|Politiek|3|Right|5|1|17
```

, which leaves me wondering:
1. Where are the columns for lh.jd.local:8000?
2. Where can I set which element should go into which column?
3. Will I be able to add more elements to one column (compare jdamsterdam.nl)?
4. Will I be able to order the elements I added to one column?


Note to self, this is a symlink (github interface could be clearer...)


I fixed the problem in the master branch, so that at least now re-loading the Clonk definition in Minimal.ocs seems to work. Back to your changes now :)


Missing sound in text -1601025 and -1601026.
Sound id for text -1601025 = 13941 (http://ru.wowhead.com/sound=13941/a-crusheraggro)
Sound if for text -1601026 = 13942 (http://ru.wowhead.com/sound=13942/a-crusherattack)


@9prady9 I need to do something like this with variance.  So I added the same code to my variance implementation, but it produced a linker error since I was essentially trying to redefine the function.  I think we should move this division function to a place where it can be used by other functions.  Any suggestions on where or other thoughts on this?


@shirioko  thanks, and waiting for your solution about "no routes" error while registering.


Thanks for the tips! I've removed all permissions and meta-data as suggested. Also removed dependency to gms, and it works, takes less time, and do not ask for permissions (which is great I think).
https://github.com/e-ucm/ead/commit/d74818b36b13b54fea90b1bf6c280d61b010dfc1


@mkaluza, @ace2nutzer, you may be interested on that. As it turned out these clocks actually used just for debugging some stuff, and probably not needed at all. On other hand, disabling it may save power, according to original commit.


What is the intention here?  I am confused...


This has been resolved in f5efa010e4c16eda6d3652b325efaf524acd9422


well, good enough.


> @stefansaraev what do you think about archiving core filee and corresponding kodi_crashlog files. I like to "collect" core files and to analyze them later when I get the time. Currently only the last crash can be analyzed because old core file and kodi_crashlog will be deleted before kodi gets started.

*not* in my todo list. coredumps may be huge. that is a problem on rpi/cuboxi.

> Another thing is that I get a core and crashlog on every Kodi restart (selected from Kodi shutdown menu). Is this a known issue?

no clue. it has nothing to do with this pr ;)


Yes, ported my changes to learning_branch and there reloading works as well. Unfortunately I also notice the problem that you had before:
>[18:37:48] Erasing animation Sleep from c:\editing\clonk\openclonk\build\planet\objects.ocd\clonk.ocd\clonk.skeleton
[18:37:48] Appending animation Sleep to definition Clonk
[18:37:48] WARNING: Overloading animation 'Sleep' is not allowed. This animation already exists in 'Clonk'.


Thanks for this, @ryanjhodge! Do you think this would work (this code would replace lines 33-55 from your commit)?

    if (!L.Util.isArray(messages)) {
      messages = [messages];
    }

    for (var i = 0; i < messages.length; i++) {
      message = messages[i];

      geoJson.features.push({
        geometry: {
          coordinates: [message.longitude, message.latitude],
          type: 'Point'
        },
        properties: message.messageContent,
        type: 'Feature'
      });
    }

This seems a bit more concise. Can you test this out with your SPOT feed and modify the pull request if it works?


Это неправильно.
`sensitivityList` должен быть проинициализирован сразу после инициализации базы данных, иначе ресурсы, создаваемые до начала прогона не будут сериализоваться.
То место, куда ты поместил инициализацию списка, выполняется после сериализации ресурсов со вкладки `RSS`.

Я локально сделал реверт-коммит. Если нет возражений, то я его так и запушу.


Okay, above snippet is not working as I tested it. But will it work? -
```java
try {
	        userName = URLEncoder.encode(userName, "UTF-8");
     } catch (UnsupportedEncodingException e) {
	         e.printStackTrace();
     }
```
I mean as every requests are using `JSONDownloader.java` (not only username picker) and as we need to work on only on username stuff, can we do as above? I've tested it and its working! (Don't know if other things are working as well)


this should make no difference, just simplify stuff. in older releases there were always new features added in the release branch, so we could have already used the develop branch directly there, too. i've made 98.0 directly from the develop branch, so it seems to work but forgot to update this file.

i've deleted the release branch (but merged it before into develop).

FYI: @jk3064


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кстати, погляди runtastic, крутая апа в плане зарядки для казуалов


this should be DLLEXPORT if it is going in this file. otherwise, it should be in julia_internal.h


Looks like this commit may have broken quartz graphics device support in homebrewed R installations (see [this StackOverflow thread](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/27715559/r-version-doesnt-support-quartz-graphic-device-rstudio-wont-plot) for speculation).


Thanks to @Noiwex's Fork for the math.Clamp fix.


Even with the fix from master, a `ReloadDef(Clonk)` in Tests.ocf/SkeletonInclude.ocs still crashes for me.

    ==3952== Invalid read of size 4
    ==3952==    at 0xA28C68: StdMeshInstance::ExecuteAnimationNode(StdMeshInstance::AnimationNode*) (StdMesh.cpp:1630)
    ==3952==    by 0xA2649F: StdMeshInstance::ExecuteAnimation(float) (StdMesh.cpp:1159)
    ==3952==    by 0xB1A171: C4Object::Execute() (C4Object.cpp:1055)
    ==3952==    by 0x89F7C8: C4Game::ExecObjects() (C4Game.cpp:1320)
    ==3952==    by 0x89D4A4: C4Game::Execute() (C4Game.cpp:741)
    ==3952==    by 0x8994F2: C4Application::GameTick() (C4Application.cpp:709)
    ==3952==    by 0x899CBB: C4ApplicationGameTimer::Execute(int, pollfd*) (C4Application.cpp:905)
    ==3952==    by 0xBF4C51: StdScheduler::DoScheduleProcs(int) (StdSchedulerPoll.cpp:166)
    ==3952==    by 0xB633AC: C4AbstractApp::DoScheduleProcs(int) (C4App.cpp:37)
    ==3952==    by 0xBF3026: StdScheduler::ScheduleProcs(int) (StdScheduler.cpp:153)
    ==3952==    by 0xB63368: C4AbstractApp::Run() (C4App.cpp:25)
    ==3952==    by 0x7E7032: main (ClonkMain.cpp:237)


Please prefer SHA2-256 over SHA1 and allow for other algorithms (SHA2-512, Whirlpool) being used.

Also avoid code duplication for the loop if possible.


Yay!


Setting e.setCancelled to false allows enderchest access at all bases but enderchests are still unbreakable.


I only do not understand why does problem didn't show up until 3 weeks ago... Anyhow, hope it is solved now.

New year, new version of routetool :-)


No worries! I figured it out!

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Fixed in https://github.com/servo/servo/commit/c71291163f6455bf0f3b6019b3bac5961008acc3


OK, thanks. See 357666536fe34fc30f2c1ffa5a11d16e227cdba6 for the latest. Any thought about which is more appropriate? Seems potentially useful to be able to `ccall` it, so I guess we should add the DLLEXPORT?


It's a smaller memory footprint internally to use an array when a List is not needed.


When you built this, did it work without using `--process-dependency-links`?


@rande I have created a PR #2664 to fix the names before we tag the new version.


причесал немного, добавил ретурны вы все геты, чтобы можно было компилить скрипт и проверять на ошибки, добавил переменные наверху в формате, как ты указал, добавил HandleClickByOwner и CheckStatueStillBeingCaptured который надо для него


Worth a forms/input/toggle view?


Yes, I have this problem on my branch, too.


I need to refresh the bottles. I'll submit that right away.


Typos:
* "48 **bit** addresses were huge compared to the networking technologies available in the 1980s, but the huge address space had several advantages [DP1981]_ including the ability to allocate large blocks of addresses to manufacturers." => "48 **bits** addresses were huge compared to the networking technologies available in the 1980s, but the huge address space had several advantages [DP1981]_ including the ability to allocate large blocks of addresses to manufacturers."
* "In this figure, each bold line corresponds to an **Ethernet to** which two Ethernet switches are attached." => "In this figure, each bold line corresponds to an **Ethernet link to** which two Ethernet switches are attached."
* "The `Priority Code Point` (PCP) is a three **bit** field that is used to support different transmission priorities for the frame." => "The `Priority Code Point` (PCP) is a three **bits** field that is used to support different transmission priorities for the frame."
* "The first part of the 802.11 header is the 16 **bit** `Frame Control` field." => "The first part of the 802.11 header is the 16 **bits** `Frame Control` field."
* "The `Duration` is a 16 **bit** field that is used to reserve the transmission channel." => "The `Duration` is a 16 **bits** field that is used to reserve the transmission channel."
* "The `Duration` field of the RTS frame indicates the duration of the entire reservation (i.e. the time required to transmit the CTS, the data frame, the acknowledgements and the required SIFS **delays**)." => "The `Duration` field of the RTS frame indicates the duration of the entire reservation (i.e. the time required to transmit the CTS, the data frame, the acknowledgements and the required SIFS **delay**)."

Other:
* Add missing reference in the biliography.
* Fix path to figure 3.86.


An immutable list is pretty much just a wrapper around an array. And if you create it again and again for methods like `then()`, or `getQueryParts()` you will end up using more memory than just storing the immutable list.


Above spacing was correct, below it is wrong.


Your correct spacing program didn't work correctly on this file. If you cherry pick the version of this that I have in my branch, I manually corrected the spacing.


Typos:
* "The first and **more** important resource inside a network is the link bandwidth." => "The first and **most** important resource inside a network is the link bandwidth."
* "In practice, full-mesh networks are rarely used **expected** when there are few network nodes and resiliency is key." => "In practice, full-mesh networks are rarely used **except** when there are few network nodes and resiliency is key."
* "The node buffers play an important role in the operation of the network because **that** can be used to absorb transient traffic peaks." => "The node buffers play an important role in the operation of the network because **they** can be used to absorb transient traffic peaks."
* "This `network congestion` problem is one of the most difficult resource sharing **problem** in computer networks." => "This `network congestion` problem is one of the most difficult resource sharing **problems** in computer networks."
* "The amount of buffering on the network node is the first **paper** that a network operator can tune to control congestion inside his network." => "The amount of buffering on the network node is the first **parameter** that a network operator can tune to control congestion inside his network."
* "[...] one of the first manifestation of congestion on network nodes is the saturation of the network links that leads to a growth in the occupancy of the buffers of the **node**" => "[...] one of the first manifestation of congestion on network nodes is the saturation of the network links that leads to a growth in the occupancy of the buffers of the **nodes**"
* "It may then return this information to the sending host to allow it to adapt its **retransmission** rate." => "It may then return this information to the sending host to allow it to adapt its **transmission** rate."
* "In virtual circuit networks, packet marking can be improved if the return packets **follow** the reverse path of the forward packets. => "In virtual circuit networks, packet marking can be improved if the return packets **follows** the reverse path of the forward packets."
* "If the packet header does not contain any bit **in the header** to represent the current congestion level, [...]" => "If the packet header does not contain any bit to represent the current congestion level, [...]"
* "Besides tackling congestion at each node, it is also possible **to change the divert** some traffic flows from heavily loaded links to reduce congestion." => "Besides tackling congestion at each node, it is also possible **to divert** some traffic flows from heavily loaded links to reduce congestion."
* "**However, the requested** is denied and the host will have to defer the creation of its virtual circuit." => "**Otherwise, the request** is denied and the host will have to defer the creation of its virtual circuit."
* "Then, it tries to retrieve each block from one of the hosts that **store** the block." => "Then, it tries to retrieve each block from one of the hosts that **stores** the block."
* "Thus, the **measured round-trip-time measured** is roughly 6 milliseconds if we ignore the propagation delay on the links." => "Thus, the **measured round-trip-time** is roughly 6 milliseconds if we ignore the propagation delay on the links."
* "Segment `data(0)` is sent **at acknowledgment** at roughly :math:`t_{0}+4`." => "Segment `data(0)` is sent **and acknowledged** at roughly :math:`t_{0}+4`. "


Ok, the reason for this was the code where you suggested the memory leak!


Cherry pick 21d4fa5b5dd68a195392e9e4c3aa3c1fb2bc4c77


I am going to revert this change for now.


The spacing change was incorrect. Please see my comments on 6ec359fc2a08b2608a7d7b070bc2ce2ba105df7a


you may be interested in https://github.com/jenkinsci/redmine-plugin/pull/17/files
i've spend two days to improve the regex matching. The code is not perfect, but it passed all my tests.


Thank you for noticing me. I'm OK for this change.


Bouuh mon texte :(


C'est pour être consistent avec player_id qui se trouve dans Types.

En fait, tu ne peux pas passer tous les id dans Types, et tu peux pas remettre celui de Player dans son fichier original.

Donc je suis d'accord c'est redondant mais c'était par consistance. Peut-être que c'est une erreur.


I want remove this condition. This method is not intended for end-users so you don't need to care for usage errors.


Is it working? Ambient display on cancro?
(Sorry, didn't wanna start a ruckus in the DevDB thread, ppl wud freak out...)


This class was intended to be used for in-memory representation of DataView (MemoryDataView), it seems like I forgot to remove it when I removed the MemoryDataView implementations pending a future PR.


Кажется, будто мерж этого файла произошел неудачно. У меня явно сломался поиск по графу. Во-первых, не сериализуется `decision`, вот в этом свиче:
```java
		switch(code)
		{
			case ABORTED:
				if(head != null)
					head.state.deploy();
				if(current != null)
					finalCost = current.g;
				else
					finalCost = 0;
			break;
			case CONDITION:
				finalCost = 0;
			break;
			case SUCCESS:
				databaseAddDecision();
			default:
				finalCost = current.g;
			break;
		}
```
почему-то попадаем в `default`.
Во-вторых, записи типа `OPEN` появляются не на своем месте. Вместо того, чтобы появляться перед `SPAWN`, они появляются где-то в конце. Вот скрин.

![dptsearch-problem](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/6528492/5606878/5d3ea206-9455-11e4-9503-c160e6e20234.png)

Я виню мерж, потому что не знаю, что еще могло это сломать.


Shhh!!!! Testing going on ;). Don't leak it in thread. hehe


soll hier `batman-adv` installiert werden?


it produces a 404 if the semester does not exist. i think that functionality should stay. but maybe the code should do this more explicitly, what do you think?


git側の設定を変えれば良いのかな、
*~ がファイル名のものなんて作らないし(フラグ)


Yes,
this is the [reference component](https://github.com/e-ucm/ead/blob/472c03659586306cfa6da65199142984656b4da9/build-tools/generators/src/main/resources/schema/engine/components/reference.json)
and it's being processed by this  [ReferenceProcessor](https://github.com/e-ucm/ead/blob/472c03659586306cfa6da65199142984656b4da9/engine/core/src/main/java/es/eucm/ead/engine/processors/assets/ReferenceProcessor.java) .
In the editor the processor is extended by the [EditorReferenceProcessor](https://github.com/e-ucm/ead/blob/8463de9c19fa2807f8e230d72c89bcc330de689c/editor/core/src/main/java/es/eucm/ead/editor/processors/EditorReferenceProcessor.java) so that the entity is loaded from the absolute path to the Mokap Library.

So, in my opinion, the resources of the referenced elements should be copied inside the project folder into library/ folder. Something like this:

~/Mokap/project_folder/library/referenced_entity5/...


It  just  swings  as  well


oki


Exactly why I commented here...
But is it working?


What do you mean with that? I have the fixed version for the leak, and get the above error...


Getting a number of errors when doing 'sbt clean test jacoco:check' (see below).

Steps to reproduce
1. git checkout -b clockfly-more_ut upstream/master
2. git pull https://github.com/clockfly/gearpump.git more_ut
3. sbt clean test jacoco:check

^[[0m[^[[31merror^[[0m] ^[[0mCould not run test org.apache.gearpump.util.TimeOutSchedulerSpec: com.typesafe.config.ConfigException$IO: /var/folders/v2/jbrt3tqj36z5j93d61yl8lnc0000gn/T/test1153388467049008281.conf: java.io.FileNotFoundException: /var/folders/v2/jbrt3tqj36z5j93d61yl8lnc0000gn/T/test1153388467049008281.conf (No such file or directory)^[[0m
com.typesafe.config.ConfigException$IO: /var/folders/v2/jbrt3tqj36z5j93d61yl8lnc0000gn/T/test1153388467049008281.conf: java.io.FileNotFoundException: /var/folders/v2/jbrt3tqj36z5j93d61yl8lnc0000gn/T/test1153388467049008281.conf (No such file or directory)


Build is commencing soon. Will get to know if it works alright in few hours ;)


I don't see why we would have that needed to be checked. We only need the course (which actually has to have a semester already).


Can you make .sh file with all of those you use? I think this will be very usefull for everyone.


Would this work?

~~~php
foreach ($class->getTraits() as $trait) {
    if ($result = self::searchTraitsForProperty($trait, $name)) {
        return $result;
    }
}
if ($class->hasProperty($name)) {
    return $class;
}
~~~


yeaa :+1:


Cat's game no longer infinite loops, and win conditions get into correct if block within notify winner. (The game will let you continue since there is nothing in the ifs...)


"!= false" is not needed here.

true != false -> true
false != false -> false

So please pass only UseGuildBank here. :+1:


This should do it:  1e386b6


First of all I merged the OpenClonk master branch again, so that your bugfix for the reloading bug is included. I'll see when the code has compiled.


It passes my tests so I'll look into it further.


$(hide) $(DTBTOOL) ????? can you pls explain me y $(hide) plss


It would allow further simplification `getDeclaringClass` as you can write just

~~~php
$class = self::searchTraitsForProperty($class, $reflection->getName());
~~~


self is not yet defined


I would prefer to rely on the user option.
WX28_API == true => use /usr/bin/wx-config-2.8
WX28_API == false => use /usr/bin/wx-config-3.0

It would be easier for testing on their side. Besides WX3 could bring additional dependencies (SDLx, GTK3) that might not work correctly. So let's keep a possibility to use wx2.8 without too much difficulties.


It is recommended to use `format` pep 3101[1]!

[1] https://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-3101/


@oksisane We should check this change for compatibility issues.


*+15 - 3rd Jan


@Oksisane This is supposed to be set on an individual file basis, so this is a note to undo this once we confirm it works.


@smo-key Already did. All of the methods already use concGyro-this outputs in 0-360 so concGyro would keep it the same.


@oksisane nvm, you fixed it in the next commit.  :+1:


Thanks for completing my unfinished work. :)


Yes.
The docker file submitted works.

I tried with both a base image of Debian and a base image of Ubuntu:14.04.
The Debian image was smaller. I suspect it is a slightly different version
of pip that results in it working without the flag.

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Why?


Could be. Let's let this settle a bit first - I'm not happy with how they're displaying etc. And there are a few different kinds of toggle (because bootstrap-toggle and Font Awesome don't quite get along).


:smiley:

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wrote:

> @smo-key <https://github.com/smo-key> Already did. All of the methods
> already use concGyro-this outputs in 0-360 so concGyro would keep it the
> same.
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r=saneyuki


copying works now in grunt build


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Why?

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@smo-key Also mod of negative numbers does the opposite of mod on positive numbers, which is what we want so:
-1 % 360 = 359
-360 % 360 = 0
-361 % 360 = 359
ect


Just to check: Does ReloadDef(Clonk) work in SkeletonAppend.ocs for you? I get this:
>Reloading Clonk from Clonk.ocd
Erasing animation Sleep from c:\editing\clonk\openclonk\build\planet\objects.ocd\clonk.ocd\clonk.skeleton
Appending animation Sleep to definition Clonk
C4AulScriptEngine linked - 51102 lines, 0 warnings, 0 errors
-> ReloadDef(Clonk)
 = 1
Reloading Bed from Bed.ocd
Erasing animation Sleep from c:\editing\clonk\openclonk\build\planet\objects.ocd\clonk.ocd\clonk.skeleton
Appending animation Sleep to definition Clonk
WARNING: Overloading animation 'Sleep' is not allowed. This animation already exists in 'Clonk'.
C4AulScriptEngine linked - 51102 lines, 0 warnings, 0 errors
-> ReloadDef(Bed)
 = 1


This is not good. The whole point of putting subscribe here is so you can call this right after creating the collection data. And if you do that and return the subscribe promise you lose the reference to the collection data,
And if you don't do that and only call subscribe after getting the collection data then you could have used $subscribe yourself...


Could do all them [apple touch icons](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2997437/what-size-should-apple-touch-icon-png-be-for-ipad-and-iphone-4)


42a8ea735749b2771c3a7c3e4a75822891b5af55 で無視リストを追加しました
なんかダブっていますね…また直します


@Oksisane I got that.... but I kinda liked the negative numbers...

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wrote:

> @smo-key <https://github.com/smo-key> Also mod of negative numbers does
> the opposite of mod on positive numbers, which is what we want so:
> -1 % 360 = 359
> -360 % 360 = 0
> -361 % 360 = 359
> ect
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>


Just fine! Thanks. The goal of this project is to be helpful to as many users as possible. This patch does not break things, so merged.


saw approval from saneyuki
at https://github.com/servo/servo/commit/79d052797823a7c26772bda84b8afeff92825306


merging servo/servo/pre-rustup_20141221 = 79d05279 into auto


servo/servo/pre-rustup_20141221 = 79d05279 merged ok, testing candidate = b8ab789a


I don't get the point of the META vs. MOD2 mask.  aren't they supposed to be different?  and if they aren't why would we need to use one in one way but the other in the other?

What I get from your comment and the code would be that META is a modifier but MOD2 is not?  this sounds real weird…

Also, the `VIRTUAL` suffix really doesn't make thinks clearer for me, so maybe we'd need better names if this is really useful.


Okay. It's probably < 1.5 then.

All looks well, but will check building it tonight. Am at CES so give me some time :)


For me it is
>Stack trace:
0 openclonk-debug!std::_Tree<std::_Tmap_traits<float,StdMeshKeyFrame,std::less<float>,std::allocator<std::pair<float const ,StdMeshKeyFrame> >,0> >::_Lbound+0x2b [c:\program files (x86)\microsoft visual studio 13.0\vc\include\xtree @ 2089]
1 openclonk-debug!std::_Tree<std::_Tmap_traits<float,StdMeshKeyFrame,std::less<float>,std::allocator<std::pair<float const ,StdMeshKeyFrame> >,0> >::lower_bound+0x3d [c:\program files (x86)\microsoft visual studio 13.0\vc\include\xtree @ 1580]
2 openclonk-debug!StdMeshTrack::GetTransformAt+0x5f [c:\editing\clonk\openclonk\src\lib\stdmesh.cpp @ 295]
3 openclonk-debug!StdMeshInstance::AnimationNode::GetBoneTransform+0xa2 [c:\editing\clonk\openclonk\src\lib\stdmesh.cpp @ 730]
4 openclonk-debug!StdMeshInstance::UpdateBoneTransforms+0x1b5 [c:\editing\clonk\openclonk\src\lib\stdmesh.cpp @ 1319]

When I ReloadDef(ClonkIncluder)


I know this is relatively minor, but I have to say this is a really really cool commit!

I tested it out and can confirm that #103 is fixed on OS X. Now, my application which calculates "delta movement" of mouse when a button is pressed down to move the camera no longer has an unexpected jump if I happen to start dragging without first moving the cursor by at least one pixel. It was happening because my application was told an incorrect starting cursor position of (0, 0) which then jumps to its actual value after first mouse move.

Anyway, I am really glad to see this finally fixed, and knowing that all (future) apps using GLFW will no longer have this issue (unless there's a regression, which should be easier to fix) really puts a smile on my face! Thank you @elmindreda! This made my day. :D


We won't want to try this logic after an unexpected `#`. It would cause it to lex `#someName` as if it were an identifier.

Instead, you can keep this in the default case where it was before. Then...


...just call `lexError()` here.


(And another app of mine that highlights UI elements on mouse hover can now correctly highlight an element if the mouse happens to be already on top when the app is started! Delightful!)


Very nice! Can you add a test to ensure we get an error on a `#` without a following `!` too?


ReloadDef(Clonk) seems to work in SkeletonAppend.ocs.

For such memory corruption bugs I typically use valgrind to get stacktraces, since "normal" debuggers such as gdb and the Visual Studio debugger sometimes can only show the crash some time after the actual error in the program. Valgrind has an extra layer around every memory access and is therefore more accurate (and much slower).


TARGET_ARCH = armv7 on arm and TARGET_ARCH = arm on armv7!
Pls, fix.
And good build, before on start app crush on libMinetest.so!
(Start build and see logcat).
Please, fix


love the new name


Shouldn't that be the non-virtual one?  or has the virtual one been added to the event?


Thanks :)


same


Fine! I've [wrote](http://forums.smallnetbuilder.com/showthread.php?p=157363#post157363) a small HOW-TO use it on some Asus home routers.


some tests failed:
failure: http://build.servo.org/builders/linux2/builds/454


You are trying to use 'optional' for $name field, but 'optional' is deprecated. Use 'nullable' instead of 'optional'.


merge


Would it be more concise to always just pass self, and self.document, without any tests? In the usual browser environment, window == self, so I think this should then work in both the usual and web-worker contexts.


bts


I try to run the program, it does not work

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it is my understanding that IE9 does not provide `self` as a global


Hum, OK, reading the GDK docs further helped.

IIUC, we should ideally use [`gdk_keymap_get_modifier_mask(keymap, GDK_MODIFIER_INTENT_PRIMARY_ACCELERATOR)`](https://developer.gnome.org/gdk3/stable/gdk3-Keyboard-Handling.html#gdk-keymap-get-modifier-mask) and [`gdk_keymap_add_virtual_modifiers()`](https://developer.gnome.org/gdk3/stable/gdk3-Keyboard-Handling.html#gdk-keymap-add-virtual-modifiers), but they are a too recent.

But now I wonder why in certain location you use the virtual one and in certain similar ones the non-virtual one.  As I understand it, we should always use the virtual one and only add it if necessary when there is the non-virtual one.  In which case it makes a lot of sense for `gtk_accelerator_get_default_mod_mask()` not to include the non-virtual version.


Thank You, I will kill my fork shortly

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r+ rollup

Thanks!


As I understand it we pretty much have no reason to ever use the non-virtual one, have we?


is it possible to just revert this so music is not too loud in higan? I can build my own of course


Что делает магия в коде ?


Je suis désolé…
Mais @Artymort me l'a demandé. (Comme je balance !)

On pourrait rajouter un `make awesome` qui utilise l'ancien texte.


@arthurvr Did you mean to have the single quote after jQuery?


```java
if (!index.entries.empty())
```


Ouais, mais tu as déjà un conflit avec Building.t et Unit.t alors…


r=aturon p=10


De plus, comme le type est exposé, il n'y aura pas de conflit…


Thanks. Looks like this should be dealt with in the base module with a simple xmlid rename though.


Hi, what's new in this release?


The sole purpose of these changes seems to be adding violations of the [
Naming Guidelines](https://github.com/dotnet/corefx/wiki/Framework%20Design%20Guidelines%20Digest#naming-guidelines).

Why?


How about `.map(convertScalaToJavaScript(AnyRefBSONHandler.read(_))(context, scope)`?
Isn't there any performance reduction by sequential `map` function calls?


TeamCity OsmSharp :: GitHub - OsmSharp [Build 918](http://build.osmsharp.com:8080/viewLog.html?buildId=4059&buildTypeId=bt16) is now running


"маркетинговую компанию"
Стоит и тут заменить "компанию" на "кампанию"
Shoud use "кампания" insted of "компания"


@mgreter, this was causing also issue. As in case of file context, we are already setting file in context's ctor.


update this


Terrific.


Just change the FULL_VOLUME constant and DUCKED_VOLUME and you should be good


Some relate?
https://github.com/linuxmint/Cinnamon/issues/3764
https://github.com/linuxmint/Cinnamon/issues/3558


A great improvement over my code!


@HugoViala Il reste à vérifier que la définition des faces adjacentes est bien appliquée aux bons cubies : setAnchoredRows est-il bien configuré ? Il me semble qu'il faut faire une rotation de -pi/2.


one more..


here as well


@paulomorgado Those naming guidelines are only for publicly-accessible identifiers. These fields would actually fall under the [C# Coding Style](https://github.com/dotnet/corefx/wiki/Contributing#c-coding-style) rules, where this commit *fixes* several issues. However, rule 9 indicates that the existing style should take precedence, and the [Style](https://github.com/dotnet/corefx/wiki/Contributing#style) section explicitly states:

> **DO NOT** send PRs for style changes. We'd rather handle them holistically and they are tough to review and merge.


This is not generally true. (e.g. [this query](http://overpass-turbo.eu/s/6Q0) selects [way 284890039](http://www.openstreetmap.org/way/284890039) even when both its nodes are outside the bbox). What you probably mean is that it does not include ways (and relations) that do not *cross* the particular bounding box (such as when a large polygon is enclosing a bbox).


add here the `pay-table` (or maybe we should change it to `table-pay`)


Updated in #577


Fix indentation!


Great change!


Blah


holy cow!


How do I use valgrind? The download is also pretty slow :D

Also, the crash happens only if the `ClonkIncluder` Clonks are visible (== playing animations) while the reload happens. Would be reasonable, wouldn't it? `StdMeshSkeletonLoader::DoResetSkeletons()` removes the included animations and creates them again. So the next keyframe could have a problem with that. Unfortunately I have no idea, what to do here.

Reloading with the Clonk sleeping in the bed in SkeletonAppend.ocs was no problem, probably because the animation is just that pose...


all tests pass:
success: http://buildbot.rust-lang.org/builders/auto-mac-32-opt/builds/3008
success: http://buildbot.rust-lang.org/builders/auto-mac-64-opt/builds/3002
success: http://buildbot.rust-lang.org/builders/auto-mac-64-nopt-t/builds/3003
success: http://buildbot.rust-lang.org/builders/auto-linux-32-opt/builds/2994
success: http://buildbot.rust-lang.org/builders/auto-linux-32-nopt-t/builds/2994
success: http://buildbot.rust-lang.org/builders/auto-linux-64-opt/builds/2997
success: http://buildbot.rust-lang.org/builders/auto-linux-64-nopt-t/builds/2990
success: http://buildbot.rust-lang.org/builders/auto-linux-64-x-android-t/builds/2985
success: http://buildbot.rust-lang.org/builders/auto-win-32-opt/builds/2661
success: http://buildbot.rust-lang.org/builders/auto-win-32-nopt-t/builds/2659
success: http://buildbot.rust-lang.org/builders/auto-win-64-opt/builds/1498
success: http://buildbot.rust-lang.org/builders/auto-win-64-nopt-t/builds/1489


fast-forwarding master to auto = 260e4611


This improvement had been on my mind ... thanks for adding it.


I'm in no rush. I already have my docker image ;)

Enjoy!

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> Okay. It's probably < 1.5 then.
>
> All looks well, but will check building it tonight. Am at CES so give me
> some time :)
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though I added this to pass the test, the test for this collector is flaw. It cannot handler the change of ``psutil`` API as this case. I think it only test the regex matching part.

I'm attempting to implement a test that will use process which running test code as an input  https://github.com/hvnsweeting/Diamond/commit/383429ee8bbe7d03c2ec63d1de79e402dd2b56c9 though
I got this output error because of process rss changing during test:

````
FAIL: test (testprocessresources.TestProcessResourcesCollector)
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "/Users/hvn/python2/lib/python2.7/site-packages/mock.py", line 1201, in patched
    return func(*args, **keywargs)
  File "/Users/hvn/Github/FOSS/Diamond/src/collectors/processresources/test/testprocessresources.py", line 232, in test
    self.this_process.memory_info_ex().rss)
  File "/Users/hvn/Github/FOSS/Diamond/test.py", line 173, in assertPublished
    msg=message)
AssertionError: this_process.memory_info_ex.rss: actual 11440128L, expected 11583488L
````

can we have a test that just make sure the published value > INPUT? that will help test the real data.


r+ rollup


#1625 should generate fresh bottles. Due to an error on my part, the bottles previously generated weren't built against Aqua.


I like it! Didn't even cross my mind to make use of constructor.name :) Thanks for the insight!

> Does this still check against the list of orientations specified in the .json file? Looks like it's just checking against _ORIENTATION_SUPPORTED_ORIENTATIONS now...

In the end that `supportedPreferences.json` file added only unnecessary clutter so I decided to leave it out altogether. Furthermore, it seemed like a better idea to have that information in the platform parsers (if at all), which is actually exactly what you suggest above. However, I'm still wondering if it's worth while (maintainability-wise) to check whether or not the user has supplied a valid platform-specific orientation. For now the code is making somewhat a compromise by checking the platform-specific value against the supported global orientations, which, when I think about it, sounds wrong to begin with :grin:

So, we should either keep track of the valid orientations for each platform and check the platform-specific value against them (and warn when it's invalid) OR just trust the user and not validate the platform-specific value. I'm leaning towards the latter since I think the added benefit of the validation is not worth the maintainability burden. The validation should probably anyway be left to the native SDKs.

For now, I'll refactor the helpers implementation with just the platform parser name argument:

``` js
/**
  * @param {String}  [name]       Platform parser constructor.name
  */
function Helpers(name) {} ()
```


OK, that's a lot of noise from me but I'm starting to get the pieces together and get it.  So, META is only added for *modifiers*, and not for a key alone, right?  In this case, shouldn't we rather *add* META when we see MOD2 but we want to match META?
This would add a test but would probably be easier to understand, wouldn't it?  Like
```c
#ifdef __APPLE__
    if (event->state & GDK_MOD2_MASK)
        event->state |= GDK_META_MASK;
#endif
```
or something like this.  It could probably be hidden behind some function or macro so that it's easier to use, like this maybe:

```c
GdkModifierType keybindings_get_modifiers(GdkModifierType mods)
{
#ifdef __APPLE__
    if (mods & GDK_MOD2_MASK)
        mods |= GEANY_PRIMARY_MOD_MASK_VIRTUAL;
#endif
    return mods & gtk_accelerator_get_default_mod_mask();
}
```


When parseNamespace was false, the entire eventString was sent to Riemann. This eventString include the metric, type and service name. As such, the changing value of a metric resulted in a different event name in Riemann. I don't think this is correct. foo:10|c should be the same event name as foo:100|c but with a different metic.


Style should be one param per line if the line exceeds 100 chars.


Indent seems off for this comment.


Good!  We need a process for working through all the node types -- @jirutka has a list of them in his the README for asciidoctor-doctest: https://github.com/asciidoctor/asciidoctor-doctest


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saw approval from aturon
at https://github.com/nikomatsakis/rust/commit/537139ee00c3519435998bab45431f10285ec7a7


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@avelino I can rewrite this tutorial to ensure compliance with PEP8, but first, the code should work with the latest version of Bottle. Some PEP8 improvements have been introduced here to improve readability.


This looks partially wrong, as it might be triggered by both keyboard and mouse.  But I guess it's the whole test that is suspicious and is only supposed to catch `<primary>LBM` and `space`.


True. That should have been `jQuery's`.


Doesn't this already happen here: https://github.com/Homebrew/homebrew/blob/cdea65e02567f05448cc1db62505810fc581887c/Library/brew.rb#L176-177


I don't think this using is required. I don't see anything referencing it xox.


>>Another thing is that I get a core and crashlog on every Kodi restart (selected from Kodi shutdown menu). Is this a known issue?

>no clue. it has nothing to do with this pr (EDIT: err.. commit) ;)

Right. I think at has something to do with the signal handler you added sometime ago (https://github.com/OpenELEC/OpenELEC.tv/blob/master/packages/mediacenter/kodi/patches/kodi-999.03-0001-handle-SIGTERM.patch), because I once got a callstack where the signal handler appeared in the middel of something in thread 1 and it then crashed somewhere in CApplication::Stop().


``<filepath:re:.*>`` can be rewritten as ``<filepath:path>``


Same here: ``<fname:path>``


saw approval from Ms2ger
at https://github.com/MeghaGupta/servo/commit/50310968536c615f1331f3dc8b2b1352230816ee


merging MeghaGupta/servo/typeid = 50310968 into auto


MeghaGupta/servo/typeid = 50310968 merged ok, testing candidate = 2e17cae5


So, after a lot of fuss, I guess the logic here is OK, but I'd probably rewrite it to have only 1 public mask, and a function to properly map it when needed.


thank you


Could you add a usage example in the `try-out` directory for the `aquote` environnment?  We should also add code to `module Html5ConverterExtensions` (beginning at https://github.com/asciidoctor/asciidoctor-latex/blob/master/lib/asciidoctor/latex/converter.rb#L90) to make this environment available the html backend.  I use these extensions in http:/www./noteshare,io .


I've just run http://run.plnkr.co/plunks/j5HdRqOrhWHdPbCxtnQn/ in IE 9, which seems to suggest that `self` is global, and `===` equal to `window`.


@bors: retry

 - #3595


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The idea is aligning the comment with the suppress it justifies.  Then for the suppress I'm aligning with the line it suppresses a check on.  Not sure if this looks better post-explanation.

Note there is an Rb here for comments: https://rbcommons.com/s/twitter/r/1562


Why bool can't be vectorized?


I'll fix that up.  It would be nice though for a Twitter-folk to publish the java style guide esp for the bits not enforced by checkstyle.  Flying blind out here.


abs_path ist möglicherweise undefiniert (fehlt bei if ein { } ?)


I do not understand this renaming. **Resumed** and **Unpaused** mean about the same thing - something that was previously paused, and then went out from this state. But, as I understand it, this filter for those torrents that are not paused now (not necessarily paused before). So here is a more appropriate **Nonpaused** name.


I was looking for a Cohen or a Farner to review this but neither of you are in the twitter RBCommons group.  Not sure if you want to do reviews on commons in general, but if you're game, I think Chris A. has slots he can hand out.


Nazwa


Update


@twinaphex FYI


stimmt, danke.


This affects #2


Good catch, fixed in a7a6aec3e5ae.


Looks good to me.


zmien nazwe na _leftPanelPosition


Why 16? and not T?


I'll try again


Fixed: https://rbcommons.com/s/twitter/r/1562/diff/1-2/


Hi Justin; thanks for your mail.

>  1. I think "sixth mass extinction" (no caps) is a more
>     technical/accurate term than the popular science "Sixth Great
>     Extinction", just in case that matters.

I think what's happening is big enough to merit the caps (and even a
doomful theme song).

>  2. I don't think that I expect ecology to be "fed" that well - the link
>     to human well-being is fairly indirect compared to, say, energy
>     engineering and medicine, both of which I think will receive a huge
>     influx of people and money.

I've tweaked to explain my reasoning.

>  3. I think a downside of your third proposal is that it makes it very
>     hard to recover from a "bad project" that causes a break in your
>     research chain...
>     Ironically, your proposal could lead
>     science to become more conservative, as it increases the cost of
>     failure.

Financial ruin is a real risk for most entrepreneurs, and yet I see much
more real innovation in business than in academia.

Cheers,
Greg

--
Email longa, vita brevis.


Yes, you are right. I missed that :-(


Will be gone In my next commit.


were are the step by styep instructions


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Getting `error: wrong number of type arguments: expected 0, found 1`


were are the step by step instructions


Looks great! One thing  - please change the comment to use the style present in the rest of the file:

```ObjC
/**  Sets the boundaries of wrap.
 Uses [editor.getSession().setWrapLimitRange()](http://ace.ajax.org/#EditSession.setWrapLimitRange).
 @param range Range within which lines should be constrained. Typically range.location will be 0.
 @see setWrappingBehavioursEnabled:
 @see setUseSoftWrap:
 */
```


This event is fired for all users who in the room even if they do not have it currently selected. Perhaps this alert message should be more specific, instead of "This room..."?


Created PR https://github.com/PX4/Firmware/pull/1581


czy jesli jest zero, to nie mozna juz wyjsc po prostu z tej funkcji? i tak nie bedziemy nic przesuwac, wiec niepotrzebne dalsze dzialania


Created PR #1581


another line


Это меняет время задержки и спавна. Поменяв с 5 скунд на 1 ничего не получишь. Надо манипулировать удаленностью от игроков. То есть именно для квадриков, если игрока в радиусе 5 метров нету, то убирать квадр и спавнить на начальном месте. Сейчас это один параметр для всего PARAMS_VehicleRespawnDistance


This comment is is true anymore?


Coole Sache!


We want to convey here the opposite of "Paused". "Unpaused" was a poor choice afterall. It's not even a proper English word.
Another candidate was "Running".
I get what you mean here though. IMO there isn't a suitable one word description. If we break the one word "rule" the next best possible term in "Non-paused".
See the forum thread that started this: http://qbforums.shiki.hu/index.php/topic,3037.0.html
Also tagging @chrishirst here too.


all tests pass:
success: http://build.servo.org/builders/linux1/builds/456
success: http://build.servo.org/builders/linux2/builds/455
success: http://build.servo.org/builders/android/builds/491
success: http://build.servo.org/builders/mac1/builds/672
success: http://build.servo.org/builders/mac2/builds/673


nope. the signal handler is unlikely to be related. it ensures you can reboot/shutdown even if otherwise kodi would deadlock (or just crash and restart itself). with our sighandler we call Stop() when TERM is received. (or Restartapp builtin fires, but thats another story..) if it crashes at Stop() - it would likely crash without the sighandler, too.


Done that now in #119


You really want to evaluate the argument and doing the full allocation?


fast-forwarding master to auto = 2e17cae5


Well, with the latest refactor the 'nothing' local var is optional - here we need it for special case.


I meant I'll recode the creation script. I'm not going to do this manually every time I upload. It has to be automatic.


I have included the try-out in a new branch and sent a pull  request. About
the HTML extension I have no idea how this works or is used. So I cannot
help at this moment.

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wrote:

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> environnment? We should also add code to module Html5ConverterExtensions
> (beginning at
> https://github.com/asciidoctor/asciidoctor-latex/blob/master/lib/asciidoctor/latex/converter.rb#L90)
> to make this environment available the html backend. I use these extensions
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Does this comment suggest that the `aln.other = ` line can be dropped? Can you please explain why?


saw approval from saneyuki
at https://github.com/servo/servo/commit/79d052797823a7c26772bda84b8afeff92825306


servo/servo/pre-rustup_20141221 = 79d05279 merged ok, testing candidate = ba8cf6b0


merging servo/servo/pre-rustup_20141221 = 79d05279 into auto


r+


Still not a datepicker plugin - too much injected code. I suppose you're still working on this?


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$ git add -A


Clear


OK! My bad!

But I would argue that that's not a __C# Coding Style__. It's some __C Coding Style__ (as mentioned on §1.).

§4. is there just to justify §3.

§9. renders everything useless because it states that whatever the style was used in the first times is the one that prevails. Which didn't happen here.

StyleCop rules are a lot more consistent. And there's a tool for them. And there's, at least, two projects I know that are creating Roslyn diagnostics and fixes for it.


Also fixed some warnings in BWAPILIBTest


The indentation is also wrong here.


But then the function should be called optUnsignedIntAttribute() to make its function clear.


Put caps in and evened out some of the stats...  seeing 11's and 19's were driving me crazy   lol
had Omni check, all should be crash free.


Yes exactly, you understand it correctly.

As for the naming/implementation, I basically copied the macros from gtkprivate.h from Gtk 2.24.25 - it's just called there GTK_DEFAULT_ACCEL_MOD_MASK and GTK_DEFAULT_ACCEL_MOD_MASK_VIRTUAL and used them similarly to GTK.

I guess we could do what you suggest. The keybindings_get_modifiers() should be made public so the plugins can use it (and in the documentation suggest using it instead of gtk_accelerator_get_default_mod_mask()) and remove the _VIRTUAL suffix from GEANY_PRIMARY_MOD_MASK_VIRTUAL (or if you have a better idea about the name, just tell me).


Does that comma have to be there?


I don't like lifetime elision in general... is there a strong style rule for using it in rustc?


The docs in L363 and L373 still say “or `null` to perform the conversion according to the default locale” even though that’s no longer supported.


此处开始存在多处 strBuf.length() - targetStart 运算


Yes, this is what I assumed it's supposed to catch.


The struct fields are public for use by other parts of the compiler, but plugin authors shouldn't use them, so they are marked `#[doc(hidden)]`.


MIN 是宏定义，所以参数会多次运算，建议修改为 inline 函数，或者提前计算好参数再代入  MIN。


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Why not $(INSTALL_BIN) instead of CP + chmod?


_indexed_setter 会进行边界检查，是比较慢速的赋值，建议将 targetBuffer 强制转换为 Buffer，然后获取 m_data，直接 memcpy。


Pasar archivos a rama gh-pages


Space  this.baseAspect = initBaseAspect();


space ret += this.baseAspect + "\n\n";


space


Just realized I forgot to also edit the other attacking functions with the same three lines


In China, we can't access client3.google.com, so I use this script to disable captive_portal_detection, other countries do not need this script, thanks for fix it.


This file will eventually be removed, but not in this PR because we still want to test JavaMOPAgent and other parts (such as -s), and javamop -agent is easier in those cases.


As it stands, it displays things like "Hebrew arceusfire" with the species as lowercase. Can you get the proper display name off `template` instead?


You may also need to update https://github.com/runtimeverification/javamop/blob/agent/docs/Usage.md, search for JavaMOPAgent_ there.


This was a solution for me Thanks


I'm pretty sure Ramses II as Groudon overwrites this weather.


Awesome, my last four commits smashed the 3.3 and 3.4 builds, and I totally ignored it...


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sdfdasfsadfdsaasdsadsadasddsfafgfdag


looks interesting


Yes I think this is a good change. We just need to update tests to expect `ElementNotFoundError` rather than `NameError`.


https://windows.github.com/
Try using github to make changes to existing code


typo


Closes #5


It's called implicitly by a large number of ruby methods.

The places where it appears explicitly in our code are very much intentional.


But what about the order of things that don't aggregate? Lets say I added `'2014-10-27T05:30:00Z', 'end': '2014-10-27T06:30:00Z'` and `'start': '2014-11-03T05:30:00Z', 'end': '2014-11-03T06:30:00Z'` first and then added `'start': '2014-10-13T02:30:00Z', 'end': '2014-10-13T03:30:00Z'` and `'start': '2014-10-20T02:30:00Z', 'end': '2014-10-20T03:30:00Z'`.

Is it going to come out as `Mi1-2 M 2:30 Mi3-4 M 5:30` as expected or in the wrong order: `Mi3-4 M 5:30 Mi1-2 M 2:30`?


Fixes #7


请叫我臭屌丝


Is it neccessary to update other project.properties file such as ./runtime/android/core_internal_shell/project.properties?


👍 thanks!


We need to use clazz.getName instead of clazz.getCanonicalName

For example, if we define a class in Object.
```
package some.package

Object Container {

class A extends Actor {
  def receive : Receive = {case _=>}
}

}
```

classOf[A].getCanonicalName will return some.package.Container.A

While
classOf[A].getName will return  some.package.Container$A

Only the latter can be resolved by class loader.


虽然看不懂，但来占个位置表示我来过了


help me fix compile error, ubuntu 14.04

`/home/wow/trinitycorefunsos/src/server/scripts/Custom/npc_supporter.cpp: In static member function ‘static bool npc_supporter::HandleBGQueueLookupCommand(ChatHandler*, const char*)’:
/home/wow/trinitycorefunsos/src/server/scripts/Custom/npc_supporter.cpp:53:19: error: ‘itr’ does not name a type
         for (auto itr : bgQueue.m_QueuedPlayers)
                   ^
/home/wow/trinitycorefunsos/src/server/scripts/Custom/npc_supporter.cpp:62:9: error: expected ‘;’ before ‘return’
         return true;
         ^
/home/wow/trinitycorefunsos/src/server/scripts/Custom/npc_supporter.cpp:62:9: error: expected primary-expression before ‘return’
/home/wow/trinitycorefunsos/src/server/scripts/Custom/npc_supporter.cpp:62:9: error: expected ‘;’ before ‘return’
/home/wow/trinitycorefunsos/src/server/scripts/Custom/npc_supporter.cpp:62:9: error: expected primary-expression before ‘return’
/home/wow/trinitycorefunsos/src/server/scripts/Custom/npc_supporter.cpp:62:9: error: expected ‘)’ before ‘return’
make[2]: *** [src/server/scripts/CMakeFiles/scripts.dir/Custom/npc_supporter.cpp.o] Ошибка 1
make[2]: *** Ожидание завершения заданий...
make[1]: *** [src/server/scripts/CMakeFiles/scripts.dir/all] Ошибка 2
make: *** [all] Ошибка 2`


the current code doesn't introduce support for git-urls, I'm planning to add support for git-urls next week :
https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CB-8239.

The changes to add git url support will require some changes to the lazy_load.js module because currently, it only works with apache's git repos and downloads .tgz files.


I think the Sampi `AddJobs` route can be changed to `POST /cluster/hosts/jobs` or `/cluster/jobs`, since each `host.Job` will specify it's own job ID. It's a bit uneven when compared with `DeleteJob` yes, but we'll refactor it later I believe.


陆续把一些对写得渣渣的文章下架


`A valid serie id must be specified` to be consistent


Do we need to ensure that the user can create events in the specified series?


TESTS FAILED
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Nvm, looks like that's already present in `canCreateEvent`


Isn't this potentially going to call the callback multiple times?


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only this project.properties file is contained in the source tree. Others are generated when you trying to import them into eclipse. :)


I am a nice comment


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Thanks.


What is the different between: org.assertj.core.api.Assertions.failBecauseExceptionWasNotThrown and
org.assertj.core.api.Fail.failBecauseExceptionWasNotThrown ?


Fair point. It passes the regression tests here -- but then we do not check the original values.


Addresses #1


@apanda, just a heads up. Not necessarily something we need to fix, but I discovered that invoking peek() multiple times gets into some sort of deadlock. (using the term loosely, as I'm not sure that there's actually circular locking)


TESTS FAILED
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 plone-5.0-python-2.7 [FAILURE]


This matcher is not needed by the non-ngOptions tests.


This test has been moved down into the ngOptions section