Note that unlike Linux, there's no Monospace or Sans (meta)font on OS X. Even though in the GTK font dialog on OS X you see the Monospace font, once you select and confirm the dialog, it becomes Courier (or Helvetica instead of Sans). By looking at pango sources, there's basically no osx-specific code. While pango offers some better font aliases for Windows (see pangowin32-fontmap.c), there's nothing like that for osx and pango uses just some hardcoded defaults which weren't tuned for osx.

Here's a screenshot with default font sizes (scale down twice, this is 2x "retina" resolution):

![screen shot 2015-01-11 at 23 29 54](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/713965/5697345/beb2a83c-99ed-11e4-844a-4d0306cc1203.png)


Don't think there is much overhead.
I only include it if the sc_scrolltext is used.


did you mean to commit this?


Ta tudo muito bem descrito mas o passo 4 não dá para entender nada gostava de instalar no meu servidor mas não é possível porque não estou a entender como resolver esse maldito passo 4 se houver algumas dicas de configuração agradecia


Depends which one:
 * Quickstart: https://github.com/lfe/quick-start
 * Classic Docs: https://github.com/rvirding/lfe/tree/develop/doc
 * Docs site: https://github.com/lfe/docs

Thanks!

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What exactly is ```instance connection```? I was under the impression it's tied to ```IsInstanceOnlyOpcode(uint32 opcode)``` but noticed that many opcodes are set to ```CONNECTION_TYPE_INSTANCE``` which are not a part of the Instance only list.


This is cool :+1:


You can use `CodeGenUtils` to generate this part


С++/Судоку.cpp

Супер. Как поменять здесь сраную кодировку?


## Hello 20150111


Merged File with all participants of the trilingual stroop task


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@rbouqueau
This version can be compiled without any problem. In my distric ( Debian Jessie x64 ) it works !


Instead of using names such as 'core' everything now has its own folder in the interfaces folder. Also renamed some stuff. Stopped calling things "registries" and started calling them "managers", which they are.

I also try to keep the "javascript" term away as much as possible, since there's talk about adding support for other script, so I changed some names. All the ate stuff is now under 'scripting', and the word 'javascript' or 'js' has been removed in many places.

When I say it's broken it may be weird that it builds and runs, but that's because it's not loading any modules as of now. That's what I'll add back tomorrow.


Escaping in LDAP i essential for strings used in searching and such, passwords such as these are escaped later on in the code.


[ERROR] addons/specdm-master/lua/cl_spectator_deathmatch.lua:516: attempt to index global 'GAMEMODE' (a nil value)
1. unknown - addons/specdm-master/lua/cl_spectator_deathmatch.lua:516
2. include - [C]:-1
3. unknown - addons/specdm-master/lua/autorun/client/ttt_spec_dm_autorun.lua:4


Also adding hostname and some other stuff to the config file.


merge


Since I'm escaping everything here, I'm unescaping the data from 4chan's JSON and using the unescaped version of the data from the archive JSON.  And any other places where there was escaping (for example, dealing with apostrophes in filenames) have been removed.  So yes, a lot more than pre-merge.


Some new ways to keep track of event traffic as well. This will be possible to check from decerver client later i hope, or at least by curling some address (or cli, when that happens).

There's a debug flag now that I'm adding. It's in the config and will print a lot of extra stuff and do profiling etc. if it is enabled. It's done through if statements, since there's no debug/release builds or preprocessor i don't know any other way of doing it.


@BeanJr You were suppose to create that file by hand, but hold on... I'll make a change to make things more clear.


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### Failed tests
```
Rebus.Tests.dll: Rebus.Tests.Contracts.Transports.TestSendAndReceive<AzureMqTransportFactory>.CanSendAndReceiveMessageWithHeaders: SetUp method failed. SetUp : System.Configuration.ConfigurationErrorsException : Found E:\TCAgents\buildAgent\work\4801fa25974947fd\src\Rebus.Tests\bin\Debug\..\..\azure_connection_string.txt but it did not contain enough lines (expected 2nd and 3rd line to be storage account name and key respectively)
   at Rebus.Tests.Contracts.Transports.Factories.AzureUtil.get_CloudStorageAccount() in e:\TCAgents\buildAgent\work\4801fa25974947fd\src\Rebus.Tests\Contracts\Transports\Factories\AzureUtil.cs:line 66
   at Rebus.Tests.Contracts.Transports.Factories.AzureMqTransportFactory.GetQueue(String inputQueueName) in e:\TCAgents\buildAgent\work\4801fa25974947fd\src\Rebus.Tests\Contracts\Transports\Factories\AzureMqTransportFactory.cs:line 21

Rebus.Tests.dll: Rebus.Tests.Contracts.Transports.TestSendAndReceive<AzureMqTransportFactory>.CanSendAndReceiveSimpleMessage: SetUp method failed. SetUp : System.Configuration.ConfigurationErrorsException : Found E:\TCAgents\buildAgent\work\4801fa25974947fd\src\Rebus.Tests\bin\Debug\..\..\azure_connection_string.txt but it did not contain enough lines (expected 2nd and 3rd line to be storage account name and key respectively)
   at Rebus.Tests.Contracts.Transports.Factories.AzureUtil.get_CloudStorageAccount() in e:\TCAgents\buildAgent\work\4801fa25974947fd\src\Rebus.Tests\Contracts\Transports\Factories\AzureUtil.cs:line 66
   at Rebus.Tests.Contracts.Transports.Factories.AzureMqTransportFactory.GetQueue(String inputQueueName) in e:\TCAgents\buildAgent\work\4801fa25974947fd\src\Rebus.Tests\Contracts\Transports\Factories\AzureMqTransportFactory.cs:line 21

```


Post the new graphic for the project1


r+


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Why can't you just w.Write(c) on line 82? and avoid using the index at all? Wouldn't that remove a bounds check on buf access by index?


Not sure I understand what you mean by player made challenge entries.  Do the players who created the builds not have permission to build there anymore?  The GP rule is to not allowing claiming something WG won't let you edit.  I don't understand why a player would have a land claim including something that isn't his?


@BeanJr I'll fix it to be more clear, but you're suppose to create that file by hand. This is suppose to help avoiding accidentally committing the working username & password to github publicly


Included task-duplication withing project duplication as requested in https://github.com/fguillot/kanboard/issues/344 and needed in my own setting. Right now tasks are ALWAYS copied. Will open issue for future settings and options


I'm not cancelling and teleporting - I'm cancelling everything and doing nothing further (no teleport, no portal created).  If you want your code to redirect and keep mine from firing, you should execute before me and cancel the event.  My priority is set at HIGH, would you prefer HIGHEST?


but... isn't both S and 5 in base32?


@austinpray


looks good bro


three things:
1. this thing doesnt have int boost for initial levels that blizz has
2. stats need to be changed to smallint(they have values way over one byte) in db
3. along with db change, core needs to be updated


Ignore me, you need a slice and not a byte to a writer interface.


You missed this one.


Almost done #34 now to look at the rest of the stuff that was commented out


@magin we temporarily removed that feature while we search for better options. Talon is great but still not comprehensive enough for us.


The nonpos and nonneg cones are self dual, but the variables  are x, y, z. The constraint, in the variable `y`, is `y >= 0`. That is the NonNeg cone. The dual should therefore also be in the NonNeg cone. -2 is not in the NonNeg cone. Am I missing something? Jenny and I got 2 when we solved it by hand, but then again, duality is probably my weakest area from EE364A.


Then all OutputFactory classes are required to add 100 lines of code of getters/setters and property definitions.


I also thought that, but you had added them to OutputPrinterInterface :)

They are in https://github.com/symfony/Console/blob/master/Output/OutputInterface.php


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This should still run when not in test mode.


"__AXU4J_CONTEXT_PATH__"는 divMap에 넣지 말고 global parameter 맵을 따로 만들어서 넣는게 더 명확하고 확장성이 좋을 듯...


as it turns out, not only... you are aware that this
https://github.com/ChronoMonochrome/kernel-novathor-ux500
is exactly the same? :)
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So this whole file was deleted?


We have a weekly events called challenges where people gather resources or build certain things and then submit for mod approval. Once approved a WG lock is created to prevent item swapping between friends. Locks are automatically removed when new challenge week appears.

http://github.com/CoreNetwork/Challenges

It's tremendously popular among my playerbase and basically the single reason they keep coming back for more.

We forked GP for now removing the check but it seems rushed to not allow admins to disable this feature. For years how GP said it would not support WG and people like us built features around it. 😃=


I don't think you should add the properties "exceptionInfo" and "objectInfo" unless there is actually something in those properties. If you add them then it clutters up the UI on the loggly interface with useless text.


@BeanJr
There we are... https://github.com/SMTDDR/dwc_network_server_emulator/commit/65398bed169feb88a6a6068f9cfe10d7beb8ef24


if else 말고 beforeDoTag 이벤트 메서드로 구현하는게 확장성에 있어서 더 좋다... 바꾸자


afterDoTag 이벤트 메서드로 구현하는게 확장성에 있어서 더 좋다... 추가하자


This is likely to much here: my guess is that the first uint16 is the length of a following array - which is why this fits in our cases.


This `$amount` call should only be fired if `$amount` is false from above.


two things:
1. can be changed later
2. and 3. a7b49225283aedd828b42cefb5e113b260003d27 4 hours ago


You probably do not want those bangs there. They invert your intention.


r+ rollup


I don't think you have to copy this part.


@Humerus no, I don't know xD


Hahaha I've been laughing at this for the past 5 minutes :laughing:


I lied, for the past 2 minutes :smile:


FWIW I have seen the strangest results from header files lacking a CR on last line (unless it's an empty line) in some environments. And it was extremely hard to find the culprit!

Ideally your editor should not let you save a file like that. It should quietly add a CR for you, just as it could/should silently drop all trailing whitespace.


Add PM


Hi, will support ADB and WDB date to sql?


Pretty. :)


...you're right, my mistake. I guess it's an unavoidable error then. Removed the commit from this branch.


Your commit is spelled incorrectly.


r-


@bors: retry


I opted to parse the header of each function instead and retrieve the description field to use for a descriptive message.


Good find. Weird it didn't fail beforehand!


Thanks for pointing this out. @Wildhoney I took that portion from the code you originally had, any idea for the reasoning of the type casting?


I don't understand why this new theme didn't get pulled. Sure.


r+ rollup


Sorry, I'm brand new to github and this was my first pull request. Upon clicking "readme.md" just now, I see that the formatting of the various bulleted is not correct. Apparently I made a mistake at some point and didn't catch it before pushing this change. Is there a way that I can cancel this pull request (#63) and resubmit when I've corrected my mistake?


Some cosmetic fixes (like dropping it from usage blob) in d45eec5c now.


Rolling back


Soon™


Gotcha.


Multiple property files can help organization but also can make it more tedious.  If we simply name properties with prefixes per area and keep them together in the file, then one file can work well and keep it simpler.  Even with multiple files, we would name properties with good, clear prefixes.


Unfortunately I didn't write the plugin so I don't quite know what it supports yet, and the developer who made it is no longer present, but currently what happens right now is that either CBR isn't working or there's no padding, and I was getting some complaints from services about it.

So it would be either that I would have to fix it myself (probably by manually applying padding) or temporarily disable the CBR checkbox to signify it's not working, and unfortunately I don't quite have time to learn NVenc's code and work on it.

I plan on writing a new version of it myself, but I won't be able to for quite a while relatively.


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Where would you write the implementation of the test?


You're right, good catch. I'll fix it in a new PR. Thanks!


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Looks good, but the error pages don't need their own controller - only the html files need to be replaced in `public/xxx.html`


Hi Andy, was fixing something similar to what you described above. Using the code in the latest commit I cannot reproduce your issue so hopefully it is resolved.

https://github.com/oe-alliance/oe-alliance-plugins/commit/14c786c475f07714b87519a78a0c6ca4721632ad


...seriously?


Oh nice, even though I haven't done anything in a while? I had nothing to do with you putting this apology on GitHub, I was fine with MCF. And I wasn't the only one to call you out on stealing the idea of the logo. Here you go again singling me out because you can't get over something that happened 2 months ago because you're a fucking twat.


You tell yourself whatever you need to satisfy that narcasistic little ego of yours. Meanwhile im going back to reality.


@freeplant ok


You've used both tabs and spaces here. Try running the unit tests with python3 and you'll see the issue.


This should be classed to look like a button/link. Actually, this should straight-up be a `<button>`; you can style it to look like a link if you want, though.


No, don't attach `.click` handlers ever, especially not to things that aren't links/buttons. We have the `button name` system for a reason.


I'd say hide the entire line, not just the message itself. The thing about spammers is that they clutter things up, after all.


I think now you know why I forked it :)


lgtm


Not only that, but you also have grammar and spelling errors in that addon alone.


and it will be for mana too?


ok


I don't care about the apology having to get put back up. I care that you have to go out of your way to start shit (https://twitter.com/sheenrox82/status/554098743646388226 http://prntscr.com/5r0s7e). I find it hilarious that you have to do these things publicly, especially about something that literally has nothing to do with you. When you could just sit there and shut up. So as I've said. You post another negative (direct attack) post on anything that is directed at me, I will have you reported. I don't want anything to do with you. And btw. That piece about you in the apology is because I need to have the truth in it. Thus implementing that part.


Does it increase audio quality without additional changes?


Why not check exactly for `VERTICAL_TOP`?


BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB


Yes, I wasn't complaining about strlcpy - but sizeof(cmd) is taking the size of a pointer, perhaps you meant strelen() or so?


Consider a query like "Select 'abc'". The oid of the first column will be the unknown oid (705). This indicates that the returning value will be a string (the only way of returning the unknown oid (705) is for literal strings in the sql query). We can of course read this in binary (it is always just a string).

The unknown handler, as it is now, receives unrecognized oids, which is something different... Probably we should have an UnknownHandler that corresponds to the real unknown type (705) and a different UnrecognizedHandler or something that deals with reading unrecognized oids (and throw an error when something is read in binary).
Or just map the unknown type to TextHandler, for values retrieved from the database.


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Also tested on Windows 7, with compiler and without compiler using fallback.


My mistake; it's `term.height - 2`


May I ask how to assign the data in the obj.dPnom (how to get and make assignment for each modulation amount in each bus since 53 quantity are included), P_means& P_stds in loads_trans function (could you please explain the structure with the data matrix and how to get/assign the data? ) and the weather_trans function (the same question like below). Find your codes quite interesting, but some confused and hope your explanation, thanks!


Um?...Unless something changed, this statement will be true whenever they have any non-player inventory open at all...


缩小到原来的10% - 20%吧，没有仔细测过。


commenta


TRAINER_WANTED = 0xBAA420,


I know, I know, but it doesn't matter what it's set to. The important thing is that it's set to something.


ミスで1.1が1.2になってしまいました


added '#' to beginning of 'Programming Background' Header to format it to a header


$("#main").append([yourname]);


$("#main").append([Wenbo Yu]);


gtNpcTotalMana.dbc doesn't exist in client.


http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.data.idataparameter.dbtype(v=vs.110).aspx
"The PrvDbType (where Prv represents the provider-specific prefix) and DbType are linked. Therefore, setting the DbType changes the PrvDbType to a supporting PrvDbType."

Should we care about this?


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commit message 都写的略随意了，以后还是先发下 PR 吧~


obj 可以通过 `_raw` 接口发出？


Oh yeah, gotta agree!   ;)
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multi pks 的情况应该是比这里考虑的复杂多的。需要考虑 tuple 怎么准确的传达？也许还有 tuple 的顺序，类型，etc。

适用场景不是主要的，所以先不支持。如果加支持的话，要全盘考虑清楚，在这里加了反而可能有错误。


Just a heads up, the changelog for 0.6 says the opposite of what was changed here.

"Renderer option names changed from underscore_case to camelCase (#56)"

(supposed to say "camelCase to underscore_case")


更精确点来说，比如 zeromq 的消息如何准确的传递 multi pks 这个信息？replicator 和 event sourcing 如何 handle，这个是一体的。


Isn't colon necessary?


r+


Haha ;)

Do you feel like we got enough done?

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This column seems too wide, maybe the table could be less than 100% width?


SP does not and should not be extracted from a pk3.


@julianduque You're going to like this next bit even better :-) It's an integral part of the new test runner for LFE (written **in** LFE, overriding the EUnit handlers). It's clean. It's colorful. It's beautiful :-)

Here are some screenies from tonight's hacking:

![screen shot 2015-01-10 at 9 10 24 pm](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/894251/5694298/71c01e04-9913-11e4-9163-c0f845840cfc.png)

And here's the tail end:

![screen shot 2015-01-10 at 9 54 27 pm](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/894251/5694300/9248c0ea-9913-11e4-99a6-0bc7bd48b75c.png)


We can make it 25%, it seems to look pretty good. The last column "soaks up" the remaining %. I initially had it as 20-10-10-10..., that works too.


I think the table would look more uniform if Cbc and Clp were in separate rows.


Doing that change is risky


Thanks!


Maybe put this and "Solver" inside ``<emph>``? Also I'd argue that the modeling tools are more important than the solvers and should be listed first.


@Kinzcool we still cant get full DBC list from client?


some tests failed:
exception: http://buildbot.rust-lang.org/builders/auto-win-32-opt/builds/2752
exception: http://buildbot.rust-lang.org/builders/auto-win-32-nopt-t/builds/2750


This check is in all 3 cases of the `#if`. Might be able to move it out? (though I'm not sure how, if it goes to the start of the function it will be preceding declarations)


This was a spare time code cleanup spanning multiple days that occurred weeks ago and no part of it has been tested yet!


@dereuromark I think it should go under a different section? Maybe debugging or miscellaneous? What do you think?


omg, it looks beautiful indeed :) - I'm installing and doing the Getting Started Guide right now \o/


I thought this would mainly be useful when upgrading applications. But yeah, maybe debugging would also be OK (even though there it currently only lists CakePHP plugins, not debugging tools).


saw approval from alexcrichton
at https://github.com/oli-obk/rust/commit/b262ab5c4510fe251c50aebb6035b0b2c894830d


merging oli-obk/rust/json_non_string_key_maps = b262ab5c into auto


status: {"merge_sha": "4d8111730734193e56cba72057a6168ce2a2bf45"}


oli-obk/rust/json_non_string_key_maps = b262ab5c merged ok, testing candidate = 4d811173


looks like you're missing a space b/w your name and the link :stuck_out_tongue_winking_eye:


。。哎哟卧槽。。真是巨大技术革新


Woo-hoo!

If all goes well, lfetool 1.5 will be using this new test running :-) So,
too early still for your LFE-time today ... (out of the box, anyway; it
could still be done :-))

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@bors: retry


Did you include the columns that are to be skipped as well? For example, `payroll id` (the third one) or `position` (after worker)?


Copied comments of dorimanx:

yes that will be cool!
app didnt work, so i have dig in your repo! :) and found this patch!

thing is that to activate driver i need to set this:

echo "0" > /sys/devices/virtual/android_usb/android0/enable;
echo "1" > /sys/module/g_android/parameters/usb_keyboard;
echo "mtp,adb,hid" > /sys/devices/virtual/android_usb/android0/functions;
echo "1" > /sys/devices/virtual/android_usb/android0/enable;
chown system.system /dev/hidg;
chmod 777 /dev/hidg

after the echo 1 > enable
perms on /dev/hidg* reset to default! and app cant use this controls any more...

when you will add fix to mod perms my patch will be obsolete :)

you can add perm fix in app to APP owner group and user! so no other app can send junk to driver! and that will be safe security! :)

also you can add trigger to activate driver or disable:

to disable:
echo "0" > /sys/devices/virtual/android_usb/android0/enable;
echo "0" > /sys/module/g_android/parameters/usb_keyboard;
echo "mtp,adb" > /sys/devices/virtual/android_usb/android0/functions;
echo "1" > /sys/devices/virtual/android_usb/android0/enable;

just merge my trigger change :)


目前确实如此=_=


If you're looking at the Quick Start, any suggestions you have which would
make that a better experience would be *very* welcome. We're trying to
overhaul it right now (and so many other of our docs/online resources...)

Even a remark or two would be a great benefit! Even if it seems a little
thing to you, it will help us out a lot :-) (And those that come after you,
in the usual way...;-))

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hmmm?


привет


r+ rollup


Canola is misspelled


Is this the native library support I asked for? Can I see a usage example? Is this AAR support?


Awesome! (I don't have any other way to say it) :)


Intercepted Packet [1433] Bytes in Length @ 11:43:29 PM
Intercepted Packet [2203] Bytes in Length @ 11:43:29 PM
++
The point of this is basically security. If you know that every time you log in, the length of the bytes received, and they never deviate from a certain range, then you know when additional (possibly malicious) bytes are being sent.


Do I read correctly that that validator is based on an ISO Schematron schema? Since validator.nu uses Jing, it only supports the older Schematron 1.5 (and my page relies on validator.nu, so the same restriction holds for it).


looking at your line 681 setShutdown, wondering
1) the portsFile should have remembered earlier setting, did you really need it there ?
2) isn't it supposed to be -s -t 20 i.e. did you miss -t ?

we might find all that isn't needed anyway, don't know yet

just observations, not criticism


Looks like you miss some files


I'm really liking the changes!


overflow when (a + b) > INT_MAX32


## This is a markdown file


Sorry didn't got chance to follow up yesterday.

I can't find 4.1 phones to test so was using ARM & x86 emulators. I verified `_NSIG` in Android NDK headers is correct `64`.

I dug into the issue a bit more. Here's my findings:
  - As for 4.2, I happen to own an older phone. It's running on the manufacturer's stock `3.4.10` kernel and `epoll_pwait` runs fine. For 4.2 devices on market I believe they're most likely running `3.4` series because I still recall the kernel upgrade during 4.1 -> 4.2 transition.
  - Google's official Android emulator 4.1-4.3 are running an outdated `2.6.29` kernel and doesn't have `epoll_pwait`. On x86 emulator the error is `"Invalid argument"` but it's worse on ARM: `"Function not implemented"`. It seems although `epoll_pwait` was introduced in Linux `2.6.19`, for some reason Google chose not to enable it in their 2.6 emulator kernels.
  - On the other hand, a third party emulator vendor, Genymotion, did build 4.2 and 4.3 emulators with 3.4 series kernels. Their 4.1 emulator is running `2.6.29` and doesn't work too.

In order to figure out if Google was also using an outdated kernel for 4.1 emulator, I found [this](http://android.stackexchange.com/questions/51651/which-android-runs-which-linux-kernel):

```
Android Version    |API Level  |Linux Kernel in AOSP
----------------------------------------------------
1.5   Cupcake      |3          |2.6.27
1.6   Donut        |4          |2.6.29
2.0/1 Eclair       |5-7        |2.6.29
2.2.x Froyo        |8          |2.6.32
2.3.x Gingerbread  |9, 10      |2.6.35
3.x.x Honeycomb    |11-13      |2.6.36
4.0.x Ice Cream San|14, 15     |3.0.1
4.1.x Jelly Bean   |16         |3.0.31
4.2.x Jelly Bean   |17         |3.4.0
4.3   Jelly Bean   |18         |3.4.39
```

So real 4.1 devices have larger chance to have `epoll_pwait` than I thought.

I'll try to find a 4.1 phone and test it.


I don't think the PDF should be in the `images` directory since it's not an image.


lol


Closes #457


this method should filter by the Registered Student ID since we list the disciplinary activities by registered student


r+


我也不知道为什么simple变成了simply


I'd say it does matter. Since you're explicitly setting it to that value, then we should check that it is set that way. If one day someone changes it to another value, the test will make us stop and think twice: is it really OK to change this value?


This upgrade to Python 2.7.8 has broken the sqlite py module (breaking the YouTube add-on).
When importing sqlite3 at runtime on an OE box, I get an error cannot load ```/path/on/build/server/_sqlite3.so```. On the box itself, ```_sqlite3.so``` is not present in ```/usr/lib/python2.7/lib-dynload```.

During comple there is the warning ```CROSS COMPILE Badness: /usr/include in INCLUDEPATH: /usr/include``` immediately after compiling ```_sqlite3```, which leads me to think this is a cross-compiling error.


a cool idea to try if you have time is similar to the dev_water effect in the old doom legacy code - warp the flat drawing with two passes: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YTH4r6jt-ZU


Woot


make opening in a browser the default, ie set this to `true`


Commit db564ed fixes the FORTRAN_LINKAGE make macro used during configuration, and adds the CODGER_OPT macro for use during package builds.  FORTRAN_LINKAGE can now be set by environment variable when you configure yorick, which allows you to change codger's default Fortran linkage convention.  Formerly, you would have had to change it by hand in Make.cfg after configuring, but before building codger.  The new CODGER_OPT macro can be set on the make command line when you build your package to get a non-default Fortran linkage convention.  With these new options, you should no longer be forced to edit Make.pkg by hand after configuring yorick, let alone modify Makepkg.

Let me know if this still doesn't work for you.  Thanks for pointing out the problem; there was  one outright bug in codger.c where F_LINK was set without paying attention to FORTRAN_LINKAGE.


yayyaaa!


my info looks correct :)


@mappum is this ok to do? (see my `flushCopy`. it does flush correctly, but not sure if it does chunking. is the chunking actually needed? ping seems to work)


Hmm, I kind of liked this approach more than overriding `ItemView.prototype` (which also might help with future compat). I think adding/requiring a `Marionette.VDOMView` is better than overriding core `ItemView` features


some tests failed:
failure: http://buildbot.rust-lang.org/builders/auto-win-32-nopt-t/builds/2751
exception: http://buildbot.rust-lang.org/builders/auto-mac-32-opt/builds/3100
exception: http://buildbot.rust-lang.org/builders/auto-mac-64-opt/builds/3093
exception: http://buildbot.rust-lang.org/builders/auto-mac-64-nopt-t/builds/3094
exception: http://buildbot.rust-lang.org/builders/auto-linux-32-opt/builds/3085
exception: http://buildbot.rust-lang.org/builders/auto-linux-32-nopt-t/builds/3085
exception: http://buildbot.rust-lang.org/builders/auto-linux-64-opt/builds/3088
exception: http://buildbot.rust-lang.org/builders/auto-linux-64-nopt-t/builds/3081
exception: http://buildbot.rust-lang.org/builders/auto-linux-64-x-android-t/builds/3076
exception: http://buildbot.rust-lang.org/builders/auto-win-32-opt/builds/2753
exception: http://buildbot.rust-lang.org/builders/auto-win-64-opt/builds/1589
exception: http://buildbot.rust-lang.org/builders/auto-win-64-nopt-t/builds/1581


Get by ID should return a single entity (As ID's are unique). For this, you need to use "First" or "FirstOrDefault" (Or Single) instead of the Where clause.


Yes, of course.


You should be careful with this (And the one above probably does the same). I don't think this runs the query you think it will. Instead what it will probably do is do a SELECT *, and then filter out on the returned entities. That's cool now. But if you have 100k movies, it's going to return them all to the webserver for sorting. I could be wrong on that, but you should investigate how to do SQL profiling in Entity framework to make sure the queries are being ran as you think they should be.


saw approval from Aatch
at https://github.com/dotdash/rust/commit/6f1b06eb6546ab4808614dfe7807277419b485aa


merging dotdash/rust/fca = 6f1b06eb into auto


status: {"merge_sha": "f2b39710a169ca5f7fd95d1a684220ff90ff5fde"}


dotdash/rust/fca = 6f1b06eb merged ok, testing candidate = f2b39710


Agh, my codey senses are cringing


Eric fixed most of this. i added bilder.py to the list.


What does this mean?


It's all good, nothings really working anyway. Like I said, just following along to try and learn, watching what changes and so on. I dropped back after running through a couple things. I understand that part of it well enough, no worries. No expectations but if you really don't want me loading it I won't, just let me know here or on any other forum. Thanks!


- + 모두 공란인데요...  어디를 수정해야 하는건지 잘 모르겠네요.


extra line break?


good one


OnSpentMana probably includes Item casting, might want to either do a check if the ability is not from an item. Not really important but should be noted somewhere at least.


good  one


can you send the committee an email with how to get these logs? :)


--> #12


Fixed with commit 39ba8e5bb394f95738de018ff4796a12a4ae60b6


No need for java.util.* imports in Groovy code.

How about a test?


already fixed.


DivideByZeroProtection (lefticus) - i386-Windows-8.1-VisualStudio-14: OK (332 of 332 tests passed)

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will do in future :) didn't notice the difference
looks good to me now!

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New test() looks like:

```python
def test(t, cp, juprops, args):
    srcdir = uniformpath(TARGETS[t] + "/tool/test")
    dstdir = uniformpath( "out/test/" + t)
    # Prefix CLASSPATH with individual target tests
    thiscp = dstdir + os.pathsep + cp
    skip = []
    if t=='Java':
        # don't test generator
        skip = [ "/org/antlr/v4/test/rt/gen/", "TestPerformance" ]
    elif t=='Python2':
        # need BaseTest located in Py3 target
        base = uniformpath(TARGETS['Python3'] + "/tool/test")
        skip = [ "/org/antlr/v4/test/rt/py3/" ]
        javac(base, "out/test/" + t, version="1.6", cp=thiscp, args=args, skip=skip)
        skip = []
    elif t=='JavaScript':
        # don't test browsers automatically, this is overkilling and unreliable
        browsers = ["safari","chrome","firefox","explorer"]
        skip = [ uniformpath(srcdir + "/org/antlr/v4/test/rt/js/" + b) for b in  browsers ]
    javac(srcdir, "out/test/" + t, version="1.6", cp=thiscp, args=args, skip=skip)
    # copy resource files required for testing
    files = allfiles(srcdir)
    for src in files:
        if not ".java" in src and not ".stg" in src and not ".DS_Store" in src:
            dst = src.replace(srcdir, uniformpath("out/test/" + t))
            # only copy files from test dirs
            if os.path.exists(os.path.split(dst)[0]):
                shutil.copyfile(src, dst)
    junit("out/test/" + t, cp=thiscp, verbose=False, args=juprops)
```


No need to include those that are skipped: they would appear blank in the exported file.


Looks like we're doing something similar now:

```python
def tests():
    require(mkjar)
    junit_jar, hamcrest_jar = load_junitjars()
    cp = uniformpath("dist/antlr4-" + VERSION + "-complete.jar") \
         + os.pathsep + uniformpath("out/test/Java") \
         + os.pathsep + junit_jar \
         + os.pathsep + hamcrest_jar
    juprops = ["-D%s=%s" % (p, test_properties[p]) for p in test_properties]
...
```


Deleted..


I think we're better than my old stuff now. I see it using sys.executable:

```python
def python(filename, workingdir=".", args=[]):
    savedcwd = os.getcwd()
    os.chdir(workingdir)
    try:
        if not isinstance(args, list):
            args = [args]
        cmd = [sys.executable, filename] + args
        exec_and_log(cmd)
    finally:
        os.chdir(savedcwd)
```


May be `JSON.stringify()` ? Dependency on system package will increase browserified size.


The extra dlopen in hal-roborio/hal_impl/fndef.py was intended to avoid the need for this.  Can you send me the robot program that's causing you issues?


It's not consistent. I believe the problem is actually in netconsole-host, not robotpy, as robotpy programs execute fine when executed directly.


没啥想说的，一个是注意格式，每行前面不要用tab键，用四个空格。
然后就是结算，这个不为难你，
但是你要注意就是if和else后面的代码，如果不加大括号，就只算一句的。。另一句就在ifelse外面了。


ลอง


uuuu


thanks


Strange, but ok.  Maybe we should eventually integrate netconsole-host's functionality?  I guess if we did it within Python it wouldn't print out something like a full crash / core dump of the interpreter.


it seems like this should be handled in the caller if ENOENT.  one could image the reply's tracedn including a lease on the null dentry..


$watch is expensive. You could use events to update the session whenever the model changes instead of doing this.


add more extension from github


I'd be ok with that... though, I'm not sure I want to reimplement it. It'd be less overhead to use a C program like netconsole-host to do this.

However, I have observed some latency issues with netconsole-host, and it doesn't seem to send print statements to the console (I think).


Nice! That does look a lot better.


I spent ours trying to figure out why SublimeREPL could not find Pry when I tried to use it with Ruby. These fixes solved my problem! However, they have not been MERGED into main branch, so everyone who installed this package into Sublime Text will have the same errors. Please MERGE!


True, meant to remove it. Thanks


The new timer is acting a little screwy for now. I'll try fixing it later.


True


Just use `g_string_append_printf()`.


Thanks for the commit.

The way I would suggest doing this is:

    if not 'children' in contract_data:
        return

To be honest this method is a bit of a mess.  A bunch of for loops that have if statements can likely be refactored a whole lot.  The way it is written is not that pythonic.

Mike


Again, just use `g_string_append_printf()`.


@wookho success_return_url 삭제.


Since the introduced settings are unique to a twitter account, it might be worth dropping the `twitter_` prefix.  The settings names are excessively long.


Sorry posting from my phone so double check the location of the _not_ in the if statement.


Hi ibexel.
You have a error in your implementation. If you read careful the doc (readme.rm) you see **two modes of call remote methods**.

If you declare the arguments of the remote method in the payload as a json object (as you do) you can read the payload using the Input facade. Example:
```php
function login()
{
  $user = \Input::get('username');
  $pass = \Input::get('password');
  $remember = \Input::get('remember');
}
```
But since the commit 106644d (this commit) now you can **send the arguments as elements of an indexed array**, like this way:
```json
{
  "id" : 1,
  "jsonrpc" : "2.0",
  "method" : "Users.login",
  "params" : ["theusername", "thepassword", true]
}
```
And declare your php method like this:
```php
function login($username, $password, $remember)
{
  //your code
}
```
This way is more nice, right?. Just **remember send the arguments in the same order you declare the arguments in the php function**.


@SubJunk there up mate


i can't wait until we can get the compiler to enforce this with errors. (right now, the settings we want cause too many errors.)


hello，does these code has worked？


I think its better to move ENABLE_LANGUAGE(ASM) into IF(CMAKE_SYSTEM_PROCESSOR MATCHES "^sparc") clause, since for non SPARC architecture ASM is not required.


Todd, I will check it and reply you later !


@izuzero 81,92,97.....  요 라인은 수정대상이 아니라는 말씀이시죠 ?


yes. specifically I pass -X TemplateHaskell so that hscope will work with a yesod project.


nope I think message.content fails.


If you need some help: http://elixir-lang.org/docs/stable/elixir/Kernel.html#defexception/1
:)


some tests failed:
failure: http://buildbot.rust-lang.org/builders/auto-win-32-nopt-t/builds/2752
exception: http://buildbot.rust-lang.org/builders/auto-mac-32-opt/builds/3101
exception: http://buildbot.rust-lang.org/builders/auto-mac-64-opt/builds/3094
exception: http://buildbot.rust-lang.org/builders/auto-mac-64-nopt-t/builds/3095
exception: http://buildbot.rust-lang.org/builders/auto-linux-32-opt/builds/3086
exception: http://buildbot.rust-lang.org/builders/auto-linux-32-nopt-t/builds/3086
exception: http://buildbot.rust-lang.org/builders/auto-linux-64-opt/builds/3089
exception: http://buildbot.rust-lang.org/builders/auto-linux-64-nopt-t/builds/3082
exception: http://buildbot.rust-lang.org/builders/auto-linux-64-x-android-t/builds/3077
exception: http://buildbot.rust-lang.org/builders/auto-win-32-opt/builds/2754
exception: http://buildbot.rust-lang.org/builders/auto-win-64-opt/builds/1590
exception: http://buildbot.rust-lang.org/builders/auto-win-64-nopt-t/builds/1582


im linking to this


@bors: retry


I just put a nesting limit on `util.inspect` for the AST.  (So, the
whole structure is parsed and generated, but only part of it is
displayed when you ask for printed AST output.)

+++ Vitaly Puzrin [Jan 10 15 22:00 ]:
>May be `JSON.stringify()` ? Dependency on system package will increase browserified size.
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saw approval from Aatch
at https://github.com/dotdash/rust/commit/6f1b06eb6546ab4808614dfe7807277419b485aa


merging dotdash/rust/fca = 6f1b06eb into auto


status: {"merge_sha": "d2d35db570f0d5da1b0b829e38b495e763a0a60b"}


dotdash/rust/fca = 6f1b06eb merged ok, testing candidate = d2d35db5


@wookho 에디터가 공백을 자동삭제해서 생긴 수정사항이므로 무시하셔도 상관없습니다.


Nah, don't care. Thanks though :)


r+


r+ p=5


develop (lefticus) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang-Debug: OK (330 of 331 tests passed)

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@bullud It works, but you have to install the dependences first.


Hello,

It seems that no search engine supports news search.
I am wonder if I can get the results from google news search.

Thanks


Doesn't SPE need software float? Which board do you have where this config works?


All *.properties files are ignored in .gitignore ;)


I was wondering if that's actually required, thanks for finding the docs. I'll implement it.

Unlike the rest of the logic on TypeHandlerRegistry this has to be static since parameters can live without any connector, therefore without any TypeHandlerRegistry instance...


seems to me that -2 is right, having just worked out the problem by hand.
also the nonpositive cone is self dual, so the duals to nonpositive
constraints should be ... not positive, unlike the number 2.

and yes, duals corresponding equality constraints can have any sign: the
dual cone of the zero cone is the real line. <d, 0> >= 0 for any d.

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Ah, had I read further down, I would have seen this part. My only question is, should we supply two configs? One for >= 2.19 and <= 2.18 (Pre-DPFP)?


Lols.


Got it. Seems you already have this limit here for CLI https://github.com/jgm/CommonMark/commit/054fea748f5b6aae9043925abf9b66991cd51887#diff-dbdf59f049d2e2bb4b14fd89abe4b308R19

Probably, `.ASTRenderer()` on package export is a bit confusing and not needed at all.


Hmm... looks interesting. Apparently [*Sonic Robo Blast 2*](https://github.com/STJr/SRB2) has implemented it fully, so I'll need to check it out. I'm not sure if/how I'd apply it to all liquid textures, like this commit does, though...


r+ rollup


3 -> 4
4 -> 5


actually i simply copied this line from somewhere 2333


math is hard


Yes it is


I don't think isset() will work here, since $_POST['ufrom'] and so on are always set if the request is from the right form..

Tested on chromium 37, isset($prefix) is always true even if you leave that input box blank


OK, pushed this...


EOM....mistype....


IDEA is right, but then the condition on line 363 is not needed, `chunkEndIndex` is always positive. Didn't IDEA complain about that one?


Since `lastIndexOf` returns `-1` if the string is not found, and you always add `1` to it, the condition should be `== 0`, not `< 0`.


wow shea, thanks for looking into this so quickly.  Ill test this out first thing tomorrow.  : )


There is [an open PR here](https://github.com/mesos/spark-ec2/pull/76) that fixes httpd which may get you further along in getting ganglia to work.

If you also figure out how to update the configs to match ganglia v3, or alternately, how to ask yum to specifically install ganglia 2.5, that's definitely worth a PR too.


YUP. Better than the crap we had before, in that it works at all... and that's all it has going for it.

Also I just realized how hard I typo'd the commit title.


DELETE FROM `npc_trainer` WHERE `entry`='17938' or DELETE FROM `npc_trainer` WHERE `id`='17938' ???)))


Sent  #238


Frontend.CallFrontend — ne kuzyavo. Maybe, just Frontend.Call?


Hello, Slava!
Could you explain, please: how are you track(watch) new versions of used libraries? Is there any web service or trick?


So the easy fix for that is changing the filename.


El estudio se titula
Grandes movimientos de Reforma


@bors: retry


Oh, yes.


Hello Pavel,
In a couple of days my vacation starts and I will not have time and possibility for any development. So, if this will wait a few weeks, I'll write the tests after vacation.


I see. I wonder about two things:
1) Why the bug tuning converged to 1*Eval and
2) Why same_tempo and ks_tempo passed STC (but not LTC)

I think lucasart is right, and this is a bug, but I had a measurable speed up when just precomputing 2*Eval::Tempo in evaluate.h

Engine                          | Nodes/second
stockfish_doubleTempo           | 2167330.0
stockfish_doubleTempo_master    | 2161760.0
Differences                     | 5570.0 +- 969.0


Note: have also implemented setting NpgsqlDbType/DbType when Value and NpgsqlValue are set, but only if NpgsqlDbType isn't already (explicitly) set. This is what SqlClient does (Npgsql also did this before).


looks like there are spelling errors


Note to self: do releases when well rested and wide awake.


license apache 2.0


:beers:


Nothing to add from me really. I too agree with @kasper93.


DivideByZeroProtection (lefticus) - Win64-Windows-8.1-VisualStudio-14: OK (332 of 332 tests passed)

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`distinct` should work not only on collections that can behave as stacks, but also on all other sequential collections: seqs, strings, and JS arrays (Java arrays in case of Clojure proper). You can use `assertions.sequential` to test for these types. Note that `assertions.sequential` includes more types than Clojure's `sequential?` (it's confusing, but I couldn't think of a better name for it).

In summary: Use `assertions.sequential`. It's true for vectors, lists, seqs, JS arrays, strings, and false for maps and sets.


Actually, `distinct` *does* work with seqs. This particular case won't work in Clojure proper because duplicate keys aren't allowed in set literals (but they are allowed in closer, which is a bug). You should replace this test with:

```js
eq '(distinct (seq [1 2 4 1 3]))', seq([1, 2, 4, 3])
```

Also see my other comment regarding the type assertion on `coll`.


Почему у тебя функция лежит внутри метода, хотя сама должна быть методом(ниже ты ее вызываешь от this)?


It'd also be great if you could add tests for seqs and strings.


添加一些说明


@izuzero 이것 적용했더니 1.7.9에서 패치하려고 했던 포인트 수정시 리스트 상태 유지가 안되고 회원목록 초기로 돌아가버리네요. 홈으로 이동되는것은 없어졌지만요. 결론적으로 1.7.8 상태로 돌아간거 같습니다.


My brain hurts now. Putting the Direct Page on top of your stack is fucking awesome though. You get a local context for every function call (thus enabling recursion/reentrancy). Also it lets you access your local stuff super fast and you don't have to worry about the moving stack pointer.


Typo and not sure why you bother with statics instead of simple REFGUID array.


minor, but indentation is wrong here


Awesome, man! Thanks so much! :)


I think all the parse() calls here should be on container, not on document.body?


適用します。


You can even use something like this https://github.com/alexmarsev/sanear/blob/master/src/Utils.h#L105 :)


I've never seen a file with multiple `registerSuite()` function calls.  Apparently it works, but since you keep having to repeat the `setup()` function, maybe it's better to have one call to `registerSuite()` but with sections inside of it.  In other words, instead of:

```js
registerSuite ({
    name: "deliteful/Button (bidi): markup",
    ...  // part 1
});
registerSuite ({
	name: "deliteful/Button (bidi): dyn. changes",
	...   // part 2
});
```

you can equivalently do this:

```js
registerSuite ({
    name: "deliteful/Button (bidi)",
    setup: function () { ... }
        markup: {
             ... // part 1
        },
        "dyn. changes": {
           ... // part 2
       }
});

```


Wcześniejszej były poucinane, teraz: http://s29.postimg.org/66di5ybmf/Screenshot_2015_01_11_09_29_02.png


Opposite to DOH, chai puts the actual value first and the expected value second.   (The order is only important if the comparison fails, so that the error message prints out correctly "expected X but got Y" rather than "expected Y but got X").


是的。


Will add the tests as mentioned. Adding one test for string and the one of seq, any more? :)


Renamed  to common for better semantics. `base::base` was confusing for my new-to-Puppet team, `base::common` is better, and maps semantically to defaults in a typical `common` lowest data level in hieradata.


Those 2 should be enough. I usually don't add explicit tests for JS arrays because mori treats vectors and JS arrays equivalently.


@toucheqt Tady by měl být object `Category` místo ID kategorie. Viz např. http://www.mkyong.com/hibernate/hibernate-one-to-many-relationship-example-annotation. Hibernate zařídí, aby v DB vzniknul cizí klíč, který použije ID kategorie. Určitě to oprav.


In order to use this with the curren span method of user title you will need to add a inline block property

  display: inline-block;


Also hatte doch keinen Grund? :p


@toucheqt tady má být `/adverts/{advertId}`. Vyhledávání podle kritérií ti popíšu v `getAdvertsByCategory`.


I'm still not able to get CPU to sleep with "BT_WAKE_VIA_PROC = TRUE" gone (with updated hlte device & kernel source tree).

Isn't it fixed yet?


@toucheqt REST dotaz přepiš na `@RequestMapping(value = "/adverts", method = RequestMethod.GET)`
Do parametrů funkce přidej `HttpServletRequest request`. Spring ti ho automaticky naplní. ID kategorie si vyzvedneš z mapy `request.getParameterMap()`.
Z frontendu se to bude volat takto: `/adverts?categoryId=123`. ID je tedy v query místo v path. ID je zároveň nepovinné z pohledu volání. Pokud ID vyžaduješ, tak přidej validační logiku a vracej `BadRequestException` s odpovídajícím popisem.


all tests pass:
success: http://buildbot.rust-lang.org/builders/auto-mac-32-opt/builds/3102
success: http://buildbot.rust-lang.org/builders/auto-mac-64-opt/builds/3095
success: http://buildbot.rust-lang.org/builders/auto-mac-64-nopt-t/builds/3096
success: http://buildbot.rust-lang.org/builders/auto-linux-32-opt/builds/3087
success: http://buildbot.rust-lang.org/builders/auto-linux-32-nopt-t/builds/3087
success: http://buildbot.rust-lang.org/builders/auto-linux-64-opt/builds/3090
success: http://buildbot.rust-lang.org/builders/auto-linux-64-nopt-t/builds/3083
success: http://buildbot.rust-lang.org/builders/auto-linux-64-x-android-t/builds/3078
success: http://buildbot.rust-lang.org/builders/auto-win-32-opt/builds/2755
success: http://buildbot.rust-lang.org/builders/auto-win-32-nopt-t/builds/2753
success: http://buildbot.rust-lang.org/builders/auto-win-64-opt/builds/1591
success: http://buildbot.rust-lang.org/builders/auto-win-64-nopt-t/builds/1583


fast-forwarding master to auto = d2d35db5


msm_serial_hs_dma wakelock is not being released after it's catched.

Keep it noted... :(


现在最新版本的589 能更新吗


heh troll


saw approval from sfackler
at https://github.com/alexcrichton/rust/commit/b8304e540423b86bbe9789ed0088f29a61f46459


merging alexcrichton/rust/more-flaky-test = b8304e54 into auto


status: {"merge_sha": "71a71ce4f948dd5ae792db4a88c9cc2fae94dfb0"}


alexcrichton/rust/more-flaky-test = b8304e54 merged ok, testing candidate = 71a71ce4


r+ rollup


Why is it necessary to flush for `abstract_ui` and `len==0`?


known. @sraue is working on it.


Would that be like:

```lisp
(walk1 (first-promise-op)
  (another-promise-op)
  (one-more-promise-op))
  => value-from-first-promise-op
```


What if
````c
   struct select_bang_arg {
      VALUE ary;
      long len[2];
      int keep;
   };
````
And then
````c
     VALUE v = RARRAY_AREF(ary, i1);
     if (RTEST(rb_yield(v)) != arg->keep) continue;
````
Then there is no need to separate `reject_bang_i` cause `select_bang_i` could be used for both `select!` and `reject!`


Thanks Stefan.

On 11 January 2015 8:15:20 pm Stefan Saraev <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> known. @sraue is working on it.
>
> ---
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub:
> https://github.com/OpenELEC/OpenELEC.tv/commit/81c08d15199ca39d686d44ba67939869166128d4#commitcomment-9232595


目前zeus里面cache处理的时候都是默认单个pk的。`session_prepare`之前就是用的`sqlalchemy_pub`的`_pk`方法，我是直接搬过来的，如果没有完善的支持的话就先改成只支持单个pk？@lxyu @maralla


@Valda I made a small plugin from FalloutNV.esm and FormID 00000144.  When I merge EFSH test plugin into the Bash Patch I get an error.  However, I don't understand why I get this error.  Can you help me?


Hey, got bad news again
275	11.01.2015 10:12:54	INFO	RehostTo: Reloading supported hoster list
276	11.01.2015 10:12:54	ERROR	RehostTo: 'session' | Waiting 1 minute and retry
277	11.01.2015 10:13:54	ERROR	RehostTo: 'session' | Waiting 1 minute and retry
278	11.01.2015 10:14:54	ERROR	RehostTo: 'session' | Waiting 1 minute and retry
279	11.01.2015 10:15:54	ERROR	RehostTo: No hoster loaded


а чаму не makeSingleIdentity?


Much nicer, thanks!


避免手動修改需要升級的文件。
如果 luna_pinyin.extended.dict.yaml 可能通過覆蓋文件來升級，那麼可以在自己的詞典 lazywei.dict.yaml 裏面引用他 `import_tables: [ luna_pinyin.extended ]`
而在 *.schema.yaml 裏面寫 `translator/dictionary: lazywei`


A-F, woops


Should probably change this language to "closed" just in case


What about the other way around? NpgsqlDbType  sets DbType, since they are linked. Then both text and varchar should probably result in DbType.String.


uhm, yes, but it's highly confidential and cannot be disclosed publicly says agent @anselmh


這的確是正確的做法！換個方向而已我居然就沒想到了哈哈，受教受教！


How come this hint isn't part of the official documentation?


刚看到，已更新


I'm not sure if _ledgerMap is really worth keeping


Hacks and custom patches for third party libraries are not welcome.


Also check ledger_index_min & ledger_index_max if > -1. Also, default lastResponse to a no-available-servers error if the pre-filtered servers array is empty


ye


the variables "from" and "to" won't get initialized at this stage. I don't think this would either compile.
I think that you should write instead:
public LoadClassAction(...) {
     this(classes, classLoader, webApplicationDescriptor, listener, mockedFieldsRepository, 0, classes.size());
}


Hello,

yes, you're right -- I'm using web service for watching new versions: https://www.artifact-listener.org

There also another service for that: https://www.versioneye.com It may used not only for Java artifacts but also with many other languages.

You even may do it manually with `mvn versions:display-dependency-updates` and `mvn versions:display-plugin-updates`


let me know if there's anything i can do to help, i noticed that the latest build still fails.


this should be the actual constructor


To be really honest, no, I did that because I used ipdb to find where is the message in the object.
But, you certainly right, if you have unicode characters, you should have an issue on Python 2.


實際嘗試了一下，在 `lazywei.dict.yaml` 中若只 import `luna_pinyin.extended`，似乎不會遞迴地 import 寫在 `luna_pinyin.extended` 中的那些 tables，也就是說，我必須在 `lazywei.dict.yaml` 中手動 import？

我最後的設定大致如下

```
# lazywei.dict.yaml
name: lazywei
version: "2015.1.10"
sort: by_weight
use_preset_vocabulary: true
import_tables:
  - luna_pinyin
  - luna_pinyin.extended
  - luna_pinyin.hanyu
  - luna_pinyin.poetry
```

```
# double_pinyin_flypy.custom.yaml
patch:
  translator/dictionary: lazywei
```

而在 `luna_pinyin.extended` 中的 import_tables 則不做變更，請問這樣設定會不會有什麼問題？
謝謝！


Oh, I see, that makes a lot of sense! I don't use XCode at all, so yeah I think blue could be nice for all the other folks : ) At first I thought I'm looking at a new graphical glitch...


If NpgsqlDbType/DbType has not been set explicitly, you should be able to
set Value multiple times and reading NpgsqlDbType/DbType should be inferred
from the last value set.
Den 11 jan 2015 08:56 skrev "Shay Rojansky" <notifications@github.com>:

> Note: have also implemented setting NpgsqlDbType/DbType when Value and
> NpgsqlValue are set, but only if NpgsqlDbType isn't already (explicitly)
> set. This is what SqlClient does (Npgsql also did this before).
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> <https://github.com/npgsql/npgsql/commit/37e0bac46e25f96e9e1653e72435359657480865#commitcomment-9232442>
> .
>


nn


I made a second plugin that did not have a truncated record and it merged just fine.  So I only get the error with the truncated record from FalloutNV.esm.  Does that mean I have to provide default values for all of the rest of the fields?


brrr


nbv


wwqs


cde


leo


because of cursor_{on,off} which dont go into `out_buf` like other UI updates


as far as ı know AOSPA's framework have that support(app2sd) but Does CM have that feature?


Good comments, I did this work a bit too quickly. Will fix.


Did you have any luck with alcSuspendContext?

I could not get it to do what I was expecting (i.e. suspend the audio channel). When I did it "powercfg /requests" on Windows still showed the audio channel open, it didn't go to sleep after a certain duration, and in Linux pulseaudio continued to hog CPU. It's what ended up prompting me to do the whole complicated teardown/rebuild hassle in the pull request I did.

Maybe it varies based on audio driver though.


No je to tam, ale příště stačí udělat pull


여기는 무조건 string이라 없으면 `''`로 대체하는 건 안 해도 될 것 같네요.


Creative Commons (Attribution 3.0 Unported)  https://www.iconfinder.com/icons/49317/3gp_icon#size=128


Houston, we've lost <b>volume</b> in the help list =)

`<p><b>!volume</b> - Without argument, shows the current volume level of MumbleDJ.</p>`
`<p><b>!volume [value]</b> - Sets the current volume of MumbleDJ (value between 0.01 and 0.8).</p>`
`<p>The <b>!volume</b>range is depending on mumbledj.gcfg settings for LowestVolume/HighestVolume.</p>`

I think we should add this to *HELP_MSG* too.


Hey. I don't like this because it pulls in a lot of Haskell packages. As far as I see, the man page ships pre-build with the source. So why would it be necessary to have pandoc here?

Somewhere I've seen non-deterministic behavior when the source ships with some make targets already built, and when make is done within nix, it depends on the timing of the source extraction whether a rebuild will be attempted. Perhaps you've seen this here, manifesting as build failure due to missing pandoc?


嗯嗯。还是先单个 pk 吧，multi pks 这个是一个完整的 feature，需要更多的代码才能正常 work。


This change is making all the Boost.Thread test using Boost.Test to fail. See http://www.boost.org/development/tests/develop/developer/output/Sandia-clang-c++11-boost-bin-v2-libs-thread-test-test_2309-test-clang-darwin-4-2-1-debug-threading-multi.html.

```
../../../boost/system/config.hpp:34:3: erreur: #error Must not define both BOOST_SYSTEM_DYN_LINK and BOOST_SYSTEM_STATIC_LINK
 # error Must not define both BOOST_SYSTEM_DYN_LINK and BOOST_SYSTEM_STATIC_LINK
```

When I comment the added line everything works correctly as before.

The Boost.Thread jamfile contains
```
      <library>/boost/test//boost_unit_test_framework/<link>static
```

If I change it to
```
      <library>/boost/test//boost_unit_test_framework
```

I get an error
```
darwin.link ../../../bin.v2/libs/thread/test/test_thread.test/darwin-4.9.1/debug/threading-multi/test_thread
Undefined symbols for architecture x86_64:
  "_main", referenced from:
      start in crt1.10.6.o
ld: symbol(s) not found for architecture x86_64
collect2: erreur: ld a retourné 1 code d'état d'exécution

    "/usr/gcc-4.9.1/bin/g++-4.9.1"  -o "../../../bin.v2/libs/thread/test/test_thread.test/darwin-4.9.1/debug/threading-multi/test_thread" "../../../bin.v2/libs/thread/test/test_thread.test/darwin-4.9.1/debug/threading-multi/test_thread.o" "../../../bin.v2/libs/thread/test/test_thread.test/darwin-4.9.1/debug/threading-multi/winrt_init.o" "../../../bin.v2/libs/test/build/darwin-4.9.1/debug/threading-multi/libboost_unit_test_framework.dylib" "../../../bin.v2/libs/timer/build/darwin-4.9.1/debug/threading-multi/libboost_timer.dylib" "../../../bin.v2/libs/chrono/build/darwin-4.9.1/debug/threading-multi/libboost_chrono.dylib" "../../../bin.v2/libs/thread/build/darwin-4.9.1/debug/threading-multi/libboost_thread.dylib" "../../../bin.v2/libs/system/build/darwin-4.9.1/debug/threading-multi/libboost_system.dylib"       -g
```

Do you have an idea how this can be fixed?


You are right, using the size of a pointer does not make sense. I just committed dd2066f to correct this mistake. I think it will be wise to rebase these two commits on this branch before doing anything sensible with it.

Your finding made me realise that the initial patch worked because strlcpy only copies 5 characters ("lpass") to cmd and returns 5, which is smaller than sizeof(cmd) (8). kvm_getprocs only gives you the program name and not the absolute path of the program. If I'm not mistaken the other platforms provide an interface (proc_pidpath in OSX and /proc in Linux, FreeBSD and NetBSD) that enables you to determine the absolute path.
Question therefore: does it suffice for process_is_same_executable to compare program names, which have been derived from PIDs, or is there a reason for requiring absolute paths?


DivideByZeroProtection (lefticus) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: 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)


It's interesting, why did you do that? Now all the developers have to set up ssh-keys to get access to submodules?


Looks like you misspelled "canola"!


Agreed. Will rever to `fish-spec`.


check my comment on your latest commit

On Sun, Jan 11, 2015 at 2:37 PM, Sean Mahan <mahan2@pdx.edu> wrote:

> I am testing your tests now with the current code.
>
> On Sun, Jan 11, 2015 at 2:36 PM, Scott Anecito <notifications@github.com>
> wrote:
>
>> I can update the branch so it's in-sync with the master. However, the
>> strange thing is that the same code (minus the AL call) worked in my fork
>> from Christmas before I realized the work flow was to use branches, not
>> forks and recently branched and added the AL calls since AL had been added.
>>
>> —
>> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
>> <https://github.com/askore/capstone2014-firefoxOS/commit/4f33ad5eb691130aea3330aa38db3980d12492cb#commitcomment-9235006>
>> .
>>
>
>


LOL I tend to move small functions like this to the top. OK.


Its been a month since this commit.  You should merge with the main branch, before you forget what is going on here.


From what I saw they were not being used at all.


Yes, this it's possible. Let's get this merged before adding more environments to the travis as it's a PITA to debug this.


Attach/Detach is mostly used in the context of an object. Since the rule is an object, attach/detach make most sense here. Does that help ?


Não, na conversão o caractere original deve ter se perdido.


They don't get used in development (rails gives you its own error pages instead), but in production it servers the files in public/


Okay, I was wondering if it was intentional or not.  I just made it function the way on py3 that it was previously functioning on py2.  Go ahead and send a pull with the fix.


Sure.


Let's dump the colorbox and cloud-zoom options in the default template. Also need to duplicate this in foxyshop-single-product-shortcode.php


I would prefer to have the css file in the /css directory


Well, yes, unless you're using jitescript from JDK 1.6. I coded these as strings to maintain Java 6 support.

LambdaMetafactory is only present in JDK 1.8, and the other types are available in JDK 1.7+


I can remove that line from the comments, but notice that `spec.suite` will simply let users run functions starting with any key, so it's up to them in the end.


develop (evanweaver) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-clang-3.5: OK (2160 of 2189 tests passed)

![Build Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/build%20status-warnings-yellow.svg) ![Test Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/tests%20passed-98.67519415258108%25-yellow.svg)


Here, you forgot to remove e. This cause travis tests to fail.


Instead of duplicating the tests, why not set j and k to None if we have an unsupported version? Passing an explicit None was supported I think.


changed


On the helperfunctions.php file, it seems like there are a lot of changes that don't have anything to do with the addition of magnific with the removal of the addon functions and changes to the shipto functions. I'd like to limit this to the magnific changes.


Yes, that's the point!


Yeah I saw it, thanks. Everything is working now in new branch, I'm just double checking and going through the file to ensure consistent spacing/tabbing ATM.


On line 977 of helperfunctions.php, try setting the title of the <img> as well as the <a href>


might still need a few tweaks, i hacked my way into this.
Also i forgot to mark the issue as fixed via the commit, did it manually.


That's a typo: should be "and their licenses"


It's not used in the main loop because I need to run sub tests inside, like `before_each`, etc. Do notice it's used for all the other, `describe`, `before_`. `after_`, etc.


Why did you get rid of this?


@Hackwar  I would consider using `JComponentRouterView` classname. Think we should avoid using class names that are not properly camelcased.


all tests pass:
success: http://buildbot.rust-lang.org/builders/auto-mac-32-opt/builds/3110
success: http://buildbot.rust-lang.org/builders/auto-mac-64-opt/builds/3103
success: http://buildbot.rust-lang.org/builders/auto-mac-64-nopt-t/builds/3104
success: http://buildbot.rust-lang.org/builders/auto-linux-32-opt/builds/3095
success: http://buildbot.rust-lang.org/builders/auto-linux-32-nopt-t/builds/3095
success: http://buildbot.rust-lang.org/builders/auto-linux-64-opt/builds/3098
success: http://buildbot.rust-lang.org/builders/auto-linux-64-nopt-t/builds/3091
success: http://buildbot.rust-lang.org/builders/auto-linux-64-x-android-t/builds/3086
success: http://buildbot.rust-lang.org/builders/auto-win-32-opt/builds/2763
success: http://buildbot.rust-lang.org/builders/auto-win-32-nopt-t/builds/2761
success: http://buildbot.rust-lang.org/builders/auto-win-64-opt/builds/1599
success: http://buildbot.rust-lang.org/builders/auto-win-64-nopt-t/builds/1591


fast-forwarding master to auto = e7b397b0


Sure, but remember it's important to have a common hub for printing the error message and modifying the `$status` value.

I have a better idea, `spec.fail` that allows you to log a message, but it's not enforced.


Sure.


:+1: So kinda like before just more light weight. Just wondering why from sass to less? Not complaining just wondering.


develop (evanweaver) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-cppcheck-1.61: OK (0 of 0 tests passed)

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


You'll need to wrap those GLFW specific calls and an include with defines in the .cpp, otherwise it won't build with other window types. I use the same defines check that's used to choose ofAppGLFWWindow at compile time.

Include:

    // GLFW needed for clipboard support
    #if !defined(TARGET_NODISPLAY) && !defined(TARGET_OF_IOS) && \
        !defined(TARGET_ANDROID) && !defined(TARGET_RASPBERRY_PI)
	    #include "ofAppGLFWWindow.h"
    #endif

Function call (example):

    // use clipboard if available, otherwise use internal copybuffer
    #if !defined(TARGET_NODISPLAY) && !defined(TARGET_OF_IOS) && \
    	!defined(TARGET_ANDROID) && !defined(TARGET_RASPBERRY_PI)
     	    ofAppGLFWWindow *window = (ofAppGLFWWindow *) ofGetWindowPtr();
	    glfwSetClipboardString(window->getGLFWWindow(), getText().c_str());
    #else
        s_copyBuffer = m_text.substr(m_highlightStart, m_highlightEnd-m_highlightStart);
    #endif


@sonamtobgay I noticed the same issue and have submitted a pr (#6978) for it


You know we may want to add other meta functions later to parse more parts of `functions`. Also, the logic that extracts the description has nothing to do with logging a message so I separated them.


@MuhammetDilmac I add your description about talk, thanks!


Yeah, looking at this, all is idempotent.

The `pip install https://...` thing is a slight waste of time to do each time, but it'll work fine.


Note that on Travis-CI, the system assumes a Python virtualenv is set up.

You can set one up or not, at your option, within the Vagrant VM.


k


How and why? I was having problem with modifying the `$status` variable which was making it impossible to produce ay exit status, so the travis build would never know if we succeeded or not.


Another option is to use a base class and platform specific implementation classes, like ofAppBaseWindow. I also use this in ofxMidi between RtMidi on desktop and pgmidi on iOS.


saw approval from nikomatsakis
at https://github.com/eddyb/rust/commit/474872160a49e4048e5017f0bbb8d93d19267b9a


merging 20 batched pull requests into batch


status: {"merge_sha": "4bed1e8c0a433f30f85a01cd74d2251c73f590a2", "rollup_pulls": [[20415, "474872160a49e4048e5017f0bbb8d93d19267b9a"], [20820, "d4b70fe6c683a8a292353b60bdce40ecfe9f5962"], [20877, "6ff5ab1d01df014d8971bc74101b4a245bb8cf2d"], [20881, "4c78d2834446426b2dd3cc467f1324dacdc9042e"], [20883, "e4a2de7ed1a3d68c7f353da489d7242af75d8650"], [20895, "c871773f3258506fd71fbf70e54f3f63e5661f83"], [20898, "64b1a0da985aba36dc9d5726a93c66d8aa633fcb"], [20899, "8af47508e9dcc9537468989ccf7f656024ead176"], [20902, "e7e308f447eccb626f697b5d6d10b1c9e45839e4"], [20903, "514497e347afa9e8e2d1766a9fd6c3e11511e2b1"], [20905, "6c9bdf2a11268325485478fbe3b1565c61098b05"], [20915, "c05338793b39539121ce9117d1b341d6529948ba"], [20920, "0568464d365266d583e3562835fcdb2be4cc7860"], [20926, "da15417b9d7d53cb24758d034a48cae4f4569215"], [20930, "217cb6f131308f25ea7a6f66f8233b0cd46c581a"], [20933, "add92250383a3fcb5a8a74b4ac064ff06119e638"], [20934, "6f45cb493ecc8b09104b12b9b51d86279a14b032"], [20956, "c989bd4ab7db24699dd2f8773964e03c751d80c7"], [20966, "d355da6e6f30ab37bead7da5fc895de5b7047508"], [20968, "a9b01f6cbc5aa4d0335759fec369290b276d3aa5"]]}


Testing rollup candidate = 4bed1e8

**Successful merges:**

- #20415 rustc_typeck: unify expected return types with formal return types to propagate coercions through calls of generic functions. (eddyb/unify-expected-return = 474872160a49e4048e5017f0bbb8d93d19267b9a)
- #20820 Closure documentation: Fix boxed closure left-over (sellibitze/closure-doc = d4b70fe6c683a8a292353b60bdce40ecfe9f5962)
- #20877 Error Guide: Add Line Break to Robert Burns Quote (killercup/patch-4 = 6ff5ab1d01df014d8971bc74101b4a245bb8cf2d)
- #20881 Add new number literal suffixes to Vim syntax highlighting (brookst/master = 4c78d2834446426b2dd3cc467f1324dacdc9042e)
- #20883 Update 7.2.9 Array expressions (apreiml/master = e4a2de7ed1a3d68c7f353da489d7242af75d8650)
- #20895 Updates fixed-size suffix in 30 minute introduction (adregan/master = c871773f3258506fd71fbf70e54f3f63e5661f83)
- #20898 Cosmetic updates to TRPL text (sebras/trpl = 64b1a0da985aba36dc9d5726a93c66d8aa633fcb)
- #20899 fix shootout-threadring.rs (TeXitoi/fix-shootout-threadring = 8af47508e9dcc9537468989ccf7f656024ead176)
- #20902 reference: Small grammar fixes for correctness/consistency and updates for language changes. (stevencrockett/master = e7e308f447eccb626f697b5d6d10b1c9e45839e4)
- #20903 Fix dead link in documentation (s/task/thread/) (XMPPwocky/deadlink1 = 514497e347afa9e8e2d1766a9fd6c3e11511e2b1)
- #20905 Fix: GNU AArch64 assembler does not like @plt symbol suffix (akiss77/pr-morestack-plt = 6c9bdf2a11268325485478fbe3b1565c61098b05)
- #20915 Add ExactSizeIterator impls for Hash{Map, Set, Table} (csouth3/hash-iters = c05338793b39539121ce9117d1b341d6529948ba)
- #20920 Give mmap a page-aligned stack start address (piyo/issue-20853 = 0568464d365266d583e3562835fcdb2be4cc7860)
- #20926 Hepburn romanization of さようなら (xnil/patch-1 = da15417b9d7d53cb24758d034a48cae4f4569215)
- #20930 Switching out range(0,10) example to 0..10. Tests fine (charmeleon/master = 217cb6f131308f25ea7a6f66f8233b0cd46c581a)
- #20933 TRPL: `cargo build` doesn't run executables (gifnksm/patch-1 = add92250383a3fcb5a8a74b4ac064ff06119e638)
- #20934 Escape a leading # in a doc comment (tomjakubowski/patch-1 = 6f45cb493ecc8b09104b12b9b51d86279a14b032)
- #20956 replace deprecated uint references with u32 in trpl/looping.md (angst7/docfixes1 = c989bd4ab7db24699dd2f8773964e03c751d80c7)
- #20966 Fixing integer usage in ownership doc (Valloric/ownership-fix = d355da6e6f30ab37bead7da5fc895de5b7047508)
- #20968 Fix sentence fragment in librustc README (estsauver/20762 = a9b01f6cbc5aa4d0335759fec369290b276d3aa5)


@Hannes Good work. Feedback as requested :

- If you have special setters it's best to have getters too and make the class variables protected or even private. Your implementation now allows for the class variables to be set directly which can have unwanted side-effects.

- I would consider adding an isNestable() method to be able to check if the views is nestable or not.

- What is the difference between setName() and setViewName() ? These methods are a bit confusing to me, is there a better way we can name them ?


Really we should be returning 500s if something went terribly wrong inside
the server and 400s if the client passed an invalid credential, identifier,
etc.  But right now if the client does something wrong and the server
barfs, we still (often) cough up a 500.

On Sun, Jan 11, 2015 at 5:53 PM, JP Slavinsky <notifications@github.com>
wrote:

> Nothing stopping us from passing more error information back from the
> server (still have to use 500s at some level tho of course)
>
> Wish there were a more concise way to write this.
>
> On Jan 11, 2015, at 2:32 PM, kevinburleigh75 <notifications@github.com>
> wrote:
>
> > Really this should be only StandardErrors. But yes, we need to wrap them
> > because users shouldn't need to decipher OAuth2::BlahError, etc. We
> should
> > basically separate exceptions into two groups: ClientSideError and
> > ServerSideError. Unfortunately, we don't do a good job of that because
> we
> > return 500 codes for client request errors.
> >
> > On Sun, Jan 11, 2015 at 4:56 PM, JP Slavinsky <notifications@github.com>
>
> > wrote:
> >
> > > Really necessary to wrap all errors in a gem error? Can't we just let
> > > users rescue the error? Seems verbose.
> > >
> > > —
> > > Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> > > <
> https://github.com/kevinburleigh75/exchange-ruby-new/commit/16e2d08533da9cdcb439d2b0edf10c7370ade43a#commitcomment-9234818>
>
> > > .
> > >
> > —
> > Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub.
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> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
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82420068_GridViewMultiEdit (evanweaver) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: Build Failed

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Wouldn't correctly handle `href` attributes like `<a href="http://domain/path#data:blah">` if unescaped.


very well then, looks like  my finals kept me busy not noticing this, good job .)


It's using a wildcard. You can see `--to-equal` is the comments. If you are talking about the double dash I know what you mean, but this way is more readable because `--long-options` are usually syntax highlighted.


84205966-DefaultHVACConstruct (kbenne) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: Build Failed

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Minor typo in the package name here :)


@Hackwar I would consider changing this to `getCategoryId`you are getting the category identifiers, not it's key. They key would be the name of the identifier, aka 'id'.


cbecc-materials-bugs (macumber) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: Build Failed

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Oh -- note that I wouldn't bother doing the Postfix stuff that way on a dev VM.

I set it up to outright _discard_ all outbound mail, which is almost surely not what you want in dev mode. This is just so that the VM on Travis-CI has a situation other than "Connection Refused".


At least on semc devices, mp3 stutters like hell without the hw decoder


To store the return value of __any__ failed tests.


Isn't it better to refactor calls to `start-stop-daemon` to go through some function in `sh/functions.sh`
so that appropriate actions can be taken based on openrc/systemd?


Hmmm... interesting idea. So do you mean like deleting all the individual `Hero.js`, `Monster.js`, etc. files and making just one massive `game.js` that contains all the game's javascript code or do you mean that we should keep the `Hero.js`, `Monster.js` and simmilar files but have a program or something that compiles them all into the massive `game.js` file that we can reference in `index.html`?


Looks solid, although I wish the assertion were a bit stronger. I had planned to count the number of wheels in cache.

At any rate, I'll merge this. We can easily improve the test later.


What's the point in using a different HAL? I included samsung support in my HAL to minimize fragmentation between msm7x30 devices


A new push fixed it... http://openuserjs.github.io/OpenUserJS.org/ is now accessible. :)


Hmm, is it how they have handled the expiration date in rezo.rez? ... We should try everything we can to keep the code base clean, especially in rezo/. The logic here seems slow and messy, with this on every refresh we have 1 extra sql and some loops in it...

If this is the logic that is used on rezo.rez, then we should add a field for all users keeping track of their expiration date.

Maybe give constants some meaningful name? Maybe you can get end_date directly with sql?


Вы уверены, что это хорошая идея осуществлять посев в миграция?


I changed "mkFreshConst" back to "mkConst" and the tests still pass. In fact the tests pass when given
```checkSAT(eq(isDir, 1))``` so I think that they are using the wrong definition of eq.
Next commit should fix this.


Yes, we don't actually use that field. We should probably remove it in the code too.


Sweet! This is for #616


for consistency with other notes: "has changed"


as an argument


I'd like if you use `assertRaisesMessage` so it's easier to track the test to the code being tested.


this covers e.g. `http://wzrd.in/standalone/concat-stream@latest` but you also probably want it for `bundle` builds too e.g. `http://wzrd.in/bundle/concat-stream@latest`. standalone is like `browserify -s` and bundle is like `browserify -r`


Hi.
İnstalled successfully with sudo gem install beamer-remote. But when I use beamer-remote for starting server I got this error:

/usr/bin/beamer-remote:19:in `load': /Library/Ruby/Gems/1.8/gems/beamer-remote-0.0.1/bin/beamer-remote:9: odd number list for Hash (SyntaxError)
  skip_launch: true
              ^
/Library/Ruby/Gems/1.8/gems/beamer-remote-0.0.1/bin/beamer-remote:9: syntax error, unexpected ':', expecting '}'
  skip_launch: true
              ^
	from /usr/bin/beamer-remote:19


I think this was intentionally at this indentation level since it's meant to describe changes for the entire class, but doesn't matter much either way.


Yeah, I know. But at first I thought this kernel is outdated (I didn't know about branch stable).


no comma


develop (evanweaver) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (2175 of 2189 tests passed)

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the only complaint i have is that the functions don't look linear totally, i'll do refactoring sometime this week


The reason was that they were using the basic scala ```eq``` instead of the method we defined.
Next commit changes occurrences of ```eq``` to ```z.eq```` to disambiguate.


but thanks :smile:


Thanks!


Your recollection of the 'Starbase' bug (would it impact the first produced ship as well?) makes me think this should record the actual amount or 'costs' used versus what is needed. "Progress" could an additional calculation (sum of cost ratios?)

An additional factor to consider is the miniaturization effect. I am assuming it would only come to play for "new" construction. (but does that mean "new to the queue?" or "progress has not been made on it yet") Eventually there may need to be a process where item in the queue is assessed for the miniaturization effect on costs.


```mkFreshConst``` is only different from ```mkConst``` in that it prevents multiple consts from having the same name, it DOES NOT assert that they are distinct.

So it is fair to write:
```
cxt.mkFreshConst("foo", fileSystemStateSort)
cxt.mkFreshConst("foo", fileSystemStateSort)
```
The result is 2 consts of sort ```fileSystemStateSort``` which have different constants names which both start with ```foo``` but are unique. I am guessing that their names are "foo0" and "foo1".

But this is NOT okay:
```
cxt.mkConst("foo", fileSystemStateSort)
cxt.mkConst("foo", fileSystemStateSort)
```


"does little" should be changed to "does nothing", IMO.


I realize I didn't submit my formula for `hdf5-1.8.12` to homebrew/versions. Do you have one? The one I have doesn't accept `--with-mpi` (but it should). It's an old version of `hdf5` from homebrew/core that accepts `--enable-parallel`.


"... linked of to from silverstripe.org ..." doesn't make sense, I'm not quite sure what you're trying to say there?


The latter would be more exact. It would be hard to maintain a single massive file.


For what purpose?


@lmars I tried out an approach using reflection as suggested by @titanous... here's some benchmarks: https://gist.github.com/heavenlyhash/bbd641202e8d5c5c5778

Does this seem like something we would like to use?


*Woot* I'd like to get a beta release out soonish, just need to patch up open computers support.


This is commit number 222 btw :P I wonder when we'll reach 444...


Oh crap. I see what happened with the other changes in the helperfunctions.php. I think I accidentally utilized the helperfunctions from the latest version of FoxyShop in WP, but I think the GitHub version has changes since then so those got overwritten. I'm going to have to start this over again. :(

I think I should just re-fork this again hey, make it easier to review for you?

Your last messages about Line 977, looks like it's missing details. Please send again. Thanks!


@techee ok


Nifty! The overhead looks totally acceptable.


please translate the main.c into Nim. And instead of a bat file we need a special section in the tester for this test.


Twitter for Bridget should be
https://twitter.com/bridgethillyer


r=eddyb


Removing slash from link to technicians' forum profiles (fixing 29th/personnel/#179 temporarely)


Pulling changes from dev.


http://www.commitstrip.com/en/2014/08/07/our-cto-has-discovered-an-incredible-way-of-making-developers-read-his-commit-messages-you-wont-even-believe-how-he-did-it/ :)


There's more to it than that, but the maximum block size will be increased to 512 MiB in the next version.


第一個點可以嗎？


I learned how to pull request. :)


Find last
Find current
Build request for current+1 if current < last


Escaping text twice would lead to text full of `>` and `&`.  And I don't want to have to individually check every use of `innerHTML` to make sure it's safe.


I guess "template responses" means "TemplateResponse and SimpleTemplateResponse"? maybe this could be clarified by mentioning them in the first sentence and then being more vague below "if you have subclassed either template response class."


Hi Rafal, do you have a sample on using this class ?
If so, then please, commit it to the samples dir


Regarding CSS, I put it there because prettyPhoto CSS is within the /js/prettyPhoto/ folder, so I was trying to keep it consistent to that. Should we change it for both of them, just for Magnific Popup, or just leave it for now?


mistake? raid & legacy columns are missing. DB error on player create.


yea but @AbrarSyed some mac users are to stupid on how to update from java 6 to 7. so yea there is that...


Do we remove the mention of the options on line 31 as well?


Why are lines 111/112 not properly spread over many lines like everything else, respecting minimally the rest of the code style? It's very difficult to review that kind of code.

I will let @Deathamns merge the pull request, to decide whether the change to his code are fine with him.


Agreed. Do you have an idea for how we could go about implementing the second method?


It's not just about the owner, but about someone else's patients that are shared with me. And the problem is not that the patient is not included in the results, but that I can only see obfuscated details.


@gorhill sorry about that — it's a minified library. I'd be happy to replace that with the non-minified code (normally would have that in a separate `.js` file, but wouldn't want to pollute non-popover pages with that).


Add my github


Interfaces are exciting.


This also adds debug messages to help with two other issues:
* #957
* http://forum.micdoodle8.com/index.php?threads/ever-increasing-tile-entities-in-space-station.4828/


Not what I mean: for what purpose are you escaping everything?


> wouldn't want to pollute non-popover pages with that

I didn't look at the Firefox code much yet, but maybe it would make sense to have a `vapi-popup.js` then, even if for Chromium it means an empty JS file.


Fixed in latest commits


Actually, let's do this: code specific to the popup (or popover) will go into a platform-specific file, `vapi-popup.js`, that only `popup.html` will load.


rax retry tests


thank you


@gorhill Sounds good!

By the way, I was using popover because:

* Safari Extension API uses `popover`.

* It has the advantage of avoiding confusion with `popup`, which is a 'type of blockable content'.


nice, i like the idea to use the function keys as additional workspaces! :baby_chick:


Yeah, the test was failing because I haven't released a new version of the `straight` engine in which this method was already added (https://github.com/snitko/straight/commit/5e0a62bc7e9261a55dea6d70e5aa38e22901db7a). Thus, the test essentially covers this lib functionality (that is to say, I also have a similar test in `straight`).

I think maybe we should remove this spec from `straight-server` to not confuse people. Will do.


@takashiro ，亲，身份局那边谁在更新？有链接吗？


You have a typo here.  It should be:

```
@place = Place.new
```

Here it is:

```
@places = Place.new
```

Remove the s, save the file and you should be good to go.


Lol gitblame jest jakiś na maksa zjebany


Learning about Git and Github


Forgive any typos graphical errors this is my attempt at trying to pseudo code and drive using voice to text. I'm not a hundred percent sure how to describe the analysis I'm going to try to program here but in short it is a probability matrix for each word in its position within the structure. From a letter frequency standpoint we've already determined that the runes are basically flat as far as distribution of characters is concerned. Now I would like to do a similar type of frequency analysis but one that is based off of give an assumption so that if for example we are trying to determine the likelihood of a particular 3 character word being x then in that analysis free would also have to consider the most probable selections for the neighboring words. For example if we are assuming that the previous word in the structure is cheese then we can eliminate a large number of the four letter word for character words that would come after cheese.


A dupe.


iteration (axelstudios) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (2170 of 2188 tests passed)

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I wonder about removing the mutation observer though: given the order of callbacks, the popup UI is build after you resizing code. Is this going to be a problem?


lol :+1:


On Sun, Jan 11, 2015 at 05:08:02PM -0800, alex-konovalov wrote:
>    [1]http://www.commitstrip.com/en/2014/08/07/our-cto-has-discovered-an-i
>    ncredible-way-of-making-developers-read-his-commit-messages-you-wont-ev
>    en-believe-how-he-did-it/ :)

:-)
				Nicolas
--
Nicolas M. Thiéry "Isil" <nthiery@users.sf.net>
http://Nicolas.Thiery.name/


what you mean?


@gorhill nope (and it has worked quite well in my testing).

Basically, whenSizeChanges (the two longer minified lines) watches for the changes of `<body>`'s size. whenSizeChanges gets attached once and only once on `load`, and we can safely presume `<body>` won't be going away somehow without a `load`.


Nothing, I just found that funny...


ok


It's not that they're stupid, dmod; prior to 10.7, users CAN'T update to Java 7. They're stuck with Apple Java 6. However, since MC 1.6, Mojang has dropped support for PowerPCs, meaning Mac OSX 10.5 and lower. Therefore, there is one Mac version out of the 5 supported by Mojang that can't update to Java 7, and most people running 10.6 can update to 10.7 (but some can't update past 10.7, like me). Therefore, I'd say it's pretty safe to target Java 7.


a


hello, 0.13.1a version have some issues. can you update it ? for example, https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/HIVE-8154


The correct order according to StyleCop.MSBuild, version 4.7.49.0.
```C#
    class Foo
    {
        public int b = 0;
        Foo() { }
        ~Foo() { }
        public delegate double Delegate();
        public event System.Action EventField;
        public event System.Action Event { add { } remove { } }
        enum Enum { Enum1 }
        public interface Interface { }
        public int Property { set { } }
        public int this[int a] { set { } }
        void Method() { }
        public struct Sruct { }
        public class Class { }
    }
```


Changed link color to black in profile/service record (fixes 29th/personnek#154)


> it has worked quite well in my testing

I believe you, still not sure how it works -- I am guessing it's the scroll event listener which detect all potential future size changes?


You mean the problem is that people only see obfuscated details in the match results for patients which they are supposed to see all details about? Ah, I thought that was intended so that users are not surprised that patients who are only matchable are shown with more details (i.e. to make sure similar patients are shown the same way for both owners and other users). If that is not what we want we of course need to fix this - which permissions should be used instead then?


Here ```x``` is an array of values
http://ruby-doc.org/stdlib-1.9.2/libdoc/csv/rdoc/CSV.html#method-c-parse

```#create``` wants a hash-like object.

So you need to do something to convert from array to something like ```ruby
{
  id: <whatever>,
  otherField: <whatever>,
  ...
}```


Yes, indeed. The problem is fixed in the last commit.


@gorhill yes, the `scroll` event listener will persistently fire for all future size changes.


The correct order according to StyleCop.MSBuild, version 4.7.49.0.

```C#
    public class Foo
    {
        public const int z = 0;
        public static int v = 0;
        public int t = 0;
        internal int s = 0;
        protected internal int r = 0;
        protected int q = 0;
        const int x = 0;
        static int u = 0;
        private int p = 0;
    }
```


Because I don't want script injection vulnerabilities.  Sure, some of the things that are being escaped are guaranteed not to contain funny characters, but escaping them only adds a few microseconds, and I don't want to have to worry about introducing vulnerabilities with every change to the script, or to 4chan.


I added small fixes in a following commit. Apart from this: lgtm


remove analytics- now handled by cloudflare.


The correct order according to StyleCop.MSBuild, version 4.7.49.0.

```C#
    class Foo
    {
        int a = 0, b = 1;
        int c = 2, d = 3;
        delegate double Delegate();
        delegate double Delegate2();
        event System.Action EventField;
        event System.Action EventField1;
        event System.Action Event { add { } remove { } }
        event System.Action Event1 { add { } remove { } }
        enum Enum { Enum1 }
        enum Enum1 { Enum1 }
        interface Interface { }
        interface Interface2 { }
        int Property { set { } }
        int Property1 { set { } }
        public static int operator -(Foo a, Foo b) { return 0; }
        public static int operator +(Foo a, Foo b) { return 0; }
        void Method() { }
        void Method1() { }
        public struct Sruct { }
        public struct Sruct1 { }
        public class Class { }
        public class Class1 { }
    }
```


Good idea. I suspect same technique could be used on Firefox -- it currently also uses a mutation observer.


This logic could go in one of at least three places:

1. in a method on ```Policeshootings```
2. in a function in seeds.rb
3. in its own class

I would lean toward #2 for now, then move to its own class later if needed.


@gorhill Yes, it should work just as well on Firefox (though I should test it). Mind pointing me to the branch with the Firefox platform stuff?


I finally tracked it down enough to stop it from occurring: ac025e2d3c60773934b1438d7ab3e0e92024c6fc Took me several hours. One of the nastiest bugs that I ever had.