True. Can you change it to just be .get(0) instead?

On Sat, Mar 7, 2015, 12:40 PM Shuhrat Dehkanov <notifications@github.com>
wrote:

> i think even to do what you are suggesting, we'd still need to move:
> String firstItem = mounts.iterator.next() back up outside the if
> statement, since otherwise, we could and likely would get the first item
> repeating.
>
> That iterator is not stored and used again and a new one is created in
> line 90 for later use; and the first item is skipped in line 93.
> So, I think the current state is same as the original logic.
>
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Use ```str.format()``` instead of string concatenation. Like this:

```
print("[{}] aur/{}".format(i, item)
```


NEVER USE generic exceptions. Which type of error are you trying to catch here?


Doesn't compile on my Arduino IDE 1.60 after this modify, gives error: "array must be initialized with a brace-enclosed initializer". I think we should strip the F macro.


This only prints 1 through 9:

![screen shot 2015-03-07 at 5 28 53 pm](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/789577/6543752/7e5ba5cc-c4ef-11e4-9728-027ab4c80866.png)

How would you change it to print 1 - 10?


```str.format()``` again.


Why?


```str.format()```.


Oh, no wonder. Ty for info


Do you really need to use ```re.search()``` here? There isn't a better way to do this without regex.

The problem that I have with regex is that they tend to make the code unclear to what it does. So I would prefer to avoid unless it's explicit needed.


I am a nice comment


Colleague, I thought those are for the main wolf of 0AD?


Script tag in root package.json should be targeted by .travis file don't ya think. If you agree can you update the Travis config?

Thanks,
- Dan

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@AkamaiDASH<https://github.com/AkamaiDASH> Any reason for removing the "scripts" piece? It breaks the travis builds again (as in, it doesn't actually run the test)

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It is used in `Run` or `Exec` as `ProcessConfig.Tty` directly, because now there is no such option in libcontainer config.


Webpack will request hot updates from this relative URL. So if main server runs on `4000` but dev server is on `3000`, we need to tell Webpack to actually request from `3000`. This is why we need `'http://localhost:3000/build/'` here.


You should be able to remove all options except `hot` and `publicPath` here since dev server isn't the "main" server in your setup.


Needs to be `"http://localhost:3000/build"` or you'll be requesting JS from `4000` whereas dev server runs on 3000.


Sure do the simple solution :p


Nice spot, that kind of things definitely breaks the immersion ^^


@radekstepan why is this better? just readability or faster?


not sure if this is related, but ever since I upped the debounce time to 0xFFFFFFFF my `layerLatch( 1 );` button acts as a `layerLock( 1 );` button :(


Great.


space before =


Where did this come from and what does it do?


for the url parameter, use a named route helper (something like admin_users_path) rather than hardcoding a string.


Pas assez flexible, c'est destiné à avoir 1% d'espace, et ça y va à coup de float (donc c'est vite la merde si tu mets pas de clear derrière). Je préfère y aller à coup de flexbox


This looks wrong: if `s` is a `Series`, then this should be `s.cat.as_ordered()`.


You can set -a Categorical-+categorical data+ to be ordered...


@inpercima loading this img resource seems to be really slow, we better look for some alternative...


Could have abstracted away the fields preparer too :)


@inpercima don't need the explicit null comparison


It seems like Google have made some major changes in their adresses - the Python version (found @ https://github.com/simon-weber/Unofficial-Google-Music-API) is AFAIK updated, so it should be doable. If you have the time to read the Python version and do the updates to this API it would be very much appreciated.


typo: In prior versions, ``Categoricals`` that -with- had an unspecified

maybe replace "Categorical" with "categorical data"?


Hello Vexatos.  I am a new maintainer of Cart Livery.  I have added quite a few things to the mod and I was wondering if you would help update the German language file.  I put some placeholder text in it from Google Translate (which I know is probably incorrect), but I would like someone that knows the language and has had prior experience with the mod to update it.  If you are willing to update the file, you can fork my fork at https://github.com/kuenzign/CartLivery and send me a pull request with the updated file.


fixed


tests?


rax retry tests


反复的轮询 -> 反复轮询

回到我们刚才的例子 -> 回到刚才的例子

如果我们每分钟 -> 如果每分钟

相对来说是充足的 -> 能不能换个译法


缓冲必要多的数据点？

这种方式的一点好处 -> 这种方式的一个好处 或 这种方式的好处之一


缓冲数据点是个不错的优化carbon I/O之法 -> 缓冲数据点是个不错的优化carbon I/O的方法。

这段里面包括其他的地方的“我们”有很多都可以省略，句子会更简洁一些


图形也就实时了？


@shinpei01
i = 1はインクリメント処理ではなく初期化！
正しい理由は「繰り返し処理の先頭で初期化相当の代入が行われるから」になります。
for i in 1..maxlength do
を細かく分類して先頭処理を記述すると、
i = nil
temp_array = 1..10
i = 1
いう処理が行われています。

なぜ変数初期化という概念が重要なのかはプログラム講座の第一回目を思い出して！


将1K字节到磁盘？


Good point. Fixed in 29c35a87f5336abe8678662b928a41fd9149cfb9


当然是需要内存 -> 当然需要内存


```
🐙  curl -IL https://homebrew.bintray.com/bottles/nvm-0.24.0.yosemite.bottle.tar.gz
HTTP/1.1 401 Unauthorized
Server: nginx/1.4.4
Date: Sat, 07 Mar 2015 03:05:53 GMT
Content-Type: application/octet-stream
Content-Length: 0
Connection: keep-alive
WWW-Authenticate: Basic realm="Bintray"
```

And [no files listed on Bintray](https://bintray.com/homebrew/bottles/nvm/view#files).  Is there just a delay, or did the upload fail?


Hi,
I appreciate that change, because the structure is now more logical. But I fear it will break a lot of implementations (at least my arrays stopped rendering correctly until I adjusted the options ;-).
harald


When you use practisemode, you don't want the round to be just 2 minutes, might want to consider to add "unlimited" (60min). - If you don't need the fully 60min you can just restart the round, but harder other way around :)

- Just a tip

Keep it up! Love your Plugin!

-spot


asa


[Minha pastinha primeiro exercício]


不平凡的发展 -> 不平凡地


just a question. how can i start using this update? is it released?


also fixed ArgGetObject()


Yeah, `$ npm update -g modulus` :+1:


Указываю для наглядности


Hi guys! I just need that patch! :) How can I get it?


aa


correction its in kernel disregard my derpage *facepalm


Some example scenarios for use of constants are described here:

https://github.com/green-flash/AutoModerator/wiki/Reusable-constants-for-AutoModerator

We're currently using this code as a stand-alone custom bot, but it could as well be integrated into AutoModerator itself.

The issue this contribution is trying to solve has also been brought up here:

https://github.com/Deimos/AutoModerator/issues/13

and here:

http://www.reddit.com/r/AutoModerator/comments/2smxva/feature_request_constants_or_variables_for_reused/


You are missing documentation for the parameter "time" in timeToString
All statements should be properly terminated with a semicolon; failure to do so can lead to some strange behavior. It's best to avoid ambiguity.


See my comment on your later commit - make sure you properly terminate all statements with semicolons.


Сущность Use


Can this update be put on the page regarding dependencies?  I had the same issue building on Debian Jessie.


потому что он всегда должен быть


Error will be fixed in this commit :)
https://github.com/kbc-developers/android_device_samsung_klte-common/commit/bb7ff778dd527417b74aa5364f98dadbf0d76441


This type annotation may cause problems with the compiler as you commented out the thing that follows it.


fix


I don't see the point adding that to the config when there's an mp_ignore_round_win_conditions setting, which is more useful imo.


This is bad! Do not access private properties (e.g. element_) of a different class.


@davisagli Only you may know, if this is intentional or a weird bug in DX FTIAwareSpecification. // cc @pbauer

An adapter registered in a test like
```
    registerAdapter(MyAdapter, (ob.__class__,), IMyInterface)
```
cannot be looked up with ``ob`` when ``ob.__class__`` is ``plone.app.contenttypes.content.Document`` (inheriting just DX Item), but can be looked up when it is ``plone.app.contenttypes.content.Folder`` (inheriting DX Container). That does not make any sense.

The reason for that looks like FTIAwareSpec somehow loses information from the original spec in some conditions (and e.g. deleting ``__v_providedBy__`` didn't have effect; the fresh spec has the same issue).

Not sure, if this has implications beyond testing.


Same as above.


This is missing a type annotation.


The test fixed in this commit did pass (and still does) with Plone 4.x and Archetypes content, but failed on Plone 5.x with DX content.


Missing return type annotation.


You need to run the compiler before you commit; you have likely introduced a substantial amount of compiler errors in this commit. Do this by running build_prod.sh (or .bat on Windows).


Type aliases must immediately follow the goog.scope statement.


... you just dumped the whole sourcecode of GameContainer.java?


Лол, что это?


Как это сюда попало?


this assert was redundant with the one in the next statement


This class is entirely unnecessary and only really serves to add complexity to the app. You should not use a view to wrap a single element that has no complex functionality (e.g. a single button with only a click listener).

In this case, the proper thing to do is simply create the element in ToolbarView.createDom, append it to the toolbar's main element, and save a reference to the element as a property on the ToolbarView class. Then you can attach your click listener in ToolbarView.enterDocument and remove it in ToolbarView.exitDocument.


Always terminate lines with a semicolon to avoid ambiguity in the javascript interpreter.


LGTM. I'm glad r fixed that


Style: prefer single quotes


thanks for fixing these, it'll make it easier to merge upstream


for (i = 0; i < courses.length; i++)


All of these are bad! You are accessing the private property data_ on a different class. You need to use the appropriate getters (e.g. getCrn()).


Bad access to private property.


Same as above.


Yes.
On Mar 7, 2015 11:27 AM, "jgcaap" <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> Hello. Can I use this for rom building? I noticed you merged with eabi.
> Thanks.
>
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> .
>


I know that, but most of my commits are from school, and I can't download the Git client without a administrator password.


Right...


Bad access to private properties.


Style: fix indentation (set your IDE to use two spaces for indents, and to always indent using spaces instead of tabs)


Bad annotation: SchedulePlannerEvent, not BrowserEvent


Note: This does not mean we don't check author_name. Just remove a duplicated check.


Author_name is missed.


How about changing this to `void ApplyResult(CorsResult result, HttpResponse response)`? There's no reason to create and populate a dictionary when the only thing it will be used for is to enumerate and add headers to a response.


No permanently things.


なるほど！
ありがとうございます。
ちょっと基本がふっとんでいるので、おさらいしておきます。


thanks man


The master's NEWS file wasn't merged correctly ;0


Securer token.


Call $this->UnselectAllItems(true) instead.


Can you create "SelectAllItems" in QListControl.class.php and call that from here? Would be a little cleaner.


Collaboration Station 1 to Collaboration Station 2... Over...


Okay


OK, probably best to turn it back for the reasons outlined in the link. `command` syntax is all but deprecated.


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Merged wrongly in what way?


reviewed


clear rep


Wow. Pls handle exceptions adit.


This is not correct. For `Tv == Complex128` input this should return an output with `Tv == Float64`.

Please split this out into a separate PR, it's not this easy.


What's the reason for this change? This caused #10225.


cvb


In reference to #54


@reeze It was 143cc672827cd37d5bfa8e8626e9e0393e5dc061 actually, not my commit ;-)


@joschiwald  Can I just use the same delete for the other errors ?

```code
Spell 73023 Effect: 69706 listed in `spell_linked_spell` has same bp2 like effect (possible hack)
Spell 73022 Effect: 69706 listed in `spell_linked_spell` has same bp2 like effect (possible hack)
Spell 71224 Effect: 69706 listed in `spell_linked_spell` has same bp2 like effect (possible hack)
Spell 69674 Effect: 69706 listed in `spell_linked_spell` has same bp2 like effect (possible hack)
Spell 43770 Effect: 43789 listed in `spell_linked_spell` has same bp0 like effect (possible hack)
Spell 48750 Effect: 48770 listed in `spell_linked_spell` has same bp2 like effect (possible hack)
Spell 49889 Effect: 41055 listed in `spell_linked_spell` has same bp1 like effect (possible hack)
Spell 49889 Effect: 45206 listed in `spell_linked_spell` has same bp2 like effect (possible hack)
Spell 53099 Effect: 53098 listed in `spell_linked_spell` has same bp0 like effect (possible hack)
Spell 54640 Effect: 54643 listed in `spell_linked_spell` has same bp0 like effect (possible hack)
Spell 55288 Effect: 55289 listed in `spell_linked_spell` has same bp0 like effect (possible hack)
```


Ah Ok. Will split to a separate PR.


I was going to submit a pull request to fix the installer to add environment variables. Nice work! You need a space on the closing bracket of [ -z "$APP_PATH"] though...


normaly if i click at botola menu (top menu) we should list all posts of (botola-pro, botola-in, botola-out ) but we can not show them now


import java.util.ArrayList;

import java.util.Comparator;
import java.util.Stack;

public class PathFinder {

	private ArrayList<GridMember> neighbors, visited;

	private int xStart, yStart;
	private int xTarget, yTarget;

	private boolean goalReached;

	private Stack<GridMember> path ;
	public static final int GRID_MEMBER_SIZE = 32;

	public PathFinder(int someX, int someY, int targetX, int targetY) {
		goalReached = false;
		xStart = someX / GRID_MEMBER_SIZE;
		yStart = someY / GRID_MEMBER_SIZE;

		xTarget = targetX / GRID_MEMBER_SIZE;
		yTarget = targetY / GRID_MEMBER_SIZE;

		GridMember previousNode = null;
		neighbors = new ArrayList<GridMember>();
		visited = new ArrayList<GridMember>();

		// Add the Spawned node
		neighbors.add(new GridMember(xStart, yStart, xTarget, yTarget,
				previousNode));

		findPath();

	}

	public void findPath() {

		ArrayList<GridMember> neighborsOfCurrentNode;

		while (!neighbors.isEmpty() && !goalReached) {

			GridMember currentNode = neighbors.remove(0);
			System.out.println("Visiting: ("+currentNode.getxIndex()+","+currentNode.getyIndex()+")");
			visited.add(currentNode);
			neighborsOfCurrentNode = currentNode.findNeighbors();

			while (!neighborsOfCurrentNode.isEmpty()) {

				// Head of the list contains the lowest cost Grid Member
				GridMember newNeighborOfCurrentNode = neighborsOfCurrentNode
						.remove(0);

				// If we have reached goal we indicate that we have reached
				// destination
				// and exit
				if (newNeighborOfCurrentNode.getCostToGoal() == 0) {
					System.out.println("Goal Reached");

					goalReached = true;

					tracePath(newNeighborOfCurrentNode);
				}

				// We check if the new neighbor of the current node is already
				// visited or not

				if (!checkVisitedList(newNeighborOfCurrentNode)) {
					// check against all neighbors if current neighbor is not
					// visited

					if(checkUnvisitedNeighbors(newNeighborOfCurrentNode,
							currentNode)){

						System.out.println("Adding: ");
						neighbors.add(newNeighborOfCurrentNode);
					}

				}

			}

			// Sort the neighbor list
			Comparator<GridMember> members = new Comparator<GridMember>() {
				public int compare(GridMember neighbor1, GridMember neighbor2) {
					Integer totalCost1 = neighbor1.getTotalCost();
					Integer totalCost2 = neighbor2.getTotalCost();
					return totalCost1.compareTo(totalCost2);
				}
			};
			neighbors.sort(members);
		}// while neighbor

	}

	private boolean checkUnvisitedNeighbors(GridMember newNeighborOfCurrentNode,
			GridMember currentNode) {

		boolean found= true;
		for (int i = 0; i < neighbors.size(); i++) {
			GridMember neighborObject = neighbors.get(i);

			// if the 2 objects have same location then we want to
			// compare their
			// cost from source so that we can calculate our new
			// cost to target

			if (neighborObject.getxIndex() == newNeighborOfCurrentNode
					.getxIndex()
					&& neighborObject.getyIndex() == newNeighborOfCurrentNode
							.getyIndex()) {

				if (newNeighborOfCurrentNode.getCostFromStart() < neighborObject
						.getCostFromStart()) {
					neighborObject.setCostFromStart(newNeighborOfCurrentNode
							.getCostFromStart());

					neighborObject.setPrevious(currentNode); // set current as
															// previous node
																// of this
																// neighbor
				}
				//return false;
				found = false;
			}

		}// for
		//return true;
		return found;
	}

	private boolean checkVisitedList(GridMember newNeighborOfCurrentNode) {

		boolean isVisited = false;

		for (int i = 0; i < visited.size(); i++) {
			int x, y;

			GridMember visitedObject = visited.get(i);
			x = visitedObject.getxIndex();
			y = visitedObject.getyIndex();

			if (x == newNeighborOfCurrentNode.getxIndex()
					&& y == newNeighborOfCurrentNode.getyIndex()) {
				// do not visit again and do not check neighbors
				isVisited = true;

			}

		}// for
		return isVisited;

	}// checkVisitedList

	private void tracePath(GridMember newNeighborOfCurrentNode) {

		path = new Stack<GridMember>();
		while (newNeighborOfCurrentNode!= null){

			GridMember current = newNeighborOfCurrentNode.getPrevious();
			path.push(newNeighborOfCurrentNode);
			newNeighborOfCurrentNode = current;
		}
	}

	public Stack<GridMember> getPath(){
		return path;
	}

}


Awesome, thanks!


thanks for noticing.  I obviously don't do much shell scripting these days :)


import java.util.Stack;

public class TestPathFinder {

	public static void main(String[] args) {
		// TODO Auto-generated method stub

		int goalX = 288;
		int goalY = 288;
		int x = 30;
		int y = 52;
		PathFinder pf = new PathFinder(x,y, goalX, goalY);

		Stack <GridMember> path = pf.getPath();

		while(!path.empty()){

			GridMember pathOject = path.pop();
			int xIndex = pathOject.getxIndex();
			int yIndex = pathOject.getyIndex();

			System.out.println(xIndex+ " " + yIndex);
		}

	}

}


This is not guaranteed to work. The plugin API may not be ready at this point, which is why ST3 provides plugin_loaded().


"Please check this out @casey-collab"


interesting. what part of this causes that? the `tbaa_decorate`? this should simply reduce the amount of work that codegen needs to do (since it can reuse the existing `jlfalse_var` GV, rather than looking up an anonymous one each time)


You should clear this in plugin_unloaded() in ST3.


Use .get()'s default argument for specifying what to use if the setting is `None`.


abandone


hey buddy, installing now, looking forward to it


r=jdm


The tests run OK on my machine with the latest master.

```
Julia Version 0.4.0-dev+3697
Commit 4a43960 (2015-03-07 04:18 UTC)
Platform Info:
  System: Linux (x86_64-linux-gnu)
  CPU: Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-4250U CPU @ 1.30GHz
  WORD_SIZE: 64
  BLAS: libopenblas (USE64BITINT DYNAMIC_ARCH NO_AFFINITY Haswell)
  LAPACK: libopenblas
  LIBM: libopenlibm
  LLVM: libLLVM-3.3
```

Which test results in the segfault?


It builds clean now and show-files looks good, but the grunt install step is failing on line 26

```
bougyman@xena ~/void-packages % ./xbps-src install atom                                                                                (git)-[pr/1065] <default> 22:43:14
=> Using `/home/void-packages/hostdir/binpkgs/pr/1065' as local repository.
[*] Updating `http://repo.voidlinux.eu/current/x86_64-repodata' ...
[*] Updating `http://repo.voidlinux.eu/current/nonfree/x86_64-repodata' ...
[*] Updating `http://repo.voidlinux.eu/current/multilib/x86_64-repodata' ...
[*] Updating `http://repo.voidlinux.eu/current/multilib/nonfree/x86_64-repodata' ...
=> Using `/host/binpkgs/pr/1065' as local repository.
=> atom-0.186.0_1: required dependencies:
   [host] git>=0: found git-2.3.1_2 in http://repo.voidlinux.eu/current.
   [host] nodejs>=0.10.0: found nodejs-0.12.0_3 in http://repo.voidlinux.eu/current.
   [host] pkg-config>=0: found pkg-config-0.28_3 in http://repo.voidlinux.eu/current.
   [host] libgnome-keyring-devel>=0: found libgnome-keyring-devel-3.12.0_1 in http://repo.voidlinux.eu/current.
   [target] nodejs>=0.10.0: found nodejs-0.12.0_3 in http://repo.voidlinux.eu/current.
   [target] python<3.0.0: found python-2.7.9_6 in http://repo.voidlinux.eu/current.
   [target] GConf-devel>=0: found GConf-devel-3.2.6_6 in http://repo.voidlinux.eu/current.
   [target] libgnome-keyring-devel>=0: found libgnome-keyring-devel-3.12.0_1 in http://repo.voidlinux.eu/current.
=> atom-0.186.0_1: installing host dependency 'git-2.3.1_2' ...
=> atom-0.186.0_1: installing host dependency 'nodejs-0.12.0_3' ...
=> atom-0.186.0_1: installing host dependency 'pkg-config-0.28_3' ...
=> atom-0.186.0_1: installing host dependency 'libgnome-keyring-devel-3.12.0_1' ...
=> atom-0.186.0_1: running pre-install hook: 00-lib32 ...
=> atom-0.186.0_1: running pre-install hook: 02-script-wrapper ...
=> atom-0.186.0_1: running do_install ...
=> Installing atom in /destdir//atom-0.186.0/usr
Running "install" task
=> ERROR: atom-0.186.0_1: failed to run do_install() at line 26.
```


saw approval from jdm
at https://github.com/Adenilson/servo/commit/618f56410db1f18ce05744e45e8f9651152d9ae2


merging Adenilson/servo/reflowNotifications03 = 618f5641 into auto


Adenilson/servo/reflowNotifications03 = 618f5641 merged ok, testing candidate = 4f3feed2


Still failing on line 26, see comment on previous commit.


`condV` in this case is `literal_pointer_val(jl_false)`, and llvm can't tell that they're equal. If both sides of the comparison use `literal_pointer_val`, it knows they're equal.


This is an awesome improvement. :) Good job!


完璧です！！コメントの内容も合っているので理解もできてるかと思います！！


ok. i think that just means we should stick a few extra cases at the top of literal_pointer_val to ensure this transformation always happens


I meant these lines in this file Alkitab/build.gradle:
`storeFile`, `storePassword`


ok i'll do that


Try doing things in mobile.


Sorry @datibbaw It seems that even before that commit many bug fixes should not have an entry in NEWS file.


`save-buffer-as-binary` は、別のファイルで定義されてますか？


# Testing strategy
## To test the old api

1. Clone the [most recent e-mission-phone commit that does not have the new api call](https://github.com/e-mission/e-mission-phone/commit/6398f3f8f5131a02e62f1b1d97aa45d59824252f)
2. Clone the [most recent e-mission-server commit that has both api calls for /compare](https://github.com/zacatac/e-mission-server/commit/07ac9a4ca7adb32ab19eace0d63591cc2f045365) (should update this link when this request is merged)
3. Run the server on 0.0.0.0:8080 to make sure it can communicate externally
4. Build one of the phone apps. This should cause the results summary screen to open automatically in a simulator or hardware device.
5. Observe in the server terminal window that a GET request has been made to the /compare endpoint.
6. Reload the results summary screen
7. Observe in the server terminal window that a second GET request has been made to the /compare endpoint.

## To test the new api

1. Clone the [most recent e-mission-phone commit that has the new api call](https://github.com/jesca/e-mission-phone/commit/9cca71125bde844fd61b47303c78c5dfd6fddc05)
2. Clone the [most recent e-mission-server commit that has both api calls for /compare](https://github.com/zacatac/e-mission-server/commit/07ac9a4ca7adb32ab19eace0d63591cc2f045365)
3. Run the server on 0.0.0.0:8080 to make sure it can communicate externally
4. Build one of the phone apps. This should cause the results summary screen to open automatically in a simulator or hardware device.
5. Observe in the server terminal window that a POST request has been made to the /compare endpoint.
6. Reload the results summary screen
7. Observe in the server terminal window that a second POST request to the /compare endpoint is NOT made.

Notes:
* Only tested on Android, but this should be sufficient.
* We could work on writing E2E tests in the future to automate this. I attempted to do this, but it is a big pain.


At some point, not sure exactly when, possibly with this change, for DuckieTV **0.95**, the calendar at start-up no longer loads the month names and days of the week names in the language previously chosen in settings, using english instead.
Once the user navigates the calendar -/+ a month then the month name is translated, and navigating from month to week views translates the day of week names.


cool commit


Ehh I can't take credit for it- bash found it for me when I ran the installer :) I am so happy you cleaned it up though- having environment variables is huge! I noticed there was some talk (issue #562) about putting all the vim dot files in $APP_PATH. If I made a pull request with that option do you think it wold be accepted by spf13?


I don't have the school wifi password.


I just tired, not having argument size will only affect argument display
in stack traces. FWIW, asm_arm64.s also lacks argument sizes.

I will send upstream CLs to fix all argument sizes.


Nice. My only concern is that i lack an intuition for a reasonable absolute magnitude of the diagonal elements of this matrix. Might be best to scale a single value taken from degenerate matrix.


Build is still broken. Please see http://ci.cgeo.org/job/c-geo/3454/console
Build was first broken at http://ci.cgeo.org/job/c-geo/3453/


missing letters


@daniyuu 你没有写gitignore忽略.idea文件夹么?


misspelled canola


ratings working?


I don't think it can be in APP_PATH, as that's meant for the application itself (or forks thereof), Although maybe the [fork related](https://github.com/spf13/spf13-vim#fork-customization) files should go there.


Let's continue the discussion in #562


Thanks for upstreaming the fix to argument sizes, it's taken a long time to
flush all those out.

On Sat, Mar 7, 2015 at 4:08 PM, Minux Ma <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> I just tired, not having argument size will only affect argument display
> in stack traces. FWIW, asm_arm64.s also lacks argument sizes.
>
> I will send upstream CLs to fix all argument sizes.
>
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Is this what you meant by 'left distributive'? I got it from here: https://wiki.haskell.org/MonadPlus_reform_proposal

Also isn't this _right_ distributivity (of `>>=` over `<|>`)?


looks good!!


Hi, David,

Here’s the rest of the response…

Thank you for clarifying the Permutation.java bug.  Well spotted!  Now I’m tempted to see if I can work out how to trigger the bug.  Could be dead code, of course.

We’re on the same page regarding ANTLR.  I think it is important to keep the toolchain current, so yes, let’s update to ANTLR 4.5.  Terence Parr is a friend of mine, and I’ve always liked his ANTLR work.  I need to look him up; he’s in SF, but I haven’t talked to him in years.  If you recall ever trying to debug a table-driven YACC parser, you can appreciate the beauty of the ANTLR code generation approach!

We won’t need the Python grammar, since the Jython library takes care of the parsing.  I haven’t integrated Jython into either build, yet.  I’d love to hear your ideas about scripting and integration.  My intention is to offer an API for the Zomic “virtual machine”, basically letting a Python script use the Zomic metaphor, but of course adding the possibility of recursion, etc.

I’d like to have a hangout in the morning, if you’re available.  I’ll get online as soon as I get up, which probably means before 9AM PDT.  If you’re unavailable, or haven’t seen this yet, no problem.

Regards,

Scott

On Mar 6, 2015, at 10:37 AM, David Hall <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> Hi Scott,
>
> Glad my contributions thus far are helpful. Feel free to ask me if you need
> clarification on any of them.
>
> I'm still getting used to the githib work flow paradigm. I can definitely
> see the advantage of separate commits, but I still tend to think and work
> in a more linear dependent fashion (root + A) then (root + A + B) then
> (root + A + B + C) instead of treating them as parallel and independent
> branches from a common root: (root -> branch A), (root -> branch B) and
> (root -> branch C) which could eventually be merged back into (master + A +
> B + C) or any other combination. I just need to force myself to think that
> way when I run into a new issue and want to just jump on it and fix it
> right away, especially when it's a one-line fix. Anyway, I'll try to do
> better with that part. It's a useful discipline.
>
> Regarding the Permutation.java bug, I suspect you are probably concerned
> that the method was being called incorrectly from elsewhere and that the
> fix I have proposed might be masking another bigger problem. The fact is, I
> didn't fix it as a result of any problem that I encountered. I simply
> noticed that code while I was single stepping through an unrelated issue
> and the incorrect upper limit happened to catch my eye as a common
> easy-to-miss faux pas. I don't know of any place that the function actually
> gets called with the invalid value, but being a bit of a purist, I decided
> to override the old "If it ain't broke, don't fix it." adage and make the
> correction anyway to prevent a potential problem in the future.
>
> Regarding ANTLR, I'd definitely like to see it integrated into the build as
> you suggest. In fact, since I was unfamiliar with it, I downloaded the
> latest version (4.5) along with supporting plug-ins for eclipse, netbeans
> and intelij. I've already spent several hours going through the whole ANTLR
> 2.0 tutorial at http://javadude.com/articles/antlrtut/ as well as the
> entire ANTLR 3.0 video tutorial at http://javadude.com/articles/antlr3xtut/.
> Both of them are developed by the same guy who does a really excellent job.
> Unfortunately, I don't see a 4.0 tutorial by him. Having worked briefly
> with lex and yacc in the '80's, and having written a small recursive
> descent language parser and interpreter for SNMP from scratch in C and C++
> around the same time, I am familiar with the concepts involved, so I have
> been playing with it a good bit this past week. I did note that the ANTLR
> grammar itself has evolved with each major release and so they are not
> completely backwards compatible with prior major releases. That said, I
> wouldn't mind helping to migrate zomic to a newer version (either 3.x or
> 4.x) if you'll help with the regression testing. On the other hand, I know
> that the if you want to leave zomic alone and only do small maintenance
> fixes (like the EOF fix within comments) then that's your call and I'm OK
> with it either way. Vzome currently uses ANTLR 2.7.2, but since it's so
> old, most of the info I have been able to find online is not directly
> applicable. Also, many of the available plug-ins for visualizing the ASTs
> (including all of the ones I have installed) are designed to work with 3.x
> or 4.x. Finally, you mentioned that you are working on a Python API for
> vzome, which presumably would provide all of the zomic functionality and
> more. If you think our time would be better spent working on that, I'd be
> glad to do that instead. In case you'e interested, I came across a library
> of grammar definitions for different languages including python at
> https://github.com/antlr/grammars-v4. Note that these are all written for
> ANTLR 4.x, so there's one more reason to upgrade. I suspect that zomic
> could remain static using the ANTLR 2.x library and the new Python API
> could coexist with it in vzome-core using ANTLR 4.5, but I'm not sure if
> that's so, or if it's a good idea either. Anyway, I still have several
> other questions and ideas and suggestions for zomic (and/or Python) that we
> we'll need to discuss some other time.
>
> On Thu, Mar 5, 2015 at 2:50 AM, Scott Vorthmann <notifications@github.com>
> wrote:
>
> > All good stuff, David. I'll probably take most of these as manual fixes; I
> > want to think a little more deeply about a couple of them, as the core
> > defect may be elsewhere.
> >
> > One hint for future reference: you can make an individual commit for each
> > separate bug fix. This would be much preferable for me, since I could pull
> > then selectively merge certain commits using git, rather than copy-paste.
> >
> > Another request: please create a defect for the Permutation.java bug, and
> > explain how to reproduce it, attaching a vZome file if necessary.
> >
> > I'll try to reproduce all the others, and I'll let you know if I fail.
> >
> > Finally, yes, I'll verify how you incorporated the EOF fix into the ANTLR
> > grammars, and while I'm at it, I'll work out how to make ANTLR part of the
> > build, even if an optional part.
> >
> > —
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> > <https://github.com/david-hall/vzome-core/commit/c9d4e7cb6dd0183b787fec6a1d32362be0f289fe#commitcomment-10046183>
> > .
> >
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lol. no, not even close


Ты всё сломал
Здесь
- return relief.terra([[square(0) for i in range(n)] for j in range(n)])
+ return relief.terra([[square('"') for i in range(n)] for j in range(n)])
было правильней
0, это просто клетка,  а " это уже равнина
В остальном,  да,  согласен


Subscription doesn't actually exist, so I am not sure this is the best example.


Why did this end up being on ObservableProperty rather than Property itself, or in their own interface?


Still optional I believe. Just needed it to be a named parameter.


No. Good catch.


I'm new to angular and related technologies. I m a hobbyist who try new stuff. My only objective was to add AzureMobileServices js file into the bundle so that it gets added when adding my bower dependencies. Later I also plan to add some additions to get currently logged in user and other stuff, I decided to clone. Changed the name of the package so tub hat I could publish it on bower and add in my projects. I shall add your name back.. while changing the package names I had replaced some text that includes github repo name and along with replaced the author name as well.. I can add it back. I have no intention to take credit of your work, I had also added the text on first line of readme.md indicating that this is a clone from your initial repo. I shall submit back and considerable changes back to your original repo.


all tests pass:
success: http://build.servo.org/builders/linux1/builds/953
success: http://build.servo.org/builders/linux2/builds/951
success: http://build.servo.org/builders/android/builds/989
success: http://build.servo.org/builders/mac1/builds/1168
success: http://build.servo.org/builders/mac2/builds/1169
success: http://build.servo.org/builders/gonk/builds/139


Why is this an inner class, it seems like other implementations (if there ever are any) might want access to it.


cmon man, hurry up 😝


Can this live in AbstractProperty?


Can this live in AbstractProperty?  Also I think this should be volatile.


add second reflection of lesson 3


fast-forwarding master to auto = 4f3feed2


Will give those a test soon, need to do a few other fixes to my VM's that I initially forgot about. Very much appreciate the links!


Since you always cast this to T without catching a cast exception can you just type this as T to start with and remove the casts?


Estos son los 2 campos que encontre que tal vez querrias actualizar de esta forma


Agregue estos 2 metodos porque creo que eran casos de uso no contemplados


这个地址怎么不改


El email no me suena que se pueda modificar porque es como un identificador nuestro. Si no te parece asi, hablamos


`np.genfromtxt` can read CSV: http://docs.scipy.org/doc/numpy/user/basics.io.genfromtxt.html
(for skipping first column, use `usecols` argument)


That's a pretty broad try catch. When if the section was left in, and there was a problem with syntax or values?


没看到


Tene en cuenta al llamar al metodo REST que hace esto de enviarle TODA la info del address: caso contrario esto no va a andar y esta bien que asi sea (por ej, un address en la que te olvidas de pasar depto (si lo tiene) es distinta de aquella que directamente no tenga nada seteado)


@mciruzzi Revisa los comentarios que hice por si ves algo raro


this was a bug :(


:shipit:


#1 Cool logo added! :smile:


will this still work correctly?


Indeed Jan missed to merge the tags from my fork.
See https://github.com/hartkopp/socketcand/tags
What about http://stackoverflow.com/questions/17051504/how-do-i-merge-a-git-tag-onto-a-branch :-)


Then how do you test your plugins?


Close is included in the destructor for streams in C++, so it is always called when the object leaves scope.

This will not happen when using a pointer to a stream, but we use those only very rarely (and not in this case).

> On Mar 6, 2015, at 5:01 PM, Haifeng Chen <notifications@github.com> wrote:
>
> if (!outfile.empty()) of.open(outfile.c_str());
> there is no close file in src/utils/to-mr.cpp
>
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>


Wow I really need to invest more time in actually looking at the source of the problem instead of waiting for you to fix it... :/


this logic was still needed...


allow multiple parameters?


comment


LOL


なるほど。コードがスッキリするんだね。


In support of calling functions like Topic::destroy(3, 5, 7);


Yep. Might be nice to reduce some repetition in this file...

Also I think `abs` and `abs2` probably need similar treatment of complex types.


In support of function call like Topic::destroy(3, 5, 7);


You don't need the empty compound statement to hush clang... just put the semi-colon on the next line and make sure it's indented. But.. I thought @est31 fixed this.


en. i saw it in the test. but i think the array format will be used more often.


用 facebook id 來當檔名好像不太好，有沒有其他可以識別的文字呢？


oh wait, `imag(A)` is not equal to `copy(A)` when `A` is real-valued...


@doowb this is awesome in general, seems like it really untangles a lot. but do we need `defaults` to have methods? seems like it should just be a simple get/set method. e.g. `this.defaults('foo', 'bar')` sets and `this.defaults('foo')'` gets from `this._.defaults`


What's the suggested replacement for the monocle app?


バッチリ👍


And here it is: #215. Unfortunately just some hours too late for alpha2. Wanna give @infirit a big hug? :smile:


Maybe change this to yourself : )


Don't need `.styl` on these


Honestly I would keep the docs in a separate repository, since they are a separate project.


I did the same change in #2290 but removed it after criticism.


Yes, just for compatibility. And the delete_where part has unfinished yet... But Laravel uses fluent interface to do this,  and it seems that we don't support this...?


よくある、`is_xxxx`とか、`xxxx_flag`とかより、自然言語に近くなるような記述をメソッド名にも付ける傾向がある。ここで、カラム名として考えた時はその限りではないので、adminカラムだと分からんってのもあるんだよねえ。例えば

```
def admin?
 admin_flag
end
```

とかActiveRecord側でwrapするのもありだね。


加载更多怎么触发？我一直向上推很多也没有触发。如何能实现上拉触发加载更多


выпустил => вышел


もしくは別のアプローチとして

`user_level`みたいなカラム名にして、それを`enumerize` gemを使って、`%i(normal manager admin)`みたいに複数のenum定義してあげて

`user.user_level.admin?`みたいに使えるようにするのも設計を考えなおすという意味でありかもね。


@mciruzzi Fijate si esto es lo que tenias en mente. Acordate de pisar la BBDD antes de probarlo porque te vas a topar sino con el mismo error del otro dia


Если написать square(0) он падает на вызове print.
Пишет, что цвет доя этой штуки не обозначен

Отправлено с iPhone

> 7 марта 2015 г., в 8:23, Derrior <notifications@github.com> написал(а):
>
> Ты всё сломал
> Здесь
>
> return relief.terra([[square(0) for i in range(n)] for j in range(n)])
> return relief.terra([[square('"') for i in range(n)] for j in range(n)]) было правильней 0, это просто клетка, а " это уже равнина В остальном, да, согласен
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub.
>


Ok, I've just pushed another debounce control define: ae6daa0e5c070b6c5fe2616ca009b48887ef0edb

This one is a true processing divider. Set to one, will scan half as much. Set to 2, will scan 1 quarter as much, etc (up to 32).
I thought about doing a time based one, but this is somewhat complicated and a tad processing intensive I decided against it. Latency would also vary a bit (and wouldn't be exact times).

I hope this is all that's needed. I've never had any of my infinity keyboards have bouncy switches (Cherry or Matias). I can see the scan count go significantly slower by looking at the matrixState cli command.


At home on the weekends, that's when I get to use my iPad and test it out.


I can't remember why. Because it's not our file?


о вероятная утечка памяти  =>  о вероятной утечке памяти


Please use [RbNaCl's SimpleBox](https://github.com/cryptosphere/rbnacl/wiki/SimpleBox), using raw AES is a bad idea 99% of the time.


Yes.


android:alpha="1" is used to make the background opaque.
The patch doesn't work for me.
Could you try with this http://stackoverflow.com/questions/20704700/android-navigationdrawer-transparency ?
Also, you could try changing the background of the clusterDrawer to see if it is opaque with that background.

Make sure that you send the new patch with 'git commit -a --amend' so that you amend your existing patch rather than creating multiple patches for same change.


fluent interface? you mean `User::where('type','=',1)->delete()`. i think we need to support this. you can take look at what @arrowrowe have done for #2 and #4 i think
they also need it. thx. i didn't spend enough on laravel src i think. it uses facade etc. need to have a deeper look at it. ( github is really a good place to practice english...)


Successfully added a DatePicker View to change the Creation Date of BNRItem. However, the date picker includes time, which is not needed. Also I still have to implement a method to change the value of dateCreated in the item currently being edited. Not yet sure how to do this.


FYI, setting the div higher than 20 will cause significant delays in the keyboard boot time.
20 seems to work ok though.


можено => можно


точка в конце предложения


Yes. Sorry, will change it to return zeros for that.


Hooray! Attempt 2 worked! :stuck_out_tongue:


Curious if all future written code should have  "-" instead of "_"


@twizmwazin Does this resetting of time cause a significant extra load on the server?


Before this sanitizing, the bot would add a extra new line in the safe file once being rebooted.  So this will just remove any extra new lines added in the message, basically.


re @at15: In fact my syntax is like `User::where('type', 1)` or `User::where(array('type' => 1))`. And if we're taking fluent interface, remind me to rewrite part of `getWhere` cause I use `where`'s return value there.

re @ComMouse: Are we talking about this? -> [Chaining Static Methods in PHP? ](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/125268/chaining-static-methods-in-php).


It would good to precompute `btop/3` and `btop/2` outside the for loop since division is expensive.


yeah. chaining static methods! .... where are u now mie?


Code style: else block can start on the previous line.


re @at15: B200.


re @arrowrowe  always C200 ....


Since the color will be same for every iteration, it could be set outside the loop?

Same for BORDER_STYLE_OUTSET below.


re: @arrowrowe Yes, we are talking about fluent interfaces.

re: @at15
Well, excatly the ``where`` method supports customized __where__ conditions but it doesn't support fluent interface for the moment. And another problem is, when we need to set order_by or limit before deleting, the ``where`` method may filter it and it cannot be applied to deleting process. We may need a separate ``order`` and ``limit``(it may breaks our encapsulation of internal details).


Quite ironic that this got reverted...


запускаемой на io.js and и полностью => and лишнее


:clap:
Chief Image Resizer :heart:


add one content


test


Looks good. Comments are great. Try and focus on getting the input from a file, as this is required for 67 (and is a pretty useful tool for most any scripting). It also means the same answer can be used for both problems :). Looking forward to seeing the ruby answer :).


Can we keep this so we can use the code for the busbox,  to train people in the spring? Let me know your thoughts. It depends on if this code was meant for the RoboRio or for the cRio.
Zach


http://ocramius.github.io/blog/fluent-interfaces-are-evil/
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/17937755/what-is-the-difference-between-a-fluent-interface-and-the-builder-pattern

so fluent interface is facade? i think i need to spend more on doc now, or i wont catch up with you guys..... long river back wave push front wave ( i am deeply moved by my english ...)


Perhaps also `CXXFLAGS` for c++ (at least useful for `-std` flag)? In that case, `$CC` might also be separated with `$CC` and `$CXX`.


@vesse No, I don't use cache. The problem I have is some compilation issue of that old `bcrypt` on node 0.12 on linux/mac os. Anything will work for me as long as it works on node 0.12. Thanks!


Hey perimosocordiae can you have a look at this ?


Thanks for the fixes Sean.


re @ComMouse:

We do have a separate `order` and `limit`.

> And another problem is, when we need to set order_by or limit before deleting, the `where` method may filter it and it cannot be applied to deleting process.

True that `where` will override preset `limit` but `order` will not be influenced if `where` does not include a `order` parameter.


It looks indentation is wrong here? perhaps tabs vs spaces?


Not so secret, this secret is


:+1: definitely gonna use this.


This is a comment


Haha. Yeah, it's been a long day. I should have just left this on the server. :)


For CSS identifiers (id and class names), I'd say yes. Just to keep things consistent. I was looking through all the form ids in preparation for fixing up the javascript and noticed they were all in totally different formats, which makes them a bit harder to keep track of (ids are used in the javascript to select the appropriate form element). I've most often seen hyphens used and I remembered reading a while back that hyphens were preferred (probably was the [google style guide](http://google-styleguide.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/htmlcssguide.xml?showone=ID_and_Class_Name_Delimiters#ID_and_Class_Name_Delimiters)), so that's why I picked it.  Looking it up, it seems that in the past, underscores [caused problems](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/Guide/CSS/Underscores_in_class_and_ID_Names) in CSS, so that's probably the reason for the hyphen convention. Nowadays, underscores work fine, so it's really just a style/consistency thing.


The `undo` option is a nested object, while the lodash `defaults` only do a shallow copy over the default options. It is not possible to only change the `limit` or `interval` without having to specify all the other options explicitly by the user. Either extract all the `undo` options to the outer scope (no nested options), or replace `defaults` with `merge` and a customizer. I prefer the first to avoid complicating things.


removed the old test cases


I've removed this from Git, and regenerated the secret on the server. Thanks for catching this!


@thomasst We don't really have a plan right now. Our strategy around status reporting has been changing dramatically in the past couple months. We actually stopped working on Monocle last year and just deprecated it here to not confuse people.

We're totally game for adding a new admin/status dashboard, but our team is really focused on improving the core feature set right now, especially including our calendar sync endpoints.


Yeah, well... still don't know the reason, just a quick fix ;)


Great :+1: :)


Could you also make e.g. the wood fence connect to wood?


Okay thanks for the info. Will let you guys know if I come up with anything.


note: given the amount of mods we've made to this module, I think it no longer qualifies as *vendor* and should probably be moved out... what do you think?


@bluetomatoes just curious what does the iframe.map do?


Not bad atall.

At the end if the text is a phrase that should be linked to the FAQ (though I'd prefer no text-decoraton. where it says "For more information see 'this page'."


![desdung](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/3192173/6540546/ac2f41ae-c4a2-11e4-86fa-faed4d7b832f.png)
Can l somehow reduce the amount of desert dungeons?


That'd be awesome-- we obviously have way more projects than time and could definitely use the help! :smile:


Alright.

On 03/07/2015 01:14 AM, benisjammin wrote:
> Not bad atall.
>
> At the end if the text is a phrase that should be linked to the FAQ (though I'd prefer no text-decoraton. where it says "For more information see 'this page'."
>
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>


@jim-parry

$lang['cal_mayl'] means $lang['cal_may_long']
$lang['cal_may'] exists and it is for abbreviated (short) name. See for example the Portuguese file.

I think $lang['cal_mayl'] should stay or renamed for clarification.


unfortunately, while you changed the variable name here, you did not change it the two places it appears below, rendering the new code broken.


Nice catch


@UniversalMediaServer/developers is there anything anyone wants to add or say before our next release?


Добавить бы сюда еще парочку testcase-ов, обыгрывающих случай не нашего формата


二维码demo


Any ideas for simple viewing and "ctr+f" style searching of the system/planet data that does exist?
Additionally, do I need to host these other pages via my host (i.e. namecheap)?


I actually think this is a better way to do this for now. The method I suggested is inclusive of the parameters, not exclusive.


Testing a comment to a diff line.


我是滚石


Would it be better/easier to do this in swerc (to maintain workflow and consistence) or to do it in the html (which I can do, and is quicker/easier)?


@Sfolt что думаешь про то как лучше переносить функции когда много вызовов подряд - с точкой или без?
Я раньше пердпочитал делать:

```
foo
  .bar
  .baz
```

Но вот тут наткнулся на обсуждение
https://github.com/thoughtbot/guides/pull/146#issuecomment-38311600

hound по умолчанию предлагает делать:

```
foo.
   bar.
   baz
```

как тебе больше хочется делать?


IMO we should still give an overview of stats at the end of the game


Продумайте, пожалуйста, следующий момент - если использовать  Ваш тестовый метод на компьютере с другими региональными стандартами, все ли будет работать корректно. У меня есть сомнение в связи с символом разделителя "," целой и дробной части. Мне кажется, что корректнее будет передать в Parse инвариантную культуру, и заменить в xml файле запятую на точку, тогда тестовый метод будет работать всегда правильно.


Locking may not be needed anyway - as long as only a single thread is pegged for any connection.


You don't even have a computer of your own? ...


I do my searches with a tool called "grep." :p

What do you mean by the other pages? The links at the top of the page?
They're just placeholder links for now, though you'll have to set up
CNAME records for at least the forum (the rest can be probably be moved
to a folder instead of a subdomain).

The forum software will have to be run from a vps/server, unless you
want to host it through a free service or something.

As for edits to the pages, quick edits and such can be done on the files
in your repo (make a note and they can be redone in swerc later).

On 03/07/2015 01:33 AM, benisjammin wrote
> Any ideas for simple viewing and "ctr+f" style searching of the system/planet data that does exist?
> Additionally, do I need to host these other pages via my host (i.e. namecheap)?
>
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>


这个地方怎么写会更好！


啦啦啦


https://travis-ci.org/JuliaWeb/HTTPClient.jl/jobs/53431520

Seems to happen right at the start


That would be awesome! Like a connect_to_fencelike group.


That works..

Yes I was refering to those links.
At this point I don't know about a forums (it's a good idea if any sort of community does arise around this, but till then..), but hosting it ourselves may be problematic until a dedicated server machine can be set up (and stay connected reliably).


.....we need to have php cli like node. interactive shell


......My bad... already removed it now.


ping @bexi, @Dreamium, @Jversen


This commit breaks rendering completely on my system.
![](http://0x0.st/zv.png)

Can you add a way to disable it?


VPSs through Ramnode are affordable (if a little skimpy), and work well
enough to host A forum for small communities.

Since there's no infrastructure set up for the rest of the site yet, I
wouldn't worry about setting up the extra subdomains.

On 03/07/2015 01:48 AM, benisjammin wrote:
> That works..
>
> Yes I was refering to those links.
> At this point I don't know about a forums (it's a good idea if any sort of community does arise around this, but till then..), but hosting it ourselves may be problematic until a dedicated server machine can be set up (and stay connected reliably).
>
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>


Achchige olugediyenda comma seperated file list ekak enne methanin...? :D


BTW: i used to have a trait for pagination. src/Orm/Page. it seems it is useless now. you can delete it and related tests.
remember to remove the usage in `tests/models`. thx


Do you think this would be better than just looking for tweets with "selfies"? I am going to give this a go with some crazy spamming.


Yes, this is requirement: when Cygnus dies, it must log about it in the standard output or error. One of the reasons causing the Cygnus death is, precisely, the log4j logging systmem may be down.


Thanks but SetVehicleSpawnInfo is still experimental function don't try to use it.


@CaptainElliott Ehh...maybe like an MVP, but very minimal. Twiz and I both agreed that we'd like to allow displaying of statistics up to the user, and not clutter the chat at certain points in a match.


I think both would work together, to be honest.


The checkstyle suggested me to do such a change xD Since it is important to reduce those checkstyle warn, I followed the advice :)


大一暑假学习任务


сделали бы его шаблонным тогда уж


и да, типы данных по стайлгайду с заглавной буквы должны быть


не нравятся мне такие сокращения. тут может и понятно, но в больших проектах такого делать нельзя. давайте переименуем


лучше сначала писать все функции, а потом все поля


I'll let that rest for now then. Once the data is accessible, we can worry
about trying to handle traffic and then making it public.

Eventually I should think the map and library to be hosted as seperate
resources that can be tracked and supported/hosted seperately (to prevent
DDS or server crash, etc taking everythingk down at once). Seperate from
each other and the forums/site and landing page.

On Sat, 7 Mar 2015 at 01:53 Billy Estes <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> VPSs through Ramnode are affordable (if a little skimpy), and work well
> enough to host A forum for small communities.
>
> Since there's no infrastructure set up for the rest of the site yet, I
> wouldn't worry about setting up the extra subdomains.
>
> On 03/07/2015 01:48 AM, benisjammin wrote:
> > That works..
> >
> > Yes I was refering to those links.
> > At this point I don't know about a forums (it's a good idea if any sort
> of community does arise around this, but till then..), but hosting it
> ourselves may be problematic until a dedicated server machine can be set up
> (and stay connected reliably).
> >
> > ---
> > Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub:
> >
> https://github.com/benisjammin/starwars/commit/abcaf5d121adb6fa36b3a383fda8fa356f8b77ae#commitcomment-10083894
> >
>
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> .
>


Hi Scott,

I'd love to get some time to talk about anything and everything tomorrow.
My wife and I are signed up for a one hour glass blowing class starting at
11:30 AM. We'll spend up to an hour for lunch afterward and it will take us
another hour to drive home after we eat. I'll be home and available the
rest of the day after that, so the earliest I can be available by phone
will be as we are driving home starting around 1:30 PM Eastern (10:30 AM
Pacific) or if you'd prefer to wait and do a hangout, then any time after
about 2:30 PM Eastern (11:30 AM Pacific) should work for me. I'm also a
night owl so I'm usually OK with talking later in your evening if that's
better for you.

I'd look forward to working with you on an ANTLR upgrade as well as
refactoring and standardizing the API and hooks between the zomic and
python languages and the Zomic VM. I have several ideas already and I'm
sure you have even more.

On another note, I have been maintaining my own local lists of 1) Bugs, 2)
Features, 3) Documentation needs, and 4) General questions I have for you
regarding use of the application and about how some of the actual
implementation is designed and coded. At some time, I'd like to discuss all
four of these lists with you. Some of them are getting pretty long so we
won't run out of things to discuss for quite a while, but I also want to
make sure I don't just dump them all on you either. I want to respect
whatever amount of time you want to spend on the project. I don't want to
just throw out a bunch of random suggestions and such without being
available to help prioritize and process them.

I know you've been refactoring a lot of the low level math in vzome-core,
converting from the int arrays to more clearly defined classes. That will
help a lot, both in understanding the code as well as in letting the
development tools identify potential problem areas. I know that's a major
undertaking and requires a lot of effort in refactoring the code as well as
the regression testing. I think it's important to get that effort
stabilized and pretty much completed before we tackle some of these major
new features like reworking the two scripting languages. That's really been
one of the main reasons I've only sent simple bug fixes and features to you
so far. I'd really like to get to the the point where we can sync up our
master code branches in both projects before we let our efforts get too
divergent. Maybe it's not a big deal with the github work flow paradigm.
That's your call, but I'm still being pretty conservative about it for now.

Anyway, we can talk about it in more detail tomorrow. Just give me a call
or a text whenever you like. I'll respond as soon as I'm free.

Thanks again,
David

On Sat, Mar 7, 2015 at 12:22 AM, Scott Vorthmann <notifications@github.com>
wrote:

> Hi, David,
>
> Here’s the rest of the response…
>
> Thank you for clarifying the Permutation.java bug. Well spotted! Now I’m
> tempted to see if I can work out how to trigger the bug. Could be dead
> code, of course.
>
> We’re on the same page regarding ANTLR. I think it is important to keep
> the toolchain current, so yes, let’s update to ANTLR 4.5. Terence Parr is a
> friend of mine, and I’ve always liked his ANTLR work. I need to look him
> up; he’s in SF, but I haven’t talked to him in years. If you recall ever
> trying to debug a table-driven YACC parser, you can appreciate the beauty
> of the ANTLR code generation approach!
>
> We won’t need the Python grammar, since the Jython library takes care of
> the parsing. I haven’t integrated Jython into either build, yet. I’d love
> to hear your ideas about scripting and integration. My intention is to
> offer an API for the Zomic “virtual machine”, basically letting a Python
> script use the Zomic metaphor, but of course adding the possibility of
> recursion, etc.
>
> I’d like to have a hangout in the morning, if you’re available. I’ll get
> online as soon as I get up, which probably means before 9AM PDT. If you’re
> unavailable, or haven’t seen this yet, no problem.
>
> Regards,
>
> Scott
>
>
>
>
> On Mar 6, 2015, at 10:37 AM, David Hall <notifications@github.com> wrote:
>
> > Hi Scott,
> >
> > Glad my contributions thus far are helpful. Feel free to ask me if you
> need
> > clarification on any of them.
> >
> > I'm still getting used to the githib work flow paradigm. I can definitely
> > see the advantage of separate commits, but I still tend to think and work
> > in a more linear dependent fashion (root + A) then (root + A + B) then
> > (root + A + B + C) instead of treating them as parallel and independent
> > branches from a common root: (root -> branch A), (root -> branch B) and
> > (root -> branch C) which could eventually be merged back into (master +
> A +
> > B + C) or any other combination. I just need to force myself to think
> that
> > way when I run into a new issue and want to just jump on it and fix it
> > right away, especially when it's a one-line fix. Anyway, I'll try to do
> > better with that part. It's a useful discipline.
> >
> > Regarding the Permutation.java bug, I suspect you are probably concerned
> > that the method was being called incorrectly from elsewhere and that the
> > fix I have proposed might be masking another bigger problem. The fact
> is, I
> > didn't fix it as a result of any problem that I encountered. I simply
> > noticed that code while I was single stepping through an unrelated issue
> > and the incorrect upper limit happened to catch my eye as a common
> > easy-to-miss faux pas. I don't know of any place that the function
> actually
> > gets called with the invalid value, but being a bit of a purist, I
> decided
> > to override the old "If it ain't broke, don't fix it." adage and make the
> > correction anyway to prevent a potential problem in the future.
> >
> > Regarding ANTLR, I'd definitely like to see it integrated into the build
> as
> > you suggest. In fact, since I was unfamiliar with it, I downloaded the
> > latest version (4.5) along with supporting plug-ins for eclipse, netbeans
> > and intelij. I've already spent several hours going through the whole
> ANTLR
> > 2.0 tutorial at http://javadude.com/articles/antlrtut/ as well as the
> > entire ANTLR 3.0 video tutorial at
> http://javadude.com/articles/antlr3xtut/.
> > Both of them are developed by the same guy who does a really excellent
> job.
> > Unfortunately, I don't see a 4.0 tutorial by him. Having worked briefly
> > with lex and yacc in the '80's, and having written a small recursive
> > descent language parser and interpreter for SNMP from scratch in C and
> C++
> > around the same time, I am familiar with the concepts involved, so I have
> > been playing with it a good bit this past week. I did note that the ANTLR
> > grammar itself has evolved with each major release and so they are not
> > completely backwards compatible with prior major releases. That said, I
> > wouldn't mind helping to migrate zomic to a newer version (either 3.x or
> > 4.x) if you'll help with the regression testing. On the other hand, I
> know
> > that the if you want to leave zomic alone and only do small maintenance
> > fixes (like the EOF fix within comments) then that's your call and I'm OK
> > with it either way. Vzome currently uses ANTLR 2.7.2, but since it's so
> > old, most of the info I have been able to find online is not directly
> > applicable. Also, many of the available plug-ins for visualizing the ASTs
> > (including all of the ones I have installed) are designed to work with
> 3.x
> > or 4.x. Finally, you mentioned that you are working on a Python API for
> > vzome, which presumably would provide all of the zomic functionality and
> > more. If you think our time would be better spent working on that, I'd be
> > glad to do that instead. In case you'e interested, I came across a
> library
> > of grammar definitions for different languages including python at
> > https://github.com/antlr/grammars-v4. Note that these are all written
> for
> > ANTLR 4.x, so there's one more reason to upgrade. I suspect that zomic
> > could remain static using the ANTLR 2.x library and the new Python API
> > could coexist with it in vzome-core using ANTLR 4.5, but I'm not sure if
> > that's so, or if it's a good idea either. Anyway, I still have several
> > other questions and ideas and suggestions for zomic (and/or Python) that
> we
> > we'll need to discuss some other time.
> >
> > On Thu, Mar 5, 2015 at 2:50 AM, Scott Vorthmann <
> notifications@github.com>
> > wrote:
> >
> > > All good stuff, David. I'll probably take most of these as manual
> fixes; I
> > > want to think a little more deeply about a couple of them, as the core
> > > defect may be elsewhere.
> > >
> > > One hint for future reference: you can make an individual commit for
> each
> > > separate bug fix. This would be much preferable for me, since I could
> pull
> > > then selectively merge certain commits using git, rather than
> copy-paste.
> > >
> > > Another request: please create a defect for the Permutation.java bug,
> and
> > > explain how to reproduce it, attaching a vZome file if necessary.
> > >
> > > I'll try to reproduce all the others, and I'll let you know if I fail.
> > >
> > > Finally, yes, I'll verify how you incorporated the EOF fix into the
> ANTLR
> > > grammars, and while I'm at it, I'll work out how to make ANTLR part of
> the
> > > build, even if an optional part.
> > >
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> > > <
> https://github.com/david-hall/vzome-core/commit/c9d4e7cb6dd0183b787fec6a1d32362be0f289fe#commitcomment-10046183
> >
> > > .
> > >
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> >
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ох, вот не надо так писать. чтобы поле не конфликтовало с методом-геттером можно либо геттер писать как getNumber(), либо само поле как-то иначе именовать. например, есть общепринятая нотация для полей mNumber


Alright.

On 03/07/2015 02:04 AM, benisjammin wrote:
> I'll let that rest for now then. Once the data is accessible, we can worry
> about trying to handle traffic and then making it public.
>
> Eventually I should think the map and library to be hosted as seperate
> resources that can be tracked and supported/hosted seperately (to prevent
> DDS or server crash, etc taking everythingk down at once). Seperate from
> each other and the forums/site and landing page.
>
> On Sat, 7 Mar 2015 at 01:53 Billy Estes <notifications@github.com> wrote:
>
>> VPSs through Ramnode are affordable (if a little skimpy), and work well
>> enough to host A forum for small communities.
>>
>> Since there's no infrastructure set up for the rest of the site yet, I
>> wouldn't worry about setting up the extra subdomains.
>>
>> On 03/07/2015 01:48 AM, benisjammin wrote:
>>> That works..
>>>
>>> Yes I was refering to those links.
>>> At this point I don't know about a forums (it's a good idea if any sort
>> of community does arise around this, but till then..), but hosting it
>> ourselves may be problematic until a dedicated server machine can be set up
>> (and stay connected reliably).
>>>
>>> ---
>>> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub:
>>>
>> https://github.com/benisjammin/starwars/commit/abcaf5d121adb6fa36b3a383fda8fa356f8b77ae#commitcomment-10083894
>>>
>>
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>> .
>>
>
>
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say cheese!


Thank you! This commit fixed the build. It was broken since http://ci.cgeo.org/job/c-geo/3453/


You could do `#if (!scriptable && !doc_gen)` to cover the documentation mode. Alternatively we could add  files like this to https://github.com/dpeek/dox/blob/master/gen/ImportAll.hx in order to ignore them for documentation.


в левой части оказался тестовый вариант, лучше на него не обращать внимания, так как случайно его загрузил :)


is this for a specific reason? my filter select-boxes (non select2 ones) do not have the form-control class anymore.


1. В качестве параметра времени логичнее вернуть тики, вызвав на объекте interval.ElapsedTicks, тем самым мы не грузим код клиента созданием переменной структуры TimeSpan, захочет ее создать, сделает это сам.
2. И уж коль скоро у нас есть версия с params, где он может быть только последним в списке, стоит в остальных методах время возвращать первым параметром.


/CC @cvrebert


OKです。承認します。


@JeffBezanson when I moved the `P<:Ptr` test into the method, it seemed to sort the methods wrong, such that it could no longer find the `unsafe_convert(::Type{Ptr{Void}}, ::IOStream)` method when queried


This tool support mt6752?


I'll declare it as a constant. Regarding the value, I was thinking on making it configurable, but this piece of code is extremely irrelevant for the final user since these are the last lines executed by Cygnus before it dies (i.e. periodically checking if the channels become empty, in order to stop them). Thus, 5 hardcoded seconds is OK :)


Чтобы посмотреть время  работы метода в тесте, можно вывести информацию в Debug(Debug.WriteLine)


kde-apps/plasma-telepathy-meta exists.


OK the test looks fine . we can move ahead


SLOT="5" is already set in eclass. This should be fixed for live ebuild as well.


still not sure... https://gerrit.omnirom.org/#/c/12045/


Hi! I'm MSYS2 developer.
Instead replacing cygwin to msys2 is much better to guard code like:
````
#ifdef __MSYS__
....
#else
...
#endif


Yes, that's because select2 won't render correctly if the input has the ``form-control`` class. But if you have disabled select2 with ``use_select2: false``, they should have it !


This was fixed in a more recent commit... that's why I think it is a good idea to comment on the files, not the commits :)


MY data is 64*36*1*1  and label is 64*1*1*1
I guess the label must be changed to 64*10*1*1.
Or I'll get the following errors.
Check failed: bottom[0]->shape(i) <= bottom[1]->shape(i) (36 vs. 1) Dimension mismatch between predictions and label

Can you give some tips?


Tested this out in production, doesn't look to work. I also had to migrate to python 3.4 to get the user_filters.clear() to even work.

Also, it sadly means I have to make some more changes. Let me know if you can figure out how to dump the data into the user_filters.


One more comment, when you put in tabs, make sure it is four spaces and not tab. Python hates tabs


This device source can be used to compile TWRP?


Goooood!


Yes, this is requirement: when Cygnus dies, it must log about it in the standard output or error. One of the reasons causing the Cygnus death is, precisely, the log4j logging systmem may be down.


The changes within this commit were discarded by more recent commits :)


oh i see.. i wasn't looking good.. it seems like the admin_pool is the problem. are u sure that admin_pool is usually accessible at this place? or am i having a bug somewhere else..


Реализация двух алгоритмов сортировки


Yeah, I think this night work was a big step forward. :-)


shouldn't ptr be &ptr?


ok my mail old privaty manager service support catablizz@mail.ru


AHH IT IS SO COOL!!!!!


the address it's returning actually isn't the physical address, but the virtual mapping in kernel space.


Sure! Goes forward

I'm cleaning our bug tracker, gosh, reports from 2004... I gave you dev access to it by the way.

@jahto do register there as well :)


That possible. I have created a PR to improve/fix it : https://github.com/sonata-project/SonataAdminBundle/pull/2782/files


Good find.


Ah, yes. List.clear() is above 3.3, I did notice that in the documentation but I figured you would have the latest version, you do now though! :)

Ah, Python hates tabs, got it. I didn't even notice my editor was set to use tabs for Python, must be a default thing, silly thing!


This doesn't make any sense. pmm_*_kpage routines are returning pointers to virtual memory in kernel space, which cannot be zero (unless kernel space were to start at 0x0, which it doesn't).


Yes it's mistake, but in ESP8266 firmware. ESP8266 response is ALREAY CONNECT, so Arduino code is correct. There are more similar mistakes like "link is not". Maybe this is corrected in more recent firmware.


I added a pull request to that project: https://github.com/manuelluis/jsrrdgraph/pull/21


Don't know if it is relevant as it is hardware-manufacturer centered but it is IT, it is free and Software Defined Storage is the next big thing in this area so every infrastructure operator should give a peek at it.


Do not close too much/fast, let them open for inspiration, so users do not report same issue twice.

permissions: now as we first can see how global and project permissions look together I ask myself if that all works in the way it should.
The permission list is now quite long and starts to look overwhelming...


I'm not familiar with Rails generators. Do generators go into `lib/generators` or can/should they go into `lib/aasm/generators`? The namespace for _AASM_ is actually `AASM` (not `Aasm`). Does that make a difference?


второй раз private писать уже не надо


:+1: I think it's a nice idea in principle, but in practice it's just more faff. In particular for `alembic.ini` it's nice to not have to use additional args to point to the config file.


Updated at https://github.com/grpc/grpc/pull/978


Very much agree


Woops, sorry.  @batmanav hotfix/xxx is for bugfixes, I should not have accepted that.


I was wondering this before. Why are we installing YAML as an extra? Is there a good reason it's not just in `install_requires`?


You're right, this is extra code. I'll remove it.


Well modulesExists just takes the name of the module, but maybe some refractoring might be a good idea, I'll do that when I rewrite everything in ES6


This fix is overridden. I have no idea how to revert commit in PHP-Storm. :hamster:


Btw: It was the database structure that let me flyspray not forget and come back after all this years.

I still think its one of the strengths of flyspray, remember it was startet around 2000 where mysql only had Myisam, web hosters didn't provide sql transactions and more sophisticated features.

Compared to other db schemes I see I like it.
I see more potential in Flyspray. :-)


What's with the `^` to `~` changes?


Don't know if I'm in any position to comment on this but I was going through your code and saw this line.

This will create a public static getter - I guess you wanted a constant

```
public static final String EXTENSION_NAME = 'stash'
```


i'm not sure how volume levels work and they may need tweaking.  thank you again to superyooper who aquired the sounds and converted them to oggs for me.


Thanks for your time. :)
All you write there might be true, but i just created a new project from scratch and the migrations for the CMS are still broken. I will comment on the ticket and show my findings there.


Добрый день, Анжелика Ивановна! Спасибо за замечания. Я все исправила и
обновила код на Github.

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> Чтобы посмотреть время работы метода в тесте, можно вывести информацию в
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I think this method works


Flask-Script still uses argparse, not click (only thing in indico using click is the zodbimport tool).


good


Yes.


No no, i'm not closing tasks if no solved or if they are ideas for future. I just clean, assign milestones etc etc. Some are obviously fixed others maybe etc etc. Added a few tasks for 1.0, most of them i'll handle, I've assigned you one or two tasks for 1.0 if i remember well


Is there some thing wrong?
CHECK_LE(bottom[0]->shape(i), bottom[1]->shape(i))
-  top[0]->Reshape(1, 1, 1, 1);		+        << "Dimension mismatch between predictions and label.";?


You should use `<leader>` instead of `\`. It has the same effect but it is the vim way.

This way you can also change the leader key:
`let mapleader = ","`


I wasn't that worried about it or I'm sure I would have. :)


test


有道理！


好风格，借鉴了^^


It is failing in `cleanup_easy_context` which calls libcurl to release
resources. Any changes to the `ccall` interface in 0.4 that you are aware
of?

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Codis的HTTP server dashboard 为什么启动不了？ 除了GO之前需要配其他的吗？zookeeper也启动了，但是 globalEnv.NewZkConn() 位置错误，NewZkConn（）创建连接不了，求大神指点


Please fire an issue, do not ask questions in commit page. Thanks


Is it OK to add debug statements just for a Travis run? We can revert the
commit after the run.

On Sat, Mar 7, 2015 at 2:39 PM, Amit Murthy <amit.murthy@gmail.com> wrote:

> It is failing in `cleanup_easy_context` which calls libcurl to release
> resources. Any changes to the `ccall` interface in 0.4 that you are aware
> of?
>
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>> https://travis-ci.org/JuliaWeb/HTTPClient.jl/jobs/53431520
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:cry:


or fix that commit by add 'int' before 'i = 0;'


// the structure
struct C {
 int val;
char visibil;
};

struct battery{
C *top ;
battery* next;
};

// la fonction
int som(battery *p){
if(p!=NULL){
 C* c=p->top;
}
return p;
}


:smile:  That's because my DSL at home is so terrible slow, I'm probably the only one noticing :wink:


I'm wondering what? My current setup works great for everything except project files :P


Actually first purpose of get function in groups UserApi is to get a group, and membership is an addition to the group item. So, if a group lacks of members, function have to return the group data (not false), and an empty array for group membershipelement in the result (if parameter ```group_membership``` is set, but it is true by default, because of 1.3 comparability).
To illustrate what I have in mind, I made a simple test. The test is WITH changes praposed here (```if (is_array($groupmembership) && count($groupmembership) > 0) {```). I'm issuing in my console (in Ztools module, but test can be made in other way):
 **Command:**
```$result = ModUtil::apiFunc('Groups', 'user', 'get', array('gid' => 1));```
 **Result:**
```
Array
(
    [gid] => 1
    [name] => Users
    [gtype] => 0
    [description] => By default, all users are made members of this group.
    [prefix] => usr
    [state] => 0
    [nbuser] => 4
    [nbumax] => 0
    [link] => 0
    [uidmaster] => 0
    [members] => Array
        (
            [1] => Array
                (
                    [gid] => 1
                    [uid] => 1
                )
            [2] => Array
                (
                    [gid] => 1
                    [uid] => 2
                )
            [3] => Array
                (
                    [gid] => 1
                    [uid] => 3
                )
            [4] => Array
                (
                    [gid] => 1
                    [uid] => 4
                )
        )
    [status] =>
)
```

Now I obtain data for existent group (Id=5), but with no members in it.
 **Command:**
```$result = ModUtil::apiFunc('Groups', 'user', 'get', array('gid' => 1));```
 **Result:**
```
bool(false)
```

The I revert changes in the function (```if (is_array($groupmembership)) {```).
 **Command:**
```$result = ModUtil::apiFunc('Groups', 'user', 'get', array('gid' => 1));```
 **Result:**
```
Array
(
    [gid] => 5
    [name] => test1
    [gtype] => 0
    [description] => Вече може
    [prefix] =>
    [state] => 0
    [nbuser] => 0
    [nbumax] => 0
    [link] => 0
    [uidmaster] => 0
    [members] => Array()
    [status] =>
)
```

I think this is expected to see as result from this function.


And yeah, there's far more potential in FS imo too. Shame that it so much dropped as not maintained. Well, we're doing great job to it now :)


sorry


please can i send broadcast message and if yes now i whant code for that im try this code but no message recieved
 string[] users = new string[2];
                users[0] = "966548124###@s.whatsapp.net";
                users[1] = "966548264###@s.whatsapp.net";
                WappSocket.Instance.SendMessageBroadcast(users,"hi all");
please what is wrong in this code?


@tsoftit are you sure you posting your question in right place?


A little late but I think you already know it's fixed here :)
https://github.com/SaberMod/cloog-current/commit/d3c2dd8ea0ff97e9ebb02355e45e4811f8017f26


Thanks for your comments, for now I'm trying to make that works (I don't see ARP replies from my the tap interface, but I managed to make it work before...). Once it's OK, I'll fix all the others points.


Nice one!


Hey from StackOverflow.

This part here doesn't make any sense sense. Don't just copy and paste the sample code people present you. Read, think, and learn from what is provided. We are here to help you fix your problem, not write your code for you.

You are using segues to perform your transitions, which is kind of unfortunate because it hides from you where the actual creation and configuration of the AddHelperViewController is. Either way, you can get an instance of the new AddHelperViewController controller in the `prepareForSegue:sender:` method if you implement it on the UserDetailViewController object.

Sort of like this (no guarantees on compilation, this is just coming off the top of my head)

```
// UserDetailViewController.swift

override func prepareForSegue(segue: UIStoryboardSegue, sender: AnyObject) {
    if let addHelperController = segue.destinationViewController as? AddHelperViewController {
        addHelperController.delegate = self
    }
}
```

...which is exactly what [Aaron's answer](http://stackoverflow.com/a/28894085/1403046) was instructing you to do. I was just advocating using the `?` and `!` for added safety. Using `!` for everything is not a good habit to get into.


You are quite correct, thank you. I will fix that :-/
I need more sleep!


Stop lying its not funny


Because if you wanted to import parts of h into your application but didn't use the assets.yaml file, either because you're not serving static assets or define them another way, you wouldn't need it.


Opt out


Hey


not -> don't


I think you misspelled canola!


凄く勉強になる。


Ray


Having 1 project -> delete the project -> the message and the annimation starts -> press UNDO in the toast to undo the project deletion -> the message and the animation DOESN'T dissapear.


Yes, if the board only supports RGMII, it's easy to do that with the platform file (the data width will be 4 and we will have the gtx pin in the clocks).

When the board also supports GMII, I suggest using this (for example the KC705). But if we want to use RGMII on such boards, we can:
- redefine eth_rgmii pins and pass it to LiteEthPHY that will be able to do the autodetection.
- pass an additional parameter to LiteEthPHY to help autodetection when multiple PHYs are compatible with provided pads.

If we don't want to use autodetection, we can still use directly the RGMII PHY in the target file, but I find easier for the user to try to autodetect the PHY, which avoid us to manage that in our targets or soc files. (ex MiniSoC from simple can be use on all platforms)


A file object as returned by ``open`` in Python **2** is not an ``IOBase``, but it does not implement ``readable`` either. While in Python **3** ``open`` does return an ``IOBase``.

I think it safe to stick with ``IOBase``, it just needs to be clearly stated in the documentation.


faz um fork do projeto ou sobre aqui pro github, aí consigo ver seu codigo.


Well, every other dependency is using tilde so it's a consistency change
mostly.
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@gsamokovarov Thank you for your help with forwarding this to the right place!


I can, but to be clear, this is under Java. I can provide a Java project that replicates this. Is that OK?

Also, what is jjs?


I'll commit this... but lets take Description out of the required fields (ensuring default is "")


Ok pour moi, merci


Je ne suis pas sûr que ce commit soi aussi inoffensif qu'il en a l'air, on ne passe dans `objecteur_trouver` que si `$forcer_creation` est `true`, non ? Dans l'autre cas on va passer une valeur pour un champ `nom` dans `objet_modifier`, ce qui ne va pas bien se passer…


普通にルーターでルーティングした方がいいかもね


Le logo ne sera pas `unset` si la définition d'objet n'a pas de clé `nom`. Or il faut supporter ce cas.


You may encounter some weird problems if DEGREE is an expression!
(DEGREE) * M_PI / 180.0


Addition seems to be okay, should be merged without changes.


Didn't know my idea was this popular :wink:


`Series([0,1,2], dtype="category")` ?


@inpercima dependency injection with this kind of syntax is really cool in AngularJS. we should use this for our other projects. :-)

see https://docs.angularjs.org/guide/di


gitignore test


Feito


@wingyplus อ่าน่าสนใจตรง json.NewDecoder มากๆ ขอบคุณครับ


I see.. FOREX won't have volume so its a definite possibility -- perhaps never returning IsReady is a good catch for this. The feedback from @mchandschuh is that normally divide by zeros are handled by limit cases. A google indicates others have handled this so that if its 0 the MFI is manually set to 100 which seems reasonable. (100 - 100/infinity = 100);


fixed


...e.g. by supplying `ordered=True` at creation time (`...Series(list('aabc')).astype('category', ordered=True)...`)  or by changing it afterwards via ....

?


See this post:

> [Can’t ignore unknown argument in subparser of ArgumentParser of Python even if parse_known_args is given](http://rcmdnk.github.io/en/blog/2014/11/15/computer-mac-homebrew/)

`brew file brew` command is not valid with Python 2.7.6 (OS X Yosemite default).
brew-wrap is for this command, therefore it is disabled if Python is old.

In brwe-file, it is better to have an error handling. Put in todo list.


Awesome!


I can confirm that this fixes the compile failure.


@inpercima i had to use this horrible syntax to convert Java8 LocalDate to java.util.Date and i'm looking for some better alternative ;-)

see http://blog.progs.be/542/date-to-java-time

@kuhnroyal do you know some more elegant way to do this conversion?


also, fixed crash from running nsalert in background thread


t'es motivé toi, le samedi soir :)


Haskell :wink:


Pin7 and Pin38 cannot be used at the same time because it is the same UART port defined on different pins. When somebody decide to solder wire for HW UART it is no sense to solder wire on both pin.
If we introduce 3-rd option for UART Tx port it will ease to config, no need to recompile and flash if somebody decide to solder/use UART on pin38.
In this case we need one "if" in initialize function, or define pointer to initialize function similar to other uart function.

Is "UART input:" correct name for UART Tx port ?
If we look form charger side this is output port (Tx), but if we look from PC side this is input port Rx port.

--
Few days ago I repaired my damaged Temp sensor connector. Metal interconnects was broken. I put connector on the standard place, wiring on it an glue it with Epoxi. After that I decide to place 10K resistor on wires form Pin7 and Pin38 and solder it on one 3 pin connector. So far I had only wire without resistor and connector.
Yesterday I accidentally broke wire from pin38, and after that decided to resolder it but with new wire.
I am used 36AWG wire from HK, and I can say that this wire is prefect for soldering on this small pin. I solder it in first attempt :)

http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/store/__11850__Turnigy_Teflon_Coated_Wire_36AWG_1mtr_Black.html
http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/store/__11849__Turnigy_Teflon_Coated_Wire_36AWG_1mtr_Red.html

This change I introduce to test pin38 functionality. It seem to work as expected :)


> caused by the presence of the variadic argument (...) in the function declaration in stdio.h

I see. Maybe you could skip the "implicit referenced" lines.

> Forcing the c++ mode when dumping the Clang's AST solves the problem:

That could be a reasonable workaround, but it's probably a "wrong" solution: `stdio.h` is a C header. C++ programmers would use `iostream` instead. Furthermore, at least [some C code is not valid in C++](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Compatibility_of_C_and_C++#Constructs_valid_in_C_but_not_in_C.2B.2B), so always forcing the `c++` mode would get you a syntax error in those (probably rare) cases.


@chitang just a suggestion, not a decision  :)

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perhaps an exit(0) here?


Yes, indeed I did.


This looks great.


What is ui.mask? @kkolli which branch did u merge for this pull request?


Ah you're right. This would have been the perfect use for patch.

I'll check out the updated git checkpoint. Thanks!


why did you revert? the issue is not with the code itself, but with the mingw that was installed on fishtest server (only windows machines are affected). see spinlock thread on fishcooking.


@ktzhang That was auto-merged, this was merged from team2_patient_Queue. I had only 1 merge conflict from package.json which I fixed.


@simonbyrne I forgot to update the ``https://raw.githubusercontent.com/JuliaStats/HypothesisTests.jl/master/doc/parametric.rst`` to include `power_divergence_test` could you update this?


Total : 10 + 15 + 20 + 25 + 30 = 100


YES, files are closed automatically whenever the associated file stream variable goes out of scope. However, it is always best to close files explicitly.


done


How about:

Title: Using Bitcoin to B.Y.O.B.
Subtitle: Be Your Own Bank


Just change the html for the -> output of the so travis will restart and get a green mark! 😉


as discussed: econf doesn't handle multilib multibuilds well, so we need a wrapper of some kind. Autotools is the most obvious one, but I will use the autotools-utils eclass instead


Wondering how this wonderful word works.


Boa ideia Murillo, assim fica melhor que escrever no método se é ou não camel case.


Line 490 here introduced a bug that broke presses. Writing a patch now.


Just want to point out again that this reentry checking is really ugly. I wonder how it would be possible to check for projects depending on themselves that would otherwise cause an infinite recursion here.


Total : 10 + 12 + 20 + 25 + 30 = 97
Note: ER diagram is not showing Cardinality.


`apm` automatically does this when I run `apm publish patch`. Please revert this part of the commit :).


Thanks for adding this!


Total : 10 + 12 + 20 + 25 + 30 = 97


@0x1mason I don't know of the status, but it does seem abandoned.


Enable Rate config Drop Item Quest and Reward Quest


Why is this better?


Because images are better than 404s. :p


When /bot reload is issued, memory.json is not reread.  I added a bot.memory.load() to also pull changes from memory.json on a /bot reload.  This should give devs more flexibility with using memory.json on the fly without having to restart the bot.


Just read the first chapter of Martin Fowler's <i>Refactoring</i>. Holy crap! Recognized the the State Pattern in my Rover code and set out to eliminate the duplication. This is so much fun.


Total : 10 + 12 + 20 + 25 + 30 = 97

Note: ER diagram is not showing Cardinality.


Ohh, it wasn't working! I thought it was another way to reference files.


I was unable to compile on Solaris 11 and noticed this was undefined anyway.  Never committed to the project before and welcome feedback (however basic this change is)


fix done inside own commit, because the -r0 ebuild also needs this then.


I had some issues with these files before, didn't know that einstalldocs is enough.


is better now


done


should be fixed now


yeah, didn't notice it, is fixed now


> Do you know of a situation where we'd need to deal with something else?

Hm, maybe if you want to use `send_emails` as a standalone.

> Also, any reason you didn't use `isinstance(message, EmailMessage)`?

Good question. I'm not sure.


the thing is, that multilib will complain about changed headers once one of the gtk builds in the second arch got installed. I will leave it this way.


yeah, libindicator is slotted, so we have no confusing because of the nested multibuild stuff


With only 1 blank you can enter anything and it will evaluate to true, adding another blank may make it more apparent what the intended answer is.

incorrect:
````
user=> (reduce (fn [a b] (if (< nil) b a)) ["which" "word" "is" "longest"])
"longest"
````

correct:
````
user=> (reduce (fn [a b] (if (< (count a ) ( count b) ) b a)) ["which" "word" "is" "longest"])
"longest"

````


Already exists? See line 19.


For Java instance variables, we will use camelCase so
```java
@SerializedName("with_me")
private boolean withMe;
```
Also, I think the Gson library knows how to serialize to `Boolean` objects but I've been using primitive `booleans`.


won't be in the next push, but I will add it on a TODO list inside that PR and will take care of that the next day(s)


Fair points all. See 37155ab69cf7e .


I changed this too and added some more stuff.


On Mar 7, 2015, at 6:26 PM, Stefan Paetow <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> Alan, shouldn't this be sa_len? Otherwise the build fails.

  Yes.  Fixed.


I'm going through the latest commits in Simon's repo but I can't find anything related to address changes.

I'm obviously not very familiar with how the project works, but if you could just give me some indication of which files I need to look at and of what exactly is broken, it would really help.


should be: `dogecoind_processes[0].wait()`


Move to superclass.


"ist running" should be "is running"


erm - "return result.output.indexOf(exeName) !== -1;" : P

But in fact this duplicates material already present at https://github.com/GPII/universal/blob/master/gpii/node_modules/testing/src/Testing.js#L24 - shelljs is not necessary

You may as well expose this entire capability as a reusable grade in any case since eventually it will go into the framework as part of the "process running state transducer"


Done


I wish I would have seen this 3 hours ago before doing the exact same thing by hand on my fork as well! :)

Submitted upstream at https://github.com/seeebek/EliteOCR/pull/26.


Propre ;)


I didn't see that. I keep my project file in a sub folder (src) so the rule at line 19 won't work.  It only applies to komodoproject files in repo root dir.  I'd think in most cases people wouldn't want to include a komodo project file in their projects git repo.  If they did they could remove the rule.  I think we should swap line 19 for the rule I added.


132 123


`opts.data->autocmd_file` can leak, because `apply_job_autocmds()` is not always called. Can happen for
* `has_autocmd() == false`
* a failed job start (too many jobs). `on_job_exit()` is not called.


Good job alex


127 00


Cannot use std::make_unique here, the compiler always complains that "there is no make_unique in namespace std, did you mean Common::make_unique?" Can you tell me why that is?


What I need now to finish SQL: @Asecta
:D


This looks like a copy&paste problem to me, also - please limit the line length to 80 characters