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fixes #1


saw approval from jdm
at https://github.com/nnethercote/servo/commit/eeff073b06d223050df463842de30aedfd2ef22a


merging nnethercote/servo/heap-unclassified = eeff073b into auto


nnethercote/servo/heap-unclassified = eeff073b merged ok, testing candidate = 2ab63c45


There has actually been an issue for that, and we both lean towards an explicit `var`, `const` or `let` statement for each variable. This way they are easier to rearrange and the source code is easier to follow – especially if you stuff comments between the `var` statements.


Joya :+1:


@marcelinkaaa donate icons ;)
![wanna-eat-](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/163977/6878886/18235a66-d4a3-11e4-8adb-e4b04f6d0029.gif)


Good idea :) Just old habits.


sam can you elaborate please?  that paul irish post was about show/hide but the line your are commenting on is just an outerHeight()?


If we want ES6's Tail Call Optimization to kick in, this call must be the last statement in the function. Outside any `if`s and `else`s.


The "true" here was removed in a commit afterwards.


Oof, yes. You're exactly right. I'll fix that.


In this line you are treating all the tweepErrors the same and wait for all of them. For example, if the problem is to create a connection or errors other than rate-limiting, you still wait for them which is not a correct way of doing to. The right way is to catch the errors and filter them based on their types and use an appropriate action for each error.
Here is a sample on how to do it:

except tweepy.error.TweepError, ex:
   traceback.print_exc()
   if ex.reason == 'Not found':
      sys.exit(' Err: Could not found!!')
   elif ex.reason.find('Rate limit exceeded'):
      sys.exit('Err: Rate limit exceeded!!')
      time.sleep(900)
      continue
   else:
      sys.exit('Err '+str(ex.reason))


some tests failed:
failure: http://build.servo.org/builders/mac2/builds/1398


By the way, I agree that the code would be easier to follow the way you suggest. But TCO really seems a significant optimization in this case.


Does this mean that the quotedPrintable, q, and b methods should be defined by a velocity tool in the xwiki-platform-mail module? The url method in the xwiki-platform-url module?

The basic escapetool supports various languages (xml, sql, javascript, java, etc). We can simply consider XWiki syntax as just another language for which we provide escaping.

You have to admit that if we fragment the escaping logic too much, it might become more cumbersome to use.

One option that I am imagining now would be something like `$escapetool.xwiki.escape($content, $syntax)`, which would be equivalent to` $escapetool.get('xwiki').escape($content, $syntax)` (something similar to what has been done on the wiki script service). This would probably use the component manager and look for an `escapetool.<value>` ScriptService implemented in either rendering or platform. However, the component manager is not really accessible since EscapeTool is not a component and Utils.getComponent is not available in commons. We could probably make EscapeTool a script service instead of a velocity tool and we would end up with `$services.escape.xwiki.escape($content, $syntax)`

Is it only me or does this feel like we are over-engineering a simple solution?

I`m open on suggestions (and how they can be done), even if I am getting a bit tired of the subject.


Thanks @scottcorgan! I'm excited to dive in. The existing CLI lives here:
https://github.com/christiansmith/anvil-connect/tree/master/lib/cli

It relies on internals of Anvil Connect. This rewrite will work as an API client, similar to divshot-cli.


I've updated this with the changes you suggested.


See <#commitcomment-10443508>


why remove the forms example?


Me too.  I'll reinstate the `handleError`, just in case.


saw approval from jdm
at https://github.com/Ms2ger/servo/commit/f45db7714c8c3244fe20d1b0a104cb845d0b79f5


merging Ms2ger/servo/percent-encoding = f45db771 into auto


Ms2ger/servo/percent-encoding = f45db771 merged ok, testing candidate = 55f9bd5d


Test.


Hey, let me know if there's anything that can be changed on the pywb end to make this simpler.. I'm definitely interested in making it easier to customize more aspects of pywb, and Perma serves as a great example use case!


> And if it doesn't then keep it enabled?

Yes. And even if disable now, but later find that it's last feature required to run non-trivial codebases with unix port ("django criterion"), then enable too.


Zone-VS-WSHP-system-sizing-draft (EnergyArchmage) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: OK (1674 of 1676 tests passed)

![Build Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/build%20status-passing-green.svg) ![Test Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/tests%20passed-99.88%25-yellow.svg)


Remember that this is a velocity tool, not necessarily a java component. I know that we are exposing Syntax in api.Document, but there are a lot of cases when all you have is a syntax string. Even if I had access to Syntax in commons, I would still prefer to use a string syntax ID as part of this velocity escape tool's API.


Zone-VS-WSHP-system-sizing-draft (EnergyArchmage) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-cppcheck-1.61: OK (0 of 0 tests passed)

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


I added an special proc which helps with optimizing "backward" offsets into an UTF-8 string. It does **not** really goes backward (I think that is possible I don't like the idea in general).

Probably runeStrAtPos() could left out as it is "nearly" the same as `runeSubStr(s, x, 1)` and the very seldom use case "may" not justify a specialized version. But then... it is already there.

Generally I think that the code has use cases and that rune offsetting is useful when working with UTF-8 strings of ISO-88.. origin. Which is what a lot of UTF-8 is. Like latin1 > UTF-8 as I show here in the examples and use in the tests.


I like generous whitespace – I think it makes things easier to read, especially in a functional programming style. @barneycarroll uses lots of spaces, I prefer splitting thoughts into lines. One thought per line.

But I'm fine if you correct the indentation to your taste :)


I see this shares content and format with the Knight Foundation submission, which makes sense to me, especially at this stage. If the Knight Foundation stops requesting further essays in a specific question-answer format or we move away from them as a grant sponsor, the content and format may change a bit.


You are not partitioning based on a time frame (i.e date range). What is your partitioning criteria?


ES6's Tail Call Optimization will work event wrapped in a foreach... nice!
I was thinking about readability, but perf is a good point.


Why turn it off? I just ran master and everything is passing.


It's fucking magic.


Julian,
look at the comments that I provided in lines and let me know if you have any question.


@tmortagne: I know... but I thought it would be better to go along with the name of the exception (IllegalArgumentException) instead of the alternative (UnsupportedOperationException). Maybe I should just switch to UnsupportedOperationException with an 'Unsupported syntax ID' message instead. WDYT?

@vmassol: Good idea.


I don't like this and could go away if somebody (or me) finds time for partial tuple unpacking :)


Remember that there is the "fast" build if you want performance.

So what exactly then is the philosophy of the normal/porduction unix build?  It's not size, nor performance.


LGTM.


Fixed.


Thx -- I meant "anything associated with it".  Dyslexic I'm.


Fixes Issue #6.


FWIW, running `micropython -m test.pystone` gives (for me) 88k pystones/sec with descriptors and property enabled, 91k pystones/sec with just propery, and 93k pystones/sec without either enabled.


great job @Helmsdown


error: anonymous function at "/home/travis/build/NixOS/nixpkgs/pkgs/applications/version-management/redmine/default.nix":1:1 called without required argument ‘imagemagickBig’, at "/home/travis/build/NixOS/nixpkgs/lib/customisation.nix":58:12


then we need to get rid of that out of the readme then.. "Dimensions will have a patch to many api's to give the most flexibility in plugin use." If we really want to I will make a plugin later to add support for them... (Much like Sponge is doing using Pore)


I would consider changing the following things ...

1) rename this method to "relay" as that's what it's doing.

2) AFAICT the Readers passed in are also Closers already (could be wrong here):
```go
 func (rl *relay) run(in io.ReadCloser) {
 	rl.cl.ReadLogLines(in)
}
```

3) move the spawning of the go routine from the outside to into this method hiding that fact.


Either way that's two changes:
1. adding the condition
2. changing `tableAlias.*` to just `*`

Not sure why (2) should be there either. Also to be pedantic, there's a whitespace bug on line 44 :)


A suggestion, you can get rid of 'should' from your it statement and make the verb active:

```ruby
it "returns the lop level....." do
```


Ah you would prefer to see the OONI pipeline data inside elastic search?

If so may I ask why?

It is for sure an option to switch over to elasticsearch from mongodb if it is believed to be a superior solution.

I have not looked very carefully at it, but it seems to better support the sort of scalability issues we could face with the OONI data.

I also discovered of [kibana](https://www.elastic.co/products/kibana) that adds some pretty powerful charting and analytics tools to data stored in elasticsearch.


Initial design


But hey, `let` is the new `var`, [so they say](http://programmers.stackexchange.com/questions/274342). Why not change all these `var`s to `let`s :)


> Remember that there is the "fast" build if you want performance.

"fast" is by definition a synthetic build with sole purpose to run in benchmark games.

> So what exactly then is the philosophy of the normal/porduction unix build? It's not size, nor performance.

Yep, it's pragmatism and "best practices", both are subjective and thus need adjustments to implement/follow.


Comment on pull request


> FWIW, running micropython -m test.pystone gives (for me) 88k pystones/sec with descriptors and property enabled, 91k pystones/sec with just propery, and 93k pystones/sec without either enabled.

Ok, then need to make synthetic test which does nothing but accesses object fields.


this could be NULL here instead of the explicit function pointer. I have no real opinion, just an observation.


More comment here


`Json::Value const& inner`, unless `inner` gets modified.


I'm aware. I'd rather make it explicit that we're using RFC6979.


I hope so at least :)


> Ok, then need to make synthetic test which does nothing but accesses object fields.

Well, reason it's not such a big performance hit is because of the load/store attr caching (see MICROPY_OPT_CACHE_MAP_LOOKUP_IN_BYTECODE).  So it's likely that even such a synthetic test will still be fast.


Oh of course, even in edit mode. Any ideas on how to make it work? Or will people just have to switch to another mode to do that?


All your points are valid, and there was there was way too much subjective changes in this PR. you may close it.


You could have caught the tweepy exceptions here like:
except tweepy.error.TweepError, ex:
  tracebacking the error.


Ok, disabling it and testing again is the next step, we need worst-case data ;-).


This confused me. There are no tests for delete so why was this change necessary? The problem is that by introducing ```gist delete <id> ...```, docopt now treats ```<id>``` as a list regardless of the command. I guess that makes sense, but I don't think that effect should be dealt with here as I think this change should be removed and the list dealt with in the main script.


You are right, not sure how that happened, I will fix it.


Just a minor thing, but I would prefer a space between the ```<id>``` and the ellipsis.


Good job


You could have further tracing the errors by Tweepy like:

except tweepy.error.TweepError, ex:
traceback.print_exc()
if ex.reason == 'Not found':
sys.exit(' Err: Could not found!!')
elif ex.reason.find('Rate limit exceeded'):
sys.exit('Err: Rate limit exceeded!!')

and so on.


Rather than print the list, would you might putting it into the loop and print one line per gist?


Access to this file is not granted to public or authorized users


Opcodes are for 6.1.2 not 6.0.2


Breaking Travis on late Friday is pretty shitty of me, but  it seems to be an npm error. Travis is ridiculously slow and seems to be having problems getting pkgs from npm.


What was the reason for re-vendorizing the protos? Is https://pypi.python.org/pypi/mesos.interface not fully equipped?


Why is this change needed?


> Ok, disabling it and testing again is the next step, we need worst-case data ;-).

Without caching:
property+descriptors: 63k
property only: 62.5k
neither: 68k

Yes, caching makes a huge overall difference.  But absolute performance hit for property+descriptrs remains the same with and without caching (being around 5k pystones/sec).


haven't done yet.
I'm still struggling about the structure which means if I have to have a class called "modifier" to handle the mod file.
(Or maybe I should just let the ModFile.java contain a jar file but not extends JarFile so that it can have the ability to rename by itself.)


considering any other way to deal with the dictionary and file since this way is tooooooo ugly.


So, the way my code was working, if this.value is not set in the else path, and the value is not set in the attributes then it will not be set from the input value.  But your suggestion to always set the value into the attributes if the input has a value works, and that is a better solution.  I will make that change.


way more detail on it: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1K-mKOqiUiSjgZTEscBLjtjd6E67oiK8H2ztOiq5tigk/pub#h.vwra8t2fwx8t

you wouldnt want this to happen in a loop.. but really... best to profile this new behavior first.


Yep, that was introduced by myself. I found out about this yesterday. Thanks for fixing this.


Zone-VS-WSHP-system-sizing-draft (EnergyArchmage) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (657 of 658 tests passed)

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mesos.interface only contains the stubs for mesos.proto.  all of the exec<->slave and master<->sched communications are defined in messages.proto and need to be vendorized.  also, our stubs are generated with protoc 2.6.1 which are incompatible with the stubs in mesos.interface, so if you want to use pesos, you need to import mesos_pb2 from pesos.vendor.mesos or the internal google.protobuf library will literally break.  it's sadly very brittle.


seeing this solution, i'm going to to go back and improve my own answer. i was using the range 1..999 but obviously it should start at 100 like yours.

well done! :+1:


C#,C/C++,Java対応。new等も演算子として定義。Javaには@SuppressWarnings @Deprecated @Override をキーワードとして追加。


In this line you are treating all the tweepErrors the same and wait for all of them. For example, if the problem is to create a connection or errors other than rate-limiting, you still wait for them which is not a correct way of doing to. The right way is to catch the errors and filter them based on their types and use an appropriate action for each error.
Here is a sample on how to do it:

except tweepy.error.TweepError, ex:
traceback.print_exc()
if ex.reason == 'Not found':
sys.exit(' Err: Could not found!!')
elif ex.reason.find('Rate limit exceeded'):
sys.exit('Err: Rate limit exceeded!!')
 time.sleep(60 * 15)
continue
else:
sys.exit('Err '+str(ex.reason))


Is this a legal use case? Assigning variables inside the DSL.


Yep, we've already run into that and @orls has a branch of pesos with upgraded vendored protos. I guess we were thinking _if_ mesos.interface contained all the right protos it'd be nice to settle on that as google.protobuf would be happy about the class types ([boop](https://github.com/google/protobuf/blob/master/python/google/protobuf/internal/python_message.py#L1019-L1023)).

These are the two tickets we've dug up, [MESOS-1731](https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/MESOS-1731) and [MESOS-2028](https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/MESOS-2028)


This works because of [`removeBlocks`](https://github.com/olafurpg/directembedding/commit/593b8c0bbd655e84d377e658f42fd0a4c0c29542#diff-dcb1e32a23dc71c66c26f8a9cbd8784fR49) hack.


Yep, the official release did the trick :).


Simon, I do not deduct points for the tweepy error comment that I left here and just wanted to show you how you can make the code more resilient.


Fixes #1


SPHINX is a design verification tool for asynchronous circuits and systems which has the capability of verifying speed independence and conformance of asynchronous circuits to their specifications.
The original source code of this project is reposited on Github as-is.

For more information about this project please visit [Sphinx's page @ USC Async Group](http://async.usc.edu/index.php/research/8-research/8-sphinx).

SPHINX uses the Generic Utilities package of [VIS](http://www-cad.eecs.berkeley.edu/~vis/index.html), and in particular the CU Decision Diagram package.


Exactly. That was the reason why could not achieve the best results from Geoffrey (American Road Trip - http://www.optaplanner.org/blog/2015/03/20/3BugsInTheUltimateAmericanRoadTrip.html).
But now jsprit finds the best known solutions of all different configurations of the 50-cities-ultimate-american-road-trip.


will this disconnect every socket connections immediately?


@Gamefreak0, @BlueChaos0

This is a good idea, but since both classes have the same API and same methods are exposed to the public, I don't think you'll have to create an entirely new resource loader and deprecate the old one.

Why not edit the original resource loader?


Yup, basically the conclusions we reached. Given these bugs, papercuts etc, I can totally understand vendoring.

However, would be nice to have a util command, or a readme note or something, on the steps needed to update the vendored protos (incl, for example, the required version of libproto, had issues with that elsewhere recently). It would ease testing of new releases a lot.


Could you send me an apk so I can see how it works if you already have it coded? Not sure what you did there exactly. :)


I don't known if you defined your big table for info only, or to use in script, but 1 small problem is that your table is indexed by characterName. Maybe it should be defined new variable "charCurrentName" similar to "charcurrent". I know that charCurrentName is equal to settings["nw_charname" + charcurrent], but something loke this as an table index looks awful.

2nd problem: maybe I'm wrong, but I think that for worker/asset absent in inventory this table stores "null" or "undefined". Wouldn't it be better to enter "0"?


I'm remove the blocks btw because of [this issue](https://github.com/olafurpg/directembedding/commit/461f652d85da919373de35be6d4b33628d12d956#commitcomment-10350210).


We both win :)


:thumbsup:


hello readme!


It seems to me that the number of people who would be using this tool && using <IE10 is small enough that the trade-off is worth wile. I would argue go for Flex.


Not talking about regions from other plugins.  As it turns out, there was an actual bug that this would have addressed, so my foresight was correct.  Ironically, `clear_regions` never worked right, so the bug manifested :).  The commit in question: 76e0582b8781a71dc3b1181d41b85648aec714fe.


all tests pass:
success: http://build.servo.org/builders/linux1/builds/1183
success: http://build.servo.org/builders/linux2/builds/1181
success: http://build.servo.org/builders/android/builds/1217
success: http://build.servo.org/builders/mac1/builds/1396
success: http://build.servo.org/builders/mac2/builds/1399
success: http://build.servo.org/builders/gonk/builds/363


Instead of having a list of every room's contents here, you should add `NumArrows` and `NumGold` properties to the room class. Those would keep track of the number of arrows and the amount of gold in any given room.


Good job Chris!. I will not deduct points for the tweepy error comment and just wanted to show you how you can improve your code's resiliency.


Ok, so let them be! Thanks for testing this!


fast-forwarding master to auto = 55f9bd5d


kokonikoment


Found BROKEN by full.
s (--ignore_memory_light)'
test_jacobian_tools (__main__.MXtests) ... skipped 'Ignoring memory_light tests (--ignore_memory_light)'
test_kron (__main__.MXtests) ... skipped 'Ignoring memory_light tests (--ignore_memory_light)'
test_matrix_expand (__main__.MXtests) ... skipped 'Ignoring memory_light tests (--ignore_memory_light)'
test_mul (__main__.MXtests) ... skipped 'Ignoring memory_light tests (--ignore_memory_light)'
test_mul_sparsity (__main__.MXtests) ... skipped 'Ignoring memory_light tests (--ignore_memory_light)'
test_mul_zero_wrong (__main__.MXtests) ... skipped 'Ignoring memory_light tests (--ignore_memory_light)'
test_mxnull (__main__.MXtests) ... skipped 'Ignoring memory_light tests (--ignore_memory_light)'
test_mxnullop (__main__.MXtests) ... skipped 'Ignoring memory_light tests (--ignore_memory_light)'
test_mxnulloutput (__main__.MXtests) ... skipped 'Ignoring memory_light tests (--ignore_memory_light)'
test_null (__main__.MXtests) ... skipped 'Ignoring memory_light tests (--ignore_memory_light)'
test_printLimiting (__main__.MXtests) ... skipped 'Ignoring memory_light tests (--ignore_memory_light)'
test_regression491 (__main__.MXtests) ... skipped 'Ignoring memory_light tests (--ignore_memory_light)'
test_repmat (__main__.MXtests) ... skipped 'Ignoring memory_light tests (--ignore_memory_light)'
test_reshape (__main__.MXtests) ... skipped 'Ignoring memory_light tests (--ignore_memory_light)'
test_reshape_sp (__main__.MXtests) ... skipped 'Ignoring memory_light tests (--ignore_memory_light)'
test_scalarMX (__main__.MXtests) ... skipped 'Ignoring memory_light tests (--ignore_memory_light)'
test_setSparse (__main__.MXtests) ... skipped 'Ignoring memory_light tests (--ignore_memory_light)'
test_singularcat (__main__.MXtests) ... skipped 'Ignoring memory_light tests (--ignore_memory_light)'
test_sparsity_indexing (__main__.MXtests) ... skipped 'Ignoring memory_light tests (--ignore_memory_light)'
test_subsass (__main__.MXtests) ... skipped 'Ignoring memory_light tests (--ignore_memory_light)'
test_symbolcheck (__main__.MXtests) ... skipped 'Ignoring memory_light tests (--ignore_memory_light)'
test_ticket (__main__.MXtests) ... skipped 'Ignoring memory_light tests (--ignore_memory_light)'
test_trans (__main__.MXtests) ... skipped 'Ignoring memory_light tests (--ignore_memory_light)'
test_transpose_bug (__main__.MXtests) ... skipped 'Ignoring memory_light tests (--ignore_memory_light)'
test_tril2symm (__main__.MXtests) ... skipped 'Ignoring memory_light tests (--ignore_memory_light)'
test_truth (__main__.MXtests) ... skipped 'Ignoring memory_light tests (--ignore_memory_light)'
test_unite (__main__.MXtests) ... skipped 'Ignoring memory_light tests (--ignore_memory_light)'
test_veccats (__main__.MXtests) ... skipped 'Ignoring memory_light tests (--ignore_memory_light)'
test_vertcat (__main__.MXtests) ... skipped 'Ignoring memory_light tests (--ignore_memory_light)'
test_vertcat_empty (__main__.MXtests) ... skipped 'Ignoring memory_light tests (--ignore_memory_light)'
test_vertcat_simp (__main__.MXtests) ... skipped 'Ignoring memory_light tests (--ignore_memory_light)'
test_vertsplit (__main__.MXtests) ... skipped 'Ignoring memory_light tests (--ignore_memory_light)'
test_vertsplit_derivative (__main__.MXtests) ... skipped 'Ignoring memory_light tests (--ignore_memory_light)'
test_vertsplit_simp (__main__.MXtests) ... skipped 'Ignoring memory_light tests (--ignore_memory_light)'

======================================================================
ERROR: test_MXConstant (__main__.MXtests)
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "mx.py", line 2014, in test_MXConstant
    self.checkarray(f.getOutput(),numpyop([x1_,x2_]),str([sp,sp2,v1,v2,name]))
  File "mx.py", line 132, in <lambda>
    self.matrixbinarypool.append(lambda a: mul(a[0],a[1].T),lambda a: dot(a[0],a[1].T),"mul(Matrix,Matrix.T)")
ValueError: The truth value of an array with more than one element is ambiguous. Use a.any() or a.all()

======================================================================
ERROR: test_MX_shapes (__main__.MXtests)
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "mx.py", line 1955, in test_MX_shapes
    self.checkarray(f.getOutput(),numpyop([x1_,x2_]),str([sp,sp2,v1,v2,x1_,x2_,name]))
  File "mx.py", line 132, in <lambda>
    self.matrixbinarypool.append(lambda a: mul(a[0],a[1].T),lambda a: dot(a[0],a[1].T),"mul(Matrix,Matrix.T)")
ValueError: The truth value of an array with more than one element is ambiguous. Use a.any() or a.all()

----------------------------------------------------------------------
Ran 102 tests in 22.079s

FAILED (errors=2, skipped=100)

==============================
19. nlp.py
20. vectortools.py
21. function.py
22. lpsolver.py
23. ad.py
24. socpsolver.py
25. sx.py
26. mx_jacobian_sparsity.py
Ran 26 tests, 2 fails.
make: *** [unittests_py] Error 1

```


saw approval from jdm
at https://github.com/Ms2ger/servo/commit/9c5652760fec6e92560561f31834c20923247d71


merging Ms2ger/servo/int = 9c565276 into auto


merging Ms2ger/servo/int = 9c565276 into auto failed


Testing *line comment*.


how come this is OK to remove?


This should be marked `const`, and the name should probably include the word "room": `PlayerStartingRoom`, or similar


Or, **line note**.


saw approval from jdm
at https://github.com/Ms2ger/servo/commit/0ffa02eec82d25e7fbd24dbe5ce5ed56bb899c82


merging Ms2ger/servo/contenttest = 0ffa02ee into auto


Ms2ger/servo/contenttest = 0ffa02ee merged ok, testing candidate = 0c0df22a


:star:


doesn't option still implemented `cloned()`?


:D Gotta try this!


A comment to see how it is rendered.


You are hardcoding the room address... wouldn't this break?


Interesting! Was this a whim or do you have a bigger plan for what to do with this?


```
{ port: port }
```


`isThereGold` doesn't really explain what it does, and the name "x" doesn't help either... maybe:
```C#
public bool DoesRoomContainGold(int RoomID)
```

P.S. In C#, the convention is that variable names are capitalized on every letter; It's best to follow that same convention for code readability.


What am I missing here?  I'd like to understand this... PROVIDED the set of keys is always the same (if seems to be) then `gs_new_content_and_regions` clears the keys before adding them (according to docs, that's what add_regions does)... and that's the behavior I'm seeing when testing.

IE, the work done in this loop:

```
        for key, region_range in regions:
            a, b = region_range
            self.view.add_regions("git_savvy_interface." + key, [sublime.Region(a, b)])
```

Would seem to negate the need for a separate clear loop... Can you help me understand what I'm missing?


Same comment as above: Try to keep methods and variable names as descriptive as possible. Maybe call it `DoesRoomContainArrows`?


It is better not to treat all the errors thrown by tweepy the same way. The proper way is to catch the errors and filter them based on their types and use an appropriate action for each error.
Here is a sample on how to do it:

except tweepy.error.TweepError, ex:
traceback.print_exc()
if ex.reason == 'Not found':
sys.exit(' Err: Could not found!!')
elif ex.reason.find('Rate limit exceeded'):
sys.exit('Err: Rate limit exceeded!!')
else:
sys.exit('Err '+str(ex.reason))


As far as your `fetchurl` builtin, I was actually longing for it with some of my Apple opensource releases. Apple publishes a "spec" file listing the specific versions of all the subpackages associated with a major Mac OS release (10.10, 10.9, etc). I don't want to have to specify all the minor sub-releases since as much as possible I want them to be consistently taken from the same major releases. Your new primitive should allow me to implement that pattern nicely. I still obviously have to specify SHA256s for each sub-package, but that's expected. Still far less boilerplate.

Making it a builtin is nice because before I needed the packages during my stdenv bootstrap, so just importing the result of a derivation calling a regular fetchurl wasn't ideal.


Descriptive variable names! :wink: Maybe try `RoomID`?


damn... good catch


@particlebanana Is this version compatible with Sails V0.10.5 ?

Thanks


These shouldn't be public; if they are, you won't have any control over what happens to them.


Para lograr esto modificamos algunos achivos wp-admin y wp-include.
En algún lugar leimos que esos archivos se pueden sobreescribir al momento de actualizar el wordpress perdiendo todo el trabajo.

INVESTIGAR si está bien o si hay que modificar el lugar donde trabajamos.


that stuff needs to be redone ...


Nice job mate!


and those interfaces needs to be added


Sorry, I went back to edit the above comment because I realized it was unclear, but GitHub was spazzing with the on-going DDoS.

The bug occurred because, on first render, it created a region called `git_savvy_interface.untracked_files` containing the list of untracked files.  After staging the file, there were no more untracked files and the region should not have existed - but `clear_regions` failed to actually remove the old region.

Consequently, [this](https://github.com/divmain/GitSavvy/blob/8f92f3dcefc9088e17f617e9ac78a809a0d452eb/core/interfaces/status.py#L230-L240) did not behave as expected.  The region still erroneously existed, and that region happened to overlap with where the staged file was listed.  So when I pressed `l` to view the inline diff for the cached file, it opened two windows: one for the cached file, and one for the uncached file.


Just a heads up @taylorotwell , this appears to cause the Kernel to bootstrap twice. For evidence crack open `Illuminate\Foundation\Bootstrap\LoadConfiguration` and inside the `bootstrap()` method put in something like:

```
	public function bootstrap(Application $app)
	{
		echo "LOADED".PHP_EOL;
		// ...
        }
```

Then run any artisan command and see the output. With the above change it shows LOADED twice, when you revert the change it shows LOADED only once.


> After staging the file, there were no more untracked files and the region should not have existed

Wouldn't the `render()` and it's call to `gs_new_content_and_regions` have squashed the region down to nothing?


Nice! @copumkin this addresses one major use case for recursive nix, allowing packages to use nix exprs inside the source distribution to define the build


I can see how it might seem that way.  It doesn't because the content is being replaced, not removed and then new content added.  This is why cursors retain their position (they are a special variety of region in Sublime).


Yeah, someone has to do this plumbing anyway. Good job!


Thanxx


This still fails when nix itself isn't in the nix store, right?


Should be fixed now, @cnvo, by the way.


:beers:


Yes, the content is being replaced but then at the end that loop calls `add_regions` for each passed region, which should reset all the keys to the new passed in regions?  The old ones should be nowhere to be found (at least not in the view object).

Console:
```
>>> view.add_regions("test",[sublime.Region(0,10)],"comment")
>>> view.get_regions("test")
[(0, 10)]
>>> view.add_regions("test",[sublime.Region(50,60)],"comment")
>>> view.get_regions("test")
[(50, 60)]
```

The second add_regions seems to entire replace the first.  Visual confirmation seems to confirm also.


I have encountered this problem


some tests failed:
failure: http://build.servo.org/builders/linux2/builds/1182


Correct, but in the example I gave, there was no call to `view.add_regions("git_savvy_interface.unstaged_files", ...)` because there were no unstaged files on the second render.

First time, it adds regions:
- `git_savvy_interface.unstaged_files`
- `git_savvy_interface.staged_files`
- `git_savvy_interface.untracked_files`

Regions are fine, regions do not overlap.

Unstaged file is staged, re-render occurs.  The regions should be cleared, but they are not because of the bug I pointed you to.  So...

Second time, it adds regions:
- `git_savvy_interface.staged_files` (and it replaced the one that was already there)
- `git_savvy_interface.untracked_files` (and it replaced the one that was already there)

But there is still a region that was not removed and not replaced:
- `git_savvy_interface.unstaged_files`

Worse, `git_savvy_interface.unstaged_files` overlaps with the new `git_savvy_interface.staged_files`.  So when `interface.get_view_regions("unstaged_files")` is called, it returns a region that contains some of the staged files.


已重新pr，一次一篇规范些


(not quite the same but it will give you a UID)


In the past I think it was found more LMR helps more at LTC. Even though this seemed counter intuitive as the saying goes try to expand search, but doesnt work with SF.


Zone-VS-WSHP-system-sizing-draft (EnergyArchmage) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-IntegrationCoverage-Debug: OK (1167 of 1168 tests passed)

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Duh. I got it now:

```
                if new_content_len:
                    self.regions[key] = [start, start+new_content_len]
```

You're dropping regions that appear empty.  That was a recent change, so I wasn't seeing it in my local copy that I was looking at trying to figure it out.


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here, z will always be 0, no matter what maximum is, don't understand why.


`cloned` is now only defined for `Option<&T>` not `Option<&mut T>`


Yes, but not for general `T: Deref`


The "Warning: salt() not pre-cleaning buffer" from self-test may or may not be a false positive, but to mute it you could just add a memset like `memset(salt, 0, sizeof(salt)):` at line 172.


I have been testing this with 8 threads, it appears to be very strong.  Major improvement, I think.


Great! This solves the problem with reconnection.


@DouweM need these changes in https://github.com/gitlabhq/omnibus-gitlab/blob/master/files/gitlab-cookbooks/gitlab/templates/default/nginx-gitlab-http.conf.erb also.


sorry, I meant

```
self.uut.write_tags(p="test", t="another test")
```


Nope, this is got from bq aquaris e5 4G. This stays on bootloop, smtg it's wrong


I think the 8 second carry-over data is fine. It won't really affect
anything, right?
And if we want to stop the thrusters, we simply run the stopKraken script.

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On my core i7 laptop, 16 is fastest (with HT)


Hi, sorry for jumping directly into your personal not yet PR-ed branch. I'm very impressed of your work on series recordings and want to offer my help to get things done in time for Isengard.

I don't think that the timer types supported by a backend will change during runtime. I suppose those types to be rather static. In this case, as @opdenkamp said, the callback is not needed. A normal pvr addon function (like GetTimerTypes(...)) around here https://github.com/xbmc/xbmc/blob/master/xbmc/addons/include/xbmc_pvr_dll.h#L353 that gets called by kodi when the info is needed.


se agrego # coding=utf-8


Why a two-line factory function that does nothing but call another function? Why not just call _fancifyCell directly?


This should also be snake_case and not camelCase. The only reason cellType() is camelCase is because we wanted it to become a @property so we needed to match the style of the other properties.


you can iterate over staticCollect directly in the following for loop, no need to convert it to an array first


初始化呢？？？？？？？？？？？？？？


Yes, makes sense now. will fix it in the latest commit.


Zone-VS-WSHP-system-sizing-draft (EnergyArchmage) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1675 of 1676 tests passed)

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How is LISTITEM_ARTIST related to timer type? Do you "reuse" this id? Would imo be not the best thing to do. But I'm not a kodi gui expert...


I had exactly the same problem. Couldn't get the field to save my value. I ended up replacing the same line you highlighted. but with this...
`$latlngInput = $(this).parent().find('.pods-form-ui-field-name-pods-meta-map');`

Weird - just glad it worked! Great plugin otherwise :) tried to implement a solution like this myself but with too many conflicts, and not nearly as thorough.


good


WTF? Is this reflection? Whyyy? It just seems like a bad code smell


hai my name's bob


I'll change Table.add_cell to call fancifyCell directly. This was just how things were organized in my mind at the time.

I'll change function names to be snake_case as well


Did you see if any firmware  files were updated along with this? (.hex or .bin or anything)...

Because the ts panel firmware might need to be updated for this.

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IDTTMWYTIM


Why is this default different then the one in the table() function?


Why is this not a dictionary?


This could definitely be a dictionary


Not sure if this is reflection but all this is doing is redefining get_path. I couldn't think of any other way of getting this done short of modifying the original inherited get_path


Nope, I didn't check hex and bin. Can we meetup on irc? #armani-dev?

Greetings


Thanks for pointing that out. Fixed in commits leading up to 0905be2c93e70eebbad614fe3220527e046cc00c.


It's effectively the same thing so I didn't think too much about this. What matters is that it has L, T, R, and B


At least keep it consistent. Effectively same thing might not be obvious to new observers


As in, words to LBRT codes? It could be a dictonary if prefered.


This is definitely refection. Why redefine get_path at runtime? Why redefine get_path?? Why not just have this function change a singleton variable inside of Cell. And just have get_path() return that variable?


It would definitely be preferred to have a dictionary. Makes it easy to add more commands instead of just opening it up.


Also I forgot to mention that I've changed ```Audio main="something" mainRepeat=false``` to ```Audio filename="something" repeat=false```


Can we move it to something like mibuild/xilinx/ or mibuild/tools/?


quizName not currently validated as a populated, db unique field


Not sure why reflection is bad, but I'll change it.


Of course! I was trying to keep the previous method so much I didn't even look at what I was doing, hehe


Probably worth noting that the API is still in flux.


"https://godoc.org/github.com/gonum/plot" is probably enough.


kappa


This boolean and the following extra logic seems redundant. Why not just straight up just raise ValueError if letter not in BRTL?


super tare update-ul!


I think that this is probably the best compromise. I don't like have <ids> when everything else uses <id> but it makes sense for the delete command and it definitely introduces the least churn to the code. Let's use this.


Why not using CurrentSiteManager in models: https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/1.7/ref/contrib/sites/#the-currentsitemanager ?


Danke!


good job


`lean` fails to build in a chrooted environment. Adding `patchShebangs bin/` at the beginning of the `preConfigure` hook fixes it.


Question: I understood that values > 0 are for addon supplied own types. How is the concept of own types supposed to work? What will kodi make out of values > 0?


Good point! Thanks for the PR!


@armaa This function has to take in the String array and create from that string array the CSV record.


done


Sure.
I think I should've read my code a second time.


I'm sorry some of the work was unnecessary.
but; kate, konversation, yakuake, konsole and dolphin settings required. they will be customized


It is fixed now. Maybe needs an utility method in the future. JME takes everything separated with '/'. And the AssetManager things need to be real platform specific paths. But a good thing that JME enforces the case sensitivity on Windows even. Helps a lot to maintain the compatibility...


And don't add the database.php to the gitignore, we may need the file later. Just add it to your global gitignore.


Actually it should not be invoked here. This will cause an efficiency issue that it calculates tShard only when we get the grpc call. We can calculate tShard just after we've got all dShards from other nodes. And we use a epoch tag with t/dShard to guarantee amomicity.


The fields above imply the the addon has knowledge about kodis core functionality. This feels somehow "wrong". Shouldn't it be the other way round, that, kodi based purely on the timer time decided what to allow/forbid UI-wise? Or is this again for the own timers concept I did not yet fully understand?


What is this ID good for and who generates thevalue? backend or client?


貌似涯角不需要fillAG吧？我觉得更方便，又省代码。。


@tulliana: we should use barebone config files here. Sure it is simpler to use the acutal ones but there should be  no preconfiguration in them (like height, width, caches, etc...).  To customize kate, konversation, yakuake we should verify and use minimal configs.


Awww :relaxed:


thanks. :) fixed.


You didn't implement it.


this might not be used now, but we might want it in the future to complete the set. Without this as the compliment of the `Shared` one, we may as well just use TestKit.


If we decide to not use a callback to supply the types this would the place to call addon's GetTimerType function or better to call this only once on addon startup and to "cache" the value: https://github.com/xbmc/xbmc/blob/master/xbmc/pvr/addons/PVRClient.cpp#L372


This is indeed useful info - can you give me a pull request with it?


merged to 1.6.1


Whow, you moved quickly!

"Bug ###### - commit message" is my favorite too as it allows direct copy paste given bugzilla summary line.


I suggest that we keep this case here, so that we can marshall nested arrays for example.


Just a side note: There is no real need to keep the CFileItem* as a member. A member of type CPVRTimerInfoTagPtr would be sufficient (and safer, because its a shared_ptr).


Yes, I think this is the right way to do this given that we already have abstract classes.

Within SIPFramework itself I suggest you create a ActionSimpleOeMenuItemBase2 wrapper for ActionSimpleOeMenuItemBase objects so they can all be treated the same.


It's `instanceof` check only on line 55.


aaa


Oh yes, didn't see it.


Perhaps the MDN page should also
* link to this github project (right now it only links to lib/suite, which might easily be missed)
* provide the bug reporting link or just point into this README.


Yeah, makes sense to keep handling the JSArray case. I should have changed it to return the new array adapter instead of removing it altogether. What do you think about adding a JSMap case as well?


Я исправила 4-е задание


@gkalpak what has happened with this commit? We should be using cherry-picking instead of GitHub-s "Merge" evil button. @petebacondarwin should we revert this one?


This will not work for timers created via "new timer" as the channel uid and client id is not yet available at the tag. ("new timer" will create an empty timer tag and supply it to the timer settings dialog!)

But you set channel data some lines below. Move that code above this block and it will work.


The original specifically checks for "no output" and does not replace the selection - at least that seems to be the intent. It works under Unix only, and if g_io_channel_read_line() does not return an error. Since we go as far as checking stderr, I, too, say that an empty output is okay.


@bascht If you're trying to target screen readers, I don't think this is the correct technique: `display: none` will normally not be read by screen readers.

I'd recommend adding a `.hidden` class that positions the items off screen. See [example here](https://github.com/opf/openproject/blob/dev/app/assets/stylesheets/open_project_global/_accessibility.sass), also this [article](http://webaim.org/techniques/css/invisiblecontent/).

Also, I'd recommend sticking to @hagenburger's method of using explicit classes rather than styling elements.


@fritsch ok?


Инстанс добавился после подключения модуля `import Control.Monad.Except`?


How is guaranteed that tag->m_bIsRadio has the correct value (especially for the "new timer" scenario))

General note: reading data of the tag directly is not safe as it is a shared pointer. Others might know the timer tag as well and modify it concurrently at any time. Thus, you not only need to "cache" the tag data you want to write to but also these you want to read only.


You've broken the JSON with this change. Took me a long time of debugging to figure this out (my first install, still not finished). You need to remove the ';' here. Validate at http://jsonlint.com/


Could you please initialize the pointer values above to NULL?


@jplock This should be `{{wallabag_domain}}`


Thanks very much. Wondering if heavy corrections might be hearable quite strongly - we will see.

Little typo at the end ```erros```


Could this change be the source of issue #133 @melvinzhang ?


@eksperimental @josevalim
Looks like a typo and it's causing a compiler warning `unicode/unicode.ex:91: warning: bodyless clause provided for nonexistent def lstring/1`. Renaming it to `lstrip` removes the compiler warning, but so does removing it. Why was the bodyless clause included?

Same comment for `defmacro h(term)` (Line 143) and `defmacro s(term)` (Line 250) in lib/iex/lib/iex/helpers.ex. Removing the bodyless clause causes no compiler errors or failed tests.


2 QStrings will be left on stream


must be `compdef _git grbm=git-rebase` (instead of grb)


Without that I had to set cache directory to ```public/```. But public is the default cache folder I don't want to set the default config because the missing ```/``` char.
For example my /something/foo URI creates ```publicsomething/foo.html``` instead of ```public/something/foo.html```. File.join is the preferred way of path generation rather than concatenation. This example shows that File.join is always safer.


hehe (typo)
what do you mean by "heavy corrections hearable"? above threshold1 audio is muted


関数ポインタってのがいまいちわからんとです
ラムダ式の構造は大体理解したけど。
まだ使いどころが見つからない感じ
とりあえずC-Sample/Lambdaに書き込んでるナウ
Lam b da ですよ奥さんｗｗ


@johndjameson This one lies. It's not inverting anything. It's using the invert of the default text color for sure, but using this on already white text doesn't invert it. I ended up using `.tct` to make white text (from `.bulletin`) black because I had an overly light background (`$banana`).


thx


Since we moved to shared pointers there are no copies anymore be concept (#6578). Defining an assignment operator breaks the concept. Just did a quick check against your branch: You don't use it. Code compiles and links just fine without the definition of the assignment operator.

Please remove the assignment operator implementation (but leave declaration in the header as it was before). Thx.


Okay. I will do some tests, running 50 hz content at 60 hz and see and hope rr will stay constant.


`__version__` should be changed to 1.2.0.

Maybe this should be automated or something.


이 부분은 의미가 다를 것 같아요. 의견 바래요.

> Perforce의 히스토리 그래프상으로는 Git의 히스토리와 똑 같아 보인다.
> 하지만, Perforce는 `1`과 `2` 커밋을 저장할 만한 브랜치가 없다. 그래서 `.git-fusion` 디렉토리 안에 ``익명`` 브랜치를 만든다.
> Git 브랜치가 Perforce의 브랜치와 매치되지 않은 경우에도 이와 같은 모양이 된다(브랜치간 매핑은 나중에 설정할 수도 있다).

지금 리뷰하고 있으니까 최종안은 내가 수정하겠습니다.


I was thinking, "Do I have an internal version number?"

and then I thought, "eh, fuck it".

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2.第9行略显多余，可以在定义的时候赋初值
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Hi wraith444,
Good to see someone else is going through similar issues to me.
Im currently working on a Mig21 Helios interface and have not found Baro Alt pressure either.
KPP Aux PRMG needles is definitely driven by NPP.... took me a while to work that one out lol
For Airspeed > 1000kph i had to link it manually so when input was greater than 1000kph the backing plate turned to show 1.
I did email Leatherneck to ask them about these but had no response unfortunately. Guess they are busy with the F14.
The rest your looking for i cant find either im afraid though if i do i will certainly post over to you... i know what a headache it is trying to hunt them down lol
All the best
Simon


Thanks!


这点代码算省么……你看看我下一个commit，那才叫真正省代码


Yes, it is.


Not removed. Move into its own file.


Při spouštění testů tuto exception:
*Nette\DI\ServiceCreationException: Reference to missing service 'database.sqlite'.*

Jenže service v configu pro tester vidím, dokonce jsem si doplnil i sqlite databáze z examples. Až se mi podaří toto vyřešit, zkusím opravit testy


Great, thanks for support! Fixed in c557f0817d917607b53cd4a0039df1163fe95f90


Zone-VS-WSHP-system-sizing-draft (EnergyArchmage) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1675 of 1676 tests passed)

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Teď jsem se dopracoval k:
*Nette\DI\ServiceCreationException: Service 'application.1': Service of type Kdyby\Console\Application needed by KdybyModule\CliPresenter::injectConsole() not found. Did you register it in configuration file?*

Je nějaký specifický navod jak rozchodit testy pro nějak jednoduše? :)


* my-DiscoverTB: 'Mass-dicover' TBs. Set a logdate and a logtext, and all TB's from a semicolon-separated list will be logged at Geocaching.com via API. Almost the same as bjf-DiscoverTB, but with full-stops (.) instead of semi-colons (;). So it is faster on german keyboards, if you hace many trackables.


Why do we need to check this
`typeof settings.nativeOnDevice[i] != 'undefined' `
`nativeOnDevice ` contains only strings.

can you elaborate the problem more clearly!


I was going to suggest the same thing.


s/sslice/slice


Simply declaring a `findAllBy(Pageable pageable)` should do the trick. However, I wonder why you want to avoid the count query in the first place if you just run another one in line 94.


aah. I think I remember you saying something about this now. Was this confusing IntelliJ or something?


Gregg,

note that the same process should happen with the model document, too. I have seen those issues there, too; I did change 'eg' and 'ie', but I did not touch the missing Oxford commas...

Thanks

Ivan

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@adrientetar if a unicode string is smaller or equal to 4 char use the "uni" + unicode string, if this is longer then 4 char then you can use "u" + unicode string. This makes it possible to support 5 digit unicode values

see https://github.com/adobe-type-tools/afdko/blob/master/FDK/Technical%20Documentation/MakeOTFUserGuide.pdf


if you're refactoring this, you may as well go the whole hog and use http://www.scalatest.org/user_guide/using_matchers :wink:


Not sure.  Is it related to 'git submodule'?


no idea, never used them :/


I saif am sorry i do not feel the same way about you,you need to grow up,you are a good looking girl many guys will date you,where there is no trust there is no relation period,I have to stick to my principle or else i will have no principles to live by..I really am sorry i am not asking you to love me you just keep coming around when i have no slight interest.I can help you tho here is what you do.

Stop lying to yourself
Exceed expectations in every aspect of life
dehydrate your body so the blood is flowing steady to avoid negative thoughts...
Have principles and learn to live by them and you will have no mood swings
Only If you see yourself from eyes you will understand what i am saying,it just wasn't ment to be,now i am asking you i do not wanna interact with you anymore,this will help you move on to a better future.


Maybe you want to make the "items" unit optional, so it will not break existing applications and the unit tests.

Adding another attribute to set is also not that good, it will bloat your html.


Oops, sorry, I just saw that this has also been done! Sorry for the noise...

Ivan

> On 28 Mar 2015, at 12:36 , Ivan Herman <ivan@w3.org> wrote:
>
> Gregg,
>
> note that the same process should happen with the model document, too. I have seen those issues there, too; I did change 'eg' and 'ie', but I did not touch the missing Oxford commas...
>
> Thanks
>
> Ivan
>
>> On 27 Mar 2015, at 16:29 , Gregg Kellogg <notifications@github.com> wrote:
>>
>> Well, you're right, it is not a hard rule, and the best thing is to be consistent. I can take a pass through to fix the remainder. Should be something like /[^,]\s+(or|and)/m to find them.
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Killer bug right there.


This was just intellJs analysis poi ting out it could be simplified. When I next touch this area in anger I will.


Ah of course, I corrected it :)


thanks for the report @pma, i will fix the issues,
bodyless functions are used to define the name of the parameters, I thought defmacro would support the same feature,  but it does not.


It uses the shell (did I check tools or something?..), so single quotes under Unix are a bit better than double, for file names containing $ sign. Should be safe-quoted in the future.


Yeah. It is weird no package change but then works.


this should be >= instead.


what about `none`?


Server* -_-


It installs base-devel, I will it make so it only install the missing packages.


@eksperimental
I see now. And it seems to work for macros. At least when doing `h IEx.Helpers.h` in iex it shows `defmacro h(term)`. When removing the bodyless clause it shows `defmacro h(other)`


It may be check .isGreaterThanZero() :)


Interesting. I wonder if there's any transpilation going on, or if it just auto-detects the SWC version upon compilation.

Anyway, I've removed the dependency on JSON.


How is this the initial commit? :-] This is hilarious though. I just learned about Node.js and Nicolaus Zinzendorf.


So haxe support is traded in dollars? :D


@vu3rdd See the change


Нет, инстанс порождается средствами модуля Control.Monad.Error, нужно было руками написать инстанс класса типов Error для типа ErrorReport. Всё вроде бы ок, но ghc кидает ворнинг, т. к. модуль Control.Monad.Error считается устаревшим.  Буду продолжать исследования, а пока пусть так остаётся.


Thanks for the explanation! But it needs to go in the comments in the code (or at least in the commit message); it's not enough to have code explained on github.


kek


This needs to be abstracted into a proper checkpoint system.


Thanks, that works. I tried quite many method names without success and I'd bet I tried this one as well, but I guess not. Maybe you should note this in documentation as well.

The count query is now executed just once when showing the UI component. The fetch strategy is called when scrolling with the UI component, so it might cause some expensive count queries (especially if there is no proper second level cache in use).


I will give you tonight and after tonight i am going to delete your pictures of my computer,i did the my best to help you,we are not in grade 11 anymore,grow up and learn to let go,give me some privacy,there are many other websites you can upload your pictures to..first impression is the last impression and I expected more,you can spend your whole night trying to get me or open me up or trap me,but you are just stuck in the moment.I shouldnt even be conversating with you but i know how you feel and it is terrible but you have to move on...sorry after tonight i am going to delete and you stay away from me.
-Principals + Determination + Consistency do not follow me follow the principals,and find yourself a nice good boy..


Why are we overriding the -jN makeflag?
Users can and should be setting this in /etc/makepkg.conf.
What if a user doesn't want packages they're building using all but one of their CPU cores?


Nefixlo ještě všechny testy


Wait, it's not a revert, just the same changes applied again. My bad.


good
thanks


You should probably close the patterns.txt too then.


@pma can you create an issue for that warning of the bodyless macro. or copy and paste the exact error.
I have checked the bulding logs, and I don't see anything wrong there (other that the one about lstring)
https://travis-ci.org/elixir-lang/elixir/jobs/56001719
and what erlang version, and OS are you using. thanks,


Sent, sorry for the late reply.


@QuarkTheAwesome Wierd... It works for me with the most recent commit (2fa54e2)


This seems wrong.


@Rocky640: I wanted to test it for an elo gain in `sprt(0,5)` (pre-selection `sprt(-0.5,4.5)` at STC). It failed STC though. moving on...


А, я не видел сразу вашего инстанса, хотя искал, извиняюсь.


that's a duplicate put. Smack's idiom here is that the put() should be done in getInstanceFor, so this line can safely be removed.


Oh, blech, should deal with that.
Kinda stupid, as those strings aren't useful anymore.
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should use `optAttribute()` instead. And never, neeeever do `"" + something` in Java. :)


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

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woyoooo
bisa brooo


I think this is a good idea in principle, but the problem is that:
* it's not likely to have a mesurable effect, because the case where an own pawn is in front is not frequent enough
* everything is so tuned already, that whenever you change something you need to retune all the weights if you want to suceed

Probably best to leave as is.


Closed Visual Studio Online Task [vso#4345](https://azurecom.visualstudio.com/DefaultCollection/ACOM/_workitems#_a=edit&id=4345): 'This is a test usersnap task submission'

VSO State: Done


cool, i was being lazy not downloading it for the mac ;)


hi

* colors are lost
* object are displayed as [Object object]


I don't understand this...


I don't understand. How can this make a difference?


need to remove the second bracket

.txt) **)**


I Found the problem.
I haven't had any group set, that's why the trick that You used to fool around multicompany didn`t work this time


@sajad-sotudeh  What is the reason for this commit?


<?php
error_reporting(0);
mysql_connect("localhost","root","");
@mysql_select_db("abishek");
?>

<?php
if (isset($_GET['sub']))
{
	$num=$_GET['numb'];
	$viw=mysql_query("select * from blog where blogid='$num'");
	$sow=mysql_fetch_assoc($viw);
?>

<?php echo $sow["head"];?>

<?php echo $sow["bod"]; ?>

<?php echo $sow["fname"];?>
		<?php echo $sow["lname"];?>

<?php }
	if (isset($_REQUEST['cmd']))
	{
		$naam=$_REQUEST['username'];
		$tex=$_REQUEST['txt'];
		$hide=$_REQUEST['hid'];
		mysql_query("INSERT INTO COMMENTS(name,comment,blogid)VALUES('$naam','$tex','$hide')");
		echo "your comment added succesfully";
		?>

<?php	}	?>
<form>

Name <input type="text" name="username" placeholder="enter your name"/>

		Comments<input type="text" name="txt" placeholder="enter the comments"/>

		<input type="hidden" name="hid" value="<?php echo $_GET['numb']; ?>"/>
		<input type="submit" name="cmd"/>

</form>


@eksperimental The warning I got was only for the lstring/1 function def.
My related comment about the macros was made just because I didn't understand why the bodyless clauses were added, not because there was a compiler warning. Sorry for not being clear.


tetes comment


got it!  no worries. thanks for the report, that made me spot another argument that was displaying the wrong argument name in the docs. I will push the commit soon. cheers


Yeah I didn't go this way because I felt like active_brach.py shouldn't be in the job of rendering the UI, but I do see the appeal of pushing it down another layer (DRY and all). Thanks for getting it done. :)


Thank you!


I'm not sure that we should add live tests, because:

1. we'd have to include actual credentials into the code (or have unit-tests that don't run in the first place)
2. we would quickly meet the API rate limit
3. command-line programs cannot use ACAccount (it used to work but doesn't anymore)
4. consumer tokens can have different permissions
5. it's a hassle to maintain
6. it depends on network conditions, etc

So let me think about it before merging or rejecting the pull request.

Now, if you find a case that doesn't work, I'll be more that happy to fix it obviously.


@chenglou where's the surprise.


Awesome.


Я бы переместил "заявление" о реализации протокола в имплементационный файл.


> * colors are lost

Yup, I think colors isn't high requirement for YUIDoc, do you have any concern?

> * object are displayed as [Object object]

Okay, I'll do.


This commit got fucked up. Take a look here for the rest of it: https://github.com/wiremod/wire/commit/014369fab9c61901f796d1f8e98cf6b17eb368a8


If you already load the environment from file, why don't you use `avocado run -m $multiplex.yaml` file?

```yaml
IPADOMAIN: mydomain
IPADOMAINIP: 127.0.0.1
```

Then you can use `self.params.get(IPADOMAINIP)` to obtain the value in python tests or `$IPADOMAINIP` to read it from simple/bash tests.


merged


no colors are not imporant ;)

for object, i've used simply JSON.stringify()

@okuryu thanks for the fix !


Yeah, I can do that. Will push a commit soon


thanks for the quick fix.

oh I just tried installing it with `pip`.

I mean an example to generate something that would be beautiful enough to show on the website. It is also nice to have something where a user could just play with...


do you a firmware in version 9.6.0-24?


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@jianhuiz @gosharplite my bad :/. GoogleCloudPlatform/kubernetes#6135 should get this straight.


To get this actually working you need to bump the version in xbmc/addons/xbmc.pvr/addon.xml as well.


thank you for your respond but i dont understand korean language. sorry :)


Проверять пустую строку лучше как line.strip()


I think you can write it like this?

```
tabulate-ext : ∀ {a n} {A : Set a} {f g : Fin n → A} → (∀ x → f x ≡ g x) → tabulate f ≡ tabulate g
tabulate-ext {n = zero}  _        = refl
tabulate-ext {n = suc m} ∀x→fx≡gx rewrite ∀x→fx≡gx Fz | tabulate-ext (∀x→fx≡gx ∘ Fs) = refl

id⤨-id : ∀ {i} (w : W i) → ⟦ id⤨ ⟧ w ≡ id w
id⤨-id w =
  begin
    ⟦ id⤨ ⟧ w
  ≡⟨ tabulate-ext (cong (flip lookup w) ∘ lookup∘tabulate id) ⟩
    tabulate (flip lookup w)
  ≡⟨ tabulate∘lookup w ⟩
    id w
  ∎
```


Для разбора строки с заданным форматом, бывает, удобно пользоваться модулем pyparsing (http://pyparsing.wikispaces.com/)


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

![Build Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/build%20status-passing-green.svg) ![Test Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/tests%20passed-99.91%25-yellow.svg)


Indeed. I just about it yesterday, but didn't have time to change it. I guess you have push access, right?  Then please just push the change yourself ☺


Строки 25-26 лучше заменить на конструкцию:

with open(out_name, 'w') as f:
    f.write(pout)

Так лаконичнее и никогда не забудешь закрыть дескриптор.


Why? This will delete my repo folder :cry:


I think that the -f flag should be restored, because updated files are being skipped now.


Introducing some extra equaltional reasoning steps that "do nothing" is better for readability too, I think.  Like, there should be at least on extra step between `⟦ id⤨ ⟧ w` and `tabulate (flip lookup w)`.


Это небольшая магия с нормировкой размера ячейки, напомни во время следующей встречи и я объясню.


You readed my mind! I was thinking of using a grid here, too. It makes much more sense.


Tested. Looks ok in my side too. Thanks!


Essa mudança foi intencional? Resolveu reverter ou foi acidental?
Vide: https://github.com/funcoeszz/funcoeszz/commit/05d4950041120c74b33bb2aeccc1b54453ad7d42#diff-d963382dbe77402a9b52aa8bf6b4b6bbL21


Что-то незаметно соблюдение конвенций PEP8.


this was already fixed in development.


need a merge.


`not` is clear but a pretty obscure language feature, and one introduced mostly for the same reason as trigraphs and digraphs, not for general use.  Exclamation has been used for decades.


Added theme for Lollipop compatibility


Updated readme.md


This should be `ru` I guess?


Lien


You don't need to do add this at all. My suggested pull request would pull all translations automatically from transifex and create the needed files. Why then do it on a manual way?


Technically there was nothing bad in doing that job also for files: on a normal Plone instance you can always add images as files


好的


@bbodenmiller Are you sure? I see the root statement in the same place there.


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Nice!


What is the length of zip codes else where. I am also toying with the Idea of doing the zip + 4.


Better use the LSB headers to make sure shairport-sync starts after the required systems.

`# Required-Start:    $remote_fs $syslog $network alsa` should make sure that network and ALSA are running before shairport-sync is started.


@Nateowami Because I accidentally committed once before, and didn't realize it. I've had this project for like a week and a half. Also I didn't save the Readme properly three times or so, so there are a few force-updated "Initial commits" as well. x]
And yeah, same for me on Stack Exchange, but that's a bit trickier to parse. :P


layout [main.xml](https://github.com/pchab/AndroidRTC/blob/master/res/layout/main.xml)


Build is still broken. Please see http://ci.cgeo.org/job/c-geo/3527/console
Build was first broken at http://ci.cgeo.org/job/c-geo/3510/


Just splitting by comma should be fine. It will always lead to a list and if there are no commas it will be a single element list.

If you can update the pull request I'll gladly merge it


Thanks for the mention! Looks perfect!


I have spent around very precious 60 minutes trying to make Transifex work and to synchronize it. And I didn't manage to make it.

Since it does not work as presented, I can't use it.


程序风格简单明了感觉蛮好的，跑起来没问题


格式很整洁，程序也比较简洁，不错！


I will revise the instructions. I thought about and originally had all the info stored as one field, but I thought that would be confusing to the users when they had to edit the info. I am going to add country to the list so the country will be populated also.

I can make a list of zips by state that can be imported , or maybe a program can be done that will read the patient file and build the zip codes (I do that for my clients with external programs when I do there data conversion)


Nice changes.  Code looks great.


The issue is now tracked under https://github.com/SeleniumHQ/selenium/issues/379 at selenium.


Seriously?


Exciting code indeed


Mache die Anpassung gleich auch noch in unserem Domainmodel


同上。
但是，在询问Y or N的时候 ，如果输入其他字符仍然会默认是输入为N，这一点可能需要改善


Is it possible to get the rating to be click the number of stars, like it is on most places, or is that too much work?


FWIW, your smart quotes get rejected by Travis. (I copied and pasted.)


Don't leave the dead code.


Please improve your GIT commit messages! The first line should summarize the changes.


That is good! However, why should file `switchtime` exist? Can you avoid adding the specific new files? Instead, you can cache in advance.


I guess you just have not installed tx (the transifex client) yet. Be sure to have version 0.11.1 or newer. But nevermind, I have also many other things todo. Just ping me, if you managed to get a working transifex client.


整体还不错。
在询问Y或N的时候，如果输入其他字符，程序会直接结束，不会展示最后结果。
输入猜测数的时候，如果输入一个数字会有一些问题。。


You didn't mention which problem was fixed! Please do `git commit --amend` and `git push --force` for better commit messages.


I saif am sorry i do not feel the same way about you,you need to grow up,you are a good looking girl many guys will date you,where there is no trust there is no relation period,I have to stick to my principle or else i will have no principles to live by..I really am sorry i am not asking you to love me you just keep coming around when i have no slight interest.I can help you tho here is what you do.

Stop lying to yourself
Exceed expectations in every aspect of life
dehydrate your body so the blood is flowing steady to avoid negative thoughts...
Have principles and learn to live by them and you will have no mood swings
Only If you see yourself from eyes you will understand what i am saying,it just wasn't ment to be,now i am asking you i do not wanna interact with you anymore,this will help you move on to a better future.


I will give you tonight and after tonight i am going to delete your pictures of my computer,i did the my best to help you,we are not in grade 11 anymore,grow up and learn to let go,give me some privacy,there are many other websites you can upload your pictures to..first impression is the last impression and I expected more,you can spend your whole night trying to get me or open me up or trap me,but you are just stuck in the moment.I shouldnt even be conversating with you but i know how you feel and it is terrible but you have to move on...sorry after tonight i am going to delete and you stay away from me.
-Principals + Determination + Consistency do not follow me follow the principals,and find yourself a nice good boy..


I see how multiple targets would be used, but is it necessary to have multiple target *types*?  Is this just about const-ness (i.e. input/output-ness)?  In other words, are you being overly general here at the cost of complex implementation?/


You are a definitive Python fanboy now


var x;
var AllNumbers;
AllNumbers=[ ];

x = 76;
 var EvenCounterBaseFive function (x, AllNumbers){
if (x % 5){
console .log(Number can be splitted onto 5);
}
}
var  EvenCounterBaseTen (x, AllNumbers){

}


Have you considered attempting to tune all the piece square tables at once?


Great!


Yes, it probably will pass for the most dimple files, but the files I tried with all failed.


@tarcieri - this should be an environment variable (getenv() probably has even less overhead than a global variable in Ruby anyway...). This also broke the tests on master :(


FWIW, the SI metric prefixes do have a defined case, and 'kilo' is supposed to be written as lowercase 'k'. Bits are traditionally measured in powers of 1000 (for some reason), so kb/s is correct. For Bytes the picture is less clear, since they are traditionally measured in powers of 1024 (except by HDD companies), so metric prefixes technically don't apply. There are SI binary prefixes, such as 'kibi' (shortened to 'Ki'), but most sources don't bother to use them. So whether kB, KiB or even KB should be preferred is unclear.


/cc @digitalextremist


This template is at beginning stage. I just want to show the general structure. I will go deeper with CSS and things u mentioned later. I will try my best to implement.


`nodelist = dyn.execute("/REST/NodeList/%s" % (args.zone), 'GET')`


Ok, that's fine.


Hi @quarnster! Is it possible that this commit made the `nc localhost 12345` examples from this page:
https://github.com/quarnster/completion/wiki/JSON-rpc
obsolete?

If I start the daemon in one shell and try to query it with
`echo '{"method":"Net.CompleteAt","params":[{"Location":{"File":{"Name":"does_not_exist.cs","Contents":"class Goodbye { void goodbye() {System.Console.\n"},"Line":1,"Column":48}}]}' | nc localhost 12345`

no answer is coming...

Is there a file supposed to be created at `/tmp/completion.rpc` / `packages/User/completion.rpc` ?


好像没有输入检查的说。。。


完美运行，第16行有效地避免了警告


Actually it was two different topics. We watched a movie related to Zinzendorf today, called "First Fruits."


11 lines for +1 elo regression...Seems that this doesn´t reduce calculations ...it just transfer the calculations/values to another table array that is for "isolated pawn" cases. In the end...it is just a "code line simplification", yeah, but using an untuned version of array for backwarded pawn. Maybe you will never achieve a full tuned version due to this...you will always have the midterm tuned version of both arrays. It is like having a car that can use gasoline and alcohol (hybrid engine) but will never be very efficient for both (bc you know motors may have different regulations for each type of fuel).


backward pawns and isolated ones are not the same.


You had the right idea, but went one step too far - these should become < and > - otherwise, they will be ignored by browsers as unrecognized tags. If you can fix that, I'll merge it. Thanks for your help!


temporary leave out Mac OS X from wifi gateway + connectivity check until it's issue will be resolved.


我有空测试一下，不行就加个 .strip，原来的写法不够直观。


ciao


I'm currently working on the loader, so I'm moving code around... so I'm asking this just to get a deeper understanding.

Why did you add the loader and babel version and the options... wouldn't the source be enough? I guess that if someone changes the version or the options, but the resulting file is the same, then the cache is still valid, isn't it? Or am I missing something? :)


Yup, that was an epic run, for something which looked like a formality considering the STC result.

Somehow this test got into a L - W slump close to 200, and then was relatively stable.
It was  observed was that between game 130000 and 206444 (and a few more that were purged)
170 < l-w< 230, and eventually, as the number of game increased, the LLR increased too.
Eventually, the l-w dropped to 120, and the test finished.

The LLR initially moved up to 1.8, was quite stable, then steadily dropped to -2,
got a redemption up to 1.3, moved up to 2.3, then back to 1.3, and eventually moved up to 2.94.
Some purge occurred, it dropped to 2.90, then slowly to 2.5, and finally up to 2.94 again.
Maybe a final purge occurred ? the final LLR is 3.65 (OK, I know, I have no life)

Nice demonstration of the SPRT test and bounds.
Unfortunately, simplification tests S(-3, 1) do take more time in general than other test.
Maybe slightly different bounds, or smaller time control (say 45) could help.


Cool, be aware, that there's also `Slice` as supported return type, which is basically a `Page` but without the count aspect. It still has a `hasNext()` method, so that it's the more ideal type to implement an endless scrolling UI where you're only interested in the fact that there are still items available but never in how many there are in total.


In #98 we decided that the default settings for the plugin should be the quickstart default. Is the `docs` directory a default? (I think it is but am not sure why we used the project root back then?)


As far as I kown "serie" is not an English word. How about calling this PVR_TIMERTYPE_MANUAL_REPEATING?


That's because `registerFormInterface` has also been removed. It was deprecated since the 0.7.21 release, which is about half a year when 0.7.24 is going to be ready.


Maybe there should be a similar AJAX enabled example based on `vibe.web.web`...


$ socat - UNIX-CONNECT:/tmp/completion.rpc


Currently, all my existing series recordings are epg based. I created them in the tvheadend backend. Is there a concept for exposing epg based series recordings (created in the backend) to Kodi? At least there is no TIMERTYPE for this right now...


Should be en brugerkonto instead of brugerkontoen


Be aware this line only includes translations that are at 90% or higher.


You probably would want to remove Gemfile.lock from your repository -- it should be created & updated locally by Bundler.


```bash
$ socat - UNIX-CONNECT:/tmp/completion.rpc
$ nc -U /tmp/completion.rpc
```


In this test case you need to fill the fields location, minimum capacity, roomName, and select at least one resource, then you can press the clear button to verify if all fields are cleared


Revert is also evil. If you can do it quick then so be it. Then go plus one
that request to remove merge button from github
On 28 Mar 2015 11:04, "Pawel Kozlowski" <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> @gkalpak <https://github.com/gkalpak> what has happened with this commit?
> We should be using cherry-picking instead of GitHub-s "Merge" evil button.
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> this one?
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Very nice! Wanted to do it for a long time.


jiji


I suggest uploading a new release to Hackage, as right now, it does not seem like you can install `haskell-src-meta` on GHC 7.10.1 simply by doing `cabal install haskell-src-meta`.


Does this feature work more or less? What is missing?


Seems like two card classes are missing in the commit.

-------------------------------------------------------------
COMPILATION ERROR :
-------------------------------------------------------------
mage/sets/mirrodin/SkeletonShard.java:[36,56] cannot find symbol
  symbol:   class SkeletonShard
  location: package mage.sets.planechase
mage/sets/legions/WallOfDeceit.java:[36,67] cannot find symbol
  symbol:   class WallOfDeceit
  location: package mage.sets.anthologyjacevschandra
mage/sets/jacevschandra/WallOfDeceit.java:[36,67] cannot find symbol
  symbol:   class WallOfDeceit
  location: package mage.sets.anthologyjacevschandra
mage/sets/mirrodin/SkeletonShard.java:[40,13] cannot find symbol
  symbol: variable cardNumber
mage/sets/mirrodin/SkeletonShard.java:[41,13] cannot find symbol
  symbol: variable expansionSetCode
mage/sets/mirrodin/SkeletonShard.java:[48,5] method does not override or implement a method from a supertype
mage/sets/legions/WallOfDeceit.java:[40,13] cannot find symbol
  symbol: variable cardNumber
mage/sets/legions/WallOfDeceit.java:[41,13] cannot find symbol
  symbol: variable expansionSetCode
mage/sets/legions/WallOfDeceit.java:[48,5] method does not override or implement a method from a supertype
mage/sets/jacevschandra/WallOfDeceit.java:[40,13] cannot find symbol
  symbol: variable cardNumber
mage/sets/jacevschandra/WallOfDeceit.java:[41,13] cannot find symbol
  symbol: variable expansionSetCode
mage/sets/jacevschandra/WallOfDeceit.java:[48,5] method does not override or implement a method from a supertype
12 errors


That could allow us to replace the `nixUnstable` expression in nixpkgs almost entirely with a `fetchTarball`, right?


No it does not work. Pathfinding for roads is missing.


Although I expect there'd need to be a mechanism to give nix-env the metadata it wants without forcing the fetch unnecessarily.


Amazing. Glad to see this actually had a logical problem :P.

Thanks again for this. And thanks @dylanetaft


move your __twrp.fstab__ to
__device/xiaomi/cancro/recovery/root/etc/__
that way you won't need this, then you can just change repo and build __CWM__ or __TWRP__ accordingly.


Лучше завести строку размером, гарантированно достаточным для пути к файла. то есть char path[PATH_MAX + 1]; (#include <linux/limits.h>)


Was this the reason?


It has not existed for 5 years. Like your commit message is saying, it is a deprecation warning. Therefore it only exists on newer version of php.

Anyway, the files in the pomo folder is not maintained in this repo. Those are from wordpress and are maintained in that repo.


@dudekm Super, że w treści commita podajesz już czego dotyczą zmiany – zobacz, że teraz wreszcie ma to sens na liście commitów :)

https://github.com/dudekm/blog/commits/master


> There are SI binary prefixes, such as 'kibi' (shortened to 'Ki'), but most sources don't bother to use them. So whether kB, KiB or even KB should be preferred is unclear.

This is not correct! KiB is not the same as kB/KB.
kB = 1,000 bytes per second
KiB  = 1,024 bytes per second

But this is not a good place to discuss this, you can join our IRC channel if you want to talk about it.


Thanks for the suggestions. @nabijaczleweli !


@dudekm Dokumentacja mówi, że `fetch` może zwrócić błąd w razie błędu – uwzględnij to:

https://php.net/manual/en/pdostatement.fetch.php#refsect1-pdostatement.fetch-returnvalues


Also note that the start values are from Stefan's last tuning.


Ok,I will try to let it be more summarized.


@dudekm używaj zawsze `===`, chyba, że „wiesz co robisz” i specjalnie chcesz mieć `==`


Perfect! Your software is awesome.


This looks wrong. Using getHomePath() on my system, then I get '/usr', but when I use getResourceDir() I get '/usr/share/freecad' which looks right. But the appended path should be with idflibs. On my installtion it looks like:
/usr/share/freecad/Mod/Idf/Idflibs/


Same goes for this one.


@dudekm Sklejanie w ten sposób zapytania to proszenie się o SQL Injection.

PDO ma wbudowane zabezpieczenie przeciw SQL Injection w postaci bindowania parametrów (prepared statements):

https://php.net/manual/en/pdostatement.bindparam.php


Delta temporal Not working properly: still need a way to end moves that takes into account possible direction reversal during move.  One possible way is to use total move time rather than steps per axis.


should have a space before and after =


In general, it might be a good idea to start using documentation-level tags to track when things were introduced - like Yard's [version](http://www.rubydoc.info/gems/yard/file/docs/Tags.md#version) and [since](http://www.rubydoc.info/gems/yard/file/docs/Tags.md#since) - this might help raising some of the details env=compassed here for the future.


ppo


Tada!


This is kind of hacky. I might go back and revisit the InstantiateModuleTransformer to see how this can be done in a cleaner way.


In commit message : please replace "when **log** it is **dificult** to see **the the** empty value." by "when logging, it is difficult to see an empty value."


Weren't zero-length arrays forbidden in C++ ?  Atleast my compiler is not compiling this code -:

    int main()
    {
      int a[];
    }


@dudekm Zainstaluj sobie rozszerzenie http://xdebug.org/ (jeśli jeszcze nie masz) – będzie Ci pokazywać stacktrace błędów (po kolei gdzie wchodził kod – ułatwia debugowanie).


@dudekm Używaj pełnych ścieżek, zamiast relatywnych – ułatwia debugowanie:

`require_once __DIR__.'/../controller/adminController.php;`


#2 全局函数的this为window或者node下的全局对象