Keep in mind that adding and removing elements from the beginning of an `Array` is expensive.  It requires every other element in the `Array` to be moved one space to the right or left depending on whether we're adding or removing an element.

If you want to iterate over a list of things recursively, the more natural pattern is to think of the list as consisting of two parts: the first element and the rest of the list.  In this case, it might look something like...

```ruby
dev evaluate(expr)
  evaluate_tokens(expr.split(" "))
end

def evaluate_tokens(tokens, stack = [])
  return stack.pop if tokens.empty?

  first, *rest = tokens

  case first
  when "+"
    left, right = stack.pop(2)
    evaluate(rest, stack.push(left + right))
  when "*"
    left, right = stack.pop(2)
    evaluate(rest, stack.push(left * right))
  else
    evaluate(rest, stack.push(first.to_i))
  end
end
```


Newline at end of file! :)


哈哈哈


I think the `Self` here should be changed to `self`:
```
all the elements of `other` into `self`
```
because `Self` infers a type while `self` infers an object.


It's good to have the `strip` there.  The code calling `RPN::Expression` should neither need to know nor rely on the details of the tokenization process.


I believe you can just do `require_relative 'rpn'`


I know, normally this would be correct but the argparse module is weird. Not a normal python type, and so without bool() this doesn't work.


## This is a markdown file


There's nothing wrong with this, although in Ruby you'd typically only see `printf` if you were actually using a formatting string.  Otherwise, if you're just directly printing a string, you'd more commonly see `print`.


just committed this to main codebase (also changed it in the ubuntu package man page)


XD........!亂改


You should avoid having classes and modules of the same name, but especially in a nested context like this.  I might call the nested class `Root` or something like that, so you have `BTree::Root`.


This has broken Java 8 for Jersey 1.x.   The packaged asm is not a java 8 compatible one, and I can no longer override the transitive dependency.

Please re-think embedding other libraries, it strips power from users and causes as many problems as it solves.

Alternatively, provide two artifacts, one with the embedded asm dependency and one without it.


This method probably shouldn't be public.  Also be careful about using `map!` here — you've irrevocably changed the value of the `@tokens` instance variable.  If you were to call this method a second time I'm pretty sure it would raise an error or at the least produce gibberish.


Can I get kool kid kred for spotting this one?  B-)


Nope, because there's nothing "kool" about it.


not quite what you were going for (damage * (drain/100) maybe)


What i am planning doing, just so everyone knows, is adding debug prints after

int err = SSL_get_error(sslsock->ssl_handle, nr_bytes );
retry = handle_ssl_error(stream, nr_bytes, 0 TSRMLS_CC);

to get the output of these, and get the value of stream->eof  after
stream->eof = (retry == 0 && errno != EAGAIN && !SSL_pending(sslsock->ssl_handle));

plus a blurb after

php_pollfd_for(sslsock->s.socket, (err == SSL_ERROR_WANT_WRITE) ?
							(POLLOUT|POLLPRI) : (POLLIN|POLLPRI), has_timeout ? &left_time : NULL);

to see if it's hanging in the pollfd_for method.


I reckon there should be a comment here (perhaps above computation of `index_size`) as to why .capacity() is being used rather than size() (idea is that we don't mind if the index vector is too large, and using the capacity means it only gets reallocated when the vector changes size).


I'm thinking openSSL on Windows is returning some odd error message that is triggering a retry, or possibly it's hanging in the pollfd_for when the socket closes. If it's hanging there, I may set a manditory timeout instead of NULL if we are emulating a blocking read.


As for deflater, you can use Deflater class it's more easier to use.


you can use caper on yourself


Indeed :-)


i don't think that function exists unless you added it in a later commit


You should just put chunk encoder into Chunk class I think.


Hrm, I'm having a hard time following this code, especially the purpose of `find_upper_most_not_full_node`.  I'd approach it much the same was as the normal RPN calculator, except instead of pushing numbers onto the stack, push binary trees onto the stack.

Depending on the details of the various interfaces, it'd look something like...

```ruby
root_node = tokens.reduce([]) do |stack, token|
  if operator?(token)
    left, right = stack.pop(2)
    stack.push(BTree::Node.new(operator, left, right))
  else
    stack.push(BTree::Leaf.new(token.to_i))
  end
end.pop

BTree::Root.new(root_node)
```


accepted


Chunk sender can be an instance of Player class and called every tick to update chunks.


I might be using your classes incorrectly, but hopefully you can see what I'm getting at!


Avoid `eval`!


would have been a lot easier if you just used the arrays in magic.lua, but this works too


shouldn't be needed, it'll overwrite unless the db flags for it are wrong


ok


## This is a second heading


### This is a third heading


Imagine you had a class called `AdditionNode` that works as follows...

```ruby
class AdditionNode < OperatorNode
  def evaluate
    lhs = left.evaluate
    rhs = right.evaluate

    if lhs.is_a?(NumericNode) && rhs.is_a?(NumericNode)
      NumericNode.new(lhs.value + rhs.value)
    elsif lhs.is_a?(NumericNode) && lhs.value == 0
      rhs
    elsif rhs.is_a?(NumericNode) && rhs.value == 0
      rhs
    else
      AdditionNode.new(lhs, rhs)
    end
  end
end
```

This provides a natural place to encode operator-specific simplification rules.


minor point, but usually `sizeof()` is used as if it was a function (doesn't make a difference, ofc)


Nice!  And I'm glad you white-listed the valid operators.


You probably want to return `stack.pop`.  Given the way the code is structured, everything will print out fine.  However, by just returning `stack`, you're technically returning a single-element `Array` vs. the final evaluated number.

This happens to work here because `puts`, when pass an `Array`, will print out each item in the `Array` on a separate line.  Since it's a single-element `Array` you just get that single element.  It's more correct to actually return the final evaluated number, though.


@abellgithub Let me emphasize that the above patch is just a quick hacky proof of concept.  It obviously won't work on big endian systems, and at the very least `readPointV14` will need something similar, if not other areas in the code which rely on creating temporary streams like this.  If I thought this "fix" was worth merging as-is, I'd have made a pull request.

Having said that, there's no reason a production quality version couldn't be just as fast as the above.


is bacta a emu?


I think this is one or the most important commits.
Some Questions and feedback:

1) why don't  you use Optional<Boolean> instead of Tristate?

2) I don't know if automatic permission inheritance is a good idea. Why not something like example.*?

3) The Context System is very nice. Maybe it would be better not to use a String for the value. It would be better to use generics.

4) It should be possible to define custom sub-permissions for permissions. That opens up many possibilities. Like this:
myplugin.role.user {
    myplugin.cmd.tp
.   myplugin.cmd.msg
}

5) think the way bukkit implemented permission groups was better: Groups were just permission strings with configurable sub-permissions. (Look at the documentation of the permissions.yml file). That means there were ONLY users and permission strings (with configurable sub-perms).


cool


You did it wrong. You did;

pets:
      - name: Max
        type: dog
      pets:
      - name: Bill
        type: goldfish

It should, in fact be;

pets:
     name: Max
     type: dog
pets:
      name: Bill
      type: goldfish


this is fixed now


comment


Don't forget to fill in the year and your name :+1:


I won't be including any scripts with this. It is up to the people that run their own servers to make their own.


See #1


Looks good!


cxxcv


Test comments


This is my first comment. Booksy app is awesome sauce.


Turns out, overwriting `url` will cause a weird bug.


I was using `Index.nodes` as a quick test that the JSON index was enabled and ready to sort, but it doesn't exist in Appchan.


すみませんここにPermissionPlusのこと書きます

config

notice: true
autoop: false
PerName: false
cmd-whitelist: true
player
  himazin: GUEST
permission:
  GUEST: true
  TRUST: true
  ADMIN: true
subcmd:
  ADMIN: []
  TRUST: []
  GUEST: []
command:
  ADMIN:
    ban: true
    ban-ip: true
    banlist: true
    defaultgamemode: true
    deop: true
    difficulty: true
    gamemode: true
    give: true
    help: true
    kick: true
    kill: true
    list: true
    me: true
    op: true
    pardon: true
    pardon-ip: true
    plugins: true
    reload: true
    save-all: true
    save-off: true
    save-on: true
    say: true
    seed: true
    setworldspawn: true
    spawnpoint: true
    status: true
    stop: true
    tell: true
    time: true
    timings: true
    tp: true
    version: true
    whitelist: true
    ppplayer: true
    ppcommand: true
    ppconfig: true
  TRUST:
    ban: false
    ban-ip: false
    banlist: false
    defaultgamemode: false
    deop: true
    difficulty: false
    gamemode: false
    give: true
    help: true
    kick: true
    kill: true
    list: true
    me: true
    op: true
    pardon: false
    pardon-ip: false
    plugins: true
    reload: true
    save-all: false
    save-off: false
    save-on: false
    say: true
    seed: true
    setworldspawn: true
    spawnpoint: true
    status: true
    stop: false
    tell: true
    time: true
    timings: true
    tp: true
    version: false
    whitelist: false
    ppplayer: false
    ppcommand: false
    ppconfig: false
  GUEST:
    ban: false
    ban-ip: false
    banlist: false
    defaultgamemode: false
    deop: false
    difficulty: false
    gamemode: false
    give: false
    help: true
    kick: false
    kill: true
    list: true
    me: false
    op: false
    pardon: false
    pardon-ip: false
    plugins: false
    reload: false
    save-all: false
    save-off: false
    save-on: false
    say: false
    seed: false
    setworldspawn: false
    spawnpoint: false
    status: false
    stop: false
    tell: false
    time: false
    timings: false
    tp: false
    version: false
    whitelist: false
    ppplayer: false
    ppcommand: false
    ppconfig: false
...

killなどをguestに使えるようにしたのですがguestで使えるようになりませんでした

killを使うと権限がありません表示されました


impressive, working well so far


@Razzeee just a quick note and ill leave u in peace, working well, impressive work, seems like u made lots of progress, let me know if i can do anything, still looking at logs for .strm issue


Hi, I have commentated those two line and set the id accordingly like $pmpro_check_levels = array(1,2,3,4); but still anyone checkout is activated automatically. did your plugin really works?


The dummy data was just made incorrectly, no issue with the StickyLists


Looks good to me.


sorry its Uncommented*


This looks completely wrong to me.

cleanup() is only triggered if download_debian fails as the trap is set at the beginning of the function and cleared at the end. So the cache IS already always kept so long as download_debian doesn't fail.

Your option will cause download_debian to keep the cache even if the debootstrap failed, making any subsequent call to lxc-create either create broken containers or just plain fail.


TODO: fix the backend and front end api for authenticating user
and also i should remove some redundant codes.


You can use the Onyx public API for this: https://github.com/MichaelDrogalis/onyx/blob/0.5.x/doc/user-guide/subscription.md#subscribing-to-the-log

Basically, you get an origin and an env. Shutdown the env to stop receiving updates to the channel. This should shield you from a lot, sorry that I forgot to mention it.


Putting it here is better for plugins to alter the chunk sent.


@shilad Sure! So do I just push into develop and ping you when I have such a bug-fix (that is relatively urgent)? @Josh (the U of M undergrad) found this bug and I realize this bug is a easy-to-fix but will jeopardize all the loading process.


[fixed](https://github.com/muut/riotjs/commit/5593b5a21b2a0056b9f51c37c21a48d90dca710d). Thank you!


I normally make the light come from the top right, but I've seen it from both the top right and left all through the JS pack


@Bartvds


@ritenv in a nutshell, in which cases do you think a factory is a good fit, and why did you decide to use a service here?


Uh nooope I just did pets: twice woops


Thanks! I've pushed the materials to all of the mods I could find apart from Metallurgy. There might still be bugs or missed mods.

and I'll push the ingots to the templates repo.


Also added game music.


added rubber bullets


Its a newish feature


pets:
- name: max
  type: dog
- name: Pork
  type: pig


I think these missing includes are a result of cmake building the object files one at a time.


Why do this? The OC signup page now [transmits passwords in the clear](http://www.opencongress.org/signup).


@gjtorikian, please make a make a GH release for 0.4.0 as well. :)


This is an unreliable method


Well, ghcjs-dom now depends on this Eq instance via newtype-deriving for all of its newtype wrappers around JSRefs.  To avoid breaking ghcjs-dom, we'd need to turn those into hand-written instances using eqRef.

The non-reflexivity of NaNs is a topic of some concern for me in regular Haskell as well; I feel that the reflexivity of the Eq typeclass is incredibly important, and I'd prefer IEEE-equality be represented separately.  Personally, NaN == NaN doesn't seem hacky to me at all (in fact, it seems less hacky than NaN != NaN), but I would expect negative performance ramifications from specifically checking for NaN on every equality comparison.


Added the functionality to send attachments as a byte-array or string or text.


## This is a markdown file


You don't want to support multi-world?


@DefinitlyEvil what? Chunk sender is to send chunks to players!


I found that `cm.getValidFolds()` returns the folded regions before the newly added line(s) by referencing the line numbers as keys. The folded regions below the new line are not controlled here.

Is it possible to get the invalid folded regions (the ones after the new line) and call `foldCode()` here? [According to the CodeMirror doc](http://codemirror.net/doc/manual.html#events), `changeObj` contains `removed` and `text`:

> text is an array of strings representing the text that replaced the changed range

We could figure out how many lines are added or deleted by differentiating `changeObj.removed.length` and `changeObj.text.length`. Then we could manipulate the object keys of the invalid folded regions (the ones below the change) by adding or subtracting the difference line count to the keys in order to get updated with the increased/decreased line numbers. Then call `foldCode()` to fold them if necessary.

Do you think it makes sense?


Send them from Player.java >_<


Assignment 2.


This is advice is to help you approach testing: rename this from `replace (rejects)` to `send (messages)`. That is, think of this as the plural counterpart to the `send` method above. In fact, you should move this method definition so that it appears just after the singular `send`. Of course, when you rename this function, you'll need to find the places where its called and make the corresponding change.

Once you think of this a plural `send`, you can remove all the existing tests in DispatcherSpec and start from a clean slate. Think through the cases. What are the different ways the singular sender, plural sender and receivers be interleaved? What should happen in each of those cases?


Why don't you just use DeflaterOutputStream`?


It doesn't even work... Irc?

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Hi, this change aparently make a issue, getting back make code work fine ,  https://github.com/chriskacerguis/codeigniter-restserver/issues/389


Do need to check if(len%16) ?


Ah so allow null in order to clear the profile without needing to hackishly set to a different type and then back to player. Add it to the OCD list (ping #221).


I think you forgot the request-response mechanism.


@PEMapModder there is no chunk request packet. In the future we need a
global chunk manager that will send chunks to all protocols. Also, I was
only implementing mcpe format in this commit.

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Once we get this up on the server and configured for our user accounts, I won't need to send anyone config files anymore.  Yay!


This is questionable, because it's also subscriptions, and now also in checkout.coffee.
However, there seem so be some timing issues on the cart, probably need to find the first time this is required and only load there.


wasn't sure why we subscribed without the userId, and am wondering if there is a different behavior now with the accounts-guest package that was added in https://github.com/reactioncommerce/reaction/issues/183 but making this the same as other subscribe instances, didn't change with new users.


Decided a better, perhaps better approach would be to default a new cart to the previous settings if available in the session, rather than resetting everything. Only applied to address, and billing.


I've also been trying to track down this issue, but couldn't find it, starting to think it's hard-coded.


It's still not safe to assume you can cast to a Map.  With events the data field could be a strongly typed object as in the example of io.cattle.platform.framework.event.Ping.  The following is safer.
```java
data = CollectionUtils.toMap(data).get(type);
return data == null ? null : CollectionUtils.toMap(data);
```


Why 15? Just wondering :smile_cat:


You should really return the possible alternatives :)


Let's to `sortedBy.toLowerCase().startsWith("r")`?


Right now you must have the "factions.status.others" permission AND the mperm (or admin mode). To me that seems wrong. If we are to have a permission "factions.status.others", the I would use the OR relation instead of the AND relation.

I suggest that to view another factions status you must EITHER have the "factions.status.others" permission OR the fperm/adminmode.

Another alternative is to remove the permission node alltogether.


Does this word wrap in `/f help`?


あんたバカ？


This might be a lot of extra work but could we color the power green, yellow, orange or red based on the number?


This function creates a special "matrix" object that can cache its inverse.


Finally a standard.


Future commits must pass luci-app-cjdns testing found in the docker smoketest.
re: [cjdelisle/cjdns] @ ``` 57064d14f4cc27022b056de01345f53fbb761b39 ```


Using an if statement in EngineMain is not the way to go. You will probably find that a 1.7.10 server would try to load the 1.8 specific spigot classes and throw an error.

Rather the 1.7.10 part only should be in EngineMain.
And the 1.8 spigot part should be in EngineSpigot.
`SpigotFeatures.isActive()` can be used without risk.

The reason I am splitting integrations into two classes all the time (a feature/integration class and an engine class) is to avoid errors when the plugin/system I try and integrate to isn't there.


## This is a markdown file


I must add unit tests?


Actualización a Platzi please :P jeje


OK, got it to build. looked at AlwinEsch's audio dsp add-ons and discovered that xbmc_* includes need to be prefixed with kodi/ just like the platform includes.


yeah, that's tabs getting in there (instead of spaces) when the sample was copied from somewhere else. great catch and thanks!


New code


@Subjunk they are all up, something went wrong with sourceforge. It showed successful transfer on my side but no releases showed up on sourceforge


coala can do that indeed. We are happy to accept proposals for making our CLI args easier. Just open a bug. I used the short versions of the parameters. You could achieve exactly the same thing with a more verbose command like `coala --save --files-regex .*\.(cpp|h) --rec-dirs . --bears SpaceConsistencyBear --settings use_spaces=True`. Creating it via this command is just less typing work.

We will by the way remove the regexes soon and replace them by recursive globs. This way you won't need to specify e.g. reg_dirs and files_regex but only `files = **/*.(cpp|h)` or `files = **/*.cpp, **/*.h` to your preference.


and a very cool feature is if you'd leave out `--settings use_spaces=True` then coala will explicitly ask you for this one because SpaceConsistencyBear needs it. It'll behave the same as if you had specified it in the command line from the beginning.


@bitcraft
The previous py3 glitch seems to be solved; there seems to be a strange issue now though.  When I start baccarat, instead of showing the chip and chip tray animation as it did previously, now there is a lag before baccarat starts; when it starts the chips are already in place.


```
>f sp cayorion 1
You changed Cayorion's power from 50.00 to 1.00.
>f sp cayorion 1
You changed Cayorion's power from 1.00 to 1.00.
```
I think we need the "no change" case covered for maximum user satisfaction.
Saying:
```
>f sp cayorion 1
You changed Cayorion's power from 50.00 to 1.00.
>f sp cayorion 1
Cayorion's power is already 1.00.
```


Instead of this, you can probably reuse `readHexDigit()`.


I added a backslash here during rebase, this was stripped away through argument escapes before.


Good Night Twitter


I am thinking make all these values to be configurable.


The Links in Features.md point to the DevPreview forum. I Deleted them because the general public can't access them.


Successfull :)


There's another way we could do this that might be a little cleaner. The `Parser` struct has a `string` field that it uses for the unescaped string representation of the current token when the current token is a string literal. This lets us "clean up" the string while it's being lexed instead of coming back and doing that later when we parse a `TOKEN_STRING`.

I probably should have done the same thing for numbers, but I kind of took the cheap way out and just used `strtod` in the parser.

What do you think of:

1. Adding a `double number;` field to `Parser`.
2. In `readNumber()`, parse the current token's text (floating point, hex, whatevs) and set that to the resulting value.
3. Then in `number()`, just look at that field.


Tiny style nit: can you put the `{` and `}` on their own lines?


This won't do the right thing on `234x456`. :)

Instead, you'll want to add `case '0':` in `readNextToken()`. In there, see if the next character is `x` and if so, lex it as a hex number, otherwise fall back to `readNumber()`.


Awesome! I love seeing TODOs disappear. :)


give me new ideas about my app


This broke tarball, as the removed ``terminal_notifier`` attribute is still used in pythonPackages. CC maintainer @lovek323.


Have submitted my assignment and not sure if it is completely submitted.


@brodyberg: I would rather disagree. There is nothing in these files except for huge arrays of integers and calls to obscure functions, I would hardly call them helpful. Then, an argument similar to yours could defend committing object and executable files to satisfy someone's curiosity how they look. To me, if someone is really very keen at looking at these files, they can as well check out the source, then build it and have a look.


wrong spaces


Really very super inspiring, apparently:
* http://ea.rthbound.com/WhatSunriseIsIt
* http://ea.rthbound.com/WhatSunsetIsIt
* http://ea.rthbound.com/WhatMoonIsIt
* http://ea.rthbound.com/WhatCallistoIsIt
* http://ea.rthbound.com/WhatEuropaIsIt
* http://ea.rthbound.com/WhatIoIsIt
* http://ea.rthbound.com/WhatGanymedeIsIt
* http://ea.rthbound.com/WhatJupiterIsIt
* http://ea.rthbound.com/WhatMercuryIsIt
* http://ea.rthbound.com/WhatMarsIsIt
* http://ea.rthbound.com/WhatVenusIsIt


Not the read me but the actual text file for the answers


Thx, fixed.


all version


@fjaviermartinez :trollface:


I'm not keen on this, but it works and we're moving to cerbero anyway.


Seems like not getting notified when an item in the collision list has been destroyed could be a potential issue.


we can just ignore the bin directory.


This enables us to move the sources where we want.


added this whole class just to get this one method right.


I'm adding a __class__ field to each constructed instance.  It's what js does.


stripping out lua-related fields from tables.  Is this enough?


A custom testrunner.  Not that interesting, just picked some sensible defaults for lua.


We need to tack on a __class__ field to each constructed instance so that we can get its type.


When we are tracing, we need to reference the original haxe log trace.  It needs to be overridable, so it needs to reference the right class field.


adding some more stringification in a few cases.


new iterator for List


func is already the right function reference, we can just call it with the given instance and arguments.  Lua is set up for this style of call by default.


this is a bit incomplete, but I think most of the trace/print functions should go through here.


I added the fix in the new StringTools implementation, and here.  I guess we can drop StringTools.hx and stick with this, but I actually prefer haxe source code.


not sure why this was picked up as a large change.  The file is just moved.  No other changes here.  Maybe this is a Cr/LF issue?


A trivial test to get things going.


yeah, sorry :D


sorry :D


So looking forward to seeing how this progresses.


@ialexop well, in most cases they can be used interchangeably, but the prime difference is that factory can hide complex implementation logic by returning only the needed value, and is more of a function call. Service is instantiated as an object. If I had one end-point to communicate with the API, I would've gone for the factory. In some cases, it is just a coding style preference.


@edolstra: Simple test case:
 1. choose any branch (right now I tested somewhere on master),
 2. look at the first ``zlib`` derivation in ``nix-store -qR `nix-instantiate -A stdenv` `` (skipping the zlib tarball derivation which is really the first),
 3. check that ``nix-store --realize --check foo-zlib.drv`` fails,
 4. repeat the same with this commit applied, succeeding the check (you will need to build without ``--check`` first).

I'm still unclear why it didn't work before this commit.


Which Windows OS & Visual Studio version are you using?

On my machine with Win10 Preview & VS2013, the %FrameworkDir% environment variable has a trailing back-slash char.
Framework40Version=v4.0
FrameworkDir=C:\WINDOWS\Microsoft.NET\Framework\
FrameworkDIR32=C:\WINDOWS\Microsoft.NET\Framework\
FrameworkVersion=v4.0.30319
FrameworkVersion32=v4.0.30319

It won't hurt to add additional back-slash char, but I am just trying to understand why it is necessary in your devenv.


这个bug是怎么发现的，单测还是使用者报上来的？


Even our final ``zlib`` on current master is non-deterministic, probably also just because of the stripping problem, so it doesn't look like a problem of stdenv bootstrapping itself.


Cool, makes sense, thanks for clarifying @ritenv


Tested. Works.


@miri Please add comment on the PR itself.


You're absolutely right.


WHY?????? :C :imp:


Use this:

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:+1:


commit


Why Algalon removed SPELL_TELEPORT? (Though he still refuses to use it)


I forgot to mention that the impurity is in ``$out/lib/*.a`` in timestamps of the files inside the archives.


The orleans.codegen.cs file is touched / created by one of the pre-compile steps within Orleans.SDK.targets.
It should not be necessary to have the codegen file checked in to the repo.


Yes, so that we don't have the same bug in the future.


Good man. Thanks for doing this :)


Does mono build support Choose-When-Otherwise elements?

Could you recommend good place to find more details on compatibility details / differences between msbuild and mono build?


Well done for pulling all my changes in.


Excellent!


Some compilers have a problem if sizeof as operator for types, while accepting it for variables.


Is there a recommended way [specific build parameters / environment variables / etc] to distinguish building with mono vs msbuild?

Most of these changes should flow upstream fairly cleanly if we can work out some appropriate conditionals.


Could you send this change as a seperate pull request for easier upstream merge while we look at the mono build stuff? Thanks.


I like the bacterial growth question. Small comment - growth rate should be lowercase r not uppercase R.


This is a markdown file


1. Tristate logic is a defined section of mathematics (but there are multiple implementations) and clears ambiguation over what Optional.absent might represent, and how logic operators work.


哈哈  好勤奋 要跳槽？


Well, yeah, kind of. :-)
Though from reading the code only, I can't really tell what's happening with a movie with eg. two audio streams. But that might as well be a PMS limitation...


null or Optional.absent?


Put `\`\`\`` around it to make sure it works well in per-character font.


I'm not very fond of this. First, we add a creature to the spawnpool that won't spawn by the portal.
Secondly, this will be obsolete when we will implement the kobold spawn spell (which will should happen soon).
Lastly, we search the first worker in the list. That means the if I define the advanced worker first in the list, it will spawn.

IMHO, the most simple would be to add in the action definition the class of the worker to spawn.


Wrong, it did not work randomly on normal hosts like Springiee
i.e. it could work 5 games and then suddenly stop to work in 6th somewhere in the middle of the game(from lobby and from game using both !resign and !voteresign)
You closed issue to early, yesterday we saw this bug again.


It's cabal#2357, already fixed upstream, but not yet released. Should I remove this code unless it will be released?
I'll update commit message now.


Inadvertently shoved in the master. Close it?


Lowe yah..di ko po napapalitan yung name na android.codetreats..pano??


Wow, nagyon kiraly :) Tetszik ez a megoldas a Texture osztallyal.

De hogy kotozkodjek is: Nem szerencses a vertex-hez rendelni a textura koordinatat, mert igy minden vertexet annyiszor kell duplikalni, ahanyfele textura koordinataja lehet (mint ahogy meg is tetted a kocka generalasnal).

Persze ez nem okoz gondot a modellmereten kivul (az meg tokmindegy), viszont ha egyszer szukseg lenne arra az infora, hogy zart-e a test, akkor az ilyen fajta modellen mar eleg nehez lenne ezt megmondani.

 En a poligonhoz rendeltem volna ezt az informaciot, de vegulis tul nagy jelentosege nincsen.


I know how to do that don't worry. I am going home today and will be back
next week. I will try to work at home but not sure how much I will be able
to do.
On 24-Jan-2015 11:17 pm, "Julieta" <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> Yeah! Now we only need to define a data structure for the keypoint, keep
> an
> array with one entry per frame, and update when playing (or
> interpolate)...
> sigh :P
>
> On Sat, Jan 24, 2015 at 3:17 AM, Umang Gupta <notifications@github.com>
> wrote:
>
> > Thanks .. I was looking for something like this.
> >
> > —
> > Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> > <
> https://github.com/jltmtz/image-annotator/commit/fb65eb0b4a7db052c0e37dd1d25fc51a19186486#commitcomment-9427668>
>
> > .
> >
>
>
>
> --
> Julieta
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
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> .
>


Yeah, I rewrote a bunch of the Index stuff when I started doing my JSON Navigation features. Essentially what needs to happen is that it needs to update the sort order if any of the watched threads have changed, right?

Right now, there's a lot I'm unhappy about with how much features are hard-written into the features of other features.


Make your commit titles and description more descriptive please. We don't need every single detail of the commit. We don't want to not know what the commit does by looking at the title.


@shz117 哈哈。我已经辞职来加州啦～


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The problem is this cannot test yarn-client mode when running in dev / sbt.


Lucas,

We didn't test it, because we were reverting a change back to as it was in
SF5 to fix a mac compilation issue.

More relevant question is: what's the impact for gcc-4.7 branch as it is
known to be the fastest compiler around.

On Sun, Jan 25, 2015 at 3:32 AM, lucasart <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> This patch is a huge regression on Linux with gcc 4.9:
>
> stat        test     master    diff
> mean   2,514,463  2,416,174  98,289
> stdev      4,760     10,561  11,241
>
> speedup       4.07%
> P(speedup>0) 100.0%
>
> Why was it commited without testing? I see nothing in #219
> <https://github.com/official-stockfish/Stockfish/pull/219> and #210
> <https://github.com/official-stockfish/Stockfish/issues/210> that
> suggests that some testing was done.
>
> Perhaps the MacOSX build is broken by -fprofile-arcs and
> -fbranch-probabilities. But that's a Mac specific issue, and breaking
> Linux to fix Mac is not the right way to resolve a problem.
>
> The problem is that MacOSX uses Clang, not gcc. But they symlink it to
> gcc, to do as if it was gcc. Both compilers are different and the correct
> flags to use are different between both compilers. The correct solution is
> to use COMP=clang on MacOSX, and make the flags -fprofile-use and
> -fprofile-generate Clang specific, because they are not the correct ones
> to use for gcc.
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> <https://github.com/official-stockfish/Stockfish/commit/1b62b47b6276a7eae1ea51d858c8d308ad34c675#commitcomment-9430625>
> .
>


More convenience updates.


Good


I think there exists a sound clip of psychonic saying "It'll be fine".


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Database backend to store task results (and tracebacks) permanently in the db.


get the celery instance from the celery app, rather than `djcelery.setup_loader` which is part of the djcelery package which is no longer required (Its still useful for monitoring Celery in the admin app)


Always reload model objects (and all their fields) from the database, rather than try to pass them into tasks, you don't know when the task will actually run, so anything but the primary key could have changed (even the file url).  Passing only the `pk` in avoids this type of  race conditions.


crawling member of assembly


Crawling member of assembly


Anyhow a 4% slowdown should not be ignored. Eventually we can revert the
change back only for Mac OS

On Sun, Jan 25, 2015 at 9:27 AM, Joona Kiiski <notifications@github.com>
wrote:

> Lucas,
>
> We didn't test it, because we were reverting a change back to as it was in
> SF5 to fix a mac compilation issue.
>
> More relevant question is: what's the impact for gcc-4.7 branch as it is
> known to be the fastest compiler around.
>
> On Sun, Jan 25, 2015 at 3:32 AM, lucasart <notifications@github.com>
> wrote:
>
> > This patch is a huge regression on Linux with gcc 4.9:
> >
> > stat test master diff
> > mean 2,514,463 2,416,174 98,289
> > stdev 4,760 10,561 11,241
> >
> > speedup 4.07%
> > P(speedup>0) 100.0%
> >
> > Why was it commited without testing? I see nothing in #219
> > <https://github.com/official-stockfish/Stockfish/pull/219> and #210
> > <https://github.com/official-stockfish/Stockfish/issues/210> that
> > suggests that some testing was done.
> >
> > Perhaps the MacOSX build is broken by -fprofile-arcs and
> > -fbranch-probabilities. But that's a Mac specific issue, and breaking
> > Linux to fix Mac is not the right way to resolve a problem.
> >
> > The problem is that MacOSX uses Clang, not gcc. But they symlink it to
> > gcc, to do as if it was gcc. Both compilers are different and the
> correct
> > flags to use are different between both compilers. The correct solution
> is
> > to use COMP=clang on MacOSX, and make the flags -fprofile-use and
> > -fprofile-generate Clang specific, because they are not the correct ones
> > to use for gcc.
> >
> > —
> > Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> > <
> https://github.com/official-stockfish/Stockfish/commit/1b62b47b6276a7eae1ea51d858c8d308ad34c675#commitcomment-9430625>
>
> > .
> >
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> <https://github.com/official-stockfish/Stockfish/commit/1b62b47b6276a7eae1ea51d858c8d308ad34c675#commitcomment-9431029>
> .
>


Source for Crawling member of assembly


you need to declare key as a variable
` for (var key in options.config)`


Set up the HTML page. Load in some JS libs. Only interesting line is
```html
<script src="/vendor/JSXTransformer.js"></script>
```

JSX is React's combo of XML and Javascript and it's what you're going to be writing
components in. We need this to turn it in to pure Javascript for execution on the client.

Nothing on the page. NEXT!


First checkout `index.html`

Alrighty now we see the mounting process in action. We have our first component on the page, let's take a look at it.

Explain state initialization. Render the items, render the component. On the page! No items, all is as it should be. NEXT!


We can add items to the list. Now we're cooking with fire. And look how easy that was. Listen to changes, update the state, and everything just handles itself.


Now we see some nested components for the first time as things get more complicated. Also on the scene is a demonstration of React's 1-way data flow paradigm.


When the timer is counting, call the reset mehod, just update label,but the timer is still counting,and finshedCountDownTimerWithTime will be called.So the reset method needs to set timer invalidate.


A couple of things happening here so let's take them one at a time.

First of all, React is all about reusable components, and as I go to change one of these inputs to a select, I realize I'm duplicating my effort in the rows and in the new form. With some simple refactoring I'm able to get one component that works in both locations. Boom.

Now we've also introduced another read-only component that responds to changes in the data from our parent component.

In column A we now have any one of a few possible selections, so our new InfoPanel component is going to report how many there are of each selection in the list.

In column B, our InfoPanel is going to try and coerce our input into numbers and add them all up, reporting that as the current number of OSTRICHES.

In column C, our InfoPanel is merely going to concatenate all of the strings and display them as one long rambling sentence.

Most importantly, all of these info panels respond immediately to updates in the rows, just by hooking it up to the parent component's state.


あざとい


a little trick here (to not initalize the repo and do a bunch of commits, set `connectCommits: false` and set the remote path to be a fs folder `remote: ../../remote`
```
        },
        remote: '../../remote',
        connectCommits: false
```


Make sure to clean up this console.log


You'll actually want to move these new static files to `/neurovault/apps/statmaps/static/`, the root `neurovault/static` is actually where Django gathers the static assets from all apps at deployment time (thats why its in `.gitignore`)


This would better be `^^mdInputContainer`, I think.


This should be reverted if said PR (https://github.com/perl6/nqp/pull/219) is not included. I fudged the tests so there won't be spectest failures when the PR is included.


Thanks for the hint. BTW cannot we just rename the C's variable to e.g. `$CVIRTUAL_ENV`? Or is it used also somewhere else than here? Then we could even combine the virtual environments bash prompt nicely.


`execScenario` has a callback in the form of `done(err, stdout, stderr)`

Calling next directly masked the stdout message, that's what it was a bit harder to debug.

If I know execScenario should not error, then do
```js
execScenario(function(err, stdout, err) {
    should.not.exist(err);
    next(err);
});


Do you flashed the only-kernel zip finally?


Itt szerintem a 0-1 intervallum helyett 0-xSize, stb. intervallumot kellene hasznalni. Igy egy 2x2x2-es kockan ketszer akkorak lesznek a texturak, mint egy 1x1x1-esen, illetve torz lesz, ha nem ugyanakkorak az oldalak.

Persze pont ugyanezt a hibat kovettem el a hengernel, meg a gombnel is, de azok egyebkent is tobb sebbol vereznek :)


+1 to @nursix


Remove the code completely?! How are we to somehow hunt down the test
suites in the git history if there isn't even a trace of them left in the
cabal file, as is the case in your latest version of the PR? I actually
think there's nothing to do to workaround this nasty regression in Cabal:
Travis doesn't use 1.22 anyways and users that do will simply have to make
sure all test suites are enabled when they run `cabal test`. We could just
include a note about this in the .cabal file, or in fact revert the default
for the `distributed-tests` flag (which isn't named properly to begin with)
- since one could argue that by default all tests should be enabled.

I'll take it from here.


A couple of thoughts:

1. It would probable make sense to only append a new element iff there is indeed s placeholder specified.
2. It would be nice to also support interpolated dynamically changing placeholders (ot at least document that they are not supported).


Maybe rather import it in `lib/chrome/theme.js`, since it is not really related to common.css?
https://github.com/firebug/firebug.next/blob/7cf2a4f7e776193827908fae2157e311b3cd168c/lib/chrome/theme.js#L43

Florent


- `print(entire_file[:102]) # print first 102 characters` should be left indented - not inside the `with`
- why use the `from IPython.display import FileLink`? Why not just do markdown link: [link](lec4_files/camelus.fasta)? I'm not sure.
- is `parse_fasta` you don't need to do `line=line.strip()`?
- `seq = line.strip(); sequences[seq_id] = seq` -> `sequences[seq_id] = line.strip()`
- `file_name` -> `filename` this is a common variable to file names
- iterating over the dict returned by `parse_faste`: you could do it like this:
```
for seq_id,seq in camelus_seq.items():
   print(seq_id, seq[:10])
```
not a must but I think it's nicer.
- `csv_reader` -> `reader`: it's clear it's a csv reader, and also to avoid confusion between `csv_reader` and `csv.reader`. same for writer.
- regexp - see this site <http://www.pythonregex.com/>
- consider shorting the `re.find` examples and getting faster to the matching examples


Could you add `--with-fenced-code` option to `configure.sh`? :-)


needs some qoutes for `options.config[key]`
```js
        shelljs.exec('git config ' + key + ' "' + options.config[key] + '"');
```


r+


By explicit, I mean that it has  been explicitly implemented elsewhere now... before, the behaviour was implicit :)


bug #19
这是框架bug造成


These drivers need reverting, causing booting issues.


Nice! You have add the Assert!


Nope, I rebuilt the entire ROM after applying the change.


Looks good


That's part and parcel of the .NET Framework.


ss


why was .mui-raised-button-focus-ripple removed? now the ripple animation doesn't work when using the latest versions of material-ui & material-ui-sass


Fair, I noticed docs.jl had been left out of that – I'll fix it.


I was following the convention of the rest of docs.jl, which was left out of that change. But I'm fixing it now.


from teemo


It's not possible to select any output resolution, startup wizard crashes/locks up on selection screen.


@tf0054
> kafka_spout2()
置換は必要ありません。現在は、KafkaSpoutProcessor2がkafka_spout()として動作しているからです。
KafkaSpoutProcessor(以前のkafka_spout())は将来なくす予定と向井さんに伺っています。
https://bistream.slack.com/files/mukai/F032L3ZGD/Gennai____________11_25___

> JOINの外部と内部
確かにFROM句でのTupleJoinができた今となってはイマイチな感じがするかもですね。。
ちょっと考えてみます。


@dominikh Feel free to suggest a better approach then.  I do not know Go, and made this change based on “educated guessing”…


Should use stringbuffer


You need to remove unused uttid variable here then


IIlove the image


I have a soundclip of an old snes asm friend of mines saying... saying... Well I used it here. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yDa7_iwZBR4

TOTALLY ONTOPIC


Really lol


You are nice


hi there check this commit .it was my derp .this derp caused all  fuckig fc s after apply themes.with this commit all is gone
https://github.com/ResurrectionRemix/android_frameworks_base/commit/f2bf531bdede9d55eb99b4d1b55743e9a27d5ac6
Cheers


Cool we should get to


You wanna go have coffee


@wcandillon [swagger 2.0 spec](https://github.com/swagger-api/swagger-spec/blob/master/versions/2.0.md#fixed-fields-7) was changed a little bit -> it should be:
```javascript
} else if(parameter.in === 'formData'){
    parameter.isFormParameter = true;
}
```

:)


Would suggest to change the two lines above to something like this:

```rst
which is displayed automatically as you type
and can be opened explicitly by using :kbd:`Ctrl + Space`
```

`opens [automatically] ... by pressing ...` reads awkward to me.


Will look into it, something I wouldn't have noticed  (yet)


I think *These* can refer to both *words* and *sources*. To remove this slight ambiguitiy, I'd suggest to change to:

```
These sources are:
```


*snippet-like*


Common name length (most names are not longer than 13 chars + prefix =~ 15), though it is a value I am still fideling around with. This needs more testing with some crazy names ^^


#8 への対応コミット


Buff pang was crashing on click, removed extra 'Setting {}' to fix it. Changed HP Multipliers for RM and Knight. What's going on with those "-<<<<<<< HEAD" stuff anyways?


Suggest to change the two lines above to:

```rst
to add a brief description
about the preceding trigger.
```


@XhmikosR: I'm ready to prepare the stable, will that be in time for you? I plan to update Transifex one last time (LAV was updated too but it will be for the next nightly). Is there anything else we want in for the stable?


*It* → *This description*


All of the non `Ad-` prefix names are specially chosen as they are popular Greek surnames, or other similar reasons. Unfortunately this does not match that criterion. Thanks though :)


*Uses* → *Supports*


Hey hier beginnt dein Head.


Maybe a full *note* role is warranted for this paragraph?


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Sug: *Priorities* → *Priority*


Double fenêtres ?


We might want to add the `required_ruby_version` metadata to the gemspec as well.


sug:

```rst
the following completions are folded into the final list too:
```


Hi @dimafeldman AFAIK the ripples classes were removed from the raised-button (as in the [original less file](https://github.com/callemall/material-ui/blob/v0.5.0/src/less/components/raised-button.less)) because they were placed in [other files](https://github.com/gpbl/material-ui-sass/tree/master/material-ui/components/ripples). Are you using material-ui 0.5.0?

They are working in my test app, could you please verify in your html source what's happening? Thanks.

<img src="https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/120693/5891029/931a5f40-a47d-11e4-904b-0468d0078e0b.png" width="50%">


Is this still under investigation?

This was breaking my code. Was relaying on default value in my commands. Now the defaults are never used. If the parameter is not present in that array i'm marshaling.

Is that expected behaviour? It kinda feels wrong.


*with* → *against*


You really need to start reading what I write, would save you some time. I explicitly stated all headers and included those in the examples..

You cannot avoid committing but there is no need to push or change the txt every time.
Open peripjeral.joystick.txt. Make it say
`peripheral.joystick /home/garrett/peripheral.joystick origin/master`

This way it points to your local git (you can clone a local git if you didnt know.).
You still have to commit to your local git, but you do not have to push to github. On my shell I usually use
`pushd /home/garrett/peripheral.joystick && git commit -ams && popd && make peripheral.joystick`
so i dont forget to commit. It is slightly poo but you get used to it.

The alternative is to directly edit the clone in build/bootstrap/build/peripheral.joystick. but this directory is managed by cmake and i lost changes several times so i really recommend the approach given above.

I dont care what you name defines ;). Just remember that a cmake variable and a define is separate things. You have to use add_definitions () for the latter.


Sug:

```Completions sourced from words in the buffer```


*disabled* → *suppressed*


- *~~hook~~*
- actually, I think I'd mention the name of the event?


@freefony I think the second key element should be `doc.deliveryRoundID`.


- space (above) vs spacebar (here) → we need a list of key names in the style guide
- *+* with surrounding spaces (above) and without here → the guide dictates with implicitly


missing: *the*


```the *up* and *down* arrow keys```


Why this is removed?
does this means, by default vlan stats should be enabled?


*possible* → *available*


I didn't get that due to not reading code :D, sorry.
However, there is still a problem that there is no distro-agnostic font path (or even set fonts for that matter) that I know of. And the proper way would be to go serious and use fontconfig or something, which is way harder that hard-coding a file that is always present anyway and looks fine.


I don't think this is required.
The guardian has no reason to enter combat with Thorim, and if it does it's because of stupid Cata core. So please test and work on Wotlk.


Yeah I had this too while working on the sidebar, angular is so picky :/


Not required.
Boss won't get Aggro once it's friendly and evaded.


Flag might not be required, but it doesn't hurt. Let's just keep it.
Same for below.


@segiddins it would be cool if we could leave the lcl_RK.h/m files untouched as they originate from the original source code by running lcl_embed (cf. https://github.com/aharren/LibComponentLogging-embedded). Modifying them inside RestKit has 2 drawbacks: 1) we cannot easily update (by just checking out the latest version and running lcl_embed), and 2) it will break un-embedding in conjunction with CocoaPods (cf. https://github.com/aharren/LibComponentLogging-configure 2nd example).

Are the #includes problematic?


*offers* → *suggests*


@valib this commit seems to have broken parsing of matrix coefficients and attached font info, I did a quick fix in 2bd179f which fixed matrix coefficients but not the font info, could you have a look at why setEmbeddedFontExists doesn't seem to get set when there is a font attachment?


Thank you !! :+1:


So how does this work? I've setup a second user but none of the new menu items appear for me :(


sug:

```rst
inferred from the text in the files.
```


hmm the format should contain space you should have patched springie instead. ..  i will cahnge springie


Never exit() in JtR - use error() instead! I will change this.


Would remove this, as it seems unnecessary:

```rst
catching everything that you have written there,
completions aren't limited to completions files,
like variable names.
```


This patch introduces a functional change.

It's not commitable as it is. Rather we should go for:
(!RootNode || MultiPV == 1) // Don't prune at root while in multipv mode

or something along these lines.


Here's a comparison, using the start of *BTSX E2M01*, which shows that these changes better resemble Vanilla DOOM's lighting, except much smoother:

##### Vanilla DOOM

![vanilla](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/3210148/5891061/5367866a-a4d3-11e4-89c4-a228627dc8e7.png)

##### DOOM RETRO v1.6.5 and v1.6.6

![previous](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/3210148/5891062/660ee0ec-a4d3-11e4-862c-f90f7df216e8.png)

##### Changes planned for DOOM RETRO v1.6.7

![new](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/3210148/5891064/7c385290-a4d3-11e4-975a-62a06a1e7fa3.png)


~~available~~


sug:

```rst
(for example, depending on the current syntax).
```


this line needs to be deleted, sorry


I think I would remove this and the next line.


Notes:
- use javax annotations
- ```@Immutable``` please


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```rst
... or type into the file.
```


Fixed in 35b96c1


*completes* → *expands*


Algalon refuse spell cast. Flag not be required(Algalon isEvadeMode XD)


@i-sz FYI


Be glad it does this :P the performance impact of parsing out comments on template load would be horrible


I have long told you about pets and NPC helpers. To date has not changed, I have to fight before the end of despawn all NPC (hack of course) that did not have this nonsense.


I'm currently afk but I think only the translations are left.

CC @kasper93 too.

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Sug for a reworded text up to here:

```rst
Completions not sourced from the text in the current file
may provide a trigger
that is different
to the content they will insert if selected.
```


makeCacheMatrix <- function(x = matrix()) {
  cachedInverse <- NULL
  set <- function(y) {
    x <<- y
    cachedInverse <<- NULL
  }
  get <- function() x
  setInverse <- function(inverse) cachedInverse <<- inverse
  getInverse <- function() cachedInverse
  list(set = set, get = get,
       setInverse = setInverse,
       getInverse = getInverse)
}

## Return the inverse of an cacheMatrix object

cacheSolve <- function(x, ...) {
  ## Return a matrix that is the inverse of 'x'
  invFunc <- x$getInverse()
  if(!is.null(invFunc)) {
    message("getting cached data")
    return(invFunc)
  }
  data <- x$get()
  invFunc <- solve(data, ...)
  x$setInverse(invFunc)
  invFunc
}


Ok, I will try to be there. I will ping you on the commits.


Why does this contain the full path on Windows? Is that correct behavior?


missing comma at end? The meaning changes, but I think that's what's intended.


*its* → *the function's signature*


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yes 4 plz. We mostly follow pep-8 style guides (except for line length
which we handle on a "is it absurd" basis)

https://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0008/#indentation

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No it doesn't. It sets the -f flag when it is false.
It works with my change:
<pre>==> Making bootable image
==> ERROR: Image /var/cache/manjaro-tools/iso/manjaro-xfce-0.9.0-dev-x86_64.iso already exists.
==> ERROR: Aborting...
</pre>


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@derickr Because it breaks **a lot** of applications in a way that **cannot be worked around**. Carbon has 3.1M downloads on packagist, Nette framework is used by thousands of websites, Drupal is used by over 1M webpages.


Uh, my last build already used your change. So yes, right, but let me shorten the change, perhaps this confused me.


So thinking on it, I think the problem is that you could have a top-file.mkv with N chapters, one of which references inner.mkv for one of its ordered chapter editions which has N+1 chapters in that edition. This loop would cut inner.mkv short (and cause missing time warnings most likely). I'll try playing around with the example file to see if I can figure out a better fix (and I might make an example file for this as well for the data repo).


Is this cast necessary? ManualResetEvent subclasses WaitHandle (indirectly).


iteration (kbenne) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: Build Failed

![Build Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/build%20status-failing-red.svg) ![Test Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/tests%20passed-0.0%25-red.svg)


The `feedkeys()` indirection was definitely necessary to preserve cursor position. But if you want to implement your workaround using that, have at it.


Comment on line 3 is incorrect. The cacheSolve function actually begins on line 23 and NOT line 24.


Let's convert the 2 spaces to 4 spaces for consistency


haha, there is a graph, yes!
but it's a graph inside an *SQL* table, haha...


This does not appear to be correct. `_get_terminal_size_windows()` never returns `(None, None)`, but does return `None` when the function ends without reaching the return statement.

As a result, it calls `any(None)`, which results in a TypeError.


First test & trial


I meant to ask for that. If you go to a specific URL from within TestSwarm, you get sth like:
http://builds.jenkins.jquery.com/jquery/f3e3a208dedd24072ab15361a925e60c997bbb2d/test/index.html?module=ajax
which doesn't contain `swarmURL=`. I assume TestSwarm gets different URLs? This `if` is then wrong.


What is this tag about?


This didn't have as much of a performance change that I thought it would


@Martinusbe Yep, its running very smoothly on the g2


This case can be removed entirely now, can't it?


See PR #599.


@valib ah okay, cool. I wonder if it is the same in older versions too, since "Attachment" worked in 4.4.0. Or I guess it's different for the different extraction method?


Its better to write `return NULL` because now you are returning `void` and that is semantically different. You should never mix returning void with returning a value.


Thank you for the comments - still learning a lot from them. There were a couple I commented on, but otherwise, this commit should pick up all your suggestions. Thanks


OK, the URL actually sent to TestSwarm is sth like:
http://builds.jenkins.jquery.com/jquery/f3e3a208dedd24072ab15361a925e60c997bbb2d/test/index.html?module=ajax&_=SOME_NUMBER&swarmURL=etc
I'll update the PR.


oh goodness. did arch become too mainstream for you?


Need to reverse. Alias needed from new classes to old classes not old to new. That way users on 3.9 or less won't error.


Si possible je préfererais quelque chose genre

```
@@sexenuym = {
    MAN: "Man"
    WOMAN: "Woman"
}
```

Comme ça on pourrait toujours référer à un élément de l'enum en faisant sexenum.TRUC, et du coup c'est plus propre (e.g. les typos seront détectées directement)


Exemple ici (voir note plus haut), on pourrait faire

```
    @sex = @@sexenum.MAN
```

Ce qui serait plus clair que `1`


this is awesome.


ouais en fait ici ton @elapsedTime c'est exactement le valeur de dt à chaque fois que t'appelle update. Du coup y'a moyen de bien nettoyer ton code


Vale Rodo, que tengas lindas vacaciones y buen descanse

Abrazooo

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@mciruzzi Tincho, la verdad que no llegue a hacer todo lo que queria. Te commitee lo que tengo para que quedes trabado lo menos posible. Esto incluye la mejora al votar supplier que me habias dicho y cierta base para la parte de validacion de estados y promocion automatica cuando todos votaron. Tambien inclui la parte de votar menu, pero de esto no llegue a meter tests, asi que puede estar buggy.

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j'aime pas trop que tu définisse des attributs dans une autre méthode que le constructeur (parce que c'est ça que tu fais là en fait)


on est d'accord que ça peut être remplacé par

`cigh = max_cigh * (1.0 - percent)`


Note to self, looks like the examples aren't getting exercised in the Travis build.


On the other side, `return NULL` indicates that programmer doesn't understand PHP well enough.


Another way to prevent the warnings is to delete the parameter name (as with transaction_type in the same fn).


Cool code pour la cigarette en tout cas ! Si tu veux ajouter un petit truc qui peut faire beaucoup, regarde les particleSystems de LÖVE

https://www.love2d.org/wiki/ParticleSystem


Updated !


## Description
The code beginning reading the txt data files, them I merged the label, the activity and the subject, I put the colnames to the data set, the easiest way to do this is with rbind and cbind.
The next stpe is reduce the data set, only for the variables which are asked
Inmediatly I put the labels for the activity merging the data set with the file activity_labels.txt
And the last step is to group by the Activity Label and the Subject Label, using the mean of all variables, this step is more easy if you use the summarise_each
Finally export and print the results.

## Code Book
xtrain, ytrain, strain: contain the x,y and subject values for the training data set
xtest, ytest, stest: contain the x,y and subject values for the test data set
trainTotal, testTotal:  contains all the training and test data sets merged
featuresL: the names of all the variables
dataTotal: contains the whole data set, with variable names included, 10299 x 563
dataTotalReduced: contains only the variables asked (means and std´s)
labelsData: conytains the labelos for activity
dataTotalReducedL: contains the variables asked included the labels for activity
dataGrouped: data set grouped by label activity and subject
tidyData5: is the final data set, containing a mean summarized by label activity and subject


bug fixed.


@arjunguha: I took a shoot at implementing your algorithm. For the branch, branch case I kept the old implementation for now.


Figured it out. Added a patch to #1520.


This can't work as _filePattern is no more initialized.


`return NULL` is more explicit in non-void functions. Agreed with @JanTvrdik.


test


OK I finally had time to review what you actually did. It looks perfectly sane and aligns well with thoughts I already had (we might be able to decrease DUPE_HASH_LOG to 25 or even 24 now since we have a table per length). I really can't see what is making it eat 5-6x more memory!? Is it a bug somewhere?


@s7eele
I wasn't able to find a logo thats bigger than 4xx with transparent background.
Unfortunatly sean and/or justin haven't offered this


Heads up, I'm about to change the space and factor in a common function for doing cross-validation splits.


@krainboltgreene what would be a better way to handle this option?


Sorry to steal your thunder, but I added code in 0.1.0 to use the trackers from the config.json and tack them on to the end of magnet links.


I've seen (and written myself) `return NULL` countless times and not once have I though that the guy who wrote it does not understand PHP.


January 25, 2015: Second hackathon down, first Tri-Co Hackathon done, and first big project done! My group went from 5 people to 3 the first day, and I'm actually very happy with my group. One was my heller, she was the lead. She won last year so she knows what's up (programming-wise) and she did so much. I'm happy to have met Tosin, a frosh at Haverford who is in my Haverford Data Structures class and Bryn Mawr Discrete math class, who is just the friendliest.
I did mainly front-end web dev, while they worked with the Twitter API through Python and all the back-end work. I'll show our project, called Subconscious Path, soon. Very busy with homework once I get back (waiting for the Blue Bus now) UGH BLUE BUSES Jordan (my heller and I) missed the last blue bus Sunday morning at 2:40 AM so we had to sleep over in Founders' Hall.
This was a great experience, and I'm excited to use these skills (Python, front-end, Flask, and just so much tech stuff LOL)


I love your work but this does not seem to be working for me. setDim() and getDim()


roger that, thx and great work thats much appreciated by many


Not sure we should be shooting Xin's flag, it's going to cause problems and it's not strictly in the way of anything. I don't see any reason he can't have a special flag as thanks, really...


I think that this is a better solution than mine (#200), but perhaps then you have to change also the similar `return None, None` statement in `_get_terminal_size_linux()` or I'm wrong?


Thx!


What problems is it going to cause?


most awesome fix in history


We shouldn't access fields directly like this. The name mangling scheme could change in the future. Use 'this.thread.priority` and add the `priority` fields to `bindings.ts`.


Tantrums


@nivit I did.  That is the change on line 110.


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This will also be `priority`. Look at `linkKlassFields` to see how to define fields in `bindings.ts`. When the class is loaded, `linkKlassFields` will crate a getter / setter pair that let's you access the field safely.


I don't believe it's used.


:D

If I'm not mistaken, then there is only support for `int`, `int64_t`, `uint64_t`, and `std::string`.


Ah, yes!

First, when dealing with regular expressions I highly recommend [Rubular](http://rubular.com/) as a reference.

Second, remember that regular expressions are a mini-language for expressing patterns in text.  The two main things that differentiate it from a literal, Ctrl+F style string search are character classes and the ability to express "repetition of character (classes)" by saying things like "1 or more", "0 or more", "exactly 4", and so on.

With that in mind, here's the difference between the two regexes

```ruby
/\d/  # matches any string containing 1 character in the class 0-9
/\d+/ # matches any string containing 1 or more characters  in the class 0-9
```

In regex-ese, the `+` operator/symbol means "1 or more of the preceding character class."

Thinking about the above, it should be clear that any string which matches `/\d+/` will also match `/\d/`.  That is, if a string contains one _or more_ digit then it by definition it contains _one_ digit. :grinning:

In this case, it's likely that neither of those regexs are what you want.  Why?  Well, all the following strings contain 1 or more digits: `hello123`, `19*&^4m12389pants`, etc.

If you want to ensure that a string consists of 1 or more digits _and nothing else_, you want the following regular expression:

```ruby
/\A\d+\z/
```

`\A` and `\z` are special character classes meaning "start of string" and "end of string," respectively.  So `/\A\d+\z/` means "The start of the string followed by 1 or more digits followed by the end of the string."  Here the difference between `\d+` and `\d` is critical because `/\A\d\z/` means "The start of a string followed by 1 digit followed by the end of the string."  That is, we'd only match a string that consisted of exactly one digit vs. 1 or more digits.

If you want to be _really_ precise, you probably want to say

```ruby
/\A[1-9]\d*\z/
```

This regular expression says "The start of the string followed by one of the characters 1-9 followed by 0 or more digits followed by the end of the string."  This would avoid matching strings like `064764`, which you may or may not want to treat as a number.


TeamCity MonoGame :: Develop (Win) [Build 3.3.0.1971](http://teamcity.monogame.net/viewLog.html?buildId=5084&buildTypeId=MonoGame_DevelopWin&guest=1) outcome was **FAILURE**
Summary: Exit code 1 (new) Build time: 00:03:34


Why?


Hi @giucam

Thanks for your advice, I will fix it ;P


mis-spelled.


no. django increased the hash iteration count from 12000 to 15000.


Project 3 code


FYI from a skype chat for context - have been meaning to raise this again:
```
[31/12/2014 11:23:13 AM] also another unrelated issue - I can't get packet version correct - what am I doing wrong here?
[31/12/2014 11:23:31 AM] zathrasc: none of these are correct
[31/12/2014 11:23:32 AM] zathrasc:
        unsigned short version = mp_obj.getVersion();
        payloadObj.push_back(Pair("transactionversion", strprintf("%d",version)));
        payloadObj.push_back(Pair("transactionversion", version));
        payloadObj.push_back(Pair("transactionversion", (uint64_t)version));
        payloadObj.push_back(Pair("transactionversion", FormatIndivisibleMP((uint64_t)version)));
[31/12/2014 11:23:35 AM] zathrasc: result is
[31/12/2014 11:23:46 AM] zathrasc:
    "transactionversion" : "20664",
    "transactionversion" : 20664,
    "transactionversion" : 20664,
    "transactionversion" : "20664"
[31/12/2014 11:24:05 AM] zathrasc: get various different numbers testing on different txs - all 5 digit not the 0 or 1 I'd be expecting
```


Right! It's now evident that I was wrong. :smiley:


Created in Python using basemap and matplotlib toolkits, as well as population data taken from online sources.


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So you removed the copyright of the original author? Expressly against the terms of the BSD License that his software was released under - and then you claimed you wrote it. That's very unprofessional.


It's cool.


framework name has been changed


@valib I've been testing this lately and I think the problem (or one of them, anyway) is that FFmpeg can't handle certain characters in "filter_complex". For example if a file has commas in the filename, like "file'name.mkv" then we were passing that through unaltered like:

ffmpeg.exe -i file'name.mkv -filter_complex subtitles=file'name.mkv:si=0 etc.

and it worked in the -i argument but not -filter_complex.

I have tried escaping the comma but that doesn't work either.

Maybe something like WinUtils.getShortPathNameW() could be used, at least for Windows?


${CATKIN_PACKAGE_SHARE_DESTINATION} is ok for DESTINATION


Hey DarkFalcon, haven't seen you around in awhile. I can look into adding additional checks for determining the proper height or width of given values such as '_spacing', '_padding', '_w'. Its current checks is rather intense as is. I ported a Materlized theme this morning to see if my script was still compatible and it asked me for my guidance on just a few values at most "roughly 3 or so off the top of my head". One or two of them must be determined by the human mind unfortunately. The other few were displaying the letters such as 'h' or 'w' at the end of the word. For example, 'settingsh'. As you can see; that example clearly points to height, but I would know this only because I am very familiar with the xml file. However, if one uses my script and is not familiar with the xml layout then it can become an issue since the user of my script wouldnt really know if it was a typo or not. So, to play it safe, I have the script run checks and determine whether or not it is better to ask the user as a mere safety precaution on their end. However, my goal is to minimize having to ask any user and by providing a more automatic feature.

With respect to entering the resolution, I will continue to leave it as is so as to not cause confusion between 'x' and '*'. However, feel free to add it in yourself for personal use should you feel more comfortable using that secondary method.

I could easily add in to the script to automatically modify the font sizes, however, I decided against it due to so many having personal prefences on their specific resolutions. Whether it be poor eyesight or what have you. So, the user will be required to manually change the font sizes within the xml prior to applying the TWRP theme. With that said, should the user decide to modify the font sizes within the xml file they must also insure they have the correct fonts within the font folder else their will be conflicts when communicating to TWRP itself.

In regards to "porting ui.xml for all sub folders", I am not sure if I follow you on that. Porting the images even if the images are in subfolders is simply done by searching for the images extensions based on the initial directory target you pointed the script to for finding the theme which will be ported. The image extensions which are currently searched for are 'jpg' and 'png'. Those should be the only images being used for these themes. I do not really see the need to port the ui.xml file from within a subfolder since the script will initally ask you where the root of the theme is located at on your device. The ui.xml should be at the root of that same directory. If it is not then the user needs to fix that or else the theme will fail to work regardless if the user ports it or not. For example, the script asks me to enter the directory for where the theme is located. I tell the script, "/sdcard/Downloads/1080_dark_v2". I just told the script that you will find the themes resources within the "1080_dark_v2" folder. There you will see the ui.xml, version.xml (if applicable), fonts folder, image folder(s), and so forth.

As I initially stated, I will definitely look into making this script to be more automated but I must also keep in mind that some inexperienced users may use this so some checks must be applied.

My primary goal is to update the script to accomandate for the second xml file which can be used in these themes. Even though porting those Materlized themes done by z31s1g is very simple using my script and doesnt really require the update, it will become neceassary should other themers rise up from the grave and they use hardcoded values in the secondary xml file vice using variables with which the variables holding the actual hardcoded values would be stored in the ui.xml file - if any of that made since lol.

I appreciate your feedback 100%, bro, and tell z31s1g I said to keep up the good work. One problem I found with using his 2.8.4.X dark materialized theme was that I did not see any option to change the themes colors like he initially had available in his holo themes. Maybe some clarity on that dilemma would clear some things up a bit for me. But my port to 480x800 was 100% successful using my script.


cripes, I meant to rebase this into another commit.


Re: generating an operator, you could do something like this, although it crosses the line of "too clever for its own good":

```ruby
def operator(op)
  lambda { |x, y| x.method(op).call(y) }
end
```

It'd work like this:

```ruby
>> add = operator(:+)
=> #<Proc:0x007fec3a207780@(irb):2 (lambda)>
>> add.call(5,4)
=> 9
>>
```

The issue in Ruby is that there's no way to get a handle on a "naked method" or "method reference" in Ruby that respects the same syntax as the usual infix operator.  In Ruby, the solution is to pass around a [Proc](http://ruby-doc.org/core-2.2.0/Proc.html) or [Method](http://ruby-doc.org/core-2.2.0/Method.html) object, both of which can be "invoked" by calling the `call` method.

Languages that support the ability to reference functions/methods directly and pass them around like any other variable are said to have "first-class functions."  JavaScript is one such language.  In JavaScript, you can do things like

```javascript
var Operators = {
  "+": function(x, y) { return x + y },
  "*": function(x, y) { return x * y }
}

Operators["+"](5,4) // => 9
```


should zip files be uploaded like this or was this a mistake?


I am not sure to also call the handler after successful image creation?


type rosbuid -> rosbuild


The structure `stm32_rng_regs` is implementation-specific, and we don't have to declare in the header file.


typo


Using the new filament diameters identifiers.


Thanks for having a look!

The {{a|b}} is Django templating stuff, which gets replaced with some content on the server-side..
So "prev_questions = {{prev_questions|safe}}" ends up as something like "prev_questions = [{'title': 'ארוחה יומית לתלמיד', 'vote_number': 6, 'full_text': '', 'votes_count': 69 ..." (see at http://mysterious-thicket-1944.herokuapp.com)

I changed onload to be ="brython(1)". Btw oddly it did seem to work perfectly fine as it was..

Cheers! Yair


I would parameterize the list of files here vs. rely on the global `ARGV` variable.  That is, I'd do something like...

```ruby
def img_tag_list(file_names)
  file_names.each do |file|
    # ...
  end
end

img_tag_list(ARGV)
```


I was able to compile and use a SEH build of UME now, awesome!
I am still having to use fiber.c instead of libco.c for the SEH builds and I am still having to use gcc 4.9.1 instead of gcc 4.9.2 for the MinGW builds as I have been doing since the Dec 24 commit (various "macro rand_r passed 3 arguments, but takes just 1" errors), either way it's working again.


Agree! We should avoiding duplicating the task stack. Let's create task own working area first.


I would have `img_tag_list` return an `Array` of image tags and not be responsible for printing them out.  If we want to print them out, we can do

```ruby
img_tag_list(ARGV).each do |img_tag|
  puts img_tag
end
```

In the best code, methods do one and only one (small) things.  This makes code easier to reason about, easier to debug, and easier to adapt to changing circumstances.


@SubJunk i can test for you, i'll put it on my list :)


There's no need to assign this to a separate variable.  You can do

```ruby
def html_bottom
  return <<HTML
</body>
</html>
HTML
end
```


The code:
``` python
for i in range(start, stop, step):
    ...
```
would ideally translate into:
``` c
if (pyx_step == 0) {
    PyErr..... or Pyx_object_call(pyx_builtin_range.....
}
if (pyx_step > 0) {
    pyx_t_1 = -1;
} else {
    pyx_t_1 = 1;
}
pyx_t_2 = Pyx_div(((pyx_stop+pyx_t_1)  - pyx_start), pyx_step);
for (pyx_t_1 = 0; pyx_t_1 <= pyx_t_2, pyx_t_1++) {
    pyx_i = pyx_start + pyx_step*pyx_t_1;
    ......
 }
```
however, my lack of proficiency with the nodes translates it into:
``` c
if (pyx_step > 0) {
    pyx_t_1 = -1;
} else {
    pyx_t_1 = 1;
}

if (!pyx_step) {           // step || 1
} else {
    pyx_t_2 = pyx_step;
    goto pyx_L38_bool_binop_done;
}
pyx_t_2 = 1;
pyx_L38_bool_binop_done:;

pyx_t_3 = Pyx_div(((pyx_stop+pyx_t_1)  - pyx_start), pyx_t_2);

if (pyx_step == 0) {
    PyErr.....
}
for (pyx_t_2 = 0; pyx_t_2 <= pyx_t_3, pyx_t_2++) {
    pyx_i = pyx_start + pyx_step*pyx_t_2;
    ......
 }
```
This is because I had a hard time getting an `IfStatNode` inside of `ExprNodes`, and the `LetNode` generates code before the `ForFromStatNode`, thus the zero check must happen after the divide in certain cases. If you have any tips to make this cleaner, or tips to resolve the issues I mentioned in the commit message, feel free to make them or tell them to me and I'll make them @scoder.

Should this be discussed in a pull request? I'm unsure of what is good protocol for this kind of stuff.


This works, but rather than having a "top half" and a "bottom half" of your HTML document, consider having a method that accepts a blog of HTML as an argument and inserts it into the entire template.  Like...

```ruby
def template(content)
  return <<-HTML
    <html>
      <head></head>
      <body>
        #{content}
      </body>
    </html>
  HTML
end

puts template("<p>Hello, world!</p>")
```


Please make "lib" configurable. Maybe a `${LIB}` variable can be used so that if someone wants e.g. `lib64` they can do `cmake -DLIB=lib64`.


@warlordjones If you don't understand it, I'm always around to ask. What you did was broken.


Signed-off-by: Miyamae, Takeshi <miyamae.takeshi@jp.fujitsu.com>


I'm not sure I understand what this new line adds - isn't that literally the effect of the `use Alien::Leptonica qw(Inline)`?


Revert this little action is causing a null Pointer Error thereby breaking SystemUI


Nice!  This is a good approach to handling a template.  Two things:

1. I'd name the method something like `template` or `layout` rather than `html_generate`, which is very generic and doesn't clearly express the purpose of this method inside your code.
2. I'd name the argument something like `content` or `body_html` instead of `filename`, since there's nothing in this method that assumes or requires the argument passed in will be the name of a file.  It just so happens that in this particular program that's how you're using the method.


Ce n'est pas ici que l'exception apparait, mais directement dans le foreach du GameDefaultImpl.start() du framework


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확인이 늦었네요. 수정 감사합니다 :+1:


```sass
min-height: $toolbar-tools-height;
```
This seems to produce some bugs with Safari and Chrome here (Firefox Dev works fine)


Make sure you're indenting your code properly.  See this comment I left the other day on one of your requests for feedback (https://github.com/codeunion/feedback-requests-web-fundamentals/issues/687#issuecomment-71339652).


this is such an ugly solution.  :(
i won't be happy until i find something more elegant and robust, but it _did_ get the points.


why not use:defer conn.Close()


Coursera


There's no need to check for `== false` like this.  In general, there's no need to check for booleans explicitly like this.  Any expression that returns `true` or `false` can be placed directly in the `if/elsif`.  Consider:

```ruby
if counts.key?(item)
  # do what we need if a key exists
else
  # do what we need if a key doesn't exist
end
```


The `&:last` syntax is a little advanced.  It's shorthand for...

```ruby
counts.sort_by { |pair| pair.last }
```

`sort_by` expects a block which returns the value we want to use for sorting a particular item in a list.  You'd use `sort_by` when you don't want to sort a list by the values of the list elements directly, but by some tiny computation involving the values of the list.  For example, if you wanted to sort a list of strings by their length you could do

```ruby
list_of_strings.sort_by { |str| str.length }
```

Using the shorthand from above, you could also write

```ruby
list_of_strings.sort_by(&:length)
```


See my comment to @theodoretripp about the dangers of using `String#downcase!`: https://github.com/codeunion/text-analysis/pull/2#discussion_r23500380


Make sure you're indenting your code properly. See this comment I left the other day on one of your requests for feedback (codeunion/feedback-requests-web-fundamentals#687 (comment)).


Yeah, this is just not OK. You cannot remove my original license, nor can you claim it as your own. Please revert this commit right away or you will be receiving a DCMA takedown notice.


There's no need for parentheses around `ARGV.size == 1`, here.


I think I've tracked down most the parts of this new system. Can you give it a quick proof read? https://github.com/garbear/peripheral.joystick/tree/cmake

I have another question, marked it with a TODO in the readme

also there's also a hackaround for a bug in the code that got shuffled in https://github.com/notspiff/kodi-cmake/commit/76a82f1


I recommend [Rubular](http://rubular.com/) as a regular expression reference / playground.  In particular, if you want to go the regex route, consider using the "word boundary" character class `\b`.  Similarly, you might find use for the "word character" character class `\w`, e.g., to strip the input string of all "non-word characters" before splitting it based on whitespace.


Creates a segfault when running the tests (./src/test/test_bitcoin) or regtestmode.


Dear professor:
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us to check it, thank you!
Have a nice vacation!
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>
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> recommend two steps:
>
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>    the top right)
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>    - Add this file to your .gitignore and push the project again.
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Nice!  This can be shortened to

```ruby
File.open("index.html", "w") do |html_file|
  html_file.puts html_top
  html_file.puts img_tag_list
  html_file.puts html_bottom
end
```

Using a block with `File.open` in this way will automatically close the file.


Make sure to branch off of master. Otherwise you get stragglers like this.


Instead, do one of the following:

```ruby
if !Dir.exist?("public")
  Dir.mkdir("public")
end
```

or

```ruby
unless Dir.exist?("public")
  Dir.mkdir("public")
end
```


Actually, this doesn't work. MP_TARRAY_APPEND specifically does pre-allocation, so it's incompatible with MP_TALLOC_ELEMS.


IE10下面发现了一个小问题，如果 data 是 undefined，那么返回的也是  undefined，然后 xhr.send 的时候也是 undefined


Implemented in commit https://github.com/nyue/ptex/commit/b58cefb155ecefaac8f037ce1ca32af173c0787d


Use less comments.


Why are these pointers?


Why not...

```ruby
def mkdir_if_needed(dirname)
  unless Dir.exist?(dirname)
    Dir.mkdir(dirname)
  end
end

mkdir_if_needed("public")
mkdir_if_needed("public/images")
```


True, an R7RS implementation is free to support a syntax extension as far as it's compatible with the specfication.
Thank you for the clarification.

Still it may be helpful to tell empty body of when/unless in some way because such a code is not portable.


Maybe we use value for some real float like e.g. 2.034 (?)


I'm guessing you changed all your passwords anyways, but this did not delete the passwords in the history of the repo. [See here](https://help.github.com/articles/remove-sensitive-data/) for more information.


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That's strange. Is the value set at all?


Ah, you probably need to call `mp_obj.step1()` before, so the packet is actually processed.


Thanks for the example!  I'll be testing this out shortly, but does the `_handleTouchTap` get fired on normal browser clicks?  I.E. does `onTouchTap` extend `onClick` in a sense?  Or do I need to map both `onTouchTap` and `onClick` to the same handler to have consistent behavior?

Thanks again, Sean


LOL it removed all records, sleepy. :laughing:


removes the record with requested ID :+1:


TODO; @omarzoundri field // int check


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TODO: @Mustiimams maybe you should implement http://momentjs.com/


if-elseでも大丈夫だけど、こういう場合に[switch statement](http://docs.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/java/nutsandbolts/switch.html)がちょうどいいと思う！

例えば：
``
int relativeYear = yearSeireki % 10;
 switch (relativeYear) {
            case 0:  element =  "庚（かのえ）";
            case 1:  element = "辛（かのと）";
            case 2:  element = "壬（みずのえ）";
           ...
                     break;
        }
``
あと、もしif-elseを使いたかったら、
``
if (X) {
}
else if (Y) {
}
...
``
の方がいい！そうしたら、一致した値を見つけたら他のチェックをスキップできるからパーフォマンスも上がる！


Nice!  You might also find [FileUtils#mkdir_p](http://ruby-doc.org/stdlib-2.2.0/libdoc/fileutils/rdoc/FileUtils.html#method-c-mkdir_p) relevant.


Oops, forgot to move the structure to stm32-rng.c I'll do it later.


what's a gitingore file?


With your change doesn't works assets ... please before commit something in the project test all contexts.


This patch fixes a null pointer.

Post your log if you are getting a crash.


the email for the password reset is still not being sent


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That's the file that shows how the sausage is made.

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This is incomplete. You need to modify the top level Makefile.am and add a Makefile.am to the Xcode folder to ensure this is included in the tarball created by make dist.


これもswitch caseか僕前が使ったJSONファイルに保存して取得するメソッドがいいと思う！少なくとも何回も``yearSeireki%12``を計算するじゃなくて一回だけして変数に保存して（例えばrelativeYearという変数に）その変数を0, 1, 2, 3... にチェックする方がいい！そうすると、もし後でyearSeireki % 12 って計算する方法がよくないって気付いたら、１２箇所を変えなきゃいけないけどif-elseの前に一回だけ新しい変数を定義すれば後でrefactoringをしたくなった時、変えなきゃいけないところは一箇所だけ。


fix #19


quad-motorhelicopter 2015.1.26 hardware


Not too mainstream. I just don't agree with the wishy-washiness of the arch devs and maintainers. Randomly stumbled across void and it's pretty cool. Having a problem recently with wicd, so not really using too much recently.


I won't add semiglobal alignment for the Biojava 4 release, but the addition of AlignmentMode will allow it to be added without any difficulty in, say, Biojava 4.1.


This is a good one to add in Biojava 4 before the code freeze because it's quite backwards-incompatible. Discussed with @sbliven (do you agree with this change?).


Delete unused files


This really needed to go. @sbliven


Terminate the style with a ";" like above.


Yeah, absolutely. I see it as a last resort to make sure all my web frontends don't go down just because of a badly behaved networking library. The fact that it's even occasionally necessary fills me with sadness but this patch is much appreciated :)

I'm also assuming that on implementations of Ruby where you're likely to benefit from running multiple threads instead of multiple workers, the behavior of `Thread.raise` is going to be far less problematic.


I think there is no difference for this commit. I guess there are some problem with the newline?


Damn, so mingw pthread is unreliable?

Maybe we should extend our threads implementation in libretro SDK so that it takes care of the mingw side as well...


Maybe eventStore or event_store instead? I am not a big fan of abbreviations.


You're welcome!


Consider just linkifing the text. Like this: 'Data Developer Center'


New~!


Fixed!
Thanks


rather than "for reference" consider "as a control"


Do we need to link to something for Bluetooth and WiFi?


		+  def test_script_contents_are_removed
+    orig = '<script>JavaScript!</script>'
+    assert_equal "", SanitizationFilter.call(orig).to_s
+  end
 end


@marcoscaceres ? This is just an intro


in case the tag is not


J'ai déjà regardé un bon moment, mais je vois pas vraiment de solution qui ne modifie pas le framework. On peut pas non plus retirer la boucle, ca fait des trucs un peu bizarres quand on prend un coup


You're right about `SetHidden()`, I guess I didn't notice it since it will never do anything unless the channel is hidden (value will remain the same and no change will be triggered).

You're about `UpdateLastWatched()`, it can indeed be improved to only query the database when the timestamp has actually changed. I don't see the problem with querying the database directly from it, this function is called a lot and we don't want to do anything unnecessary in it.


Je l'avais renommé pretty_binet_no_link pour être plus cohérent avec les notations précédentes.

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Nice!


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