This isn't a python3 bug, just a normal bug that isn't caught by python2.  The solution above will mask incorrect usage of count_card by catching the TypeError.  The actual error is caused by the "natural" function incorrectly calling count_card.  I've fixed this in my repo.


Fixed.


This is really bad.  Why would you add a virus?


@OlegKi sure, can't hurt to have it there. I've modified the Gruntfile accrodingly:

https://github.com/openpsa/grid.js/commit/7466fa214b5ac78b6dd670abe9a1e46d40ec22d0

In the long run, I am thinking about removing the dist folder from the repo entirely (i.e. adding it to `.gitignore`). Instead, we should make a zipfile from it and publish it to the website (once we have a downloads section and releases and all that).


A quick question: why specifying `type` if this value [is already the default](http://www.w3.org/html/wg/drafts/html/master/scripting-1.html#attr-script-type)?


Yes. 984d3df9b187095f24bacb1799a25057e542dc04 fixes the buffering problem.


赞


This is the first comment.


Found and fixed by dmzk. THX for this.


This is the second comment.


This is the thrid comment.


so im inn.


I'm well aware of the alternatives since I pretty much listed them a few days ago:
https://github.com/Warsow/qfusion/pull/137#commitcomment-9202257

I _don't_ like the idea of maintaining a set of patches against SDL because in the end it's going to fall on my shoulders. I don't want any of that.

Please redo.


TeamCity MonoGame :: Develop (Win) [Build 3.3.0.1838](http://teamcity.monogame.net/viewLog.html?buildId=4307&buildTypeId=MonoGame_DevelopWin&guest=1) is now running


i want all the the previous made are back.thanks


It is possible to get back to all the deleted files and hiostory ?


I'll fix 1 and 2 now. Regarding 4: I copied it from Emscripten, but I am the original author of that contribution also, and it hasn't been patched since.


For the file 2309, I have the following error, for the *dynamic link only*:

```
    "g++"  -ftemplate-depth-128 -O0 -fno-inline -Wall -pedantic -g -dynamic -gdwarf-2 -fexceptions -Wno-long-long -fPIC -Wextra -Wno-long-long -Wno-unused-parameter -Wno-variadic-macros -Wunused-function -fpermissive -pedantic -DBOOST_ALL_NO_LIB=1 -DBOOST_CHRONO_DYN_LINK=1 -DBOOST_CHRONO_STATIC_LINK=1 -DBOOST_SYSTEM_DYN_LINK=1 -DBOOST_SYSTEM_NO_DEPRECATED -DBOOST_SYSTEM_STATIC_LINK=1 -DBOOST_TEST_NO_AUTO_LINK=1 -DBOOST_THREAD_BUILD_DLL=1 -DBOOST_THREAD_POSIX -DBOOST_THREAD_THROW_IF_PRECONDITION_NOT_SATISFIED -DBOOST_THREAD_USE_DLL=1 -DBOOST_TIMER_STATIC_LINK=1  -I"../../.." -c -o "../../../bin.v2/libs/thread/test/test_2309.test/darwin-4.2.1/debug/threading-multi/test_2309.o" "test_2309.cpp"
```

Apparently the file is linked against both static and dynamic chrono. For me, it comes from the following rule
`rule thread-test ( sources )`. This is right now:

``
[ run $(sources) ../build//boost_thread : : :
      <library>/boost/test//boost_unit_test_framework/<link>static
    ]
``

and I believe it should be

``
[ run $(sources) ../build//boost_thread : : :
      <library>/boost/test//boost_unit_test_framework/
    ]
``

Then you need to change the initialization of the test, and if you do as I suggested, you have an initialization that is agnostic to the link type against boost.test. Right now,

- `boost::unit_test_framework::test_suite* init_unit_test_suite(int, char*[])` is the init available only for the static link, the dynamic link uses `bool init_unit_test_suite()` and requires a `main` to be defined in the test module
- all this is handled automatically by boost.test if you define `BOOST_TEST_MODULE` and use automatic registration.


TeamCity MonoGame :: Develop (Win) [Build 3.3.0.1838](http://teamcity.monogame.net/viewLog.html?buildId=4307&buildTypeId=MonoGame_DevelopWin&guest=1) outcome was **FAILURE**
Summary: Exit code 1 (new) Build time: 00:03:55


if it isn't needed, remove the line.

don't clutter your code with unnecessary comments


So, turn_counter is *okay* but not great for figuring out if we should stop playing the game.

Someone can win before 10 turns. So I would try to only use `until winner?` for my game loop.


Fixed in 2.1.0-4.
Pull request created.


Oh Sorry ! Feel free to change it back .. I do wonder about other sports e.g. rowing ...


For posterity, this was PR https://github.com/iojs/io.js/pull/287.


Frodo repo is closed for updates as comminated through email. You may only update gotham from this point.


> The length of each element must currently be calculated at least once for each "depth". Consider a composite type containing an array of strings/integers. Then depth = 3. So it is not only a string issue, also an array issue. How would the TextHandler track length of multiple values?

This is exactly the scenario I had in mind. The possible solution is to have the TextHandler (and probably also the ArrayHandler, you're probably right) internally manage a size array, and remember the first string it saw. Every time GetLength() is called on TextHandler, it checks whether the given string happens to be the first, and if so it means we're doing a new pass on the same strings, and can return lengths from the internal array. To detect when all passes are complete, the handler can also remember the last string it saw from the first pass, and when that string is written to the buffer all state can be deleted.

This isn't amazing :) It's not simple, and it relies on the assumption that we do passes over the same strings, never jump over anything (although that seems to be true). At the end of the day it's pretty similar to your array approach, except that we maintain the array only for those types where it's worth it. The price is the added state complexity...

> I think the flattened array solves the problem quite well...

Me too, I thought of the above because I was bothered by the fact that we maintain the flattened array for all types, where for most types it's trivial to recalculate the length.

> The reason also for letting the handler write its own length is to avoid overuse of the size array, for types whose length can be computed in constant time (and therefore need not be cached).

This works if the constant-time type is a top-level parameter, but what if it's embedded in an array? Do you populate the flattened array with lengths of its elements?

> A similar approach can be used to "bound" values, where appropriate. I.e. in the first pass convert the value to a canonical type and validate the value. Then write this value later so we don't have to convert it twice. At the same time we calculate length.

That sounds right, except that the bound value again seems to work only for top-level types (maybe I'm missing something?). For types embedded inside an array within a composite type, where/how do you store the bound value?

Regardless, you're right that we should take care of any validation before starting to write anything (maybe in the length calculation pass like you proposed at some point). But also, what kind of validation are you thinking of exactly?


`epoll_create(1)` actually works fine. Well Google's emulator are well known to be broken in many different ways...


I was wrong with my previous comment, that old and new digits function work differently (for numbers that are to long). After reading the man page for `strtol` again, it states that `endptr` points to the first invalid charactert in the given base. So both functions point to the same char in this case.

Only difference that I now see is, that leading spaces would result in a different pointer to first invalid character.
But that is probably no problem because old `get_digits()` was used with checks like `VIM_ISDIGIT()` and `skipwhite()`.


No worries the fine folks in #ledger volunteered and help me out.


Very cool!


local mid = map:GetRealMapId() is the same, you can test it if you lets print the function Nx.Map:GetRealMapId() any value;) into the function where atk have changed this, is map declared with: map = self and self is here Nx.Map.


@before, I want your input here because you are more familiar with the spec and this code. It seems that ```Some(Nil)``` doesn't have meaning, so I dropped the ```Option``` wrapper and ```Nil``` signifies an empty query. Is this OK? If so, I expect the fragment can be the same.
Thanks for all your awesome code, particularly the tests. Its really easy to work with.


what the heck is this supposed to do?
check if something is a class?


Got it. Do I need to push this to gotham branch too or do it from now on?


Updated to do


I compared two rom with this commit and with revert of this commit. I have touch lags and freezes with O3 rom. Many teams don't use this optimization.


This is the relevant part of osx's man page:

```
If endptr is not NULL, strtol() stores the address of the first invalid character in *endptr.  If
     there were no digits at all, however, strtol() stores the original value of str in *endptr.
```

So, I do agree with you.


a


Why u no have tests for that?
How do you make such a complicated routine with no tests at all? Miracle!


I created a pull request in boost.thread


De-activated wowmenu function to avoid weird re-sizing of header when scrolling


I just added options to specify station and directory (3372) on the command line --station and --dir, and created a first release.


分享appid不是有分享区么


rename to addWord


Issue #8 fixed.


Tons of teams and custom ROMs are using ArchiDroid optimizations which has
even more cutting-edge optimizations.

https://github.com/ArchiDroid/android_build/commit/aee2c677d30f0ce5acb4884793c6a55637748a6d

I've used O3 compiled ROM for several months, the only thing I can tell is
that my ROM never felt any smoother.
On Jan 12, 2015 12:24 AM, "Max" <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> I compared two rom with this commit and with revert of this commit. I have
> touch lags and freezes with O3 rom. Many teams don't use this optimization.
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> <https://github.com/temasek/android_build/commit/645a7405ffbcced524942ef91186eb47a4fab019#commitcomment-9233451>
> .
>


Are you having a problem getting Cosa working in the Arduino  IDE? These changes are not necessary to get it working. Also the changes are not in the right place. This file boards.txt is generated from the files in the directory boards.


Sorry, check the last commit.


Ahoj,
to označení 22 tam bylo proto, že to je extension fungující na Nette 2.2. Na 2.1 a 2.0 jsem to netestoval, ale vyhazel jsem z toho jak to je u dibi extension. http://api.dibiphp.com/2.2.2/namespace-Dibi.Bridges.Nette.html http://api.dibiphp.com/2.1.2/package-dibi.nette.html


start= -> step=


From now on :)
When updated to Gotham either remove or set it broken in Frodo (only plugins)


Sorry, Laurent, but I see that you posted just now [the changes](https://github.com/bouks/grid.js/commit/ff26e4651bfb23441695daeb291c0cb77663f825). You old code which I commented do used `dataType: dt` and so it could not work. It was the reason why you didn't answer of the question **do you tested the changes?** which I ask you many times before.

I hope that you tested the latest changes carefully. In any way the detection of dataType is the feature of one from the latest versions of jQuery. If one uses the changes then one should probably change the requirement about the version of jQuery which is supported.


remove this added new line. We try to keep the code pep8 compatible and in this case, there should be only 1 empty line.


Function only aborts for overflow/underflow in DEBUG mode, otherwise INTMAX_{MAX,MIN} is returned. If no number is present, zero is returned with `pp` unchanged.
Do we need the comment, that this function cannot fail?


forget, it was done in the next commit


ind.step could also be 1. Both case should go in the if.


Return type is `long`.


テストは完璧ですね、ありがとうございます！


remove this dead code.

But as old version of scipy was silently dropping this, we should keep in the make node a test that is step isn't None or 1, we have a recent enough scipy version. As the version in travis raise an error, you can compare again that version of scipy.


Poor `cloned` :cry:


r+ rollup


hello-world newbie comment


ごめん、実装は完璧ですが、僕が以前クラス名直し忘れてますね。


проверь :)
http://netangel.github.io/Obr/


jgrid is distributed with jquery 2.1.3

Note that the detection of dataType was already implemented in january
19 2010 :

http://web.archive.org/web/20100119051925/http://api.jquery.com/jQuery.ajax/

Le 11/01/2015 16:31, Dr. Oleg Kiriljuk a écrit :
>
> Sorry, Laurent, but I see that you posted just now the changes
> <https://github.com/bouks/grid.js/commit/ff26e4651bfb23441695daeb291c0cb77663f825>.
> You old code which I commented do used |dataType: dt| and so it could
> not work. It was the reason why you didn't answer of the question *do
> you tested the changes?* which I ask you many times before.
>
> I hope that you tested the latest changes carefully. In any way the
> detection of dataType is the feature of one from the latest versions
> of jQuery. If one uses the changes then one should probably change the
> requirement about the version of jQuery which is supported.
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> <https://github.com/bouks/grid.js/commit/3bf025542ee0595159d21ec92981e276f9065a00#commitcomment-9233478>.
>


いや、これは、僕のミスです。(コピーして作った)


Did I loose anything during the merge? I wonder if the problem doesn't come from a branch with the same name that you either created locally or on the server


I do. On the mailing list, they recommended I use 1.8.12, and that builds.


Sounds good.


yup! Thanks for pointing it out


It seems we can also remove swig 2.08.


Ok, let's wait for SDL-devs response for my pull request. If they decline it i'll redo this. Fine?


Teď to funguje s Nette 2.1 a výše, viz https://travis-ci.org/skaut/SkautisNette.
Přijde mi logičtější, když bude SkautisNette verzemi sledovat spíše Skautis knihovnu než Nette. Závislost na Nette není příliš těsná a kompatibilita rozšíření s různými verzemi Nette by neměla být problém.


Oleg. I didn't used dataType: dt, that's the first thing i deleted.

See:

https://github.com/bouks/grid.js/commit/3bf025542ee0595159d21ec92981e276f9065a00

Le 11/01/2015 16:31, Dr. Oleg Kiriljuk a écrit :
>
> Sorry, Laurent, but I see that you posted just now the changes
> <https://github.com/bouks/grid.js/commit/ff26e4651bfb23441695daeb291c0cb77663f825>.
> You old code which I commented do used |dataType: dt| and so it could
> not work. It was the reason why you didn't answer of the question *do
> you tested the changes?* which I ask you many times before.
>
> I hope that you tested the latest changes carefully. In any way the
> detection of dataType is the feature of one from the latest versions
> of jQuery. If one uses the changes then one should probably change the
> requirement about the version of jQuery which is supported.
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> <https://github.com/bouks/grid.js/commit/3bf025542ee0595159d21ec92981e276f9065a00#commitcomment-9233478>.
>


I think in rowing they use min/500m for pace, anyway other sports and backward compatibility argue in favor to let Pace available without restrictions.
We could restrict it only for swimming, where we have an alternative, or let it free. Which do you prefer?


Okay. Where can get the status updates for your pull request?


Yes, used to see if it has a deconstructor that has to be called when deallocating, used in vector.


ha! we need an isBike !
I guess as it was, only show it on Runs


Ok, říkal jsem si, že takle tam budeme muset zanašet ruzny kod kvuli BC a tou druhou cestou bychom měli proste starou verzi, ktera fungovala na X.Y verzi. Ale není to nezbytné, klidně zkusme toto a uvidíme kolik se toho bude hromadit, jen bychom asi pak tam měli dopisovat do komentaru, kvuli ktere verzi je dany řádek, abychom se pak mohli časem rozhodnout případně zrušit nějakou prehistorickou podporu u novějších verzí.


I checked the preprocessor output on this. For example, this:
```
if (LHPX_ENABLED(debug))
{
    LTM_(debug) << "Executing " << Action::get_action_name(lva_)
        << " with continuation(" << cont_->get_gid() << ")";
}
```
gets expanded to this:
```
if (hpx::util::hpx_level()->is_enabled(::hpx::util::logging::level::debug))
{
    if ( !(hpx::util::hpx_level()->is_enabled(::hpx::util::logging::level:: debug)) )
        ;
    else
        ::hpx::util::logging::get_logger_base(hpx::util::hpx_logger())->
            read_msg().gather().out() <<
                hpx::util::levelname(::hpx::util::logging::level::debug) <<
                ("  [TM] ") <<
                "Executing " <<
                Action::get_action_name(lva_) <<
                " with continuation(" << cont_->get_gid() << ")";
}
```
So, there is no need to additionally guard the logging statements.


you'll note that qt5-tools is there in makedepends


This breaks ZODB tests on Python 3: https://travis-ci.org/zopefoundation/ZODB/jobs/46588918

AttributeError: 'MininalTestLayer' object has no attribute '__mro__'


There is a typo!


This seems to be compliant. However and unfortunately, Graylog2 does not recognise the NILVALUE (```-```) in the ```MSGID``` and ```STRUCTURED-DATA``` field. Instead it treats it as part of the message. I will modify a local copy of your module to make it graylog2 "compatible" and continue with that (and I will contact Graylog2 about that as well). But thanks anyway for your help and modification of the code!

Additional thoughts: instead of hardcoding ```APP-NAME``` and ```MSGID``` you could defined them as default parameters with a value of ```-```. This would add additional functionality without adding much complexity to your code.


Maybe wrap by
```php
if ($basenode) { }
```


Does it improve OpenAL sound quality? or something else?)


Btw, OpenWebif doesn't using TV_OFF and A/V buttons. It could be used as F1, F2 from Webif

        <area shape="rect" coords="18,14,39,38" alt="f1" onclick="pressMenuRemote('59');">
        <area shape="rect" coords="74,43,100,56" alt="f2" onclick="pressMenuRemote('60');">


Take a look in [bower.json](https://github.com/openpsa/grid.js/blob/master/bower.json) and [jqGrid.jquery.json](https://github.com/tonytomov/jqGrid/blob/master/jqGrid.jquery.json). There are many compatibility problems in moving to the new version of jQuery. So some existing users have to use the old versions of jQuery *to support old projects* (which were developed by other people). The support of old projects and the compatibility problems are the main reason why one shouldn't use more recent features of jQuery in jqGrid project.


wtf @526avijitgupta


Je pense que tu peux mettre `gulp-notify` en dépendance de dev ! :)


jquery 1.7 was released in november, 3, 2011...

"Note that the detection of dataType was already implemented in january
19 2010 :"


Justement non: il est dans des tâches de build ; il faut donc qu'il soit présent, sinon le script plante :x


just checking if syncing workd


Try add it again and test will pass


Can you in a comment write what that is? 1h I guess?


Can you please explain what the bug is and why we need this workaround


it should be 2.0.3 ?


That's perfect, I'll remove the checks.


Maybe add: if (m_privateSession == on)  return;


Fixed. Thanks!


STRIP_VLAN action has no value so it would yield error @ line 167.

Created exception for STRIP_VLAN


I agree with you, seems it's most likely to stay at Lv99 than "max Lv", please update accordingly.


Also a little strange to imply Clp is capable of MILP's, which it isn't. The fact that Clp.jl depends on Cbc.jl instead of the other way around is an implementation detail of how the BinDeps are currently managed.


Not quite. But stereo raw sounds don't lose volume anymore. Since samples are logarithmic in nature, one can't simply calculate an average sample as (sample1+sample2)/2 without losing some volume. And that downsampling function of mine did exactly that.


мдя...


Sorry for not respond sooner. Will try to merge these commits and see if it is builds.


Agreed with @jurchiks, less reduce the boilerplate code and keep optional constructor at NPC class.


> On Jan 11, 2015, at 9:28 AM, Mikael Patel <notifications@github.com> wrote:
> Are you having a problem getting Cosa working in the Arduino IDE? These changes are not necessary to get it working.

No, it is not so much an issue of “getting to work” for the boards that you support.
Rather, I am looking to leverage the “Arduino” specifications for additional/new boards that I have and as others appear.

In that respect, AFAICT, Cosa is just another OS core and, once the .hex files are generated, it should be no different from a “sketch” generated from the Arduino IDE. Therefore, rather than duplicating the flashing tools, I feel that you should use the tools from the Arduino IDE (and leave maintenance thereof to those developers).

Thus, my approach is to “inherit” as much as possible from their work and override only the parts necessary.

Similarly, I see that you are utilizing sudar’s makefile system. Rather than having those files in your repository, I would prefer that they come from a git submodule.

>  Also the changes are not in the right place. This file boards.txt is generated from the files in the directory boards.
>

I recognize that boards.txt is generated from the underlying files.

As such, in a strict sense, the boards.txt file should not be a member of the repository. Instead, it should be generated as a part of the build dependencies.  However, since I am just experimenting at this point, I didn’t push my changes into the “correct” place. (Note that I have not requested that you include those changes (yet))

It appears that I will need to incorporate the cross-vendor inheritance mechanism of the Arduino IDE into sudar’s makefile system first.

Richard


What doest Debt stay for? Please use a clearer name


do you build 1.8.14 `--with-mpi` ? i have no issues with it. But it's a minor issue as long as it compiles at all ;-)


the same problem :

https://github.com/yiisoft/yii2/blob/master/framework/widgets/Breadcrumbs.php#L105


seen that already, fixed.


+++ Vitaly Puzrin [Jan 10 15 23:12 ]:
>   Got it. Seems you already have this limit here for CLI
>   [1]054fea7#diff-dbdf59f049d2e2bb4b14fd89abe4b308R19
>
>   Probably, .ASTRenderer() on package export is a bit confusing and not
>   needed at all.

It's used in the dingus (and, now, in the CLI program for --ast output).


Franchement, je doute de l'utilité de cette dépendance...


A Game


You're right. Not a good idea documenting behaviour only valid in DEBUG_MODE. I'll remove it.


Quand tu watch, ça évite que le gulp plante en cas d'erreur de syntaxe, et ça te l'indique, sans que tu aies forcément ton terminal sous les yeux. Alors si, c'est utile au dev...


I think it's possible better way make this?
For retrieving dynamically variables defined in edit

  foreach ($data as $k=>$v){
                  ${$k } = $v;
                  //echo "
". $k .": " . $v . "
";
                }


r=saneyuki


:+1:
I'm sorry for so many small mistakes. It seems I was in idiotic mode while doing this.


You can undo commits, so you don't have to do a full new commit to say "fixing last commit".

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/927358/undo-the-last-git-commit


Ah, je savais pas que ça évitais le plantage lors du "watch", dans ce cas là c'est utile ! Après, je sais pas pour le "build"...


And this commit only affects streamed positional audio, the one demonstrated in the billboardtest map.


saw approval from saneyuki
at https://github.com/Ms2ger/servo/commit/58b89939c2a08068866001fed52b8c405a48d758


may be compose the pipeline out of the function - it depends only on the class params.


merging Ms2ger/servo/devtools-doc = 58b89939 into auto


Ms2ger/servo/devtools-doc = 58b89939 merged ok, testing candidate = 3897547b


It needs to have a different name from ```do_step``` due to the ambiguity with another overload for the case ```state_type == time_type```. To fix this ambiguity we disabled this do_step version at some point in the past. But now it turns out we need exactly this one in the initialize of the adams-bashforth.
But note that I added the ```do_step_dxdt```, I did not replace the other overload. So the interface is extended by this method and I don't expect anyone else to use this method except the adams-bashforth initializer. So this solution does not break existing code, but it adds a new methods to the interface that somehow destroys the clean interface.

Maybe we can fix this, for example by making the new method private and adding adams_bashforth as friend class?
Another way could be to somehow allow to explicitely prevent the disabling of the required overload by some additional parameter in this ```do_step``` version.


Dude... your search history...


here also


That comment belongs rather to the else part.?


En réalité, on peut l'éviter autrement, mais la, en plus, on a un rapport d'erreur convenable


Why not:
settings.Transformers.split(",").toList.map {
 case "off" => new NoKryoTransformer
 case "lz4" => new LZ4KryoTransformer
...


thanks for explanation!


I don't think that your change in Boost.Test must be preserved as it break my library and could break other. Boost.Test is a library used by a lot of libraries. You MUST check that your changes don't break the other libraries before comiting to develop.


I will also add casts to return statements in get_long_digits() and get_int_digits().
Leaving it without them would generate -Wconversion warnings once that's enabled for charset.c.


It's already done. branch 3_0_72_2 is mostly merged now. What's left is
- drivers/net/wireless/bcmdhd
- drivers/rtc
- drivers/usb/gadget
- net/bluetooth/l2cap_core.c
- net/netfilter/xt_qtaguid*

In fact our wifi driver is newer than the one in android-3.0 branch, so
It'll be best to copy as much as possible from samsung kernel (3_0_31
branch) and try to make it compile/work. While wifi isn't necessary now,
the experience we gain with making it work will probably be useful when
porting this to 3.4.

So if you want to try it, take 3_0_72 branch and try to paste bcmdhd code
into it and make it compile. I'll then merge your work into 3_0_72_2 (this
branch will be unstable now, so don't use it - 3_0_72 is stable)

Later I'll try to explain why all the branches and commits and what method
I used. I'll try to push my tools somewhere as well.


DivideByZeroProtection (lefticus) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang-Debug: OK (332 of 332 tests passed)

![Build Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/build%20status-passing-green.svg) ![Test Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/tests%20passed-100.0%25-green.svg)


Love the improvements <3


LOL, whoops, I missed one. Nice find :)


Hi, if you submit a merge request, i'll merge it!


So if you have m_automaticTrackChange == true you set m_trackPositionDebt here and below you will drop in the else part and reset m_trackPositionDebt to 0. Am I missing something??


@koriym you can remove the reference of cocoframework.


Fury je moje uzivatelske jmeno na stroji, ale v tomhle souboru jsem nikdy zmeny nedelal. Tenhle commit je pro me zahadou.


Ok, I'm trying to merge files above now.


I have https://github.com/Underground78/mpc-hc/compare/mpc-hc:develop...0b37df3 for tonight. It would be best if it was pushed last to ease releasing the stable from 9b6cfb1c89385103477298bb0db8b2ca40c2041d if we think 0b37df376fde49886790fd2a844713325ae360e4 is too dangerous.

What do you want me to do with 8e4eb9fb2dc5024fd8a0760f53c571c27e1e4e24 and d7273f4f957917f13495a76558e30a0760286527? I couldn't find a way to know whether VMR-7 is using overlay but at least I could still disable the shadow when the overlay is detected.


I don't know the exact problem and I didn't debug it (as suggested in OF-855), but removing it is suggested in the issue.


@mushon, we didn't have time to show you our prototype.
Tell us what you think...

the design on everything is far from final, but you will get the idea.

@chen1203 @eyalkim @Tamary


I answered in the PR. I strongly feel the error is on the jamfile of boost.thread. The change I made on **some** of the files (there are 31 files to change, I just randomly selected **some** of them) solve fully the issues you have.


Yes, Cosa is structured as an Arduino core (Please see https://github.com/mikaelpatel/Cosa/blob/master/doc/01-cosa.md). The initial boards.txt and the Arduino board setting are directly from the Arduino 1.5.7 corresponding file. There is no need for the prefix. This is default (as I understand) and I am not using copy of the tools. Instead all the tools (when using the Arduino IDE) come out of the Arduino installation.

Cosa also supports Linux/Ubuntu users that rather use AVR-GCC and tools directly. There was a lot missing in the Arduino-Makefile to allow building without a makefile though all the needed information was available in the boards file. And the default serial tool was not very useful for scripting. I really would like to use sub-modules but it does not work very well as they are not included in a ZIP download file. This makes it difficult for non technical/git-users.

Anyway, please discuss any issues you may have and I will help get the changes in place. There is a lot that is not documented so it is easiest to just answer about the design. There is often a design decision hidden (somewhere :).

Cheers!


There is a reason for this, not going mad :P Need to spot the debug info in the spam on the console.


If the error is on the Jamfile, why do we need to change the .cxx test files?


"valid" is not really correct, it's rather "interesting".  but that's not so big of a deal though


Because the way you are using the .cxx is for static link. For dynamic link you have to do something else. What I propose is something that works for both.
BTW, you disabled the fix in thread-test2 with <link>static in line 140.

> On 11 Jan 2015, at 17:36, Vicente J. Botet Escriba <notifications@github.com> wrote:
>
> If the error is on the Jamfile, why do we need to change the .cxx test files?
>
> —
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or add URL link  to cocoframework ?
More option are good unless you are going to abandon cocoframework.


Dlaczego nie 2?

http://gaming.stackexchange.com/questions/179832/minimum-length-for-minecraft-usernames
https://oc.tc/i2


this is wrong, should be

``
<library>/boost/test//boost_unit_test_framework
``


You didn't add yourself here


all tests pass:
success: http://buildbot.rust-lang.org/builders/auto-mac-32-opt/builds/3106
success: http://buildbot.rust-lang.org/builders/auto-mac-64-opt/builds/3099
success: http://buildbot.rust-lang.org/builders/auto-mac-64-nopt-t/builds/3100
success: http://buildbot.rust-lang.org/builders/auto-linux-32-opt/builds/3091
success: http://buildbot.rust-lang.org/builders/auto-linux-32-nopt-t/builds/3091
success: http://buildbot.rust-lang.org/builders/auto-linux-64-opt/builds/3094
success: http://buildbot.rust-lang.org/builders/auto-linux-64-nopt-t/builds/3087
success: http://buildbot.rust-lang.org/builders/auto-linux-64-x-android-t/builds/3082
success: http://buildbot.rust-lang.org/builders/auto-win-32-opt/builds/2759
success: http://buildbot.rust-lang.org/builders/auto-win-32-nopt-t/builds/2757
success: http://buildbot.rust-lang.org/builders/auto-win-64-opt/builds/1595
success: http://buildbot.rust-lang.org/builders/auto-win-64-nopt-t/builds/1587


fast-forwarding master to auto = 2127e0d5


(BTW, technically we don't want to add doc comments before something is part of the plugin API -- but as you add it two commits later, no need to bother)


Thanks for update


I'll merge this once 1.0.1 is out the door. Thanks!


all tests pass:
success: http://build.servo.org/builders/linux1/builds/514
success: http://build.servo.org/builders/linux2/builds/512
success: http://build.servo.org/builders/android/builds/550
success: http://build.servo.org/builders/mac1/builds/731
success: http://build.servo.org/builders/mac2/builds/731


That's odd.  "Sans" and "Monospace" should be the platform's default, I don't think it's our call to decide whether they are good or not, but rather the user's, isn't it?


ref #1392


@edolstra This change makes it impossible to build packages that have two dependencies providing headers with the same file name. For example, I have packages which require both Qt4 and Qt5 (for different components). cmake carefully sets "-I" flags for each component so it sees Qt4 or Qt5 first (as needed), but the subsequent "-isystem" flag overrides the "-I" flag, destroying the search order. Can you suggest a workaround?


Нужен ли лесс?

RM


Hello!


RM


saw approval from alexcrichton
at https://github.com/sfackler/rust/commit/b4fae2fba99e713a6d6a8a59caaf1cfba847b50e


merging sfackler/rust/show-impls = b4fae2fb into auto


status: {"merge_sha": "3e22dfa2dc786f1fcbc8e0a72b1877fbeedc47b0"}


sfackler/rust/show-impls = b4fae2fb merged ok, testing candidate = 3e22dfa2


fast-forwarding master to auto = 3897547b


status: {"merge_sha": "2e4cef4e78253beb4c08ed35416fad076d978344"}


sfackler/rust/show-impls = b4fae2fb merged ok, testing candidate = 2e4cef4e


Thank you!


Let's add a helper util somewhere called proplist_get_value_as_atom or something, that does the above, but always returns an atom. We shouldn't be checking multiple "correct" inputs here.


Нужен ли less?

RM


Can we provide more useful error logging? I'd like to see a log message for each specific condition (incompatible schema, IO error, etc.) and move the stack trace to debug level.


`working_dir` might require escaping, in the unlikely case it contains things like quotes (`foo "bar`), variable references (`foo $HOME bar`) or even subshells (`foo $(rm -rf ~) bar`).


Название файла пменяй


название пиши с маленькой буквы


I think this should just be 0.0.1-SNAPSHOT. The release plugin will handle updating it on releases and setting it to ${project.version} can cause weird errors for for some reason another module/project needs to depend on this module.


a


выкоси файл


RM


May I ask why you have all those LZ4 commit, when you have still enabled XZ as default in defconfig? LZ4 still doesn't boot?


закрой head


Do we have to use GenerciData.Record here? I thought we could use GenericRecord and let the dataset implementation choose a generic implementation.


RM

я говорил что надо картинке давать border-top


What? Why is this required? `~2.3` already doesn't allow 3.0.


Это тоже можно сделать ul


It seemed clear to me yesterday :-) Maybe m_previousTrackRemaining is better, I'll change to that


I don't think it is good for a reference, at-least for the current time. It is just a play ground of mine. Nothing other than that.


It's in the right place, but I'll fix it up to match the current code


This breaks SW registration. The scope is now parent to the script location


Thank you, the solution works :smiley_cat:


One thing tho, this should be ported to ertheia aswell.


Ok I will remove i. But feel free to notify me when it's ready.


forgot tries += 1, no?


I'm not sure I understand.. m_automaticTrackChanged should perhaps be m_trackChangedAutomatically to make it clearer. If the track changed manually, we want to discard the buffers so that the switch happens "instantaneously", but if we're automatically moving on to the next track there's probably still some of the previous track left in the buffers. The duration of what's left in the buffers is what I termed "Debt" in this patch. In the case of manual switching, there's no debt (we threw away the buffers), but when switching automatically the play()-method is likely to be called before the buffers have been completely emptied.


stable working version


@ozgur apologies in advance if this is a newbie question :smile:

When I use the get_company_by_email_domain function, is it possible to return more information than just ID and company name?

Input:

        company_specific_search(auth, company_url='ringlead.com')

Output:

        {u'_total': 1, u'values': [{u'id': 834495, u'name': u'RingLead, Inc.'}]}

I realize I can just take the id that is returned and pass it to the get_companies function to get more company information (eg. industries, employee_count, etc.) but I was hoping to obtain all of this information with a single call.


Be aware this *will* introduce XSS vulnerabilities if you don't restore escaping in the places where it's needed.


sure, and thank you :) .


s_sp_session_set_private() kept crashing, and some searching led me to the comment at https://github.com/mopidy/pyspotify/blob/v2.x/master/spotify/social.py#L34 . The short story is that there's a bug leading to a crash in libspotify if sp_session_set_private is called before we've allowed it to process events at least once. I can add a better description in a comment.


@ChronoMonochrome in fact our current kernel(3.0.101) has even newer driver than this one (1.28.*)
What is this kernel anyway? is it he same that the one from some Chineese guy on xda or something more official? :) Where did this one come from?


r+


I agree. But this make the master branch work.


saw approval from kuenishi
at https://github.com/basho/riak_cs/commit/272ec8e1e1d726f72c3359ffa1de87e5d66ae136


merging basho/riak_cs/bugfix/disable-prev-after-backpressure-sleep = 272ec8e1 into borshop-integration-1041-bugfix/disable-prev-after-backpressure-sleep


basho/riak_cs/bugfix/disable-prev-after-backpressure-sleep = 272ec8e1 merged ok, testing candidate = 27a52356


You know, I inherited from this setup and these sources using Boost.Test.
I have never added test using Boost.Test.
I would like to know why the source need to be changed, and you have not yet answered to this question.


Yeah, actually I think I'll remove this part.

This patch is a bit uglier than it should be because spotify automatically resets the setting to false after some time of inactivity. While I would prefer to fight this imo bad behaviour, I guess that this is not a reliable way of doing it. I'll remove the timer and give in to their way of doing things by removing the setting and checking the status through libspotify instead.


How is it that the old source was specific to a static link. This is quite weird.


`if (!class_exists(...` ?


Right, I’ll do that later tonight. But the first elements of response are already there (PR and commit comment in boost.test)

> On 11 Jan 2015, at 18:12, Vicente J. Botet Escriba <notifications@github.com> wrote:
>
> You know, I inherited from this setup and these sources using Boost.Test.
> I have never added test using Boost.Test.
> I would like to know why the source need to be changed, and you have not yet answered to this question.
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub <https://github.com/boostorg/thread/commit/3a48148462548a5fb90a85965f428b2783e3aae5#commitcomment-9233763>.
>


@esdrubal I see a failure in test_op_il_seq_point.sh on Jenkins amd64 that doesn't seem to happen on wrench: http://pastebin.com/PHiWkYMu


This was not supposed to be clean, and revealed as a bug with the commit on boost.test.

> On 11 Jan 2015, at 18:14, Vicente J. Botet Escriba <notifications@github.com> wrote:
>
> How is it that the old source was specific to a static link. This is quite weird.
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub <https://github.com/boostorg/test/commit/1eaffb96ceec82882a4e947c99735a37271ce303#commitcomment-9233766>.
>


You went from 1000 to 10, is that intended here? Same applies to Triangle.


Could you perhaps rename this to a more readable `deleteDirectory`, thanks.


I think I can do something like that. Note that it can't return an atom. For string values that aren't booleans it is a directory. This is the weird way it is because we want to be able to simply have 1 argument that can either exclude system_libs or set an alternative directory to take them from (so you can include system libs compiled for a different platform than you are currently running).


Pourquoi tu fait ça ?
=========


Yes, this could be done


d'implémentation d'une fonction


Hi Thomas,
Can you give me a bit of background here on what is happening and when? Ideally I'd like to have an external check function that people can use if they want this to be a soft failure, then check in this constructor.


de retour


all tests pass:
success: http://buildbot.bos1/builders/test-riak_cs/builds/706


The assignment to `$class` is dead and can be removed. Using `$` in commit is always removed, got the idea today only ;)


Ok, I'll update it tomorrow. I'm still against it philosophically, though.


Bien que les conventions recommandent de spécifier les types de paramètre et de
retour, ce n'est pas obligatoire


Ne pas mettre le type est toléré / accepté


docs?
test for the new "render() was called" error message?


placée


Par exemple, vous ne pouvez pas y mettre


Incorrect commit.


I disagree.


telle qu'une valeur littérale


y si hay un error aca no haces el handling como arriba?


Incorrect commit for `app/src/main/res/values/strings.xml`.


Lors de l'appel à une fonction


el else se puede sacar, es mas seguro el codigo.


le pondria un default al switch, con gusto junto con el state idle.


No, I was just saying I think it would be safer to guard against both null and undefined.


sans paramètre optionnel


dale!


How is it that worked?


sorry just wondering why?


No me gusta que uséis el wiki. Es poco práctico, poco procesable, no se puede comentar sobre los cambios. El enlace a vuestro proyecto es incorrecto.
Heroku no es exclusivo en lo que comentáis; OpenShift también lo tiene. La comparación que habéis hecho es solo cualitativa.
Por otro lado, sólo dos de los cinco (o quizás cuatro) componentes del grupo han hecho contribuciones significativas a los temas específicos del hito: uso de contenedores y "staging" de una aplicación, incluyendo tests.


`:value => session[:user_id]` is not need


qui prend


Vous pouvez utiliser


Humm, not sure why I did that. Maybe because I wasn't sure if this worked with AR > 3? I just checked and the specs do pass with 4.2 so you can replace it.

You should also `require "active_record"` [here](https://github.com/KimNorgaard/validates_hostname/blob/master/lib/validates_hostname.rb#L3) as you use it [here](https://github.com/KimNorgaard/validates_hostname/blob/master/lib/validates_hostname.rb#L176). Since Rails autoloads one doesn't notice it's a problem until they use it outside Rails.


Uses double quotes for strings but other things in the file use single quotes. Consistency is important.


I admit the error on the Jamfile. I don't see yet which error were on the sources files. When I changed the Jamfile there were yet errors.


si. Habría que agregarlo, pero mucho no se puede hacer, ya que si no se pudo escribir luego de los reintentos que tiene modbus hay que pasar a la siguiente fase.


fast-forwarding develop to borshop-integration-1041-bugfix/disable-prev-after-backpressure-sleep = 27a52356


This kernel is original Novathor's. But as we can see, they deleted this account, and only what's left - this fork.


@Quazistax thanks for your help over at kld-intersections. Obviously, this is a trivial change, but I'd still like to include this in kld-polynomial with proper attribution. Would you like to make this a PR that I can pull in there, or should I make the change and just add a comment in the code?


Note: This does not work in strict mode.


debug also supports `debug('The request was %j', req)`; and will render the `req` object as a json string. Right now, I think this will just print `The request was[Object object]` unless `req` has a custom toString method.


Indentation is inconsistent.


Just noticed that Powerline shows the last command status as well, very cool. Which font are you using to show the extra characters?

The Agnoster theme looks great, BTW!


fixed. see https://github.com/openwrt/packages/commit/99aad1438a032aaa3d74137abe24d5641e181219


Another thing that typically helps is to create the body object separately and then just set `json` field to the variable. This can make it easier to read the code.


You can probably go without `rails` and `rspec-rails`.


`error` is not checked here. Should always check for error before trying to use the arguments. We will talk more about error handling practices and express error handling throughout the term.


mmm. No se si estoy entendiendo bien.
Mi idea es que si está en IDLE, la tarea no se ejecute hasta que el callback la vuelva a activar. Si no está en IDLE que siga ejecutandose.
Sacando el "else" voy a seguir teniendo ese comportamiento?


This may want a comment to the effect of /* As of OpenSSL 1.0.0p d2i_ECDSA_SIG frees and nulls the pointer on error. But OpenSSL's own use of this function redundantly frees the result. In the absence of a clear contract for the function behaving the same way is probably more conservative. */


This gives me an idea, it might be helpful to display a little icon/link for (GitHub) commits that have comments on them. :)


Voici un exemple de test d'égalité sur des fonctions de premier niveau, des méthodes
statiques, et des méthodes d'instance


On Jan 11, 2015, at 10:33 AM, Mikael Patel <notifications@github.com> wrote:
> I really would like to use sub-modules but it does not work very well as they are not included in a ZIP download file. This makes it difficult for non technical/git-users.
>

I guess that I fail to understand this. When you build a distribution package, you can include/exclude any files that you wish. (I understand why you would want to include, directly, all of the needed files in a .zip distribution)

However, I obtained the files by cloning a git repository. So, since you seem to be using git as source control for your tree, I don’t understand why you, and any other “git” users (such as myself) should have a problem maintaining a sub-module structure.

One of the things that really bothers me about “reusing” code is that, far too often, programmers “fork” the source documents in such a way that there is no tracking of the changes (and, importantly, the reason for those changes) from the previous work.

Thus, at some later time, it becomes very difficult to reconcile the changes that are a part of the new direction with the changes that have occurred as a part of the normal improvement to the underlying work.

Checking out some work, modifying and distributing only the resultant files, is just such a fork.


When making a response for a `POST` it is common to at least send back the created resource or an id. This is just a demo app, so not important here, but something to keep in mind.


Valeurs de retour


retournent


ajoutée


moving discussion to issue #73


Looking back through this now you should add `active_model` as a runtime dependency as you explicitly use that too. Sure `active_record` brings it in, but one should be explicit about their dependencies and shouldn't assume some other library will cover them.


Right now, you send the response before the `POST` to the cloud endpoint completes. You could respond inside of the callback from the response but this too has tradeoffs. I think it is good to respond regardless if the post to the cloud endpoint succeeds or not but it important to be aware of these two approaches and the needs of the app.


Pas sûr...


ralat: ternyata error nya udah persist dari commit-commit sebelumnya. masih tracing kapan terakhir bener..


@calumhalcrow what happens in the case where we've removed a mapping from our model? Doesn't that look the same as a dynamic mapping from this algorithm's point of view? I'm not sure it matters, I'm just curious.


overwritten


Great work!


This looks better


La aplicación, a estas alturas, está en un estado inaceptable. Los fuentes están organizados por hitos en vez de simplemente ir siendo diferentes versiones de la misma aplicación. Usáis una jaula, que es el tipo menos apropiado para este tipo de aplicación. Un contenedor con Docker habría sido mucho más adecuado (o un PaaS).  No tenéis un entorno de prueba ni habéis configurado integración continua. La memoria está organizada en hitos, en vez de evolucionar con los mismos.
Tenéis que reorganizar totalmente el proyecto para que realmente sea un proyecto, incluyendo la documentación. También tenéis que sacar todos los fuentes que no sean vuestros del repositorio. No sé porqué tenéis librerías como Crypto ahí metidas.


Seems like these should be "deprecated" instead of "versionchanged"


Case insensitivity was actually only intended for enum alias searches, because it searches hexadecimal strings (e.g. 0xdeadbeef vs. 0xDEADBEEF). Since the rest of the GL API is case sensitive, I would like to keep everything else that way (though a commandline option for case insensitivity is not out of the question). THe rest of the changes are good, however, and I have merged them.


De veras que os agradecería que no metiérais más imágenes en el repositorio de la asignatura. Alojadlas donde queráis, pero no aquí.


I know you just moved this but "Status" needn't be capitalized


:/ can't build drivers/net/wireless/bcmdhd/*
there are no any build errors, it just doesn't builds. Probably some unresolved dependencies, so far I'm trying to find out, which.


si haces

if ()
{ TerminateTask() }

ChainTask;

osea si el chain task sin el else, igual cambiaria la estruutra y estse punto pierde sentido, pero no se si aceptas mi oferta, va en comentario seprado


no dash needed


Yo aca haria lo siguiente:
GetTaskState()
y si la tarea esta en suspended haria
ActivateTask()... osea no tenemos variable globall... :)


Test


Details on what exactly needs to be updated is sparse. Are we counting on the deprecation warnings to be self-explanatory?


Ahh ok, I see that now. If you can make it a little cleaner, I think it is worth it still, but not I will be ok merging as-is for now.


parsed_args as None means the parsing returned an exception, it has nothing to do with the presence of arguments or not.


This check seems wrong.

The C++ operator precedence rules say operator == is done first, and if the result of that comparison is false, then FREE_FOR_ALL is checked. But FREE_FOR_ALL is 0 (see SharedDefines.h), so that's not adding anything useful to the check...


aca haria:
stateModMast una variable local de la funcion
ciaaBlinkingModMast_stateEnum  stateModMast = CIAA_BLINKING_MOD_MAST_STATE_READING
do{
 switch(stateModMast) {
  }
} while ( CIAA_BLINKING_MOD_MAST_STATE_WRITING > stateModMast)

TerminateTask();


The new hotness is to use the `@ignore_warnings()` decorator.


What I meant is that on line 789 m_trackPositionDebt is always 0.
If the track is changed automatically you set a value here and on line 786 you set it to zero again. Or do I see this wrong?


(I guess docs are in the next commit)


That is way better :)


Should it not be enabled on `'mouseup'` again?


@Underground78 could you possibly include https://github.com/Underground78/mpc-hc/commit/63a05770cd6fa1cf839929d6e7897739bdceacaa as well being that it's at 100% now. (Also you'd have to pull latest changes from tx)


And actually, this is the code that turns it in to always being an atom or a directory in the rest of `relx`, hehe.


This is looking good :) :+1:


Let me update the README though.


A side note since Serbian has Latin too we shouldn't use Sr only.

PS.  Are you sure the Cyrillic Inno Setup translation is included in the official packages? I'm afk so I can't check.


this should be `'RESTips'` because `this` is currently the clicked element.


You can change this to a smaller value. Even 1 or 5 would work.


Updated.


David ist eh nie auf Github, höchstens mittwochs..


This is the google analytics name.


@diogob @adrianob
what you guys think about this approach? i'm using this to avoid show the errors on every tab when have an flash[:alert]


I guess you only have to be logged in for this to work. So you could try setting it in the onLoggedIn slot, that would be a cleaner solution if it works. (When this function is called, we also know that process events was called)


looks cool


I'm fine with it if you comment it clearly.


It seems they are tuned a little too well. SPSA didn't move from the starting values at all. Perhaps I need to increase the C factor next time.


Do we need a log out route? IMHO we don't.


It appears I accidentally forgot to set my SDK back to *Latest OS X*, from *OS X 10.6* which I have my own project set to for the sake of building with fullscreen support.  Sorry about that.

I can submit a PR setting this back, if it's preferred.

To clarify, modern Xcode doesn't ship with the 10.6 SDK, and it needs to be installed in [rather roundabout manner](https://github.com/stepmania/stepmania/issues/224#issuecomment-48857894).


> and tore out some crufty pre-migrate.js migrations :grin:


You updated the c3p0 lib, but forgot the build file. It doesn't compile now.
Basically, in build.xml, search `c3p0-0.9.0.jar` and replace it with `c3p0-0.9.5-pre10.jar`,
search `mysql-connector-java-3.1.10-bin.jar` and replace it with `mysql-connector-java-5.1.31-bin.jar`,
search `l2j.revision` and delete both the `<exec>` block and the place where the variable is used,
search `<mkdir dir="${build.dist.game}/data/stats" />` and delete it and the `<copy>` block below it (there is no data/stats).

And after that the ant build executes successfully.


@akoeplinger I'm also getting the same failure on my builds. But I didn't found which optimization is failing yet.


I think you're off by one indentation level, line 786 is in the else for if (m_currentTrack)


:D


@shidhincr In this commit I was trying to separate out zipcode input section and the zipcode dialog box as separate components.

In zipcodeInput component Im not able to make button inline with the textbox since react bootstrap automatically wraps input component in a form-group div and button cannot be put inside in it. Any idea how to fix it?


.... of an application having a life-cycle. The next next shift for.... (:x: one next)


Oh yeah I see, sorry for the confusion, and thanks for clarifying.


Hello jimaek,

I have checked the official release version of the zip-file (not the master) downloadable at https://github.com/Serhioromano/bootstrap-calendar/archive/master.zip (the same folder that you use to upload it to the cdn).
It was changed by eleazan on 24 Sep 2014. Your release was a few days before. So your version is without the necessary changes the make the calendar script work. The release version is also 0.2.4 after the changes.
It would be great if you upload the calendar.min file once more from the official hosted version (not from the master file) so everything will be working as expected.

Thanx


> This works if the constant-time type is a top-level parameter, but what if it's embedded in an array? Do you populate the flattened array with lengths of its elements?

No, I populate the flattened array only with the total size of the array (remember, each handler starts with writing their own size). Each handler should, if they use the size array, only populate the total size of their own value. And they do that only if they cannot calculate its length in constant time.

> This isn't amazing :) It's not simple, and it relies on the assumption that we do passes over the same strings, never jump over anything (although that seems to be true). At the end of the day it's pretty similar to your array approach, except that we maintain the array only for those types where it's worth it. The price is the added state complexity...

That is another approach I didn't think about ;)
Well, it seems very similar, as you say...

> Me too, I thought of the above because I was bothered by the fact that we maintain the flattened array for all types, where for most types it's trivial to recalculate the length.

Check out the latest commit that uses that implementation. There you can see that simple types use overloads that don't have the size array as in-parameter.

> Regardless, you're right that we should take care of any validation before starting to write anything (maybe in the length calculation pass like you proposed at some point). But also, what kind of validation are you thinking of exactly?

Everything that can go wrong when writing to the socket. Most notably, checking that a valid type is given. For example, if you specify NpgsqlDbType.Inet, you should not be able to pass a DateTime.

One thing we should think about is how we handle the case when one parameter is used in multiple subqueries. Then we only would like to calculate the size (and prepare the value) once, but be able to later write the parameter multiple times. We should also skip those parameters that never occurs in the current subquery. To solve this calculate-once write-multiple-times problem, it is quite easy with the size array approach. We use only one single size array (`List<int>` sizeArr), together with another array (int[] startPos) that has a slot for each parameter. Before we call the validate/prepare/getlength or whatever we call the first-pass method for each value, we store the current length of sizeArr in startPos for that parameter. When we later write each parameter, we "seek" in the sizeArr to the correct position. ... or we could just have one sizeArr for each value (but why allocate many arrays when two are enough?). This seems harder to accomplish with the one-size-array-per-handler approach, but maybe you have a solution for that too?

> That sounds right, except that the bound value again seems to work only for top-level types (maybe I'm missing something?). For types embedded inside an array within a composite type, where/how do you store the bound value?

We have a `List<object>` boundValueArr, that is populated in the same fashion as sizeArr ;)
Then each handler can use it if one thinks that storing a boxed value is cheaper/less code duplication than re-convert the object in the second pass. Of course we could have one array for each type, but again that is (maybe) problematic if we should be able to write each value multiple times (one way of solving that (get rid of the boxing) would be to just add the value to the `List<T>` of the current handler, and store the position in this in a slot in sizeArr, but then how do we know when we are finished with the query and should deallocate the list?).


space between - and if


So the problem was our overly complicated .gitignore. I wonder who added that *cough* @Voltasalt *cough* The easy fix was to remove that ignore. Changing the could is arguably more involved.


"car_model.name (#{car_model.years})"


There 's a constraint which forbids to create an overlap experiment but in that impossible case we take the first one.


Can you please tell us why you add such an important integration and not provide a way to disable it?

We use WorldGuard regions to lock player made challenge entries. Currently nobody who has a locked chest (with WG region) can resize their claim. Which is fine because you can assume that WG is spawn or other admin stuff. But to not give a switch in preferences? :(


Para empezar, tener dos repositorios para el código sólo dificulta las cosas para los que corregimos. Es imposible saber qué habéis hecho, ni quién, ni nada.
La licencia tenéis que tenerla en todo el código. La documentación en un sólo fichero, que vayáis evolucionando. ¿Cómo queréis que vayamos navegando por todos los ficheros para evaluarlo)
No acabo de tener claro si estais usando google drive o Heroku o qué. ¿Por qué no lo alojáis en Google Appspot en vez de en Heroku? ¿Por qué necesita la aplicación tener permiso para acceso a mis aplicaciones? Nadie os var a dar permiso para acceder a nada y menos con unos permisos tan permisivos.
En resumen: está claro que habéis hecho algo, pero la impresión general es caótica. Dos repositorios, documentación repartida, parece que estéis haciendo dos proyectos diferentes.
Evitad también subir aplicaciones de ejemplo a cascoporro y más para hacer commit a una persona. Tiene que quedar clara la contribución de cada uno.


Should have been in `dependencies`, not `devDependencies`. https://github.com/addyosmani/psi/commit/13b7915e6686c2e94a225e3d7cb686b9b12eae0f


I like the idea of having separate property files (and corresponding config objects), perhaps one for each subsystem (in particular all the setpoints for elevator operation, another with all drivetrain params, etc.), so that they are more easily edited independent of other sets of properties.  Perhaps everything could be in a single property file, but this would require more organization within that single file.


Thanks, fixed.


dope


IntelliJ creates .properties files for the project. Thats why it is ignored haha


@bobsilverberg: Fixed the PR,
![screenshot from 2015-01-11 18 32 53](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/2784399/5696199/4b2b3660-99eb-11e4-828f-73af17efad10.png)


The gap between the buttons was uneven which I fixed


Catch Throwable instead.


Shouldn't be there ">=" as well?


Then don't add those files to your commits, or ignore a more specific filename.


This is to set Joe's RCU as default so I don't have to manually set it every time, a pain in the ass.


All your writing sucks and the documentation is an incomprehensible wall of text. No, not really - the main thing is that it actually exists where for most projects it doesn't, therefore your project is the most usable even if the documentation isn't perfect. I'm actually really grateful that you have documentation and that you keep it up to date :)


It should not be called "get". It's a function reference so you can freely name it "$()" -  still legal.This method is expected to wrap a functionality.


jaja, yo había pensado algo así, pero no quería usar while :)
digamos que me estaba yendo al limite de los no while :)


Could you recommend any alternative to send/receive sms on tablet through bluetooth?


Looks like the zip spec says the paths can't contain leading slashes, so we should always chop off a leading slash before doing any processing.  See section 4.4.17.1 of https://pkware.cachefly.net/webdocs/casestudies/APPNOTE.TXT


Handling errors in the compiler is a bit tricky. When an error occurs, it tries to keep going as much as it can to give the user as many error messages in possible, while minimizing bogus errors caused by earlier ones.

In addition, it tries to ensure that an earlier error doesn't affect the grammar being parsed after that error. That's why often it looks like the compiler code just sort of willfully pretends an error didn't occur, which probably seems strange.

It tries to keep going as if the error hadn't happened to minimize the error causing any other cascaded effects. Since the bytecode will never be executed if an error occurred, it's generally fine to do this—we can just generated bizarro busted bytecode after an error. All that matters is that the compiler doesn't crash.

That does make bugs like this occasionally happen. :-/

In this case, your fix does make the grammar context sensitive after the error has happened. You can see it if you try `super("arg")` at the top level. You'll get an incorrect error about the `(`.

Instead, how about...


Wrap this and the previous line of code in an `if (enclosingClass != NULL` and add an `else` clause that just initializes it to an empty string.

Also, add a comment explaining the check. :)


I'm confused, if there is a dict change in 1.5, why didn't you update the "StartStream" function to use version 1.5? It seems you are still using 1.4, right?


Hmm, I hope there's no case where we would've had `!g_mixer` here.  We don't need any flag right?

-[Unknown]


What about iOS?

https://github.com/hrydgard/ppsspp/blob/1b055fd07ecf4f4d46c690fb3c77cf66bc1cb0c0/ios/main.mm#L25

-[Unknown]


I don't think so, actually.


raw.github.com responds with a text/html, and enforces strict mime type checking, thus making it impossible to use raw.github.com.
My first attempt to fix this was to set the mime type explicitly.

If you wish, I can remove this, but I prefer to keep things like these explicit, due to errors like this.

On 11 January 2015 15:58:52 CET, Gustavo Rodrigues <notifications@github.com> wrote:
>A quick question: why specifying `type` if this value [is already the
>default](http://www.w3.org/html/wg/drafts/html/master/scripting-1.html#attr-script-type)?
>
>---
>Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub:
>https://github.com/derLukers/Keypress/commit/873925c42a9ce958981262d81ee65ee2e815bce9#commitcomment-9233399


Yes we can put that as well, that would address this case:
```python
>>> x >= -oo
>>> And(-oo < x, x < oo) (this would be the new solution)
```


Oops, thanks for the reminder.


> A side note since Serbian has Latin too we shouldn't use Sr only.

As far as I know `sr` is what Transifex uses for Cyrillic.

> Are you sure the Cyrillic Inno Setup translation is included in the official packages?

Yes.

By the way I had no news from the translator. I asked him to get in touch with @vBm before I add the translation, that's why it's on hold.


Yes but there are 2 kinds of serbian. What does transifex use for Latin?
On Jan 11, 2015 8:22 PM, "Underground78" <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> A side note since Serbian has Latin too we shouldn't use Sr only.
>
> As far as I know sr is what Transifex uses for Cyrillic.
>
> Are you sure the Cyrillic Inno Setup translation is included in the
> official packages?
>
> Yes.
>
> By the way I had no news from the translator. I asked him to get in touch
> with @vBm <https://github.com/vBm> before I add the translation, that's
> why it's on hold.
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> <https://github.com/Underground78/mpc-hc/commit/63a05770cd6fa1cf839929d6e7897739bdceacaa#commitcomment-9233997>
> .
>


Sure, I just answered @XhmikosR there without reading your comment first. I was waiting for your approval so I can certainly add it.


Transifex uses `sr@latin` for Serbian (Latin).


If it's necessary for fullscreen support, it sounds better to have it set to 10.6.  I'm not aware of other compatibility problems from using the 10.6 sdk, so it should be fine.


Could be constants which are 32 bit on one run, and 64 bit on another.


@nwinkler the font needed to show the extra characters can be found here:

https://github.com/powerline/fonts

I personally use the DejaVu Sans Mono, that looks great in Linux.


Is this used for anything?  Is the hardcoded sample rate an issue?

-[Unknown]


Para empezar, no sé muy bien qué has modificado aquí. Hay ficheros de @hcarreras y de otros más. Voy a usar este commit para hablar del proyecto aunque precisamente aquí no has hecho nada relacionado con él...
* No tenéis integración continua instalada. A estas alturas (de hecho, hito 2) debería ser imprescindible.
* Los tests deben de ser automáticos y usar un escript. No sirve describir como lo probáis en testAppThwack ni, ni de hecho ninguna de las otras cosas.
* No habéis hecho o soy incapaz de encontrarlo lo que se solicita en la práctica: montaje automático de un entorno de staging usando una infraestructura virtual.
* el apk nunca se pone en el repositorio.
* Debéis poner commits que sean descriptivos, no -
* El repositorio debe ser la aplicación y la documentación.


excelente!
Tarea: hacerme un buen resumen de la api de osek :)


Thanks man! Not wanting to be picky, but it should go on the same commit, otherwise you can just checkout a broken commit very easily :D
Is this the only change or are there any more changes hidden in random commits?


Not actually used for anything, but should fix or delete, yeah.


Thanks for the feedback :)


Yeah, I was just about to say the same thing. Semantic completion for python is there, but no diagnostic support.


Please, release new release :)


Gotcha. I wanted to leverage reuse between code for ```ItemView``` and ```CompositeView``` so that is why I thought on a mixin, once we really can't use inheritance on this case.

Alternatively I could define ```Marionette.VDOMItemView``` and ```Marionette.VDOMCompositeView``` which would always be using VDOM. And have both of them extend from the mixin. I feel this way would make more sense to have a specific class. What do you think?


This branch now dies at lobby launch with a huge error, so clearly my hook isn't working properly. What have I done wrong???


He haven't contacted me, or maybe he did and email end up in spam and i don't check spam mails on phone.

About Latin however, when i think about it, maybe it shouldn't be even added.


Like that ?


Hi Paul,
While writing a test that integrated the IMU data of a simulated test trajectory I found that the rotation matrix of the pose deviated more and more from a real rotation matrix as the integration continued.

I think it is a numerical issues. And/or maybe a problem with the log/exp map implementation for near identity rotations (as the deviation from SO3 is higher for higher integration rates = smaller relative rotations). This causes the integrator to return rotation matrices with a determinant around 1 which seems okay but chaining up all these rotations in the prediction step let's the error grow over time. Converting these almost-correct rotation matrix from gtsam to minkindr quaternions without normalization increases the error even more.

My idea to solve that was to force the rotation back to SO3 by normalizing the quaternion while constructing the minkindr-rotation with the gtsam rotation matrix.

Does that make any sense?


hey lady so this is the link to your github link to your account - grab the url from heroku that you access your app with - and that should be what's showing up  here.


The manual installation is the creation of the folder architecture and the creation of bootstrap.yml and doctrine.yml


Bad idea. Define this as (jpidx_t) - 1


Is this only occuring after this commit, or was this comment supposed to be a regular issue?


Haced un commit solamente de la práctica. Los commits deben ser atómicos. E indicad claramente que se trata de vuestro proyecto.
Tenéis una clave id-dsa en el repo. No sé si será lo adecuado. En general, el progreso es bastante escaso. Está claro que no tenéis claro lo que hacer, pero también está claro que lo que se evalúa es la práctica y el progreso en los contenidos de la asignatura. Casi todos los miembros de vuestro proyecto han contribuido a la documentación y únicamente @enpi parece haber hecho algo de las jaulas y demás, aparte de arreglar el desastre de @juanfranrv


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it should be enough. you can also look at groups_v2 feature, if you not using it already.


Why?


Français.


It'd probably be better to do a versioned check instead of just outright removing it. Does BQO have a version in its description tag?


In fact there are three choices:

1. Be consistent and use it in all `<script>` tags in the page.
2. Remove it as it is already the default (also be consistent too)
3. Or change to `type='text/javascript"` just to be compatible to IE8

At least I understand why you added this now. If you wanted fast updates by directly linking to the raw file it will not work anymore: on cdn.rawgithub.com files are cached permanently. Why not host it in github.io?


1. Открываем на главной странице быстрый ответ к какому-нибудь рандомному треду.
2. Переключаемся назад на создание треда. пытаемся зоздать тред.
...
3. Тред не создается, пост уходит в первоначальный тред.

Оче старый баг, не пойму, как он до сих пор был.


No, it doesn't. However, I'll likely add one next release, which will come soon(tm).


How about `call` as in `java.util.concurrent.Callable` or `run` as in `java.lang.Runnable`?


I am a fan of two classes instead of a mixin strategy. Just because your implementation is coupled with the implementation details of a the Marionette View instance .. and that is not consistent across all versions of marionette.. just a thought tho. (when you split into your own class that is no longer a concern)


> About Latin however, when i think about it, maybe it shouldn't be even added.

That's what he also said but I see `A survey from 2014 showed that 47% of the Serbian population favors the Latin alphabet whereas 36% favors the Cyrillic one.` on Wikipedia so I didn't know what to think.


All I'm saying is that since there isn't only one variation we shouldn't
use Sr.
On Jan 11, 2015 8:30 PM, "Goran Džaferi" <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> He haven't contacted me, or maybe he did and email end up in spam and i
> don't check spam mails on phone.
>
> About Latin however, when i think about it, maybe it shouldn't be even
> added.
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> <https://github.com/Underground78/mpc-hc/commit/63a05770cd6fa1cf839929d6e7897739bdceacaa#commitcomment-9234021>
> .
>


Indeed, even Franglish. :p


I think this was just the result of me merging after I already made a commit to the masterlist. Not sure why exactly it's showing up like this on Github.


What is this commit? This commit is obviously not the initial commit; it has parent(s).

There is also no associated issue in the commit message. Please review the [git workflow] (https://github.com/ericchu94/chat/blob/master/documentation/git.md).


Yes the target of the tutorial is the newbies in BackBee development but not in php development.


Though I guess we can make the Latin one different like sr_lt or whatever.
On Jan 11, 2015 8:38 PM, "XhmikosR" <xhmikosr@gmail.com> wrote:

> All I'm saying is that since there isn't only one variation we shouldn't
> use Sr.
> On Jan 11, 2015 8:30 PM, "Goran Džaferi" <notifications@github.com> wrote:
>
>> He haven't contacted me, or maybe he did and email end up in spam and i
>> don't check spam mails on phone.
>>
>> About Latin however, when i think about it, maybe it shouldn't be even
>> added.
>>
>> —
>> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
>> <https://github.com/Underground78/mpc-hc/commit/63a05770cd6fa1cf839929d6e7897739bdceacaa#commitcomment-9234021>
>> .
>>
>


Yes, that makes sense. I guess we should switch to Marcin's integrator at some point to avoid these problems.

So, for this PR, why not do two things:

1. Make a function that checks the validity of a rotation matrix. You have to check more than the determinant (https://github.com/ethz-asl/kindr/blob/master/include/kindr/rotations/eigen/RotationMatrix.hpp#L102-L105).
2. CHECK() that the rotation matrix is valid in the constructor
3. Add a static function to the quaternion to construct from an invalid rotation matrix, like
```
Quaternion::constructAndRenormalize( const RotationMatrix& R );
```


Yes that was my idea, or even sr@latin I guess (if it's added one day).


i think we removed this in our meeting - but just to note this line shouldn't be here


same thing here


I just noticed I forgot to ping @mpc-hc on my first comment https://github.com/Underground78/mpc-hc/commit/0b37df376fde49886790fd2a844713325ae360e4#commitcomment-9233648...


We'll see then. It's just that by using Sr we sort of acknowledge that
Cyrillic is the default one or something. I don't know the political stuff
I'm just saying.
On Jan 11, 2015 8:42 PM, "Underground78" <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> Yes that was my idea, or even sr@latin I guess (if it's added one day).
>
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> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
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> .
>


Fixed.


That I don't know either, I guess @vBm does.


all tests pass:
success: http://buildbot.rust-lang.org/builders/auto-mac-32-opt/builds/3107
success: http://buildbot.rust-lang.org/builders/auto-mac-64-opt/builds/3100
success: http://buildbot.rust-lang.org/builders/auto-mac-64-nopt-t/builds/3101
success: http://buildbot.rust-lang.org/builders/auto-linux-32-opt/builds/3092
success: http://buildbot.rust-lang.org/builders/auto-linux-32-nopt-t/builds/3092
success: http://buildbot.rust-lang.org/builders/auto-linux-64-opt/builds/3095
success: http://buildbot.rust-lang.org/builders/auto-linux-64-nopt-t/builds/3088
success: http://buildbot.rust-lang.org/builders/auto-linux-64-x-android-t/builds/3083
success: http://buildbot.rust-lang.org/builders/auto-win-32-opt/builds/2760
success: http://buildbot.rust-lang.org/builders/auto-win-32-nopt-t/builds/2758
success: http://buildbot.rust-lang.org/builders/auto-win-64-opt/builds/1596
success: http://buildbot.rust-lang.org/builders/auto-win-64-nopt-t/builds/1588


fast-forwarding master to auto = 2e4cef4e


No. My bad! Forgot to erase that.


Thank you very much, the new hooks work correctly.

If there is interest in yorick supporting the "iso_c_binding" language interop [(updated ferfc.f90)](https://github.com/trmwzm/yorick/blob/fortran-plug-updt/extendf/ferfc.f90) "out of the box," other small upgrades could improve usability.  Pratically there is already plenty of ways to make it work, and this fix is certainly an improvement.

To lower the bar further:
* disallow the old "non iso_c_binding" approach (.f implies old standard if not compiling with "-std=..").
* make.i needs to become aware of the ".f90" extension, possibly others too [(updated make.i)] (https://github.com/trmwzm/yorick/commit/767d539ceef5e2130bd8837960647f33e65395b3).
* provide an implicit make rule for new (*.f90,...) extensions.
* use fortran FFLAGS ( -std= ...) as add-ons to CFLAGS (?)
* (not sure about this one) link with fortran compiler.


The jar that gets built uses "Mac OS X" not "Darwin", perhaps the pom.xml needs "Darwin" instead of ${os.name} [here](https://github.com/zeromq/jzmq/blob/master/pom.xml#L101) ?


Thanks for the comments. I'll implement that.


r+


now you are missing a space ;) but I don't care about that now.


saw approval from Gankro
at https://github.com/TimDumol/rust/commit/d0bc0315f50929d06a05e9278cb0214cdca44ac0


merging TimDumol/rust/dlist-append-split-off = d0bc0315 into auto


status: {"merge_sha": "32ddbb82e05abd1662950db857e7c6a6dcfba580"}


TimDumol/rust/dlist-append-split-off = d0bc0315 merged ok, testing candidate = 32ddbb82


Screenshot added in next commit


The kernel doesn't boot at the moment. I have to find out what the problem is.


error: Error: No resource found that matches the given name (at 'src' with value '@drawable/ic_lock_reboot_alpha').


el static no es más necesario... :)
dejaria:
ciaaBlinkingModMast_stateEnum stateModMast = CIAA_BLINKING_MOD_MAST_STATE_IDLE;


@sanecito -> line 89, you forgot to capitalize the l in AL hence the test failing.


A ver, Félix, has metido como documentación del proyecto la traducción del original. Tienes dos cosas desplegadas en OpenShift que no sé qué tienen que ver. Si despliegas Wordpress me parece bien, pero no tiene nada que ver con la práctica. Copiar a un contenedor no es un despliegue, es una copia de una forma un tanto elaborada. la copia no debe hacerse desde el contenedor, sino desde el propio desarrollo. No hace falta lxc y docker y en cada uno haces cosas diferentes. En ningún caso haces las pruebas o "staging" que se mencionan en la práctica. No documentas los hooks de openshift, que posiblemente sean lo más interesante. NO entiendo por qué pones ficheros en dropbox, estando ahí GitHub.
Tampoco tienes integración continua y test, que tenían que estar desde la anterior práctica. Sin tests no puedes hacer integración continua.


@vBm: Just checked, this is already the latest version available on Transifex.


no entiendo para que el idle? estas haciendo un loop extra innecesario no? se podria ir directo a CIAA_BLINKING_MOD_MAST_STATE_READING


el default lo haria reading... :)


Would you mind moving the runtime error tests to separate files? It isn't strictly necessary since you have them at the end, but I kind of like having a larger number of smaller test files since it makes it a bit easier to track down failures, and I like having the runtime error test cases separated out.


It looks like you do not need to override the method here.  Am I missing something?


New site using auto generation


yo prefiero usar >
MAXVAL > stateModMast

ya que si tenes por alguna razon se te mete ruido en la ram es más robusto :)


Cyrillic IS the default one. Our government is using it everywhere. Each and any paper that tied to anything legal is in Cyrillic.
You can see here -> http://www.srbija.gov.rs/cinjenice_o_srbiji/ustav_odredbe.php?id=217
Choose `I CONSTITUTION PRINCIPLES` from the drop menu and scroll down to `Article 10`

`Serbian language and Cyrillic script shall be in official use in the Republic of Serbia.
Official use of other languages and scripts shall be regulated by the law based on the Constitution.`

Anyway, decide if you want to add it or not but if we don't add Cyrillic one now I think we're not being fair to Rancher who put in the work. Just my 2 cents


Not sure, if this could throw IllegalMonitorStateException, if the lock could not be aquired above (e.g. if there's an exception before lock()) . As far as I know lock() should be called before the try.


Well I see no reason not to add it and never saw any (except if you vetoed it because of quality issues). The question was more whether it was likely that latin script was added one day.


Let's make this `final`. Also, do you mind removing the blank line above it?

I hate sounding like a style cop, but I *do* maintain the official Dart style guide, so I guess I come by that role naturally. :)


Adheres to hd-dvd,hddvd,bluray,blu-ray,bdrip,brrip in filenames ABOVE actual resolution, so if you have some sort of reason to label your VCR recording as "Superman IX (2020)-bluray.mkv" it will obey.  Green and brown are for possible future stuff.
![screenshot001](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/6500800/5696318/17d88ab6-99cc-11e4-82aa-c022f96ab42a.png)
![screenshot002](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/6500800/5696320/17dfb8ea-99cc-11e4-906f-26702c0ded50.png)
![screenshot003](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/6500800/5696319/17df7bc8-99cc-11e4-9bca-2a959e101b1a.png)


`int` -> `var`


why do you need/want to print test class' name here?
Perhaps it would be helpful to provide expected output in PR's description.


si, es cierto, cuando entra la tarea nuevamente se setea el valor inicial.


This works fine. Another option is:

```dart
_location = _command.allowedLocations[(index + 1) % _command.allowedLocations.length];
```


Can you make this list `const`? I *think* `ItemLocation` permits that, so just add `const` before the `[`. If not, don't worry about it.


Right, it most certainly will. Pushed new version.


Is `pending_requests` zero at this point (or the call stack size)? Otherwise we free `channel` and return to `channel_send_call()` where we still try to use `channel`.


Estáis modificando ficheros por encima de vuestras posibilidades.
El proyecto, por otro lado, está bien desarrollado y tiene buena pinta. Por otro lado, tenéis un caos de commits que al final es difícil decir quién ha hecho qué.


check spelling before I can pull


dale. Me parece bien.
No lo había puesto así para que el código sea más claro, pero dado que es un ejemplo está bueno volcar todas las pautas de la buena práctica.


Hmmmm... Myślałem, że limit to 3, no ok, poprawi się :)


The email account that you tried to reach does not exist. Please try double-checking the recipient's email address for typos or unnecessary spaces.
:(


Mhh the onHold is there for a reason. I'm against unconditionally releasing it like this. If the client is oin hold for some reason, then the onHold flag has to be set by the server implementation that was overriding rfbDefaultNewClientHook() and not the lib.


Great work


## This is  a Markdown file


Fix please :)


"although running the application (GNOME 3), does not do anything"
That issue have to be from the launch script... but I'm not sure, I use KDE.

For OpenSUSE dependencies you can search at "http://software.opensuse.org/132/es"
or remove all the "Requires:" and the system will (have to) autoadd dependencies,
or maybe use something like:
Requires:  pkgconfig(libjpeg)
instead of
Requires: libjpeg8


gem 'prerender_rails'


задротничаешь по выходным?))))


si pongo:
while (CIAA_BLINKING_MOD_MAST_STATE_WRITING > stateModMast)
no funciona,
voy a tener que poner:
while (CIAA_BLINKING_MOD_MAST_STATE_WRITING >= stateModMast)


I don't think `spec` is a good plugin name. I think `fish-spec` is easier to google.


I don`t be able to "fix it",
you have to fix your sources,
by adding the missing ic_lock_reboot_alpha drawables,
take a look at this: https://github.com/XXMrHyde/android_frameworks_base/commit/59b260b601086d8aeef7a584b6265cb2b8c6a46b


@kenitive authored 35 minutes ago

Кто бы говорил :smiling_imp:


Please review this, @casey-collab


Ok thank you and (2/2) ?


tenes razon.. :) o un estado mas, CIAA_BLINKING_MOD_MAST_STATE_COMPLETE, pero el >= esta perfecto.


Hey @paulproteus: Are the install steps idempotent? I'm thinking of copying this whole thing to a shell-based provisioner for vagrant.


RegistAr?


`--to-eq` makes it more shell-ish less english. I think we should aim for being closer to spoken language as possible.


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Yay! Can't wait for a release!


Cool.  :)


Signal handling is a more powerful solution than calling the function directly here.


You are the best! Enjoy darkkat ;)


Obviously it was categories that were added rather than "cetegories"...


@snoyberg This `bSeq` and `zSeq` stuff is trying to force the builders built by `b100_10000` etc. to be fully evaluated so that the time to create them isn't counted by the benchmarks.  However, it does not seem to make any difference for the benchmark results.  Since there's no NFData instance for Builder, I try to fake it by running deepseq on the result of toLazyByteString since evaluating the lazy ByteString would cause the builders to be evaluated too, but will those evaluated builders actually be kept around for when `b100_10000` etc. are used again later?  Any suggestions?

By the way, initial results are that this performs significantly better than Blaze's version.  Also, using `allocaBytes` doesn't seem to make much difference.


I added your repository, but I object to bad with the part (2/2)

fatal: bad object 3ff0fc455e0053e8fb8a1a28b9a260df03060886


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Latest master only uses the first line of the csv file. Let me know if that works for your bigger files. A few other speed improvements, too, I hope!


I took me a few seconds to understand the meaning of `fun`. `function_name` would read better.


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Sweet, thanks!


I don't think we need another function called `spec.get.info` to do get the function description.
I'd add that logic to this function.


Pokemon Fire Read and Leaf Green should boot now (and run fairly well, albeit with some graphical glitches)


I don't think it's this method responsibility to generate the error message, we can (and probably will) have different error messages per comparison operator.


FYI, I'm trying to push all our dependencies to be published on npm. So then we don't need to have them in the repo.


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Why do you delete this file?


I love how you make the functions description so nice!


The last word `at` is unnecessary.


I think adding an example would be nice.


TODO: add license


I only have 2 words for this, fuck off.


Спасибо!


e1,e2,v1,v2 = int(s[1]), int(s[7]), int(s[4]), int(s[10]) this doesn't seem that it will work for escalators 10 and 11, if and when we get there.


`fun` -> `function_name`


We don't support `should_` and I don't intend to. :P


What is this `or` for?


Right, intended - a period of 1 second is useless, but xbox controller ignores this - for the devices that don't actually ignore it, 100Hz is a much better approximation to the (also apparently fixed, but undocumented) frequency of the WiiMote motor (could find even less info on the GC pad motor).


Does this allow nested `describe` blocks?


Small Electro-Magic Tools work*


Every time you merge I add something else :p


I don't understand why we need the `spec.suite` function if we don't use it for running the tests (`it_` functions).


@olivernn Would you mind publishing this on npm too? The front-end community starts to use npm as front-end package manager more and more.


nice


I wonder if we can have multiple versions of fish so we can test both the stable version and the nightly build?


I prefer this function at the end of the test file, because this is only an auxiliary function, it's easy to understand what it does by reading the function name.


lol, I also like indenting like this (the arguments).


I think there's a typo in `react-avatar-editr`.


Yes this email is incorrect, the correct email is gitgame.hgarc14@gmail.com


This would suppress all the errors which is not good, in general empty catch (Exception e) is always bad code


Also implemented AJAX functionality, added Giphy logo into corner


`should` is unnecessary. You are just verbosely adding it to every test description.
> It has a default custom directory.

Has the same meaning and does not repeat itself.


This would suppress all the errors which is not good, in general all empty catch (Exception e) are bad code


Посмотрел


r+


shit, thought it would be a PR when clicking 'edit' - guess not when I'm a repo collab :(


Obecnie 4, lecz wcześniej było to 3. Na początku Minecrafta było 2 i do dzisiaj są takie konta.


Зачем в спрайте пустые области? Почему не сделать в одну линию?


Thanks


Это и выше правило можно же короче записать


:hankey: :+1:


Why so?


I wish I could create a `function` alias called `test` that wouldn't require a name, so I could use the description only.

@ridiculousfish Do you know a way to do this? I couldn't find a way without fish parser raising me an error.

```
  test 'it allows the custom folder location to be customized'
  end

  would create the following function:

  function test_it_allows_the_custom_folder_location_to_be_customized
  end
```


This is redundant.


два свойства ``` float ``` где для них ``` clear ``` ?


Nice! Lisp is alien to me, so I'm looking forward to seeing how the strings and iterations tasks look in Lisp too...!


Would be a good (better) option, yea. But tbh I don't really feel like putting the time into changing that now. Plus there are lots of way more important things that need to get done.


With the current implementation I think that it would add two dots to the output.


как вариант так можно, но не сильно элегантно получилось


Passed for now… when can be removed?


пробелы желательно между плюсом


пробел после запятой


Why not namespace e-mail? Like `AppConfig.email.provider_username`


r+


Olvidé mencionar que también se agregó la clase MonkeyRegion.java


Good point, thanks! :-)


гуд


Not bad at all.

Now, you have a function _init and a function _create. These two work as follows:

a) when the widget is first instantiated, _create() is called. At this point, you would e.g. set a unique ID, define the namespace etc.
b) Every time the options of the instance are updated (e.g. when you call it like $(element).end_date_interval({...}), then _init() will be called - including after the initial _create()

That means:
1) You do not need to call _init explicitly from _create - it is automatically called after _create
2) Everything you have in _create - should go into _init - whereas the namespace definition should go into _create.

Secondly: the "this" context is yours. There is no need to store everything in this.options - you are free to store it in this directly. E.g. instead of storing the start element selector in this.options.start_element - you can just store it in this.start_element. That has the advantage that it can not just be overridden by outside callers - they can only access this.options, but not this.

Third: you can access the context element as this.element - no need to store an extra copy in this.options.element.

Fourth: all functions that shall not be callable from the outside, should start with an underscore. E.g. you have the function inputclick() - this can be called from the outside like $(element).end_date_interval('inputclick'). If that is intentional, then fine - but if you do not want this to be callable, then better to hide it by renaming to _inputclick.

Fifth: since _init() can be called repeatedly (=it is called every time the options are updated), it should not just bind(), but also first unbind() the local event namespace to avoid double binding. Since you have a local namespace ID, this should be very simple (just prepend a .unbind(ns)).

Apart from all that, there are a few minor style issues ;)

One observation: whilst in Python it is standard (PEP8) to use underscore style for variable/function names, in the JavaScript world it is common to use camelCase. I'm not aware that we explicitly require camelCase in Eden, so you are "free" to choose a style. However, regardless which style you choose, it should at least be consistent throughout the file - whilst you have both "end_date_automate" (underscore) and "addMonths" (camelCase) - so that needs correction.

Ideally, all functions would have a jsdoc-style docstring like:

    /**
     * Description of the function
     *
     * @param {type} parametername - short description of the parameter
     * @return {type} - short description of the return value
     */
    _myFunction: function(parametername) {
        ....
    };

...as pendant to our Python docstrings.

Please avoid trailing commas in JS (e.g. options) - not actually a syntax error, but the minifier would crash and it is rather difficult to find these little glitches.

Else, looks quite good already.


так не сработает, надо еще правила


saw approval from pcwalton
at https://github.com/mttr/servo/commit/182f1a0d0178119580906e346d051bffc1c0e4f2


merging mttr/servo/table_percentage = 182f1a0d into auto


mttr/servo/table_percentage = 182f1a0d merged ok, testing candidate = 94e80798


Please double check if you have AppConfig.app_host in your `sec_config` :)


Looking at */prerelease*, I was just about to comment on being precise, mathematically speaking...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Set_%28mathematics%29

Glad to see you come first... ;-)


@t4im Use https://github.com/minetest/minetest_game/tree/0.4.11 for compatibility with the engine version 0.4.11 (see README for notes on compatibility).


I have been using Flash Pro CC and Dreamweaver CC for a SWF web site for some time. But I just began to use the Html 5 canvas output option in Flash Pro CC in order to target IOS devices. My only problem is getting them to resize and orient. The above works great but I am so new to working with canvas and have quite limited skips with Dreamweaver CC that I do not know how to get my content inside it. The Flash Pro CC outputs an html 5 file and a .js file from the flv.. Could you give me any directions on the issue? In any event thanks for putting up the above and I think it will be my solution as soon as I figure how to incorporate my files inside it.


This implements #76


This also addresses #66


Есть большая ошибка.
Ссылка в подменю только текст - а выделяеться целая область при наведении.
Должно быть кликабельно все!


нужно оно?


ноль можно убрать


General advice: try to group related commits and push them as one (here: last 4 including SendGrid stuff)… it simplifies reviews :)


coming from my personal config. feel free to change


@Bottswana this is using something of .net 4.5


эти три правила странные.
кажеться чтото точно лишнее.
Можете объяснить зачем это все?


perhaps an old leftover. I will remove it


это только спрайтом надо делать!
Так как после того как вы наведете пойдет запрос на сервер, и у пользователя будет мигание этой иконки


Оригинал тут
http://tutsplus.com/