The spec states in [2.3.1](http://www.w3.org/TR/2014/CR-xquery-31-20141218/#id-kinds-of-errors) that "An implementation can raise a dynamic error for a QueryBody statically only if the query can never execute without raising that error". As a result, queries like the following one would probably need to evaluate to an empty sequence as well:

```xquery
for $n in (text { 'x' }, comment { 'y' })/self::a
return doc('i-do-not.exist')
```

But I agree that the current solution is not too generic. Maybe we'd need to introduce a global  QueryContext#optimize wrapper function, which then calls the specific optimize function, catches errors and rewrites those to an error() function? Sounds like a lot of effort; maybe it would make more sense to question the rule in the spec.


_.select에서 _.filter로.
_.select라는 이름이 더 좋았다.


:+1: for vertical spacing.


new sync to github


Nexus 6 seems to be running well so far! I'll test today to make sure.


@nimaai  was macht /lib/dp_pg_tasks schon wieder hier ?


removed, thanks


@cmurphy knows everything there is to know about module sync :smile:.


Actually there are usually some variations between different automake versions. That is why it is a constant in the first place. But on second thought this might be easier for the users since we didn't provide configure script in this repository.


Add equals based on the Sonar suggestion. test verify passed.


@portableant would you like to check I've not messed up your solr updater stuff with this? Think it's ok.


The alignment of the first line is changed but not the next four lines.
Is it a php-cs-fixer mistake ?


`isSorted` argument를 꼭 true로 주어야 한다.


Another way to combine elements in arrays is to use the `+` operator:

```ruby
[1, 2] + [6, 7] # => [1, 2, 6, 7]
```

With that, the above code could be rewritten as:

```ruby
new_array = num_array.pop(3) + [","] + new_array
```


'items' is an object with properties.  You should use the dotted notation when accessing object properties when possible.

var location = new items.location;


Who is supposed to answer that question? :-)


Hard to tell. All this jump implementation is doing is kicking pawn into a flying mode. Have you confirmed execution going into `if (FNavAreaHelper::HasJumpFlag(SegmentStart))` branch?


idiomatic clojure file watcher implementation to pick up multiline angular DI injections


À bien y penser, la commande de cancel pour le lift ne servira peut-être à rien. Ce ne sont pas les commandes de lift qui donne le processing power au Lift PID Subsystem. C'est le PID Subsystem lui même. Les commandes ne font que faire un SetSetpoint... =D


yawp


[Fixed later](https://github.com/squerb/squerb_foundation/blob/e093194cfbded7588c9c3986442a893d6f42272c/vendor/assets/javascripts/squerb_auth/components/register/email/email.coffee.cjsx)


Big typo on Commit message:
Change from **running_tasks** on *server* database, *manager* table to **current_task** on *manager database*, *worker* table


Yep! It was my mistake. Solved, will see the patch in next pull request.


1: M111 unrecognized component name: config


I think it's best to leave only for HTML not at all!


thanks a lot， I will fix it.


Done.


Indeed.


BTW "No unnecessary parentheses" (with wrong English grammar) is in the Coding Conventions wiki page.


Test


f


Are these all the damage changes for 5.2?


Nope! Only wanted the id :)


Checkout `hasNoErrors` helper in 65f0c63e4d5720a740aa7775f18915632f0177a8

It take into account optional fields.


Incognito, please check my post №4937 on sa-mp.com
http://forum.sa-mp.com/showpost.php?p=3348078&postcount=4937

I probably found bad BUG in CreateDynamicCP.

Thank you.


Nope, only wanted the id :)


shorter version:

```
MULTIBUILD_VARIANTS=( $(usev qt4) $(usev qt5) )
```

(is it equivalent?)


move this phase before `src_install()`


Same done.


all tests pass:
success: http://build.servo.org/builders/linux1/builds/608
success: http://build.servo.org/builders/linux2/builds/607
success: http://build.servo.org/builders/android/builds/643
success: http://build.servo.org/builders/mac1/builds/824
success: http://build.servo.org/builders/mac2/builds/824


This looks wrong to me. A `.in` file is usually pre-processed by the build system, and then you run `doxygen` on the result, which I guess should be called `Doxyfile`.


The sooner we get rid of PAF files the better.


I would also like to just have a single object representing the ApiClient.  This way i can call  client.get(...), client.put(...), client.locations.list(...), client.monitors.delete(...), etc.....

In order to do that, i would have the ApiClient constructor create properties for each of the available 'item' classes.
eg.

var items = require('./items');
var _ = require("lodash");
function ApiClient(opts) {
 ......
  var self = this;
  _.forOwn(items, function(cls, name) {
    self[name] = cls;
  }
}


done


There are problems with re-blink on bridge in Blade Edge Arena. If you jump from bridge and try blink back on the bridge and your Z coor is under bridge Z coor, you blink at ground.


you can try


@brian0305 Yes you are right, seems to be a logical error.


Sorry, didn't notice it was on the gh-pages branch until just now


fast-forwarding master to auto = 0f81e708


One of the contentValues is being set from a JSONObject, and the other is being set from a `Training` object.


I think (but Paul will have a clearer idea) that root/inDir/outDir was Russell's attempt to avoid using reruns.  But HSC experience has, I think, shown us that the rerun really is the better solution.  Maybe an RFC?

Or I may have totally misunderstood root!


A bit ugly, can't we do something like:

    if isinstance(x[0], list)

?


Ah, so it is.


Am I correct that this is not possible any more?

```php
foreach ($collection as $item) {
   if ($collection->isLast()) foo;
}
```

https://github.com/propelorm/Propel2/pull/595#issuecomment-39043351


update_sqlite_coverage (mbadams5) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-IntegrationCoverage-Debug: OK (1113 of 1113 tests passed)

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Oh yes, I thought .keys() was needed, cool :)


Poprawione


My fault - sorry, there shouldn't have been a 'master' branch on GitHub


That should already be handled in [`GFLWOR#clauseError(...)`](https://github.com/BaseXdb/basex/blob/ce5445b8edb8a2a49af1676465343703a6dda4be/basex-core/src/main/java/org/basex/query/expr/gflwor/GFLWOR.java#L705-727). An error is only propagated if it is not under clauses that may return no tuples.


1: M100 needs more reviewers
1: M111 unrecognized component name: config


1: M100 needs more reviewers
1: M101 signature is missing
3: M102 unrecognized bullet/signature
1: M110 missing component name


1: M111 unrecognized component name: base


My bad, we’d had an implicit rule amongst some of the other committers and cleaned the repo of comments last year - but hadn’t put anything in the README for it.
Hope this commit https://github.com/SteamDatabase/SteamLinux/commit/53620e25531870373e9d517cb5e6afc69f8218e7 helps.


If an argument with the  '-w' option is passed, RaXML puts the output file in the working directory. The wrapper does not know that, thus it looks for the output file in the current directory and does not find it.
I thus set $outfile to the full path including the working directory, if given.


Indeed, you are right… So I agree, it could make sense to move try/catch to the path expression.


What if people want to make calls with different access tokens? Then this rate limit would not be applicable and it would slow down the execution. I would say it's better to check for the 429 error and then return that to the user? That way the developer can decide if it's required to make the calls thread safe?

@jansenbe, @vesajuvonen, any insights or remarks?


бла


Looks like it's breaking many plugins http://build.elasticsearch.org/


I am not sure if it should be *pike*, *spike* (nouns) or *pikes* (v.) Could you check it? Yeah, I know, my bad.


Денис уже писал где-то что такая идея вроде как имеет право жить, но "не сейчас". @deniart исправить, если ошибаюсь.


@mateuszkocz - While it's impossible to guess the exact details of a hypothetical alternative XHR solution, the fact that this change refers to a quirk of jQuery XHR doesn't make it any harder to replace sync/ajax with an alternative which in all probability doesn't share that quirk. In that case, this change simply becomes a no-op.

But thanks for bringing this issue back up - I've been meaning to get back around to following up on it. (I realize PR 3410 has been marked closed for a while - but it's also marked merged and fixed, which it is not...)

@jashkenas, @braddunbar  -
To reiterate the main point of PR 3410:  There is a logical inconsistency inherent in the following set of facts:

* fetch() claims to support passing in valid jQuery.ajax options. (http://backbonejs.org/#Collection-fetch)
* {ifModified: true} is a valid jQuery.ajax option, which may cause data to not be returned by the response. (http://api.jquery.com/jquery.ajax/)
* fetch(), as written, assumes that data will always be returned by the response, and blows away the collection's contents if it is not.

At the very least, the documentation needs to be changed to reflect reality.

The minimal change would be an addition to the fetch() doc stating that it does not (usefully) support passing of {ifModified: true} (...and mark PR 3410 "wontfix").  So that us adventurous users don't get misled into expecting to be able to use it that way "off the shelf".

To my mind, despite the objections that have been raised, a better fix (because it actually adds a very useful bit of functionality, without negative functional impact) would be to re-apply PR 3410 and change the doc to note that one _can_ now use {ifModified: true}, and the behavior is that fetch() will not re-sync your model with the server if jQuery receives a 304 due to the {ifModified: true} setting; in this case the application must arrange for cache handling via its success callback, if needed. (In fact, the most commonly useful use-case for {ifModified: true} is when the app is using the Collection as a read-only repository, and hence needs no further caching.)

I can of course continue to work around the lack of support for {ifModified:true} by overriding fetch() in my application code.  But this is a fragile patch - I must essentially duplicate the definition of Backbone.Collection.fetch(), as well as the wraperror() internal function that it calls, and so I must manually track changes to both those functions in future versions of Backbone. It would be so much nicer if you just applied PR 3410.


For the record - it was my decision to push this beta because **it could only go to people who already had the app installed and, thus, these images.**  We are in the process of replacing the images but I wanted to get something out to try and help people having connection issues.

I have pulled the beta until we get the images replaced.


We cannot change defaults without a very good reason, as that can potentially break the existing installations.


Case in point:
```xquery
(text { 'x' }, comment { 'y' })/self::a[1 idiv 0]
```


'catfile' creates clean file paths, I use it to combine filename and working directory in $outfile (see line comment below for reasons of setting $outfile to wordir/filename).
Since one could pass a path with trailing slash or without ( w.g. "/tmp/mydir" or "/tmp/mydir/"), 'catfile' helps to make a path without double slashes (e.g. "/tmp/mydir//RAxML_bestTree.1").


-ne is just for arithmetic comparisons.


The following one would require a more generic error handling:

```
() = 1 idiv 0
```


you can find the sample code here
https://github.com/alibaba/fastjson/wiki/Samples-DataBind

and the javadoc here
http://repo1.maven.org/maven2/com/alibaba/fastjson/

The documentation may not very well in English, I think.


This has been changed


Where would you put it then ? It beefs up content.publish for no good reason and can't be reused...


Remove all unnecessary whitespaces and lines


make all fields private


Great!


Changing defaults is not safe. Even though the project may have changed them in the meantime, this RA is expected to run with different versions of the same software.


avoid russian comments


Edit function llQuestion.setOnClickListener in ContentFragment.java


I think this should be the current time.


Do you know what kind of metadata items Roslyn is generating here?


## how to see ghapplate
https://github.com/zxlzx/ghapplate


field cannot begin with capital letter


>>could you add R=dongseong.hwang@intel.com in patch description?

absolutely sure, thanks on this.


Nice work, Sagar. There are certainly shorter ways to accomplish this, but your method does demonstrate your thought process well.

It is a bit hard to follow code that destructively modifies arrays, as yours does, because while reading you have to keep track of the state in your head. With this approach that modification is necessary though, so there's not much of a way around it.

Another way to think about this is to think of a number with commas as being a collection of **3-digit groups**, with the left-most group having 3 or fewer digits (sort of like the remainder). Of course, this group is the "exception" case - if all numbers split evenly into groups of 3 digits, then you could just cleanly divide it and put commas in between each group.

Here's another option that doesn't destructively modify arrays, but rather uses the `[]` notation to grab certain ranges within an array:

```ruby
def commas(n)
  digits = n.split('')
  negative = ''

  if digits.first == '-'
    negative = digits.delete_at(0)
  end

  number_of_groups = digits.count / 3
  first_group_size = digits.count % 3

  first_group  = digits[0, first_group_size]
  other_groups = digits[first_group_size..-1]

  with_commas = []
  with_commas << (negative + first_group.join)

  number_of_groups.times do |group_no|
    start_index = group_no * 3
    with_commas << other_groups[start_index, 3].join
  end

  with_commas.join(',')
end
```


##test


Having an argument to check the coverage output is a good idea.

However having an argument named `quiet` which then prints something does not make sense.

Maybe a better solution to this is to change the interface of coveralls to

```r
coveralls <- function(path, ..., coverage = package_coverage(path = path, relative_path = TRUE, ...))
```
That way you can compute coverage in any way you please, check and print the results however you wish then call coveralls on that output.

Also I agree that we should check the http status of the response, however we should use

```r
httr::stop_for_status(result)
```

Rather than rolling our own.


Right, *general comparisons* also need `try`/`catch` during optimization. The equivalent *FLWOR* expression gets the same treatment.
```xquery
exists(
  for $a in ()
  for $b in (1 idiv 0)
  where $a eq $b
  return 42
)
```
This actually optitmizes to `exists(for $a in () return error(...))`.


@teddyzeenny this works on the current Firefox release version (it should works on Firefox <= 35) where the editor location can be opened by url


teadious -> tedious


I think it's not good idea. think about webcl site lives so long time and 1M events are created and finished. this vector stores 4Mbyte event list. is it good? I've never seen code like this in chromium project.


@teddyzeenny this works on the new Firefox version (it should be changed from Firefox >= 36) where the editor location can be opened by SourceActor id


"through a certain components" -> "through certain components"?


removed trailing whitespaces in commit c3743985edb51c99d39c0feadb1e9fa152b76b1d


"some what" -> "somewhat"


@teddyzeenny
This should probably be:

```js
} else {
  dbg.once(dbg.EVENTS.SOURCE_ADDED, resolve);
}
```


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`clSetEventCallback(clEvent, CL_COMPLETE, &callbackProxy, holder)` you register only CL_COMPLETE callback, so it must be called for only CL_COMPLETE, right? how about assert?


This declaration puts 64K on the stack, which is excessive.  Would it be possible allocate this memory on the heap?


can you delete the toggle or do you still need it?


Even this though is a bit wordy. There's a much simpler solution if you are able to use the `Array#each_slice` method:

```ruby
[1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8].each_slice(3) do |slice|
  p slice
end
# >> [1, 2, 3]
# >> [4, 5, 6]
# >> [7, 8]

# ... or just convert it back to an array

[1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8].each_slice(3).to_a  # => [[1, 2, 3], [4, 5, 6], [7, 8]]
```

Making use of that, you could write your method like this:

```ruby
def commas(n)
  digits = n.split('')
  negative = ''

  if digits.first == '-'
    negative = digits.delete_at(0)
  end

  first_group  = digits.shift(digits.count % 3).join
  other_groups = digits.each_slice(3).map { |group| group.join }

  all_groups = other_groups.unshift(first_group)

  negative + all_groups.join(',')
end
```


a8312b5 My code no longer uses jQuery


:+1: nice work!


@hqpr тебе нужно будет тут разбить полученый цвет (self.color) на три нужные тебе значения


@jfoug , gpu_mask branch has been merged and I won't be changing anything in the core anytime soon. So I think you are clear to proceed.


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你说中文吗？

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Я не думаю что тебе в этом задании вообще нужен views


@teddyzeenny ``if (msg.origin === "resource://...")``` ensures that the message is originated from our devtool panel, so this new branch should be moved inside the msg.origin check:

```js
if (msg.origin === "resource://...") {
  if (msg.data && msg.data.type === 'devtools:openSource') {
    openSource(this.toolbox._target, msg.data.url, msg.data.line);
  } else {
     this._sendToTargetTab(msg.data);
  }
} else {
  logError("_handleDevtoolPanelMessage INVALID ORIGIN", msg);
}
```


In Ruby, you can use the shorthand "plus-equals" operator for this, as it does the same thing: `counter += 1`


How do you initialize parent? Can't see any code which should do it


Looks good, @pchi17 ! Good tests.

Please use spaces, not tabs, though when you're editing: https://github.com/codeunion/fundamentals-of-web-development/blob/master/guides/Kitchen-Sink.md#indentation


@TudorLesanHP  please add here the format of the input , i believe it is space sepreated list of strings...


in the documnation i mean of course...


Well, you figured out the main implementation. But you could go further by writing more tests for other cases.


this logic looks wrong. we must call callback after all events are finished.


Вот сразу после сохранения тебе нужно вытянуть все из модели
(SassConstructor.objects.all() )

и сохранить это в файл в формате

'.{css_selector}: hsla({hue}, {sat}, {light}, 1);'


I see, but logic looks wrong. refer to comment at getCallbacksFromCLEvent


I test the script with both gawk and mawk. It worked well.
We may need change other scripts which have the same code.


@teddyzeenny I've pushed a commit with the above tweaks (https://github.com/rpl/ember-inspector/compare/deprecation)

besides the above notes, it looks good to me. :+1:


Looks good! If you want to use more "native" Ruby-isms, look at `#max_by` and `#min_by` methods.


sure, thanks


That's the std. way to do it.

There's nothing stopping someone from having merged JSON like:

"x": [123, [1, 2, 3]],

...also could be a list of dicts. And even if you walk the list and test each element, the correct pythonic test is "can this produce a hash" and the only way to do that is run hash(x) on the object and see if it raises an exception :(.


as I mentioned in cpp, you need to find another way


With 'multi numeric question' with slider : i use EM, but put this information :

        "help"=>gT('You can use Expression manager, but this must be a number before showing the page else set to 0. If minimum value is not set, this value is used.'),

It's more easy because it's done with JS, maybe an idea :)


change to ref, and should only deref here.


thx for explaining.


Great.  There was little changed, and the reason the merge failed, was there were 2 changes to the same block of code, so the original 1 line of code was obscured and different.


I have no idea why I get a different jwt token from the actual response. Only the signature part is different.


Used ScalaCheck in a2da1cfc0a12483588012e2c4ff6f531ebcb6702


to include bug fix following  Lukas instructions in this thread on HN:
https://hypernews.cern.ch/HyperNews/CMS/get/famos/627/2/1.html


Not required


yes but except Tristana, I'll add Tristana after update (need to new buff name)


This is a bit too general for my taste. Perhaps `from dateutil.parser import parse as dateutil_parse`


TODO: before sending as Pull Request docs must be updated as well (Prompt support on Windows)


what do you mean?


change db_query with db_select


why this line used ???


I've applied this as commit 7cdf28e815b45e8584a7f06d457365f3f4963d02 to update the tests too.


you wait for finish here to ensure any callback won't be called after it.
in the same sense, do we need to handle other WebCLOOO impl,which has similar callback mechanism?


@nanocom  Je vais regarder si l'on ne peut pas faire cela plus proprement avec les period ... ASAP


Fixes https://github.com/fluffysquirrels/GGJ2015/issues/4


```js
_.intersect = function(array) {
  var rest = _.rest(arguments);
    return _.filter(_.uniq(array), function(item) {
      return _.every(rest, function(other) {
        return _.indexOf(other, item) >= 0;
      });
    });
};
```
`var rest`는


set locale to en_US and this will not be happening.


Hmm, I change the line in that commit 19dda8a ;)


i didn't commented the right part of the code. Here is the related pull request: https://github.com/ProjetPP/projetpp.github.io/pull/24


Hmm, I change the line in that commit https://github.com/bitvagas/bitvagas.github.io/commit/db65ba65002aa1da65d80973011c3e26e49038a9 ;)


I actually do not see any rules about the evaluation order of general comparisons in the spec. BaseX already changes the operand order in some cases, so throwing any error out of `=` seems to be OK to me.


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emm, it can't be protected. they are used on derived class.


If `$collection` is a *Collection, then yes, this isn't possible anymore because it generates massive memory leaks. You can still use it with

```php
$iterator = $collection->getIterator();
foreach ($iterator as $item) {
    if ($iterator->isLast()) foo;
}
```

I know, I was against this behavior in the linked discussion:

> All unnecessary api changes should be avoided.

Now we have a different reason to change this behavior: the memory leak. Which needs to be eliminated at all costs.


hmm, i see.


:+1: @dsabrinarg


Please create the dir using mktemp like ```mktemp -d -t ${name}.out.XXXXXX```


In "because castxml thinks that /usr/bin/clang++ is an input", do you mean that ccache does?

I think we will need a solution that works in the paren form too.  Perhaps you can just use response files so that ccache does not see the arguments.


@dasilvacontin @janl Huge congrats on this milestone! It always feels a little scary to put the 1.0.0 label on something, but thank you for carrying this project the last few months and hitting that goal. This looks great. :heart: :clap:


The reason is that file logging from CTDB should not be used in production environments. Using file logging means CTBD has to be stopped every time the log needs to be rotated. Also, I don't think this would break current installations that don't specify a logging parameter, as the old log file will continue to exist (for anything else that depends on that log file existing).


We'll actually no longer need the buildconfig. You can remove this, along with all the mozinfo_* logic. You'll need to remove the "config" option from the Build object in models.py too.


Oh duh, right. :) Don't know how I missed that.

Will update that if you feel the fustification for the change is enough to merge it.


User id nimen sijaan?


Fixes #4


Investigating..


CTDB can't run against a different version of itself, that is not a supported use case. There are no compatibility guarantees made for anything other than between CTDBs with the same version number.


I have spot the very common theme here. Perhaps we can create one generic function?


Todo: break if error


not really needed to keep variable and return it.

Bash function automatically returns value of the very last command.


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quadrilateral


You may use parameters to build URI instead of concatenating of ```q=" + $scope.city + "&units=metric```

https://docs.angularjs.org/api/ng/service/$http#get

the params can be used in the following way:
```var params = { 'q': $scope.city, 'units': 'metrics'}```
```$http.get("http://api.openweathermap.org/data/2.5/weather", params).then ...```

}


We never go there, why ?


All binaries are beautiful! Fat binaries even more because they have more <i>bits</i> to love.


Can we make targetType the appropriate scala type, rather than a `DataType`?  From what I understand, DataType would have to be converted into the appropriate scala type before it can be used.


In the case that we're just running an older version of CTDB: Since we manually specify the socket file boht in the daemon invocation and smb.conf, CTDB would just use that socket file anyway.


What is "clone"? Do non-git users know what that means?


Tío, arregla el gitignore, pa que subes los .class? No te quiero en mi empresa ¬¬


We basically don't use this at all any more. Everything is handled in a giant block in Creatures.as mapping tags -> results.


Squash.


You don't need to activate the package anymore...


Those checkstyle commits make the review quite hard ;)


@Value("${uaaBaseUrl}"
is there a need for this annotation? This annotation defines a variable that we are not using anywhere. I believe it is called uaa.url in login.yml, so where do we assume we would define the same value under a different variable?


In fact, it's *canadian* spelling, not UK spelling for me, but I'll never stop putting u's in words.  We're lucky there aren't any rumours of my favourite colours, or it might dishonour my poor behaviour.

Anyway, it's fixed in the latest commit.


We'll want this test to be a bit more robust. Chmanchester spent some time standardizing the file name. I think we can use `if filename.endswith('-raw.log')`. I'll try and find the bug


Самым сложным вопросом оказался вопрос о применение функции str_split. Попробовала множество вариантов и только этот вывел на экран массив, остальные ничего не выводили. предполагаю что если не выводит ошибки значит верно. но явно чего-то не хватает, раз не выводит ). подскажи хоть в каком направлении копать. Остальные классы не стала создавать чтобы не повторяться.


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TeamCity xBIM :: XbimWebUI :: Build [Build 27](http://ncl-xbim:8080/viewLog.html?buildId=791&buildTypeId=XBIM_XbimWebUI_Build) is now running


Long overdue, but great to see! :)


Here is an example where swapin the operators leads to an error:
```xquery
<x><y/></x>/(1[. gt 1] = y/error())
```


thanks


I just created a short latex file and ran latex/bibtex. Bibtex's error reporting makes more sense.


Our system should be smart enough to handle

    uaaURLUtils.getUaaUrl("login")

meaning, it should be able to determine if it needs to add a "/" or not.The URI builder libraries should be easily be able to do this so that we don't have to use string concatenation.


I would add the following assertion

    assertEquals("http://uaa.example.com/login", uaaURLUtils.getUaaUrl("login"));


one idea is
# remove m_completedCLEvents
# remove the event from m_callbackRegisterQueue[j].first, and if m_callbackRegisterQueue[j].first become empty, call the callback.

but you might have better idea.


В такой реализации я не вижу каких-то мегапроблем в реализации даже сейчас. Не находим файлик - ищем по цепочке... Да, там надо смотреть в сторону смарти, но... по-моему не так все это страшно, а вот пользы - куча.


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`quiet=FALSE` or `verbose=TRUE`, or `print=TRUE` - there are many flavors out there.

I actually went down that path first adding `coverage` argument, but though I had a better argument if it could be done in one line instead of multiple one, especially on Travis CI, i.e. I found
```
./pkg-build.sh run_script -e "covr::coveralls(quiet=FALSE)"
```
neater than
```
./pkg-build.sh run_script -e "library(covr); cv <- package_coverage(); print(cv); coveralls(coverage=cv)"
```

Also, note that the `post_coveralls()` that I introduce provides this fine-scale control.  Anyway, I let you decide.

About Coveralls hiccups: I'm not sure the issues I had where really detected by Coveralls; I'm not sure there is an error reply in the first place.


thats useless on cm12, its disabled by default now... See: https://github.com/CyanogenMod/android_frameworks_base/blob/cm-12.0/core/res/res/values/config.xml

but you maybe wanna use

<!-- Flag indicating whether the surface flinger has limited
alpha compositing functionality in hardware. If set, the window
manager will disable alpha trasformation in animations where not
strictly needed. -->
<bool name="config_sf_limitedAlpha">true</bool>


i see. createWeakPtr also?


Welche Configs sind das? Woher kommen die?


.prop()


I did a stupid rebase and things got confused. Sorry about that. Let me know if anyone has any trouble.


код исправлю. в каждой функции исправлю=)


ACK


固定給と時間給を分けてみた

現時点で残と思ってるもの
その１.サービス、その２.料給与受取


@calvinmetcalf what aren't we testing such that this didn't get picked up by tests?


It seems that it fails, its going to the else branch


So.. this does resolve HSEARCH-818 ?


For VR you need two viewports, so essentially the smartphone screen is split in two equal halfs, an left and right eye viewport.

The screen size parameter sets the virtual screen size width in percent of the eye-viewports.

So, a setting of 100 percent will make the images fill the whole viewport width, keeping the aspect ratio accurate.

The shift values are there for adjusting the position of this virtual screen.

Obviously you can only move the screen when there is room to move it, which is why I chose percent values for the shift rather than pixels or similar things.

The void is simply the gap (horizontal or vertical) left unused by the virtual screen / screen size parameter.


I think this will be creating a new Suite object for each different chunk in a suite. Instead, we'll need to figure out if a Suite object for that particular build and suite already exists, and update the active and skipped tests lists. To do this we can check to see if a suite object of that type already exists in Build.suites, create a new one based off the old one (if it exists) and remove the old one (remember to decrement the refcount and delete the Suite if the refcount reaches 0).


@calvinmetcalf only formatting changes here.  I pushed it through, but feel free to review :)


This same functionality can be achieved using Django's template inheritance with the super variable:
```
{% block tags %}
{{ block.super }}
<li id="my_custom_block">
   <a href="{% url "my_custom_page" %}">Custom stuff</a>
</li>
{% endblock tags %}
```


I think there's a typo here: libpacap-dev vs libpcap-dev


@brapse @seeemilyplay How come three people have disappeared from the list of people who helped with the project?


the print method returns the `coverage` object invisibly so you can just write
```r
./pkg-build.sh run_script -e "library(covr); coveralls(print(package_coverage())"
```


As discussed, use the 3rd person plural (_vos/vocês_).


It seems that you have simply modified the spacing here; correct me if I am wrong?


ага, я -то исправила только в примере
Управляющая структура for выглядит как показано ниже. Обратите внимание на расположение пробелов, круглых и фигурных скобок:

<?php
for ($i = 0; $i < 10; $i++) {
    // тело for
}


who's this?

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> Working version of showing collection history
>
> Used interesting manipulations of DATE to get the different date ranges
> (depending whether a user wants a monthly report, a quarterly report or a
> yearly report)
>
> With thanks to @SKRocks, @dockeryZ from inspiration through StackOverflow
>
> !! page-ophaalhistoriek.php , line 63: still have to check if this is
> correct !!
>
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In my opinion, do we need BBox at all ? Can be generated client side from geom ? @jaykayone


I wouldn't have thought of doing it like that - but actually a very neat (& convenient) solution


I would suggest to remove the few _‘como’_ used, sounds better without them.


s/exampole/example


xD I can not even write calmly that you offer me a thing already ready to use


ack


Failed to load resource: the server responded with a status of 404 (Not Found)
http://localhost:9000/bower_components/webcomponentsjs/webcomponents.js

I solved with add line mountFolder('.'), to livereload
```
  livereload: {
        options: {
          middleware: function () {
            return [
              lrSnippet,
              mountFolder('.'),
```


все по 4. в новом пуле исправления. я убрала пробелы перед началом тела for


What if code_reg not in prev?


_‘especifica do projeto’_ sounds better, no?
Also, _‘às tuas necessidades.’_ (missing an __s__ and a full stop).


@orta What if we change the window size once the page is loaded?


@JackCA I noticed after opening the PR to the original PR (maintainer fixed it). Thanks for the heads up anyway, will fix it.


ack, even if I don't know why we want this...


Maybe @sbrunner could comment, as this comes from c2cgeoportal no?


I'd use the term `PROFILER` or `BACKGROUND` instead of `DAEMON` because it makes me think of something that will act as a (SysV/systemd) service and/or provide some kind of service.


n.m.


And for path `@import 'bower_components/polymer-theme/sass/modules/all';`

```
sass: {
      options: {
        loadPath: '.'
```


these requirements make it a bit confusing. Sounds like I still generally need to provide a Key type.

I'm not convinced that there is much of an efficiency issue either. What would you think of deprecating the `@Key` annotation, and simplify all the documentation to simply forget about the option?


1277852-CommandLineInterface (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: OK (1593 of 1595 tests passed)

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- Support for Upbeat Giraffe release save files
- Main window is now resizeable, supports high DPI display
- Hunger and breath stats removed
- Added essentials bar
- Support for personality stance on player preview
- Colour changes now show in player preview
- Colour edit dialog updates preview in real time
- Support for editing emote and favourite colours
- Added mouse slot editing
- Added right-click menu for inventory slots
- Added right-click menu for item options in edit dialog
- Inventory icons now show color replacements
- Fixed issue with some missing icons like hoe
- Added inventory sorting in right-click menu
- Show blueprint info in manage dialog
- Tech GUI total overhaul, support for body parts
- Support for editing default movement controller
- Show rendered players in open dialog
- Show play time in open dialog
- Enable random name generation button


might not want this URL here


You don't need an interface to expose this. Instead add an access transformer to our sponge_at.cfg in resources.


I like importing methods/variables from objects, but I think it's better to be explicit rather than importing everything.


market.name == richMarket.market.name


Hello Erwin,
Calls with different access tokens has no issues. The rate limit is per user, per request.

The scenario is more reproducible when -
- There are large number of groups in Yammer (say 500) and user tries to get the group by id or name. (https://www.yammer.com/api/v1/groups.json?page=1 ... 50)
- Above code runs as part of site provisioning
- User tries to create number of sites (say 4 to 5) at a same time.


This breaks `MapTests` suite:

```
[ RUN      ] MapTest.AddArgs
[==DeviceList.cpp:90   001.735s  INFO] 1 OpenCL platform(s) found
[==DeviceList.cpp:101  001.735s  INFO] 1 device(s) for OpenCL platform `Intel(R) OpenCL' found
[======Device.cpp:117  001.864s  INFO] Using device `Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-4570 CPU @ 3.20GHz' with id: 0
[==DeviceList.cpp:122  001.864s  INFO] Using 1 OpenCL device(s) in total
[=====Program.cpp:203  001.915s ERROR] OpenCL error: CL_BUILD_PROGRAM_FAILURE (code: -11) clBuildProgram
Build log:
Compilation started
7:61:36: error: too few arguments to function call, expected 3, have 1
7:47:1: note: 'SCL_FUNC' declared here
Compilation failed

[1]    9461 abort (core dumped)  ./MapTests
```


ack


Fixed in d33a23c40c4297c9ea8c2b53a4033a34db0cd10e


Maybe easier is to count order statuses with unremovable = 1?


Spaces before & after the `—`.


Shouldn't this be `if django.VERSION[:2] <= (1, 7):`?


(I know I've said it again, but) shouldn't this rather be `{@link ng.filter:filter filter}` ?


Would it be better to link to the name, rather than the first alias? (Maybe the first alias is always equivalent to the name?)


I may be getting this wrong, but how is this different from what goes into `post`?


Use "as" to have a string list instead of formatted strings requiring parsing.


Previous comment applies here.


Using "au" is enough since the array consists of single items.


I am not sure if this works for all subfolders


1277852-CommandLineInterface (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-cppcheck-1.61: OK (0 of 0 tests passed)

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This should be named MixinEnchantmentUntouching to be consistent with the rest of our mixins.


Hi...

This is a range. #1 to #14 for PS default state. A module can create a unremoveable state too .

I am just extending the current code.

Regards...


MapGenerator_D1 class is emtpy, I guess you should copy this code to MapGenerator_D1 class.


On first look, it seems a little weird to use response to parse `result`, but it's pulling its weight by protecting us from knowing the structure `result` here.


ack


Oh, you're right. Ok :)


On Wed, Jan 28, 2015 at 07:17:06AM -0800, Jose A. Rivera wrote:
> CTDB can't run against a different version of itself, that is not a supported use case. There are no compatibility guarantees made for anything other than between CTDBs with the same version number.

I meant that the CTDB RA supports different versions of CTDB.
It's not about if there's a mixed-ctdb-version cluster.
Not an expert on CTDB.


plz explain this line ??????


LGTM :+1:


This is incorrectly reading pcpu[0] in cpu_throw and cpu_switch.


OK, good!


@magalhini told me _stylesheets_ have an actual translation, _‘folhas de estilo’_. Honestly, I don’t know which one to pick. Thoughts?


Yes, it does complain about it.  Though I think taking the lock out also generates a complaint since it is locked in all other instances of assignment.


:+1:  thanks!
http://twigfiddle.com/e81mqb


Alrighty, will fix, thx!


This is Google Cardboard by the way: https://www.google.com/get/cardboard/


sieht für mich auf den ersten blick nach den standard gregtech cinfigs aus


I have the feeling that things like:

* Commands/Daemons: Redirect stderr output to stdout, in order to catch commands not installed or malformed command line options in logs.

Could be in its commit, since it would be a lot pretty trivial to understand what it is doing.


Yeah, this is where we do need some sort of schema for the treefile.  I'm sure there are tools out there for that, but it's a separate discussion.

The way I think of this the code will cause a TypeError to be thrown for well-formed treefiles, and I try to keep exceptions exceptional.  (You can't always do that, testing for a file and reading it is actually *better* with `try: open()` instead of `if stat(file): open()` as the latter is racy)


Yes. I see now. I know what `catfile` did, it's just that when I looked at the diff I missed the place where catfile was being used and thought it was leftovers from some debugging.


I always feel that it’s awkward to translate english keywords, but ‘folhas de estilo’ is indeed the correct translation.
I pick ‘folhas de estilo’. =\

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> @magalhini told me stylesheets have an actual translation, ‘folhas de estilo’. Honestly, I don’t know which one to pick. Thoughts (@couto and @eduardoboucas as well)?
>
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ack


I see no reason why this code has to be moved anywhere. It relates to Swift only, therefore the best place for it is rgw_rest_swift.cc I've moved attr lowercasing functionality to rgw_rest.cc, 'cos it is "common layer". All the logic here is about how to populate rmattr_names property in Swift way. If some other API allows metadata items deletion, it may populate rmattr_names in its RGWPutMetadata_ObjStore_SOME_OTHER_API::get_params function. The deletion itself happens in rgw_op.cc


Habe erst mal von ProjectRETv7 rüber gezogen.


achso


I will continue with test coding tomorrow ;)


:+1: from me then.


I'd like to move this logic into the model. It makes more sense to create the `uniqueurl` there. I'll send in a commit soon


I agree with Vinnie that the `const` in the declaration is meaningless noise for the human reader of the code.  From the client's perspective the client is going to see these arguments change whether the `const` is there or not.  I have no objection to the use for the definition.


1277852-CommandLineInterface (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (1587 of 1589 tests passed)

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damn son where'd you find this?


use fusion::at_c<N> to extract the value from the tuple.


That could probably fix https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/IDEA-118853


That is indeed a nice plan.

My suggestion is introducing a S4 object for bamsignals.


That's what I thought, I mean, that the first alias is the name. This was true for all of my examples, but I have to admit that I haven't actually checked the roxygen code.


I don't find where it's used, this bbox will be set in the first version of the file ...
Than I think that we can remove it!


1.3.11 bude vydrž prťka vydrž


Wouldn't a user be surprised if, by setting:

```
profile_daemons = True
profile_daemons_list =
```

We would still get some (bultin) profilers running? I have the feeling that we could have only `profile_daemons_list` (could be named simply `profile_daemons`). If it's empty, then it would be effectively turned off (as in current `profile_daemons = False`).


der power converters mod ist doch nicht mehr drin

https://github.com/BakermanLP/ProjectRETv7Reloaded/blob/master/scripts/Minechem.zs#L163


ack


okay agreed. while you're at it, update the create method as well.


Keep the original year...


Took me way too much time to understand how to do this correctly, but I'll commit this shortly.


Found BROKEN by quick.
Here's the log file for step 'all':
```
[  0%] Built target casadi_tinyxml
[  3%] Built target casadi_qpoases
[ 16%] Built target casadi_csparse
[ 28%] Built target casadi_sundials
[ 28%] Built target casadi_runtime_embedded
[ 29%] Built target profilereport
[ 44%] Built target casadi_dsdp
Scanning dependencies of target casadi
[ 44%] [ 44%] [ 46%] [ 47%] Building CXX object casadi/core/CMakeFiles/casadi.dir/__/__/casadi_meta.cpp.o
Building CXX object casadi/core/CMakeFiles/casadi.dir/matrix/sparsity_internal.cpp.o
Building CXX object casadi/core/CMakeFiles/casadi.dir/matrix/sparsity.cpp.o
Building CXX object casadi/core/CMakeFiles/casadi.dir/function/sx_function_internal.cpp.o
/home/casadibot/slaves/linuxbot/quick/source/casadi/core/matrix/sparsity_internal.cpp: In member function ‘casadi::Sparsity casadi::SparsityInternal::zz_appendVector(const casadi::SparsityInternal&) const’:
/home/casadibot/slaves/linuxbot/quick/source/casadi/core/matrix/sparsity_internal.cpp:2697:42: error: narrowing conversion of ‘new_row.std::vector<_Tp, _Alloc>::size<int, std::allocator<int> >()’ from ‘std::vector<int>::size_type {aka long unsigned int}’ to ‘int’ inside { } [-Werror=narrowing]
     int new_colind[2] = {0, new_row.size()};
                                          ^
cc1plus: all warnings being treated as errors
make[2]: *** [casadi/core/CMakeFiles/casadi.dir/matrix/sparsity_internal.cpp.o] Error 1
make[2]: *** Waiting for unfinished jobs....
make[1]: *** [casadi/core/CMakeFiles/casadi.dir/all] Error 2
make: *** [all] Error 2

```


update the code.R for plot1, plot2, plot3, plot4, plot5 and plot6


lgtm


It's a nitpick, the the comment style is inconsistent with the general style.


Está mal escrito


If the 'qhost' executable is not in the path of the user running the parser, or it fails for some other reason, there will be no obvious way of telling. (I'm looking at the try... except clause, lines 63-69 in sge.py).

I think that we either want this to print a message and exit or, at the very least, put some log output which explains what has happened and the defaults used (ie. a multiplier of 1).


`modulos` to `modules`.


Looks good.


Hard to see what changed here? Oh, copied this from models.py? This is a better spot.


I could be wrong but maybe map_init code still can be usefull while migrating to Map class(before Room member is not yet removed from Map class)


The get_environ() method does already exist in that class in version 1.4.x of Django. AFAIK you're effectively overriding the current implementation of get_environ()...


Remove _‘depende’_ and fix _‘è’_.


This is a proof. I want to check how github works. Thanks!


_‘utils’_ to _‘Utils’_.


_‘Temas’_ to _‘Themes’_.


這一個 commit 整個抽掉好了，因為這邊邏輯上應該每個 slider 要連到不同的頁面，現在這樣包起來就會有問題了


Does it work for Unix? Javadoc says that it is suitable for Advapi32Util.CreateProcess.


Don't understand your point. Here the line is green because a `{` was added.


__Sass__ is the correct letter casing.


Is it a real issue or a theoretical one?  This code is on the openssl command-line, not a long-running server...


\o/


Looks like name is always the first alias: https://github.com/klutometis/roxygen/blob/e920f7c9cc92bdb14f713ca3f08cef51316598c9/R/alias.R
Although I am not sure what the `if (any(aliases == "NULL"))` is for.


@AliSoftware that doesn't change this, window.screen.availHeight is the available height of the screen minus the dock etc.


juicing the stats


LGTM


隱藏按鈕的css不要寫在 /sandstone/css/style 這個檔案內，不然會影響所有使用同一個佈景的頁面，要獨立寫在首頁專屬的 css 檔內，或首頁頁內


WHY


@calewis include libint2.hpp, not libint2.h . Too many issues with putting everything into libint2.h .


Fixes #292


Not sure how that got there. Fixed.


but actually though


¯\_(ツ)_/¯
there must have been a reason


.gitignore with the changes from Brother Jackson


and you give me shit for not properly writing commit messages


It actually breaks it


Yeah, it's the little details...


I guess I own this code now!


_Libraries_ are actually translated as ‘bibliotecas’ in Portuguese.


For future reference, please create a ticket, thanks.
https://code.djangoproject.com/ticket/24238


The padding made the landing page look weird iirc


Because of the other commit that I commented on ;)


_cause universally removing padding over just changing just the landing page is totally the answer_


So apparently my git config had a different email/username so I committed with that but when I pushed to github I authed with deviousfrog. That's fun.


Because that's so hacky


That's an interesting idea. What would be the reason you'd want to access it? Are you thinking you'd want to be able to access it in the test environment or development environment?


this is my second comment.


yolo


gjjk khkkj jl


@thomhastings you mean #1?


all code is hacky.


Note: There should remain at least one test to ensure that the basic mechanism of using information from cfg files works. Such a cfg file can of course be defined inline and does not need to be std.cfg


Latest working commit is 54a3dd089264c7b4e579150030ac70cb75ebe8b6
git reset --hard 54a3dd089264c7b4e579150030ac70cb75ebe8b6


This doesn't allow us to `require('jsPDF');` yet, does it? I think I can make the library compatible with node development, if that helps.


not fucking everything requires some god tier level of engineering


:+1: Thank you @jimaek


shit you could argue that objects are a hacky solution that people can't be trusted to understand entire codebases...


I mean, it's not that hard to just use a partial layout for non-landing-pages, and apply padding to that...


I am Aidan and I disapprove this message :wink:


Mixin was added here by accident ...


Maybe you should also output what address and port it is listening on? In case the user isn't configuring it or they are like me and forget sometimes.


It has to be negative padding high


Can not find "pins_WITBOX.h" menchend in  'Marlin/pins.h'.


Wait you want partials for everything else instead?


Future support for encoding frames.


This seems like it could be one of the [arrow buttons](https://github.com/mozilla/fireplace/blob/59fa01308167111921fc81c7c5ddaa35a7cc9202/src/media/css/buttons.styl#L96). Maybe we should rename those to action button or something.


啊，好激动好激动 ~~


Hm, yeah, should I revert that one?


Added getattr


Would `$scope.$watchGroup(['foo', 'bar'], ...)` work here?


Use get_index


oh dear, sorry @kim @tcurdt and @brendanhay. shall we stick you back with github links, emails or just names?


Apply highlight here already


Always explain (for now)


You shouldn't just comment stuff out. If you don't need/want it. It should be removed


1277852-CommandLineInterface (Myoldmopar) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1593 of 1595 tests passed)

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Ok, added comments of things I changed in this code, sorry


Remember, keep checking for the 3rd person plural.
I think _‘um oitava pasta’_ should be updated to ‘uma pasta extra’. This way, if the number of folders (seven) change, our translation will still be up-to-date.


It's more like `regenFrame()`, right?


Fix this garbagae!


Thanks, but I remove this line in the 1.3.x branch, and rerun all unit test, and all pass. Basically, this line make a decision for user,  and user will not appreciate, if user want to sort he can sort by himself.


Cache this!


Fixed in https://github.com/cloudfoundry/uaa/commit/89e5f0cd23b418561238e2d7cad7323d09064f97


I need to play around with the code, but while reading I was curious: could this change be achieved without removing casesTypeDef here? In other words could the fix just be the IsSealed = altTypeDefs.IsEmpty line?


@DavertMik this changed behaviour, as `taskExec()->run()` prints the command to stdout, while `executeCommand` does not. Did you want this to happen for all commands?

Especially for the Ssh commands it would be nice to see what Robo is actually executing.

Maybe add a parameter `printCommand` to both of them? (also the existing property `printed` is not very clear. Maybe rename to `printOutput`?)

Also I think we could remove the code duplication of `executeCommand` and `Exec`-Task run method.
Maybe just use taskExec in executeCommand?

If you compare the two lines in this diff, the original one is only one char longer...

Err, much stuff ;)
What do you think?


I see the test to verify the type mentioned in the issue is correctly sealed, is there any chance we need to verify the other types are changed or not changed?


Fixed in https://github.com/cloudfoundry/uaa/commit/465bcb08c7957a96a1289ab0617db6e9c231b7c4


Not a true. I reverted it just because lk3.1-rc1 didn't has it.


Good translation! Although we have translations for _underscore_, I approve using the English term, since it’s what we hear daily. I would only suggest putting it in _italic_ and adding __(_)__ after it, adds legibility in my opinion.


By the way: when in tunnels, there is ALWAYS a pseudo-NAV point which points to the end of the tunnel, no matter what. That point also temporarily overrides any point currently set, even though the target displayed on the HUD states otherwise. That means: if the cued point is "destroy target" and you enter a tunnel unexpectedly, the displayed message remains "destroy target" but internally, the target indicator (arrow) points to the end of the tunnel and the HUD displays the distance to the exit rather than the target.


Yes I had misread that issue, but still nor is it the right approach to just change the block to 23 inputs/outputs just because a controller (last ones made by @DanielePucci) decided to control just 23DOF. For this reason I'm reverting the block to how it was originally, and a local solution should be made for those particular controllers that wanna use a different number of DOF. Pushed changes in https://github.com/robotology-playground/WBI-Toolbox/commit/9665fbdf997431b741bd757369ef674fc3382cfe and https://github.com/robotology-playground/WBI-Toolbox/commit/70678101b6bc0dc48483d962c337805fbc2ca63a


The above will not fix the problem reported (I tested it). Publishing the survey and then testing it proves that the above change does not fix it. To properly fix it, you must go down further into the code and make changes as documented in the notes for this bug.


My comments were addressed here, the loop is not really needed.


Not a true. The kernel works as well with ARM_ERRATA_764369, but dead sleep issue still not fixed...


A little verbose, but I can live with it in a migration :smiley_cat:


I think we should establish the best translation for _‘new line’_. I think I used _‘linha em branco’_, since it’s the most understandable for me. @couto, @magalhini, @eduardoboucas?


How/with what do you edit the woff file?


That's precisely the idea. Since fake CAS only renders the login form when a 401 is responded, I have to do a workaround to login. Look at [what I have to do](https://github.com/meurio/deolho2/blob/master/app/controllers/application_controller.rb#L7).

If fake CAS make this login form available through a route I'll no longer need this workaround.


오올 희조~


In future cases, you'll probably want to use the `change_column_null` helper, but this is fine.


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Or `temp_len_o`, `temp_len` and `read_len`.
Or the variants without underscores.
I like any of them. I just want to be consistent.


What if the `directiveName` is an empty string? Do you really want to update all then?


Мне кажется тут надо ввести замену smarty-директиве include... заменить ее на что-нибудь типа inherit. Т.е.

```smarty
{inherit file="[path-to-file]"}
```

и при ее использовании смотреть всю цепочку шаблонов, начиная от плагинов и вверх, вверх.


You make a good point and this is certainly debatable.  My only concern would be constrained environments.  IMHO, the value of s_client is for unit testing.  Although, there are probably people out there using it beyond that capacity.  Probably not a big deal to leave the code as is.  But someone may gripe in the future.


Yes.  Removed it from Microsoft.AspNet.Mvc.Xml.Test -- must have copied it there by mistake. Fixed in commit c58a41ac.


Driveby question: Why remove istanbul/coveralls?


Did you copy my PR? :stuck_out_tongue_winking_eye:


Yes, that is why we have removed it for 1.4. But in 1.3 there may be users that expected the items to be sorted alphabetically, so whether or not it breaks unit tests, it would be a breaking change.


Approved!


1277852-CommandLineInterface (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (599 of 599 tests passed)

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r+


@dkavanagh: looks good to me


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Maybe a new theme will help this get started :)


Ya cuz i zipped it and updated it local on my brackets, cuz the main repo is so slow in merge the PR's

but all Credits to you!!!! ;)


I'm not sure about the fact that this PR contains two different things. I'd rather have removal of the file and adding of the exit code in two separate commits.


`@getComponentView` would be a nicer name.


An example use of take_chess class


I think _‘(…) fix’_ it should translated more like _‘Correção à/ao (…)’_.


Fixed in commit 0f25f9f9.


This needs a `.Exec()` on the end to make sense.


saw approval from metajack
at https://github.com/akiss77/servo/commit/7ca3145b0d70f6936b82ff8ed0c1ceaa0d81edce


merging akiss77/servo/pr-deps = 7ca3145b into auto


akiss77/servo/pr-deps = 7ca3145b merged ok, testing candidate = d5974321


Ditto `.Exec()`.


Good job, @SaraVieira! :)


yeah for sure, make sure that FB campus relations knows about this! We posted exactly what they gave us :(


I am not thrilled by dropping errors. If you accidentally get the path wrong in the caller, TestOpen_Size will always succeed because 0 == 0.


Yes!  I was thinking the same thing.  The switching was getting really annoying to me.


tried, doesn't exist in our current version of angular


BTW we can have at vagrant_bootstrap.sh a few lines that update git, python and whatnot to versions we need.


You aren't setting this embedded field in the constructor - you probably want to remove it.


Ditto remove.


Ayysir, I'm compiling PA for my D802, I got this error related to API: http://pastebin.com/7Fa9i7Qt, what could have broken the build?


Nevermind, I see Begin now.


Fixed in commit ed1f77d7.


Np. Thanks for pointing out the changes.


@LSIYI


I know you inherited it, but the class name only needs one underscore between "Test" and the method name, i.e. `Test_regrid__extrapolation_modes`. (I hereby award myself 100 pedant points! :wink: )


Thanks. My code is not good, because the positioning will vary in different browsers. I should use  a JS function or jQuery.position() to rectify this.


Was this intentional? My thought was that the `'indexing'` connection, which has a longer timeout, should be used for all indexing operations. Whereas any search queries would use the default connection.


Hi Guillaume

My whezzy is still on PHP 5.4.36-1~dotdeb.1. Did you just did not publish this 5.4.37 package yet?
And how are you going to handle this for your future update work, that whezzy now uses and follows the stable 5.4.x releases for the Wheezy php5 packages, as announced in DSA 3064-1?


r+


`NUL` instead of `NULL`.


Yeah, removing setup.el and byte-compiled inits costs me about 2-4 seconds, but it makes it much easier to sync changes with other people because I don't have to worry about nonsense .elc conflicts.

I might put more lazy-loading back in if it bothers me too much, or try having Emacs re-compile files on load again so I don't have to put them into git.


That's interesting. In most apps I'd expect the authentication and authorization mechanics in development to be no different than production. So what triggers a 401 would be consistent regardless of the environment. It's just which environment uses which middleware that would need to change.

Could you explain why you need the different functionality between production and development?


Except of course the method name `_regrid` *has* a leading underscore ... so I'm an idiot and you were right all along! (Minus 1000 pedant points! :scream: )


I thought something like that :laughing: I also use my version locally and is there way to make the font better? like not spreading out all those icons and maybe an easy way to add new icons?


nope, everything went good


Agree! I've also used that term myself.


@rtilder please add the issue number (or bug number) in commit messages because it helps people understand why a change was introduced. For example, when I looked at this patch as is, I didn't know what it was for - the commit message makes sense now but only because I read issue #9 :)

Also, it's really important to add regression tests because otherwise we have no way to easily refactor the code and make sure it still works. What if we wanted to simplify this function in the future by splitting it apart - how would we be sure the exclusion still works? It would be a lot harder without a test and someone other than you working on this code will be more likely to break your features.


Hier gaan regtig nie veel aan nie ;)

Ek dog hier is darem 'n bietjie kode


How do you think about to be more specific (than "ordinary text") for the data type of the item "valid"?
Would you like to express any ranges here?


Phew, I thought you were going to complain to get the old behavior
back when I saw a notification:) I made a release yesterday just to
get this change in.


Yes, would love to have a `origin_<name>?` method at some point


Looks good.


input and output files are for testing. Sorry for not adding them to gitignore


Suggested: `RIPPLE_RPC_VERSION_H_INCLUDED`


I'll rebase and make it into two commits.


Enabled this in all msm8226 devices apart from eagle? And I tested on eagle, really - doesn't work - SystemUI crash. But why? How is eagle different than the other 3 yukon devices on this?

BTW, don't forget to revert this in yukon repo now when it's moved to device specific.


Just fixed that one. Thanks for the heads up though. Let me know if you see any issues. Cheers


There's a bit more work needed in the help area.


Não sou grande fã da expressão "e por aí", pessoalmente. Acho que "e assim sucessivamente" ou mesmo um simples "etc." faria mais sentido.

Em relação ao subtítulo, porquê capitalizar "Vendors"?


Yes, better updating everyting than aborting the update. But this should not happen anyway.


i keep resetting them because they always break my build. We don't have time to look over your translations. If your gonna keep submitting broken translations it is up to you to make sure they are correct. If they keep breaking my build I won't hesitate to delete them again.


Indeed - a contributor list should only be growing :)

It's `Torsten Curdt <tcurdt@vafer.org>`

Thanks, @seeemilyplay


Dunno how I feel about pushing to make all RPC code that builds JSON into a template...I'm weakly against.


Fixed in commit 1ba17e5b.


"Se tiveres de substituir" is more correct than "Se tiveres que" ([see here](http://www.ciberduvidas.com/pergunta.php?id=15563)).


Would it be better if this family of functions knew at compile time which version to return, instead of at run time? Or to put it another way is there ever a time when we don't know which version we want to return until run-time?


I think #update saves to the DB. From API dock:
update(id, attributes) public
Updates an object (or multiple objects) and saves it to the database, if validations pass. The resulting object is returned whether the object was saved successfully to the database or not.


Does the `rpc/handlers` directory contain public interfaces?


This description comes from http://www.consumerfinance.gov/newsroom/cfpb-report-finds-nearly-half-of-borrowers-do-not-shop-for-a-mortgage/


86956490-SPMMagic (kbenne) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-clang-3.5: OK (2073 of 2191 tests passed)

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You can merge multiple icon fonts into one. That's what i did and changed some icons..

Get a Font from something like: https://pictonic.co/ and other and merge it into one to use it.


Could be renamed selectExistingUuids() :-)


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Added `#ncr?` in https://github.com/18F/C2/commit/e34557747fe4de966c3fcf4b3aa627ef137e61d9#diff-e1c96b3a3e945d337fe35a19660be386R212... should I rename them?


Looks good.


Its starting to look like the handler declarations are not part of the RPC module's public interface. I'm not sure where to put them but consider `src/rpc/impl/handlers` instead of `src/rpc/handlers`. We don't have a rule for the implied API access of directories other than `detail`, `impl`, or `tests`. We might want to make one.


Was this causing PHP errors that I missed or was it silently doing the sequential behavior?


No, django >= 1.7 run setup on application ready hook at django_jinja/apps.py


@alexanderdean This check is a bit fragile - it relies on there only being one instance of the string `"version"` in package.json and on there being exactly one space between the keys and values in package.json. Do you think I should remove it / replace it with a Node.js script?


Hi @usmonster
I just cloned this, built the js and tested. The Firefox looks great. Thumbs up.

However, another positioning issue occurs of FF. Just an FYI incase you have noticed this. The image below is the output png. Happens only in FF. Don't bother if you haven't. I'll try and debug more.

![enlightenprojects](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/3254606/5942191/13855b54-a6e4-11e4-8fc8-01ac4f27286c.png)

Thanks again.


Consider instead:
```
extern beast::SemanticVersion firstVersion;
extern beast::SemanticVersion lastVersion;
extern beast::SemanticVersion bestVersion;
```


Is this route just updating data then redirecting? If so, I think you may want to use a Patch instead.


The loop actually stops at 512MB and not 1GB. This is one of the reasons I don't like too much trickery with 1<<n..


You are totally right. I commited and will re-pull.


Nice


I think we can do better than this...

The obvious example is trying to convert an array with dtype `[('', 'O'), ('', 'O')]` to `[('', 'O'), ('', 'O'), ('', 'O')]`, which can be done as long as the size of the smallest strided dimension is divisible by 3, as 3 occurrences of `oldtype` can be replaced by 2 of `newtype`.

In general, if `oldtype` has size `a` and `newtype` has size `b`, then you need to find the least common multiple of both, `c = LCM(a, b)`. If you tile `c / a` instances of `oldtype` and `c / b` instances of `newtype`, then the object offsets of the first tiling have to exactly correspond to the object offsets of the second tiling.

Aside from the dtypes being compatible as described above if they have objects, the size in bytes of the smallest strided dimension has also got to be an exact multiple of `c`.

I think with this approach one could write some very generic code that could handle any dtype in a unified manner, which is why I think you should not respect my work in #5508 if you can integrate it into a grander scheme.


Hmm would be nicer if you could decide exactly what icon and what code. To minimize the size of the font and easier to maintain. Maybe thinking about publishing my own(maintained) fork but It would be easier if he added someone active as an owner, contributor


let start like that, next one will be SA :+1:  was latenight iand didn't feel like to have breakages :p


f comes before w or m ;)


86956490-SPMMagic (kbenne) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-cppcheck-1.61: Build Failed

![Build Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/build%20status-failing-red.svg)


`NotFoundException` is part of the jaxrs package.  The RestEasy implementation catches it and the result is a 404 returned to the calling client


    return Domain(translations_path) if os.path.exists(translations_path) else None

looks prettier IMO


one up


Do you really want to allow [negative values](http://www.w3.org/TR/xmlschema11-2/#integer "Safer handling for integers?") for all of the integers in your data format?


might be helpful to include some background rationale for this change in the commit message, e.g. https://github.com/rails/rails/commit/49c4af43ec5819d8f5c1a91f9b84296c927ce6e7#commitcomment-3119162


Thats no Problem you can easily get rid of other Icons and minify the File. Ya that would be great!


I re-added that in a later commit


removing these protected methods is a BC break


Those files should be in ENABLE_WEBCL condition


I think this will wraparound on 32-bit quite easily. The maxMapSize check is *after* the call to mmapSize.


Nope. This value will be overwritten when mpegts_mux_create0() is called - this value will be loaded from config.


Was just about to leave a pull request for this, but at least I got to discover that navigator.onLine exists, which is really useful. Nice job on this!


where is code related to ENABLE_WEBCL?


Test


ну для начала хотя бы разбить этот огромный метод на несколько, повыносить кусочки в отдельные методы.
а то совсем непонятно что он делает


This is an old version of the commit - the merged version doesn't have a `;`.


Add function to export emails with valid domain


It that such a good name? It doesn't get the plugin domain outside a plugin context, so maybe `get_active_domain` instead?


Hehe het gedink ek het gecommit...

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@jarrpa is there any reason why ctdbd's logger process shouldn't have a SIGHUP reopen_logs() handler, like the rest of Samba?


r+


Good Q. Whatever we do, have to remember that the get_version function is run on the host, not the guest.

How about using jq - sed for JSON: http://jeroenjanssens.com/2013/09/19/seven-command-line-tools-for-data-science.html

Then it's just a matter of adding a playbook to install jq in the guest and figuring out how to run it and get the version from the host...


Right now I understood, I wanted to compile these two apk before climbing the translation to ensure that would not cause failures in its construction but do not know how to pull the source from github and build, I hope to see the translation working well in the build 12 makes it easier to upgrade from the working version, every time a new build out'm having to decompile settings and framewoks and recompile with the translation, is becoming tiresome I am striving to do the best, I'm sorry if you are hindering I'll try my best


Answer: 171


Are we really ordering this alphabetically? :abc:


0.2.6-RC1
See http://www.scala-js.org/news/2015/01/23/announcing-scalajs-0.6.0-RC2/


This is true. What you probably want instead is something like: `@coach_assignment.coach_id = @participant.active_group.moderator_id`


Agreed.


0.4.3-RC1
See http://www.scala-js.org/news/2015/01/23/announcing-scalajs-0.6.0-RC2/


@nanocom  Que dis la législation 12 * les revenus du derniers mois ? Les revenus de l'année n-1, les revenus des 12 derniers mois ? Référence appréciée ... Je cherche également de mon côté


0.2.7-RC1
See http://www.scala-js.org/news/2015/01/23/announcing-scalajs-0.6.0-RC2/


I think someone had requested this? :wink:


Usually we do, and I think it's the preferred way to do it in python (blocks for future/stdlib/thirdparty/app, *import* before *from import*, and then alphabetic) ;)


I'm shooting for today. Had some issues with the latest Cordova Android merges I had to work in.


ご苦労じゃ


Hey Juan does this point to tgd.local? Shouldn't that be the real url?


When you are ready, let me know and I'll pull the change.  There have been some internal changes to how ./run files are defined and handled but nothing that would conflict.


C'est de la pure merde, à revoir de A à Z


ok cool and than i'd probably use https://github.com/vorillaz/devicons hmm so tempting :smiley:


Então, ontem testando alguns MR não chegaram com URL - por isso testei; na documentacão falava sobre esse parametro mas não o vi na URL.


It's more than just approving scholarships.  It's creating scholarships too while being logged in.  The name should probably reflect that.


>.> K. Not sure how this works...


Oh, I get it


Found BROKEN by quick.
Here's the log file for step 'all_1':
```
[ 10%] Linting casadi_qcqpsolver_socp
[ 10%] Built target lint_casadi_qcqpsolver_socp
[ 20%] Linting casadi_linearsolver_lapackqr
[ 20%] Built target lint_casadi_linearsolver_lapackqr
[ 20%] Linting casadi_linearsolver_lapacklu
[ 20%] Built target lint_casadi_linearsolver_lapacklu
[ 20%] Linting casadi
matrix/sparsity_internal.cpp:2652:  Lines should be <= 100 characters long  [whitespace/line_length] [2]
Category 'whitespace/line_length' errors found: 1
Total errors found: 1
make[3]: *** [casadi/core/CMakeFiles/lint_casadi] Error 1
make[2]: *** [casadi/core/CMakeFiles/lint_casadi.dir/all] Error 2
make[1]: *** [casadi/CMakeFiles/lint.dir/rule] Error 2
make: *** [lint] Error 2

```


why remove this plugin?


Found BROKEN by quick.
Here's the log file for step 'all_1':
```
[  0%] Linting casadi_sdqpsolver_sdp
[  0%] Built target lint_casadi_sdqpsolver_sdp
[  0%] Linting casadi_linearsolver_lapacklu
[  0%] Built target lint_casadi_linearsolver_lapacklu
[  0%] Linting casadi
matrix/sparsity_internal.cpp:2672:  Lines should be <= 100 characters long  [whitespace/line_length] [2]
Category 'whitespace/line_length' errors found: 1
Total errors found: 1
make[3]: *** [casadi/core/CMakeFiles/lint_casadi] Error 1
make[2]: *** [casadi/core/CMakeFiles/lint_casadi.dir/all] Error 2
make[1]: *** [casadi/CMakeFiles/lint.dir/rule] Error 2
make: *** [lint] Error 2

```


Haven't yet noticed the positioning issue, though is it also present in the master branch? Also, can you link to a jsFiddle if you think it's an issue after you debug more?


Is that okay to use here a POSIX function?


새로 추가된 액티비티
여기서 구글/페이스북 계정을 on/off 할 수 있음
on/off 버튼으로 페이스북 권한 요청하는것 확인함.


all tests pass:
success: http://build.servo.org/builders/linux1/builds/609
success: http://build.servo.org/builders/linux2/builds/608
success: http://build.servo.org/builders/android/builds/644
success: http://build.servo.org/builders/mac1/builds/825
success: http://build.servo.org/builders/mac2/builds/825


@wangjohn Do you remember why you added this? Your commit message gives no context, and people don't expect `accepts_nested_attributes_for` to break automatic inverses. I'm looking into what's causing the failures when this line is removed, but I was wondering if you could save some time/effort with the context as to why this decision was made.


Let's not change this (it's different than the environment on config.js)


Added it below instead, adding `toolVersion = '<version>'`, does the same thing but looks more clear and prevents you from having to add the whole package.


This especially affects phploc and phpcpd.


I prefer coefficient to be 2+1.44+0.64 personally,
but 1+1.44+0.64 should be used if consistency with the current version is important.


미로파일 업로드 관련 코드도 저장소에 추가했는데
미로 데이터가 같이 추가되서 (100만개 짜리 미로) 용량이 커졌음...
그래서 다음 커밋에서 삭제함.


One other possibility is to read the version on the guest, save it to a shared file, read the file from the host and delete the file. Admittedly these are all pretty convoluted options...


Changes to config.js should only be commit when new config parameters are added or new sample configs are created, please roll them back for the commit ;)


Nit-picking here...but I think it would be great to use the same prefix (IDX) for all the indexes.


Thanks @e2  - it was a combination of what you have posted and relaxing my Guardfile watches a little bit but I eventually got it working with docker ..pretty slick actually.

I'd be happy to add an example to the wiki, but let me use it for a week or so first to sort out any kinks that might present themselves.


fast-forwarding master to auto = d5974321


Check the diff on github.  Some lines have inconsistent indentation.


Try to avoid commits with message '.' or 'try bla bla bla'.
Commit message should point to some value task which was implemented.
For example, this commit should be spelled like
"Project configuration changed, ordered subdirs layout was introduced"


I would verify that headers are not returning non-header data and that full data contains non-header data.


저장소에 포함된 미로 파일 삭제 및 추후에 다시 포함 되지 않도록
미로 파일이 업로드 되는 경로를 php 파일의 밖의 경로(/root/mom/maps/)로 설정함.


The lines like
```
-- >{-# LANGUAGE OverloadedStrings #-}
```
stand out as a bit confusing?

With the `ghci` command its not obvious how it finds the turtle library?

In the first explanation of the do block its probably worth calling out what ends it, is it like python where its ws tabbing?


Do you use this `colorize` plugin (command, really) at all? I was curious after I started looking through your plugin list and I had never seen this before.

It's awesome. It basically just runs the given file through [pygments][] and highlights based on file extension.

  [pygments]: http://pygments.org/

My question: is there any reason not to alias `cat` to `colorize`? Are there any file types where this blows up, or any situation where `cat` is used and doesn't expect color escape codes? Have you done anything like this, or do you just use the `colorize` command when you explicitly desire color output?


Please avoid adding of not related to project files under version control. Like a binaries, vim's swp files, local QtCreator *.user files.

Just add them to .gitignore to disallow spatial adding under version control.


this seems really, really odd:

```bash

a-2:~ $ time ruby -e 'p 42'
42

real	0m0.069s
user	0m0.040s
sys	0m0.029s

a-2:~ $ time ruby --version
ruby 1.9.3p429 (2013-05-15 revision 40747) [x86_64-darwin12.3.0]

real	0m0.055s
user	0m0.028s
sys	0m0.028s

```

for which ruby versions are you saying this impacts the load time?


saw approval from mbrubeck
at https://github.com/PeterReid/servo/commit/c9cbb5b071f6a3a76d3f25e74ece52ce580c26c9


merging PeterReid/servo/issue4125 = c9cbb5b0 into auto


PeterReid/servo/issue4125 = c9cbb5b0 merged ok, testing candidate = 6dc2b895


The difference between:

```
datePwd = do
```
vs
```
dir    <- pwd
```

to most developers both look like variable assignment


Yes I thought of that - it's not terrible. We can write out to a ./VERSION file in the root that is gitignored, no need to delete...


说说


Should we not better explicitly check for negative values, clean up and return `FAIL`? Otherwise too much memory is allocated.


Another way to write this is with the `Integer#times` method:

```ruby
n = 4
n.times do
# ... will execute this block 4 times
end
```


looks like that was one of mine.. if you're talking about the 2.7 readiness.


comment is out of date now.  tags are apparently like `machinist-1.2.0`.


Trailing /.


Muy bien, hay va


Same as previous comment, can use `Integer#times`


Great! Are you ready to send a PR (if not already done) ?


Good question @adamcrown, our currently rescue strategy for unauthorized access is to redirect the user to the CAS server to login.

This is what happens in production, but for the development and test environments we don't expect that, since the CAS server should serve only the production environment.


Do you need the second call to `print_space()`? Does it matter that there is whitespace on the right side?


Also, you can take a look at `String#center` for an alternate approach.


On line 268

its the first time do is on the same line as a variable assignment, which here makes it a little confusing if the command x expr is part of the same do block

Also would the initial part be the equiv of x = expr?


handle_scroll should work on linewrapped messages, so user.User.scrollback should probably be changed to a tuple of
    (real line number, last seen character position , current max line length)
instead of just containing the real line number, in order to detect when the window size has changed and we need to locate (real line number, last seem character position) again.
If that is done, the 'scroll' function should be changed to accommodate the new design.


It resolves it partly. It really depends on what you had in mind with HSEARCH-818.

We don't do the superfluous instantiation anymore during the course of applying filters; we only instantiate the filter (factory) there if needed either for key determination - should be less common now with the automatic key determination - or for obtaining the actual Lucene filter if it is not yet cached.

But there is still the additional instantiation during start-up for validation purposes. Do you have any special way in mind how that could be circumvented? I guess we could keep the instances around and re-use it for the first actual application, but that seems like a lot of work without big benefit. If that's ok from you POV, then yes, HSEARCH-818 can be closed. I think it can.