> The original did not quote under *nix, so I left it as-is.

Fair enough.  I was just suggesting the difference probably wasn't needed, so we could have removed the conditional code, but it's not very important anyway, and wasn't introduced here.

> Since printing does not use /bin/sh but g_shell_parse_argv() via spawn, double quotes are a safe choice.

Mmm?  AFAICT [printing does use /bin/sh](https://github.com/zhekov/geany/commit/3566baa60861933435dff39fadcb82693ea95a25), doesn't it?  anyway, in either case it's the same: quotes are fine (and required for e.g. spaces), unless the replacement has a quote in it it, or other control characters (in case of double quotes in a shell, `$`, `, etc.)


(bad bad bad)^2


For example, if there’s a slope on the way, so you are slower when you go backwards on the same route.


all tests pass:
success: http://build.servo.org/builders/linux1/builds/1177
success: http://build.servo.org/builders/linux2/builds/1175
success: http://build.servo.org/builders/android/builds/1211
success: http://build.servo.org/builders/mac1/builds/1390
success: http://build.servo.org/builders/mac2/builds/1393
success: http://build.servo.org/builders/gonk/builds/358


I would not wanna know what the commit message history looked like...


Doesn't Arrays already have such a feature.


Wen dont need both i and actualSize. I will merge them or something.


excelente


I have no idea why it replaced all of the lines in the files. I guess i'll stop messing with Xamarin's built in Version Control and only use the git bash.


ah, okay. Sorry with asymmetric he doesn't mean N*M but still N*N with different ways for A->B vs. B->A


Move this method down below getPrefix


Adding this as a blanket statement I think is unfair to sections we write. I propose marking the ported TOC links with an asterisk and making this a notation like `*Taken from AirBnB's JS Standards`.


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Agree.


fast-forwarding master to auto = 439e3150


s/is/are/g


In the future, don't forget to close out the files after they're used.  Not every implementation of Python automatically garbage collects dereferenced files, and it's poor style to have code that works differently depending on the implementation's behaviour.


Не исправлено.
После перезагрузки посты, скрытые по хешу остаются открытыми.

Плюс, регулярная ошибка

`TypeError: this is undefined Dollchan_Extension_Tools.es6.user.js:5429:6`


wait, nvm. `indent: 2` means 4 spaces. confusing... :confounded:


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Sorry @a and @b. I didn’t mean to mention you. :frowning:


Add a tag on the release maybe? :-)


Agreed.


I noticed that the :allow_insecure_sign_in_after_accept option does not go into the devise initializer, is this a bug or am I doing something wrong? Also is there any way to make the user sign_in after password creation without this?


No active merge of candidate 4fdf56bd found, likely manual push to master


merging genkku/servo/code_value = 4fdf56bd into auto


merging genkku/servo/code_value = 4fdf56bd into auto failed


It would be nice to have just one file instead of two, which probably means YAML as the format.  I never thought I'd say this, but I like being able to use Excel as the GUI for editing the specs though.  Anyway, it's definitely a point of discussion that we should revisit as time goes on.

Agreed on the need to call this mode_choice_work.yaml.


And on a side note supporting bukkit and sponge mods will be a pain as they both have Minecraft mapped differently. (Bukkit with the versioned what ever.) And (Sponge using forges runtime deobf to srg names.)


This code has yet to be tested on the edison, I will comment if it compiles correctly.


@Argelein @hodkoff2 ребята, нужно @ добавлять перед именем, иначе никаких оповещений. И переписываться лучше не в коммитах, а в задаче, которую вы обсуждаете. Так сохранится история обсуждений по задаче.


develop (kbenne) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1167 of 1168 tests passed)

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missing scope=test?


I interested on how all this failures, retries and cleanups looks from design viewpoint... I think we should prepare for errors on any communication step and have ability to recover from errors...


J'ai réalisé qu'après la réinitialisation, tenvoyer n'arrive pas à demander le mutexServer : il reste bloquant sur le rt_mutex_acquire !!! Enlever ce demande de mutex fait que le tenvoyer marche bien après réinitialisation.


The addresses: 0x1D and 0x6B were found from running:

```
$ i2cdetect -y -r 1
```
They are the actual device addresses on the i2c bus needed in the address field.


r+


No active merge of candidate b5d3e777 found, likely manual push to master


merging frewsxcv/servo/cleanup-element = b5d3e777 into auto


frewsxcv/servo/cleanup-element = b5d3e777 merged ok, testing candidate = e06e733f


Hi. I would like to add a link to your kernel with this patch to USB Keyboard app description. Do you have a download page, somewhere like XDA forums?


Since there are actually 2 sensors on the IMU board there are actually 2 banks of registers. This means that the gyro has a WHO_AM_I register just like the Accelerometer and Magnetometer. The address of this register is the same for both sensors conveniently  enough.


@caske33 Ok, I realised it works anyway. Got some complaints about it earlier, so that's why. Going to revert this change.


His seems wrong.


Is seems wrong.


There is a difference between packages and distributions.


Well then I don't think that the xwiki() method should be in commons, it doesn't make sense to me. It should be a tool provided by platform!


Why these ones?  Are they related somehow?


@QuarkTheAwesome I didn't mean to delete it :P sorry


How about a test loader unittest that checks if `test_hello` and `testIdentity` make it into the discovered test  list?

If others methods such as `division_by_zero()` are run, they will be caught. The intended test methods, though, because of bugs could be silently skipped, so better to add an explicit check.


"a new root" won't make sense to someone who doesn't already know what chroot does.


i2c packets are sent using the ioctl command. ioctl literally stands for Input Output ConTroL. You have to pass into it the magic "file" variable that is the return from opening the device file on line 34.


> ::hex generates a random hexadecimal string.
> The result may contain 0-9 and a-f.


Sentences on their own lines!!!


This file should be in .gitignore as it's just copied here as part of the build process


There is a gap in explanation between sentences 1 and 2.


Why ? I thought we agreed on #999 that we should document the deprecation before actually doing the deprecation ? Since we want to change `@rootPathFromName` to be the default, examples that rely on the current default should be banned.


As good a friend as Trevor is, he didn't contribute to this project, so please remove him ;-)


Delete this sentence.  It can only confuse.


I always wondered: Shouldn't this be package ?


Delete this sentence, and add `...` above.


This first message has .buf equal to the pointer to our data that we want to send. In this case we are wanting to read from the WHO_AM_I_G register.


Just use the constructor instead of a loop.


I don't understand.


For errors like this should we be more explicit for humans?  Ex - 'Key cannot be null or undefined. (Incorrect or invalid name used in inject())


.buf changes to point to where we want the data to be stored.


Why did you wait like 20 sentences before telling me what `env` is normally used for?  This should be the first sentence.


SELECT r.record_id, image_id, CONCAT(p1.first_name, CONCAT(' ', p1.last_name)), CONCAT(p2.first_name, CONCAT(' ', p2.last_name)), CONCAT(p3.first_name, CONCAT(' ', p3.last_name)), test_type, TO_DATE(prescribing_date, 'DD-MON-YYYY'), TO_DATE(test_date, 'DD-MON-YYYY'), diagnosis, description FROM radiology_record r LEFT OUTER JOIN pacs_images i ON r.record_id = i.record_id, persons p1, persons p2, persons p3 WHERE p1.person_id = r.patient_id AND p2.person_id = r.doctor_id AND p3.person_id = r.radiologist_id ORDER BY test_date, record_id DESC


I don't think 'silly' log level is a real thing... is it?  copy/paste error? they use this as an example in the docs but I think it is an imaginary level


Changing the default is still up in the air. The current change set should only contain the `@rootPath` change.


Ditto (comment about deprecation)


we convert the individual messages into one packet. This makes it easier to create i2c messages rather than specifying everything out in one go. This is convention not personal preference.


Just set the summary to `pkg_json["description"]` as well


This is a great example for combining the previous knowledge with this knowledge!


Makes perfect sense to me, it should be possible to require submodules. I'd prefer to support this in 0.4, and cover it with tests. Make a pull request against the 'next' branch including tests for requirering system modules and submodules, and I'd be happy to merge it. The file is default.js, which is the default bundler. You will be contributing to getting client bundling tests to 100% coverage.


TRCL should now build without errors.
![no-idea-dog-meme](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/1056698/6876632/baed701e-d49f-11e4-86dd-8890c6dde137.jpg)


Great stuff - thanks!


Ideally, you would also provide an example for someone who wasn't interested in the chroot section and didn't read it.


:sparkles:


Thanks @hinerm !  I agree with what you say.  However, I have done re-releases in several places in the meantime, to fix previous mistakes in the corresponding pom filers that do not have any effect on the released artifacts themselves. https://github.com/trakem2/TrakEM2/commit/55844155276c79fb8bd1f5a81c343c0a1b96f430 and https://github.com/axtimwalde/mpicbg/commit/9d434aceba0a58e41253e5b1deb13b4f451ed5fb are examples.  What do you think about this?  To be honest about e.g. the latter.  Rolling up the PATCH number of mpicbg to correct the pom would have required me to make releases of ALL dependents which took me a day for the 1.0.1-release which I am really really hesitant to do.  I understand that this is against the reproducible build rule which I regret, but the alternative is to not fix. Let me know.  Thanks again.


LGTM!


The license should be "MIT"


You need to explain what priority means.


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You have a typo. ;)


I need to find more time to discuss this in detail and to remember what I had in mind w.r.t. representing object collections.


Always specify both the max and min together.  This is also where you should talk about needing root for certain levels.


l


Cool. Any plan to deprecate the interface in URLRouter as well ?


This is confusing to someone who doesn't already know that niceness is the opposite of priority; i.e. `nice = -priority`, so an increase in one is a decrease in the other.  You need to be more explicit about this.


Can you give me an example of how this manifests itself in an actual failure?


:+1: I'm just waiting for Sloan’s OK, then.


You just throw this sentence in here without explaining *why*.  I have no idea where you're going with this.


Sweet, thanks for the swift reply!

Will do

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Ok, will fix that. I need two :+1:  to merge yes?


This is not true.  When a terminal session ends, it sends the SIGHUP signal to all its children.  The default handler for SIGHUP exits the program.  `nohup` just captures this signal and ignores it.

It is true that nohup will do output redirection, but that is not what prevents the job from terminating.


Yes, indeed. I hope we can get along without deprecating it again (unlikely that someone has used it and the additional template parameter was a breaking change anyway).


filenames in backticks


Hallo! I can ask you couple of questions by mail?


First, I think you have some syntax errors.

Also, there's no need to cram this all onto one line.  Every `;` should start a new line.


Um, I didn't realize we were making this change.  Seems wrong?


Great!

Sorry for the slow feedback — I needed time to make my mind on what would be most maintainable and least error-prone in the long run.


version 1.0.5 with deeper variable resolution and hex vals on hover


Pods are the best thing I've ever seen in my time developing for iOS.

The date picker implementation relies purely on the UICollectionView API, and not on any 3rd party controls.

The 3rd party libraries were added for the following reasons;

KVNProgress - To UI block while a request fetched the data from the URL. That's been removed, since I've moved the data to a local source. This pod has been removed.

iCarousel - I would like to build my own Carousel for the secondary view to display the items under a certain date, but its been done before, and honestly, that would take way too long. I'm using iCarousel only to display the items under a date. I'm adding a new commit to the master, with the secondary view implemented.

The only thing left to implement after that will be the infinite scrolling.


The title should be 'Report'


Where did these get moved to?


Is the first version of this Api almost done and ready to be released?


This sentence can't possibly be true.  If there truely are "many situations" then it would be easy to come up with examples.


@tulliana & @Kirek: can you guys do a cleanup. It seems we shouldn't ship "dirty" config files. Sometimes less is better. This seems to be from an actual run system ...


Without an example, it would be better to not even include this entire section.  Right now, you're providing no value over the man page.


Wenn ich eigenes BE Template für ein Attribut verwende, wirft MM im BE eine Warning, weil sprintf() kein %s Parameter hat ..... da muss wohl $this->strTemplate hin.
```
return sprintf('Template %s not found (it is maybe within a unreachable theme folder?).', $this->strTemplate);
```


Hi Jenn,
Unfortunately loading the plugin without even setting the async option break Moodle user enrolment.


It definitely *should* get deprecated. Not sure how the deprecation would look like though, since simply deprecating it would lead to a deprecation message in `URLRouter` itself.


This if statement is new and makes sure that only the outermost materializeDOM does any work.


Please just fix the changes I've annotated and resubmit.


This actually breaks the game for me (Windows 7 64 bit).

```
com.jme3.asset.AssetNotFoundException: Asset name doesn't match requirements.
"F:/Git/OpenDungeonKeeper/assets/Interface/Paths/EnginePath250.csd" doesn't match "Interface\Paths\EnginePath250.csd"
```


method_missing (arBmind) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-clang-3.5: OK (335 of 335 tests passed)

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Why is it now required? Given an entitlement, JAX-RS should be able to figure out the account.


I see, theres some kind of race condition, sometimes it works just Ok always, sometimes the objects get deleted.
I am going to remove it.
What should be the proper magic method to call upon exit @zodman ?, __exit__() is not working


is this a dependency or a `devDependencies` (keep 'em alphabetized ; )?


need a code reveiw @Ilyes-Hammadi-Ahmed


I'm already did that, I'm bulding a iso to test @tulliana changes are still there before committing.


I thought I call all of the new line bugs in the typo check, but a couple of those snuck through. I was scouring for sentences not on their own lines. I thought I caught them all in the typo check, which I just did a little while ago. Prior to that I last pushed early this morning.

On the null variable, would a code example be better?

Also I kept trying to figure out a more concrete example for buffering adjustments, specifically related to appending to a log file using line buffering.


Thanks, Martin. Be careful though with the drools-sample app. The functional tests get reported as all passing; however, they don't run. I'm hoping to fix that and another bug with the plugin itself this weekend. I


Installing `requests>=2.4.3` is in turn breaking system-installed pip (from python-pip-1.5.4-1 package) in the same Ubuntu 14.04.2:

```
$ pip
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "/usr/bin/pip", line 9, in <module>
    load_entry_point('pip==1.5.4', 'console_scripts', 'pip')()
  File "/usr/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/pkg_resources.py", line 351, in load_entry_point
    return get_distribution(dist).load_entry_point(group, name)
  File "/usr/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/pkg_resources.py", line 2363, in load_entry_point
    return ep.load()
  File "/usr/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/pkg_resources.py", line 2088, in load
    entry = __import__(self.module_name, globals(),globals(), ['__name__'])
  File "/usr/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/pip/__init__.py", line 11, in <module>
    from pip.vcs import git, mercurial, subversion, bazaar  # noqa
  File "/usr/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/pip/vcs/mercurial.py", line 9, in <module>
    from pip.download import path_to_url
  File "/usr/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/pip/download.py", line 25, in <module>
    from requests.compat import IncompleteRead
ImportError: cannot import name IncompleteRead
```

because of https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/python-pip/+bug/1306991 . See also https://github.com/kennethreitz/requests/issues/2423 .

So it looks like that on Ubuntu 14.04 the next BioBlend will be installable only in a virtualenv.

@jmchilton @afgane Comments?


Comment


The port should be 8000


Very glad you like it. Yes it was a lot of work, but I wanted a much user friendlier list of timezones than just listing the PHP timezone constants.


nothing here


Working in Windows, I can build the library, but building the tests fails here. I was able to get past the issue by adding the following code above this line:

    outbin.close()
    outbin = open(target, 'w+b')

This let me build the tests, but all of them timed out when running. So I'm wondering if there's an issue with the serial definition still or if my "patch" messed with the build process


Set to ignore compiled python files.


Not quite sure about it. The problem described in https://github.com/yiisoft/yii2/issues/7877#issuecomment-86190994 is a generic one, rather than specific to `render()`. Would rather see a more generic solution.


The URL shown below was my guide in writing the simplest http server I could write. I did it because I couldn't find anything that could work with the stuff I'm doing here.

http://www.jmarshall.com/easy/http/

--Ben


Reverting this change allows the build to continue, so I assume the type change was made after the RC3 release.


develop (kbenne) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1167 of 1168 tests passed)

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Status update frequency was made constant: https://github.com/GoogleCloudPlatform/kubernetes/commit/cf548765c98c759b34e1cb207a117d120db624aa#diff-bf28da68f62a8df6e99e447c4351122d

Pod status update frequency was changed to an on-change only update: https://github.com/GoogleCloudPlatform/kubernetes/commit/632ca506cefcc03bc029d8b5814b8d00b89deeda#diff-bf28da68f62a8df6e99e447c4351122d


I honestly have no idea at the moment about object collections, but I plan to write some concrete, higher level code to provide user management / keys management primitives for the REST module.
Regarding the default, what harms does it to make it explicit in an example ?


I'm sure than not all files will be available to delete, I really fixed tmp file lockers, but who knows what new tmp's could arrive. Just wanted to make a point here.


Classes thar Meyot will offer


I think it'd be a bit more robust to generate a stream of lines, and run the regexp against each line.


Thankyou for the patch


FYI: Missing `"` at the end of `.pdf`.


@iTitus thanks but i know what it is and how to use it, it's just a habit to do it this way, i also did it already, just didn't commit it all yet, was doing other things at the same time


@tombee yeah that's what I think, the 'clear' button/icon should just collapse Port settings pane


This code works!!!! but only for the accelerator. I had the device addresses switched.


A few words about the asynchronous/synchronous jargon above. When you fire an HTTP request to a server, you 1/ send your request, 2/ wait for an answer. The server may take some time to respond, sometimes quite a long time. If you have other (unrelated) things to do on your side, you have two options: waiiiiiiit for the answer to handle it, before starting a new, unrelated task; or save your handling code somewhere, start your unrelated task right away, and when you get notified the answer has arrived, execute your handling code.

The latter option is known as callback-oriented code. It's widely used in JavaScript for instance, and it's all about handling stuff *asynchronous* (using callbacks that get executed "sometime in the future", when some response/event has arrived). The former option is known as blocking-code.

Here, the Stripe's API (http://api.stripe.com) you are posting to using `Stripe::Charge.create` has been built to respond *fast*, and `Stripe::Charge::create` is *synchronous*: it fires the POST request, waits for the API's answer, then craft a nice response object that eventually is assigned to `charge` (on line 14). It's a blocking process, meaning you can't do anything else while waiting for the API's answer. But this is what we expect here, because we want to make sure the charge has been created and processed (hopefully successfully) before doing anything else (such as, updating the user's role).

Be sure to go through [Stripe's API's documentation for Ruby](https://stripe.com/docs/api/ruby#errors), it has everything you need to know nicely formatted with examples :)


Doesn't this timeout need to be canceled if `passwd` exits?


Had to include this in order to use the uint8_t datatype.


Yeah this is probably that stone I catched.


another problem! I copy and pasted the above without changing the index.


This was just small refactor, should I put it back?


passwd is not line based IO. In particular, it expects you to type passwords mid-line. I'll add ```$``` to the regular expressions above to make them only match the end of the buffer.


Good catch. Indeed it does.


The removed string is 'Ticks mode accouplement' which is the French translation of 'Breeding Mode Ticks'.
It was a mistake to add it as an original one.

But, as I already said, eroneous strings in the translation resources won't break anything. They will be loaded, but not used.

Concernig the 'large patch', it consists in removing a reference (and its index) and renumbering the folowing ones.
If you need to update your local copy of these files, you can use a git client or download the commit zip archive and replace only the files you need.


cc @hugovk @handlers @Hainish a note that I moved `theunitedstates.io` to HTTPS, with HSTS preloading.


method_missing (arBmind) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-clang-3.5-AddressSanitizer: OK (335 of 335 tests passed)

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Out of curiosity, did you generate these just from the current Fedora shadow-utils version, or did you look at any other programs out there?  I'd imagine there is other software driving `passwd` via programs, and they might have regexps that have survived use over time, cover more errors etc.


root element is missing fails at null xml's so It's safe now, since xml's isn't null, more shotgun debugging to the god of debugging. I like this style too :+1:


This was erroring on the first char of the yaml basd file, regardless of what it was until I made that change.  I can do some more digging if writing our file out in yaml is something you want.  I figured it was inline with the current sentiment of burning yaml with fire in some of the upstream PRs.


Every regexp here seems to start with `.*`, in which case you might as well drop it and use the `.search()` method?  But not a big deal.


this is failing for me, I think it should be `bootstrap-sass-official`? I can PR but wanted to check w/you first


Thanks, have been developing on Linux now. Mainly because of FFMPEG... Have to fix this.


thanks, I'd pushed a commit to get the tests passing again, with a fixme/todo to discuss if we need to handle `span[style]` type wrappings explicitly as part of the unwrap ... but failed to submit it.


You prefer no space in this vector's declaration? ;-)


Oh, I guess I should have named the first commit "Initial commit". Next time!


@christiansmith as you work through using Nash with your cli, I'd love to discuss some design choices you make. I already see some great ideas in the few files you've got here.


Since it's only one line at this point, I would prefer to merge it.


@marek-safar this commit breaks a couple of Mono.Options tests:

```

Tests run: 34, Failures: 4, Not run: 0, Time: 0.304 seconds

Test Case Failures:
1) MonoTests.Mono.Options.OptionContextTest.Exceptions : System.InvalidOperationException : Assertion failed:
	Expected: Argument is out of range.
Parameter name: index
	  Actual: Specified argument was out of the range of valid values.
Parameter name: index
at MonoTests.Mono.Options.Utils.AssertException[T] (System.Type exception, System.String message, MonoTests.Mono.Options.T a, System.Action`1 action) [0x00064] in /var/lib/jenkins/workspace/test-mono-mainline/label/debian-amd64/mcs/class/Mono.Options/Test/Mono.Options/Utils.cs:58
at MonoTests.Mono.Options.OptionContextTest.Exceptions () [0x00077] in /var/lib/jenkins/workspace/test-mono-mainline/label/debian-amd64/mcs/class/Mono.Options/Test/Mono.Options/OptionContextTest.cs:58
at (wrapper managed-to-native) System.Reflection.MonoMethod:InternalInvoke (System.Reflection.MonoMethod,object,object[],System.Exception&)
at System.Reflection.MonoMethod.Invoke (System.Object obj, BindingFlags invokeAttr, System.Reflection.Binder binder, System.Object[] parameters, System.Globalization.CultureInfo culture) [0x00048] in /var/lib/jenkins/workspace/test-mono-mainline/label/debian-amd64/mcs/class/corlib/System.Reflection/MonoMethod.cs:293

2) MonoTests.Mono.Options.OptionSetTest.DerivedType : System.InvalidOperationException : Assertion failed:
	Expected: Argument cannot be null.
Parameter name: option
	  Actual: Value cannot be null.
Parameter name: option
at MonoTests.Mono.Options.Utils.AssertException[T] (System.Type exception, System.String message, MonoTests.Mono.Options.T a, System.Action`1 action) [0x00064] in /var/lib/jenkins/workspace/test-mono-mainline/label/debian-amd64/mcs/class/Mono.Options/Test/Mono.Options/Utils.cs:58
at MonoTests.Mono.Options.OptionSetTest.DerivedType () [0x00105] in /var/lib/jenkins/workspace/test-mono-mainline/label/debian-amd64/mcs/class/Mono.Options/Test/Mono.Options/OptionSetTest.cs:754
at (wrapper managed-to-native) System.Reflection.MonoMethod:InternalInvoke (System.Reflection.MonoMethod,object,object[],System.Exception&)
at System.Reflection.MonoMethod.Invoke (System.Object obj, BindingFlags invokeAttr, System.Reflection.Binder binder, System.Object[] parameters, System.Globalization.CultureInfo culture) [0x00048] in /var/lib/jenkins/workspace/test-mono-mainline/label/debian-amd64/mcs/class/corlib/System.Reflection/MonoMethod.cs:293

3) MonoTests.Mono.Options.OptionSetTest.Exceptions : System.InvalidOperationException : Assertion failed:
	Expected: Argument cannot be null.
Parameter name: option
	  Actual: Value cannot be null.
Parameter name: option
at MonoTests.Mono.Options.Utils.AssertException[T] (System.Type exception, System.String message, MonoTests.Mono.Options.T a, System.Action`1 action) [0x00064] in /var/lib/jenkins/workspace/test-mono-mainline/label/debian-amd64/mcs/class/Mono.Options/Test/Mono.Options/Utils.cs:58
at MonoTests.Mono.Options.OptionSetTest.Exceptions () [0x0016d] in /var/lib/jenkins/workspace/test-mono-mainline/label/debian-amd64/mcs/class/Mono.Options/Test/Mono.Options/OptionSetTest.cs:356
at (wrapper managed-to-native) System.Reflection.MonoMethod:InternalInvoke (System.Reflection.MonoMethod,object,object[],System.Exception&)
at System.Reflection.MonoMethod.Invoke (System.Object obj, BindingFlags invokeAttr, System.Reflection.Binder binder, System.Object[] parameters, System.Globalization.CultureInfo culture) [0x00048] in /var/lib/jenkins/workspace/test-mono-mainline/label/debian-amd64/mcs/class/corlib/System.Reflection/MonoMethod.cs:293

4) MonoTests.Mono.Options.OptionTest.Exceptions : System.InvalidOperationException : Assertion failed:
	Expected: Argument cannot be null.
Parameter name: prototype
	  Actual: Value cannot be null.
Parameter name: prototype
at MonoTests.Mono.Options.Utils.AssertException[T] (System.Type exception, System.String message, MonoTests.Mono.Options.T a, System.Action`1 action) [0x00064] in /var/lib/jenkins/workspace/test-mono-mainline/label/debian-amd64/mcs/class/Mono.Options/Test/Mono.Options/Utils.cs:58
at MonoTests.Mono.Options.OptionTest.Exceptions () [0x00002] in /var/lib/jenkins/workspace/test-mono-mainline/label/debian-amd64/mcs/class/Mono.Options/Test/Mono.Options/OptionTest.cs:68
at (wrapper managed-to-native) System.Reflection.MonoMethod:InternalInvoke (System.Reflection.MonoMethod,object,object[],System.Exception&)
at System.Reflection.MonoMethod.Invoke (System.Object obj, BindingFlags invokeAttr, System.Reflection.Binder binder, System.Object[] parameters, System.Globalization.CultureInfo culture) [0x00048] in /var/lib/jenkins/workspace/test-mono-mainline/label/debian-amd64/mcs/class/corlib/System.Reflection/MonoMethod.cs:293
```


What do you mean they appear twice when they're being moved?


Yes, that's true. Cockpit in general needs to be adapted to each OS it is packaged on. There are many such cases across Cockpit. Even something like an upgrade of NetworkManager brings similar issues, although this time with DBus properties.

Thank God for CI.

That said, if you do see a good example of other messages to include here, then I'd be interested in including them in a follow up pull request.


Next thing to do is correctly communicate to the gyro and refactor the code into the edison header file.


Nevermind, these are just different exception messages due to referencesource implementation, will send a PR fixing them.


method_missing (arBmind) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-clang-3.5-ThreadSanitizer: OK (335 of 335 tests passed)

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This is an epic find! Module is so simple, yet awesome!


Terrible commit


Terrible Commit


The behavior of copy seems to have changed between ansible 1.8 and 1.9 (devel).
copy: src=foo dest=bar
where foo is a directory with multiple sub directories and bar is an existing directory but bar does not have any other subdirectories.

Is this expected behavior?


do we need AC_LANG([C++]) twice?


What about removing "-O2" - `-O2 -g` seem to be the default unless overriden by the user?


Looks like the FEMContext gets initialized separately by the `f` and `g` objects now?

Looks like this line is still commented in 536e31bce511, I'd just delete it.


method_missing (arBmind) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: OK (335 of 335 tests passed)

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Thanks, I only now noticed that we have some considerable about of `#ifdef _WIN32` in the code, and of course the `dlopen()` check needs to be done only for UNIX-like systems.


Non on ne veut pas mettre le focus dans la boite de réponse, parce que ça y scrollerait, donc déroutant surtout si le message est long : quand on ouvre le message on veut le lire à partir du début, pas de la fin.


Instructions to configure home page.


Is this stack gonna cause a problem when propagateDirtiness throws an exception?


OK.


This doesn't need to be passed to `list`, `sorted` should return a list according to @pennello


Dupe. Rahl already added the below lines.


Just that it is redundant. And assuming that the default stays as it is, it simply doesn't make sense to include it.

BTW, the way I originally envisioned how nested paths would work is like this:
```
interface UsersAPI {
    void getName(int id); // GET /users/name
}

interface MainAPI {
    @property UsersAPI users(); // placed under /users/...
}
```

This way you have the whole API reachable via a single reference and there is no need to try to let class names equal paths. This is another point why I'm not convinced that `@rootPathFromName` is really desirable.


Ah, just saw that GHC 7.10.1 was released about 13 hours ago. I'll try with the official release.


method_missing (arBmind) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.6: OK (335 of 335 tests passed)

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Build scripts*


Ouh.. Please do not alter the default database.php


method_missing (arBmind) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-cppcheck-1.67: OK (0 of 0 tests passed)

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If this change is going to be made, then there should at least be a comment here saying that this is needed to support EAP-FAST's unfortunate session resumption logic as documented in ssl3_check_finished. Also, it would be best to have this logic conditional on a flag that indicates the handshake is for EAP-FAST.


`SecureRandom.urlsafe_base64(6)` looks like it might handle that


shouldn't you be able to do `@topic = @post.topic` if your relationships are set up correctly?


same here. `@topic = @post.topic`


Bootbox.js*


Nope, did not see the other one :)


`if _str not in kw[django_settings_key]:`


Shouldn't this also loose the parameter `relative_links`?


How sure are you that it is the default? If it doesn't interfere with user options I would rather keep it just in case!


Make a variable for this NPC, so we know which one it is.


Oh, nevermind. I see it being used now.


Still today this commit seems awesome. I started to follow early RoR development to get deep understanding of the evolution of the framework itself and it is fabulous. It's a shame the very beginning CVS commit history is lost. Thanks @dhh


`if "TEMPLATE_CONTEXT_PROCESSORS" not in kw:`

Should it be `if "TEMPLATE_CONTEXT_PROCESSORS" not in kw.keys():`  :grey_question:  Why search on Values :grey_question:


On


@tombee Sorry that comment wasn't clear -  the remove/clear button should be per port setting added.


You are true nazi @dubslow.


One more question: what requires `-std=gnu++0x` for mingw32 ? I have now pretty elaborate checks for c++0x and c++11 and I'd like to know :) care to post an error msg?


No, it's not passed to the add-on


@gafter UnitTest Failure is because this should be `Here + 1`


This seems like massive overkill since the issue only appears with `--aggressive`.

How about:

     if aggressive and len(fixed_subsource) != len(source):


Well the git history can be pruned and modified at will, it's possible to edit it to remove or add anything at any stage in time.  Google's caches are another story.


Thanks.

The implementation (or rather, the mechanism jekyll seems to offer) feels somewhat awkward, though, and reminds me of "come from" statements (instead of "go to"). Makes me wonder what happens when two pages claim the same "redirect-from" ;-)


Would need some nice comments for the folks coming after us ...


When you get deprecation warnings, you should fix the warning and not just hide it.


Is this doing SNMP queries while creating configs?


Took me a minute to figure out why the filter wasn't working. Needs to be:

```
add_filter( 'woocommerce_create_account_default_checked', '__return_true' );
```

Note: add_filter (not "apply_filters")


some tests failed:
failure: http://build.servo.org/builders/linux2/builds/1176


No this is part of problem with root element missing error.  Need to understand why it is caused before we put back.


It seems like the original change just needs a small tweak. Check if the files exist first, if so read them. If they don't, *then* check if vendor is writable and make the determination.


See, this is why we have code review.  I have no idea what happened here.

These edits were made during CSE, so I can't even blame "the toddler touched daddy's keyboard"... but "Roy needs to Just Say No when Paul wants to work in the hotel bar" is definitely a suspect.

This hunk of code gets deleted later in the PR, but I'll go back and edit it out of this commit so the history looks more sober.


Merge


Line 88, shouldn't that be `Just xs` ?


yeah, I agree that's definitely something we should explore as a way to improve our `removeFormat` button behavior.  Perhaps you can put your fixme/todo in a new issue that we can track?


Reason for calling `close()` is to make sure the destructor is called. Ah suck, though now thinking about it if there are multiple JS timers linked to the same C++ `TimerWrap` class then all hell could break loose. So `.close()` should only be run if the calling timer is the last timer attached to that class instance.


You kinda sorta don't fuck with shared Git histories. Trying to remove your
name from the net is an exercise in futility.

For example, you are in the README.md for Neptune, among other things.

And your real name has to be on all WHOIS records. If it isn't, you don't
own the domain. Whoever's name is on it does.

False WHOIS info? When ICANN finds out you lose the domain.

Later when I'm on a computer I'll link some Archive.org crap. You can't
touch that. Ever.
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> Well the git history can be pruned and modified at will, it's possible to
> edit it to remove or add anything at any stage in time. Google's caches are
> another story.
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This not only caused crash in PackageCreator it also caused crash with all other packer / unpacker routines that use it.  So make sure code doesn't crash other features too before putting back.


Good luck my friend :+1:


Did you intentionally revert the textdomain or was in your previous code?


saw approval from Ms2ger
at https://github.com/KiChjang/servo/commit/2d273382783c37dbf03dd50a38f4d09eb0df72a9


merging KiChjang/servo/script-for-event-attribute = 2d273382 into auto


KiChjang/servo/script-for-event-attribute = 2d273382 merged ok, testing candidate = dfecc15a


This actually may be a place holder for later code - f and g initialization is enough for the current use cases, but I'm not yet certain it'll be sufficient for a case I'm planning to add.  Mind if I leave the atavism around until then?


oh, I got confused as it was `! _workStack` and not `! workStack`, which is a different variable. This was a weird way to check the kind of call we are in.


LGTM


I'm only the co-developper of the client script. I can't modify the server script which causes the issue apparently. Nevertheless, have you tried to recreate a new inventory ?


The only thing that may be worth adding to the docstrings is that the SVD
returns the singular values in decreasing order.

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wrote:

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thanks for the heads up. I have sorted that now (symlinked to writable folder)


Yes, I reverted this place for now, until I hear a confirmation from you on https://github.com/qTranslate-Team/qtranslate-x/pull/100#issuecomment-87002359.


> Mind if I leave the atavism around until then?

Of course that's fine.


Traduction de l'erreur de login


GetBack


I've narrowed it down a bit. Please see the latest commit.

But I don't want to make it specific to `aggressive` since I don't think it is caused by it specifically. I'm guessing it is due to number of lines changing. Are there existing tests that work with cases where the number of lines gets reduced?

Thanks


Thx man


Hi Michael, I made this change already, but I'm having trouble with the changes I make, commit, push, and no one overwrites just disappearing. I'll CC you on my email to Brian about it. Hoping it's some error I'm making... Thanks,
Mary


Consistency is one of the first way outsiders judge a codebase. And by that judgement, qTox is some of the worst software out there :)


Vypadá to dobře, teď ještě opravit testy :)


Actually it is needed because the addon may pass an Id that's not present in PVR_TIMERTYPEID


Ok, ça a du sens.


OK, but I think this can be made a lot simpler:

```
diff --git a/avocado/plugins/htmlresult.py b/avocado/plugins/htmlresult.py
index 0182532..217586e 100644
--- a/avocado/plugins/htmlresult.py
+++ b/avocado/plugins/htmlresult.py
@@ -63,18 +63,15 @@ class ReportModel(object):
     def execution_time(self):
         return "%.2f" % self.json['time']

-    def _results_dir(self, relative_links=True):
+    def results_dir(self, relative_links=True):
         results_dir = os.path.abspath(os.path.dirname(self.json['debuglog']))
         if relative_links:
             return os.path.relpath(results_dir, self.html_output_dir)
         else:
             return results_dir

-    def results_dir(self):
-        return self._results_dir()
-
     def results_dir_basename(self):
-        return os.path.basename(self._results_dir(False))
+        return os.path.basename(self.results_dir(False))

     def logdir(self):
         return os.path.relpath(self.json['logdir'], self.html_output_dir)
@@ -95,7 +92,7 @@ class ReportModel(object):
         return "%.2f" % pr

     def _get_sysinfo(self, sysinfo_file):
-        sysinfo_path = os.path.join(self._results_dir(False),
+        sysinfo_path = os.path.join(self.results_dir(False),
                                     'sysinfo', 'pre', sysinfo_file)
         try:
             with open(sysinfo_path, 'r') as sysinfo_file:
@@ -123,7 +120,7 @@ class ReportModel(object):
                    "NOSTATUS": "info",
                    "INTERRUPTED": "danger"}
         test_info = self.json['tests']
-        results_dir = self._results_dir(False)
+        results_dir = self.results_dir(False)
         for t in test_info:
             logdir = os.path.join(results_dir, 'test-results', t['logdir'])
             t['logdir'] = os.path.relpath(logdir, self.html_output_dir)
@@ -147,7 +144,7 @@ class ReportModel(object):

     def sysinfo(self):
         sysinfo_list = []
-        base_path = os.path.join(self._results_dir(False),
+        base_path = os.path.join(self.results_dir(False),
                                  'sysinfo', 'pre')
         try:
             sysinfo_files = os.listdir(base_path)
```

I can see no good reason for not dropping `_results_dir()`, can you?


Sorry don't follow? GetBack?


I don't think there is a built in way to do a fallback. I think using locally hosted libraries are fine. I just think "leeching" is probably not the right term for using CDNs, haha.


XSD 1.1 says that  "1"^^xsd:integer and "01"^^xsd:integer are both identical and equal, as values,  and  that constraining facets cannot alter this.

Every facet that is authorized for xsd:integer is defined on J, with the sole exception of xsd:pattern, which constrains  the value  space by constraining the lexical space.  Even totalDigits, which ultimately reflects a lexical concept, is defined in terms of the value space.  If pattern were a normative OWL facet, then leading + and 0 characters would be semantically meaningful in any conforming implementation.

OWL introduces a syntactic  notion of structural equivalence, and extends it to literals so that two literals are not structurally equivalent iff they have different data types or lexical forms.  This fell apart with rdf 1.1 handling of xsd:string, but lets pretend.

Semantically, collapsing integer types should make no difference.


We want to pass an stringid from the add-on, not from kodi..
Check menu hooks, it's the same principle


Nice! I like how you kept the system looking for `gdb`and `gdbserver` in the system.


OK!


I didn't changed it?


The test that I assume is failing is OWLReasonerTest::testGetDataPropertyValues.


Minor edits. Contains useful setup links and git commands


oops, good one.


This specific commit raises an "ImportError" on the darth poppy (found using git bisect).


@battlemidget did you intend for this to be `14.04.1` ? below, `0.99.1` was `15.04.1`


Is this bundled in a release? I literally ran into an issue with this decorator today.


setting this to true will let us delete an active timer that is part of an repeating schedule, it will not delete the complete schedule, but only 1 timer from it...
setting this to false will cause that we can't delete a timer that is part of a repeating timer schedule


Agreed, it doesn't seem very readable.  Can you think of another way to write it?  I can't at the moment.  I was hoping the comment underneath it would help, since this is basically a check of whether we created the workStack.  It could be `if (workStack !== _workStack)` or `if (workStack && ! _workStack)`, but those are weird because they trivially reduce to what I wrote.


@pelya

Not public yet, will send you a link once it is published.


feel free to add those :)


I could rename `_workStack` to something like `_existingWorkStack`


If you could fix the underlay item textures on the farm GUI that would be great. just place the originals on a layer above the original GUI then add another layer of the gray used for the item box on top and adjust its transparency until it looks like the original shading.


yea this is just for the debian packaging so depending on what build i end with last is the distro version i leave it at. next time ill start with 14.04 and end with 15.04


menu hooks also do this in this way?


Nope - I don't understand them. I basically don't like if "constants" fall from heaven.


Shouldn't it be unregister?


data += temp
data_length -= len(temp)


The problem would seem to be partly the way the test code is written; they should not be testing for entailed data property values using structural equality.
Given
```java
           "DataPropertyAssertion(:dp :c \"1\"^^xsd:integer) "+
            "DataPropertyAssertion(:dp :c \"01\"^^xsd:integer) "+
            "DataPropertyAssertion(:dp :c \"1\"^^xsd:short)"
```
Why should the results of getDataPropertyValues be precisely
```java
            TL("1","xsd:integer"),
            TL("01","xsd:integer"),
            TL("1","xsd:short")
```
?


@bors: retry


This is not a big deal, but, IMHO, I'd use background instead of bg even if the takes an extra like.


> such Elvis

"Such as" :) But it's an old typo, so maybe leave as is and I'll update both files.


Why not also
```java
TL("001","xsd:integer")
TL("1","xsd:byte"),
TL("1","xsd:nonNegativeInteger"),
TL("1,"xsd:positiveInteger")
```


I don't want extra characters in key.


(dont) try this:

```
astyle -A1 --recursive '*.cpp' '*.h'
git diff --stat
(...)
120 files changed, 5052 insertions(+), 3304 deletions(-)
```


I'd prefer to use `nnoremap` here and below for consistency. Most of the time it's what you actually want.


OK!


Good idea, I will do so


And by the way `SecureRandom.urlsafe_base64(6)` will generate 8 keys string, not 6.


Or, as the javadoc says:
```html
getDataPropertyValues
@Nonnull
Set<OWLLiteral> getDataPropertyValues(@Nonnull
                                               OWLNamedIndividual ind,
                                               @Nonnull
                                               OWLDataProperty pe)
Gets the data property values for the specified individual and data property expression.
The values are a set of literals.
Note that the results are not guaranteed to be complete for this method.
The reasoner may also return canonical literals or they may be in a
 form that bears a resemblance to the syntax of the literals in the root ontology imports closure.
```


This revision is clean.


esos :earth_africa:  me recuerdan como a la epoca de geocities [www.geocities.com/platanus](http://www.wonder-tonic.com/geocitiesizer/content.php?theme=2&music=6&url=platan.us)


Did you change `filextype` to `filetype` (no `x` in the middle) intentionally? Generally graphic applications would use the x-form, so that if you connect through SSH something else would be picked automatically (when corresponding non-x forms are also present).


The data factory decides to canonicalize.


this isn't used anymore.  delete when we do testing.


Should not this be 7? (or the note in the changelog be 8?)


data1 isn't used anymore.  remember to delete next push.


Could this be problematic? Setting the active texture but not binding it?


Okay, thank you.
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Hmm, Ok, I'll take a look. I've you've been editing this file, I haven't seen any of your changes appear since Paul's changes.


Looks good.

This code reminds me: F-Lite (like GHC) doesn't use Monad transformers. is this a bad decision?

Related discussion: http://stackoverflow.com/a/2760709


That's really weird... http://central.maven.org/maven2/com/amazonaws/aws-java-sdk-core/1.9.26/aws-java-sdk-core-1.9.26.pom


Fixed on latest publish.


Wait, the one you recently push, now I see it. :)


One note: Will importing Control.Applicative (Applicative(..)) work with GHC 7.10 when Applicative is in Prelude?


Good. Sometimes they do work... ;)


alguien use match_parent es mala practica fill_partent cuando quieres agarrar/usar toda la pantalla
atte:


This design requires a bit of experience to avoid X referencing everything. It's not a bocking issue, you can either break that circle, or end up with a gigantic 'restapi.d' file ;)

I'm all for it, we'll just need to write some doc.


I did, on the assumption that we wouldn't be working with remotes, but I'll make it filextype for graphical apps and keep it consistent.


Also, this fix is a bit dodgy, since it ought to prevent non-canonical integers from being turned into LiteralImplIntegers (otherwise the number of leading zeros might change).

I say, document as a feature that integers with non canonical integers with leading zeros and with all other digits between 0 and 7 will be parsed as octal on tuesdays and thursdays unless the DONT_BE_WEIRD flag is set.


Indeed... I missed this one! Will change and update the pull, including the filextypes.


I suspect a conflict of version of HC. Still checking ...


@walterbrunetti

corregi del comentario anterior


Ah, that changed the logic indeed. I'll remove that `return`.


some tests failed:
failure: http://build.servo.org/builders/linux2/builds/1177


Yep, that's the case. I will update the comment.


For reference, this was accidentally introduced in https://github.com/cubing/wca-documents/commit/dea20321cb5c0f8710771845fbd841c73201f882#diff-dc74e27c72bed37010eea6826b50f459R153


please change this with team conventions (for this case you need to use HomeAdminPage homeAdminPage  = new HomeAdminPage();)


What's wrong with the extra characters? Is it just user-friendliness concerns or are there other possible problems?


I really believe that any of the database that currently exist (UDB, WhyDB, ArcDB, TCDB, PSDB, YTDB, etc) are blizzlike 100% or even 80% my opinion, because I am reviewing the database, most important to update GameEvent. And there are many variations between the database from npc, faction, objects, positions, .... I think the best thing you can do is to solve the problems and failures, with the information we have so not blizzlike. Because pretend blizzlike get information after 5 years who died woltk is very difficult and lose more time looking for something that does not succeed.


The logic was wrong in the first place.


I believe this is the bit where the test comes from:

http://www.w3.org/TR/owl2-syntax/#Literals

"Even though literals "1"^^xsd:integer and "+1"^^xsd:integer are interpreted as the integer 1, these two literals are not structurally equivalent because their lexical forms are not identical. "

It is arguable that it shouldn't be a reasoner test doing that - rather an OWL API test. It is also arguable that the spec should leave normalization decisions to the implementation, instead of dictating them - especially when questions with a bigger practical impact, like whether the IRI for an ontology should be declared explicitly or inferred from XML base namespace, are left unspecified. If this spec was ever to be reviewed, I'd wish for this to be amended; but in the meantime I think we're stuck with pretending that padding zeroes are important. Likely redundant + signs too, from the above :-(
Penny wise and pound foolish comes to mind.


Oops, I never intended for that to `import <nixpkgs>`. It should be using the existing `mysql` argument.


You can have SchedulePage schedulePage as a global variable to use that in your test and your afterclass


please add a comment why do you need to use  ExcelReader


please change this with team conventions (for this case you need to use HomeAdminPage homeAdminPage = new HomeAdminPage())


fixed


Actually, the previous code seems to be broken?

`texture.__webglTexture` is defined inside `_this.uploadTexture( texture )` and if `texture.needsUpdate` is `false` it never gets called...


This is minor, but we probably want to make this a 301 (that is what goo.gl does, btw)


I wanted to have A-Z, a-z and 0-9 characters in the key. You can change it to whatever you want.


> The logic was wrong in the first place.

Right. So now it's fixed...?


these variables should be with team conventions (use RoomsPage roomsPage and RoomInfoPage roomInfoPage )


We can do a little validation here, but the uar service takes pretty much anything for title & url, and I don't think we should filter that.  Getopt will also do some of the type checking for string/int/null values


@clefebvre hi, i agree to you a lot with the performance on startup, but i also like a lot have options... So, i think that is not necessary remove some option to increase performance... We have more options here....
One option could be add an idle or time out call, to execute some non important part after the cinnamon start and another possibility will be on the case that we have currently things that we can not see in the section start, we don't need fill the unnecessary values in the startup, but we can fill this in the first time that user make request to see this values.
The last possibility is the appropriate to be used in this case...
I understand your preoccupation and i know that you are right on your decision, i only want to remember that is not necessary be radical if there are more options.


Great, thanks a lot for the contribution!


"Insufficiently specified important sections" - add one:
"Or whether equivalent axioms refer to bags, sets or lists of class definitions"
We came to the conclusion that different parts of the spec have different intents on that one, and the only non self contradictory interpretation was to consider the arguments a set. But oh boy were there strong opinions either way on that one...


the `finally´ here doesn't make much sense. If you want to mask an error (which I doubt you should), try:

```js
try {
  doSomethingExplosive();
} catch(e) {}
```
but really, hiding errors like this is a debugging headache down the road. why/when exactly are exceptions thrown?


TC has actual sniffs, because their developers / contributors DO play on WoW's official servers, and that's that.


@kalasjocke hi, I did answer your question because I didn't find a good solution this but today I saw this commit https://github.com/Rendez/padrino-asset-pipeline/commit/00bb008d2aab85ac3589d362b1bcdd0ea6916f19 and I think that it can work for both Sinatra and Padrino


Heh - honestly, I've looked at this file so many times today I think i'd miss a bigger typo than this at this stage!!


here you have the same observation about team conventions, please review all your classes


:-P that's already the case, or was that refactored out?

On 27 March 2015 at 22:09, Simon Spero <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> Also, this fix is a bit dodgy, since it ought to prevent non-canonical
> integers from being turned into LiteralImplIntegers (otherwise the number
> of leading zeros might change).
>
> I say, document as a feature that integers with non canonical integers
> with leading zeros and with all other digits between 0 and 7 will be parsed
> as octal on tuesdays and thursdays unless the DONT_BE_WEIRD flag is set.
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> <https://github.com/owlcs/owlapi/commit/af283fced701014e2e94f5e2b3f14eea17bbd161#commitcomment-10442008>
> .
>


Thanks for the quick patch!
On Mar 27, 2015 6:05 PM, "isaacs" <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> Fixed on latest publish.
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> <https://github.com/npm/node-semver/commit/c80180d8341a8ada0236815c29a2be59864afd70#commitcomment-10441944>
> .
>


you need do add some comments in this code line where you use ExcelReader excelReader


@meghatron3000   : This might print out MANY MANY times, right? Is that a problem? If it is but you still need to see this, you could use a timer called printTimer ... and inside this else, you could check to see if the printTimer->Get() is >= a threshold ... like 1.0 or 1.5 and if it is, do the printout and do a ->Reset() to the timer...then the printout wont happen again for a while.


think this might be an issue considering what it will be used for?
basically applying the hash on the finished infohash of a transfer.


Looks like you committed some conflict resolution thingies here.


This is minor, I agree. Change it if you want.


Json file

[
    {
        "building": "#1",
        "color": "#A52A2A",
        "location": "TopLeft",
        "x":"50",
        "y":"50"
    },
    {
        "building": "#2",
        "color": "#00FFFF",
        "location": "TopRight",
        "x":"900",
        "y":"50"
    },
    {
        "building": "#3",
        "color": "#006400",
        "location": "BottomLeft",
        "x":"50",
        "y":"600"
    },
    {
        "building": "#4",
        "color": "#DAA520",
        "location": "BottomRight",
        "x":"900",
        "y":"600"
    }
]


is this a typo?  looks like you changed the tabbing for no reason.


You cannot do it, the parameters should read from excel file, you cannot have parameters hardcoded


can we go with proper camelCased `decodeUrnPath`?


I'll fix this.


thanks for taking a closer look.


Comments for ExcelReader and follow team conventions for page names, change ResourcesPage resource to ResourcesPage resourcesPage


Permissions:
ToggleSneak.sneak - Whether one can use the sneak command.
ToggleSneak.sprint - Whether one can sprint while sneaking.


bad design with apparent correctness usually lead to subtle bugs. I will keep an eye to your fix.


No active merge of candidate b5d3e777 found, likely manual push to master


merging frewsxcv/servo/cleanup-element = b5d3e777 into auto


frewsxcv/servo/cleanup-element = b5d3e777 merged ok, testing candidate = e916ee08


you need to apply team conventions for all your classes


Ok. Removed the redundant call in 1c5263680d93087e8593f4bae70ef6df77abeb45.


Hmm, is this `}else{` block really needed?   As I was saying in another comment, it's likely problematic to set `this.value` here where all the other properties are set at the end of `createdCallback()`.   It seems like you could replace lines 92-98 with `this.setAttribute("value", this.valueNode.value);`


First of all, how did the prior code ever work -- without us noticing something?

Secondly, I think it is best to wait to set the active texture until you are prepared to bind it.


the 3rd column has the MA ID *if* uberon is mapped to the MA, *and* the MA includes an xref to this specific EMAPA (by way of EMAPS)


Isn't it called "babel-helpers"?


Notice: Uncompilable!


This is specifically for Traceur.


Я начинаю путаться уже в коммитах.
Буду  писать в общие комментарии
index.html
строка 8
```
<link rel="stylesheet" href="css/style.css">
  <!-- Скрипты в жо...в самый конец =) -->
  <script>
```


Entiendo la preferencia de `map` sobre `collect` porque nadie usa `collect`, pero me parece que la decisión en los otros 3 nombres es algo que no entiendo aún. A mí parecer la preferencia de un alias sobre otro debe deberse a:

1. ¿Cuál es el más usado en la comunidad?
2. Si no hay un consenso, ¿Cuál tiene el nombre que refleja mejor la intención?

En ese caso, creo que `inject` es mucho más usado en la comunidad de ruby que `reduce`. Basta con buscar `inject` y `reduce` en el código en rails para fijarse. Aunque el nombre correcto en programación es `reduce`, es mucho más probable hallar código, ejemplos y tutoriales con `inject` que con `reduce`.

Sobre `detect`, `find`, `select` y `find_all` me parece que no hay un decantamiento por alguno especialmente. Personalmente no uso `select` ni `detect` porque `find` y `find_all` me parecen más expresivos (buscar, buscar todos), aunque no estoy seguro si este punto es una impresión personal o no.


Good catch. Fixed in commit e3c3b8add96db3e78ff41df7690301d676227ed3.


index.html
Заметь, у иконки меню и лого есть небольшой отсутп справа и слева


index.html
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```
          <a class="main-nav__toggle" href=""><img src="img/menu-burger.svg" alt=""></a>
          <!-- чуть поехало -->
          <ul class="main-nav__list">
```


We only removed that from the API.  Can you tell me what error you were getting?  It's possible the existing code here was not doing the right thing anyway.

----- Original Message -----
> This was erroring on the first char of the yaml basd file, regardless of what
> it was until I made that change.  I can do some more digging if writing our
> file out in yaml is something you want.  I figured it was inline with the
> current sentiment of burning yaml with fire in some of the upstream PRs.
>
> ---
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub:
> https://github.com/pweil-/origin/commit/bc3e1da9dcab6331442734ed390eec9add588ccf#commitcomment-10440171


It should be using pkg/util/yaml.ToJSON()

----- Original Message -----
> We only removed that from the API.  Can you tell me what error you were
> getting?  It's possible the existing code here was not doing the right thing
> anyway.
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> > This was erroring on the first char of the yaml basd file, regardless of
> > what
> > it was until I made that change.  I can do some more digging if writing our
> > file out in yaml is something you want.  I figured it was inline with the
> > current sentiment of burning yaml with fire in some of the upstream PRs.
> >
> > ---
> > Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub:
> > https://github.com/pweil-/origin/commit/bc3e1da9dcab6331442734ed390eec9add588ccf#commitcomment-10440171


У figure надо уборать марджины


It is true, as also the maps, events, missions, npc's, have changed, are not the same, it is impossible woltk is blizzlike without complete information.


У картинки внутри figure position:relative и z-index:2 у блоков сверху, position:absolute и z-index:1 у блока снизу, и регулируй width и top, right


json.loads() could be done here once. instead of 3 times later on data object.


esto podría ir para otros tipos de patrones (services, decorators, presenters, etc) que se puedan presentar además de factory.


```
 <div class="center-wrapper">
      <!-- повесь на бр класс и задай марджины на мобильной версии. -->
        <h1 class="promo__item">Устали от серости мегаполиса?<br>Нам есть, что вам<br> предложить!</h1>
      </div>

```


Yep


Hi Bo Lan

I just wanted to leave you a message about the dhc6 here.
Recently I had updated the FGMEMBERs dhc6 with a new branch that fast-forwards the development by patten and the Flightgear french team on the dhc6.
His updates are versioned on March 2015: http://pattenflightgear.wifeo.com/dhc6-300-twin-otter.php

The status of this plane and code can be seen on the FGMEMBERS dhc6 branch named as "patten"
You may want to look at his code and progress and maybe take some of that into your hotfix as well.

https://github.com/FGMEMBERS/dhc6/tree/patten

You could just import the branch to your local repo and then push it to your fork. If in doubt, you can ask me for an stepwise instruction (commandline type)

Best,
Israel


in general data = request.get_data() -> try: data = json.loads(request.get_data())


90946736_WSHP_#4567 (Nigusse) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (1664 of 1671 tests passed)

![Build Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/build%20status-passing-green.svg) ![Test Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/tests%20passed-99.58%25-yellow.svg)


Треугольники у серого фона, пришло их время


```
 <div class="screenshots__item">
              <picture>
                <source media="(min-resolution: 1.5dppx)" srcset="img/iphone-screen-3-2@2x.png">
                <img src="img/iphone-screen-3-2@1x.png" alt="Второй скрин">
                <!-- картинка больше, допиши правило для этой картинки -->
              </picture>
            </div>
```


`<em>` for emphasis?


In theory the distinction…
`<strong>semantics</strong>`


URIs not URIS


`<strong>syntax</strong>`


should this be transformed to a `<ol>`?


```
  <div class="map">
      <!-- Давай вставлять карту -->
    </div>
````


Dear @nobugs-hare, @divanchykhin,

How about this approach?

Plugin Manifest (1-Wire bridge):
```xml
<smartanthill.plugin type="ONEWIRE_BRIDGE" name="Communication with 1-Wire line (bridge)">
    <exceptions>
        <exception type="BUS_DISCONNECTED" name="The 1-Wire bus has been disconnected">
        <exception type="NO_DEVICES" name="There no devices have been found. Try reconnect 1-Wire line">
    </exceptions>
</smartanthill.plugin>
```

Plugin source code:
```c
uint8 devNums = OneWire.getDeviceNums();
if (devNums == 0) {
    ZEPTO_THROW(EXCEPTION_ONEWIRE_BRIDGE_NO_DEVICES);
}
```

Where, ``EXCEPTION_ONEWIRE_BRIDGE_NO_DEVICES`` is pre-defined symbol on the PlatformIO Builder stage. PlatformIO Builder scans all exceptions from Plugin Manifests and in appropriate order define symbols in dynamic ``configuration.c`` file (+ store them in SmartAnthill DB), like:
```c
#define EXCEPTION_ONEWIRE_BRIDGE_BUS_DISCONNECTED 1
#define EXCEPTION_ONEWIRE_BRIDGE_NO_DEVICES 2
```

These indexes ``1, 2..., N`` are unique per device firmware. SmartAnthill Core communicates with Zepto OS uses just these exception indexes. However, from the use-end side, SmartAnthill Core will replace these indexes with appropriate values(``name``) from exceptions.

What do you think about it?

P.S: I'm not sure that "line number" will be useful for end user, even for developer. This is STATIC line number. If this exception will occur, then developer 100% know what it does mean. However, for end user we should show clear explanation.


why comment out the array part?


DB name shouldnt be harcoded in HTTP request


vasriables.less
Попробуй составить формулы в переменных где задаёшь размер шрифта, что-бы размер шрифтов автоматом рассчитывался в зависимости от базового шрифта. (нужный размер делим тот что есть(в нашем случае базовый), или домножай на десть (твой вариант))
Можно высчитывать с помощью такой функции и формулы
unit((@нужный_размер / @базовый_размер), rem)


nvm I answered my own question. I forgot the benchmarks only do strings, even though they should be doing both array and string


type.less
Типографику так и не поправил. Почему?


Fixed in 6b1a99d.


btn.less
Пропиши состояния у кнопки


for this, you can remove the last several lines of code and just do `return a.charAt(aLast) === b.charAt(bLast)`, but still, you'll only be checking one character.


This does not leave object in an invalid state, because next time you request either `KOSapiClient.client` or `config`, a new instance will be created automatically. Only the config will be empty.


no :)


это какой-то оверхед...ну поставь ты на БГ картинки


Sounds like a good idea.


It will be part of 1.9, @halfnibble .


Поставь сверху, логичнее и аккуратнее


Ah yes. The `if` above. You could use `'traceur-runtime'` instead of `loader.transpiler + '-runtime'` :)


app-download__hand-image
сделай с помощью &


cделай миксин с клинером и используй его а не каждый раз объявляя каждый раз.


the problem is that you are still reusing the digestFunction (in this case per instance). This object is mutable and not thread safe, it does not matter if you put it final, MessageDigest is not immutable by design.


@quintesse this change seems to have broken the build


#57 was related


public class Tree {
	public static void allocate(){
		if(p.size()<= size/2){
			if(noChildren){
				generateChildren();
			}
			c = findSuitableChild();
			c.allocate(Process p);
		}
		else
			assignProcess(Process p);
	}

	public static void findSuitableChild(){

	}
	public static void assingProcess(Process p){
		if(Lchild <= Rchild && p.size <= Lchild.size())
			return Lchild;
		else if(Lchild > Rchild && p.size >= Lchild.size())
			return Rchild;
		else
			System.out.println("Add another condition");
		//need to make this
	}

	public static void deallocate(Process p){
		Node n = find(p);
		n.setLP(null);
		update(p);
	}

	public static void update(Process p){
		updateSizes(p);
		//This if statements
		if((n.parent.getLchild.getLP() == null) && (n.parent.getRchild().getLP == null){
			n.parent.LChild = null;
			n.parent.RChild = null;
	}

	public static void find(Process p){
		if(lp.equals(p)){
			//return this node
		}
		else{
			if(Lchild == null && Rchild == null)
				return null;
			else{
				node1=Rchild.find(p);
				node2 = Lchild.find(p);
				if(node1 != null)
					return node1;
				else if (node2 != null)
					return node2;
				else
					return null;
			}
		}
	}
}
}
}

//As of right now this method is only used for allocate method
//if we want to use this method for deallocated as well, then
//we change this method
public static void updateNumbers(Process p){
	size = size - p.size();
	if(hasParent)
		parent.updateNumbers(Process p)
		else
			//indicator
}

public static void updateSizes(Process p){
	size = size - p.size();
	if(hasParent)
		parent.updateSizes(Process p)
		else
			//indicator
}

}


so when you do `getInstance()` you're always getting the same instance? not getting a new one per bloom filter?


maybe I added the database too late to the gitignore file....because if I try to change it now git ignores it! I'll push an empty one!


Why you need virtualgl? bumblebee already pulls it as a dependency


Yo have one per instance, but still reusing it per hash calculation (in add and contains), but this instance can't be reused because it's not thread safe.


According to the "university" it is a new instance

>Create a newMessageDigest instance each time you need one. All of the instances returned from getInstance() are distinct. They need to be, as they maintain separate digests (and if that's not enough for you, here's a [link to the source](http://grepcode.com/file/repository.grepcode.com/java/root/jdk/openjdk/6-b14/java/security/MessageDigest.java#MessageDigest.getInstance%28java.lang.String%29)).


haha, yea good catch.
nevermind its always will be one check so.. same thing.


etcd.service was masked


You cannot have variables hardcoded


do not duplicate the comparison in a for unnecessary,
i < docs.length && i < MAX_RECENT_FILES;
get the minimum value first.


whole bash template creation should be moved out to separate method.
Also, script should not change pwd's except for cmssw.
-> maybe user launches it from / what "cd .." will do?


would have been nice to use rework here http://nicolasgallagher.com/custom-css-preprocessing/
instead of "dumb" find replace eh :dancer:


Thanks for cleaning this up, Felix.


Yes, and thats true. The problem is in the reuse of the object in the two different methods in a non-thread safe environment. Between update and digest, the object is open to corruption.


Yes I agree.


Ist array_intersect_key allgemein besser oder gibt es Einschränkungen? Thx


Was this a race you fixed?  Why does it show up now?

@ncdc


If this is no longer used it should be removed


you mean this little block here?

```
digestFunction.update(salt);
salt++;
digest = digestFunction.digest(data);
```

I think it's impossible to make it threadsafe without the synchronized block like he had it.
I think we can just leave a warning there saying that this BloomFilter implementation isn't thread safe.


See #1148.


This is a `Form`, not plural.


Use spaces not tabs.


should be called as internal method. not copied to separate directory and ran as stand alone script. To run stand alone, it needs dependencies on main classes. What if...


The question is: Why you want to reuse the digestFunction object? Can't you simply create a new instance each time?


Would be good to add a test. I'm going to touch this library next week, so if you want to leave this cleanup to me that is fine.

Thanks.


or put the synchronized keyword there, which I think won't hurt that much, unless you're reusing the same BloomFilter instance, and adding objects of several megabytes to the filter.


говно


is ti ever used?


I think for our ***current*** purposes, it's really hard that it will cause any issues.


See https://dashtalk.org/threads/v0-11-2-x-testing.4202/page-18#post-48124

The translation over at Transifex was already fixed, but I guess those old Darkcoin" translations will be replaced.


synchronized should be a banned keyword :D


This method is not called since it will hamper the smooth of the sliding animation.


You don't need instance the excel reader again


# Rock-paper-scissors-lizard-Spock template

# The key idea of this program is to equate the strings
# "rock", "paper", "scissors", "lizard", "Spock" to numbers
# as follows:
#
# 0 - rock
# 1 - Spock
# 2 - paper
# 3 - lizard
# 4 - scissors

# helper functions

import simplegui
import random

def name_to_number(name):
    # delete the following pass statement and fill in your code below

    if name == "Rock":
        y = 0
    elif name == "Spock":
                y = 1
    elif name == "Paper":
                        y = 2
    elif name == "Lizard":
                                y = 3
    else:
                                        y = 4
    return y

    # convert name to number using if/elif/else
    # don't forget to return the result!

def number_to_name(number):
    # delete the following pass statement and fill in your code below
    if number == 0:
        z = "Rock"
    elif number == 1:
            z = "Spock"
    elif number == 2:
                z = "Paper"
    elif number == 3:
                    z = "Lizard"
    else:
                        z = "Scissors"
    return z

    # convert number to a name using if/elif/else
    # don't forget to return the result!

def input_handler(x):
    inp.set_text(x)

def transfer_Rock():
    input_handler("Rock")
    rpsls("Rock")

def transfer_Paper():
    input_handler("Paper")
    rpsls("Paper")

def transfer_Spock():
    input_handler("Spock")
    rpsls("Spock")

def transfer_Lizard():
    input_handler("Lizard")
    rpsls("Lizard")

def transfer_Scissors():
    input_handler("Scissors")
    rpsls("Scissors")

def rpsls(player_choice):
    # delete the following pass statement and fill in your code below

    print ""
    print "Player chooses", player_choice

    pc = name_to_number(player_choice)

    cc = random.randrange(0,5)
    x = number_to_name(cc)
    print "Computer chooses",  x

    if cc == pc:
        print "Player ties Computer"
    elif pc<cc<=pc+2:
            print "Computer wins!"
    elif pc>cc>=pc-2:
                    print "Player wins!"
    elif pc>cc<=pc-2:
                            print "Computer wins!"
    else:
                                    print "Player wins!"

    # print a blank line to separate consecutive games

    # print out the message for the player's choice

    # convert the player's choice to player_number using the function name_to_number()

    # compute random guess for comp_number using random.randrange()

    # convert comp_number to comp_choice using the function number_to_name()

    # print out the message for computer's choice

    # compute difference of comp_number and player_number modulo five

    # use if/elif/else to determine winner, print winner message

# test your code - THESE CALLS MUST BE PRESENT IN YOUR SUBMITTED CODE
frame = simplegui.create_frame("RPSLS",200,200)

frame.add_button("Rock",transfer_Rock,100)
frame.add_button("Spock",transfer_Spock,100)
frame.add_button("Paper",transfer_Paper,100)
frame.add_button("Lizard",transfer_Lizard,100)
frame.add_button("Scissors",transfer_Scissors,100)

inp = frame.add_input("Which_one", input_handler, 200)

frame.start()

# always remember to check your completed program against the grading rubric


I wonder if it's because it's expensive to create. Will test passing a new one each time and see.


It is good to be aware of what causes reflows on the page (this is a line that does), reflows can be expensive as far as the cost to perf in the browser. Every-time we access these properties there is a significant cost. In large applications this can start having a cascading effect causing paints and perf to crawl to a halt

----

check out this great issue from @paulirish on perf on wikipedia because of the "hidden" cost of jquery's show method

https://github.com/jquery/jquery.com/issues/88#issuecomment-72400007


Now, thats the point


Can the above memcpy be done after successfully allocing memory?


What you prefer? Slow due to object creation and correctness, or slow due to the JVM enforcing the synchronized?


# First of month 1970-1999 monthly averaged SWE difference (ULM v1.{14,15} - VIC) comparison

## BEFORE REVERSION: All precip when (SNEQV>0) converted to SWE
![image](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/6125662/6876998/1787d94c-d48a-11e4-8557-5fbeee92cd94.png)

## AFTER REVERSION: Precip made SWE iff snowing or frozen ground
![image](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/6125662/6876986/f75a242c-d489-11e4-9396-f7c4b3c32cd2.png)

![image](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/6125662/6877097/05241fda-d48b-11e4-899e-96e779754f19.png)

# ULM v1.15 - v1.14 Difference

![image](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/6125662/6877261/954dca42-d48c-11e4-92c6-a4600584e6fa.png)

## Interpretation
- Significant reduction in Puget Sound lowland SWE but still more than VIC (January)
- ULM snow hi-bias in transient zone but lo-bias at mid-to-high elevations (PNW, Jan-Mar)


how about [now](https://github.com/frostwire/frostwire-common/commit/b985b20f8c8775cea6c31028504eae5298037bae)?


Ah you mean the magic number? But it is described "Creature* Twonky = sEAS.SpawnCreature(pPlayer, 25830,...".

I agree with Zyres, the position of the npc spawns for this quest are "blizzlike enough" comparing to the wotlk video on youtube. Do we need some quality standards or what is the goal of this project?
Using data from TC seems a good solution to get "up to date" information (basically it's based on WhyDB, UDB, ...) too, but who is able to say "Yes this is exactly how it should work on WOTLK"... for hundred of quests. mobs and spells?
The main question is "Who will compare all these data with our database?". Currently we have no table to script these gameobjects in a proper way, so we need workarounds like this.


It introduced a nastier bug:  https://github.com/RoundingWellOS/marionette.toolkit/issues/98

Passing options here worked only when the `childApp` was added to a parent that was already started.

And the fix for that was awkward.. which led to a further inconsistency for options passed to childApps on stop.

This may not be an unreasonable future feature, but it needs its consistency concerns addressed.  In the meantime, the options have already been passed to the app during it's initialize, so they are available for consumption.


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if you are using underscore you can use `_.uniqueId`


Thanks. Feel free to file a ticket requesting this. https://tickets.puppetlabs.com/browse/DOCUMENT-309?jql=project%20%3D%20DOCUMENT


I think the "!" should be removed here, since enables are inverted.


@gubatron I don't think this class is thread safe.


plugging it on android. bug be gone.


interesting, the template is wrapped in a script tag? I have no seen this before


Don't do anything !


I'm actually doing it :)


Nope, this is on branch as I need to actually test it 1st. It will be included in next version.


Do specific examples need to be made? I think "this is a safe space, regardless of anything, full stop" is clear/concise.


@MarkusH, thanks. Is 1.7.x not supported anymore then? I will just provide my own decorator based on this commit.


Oh god, you're using tabs. `/khanify Xcode`


Review the name of this, is incorrect


Eto function dlya obhoda dereva po urovnyu


You don't need instance again the excelReader. Please correct that in all of your test cases


This fix doesn't qualify for a backport. See our [supported versions policy](https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/dev/internals/release-process/#supported-versions).


Oh, I'm sorry! If you need help to test, feel free to ask.

Thanks!


something


If you need to create a meeting as a precondition, you can use the Restmethods to do that, please correct that


> Enabled on unix and windows ports.

But why? That's pretty peculiar feature, let's leave them to be enabled by specific builds where it's needed. It certainly affects performance for 100% of accesses, but is needed in 0.01% of cases or less.


This one is required for `memcpy`


I'm not trying to mask an error. Quite the opposite—I explicitly want the code higher up the stack to know about the exception. All `finally` means is "if something would cause us to leave the `try` block (either an exception, a `return` statement, or if the block simply finishes), execute this block before doing anything else."

In the case of an exception, if an exception is thrown in lower-level code (in this case `this.normalize()`), it would propagate up the stack to here. The interpreter would then execute the finally block, and then afterwards it would continue propagating the exception up the stack. The point isn't to handle errors as much as it is to clean up the mess we made in the beginning of this function before letting whoever called the function handle the error instead.

The issue I was having was that in the process of testing, `this.normalize()` was throwing an exception because of a silly mistake. I didn't mind the fact that it threw an exception—the exception was telling me the test was failing, which is useful information—but the issue is that without the finally block, the encode and decode functions are never restored to what they are supposed to be. This meant that other tests also mysteriously failed (but when I re-ran those tests individually they would pass, which is because it reloads the page and thus the `URI` module is restored to the way it was originally.).


Preferable to use ES6 class here.


all tests pass:
success: http://build.servo.org/builders/linux1/builds/1180
success: http://build.servo.org/builders/linux2/builds/1178
success: http://build.servo.org/builders/android/builds/1214
success: http://build.servo.org/builders/mac1/builds/1393
success: http://build.servo.org/builders/mac2/builds/1396
success: http://build.servo.org/builders/gonk/builds/361


This is ahead of your current implementation. mc_teleport not set up
(presumably just an alternative for mc_set_position)


You can also use ES6 function defs here.


Damn, that shouldn't have been committed yet. :(


Sign off


OMG This is not a forum... XD
We have no "data standards", they should be written by the community.
One rule could be "Make it as blizzlike as possible" (See our readme... We accept blizzlike commits and no fun content.). TC implement AHBot, is a AHBot blizzlike? Easy answer "NO!". Is a AHBot usefull? YES :-)


I think strict equality operator should be used here(===)


Also agree.


Agree. I did not realize that that would work.
Changed and made new commit.


Do these tokens need to be in source control? Can we dynamically get one via FxA login on the command line or manage it out of band, and pass it in as a command line argument?


understood, agreed.


Prefer ES6 arrow function syntax for lambdas


> But why?

For testing.  Note that property has been enabled on unix for same reason for some time now.

What do you suggest we do then... a separate testing build?  The coverage build?


Ah I was thinking those 3 keys (s,vs,vvs) would be the only valid keys.

You could pass the colour values in a similar way and inject thru JS but that's pushing a lot of stuff away from convention and adding complexity.


this turns getstream in a document database :(


Yes. Did not know I could do that. Tried it, and it works. Added a new
commit for the assignment.

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quality standards -> blizzlike. if not the closest information, so be it through youtube. The point is to solve the requirement.
I'll try to update the database of events. Crossing (UDB, TDB, ArcDB, YTDB)


I feel like this might get weird down the line but isn't a *real* problem (nested function pointers that take locks, though in this case they're completely independent locks).


Feels like the concept of a locked action isn't specific to the modeler, can we compose it in somehow? That would also make it clear that it has nothing to do with the store lock.


Why not just name this actionLock and remove the comment?


It might be hard to debug a delete call back running seconds after the actual delete event, but I guess you're trying to avoid waiting on the lockedAction. Might at least be better to call the go routine explicitly after the store.Delete?

Also it feels like surfacing a failure to remove from the assumed pods store might be a little hard.


This somehow feels like a general concept (running hooks in reflectors on receiving certain types of watch events). Not saying you should make changes in this PR.


I like most of these changes, but I'm reluctant to include information about the current Racket repository in the manual (because it's at the wrong layer and invites a complicated discussion of what "main source" or "main repo" means). At the same time, I doubt that anyone would find the advice on "extra-pkgs" in a main-repo-specific place such as "INSTALL.txt". I'd like to think about it a little more, but maybe others have an idea or opinion meanwhile.


Ah well, I have pushed everything now. Hopefully I didn't break even more stuff ^^


Hi,

  I’m trying to set up a dropbox database api for our app. I’ve created a button in login page and set up a dropbox account. In my controllers\login.js files, I write something about this:

Then don’t know where to put the other codes in tutorials now. Would u mind help me check it and give me some instructions if you are have spare time?

The tutorial link is here: https://www.dropbox.com/developers/datastore/tutorial/js

Thanks!

Xiaofeng Lin


This is a good case for using a Sass mixin. Generally, when CSS features require configuration to use across multiple browsers it's better to build/find a Sass mixin as it makes things more concise/reusable.


fast-forwarding master to auto = e916ee08


typo: `gi` --> `fi`


`associated anything with it` seems incorrect.  Did you mean `anything associated with it` or `associate anything with it`?


Also flex has varying support for different browsers. I really want to use Flex personally, but it requires that we dont support < IE10. That's cool with me, just something we should be cognizant of.


saw approval from jdm
at https://github.com/Adenilson/servo/commit/28541b980eaa9ca51cbcc9e3190a5c1e5c029ca6


merging Adenilson/servo/loadPlaceholder01 = 28541b98 into auto


Adenilson/servo/loadPlaceholder01 = 28541b98 merged ok, testing candidate = 76261923


will it work with non-ghc compilers?


You just need to CamelCase this (consider the similarity in the `Net::HTTP` module). Uppercasing confuses it with a constant.


I haven't got that directory!


Hah yeah I didn't look at the URL too hard, I thought someone linked us to their file download servers or something. I'll look into having rails switch, I can probably actually do it with an if/else in application.html.erb now that I think about it.

Thanks for chipping in.


should read: remove absolute paths


looks like u misspelled "canols". update it soon.


fixed


This code does nothing:

from [documentation](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Window/open#Position_and_size_features): width, height: The minimum required value is 100.


corrected in a follow on commit


@kevinmehall I wasn't sure about what the `arg` and `len` arguments should be here.


The lines variable is computed differently. It should be equivalent without needing the minus one.

What exactly is the issue? LabelTest works as expected when the scale is set to 2.5f and alignment is top, bottom, etc. Please try the latest libgdx, fixes were made to BitmapFont scaling yesterday.


I was talking about strange backslash in your code


This code does nothing.
From [documentation](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Window/open#Position_and_size_features): width, height: The minimum required value is 100.


No need to create a bunch of property methods for your instance variables. Just declare them as a symbol in an `attr_accessor`, `attr_reader`, or `attr_writer` depending on the access you want to expose.


1. Values can be directly assigned to instance variables. The temp vars are unnecessary.
2. You don't need to "_" prefix private instance variables, since they're already private to begin with (see `attr_accessor` above for exposing them).
3. I've also moved these assignments closer to the code that's processing them. It keeps things more localized so you don't have to scan back and forth through constructor code to see where declarations were made. Just a preference though.


Brain too tired to determine if this removal is correct.


Use symbols instead of strings:
- You can instantiate dicts with python-ish `{foo: 'bar', baz: 2, ...}` rather than having to use fat arrows. It basically translates to `{:foo => 'bar', :baz => 2, ...}` internally.
- Uses slightly less memory since symbols with the same name have the same identity and reference a single object (not that big of a deal, but still...)


Redundant if `has_key` is being called next


Let's remove before the calculation.


I just installed RBTools 0.7.2 from the website, but I still got an unidentified developer warning, even though this commit appears to be in 0.7.2.  Is the installer build process running correctly?


"-second bac…"


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Just treat the query string as a hash (so that it's easier to manipulate), then encode it with `URI.encode_www_form()` so that it properly escapes all strings into hex values where appropriate.

String concatenation is almost always error-prone, and more cumbersome.


There's no need to call `.new()` on an exception class when you're raising it. Just throw it in the format `raise <exception_class>, <argument>`, which is the standard convention.


Double checked and looks good.


Keep function comments outside of the definition, so that RDoc can parse them.


this should be like
loadedJob['numberOfCores'] = numberOfCores
right?


>  Note that property has been enabled on unix for same reason for some time now.

Yes, and that's the reason why I propose to not enable by default yet another (and much more obscure) machinery. (Btw, I didn't want to argue with @stinos re: his example https://github.com/micropython/micropython/pull/1164#issuecomment-83492818 , but IMHO it could have been easily done using properties).

> What do you suggest we do then... a separate testing build? The coverage build?

Dunno, just as I said in comments to the original PR ;-). But as I mentioned in the other discussion, it would be nice to treat default unix build as "production" and not add too expensive/obscure features. So, going productive direction - yes, having separate config for coverage build would be one (and probably the best) way to resolve way. Other way would be probably to call for proofs that this feature slows done object access.


@hansonw good call. How's this look?


You cannot have parameters hard coded on your test cases, please review and correct that


Wonderful job there dim. A package noob thanks you ☺


Sry too... I unfollow already...


I think that you don't need the afterClass to go home, because when you create an instance  of HomeTabletPage you are getting the url to start your test on home tablet page, please review that in all of your test cases


> Btw, I didn't want to argue with @stinos re: his example #1164 (comment) , but IMHO it could have been easily done using properties

I thought this as well and tried for about 1 hour to reimplement `@cached_property` using normal `@property` but to no avail.... main issue is that you need to rebind the attribute and if it's a property you can't seem to do this.

> Other way would be probably to call for proofs that this feature slows done object access.

And if it doesn't then keep it enabled?


@ff532906595 你的custom directive 应该是单独一个文件呀 现在跟controller在一起怎么复用？


This looks great, and based on our recent conversation about the grant I'd say very realistic as it provides a good outline.


OK. Not sure what that was? I just didn't understand GetBack?


You may want to use the notify property too to get notification when the rate limiting happens. The sample code is:
api = tweepy.API(auth,wait_on_rate_limit=True,wait_on_rate_limit_notify=True)


Might want to consider filtering out the current instance. See this commit: https://github.com/muddylemon/slick/commit/1d02bd6bb7854bd0cb07bbe9e95ce038425e6aae


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Moved comments on kwargs into parameter itself. Just makes it easier for someone to reason about what they do without having to scan code in the constructor.


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