Are you using the LWJGL 2.9.2 jars?
On Jan 14, 2015 9:50 PM, "frustaci" <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> Well just tried a gradle sample, seems to be running just fine. So I'm at
> loss why my old project wont run without gradle.
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Jag kan gärna komprimera texten ännu mer, ville testa vad du tyckte först
:)

Nu kom sökningen också.

Jag lär mig git på samma gång...
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If you change the numbers at line 47, you'll get some strange results (accuracy=NAN or 0.076 or 0.998 or ...).
@Supermanu any idea where that's coming from?


narrow ternary op


@droe this breaks the makefile for me in both zsh and bash on OS X 10.10.2:
```
➜  sslsplit-0.4.10  SHELL=$(which bash) make
GNUmakefile:55: *** unterminated call to function `shell': missing `)'.  Stop.
```
```
➜  sslsplit-0.4.10  SHELL=$(which zsh) make
GNUmakefile:55: *** unterminated call to function `shell': missing `)'.  Stop.
```
Reverting the change fixes it.


School Pride


Helps with #26


create properties


school pride


see configs/apps/axis-alterations/emc_log - this looks like an accidentially committed logfile to me


Hey, any ideas when this will be pushed into the .org plugin?


Wszędzie nie dajesz ";" wiem że to czasami działa, ale nie zawsze.


remove max_temperature


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


merging 43 batched pull requests into batch


__API Blueprint syntax error on line 1__:  (Autogenerated message from apiary.io)


Niedeklarowanie zmiennych też pozostawiam bez komentarza.


status: {"merge_sha": "c48833176da82b9a637bfa56ffe3f4884825157a", "rollup_pulls": [[19353, "ab24ffe21a742287ee12d5992d4c90e83abb374d"], [20463, "9f5fc563d3d592d5e44ab71759ffa26d326b3daa"], [20632, "4b14f67df3c28cd1cd8ea5bf794a3e542c663d8d"], [20892, "9302dc5d9e13f716a21a5d9ebdcddc149a864b19"], [20929, "eabf2082856668c75ed6f7c229b24fb7755440bc"], [20964, "78b7e13bf02e59ad05a9d15725e3c36e9dcf7187"], [20976, "415fc5f0f10b6180193ecd309b21ae80a1efa6a9"], [20985, "11737a3e1d5080c10f1ca366a12cf8fed7941d49"], [20986, "a3d87fa448de23d9d2faaf6f68803e5925653244"], [20988, "8eba032f52a0b16b39a94267b4884f361e022c36"], [20991, "7e8453566ed15434e7bc19f52ee78ee6d67a4167"], [21001, "e1ff480e433697ae546e2cedebf659dc1b19572f"], [21005, "933303413e4fe97dbfd7e7f0a6f26dfb077696e8"], [21011, "ba9e223c57de82fbdb4da1446de570e028477aec"], [21013, "c403794310814d2d83e80f2f10308195505b48be"], [21014, "285277dd804e8e380dde764a00c97a721b4ef976"], [21015, "be407180d726f0121ccce9a7439f14de1731435c"], [21020, "e485d297ea6e882725c3d5b510183a3f8d816530"], [21023, "95f9e309f7307ace9218307f943f29662e21a1e5"], [21028, "425f449fdacb72f98a3e7c4326997b09b9b9a127"], [21029, "b704983ee925dff219ecc5b8e7dd2ba9fec64c1f"], [21031, "db7de969cfb50587475185e25bd09b7e73cafe83"], [21036, "d6e67e938bfce049432b3084787c055911b76f5c"], [21038, "2297b0cb0028965a2ef1d6a5de3d4c2dbe172825"], [21040, "16a8c4d2382d72aa414d89192422187acd290270"], [21041, "d7999d4041875ad4e9d16f400342301ee2eab081"], [21046, "599232503a7959faafa21bc8b38ca98f4b28e536"], [21054, "71884601f955c67b055fad8351074eae4f849769"], [21059, "6a7f0a99d8005187736c3c26c5cc2d538a42590f"], [21066, "323abc0eb0e99d445a38aa4fc0da93f5791ff492"], [21071, "9af8a646a964985fe42a91ea34672266c91ae295"], [21075, "31ac1fb93df9b9a2db332f055052dbfb779bdf91"], [21103, "1217007c8335ec2b3097583ff3e0ad15a35af26e"], [21105, "07f723f19bdf1054d140fc713f72f04a2f1b4258"], [21109, "ad0ce88c6cceec7a5cc3efc91b9447b05fd578a1"], [21110, "806c13589a319292849443d4b8ad44d2edc78cbf"], [21120, "6cfbcca41e259ddf93fb86a54e8d5f5bbcd3e6f1"], [21124, "40219249cf87585023e0d1b44de261dd56752142"], [21126, "fb556288737ececbc12b177b45a0717ff4dd5b66"], [21133, "5a16ceb291fd1b021efc342e3058c0f1ce534778"], [21141, "428da78de10310744a33b5e5b7d85e1a11e8e7ed"], [21148, "bf899e997e8aa3bf806f7cf0cf2a5e714ff705cc"]]}


Testing rollup candidate = c488331

**Successful merges:**

- #19353 Add full Rust language grammar definition to docs (icorderi/docs/grammar = ab24ffe21a742287ee12d5992d4c90e83abb374d)
- #20463 [r+] Return passed value from black_box (amaranth/black_box_output = 9f5fc563d3d592d5e44ab71759ffa26d326b3daa)
- #20632 Replace usage of deriving with derive in docs (gchp/reference = 4b14f67df3c28cd1cd8ea5bf794a3e542c663d8d)
- #20892 Replace uint with u32 in trpl/guessing-game.md (CarVac/master = 9302dc5d9e13f716a21a5d9ebdcddc149a864b19)
- #20929 Ease parsing of an English sentence (laurilehmijoki/master = eabf2082856668c75ed6f7c229b24fb7755440bc)
- #20964 Fix attr syntax in recursion limit diagnostic (sfackler/recursion-syntax = 78b7e13bf02e59ad05a9d15725e3c36e9dcf7187)
- #20976 Remove unused import. (jbcrail/rm-unused-import = 415fc5f0f10b6180193ecd309b21ae80a1efa6a9)
- #20985 iOS: fixed install phase (vhbit/ios-install = 11737a3e1d5080c10f1ca366a12cf8fed7941d49)
- #20986 [r+] Doc fixes (alkor/doc-fixes = a3d87fa448de23d9d2faaf6f68803e5925653244)
- #20988 Purge references to Rust tasks from TRPL. (ciphergoth/task-to-thread = 8eba032f52a0b16b39a94267b4884f361e022c36)
- #20991 Redo Segmented stack support for DragonFly (mneumann/llvm-dragonfly-take2 = 7e8453566ed15434e7bc19f52ee78ee6d67a4167)
- #21001 Remove usage and reference of feature(globs) from the book (camjackson/master = e1ff480e433697ae546e2cedebf659dc1b19572f)
- #21005 Update #[deriving] documentation. (huonw/deriving-docs = 933303413e4fe97dbfd7e7f0a6f26dfb077696e8)
- #21011 Small grammar fix in the book (steveklabnik/gh20993 = ba9e223c57de82fbdb4da1446de570e028477aec)
- #21013 Small fix in the book (steveklabnik/gh20914 = c403794310814d2d83e80f2f10308195505b48be)
- #21014 Clean up unary operators in the reference (steveklabnik/gh20876 = 285277dd804e8e380dde764a00c97a721b4ef976)
- #21015 Link to sections in the book's README.md (steveklabnik/gh20852 = be407180d726f0121ccce9a7439f14de1731435c)
- #21020 Improve example in the intro. (steveklabnik/gh20844 = e485d297ea6e882725c3d5b510183a3f8d816530)
- #21023 Clean up wording around uninitialized values. (steveklabnik/gh20840 = 95f9e309f7307ace9218307f943f29662e21a1e5)
- #21028 Remove PDF link on 404 page (steveklabnik/gh17368 = 425f449fdacb72f98a3e7c4326997b09b9b9a127)
- #21029 [r+] Improve the ownership guide a tad (steveklabnik/gh19924 = b704983ee925dff219ecc5b8e7dd2ba9fec64c1f)
- #21031 Improve clarity of paragraph in the pointer guide (steveklabnik/gh19067 = db7de969cfb50587475185e25bd09b7e73cafe83)
- #21036 Vec's IntoIter should be Send/Sync when Vec is (renato-zannon/into-iter-impls = d6e67e938bfce049432b3084787c055911b76f5c)
- #21038 Elaborate on destructuring let (steveklabnik/gh20471 = 2297b0cb0028965a2ef1d6a5de3d4c2dbe172825)
- #21040 Don't use 'synonym' with regards to newtypes (steveklabnik/gh20037 = 16a8c4d2382d72aa414d89192422187acd290270)
- #21041 Add explanation of main to rustdoc docs (steveklabnik/gh17554 = d7999d4041875ad4e9d16f400342301ee2eab081)
- #21046 [r+] Windows building fixes (steveklabnik/gh16654 = 599232503a7959faafa21bc8b38ca98f4b28e536)
- #21054 Remove dead link from make tips (steveklabnik/gh17950 = 71884601f955c67b055fad8351074eae4f849769)
- #21059 Add note about TLS lookups in random() (steveklabnik/gh16072 = 6a7f0a99d8005187736c3c26c5cc2d538a42590f)
- #21066 add test for issue #20575 (japaric/issue-20575 = 323abc0eb0e99d445a38aa4fc0da93f5791ff492)
- #21071 make the book more mobile friendly (sfaxon/mobile-friendly-book = 9af8a646a964985fe42a91ea34672266c91ae295)
- #21075 Various changes to Rust Introduction (iKevinY/intro-changes = 31ac1fb93df9b9a2db332f055052dbfb779bdf91)
- #21103 [r+] Fix a typo and use if-let instead of match in std::result docs (nagisa/result-typo = 1217007c8335ec2b3097583ff3e0ad15a35af26e)
- #21105 Remove unneeded box import in examples (csouth3/kill-box-import = 07f723f19bdf1054d140fc713f72f04a2f1b4258)
- #21109 Provide example of generic inverse() (steveklabnik/gh17224 = ad0ce88c6cceec7a5cc3efc91b9447b05fd578a1)
- #21110 [r+] Updating email address for Rohit Joshi (rohitjoshi/patch-1 = 806c13589a319292849443d4b8ad44d2edc78cbf)
- #21120 [r+] Issue model lexer questionmark (fhahn/issue-model-lexer-questionmark = 6cfbcca41e259ddf93fb86a54e8d5f5bbcd3e6f1)
- #21124 [r+] Re-direct to the right place. (steveklabnik/fix_redirect = 40219249cf87585023e0d1b44de261dd56752142)
- #21126 Dlist examples (sleepynate/dlist-examples = fb556288737ececbc12b177b45a0717ff4dd5b66)
- #21133 Improve Rust Documentation & Reference on mobile (iKevinY/mobile-rustdoc = 5a16ceb291fd1b021efc342e3058c0f1ce534778)
- #21141 [r+] TRPL: Anti-example failing for the wrong reason. (tcard/master = 428da78de10310744a33b5e5b7d85e1a11e8e7ed)
- #21148 fix wrong link (bombless/patch-1 = bf899e997e8aa3bf806f7cf0cf2a5e714ff705cc)

**Failed merges:**

- #20998 s/deriving/derives in Comments/Docs (estsauver/20984 = 7e472ef163f414411f56b0258928c518253966b3)


Nein, die brauchen wir eigentlich. Das demonstriert, dass mein Test noch nicht richtig testet. Ich habe grade einen Commit gemacht.


Shouldn't the description tag mirror what the `render_page_title` title says? For example, on the show page, we should have a description of the layer, not the application. That way in google we'd have the correct description for the layer.


to jest w zasadzie jedyna funkcja, którą mogę dodać torpedę na mapę. Jak mam w takim razie z zewnątrz dostać się do "podklasy" Torpedos ?
Potrzebna jest funkcja która weźmie x,y, exploded i "dorysuje" torpedę.


Wow! Fast response!

Yes, I have things set up for running the mm-utils and have been playing around for the last day or so with getting data from the pump, most of which seems to be working well. Unfortunately, I am not able to send any commands to the pump other than to download data - no keypresses, no suspend/resume, no bolus, etc. I understand the X23 isn’t one of the pumps I’ve seen in any of the configs/logs/etc, so I’m hoping to be able to help out with getting support for this model working.
I’ve been a coder by trade for over a decade, but I’m relatively new to python. :)

Thanks a ton for the link to the chat room, and thanks even more for your work on this project!!

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> Fantastic!
>
> If you run sudo python setup.py develop you should be able to use any of the mm-* tools anywhere on your system.
>
> You should be able to do export SERIAL=772310 once.
> There is an port scanning feature, you can automatically find your serial port python -m decocare.scan.
> You should also be able to test your connection with the usb stick itself (no rf): python -m decocare.stick $(python -m decocare.scan)).
>
> If that works, using the mm-* tools should be a snap:
>
> Get latest 30 minutes:
> mm-latest.py --init 30.
>
> The status-quo.sh script seems to have gone out of date a bit, I need to think about how to handle that.
> From this it looks like things are working, the mm-latest.py will print some records from the last 30 minutes of pump history along with a bunch of other options.
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typo


Czemu robisz refresh, wywalając tym sposobem wszystkie obiekty torped, gdy dodajemy naszą?


I'm having a problem with the change you made for the Number / Scientific conversions. The build is failing for me because

```
Couldn't match expected type ‘AT.Number’
                with actual type ‘Scientific’
```

I need information on the version number of scientific and attoparsec you are using.


Ukaz `print` rabiš samo pri `spplot`. Tukaj sicer ne moti, a ti zaradi tega program izpiše `NULL` (to je vrednost, ki jo vrne `plot`).


Dziękuję za uwagi. W najbliższym czasie postaram się poprawić błędy :)

Pozdrawiam,
Ania

2015-01-14 12:15 GMT+01:00 rudykocur <notifications@github.com>:

> funkcja pythonowa max w połaczeniu z parametrem key załatwiła by ten
> problem w 1-2 linijkach
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Wszędzie brakuje ";"


modifier


var torpedos
var tor
...


I think it's because you're using an old versino of Aeson


pass message to super constructor


Closes #7


how do i get these values i wanna add lcd calibration to redmi 1s


sorry didnt test properly before merging PR, fixed in #7016


Szcun za te "for'y", ale myslę, że to nie miejsce na nie.
Proszę jak możesz to pozmieniaj.


In a sense, you are right.

But at the same time, we are changing the behaviour.
Throwing a +68 or +92 or even some +68*2 or +92*2 is quite different.
Also, I was not sure if adding the King as a contact check support would have some side effects.

So this is adding something, instead of removing something.
But the code is simpler, cover more cases exactly, is easier to understand and faster too.

Let's see how it goes. Hopefully it will pass with flying colors !


Yes, replaced manually just to be sure and recompiled libgdx. I can even locate the Display.class from inside my project in gdx-backend-lwjgl.jar where I can see getPixelScaleFactor is defined. Natives updated too.


The `src/.settings` folder also needs to be removed from this repository.

And, add them to the `.gitignore` file :) .


Real file name? :)


comment


add no water validation


rename NotEnoughWaterException


I'd prefer we exit with a error on stderr if username is blank. Most modern shells have readline support. Why retry?


Hardcoding JBOSS here is bad idea, use abstraction.


Hrm, maybe you got a second LWJGL jar on the classpath? Can you check your
Java Build settings on your project, tab Libraries and order and export? We
actually package LWJGL with libGDX in the gdx-backend-lwjgl.jar.
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> Yes, replaced manually just to be sure and recompiled libgdx. I can even
> locate the Display.class from inside my project in gdx-backend-lwjgl.jar
> where I can see getPixelScaleFactor is defined. Natives updated too.
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unpossible?


should we add tests so that this kind of mistake won't cause a regression?


**[unitTests_php_branches run failed](http://qa-s2.wikia-prod:8080/job/unitTests_php_branches/10034/testReport/) for this commit**


The text reset (`$color = NULL`) should be `\033[0m` but is `\033[m`. I guess this condition is not necessary when `$colors[NULL]` exists. Or not?


Pushed the changes.


this commit could be better titled as an explanation of whats going on

also your change needs to be backcompat with the old format that devtools issues. if you inspect an old chrome rev its gonna send strings, right?

tests please.


Good fix!


r+


This should work: https://github.com/CyanogenMod/android_kernel_oneplus_msm8974/commit/03bbd31c518803e57e2f52ee026e92a3b0cdfc5c


let's just call this key :|


@dnomadb I see an easy-ish optimization to be made. Since the rest of your code doesn't (afaict) assume `input` is a list and treats it as an iterator, doing stuff like `(something(feat) for feat in input)`, I think we can avoid calling `readlines()` above and thereby avoid unnecessarily making a massive list.

The one thing to look out for is that iteration over a file/stdin iterator exhausts it, so you can only play `(something(feat) for feat in input)` once.


I've actually removed this a few commits ago... it does not perform very well... besides this should be done by the renderer and the open gl renderer does this... you can set your desired fps at the very top of its class


Contributor or not, we constrained ourselves to do everything with PRs. This commit is an exception as this is not really a feature or a bug. You can simply do a git merge from your PR branch to the master, we do the same.

Thanks anyway for the good words. It works well with 2 right now but I'll send you a mail (in french :p) some times.


I prefer apiKey!


assertEquals


better? :)


remove


Thanks Juan,

Can you please convert this repo to private. We have a private access now for the mrpibiotech .

Lets catch up on monday to work more on it.

thanks
Raji


saw approval from jdm
at https://github.com/ebalint/servo/commit/a5c2e5c6d25001b064c2050620443a0fbbcd62e8


merging ebalint/servo/canvas = a5c2e5c6 into auto


ebalint/servo/canvas = a5c2e5c6 merged ok, testing candidate = 8bf52b75


This is a dev edition for sample platform


Sounds good.  I've made the changes you've indicated here (with some minor modifications).


test all exceptions


Yeah


Have you measured the performance of this solution versus previous version?

I don't like much this approach. We are loading in every execution FileLocator, Container, ContainerBuilder, PhpDumper, YamlFileLoader plus we are adding file_exists. This is one of the things SIFO tries to avoid always and the reason on which we rely on generated files.

I might agree on adding support for dependecy injection but this way is too messy in my opinion.

Thanks


configure


@mboersma Don't we also need to bump `ENV DEIS_RELEASE 1.3.0-dev` in all of the Dockerfiles?


some tests failed:
failure: http://build.servo.org/builders/android/builds/571


Yes, I'd probably go with reader and writer :-)

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Ah, had forgotten that naming scheme.
A fetcher reads and an etcher writes, what should they be called, reader and writer?

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нет я не про include, а в самом кодеблоке добавлять myfans.с в проект  >?


Yes, I will update the comments at the top of the test case.


Thanks for confirming, @nicwaller.


Why not to use IntPtr.Zero?


Unfortunately it no longer builds for me. Yes, I was using an older aeson: 0.6.2.1.

I wanted to avoid running `cabal update` on porter because I didn't want to get into cabal hell trying to build rms or tagmatch. Do you mind if we revert to aeson 0.6.2.1?


Are you sure that this line does what it is intended to do?
Now there are __two__ returns statements within the else-branch, __but the second one can never be reached.__ What's more, the detect_language() function will return 'de_DE' anyway, basically making the if-statement useless. Is this intentional and a way of saying "The installer only supports German by now.", or is this a mistake?


I know we need to run `cabal update` someday, and move to a new Haskell Platform, but it's a problem I didn't want to deal with now.


This is checking something slightly different than it was; it's now checking whether the dictionary contained the entry, whereas it was checking whether the entry was either contained or had a null value.  Does that distinction matter, i.e. is it possible _definedCategories[categoryName] == null?


Good point - why not just use the empty username?  It's not like it'll break anything worse.


I do not see maybeWarnTypeSyntax being used anywhere, does this flag actually do anything at the moment?


The `ENV DEIS_RELEASE` wasn't in v1.2.0, and since we do patch releases as cherry-picks of specific commits, it's not in v1.2.1 either. But I guess starting with v1.3.0 that will have to be part of the release process.


Does this fix the Spawn Rate and the Walking on Land?


You will be missed.


The only difference I can see is that in case of gradle there's both gdx-backend-lwjgl-1.5.2.jar without the lwjgl stuff and lwjgl-2.9.2.jar is included apart + natives.
On my project there's only gdx-backend-lwjgl.jar that includes everything (lwjgl stuff) the old way + natives.
My wild guess is that somehow the LwjglGraphics.getWidth cant find the org.lwjgl.opengl.Display.getPixelScaleFactor in the same package, but I have no clue why.


I'll see if I can build on my laptop after `cabal update`. I know the current package versions for rms on porter, which would mostly be the same for tagmatch, so we could always select exact versions.


That explains why `bumpver` didn't do it - that was added to bumpver in the PR.


Way to go, Omar!


Are you serious? Or you be trolling?


If grViz won't work in the Viewer you can actually use the sizingPolicy with `viewer.suppress` to *force* it to open in a browser even when inside RStudio. We do that for some widgets that are very large. e.g. see https://github.com/christophergandrud/networkD3/blob/master/R/sankeyNetwork.R#L87


Hrm, could be that the old style release uses LWJGL 2.9.1. Gotta check our
Ant build.
On Jan 14, 2015 10:31 PM, "frustaci" <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> The only difference I can see is that in case of gradle there's both
> gdx-backend-lwjgl-1.5.2.jar without the lwjgl stuff and lwjgl-2.9.2.jar is
> included apart + natives.
> On my project there's only gdx-backend-lwjgl.jar that includes everything
> (lwjgl stuff) the old way + natives.
> My wild guess is that somehow the LwjglGraphics.getWidth cant find the
> org.lwjgl.opengl.Display.getPixelScaleFactor in the same package, but I
> have no clue why.
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oops! fichiers compilés ;)


No . I think the 2nd semister will start with it. But nobody has taught me yet.

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Error, not the initial commit for ApplicationData.java.


Do we have this URL as a constant somewhere?


quel blaireau


Check out this newer commit: 92a56ee
All those will only be loaded in development. Not even the file_exists will be executed.

Cheers!


Nope, that looks good. I'm out of ideas :( I can only suggest you port your
project to the Gradle style build.
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>> The only difference I can see is that in case of gradle there's both
>> gdx-backend-lwjgl-1.5.2.jar without the lwjgl stuff and lwjgl-2.9.2.jar is
>> included apart + natives.
>> On my project there's only gdx-backend-lwjgl.jar that includes everything
>> (lwjgl stuff) the old way + natives.
>> My wild guess is that somehow the LwjglGraphics.getWidth cant find the
>> org.lwjgl.opengl.Display.getPixelScaleFactor in the same package, but I
>> have no clue why.
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Nope, camera hangs with this also. :( But it gives correct permissions for /dev/oncrpc/* for source built GPS HAL to work which I'm currently testing now.


I stumbled across this (orphaned?) commit @nowells. Any insights to why it didn't make it in to this repo? Couldn't track down the PR it may have been tied too, found it on the history of the #563 thread.


@kasper93: I fixed a few issues. A `%` was missing, a `"` was missing, I moved upload below, I added a call to build.bat getversion for the HASH.

Note that `build.bat getversion` failed without the change there.


Is there a way to add a description attribute to each entry in the gallery?  Something like when you hover over the thumbnail the description pops up.


if ($is_dev_environment || !file_exists($php_services_files['prod'])) {


I believe the compiler will generate a call to Dictionary's parameterless ctor here.  Do you want to explicitly pass in a capacity, since it looks like you know exactly how big it's going to be?


I think you meant to use `en_GB`, not `en_UK` (which doesn't exist).


Thanks, ill try to figure out :)


r=nrc


I would like to add on others


I think this was written before we really started using scalaz. It can be improved but that wasn't the focus of this PR.


subite el .zip en la carpeta /bin martin :) @martin-dosantos-olx


See you


Right now example texts are added below instructions and above language specifications. If you want me to move them to another part of the screen, I can do that.


why'd you stop signing your gems? :(


No, this is the first commit. You will see more changes in the next months. We are starting a project to support TypeScript-style syntax like:

var x : number = 123;

but it will take a while before it's available for general use.


I don't know what you mean by "grammatical tags".  In the above, I think "S" is supposed to mean "subject"....

This parse is considered the most probable because LG has a built-in parse-ranking system.  Every link has a (floating-point) cost, with cost=0 being the most likely (very roughly, the cost is minus the log of the probability).   Thus, the parse with the lowest cost is the most likely.

Parsing is driven by the dictionary, and it is possible (likely) that the Russian dictionary is assigning costs incorrectly to some things.  Certainly, the English dict, which has had much much more work, is still not really right.  Building dicts is extremely time-consuming.


Serious.  #50 just gets rid of the whole "make sure it's not empty" loop.  If you type in an empty username or password, it won't work.  Deal with it.


Eh beh, tu n’as pas chaumé :D Ça load vite ? :)


May be we can  add a comment here so that we wouldn't override this as spark requires this version. Need to verify if this version conflicts any other XD components.


Magic namber. I think named constant won't prevent.


What was the purpose of making these readonly?  In general I recommend that, however in this case, it's forcing a bunch of other changes, including constructing new SingleRange values, copying extra data, etc.  Why not just leave these as mutable... were you simply trying for the best practice of non-mutable value types?


Here is `^S8`.


@rromanchuk tested https://github.com/rs/SDWebImage/pull/997 out. unfortunately for us, this slows the loading on collection views. I think its a multi threading problem which requires much deeper investigation than wrapping the start function with the main_sync_safe method.


TypeScript pretty much follows the never-officially-released ECMAScript 4 concept (supported by JScript.net as well as ActionScript), right? So this is basically ECMAScript 4 type syntax. And it will compile to ECMAScript 5+, right?

Nice!


And here is `^S16`.

Both are replaced by the same function `pre_framebuffer_write()` but this function does not consider the `^S8` and `^S16`. Any side effect on this?


test comment


otro comment


I`m a little big busy atm,
but I guess this isn`t the right place for a guide
"How to port commits to a different rom".
Like for your first problem, the compiler
told you about the problem,
it`s the opposite of your first problem.
Here, you defined an alredy existing resource
in another xml, (original: .../cm_strings.xml,
additional: .../dk_strings.xml).

If you need help, contact me via Hangouts:
xxmrhyde2@gmail.com,
or at XDA: XXMrHyde


Vendors prefix are not necessary, we use a css [autoprefixer](https://www.npmjs.com/package/gulp-autoprefixer)


1) You should use "continue" here instead of rendering an empty string
2) Please add a comment here explaining that Enums are classes, so we don't want to render anything.


Let's make this consistent. Please put a `final` on this parameter.


No :(


Same change as above here.


Why not put all this inline functions in the preprocessor file? Are you sure inline in .c and inline in .h both have the same meaning?


Thank you for the explanation!

By "grammatical tags" I mean word tags like "m3fsi" in "она.m3fsi".


`Platform not supported` isn't a great message, it would help if it was more like:

`Platform does not support `+scriptname
(You could actually make that work with a bit of bind magic on `handleError`)


Surely. We can put that field in the google doc, and then code something up in the js.

So far I got this working without touching the source code at all, except subbing in the path to our google doc. So mouseover events are not built in, but could be added.

Issue #1


chain of redundant else


All the lines above this have the annotation on the same line as the variable, please correct and make them consistent


solved, had to separate two lines for changes to vector to persist


But #812 is about `package.json`, not `bower.json` ...


To ne bo v redu, saj tako izgubiš informacijo o dejanskem številu. Če hočeš ZDA obravnavati posebej, lahko narišeš ves preostali svet, pa gor dodaš ZDA s posebno barvo - seveda se spodobi tudi napisati, za kakšno število gre, da se lahko primerja z ostalimi. Poleg tega bi bilo koristno ničelne vrednosti nadomestiti z `NA`, da se bodo lažje ločile od tistih držav z vsaj kakšno restavracijo. Nekaj takega bi šlo:
```R
USA <- svet$name == "United States"
svet$stevilo.trgovin[svet$stevilo.trgovin == 0] <- NA

print(spplot(svet[!USA,], "stevilo.trgovin", col.regions = topo.colors(100),
             main = "Število restavracij po posameznih državah",
             sp.layout = list(list("sp.polygons", svet[USA,], fill = "red"),
                              list("sp.text", coordinates(svet[USA,]),
                                   svet$stevilo.trgovin[USA]))))
```


The space between the last two %s here should be moved into the implements_string above so that you don't get double spaces if the enum doesn't implement anything.


That's... weird.


@kecinzer I had it all working but didn't get to push patches before all the commits were deleted.


I got it to build on my laptop by running:

```
cabal install aeson-0.8.0.2 --force-reinstalls
cabal install
```

So it seems I have once again skirted the need for `cabal update`.


Even if value is > 0 ? :)


We can't include non-integral types in the request property bag else we get those serialization warnings when trying to cache the object. It's also hard to say whether that would even work -- the request goes through a number of copies before it reaches initWithRequest in my observations, and is OS-dependent. This is intended as a lightweight optimization to avoid an unnecessary double canonicalization (but not all of them).

I'll add an "-is-" to the string for clarity.


Nah, looks like you were right, I thought that commit had already been released but it's just been merged to master. The `display: none;` seems superfluous anyway since we actually create and remove the elements as necessary anyway. Regardless, I put together a quick PR to fix this: #1804


Change `Prints` to `Lists` and drop `for Cordova.`
Wrap at `Will` and line it up under `Lists`.

Please try running:
`cordova help run` in a 80 column terminal. If the line wraps (which I suspect it does), please wrap to the first word after the dots.

I think we aren't using `.`s in this part of the output, so drop the `.` after `provided`.


if (QUnit.urlParams.notification) {


No need to use a % here.


When an `if` control structure maps directly to a value but is too verbose to be inlined with an `if` expression, I think it's much more readable to use an exhaustive structure that always assigns, rather than initializing a default and conditionally mutating. I think this would be cleaner as:
```python
if row_error['fatal']:
    css_class = 'error'
elif show_warnings:
    css_class = 'warning'
else:
    css_class = None
```


It is possible to save bit register or register in a variable? @guiott @katodo
This code written doesn't work.


I just coded what I mean in the pull request #95. Can you take a look?


Thanks for noticing. Long day at work, brain failing...


userQueryProxy.h is the "class header" for userQueryProxy.cc , right?


> A one-off test is available that asserts the precomputed values are equal to the values that would have been computed at runtime using the previous implementation.

I may have just missed it, but where is this test you mention?


I was suspicious when tests passed without errors, but I assumed we didn’t have any rounded corners in there. :)


Ok, sorry, didn't check standard...

For the second part: Would this than enable to set any numeric type from python? (e.g. int8, unit8, int16, etc.) Because currently when a new node with integer-numeric value is created they all have type int64 (since is default in python) That is actually exactly what I need currently :+1:


Sounds like a good idea.


I don't want all NFE pokemon that are tiered.

Like I think there are some prevos of pseudo-legendaries, like Shelgon and Dragonair and Zweilous, that are  NU-usable but have no business being in randbat.


could be marked as readonly?


Job pr-scala failed for 4e77c51d Took 141 min. (ping @adriaanm) [(results)](https://scala-webapps.epfl.ch/jenkins/job/pr-scala/9468/):

To retry exactly this commit, comment `PLS REBUILD/pr-scala@4e77c51decb7090efe11d5c7960a4cd563a14fc0` on PR 4247.
NOTE: New commits are rebuilt automatically as they appear. A forced rebuild is only necessary for transient failures.


Nevermind; I see you did that in a later commit.


You should remove this if statement and instead have the line:
enum_str = "%s(%s)" % (key, repr(value))
This will ensure that any quotes in the string are escaped.


c+1, nice and simple way to handle this


Oh ... we call those "subscripts" and they are entirely optional; not every word will have them.

The IDxxx link on к нему  means it is an idiom, and idiom words usually never have subscripts. Here;

к_нему ко_мне к_ним к_ней к_нам к_вам к_тебе за_мной по_нему за_тобой туда_же на_ум так_рано на_первое_место мимо_него мне_в_голову по_этой_дороге ему_в_голову из_лесу мимо_нас : EI+ or E-;

line 806 of 4.0.dict


OK, it passed Standard 5+0.05
There is an error in the git notes at the top of this page.

"For example. Black Rf8, Re1. White Nf1 and Kg1.
Black has now 2 safe contact checks which were not recorded before, "
but my formula will record only one (not two as I said) (which might be fine anyway)
That is 68 more added to the attackUnits !


Sometimes `npm` goes down which causes Travis to fail. As long as `npm test` works, you're good.


They are not the same. Eg, ES4 had support for non-nullable and nullable type operators (! and ?) which don't exist in TypeScript. TypeScript is ES6 + type syntax that they devised.


lol the haters.


buffer++ ? :)


тут тебе надо только делать `window.open` только при первой загрузке. потом когда зашли на страницу которая указана в редиректе, записать токен и не открывать страницу авторизации если он существует, тогда у тебя юзер будет оставаться залогиненый


https://docs.python.org/2/library/functions.html#super

Generally, you don't need to subclass `threading.Thread`, though. You can create a function and use the [args](https://docs.python.org/2/library/threading.html#threading.Thread) for these arguments.


Even if value is > 0 :)


I don't know if you made this as a workaround for kexec hardboot, but this is not needed, you can reserve kexec memory after ramdump tags and crash last logs. I can open a pull request if you revert these commits :smile:


None of those three are tiered.


Why did you delete all those commits?


`['suggestion']` is a overloaded here, because the `custom_resolver` member, when populated, will have a `suggestion` entry. This could be confusing. How about `help_text`?


how about `_get_itree_help_text` ?


Please use `git cherry-pick -x` on release branches to make it easier to see which commits were cherry-picked.


STL Regexes are broken on most implementations which is why we recommend pcrecpp


:( :-1:  :(


too much trouble :D
certs expires after some time and then it fails when releasing and I guess
also when installing ... also nobody ever cared and the signing thing never
caught on ...

did you use signing in any way ?

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rax retry tests


Thanks for the notification. I am quite sure that this commit is actually unrelated, it was the earlier rewrite that introduced the unquoted dollar signs that caused the regexp terminating slash to be removed by variable substitution under some circumstances. I believe I fixed this in c9aa840.


r+


# **My Experience with Big Data**
***
My first experience with big data occurred when I began working for the Canadian Red Cross two years ago. As a coordinator for the disaster management operations team, I used internal disaster statistics to create disaster maps in order to improve the quality of our responses and services. I also created infographics about our operations for fundraising and public education purposes. ~~Ironically~~, these materials are not publically available, however, [the CRC has released a couple of infographics online](https://c2.staticflickr.com/4/3842/14275011327_d91e081d28_h.jpg) which bear a striking resemblance to work I have done.

![recruit_poster](http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/e/e6/Poster-red-cross-volunteer-for-victory.jpg "This isn't an infographic, but it is a fairly convincing recruitment ad.")

I also worked as a patient advocate and communications coordinator for an organization called the [Niagara Center for Independent Living](http://niagaracentreforindependentliving.org/). I was responsible for translating the [often convoluted language of government policy](http://www.mcss.gov.on.ca/en/mcss/publications/developmentalServices/policyGuidelinesAdultProtectiveService/5.aspx) into something more relatable for our clients, many of whom had difficulty reading or impaired vision. I found that the best way of communicating this often dense information was through infographic designs based on the [Canadian National Institute for the Blind's style guide](http://www.cnib.ca/en/services/resources/Clearprint/Documents/CNIB%20Clear%20Print%20Guide.pdf).

![policy_flowchart](http://greenpolicyprof.org/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2011/06/Provincial-Governance-Structure-Landscape.jpg "Most people don't have time to learn about how the government designs policy.")

While I have been fortunate enough to work with data visualization frequently over the past few years, I feel as if I have only experienced the aesthetic, marketable side of big data, but not its potential as an analytic tool. My hope for this class is that it will give me the technical skills necessary to leverage both aspects of big data's powerful research capabilities.


Ok didn't know that one, thanks.


If you want to use the syntax, you'll want render 'spree/shared/google_checkout.js', order: @order, without the partial:


indeed :) fixed (but still not tested :p)


Same change here too.


FYI:  Builds for me with no errors.  (Some warnings on variable set but not used, and/or shadowed.)  Passes all 39 non-python tests.


Need to re-add the third slash


remainder?


Haha that's exactly what it does. It is supposed to be pointed at path.src. This whole task is rewritten on my fork that I am merging in though.


I guess you win the fruit basket.


The one prepared by the one with @stinkyfingers.


This is tautological. (x or not x) == true, always.


no need to specify content.json priority


This was done to allow the return of the HASH function to be the string representation of the HEX, as opposed to translating the hash into whatever characterset we were using.


killin it


Just to verify, you've confirmed that these fields on RegexCode don't change after the RegexCode is passed to the RegexInterpret ctor, right?  I just want to make sure that the type wasn't caching these because it was expecting they may change and didn't want to use the updated values.  My guess is it's fine, but we should verify.  Otherwise, it's great to remove all these fields that just bloat the type's size.


Here's the tiered NFE Pokemon:

Pikachu, Golbat, Kadabra, Magneton, Haunter, Rhydon, Chansey, Tangela, Scyther, Porygon2, Togetic, Misdreavus, Gligar, Sneasel, Piloswine, Combusken, Gurdurr, Ferroseed, Pawniard, Fletchinder, Doublade


I don't think that CM has implemented this flag. OmniROM has implemented it here:
https://github.com/omnirom/android_bionic/commit/0ce803bccb13ccfb23e880fea1f0e57da7808918


First of all the commit message is not complying ceph standard. We need to have sign off etc.
Please see the other ceph commit messages.


I think we should leave this comment in.


I'm not sure "Twitter/1.0" is any worse than "Twitter", but I'm happy to follow this suggestion.


need to research why this exclusion was in effect


@snevesbarros @sarfmomin I have a new branch to try out https://github.com/jchuong/ios-webkit-debug-proxy/tree/8.1.  I am no longer hacking around the issue, and so far so good for mobile Safari on 8.1 device.


Fuijgffyijbgy gyijfdugfswokn dyiokvseuj


I missed where the light level gets set for it. Might it be something like this:

darkStone = new VanillaBlock(EnumBlockType.ROCK, "darkstone", 50f, DIAMOND).setLightLevel(15.0F);

Or am I being clueless...


Again, recommend we leave this in.


My math background would prompt me a more "elegant" way to get the sign of the increment, but you'll tell me whether it's interesting in C++ or more resource consuming:
```
int diffX = deltax / std::abs(deltax)
```
Same thing for diffY.


:banana: :cherries: :strawberry:  :green_apple: :raised_hands:  Thanks @stinkyfingers


Thank you! I thought it was a kind of unparsed sequence. Now I understand that it is more interesting.

Seems that I have to return to reading on link grammar papers. Can I ask you eventually about link grammar and its implementation? And if I encounter anything I can improve in the parser, I will glad to do it.


Root


Leave this in?


Nah 1 corresponds to a light level of 15


Here's my issue: the subprocess API says, "The most common exception raised is OSError. This occurs, for example, when trying to execute a non-existent file. Applications should prepare for OSError exceptions."

Despite that, I cannot seem to get Popen to throw an exception, regardless of what file I try to have it open. It just runs the command and if there's an error it records the return value and stderr output. I even wrote another script to test it out, and I cannot get it to throw an exception.

The only way I can reliably get it to throw an exception is through the convenience function subprocess.check_call. It effectively reruns the same command and throws an exception if the return value is nonzero. That feels unnecessary, and I'd still have to determine what kind of issue it was based on the return value.

I could probably do something like this:
if p.returncode != 0:
    raise RuntimeError(...)
But I'd still have some sort of if-elif-else block for possible return codes inside of the exception handling.

What do you recommend?


Sorry, my bad, I forgot to add context to that comment before committing. I'm trying to mimic "<product-name>/<build-number> CFNetwork/548.0.3 Darwin/11.2.0", which is what NSURLConnection / NSURLSession produces by default. The other one is UIWebView's default, which I'm not trying to follow and is only provided as an example.


Can you put it under the editor box?


direction is never a fillword, because move() is only  called with a valid direction


Leave in?


Same as above.
There will never be a wrong direction as argument for move().


instead of concatenation - you should use braces!
http://stackoverflow.com/a/4676804/2361743


Thanks for the feedback. Suggestion for caching the constructed user-agent is great, will do that.


Hi Wolf, was heißt IA14?


Ah, thanks. I wasn't sure.


I'll revert this change. But I'll merge the PR. I wanted to separate the talk about building a graph and compiling.


I don't think CM has implemented this flag either...


Woops, should be `parent.rest === node`. Thanks!


This does not disable sepolicy/selinux, it only disables the device specific elements... On venturi, I had to disable it in the kernel but a a flag on the kernel command line works for some devices....


I'm glad it works. I don't see why we need to use an older version of aeson -- as the latest version is compatible with base 4.* and we can use cabal sandboxed to avoid cabal hell.


@droe Thanks for the quick reply.  I switched to the `/develop` branch that includes https://github.com/droe/sslsplit/commit/c9aa8402140b51aca717833cdbef30372d8783b7 and the issue persists.  I'm not sure what is going on here.  Could be a [nawk vs. gawk](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AWK#Versions_and_implementations) implementation quirk, I suppose?


I need to find a line of clojure to remove


I think some of these changes may conflict with #350.  Can you merge with the latest if necessary and re-push?


:x 32bit cxfreeze, what appears to be x64 elsewise.

fuckit, using prebuilt.


deltax / std::abs(deltax) would make a division and call std::abs. It would return a double that would have to be casted. On the other hand, my method only compares 2 values (and sets a value once or twice). I let you guess which is more efficient from the computer point of view ;-)


Don't we need to check buf is null or not ?
Also, what if buf size is less than PAGE_SIZE ?


Haha.


Nothing sensitive has been mentioned on this thread, but be aware that these comment are public.


This module was not showing up in the network editor, and was causing errors when the network  was being executed. Possible bug in network serialization?


Awesome, that's great to hear. Yes libsass is really getting to a full feature set now.


'go' should not be a fillword, because the player expresses a  clear action with it, an action we can easily predict.
Removing that keyword makes the parser dumber than it needs to be.

Example input: 'go weest'
- before: 'I cant go there'
- after: 'I dont know that'

Therefore pDirection should be kept, in my opinion.


excellent commit ty, top notch.


ignore this, see next commit


zajebiste


accidentally branched off my other branch. this commit is reverted above


I didn't @MrBaNkS did.  I'd honestly just go with https://github.com/OptiPop I think @Cl3Kener has a decent implementation of -O3 although I haven't tested it yet.


I don't mind.  But I still think that you should either fix the description text or keep it to only the addition example.  Otherwise it's just confusing.


it doesn't makes a lot of sense for me.. maybe it would better to write :
```php
$path = $directoryClass.str_ireplace('_','/',$classname);
$name = str_ireplace('_', '', strrchr('_',$classname)); // not clear why class is named is this way
$file = '{$path}/{$name}.php';
```


The description of items should not be bound to its surroundings.
It gets weird if you pick up an item and it stil say 'On the ground is.. '.


Hint: 'permission denied' or 'no such file' errors mean the program did not execute. So where are those return codes coming from?


Above might also apply here (lamp description).


1dst commit


Want to create a pull request with these changes when you're done?


still new to git.... sorry for the commit with n inaccurate title


Indeed, I can very well imagine that two assignments and a comparison are more efficient than a funky normalisation of a double using std::abs and a division :-) But it's good to hear it again explained to get more familiar with such things :-)


I updated my branch with the revert/update. There is a few other stuff too.
Can you check them?

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LGTM


Yes, please!  The mailing list is the best place to ask; that way, others can also respond.  All (correct!) patches are accepted.   Please do make a pull request for this fix.


I'll make sure not post anything sensitive.

Truncation doesn't seem to be working. I set a limit of 10 and got the following strings in output:

```
Single Name...
2015-01-14T12:22:03Z...
John Smith...
testing bad numbers on excel export...
```


For the record, because of this bug + the creature vision bug (allowing to see behind walls), I've already seen a cannon fire from behind a wall and hit ^^


Is based on angle and can't be used, unfortunately.


this SQL Error `char_id`='%d'  forgot " ' "


Re: #19, should `callback` be added to `function( section, method, options, <callback>)`?


Fixes #41


Presently, I can see only the following map option exposed to user.

ip=a.b.c.d[:p] - IP and, optionally, port the client should use.
share - Enable sharing of client instances with other mappings (default).
noshare - Disable sharing of client instances with other mappings.
crc - Enable CRC32C checksumming for data writes (default).
nocrc - Disable CRC32C checksumming for data writes.
osdkeepalive=x - OSD keepalive timeout (default is 5 seconds).
osd_idle_ttl=x - OSD idle TTL (default is 60 seconds).
rw - Map the image read-write (default).
ro - Map the image read-only. Equivalent to –read-only.

So, why we are adding extrra options here and also not adding some of the exposed option like 'noshare', 'nocrc' ?


Found BROKEN by quick.
Here's the log file for step 'all_1':
```
[  0%] Linting casadi_sdqpsolver_sdp
[  0%] Built target lint_casadi_sdqpsolver_sdp
[ 10%] Linting casadi_linearsolver_lapackqr
[ 10%] Built target lint_casadi_linearsolver_lapackqr
[ 10%] Linting casadi_linearsolver_lapacklu
[ 10%] Built target lint_casadi_linearsolver_lapacklu
[ 10%] Linting casadi
matrix/matrix.hpp:506:  Line ends in whitespace.  Consider deleting these extra spaces.  [whitespace/end_of_line] [4]
matrix/matrix.hpp:593:  Line ends in whitespace.  Consider deleting these extra spaces.  [whitespace/end_of_line] [4]
Category 'whitespace/end_of_line' errors found: 2
Total errors found: 2
make[3]: *** [casadi/core/CMakeFiles/lint_casadi] Error 1
make[2]: *** [casadi/core/CMakeFiles/lint_casadi.dir/all] Error 2
make[1]: *** [casadi/CMakeFiles/lint.dir/rule] Error 2
make: *** [lint] Error 2

```


Also this one and a few more are needed to make it work https://github.com/SimpleAOSP-Lollipop/platform_build/commit/ec3f21df3463ea44d62689a8bf9dded7614cc867

But the other ones were deleted and not pushed yet.


I used Evade() for a reason, the runes douze on evade, not on ReachedHome().


r+

Thanks!


```php
if (version_compare(PHP_VERSION, '5.3.0', '>=')) {
  spl_autoload_register('class_autoload', true, true);
}
else if (version_compare(PHP_VERSION, '5.1.2', '>=')) {
  spl_autoload_register('class_autoload');
}
else {
  function __autoload($classname)
    $file = ...
    if( is_file(...) ) ....
}


OK one moment


I think the ellipsis should be counted in the limited bytes, so `John Smith` should be unchanged, but `Single Name` should be output as `Single ...` with a limit of 10.


Thanks, Wolfgang!


Thank you! I'll do the pull request to the fix tomorrow.


cleanCache is not called


i would recommend to have predefined list of classes, or at least cache it somewhere to not iterate trough files


Just the first wave will spawn synced, there are in fact 7 timers.


I'm confused about whether truncating bytes via `ByteString.take` could run the risk of chopping a UTF-8 character in half.


I've committed a fix for the same bug on the master. See [the issue](https://github.com/cameron314/concurrentqueue/issues/8) and the [Stack Overflow question](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/27930448/why-does-this-dependent-name-lookup-find-a-global-identifier-instead-of-the-meth) it spawned.


Hey, thanks for the commit, but I am sorry, this is not my authorship.


Why abstract? I don't see any abstract methods here
http://php.net/manual/en/language.oop5.abstract.php


You already mentioned this via irc but I thought it would be worth recording here - if it's possible, using one of the many hashes we already have would be preferred here.


That is the code like it was earlier in AbstractArrow, however it doesn't change the AffineTransform, so you can't click at the arrow to show its information.


Hmm, quote won't be available in case of ImportError.


NOTE: We'll need to put our error handling (cut from above) back here.


I think just `context` is sufficient. The fact that it's inside of `__init__` already means it's init-specific.


These are great ideas! I've long thought that Haskell + Cloud Haskell would make an excellent environment for a database engine. And, of course, having a *native* database engine would be a huge benefit for the Haskell ecosystem. With Cloud Haskell, you could have compiled, optimized queries running on the server and a low-overhead (and probably easy to implement) transport protocol. And of course, smaller projects could benefit from an embedded database engine (like SQLite affords).

I also happen to be interested in graph databases, although their merits are more specific to certain domains.

I'm curious why poor performance prevents you from releasing, even as an alpha? I for one could handle poorer performance in exchange for a native graph database. Releasing it might bring it more attention and garner the help needed to boost its performance. But, perhaps releasing it is enough work in itself.

I'm not terribly proficient in Haskell, but have written many smaller apps for my own use. Regardless, I'm interested in using this as a basis for one of my side-projects.

What kind of support for querying does this database have currently? I know graph querying is a deep subject (Sparql, Prolog, and many other variants).


Since this is setting remote.origin.fetch and there is only one value allowed for remote.origin.fetch, doesn't that mean that the last refspec in refspecs is the one that will be assigned?

If that is the case, then why bother assigning in a loop?


Roger that. Couldn't make 'em work though, for some reason, so I was trying
to make something happen with what I had.

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This sounds like a general bug rather than something specific to the stylus file. Open a new issue and put this there. This is just a minor thing for our personal project, but in general it's best to keep things like this out of the source unless it's actually specific to some line of code


Okej, sedaj je pa res kar precej boljše, kot je bilo prej.

Najlepša hvala za pomoč!


you can add https://soundcloud.com/rbnman   20 tracks tagged #Sonic Pi


It does, but it's delegated to another object (because in Swagger the host isn't actually defined on the operation - it's at the API level), so it looks like it didn't show up in the rdoc.


I plan to add `runtime_context` when we get to the point of doing data sharing, so I wanted to keep them really clearly separate.


I'm going to play the role of bad cop.  After talking with Thomas, we can probably kick down the MaxPermSize to 128m.


I made a commit and added units tests: f79305cd5cdad565b75a92ab7179db45ff09b232

Please take over and try to solve the edge case with chopped UTF8. There is a decodeUtf8With function that will handle decoding exceptions: http://hackage.haskell.org/package/text-1.1.1.0/docs/Data-Text-Encoding.html#v:decodeUtf8With


unnecessary encapsulation, too long names of methods

```php

class SessionStorage{

   private function  read($key, $defaultValue = null)
   {
        return (isset($_SESSION[$key])) ? $_SESSION[$key] : $defaultValue;
   }

   private function  write($key, $value)
   {
         $_SESSION[$key] = $value;
   }

   private function  remove($key)
   {
         unset($_SESSION[$key]);
   }

}

```


Alright, the next paragraph will probably sound like the ramblings of an idiot, bear with me:

Return codes come from the operating system. In the case of 126 and 127, they represent the OS letting the caller know it dosen't have permission to access a file, or that the file doesn't exist. It would seem one of two things needs to happen in order to catch those errors like exceptions:
1. Somewhere error codes need to be translated into catchable exceptions (kind of like my "raise RuntimeError(...)' example above), which it seems Popen ought to do. Perhaps it does, though I've spent an inordinate amount of time searching through python's API and stack overflow without any hints on what I'm doing wrong.
2. I can actually get that exception directly from the OS somehow (though I'm not sure how)


I don't see any test in any of the git client plugin which verifies that multiple refspecs are fetched as expected.

Can you provide one or more tests which verify that passing multiple refspecs works as expected?


You can also solve the problem indirectly by recursively doing Text.take until the bytelength is under the limit.


Let's not exaggerate things. I think Reached Home will work just fine.
If this is really an issue, I can change it, but the result will be the same.


Please be more specific. Why can't we use the follow function?


don't write comments if they are not needed


@vargaz This causes build errors because the parens don't match anymore:

```
debugger-agent.c:2338:51: error: expected ‘;’ before ‘)’ token
  DEBUG_PRINTF (2, "[dbg]   recv class [%s]\n", s));

debugger-agent.c: In function ‘decode_methodid’:
debugger-agent.c:2366:52: error: expected ‘;’ before ‘)’ token
   DEBUG_PRINTF (2, "[dbg]   recv method [%s]\n", s));
...
```


use braces


Any suggestions on what a box-cutter user should do?  Those downloads were critical to my day-to-day so sad to see them go...


Ok. I'll update this based on your PR then.


Let's have the bloom filter used always when --write-hashes is turned on, but I want to keep the existing mode for users who just want to run once against a smaller set of files. We can update the documentation to drive people running on larger sets towards using --write-hashes. Actually, if we crash because of ENOMEM we could even print that the user should look into --write-hashes.


this not support shadows gear ? when delete equip shadows not update view id

	EQP_COSTUME_HEAD_TOP = 0x000400, // 1024
	EQP_COSTUME_HEAD_MID = 0x000800, // 2048
	EQP_COSTUME_HEAD_LOW = 0x001000, // 4096
	EQP_COSTUME_GARMENT  = 0x002000, // 8192
	//EQP_COSTUME_FLOOR  = 0x004000, // 16384
	EQP_AMMO             = 0x008000, // 32768
	EQP_SHADOW_ARMOR     = 0x010000, // 65536
	EQP_SHADOW_WEAPON    = 0x020000, // 131072
	EQP_SHADOW_SHIELD    = 0x040000, // 262144
	EQP_SHADOW_SHOES     = 0x080000, // 524288
	EQP_SHADOW_ACC_R     = 0x100000, // 1048576
	EQP_SHADOW_ACC_L     = 0x200000, // 2097152


it is better to rename parameter:
A. $templateName
B. $name (recommended, as we known what method does from it's name)


I don' think so, but you changed it back for a reason, I think.


Cool, this should solve the problem I was having with TravisCI too, dunno how I ever got that version.


void MoveFollow(Unit* target, float dist, float angle);

The creature will target one specific point around the creature, based on the given angle. They will not just run into it, if it is necessary, they will even move through Ambassador.


Main issue I could see with reading the zip header is falsely picking up APKs


This should be "Unable to find profile".


fixes issue #4


True, a good argument could be made for both approaches to Enumerable API completeness / compatibility.

My preference is to return something which quacks like an Enumerable. Doing so makes implementation inside application code trivial: methods which return an Enumerable-like object could simply return a Parallel instance. Developers would also not incur the cognitive overhead of remembering which methods are/aren't available to the new interface.

Options to consider:
1 - Transparently perform non-parallelizable operations in series.
2 - Perform non-parallelizable operations in series but log a warning to the user noting as such.
3 - Do not implement non-parallelizable parts of the API. (Fails with NoMethodError).
4 -  Combination of 2 & 3; switchable via `allow_serial_operations` option. This could also be tied into the core extension by adding an additional bang method to return a more strict object: `#parallel!`


So nennt man den Studiengang 041 vom letzten Oktober.


This is probably not necessary since it is not a valid point of failure. All it does is check if there is hit filter data for this hit, if not the data just remains the same. You can remove this.


That was my main concern WRT whether or not to traverse the entire ZIP file or not.  Scanning every APK could potentially be very slow if you need to check the header of every file inside it.  Probably need to do some benchmarks to see if it is an issue IRL or not, though.


The implementation of replace(initial_string, old_letter, new_letter) is incorrect, you are using the example litterals instead of the function arguments. Please fix it.


this was caused by
https://github.com/jadejs/jade/issues/1826


Good point.  If checking zip files is really slow, we could add a "Search zipped files" checkbox or something before it scans.  The built-in java unzip methods actually seems pretty fast.  I only extract an entry if its first 4 bytes match the ROM signature.  So it will only "peek" into APKs.  Will try to benchmark it.


some tests failed:
failure: http://buildbot.rust-lang.org/builders/auto-mac-64-opt/builds/3136
exception: http://buildbot.rust-lang.org/builders/auto-mac-32-opt/builds/3143
exception: http://buildbot.rust-lang.org/builders/auto-mac-64-nopt-t/builds/3137
exception: http://buildbot.rust-lang.org/builders/auto-linux-32-opt/builds/3128
exception: http://buildbot.rust-lang.org/builders/auto-linux-32-nopt-t/builds/3128
exception: http://buildbot.rust-lang.org/builders/auto-linux-64-opt/builds/3131
exception: http://buildbot.rust-lang.org/builders/auto-linux-64-nopt-t/builds/3124
exception: http://buildbot.rust-lang.org/builders/auto-linux-64-x-android-t/builds/3119
exception: http://buildbot.rust-lang.org/builders/auto-win-32-opt/builds/2796
exception: http://buildbot.rust-lang.org/builders/auto-win-32-nopt-t/builds/2794
exception: http://buildbot.rust-lang.org/builders/auto-win-64-opt/builds/1632
exception: http://buildbot.rust-lang.org/builders/auto-win-64-nopt-t/builds/1625


This is fine but you will need one for get_profile as well for consistency. See Line 88.


I had to rename this, because the class would accept users to put their files inside a directory named openshift (which is very likely i believe). Putting the workdir into its own descriptive name should not be of harm to anyone.


strange, this property is named as "templateDirectory", when you use "templateDirect~~y~~ory" in all blocks below.


-ftree-vectorize tends to crash 32-bit quite a lot, but can have huge advantages for 64-bit platforms.


OK I'll just go ahead and solve this.


@jjallaire brilliant.  Should have thought of that.  Thanks.


I can't run recursive functions too long or else it will blow the stack.

Since Mumbler only has one block structure (a lambda body) I have to contort the else branch of the if statement so we can do two things


Ooops! Was supposed to add this to the method below


This should be `10`.

==CHANGELOG==
Changed 11 to 10.


BTW unzipping this way is implemented.  I just want to touch it up a bit before pushing (lots of try/catch/finally statements... hard to make them pretty).


I need to set this to length 50 like in the liquibase file


I evaluated the pull request through my Jenkins configuration (Windows 7 x86, Windows 7 x64, Windows Home Server 2011 x64, Windows 8 x64, Ubuntu 14.04 x64, Debian 8 x64, Debian 7 x64, Debian 7 x86, CentOS 7.0 x64, CentOS 6.6 x86). All tests passed on all platforms. I like the change, but would like tests for the multiple refspecs case before it is merged to the master branch.


I like the name :)


I think the original code was not doing what it should in the first place.
According to the GFX 1.3 Zilmar plugin spec,
"This [fbWrite] function is called to notify the dll that the
frame buffer has been modified by CPU at the given address."
So passing address without xoring is what should be done.


Found one more here f91ca0f4f5ba6835b943ae8d8d66d107afff76b2


It turns out I had a deprecated long forgotten backend jogl that had a copy of lwjgl in the path that was causing problems. Now it works. :)


Nice


saw approval from nikomatsakis
at https://github.com/pnkfelix/rust/commit/7cae921fccc659eb65c509c14400902b07ca8923


merging pnkfelix/rust/kill-ref-cycle-in-librustc_trans = 7cae921f into auto


status: {"merge_sha": "89332a9cf0078e1fdba3cba6e60aced9f702e00d"}


pnkfelix/rust/kill-ref-cycle-in-librustc_trans = 7cae921f merged ok, testing candidate = 89332a9c


`inline`?


These can not be removed.  They have to be there or BSA files will not be recognized by Wrye Bash.  Also there are INI files written into the Data folder that need Wrye Bash to look for those lines.  See #148.  The changes that are included in #177 have the ability to tell Wrye Bash to look for the extra INI files in the Data folder and use them.

I'll try this later with the Fallout branch.  If removing thsoe makes it work then it's not a fix.  However, I'll show you where the code is for this and maybe you can fix it.


Tako, kot je bilo prej, je bilo v redu - seveda vključi tudi paket `url`, ki si ga tukaj izgubila. `\item` sicer ne potrebuje zavitih oklepajev.


Can't you do SHOW TABLES FROM $dbname or SHOW TABLES LIKE DB_PREFIX to return the all tables list then filter it instead of querying information_schema? Looks kinda ugly TBH, but if it does it's job and does is faster is better nonetheless.
Just an idea, didn't tested anything.


Pushed the fix 9f79380


Wielkie propsy za spocka :D


Do these issues happen in the PR too ? Better report them there


PS: Oops, my comment doesn't make sense, because the `own()` code doesn't have access to the `reject()` method.   So, we can't own plain promises, only "deluxe" thenables that have a `cancel()` or `destroy()` method.   I guess I'll change the code that way.


once you've sent a header, headers_sent === true


First, some clarification on terminology. You are confusing application return codes with `errno` values from the OS.  Return codes are arbitrary values that a process returns to it's parent process upon exit.  By convention, 0 means success and non-zero means something bad happened, but the specifics are completely application dependent.  `errno` values, on the other hand, are standardized codes returned by the OS to communicate the status of a system call. For example, `ENOENT` (no such file or directory) or `EACCES` (permission denied) may be returned by the `execve()` system call.

Now to your issue.  You asked python to execute something.  Python made the appropriate system calls to execute what you asked it to, and none of those system calls failed.  If they had failed, you would have gotten an `OSError` exception.  However, the thing you asked python to execute exited with a non-zero return code. So the question is, what _exactly_ did you tell python to execute? (Hint 2: read the API documentation more carefully) (Hint 3: strace)


be careful eliminating pure virtual here: runtime resolution does consume a lot more cpu cycles if function is not pure virtual (check with profiling)


Wlasnie mialem pisac, zebys sobie obejrzal :P


Ok, I did some testing.

This code is not what fixes delfino plaza, it's most likely your forced_early_z fixes above.


It fixes the walking on land, but I'm not sure about the spawn thing, but the spawn numbers are as low as they can go now.


Didn't know you could copyright code that you copy pasted from another library. Weird. https://github.com/samuraisam/django-json-rpc/blob/master/jsonrpc/types.py


@bellonet you forgot to set `@length` in yairs_controller, so this broke the yair page ;-)
I guess another solution is to only truncate if `@length` is set.

And anyway, what do you think about calling it `text_max_length` instead of `length`?


Apologies for the incorrect language. Noted for next time


Looks good.


Reason is that we usually use JustReachedHome() function for event reset / fail handling.
We work with the Evade() function only if it's mandatory (there are a few examples around). It's very easy to break the Evade() function or forget something, so better to avoid this.


For now masked_write is used only inside memory.c so I prefer to keep its definition here.
Naturally, I might move it in a header file in a later PR, when it will be needed.

> Are you sure inline in .c and inline in .h both have the same meaning?
I think so. The only difference is that headers can get included in many other units, and if you don't put a static qualifier you end up with multiple definition of the function.


This will keep breaking since it's an "absolute" url.  Change it into a relative url, i.e. something like:
```
../../textbook/assignment-help/syscalls
```
then I'll merge.


This is causing the traits data to fail as it doesn't have subplot.


r+


@Value zamiast @Getter i mozesz wywalic konstruktor


Looks like this will change what was 'plain' to 'json-pretty', which, since it's plain, may not break things, but I wince at the non-backward-compatible change anyway


as below: once plain, now json-pretty if not specified.  Problem?...


saw approval from nikomatsakis
at https://github.com/pnkfelix/rust/commit/7cae921fccc659eb65c509c14400902b07ca8923


merging pnkfelix/rust/kill-ref-cycle-in-librustc_trans = 7cae921f into auto


status: {"merge_sha": "35f5ce8b6ecd513f299c568ae97500277eed8ead"}


pnkfelix/rust/kill-ref-cycle-in-librustc_trans = 7cae921f merged ok, testing candidate = 35f5ce8b


This is strange.


Yeah, no worries. I just wanted to be sure.


Most easy cherry-pick


You're right that the width is allowed under the LSST coding standard. So reformatting this isn't strictly necessary. However, English text is generally easier for humans to read when organized in narrower columns, so I personally try to keep things a bit narrower than 110. Do you prefer the wider format?


Separate PR please.


Just realized I ~~needed~~ would very much appreciate this feature and found out you have already implemented it. Thank you! :+1:


Also need to update the assembly file version.


Ben "Il existe" c'est pas toujours vrai. Si il existe pas... Du coup j'ai
bidouillé une nouvelle propriété, tu me diras ce que tu en penses.
(J'essaie de la prouver là)

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@rgpass


This is preference. :wink:


You're teaching me to loiter at the dinner table :)


Czemu nie @Value? Dostajesz za darmo konstruktor, equals i hashcode.


Hi SolarLune,

Thanks for these pull request. Honestly, I couldn't wrap my head around the Timer functions before. But is there any reason for having both float and double output? Maybe better have the one or the other instead?


ok.


Prior to this commit, I was getting errors related to unloaded ActiveSupport functionality. (`undefined method `underscore' for "CatsController":String`). This fixes those errors.


Yes I tested, I added the loop breaking after the check. We might not use extra calls now, but down the road we might so it will useful to know that older version just push out 0:s instead of random values what could be interpreted wrong..


How come the Invar armor model textures load from the Thermal Foundation assets dir and the new metals load from Thermal Expansions assets dir, Was that intentional?


Ok seems ok.


@marcwright


shit. Fixed, Thanks!


Tsk tsk. You should leave it on by default to break habits, otherwise what's the point!?


$cache is no longer bound at this point because it has become encapsulated inside cacheTile(). Perhaps make it the first argument to that function and bind it outside.


I can read both equally well. What I prefer is to avoid changes which can be avoided, especially if I have to review them :)


I set it manually when I find that I am stepping into bad habits.


Thanks, that looks good now, except perhaps that `John Smith` is treated to an ellipsis. I need to study what you did.


It was, and I thought I had a reference for saying that it should default to "NULL", but I can't find it anymore, so I'll change it back to "".


Ostatecznie email zostawiamy jako zwykły string, czy jakis value object? Jeśli to drugie, to może przenieść walidację do niego samego?


Just delete these lines.


Looks good.


only called for room desc, so no need for seperate desc


@nolanlawson I want to do a pull request focused on handling that ```_removed``` field, which is specific to the Sync Gateway. I understand you may rather not want to mix the generic behavior with Couchbase specifics. Would it make sense to have an option, let's say ```syncGateway: true``` that would be used to trigger the custom behavior ? Or do you have any other idea ?


So what do i do to fix the broken streams?


looks good


Those are still part of the designed css structure, so we should put them in there. Jacek convinced me that we needed to track the clusteredIndex, and the partitioningStrategy is there because we want to have a placeholder to support different partitioning schemes (e.g., HTM, cartesian boxes, 1-d partitioning, etc).


ship it


I think there may be a problem in the way we compute the starting vertex of a Journey. This may not really accomplish what we want it to do.

Note that the vertices of an edge are in no particular order. The first element of an edge can either be the starting point for the edge or the ending point, depending on the direction of your journey. Only in the context of a Journey you are able to calculate which vertex is the starting/ending point of any given segment of your journey.

An alternative method to calculate the starting vertex of any edge in the context of the journey could be the following:
> For any segment/edge `n` of a journey having vertices `v(n, 0)` and `v(n, 1)`:
> * If the journey is composed of only one edge, the starting vertex is `startingStation` and the ending vertex  is `endingStation`;
> * otherwhise:
>   * The starting point of the edge `n` is the only element of the set `{ v(n, 0), v(n, 1) } \ { v(n+1, 0), v(n+1, 1) }`;
>   * The ending point of the edge `n` is the only element of the set `{ v(n, 0), v(n, 1) } \ { v(n-1, 0), v(n-1, 1) }`.
>   * *(where `n+1` is the next edge in the journey and `n-1` is its predecessor)*


What's this? Are we setting a global someplace or forgetting to use a variable?


lookin' good


You probably don't want this commit. Rebasing on master should ensure components are up to date.


Das wäre doch nicht nötig gewesen :blush:


Po co Ci ten goal? Pomijam fakt, że z niewiadomych przyczyn generateTestStubs mi psuje builda mavenowego. Sam odkryłem spocka dopiero ze dwa dni temu, więc proszę o wyrozumiałość :D Olso - testy z grooviego mi się przy buildzie nie wykonują.


Let's take a look in more detail at this: http://youtu.be/NsD9eEKWo0o?t=3m59s


collapsed the logic together. Thanks.


Clever names! :)


Put this at the end so people can cut and paste.  However, if you can do it without reintroducing opts I'd appreciate it.


Let's not commit any extra console logs.


What does "closed over" mean?


>= 1.4 is fetching a 2.x version

https://github.com/npm/node-semver#ranges

https://github.com/kissjs/node-mongoskin/issues/153


c2sPort is a global variable that can be found in c2s_test.js

Not my fault.


Hmm. So we reorganize the code so we can reuse the same logic that the loader does. Ok.


I'd be willing to allow an env var to be added specifically to remove the need to add opts on these commands


OK, i will write something in the nearest future. I'm sorry, but I have a lot of task at my work so I can't make changes quickly, but I remember it and I will go forward with it when it will be possible! :)


Just a tip, don't feel obligated to add it: making `dotComUserBlogsURL` a `HashSet<String>` would provide better performance here.


information_schema is the (ANSI/ISO SQL:2003 ) standard way to retrieve metadata. "show tables" is the old way for MySQL 4.x
Yes, show tables would be enough if I used PHP substr instead of MySQL substring. I thought, standards are good things :)

http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.0/en/information-schema.html

P.S. This cached version caused a bug in the installer. I am on it.


Whitespace shifts here


Why make this change?

The comment hints that the changes is being made to alter what is returned from getBranches, yet there is likely code in other plugins which depends on the result of getBranches remaining the same.


Can we replace the magic numbers with named variables?


Looks good!


please be aware of #266


Ja, das ist nur dazu da, damit der Compiler nicht meckert, dass v eine nicht benutzte Variable ist. Und die ganze for-p-Schleife ist ein schwachsinniger Hack und nur dafür da zu schauen, ob es bei msg->parameters[p] einen segfault gibt.  Darum meine Frage, wie das Testen irgendwie sinnvoll gehen könnte


Looks good.


Those variables are accessible (both readable and writable) by the returned function, but nothing else.

The returned function is a closure, and the variables captured by the closure are "closed over".


data argument for possible item.inspect() when a specific item in the inv or on the ground is inspected
item.name for inventory overview


This should be a `*expr.Results`


These chunks offend my delicate code reviewing sensibilities.  Is there a shorter way we can express these (and the ones in master.go)?


```php

<?php

class TemplateRenderer {

   protected $directory;

   function __construct($directory) {
       $this->directory = $directory;
   }

	function render($template) {
		return "<div>file:{$this->directory}{$template}</div>";
	}
}

//---------------------------------

abstract class AbstractBlock{

   protected static $renderer;

   protected $template;

   function __construct() {
     $this->init();
   }

   protected abstract function init();

   public static function setRenderer($renderer) {
	   self::$renderer = $renderer;
   }

   protected function setTemplate($template) {
	   $this->template = $template;

   }

   public function toHtml() {
	   return self::$renderer->render($this->template);
   }

}

//---------------------------------

class AddticketBlock extends AbstractBlock{
	public function init()
    {
		$this->setTemplate('ticket/add.phtml');

	}

	public function getTickets(){
		return null;
	}
}

//---------------------------------

$renderer = new TemplateRenderer('/path/to/templates/');

AbstractBlock::setRenderer($renderer);

$tb = new AddticketBlock();
echo $tb->toHtml();

```


Parameter `na.strings` nastavi na `":"`, da ti program ne bo izpisal opozorila.


r+


same here


exception dla Thread.sleep


pętla gry


This update broke the build: http://hydra.cryp.to/build/389107/nixlog/4/raw


ship it!


zmiana na public z private


This doesn't feel like it belongs in a generic crypto package.  I would expect this method to be under cmd/server/crypto (and ideally there would be a better way for each component to get its identity handed to it inline.


the RUN ```npm run build-styles``` is run when building the image... so that when you boot into production it is not running any build steps.

```CMD ["node", "index.js"]``` is to avoid rebuilding assets in production.  It is also to avoid using nodemon in production.


to jest zbędne na razie


saw approval from jdm
at https://github.com/jdm/servo/commit/67423fbac4f3d5d90acb3d117ff3f4f58648bbd6


merging jdm/servo/updatemozjs = 67423fba into auto


jdm/servo/updatemozjs = 67423fba merged ok, testing candidate = ddf77a1c


To vrstico izpusti, saj nič ne naredi (tudi izpiše ne, ko je del programa).


Ah, now I saw the "No space left on device". My mistake, sorry!


There may be a bug b/c the output for this variable is beyond expected bounds of 0<RootMoist<1000 [mm].


lol, nice one. completely missed that.


Oh man


OK I fixed the John Smith bug, with tests 9098f3a


Ah, gotcha. This is fine then. I'll assume that people more experienced with JS / functional languages would understand this.


The Herkulex library with a capital 'X' is the official library made by Dongbu Robotic, i.e ("HerkuleX")


I suggest this readme should contain the same commands as the output of !help
For instance !volume and !nextSong is missing when sending !help to MumbleDJ. I wrote it down in a comment some days ago but I can't find it anymore o_O

My mates gave me a new idea concerning the playlist, they said some sort of repeat/loop var for the entire playlist would be cool, so if MumbleDJ reaches the end of the playlist it would automatically start from the beginning... what do you think about that? If !repeat ist set to 1, the entire playlist will be repeated after reaching the end... just some thoughts...

Also some kind of random song play could be a nice idea, maybe depending on the amount of songs in the actual playlist. Let's say there are 15-25 songs in the playlist then a random command is executable, otherwise the bot returns that there are not enough songs in the playlist...

Thanks for the great work so far, tomorrow I'll do some more testing...


Hi! The difference in X_MIN and X_MIN_ENDSTOP_POSITION or X_MAX and X_MAX_ENDSTOP_POSITION is important. In my implementation you can put endstop out o working area but in other hand host can't move the head outside this area. For example, X_MIN = 0, but X_MIN_ENDSTOP_POSITION = -1mm. Firmware will not move to x below 0 (outside the working area) but when homing it can be do properly. I thing that is main adventage of this implementation.
The second thing - Using G0 or G1 to move after homing. Of course you are right as long as endstops are  in working area of the machine. If endstop are outside this area I think it would be useful to move automaticaly somewhere into working area after homing. That's why I implemented it.
That's idea, that's a way I was thinkig about homing. Of course, you are right, defining X_MIN, X_MAX and so on is enough to make machine working. But I belive it would be useful to add some extra options. But it's up to you to decide if it is realy needed in this firmware. Making so many options that nobody needs them isn't good.


@jonatkins Shouldn't this be ent[2][2] and ent[2][3] ?


Ok.


OK, i will try to help as soon as I will have time for it.


What the heck happened with app/grails-app/controllers/com/k_int/kbplus/MyInstitutionsController.groovy in this commit? Looks like the entire file was replaced? This commit has caused real problems - needs review.


You can argue that this is just a cosmetic issue, but they will target the center.
![center](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/4753528/5749915/dcfaa968-9c4d-11e4-9e47-cea77d001f60.png)


How can I get the `original:'xxx'` if there may be multiple results?


Is it really so with **allowMoveToFooter**?
I still can see 'allowMoveToFooter', but no 'movable' here: https://github.com/FluidTYPO3/vhs/blob/development/Classes/ViewHelpers/Asset/AbstractAssetViewHelper.php
Or am I missing something?


@haus here you go sir.


hey @pedro I think something is up with this. Even though you're using the middleware here, there haven't been anything reported even though there has been some things in the logs. Thoughts?


Test comment for code


And here.


@haus and here.


Shouldn't this be `C024R4462`?


He André Dumas,

I love your charting skills. Your chart looks amazing. I've been playing around with them some time and have a question about the plot example. I don't know if this is the right place to ask, but couldn't find any other way to get in contact with you.

I've noticed that if i dump allot of data (1000+ data points) on the xAxis in the chart, the crosshair gets delayed allot and the zooming ins't responding all to good. If I only plot the candlestick the crosshair and zooming are responding great, so i guess is has to do with the 2 indicator plots. Is there any way to get the crosshair and zooming response improved?

And my second question might be easier. Is there a way to disable the drag -> zoom function? So if i drag the chart till the start or end it will not zoom in/out?

If this isn't they right please to ask this questions (I guess not), please point me in the right direction on where to do it correct. I would really like your feedback on this.

Keep on the amazing work!

- Quintus


do you like this oil?


this commit broked object creating from json and don't create git annex file


You can open a low-priority ticket to track your suggestions on improving qservAdmin. I agree that its interface is... clunky. The change would be non-controversial, and could be used to help someone get familiar with the code.

I'll update things to not break the test. Thanks.


Yep, unfortunately the Installer only supports German at the moment. It will completely break if you try to use it with an English browser. Adding this line seemed to me the easiest way to keep the rest of the otherwise working code. But I'm fine with any other, cleaner, solution.


sweet! thanks


addAreaName("boo")
addAreaName("boo")
echo("boo")

In a fresh download of Mudlet 2.1 and in a fresh script will not cause an error, whereas in the dev branch the error below occurs on the 2nd line.

While not a seismic change, it will probably break a lot of existing mapper scripts.


Simply reading chunks of object  in 3ds model format.
Currently, readed data print in stdout.


Cool, it is nice is to have configuration!


I guess you meant facebook/iTorch.git here?


84695188_CoverageFinalImplementation (lefticus) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: OK (1590 of 1590 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)


Actually the issue was never with the permissions. Damn, this has been a mess once again.

It turns out that our different libgemini.so files are behaving differently. Ace has been denied access to /dev/gemini0 this far and there has been no visible issues. Once the access was granted that gemini lib would crash the cam and complain about running out of memory.

I replaced our libgemini.so with saga's and merged our ueventd files using my initial rework as a base while comparing stuff to LegacyXperia and system/core's default file. Now this is golden and even GPS works a lot better than it did with the prebuilt blob.

Thanks for commiting this! I would have never figured out what's really wrong without this.


@Utumno changing those lines like you showed me for 144b707a74c6bba504efff9b1a1164e3ac783a44 allowed me to go to the installers tab for Fallout NV.  I still don't get any contextual menu on the mods tab if I right click on a plugin.  So I can't rebuild the Bash Patch for Fallout NV.


BOOM! I still need to implement it, but I have it figured out. Stupid 'shell=' parameter. Thanks for the help!


rax retry tests


Could you please provide a little more detail? Specifically, what does it mean if the thread is available or not?


83442720-ERVZoneMult-Issue4338 (mjwitte) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (1583 of 1584 tests passed)

![Build Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/build%20status-passing-green.svg) ![Test Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/tests%20passed-99.94%25-yellow.svg)


Night vision is on the bottom left corner, like satcam you have to turn it on.  I could macro thte night vision key.


PuppetConfGraph is the file that needs to be figured out. Once we determine if it stays or goes this can move forward with additional changes.


Oops, old URL remained ;) will fix when I get to a computer


Ok. Fixed with your help.


Yes. Thanks.


you can probably take out the parenthesis here


84695188_CoverageFinalImplementation (lefticus) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-cppcheck-1.61: OK (0 of 0 tests passed)

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


This is a nice commit


You could give brief comment for this function explaining what this regex does, so reader can understand it easily.


The error message you quoted is from make, not from awk. Different make versions can have an influence, the shell and awk are unrelated to the issue. I think that certain versions of make treat the hash (`#`) as start of comment even though it is within a `$(shell ...)` construct. Can you check if inserting a backslash immediately before the hash in the regexp helps?


check your settings on sublime,  these indents are looking off


Ok.


t()


`_definedCategories` is computed internally -- it will never have a `null` value. The reason this was comparing `null` is because the code used to use `Hashtable` in the 2.0 timeframe which doesn't have `TryGetValue`. Then at some point the code was changed to use `Dictionary<TKey, TValue>` and `TryGetValue` but was relying on `TryGetValue` setting the `out result` to `null` when the key isn't found, instead of just using the `true`/``false` return value of `TryGetValue`.


Right.


r+


oooh yeah. thanks.


Ok, thanks for confirming.


This has been mispelled


Shouldn't this be `> 0`


BT: working again
Wifi: Driver not found


I changed `SingleRange` to be a `struct` instead of a `class` to avoid the object allocations (there's no reason this needs to be a `class`). I made the fields `readonly` to make the `struct` immutable.


@averyvery reminder to open a PR for your markup task that akctually does something.


Thanks you!
I reverted ff1a545a3ab1c1c921aa7d8408ebfabf1ef3e3e6, please let me know if it's not enough.


**[unitTests_php_branches run failed](http://qa-s2.wikia-prod:8080/job/unitTests_php_branches/10037/testReport/) for this commit**


think you should do this:
```go
<-time.After(100 * time.Millisecond)
```


I understand the change of the struct to a class; that's great and we should keep that.  But making it immutable via the readonly fields... what value does that provide in this particular case?  It seems like it only increases the amount of code required and the amount of work / data copying that must be done; as the usage is so localized, is there really enough value in this change to make it worthwhile?


The link to the [one-off test](https://gist.github.com/justinvp/0c1b5faf72349b56a2ed) is in the PR description. It's not intended to be checked-in (although, I suppose it could be). The test asserts that the precomputed values from the new implementation are equal to the values that would have been computed at runtime using the previous implementation. I've run thus test and the precomputed values are the same as the computed values.


This broke our Mirebalais build (can't have autoIncrement=true on a varchar)


Actually, now sure how it can be checked in (without `InternalsVisibleTo`) since these are private.


all tests pass:
success: http://build.servo.org/builders/linux1/builds/536
success: http://build.servo.org/builders/linux2/builds/534
success: http://build.servo.org/builders/android/builds/572
success: http://build.servo.org/builders/mac1/builds/753
success: http://build.servo.org/builders/mac2/builds/753


Why is it not showing?


Yeah, that is something we decided to get rid of because - the UI widget
wouldn't be showing the 2nd area, some functions wouldn't be working
properly, and so on.

I'd be interested in seeing how scripts actually exploited this
successfully, maybe we can patch some cases.

On Thu, Jan 15, 2015 at 9:38 AM, austinmiller <notifications@github.com>
wrote:

> addAreaName("boo")
> addAreaName("boo")
> echo("boo")
>
> In a fresh download of Mudlet 2.1 and in a fresh script will not cause an
> error, whereas in the dev branch the error below occurs on the 2nd line.
>
> While not a seismic change, it will probably break a lot of existing
> mapper scripts.
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> <https://github.com/Mudlet/Mudlet/commit/6d8878be8d4d9de69ae30a0b886852f92f9c3e22#commitcomment-9289083>
> .
>


I don't see any equivalent code that is calling a function like setCurrentTime(), so I'm assuming that the component must be handling the current time display internally.  If that is the case, then the duration could be handled internally as well.

Maybe you can rename this component from gaia-video-controls to gaia-media-controls and make it work with any HTMLMediaElement (the parent class of <audio> and <video>).  HTMLMediaElement has a property for duration and currentTime and has events for when the playback time changes and even events for when playing starts and stops.  Maybe the controls can just listen to events on the media element and automatically update things like play/pause state...

I'm just thinking out loud here, but maybe the controls element can have a minimal API and then most of the client code would actually interact with the <video> element instead of the controls element, and the controls element will just automatically reflect changes to the <video> element.


I had to look it up, but it looks like the standard recommends all caps: https://confluence.lsstcorp.org/pages/viewpage.action?pageId=16908685


That's like a smoker trying to quit who only stops when his in-laws are around :wink:


This is how we do it!


Ok.  Are there existing tests that will fail if any of these values are incorrect?


fast-forwarding master to auto = ddf77a1c


Could we instead return lower-cased error messages from cmdAdd/cmdDel and modify main() to include the os.Args[1] in a prefix to the logged error for context?


As with the other file, these events should be emitted by and handled on dom.gaiaVideoControls, not by the window.


I use it for a couple of insignificant gems. I forgot about the certs expiring thing.


Sorry, but it need to work correctly fist.


[![Haniwa Cylinder](http://api.artsmia.org/images/6238/300/small.jpg)](http://collections.artsmia.org/?page=simple&id=6238)


[![Altar Banner](http://api.artsmia.org/images/16739/300/small.jpg)](http://collections.artsmia.org/?page=simple&id=16739)


[![Imperial Altar Banner](http://api.artsmia.org/images/16764/300/small.jpg)](http://collections.artsmia.org/?page=simple&id=16764)


[![Onile Gorgoro Or Akaba](http://api.artsmia.org/images/118799/300/small.jpg)](http://collections.artsmia.org/?page=simple&id=118799)


clever


wat


Hmmm, it's been `'reset'` and at the last minute I changed it to `null`…


LGTM


Volume can be set over:
volumeControl = (FloatContol) audioClip.getControl(FloatControl.Type.MASTER_GAIN);
volumeControl.setValue(float); // the difference in decibel


The results now of copying a truncated cell to a text file and running `wc` give 32359, with a limit of 32768. Getting it closer is a matter of nitpicking. I have pushed the fix to the staging server and will give it to the customer tonight.


The wheel format (``.whl``) is missing.


Did you make a spelling error?


C'est quand meme trop joli l'array.hpp <3


Dodałem dependency dodatkowe, sprawdź czy Ci teraz zadziała ;)


These methods moved to FunctionCollection. They might be helpful for more classes then component-system classes


Alright, ready for another review.


It is not. I'll remove it


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