Since there are more exceptions than those that follow the rule, it's probably better to call out the cases it applies to.  E.g. "All field names must consist of one of these keywords; additionally, ``param`` and ``type`` must also include an argument."


Maybe i instead? input => i, but I guess you went for target => t


OK, I'll leave it as a member variable initialized with a default value.

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wrote:

> Okay, if you don't think it will often need to be adjusted, then I think
> using the env var could be fine, or even just leaving it as a member
> variable with a defautl value. If someone is up for the task, they can
> figure out a programmatic way to set it.
>
> From: Lawrence Love [mailto:notifications@github.com]
> Sent: Tuesday, January 27, 2015 12:21 PM
> To: lawlove/vogl
> Cc: Peter Lohrmann
> Subject: Re: [vogl] UI: Color code timeline for groups (6b3d159)
>
>
> I had added it during development to fine-tune the offset value and hadn't
> planned on it being adjusted by the user. In testing, I expanded the
> timeline to various widths from its minimum up to spanning two monitors
> (3286 pixels in x). Sometimes I would see a glitch that didn't seem to be
> affected by any offset. But after slightly moving the vogleditor
> vertically, the problem seemed to go away and the default offset worked
> fine. So I have a bit of insecurity about that and left it in as kind of a
> temporary development backdoor item in case there was feedback that
> something didn't look right.
>
> I agree it's probably better to have it in the settings just in case even
> if not, or rarely, used, but at the time I hadn't planned on it needing
> adjustment.
>
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Looks good.  Ship it!


OK - will do.

On Tue, Jan 27, 2015 at 1:17 PM, Peter Lohrmann <notifications@github.com>
wrote:

> I'm fine with using "Draw calls".
>
> From: Lawrence Love [mailto:notifications@github.com]
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> To: lawlove/vogl
> Cc: Peter Lohrmann
> Subject: Re: [vogl] UI: Color code timeline for groups (6b3d159)
>
>
> Yes, thanks for the reminder. I like "Draw Calls" if you don't have a
> stronger preference... Although I could imagine someone naming one or more
> of their debug marker groups likewise. How about taking it a bit further to
> make it more distinctive by prefixing the label with something, e.g.
> "VOGL", e.g.
>
> VOGL: State changes
> VOGL: Draw calls
> ?
>
> Although if you're comfortable with "Draw calls" by itself I'd be
> satisfied with that. It can easily be changed if there's any backwash
> against it.
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I agree that that is slightly better. I have done this in a new commit.


Thats what I was trying to come up with but couldn't think of it. I agree that looks better.


t as argument name? ouch


looks wicked. you want need call the destructor of the unique_ptrs? shouldn't data.policies.erease() do that?
Or do you really want to "destroy" the policies vector itself.


I thought we weren't going to do this in validation, as per #2457, #1264, #2094, and #2395?

Also, is this check even still valid? Can't we allocate multiple IP addresses to external services now?


Nice :+1:
Don't have any similar files to check how they look like in MediaInfo if there is some attribute which stores web-dl format directly from stream and not from custom string added (or not added) by users. Can you check it if it is detectable by some specifics of the video stream?
Thx


Please try harder to prevent such pointless merges. They manage to confuse even github: https://github.com/zeniko/unarr/commits/master


I'd split the iterator portion into its own section (which would immediately follow the plain method case), to keep this chunk from trying to accomplish too much.


These links are broken. Can you please prepend with `http://`


yeahhhhhhhhhhhhh


Yeah, it's not that anyone would import it, it's that it's non-trivial, and therefore easier to maintain if in the same place as all the rest of the code. For me anything in a scripts/ should be a trivial shell wrapper, not code that does stuff.


I wonder how many people will understand all implications of this expression.


In my case when using the extension .css.scss for the main stylesheet it never finds it. Maybe there could be a way to implement a custom extension without breaking the original functionality?


I think I already posted this, but, yes, I'd like to break up types.go into separate packages: #1744. Let's do it before it gets to 10k LOC. :-)


If they don't want to dive into all the details of the signature section, they'd be completely lost about what the description is.  I think this is friendlier


**jshint.W086**: Expected a 'break' statement before 'case'.


**jshint.W041**: Use '===' to compare with 'null'.


Nice, this could be quite useful. Of course, sometimes I want to contract along non-trailing dimensions, but this is the straightforward gemm generalization, so I'll take it.


As you, i 'm also new to opencv and eclipse. For while i am not able to teach you, but I can continue to exchange some ideas on the subject.


Excelent, got it up and running, builds fine and I can now contribute changes! Lemme do some more testing, then tonight I'll fix tracking and arrows.


Is there a reason to have disabled entries appear in breadcrumbs?


good job


I've come up with additional patch in https://github.com/ampl/mp/issues/25#issuecomment-71741337 that hopefully addresses the issue in a more portable way using `fedisableexcept` from glibc's `fenv.h`. Could you try it out?


`labelledby: 'error-heading'` ??


Fair enough


Yes, ::unlink works.


What about using underscores _.each here?
declaring var in loop is uncool :)


I almost decided not to have it, but a top level type seems like something that should be called out specifically in an index or search results (instead of just data). For example,

```chpl
/* Domain useful for all array computations in this module. */
type ThomasDomain = domain(3);
config const n = 10;
```

documented as:

```rst
.. chpl:type:: type ThomasDomain

    Domain useful for all array computations in this module.

.. chpl:data:: config const n
```

In the index (and search results), `ThomasDomain` will be represented as a `type` and `n` will be represented as `data`. Without the separate directive, ThomasDomain would should up as `data` in the index and search results. It would still display correctly, but it seemed useful to distinguish types defined in a module and const/var/param/etc values.

Keep in mind, the author of the rst can still use `.. chpl:data:: type ThomasDomain` if they want to represent a type as data.

I did not make a special type directive for classes/records, since those define generics and feel more like attributes of the class/record.


*exists :D


owner O.o


100% doesn't work on iOS safari. We should use only 100%.


Seems a pity to create a potentially large object when we only need to check the first one.

Maybe change `keys=()` to `first_key=None` in `_require_dataset_id`?


You may want to provide an example of a dotted name.  I knew what you were referring to, but others may have to think about it more.


I think this may be missing '#include <linux/unistd.h>'. I get the following when building:

rapl_crash.c: In function ‘perf_event_open’:
rapl_crash.c:20:17: error: ‘__NR_perf_event_open’ undeclared (first use in this function)
  return syscall(__NR_perf_event_open,hw_event_uptr, pid, cpu,
                 ^
rapl_crash.c:20:17: note: each undeclared identifier is reported only once for each function it appears in
rapl_crash.c:22:1: warning: control reaches end of non-void function [-Wreturn-type]
 }
 ^
make[1]: *** [rapl_crash.o] Error


next initial commit


Good job mate :+1:


Ah, I see you did this later in the section.  You may want to reference it here at your first use.


SynisterWolf liked this post.


This is okay as a quick hack, but it's a bad approach long-term. Deleting documents can take a long time, and all those files will be locked for the entire duration.

Better is to delete the files first. Something like:

```sql
WITH
  deleted_documents AS (
    DELETE FROM document
    WHERE document_set_id = $documentSetId
    RETURNING file_id
  ),
  file_ids AS (
    SELECT id
    FROM file
    WHERE id IN (SELECT DISTINCT file_id FROM deleted_documents)
    FOR UPDATE
  )
UPDATE file
SET reference_count = reference_count - 1
WHERE id IN (SELECT id FROM file_ids)
```


"searched"


Oh, good call, that should work. Thanks!


Works your way!


ah, yeah. I should have asked!


Never mind... file:/// URI conversion issues should have be resolved in 5c80fc8262aa59bacfe94dadfbec9744e7832e67.


Do you mean this order is attempted first?  I'm a little confused by that sentence (lines 295-296)


http://jsbin.com/noribi/9/edit?html,console,output

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> I'm not sure I know what you mean. Could you make a jsbin showing this?
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Nice: a misspelling of "woops" in the commit title here... awesome


yay!  Less warnings.


Now i only say this once more stop bother me with your nonsense... stay away from my github account
if you only want to talk bullshit!!!


So ``~`` means only display the last section?


![Image of Start Screen]
(https://s3.amazonaws.com/pangr-images/Screen+Shot+2015-01-27+at+5.34.50+PM.png)


Aren't these names now stored in `param_`? Why not use a single implementation of this function for all layers? (I suppose I can imagine a future in which layers are initialized with something other than a `LayerParameter`, and this kind of introspective information is useful, however...)


@darkobas is there more fixes needed to make this boot up?


How to mount this to the game? Jak to wmontować w gre?


and I meant 100hv doesn't work not 100% ;)


I tried the h5proxy branch. I had to add a __init__.py containing from
h5proxy import * in order to get it started, I guess you forgot to commit
the init file. At the end, I get stuck again when saving parameters:

Traceback (most recent call last):

  File "/Users/benedikt/phd-project/software/owl/owl.py", line 544, in
closeEvent

    self.fileLoader.saveModels()

  File "/Users/benedikt/phd-project/software/owl/cxi/fileloader.py", line
200, in saveModels

    m.saveParams()

  File "/Users/benedikt/phd-project/software/owl/parameters.py", line 102,
in saveParams

    ds.attrs.modify("axes",["experiment_identifier"])

AttributeError: 'Attributes' object has no attribute 'modify'

On Tue, Jan 27, 2015 at 4:06 PM, Filipe Maia <notifications@github.com>
wrote:

> Interesting... Does it also happen in the h5proxy branch?
>
> b
>
>


Neo thinks flyhalf205 needs to go back to English class because of this: https://github.com/vigor/android_device_htc_msm8660-common/commit/ad1d65a5b3d5af544a2b4ca3ff6acae37c6a7e19#commitcomment-9469099


**com.puppycrawl.tools.checkstyle.checks.javadoc.JavadocParagraphCheck**: Empty line should be followed by <p> tag on the next line.


**com.puppycrawl.tools.checkstyle.checks.OuterTypeFilenameCheck**: The name of the outer type and the file do not match.


**com.puppycrawl.tools.checkstyle.checks.indentation.IndentationCheck**: 'method def modifier' have incorrect indentation level 4, expected level should be 2.


**com.puppycrawl.tools.checkstyle.checks.indentation.IndentationCheck**: 'method def' child have incorrect indentation level 8, expected level should be 4.


**com.puppycrawl.tools.checkstyle.checks.indentation.IndentationCheck**: 'method def rcurly' have incorrect indentation level 4, expected level should be 2.


As above, should this be a generic function using `param_`? Or `NOT_IMPLEMENTED`? Or something informative, like `"(none)"`?


+EXTRA_OPENVPN_CONFIG="${EXTRA_OPENVPN_CONFIG:--


Cute commit little puppy


Thank you so much for your hard work on this.  I am just getting started in all this xml / php / java stuff.

I could really use some help.  The files you've got here are pretty close to what I am trying to do except:
I don't want to get images from my own site, I want to fetch them from a different site.
I've built a table and labeled a bunch of radio buttons on it matching the terms to search for on the other site.   When you hit any/all of them and click submit... your browser should display pictures and info matching the radio buttons.  The request is actually just a URL  (http://the site.com/somthing.php?item&item&item&item&my_id#      What it 'sends back' is XML.   like this
<xml>
<unit>
<model>486</model>
<btu>135</btu>
<volt>120</volt>
<height>std</height>
<ac_heat>ac</ac_heat>
<application>Standard</application>
<power>std</power>
<con_pump>n</con_pump>
<color>White</color>
<description>

 <p style="margin: 0px; padding: 0px; border: 0px; outline: 0px; font-size: 13px; vertical-align: baseline; color: rgb(64, 64, 65); font-family: 'Helvetica Neue', blah blah;

</description>
<image>
http://www.the other website/std_tsr.png
</image>
</unit>
</xml>

  All of the options on the return match whatever you selected on teh radio buttons.
Looks really easy, but I'm going round in circles trying to make it happen.

I'd just lilke the output to display on the same page below the table with the radio buttons.

? How to do it?


That's a good point.  Also, at the moment chpldoc doesn't output params, vars, and consts, only config versions.  Which is probably an oversight.  Even if it isn't, types defined at the module level should always be visible (though not necessarily what they are defined as being).


> I guess we can decide that it requires a clean to have them detected though.

I think this is far better solution. We use LTCG and it take ages so we should avoid linking when possible. Also I think if you change anything in env you generally should do full rebuild anyway.


Well, it stripped out all my < tags > but you probably know they say < option  > and < / option > down through there...


> please add a more descriptive commit message explaining this a little more.

Sure


This introduced a regression, see #689.


Why was everything under this line moved to the top?? Just a tad confused.


rst2pdf is annoying. out of curiosity, wat is actually changed here? tabs/whitespace?


@prabinv I changed it to use ng-class and a conditional


I'm a bit confused by this change. Don't you want something like this:

```cpp
        if (Pt == QUEEN) {
           ...
        }
        else if (Pt == BISHOP || Pt == KNIGHT)
        {
            ....
        }
        else if (Pt == ROOK)
        {
            ...
        }
```


**jshint.W086**: Expected a 'break' statement before 'case'.


**jshint.W041**: Use '===' to compare with 'null'.


Ahh, thats better. Ignore my comment in the previous commit.


This can't be here. tr() is supposed to be used with a string, so the gen_translations script can run properly. Another reason to remove this is to avoid translating things 2 or more times.


Could we add a test for this?


Contains files and work pertaining to Seminar 01


süslü parantez değil. ellipsis=3 nokta


kelime hatası


karakter hatası


fazlalık.


## implement routing, and first route (p77)


This is done async. Are you sure you aren't going to run into race conditions with this not being available/updated for when it's needed?


hpwh_residential (nmerket) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (1586 of 1589 tests passed)

![Build Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/build%20status-passing-green.svg) ![Test Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/tests%20passed-99.81%25-yellow.svg)


:leaves: Thanks


seems fixed in commits pushed after this.


Sorry.


yeah


Holy cow/moley/shit/hell/Toledo.

Linus Torvalds writes C++.


changed it. going to commit it once i finished the parsing. I flipped them.


Po prostu jak zmienić język? Just how to change the language?


Nobody would be "talking bullshit" if you would stop stealing other people's work and claiming it as your own. You imbecile.


I would gladly stay away if you stopped stealing shit @FusionSP


I'll work on changing it to an int array after the python code for the gyro is done.


I wouldn't agree. Constants are valuable to conform DRY method or have fast access to important variables like url or service-key. Move size of image to constant sounds like exporting frame/size or other geometry dependency to constant. Has no sense for me.


Reason: #173


You are setting the first as the first non-layout state we encountered. The code should work even if it is layout state. All you need to remember is the first state we move. It looks easier if you move this "if" statement prior to state check (that is, you can put it right after moving the state to TAIL).


This actually destroys the app chooser and has a bunch of other negative effects. We want to remove this for sure.


Actually I can't, since my sshfs mount is not detected by volume monitor (which is quite strange, since last time I tried moving a file over that mount the shell froze, system-monitor extension being the cause). I'm not able to test other network mounts at the moment.


Keeping the Matricom launcher always set to default is not a priority. Users should be able to change the launcher at any time.


TESTS FAILED
 Mr.roboto url : http://jenkins.plone.org/roboto/get_info?push=bc4d29ab68894ee28726ad044b88da4e
 plone-5.0-python-2.7 [FAILURE]


pointless


This was mostly a test to see if my github account was working correctly. I then deleted the files


I think I pulled this in by accident while I was trouble shooting the launcher default. My mistake.


what's wrong with `NSParameterAssert`? I don't get it. Can you explain please?


Not sure if this will give an 'unchecked' warning on the casting, but you could do an instanceof check instead of != null that would do both of what you want:
```java
entityObj instanceof InputStream
```
If that comes back false could probably just error out then and save the extra is != null check later on.


I would pull this entire `decodeCallback` out in someway to be used in multiple places. This entire block is basically used in the WSConnection and my newly created XHRConnection file that'll I'll submit a PR for once uber-master is ready.

I'm in favor of a higher order function that encapsulates the state of the `seqId2Service` map.


The change in #1596 that caused the problem was switching from `is_app` to `F_ISSET(session, WT_SESSION_INTERNAL)` -- there are other internal threads, such as LSM workers, that can come through here while they are in the middle of a tree walk, where it is reasonable for `split_gen != 0`.


100% agree.


I realized a few minutes after my comment that my brain had skipped [this line](https://github.com/webframp/ohai/commit/9e8d4b14d32d97bb7e850c5894b1501eeb533e8b#diff-9206c5e98418c97caabdf7e750cc1cc1R31), and I thought `os` was a reference to the `os` attribute. Sorry for not leaving you a "please disregard" message earlier, and sorry for any confusion.


I don't have any problem to change it to `n`.
But, I had named it `read_size` to be congruent with `tempsize` above.
So, the real intruder would be `len`, which is a variable declared at func level, used for several different things.
Then, what about `temp_size_o`, `temp_size` and `read_size`?


Actually, I've looked through all internal usages, and nobody calls these APIs directly. So I'm in favor of not proliferating the optional parameters.


I don't know why this didn't make it in, but there is supposed to be one line here.


Brendan removed it - I refactored it before his pull landed to split it because I didn't know he was taking it out.  My rebased won't have it.

> On Jan 27, 2015, at 5:29 PM, Brian Grant <notifications@github.com> wrote:
>
> I thought we weren't going to do this in validation, as per #2457, #1264, #2094, and #2395?
>
> Also, is this check even still valid? Can't we allocate multiple IP addresses to external services now?
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@bors: retry


'TARGET_DATABASE must not already exist' and 'TARGET_DATABASE must be either the name of a database
+  existing on your localhost'

seem to contradict :)


This file was to have been in the datasciencecoursera repo rather than in a subdirectory, and the link should have gone directly to the file.  But congratulations on getting everything on git!


haha


Oh i see u git that... no other problems for me... didnt even alter makefile


The beauty of open sorce, get help with school projects.


Don't track build directories under version


saw approval from glennw
at https://github.com/servo/servo/commit/134b36b47a2885848d628d971a0db03a0e88e3bd


merging servo/servo/rustup_20150109 = 134b36b4 into auto


servo/servo/rustup_20150109 = 134b36b4 merged ok, testing candidate = 202555d2


Hahaha! Couldn't help myself.


for me its wrong


1277852-CommandLineInterface (Myoldmopar) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1591 of 1596 tests passed)

![Build Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/build%20status-passing-green.svg) ![Test Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/tests%20passed-99.69%25-yellow.svg)


i dont steal, but hey how would you guys know!!
i remember a few years ago where it all started mr. mazwoz
so dont play innocent you dick.

I DID ASK you a few years ago if i could use it. cant help that you dont remember it anymore. then stalk/bother me for over a year about it.

I will remove this piece of art that is the highlight of all your work.
im sick and tired about this nonsense.


Im compiling once again, without any changes, just CM together SM to see if its a toolchain related issue, but I think it will work because I started tracking SM from the original Repo just now. @darkobas Ill need ur help to fix an issu regarding to rename and restructure the vendor.


This commit does not do what it claims. The modification to line 176 does NOT ensure that checkOnly returns false when left is a proper subset of right. It merely causes checkOnly to return `false` when left does not contain one of right's tails.

Example: `checkOnly(Seq(2, 3), Seq(1, 2, 3), eq)` will return `true` when a suitable value of `eq` is supplied. left is a tail of right. This is consistent with the behavior of checkOnly from before this commit. In contrast `checkOnly(Seq(1, 2), Seq(1, 2, 3))` returns `false`, specifically because left is not a tail of right. This triggers the new code on line 176.

I question the original intent of this commit. In my opinion `x should contain only y` implies that every value in x is present in y, but every value in y is not necessarily in x. To assert that left contains all the elements in right, and all elements in left are contained in right, I would prefer the syntax `x contains exactly y`. The existing syntax `x contains theSameElementsAs y` seems to be a completely reasonable implementation of this behavior.

In any case, the behavior of `x should contain only y` as set by this commit is not self consistent.


No plan to continue? Especially with a lollipop version, since the app naming & directory structure has changed this would need a new version to be good with Lollipop 5.0


Dude, are you kidding? Look at all of your other repos. There's tons of shit there that was committed by you without the proper authorship. Are you really that dumb that you thought you wouldn't be caught? There's always someone smarter than you. In this case, it's about 99% of the developer community.


Sorry for the exceptionally late reply, support of this extension hasn't been a priority lately but TimReset's pull request prompted me to revisit this.

I'm generally with Asher on most of his feedback. I'll go through them point by point:

1. I implemented against bookmarks bar originally not because of limitations of Chrome, but because that's how I wanted to use the extension. I don't see a lot of benefit of moving away from this model, especially if it means everyone currently using this extensions is shown a blank page after the update (although we could mitigate this by saving the bookmark bar entries as the speed dial entries on the first load).

2. The all_urls permission required by captureVisibleTab looks like it's a bit of a God permission, so it would definitely need to be optional. As Asher said, a lot of people like this extension because it's simple, there are others around that are much more capable.

3. The captureVisibleTab function doesn't work very well with javascript frameworks, as it returns a blank page. Implementing a wait might solve this.

4. We have to bind into a tab to screenshot it, which means we either have to attach to each open tab (bad) or manually click a refresh button and have it open each tab to screenshot (tedious). There's really no elegant solution. Using an external provider allows us to generate images of all tabs quite easily, the downsides being that it can't view local content and it makes us reliant on the presence of a free, reliable thumbing service. We've been lucky on the second part of that so far, but the first would be nice to solve.

5. Another possible solution is that we use the external thumb service by default, with an optional refresh button on each tab which when clicked generates a local thumb. The all_url permission could be requested when the button is clicked.

I'm going to have a play around with the code in the next few days if I get a chance and see if I can come up with any nice solutions.

As a side note, considering how lousy I've been with updates, I won't be offended if you want to release your branch of this extension on the Chrome store. It'll save you having to wait for me to get back to you, and it'll allow you to develop the extension in the direction you'd like. Just an option if you're getting sick of having to work through me. =p


Might have to update the install script/docs to install fireplace's CSS into marketplace-elements when developing the components?


Debug : replace simpleDescription() by description()


REALLY?!??! You don't steal??

Please explain this then @FusionSP https://plus.google.com/107557684350196595860/posts/Cttggpy3zcK

Yeah that's right.........you're a lying sack of shit!


In the effort of consolidation, wondering if this might take the place of this code: http://commons.apache.org/proper/commons-io/apidocs/org/apache/commons/io/FilenameUtils.html#getExtension(java.lang.String)


the creation of the HttpClient is pretty much identical to the creation of the websocket or XHR client. This function can probably appear once elsewhere. The type of client created is basically dependent on the connection that is passed in.


Why LibreOffice overrides the fallback? So far, I see no reason to treat GC=Zs in any special way...

I.e. for U+2009, what I would expect the shaper to do for me is:
 if the given font has a glyph for U+2009, then {1} its metrics should be used; otherwise {2} fall back to U+0020 and ideally {2a} synthesize its metrics (half space for U+2009, zero space for U+000D, etc.).

IIUC, this patch covers {1} and {2}  (am I wrong?)


Mind repo syncing again?


yes, it does. We rolled this back to due bugs by the way


I made it clear to you that the graphics Tikuf created were not to be used in this client. The only way you could have acquired these images was to unzip a previous APK.

Are you really so devoid of moral character that you will steal these images rather than respect the wishes of their creator. You are as bad as IM ever was...


Con algo se comienza


This doesn't handle the case where the same transaction generates different metadata in both ledgers. For example, in the most important case -- the transactions are precisely the same but the metadata differs -- this just logs "MISMATCH with same ...", which doesn't show us the metadata differences.


I have changes I don't want to lose yet, unfinished...


Not too sure why, but the log "Found interface" does not show up in the logs; is it because it's called from the timeout ?

Also, the method returns false so [the timeout should not be called anymore](http://www.pygtk.org/pygtk2reference/gobject-functions.html#function-gobject--timeout-add), am i right ?


Only this is needed for fixing warnings...

https://github.com/SaberMod/android_kernel_lge_hammerhead/commit/92e647fd85f3f6fd8b56b019b9e1665a8483dffb

No need to modify other parts of the source...

@darkobas my question was regarding issues with this kernel not booting after compiled with gcc 4.9

@GalaticStryder there's no issue with toolchain.  The issue is with gcc version and ylthis kernel.  Has nothing to donwith the toolchains.  So ease stop saying it does.


dead code?


@adrian-the-git Nice catch! :) :100:


some tests failed:
failure: http://build.servo.org/builders/linux2/builds/598


![screen shot 2015-01-27 at 6 30 30 pm](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/86842/5929534/a0542aca-a652-11e4-9df8-eadff554a0c6.png)


![screen shot 2015-01-27 at 6 31 04 pm](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/86842/5929546/b0413db0-a652-11e4-8fea-85933d99b907.png)


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Let's move away from these snake_case args.


They will be replaced, rest assured. We have some new volunteers working on images but we needed to know the resolutions of each of the existing images first. That's the only reason they've been checked in.


Shouldn't this be `self.emit('error', e);`


I believe it should just be a pointer to a token. In this case a node of a parse tree may look like this
A E S

Where A, E and S are different tokens
Then if there are children

A E S
  /   \
B     C

It is unclear whose child B/C is , so sticking to a single token per node I think is the most sensible thing to do.


As this is creating a Seat* each time it is called. Maybe you should ensure the seat is created once only per map, right?


I do not need to be fixed! I am perfecshion!


> Cornelius said, they dislike force-pushes, because it screws up github history

Of course, but I don't see how that's related.  I'm definitely not suggesting you should do force-pushes.

What do you mean exactly by "do the fixups before actually integrating the commits"?


А зачем было удалять отправку sms?


Definitely dead code. Removing.


![yes_button 1](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/6886621/5929600/7ded7e5e-a685-11e4-955b-07bfef0531d4.png)


The design of rural water supplies in less developed countries poses several challenges. Real life cases (both gravity led and pumped mains) involve a balance between optimisation of the technical choices and allowances for unanticipated future demand patterns and environmental data to achieve the best compromise based on the invested money and the available sources. Moreover, professional computer software packages available to design in developed countries seem inappropriately designed for such environment. in this scenario, because development agencies are not consulting firms, nonspecialists may be at times called upon to design water supplies.

This research approaches systematically the design process and the sensitivity analysis of its factors. A computer software package is proposed, tailored for LDC scenarios and for nonspecialists, which should simplify the water supply analysis.

The research stems from four years of case studies and research carried out by the author within NGOs.

Keywords: water transport and pumping, sensitivity analysis, design strategies, computer model, bringing design downtoearth, progressive cavity pump, windmill and windspeed, diesel engine, standardisation of hardware, design optimisation, costs against output.


0.5.0 levels are officially not compatible anymore with 0.4.9 ones. This means we're advancing. :)


THEN there's the repackaging of our repo which btw, great job at removing the copyright headers and commit history

Here's the kang
https://github.com/FusionSP/android_packages_apps_fusion_changelog

Here's the original
https://github.com/DirtyUnicorns-KitKat/packages_apps_DU_changelog

To say you don't steal is a understatement. You steal, lie about it THEN have the fucking nerve to ask for donations for other people's work........


That's how gettext works. You can translate a string at run time with `gettext` (or its synosym `_`). But you can't translate a static string at declaration time (cause its contents gets fixed at compile time). For these, you mark them with `gettext_noop` (or its synonym `N_`). That is for the string extraction tool to be able to find them. And then, you have to use `gettext` on it when really used at run time. See the full explanation at http://www.gnu.org/software/gettext/manual/gettext.html#Special-cases.


Why not just use the npm module `once`?


Do the SlimRom people know about this?


some " not ', lines 1045 and 1046 as well


Is this based on a PROJ.4 change?


I love how you changed like literally nothing about this code except for the authorship.  A real stand up citizen right here.


Also note that the parse tree will have to take Tokens of the non-terminals and non-terminals (from the Joos grammar) at least right now do not have a token type. This is also why I was thinking of making a toParse string in the Token class or alternatively we can have a function that returns the actual string for the parser to check, but this would lead to if-then-else checks or switch cases.


In any strings, if mark as translation false, do not add to your strings. It will appear in my build log.


library(h5r) is not alive any more. Since R has been updated to ver3.0, the repository version is not possible to install.


Woot thanks!  It was sudden problems with pg:pull that brought me to this commit :)


That reason doesn't excuse the action. These images are now public when the owner wanted them private. You could have informed contributors that all the transport controls were x pixels, all the toolbar buttons were y pixels, etc.... You could have asked me for the resolutions. Decompiling the APK and helping yourself to the images was not the way to go.


You are a thief Luke and time and time again you prove it. The fact that you have committed to a public repo images that are not yours to use. You have also decompiled Mark's apk which is morally reprehensible. Remove these image today and the beta version in the play store immediately or i will contact google and have it removed.


I think you are looking at an old commit. This was fixed.


ah so the revert fixed it?


Thinking about it more, the weeder does not need to have the symbol table because creating the symbol table is technically a process after weeding.


Now i'm more confused why versions is a tuple and then the first element ignored (line 1208). A doc string to explain whats going on might help?


Can you send a sample signal also? Add it to the rtl_433_tests repo.


Maybe you just need 4.8 I have here:
https://github.com/SaberMod/arm-eabi-4.8


Also as a side note to think about, what would we like to have in the symbol table later on?


if you list out the ones that need to be removed, we'll do that and put up a new beta with new images.


What exactly is the Weed class for?


Thanks for pointing this out. We'll take another look.


Passing around the seqid everywhere so it doesn't vomit errors indiscriminately is great.

The connections themselves should just be concerned with semantics of how that connection type (http, xhr, websockets) functions (how to read, how to write, how to buffer, how to flush) and the message to callback mapping be done elsewhere (transport, protocol and the seqId2Service all wrapped up in some other object/class that is a property of the connection so all this logic is shareable across different connection types)


I'm not really familiar with the middleware conventions I just saw code that was writing to the `request`. According to [this](http://expressjs.com/guide/using-middleware.html), its ok for middleware in express anyway to modify the response too (which I agree is not the best place to stash this data).

Unfortunately, `WebApp.categorizeRequest` only takes `request` as an argument and it would involve more code changes at the meteor end to make this work with `request`. Maybe those changes are justified even at this early stage, I'm not sure.

Which other piece are you not sure about?


Oh the first element in the version tuple is for the app, the remaining versions are for each version of it after that. Still think a docstring on this would help.


Any reason not to continue to test the exact expected events?


Any issues with making this a standard?


I would need your advice. I want to build an image that works for cubietruck, cubieboard2 and bananapi. Any idea how recognize the bananapi in u-boot to load my uEnv.bpi?


How about you remove every image that wasn't included in the zip file that Mark sent you and remove them from git and pull the beta from the playstore. You are the lowest of low Luke - your dishonsty astounds me.


Documentation of what a spec is might be good here, again just a docstring as it feels like this is the entry point to the whole thing.


Docstring here too?


Once this logic is pulled out in a way that can be shared across connection types, let's make sure to use `var process = require('process');` so there are no issues in the browser.


Has the same problem here. I'm sure it is fixable in some way. Maybe just execute `Edit , d` instead of this.


I don't think tests should be in same packages as tested classes. Many conflicts might rise and it not always makes sense. Like DI it will have quite large testing suite and nova.bootstrap is not place for it.


It did indeed :)


great!


Fera, Marcão!


the only reason i ask is because the apk tools mix them all in with stock google images, so i don't really know what's what. for instance, all the ones that start with abc_ and mr_, I'm not sure if you did those or not. you don't have to list every file but if you could give some idea that will get it done faster. i can tell that the media browser specific ones were done by you, but there's a lot of general ones that i can't really tell.


HVACSizingSim_CoincidentPlant (EnergyArchmage) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-IntegrationCoverage-Debug: OK (1072 of 1098 tests passed)

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Oh, thanks a lot for this, I had no idea about this serialization stuff.

I also filed [bug #26375](https://bugzilla.xamarin.com/show_bug.cgi?id=26375) about this on Friday, so maybe can can close that as well?


Whether the "first" points to any first state or first non-layout state as done here should work. So Acking!


This branch is for efforts where we try to get the emotiv data to start learning i.e. >50% performance.

@jczhang @drayson92 r


I note that this is `privileged` not `packaged`. Is there a difference? The test says `generate_packaged...` and the code just checks `hosted`. Personally a check in `generate_app_from_spec` that the value is `hosted` or `packaged` would be good for me, since I think `privileged` is different.


MIT! All of the licenses \o/


Keeping tests in packages let's you access protected members and allows you to use the class you are testing without importing. I'm also not sure how conflicts could arise.


I guess it really depends on what we want to do. If monitoring is so crucial and important that without it the business logic(of job) would be meaningless, then yes. I don't think that's the case here. I think we should all the job to run even if the hooks aren't properly initialized.


This all looks good, I'm unable to identiy any issues with using this method so far.

My only suggestion is to change this to ``` write_register( CONFIG, 0b00001100 ) ; ```
And comment out or remove the line ```setCRCLength( RF24_CRC_16 ) ;```
on line 703, just to save a bit of program space.


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Thanks, I filed https://github.com/scalatest/scalatest/issues/492 to cover the behavior.


To start with & and i call bullshit on you lame excuse for thieving - how about you act honestly and not decompile other people work then claim it as your own


perfect, thank you. will get right on it.


If the argument should be a string, you should assert the fact; not silently return the argument if it's not


Let's propose removing `q` entirely and suggest that those who want promises instead use something like Bluebird's promisifyAll feature:

https://github.com/petkaantonov/bluebird/blob/master/API.md#promisepromisifyallobject-target--object-options---object

Baking promises in seems totally unnecessary and doesn't help with perf. For the generated code, there can be a flag for promisification.


1277852-CommandLineInterface (nealkruis) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (1588 of 1590 tests passed)

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Ah! Excellent!  Thanks!


is that `hosted`?


so its a `privileged` packaged app?


If the build fails, buildOutputDir will be null and hence the store will not pushed (see logic on line 360). The intention is that if bnp fails for one cluster, it shouldn't fail for all other clusters.


Ah true. I changed it as I originally thought I was facing a race.


I the race condition between the iteration and the call to clear() benign? (i.e., can a new page be added between the end of the loop and clear()?)


No. It's based on the revision in the fifth edition of The Manual of Photogrammetry.

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ACK, but commit message needs to match!


Hi @jessieay! :smile_cat:


As felix said, the failures will be parsed later, the intent seems to continue to the next cluster in case of the build failure.


Yes we decompiled the apk that's in our own google play account. I will honor the request Mark had of not using the images, but we at least need to be able to see them to replace them with adequate substitutions. That is all. We are taking care of it.


Oh, the method is synchronized... and accesses to queuedPages are guarded. Nevermind.


Ah! ok, I can pull this out then


Still lame, Still theft - proving that stealing the roku images was also a dishonest mistake.


You are wasting people time?. Why there is a 'return' statement in a 'void' function? Of course did not compile.


Ótimo, cara! Estava pensando mesmo em melhorar esta parte do código. Obrigado, muito obrigado!


I have reverted this because these conditionals are in fact needed when this file is included.  The problems on Mobile have been fixed by adding a new `MONO_FEATURE_LOGGING` conditional - which makes this class a no-op, also disabling the initialization functions.

We do not need to include this file in `mono/master` right now, but I would like to keep any changes to the Reference Source between this branch and my [martin-ssl-integration](https://github.com/mono/referencesource/tree/martin-ssl-integration) branch at the absolute minimum because the further they deviate, the harder it will become to test and eventually deploy the new TLS code.

For any source files that are not in any way related to the web stack or TLS, I would really like to use the version from the `mono` branch and I'm periodically merging them into my work branch.


`mch_msg` is defined as a macro at `vim.h`, and as a function in `message.c`.
I don't know why this is done this way. Seems related to supporting outputting messages both to the terminal and to the gui, but I'm not sure.
That makes me thing we maybe shouldn't replace calls to `mch_msg` with `puts` until fully understanding what it's doing.


ok, whats the difference between `web`, `hosted` and `privileged` when https://wiki.mozilla.org/Marketplace/Fake_Data mentions `hosted`, `packaged` and `privileged`? I guess this applies for multiple comments in this code :)


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This is for personal use only. I just put it here for easy access for me, and it belongs to nothing in this repo.


hahaha but then he wants us to "leave him alone"


OH look!!! Another kang..........big surprise!!! hahaha


@pbeeler Sorry, I didnt want to say it was a problem with SM, and of cource it is not. Ill jump into 4.8 if I this last fails again. Thanks pbeeler, appreciate your help. I had already pushed the commit that fix the warnings.


Are you planning on sending this as a PR upstream? I imagine they'll similarly want you to change the response rather than the request, but perhaps we shouldn't pre-empt that?


I just noticed that alot of this is happening in `tasks.py`, yet it looks like the main entry points and management commands don't trigger any celery requests. Traditionally celery tasks are put into here, it's a pretty large file - would something like `fake.py` make sense?


This commit should be named "Menu link for new Intel tool". I still have no idea how to git :/


@valib yeah it's silly and pretty rare, I only have one file like that


Sounds like we're doing something wrong, can you mark this as a TODO to fix?


I would love this. This'll save a ton of time, and, look very good!


Okay, I'll give it a shot and send a PR!

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23 not 24 :) .


Well get to it :P


As far as I know it is up to date from the last I updated the pack, so the rest is on you lol


looks like this never gets used.


Damn can't escape this one, lol


There are a bunch of duplicated functions in class/Patchwork/Utf8/Bootup/mbstring.php


Will definitely be official then :) thanks.


I changed all header to use "titleize" thats why the existing specs break.   Do you want me to keep the existing behaviour (display the DB's column name) or use "column_name.titleize"?


oh, and i also switched to using a stage for display and touch events


@jczhang r


I don't see "extra" being used at all.

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> Yes, we need expandPrivateKey. The signature algorithm takes the 32-byte
> private key and expands it into two 32-byte pricate keys: one used as a
> multiplier and one used as an input to the PRF.
>
> If other sources use the term proto-key, then I'm mostly happy with that.
> I'm uncertain if the use of the term proto-key conflicts with the use of
> this variable in other places in the code. I'm pretty sure we store the
> 32-byte private key, not the expanded private key, and we call it "the
> private key" elsewhere.
>
> I like the explanation of p. Is "key" the right word to use with regard
> to k. It's an input. Does "key" have a specific technical meaning with
> respect to PRFs?
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Can we make this a parameter of the class? That way people can get type safety if they want or they can use `any`


Two warded words wont work.


Ignore app/extension/validation/CustomValidator.php and app/extension/validation/ValidationServiceProvider.php. They are removed.


Would it be better to move this to route middleware?


My suggestion is not to drop the entire asset in to the Error log to prevent the log from being overly verbose. Better to log the asset name,ID in the Error log and dump the asset string in to Debug log.


Ignore this file


Perhaps, you want to merge this commit to aifdr/develop sooner.


1277852-CommandLineInterface (nealkruis) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-IntegrationCoverage-Debug: Tests Failed

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Uh nice markdown.. :grin:


1277852-CommandLineInterface (Myoldmopar) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1586 of 1592 tests passed)

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This might not be true.


Should this not be moved outside the for? Since corpse only need to be declared one time.


ㄴ


is it possible to use the ack function for the fix combinator ?


I will make this pending


This seems kind of half way. This commit only removes the comment for `xrp` and not `xns`.  Remove them all, or replace them with something better. The fact there's a commit here at all implies value placed in altering these comments.

What's the plan for addressing all the issues outside the scope of this pull request? You want this merged before you move onto fixing them? Will this be deployed/published without fixes?


@franciscodelgadodev @davidlks @nurulazradm @vahakmatavosian @cjcaj

In lib/sinatra-admin/register/model.rb
app.namespace("/#{route}", &block) if block_given?

not sure if we can do this:
```
config.register "User" do |users|  #=> Single resource registration. Config added.
      users.index do |listing|
        listing.sort_by :created_at, :desc #=> Default sort is by id??
        listing.columns do |config|
          config.add :email #=> Title by default is underscored. Content by default is the database value
          config.add :full_name, content: ->(user){user.firstname + user.lastname} } #=> Can pass a lambda with dynamic logic
          config.add :username, title: "nickname" #=> Can specify a custom title
        end
        listing.filters do |config| #=> Filters will be a form at the left of the listing.
          config.add :username #=> Will display a text input by default
          config.add :active, type: boolean, values: [true, false] #=> It'd be great if we can do this :) Not necessary right now.
        end
      end
    end
```
as the block is used to allow creating of custom route at the moment.

Please take a look at:
http://ui-grid.info/ and https://demos.devexpress.com/ASPxGridViewDemos/Filtering/FilterRow.aspx, for the filtering in the header.

For the type of filtering:
```
    SinatraAdmin.register 'Food', { attributes: {
                                      _id:         { title: 'ID' },
                                      user:        { title: 'User',  display: ->(user) { "#{user.dsid}/#{user.username} (#{user.id})" } },
                                      meal_time:   { filter: 'text', title: 'Meal Time' },
                                      description: { filter: 'text', title: 'Description' },
                                      tags:        { title: 'Tags' },
                                      created_at:  { title: 'Created At' },
                                      updated_at:  { title: 'Updated At' },
                                    },
                                    sort_by: [:created_at, :desc],
                                  }
```
at the moment i just created filter type "text", later we can add in many other type of filter, e.g. date, combobox, boolean


Initially I thought xdg-user-dirs-update also renamed the folders, but it
doesn't. So either way, you'll still need to throw in some mv commands.

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First


@SchizoDucki  I think this fixed the problem.  I'm new to chrome extensions, but I loaded this commit as an unpacked extension, and the dates are working as expected.


EndCrystal is kinda already taken by the crystals... In the end...


bad commit message name.. should be "added documentation in doc/releases/"


Nice - makes section.workbook much less 'mysterious' & side-effecty than when it was in the buried in the :section factory


@Gillou68310 Just working through my backlog of notes to myself ;)  Is this something we should get upstream (or test on paulscode?).


good plan


E.g., [here](https://github.com/dlg-yahoo/temp/blob/fc55f47a08546097e625056b8afd976b73a5893f/src/javascript/crypto/e2e/ecc/ed25519.js#L82):

    var r = this.generatePerMessageSeed_(message, expandedKey.extra);


Nice - makes section.workbook much less 'mysterious' than when it was in the buried in the :section factory


fyellin: You're probably right -- in fact, the function is called expandPrivateKey. "Private key" for the seed/protokey and "expanded key" for the full key seems best.


Make this a non-static class
*Preferably* use a main logic manager that launches on app start to deal with this.


@djtarazona Nahh. It makes it easier to just use Input::get when you want CSRF protection, and Request::get for the other ones.


Sprinting is ~~now balanced~~ still OP


I think you mixed tabs with spaces here.


I have no idea what Dynamic Dejure is and I have never seen the code for it yet.

Is it still WIP?


@Legolasindar, please consider updating the Spanish version to reflect the recent changes to the format of original document (EN).

Although, for the most part my commit was just a simple layout refresh and the content itself has barely changed, still—while you at it—it wouldn't hurt to do a basic cross check for possible inconsistencies.

Thanks in advance!


Weird, my PyCharm is caching my commit messages or something. Should have beeen
"added documentation to releases"


Refactor to not use the global keyword.


Anywhere


Just bridge this method to the handler.

https://github.com/Jezza/OmnisCore/blob/master/common/me/jezza/oc/common/items/ItemAbstract.java#L132


Commit comment typo:  Should be **EventLog**!


you wanna squash your fixup changes into the previous commit. Dan can help you, but tldr, git rebase -i, change the second commit to be a fixup, then push again probably with -f.


```
 import pydevd
pydevd.settrace('localhost', port=5678, stdoutToServer=True, stderrToServer=True)
```
That will throw Python Error to end user (which we expect don't have pydevd on his/her QGIS) on loading QGIS that will result InaSAFE won't get loaded :)

*I just tried it. For debugging purpose, I set PYTHONPATH to add pycharm-debug.egg on the script to load QGIS. I deleted it, and it indeed threw Python Error:
![python error](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/992519/5913087/696eee74-a610-11e4-9f34-abae44f1e43d.png)


Added some comments.


Gives you all that you're already doing...


Oh, wait. You do... Give me a sec.


Yes, this was commented out for testing purposes.


Me caga tu pinche PascalCase.


Oh.....
Formatting on mobile make this look like a new method...
As you were.


And: "Key" seems right to me: In this case, the hash function is being used as a keyed pseudo-random-function. Perhaps "PRF key" and `prfKey`?

(`H(message)` would be a "public" -- i.e. unkeyed -- PRF; and `H(extra || message)` is a keyed PRF.)


Initial upload of project file


Hi. Thanks for looking through the codes and thanks for pointing that out (honestly I missed that part out). I'll get back with you hopefully by today.


If you get a chance to update this soon, that would be great.  I was hoping to work on the PETSc Julia wrappers, but I wanted to Clang-ify `petsc.h` first.


This commit has been rebased out of the master branch and I've updated the associated docs to use the commands.


No, I just tagged everything that wasn't passing.


Hello Chet, could you help me to find why my [SaberSunset](https://github.com/SaberSunset) It's CM based with SM Toolchains, stuck at the bootlogo? Possible reasons for it, I haven't done much changes in build yet. If you can help me when you have time for it. Appreciate. Have a nice day and sorry for using this but I think it's easily than XDA PM.


Can this be used to solve [this todo](https://github.com/gopherjs/gopherjs.github.io/blob/6aaf55d9bfc6b10d8fecd0daf40c7c0824e1ab29/playground/playground.go#L224-L225)?

According to [this](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/XMLHttpRequest/Sending_and_Receiving_Binary_Data):

> The send method of the XMLHttpRequest has been extended to enable easy transmission of binary data by accepting an ArrayBuffer, Blob, or File object.

Would it look like this then?

```Go
arrayBuffer := js.NewArrayBuffer([]byte(scope.Get("code").String()))
err := req.Send(arrayBuffer)
```


Not really, the command line was new to me, having only used the windows
client before. But it wasn't difficult to figure out

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wrote:

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git status


```javascript
  function (tag, name, value) {
      // 自定义过滤属性值函数，如果为a标签的href属性，则先判断是否以wiz://开头
      if (tag === 'a' && name === 'href') {
        if (value.substr(0, 6) === 'wiz://') {
          return value;
        }
      }
      // 其他情况，使用默认的safeAttrValue处理函数
      return filterXSS.safeAttrValue(tag, name, value);
    }
```

看函数的最后一行，如果不符合A标签的href属性这个规则，会使用默认的 safeAttrValue 处理，这其实就满足你所说的
> 允许增加某些规则的细节范围（例如直接修改正则或扩充字符串），但不影响整个 xss 处理的流程。


thanks Alcatraz, this can not be done without your help!


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抱歉，我没有说清楚 —— 我是希望对于符合 wiz:// 规则的也应该进行 escapeAttrValue等 默认处理， 在你的源码中就是检查 href 时， 不满足的直接return ''; 满足的还会进行 escapeAttrValue 处理。


@natduca - squashed into single commit now. thanks.


Profe Buenas noches me marca erroe en el programa y ya lo revise


Mhmmmm


Please change to 2015


If DSP has wrong ID please do a clone of their master branch and fix there, and pull request to them


ya Roberto, ya te quedo!!! que bueno!!! :rocket:  @RobertCEC


Oh so subtle. I hope that wasn't too painful to debug. Thanks for catching and fixing it.


I blame the snippet feature in my text editor, I'm normally very careful to use named function expressions, even though I've been repeatedly told that v8 will assign names to them.. I'll clean these up.


Bien @Riichard007


Just a typo...missed a letter ☻


Yeah, I was stupefied for a minute on "How do I pass MouseEventArgs to the menu click event handler when it doesn't take that as an argument?!?!" Duh. Create a private variable and set it during the MouseClick event since both events are handled in the same class. Dummy. LOL


Why do you construct the array only to splat the result?


Noted

> 2015-01-21
> libupnpp version 0.10.0 is released. Only the control side is enhanced to help supporting pure OpenHome renderers. This is used by upplay and has no consequence for upmpdcli. The packaged versions of upmpdcli keep using libupnpp 0.9.0 which can be installed along with 0.10.0 (packaged as libupnpp1).

Will look into it during the weekend


Having these as Binding helps in symbol creation...


i can't import name BaseQuerySet

http://dpaste.com/2QV0HZH


All of my waat.


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To change the values in line 353.


+# Identity
+
+*Name: Donald Adams
+*GitHubID: orionsring
+*NetID: 820009955


Only visible if user has used the orb of rebirth at least once.

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for (


Those should be GRAPHICS_SHADER_SHADER_H


Let's talk about this in the shop tomorrow afternoon. This is a good idea but probably not a good way to accomplish this.


Interesting thoughts on government data used for crime.  This was an argument in Israel before the release of Google Street View.  With more information, terrorists might be able to better target vulnerable locations.  No attributable attacks yet, but the threat is real.


Isn't the label still needed though? I was suggesting getting rid of the textit bit. If the italics are needed maybe sst macro should be used with a separate argument for the italicized text. Aren't there unresolved references?


added the install prefix to kodi-platform. do I still need `-DCMAKE_PREFIX_PATH=$KODI_PREFIX` or `-DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Debug` on the same line?

i've been watching the progression of the pvr add-ons. following along is a good way to get a sense of how it works


This defeats the purpose of `autoload/`. Now `autoload/webapi/json.vim` is sourced on startup. Perhaps vim-github-comment logic can be moved to autoload.


Trailing whitespace :P


Hey curious - which House and Senate domains are using HTTPS? :o I didn't think any were!


This is what appears on the coursera web page for grading of your assignment (which corresponds to this commit):

https://github.com/gerdm/ProgrammingAssignment2

152a1f95e60a6d089200ba37fa9728bd1f422132

I see now that you have another commit (SHA-1 a39609eb01ae609b8d2b3671ea234d143940cc19) called Second commit which has the code, this is however not the one on record on coursera, I will go back and grade it.


Redaction seems to me to be a better approach than simply dumping data that might or might not be useful.  That said, it is a frustrating process.  I once waited 2 years for the National Archives to redact documents -- and those were from 1960s Mississippi and all the people mentioned were dead!


Apologizes with the delay on this @tonglil. Can you update the version here to the latest? `2.2.0`


The `tileset` reference is never provided to the `new me.Tile()` constructor. :wink:


Would be really nice to have the proper animation frame durations. But that's going to rely on #390


Thanks for letting me know! Should've been more careful...


Is there a reason the ShaderInstance is in namespace Graphics and not Graphics::Shader?


@thejameskyle Thanks for cleaning this up and merging it!


https?


This doesn't evaluate correctly. Example

**Query:** what is the 8th week of 2015

**Conditional:**
if 2015 less then 2015
if 8 less then 5
if 16 less then 27

**Result:** "The 8th week of 2015 began on February 16th.


You forgot the save states preview in the pause screen :)
I do hope we'll see a save state preview while switching to another slot(F3)before the release or 1.0


Job pr-scala failed for a5c38429 Took 218 min. (ping @retronym) [(results)](https://scala-webapps.epfl.ch/jenkins/job/pr-scala/9574/):

To retry exactly this commit, comment `PLS REBUILD/pr-scala@a5c38429fe28a615039c2a071dc8674cb802cbbc` on PR 4265.
NOTE: New commits are rebuilt automatically as they appear. A forced rebuild is only necessary for transient failures.


haha sorry about that, not all that used to coffeescript :D


Okay, here are my findings. The above works and results in XHR sending the bytes in binary without modification.

```Go
// +build js

package main

import (
	"github.com/gopherjs/gopherjs/js"
	"honnef.co/go/js/xhr"
)

func main() {
	req := xhr.NewRequest("POST", "http://localhost:8081/binary")
	req.ResponseType = xhr.ArrayBuffer

	const msg string = "ab\xFE\xFFAB"

	switch 0 {
	case 0:
		err := req.Send(msg)
		if err != nil {
			panic(err)
		}
		// Server receives:
		// body: [97 98 239 191 189 239 191 189 65 66] len: 10
	case 1:
		arrayBuffer := js.NewArrayBuffer([]byte(msg))
		err := req.Send(arrayBuffer)
		if err != nil {
			panic(err)
		}
		// Server receives:
		// body: [97 98 254 255 65 66] len: 6
	case 2:
		err := req.Send([]byte(msg))
		if err != nil {
			panic(err)
		}
		// Server receives:
		// body: [97 98 254 255 65 66] len: 6
	}
}
```

However, note that the simple `req.Send([]byte(msg))` version also seems to works. I don't understand why it works, is there an implicit conversion taking place? What is the difference between `Uint8Array` and `ArrayBuffer`?


Hola @RobertCEC , es quer todavia no lo terminamos te marca error en la clase que el main, no te preocupes todavia falta terminarlo


@ogarbe I just saw this.  One more reason to switch to Phalcon 2.0.


This is not correct if it matched "gene=". what about:
if(trDesc[pos] == ' ') pos ++;
geneDesc.str(trDesc.substr(pos+5));


gocd: https://github.com/kovetskiy/dotfiles/blob/master/.zshrc#L203
```
$ gocd go-andr
$ gocd tlen
```


initial update


FYI, these are thethe monkey patch we are using now:

https://github.com/discourse/discourse/blob/master/lib/freedom_patches/inflector_backport.rb
https://github.com/discourse/discourse/blob/master/lib/freedom_patches/translate_accelerator.rb

not super happy with the #dup at the end we should simply return frozen strings but it has breaking potential.


Perhaps "Propery {0}, value must not be null"?


Test!


Else?


How do I create a file like this one?


So I added another nested if - else statement to handle zeros. Also added some inline comments to explain the major pieces of code.


use include from our cdn


`lazy` needs `var`


Got it, gotta pay attention to formatting and indentation :koala:


Could you have a look at #9271 ?

Thanks!


What about a function just called ajax? as it's not much more than a wrapper for $.ajax


Testing comment on this commit.


thanks for pointing this out, i will check it


tu pourrais remonter ce placebo directement dans app pour linux. Ya pas de raison que celui-ci reste ici quand les sons seront gérés en sdl, et ya pas de raison non plus que les autre n'en profitent pas en attenant.


I'm going to do this in a separate PR, if I may.


:lock:


lol


Can you try [Cortex M3/M4 with LLVM toolkit](https://github.com/martinribelotta/cortex-m-llvm) to build each kernel implementations? With [Clang Static Analyzer](http://clang-analyzer.llvm.org/), we can figure out the potential problems.


Why is this a warning? Also, if it is already loaded, shouldn't it just continue on?


Like others said, this should probably be continue, rather than break.


This should be tile-title as are all other css class names.


I eventually did this in some other commit.


Yep, good catch. I had mistakenly interpreted the runner as living for the lifetime of the strong-pm process.


This should be json... Why text?


"Signals the event" < duh? No thanks.


r+


They aren't documented. This was before I had decided which form to use.


`ArrayBuffer` is untyped. It is "generic" so to speak.

https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Global_Objects/ArrayBuffer


I tested it, I found the warlock spell Fel Armor only heals player 2 point, not 2 percent.


@rjcruz  a este momento no tenemos metodo en la API para confirmar/declinar asistencia a la order verdad?


Don't run prettifier, it creates a lot of useless noise...


If DOM is irrelevant to this, maybe use `start` instead of `ready` will be faster.


merging


`matched.at(1).map(|m| (m.to_string(), i))`


in the other methods in this PR, the "this function is not generic" tests are above step 1, and include a null/undefined check as well as a typed-array check.


この追加はテスト用という認識でよろしいでしょうか？


Not really. But since CC release seems to be upcoming, I think we should
postphone the upgrade untill after the release.

-------- Ursprüngliche Nachricht --------
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An: packages@noreply.github.com
Cc: Michael Heimpold
Betreff: Re: [packages] php5: update to 5.4.37 (925ee26)

> Seems like there is http://www.php.net/distributions/php-5.6.5.tar.bz2
> now, is there a reason we are still using 5.4.x instead of 5.6.5?
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A PR!  I knew you could do it.  :-P


test


Alright, I will fix it when I get the chance, feel free to do so meanwhile.


`fileutils` works. I was probably just trying to be careful. *shrug*


Changed.


Good point.


Maybe `ChildContextProvider`?


The local variables configurarion is located at config/local.js (not included in the commit)


Does it? There is no loss of functionality/feature, just a broken path.


`display` is the name of the callback passed in to this function, which is called `request`.


Please read libmodbus' release strategy. v3.0.x is stable, v3.1.x is devel
and would introduce at least one incompatible api change I'm aware of. So
we should wait for the next upstream stable release so that users are able
to adopt. I'm already working on upstream to help upstream maintainer to
get things sorted out.

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> There is http://libmodbus.org/releases/libmodbus-3.1.1.tar.gz now
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This is our own request function, not the request module. The `repeat` here is what keeps the process alive because pmctl uses explicit `process.exit()` instead of just letting the event loop run out.


Does that mean if there's a func (such as XHR's `Send`) that expects an `ArrayBuffer`, I can give it a `Uint8Array` and it will "implement" the `ArrayBuffer` interface so to speak?

I'm confused because the sample provided in that [MDN article](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/XMLHttpRequest/Sending_and_Receiving_Binary_Data) explicitly creates an `ArrayBuffer` on top of `Uint8Array`, which makes me think it's **neccessary**.

```JavaScript
var myArray = new ArrayBuffer(512);
var longInt8View = new Uint8Array(myArray);

for (var i=0; i< longInt8View.length; i++) {
  longInt8View[i] = i % 255;
}

var xhr = new XMLHttpRequest;
xhr.open("POST", url, false);
xhr.send(myArray);
```

But since `req.Send([]byte(msg))` seems to work, it suggests that it's not mandatory.

I really dislike these weak types... :( How can I be sure of what's the right thing to do when multiple things seem to work (in my specific browser; perhaps not in others).


Crap, missed it totally ;( Adding it now and updating the PR


Fixes #54.


This still benefits from using if-let I think:
```
{ // new scope for the read lock (so it drops before trying to acquire write lock)
let templates = self.templates.read().unwrap();
if let Some(t) = templates.get(&path) { .. }
}
```


I can sympathize :)


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Hm… I would prefer removing jQuery and this custom-modifier solution from sandbox. This goes against simplifications that happened in sandbox recently. Without watch feature it will be annoying to use this in practice if you want to write more than 10 lines of JS code. Also some users don't like / can't use terminal.

On the other hand it is quite neat solution. The question is, how smart do we want sandbox to be? Should we make it smart and introduce `nette/skeleton` (lighter than [light sandbox](https://github.com/nette/sandbox/tree/light))


Nice qualifier!


Fine by me. I didn't like `ChildContext` either but wasn't feeling particularly imaginative.


I think this one's "special" because it's the only one that returns two values. In registers. Though yeah, it should be converted.


TBH I prefer double quotes too but I trusted Rubocop config more.
Didn't got the discussion :/ Sorry about that!


@openspectrum: Tried `TEMPLATE_PATH = File.expand_path("../views/gallery-template.html.erb", __FILE__)`. Got this error: http://cl.ly/image/241s44380T3v. The method seems into insert the `__FILE__` name also (as far as I can tell), which is messing up the path to `views`.


Notice any benefits using these?


Perhaps this line should be joined with the one above, given how the first part of the logical or are on their own line.


多区域互联电力系统的分布式优化调度方法


确实修改注释位置即可，但是这是为啥？注释会影响？


Sure, that makes sense. Actually, I'm not sure the comment even applies anymore.


sure it is.

The only possibility this line can be reached is by both versions starting the same, f.e: 0.10.0 and 0.10.0.1
So at this point [this] version is only more recent than the argument version if it has more parts in it.

Tested it, dude. Works as far as I can tell.


That would make more sense now that I am reading it. :)


Huh.
We just have to make sure not to remove any numbers from a version number. :P

*tens years later*

Dimensional Pockets - v172.29.200.01


hm... um... well... oops?

We should look for a different name then. In my experience if I am explaining to someone what both crystals do, they often get confused which crystal I am talking about, because they sounded so similar. Especially to non native English speakers.

That's why I renamed it slightly in the first place.


Think of `ArrayBuffer` as an allocated chunk of memory. The typed arrays can then be thought of as casts of that memory:

```
var buffer = new ArrayBuffer(8);
var view   = new Int32Array(buffer);
```

I'm not sure what the correct approach is here, though. I guess you need to find out if `XMLHttpRequest` can take _anything_ or something specific, since JS is dynamically typed.


As long as we're largely talking in the abstract or out-of-tree, I guess I
don't care.  I find it convenient to know off the top of my head what valid
Names are for kubernetes objects, but it higher level APIs want to allow
more than that, I won't get in the way.

On Mon, Jan 26, 2015 at 12:28 PM, Clayton Coleman <notifications@github.com>
wrote:

> More arguing that enforcing dns label or dns subdomain for all Kube core
> APIs is reasonable - forcing it on all Kube-like APIs is potentially
> impossible / counter-productive.
>
> Kube API: service, node, pod, rc, a few others
> Kube-like API: anyone who wants to build things that run on top of Kube,
> but benefit from common API conventions and patterns.
>
> Is "name" so strong a convention that forcing it on "Kube-like" provides
> benefit?
>
> For Service there's a clear use case to keeping it DNS like, for RC it can
> be anything that roughly looks right in a URL, for Pods it should be long
> enough to describe things, for nodes it should be hostnames or host-like
> names. However for secrets or service accounts or resource controllers or
> quota objects or builds or routes or user accounts I'm not sure that the
> common convention should be mandatory. I don't know if I would go so far as
> to be free form - but if resource X chooses to interpret Name differently
> from resource Y, does a client need to know that? Or does it only need to
> read and write name?
>
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> > Are you arguing for letting Name be a free-form string? I thought the
> > discussion was DNS Label vs DNS Subdomain ?
> >
> > On Mon, Jan 26, 2015 at 10:59 AM, Clayton Coleman <
> notifications@github.com>
> > wrote:
> >
> > > Let's lay out the arguments for strict names:
> > >
> > > * every API that is deemed "kube compatible" will follow the rules
> > > * except for those that decide they need names that don't follow the
> rules
> > > * it means that clients can do things to manipulate names like add
> > > prefixes and suffixes for sets of resources
> > > * they could always only use prefixes/suffixes out of a-z0-9
> > > * if you want to represent a name that is surfaced as some other
> resource
> > > type (in a different system, different problem domain) you have to map
> the
> > > underlying name space to the kube name convention
> > > * so "foo:bar_x" in underlying system has to become
> "foo_x045_bar_x00_x"
> > > as a name
> > > * or you create a mapper class
> > > * consistency - clients can write a single validator for all objects
> > > * except for objects that don't follow the rules, and also client
> > > validators are bad because they may not have the same validation
> results as
> > > the server
> > > * consistency - you can point someone to the API doc that says "here's
> > > what names are"
> > > * validation of object references
> > > * you can strictly validate object reference names prior to checking
> them
> > > * see statements about client validators and resources that don't
> follow
> > > the rules
> > >
> > > Other arguments I'm missing?
> > >
> > > ----- Original Message -----
> > > > Is it a hardship to say that kubernetes names DO allow DNS-subdomains
> > > (and
> > > > all that entails) but do not allow arbitrary stings, and if you want
> to
> > > jam
> > > > an arbitrary string with "TZ" in it you have to tr that "TZ" into
> "tz"?
> > > >
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>


Actually now that I think about it, it does make sense.
Nether = actual Nether.
End = actual End.
I don't think anyone would actually care.
\o/


According to https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/XMLHttpRequest#send(),

```
void send();
void send(ArrayBuffer data);
void send(ArrayBufferView data);
void send(Blob data);
void send(Document data);
void send(DOMString? data);
void send(FormData data);
```


I wouldn't call that rough at all! Short. Sweet. And. To-the-point!


@bsaiken

I have to warn you. Using a html table is not a solution here. It brings more headaches than anything else.

Please use a `<ul>...</ul>` or `<ol>...</ol>` list because it will be easier to style it.


I think you still have not understood the code yet.

0.11 will be more recent than 0.10.0. Look at the return in line 48.

Here is an example step through of the comparison of "0.11" and "0.10.0":

```none
String[] versionA = { "0", "11" }
String[] versionB = { "0", "10", "0"}

versionA[0] equals versionB[0] -> continue
versionA[1] larger_than versionB[1] -> return true
```


\o/


```[...]``` was not meant to be taken literally. My bad.


Should be ```is_a?```, but leaving it off is okay.


Ah, okay, so a typed array then (called _views_ throughout the docs extensively), i.e. `Uint8Array` etc. Presumably, also use `ArrayBuffer` directly as that is also a supported type for that method. I would expect no less than for it to act exactly the same, which aligns with what you've said here earlier.


It's a start :smile:


Can this go in the view instead of using jQuery?


> which aligns with what you've said here earlier.

Can you point out which part? I'm still fuzzy about this. Thanks!


Cache jQuery variables for reuse, when possible.


this breaks in IE, reminder to self to replace with jquery version


Ack


Could a logging point be put in here?  I'm not a fan of failures being bypassed silently.

I usually include these lines to set up logging in every module:

    import logging
    import os
    _logger = logging.getLogger(os.path.basename(__file__))


yeah, sorry, this part:

> However, note that the simple req.Send([]byte(msg)) version also seems to work. I don't understand why it works, is there an implicit conversion taking place? What is the difference between Uint8Array and ArrayBuffer?

`send` takes an `ArrayBufferView` (e.g. `Uint8Array`, `Int32Array`, etc) OR an `ArrayBuffer` as parameters. If you send `Uint8Array` it's sending unsigned 8 bit integers (i.e. _bytes_) and if you sent an `ArrayBuffer` it's sending the bytes it contains.

The only difference is that you can't directly modify a `ArrayBuffer`s bytes without first getting a 'typed' _view_ into it (e.g. `Uint8Array`).


Both instances of `it += (regionEnd - it) - 1;` would be clearer as `it = regionEnd - 1;`.

The three `if` clauses should all end with `continue;` rather than letting control proceed to the next `if` (my original code had this issue as well).


The "if" statement.


How about we do this incrementally over time in a series of small pull requests? That makes it easier to digest than one big one. I think the specific numeric type we want will vary on a case by case basis, so I think it makes sense to handle them separately.


看这个名字我一开始以为是python的一个项目。。。


@rdlowrey but you could push directly? Or otherwise, just create a PR and I'll test and merge it.

Thanks.


Oh, I think I understand now, after seeing docs on [`ArrayBufferView`](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/ArrayBufferView)

```
ArrayBufferView is a helper type representing any of the following JavaScript TypedArray types:

Int8Array,
Uint8Array,
Uint8ClampedArray,
Int16Array,
Uint16Array,
Int32Array,
Uint32Array,
Float32Array,
Float64Array or
DataView.

This is a helper type to simplify the specification, it isn't an interface and there are no objects implementing it.
```

So, send accepts `ArrayBufferView`, aka `Uint8Array`, therefore doing `req.Send([]byte(msg))` ends up making a lot of sense. I see! Thank you!


```
<p class="caption">$l10n.WORKFLOW_CLASSIFICATION</p>
```
がおかしくなるようです。

掲示板の場合

![2015-01-27 14 47 55](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/781448/5914141/a0aa4654-a633-11e4-827b-afbdeaaacc07.png)

ワークフローの場合
![2015-01-27 14 48 16](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/781448/5914142/a30efb60-a633-11e4-926f-7e000b3e0271.png)


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I think you need an `it--` here, since the `for` loop will do `it++`.


Are you purposely excluding the `?` character from the region?


review test


uploadSource failed:upload to storage failed


I don't think this needs to be public


Shouldn't this be `while (it != query.end() && (isalnum(*it) || *it == '_' || *it == '.'))`? If a parameter is the last thing in a query, then `it` should equal `query.end()` when we exit the loop.


Done


hum, dans linux ou dans mnit_linux ? C'est un peu confus en ce moment ...


nice.


catRec ? :D


You forgot to change string comment here which still mentions String Cyclist


... and here too


@aaronalfred1 My task is no longer blocking you. FYI added sass and [bourbon](http://bourbon.io) so you'll need to remember to render the sass/style.sass file to css/style.css


hmm, could you please explain to me what problem you find out?
I think we need this `if` statement.
`if (selectExpression.Predicate == null)` makes sure a second where clause would not override the preceding where clause. `else if (predicate != null)` makes sure the second parameter of `AndAlso` is not null.


I believe this is incorrect, these base types String and Number need to point to DSCoreUI.Properties, isn't that correct?


same as above


This is the content-type of request which is text. Response will be json.


Tirastes apenas as minhas informações que estavam no topo :( Mas acho realmente melhor deixá-las apenas no meu perfil. Obrigado, cara!


the version checking falls over against JQuery 1.11


Should be `$pun_config['vsab_minimum_posts_to_skip']`.


Yup will not run prettifier again.


ehm, do accidentally removed this lines? you accepted this in pr #96


There has to be an easier/better way to do this but the code reads how my thought process works. Any suggestions would be much appreciated!


Test ok:
host:ubuntu 14.04 64
docker client version: 1.4.1


Actually, you've already cached this to the `el` variable, so you can use that.


Sorry, I didn't see this for a few days. Thank you for your feedback! I'm
not from Melbourne. Why do you ask?

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修改注释


This will probably break if there are multiple Treebeards on a page.


Oh, I'm a fucking herp....
I blame the formatting from github.
Good job.
You went and made a version checker...
Wasn't even on our list... :P


Maybe we should consider renaming `FileCyclist` too: afterall, it's not about `File`s but about strings-that-contain-filenames. `FilenameCyclist`?..

On the second thought, I start to dislike the idea of Cyclist interface at all - that seems *way* too much abstraction, code and specs for a 1-liner difference such as:

      File.new(self.source.to_s).each_line

vs

      source.each_line


你好，我在github上面搜mockito相关的时候搜到了你这个repo，请问这个是用来干什么的呢？ :)


ouais, p'tet mnit_linux. le truc qui devrait implementer `load_sound` et companie pour linux


上面例子中的代码已更新，可以进行`escapeAttrValue`处理的。


Why is this necessary?


To be fair, the fetch-a-file-from-URL part of the VersionChecker itself is largely based on how BuildCraft does it.


项目介绍


Why restrict this to single-argument aggregations?


update google analytics


I'll make a version checker for OmnisCore and make it an expandable thing.
Oh, I could just use the annotation system.... I'm a genius...
Ignore me, but look forward to a version system at some point.


wut he was a nihilist nub


remove :new


Should be "Sign up"


For the File extension Format is currently resolving... it`s data is zero value as of now....


Haha thanks!!


I changed this line due to updation by code by me


```modem->features = A_MODEM_FEATURE_HOLD;``` is enough.


I personally prefer lowercase since that is less confusing. You don't need to worry that much about case sensitive behavior in JS or CSS.


@NosBit
Thx


Why isn't that writeIdIfNecessary?


What if I want to work on resources for something that is only shown to anonymous users? Then I have to manually rebundle after every change?


I think we should lowercase all names first.


Make sure you have write permission first.
Then you can create a new folder which you can do by clicking on the '+' next to '..Students/" and adding another.
Should look like: "ECEN303-Spring2015/Students/Your GitHubID/README.md ".
Don't forget to type '/' after the folder name.
README.md should not have the' /'  and will not change to blue, should stay in the textbox format.(That was my intial confusion) That is your new file. You add the information for that file in the box then click the green "Commit new file". Ta-dah!


Yup I'll do that tonight.

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>
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This method doesn't seem to be checking whether the mask symbols are the same across all aggregation function calls.


ctx has the current omIn and therefore there shouldn't be a need to pass it. Can you check please?


s/ii/end/ for consistency in the code base.


I am not agree with this. If we will break the line just before closing bracket we will can to remove a whole line of last attribute without replacing closing bracket to last attribute.


We produce a lot of noise in these tests. Especially the name above was not set by a user. I mean it is a default layer name. Why would we add an id for it?


My main concern is the noise level that we produce again. Many names are no custom user names either but the default layer names.


You mean that you are "working on resolving extension validation..." ?


Can you add the failing test please? Then I would r+ it.


You don't have to export ```amodem_has_feature()``` given that it is only used in __android_modem.c__


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This could be better "componentized" by defining a separate view for the `Modal`.


The Atreides and Ordos buttons seem to be gone.


I haven't started on them yet. But I need some advice. Which Legions should I prioritize? Should I focus on fixing the existing "Province Legions" or should I focus on creating historical Western Legions?


This will fail. It only works with the legacy build palette.


This should fix this integration occasionally failing due to a timeout.  Currently 900+ transactions are returned unnecessarily.


How about project structure guideline? I have some thoughts but I don't want to be alone with them.


Hey @Graw, this is the first comment in this repository. Thank you!


Sorry for the late comment on this, but I've got a question here: Is there any specific reason to pass the desired place (_read: memory location_) of the residuals as an argument here when we have it as a member of the instance?
Dropping this argument would simplify calls to computing the residual, e.g. further down in `converged()`.


太棒了，等我抽空试一下！ 非常感谢！


I strongly believe that every project deserves its own structure. It depends on features, frameworks, etc.
Here is my try on Meteor https://github.com/plentiful/guidelines/blob/master/meteor.md. I'm going to simplify it someday, maybe.


Nice :smile_cat: what about my idea?


I'm not completely sure as to why these are marked as no-ops to gettext (`N_(...)`), given that they are the parts I'd think would be translated.


Your point is valid: it's easier to remove or sort attribute lines, when bracket is on the new line. I still like it better to keep bracket on the same line with the last attribute. Thanks again for reading this guide.


Your idea is similar to [commas before technique](http://css-tricks.com/commas-before/) in javascript. But I think in Jade/HTML attributes don't change very often but we save line on every tag.


Yes Sir that`s what i mean... Sorry because I do not know the specific terms for that...


This function is needed because the select element only knows the album's title (name), this function will search through the user's albums and find the ID of the album with the name given by 'albumTitle'.


Oops, forgot to change this value back to 30000 from 10000 (for testing)... Changed it now :)


Nice!


As stated in the commit message, `gcc -E` showed that these were just 3 `printf()` calls, although there is a funtion of the same name declared somewhere else in the project...


Yes, for future implementation with DMA this should be required.


what about this issue now？


That makes sense. The multiple variables in one line is only supported when
using '='

I get this on 1.4.1:
csnlwfournier:~ wfournier$ docker run -p 9000:9000 tumblr/collins
Error: Could not find or load main class play.core.server.NettyServer
To enable GC log rotation, use -Xloggc:<filename> -XX:+UseGCLogFileRotation
-XX:NumberOfGCLogFiles=<num_of_files> -XX:GCLogFileSize=<num_of_size>
where num_of_file > 0 and num_of_size > 0
GC log rotation is turned off
csnlwfournier:~ wfournier$ docker -v
Docker version 1.4.1, build 5bc2ff8

When I change the dockerfile to have the 2 vars on separate lines, it
works, just like with 1.3.
I did get the same on 1.3.1. The var=value is only supported in 1.4 btw.
Anyway, this looks like a bug in docker. Does the image work for you?

If I find the time, I'll do a quick test with a simple docker file to see
if it's a bug in docker, and report it if it is.

Wim

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> the hub is running the build with 1.3.3. The current docs state that both
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>
> ENV APP_HOME /opt/collins \
>     LOG_HOME /var/log/collins
>
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These are undesired characters. the patch should not include these. similar for other files


it should be getIssue and should return Query object, then in controller you can decide if you want to still modify query, or get it as array, or just call ```getOneOrNullResult()```


añadiendo


da


It is not in the code really, but Enlil planned it. We might relook at it later though.


@Metaller I think that JS trick is like crutch, if you want to write with some syntax sugar you have to use preprocessor :wink:


Thanks for the comments. Will include the changes.


If I am reading this correctly, it looks like setstate-sunrise never gets called?  While it is true that sunset and orange get overridden and effectively don't need to happen, it's confusing at best.

Also, what happens when instead of `color: sunrise`, we set `foo: bar`, in which case we do a merge and subsequently setting the color doesn't completely eliminate the effects of the previous call?


I will remove this in final commit. Kept for testing.


@ffshr please correct spelling dependencys > dependencies


This must be dm, not 1-dim


not actually, this commit message was confused with a different project


KP #1740


pUserMem_p points to a memory mapped in user space. The actual memory in case is in the PCIe and not allocated previously.

Here MmUnmapLockedPages() removes the mapping between kernel and the user memory and IoFreeMdl severs the connection between physical and the virtual address thus freeing the memory in user space. So we don't need to free the memory here.


Yes. Otherwise, we add another option. Turning on debug makes page load rather slow.


No it it not related to OPLK and will be removed during integration with CMAKE.


@ffshr
please use enumerate to make the code more readable

```python
for index, dep in enumerate(deps):
   result.append(dep, self.pos_tags_list[index])
   ...
```
```


Haha, I feel like adding a test that asserts broken functionality is a bit questionable... :).  But my philosophy is that if a commit makes incremental progress toward a better world, it should be accepted.  This diff change (barely) passes that minimum bar, and I don't see any other bugs, so I'll accept.


@ffshr
what does happen, if the old format is used? (currently the data is just ignored)
-> maybe we should fill the structure but ommit the dependency labels in this case.

```python
parent, dlabel = dep.split(':') if ':' in dep else dep, None
```


the status information in this case is to verify the status of the IOCTL calls which does not fail here. The error handling in user space is done by checking the size of the returned variable.


Thx Kostye for the fast review ;)


Well there were no assertions of callbacks at all before this. This could've prevented the original regression. :)


thanks. https://github.com/OpenELEC/OpenELEC.tv/issues/3833


If it won't work properly, I think that I'm going to fill bug against it


tcsh is my main shell and it is actively maintained


@ffshr
the documentation (constructor of `Sentence`) does not yetfit the method `set_dependency_list`


No worries! Was just interested, I like your work and my agency is looking for an in-house front-end developer so I thought it couldn't hurt to ask where you're from. If you're ever in Melbourne hit me up!


I think there should be also only `$settings['server']` ?


Might be that I misunderstand something with the Dart type system, but this looks to me like it prevents subclasses from generating trees other than XmlNode structures. The current API intentionally leaves the types out, so that users can create their own data structures.


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