I initially didn't allow failures, but the this happened

https://github.com/minimagick/minimagick/issues/254#issuecomment-70238701

But, I forgot to link to it. It only happened once, however, so we'll see if it will happen again :)


Let's test it more! :-)


Just copy past for the first run. I plan to support this. Feel free to fix it :-)


Thanks! I missed it :)


I tested and with 14 char., and changed line1070,

+ delay.SHORT , constant stuck between rolls after 2 - 4 chars.
+ delay.MEDIUM , stuck after 5 - 7 chars.
+ delay.LONG, success through 14 chars, but it still fells unstable


can you change this to `console.error` please so it's red in the console?


У тебя определенно какое-то зло с табуляциями


yes.


Other than the minor comment, perfect! Thank you


TS strikes again! :+1:


It would be nice if new files could be added without having to edit this file.
Is there some way to use a pattern for the file names `paths.modules + "/*.js"`?


See branch fourcol


Well, doing this on each update was not a bad thing (when dir already exists, only permissions are fixed ;)


I'm not sure why it would require a restart, probably something I'm doing wrong in saving the configs, or reloading the widgets.


Actuall, the commit message here should have been about adding the themeCombo which has a label of Project


The description should be for the layer when not on the home page, right? This text is static.


If I remember how these map correctly, this will break if get ever get 10 MDSes in a teuthology cluster?

Shouldn't be a problem, but please document it.


as you wished :)


ого
все уехало


Yes potentially, but this should be addressed in another ticket. I have created #164


some tests failed:
failure: http://build.servo.org/builders/mac1/builds/764


@tbba I had a fatal error somewhere in the admin, because the InputfieldIcon module was missing. Going to the SystemUpdater module and running the Update 10 again fixed it!


I'd prefer to just see this as:

if six.PY3:
    ARG_STR = '1'
else:
   ARG_STR = 'an'


LGTM


You linked me on a Core file but I didn't update Prestashop since 1.6.0.7.

Aren't modules updates independent from core updates?


nice!


You had me at the space removal. The rest is gravy.


Mark,

Could you please explain the nature of the interaction between a simulator and your API?


No, here is what `check_name_for_file()` does:

"Checks if this class will look for a file and return a distro".

It means that you can write a probe simply by setting both `CHECK_FILE` and `CHECK_FILE_DISTRO_NAME`. The given `CHECK_FILE` would only be access during `name_for_file`.


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Aye


None of these should be here.


After some thought I think it would be better to leave it as it is. The reason is that we have at least few memory resources for GIC and IMHO it is better to save the information necessary to access them according to their affinity. Current approach is more clear and consistent because we have i.e.
```gic_dist``` and ```gic_redists``` that can be easily distinguished and if we change it to bus_read/write we will have ```gic_res[0]``` for the distributor. Not only we have different access method than Re-Distributors but also this does not really say anything to the reader.


Setting `overwrite` to `true` doesn't work like I would expect it.


@author is not redundant.


Welcome Paul.


There should be lua_pushlstring, with "l" in it, isn't it?


Ta datoteka je v obliki markdown in ne LaTeX, tako da LaTeXovih ukazov tukaj ne uporabljaj. Če hočeš, da se ti lepo prikaže seznam na GitHubu, namesto vsakega `\item` daš `*` ali `-`. Seveda izpusti `\begin{itemize}` in `\end{itemize}`, pa tudi `\url`, saj se bo za spletne naslove samodejno naredila povezava.


How does it differ from what you would expect?


author, return, throws, and exception shouldn't be here.


Doesn't this do quite the opposite? Notes are still not printed in JDT, and NOTEs are not printed anymore at all.

This should probably be || instead of &&.


I think both of the above sentences can be removed now due to the new definition of features.


This docstring is incorrect.


And consequently, I think all of the `Removed` features can be outright removed.


Yes that should be *or*, derp :)


"arg" should be "args" here since multiple can be passed. Also, there should be a docstring that explains what the arguments are.


Could you also reorganize this list a bit as well? It would be nice to group together features per-`Status` just to be able to easily glance over to see what active features there are and such.


It looks like typesafe config supports that natively.  Many of the options in the curator config section of my .conf file say things like `session-timeout = 40s`.


I'm wondering what prompted this? I'm finding myself changing it back to the relative path form to get the module working with browserify.


To vrstico izbriši, saj spremenljivke `mojsvet1` nimaš definirane in se ti zato program ustavi; poleg tega pa nikjer ne uporabljaš spremenljivke `imena.drzav1`.


Ah okay, funktioniert das Watchen dann denn jetzt noch?


This method should not return anything, since annotations can't be used in JS.


Thank you, fixed in 94f44dd


good, i was like 90% sure that was what I was supposed to do.


Could you please add the https support in line 54 of file.py
Thanks


Ah ok, I hadn't considered that as a method for when to update the regions but that is a great idea.  I'm still looking through the code and will try it out next week.

No problem on the changetip, you saved me a lot of time with this library.  Hopefully they pick up the comment and send it to you soon.


Too quick. Works great :)


Also, it looks like this is done on a per-request basis.

I'll set it up to add a timeout if there was none, and to use the user set one otherwise.


Is this necessary here? rilproxy should be using standard Android logging. I'm worried about init acting dumb and restarting logwrapper over and over again if rilproxy is missing, which is a valid configuration.


Hmm. I dont think FavoriteService line 189 is being resolved when creating eventSchedule records.
The example below viewing the DB with sqliteBrowser3. I was expecting it to be a **Number** not a *Boolean*.
![image](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/6933240/5782765/bddd9c1c-9e22-11e4-871c-a392ca032f29.png)


Thank you for the accent, I read on Wikipedia that accents are to be capitalized on in the beginning of a sentence ^^


The wpt failure here is:

FAIL Date returned by lastModified is in the user's local time zone.


Could this be updated so that the Auth Sandbox Simulation text displays when debug mode is on AND sandbox is enabled? With the current setting where it drives only on sandbox, there is no way to remove the textbox while still in sandbox mode.


looks fine


That's awesome :)


what is this zip file?


Oh my - that was embarrassing! Too bad nobody checked the alps support prior to release :-(


L2Read dave

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`software_manager` has no features for inspecting a non-installed package file, and I'm not sure that is a useful interface for what it intends to be.

This `DistroPkgInfoLoaderRpm` keeps it simple and relies on the existence of the needed binary only. It doesn't play distro detection games and all. For example, I use the `Deb` version on my Fedora box just because I have `dpkg-deb`.


r=jdm


Same answer here :)


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Menu de redémarrage sounds better


Right!


Intended..previously I broke the 'battle_config.critical_rate' for merc...XD


woohoo!


There's a typo in the method name -- it says "doctage" instead of "doctags"


Two spaces right before `He`.


Yes, it can take say, 30 seconds depending on your system and installation tree size.


Ok, that helps :)


@allendav (Sorry about the lag!). You're right sir!. <= 600pt used to be fine for everything, until the 6+ came along (landscape mode is way over that!).


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Sedaj bi koristilo, če legendi dodaš ozadje, da ne bo prosojna. Dodaš lahko npr. parameter `bg = "#EEEEEE"` - to je svetlo siva barva, da ne bo ravno bela, kot države brez igralcev; lahko pa seveda uporabiš tudi kako drugo barvo.


same error as in school ... :-)


@nyankatze0 I think you missed the pun there bud


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Done


Hi @rrh, thanks for the info, I'll have a look.


Ensure any error message are highlighted in the console


need to add to the bundledDependencies as well


For now, it should assert that tensor.Alloc is in op_classes since that's the expected behavior for now. However, there should also be a comment that says that once the proper optimization is implemented, it should not be in op_classes instead.


You may have to synch you [line endings configuration](https://help.github.com/articles/dealing-with-line-endings/) with the rest of the team.


Whoops! Did you really mean to export this to child processes?

It's bad form to mutate the environment variable in a way that affects child processes. It's also arguably a bit of a security hole (child processes shouldn't have access to information about any previous processes).


I just noticed that `$CMD_DURATION` is exported to child processes. Was that intended?


The "description" variable here refers to the description of the whole comment, which is why it's passed in as an extra argument. It shouldn't be part of this check.


I do not see where the tmp dir is not being created


Grandes titulos de grandes personas para grandes proyectos


:3 Amazing


I think this can break retro compatibility, you should make $module = null/false and check if this exists inside the method


see if this works to update the file to my changes in R


There's already a `repo->writable` boolean.


There is lot of work ahead:
1. Make a reasonable low-level API
2. Make an utility class like IPRoute, high-level API
3. Use regular and implement specific NLAs for nl80211cmd and replace all «hex» stubs

There is also a feature to be done in pyroute2 core to support encoding of none-NLA (they aren't used by RTNL, so aren't implemented to be encoded), will be done this weekend. But step by step it's all doable, I believe :)


whaat why this was the most stupid mistake it should have been
`var twit = new twitter(require('./keys.json'));`


Where button "Download ZIP?"


@tenderlove I used this method to add fake routes to my tests:

    test_routes = Proc.new do
      ...
    end

    Rails.application.routes.eval_block(test_routes)

Any alternatives now that `eval_block` is private?


have proper variable names for eg : resourceSpecifier instead of res


This is good, but we need to do more than this. If I turn the flag off and have a comment with "returns" and "see", has_useful_docs will be True and we will end up rendering the "returns" property anyway. The above loop should keep track of which properties to render.


same here


I think we need to have some sort of Response generator, because this type of code is everywhere:

```
  object Responses {
    object NotFound {
      def apply(httpVersion: HttpVersion = HttpVersion.HTTP_1_1): Response =
        Response(new DefaultHttpResponse(httpVersion, HttpResponseStatus.NOT_FOUND))
    }
    object OK {
      def apply(httpVersion: HttpVersion = HttpVersion.HTTP_1_1): Response =
        Response(new DefaultHttpResponse(httpVersion, HttpResponseStatus.OK))
    }
  }
```

With that generator we can then clean this up considerably:

```
Future.value(consulSvs.fold(Responses.NotFound)(response => ...))


Not in general.  Remember it's totally possible to commit to `archive-z2` or `bare-user` repositories as non-root.  And gnome-continuous at least does that.  It's only because of RPM forcing root that `rpm-ostree` requires being run as root.

So just:

    g_set_error ("Cannot write to repository")?

If we wanted to be really accurate we could save the errno from the `faccessat` call in the private structure, then do:

    g_set_error ("Cannot write to repository: %s", g_strerror (repo->writable_errno))


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This is great!


Weren't we going to use a constant for this?


Similarly here, if different flags are expected on different platforms, should we have different specs for the different variants with stubs for the variants. (Sorry for the delay, never hit enter on this comment.)


this will win a Nobel prize


Collaborators, what do you think?


Would like public symbols to have gtk-doc.  Also, what about `ostree_repo_open_writable()` instead?


This is cool


Before this wasnt running over the CMS but now it is, is that ok?


I have fixed a couple formats as of late.  I have fixed quite a few things in pass_gen.pl. I am trying to catch the TS up with reality.  It DOES find problems, just like this one.  Unfortunately, it is also growing in size, and in runtime, but I really think it is worth it, ferreting out problems like this, that go hidden. Even the --internal would not catch these problems, SINCE the self test hashes work. It is the hashes that do not work (for whatever reason), that hopefully the TS will fire up and catch.


Removing the ``&`` would make it simpler...


This is all equivalent to `return [s_schemaVersions[path] unsignedIntegerValue]`.


looks fine


Well don't blame me too much ...


@bors: retry
* #3228


That's not a good name for this test. Copy-paste artefact?


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Anyway, I would use `CV_VERSION_EPOCH` instead of this define from `<opencv2/opencv.hpp>` or


I'd prefer, when you aren't doing anything with the None case of the Option, to not use pattern matching

```
for {
  secrets <- getSecretInformation(content)
  secret <- newSecrets(secrets)
} yield promise.success(secret)
```


saw approval from jdm
at https://github.com/mrobinson/servo/commit/c3d23a063080ff7446af904e32ac6b661a4cd653


merging mrobinson/servo/surface-refactor = c3d23a06 into auto


mrobinson/servo/surface-refactor = c3d23a06 merged ok, testing candidate = efae66bc


You're right, I'll revert it...


If the file is not needed anymore, don't you wish to simultaneously clear the reference?
https://github.com/mangosone/server/blob/Rel20/CMakeLists.txt#L407


Good idea. That is a common pattern that occurs over and over again


I have added this line but it does not appear to delete the folder even when it is empty. Any ideas? Running `brew-cask 0.52.1`.


The only thing you would need to do is a Modules > Refresh. Otherwise
you'll get a fatal error from the Fields or Templates screen, just because
the modules cache isn't yet aware of the InputfieldIcon module. Re-running
system update 10 would accomplish the same thing, but it's not
necessary–just do a Modules > Refresh.

On Fri, Jan 16, 2015 at 11:48 AM, Carl <notifications@github.com> wrote:

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> with the first version from yesterday?
> Or do I need to do something manually?
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Will do


FYI, if cluster initialization is in TestFixtureSetUp then the cluster will be initialized regardless of whether the test is skipped, that's why i leave it in TestSetup and let TestClusterManager figure out if a new cluster needs to be started

I updated TestCassandraVersion to allow for [https://github.com/datastax/csharp-driver/blob/master/src/Cassandra.IntegrationTests/TestBase/TestCassandraVersion.cs#L50](one more level of granularity) but its now in master, not 2.1 .. would it be worth the potential merge conflict to just insert that code into this 2.1.x derived branch ?


since you throw away the response here, what's the reason to use an Either?


Hmm then we should do it in the enable function? I thought if the folder already exists before using this plugin, the permissions should already be ok..


I see myself more as the editor.


I tried you fork but when I compile it with cordova 4.0 I get the following errors:

```
/Users/mg/Documents/iOS/test-V2.2.0Dev/platforms/ios/test/Plugins/com.fgomiero.cordova.externafileutil/FGExternalFileUtil.m:59:23: error:
      cast of Objective-C pointer type 'NSString *' to C pointer type 'CFStringRef'
      (aka 'const struct __CFString *') requires a bridged cast
    CFStringRef ext = (CFStringRef) [localFile pathExtension];
                      ^~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
/Users/mg/Documents/iOS/test-V2.2.0Dev/platforms/ios/test/Plugins/com.fgomiero.cordova.externafileutil/FGExternalFileUtil.m:59:24: note:
      use __bridge to convert directly (no change in ownership)
    CFStringRef ext = (CFStringRef) [localFile pathExtension];
                       ^
                       __bridge
/Users/mg/Documents/iOS/test-V2.2.0Dev/platforms/ios/test/Plugins/com.fgomiero.cordova.externafileutil/FGExternalFileUtil.m:59:37: note:
      use CFBridgingRetain call to make an ARC object available as a +1 'CFStringRef'
      (aka 'const struct __CFString *')
    CFStringRef ext = (CFStringRef) [localFile pathExtension];
                                    ^
                                    CFBridgingRetain(        )
1 error generated.

** BUILD FAILED **
```


Any specific reason you're not just using Array's built-in enumerator instead?


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@aenario Do you have any idea how to fix this?


Maybe you should use the module-level require() rather than the parameter passed  to load()?  99.9% of the time it won't matter... the issue only comes up when/if someone wants to do path remapping (the path to lie) using requirejs.  In that case, it seems like the remapping should be on the requirejs-dplugins package rather than the package using the promise! plugin.   Something like:

```js
requirejs.config({
    map: {
        'requirejs-dplugins': {
            'lie': 'lie1.1'
        }
    }
});
```

Actually I'm not sure why anyone would do that, but I guess it's possible.


Homework for session01


@ian29 good news, this bumps the db update for one z3 tile to ~ 45 seconds. If we don't make any more progress on other fronts, this is worth a serious consideration.


please don't leave print statements lying around; i've removed and committed for you


boooooooo (╯°Д°）╯︵ /(.□ . \)


why did we change this? are you sure this is right? and not causing page URLs to grow unnecessarily long as you navigate around? i dont think i like this @RAMichel


no worries mate, it is done!


@rickydazla : Yes we can make it be MCEmbedForm.
But let's take this scenario, let's say you have two embed forms in a store, one in the header and one in the footer, one marked MCEmbedFormHeader and MCEmbedFormFooter, when you look at the analytics stats, you see that 99% of users like to signup in the MCEmebedFormFooter, so now you know that most users like to signup in the footer, you can remove the embed form in the header and replace it with some other elements. It's only to distinguish the forms. :)
For now, I am going to just name it MCEmbedForm, depending on clients' use of this form, we can adjust it.


ok i will check this, if revert this will fix connection refused warnings, it should be BulkLoadIntoTableCommand has some issue.
with this commit, we use BulkLoadIntoTableCommand by default


Why is this different to https://github.com/crypto-browserify/crypto-browserify/blob/master/prng.js ?


change line 237 of hbaseCommands to

val conf = hbContext.configuration

and test it!


issue #5


Per [Tim Pope's suggestions](http://tbaggery.com/2008/04/19/a-note-about-git-commit-messages.html) this should probably be something like:

```
exercise name: Change some things.
```


```js
module.exports.plusesEverywhere = function(array){
   return array.join("+");
};
```


LOL. OK, So you've read it :)


// If you click on the "+" sign you can either edit, or make a new line adjustment!


This was an artifact of how I used to host it; it’s now stored there unzipped.

—David
> On Jan 15, 2015, at 6:59 AM, grannyte <notifications@github.com> wrote:
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Crap, this shouldn't have been committed.


下了这个项目，缺少HOK.Util;


` array.sort(function(a,b){return b-a}); `


Should prob broadcast it as well when the vehicle is restored (if not done already).


y u no read description


lol ok.


Na versão qt4 o QProcess não tem o método setArguments
http://doc.qt.digia.com/3.3/qprocess.html
http://qt-project.org/doc/qt-4.8/qprocess.html
http://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qprocess.html


I've pushed a commit to the master that should fix the issues you were having with g++ 4.7. Cheers!


Now models is string[]. Object.keys(models) breaks a few test cases as expected.


test comment


also added rails gem for font awesome.


Just getting up to date


I've also wanted to be able to swap the uuid's of players to swap their identities.

Moderators with player modes that don't have any permissions with different ingame names, swapping roleplay characters etc.


There is a error :
the  under method is not found in the DetailCreatureController.m  and InterfaceController.m  files.

- (instancetype)initWithContext:(id)contex{}


luisalvarado submit an improvement ticket: https://jira.cyanogenmod.org/browse/CYAN


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More information?  Why is it necessary?


Aye aye. I'll find a better alternative for that. It's to make sure that
CSV buttons et al. have certain url parameters passed correctly (i.e.
only="orders"). I will make it so it works akin to how we had pagination
propagate now that I know how you want it going. :)

Thanks for the print statements. I'd been pretty good about that in the
past, I think I just jumbled up today.

Raymond Michel
raym.michel@gmail.com
(858) 663.7116

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wrote:

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jkll


Should this be changed to
`this.defaultBindingMode = defaultBindingMode || ONE_WAY;`

I'll let you decide.


right  fixed:
Instead the not found method with awakeWithContext method.

// *** InterfaceController.m ***

- (void)awakeWithContext:(id)context {
    [super awakeWithContext:context];

    // Configure interface objects here.
    self.creatureList = [[NSArray alloc] initWithObjects:@"Bob", @"Dave", @"Jerry", @"Jorge", @"Kevin", @"Mark", @"Phil", @"Stuart", @"Tim", nil];

            // pass in the array to populate the table
    [self configureTableWithData:_creatureList];
      NSLog(@"%@ awakeWithContext", self);

}

// *** DetailCreatureController.m ***

- (void)awakeWithContext:(id)context {
    [super awakeWithContext:context];

    //Set the initial values and configuration of labels, images, and other controls.

     NSString * namePassed = (NSString *)context;
    [self.detailLabel setText:namePassed];
    [self.detailImage setImage:[UIImage imageNamed:namePassed]];

    NSLog(@"%@ awakeWithContext", self);

}


I'll go ahead and change that. It's probably a good idea. One moment.


some tests failed:
failure: http://buildbot.rust-lang.org/builders/auto-win-64-opt/builds/1650
exception: http://buildbot.rust-lang.org/builders/auto-mac-32-opt/builds/3161
exception: http://buildbot.rust-lang.org/builders/auto-mac-64-nopt-t/builds/3156
exception: http://buildbot.rust-lang.org/builders/auto-linux-32-opt/builds/3146
exception: http://buildbot.rust-lang.org/builders/auto-linux-32-nopt-t/builds/3146
exception: http://buildbot.rust-lang.org/builders/auto-linux-64-opt/builds/3149
exception: http://buildbot.rust-lang.org/builders/auto-linux-64-nopt-t/builds/3142
exception: http://buildbot.rust-lang.org/builders/auto-linux-64-x-android-t/builds/3136
exception: http://buildbot.rust-lang.org/builders/auto-win-32-opt/builds/2814
exception: http://buildbot.rust-lang.org/builders/auto-win-32-nopt-t/builds/2812
exception: http://buildbot.rust-lang.org/builders/auto-win-64-nopt-t/builds/1643


core sgtm.


Makes sense


i like this construction


```
(•_•)
( •_•)>⌐■-■
(⌐■_■)
```


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think this does the trick?

I'd like to make a build for Scottx to test and see if he still has issues loading lots of torrents.


LGTM. But this is simply making the parser less tolerant of errors, right? Not actually a bug-fix. That's fine. I'm just double-checking.

... Oh, wait. You've neglected a possible leading `-`. (Is a leading `+` legal?)

Given that, I have to ask about tests, and the goal. The overly-tolerant code is pretty easy to understand, and the code which actually interprets the float comes later (probably `atof`). Besides, your less-tolerant version will still allow `.e`. Are you sure you really want this change? I appreciate your contributions, so I'd merge it if you're sure (after the bug-fix). But be sure.


> you could even have automatic parallelization of queries (like Haxl; in fact, a Haxl front-end for this database might be something to look into).

Actually it's a very nice idea! Certainly implementable.

> I have seen some measure of standardisation of graph database querying via SPARQL and such. I don't know much about graph databases, but RDF seems to crop up a lot. To make this database a swap-in replacement of other graph databases, my guess is that is the direction to go.

My point was that the API of this library exposes everything required for implementing a support for that as an external project. It is a modularisation on a project scale with all the associated benefits, important ones being the isolation of problematic areas and separation of teams working on them. For instance, at the moment I'm not interested in this particular feature, so I won't be developing it nor will it make sense for me to maintain it.

> If you're interested in Haxl integration, I'd be willing to start looking into it.

Sure. Although it might be an overkill for the particular purpose, that you mentioned. All we need is just an `Applicative` instance for the transaction monad, which implements a concurrent execution strategy. It's actually pretty trivial stuff, but it may require a revision of the current implementation to a certain degree (I don't remember).

OTOH, Haxl could become useful in the networking layer (where Cloud Haskell should also be), where for instance it could be used to concurrently query multiple nodes (the task, which, as I recall, it was originally meant for).

---

How deeply are you interested in this project? How much time are you willing to spend on it? Do you plan to become a permanent team member?


@scwf Please check in the fix


AddMoreWarningFlags (lefticus) - i386-Windows-8.1-VisualStudio-12: OK (331 of 331 tests passed)

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The version codes need to stay as  they are, or Google Play won't let me upload the APKs (as it would cause problems with updating).


ya, but we need to get tests running on this project which would have caught it


@ShadowNinja How about this?
```
for (size_t i = 0; i < s.length(); i++) {
    res += s[i];
    if (s[i] == '\\')
        i++;
}


[Performance is improved](http://www.smashingmagazine.com/2013/04/03/build-fast-loading-mobile-website/) in mobile devices.


What does this do?


Ah I missed those, good catch :)


so awesome


saw approval from huonw
at https://github.com/pnkfelix/rust/commit/f0d7871ab7560694fd6767c1b5e38543b20a82f8


merging pnkfelix/rust/pp-flowgraph-kill-labels = f0d7871a into auto


status: {"merge_sha": "01504ae25255c3db281a6f0d7590fd1c1d44ccfb"}


pnkfelix/rust/pp-flowgraph-kill-labels = f0d7871a merged ok, testing candidate = 01504ae2


Implemented support for sometimes validation and updated phpDocBlocks.


@FengYang, please check it to verify whether this None-ret interferes with qemu tests.


r+ p=1000


@bors: retry


@mciruzzi Una de las cosas que deberiamos estar definiendo la proxima vez que nos juntemos es definir los estados de una orden y las operaciones validas en los mismos, de forma tal de hacer la logica del lado del server mas inteligente.


qq


Aww. I liked having spaces in my password...


Not tested on RasPi yet.


The previous grammar was correct.


Ship it!


Haha... @jpatanooga


Al momento de ingresar a la recepcion de commidiy daba un error con respecto a la cantidad recibida


- Use interface instead implementation.
- Hashtable is synchronized, user HashMap and synchronize write operations.


Well, you can of course remove the install and disable methods and move the statements in the enable and disable method. the plugin must be idempotent and fix possible mistakes when rerun (eg, you know about crazy users which are able to change permissions on folder without reasons...) Here, it's just a recommendation from my side ;)


db1924e17710b1ce2f72a7fcf9ef68556575d546 is intended to address this


I disagree. This is like "the matrix x has determinant 5" not "...determinant of 5".


I expect that setting it to `true` should work like *setting* it to `undefined`.


I kind of don't know either ! I was following the directions on the link provided by Bloc regarding partials in different controllers, and think i confused myself.  They way they said to do it wasn't working for some reason, then i did 'file' and it worked... but didn't work in production (obviously).  Then i went to render template, which worked... and now i totally get it and am doing render partial.  lol.


> i version it in
> another repo because i use it in multiple projects.

You should use a git subtree or submodule so that this is obvious (and tracked!)


As we can see, running grunt spawn:meteor-test passes. Dont forget to npm install :)


Did you forget to add the CNAME file to the commit?


You can directly use new FilterCreaturePermanent()


looks good


This line is not necessary, you dont have to take the username from the '@github' attribute. The user is alredy sending the attribute as a param


Yes I did. I'm dumb. Fixed :)


Also, publish.sh & runtests.sh should have chmod +x run over them.


I think the new Mapbox baselayer additions are good.


This is contrary to Sass's current behavior. Right now, Sass guarantees that the specificity of the styles added by `@extend` will be greater than or equal to the specificity of the selector containing the `@extend`. This is partly forced on us by the constraints of being a preprocessor, and I'm not 100% certain it's the right way to go, but I do think it matches the author's mental model of ruleset defining a sort of lexical scope of selection where everything within it applies only to elements that match the selector and only in the order of specificity.

Here's how I'd define the specificity of styles that come in via `@extend`. Suppose you have

```css
A {@extend B}
C { /* ... */ }
```

where `C` contains `B`. I would say that the styles defined for `C` apply to `A` with specificity `A - B + C`. Basically, the idea is that the specificity is closely tied to that of `A`, matching author expectations, while also respecting variations in different extended selectors.

The ability to do an end run around specificity is tempting, but I don't think it should be considered to be a feature of the current specificity mechanism so much as a potentially useful coincidence. If there's a real need for mitigating the complication of specificity, the "right" place for that is its own dedicated proposal, not as a rider on a proposal for inheritance.

For all its complication, specificity does also have some value. As this proposal stands, there's no way for the author to have any (local) control over how their extended styles will rank next to any other styles. It seems clear to me that an author writing `nav li {@extend a}` intends all navigation items to be styled like links, but if there's another `li` style they may not be, unavoidably.


The hashes in the commit message are bogus.  I think I locally rebased my changes before pushing.

I think these are the commits referenced above:

* bc88a4598c16486efd191c4a327ccd077c0beac2
* e00073c07557d346acfe697165a7764f98349abb


Just tried to issue ```make deploy``` on bitcoin and ended up with the same error
```
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "./contrib/macdeploy/macdeployqtplus", line 769, in <module>
    size += os.path.getsize(os.path.join(path, file))
  File "/System/Library/Frameworks/Python.framework/Versions/2.7/lib/python2.7/genericpath.py", line 49, in getsize
    return os.stat(filename).st_size
OSError: [Errno 2] No such file or directory: 'dist/Bitcoin-Qt.app/Contents/Frameworks/QtCore.framework/Versions/4/Contents/Info.plist'
make: *** [Bitcoin-Qt.dmg] Error 1
```
So maybe there are some problems on my side or local deploy in general but gitian will work?
Made a PR just in case https://github.com/darkcoin/darkcoin/pull/111


4674-Remove_DegToRad (mmatts) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-IntegrationCoverage-Debug: Coverage Too Low

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"Canola" is misspelled


The Run, Bike, Hike one might be a good addition too.  That can be accessed through: nps.kp9mndj7


It does not enter the battlefield tapped, you can remove this.


Add the comment directly above the implementation of the ability/effect if possible.


This is indeed a great product! Very sad to hear, but wish you the best in your endeavors @OwlFonk!


not your fault but should be `is`


All of these commits (up to this one) look pretty good... I can't wait to see it working! :D


"Quick -- guess how many abelian groups there are of order less than $12$!  Use Theorem~\ref{thm:struc} to classify all abelian groups of order less than $12$.  How many are there?"


Actually you can shorten this to `http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5488809`


nice


Shouldn't this be `write.on('finish', done);` ([Nodejs Streams finish event](http://nodejs.org/api/stream.html#stream_event_finish)) Or is this graceful-fs specific?


Thxx I'll think about that :)


... modifications, then ....


Ok I will check once it is online. Thanks


NOOOOOOO, DON'T SHARE YOUR PASSWORD!


It happens :)

I just did a dig on the domain, so it looks like you just need to do the DNS portion:
https://help.github.com/articles/tips-for-configuring-a-cname-record-with-your-dns-provider/

Eventually when the DNS propogates, you should see the change within possibly a few minutes or hours, but DNS providers always say it may take up to a day to propogate. In reality, you'll likely start to see it sooner than that. You might have to refresh the page a couple of times but once you start seeing it working, eventually everything will catch up. I.E. if you refresh and see the old url still being displayed, don't be too alarmed.


I believe this is wrong. You are supposed to use '$' only for inner classes, however here we have classes within a package, which is supposed to be referenced using '.'


we have npy_mul_with_overflow for this


Pull request!

https://github.com/damowales88/bloccit/pull/2

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I changed it because I was running into some weird errors on the backend once published. I'm gonna be doing a larger scale refactor this weekend, and I'll add this to my list to look at testing further. Thanks for the catch!


КРАСАУЧИК КАПИТАЛЬНЫЙ )


I recommend using the [SVG image](https://secure.travis-ci.org/forestbelton/anima.svg) as it looks much better on Retina displays : ![status](https://secure.travis-ci.org/forestbelton/anima.svg)


I think it's good to be explicit that we are defaulting to 0 in the case no version is registered.


@Viste wat


This is ugly: Meant to guard against [this New Relic issue](https://rpm.newrelic.com/accounts/501463/browser/3787364/js_errors#id=1417844547&tab-js_error_drilldown_tabs_1417829844=js_error_instances_1417829844&tab-js_error_drilldown_tabs_1417843032=js_error_instances_1417843032&tab-js_error_drilldown_tabs_1417843033=js_error_instances_1417843033&tab-js_error_drilldown_tabs_1417844547=js_error_instances_1417844547&tab-js_error_drilldown_tabs_1417829289=js_error_instances_1417829289) but doesn't really address the root cause.

This error occurs when viewing a shared project.  We actually load a blockspace in order to run the program, but we hide it, which interferes with the code for calculating the blockspace boundaries.  In turn, a change handler (probably triggered by window resizing) depends on those boundaries to correctly bump blocks back into place.

It turns out, that handler wouldn't be hooked up if the hidden blockspace was marked readOnly, but it's not, and I'm having trouble tracking down how we would change this in the sharing context and what the consequences of that change would be.  I've submitted this as a temporary fix and would appreciate insight on a more thorough approach.


just show my respect to cemak


hahaha


... contrast to [the proof in] Section...


Yes .. I plan that ... but therefore I must first investigate how the HttpClient works now
and must be setup to work like the current implementation.
There have changed many things .. so I must see how I can solve this ...


er, typo, this should be *should not*


Awesome! Thanks!


Don't know...


1. Default is the default mappings we add. Right now it is only json
2. Even if the class is about FormatFilter, the prefix makes it easy to search for test cases in VS when I want to run only those ones.


oh bah, I'll try to patch this with something to make the error more precise (and equally useless)


@Myoldmopar is this what you had in mind as a first pass at setting up the structure?


what are the test cases this regex covers?please provide comment..


which smack version are u using?


@kuenishi Any time, Kota! Always happy to help out my compadres in :jp:


Use ```\url{http://sagemath.org} = \href{http://sagemath.org}{\tt http://sagemath.org}```


I'm not sure the audio HAL will get accepted but display/media might be


all tests pass:
success: http://build.servo.org/builders/linux1/builds/548
success: http://build.servo.org/builders/linux2/builds/546
success: http://build.servo.org/builders/android/builds/584
success: http://build.servo.org/builders/mac1/builds/765
success: http://build.servo.org/builders/mac2/builds/765


prefer lstlisting.


Necessary?


AddMoreWarningFlags (lefticus) - i386-Windows-8.1-VisualStudio-12: OK (331 of 331 tests passed)

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Perfekt! Thank you!


Extra <div> required?


where do you set the username attribute?


No it also tests adding of custom format to the map and retrieve it.


cool.


Viste :+1:


i assume in a later step, we'll see, this is really early pre-alpha state


HW 1


fast-forwarding master to auto = efae66bc


I know, I know. It's just that while I was reworking things, I found myself writing duplicate code in a few places to support them both. The last straw was when I realized that a misbehaving client could cause unexpected behavior by sending a URL as a text offer, or text as a URL offer. I figured doing the detection receiver-side would simplify both implementation and behavior.


r+ rollup


@SecUpwN  Why did you do this? And how does it affect the sending?


Joya, vengo siguiendo tus pasos. Unas preguntas...
* Se pueden pasar los participants al momento de la creacion dentro de la orden? O aunque sea en el mismo request en un objeto aparte?
* Asi tengo que agregar a los participantes uno a uno. Podemos hacer otro para pasar una lista?


no *chasing* *chasing*, a jak z *catching*? Znalazłeś coś?


This is not going to work.
1) the comparsion must be before client.authenticate
2) devkeyloc is always null/empty/whitespace unless you input valid key
3) I recommend using string.IsNullOrWhitespace instead of != null


84202472-TurnOffInputEchoByDefault (JasonGlazer) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1590 of 1590 tests passed)

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Perhaps we can revert this, on C++, I think it works the same, anyway. On Neko, it was returning Int16 values, which meant it was wrong when the value was large enough. I tried to get it to behave properly, finally having to resort to a dirty "getPixels" fix to get proper values on Neko


about raw mouse input, http://wiki.libsdl.org/SDL_HINT_MOUSE_RELATIVE_MODE_WARP it says it is default mouse mode for sdl2, but somehow it doesn't work on linux: 1) i have to use ~2x less sens in order to get same mouse feeling (not correctly 2x, but my old sens = 3.2, new sens = 1.72) 2) KDE mouse accel settings affects on ingame accel.


There's nothing technically wrong with it, and it makes sense to use it for the same expression in each specialisation. If these nodes were more performance-critical, such as arithmetic, it might make sense to have multiple profiles so that a polymorphic node where the condition is different will not compile both sides of the conditions, but here I can't imagine it making a difference. So no need to change here.


I have reviewed and tested this change. I like it! The code change is clean, self-explanatory, and fixes just this bug. Does what is required, no more and no less. Nice.

For testing: I ran through my reproduction in issue #84. Then I updated to this commit, and the bug is gone. Works for me!

I recommend merging this PR!

I took a look at how hard the merge will be: unfortunately, there's a conflict arising from the recent addition of IPv6 support. socket.create_connection() appears hostile to non-blocking sockets. Unclear how to resolve this without duplicating bits of socket.create_connection(). Blechhhh.


Try to use past tense in commit messages. i.e. "Closed #270" instead of "closes"


I know it's a little weird, esp. when you're making a pull request, but.


I'd favor using set::rbegin() here.

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1342045/how-do-i-find-the-largest-int-in-a-stdsetint

Please also move this function to mesh_base.C now that it's a little more non-trivial.


k


Hi Leo,

I'm sure it is missing pieces and/or various arguments to some of the calls I defined.

Meanwhile, the vision here is that any number of external programs can exist which can provide a front panel interface to a particular simulator.  This program might provide a GUI display which can be interacted with or it might somehow act as a bridge to physical hardware which is the original or a model of the original hardware front panel.    In the GUI case, folks could write per simulator dedicated front panel implementations OR a single program could, in theory, exist which had configuration files that contained enough descriptive information and bitmap images to provide front panel interface for many fundamentally different simulators.

At some point there will be at least one additional variant of the PANEL constructor API.  One which comes to mind now is one which might provide a front panel for a device (or set of devices on a simulator).    The implication here is that multiple PANEL objects can exist concurrently (only one controlling the CPU).  Each with different probe (REGISTER) and timing attributes.  Such an additional concurrent PANEL object might provide blinking lights on a disk device, or spinning reels on a tape device, etc...

So as for interaction...

Using the current PANEL constructor, the panel program starts and it creates the PANEL object which starts the simulator process.  Depending on the front panel design, the "start" state might be with the CPU powered on or might need some user input on the panel to turn on the power switch.  Maybe the power switch actually invokes the PANEL constructor.  Once the PANEL is constructed, the front panel program describes what information it is interested in seeing changes for (i.e. what REGISTERs are to be displayed).  The front panel program can either poll for state changes whenever it is interested in updating its view by calling sim_panel_get_registers() OR it can setup a callback with sim_panel_set_display_callback.  If a callback is defined, a best effort will be made to update the local copy of the register data and call the callback routine when this update has happened (this will only happen when the simulator is actually running).

When a front panel program has some input which it wants to affect the simulator with, one of the APIs like sim_panel_exec_run or sim_panel_exec_halt or sim_panel_exec_step would be called.  Additionally there also needs to be a sim_panel_set_register API to allow a panel to change some register contents.

Please poke holes in this idea or suggest missing pieces.

Thanks.

- Mark


- Those I once viewed as Ember gods and would
have been intimidated to talk to
+ Those Ember Gods, who I thought would be intimidating,


Thanks! BitHub has sent payment of  $6.05USD for this commit.


Should we check if a logo is set before adding it to the view? Otherwise the user sees that place-holder image and it looks like something didn't load properly.


Thanks Tim :+1:


nice, but you can write short code, and delete 2 variables k and r


nice


wow, that's some old code from we had that ugly player at the bottom with a horrible triangle, ha ha ha


One thing I noticed is there is no way to delete the logo image after it is set on the form. You can only change it.


84202472-TurnOffInputEchoByDefault (JasonGlazer) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: OK (1590 of 1590 tests passed)

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i knew it but i just fucked up, im tired and shouldnt do any programming today. will do it tomorrow


This is not exactly a singleton. You must to synchronize the creation.


Is the semicolon here for any purpose?


yes so id place is FormatPlace.RouteAndQueryData, it will execute both the blocks and it will be put in both the places.


could you please explain why you introduced this change?
unfortunately it is faulty as it is unable to notice the 'reference only' changes


Did you notice the resource names are reversed? libtermkey where libtickit should be. It's not allowing me to update with a SHA1 mismatch.


r+


I'm trying to get the number of test/run slow failures on ubuntu 14.04 down to exactly 0.


Fixes #13


Wee! Ruszyliśmy! ^^.


84202472-TurnOffInputEchoByDefault (JasonGlazer) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-cppcheck-1.61: OK (0 of 0 tests passed)

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saw approval from jdm
at https://github.com/saneyuki/servo/commit/4629b7ccf0b0ff27d437f369d42e5c9ffaf79e4a


merging saneyuki/servo/internal = 4629b7cc into auto


saneyuki/servo/internal = 4629b7cc merged ok, testing candidate = 2a9acdcb


Oui en effet l'accent sur verrouillage n'est pas appliqué. Désolé! XD

Aussi, il est possible que nous ayons quelques différences au niveau de la langue pour cause de culture. (Francais vs Québecois) Si jamais c'est le cas, on peut trouver un terrain d'entente sur quelle expression serait la mieux appropriée.


@bors: retry


I noticed this too a few days ago.


@bors: rollup


@muhammad-ammar I'm not sure if this is the right method. It doesn't seem to add any access checks that ```get_children``` isn't already doing. However, I see that this is how verticals, sequentials etc determine their children, so I'm probably missing how the access filtering is happening. @cpennington @ormsbee is this correct?


yeah working on it.

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@sueloverso, this change (and the one I did a few minutes ago in the same spot), can you please check? I ended up deleting a couple of variables and a comment, wanted to confirm it with you.


these should be lowercase variable names


on?


Line 71 contradicts line 70, and this really doesn't belong in this PR.


Woot!  Thanks for the feedback, glad it's working for you.

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Малаца!


lowercase vars


@muhammad-ammar Also, as part of this change, could you fix the logic so that two tooltips aren't shown at the same time.
![image](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/5985072/5784262/8ae1d056-9d98-11e4-84ae-9628dffc4a77.png)


R should also be lowercase because it's derived from a non-constant Ruby value.


I think we cannot disable the freeze as it makes our cache vulnerable.
Unfortunately they can screw it up even if they do not tend to make modifications in the project.
(simply by getting and object attribute or registry and manipulating the returned value screws up the whole cache)


:rocket:


HVACSizingSim_CoincidentPlant (EnergyArchmage) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang-Debug: Tests Failed

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s/delimitor/delimiter/


@zaclimon le problème est que le français et le français québécois diffère, je peux essayer de tourner les phrases mais faut qu'elles restent construire correctement.
Si jamais tu as des tournures de phrases n'hésite pas à me les envoyer pour que je travail dessus.


Oh, now I see why is it not working, Its not your fault. I semi-fixed it but it still shows up untill you input valid key.


Job pr-scala failed for 122671f6 Took 175 min. (ping @som-snytt) [(results)](https://scala-webapps.epfl.ch/jenkins/job/pr-scala/9486/):

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You my friend are a machine.


судя по регулярке здесь будет что то такое "/3/results/"
ниже с /vote/ та же фигня


Great work. Thanks


обычно такие коменты не пишут. но пока не привык - почему бы и нет


thats what @daliha said.
Look goods to me


Je ne comprends rien. Lol!


@RenaudR Le français québécois a juste des différences au niveau des expressions. Cela dit, niveau syntaxe et grammaire, il s'agit de la même chose.

Je doute réellement qu'il y ait un grand nombre de différence mais il ne faut pas faire du "Copier-Coller" de l'anglais tout de même. :)


can you explain the foundation of this change?
in plain webGME environment the gzip slows the time of downloading so many small files.
so I would suggest some configuration option to control this feature


:beers:


Stupid IE doesn't show the logo anymore here. I'll make an issue to track this and try to fix it.


bots are clientside:
they run on the initialising clients machine (the person who added the bot), all messages are of the bot shooting or making stuff are sent through this client but every package is then marked as N_fromai
as far as i remember initai is the pendant to initclient -> you get informed that a new bot has been created (or you inform the server that you created a bot)

i think some of these soley "S2C" or "C2S"-entitled messages are actually either both or more likely just broadcasted by the server( check out msgfilter in fpsgame/server.cpp)

still :+1:


Ah yes. This is an error caused by a blunder while refactoring my code. Thanks.


@emceethemouth Looool


This prepends a `/bin/sh -c`. Not sure if this an issue. But would keep it the way it is.

http://crosbymichael.com/dockerfile-best-practices.html


Maybe there's a copy of that abstract class in ceylon-compiler (or maybe there's where it resides, but I thought it was in ceylon-common).


Should that be the top of the block or the top of the function?


ya this didnt fix video lol.. was something somewhere else still unknown exactly how it was fixed atm


hi man tnx for good pop  under code
but its not worked on chrome 39

i used this.is it correct?
<script type="text/javascript">

SmartPopunder.make('http://mysite.com', {width: 100, height: 100, newTab: false,blur : true});

</script>


Okey, I meaned 1.1.0 xD


Is this the naming scheme we like? `run` for running something locally?  Isn't this just testing it locally?

Here
https://github.com/giantswarm/sparkexample/tree/generic-example
I've tried 'run-test-application'. Not to happy about it but it we need a consistent naming scheme.


upps ;-)


The problem with this is that if two services use the same trick, they'll create an infinite recursion loop with each other. Better to find the first service of _lower priority_ than this one (i.e., the _next highest priority_). That way, multiple services using this technique work.

We should probably add a method to the `ServiceIndex` to obtain this easily: `<S extends Service> getNextService(Class<S>, S)` which gives back that guy, if he exists. Would make this paradigm easier to implement consistently.


Blake is the shit


Spelling "equeals" = "equals"


@zaclimon il n'y a pas de copier/coller de l'anglais :) je fais mes propres tournures de phrases mais après plusieurs heures de traduction on fatigue vite + mon travail en 2/8 .
Si faute il y a, il faut me prévenir et je fais la correction dans la foulée.
Tu peux m'ajouter sur Google+ pour de plus ample discussion.


:trophy:


@TylerBrock this test is failing for me now, actually. ```cursor->getns()``` returns just ```"test.$cmd.listIndexes"```, not ```"test.$cmd.listIndexes.dbclient"```


indentation


This'll have to change later, as `Dataset` evolves and merges with `ImgPlus`, but I suppose that's true of tons of code.


I sent a pull request to fix this: https://github.com/fish-shell/fish-shell/pull/1896


Sent you a pull request in case it wasn't intended.


The top of the function


LGTM. Tried it on my machine and it worked well.


Why not leave the existing signature in place, but have it call the new signature with the default 'null' value.
This way you don't have to explode the diff from an API change


use the enhance for to iterate a Iterable


Raju,
I don't think it is prudent. Let it be behaving the way it is right now. This change should be specific for mapping only and we can change if we want. If we change to mon or fs , there is no option to change it as of now.


LGTM


I agree that the specificity thing is just an interesting coincidence.  I added that example only after Chris had pointed it out; I wasn't thinking about specificity at all when originally writing the spec.

There are some problematic aspects to your suggestion, unfortunately.

It means that we have to track how every single element matches a selector - if it wouldn't have matched normally, but *does* match due to an @extend, we have to give it a different specificity.  Possibly, multiple different specificities, where we have to choose the greatest.  We do this with :matches(), and it's annoying and not great, and that's for something where the specificity options are lexically *right there*.

We'd have to complicate the storage/matching model for @extend significantly.  Each element would have to keep track of all of its @extend-given qualities separately for each @extend, despite matching selectors with all of them together.

`A - B + C` doesn't seem to work well when it matches due to only one of multiple qualities.  For example, in `#foo { @extend .a.b; } .a { color: blue; }`, you'd end up with a specificity of [1, -1, 0], which is... weird?  The point of the `- B` is to try and hackily "replace" the specificity of the extension selector with that of the invoking selector, so we could phrase it more directly as only replacing the part of the extension selector that is actually used.  But then what about selectors like ".a.b > .a.b", where it gets invoked twice?

Ultimately, trying to match what Sass does to specificity seems like a losing proposition.  The specificity effects that Sass has are caused by it being a selector-rewriter by necessity; you can't just declare that one element should have the necessary qualities to match another selector, you have to work with the qualities you have, which means reusing the selectors bits you start with.  Trying to duplicate Sass's functionality here means trying to identify places where we can pretend we're doing selector-rewriting, rather than what we're really doing (augmenting matchable qualities).

But, just like how Sass can't possible generate all the selector rewrites that would come from obeying @extend's semantics precisely, we can't do all the specificity munging that would come from obeying Sass's rewriting semantics precisely.

On the other hand, there are ways to do *similar* things that respect the specificity of the outer selector.  Using a mixin, for example, which can even define a whole suite of rules which get expanded underneath the invoking selector.  This is pretty similar to defining a suite of rules based on a placeholder selector, then @extending that, except for the specificity difference.


This can be avoided, the same goes for the next n number of lines that have changed.


Chaitanya,
We need to change the header messages to add sign off and other stuff.


@andy-armstrong As per my understanding and debugging access check are applied to ```get_display_items``` method. the [line](https://github.com/edx/edx-platform/blob/99ac9912ec517f1f958b79dd32b436d609debcea/common/lib/xmodule/xmodule/x_module.py#L1059) is setting indirection on ```get_display_items``` due to which access checks will be called.


не хотелось бы иметь реальную инфу в открытом коде


this shouldn't be necessary as the `alias` config within the class definition should register it: https://github.com/BillClinton/Appunto-Auth/blob/master/src/lib/proxy/Codeigniter.js#L12


all tests pass:
success: http://buildbot.rust-lang.org/builders/auto-mac-32-opt/builds/3171
success: http://buildbot.rust-lang.org/builders/auto-mac-64-opt/builds/3164
success: http://buildbot.rust-lang.org/builders/auto-mac-64-nopt-t/builds/3166
success: http://buildbot.rust-lang.org/builders/auto-linux-32-opt/builds/3156
success: http://buildbot.rust-lang.org/builders/auto-linux-32-nopt-t/builds/3156
success: http://buildbot.rust-lang.org/builders/auto-linux-64-opt/builds/3159
success: http://buildbot.rust-lang.org/builders/auto-linux-64-nopt-t/builds/3152
success: http://buildbot.rust-lang.org/builders/auto-linux-64-x-android-t/builds/3146
success: http://buildbot.rust-lang.org/builders/auto-win-32-opt/builds/2825
success: http://buildbot.rust-lang.org/builders/auto-win-32-nopt-t/builds/2823
success: http://buildbot.rust-lang.org/builders/auto-win-64-opt/builds/1661
success: http://buildbot.rust-lang.org/builders/auto-win-64-nopt-t/builds/1653


fast-forwarding master to auto = 653e6880


D'accord!


@andy-armstrong I will check how to show only single tooltip instead to two.


all tests pass:
success: http://build.servo.org/builders/linux1/builds/549
success: http://build.servo.org/builders/linux2/builds/547
success: http://build.servo.org/builders/android/builds/585
success: http://build.servo.org/builders/mac1/builds/766
success: http://build.servo.org/builders/mac2/builds/766


these would be more cleanly listed within an array in the `requires` config for the application definition below


No sure whether this macros are needed at all. You created it and using it only for tcp_nodelay. Rests are working with old way. So, IMHO, either you use it for all or use the way other options are set. This will improve readability.


this is redundant, the enableQuickTips option for the application causes this to be called


The problem with using variables is that you now can't use 'swarm status' anymore. Until this is fixed we need to discuss which more problematic.


A better strategy for these sorts of classes is to set `singleton: true` on the class definition and put your init code in the constructor -- it will run automatically when the class is first included and you can merely require one or more times from each place you depend on it


Fixes #3


84202472-TurnOffInputEchoByDefault (JasonGlazer) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: Coverage Too Low

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fast-forwarding master to auto = 2a9acdcb


These seems a bit odd. I don't think you intended to change these comments?


Looks like it's been this way for a very long time, since 7a8b7201


@keithbostic, my understanding here is that there's currently no guarantee that the amount we increment `r->space_avail` by is sufficient to make it `>= next_len` -- i.e., we may successfully compress some rows, but not make enough space for the next value we're trying to append.

I think we could try compressing again -- maybe that would take more rows?  But this change to grow the buffer seemed simpler to me.


Hey Cyano, is it possible for me to pull this commit into my VS project before flagbug merges it?


Bildschrimfoto is the best thing I've read all day. My second born shall carry this name.


I believe `inttypes` subsumes `stdint`. Was a compiler complaining?


I don't understand what you mean by "behaviour lost" here.


New features
* The possibility to enter an expression like just '8', '(8)', or '+(8)*9'
* A positive number can be written as a number or with a "+" symbol in front of it, for example, '+5-1', or '5-+1'
* Numbers in the scientific E notation (e0, e-, e+)
* Constant pi

Updated algorithm: instead of a static single check for an absence of excess parentheses on the edges of the formula, now there is a dynamic optimization of it from the inside of the formula, during execution of the algorithm, that can reduce the number of iterations up to 50%.


saw approval from steveklabnik
at https://github.com/icorderi/rust/commit/ab24ffe21a742287ee12d5992d4c90e83abb374d


merging 14 batched pull requests into batch


status: {"merge_sha": "df8acda905a0855d55e0cca9e1534f1c2b5b76c6", "rollup_pulls": [[19353, "ab24ffe21a742287ee12d5992d4c90e83abb374d"], [21026, "acf7fb9c75895038194a32d6b3df6c4c638e80bc"], [21030, "9174e4c579ddef5d2bc0638748a71b91d3c52c64"], [21047, "68baac36b438fc3ef1ec59fcdcff60e8304f140d"], [21050, "a2d3396cab70e3e2d68c7c5f866b6dfa2a050612"], [21208, "bc03bf87191c4770c8f584b30b78690121cd9904"], [21244, "afe5f9e02af8b876542178d237391025011f45d0"], [21247, "6cb3740421b7c987e7df022f3b4a70286800f5a7"], [21254, "94e0520030da2281938eb73f19829ce401eff5fe"], [21255, "3b7104cf9bf205b6088660314d2f4c96fa6328af"]]}


Testing rollup candidate = df8acda

**Successful merges:**

- #19353 Add full Rust language grammar definition to docs (icorderi/docs/grammar = ab24ffe21a742287ee12d5992d4c90e83abb374d)
- #21026 [r+] Add note about libc::exit's unsafety. (steveklabnik/gh19245 = acf7fb9c75895038194a32d6b3df6c4c638e80bc)
- #21030 Remove segmented stack info from the FFI chapter of the book. (steveklabnik/gh20071 = 9174e4c579ddef5d2bc0638748a71b91d3c52c64)
- #21047 [r+] Add enum discriminants to the reference. (steveklabnik/gh15755 = 68baac36b438fc3ef1ec59fcdcff60e8304f140d)
- #21050 Evaluate # fn in docs (steveklabnik/gh13423 = a2d3396cab70e3e2d68c7c5f866b6dfa2a050612)
- #21208 Revert stability for Bitv and BitvSet (nagisa/bitv-stability = bc03bf87191c4770c8f584b30b78690121cd9904)
- #21244 Bump LICENSE copyright year (frewsxcv/patch-3 = afe5f9e02af8b876542178d237391025011f45d0)
- #21247 Fix typo. (Ms2ger/typo = 6cb3740421b7c987e7df022f3b4a70286800f5a7)
- #21254 std: Move the bitflags! macro to a gated crate (alexcrichton/no-more-bitflags = 94e0520030da2281938eb73f19829ce401eff5fe)
- #21255 Make Index trait example clearer (vmx/patch-1 = 3b7104cf9bf205b6088660314d2f4c96fa6328af)

**Failed merges:**

- #20991 Redo Segmented stack support for DragonFly (mneumann/llvm-dragonfly-take2 = 7e8453566ed15434e7bc19f52ee78ee6d67a4167)
- #20998 s/deriving/derives in Comments/Docs (estsauver/20984 = 7e472ef163f414411f56b0258928c518253966b3)
- #21096 [r+] Intpocalypse, book edition. (steveklabnik/intpocalypse = d3300c063595410ceb6c845481946f8887fff75f)
- #21185 Update of the the Rust Reference so that it mentions isize/usize instead of int/uint (ctrompette/reference-int = 4a5edb8b53a41ca70193ce37b55e04baa2031677)


I think this did it. Can't build it to test yet, but I am confident.


I don't intend to throw away the response, I intend to do something with it (i.e logging)


@muhammad-ammar I think you know more than me here, so I'm not the best guy to review this. :-)


Turns out that the $start variable in array_slice is required. Correcting this by removing the array_slice() function completely as it is not needed.


Desktop's tests for this are at:

http://mxr.mozilla.org/mozilla-central/source/docshell/test/unit/test_nsDefaultURIFixup_info.js#64

They (obviously?) do a lot more fixing, but maybe more interestingly, they return multiple (2) results. I wonder if we'd want to do that here?


Why isn't any of this going through the PR process?


@andy-armstrong oh..sorry..


I'm confused????


Oh. Oops. Yes, I see.
Working on it now.


@aaronjudd - this doc is an attempt to summarize the database architecture discussion that you had in the gitter channel a little while back. Can you take a look and see if it makes sense to you when you get a chance?


Here we have added zones.<current zone id>.admin as a valid scope to perform client operations.


FYI `xtype: 'searchfield'` is a shortcut for `alias: 'widget.searchfield'`


@OnkelTem see #12


These should be listen in a `requires` array passed to the Ext.define object for the class that uses them. This is important because Sencha CMD needs to be able to map what classes depend on what other classes so that it can order things correctly when generating an optimized build.


I did, kinda :)

The actual section on zmq_msg_gets() was pretty vague to begin with and I did some minor clarification, by listing the ZMTP defined properties, in an earlier pull req. In my initial commit on this PR, I added Peer-Address to that documentation. I will state explicitly that it returns the remote IP address, if present.


#markdown


be sure to require `'AppuntoAuth.lib.proxy.Codeigniter'` in the definition of each model/store that uses its type alias to ensure Sencha CMD can always load things in the correct sequence.


Looks good.


this is ENG-7523


I would really like to change this to shifted bits like (1 << 14), etc. It is much more convenient to read.
What do you think?


I thought we switched over to manjaro-tools by now ...


OK to me.


Hi Daniel,

you solution seems fime but did you notice that LuaJIT itself does not store a "nan" in the kgc section itself but just store 0 and then calls DIVVN to perform explicitly the operation 0/0.

I would rather prefer a patch that implement the same behavior of LuaJIT. Do you think it could be possible ?


yall suck


Yes that sounds better. We will make that change.


do you need these parentheses?


@k-alexandrovsky
Я, кажется, уже спрашивал, но ответа на гитхабе не нашел, наверное ты устно говорил, и я не запомнил.
Как правильно получить текущий проект?


out of curiosity, does `XCTAssertEqualObjects` not work in this case?


tip: usually tx has a time associated.


r+ rollup


I think you can use
```
((pa) <= DMAP_MAX_PHYSADDR)
```
because pa == DMAP_MAX_PHYSADDR is also in direct map right (0x0 - 0xfffffffff) ?


`isEqual:` requires a primary key as otherwise we don't have anything immutable for `hash:` and you have to override both or neither of them.


For consistency's sake, I'd lowercase this `<script>` element.


Not sure why do we need these connection options ?
It's another map option , so, can't we reuse flags and it could be as simple as adding an extra macro in libceph.h ?
We will only be using it during mapping , so, why to add more codes which will never be used I guess ?


Great to see this commit!
In the tests: I suggest `assert_equal(_expectation_,  _actual_)` instead of `assert_true`.  So, for instance:
`assert_true(@response.status == 200)` => `assert_equal(200, @response.status)`
* I think `assert_true` is part of the test-unit gem; Rails >= 4 is moving to minitest, which is part of Ruby 2.  I removed test-unit from my Rails 4 branch.
* assert_equal generally gives more informative (or at least more verbose) error messages.  (Although it's clear what going on with your tests.)

Otherwise, I'm ignorant enough so I cannot commit on the rest of your work.


Det är tentavecka :D


comment follows


I like the API plugin !


Actually fixes #1957


No required if we remove connection options.


@agorrod, @michaelcahill: this looks wrong to me, I don't think we can grow the buffer at this point. Can one you IM me and we can go through it together?


Hello all,

this is a temporary commit to ask how I can handle the data and is the last part which is missing from my side for dsp. Want to give this data to dsp like to make Dolby Digital EX.

How is from your side the best way to add this data on the addon?

One way for me is to make it in the hierarchy with the other data and send to the audio engine on every frame.

The other which does not direct match the style is that the codec send data direct to the addon handling after it come to a change.

The most secure for me is the first but a lot of unneeded data and calls if dsp is off or not needed.
The second have only calls if something is changed.

What think you all?


If "_" is one of our Palettes - I don't think this will work.  If it isn't then we should rename the method name to c3_palette or such like?


Pls add this line back in.


Again, not required IMHO.


We should keep comments and commit messages in English, it helps us organize better and maintain standardized repositories ( it helps us to our English :o) ). Please change the language of the commit message to English.


These functions (_getUserImages() & _getUserFavorites()) should be loaded manually to keep the data on the page up-to-date, currently this data is only requested once: when the page is loading.


r+ rollup


There was some concern that these last two patches could potentially hurt mate finding. I repeated the test which I have done before on the Chest test suite (http://fhub.jimdo.com/), using 2000K fixed nodes. Here are the results (number of mates found for different version of stockfish):

```
3           1719
4           1739
DD          2120
5           2039
16062014    2375
07112014    2441
13112014    2506
13012015    2486 (before last two patches)
14012015    2529 (after last two patches)
```

So definitely no regression in terms of mate finding.


By the way — URL with omited protocol are the valid path and can be used for some reasons:
`<link href="//maxcdn.bootstrapcdn.com/font-awesome/4.2.0/css/font-awesome.min.css" rel="stylesheet">`


r=alexcrichton rollup


Does this work for all messages, or only for messages that got processed by the ZAP service?


Not required.


@michaelwehrley Please replace the "magic number" 100 with a symbolic constant.


Done.  Thanks!

https://github.com/GSA/gsa.github.io/commit/850a66dbbc3f8908765a61e96d0e8beca1bc01eb


@ithinkihaveacat Thanks for the heads up. I shall take a look.


What happened?


Cubescript was/is not only code:

* code
* configuration
* gui description

The question is: makes it sense to have it in a separate repository? And
what's the benefit?

It is correct what you said about the core textures, but textures are
binary data and the main reason why we outsourced the binary data was
that binary data blows up git repositories (in contrast to SVN).

Another important reason is: When I change things on the C++ side it may
result in changes on the javascript side too. And vice versa. If these
changes are not atomic in a single commit in the same repository but
split in two commits over multiple repositories it's hard to understand
these changes.

Am 16.01.2015 um 17:45 schrieb Michael:
> Cubescript is code too and was/is in the date repository, I personally don't see a difference here. And Inexor is also unusable without the core textures, which are also located in the data repo.
>
> ---
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub:
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We can have similar bitwise logic like other mount options.


Hi there,

No, the project is being closed due to an excessive drop-off rate (meaning I couldn't get it going because people kept leaving).

I did however meet someone who has a similar project that helps you advance to a more professional role.

You can find it here: http://www.theodinproject.com/


https://github.com/appveyor/website/issues/42

-Feodor

On Fri, Jan 16, 2015 at 1:58 PM, XhmikosR <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> What happened?
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> <https://github.com/appveyor/website/commit/c9da879f4bafcd38014b8d9b296b4f1a0ce37e31#commitcomment-9322579>
> .
>


> A -1 fileHandle specifies that the memory mapped file should not be associated with an existing file on disk (ie start out empty).

What does this mean for XPlat?  Does it actual mean if the fileHandle .IsInvalid?


You're right. I just saw stdint.h was not there and added it. Didn't realize about inttypes.h.
I hope someday we will have IWYU working.


Ok, my incorrect assumption was that `XCTAssertEqualObjects` checked `isEqualToObject:`.


Again, I think this interface is unnecessary for our use. Let's not change it. We can't use it..


Not needed..


NIT:  This part of the comment conflates the strategy for backoff with the Win32ism's of how you open the MMF, and we only want the former.

You might also consider pulling the backoff code into the platform agnostic layer and have the PAL layer just focused on dealing with obtaining the handle?


Same comment as later about what -1 means in this context.


Good idea.


That's awesome


Let's transform these two lines into `print_text_with_underline('Step 1: Pair requester with phone')`


A typo! Should be "sitl".


I'd remove the top line so that `print_text_with_underline` (1) does what it says and (2) can be used everywhere else we user `print_sep`.


Looking later at the code it seems like we just new up a SafeHandle from (IntPtr)-1.  This seems bogus.  Can we make the parameter nullable or something?


cool


I added the `%s` due to phabricator reporting `x-png`.
I didn't know `%s` expects `>0` instead of `>=0`. We definitly need `>=0`.

Feel free to fix this :)


I need the parentheses to differentiate between declaring a variable and a function that takes no arguments. Or are there some other parentheses you're asking about?


Please rename this something more meaningful if we're going to keep it--perhaps `print_horizontal_line`.


fair call ;) will be updated.


All actions are executed via the `indexAction()` method, which already calls the `initialize()` method. So there is no need to call it again in every action method. This change saves us hundreds and hundreds of function/method calls:

![blackfire-function-call-comparison](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/73419/5785233/5398e706-9dd4-11e4-8636-933bd736b43e.png)


rather than using this boolean flag to prevent recursion, can we factor our the common part of `pick`?


This shouldn't have been removed.


this is getting reworded. thanks for the feedback.


When I played with this earlier (I have no idea where that patch disappeared too), I thought it might be nice to make these pieces modular here (and make it a bit easier to add new ones). i.e.

for fixer in fixers {
    if (fixer.fixup(&url, flags) == .KnownValid) {
        return url
    }
}
return url

We could even then put the search stuff in here as a Fixer, and later potentially keywords. Spelling fixes (htp -> http, etc). I don't mind this right now. If it gets much more involved here though, seems good to try.


that's what i did before, but this solution was simpler code-wise, and both seem to work well. I can do the other one if you want though.


Why add this line? I'm not saying it's wrong--I just don't know what a `raw_input` followed by a `print` does.


"no such traits are" -- this phrasing doesn't make it clear to me what's happening


```We cannot access requested resource\n``` -> ```We cannot access requested resource.  \n```


this is unsafe, it will throw an exception. The entire method can be redone functionally like this:

```
for {
  data <- secrets.headOption
  mIdx <- data.ModifyIndex
  secretBuf <- data.Value
  if currentModifyIndex == 0 || mIdx > currentModifyIndex
  secret <- decode(secretBuf) // this returns an Option[Secret]
} yield secret
```


Of course.


maybe "the following traits are implemented but not in scope; perhaps add a `use path::to::Trait` for one of them?" or something like that?


Needs to be using the chosen result type instead


we could also write `use {}` here to make that clear


По поводу проекта. В `ModelBuilder`'е есть адский метод:
```
static IProject getProject(IEditorPart activeEditor)
{
	IFile file = (IFile) activeEditor.getEditorInput().getAdapter(IFile.class);
	if(file != null)
		return file.getProject();
	else
		return null;
}
```
Однако хороша ложка к обеду, мы могли уже закрыть все эдиторы, а экспорт трассировки как бы от этого не зависит. Поэтому предлагаю в `ExecutionHandler`'е вызывать этот метод, получать проект, и сохранять его сюда в `TraceView`. Можно сразу путь. Имя модели тоже можно как то получить у `editor`'a, в худшем случае это будет цепочка `IEditorPart` > `Resource` > `RDOModel` > `RDONaming::nameGeneric` (как в `TraceConfig`, если я ничего не путаю). И еще вопрос про `java.nio.file.Path`. Может лучше через эклипсовские API это делать, для единообразия? Или они чем то не очень?


just a nit: since you throw the response away where you call it, maybe it makes more sense to return an Option[HttpResponse].


maybe "the following traits define a method `{}` but are not implemented, perhaps you need to implement one of them?"


r+


AddMoreWarningFlags (lefticus) - Win64-Windows-8.1-VisualStudio-12: OK (331 of 331 tests passed)

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OK. Added #3 and #4 to track.


When would the scheme be empty here?


Dear ,patrickmeiring
could you give me some point about this :
readonly bool[,] SecondConvolutionConnections = new bool[16,6] { ?
...

what's true , false... values of this variable ? that's random ?

thanks in advance .


Good catch. Probably never...I'll remove it.


why doesn't `getSecretsWithTry` return a `Try[Secrets]`? what's the value of calling `Await` here, too?


jdoc? Especially as it's not entirely clear wtf this is for ;)


Time to recompile mongodb :-)


if you `Await` here, you can return a `Try[Secrets]`


I can't remember last time we had a format bug caught by something *else* than TS, ASan or enhanced self-tests. We must have fixed like 50 bugs in two months.


since you only care about the `.head` of this and not the whole list, you can just do this:

```
for {
  res <- Parse.decodeOption[List[SecretData]](s)
  sdata <- res.headOption
} yield sdata
```

Now you have `Option[SecretData]`


Äsch. Tack så mycket för de motiverande orden Arash

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Now, with this value, we retreive a good fluid value for magneto's ...


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develop (lefticus) - i386-Windows-8.1-VisualStudio-14: OK (334 of 334 tests passed)

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LGTM with zbb's comment addressed


I think this line is confusing.

Firstly, It seems to me that  `project-type` is a misnomer. When I think about project types I think about `leiningen` project types (provided by templates). I also think about clojure vs clojurescript projects as being `project types`, but not about automation backends.

Secondly, the above code effectively reads as `(cider-project-type)` should return a `cider-repl-command`. That's a pretty bad semantics IMO.

Finally, `cider-lein-command` and `cider-boot-command` don't have `repl` in it, so for consistency `cider-default-repl-command` probably should not have it either. Also repl is a subset of tools that lein or boot provide, so using it as a designator is somewhat restrictive.


No need for "Portions of" form I believe


OK.
I guess this is another c-n-p file in the tree


Oh, right...

Now I noticed that I don't have access to the manjaro-tools repos, so I just made a pull request there.


Ping before going any further - there are a couple issues we need to cover - sorry I didn't realize this sooner.


4660-GLHE_Vertical_Input_Fixes (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (1584 of 1584 tests passed)

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r=aturon rollup


some tests failed:
failure: http://buildbot.rust-lang.org/builders/auto-mac-32-opt/builds/3172
exception: http://buildbot.rust-lang.org/builders/auto-mac-64-opt/builds/3165
exception: http://buildbot.rust-lang.org/builders/auto-mac-64-nopt-t/builds/3167
exception: http://buildbot.rust-lang.org/builders/auto-linux-32-opt/builds/3157
exception: http://buildbot.rust-lang.org/builders/auto-linux-32-nopt-t/builds/3157
exception: http://buildbot.rust-lang.org/builders/auto-linux-64-opt/builds/3160
exception: http://buildbot.rust-lang.org/builders/auto-linux-64-nopt-t/builds/3153
exception: http://buildbot.rust-lang.org/builders/auto-linux-64-x-android-t/builds/3147
exception: http://buildbot.rust-lang.org/builders/auto-win-32-opt/builds/2826
exception: http://buildbot.rust-lang.org/builders/auto-win-32-nopt-t/builds/2824
exception: http://buildbot.rust-lang.org/builders/auto-win-64-opt/builds/1662
exception: http://buildbot.rust-lang.org/builders/auto-win-64-nopt-t/builds/1654


This adds one syscall (gettimeofday()) per chunk read.  That's a little expensive.


r+ rollup


This adds a second gettimeofday() syscall. Ugh.


Hey Tyrsis nice work here keep it up! anyway we could talk in private? just a few questions on your update process and if you need any help maintaining this. I am a c# professional with a lot of spare time :)


develop (lefticus) - Win64-Windows-8.1-VisualStudio-14: OK (334 of 334 tests passed)

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ah, was testing against rc4!  Thanks.


This patch looks OK to me.  And I realize now why we can't do `ostree_repo_open_writable()` (or at least not easily), it would require the main code to know which commands need write, and in some cases that would require knowing their arguments.


Maybe you can help me understand how `bash` handles sub shells. From reading the man page:

```
Compound Commands
    A compound command is one of the following:

    (list) list is executed in a subshell environment (see COMMAND EXECUTION ENVIRONMENT below).
Variable assignments and builtin commands that affect the shell's environment do not remain in effect
after the command completes.  The return status is the  exit  status of list.
```

That makes me think it's spawning another thread that will return its exit status to the main thread. Maybe I'm reading it wrong, though.

The section on background tasks makes me think it's a "fire and forget" and may not be desirable. For instance, if cleanup fails it won't be reported back to the main thread because as soon as `cleanup&` is called, it returns a status of 0 to the main thread.

```
If a command is terminated by the control operator &, the shell executes the command in the background
in a subshell.  The  shell  does not  wait  for the command to finish, and the return status is 0.
```

If the only way to truly fork the process is using the `&` control operator, then I suppose that's how it will need to be done.


I think a consequence of removing the .navbar-brand is that the top level text is tinier than it used to be. I think I preferred it the previous size.


sorry but, where's the spinner? i got build failed


Yay! As of this commit, GitHub finally realizes the truth: this is an F# project with some C# in it, not a C# project with F# in it!

Also, I am _so_ excited by the way this is shaping up. Frankly, it's looking beautiful to me.


We're switching httpbin.org over to our own infrastructure/deployment and these changes were required to make that happen. Since these have minimal impact (if any) on others running the project, we didn't feel a PR was required. When changing actual functionality, we'll be sure to use PRs.


I changed it but I also had to add null check in mf_from_tun_metadata_string that gets this len ptr. The motivation behind setting this all the times is that the len itself should come from mf_parse depending on the parse fn. Today its always the compile time mf->n_bytes, which is not true for tun_metadata. But yeah this functions is called from some places that do not care about the len field at all. I thought there was no harm in initializing it correctly each time.


to make trial sequence different for each run. function sets random generator to default and then makes a new seed according to time of day.


The defines and the enum are architecture specific. They are defined to simplify the implementation by having the correct bits set to just copy them in to the needed registers without any munging.


15 frames/sec


making the targets appear on the upper visual field.


saw approval from nikomatsakis
at https://github.com/huonw/rust/commit/0a55aacc077f26f5703035f7c5395d083db3d355


merging huonw/rust/trait-suggestions = 0a55aacc into auto


status: {"merge_sha": "ed530d7a3b67989047e6fe61fe101b9d8158585f"}


huonw/rust/trait-suggestions = 0a55aacc merged ok, testing candidate = ed530d7a


That's kind of stepping on the docker namespace.  How about `/run/flannel_docker_opts.env`?


requires file in path. file calls gabor bitmap images.


part of iqss/geoconnect#79


making matrices that contain one orientation per column. rows increase in contrast. last row includes the angle.


So between the ReturnPIDInput to the UsePIDOutput, does it get the current angle in relation to the initial currentAngle as ret, multiply it by a proportionality constant (in this case 1/20), and then return the as outputAngle? If so, and if the gyro is never reset to be used as a compass for the robot the entire match, I think that means that the angle returned is the difference between the current angle and the initialization angle, not the actual angle the robot deviates from. As far as I know, there is no way to get the difference between the current angle and the angle the robot is deviating from without resetting the gyro each time, preventing it from being a compass. Would using GetRate() in the Gyro be a better choice because it wouldn't depend on the current position, only the rate at which it is turning, which should be 0 if it is going straight? I will try implementing a version relying on GetRate() and see if it works.


Good call


unable to equally balance trial sequence. creating own matrix for target timing to get 20:80.


minor suggestion - to clarify that we won't cause an error, this code is to *avoid* that case.


You need to free (or rather `release`) that bigint! D:


randomizing target timing matrix.


adding timing matrix to trial sequence.


This seems to be causing issues for me when testing the new `syncsite_default` setting. When enabled, the "Empty Cache" checkbox is not automatically checked, requiring manually clearing the cache after Resource edits.

How does this approach compare to this (closed) PR: #12218


randomizing columns for both cw and ccw list.


noice


Pull this url for the multi-line iteration
```
/display/index?multi=1
```
Good enough for the client to evaluate and figure out if we should proceed with more.


Also, it should:

Close #123


an alternate possibly more readable solution:

        if (params.isMember ("ledger_index_min"))
        {
            std::int64_t const ledgerMin (params["ledger_index_min"].asInt ());
            uLedgerMin = (ledgerMin >= uValidatedMin) ? ledgerMin : uValidatedMin;
        }
        else
        {
            uLedgerMin = uValidatedMin;
        }

        if (params.isMember ("ledger_index_max"))
        {
            std::int64_t const iLedgerMax (params["ledger_index_max"].asInt ());
            uLedgerMax = (iLedgerMax >= uValidatedMax) ? iLedgerMax : uValidatedMax;
        }
        else
        {
            uLedgerMax = uValidatedMax;
        }


changing when the target will appear since now there are only 30 frames. each flicker requires four frames. early timing refers to 1st second and late timing refers to 2nd second.


Opps, bug, gotta fix.  Should be $slt.=BEraw($i);


This is nasty in all sorts of ways. Add an attribute, `X-LXQt-PowerManagementAction=hibernate` and so on to the desktop files, and in the code just load all the actions that have the X-LXQt-PowerManagementAction attribute.


gray screen during ITI.


on that note I change mf_parse_value() to not have len as parameter. They were dummy. Only place we really need len is where we do parse followed by set or compare. Thanks.


changing fixation cross to empty or filled white circle.


I take it these changes are to satisfy `golint` or `govet`, not related to the line matching per the commit message.


changing feedback display text.


This doesn't change anything?


ping @cmfcmf @Guite

I pushed this branch to show you what the problem was. I think this solution is too hacky.

apparently, though the value that is returned from doctrine is (string) '1' and not boolean. The value stored in the DB is a serialized array with a boolean value, so it appears to be stored correctly, but not retrieved correctly.

Ideas?


Yeah, I might have mixed up some changes.
I'm a terrible person, you can add me to your hate list.


uh, the pair at line 30


changing accuracy mapping.


cool.,


Let me think about this.  I would prefer to add proper support for these types.  But this might be OK in the short term.


You need to free this string...


oops... We haven't tried to run the code with the old compiler and didn't discover the problem.  I will apply your commit


r+ rollup p=1


I like to merge this into master. Do you want to fix that sounds get triggered in a fashion that one sound plays while the other has not finished yet by adding a delay before the next sound can be triggered? If so I wait with my pull.


Found a small bug already with scrolling the last 1-2 lines. Will try and fix when I have a sec.


Haven't seen this undone yet. @Deathmax ?


Может поместишь эту переменную в `initThreadUpdater`? Всё равно она замыкается и делать локальной её нет смысла (локальные переменные быстрее, чем глобальные, как мы знаем).


This is cool :+1:


Sorry, Eric! I didn't mean to do that.


Why we need a structure here ?
Can't we have simple int connection_flags ?


Gerry - I think this is where I leave a comment (?). I'll get (git?) this sooner or later. I addressed all the issues you mentioned, I believe. Thanks


Rails 3.2.11 4 life!


r=aturon rollup


We don't have a v1beta1 api?


merged, thanks!


@liggitt this is the code I was discussing where we want SetOpenShiftDefaults like upstream and you can put your HTTPs change.  Fabiano, you don't have to make that here.


Not sure if my contribution needs any mention; it was fairly superficial. I wouldn't mind if you were not to mention it.


Does this patch depend on some uncommited code?


@dwdyd you need to put all of the image files inside the `src\resources` directory and refer to them using a relative path, using `/`as a directory separator (e.g. `src/resources/TrainWreck.jpg`).


"add"? You've been in a place of honor on that list for ages.


@valib great solution :) double-clicking the "select/deselect" link makes the items disappear but other than that it seems perfect


Many of the ASan bugs, have been semi-bugs. Yes, they needed fixed. Most of them have been out of bounds reads. 'most' of the time, code can get away with that, without death, as long as it is still in a readable segment.  Yes, fixing them is wonderful.  Almost all, were bad data, OR wrong password causing 'garbage' data.

But I agree, the self checking tools are about the only way to catch bugs like this, UNLESS you actually have a QA dept that is properly regression testing each format, KNOWING that each format at one time was bug free.  Well we do not have our formats bug free, and the closest thing we have to a QA dept is @frank-dittrich hammering away with his auto-garbage tools.    The closer I get to having TS completed, the better I will feel that most false negatives will be identified.  It is pretty good at catching false negatives, AND catching formats that have valid too tight.  @frank-dittrich auto-garbage is good at finding valid() that are TOO loose. Now when we get all this done, hopefully we will have a good mix and our valids should be tight enough to throw out garbage, while NOT throwing out valid hashes.

I really hope that we get this testing done, within the next month or so, and then convince Solar to release an even numbered jumbo (bug fix), since we really HAVE smashed a lot of them.

Then turn @kholia loose to add the next 50 hashes, to have a good call for the next odd version'd jumbo.


It is supposed to be `man pages`.


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i have found this for disabling block based ota:
http://review.cyanogenmod.org/#/c/78849/

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Achievement unlocked!

When and where can I claim my prize?


@vikramrajkumar That's a strong point - and I initially thought that myself too. Would you be opposed to a having a function with a more distinguished label to avoid the confusion.

Something like, 'wallet_account_retrieve_active_private_key' which would be the corresponding api to 'wallet_account_update_active_key' ?


Commit typo: Not 1 Km but 10 Km.