all tests pass:
success: http://build.servo.org/builders/linux1/builds/1166
success: http://build.servo.org/builders/linux2/builds/1164
success: http://build.servo.org/builders/android/builds/1200
success: http://build.servo.org/builders/mac1/builds/1379
success: http://build.servo.org/builders/mac2/builds/1382
success: http://build.servo.org/builders/gonk/builds/348


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Noice!
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> Just got CAF MDSS booting and all lag at boot is gone.
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wohoo! also: for the image files, should it look like this?

![screen shot 2015-03-26 at 1 50 02 pm](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/9538528/6854393/06b5c942-d3bf-11e4-8431-7b2aefb9107e.png)


There is already libepoxy-dev 7 packages earlier, this change should be removed.


In that case, I have a pull request for you...


Nipun, I think you missed part of this where you were to suggest some tests that would catch the issues you found.  Either pseudo code or actual code please.  Can you update tonight?


This is Parallax Scrolling Project.


VSHPWH (shenb) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: Tests Failed

![Build Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/build%20status-passing-green.svg) ![Test Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/tests%20passed-69.44%25-red.svg)


@hawesie I don't know if you need a control interface for staff in G4S, too. But this is, I believe, quite a nice framework to be easily adapted, if you need it... just saying. If you don't need it, ignore me.


Resolve merge:
We don't actually need any of this, so you can remove lines from 142 - 148.


Inline this variable


fast-forwarding master to auto = 37a98e40


Whoops, does not return -1 :S


added line suggested by @dolanjs


the changes on iDyn2KDL are not needed since it does not get compiled anyway when iCub is not present


yas pls :)


use the equals and hash helpers?


Merge this conflict by removing lines 25-273


Correct


Compile correctly without iCub.
Still I get a segfault @traversaro
#6  0x00007ffff5402a0a in std::vector<KDL::CoDyCo::UndirectedTreeLink, std::allocator<KDL::CoDyCo::UndirectedTreeLink> >::_M_fill_insert(__gnu_cxx::__normal_iterator<KDL::CoDyCo::UndirectedTreeLink*, std::vector<KDL::CoDyCo::UndirectedTreeLink, std::allocator<KDL::CoDyCo::UndirectedTreeLink> > >, unsigned long, KDL::CoDyCo::UndirectedTreeLink const&) () from /home/arocchi/walkman/build/install/lib/libkdl-codyco.so.0.1
#7  0x00007ffff36dcaf6 in std::vector<KDL::CoDyCo::UndirectedTreeLink, std::allocator<KDL::CoDyCo::UndirectedTreeLink> >::insert (this=0x7fffffffb350,
    __position=..., __n=81, __x=...) at /usr/include/c++/4.8/bits/stl_vector.h:1024
#8  0x00007ffff36db167 in std::vector<KDL::CoDyCo::UndirectedTreeLink, std::allocator<KDL::CoDyCo::UndirectedTreeLink> >::resize (this=0x7fffffffb350,
    __new_size=81, __x=...) at /usr/include/c++/4.8/bits/stl_vector.h:707
#9  0x00007ffff36d5e3a in KDL::CoDyCo::UndirectedTree::constructor (this=0x7fffffffb350, tree=..., serialization=...)
    at /home/arocchi/walkman/external/iDynTree/core/src/undirectedtree.cpp:153
#10 0x00007ffff36d6ef6 in KDL::CoDyCo::UndirectedTree::UndirectedTree (this=0x7fffffffb350, tree=..., serialization=...)
    at /home/arocchi/walkman/external/iDynTree/core/src/undirectedtree.cpp:280
#11 0x00007ffff710aa15 in iCub::iDynTree::DynTree::constructor (this=0xbaac68, _tree=..., joint_sensor_names=..., imu_link_name=..., serialization=...)
    at /home/arocchi/walkman/external/iDynTree/yarp/src/DynTree.cpp:95

What do you think the reason could be?


One last question:

>I see that there's an ASE file as a resource, but it's not uploaded/linked. Can we get this uploaded/linked before moving forward?

I have it uploaded in the assest folder, how do I link in MD?


What the hell are you two buttonheads doing? I promise that at least I won't be touching any buttons, just maybe add a few to get something to work (and get their style and layout terribly wrong...).

Peterdd, did you have time to check if addition of parenthesis solves the problematic query in mysql?


It's not a string wilcard, it's a select statement wilcard, so either select *, or select table.*


saw approval from jdm
at https://github.com/leavengood/servo/commit/99121e3096976942f66a672e8da1f4e3cad50a8f


merging leavengood/servo/backquote-handling = 99121e30 into auto


leavengood/servo/backquote-handling = 99121e30 merged ok, testing candidate = 8127e1e1


Gets the current process user's home directory, not the user we just authenticated.


Using -N option of wget is better than writing some script, maybe.


Here's an example:

```el
(defhydra hydra-kurecolor (:color pink
                               :hint  nil)
      "
  Inc/Dec _j_/_J_ brightness _k_/_K_ saturation _l_/_L_ hue
  Set     _sj_^^  brightness _sk_^^  saturation _sl_^^  hue
  Get     _gj_^^  brightness _gk_^^  saturation _gl_^^  hue
  _rh_ RGB → Hex   _hr_ Hex → RGB    _hR_ Hex → RGBA
  "
      ("j"  kurecolor-decrease-brightness-by-step)
      ("J"  kurecolor-increase-brightness-by-step)
      ("k"  kurecolor-decrease-saturation-by-step)
      ("K"  kurecolor-increase-saturation-by-step)
      ("l"  kurecolor-decrease-hue-by-step)
      ("L"  kurecolor-increase-hue-by-step)
      ("sj" kurecolor-set-brightness :color blue)
      ("sk" kurecolor-set-saturation :color blue)
      ("sl" kurecolor-set-hue :color blue)
      ("gj" kurecolor-hex-val-group :color blue)
      ("gk" kurecolor-hex-sat-group :color blue)
      ("gl" kurecolor-hex-hue-group :color blue)
      ("rh" kurecolor-cssrgb-at-point-or-region-to-hex :color blue)
      ("hr" kurecolor-hexcolor-at-point-or-region-to-css-rgb :color blue)
      ("hR" kurecolor-hexcolor-at-point-or-region-to-css-rgba :color blue)
      ("q"  nil "cancel" :color blue))
```

Error:

```el
Debugger entered--Lisp error: (error "Unrecognized key: _j_/_J_")
  signal(error ("Unrecognized key: _j_/_J_"))
  error("Unrecognized key: _%s_" "j_/_J")
  (if head (progn (setq varlist (cons (hydra-fontify-head head body) varlist)) (setq docstring (replace-match (or hydra-key-format-spec (concat "%" (match-string 3 docstring) "s")) t nil docstring))) (error "Unrecognized key: _%s_" key))
  (let* ((key (match-string 4 docstring)) (head (assoc key heads))) (if head (progn (setq varlist (cons (hydra-fontify-head head body) varlist)) (setq docstring (replace-match (or hydra-key-format-spec (concat "%" (match-string 3 docstring) "s")) t nil docstring))) (error "Unrecognized key: _%s_" key)))
  (cond ((eq 95 (aref (match-string 0 docstring) 0)) (let* ((key (match-string 4 docstring)) (head (assoc key heads))) (if head (progn (setq varlist (cons (hydra-fontify-head head body) varlist)) (setq docstring (replace-match (or hydra-key-format-spec ...) t nil docstring))) (error "Unrecognized key: _%s_" key)))) (t (let* ((varp (if (eq 96 (aref ... 0)) 1 0)) (spec (match-string 1 docstring)) (lspec (length spec))) (setq offset (let ((temp-buffer (generate-new-buffer " *temp*"))) (save-current-buffer (set-buffer temp-buffer) (unwind-protect (progn ... ... ... ...) (and ... ...))))) (if (or (= 0 lspec) (/= (aref spec (1- ...)) 115)) (progn (setq spec (concat spec "S")))) (setq docstring (concat (substring docstring 0 start) "%" spec (substring docstring (+ start offset 1 lspec varp)))))))
  (while (setq start (string-match "\\(?:%\\( ?-?[0-9]*s?\\)\\(`[a-z-A-Z/0-9]+\\|(\\)\\)\\|\\(?:_\\( ?-?[0-9]*\\)\\([a-z.,-~A-Z;:0-9/|?<>={}]+\\)_\\)" docstring start)) (cond ((eq 95 (aref (match-string 0 docstring) 0)) (let* ((key (match-string 4 docstring)) (head (assoc key heads))) (if head (progn (setq varlist (cons ... varlist)) (setq docstring (replace-match ... t nil docstring))) (error "Unrecognized key: _%s_" key)))) (t (let* ((varp (if (eq 96 ...) 1 0)) (spec (match-string 1 docstring)) (lspec (length spec))) (setq offset (let ((temp-buffer ...)) (save-current-buffer (set-buffer temp-buffer) (unwind-protect ... ...)))) (if (or (= 0 lspec) (/= (aref spec ...) 115)) (progn (setq spec (concat spec "S")))) (setq docstring (concat (substring docstring 0 start) "%" spec (substring docstring (+ start offset 1 lspec varp))))))))
  (let ((rest (hydra--hint body heads)) (start 0) varlist offset) (while (setq start (string-match "\\(?:%\\( ?-?[0-9]*s?\\)\\(`[a-z-A-Z/0-9]+\\|(\\)\\)\\|\\(?:_\\( ?-?[0-9]*\\)\\([a-z.,-~A-Z;:0-9/|?<>={}]+\\)_\\)" docstring start)) (cond ((eq 95 (aref (match-string 0 docstring) 0)) (let* ((key (match-string 4 docstring)) (head (assoc key heads))) (if head (progn (setq varlist ...) (setq docstring ...)) (error "Unrecognized key: _%s_" key)))) (t (let* ((varp (if ... 1 0)) (spec (match-string 1 docstring)) (lspec (length spec))) (setq offset (let (...) (save-current-buffer ... ...))) (if (or (= 0 lspec) (/= ... 115)) (progn (setq spec ...))) (setq docstring (concat (substring docstring 0 start) "%" spec (substring docstring ...))))))) (if (eq 10 (aref docstring 0)) (list (quote concat) (cons (quote format) (cons (substring docstring 1) (nreverse varlist))) rest) (list (quote format) (concat docstring ": " rest "."))))
  hydra--format(hydra-kurecolor (nil nil :color pink :hint nil) "\n  Inc/Dec _j_/_J_ brightness _k_/_K_ saturation _l_/_L_ hue\n  Set     _sj_^^  brightness _sk_^^  saturation _sl_^^  hue\n  Get     _gj_^^  brightness _gk_^^  saturation _gl_^^  hue\n  _rh_ RGB → Hex   _hr_ Hex → RGB    _hR_ Hex → RGBA\n  " (("j" kurecolor-decrease-brightness-by-step nil :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-decrease-brightness-by-step :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-decrease-brightness-by-step) ("J" kurecolor-increase-brightness-by-step nil :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-increase-brightness-by-step :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-increase-brightness-by-step) ("k" kurecolor-decrease-saturation-by-step nil :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-decrease-saturation-by-step :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-decrease-saturation-by-step) ("K" kurecolor-increase-saturation-by-step nil :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-increase-saturation-by-step :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-increase-saturation-by-step) ("l" kurecolor-decrease-hue-by-step nil :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-decrease-hue-by-step :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-decrease-hue-by-step) ("L" kurecolor-increase-hue-by-step nil :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-increase-hue-by-step :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-increase-hue-by-step) ("sj" kurecolor-set-brightness nil :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-set-brightness-and-exit :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-set-brightness-and-exit :color blue) ("sk" kurecolor-set-saturation nil :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-set-saturation-and-exit :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-set-saturation-and-exit :color blue) ("sl" kurecolor-set-hue nil :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-set-hue-and-exit :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-set-hue-and-exit :color blue) ("gj" kurecolor-hex-val-group nil :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-hex-val-group-and-exit :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-hex-val-group-and-exit :color blue) ("gk" kurecolor-hex-sat-group nil :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-hex-sat-group-and-exit :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-hex-sat-group-and-exit :color blue) ("gl" kurecolor-hex-hue-group nil :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-hex-hue-group-and-exit :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-hex-hue-group-and-exit :color blue) ("rh" kurecolor-cssrgb-at-point-or-region-to-hex nil :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-cssrgb-at-point-or-region-to-hex-and-exit :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-cssrgb-at-point-or-region-to-hex-and-exit :color blue) ("hr" kurecolor-hexcolor-at-point-or-region-to-css-rgb nil :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-hexcolor-at-point-or-region-to-css-rgb-and-exit :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-hexcolor-at-point-or-region-to-css-rgb-and-exit :color blue) ("hR" kurecolor-hexcolor-at-point-or-region-to-css-rgba nil :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-hexcolor-at-point-or-region-to-css-rgba-and-exit :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-hexcolor-at-point-or-region-to-css-rgba-and-exit :color blue) ("q" nil "cancel" :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/nil :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/nil :color blue)))
  (let ((format-expr (hydra--format name body docstring heads))) (list (quote if) (quote hydra-lv) (list (quote lv-message) format-expr) (list (quote message) format-expr)))
  hydra--message(hydra-kurecolor (nil nil :color pink :hint nil) "\n  Inc/Dec _j_/_J_ brightness _k_/_K_ saturation _l_/_L_ hue\n  Set     _sj_^^  brightness _sk_^^  saturation _sl_^^  hue\n  Get     _gj_^^  brightness _gk_^^  saturation _gl_^^  hue\n  _rh_ RGB → Hex   _hr_ Hex → RGB    _hR_ Hex → RGBA\n  " (("j" kurecolor-decrease-brightness-by-step nil :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-decrease-brightness-by-step :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-decrease-brightness-by-step) ("J" kurecolor-increase-brightness-by-step nil :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-increase-brightness-by-step :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-increase-brightness-by-step) ("k" kurecolor-decrease-saturation-by-step nil :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-decrease-saturation-by-step :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-decrease-saturation-by-step) ("K" kurecolor-increase-saturation-by-step nil :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-increase-saturation-by-step :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-increase-saturation-by-step) ("l" kurecolor-decrease-hue-by-step nil :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-decrease-hue-by-step :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-decrease-hue-by-step) ("L" kurecolor-increase-hue-by-step nil :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-increase-hue-by-step :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-increase-hue-by-step) ("sj" kurecolor-set-brightness nil :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-set-brightness-and-exit :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-set-brightness-and-exit :color blue) ("sk" kurecolor-set-saturation nil :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-set-saturation-and-exit :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-set-saturation-and-exit :color blue) ("sl" kurecolor-set-hue nil :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-set-hue-and-exit :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-set-hue-and-exit :color blue) ("gj" kurecolor-hex-val-group nil :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-hex-val-group-and-exit :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-hex-val-group-and-exit :color blue) ("gk" kurecolor-hex-sat-group nil :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-hex-sat-group-and-exit :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-hex-sat-group-and-exit :color blue) ("gl" kurecolor-hex-hue-group nil :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-hex-hue-group-and-exit :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-hex-hue-group-and-exit :color blue) ("rh" kurecolor-cssrgb-at-point-or-region-to-hex nil :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-cssrgb-at-point-or-region-to-hex-and-exit :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-cssrgb-at-point-or-region-to-hex-and-exit :color blue) ("hr" kurecolor-hexcolor-at-point-or-region-to-css-rgb nil :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-hexcolor-at-point-or-region-to-css-rgb-and-exit :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-hexcolor-at-point-or-region-to-css-rgb-and-exit :color blue) ("hR" kurecolor-hexcolor-at-point-or-region-to-css-rgba nil :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-hexcolor-at-point-or-region-to-css-rgba-and-exit :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-hexcolor-at-point-or-region-to-css-rgba-and-exit :color blue) ("q" nil "cancel" :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/nil :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/nil :color blue)))
  (list (quote defun) (intern (format "%S/hint" name)) nil (hydra--message name body docstring heads))
  (list (list (quote defun) (intern (format "%S/hint" name)) nil (hydra--message name body docstring heads)) (hydra--make-defun name body doc (quote (nil body)) keymap (or body-body-pre body-pre) body-post (quote (setq prefix-arg current-prefix-arg))))
  (append (mapcar (function (lambda (head) (hydra--make-defun name body doc head keymap body-pre body-post))) heads-nodup) (if (or (null body-key) (null method) (hydra--callablep method)) nil (list (list (quote unless) (list (quote keymapp) (list (quote lookup-key) method (list (quote kbd) body-key))) (cons (quote define-key) (cons method (cons (list ... body-key) (quote ...))))))) (delq nil (cl-mapcar (function (lambda (head) (let ((name ...)) (if (and ... ... ...) (progn ...))))) heads)) (list (list (quote defun) (intern (format "%S/hint" name)) nil (hydra--message name body docstring heads)) (hydra--make-defun name body doc (quote (nil body)) keymap (or body-body-pre body-pre) body-post (quote (setq prefix-arg current-prefix-arg)))))
  (cons (quote progn) (append (mapcar (function (lambda (head) (hydra--make-defun name body doc head keymap body-pre body-post))) heads-nodup) (if (or (null body-key) (null method) (hydra--callablep method)) nil (list (list (quote unless) (list (quote keymapp) (list (quote lookup-key) method (list ... body-key))) (cons (quote define-key) (cons method (cons ... ...)))))) (delq nil (cl-mapcar (function (lambda (head) (let (...) (if ... ...)))) heads)) (list (list (quote defun) (intern (format "%S/hint" name)) nil (hydra--message name body docstring heads)) (hydra--make-defun name body doc (quote (nil body)) keymap (or body-body-pre body-pre) body-post (quote (setq prefix-arg current-prefix-arg))))))
  (let ((doc (hydra--doc body-key body-name heads)) (heads-nodup (hydra--delete-duplicates heads))) (mapc (function (lambda (x) (define-key keymap (kbd (car x)) (plist-get (cdr (cdr ...)) :cmd-name)))) heads) (if (and body-pre (symbolp body-pre)) (progn (setq body-pre (list (quote funcall) (list (quote function) body-pre))))) (if (and body-body-pre (symbolp body-body-pre)) (progn (setq body-body-pre (list (quote funcall) (list (quote function) body-body-pre))))) (hydra--handle-nonhead keymap name body heads) (cons (quote progn) (append (mapcar (function (lambda (head) (hydra--make-defun name body doc head keymap body-pre body-post))) heads-nodup) (if (or (null body-key) (null method) (hydra--callablep method)) nil (list (list (quote unless) (list (quote keymapp) (list ... method ...)) (cons (quote define-key) (cons method ...))))) (delq nil (cl-mapcar (function (lambda (head) (let ... ...))) heads)) (list (list (quote defun) (intern (format "%S/hint" name)) nil (hydra--message name body docstring heads)) (hydra--make-defun name body doc (quote (nil body)) keymap (or body-body-pre body-pre) body-post (quote (setq prefix-arg current-prefix-arg)))))))
  (let ((keymap (copy-keymap hydra-base-map)) (body-name (intern (format "%S/body" name))) (body-key (cadr body)) (body-pre (plist-get (cddr body) :pre)) (body-body-pre (plist-get (cddr body) :body-pre)) (body-post (plist-get (cddr body) :post)) (method (or (plist-get body :bind) (car body)))) (if body-post (progn (if (symbolp body-post) (progn (setq body-post (list (quote funcall) (list ... body-post))))) (setq heads (cons (list hydra-keyboard-quit (function hydra-keyboard-quit) nil :exit t) heads)))) (let ((--dolist-tail-- heads)) (while --dolist-tail-- (let ((h (car --dolist-tail--))) (let ((len (length h))) (cond ((< len 2) (error "Each head should have at least two items: %S" h)) ((= len 2) (setcdr ... ...) (setcdr ... ...)) (t (let ... ... ...)))) (setq --dolist-tail-- (cdr --dolist-tail--))))) (let ((doc (hydra--doc body-key body-name heads)) (heads-nodup (hydra--delete-duplicates heads))) (mapc (function (lambda (x) (define-key keymap (kbd (car x)) (plist-get (cdr ...) :cmd-name)))) heads) (if (and body-pre (symbolp body-pre)) (progn (setq body-pre (list (quote funcall) (list (quote function) body-pre))))) (if (and body-body-pre (symbolp body-body-pre)) (progn (setq body-body-pre (list (quote funcall) (list (quote function) body-body-pre))))) (hydra--handle-nonhead keymap name body heads) (cons (quote progn) (append (mapcar (function (lambda (head) (hydra--make-defun name body doc head keymap body-pre body-post))) heads-nodup) (if (or (null body-key) (null method) (hydra--callablep method)) nil (list (list (quote unless) (list ... ...) (cons ... ...)))) (delq nil (cl-mapcar (function (lambda ... ...)) heads)) (list (list (quote defun) (intern (format "%S/hint" name)) nil (hydra--message name body docstring heads)) (hydra--make-defun name body doc (quote (nil body)) keymap (or body-body-pre body-pre) body-post (quote (setq prefix-arg current-prefix-arg))))))))
  (closure (t) (name body &optional docstring &rest heads) "Create a Hydra - a family of functions with prefix NAME.\n\nNAME should be a symbol, it will be the prefix of all functions\ndefined here.\n\nBODY has the format:\n\n    (BODY-MAP BODY-KEY &rest PLIST)\n\nDOCSTRING will be displayed in the echo area to identify the\nHydra.  When DOCSTRING starts with a newline, special Ruby-style\nsubstitution will be performed by `hydra--format'.\n\nFunctions are created on basis of HEADS, each of which has the\nformat:\n\n    (KEY CMD &optional HINT &rest PLIST)\n\nBODY-MAP is a keymap; `global-map' is used quite often.  Each\nfunction generated from HEADS will be bound in BODY-MAP to\nBODY-KEY + KEY (both are strings passed to `kbd'), and will set\nthe transient map so that all following heads can be called\nthough KEY only.\n\nCMD is a callable expression: either an interactive function\nname, or an interactive lambda, or a single sexp (it will be\nwrapped in an interactive lambda).\n\nHINT is a short string that identifies its head.  It will be\nprinted beside KEY in the echo erea if `hydra-is-helpful' is not\nnil.  If you don't even want the KEY to be printed, set HINT\nexplicitly to nil.\n\nThe heads inherit their PLIST from the body and are allowed to\noverride each key.  The keys recognized are :color and :bind.\n:color can be:\n\n- red (default): this head will continue the Hydra state.\n- blue: this head will stop the Hydra state.\n- amaranth (applies to body only): similar to red, but no binding\nexcept a blue head can stop the Hydra state.\n\n:bind can be:\n- nil: this head will not be bound in BODY-MAP.\n- a lambda taking KEY and CMD used to bind a head\n\nIt is possible to omit both BODY-MAP and BODY-KEY if you don't\nwant to bind anything.  In that case, typically you will bind the\ngenerated NAME/body command.  This command is also the return\nresult of `defhydra'." (cond ((stringp docstring)) ((and (consp docstring) (memq (car docstring) (quote (hydra--table concat format)))) (setq docstring (concat "\n" (eval docstring)))) (t (setq heads (cons docstring heads)) (setq docstring "hydra"))) (if (keywordp (car body)) (progn (setq body (cons nil (cons nil body))))) (let ((keymap (copy-keymap hydra-base-map)) (body-name (intern (format "%S/body" name))) (body-key (cadr body)) (body-pre (plist-get (cddr body) :pre)) (body-body-pre (plist-get (cddr body) :body-pre)) (body-post (plist-get (cddr body) :post)) (method (or (plist-get body :bind) (car body)))) (if body-post (progn (if (symbolp body-post) (progn (setq body-post (list ... ...)))) (setq heads (cons (list hydra-keyboard-quit (function hydra-keyboard-quit) nil :exit t) heads)))) (let ((--dolist-tail-- heads)) (while --dolist-tail-- (let ((h (car --dolist-tail--))) (let ((len ...)) (cond (... ...) (... ... ...) (t ...))) (setq --dolist-tail-- (cdr --dolist-tail--))))) (let ((doc (hydra--doc body-key body-name heads)) (heads-nodup (hydra--delete-duplicates heads))) (mapc (function (lambda (x) (define-key keymap (kbd ...) (plist-get ... :cmd-name)))) heads) (if (and body-pre (symbolp body-pre)) (progn (setq body-pre (list (quote funcall) (list ... body-pre))))) (if (and body-body-pre (symbolp body-body-pre)) (progn (setq body-body-pre (list (quote funcall) (list ... body-body-pre))))) (hydra--handle-nonhead keymap name body heads) (cons (quote progn) (append (mapcar (function (lambda ... ...)) heads-nodup) (if (or (null body-key) (null method) (hydra--callablep method)) nil (list (list ... ... ...))) (delq nil (cl-mapcar (function ...) heads)) (list (list (quote defun) (intern ...) nil (hydra--message name body docstring heads)) (hydra--make-defun name body doc (quote ...) keymap (or body-body-pre body-pre) body-post (quote ...))))))))(hydra-kurecolor (:color pink :hint nil) "\n  Inc/Dec _j_/_J_ brightness _k_/_K_ saturation _l_/_L_ hue\n  Set     _sj_^^  brightness _sk_^^  saturation _sl_^^  hue\n  Get     _gj_^^  brightness _gk_^^  saturation _gl_^^  hue\n  _rh_ RGB → Hex   _hr_ Hex → RGB    _hR_ Hex → RGBA\n  " ("j" kurecolor-decrease-brightness-by-step nil :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-decrease-brightness-by-step :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-decrease-brightness-by-step) ("J" kurecolor-increase-brightness-by-step nil :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-increase-brightness-by-step :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-increase-brightness-by-step) ("k" kurecolor-decrease-saturation-by-step nil :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-decrease-saturation-by-step :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-decrease-saturation-by-step) ("K" kurecolor-increase-saturation-by-step nil :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-increase-saturation-by-step :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-increase-saturation-by-step) ("l" kurecolor-decrease-hue-by-step nil :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-decrease-hue-by-step :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-decrease-hue-by-step) ("L" kurecolor-increase-hue-by-step nil :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-increase-hue-by-step :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-increase-hue-by-step) ("sj" kurecolor-set-brightness nil :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-set-brightness-and-exit :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-set-brightness-and-exit :color blue) ("sk" kurecolor-set-saturation nil :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-set-saturation-and-exit :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-set-saturation-and-exit :color blue) ("sl" kurecolor-set-hue nil :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-set-hue-and-exit :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-set-hue-and-exit :color blue) ("gj" kurecolor-hex-val-group nil :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-hex-val-group-and-exit :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-hex-val-group-and-exit :color blue) ("gk" kurecolor-hex-sat-group nil :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-hex-sat-group-and-exit :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-hex-sat-group-and-exit :color blue) ("gl" kurecolor-hex-hue-group nil :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-hex-hue-group-and-exit :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-hex-hue-group-and-exit :color blue) ("rh" kurecolor-cssrgb-at-point-or-region-to-hex nil :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-cssrgb-at-point-or-region-to-hex-and-exit :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-cssrgb-at-point-or-region-to-hex-and-exit :color blue) ("hr" kurecolor-hexcolor-at-point-or-region-to-css-rgb nil :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-hexcolor-at-point-or-region-to-css-rgb-and-exit :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-hexcolor-at-point-or-region-to-css-rgb-and-exit :color blue) ("hR" kurecolor-hexcolor-at-point-or-region-to-css-rgba nil :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-hexcolor-at-point-or-region-to-css-rgba-and-exit :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-hexcolor-at-point-or-region-to-css-rgba-and-exit :color blue) ("q" nil "cancel" :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/nil :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/nil :color blue))
  (defhydra hydra-kurecolor (:color pink :hint nil) "\n  Inc/Dec _j_/_J_ brightness _k_/_K_ saturation _l_/_L_ hue\n  Set     _sj_^^  brightness _sk_^^  saturation _sl_^^  hue\n  Get     _gj_^^  brightness _gk_^^  saturation _gl_^^  hue\n  _rh_ RGB → Hex   _hr_ Hex → RGB    _hR_ Hex → RGBA\n  " ("j" kurecolor-decrease-brightness-by-step nil :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-decrease-brightness-by-step :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-decrease-brightness-by-step) ("J" kurecolor-increase-brightness-by-step nil :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-increase-brightness-by-step :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-increase-brightness-by-step) ("k" kurecolor-decrease-saturation-by-step nil :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-decrease-saturation-by-step :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-decrease-saturation-by-step) ("K" kurecolor-increase-saturation-by-step nil :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-increase-saturation-by-step :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-increase-saturation-by-step) ("l" kurecolor-decrease-hue-by-step nil :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-decrease-hue-by-step :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-decrease-hue-by-step) ("L" kurecolor-increase-hue-by-step nil :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-increase-hue-by-step :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-increase-hue-by-step) ("sj" kurecolor-set-brightness nil :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-set-brightness-and-exit :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-set-brightness-and-exit :color blue) ("sk" kurecolor-set-saturation nil :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-set-saturation-and-exit :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-set-saturation-and-exit :color blue) ("sl" kurecolor-set-hue nil :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-set-hue-and-exit :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-set-hue-and-exit :color blue) ("gj" kurecolor-hex-val-group nil :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-hex-val-group-and-exit :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-hex-val-group-and-exit :color blue) ("gk" kurecolor-hex-sat-group nil :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-hex-sat-group-and-exit :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-hex-sat-group-and-exit :color blue) ("gl" kurecolor-hex-hue-group nil :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-hex-hue-group-and-exit :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-hex-hue-group-and-exit :color blue) ("rh" kurecolor-cssrgb-at-point-or-region-to-hex nil :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-cssrgb-at-point-or-region-to-hex-and-exit :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-cssrgb-at-point-or-region-to-hex-and-exit :color blue) ("hr" kurecolor-hexcolor-at-point-or-region-to-css-rgb nil :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-hexcolor-at-point-or-region-to-css-rgb-and-exit :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-hexcolor-at-point-or-region-to-css-rgb-and-exit :color blue) ("hR" kurecolor-hexcolor-at-point-or-region-to-css-rgba nil :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-hexcolor-at-point-or-region-to-css-rgba-and-exit :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-hexcolor-at-point-or-region-to-css-rgba-and-exit :color blue) ("q" nil "cancel" :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/nil :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/nil :color blue))
  (progn (defhydra hydra-kurecolor (:color pink :hint nil) "\n  Inc/Dec _j_/_J_ brightness _k_/_K_ saturation _l_/_L_ hue\n  Set     _sj_^^  brightness _sk_^^  saturation _sl_^^  hue\n  Get     _gj_^^  brightness _gk_^^  saturation _gl_^^  hue\n  _rh_ RGB → Hex   _hr_ Hex → RGB    _hR_ Hex → RGBA\n  " ("j" kurecolor-decrease-brightness-by-step nil :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-decrease-brightness-by-step :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-decrease-brightness-by-step) ("J" kurecolor-increase-brightness-by-step nil :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-increase-brightness-by-step :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-increase-brightness-by-step) ("k" kurecolor-decrease-saturation-by-step nil :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-decrease-saturation-by-step :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-decrease-saturation-by-step) ("K" kurecolor-increase-saturation-by-step nil :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-increase-saturation-by-step :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-increase-saturation-by-step) ("l" kurecolor-decrease-hue-by-step nil :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-decrease-hue-by-step :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-decrease-hue-by-step) ("L" kurecolor-increase-hue-by-step nil :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-increase-hue-by-step :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-increase-hue-by-step) ("sj" kurecolor-set-brightness nil :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-set-brightness-and-exit :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-set-brightness-and-exit :color blue) ("sk" kurecolor-set-saturation nil :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-set-saturation-and-exit :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-set-saturation-and-exit :color blue) ("sl" kurecolor-set-hue nil :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-set-hue-and-exit :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-set-hue-and-exit :color blue) ("gj" kurecolor-hex-val-group nil :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-hex-val-group-and-exit :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-hex-val-group-and-exit :color blue) ("gk" kurecolor-hex-sat-group nil :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-hex-sat-group-and-exit :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-hex-sat-group-and-exit :color blue) ("gl" kurecolor-hex-hue-group nil :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-hex-hue-group-and-exit :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-hex-hue-group-and-exit :color blue) ("rh" kurecolor-cssrgb-at-point-or-region-to-hex nil :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-cssrgb-at-point-or-region-to-hex-and-exit :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-cssrgb-at-point-or-region-to-hex-and-exit :color blue) ("hr" kurecolor-hexcolor-at-point-or-region-to-css-rgb nil :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-hexcolor-at-point-or-region-to-css-rgb-and-exit :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-hexcolor-at-point-or-region-to-css-rgb-and-exit :color blue) ("hR" kurecolor-hexcolor-at-point-or-region-to-css-rgba nil :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-hexcolor-at-point-or-region-to-css-rgba-and-exit :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-hexcolor-at-point-or-region-to-css-rgba-and-exit :color blue) ("q" nil "cancel" :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/nil :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/nil :color blue)) (bind-key "s-c" (function hydra-kurecolor/body) modi-mode-map))
  (condition-case err (progn (defhydra hydra-kurecolor (:color pink :hint nil) "\n  Inc/Dec _j_/_J_ brightness _k_/_K_ saturation _l_/_L_ hue\n  Set     _sj_^^  brightness _sk_^^  saturation _sl_^^  hue\n  Get     _gj_^^  brightness _gk_^^  saturation _gl_^^  hue\n  _rh_ RGB → Hex   _hr_ Hex → RGB    _hR_ Hex → RGBA\n  " ("j" kurecolor-decrease-brightness-by-step nil :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-decrease-brightness-by-step :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-decrease-brightness-by-step) ("J" kurecolor-increase-brightness-by-step nil :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-increase-brightness-by-step :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-increase-brightness-by-step) ("k" kurecolor-decrease-saturation-by-step nil :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-decrease-saturation-by-step :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-decrease-saturation-by-step) ("K" kurecolor-increase-saturation-by-step nil :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-increase-saturation-by-step :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-increase-saturation-by-step) ("l" kurecolor-decrease-hue-by-step nil :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-decrease-hue-by-step :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-decrease-hue-by-step) ("L" kurecolor-increase-hue-by-step nil :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-increase-hue-by-step :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-increase-hue-by-step) ("sj" kurecolor-set-brightness nil :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-set-brightness-and-exit :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-set-brightness-and-exit :color blue) ("sk" kurecolor-set-saturation nil :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-set-saturation-and-exit :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-set-saturation-and-exit :color blue) ("sl" kurecolor-set-hue nil :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-set-hue-and-exit :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-set-hue-and-exit :color blue) ("gj" kurecolor-hex-val-group nil :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-hex-val-group-and-exit :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-hex-val-group-and-exit :color blue) ("gk" kurecolor-hex-sat-group nil :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-hex-sat-group-and-exit :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-hex-sat-group-and-exit :color blue) ("gl" kurecolor-hex-hue-group nil :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-hex-hue-group-and-exit :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-hex-hue-group-and-exit :color blue) ("rh" kurecolor-cssrgb-at-point-or-region-to-hex nil :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-cssrgb-at-point-or-region-to-hex-and-exit :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-cssrgb-at-point-or-region-to-hex-and-exit :color blue) ("hr" kurecolor-hexcolor-at-point-or-region-to-css-rgb nil :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-hexcolor-at-point-or-region-to-css-rgb-and-exit :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-hexcolor-at-point-or-region-to-css-rgb-and-exit :color blue) ("hR" kurecolor-hexcolor-at-point-or-region-to-css-rgba nil :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-hexcolor-at-point-or-region-to-css-rgba-and-exit :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-hexcolor-at-point-or-region-to-css-rgba-and-exit :color blue) ("q" nil "cancel" :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/nil :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/nil :color blue)) (bind-key "s-c" (function hydra-kurecolor/body) modi-mode-map)) ((debug error) (ignore (display-warning (quote use-package) (format "%s %s: %s" "kurecolor" ":config" (error-message-string err)) :error))))
  (condition-case-unless-debug err (progn (defhydra hydra-kurecolor (:color pink :hint nil) "\n  Inc/Dec _j_/_J_ brightness _k_/_K_ saturation _l_/_L_ hue\n  Set     _sj_^^  brightness _sk_^^  saturation _sl_^^  hue\n  Get     _gj_^^  brightness _gk_^^  saturation _gl_^^  hue\n  _rh_ RGB → Hex   _hr_ Hex → RGB    _hR_ Hex → RGBA\n  " ("j" kurecolor-decrease-brightness-by-step nil :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-decrease-brightness-by-step :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-decrease-brightness-by-step) ("J" kurecolor-increase-brightness-by-step nil :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-increase-brightness-by-step :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-increase-brightness-by-step) ("k" kurecolor-decrease-saturation-by-step nil :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-decrease-saturation-by-step :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-decrease-saturation-by-step) ("K" kurecolor-increase-saturation-by-step nil :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-increase-saturation-by-step :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-increase-saturation-by-step) ("l" kurecolor-decrease-hue-by-step nil :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-decrease-hue-by-step :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-decrease-hue-by-step) ("L" kurecolor-increase-hue-by-step nil :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-increase-hue-by-step :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-increase-hue-by-step) ("sj" kurecolor-set-brightness nil :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-set-brightness-and-exit :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-set-brightness-and-exit :color blue) ("sk" kurecolor-set-saturation nil :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-set-saturation-and-exit :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-set-saturation-and-exit :color blue) ("sl" kurecolor-set-hue nil :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-set-hue-and-exit :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-set-hue-and-exit :color blue) ("gj" kurecolor-hex-val-group nil :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-hex-val-group-and-exit :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-hex-val-group-and-exit :color blue) ("gk" kurecolor-hex-sat-group nil :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-hex-sat-group-and-exit :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-hex-sat-group-and-exit :color blue) ("gl" kurecolor-hex-hue-group nil :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-hex-hue-group-and-exit :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-hex-hue-group-and-exit :color blue) ("rh" kurecolor-cssrgb-at-point-or-region-to-hex nil :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-cssrgb-at-point-or-region-to-hex-and-exit :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-cssrgb-at-point-or-region-to-hex-and-exit :color blue) ("hr" kurecolor-hexcolor-at-point-or-region-to-css-rgb nil :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-hexcolor-at-point-or-region-to-css-rgb-and-exit :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-hexcolor-at-point-or-region-to-css-rgb-and-exit :color blue) ("hR" kurecolor-hexcolor-at-point-or-region-to-css-rgba nil :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-hexcolor-at-point-or-region-to-css-rgba-and-exit :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-hexcolor-at-point-or-region-to-css-rgba-and-exit :color blue) ("q" nil "cancel" :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/nil :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/nil :color blue)) (bind-key "s-c" (function hydra-kurecolor/body) modi-mode-map)) (error (ignore (display-warning (quote use-package) (format "%s %s: %s" "kurecolor" ":config" (error-message-string err)) :error))))
  (if (not (require (quote kurecolor) nil t)) (ignore (message (format "Could not load %s" (quote kurecolor)))) (condition-case-unless-debug err (progn (defhydra hydra-kurecolor (:color pink :hint nil) "\n  Inc/Dec _j_/_J_ brightness _k_/_K_ saturation _l_/_L_ hue\n  Set     _sj_^^  brightness _sk_^^  saturation _sl_^^  hue\n  Get     _gj_^^  brightness _gk_^^  saturation _gl_^^  hue\n  _rh_ RGB → Hex   _hr_ Hex → RGB    _hR_ Hex → RGBA\n  " ("j" kurecolor-decrease-brightness-by-step nil :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-decrease-brightness-by-step :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-decrease-brightness-by-step) ("J" kurecolor-increase-brightness-by-step nil :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-increase-brightness-by-step :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-increase-brightness-by-step) ("k" kurecolor-decrease-saturation-by-step nil :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-decrease-saturation-by-step :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-decrease-saturation-by-step) ("K" kurecolor-increase-saturation-by-step nil :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-increase-saturation-by-step :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-increase-saturation-by-step) ("l" kurecolor-decrease-hue-by-step nil :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-decrease-hue-by-step :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-decrease-hue-by-step) ("L" kurecolor-increase-hue-by-step nil :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-increase-hue-by-step :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-increase-hue-by-step) ("sj" kurecolor-set-brightness nil :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-set-brightness-and-exit :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-set-brightness-and-exit :color blue) ("sk" kurecolor-set-saturation nil :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-set-saturation-and-exit :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-set-saturation-and-exit :color blue) ("sl" kurecolor-set-hue nil :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-set-hue-and-exit :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-set-hue-and-exit :color blue) ("gj" kurecolor-hex-val-group nil :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-hex-val-group-and-exit :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-hex-val-group-and-exit :color blue) ("gk" kurecolor-hex-sat-group nil :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-hex-sat-group-and-exit :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-hex-sat-group-and-exit :color blue) ("gl" kurecolor-hex-hue-group nil :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-hex-hue-group-and-exit :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-hex-hue-group-and-exit :color blue) ("rh" kurecolor-cssrgb-at-point-or-region-to-hex nil :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-cssrgb-at-point-or-region-to-hex-and-exit :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-cssrgb-at-point-or-region-to-hex-and-exit :color blue) ("hr" kurecolor-hexcolor-at-point-or-region-to-css-rgb nil :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-hexcolor-at-point-or-region-to-css-rgb-and-exit :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-hexcolor-at-point-or-region-to-css-rgb-and-exit :color blue) ("hR" kurecolor-hexcolor-at-point-or-region-to-css-rgba nil :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-hexcolor-at-point-or-region-to-css-rgba-and-exit :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/kurecolor-hexcolor-at-point-or-region-to-css-rgba-and-exit :color blue) ("q" nil "cancel" :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/nil :cmd-name hydra-kurecolor/nil :color blue)) (bind-key "s-c" (function hydra-kurecolor/body) modi-mode-map)) (error (ignore (display-warning (quote use-package) (format "%s %s: %s" "kurecolor" ":config" (error-message-string err)) :error)))) t)
  eval-buffer(#<buffer  *load*> nil "/home/kmodi/.emacs.d/setup-files/setup-kurecolor.el" nil t)  ; Reading at buffer position 1373
```


looks simple enough


On Thursday 26 March 2015, Karel Zak wrote:
> We need $TINFO_LIBS_STATIC, fortunately tinfo provides pkg-config
> setting

Are you sure? On my system (openSUSE 13.2) libtinfo comes with ncurses
and there is no /usr/*/pkgconfig/*tinfo.pc.

To find out whether "-ltinfo" is needed we could do something like
this (with and without setting LIBS):

CFLAGS="-static"
LIBS="-ltinfo"
AC_CHECK_LIB([readline], [rl_completion_suppress_append], [READLINE_LIBS_STATIC="-lreadline -ltinfo"]

... or we could google for a trust-worthy "readline.m4".


in the revision before this change, CharRef was calling `visitPrimitive`, but now it creates a text node. I guess it is effectively the same, but there is some code duplication.


Didn't you submit MushroomStewHeal awhile back? http://prntscr.com/6cq7nn And I wasn't being rude, I think it's you that's being rude. You shouldn't make assumptions if you don't know what I'm saying. I made SimpleChat because it was SIMPLEChat. I wasn't even going to release that one.
#RudenessGetsYouNowhere


Same way you would do with any other link

`[.ASE files](/assets/visuals/colors.ase)`


Workaround for problem on Samsung Galaxy Tab 4.  When the click event listened was in XML, the Samsung wouldn't register the event.  Moving the listener to java fixed the problem.


а што fgets, для вас не запрацаваў?


Copyright looks good.


I think this is missing from our package.json.


It's interesting that this works:

```el
[a-z-~A-Z.,;:0-9/|?<>={}]+
```

But this doesn't (changed the positions of `.` and `,`):

```el
[a-z.,-~A-Z;:0-9/|?<>={}]+
```

I would rather first specify the ranges first (this works too). *If `-` is used to specify ranges, shouldn't `-` be escaped?

```el
[a-zA-Z0-9.,-~;:/|?<>={}]+
```


been awhile i dont remember why though, may have to re-able it and see if it still breaks


I think the compatibility floor is Python 2.4 (for RHEL 5).

Fortunately, sets were introduced in 2.4 (https://docs.python.org/2/whatsnew/2.4.html)


should be done in the iDynTreeconfig.cmake.in


Nice!


@brianharvey @jkangEDC

I like the name, because it's cute, but if we use this we might want to make a special note somewhere that the Chrome error page with the same title is unrelated to Snap! and BJC.

Also, as a small thing, whenever we reference Snap! in the curriculum, we should put it in as:
`<span class="snap">snap</span>`


@smannlymann Yes, this was changed with a4e60de37a3a540eb5b7592725d439ec52da1af2 quite some time ago.


looks good to me, seems like there is now some code duplication. I wonder why we couldn't apply a similar change to the base class `HTML.Visitor` and then reinforce all sub-classes to call something like `this.visit(type, subpart)` that is a wrapper for all the other visit functions (that later can be unwrapped into a non-recursive variant). This way you preserve you visitors classes but still achieve the manual stack recursion for everything.


my....shame on me :). Thanks for the quick fix.


@chyld In respect to your comment:
I need the plugin registration to fail - but exporting the version
plugin from index.js seems like a hack just to increase code coverage.

Lines 23 & 24 is where your issue is (which you already know):
Remove:
if (err) {
return cb(err, server);
}

And Use:
Hoek.assert(!err, err);
This will get rid of the error messages.
and you get 100% test coverage.
Why do you not want to use the Hoek method?
Hoek should be ok to use here right?


Added in https://github.com/mozilla/marketplace-gulp/commit/0519c45c9fd6a66d279b615aa3ca08641ca13a9d.


Pulled, and corrected the typo in the commit message. Thank you!


thanks


Looks good


The issue was that we were catting the `fastqc.bash` file in, and `zcat` was running with the `-f` flag, so it just echoed that as well. *Because* the fastqc had a not-divisible-by-four number of lines, when we divided by 4, we ended up with a fractional read count, which the LIMS rightly rejected. Eric had presumably done this so that this script would work with either regular fastq files or gzipped ones; and it was my fault for not cleaning this up when pulling it into the pipeline.


The scheduler should still run only in the web service, otherwise it may not work optimally (it may end up executing more often than needed).


This in itself works, what is needed is: "pecl config-set download_dir {{xsce_downloads}}" to save the cache between reboots. The stock location is /tmp/pear/download.


Same here.


Should be "Pyro4". Remember that from Pyro 4.0 and on the package name changed due to backwards incompatibility.


We do that in v4 Reader. Let me change v3 Reader to create a Projection (for a Property) with default OdcmCapabilities.


In the existing code, we return `temBAD_AUTH_MASTER` after we locate `mTxnAccount` and use it to get the regular public key - an action which involves a ledger check.

Would you like to change that for 0.28 to make it into a `tefBAD_AUTH_MASTER`?


Hmm, I didn't actually create a pull request yet, did I?  Because GitHub language detection doesn't seem to take well to exotic file extentions, i.e. `.þ`.


This may be causing the issue...you already have this required once in the rails helper file.


@heliocj não acha melhor fazer um PR com a suas traduções?
Ajuda é sempre bem-vinda!


Talked this over IRL and I think we're agreed this is sufficient, the complicating factor is that `sv` doesn't provide any visible output until something happens with the monitored child so there's no simple way to detect the signal delivery.


I don't see how you can calculate the next available id until all are known, so this looks like the right direction to go.


Sorry it took me so long to review it, I didn't get any PR emails for this one.

Can you fix the issues I've mentioned and rebase on master (it doesn't apply anymore)?


This looks fantastic. Can I ask for one _tiny_ change? In JS, it's best to avoid using `==` or `!=`, since those comparisons will try to coerce types. (`1 == '1' → true`, but `1 === '1' → false`). So in JS it's become idiomatic to always use `===` and `!==` which check identity, rather than equality, to avoid side-effects.

Other than that, thanks so much for grabbing something and fixing it, and I'm sorry it took me a couple days to get to it.


delay between nextGeneration() call


@ctrueden In principle I agree it would be best to organize things to reflect reality. Johannes suggested the same about four months ago and I actually created an imagescience GitHub org (currently empty) at that time but then others (Pavel if I remember correctly) preferred to keep things the way they are.

So I'm having a bit of a dilemma here, also because it's not fully clear to me what the implications are in terms of maintenance (what additional files other than the actual Java code do I need to maintain in order to continue making things available for Fiji users?).

And, yes, by "package" I actually meant the jar, or rather the Java code. Sorry for the confusion...

By the way, this discussion concerns not only the imagescience library but also TransformJ, FeatureJ, RandomJ, and MTrackJ. Same thing there.


Why `+`? `httpsss`?


we could always store an array of [function, arg1, arg2, arg3] or [function, [arg1, arg2, ...]], which could be easier to follow for a reader.


phase 2-a


I was playing on a server last night and forgot about that. I don't really care though because the EnderIO update is not out yet and plenty of people with old versions might be using Faithful.


- [x] remove checked in node_modules
- [ ] double check package.json
- [x] :boom:

![du då](http://i.imgur.com/WsVu7IH.jpg)
24c7b4d66f87b1711bf81944bbcced3700b66715


Looks good


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mein kernel stand nicht auf permissive sondern enforcing. Nach diesen Eintrag stand er auf permissive.
Philz hat mir den Tipp gegeben gehabt.


Shhhhhhh


OK, please check if the latest commit still has the problem.


I don't think there's an intrinsic reason to avoid expensive constructors in Python. The only drawback is that they're not generally expected. In this case, though, there's a concrete *advantage*: a constructor is a special kind of function that can be called only once, like you want `analyze_files` to be. So I think you might as well merge them rather than having external "methods" deal with half the object's invariants (the writing) and internal methods deal with the other half (the reading). Perhaps you could play with the name of the class (AnalyzedTree?) to hint that some computation is involved in construction.


I don't know if this matters, but if you were to follow the behavior of the older code, you would push these nodes in a reversed order?


Yes, got multiple internal compiler errors, and I don't want to disable optimizations on per-project basis, as it's not the way it should be done.


I see, here, the order **is** important, this is why we push them in a reverse order


Really? You just gave me back 1736 bytes? You rule!! ;-)


加上 dependent 會方便很多。以這個例子來看，刪除 plurk 時 reply 建議也一併刪除。
在 plurk model 中的 reply 關聯中加上 dependent destroy，這樣 destroy plurk 時 rails 就會自動幫我們清除 replies 了 :tada:


Да я сам не понял, что у меня за треш случился!(( Вроде должно было закоммитится нормально.


@axtimwalde Thanks for your note. I wasn't aware of that discussion.


Hi, is it possible that because I changed my url in spreadsheet? I never try the app though...


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Thank you for your contribution.


@HaraldZealot  нет( он почему то просто проскакивает  через fgets


You could use Chet's basic modular graphite and other optimizations. They use to work for me on G2 with Uber.


From http://www.gnu.org/software/emacs/manual/html_node/elisp/Regexp-Special.html

> To include a ‘-’, write ‘-’ as the first or last character of the character alternative, or put it after a range.


А, это отлично! Тогда чуть позже буду вводить раскраску.


Alternatively, if you want to keep things at the type-level, you should do...

    Projection = ResolveType(property.Type).GetProjection(null /* or whatever goes here to denote full capabilities */)


Yes


what happens when `_materializeView` is called w/o workStack and intoArray? Like in blaze/builtins.js?


OK, it's this way now.


Don't have time to check now, but how does minecraft store its mappings? The last time something new was added (4096 id support), the formats ended up diverging because worldedit used "AddBlocks" while the native tag was just "Add" (or the other way around). I believe MCEdit adopted minecraft's name and we had to add cross-compatibility.


Yup. Thats exactly what I had in mind.


I think this change belongs in the previous commit?


à merger pour retour de(s) nico


Re: "we might want to make a special note somewhere that the Chrome error page with the same title is unrelated to Snap! and BJC" I don't think this is necessary. Are you concerned about copyright? "Aww, Snap!" is a pretty common saying...


Yay!


I'm not crazy about default constructors that allocate, especially for cheaply movable types.  Often the best state for a default constructed object is the moved-from state.  While investigating this, I noticed that `STObject` is never default constructed.  Perhaps this is an issue we don't even need to address?


Poor CLI jabber client users :v:


Hm.. yeah, this sucks, but I don't have any better suggestion that's not complicated.. perhaps you can hook into receiving something on `stdout`, but it's probably not a big deal..


As far as I know, this release cannot build because it doesn't incorporate #14.


This works.

But for the sake of making the regexp easier to read and also because `-` is a special char between `[` and `]`, I'd suggest the order to be `[<RANGES><MISC-CHARS><SPECIAL-CHARS>]`.. and thus:

```
[a-zA-Z0-9.,~;:/|?<>={}-]+
```


already found this and fixed in coming push.


@traversaro Silvio could you please help us revise this function to work properly with the new iDynTree?
I had strange segfaults behaviors recently. Trying to substitute kdl_parsers::treeFromUrdfModel to kdl_format_io::treeFromUrdfModel . Help!
Latest error I got is from an assert when loading the model:
/home/arocchi/walkman/external/iDynTree/core/src/undirectedtree.cpp:188: void KDL::CoDyCo::UndirectedTree::constructor(const KDL::Tree&, const KDL::CoDyCo::TreeSerialization&): Assertion `link_id >= 0 && link_id < (int)getNrOfLinks()' failed.


Where is this used?


would this be acceptable


I believe we've fixed this now... Thanks!


ooh it's a global. any reason this is not passed into `NewSvRestarter`?


@mattleff What was changed?


Shouldn't the `timeout` constant be a property on `restartCmd`?


Oh, this actually doesn't need to be there anymore, I did do this more safely in the end by splitting up `CombinedOutput` into a `Start / close(ch) / Wait`


` border-radius: 8px 0 0 0;` -> ` border-radius: 8px 8px 0 0;`.


The assumption to not get racy here is that 1/3 has already restarted within the 50ms sleep, correct?


This is a job for css I think, although for me not every button must be start with uppercase text, at least in german.

button::first-letter {
  text-transform: uppercase;
}

So to respect different language grammar, the translations should contain the correct uppercase/lowercase starting?
If that is the case, the maybe multiple usage of a translation string must be kept in mind (for example a button or just text in a sentence?


@mikewest I'm using rather loose language here with "failed a fetch precondition", is there a better concept I should be linking to here?


Can you please test without this line, because I believe it's not needed here. If it works without this I will merge your PR. Otherwise I would like to figure out why this is needed.


Generally we have newlines at the ends of the files.


Oh, I did remove it in a later commit.


@mattleff What about here?


Monstro do JS!


Why +1?


My work is focused on JApplicationWeb to offer webservices, this is a Chris Davenport work, and i hope that this prototype and hope it is taken as an example for a hypermedia API in Joomla!

https://github.com/fastslack/matware-libraries/blob/master/api/application/web.php#L218

I ll test it a little more and check if i can found another solution to return the correct JApplication object.


Nice work!

2/2


Yeah this doesn't work properly in lollipop and also causes issues with windows drivers in all versions


Oh, this is wrong. It must be "jedním dnem". This is an exception in our language.


I get it. The commit message has a typo or something, because it's not completely clear from it but it doesn't matter too much.


Ah yeah my nightly was out of date. 0.0.3 is out now anyway.


No, I just pulled straight from your fork. And I did notice that it didn't say anything different, but I thought it maybe doesn't take immediately. As for exotic file extensions, Wiki only has µ and .Π listed, as IDE project files, not exactly high priority for github/linguist.


I'm not 100% I get what you're saying, but if you're asking why I didn't shift some of this work into `restartCmd`, it's because I'm stubbing `restartCmd` for tests and I wanted it to do as little as possible.


Any link?


That would probably make sense. There are 3-4 of these though and I'm not sure how much I want to complicate the API. I'll play with it after this PR.


ok that answers my question


I believe it was `nickname` was meant to be `joinedNickname`?


@kongr45gpen this commit changes it so everything will be UTC, it disregards timezones for the moment, right?


comment is not aligned anymore. (not sure, if this is relevant, is there a style guideline for this?)


While investigating this allocating default constructor I saw that it is used in two places, both in `TransactionMetaSet` constructors.  There is a another `TransactionMetaSet` constructor that specifically constructs an allocating `STArray`.
Are we certain we want those first two `TransactionMetaSet` constructors to allocate?  It looks like otherwise they would not.  My recommendation is to give clients a choice to not allocate memory when constructing an `STArray`.


The sleep isn't really necessary, I just wanted to prove that `Preempt` worked if it wasn't called strictly *before* the work started. Test should work just the same without it.


because I wanted the decrement to be close to the set (i.e. at the top of the loop) and not be broken by `continue`. So I pre-set it to one extra, so that after the initial decrement 2 lines later, it would be the correct starting value.

If this is too confusing, I can drop the `+ 1` and move the decrement to the bottom of the loop. Preference?


["Bad luck for those using cli clients/disabled user formatting"](https://github.com/Hijacker/vmbot/blob/master/TODO)


Seems related to (or exactly the same as) https://github.com/dimagi/jsonobject/issues/115


No, mostly the confusion that the "Aww, Snap!" (error) page in chrome is unrelated to both the curriculum and Snap<i>!</i>. Some students and teachers currently think it's specifically a Snap! error. The page looks very different, but if the expressions are exactly the same I can see more questions being asked about whether the page is something intentional.
This is the screen in chrome:
![screen shot 2015-03-26 at 12 48 08 pm](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/1505907/6855530/6281f2d6-d3b6-11e4-95c9-32ce69bb05f6.png)


Note to self:  This bug is fixed later.


OK. Everything should work now.


It's not a big deal, if you have the code open anyway and don't mind, sure


Please keep the braces here and below.


@spviewer Apologies for the delay in merging .. thanks for the update!


I'm making a change to my README.md through my master branch.


yup, that looks spot on.  So this is expected behavior?  The strange thing is that
```python
copy.deepcopy(doc)  # works just fine
copy.deepcopy(doc.prop)  # errors
```


We do not use wild card imports. https://wiki.openmrs.org/display/docs/Coding+Conventions#CodingConventions-CodeStyle


unsigned int c = 0


Same as above for wild card imports.


resolves #4 (basic conversion)


Not exactly correct. When creating language version, item.id is not None, but the type should be still "create"


It doesn't and it won't in 1.9 most likely. The AddBlocks/Add was possibly my fault, when I updated Schematica early on.


Do you still want to add this to the main branche ?


Is the change in the Path caused by an xunit update?


Yes, but the mkv needs to be muxed with the CueDuration and CueRelativePosition elements. It should work with up-to-date mkvmerge and ffmpeg versions. Mkvmerge 5.9.0 started writing those elements but there were some errors until version 7.0.0, so using >= 7.0.0 is recommended.


Teh butiful CAF MDSS can be found here with a completely improper commit history: https://github.com/sultanxda/android_kernel_lge_v4xx-caf

BTW, is there something wrong with the back camera?


I think (correct me if I'm wrong), we're leaking those. KeyTimeList nowhere deletes its pointer members, Curve normally owns them. So maybe either add the start and stop to the KeyTimeList and have downstream evaluate it, or make it a unique_ptr/shared_ptr.


using "while" instead of "for" could increase readability here. (less semicolons)
maybe change this in an additional cleanup commit?


i will, soon as i'm confident it doesn't break anything else ;-)

Michael Writhe
WritheM Web Solutions
michael@writhem.com

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**Description?**


:leaves:


Thanks for catching this discrepancy.


yeah that is strange, I'll note that to myself in the issue


@explorerleslie, do you think we can say "and is not supported" here rather than "not fully supported"


I may not be chanting the right incantations to make git do what I mean.  Or it may be a bug, in which case I reported it here: https://github.com/github/linguist/issues/2280


back cam works here =/


dafrack, back cam is missing for me :/ no option to switch to it in any of the camera apps i try


`other.p_ = nullptr;`


great, just change the references within `_posts/2015-03-26-Bad_CPI_Graph.md` to include `{{ site.baseurl}}`


I guess a more generic solution would be to allow regular expressions as a 2nd value element for the `OIDCRemoteUserClaim`, so you could do something like `OIDCRemoteUserClaim email ^(.*)@`; care for a patch... ?


True. Trashing!


+ * The short name can be found in cfg/sourcemod/smrpg from the cfg files smrpg_upgrade_xxx,
+ * where xxx is the short name.


Assimilated in https://github.com/simpleinvoices/simpleinvoices/commit/8ea8cc5f26f972921ad41226a6240a0a38246bbb and https://github.com/simpleinvoices/simpleinvoices/commit/96079e35269b4e513b3f8bac29ea9a2843f10236


check your parentheses.  The earlier version does an && on captured_piece && it's color  (this will always be false if captured piece is false).  You want (captured_piece) && (captured_piece.color != self.color) which is how it should read without parentheses.


I'll send you when I get home, some of them are in my build repo in this account but they shouldn't be up to date.


We need the piece to still be in its original position for capture logic to work for pawn, move piece afterward.


The above isn't quite right either.  Working...


This differs from the behavior of @LevelBossMike's ember-deploy-s3, so it would be good to have a consistent point of view. If we're not going to make the files we upload world readable by default, we should document how to configure your s3 bucket to make it readable. Most people using ember-deploy-s3-index would be serving directly from the bucket, IMO. I understand that is not your use case @quiddle, and I agree we should have a configurable option to not set this ACL if we make it the default behavior. Let's keep the discussion open here for a day or two and then I will revise this PR based on what we find.


>Taking a **Screenshit** for when things go bad

Things must go very bad if you end up having to take a screenshit...


have to reload pieces to get newest version from the db.


@GrahamCampbell  Yeah for me too, it's kind of weird that happens it feels like a bug.

> I wonder if we should change autopresenter to clone objects
first, because they behaviour feels quite unintuative to me.

Maybe is a good solution.


Currently unused.  Best removed if this is going to remain unused.


I'm ok to merge all the stuff @johnellison did in the PR.  Just need someone to look over this commit.


Still wrong. There are 4 spaces. Check your editor settings


saw approval from jdm
at https://github.com/aweinstock314/servo/commit/cb9cfe2b22e6d80e8b30ad64f2cff5e22a61c284


merging aweinstock314/servo/moz-events = cb9cfe2b into auto


aweinstock314/servo/moz-events = cb9cfe2b merged ok, testing candidate = 43273916


removed `setNetEaseWorkaroundEnabled()` and `isNetEaseWorkaroundEnabled()`


True (though OSX has been 64-bit only since 10.7 in 2011), but the default should probably either be a universal binary, or the current system architecture).

On another note though, building with just the make file (not through the .sh) resulted in a crash on game launch the few times I tried it.


Are we not removing `neries` entirely?


Alejandro,

puedes cambiar tu query para que las columnas seleccionadas muestren un nombre más amigable, ej:

private String SQL_Consulta_Proyecciones = "select proyecciones.id_proyeccion AS Id , cat_salas_complejos.nombre_sala AS Sala,
peliculas.pelicula AS Película,
convert (varchar,proyecciones.horario,100)as Horario
from  proyecciones inner join cat_salas_complejos on proyecciones.id_sala = cat_salas_complejos.id_sala inner join peliculas on peliculas.id_pelicula = proyecciones.id_pelicula";

Para formatear el horario de la película puedes utilizar convert (varchar(10),proyecciones.horario,108)as Horario

Saludos


What problem does this fix?


I have something similar from the Unicode CLDR project, generator and C# version if you want it.

https://gist.github.com/scottmac/655675e9b4d4913c539c


This block is identical to the above - extract a function


Hi Alexander,

I was looking at Terminal Emulator for Android 1.0.66, and I notice there
are now two native libraries that seem to be doing similar things.

libjackpal-androidterm4.so
libjackpal-termexec.so

How come there are two? Couldn't we merge them into a single library?


This breaks the IPv6 build.


Is this required?


Yup


Out of curiousity, what was the reasoning behind this change?


Might be cleaner to just say `return callback(null, updated);`


Dear LorenzMeier :
I do have a question that you change to use the INAV by default?

BR CCTSAO


No. I was browsing the repo looking for another bug I wanted to file when I came across this one.


This function is used.  Removing it switches to using builtin `operator*(fix, fix)` after implicitly converting both operands with `vm_distance::operator fix() const`, meaning that the output is a `fix` instead of a `vm_distance_squared` (which wraps a `fix64`).  If you want to remove it, you should first run a test build with the function explicitly deleted, so that any callers are reported.
```
vm_distance_squared operator*(const vm_distance &a, const vm_distance &b) = delete;
```
=>
```
similar/main/fvi.cpp: In function 'int special_check_line_to_face(vms_vector&, const vms_vector&, const vms_vector&, vcsegptridx_t, int, int, int, fix)':
similar/main/fvi.cpp:382:64: error: use of deleted function 'vm_distance_squared operator*(const vm_distance&, const vm_distance&)'
```


「新しい投稿があります」のリンクを出している箇所になるため、コメントアウトしてしまうとその表示ができなくなってしまうかもしれません。


Hey @madmatt,

This appears to be the change that is causing the bug I currently have. Before this change the checkboxes in security received both _checked_ and _disabled_. Meaning that when you selected "Access to all CMS sections" (CMS_ACCESS_LeftAndMain), you got permissions for the rest of the CMS Access section too. This is necessary for permission checks such as : Permission::check('CMS_ACCESS_CMSMain').

At the moment this will fail if CMS_ACCESS_LeftAndMain is checked as its removing the 'checked' attribute from the rest in the group when its disabling. I don't think this it's intended to be a toggle, but an addition. The actual effect of checking 'Access to all CMS sections' is currently the opposite of what the UI leads me to believe is happening - those permissions are in fact removed from t database for the  group I'm editing.

I'm unsure about the specifics of the bug you are fixing here however, so unsure what needs to be done to fix the new bug. :)


@nmadhok As a heads up I'm going to start asking @whiteinge remove people who are repeat offenders.


Honestly, because this is on github, i probably shouldn't use a copyright...


本地怎么使用啊


"Actually there are some very good reasons." Doesn't feel like a whole thought to me. It looks like most of the stuff after this line was removed so I'm not sure what will go here next.


GlobalMacroを適宜使うことで冗長な表示を省略できますね。


inputタグはnameとvalueが対になります。


Yes, it's nice to change the address to 0x4 or any other address.

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wrote:

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I meant ceylon/ceylon-js#359


htmlのidは1画面内でユニークになります。


2 spaces between "and  what".


Keep the README change


Aipoは1画面内に同じポートレットを複数配置（1画面内にタイムラインを2つ以上配置）できるため、portletIDをもとに判別をしています。


2 spaces between "time.  Early".

I like this paragraph. Maybe we should reuse it as a part of the WIIFM for taking the course.


A


@bors: retry


@gravyboat I agree with you!


@taeo I was running into an issue where the ``cdn`` task would only change ``../src/img/`` to ``https://s3.amazonaws.com/BUCKET/src/img/``. I wasn't able to change ``src`` to ``dist``. So the easiest solution was to define ``/src/img/`` as the destination for S3. If you know how to fix this, let me know.


下次推送时直接 `git push` 就行了


This looks awesome! Could you send a PR against the branch in the upstream repo and let us know what testing level you got?


Just a note here: Most of the testing that we do as system administrators includes a 'stepping' process. I'll deploy the code to 2 production machines for a couple days, then 5 machines, and then 10 machines until I roll the change to the entire set of servers.


Now the generated code looks like:
```objective-c
#import "SWGPet.h"

@implementation SWGPet

+ (JSONKeyMapper *)keyMapper
{
    return [[JSONKeyMapper alloc] initWithDictionary:@{ @"id": @"_id", @"category": @"category", @"name": @"name", @"photoUrls": @"photoUrls", @"tags": @"tags", @"status": @"status" }];
}

@end
```
I have tested new pet object from NSDictionary using method `initWithDictionary`:
```objective-c
 NSDictionary *petDict = @{ @"id": @123, @"name": @"test_pet",
                               @"category": @{ @"id": @123, @"name": @"test_category" },
                               @"photoUrls": @[ @"sample url" ],
                               @"tags": @[ @{ @"id": @123, @"name": @"black" }, @{ @"id": @456, @"name": @"white" } ],
                               @"status": @"pending" };
    SWGPet *pet = [[SWGPet alloc] initWithDictionary:petDict error:nil];
```
and export a pet object to NSDictionary using method `toDictionary`:
```objective-c
NSDictionary *petDict =  [pet toDictionary];
```
It works fine.


:clap: :smile:


This is good. I like how it flows and shows the tedium of the current process.


ast_optimizations (lefticus) - Win64-Windows-8.1-VisualStudio-12: OK (335 of 335 tests passed)

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Sentry has a special context for user that takes an ID and email, its separate from tagging, exceptions etc. This change allows us to pass more information into that object.

This is at the bottom of each error:
![screen shot 2015-03-25 at 8 13 34 pm](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/21636/6839308/0748f8ea-d32c-11e4-8dcf-55bf3260586c.png)


All my plugins have been approved already. Your's are taking an awful lot of time. While in the meantime, improve it some more. ;)


We use `NSDate` instead of `SWGDate`, as `JSONModel` can covert `NSDate` to `NSString` and build
`NSDate` from `NSString` automatically.


indent


because there's going to be other code in this loop later if #11718 happens


<!DOCTYPE html>

  <meta charset="utf-8">
  <meta http-equiv="X-UA-Compatible" content="IE=edge,chrome=1">
  <title>Login Form</title>
  <link rel="stylesheet" href="css/style.css">

Login to Web App

      <form method="post" action="index.html">

<input type="text" name="login" value="" placeholder="Username or Email">

<input type="password" name="password" value="" placeholder="Password">

            <input type="checkbox" name="remember_me" id="remember_me">
            Remember me on this computer

<input type="submit" name="commit" value="Login">

      </form>

Forgot your password? Click here to reset it.

      View Article
      Download

      © 2012–2013 Thibaut Courouble -
      MIT License

      Original PSD by Orman Clark


I guess this change should have gone in that future PR, not this one? Sorry, I got ahead of myself.


insertFormDataと同じ分岐が必要？


I actually needed to do the `SelfAttribute` thing, otherwise the `user` and `entrant` for a Payment aren't the same (since the Factory would generate a new user for each field).


If the item of the array is a model, the declaration of model property data type should be `NSArray<SWGChildren>*`.
`JSONModel` use the protocol `SWGChildren` to determine the inner type of the array of the property.


Maybe `Person.birthday >= d1960` is better?


Realizado, simplemente no lo había pensado en cambiar los nombres por un Alias.
Con respecto al formato del horario me parece importante mostrar el día junto con el horario.

Muchas Gracias

Saludos cordiales.


This breaks the build when `defined(RELEASE) && !defined(NDEBUG)`.
```
similar/main/render.cpp: In function 'void render_face(segnum_t, int, unsigned int, const std::array<int, 4ul>&, int, int, std::array<g3s_uvl, 4ul>, WALL_IS_DOORWAY_result_t)':
similar/main/render.cpp:359:6: error: 'Outline_mode' was not declared in this scope
similar/main/render.cpp: In function 'void render_mine(segnum_t, fix, window_rendered_data&)':
similar/main/render.cpp:1490:6: error: 'Show_only_curside' was not declared in this scope
similar/main/render.cpp:1809:6: error: 'Outline_mode' was not declared in this scope
```
What problem are you trying to solve with this change?


I like the change. :+1:

(I mostly commented just to note how you can comment, and include emoji, and other fun things about GitHub. :wink: )


How about remove all set_xxx, just  keep some simple functions, e.g. get_device(), get_sub_device()...
when set_xx happens, change to get_device()->set_xx(). otherwise, there're lots same APIs.
This also works for analyzer of 3a settings.


I think we should be using a code block for this section: dot p p. So maybe `.pp`?


Ko quan trọng, nhưng anh nghĩ buildQuestions nên đặt trong store thay vì index


Dude this is amazing, I was just struggling with making this script work with v2 of the API and was changing stuff like the $apihost and what not. Much better thanks.


The init.pp is optional and not required. Inside the init.pp you do create the class with the same name as the module.


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Nice idea!


The spec directory is where we put the rspec and serverspec tests.


@clecompte - Hear ya there. I see two options.
1. Just code templates as `./dist/img/` to begin with (up to the user to do this)
2. Use assemble's navtive [{{assets}}](http://assemble.io/docs/options-assets.html) path support in templates (still up to the user)
3. Bring back the replace grunt task with regex's to change the following:
  * `<img src="./src/img/">`
  * `style="url('../src/img')"` - in case someone goes for background images.


There are no commas between `puppet module generate`. I think this is the script you are going to use for the video so that shouldn't matter.


VSHPWH (shenb) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: Tests Failed

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```device_ids[s]``` holds the device ID, and you can read out the device ID for the MPU6K via MAVLink and then compare against it to set the right coefficients and not touch the ones for the other devices.
I will add logging support for temperature in master.


編集画面を開く際に初期値をセットするメソッドになります。


新規登録処理です。


更新処理です。


only one line~


[![LGTM](http://www.lgtm.in/p/qH9YOitkq)](http://www.lgtm.in/i/qH9YOitkq)

Cayenne Modelerは特に触らなくていいようになっています。（アルバイトになってからも触る機会そんなに無いため）


Hello! I'am sorry!!!! I want push in fork! Fuck =( https://github.com/fessoga5/gitlab-formula


Sorry!


引数の数に注意ですね。


no need to initialize std::map, It's initialized by default.


厉害


自動リンク、自動改行が入ったメソッドを経由して文字列が出力されます。


入力したデータがそのまま出力されます。


一覧画面で呼ばれる処理になります。


詳細画面で呼ばれる処理になります。


@taeo If we go back to the replace task, is there any point in having the cdn task? It would seem redundant to me. I think that might also alleviate some of the imagemin issues as well.


Thanks!!!


Yay. Happy now. +1


意図してない箇所が修正されてますかね？？？


pkt->vp_if is the interface on which the packet was received by vrouter. Shouldn't the error be added to the stats of the interface to which the packet is being forwarded. Also need to check if vp_if is non-zero as I'm not sure that it is set in all cases before this function is called.


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I've read over this paragraph a few times and the flow doesn't feel quite right. Maybe you should emphasis getting involved with the community and collaboration more than being an individual?

Also this `This role of tests — to act as sensors and monitors throughout the code base — ` could raise an issue where we pedantic types argue that tests are more of a "guard" or "validation" rather than a sensor or monitor.


ResultDataの getUrl2() メソッドを呼ぶ処理に該当します。


I think we should distinguish this from the enqueue_fail stats in dpdk_virtio_to_vm_flush(). Perhaps we can have TX and RX enq/deq stats. This one is for RX from the VM, while dpdk_virtio_to_vm_flush() is for TX to the VM.


Should only print this for DPDK.


Guess I know what I'm asking as an interview question from now on, gotta weed out all those people that don't like Promises.


# LET'S HAVE A TRY AT ATOM

**The point of this document is to try atom, and get used to it.**

Let's try atom. Why? Because:
  * It's new
  * It looks pretty good
  * It seems fun, although maybe not that convenient
  * It helps us render the .md files on GitHub
  * I just wanted to create a list so let's stop here

Let's now order the reason with respect to there importance
  1. It helps us render the .md files
  2. It looks pretty good
  3. It seems fun, at least because:
      * I like to code
      * I like the interface
      * It's another way to get better at GitHub
  4. It's new

LaoZi said it:
> You have to find the waaaay

I have no idea what a backtick is so here it goes:
There is a literal ''backtick (')'' here

Let's have a try at the code blocks, in the example of GitHub:

    $ git pull
    $ git add "this is a new file"
    $ git status
    $ git commit -m "i just added a new file"
    $ git push

Let's try to confirm it:

      j'ecris du caca
      encore du caca

Another method:

```

$ git pull
$ git add "this is a new file"
$ git status
$ git commit -m "i just added a new file"
$ git push
```

Let's try to put a link to [GitHub](https://github.com/ "title?")

Oh and here is a picture
![Hester when she was a boy :)](https://encrypted-tbn3.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcR_ocFCnrqCVPrwecDYNhm9FQGXETGIgZlx0gYKQurMreLgckhxHw "Hester when she was a boy :)")


We need to add the same logic to the if block at Ln # 634


Hi Jack.

Sorry for not making it clear enough before — first one is for ATE and it's clients, using libtermexec, and later is for ATE only (stuff like setting terminal mode etc.) I have separated them going by the same logic as with libtermexec itself. If this is a considerable amount of bloat for you, they can both be merged in libtermexec again. Would you like me to submit a PR for this?

26 марта 2015 г. 13:05:06 GMT+11:00, Jack Palevich <notifications@github.com> пишет:
>Hi Alexander,
>
>I was looking at Terminal Emulator for Android 1.0.66, and I notice
>there
>are now two native libraries that seem to be doing similar things.
>
>libjackpal-androidterm4.so
>libjackpal-termexec.so
>
>How come there are two? Couldn't we merge them into a single library?
>
>
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Please see commit 67b907f05901e972649be17c511536e1fca5aa2e


Not bad, huh?


Let's be careful,
If you guys do a pull request and comment it, everyine gets it also as an email.
So spam.


Can we move the function out of get?


Awesome! Great idea! :)


@fessoga5 It happens, please just be careful in the future! :smile:


@nmadhok Cool, it hasn't been a problem yet after I have informed people. I just want to make sure we are keeping things properly reviewed.


what? that easy?  Nice!


Shouldn't this be testing `{{{view.userValue}}}` with three braces? Otherwise, it's the same with the above test case that's testing for deprecation.


Password resets and such don't trigger bulk detection by most providers, so it's not necessary to block them. They are surprisingly rare, come to think of it. The most common case is a user signing up with a bad e-mail address, in which case the user should be notified and able to change their mail in a relatively straightforward fashion.


I like this way of doing things way more!


@clecompte - The cdn task happens in a separate series of events and does that task appropriately (imo). See my 10¢ on [#32](https://github.com/leemunroe/grunt-email-workflow/issues/32).

What would you propose?
Other ideas?


99e4fedcd3e7f07f2c4a8e28b1da50c04206b582 implements this, but with the guard spelled as `IPv6` to match the build define, so that the IPv6 enabled build remains functional.


Thank you, I will search about Java Enums


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@kostya - if you could push a 0.7.pre gem to rubygems, that would be much appreciated.  We have the same issue with sidekiq, as we install eye per project to avoid issues with multiple projects on the same server with different versions of ruby, different environment variables, etc.


Pushed as 75680578e10e3d4d14954e9a9bc94971c7c3df53.


Let me think on it.


The problem is not one of thread safety, all of these interactions will happen on the main thread, so we don't actually need a thread safe collection and in fact I don't think it would even help.

Instead the problem is that when we call start/stop/pause/begin, we give the user a chance to react to a callback. If they do so by starting one or more new requests or removing one or more old requests, they will change the list while we're iterating over it.

By copying the list first we don't solve issues with thread safety, but we do guarantee that it is ok for users to add or remove requests as a result of the actions we perform. The caveat is that new requests won't get the callback and removed requests may receive the callback anyway which as far as I can tell is ok.

Let me know if you feel differently or see something here I don't.


@razic i will be creating an RC2 tonight - thanks!


no, paths pointed to spring theme... got 404 errors, this is why i added them.


`operator*` moved to class scope in 7045b44386291d8825edaf844e7bbe52a5e8ae67.


**Not very important**

    This is a poem
    To tell you that
    A very new link
    Was added in "links"

[That's all folks] (http://9gag.com/ "huhu")
![Image] (https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/736x/ae/c2/8f/aec28f0b31f6f5bbf6c6b4321eed2186.jpg "mouahaha")


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Fixes https://github.com/mechaet/ModderationConfigs/issues/10


Is this a good way to determine relative links? At the moment, there's only one relative link that I know of - the one in oraclexe-apex to docs/amazon_aws.md.


@gravyboat Sure!


The world is changing


looks like it.


method_missing (arBmind) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang-Debug: OK (335 of 335 tests passed)

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Gọi như này phải query vào DB nhiều, nên dùng Eager Loading, hoặc tạo hàm return array questions trong ExamSrv


add new style


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

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哇，下载试试


@sjennison this is the first working version of the keygen script which adds the Java Certificate to the trusted Root Certificates on Windows.

@robertcasto @sjennison Since we still use IntelliJ to run and debug the software, should we have a dummy keystore setup for when the software is run from the IDE, or should we instead implement both secure `wss://` and fallback onto non-secure `ws://` if the cert can't be found?

@sjennison Here's the exact contents of tonight's `c:\Program Files\QZ Tray\qz-tray.properties` file:

```properties
wss.alias=qz-tray
wss.keystore=C:\Program Files\QZ Tray\qz-tray.jks
wss.keypass=c1adbn86gf
wss.storepass=c1adbn86gf
```


In fact, after of this practice, I started to read about how can i make a good programming practices , and I will implement Encapsulation in my code. Thank you :)


Ah, nice.


Although value, then key?  weird.


yeah I dunno, there must be some sort of performance gain to it or something, otherwise it is definitely ... different


@SBoudrias is there a way to configure the engine from a generator?  I don't see how to support a [handlebars-engine](https://github.com/hurrymaplelad/yeoman-handlebars-engine) with v0.18.


FWIW, I've taken the approach of deploying eye separately with its own ruby install so that issues like this are avoided.  I created a package that consists of a fresh ruby install that I can `gem install eye` on and then just install that on all of my systems that need eye.


yes :) will take screenshot when 'should be' fails. Just playing around with capabilities :)


@zachmullen @cpatrick

Any advice here for a better way to do this?  My goal is to update the current folder and the hierarchy widget without updating anything else on the page or changing the scroll position.  This approach seems ugly, sets state and calls what should be a private method on the hierarchyWidget to boot.  I thought to do it this way because when clicking on a folder from the longitudinal/gantt chart display, you may want to navigate to a folder that is outside of the current path through the hierarchy and may have separate parentage, so I can't just call the existing methods on the hierarchyWidget.


It took me a while to figure out the cfg names were the short names... Just thought you should add that bit so people (like previously myself) are not confused where to find the short name.


Went with regex.  Works nicely.


all tests pass:
success: http://build.servo.org/builders/linux1/builds/1167
success: http://build.servo.org/builders/linux2/builds/1165
success: http://build.servo.org/builders/android/builds/1201
success: http://build.servo.org/builders/mac1/builds/1380
success: http://build.servo.org/builders/mac2/builds/1383
success: http://build.servo.org/builders/gonk/builds/349


Yes, actually I think might be. The only other idea I had was to prevent `before_initialize` being called for objects created via `initWithCoder` and instead call `increment_next_id` when `:id` was encountered in the iterator. But I think that would actually be quite messy.


outdated comment


Commit message "Fix document indentation, remove empty lines"


You're 100% right. Unfortunately I don't have the time to do it now, so I did this small and dirty hack. Sorry.


Test


Ehe


I think the difference is that ember-deploy-s3 is for hosting assets and
more likely to be accessed by an end user.

I think having the ability to set the ACL in the deploy.js file makes good
sense.
On Thu, Mar 26, 2015 at 3:58 PM Luke Melia <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> This differs from the behavior of @LevelBossMike
> <https://github.com/LevelBossMike>'s ember-deploy-s3, so it would be good
> to have a consistent point of view. If we're not going to make the files we
> upload world readable by default, we should document how to configure your
> s3 bucket to make it readable. Most people using ember-deploy-s3-index
> would be serving directly from the bucket, IMO. I understand that is not
> your use case @quiddle <https://github.com/quiddle>, and I agree we
> should have a configurable option to not set this ACL if we make it the
> default behavior. Let's keep the discussion open here for a day or two and
> then I will revise this PR based on what we find.
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change to canola!


fast-forwarding master to auto = 8127e1e1


r+


See the PR: #15


My branch testing shoes that if I rename stuff to .firth it still doesn't change anything. So I'm going with the incantations hypothesis for now. What you have looks very sensible anyway…


VSHPWH (shenb) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (639 of 639 tests passed)

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weird...i added you to our hangouts, be easier to talk there

nice work on the kernel, i'll work on bringing it in cleanly on the caf base


Could just switch once


Is it possible to log the output when the test is failing but not run under debugger?


Vaaay burdan da comment bırakıyoz he ?


saw approval from jdm
at https://github.com/mattnenterprise/servo/commit/39b8220b96438c016730b549a307407cbb4adc0c


merging mattnenterprise/servo/http_compression = 39b8220b into auto


mattnenterprise/servo/http_compression = 39b8220b merged ok, testing candidate = ea16e121


I think validating at makecatalogs time is a good thing to do, however people who use MunkiServer or Simian never run makecatalogs and so we must validate at runtime as well...


Looks good for me.


Gençler ben bu desktop uygulamasını indirdim ama zannedersem orası offline çalışıyor. Buradaki KAMK repo orada da çıkar diyordum ama local oluşturdu. Sağ üstte bir tuşta publish diyor.  Simültane olarak işlemiyor herhalde.


Is scrypt() avoided for generated secrets only because scrpyt doesn't like the garbage collector? ala https://github.com/agl/pond/commit/854daf065cb963646412beac330322271bcd7a7d#diff-f168f75254c547fa6c0427b62e14f2bb


Bence çalışması lazım sağ üstte sync diye bi button var ona tık eyle bi öyle dene.


Great! Appreciated!

Just had to look it up first, but I think we can tighten the validation in the RPC with this after type: string:
```
"format": "regex", "pattern": "/^\d+(m|g|%)$/"
```
Maybe needs some escaping of slashes though!


@angieelfin Look at this diff. Now it has proper indentation. Probably you've got wrong editor setup. https://help.github.com/articles/github-flavored-markdown/ Try
```
"translate_tabs_to_spaces": true


I'm guessing your commenting on individual commits, because this function (and comment) are removed in the next commit. Also, if you comment in the `Files changed` field of the PR then your comments aren't dissociated with the PR if I rebase; they just get folded and it says `mseeber commented on outdated diff`.


Ok, thanks for confirming.


You missed the chance to properly use `utter dipshit` here.

-1


roffel


![screen shot 2015-03-26 at 22 09 10](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/8166457/6855904/cc425d2a-d404-11e4-8d50-21e35581f774.png)
Şu tarz oluyor bende gayet de online gençboys


That’s funny – we did note that it was the same as the error page in Chrome, but I didn’t consider that people might already think that this is related to snap!. Ok, we can think about it more.

By the way, the pre-formatted Snap! was intentionally not used in the opener titles because at least one of them (the Snap Judgment) isn’t actually about programming.. It was just meant to be cute. And an accurate description of what that Opener activity is.

-Jane

From: Michael Ball <notifications@github.com<mailto:notifications@github.com>>
Reply-To: bjc-edc/bjc-r <reply@reply.github.com<mailto:reply@reply.github.com>>
Date: Thursday, March 26, 2015 at 3:50 PM
To: bjc-edc/bjc-r <bjc-r@noreply.github.com<mailto:bjc-r@noreply.github.com>>
Cc: Jane Kang <jkang@edc.org<mailto:jkang@edc.org>>
Subject: Re: [bjc-r] description of openers (7b8d581)

No, mostly the confusion that the "Aww, Snap!" (error) page in chrome is unrelated to both the curriculum and Snap!. Some students and teachers currently think it's specifically a Snap! error. The page looks very different, but if the expressions are exactly the same I can see more questions being asked about whether the page is something intentional.
This is the screen in chrome:
[https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/1505907/6855530/6281f2d6-d3b6-11e4-95c9-32ce69bb05f6.png]<https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/1505907/6855530/6281f2d6-d3b6-11e4-95c9-32ce69bb05f6.png>

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Not the proper way to get access to the font registry. Instead of a new, simply do: $font_registry = Kirki::fonts();


Burası da ne hızlı siteymiş arkadaş tıkır tıkır işliyor valla :octocat:


Dessa acredito que & e ! não são um problema por completo, pois eles são usados para identificar && e !=, eles teriam que vir sozinhos para considerarmos um problema


This is embarrasing.  It's another typo, this time in `.gitattributes`.  `langauge` should be spelled `language'!


but it works the script?


Ah, good point (I thought MS still ran makecatalogs, but it must be other tools I'm thinking about).

So it might then be a matter of validating earlier in the process and logging a warning about this missing data in the pkginfo that it can't then use to check installation status.


how does one get to this easter egg


No, I was merely trying to copy the original expression which I changed. I
dont have a Darwin machine.
On Mar 26, 2015 10:53 AM, "John Wiegley" <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> I'm still wondering why this was pushed to master as a "fix", when it
> does not even evaluate. Does it build for @wkennington
> <https://github.com/wkennington>?
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Can you `npm publish` this please ?


@jacshfr Looks like we do not have a GTM tag for this event yet. Please add one.


Ah, thanks for the tipp


Yeah, just found that. ☺ All good!


See the violence inherent in the system!! Halp, halp, I'm being repressed!


profil fotom vs aşk hayatım


``$article_id`` não é utilizado na xslt