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can't I use \\ in the pattern itself or can't I *match* \\ in the pattern?


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No problem I can do it, especially in the beginning. When there are enough examples of tests maybe I'll ask you to do some but for now just test *data* is OK.


When I compiled this I received an error in REIXSSidebar.h, it's related to a change I made for Issue1121 (this is Issue1211).  For some reason when I branched off and started Issue1211 it included what I did for Issue1121.  I'm wondering if the mistake I made was due to confusion over 1121 and 1211 being similar looking.  I then created branch "Issue1211a" and pulled from master to start new and include the AMActionSupport that Sheldon made and I had the same issue. I changed the header file for REIXSSidebar to reflect the fix in Issue1121 so it would build, which was easy as it was only to change a double to an int.


I think in this case it could be useful to leave the commands visible/printed on execution (i.e. without the '@' at the beginning). For the ``scratch:`` target it's not necessary since that things are quite simple and could hardly fail. On the other hand there's quite a chance that the ``rc-release:`` target will fail and it would be nice to have the command visible for checking it and possibly for a manual execution.


:100:

PS: if you already understood generators and for loop well, you can read itertools.izip:
https://docs.python.org/2/library/itertools.html#itertools.izip


Yes, member access and indexing binds stronger than all operators, so it's fine.

Yeah, the parsing of expressions is a bit messy, but I couldn't figure out a cleaner way to do it.


just a thought: couldn't we just match the pattern from the user and then *manually* look behind the match if it is escaped? This would enable the user to use // in the regex.


add test with $validator->expand6 = true


I know I'm may be destroying a lot of engineering work on that regex here :/


Hi @fabpot

> This PR was submitted for the master branch but it was merged into the 2.4 branch instead (closes #606).

Why this PR was not merged into the ``2.3`` branch ?
According to the [Symfony Roadmap](http://symfony.com/roadmap) the current LTS version is still the ``2.3`` branch ?

Thanks in advance.


I'm sorry, I don't understand

> But way not check `is_array` and count?

can you say that another way?

are you suggesting to solve this same problem in a different way?

can you help me understand why you changed the code previously and how these changes no longer work in that case?


Line is too long. [117/100]


Line is too long. [102/100]


Line is too long. [111/100]


That's great. Thanks for clarifying :)


I'm afraid the combination of ``"%sm"`` and ``spec="KiB"`` won't work the way you want. ;)


Add support for touchscreens etc.


Estos cambios son para la versión 6.1.
En el __openerp__.py, hay una dependencia al módulo nan_account_extension. Dentro de ese módulo, en el archivo invoice_view.xml, las vistas invoice_form_payment_term_onchange y invoice_supplier_form_payment_term_onchange añaden el campo payment_term, que tiene un on_change que llama al método onchange_payment_term, pero le pasa el payment_term y el context. En el archivo invoice.py, sobreescriben la función onchange_payment_term para que reciba un payment_term y un context.

En vuestro módulo, sobreescribís también este método y lo preparáis para que reciba un payment_term y un part (id de partner). Sin embargo, la vista la heredáis del módulo account, y por tanto el módulo de nan_account_extension sobreescribe vuestra vista.

El resultado final es la vista XML de nan_account_extension combinada con el código Python de vuestro módulo, por lo que el on_change_payment_term de vuestro módulo recibe un payment_term y un context, en vez de lo que debe recibir (payment_term y un partner). Si vuestra vista, en vez de heredar de account.invoice_form, hereda de nan_account_extension.invoice_form_payment_term_onchange, ésta última quedará correctamente sobreescrita por la vuestra, si no, recibo el siguiente error:

TypeError: not all arguments converted during string formatting

Porque en vuestra función onchange_payment_term quedaría un search que está buscando un record de la clase account.partner.payment.term.early.discount que tenga un partner_id igual a un context, en vez de igual a un entero.


TeamCity cat-angular :: build [Build 48](http://catbuild06.internal.catalysts.cc/viewLog.html?buildId=16006&buildTypeId=CatAngular_Build) outcome was **FAILURE**
Summary: Gradle exception; exit code 1 Build time: 02:15:31


the commit shortlog isn't really helpful. Can you come up with something better than "Change this function"? It is even more important to know what was changed than to know in which function IMO.


pls, fix shield focus


we usually do two spaces before the `#` and one space after.


The general fieldBridge implementations is not handling the null values. In this case the field will be disappeared from index. If are using this bridge the null encoded fields should be created in index. The get method of this bridge returns the null value anyway.

Simple example for using with date field:
```java
@Field(store = Store.YES, index = Index.YES, analyze = Analyze.NO, indexNullAs = Field.DEFAULT_NULL_TOKEN,
			bridge = @FieldBridge(impl = NumericEncodingDateBridge.class,
					params = { @org.hibernate.search.annotations.Parameter(name = "resolution", value = "MINUTE") }))
private Date deletionDate;
```
The deletionDate should be present in the index with null value.


oh, what a shame


Una situación similar a la que describí arriba ocurre también con el formulario de proveedores. Por eso, añado un nuevo formulario que añada un campo payment_term con su on_change con los parámetros correctos (payment_term y partner_id), y así sobreescribo el de nan_account_extension para que no envíe un payment term y un context a vuestra función de Python.


we have indentation levels of 4 spaces.


OK cool, I just noticed most apps with trakt support stopped working around new year.


Commit message: basically the more important thing you're doing is is *loading* them from there, not saving, right?


Did you forget you added a 'modal' parameter @Montellese?:)


saving also matter and that can go in the long description.


Couldn't we use phdthesis or mscthesis or something like that?


What happened to RUBY?!?! :(


Can we get source code for this, please?


Thank you for support in 3.0.0 !!!


This breaks ``samba4_light`` evaluation (in ``configureFlags``) due to ``kerberos == null``. I'm unsure what flags are the right in that case, so I'd leave that to you.


Reported in #6681.


@makamaka how far are you planning to follow _XS? Do you also plan to copy the csv function?

If so, it might be helpful to you if I try to detangle it from the main .pm and give it its own pm


@kingcody Aha! Cool, thanks :) Is there some specific reason why you keep the spec-files along with sources? As far as i know, there is no any other way to use separate .jshintrc options with different files than place them in different folders. Now, if you wan't to check your code quality with for example standalone jshint, you have to specify it to use either .jshint-spec or .jshint file which is not good: If you specify it to use first one, you allow all the globals from tests, but if you specify the later one, you will get errors from tests. Either is not good, and for example simple pre-commit/push hooks will fail on this.


I think this line should be `PASSENGER_PID=$!`.


I think this line should be PASSENGER_PID=$!.


try_to_expire will only call save() if LogSegment::sessionmapv is set.  It's only set if there was an ESession or similar in the segment, but a session can still be dirty at the time we're expiring because of a modification in a subsequent segment


I'm afraid that's not really possible. Theretically this would require to define a fact with the exact version and then implement all the logic for the differences. On Linux it's easy as the base system is lockstepped with the rest of the packages and stable over a (major) release. As FreeBSD ports are completely rolling and disconnected from the base system version it's not possible to handle it like that.


Threshold issues → #240 :)

(But why would it be sensitive to that debug flag? Weird.)


I tried mscthesis briefly (next to the deadline) and got an error — apparently the spelling is masterthesis. Here's the entry I used for a (crazier) thesis of mine in TypeChef's paper. But Christian requested making it available *at least* on my homepage, so that the work can actually be found. @b-studios , can you do the same?

```
@MASTERSTHESIS{paoloThesis,
  AUTHOR = {Paolo G. Giarrusso},
  TITLE = {{TypeChef}: Towards Correct Variability Analysis of Unpreprocessed {C} Code for Software Product Lines},
  SCHOOL = {Scuola Superiore di Catania},
  TYPE = {Master's Thesis (Tesi di diploma di licenza di 2\textdegree{} livello)},
  noaddress = {Italy},
  NOMONTH = MAR,
  YEAR = 2011,
}
```


We`d still display the app name in the window decorations title bar.
Branding does serve no function to the user, it distracts and steals space instead.

Someone started the branding trend in the highly competitive DJ software area loooong ago.
Possibly because of OEM bundling. We should stop copying that habit.

We newer have conducted serious market research and distribution studies, so why should
we suddenly care about branding on screen-shoots?

Ask yourself if your change is beneficial for the user.

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`in ocs4-o 'A` will return `A`
`in ocs4-o 'a` will return `a`


No,
i`ll start debugging later if time allows.

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Great suggestion!


I was just about to do that!


perhaps this should be if it is NOTCONNECTED and if it is NOTCONNECTING


@adamidi set the else on the same row as the } sign


I think we should mention the `-c` and the `-H` argument of `run_tests.py` here.


ah, does `.js` get added to the body/html element or something?  just curious about where this selector came from


above you use HINT here you use NOTE, I'd suggest using NOTE in both cases for consistency


Ok, cool.


@adamidi where did you get this reg-ex form?


Actually, not necessary at all given that the Context system will guarantee this is present in kwargs. (Line 451)

```python
@ContextMixin.require_named_contextual_arguments("app_id", "app_flags")
```


@bygiro You should be able to update your repo and checkout the master branch containing Michal's patch.


> Generating the manifest.json on the server and defining what language it is in should be fine... maybe some words on i18n and generating the manifest on the server?

Precisely what #323 is about :)


Je pense qu'il faudrait utiliser la balise `<code>` plutot que `<p>` ici


Why the switch?


Please don't commit directly to `master`.


Je pense qu'on devrait utiliser `<code>` plutot que `<p>` ici


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@adamidi this variables can be more clear! Like this.element, do you speak here about the form element? Or about a specific input element.


Test


Banconote svizzere


@ipgray I can't do this one, I need the ar, the wg and the institution for the right author (E. Haites)


Done. This uncovered a bug in the test. I went for reusing rather than copying to make sure the test is correct.

Note: I amended my commit for a cleaner history once merged. Tell me if you'd prefer that I pile-up commits instead.


Вообще, я даже думаю, что эти таблицы можно создать один раз и оставить насовсем


@ipgray I can't do this one, I need the ar, the wg and the institution for the right authors


im guessing the refresh time for dev being set to 200000 is to stop the page constantly refreshing in dev mode?
How about doing this:
```
$(function() {
  if(<%= Settings.dsds.dashboard_refresh_enabled %>) {
    setInterval(refreshPartial, <%= Settings.dsds.dashboard_refresh_milliseconds  %>);
  }
});
```


@adamidi Overall it is looking pretty good! Maybe an idea to write down scenario for methods us have written. So someone else can check what your method/function really does.


@ipgray I can't do this one, I need the ar, the wg and the institution for the authors


This should be 3.0 for new translators.


should be `sys.modules` (not `sys.module`)


Unfortunately, this feature doesn't quite work, if you include a whole module which has a lot of types but don't have a main type (or you don't mention it in your code), it removes the import.

Example:

MyModule.hx
```haxe
class SomeOtherName {}
typedef OneMore = {}
```

Main.hx
```haxe
import MyModule; // this import will be removed despite SomeOtherName being used.

class Main {
    static function main() {
        var s = new SomeOtherName();
    }
}
```


testade att pusha till den från min hemdator och det funkade helt
smärtfritt så nu ligger den i det repot!! kolla nu. det är den uppdaterade!

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The ROI and the atlas are not distributed with the software. Locations of the standard brain image and of the ROI have to be defined in the parameters.py file.


https://github.com/desteam/android_kernel_huawei_msm7x30/commit/2ee7afadd02be071d32852ad231f917f478a13cc
wanted to share that one.

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> By the way we might communicate on hang out: desalesouche@gmail.com
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> github?
>
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>> Can you link me your build repo?
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>> what you can do is from a lower or proper build do the following
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hi
 i need more explanation about implemtation part  plzzz


Maybe the method should be named `add_element_filter` as it adds an element filter (the commit message already says so).


@lukebranch how can i contact you ? you are like a ghost :-)


Any reason it should not work in other browsers? Normally, I click everything on as long as @aurimasv is not telling me differently.


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thanks!


will try to give it a look over the weekend, but I can not promise anything


I'll update the branch tonight. When in 'comment' mode it may be a good idea to insert it in after_body_start text list. Agreed?


This is kind of ugly. Is this really necessary?


Hmm, you're right.  Rethinking...


booo, string concatenation in between interpolations, booo
[link for reference](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NZYpZv4F2mo)


Uolaaas


Yep, thats a lot nicer, ill add that in.


You're welcome :)


This could be automated by OPAM metadata except for the release.


> Is it really? Would this help to decide which Transaction implementation to return (emulated local vs. JTA)? I would have said that you'd actually need 2. and 3. here, 1. not being strictly needed atm.

My thinking was that if a store is transactional it should use transactions proper regardless. `EmulatedLocalTransaction` is for the RESOURCE_LOCAL case where the data store is not transactional and all we need  is to make sure that the appropriate flush events occur.

> I only put everything down to get a clearer picture for myself :)

Same here.  I am also not 100% sure about all the different scenarios.

> I'd prefer a separate object instead of several fine-grained dedicated methods in order to keep the GridDialect interface lean.

Fair enough.


HEEEEEEEEEEEY QUE PASA XAVALES, TODO BIEN? TODO CORRECTO? Y YO QUE ME ALEGRO HOMBRE


Extraneous space in the operators: `'not in '`, raise: `exceptions.ValueError: Invalid leaf ('route_id', 'not in ', [2, 3, 4])`


I don't believe that Fedora can choose not to accept an upstream distfile called `0.3.4.tar.gz` -- they have no say over what upstream distributors do.  However, we can rewrite GitHub URLs automatically in the OPAM repository to use a more canonical naming scheme if that's useful.


Well, we don't even need baseurl for the upgrader imo. That's just added so the notice's gone. But we'll need to rethink the upgrader


OPAM probes the directory and figures it out, but this could indeed be exposed by opamLib and used as part of the metadata generation.


looking at blame it seems it was uncommented for several months. i guessed the auth logic could be have been moved to another placed and so that was commented, but really can't say...


We could extend the OPAM metadata to include a CHANGES url.  This would be a good thing to do for `opam changelog` support. See ocaml/opam#1900


QUE BIEN ESTOY!


when there are no tests, having a green build means nothing...


@jco-odoo this change breaks the build of stock-logistics-workflow PRs (see https://travis-ci.org/OCA/stock-logistics-workflow/jobs/53318870)


nice (a proper) fix :+1:


LTS means long term *bug-fixes only*. This is a new feature


Yes


Fixes #545


:+1:
Дима, а ты можешь на вики описать формат?


Thanks. I will change the test. Though I feel that  (in ocs4-o 'A) returning A is not consistent with 'a <> 'A.


Я бы не стал так категорично удалять поле `error`, оно проверяется:
https://github.com/OpenCorpora/opencorpora/blob/master/js/anaphora.js#L104


@billtrik

Boooo big time, but I hate all those "Line exceeds maximum allowed length".
I think that 80 characters are very restricting, but style guides seem to be strict about it. Should we go for something like 100 or 120?

What do you think?


Test


Оно осталось в lib/header_ajax.php


Yes, that's fine by me.


Да какой там формат. Одно фиксированное поле error, остальное как угодно.
Вообще текущая схема тоже кривовата, потому что имя переменной фиксировано.


what is the FE sending via JS? backend defaults to "true" if nothing sent


Hmm. I'm surprised you have to do this. I'd have thought since they're in the same db, it wouldn't have mattered?


Ahoj, mohol by si mi dať špecifickejší popis chyby, resp. kedy nastane,
nedarí sa mi ju zreprodukovať.

Lubo

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Hi Franky,
seems you rebased the commit that our discussion disappeared....
I tested on FreeBSD without *const* but I get a warning:
```
src/ec_format.c:391:14: warning: passing 'char **' to parameter of type
      'const char **' discards qualifiers in nested pointer types
      [-Wincompatible-pointer-types-discards-qualifiers]
   iconv(cd, &inbuf, &inbytesleft, &outbuf, &outbytesleft);
             ^~~~~~
/usr/local/include/iconv.h:83:48: note: passing argument to parameter 'inbuf' here
extern size_t iconv (iconv_t cd, const char* * inbuf, size_t *inbytesleft, char* * outbuf, s...
                                               ^
1 warning generated.
```
Seems this distinction is still required. Maybe the preprocessor condition is easier if you turn it around.


Oh, I overlooked the usage of ``_disks`` in the generator. The original version is the best one then, I think. Sorry for the noise.


Makes sense to me

@hjelmn what do you think?


It's strange. The man page tells something different:
```
ICONV(3)               FreeBSD Library Functions Manual               ICONV(3)

NAME
     iconv_open, iconv_open_into, iconv_close, iconv -- codeset conversion
     functions

LIBRARY
     Standard C Library (libc, -lc)

SYNOPSIS
     #include <iconv.h>

     iconv_t
     iconv_open(const char *dstname, const char *srcname);

     int
     iconv_open_into(const char *dstname, const char *srcname,
         iconv_allocation_t *ptr);

     int
     iconv_close(iconv_t cd);

     size_t
     iconv(iconv_t cd, char ** restrict src, size_t * restrict srcleft,
         char ** restrict dst, size_t * restrict dstleft);

```


(two empty lines before haddock headers.)


or maybe
`enc = encodeURIComponent`
`query_string += "#{enc(key)}=#{enc(value)}&"`

this 80 characters rule sucks


No, this is VideoCore GPU code. It is not released as source.


from simplebst import Node
from simplebst.utils import insert_node
from simplebst.traversals import pre_order_nodes

tree = Node(50)
tree.get_left()
tree.get_right()
insert_node(tree, 17)
for value in [72, 12, 23, 54, 76, 9, 14, 19, 67]:
    insert_node(tree, value)
for node in pre_order_nodes(tree):
        print(node.get_value())
print("Numere gasite:")
for node in pre_order_nodes(tree):
    if node.get_value() > 23 and node.get_value() < 69:
        print(node.get_value())


Windows環境上で動作することを確認しました。Linux環境でのテストツールも問題なく動きました。


yeah, `no-js` class on body by default, gets converted to `js` with js


a


You can make this `Nullable{AlphaColorValue}` if you don't want to fallback to black. That stuff is supposed to be type stable - also Compose already depends on Compat.jl which now has Nullable...


Please revise the way that branch instruction is used.


Actually some tests still use "ks" as if it was created already, like SchemaTest :

        String sparse = "CREATE TABLE ks.sparse (\n"
                      + "    k text,\n"
                      + "    c1 int,\n"
                      + "    c2 float,\n"
                      + "    l list<text>,\n"
                      + "    v int,\n"
                      + "    PRIMARY KEY (k, c1, c2)\n"
                      + ");";


Really welcome on board,  I would recommend to add title on a link in that case :)


原因是Log文件的存放路径是相对于当时执行的路径


ah right. ok then.


Ace! Consider using maps or structs for the AST. That worked well in js!

Also see how the js build compares ast in JSON rather than a pretty printed ast. Simpler and more rigorous!


hi, thanks for the suggestion, but I'm fine with my workaround. unfortunately, at the moment, I do not have time to investigate that bug.


My take is to disable this check and try to not write big lines.
I don't think this is very popular though.

Trying to comply to 80 chars produces some god damn ugly ugliness.
But on the other hand i wrote some pretty lengthly lines..

I say go with whatever @Zorbash complains less about!


Thanks! Could you add the test for this?


**[unitTests_php_branches run failed](http://qa-s2.wikia-prod:8080/job/unitTests_php_branches/12392/testReport/) for this commit**


for the 64 bit hashes, 8 bytes is perfectly aligned.  If the format is sha512($s.sha512(something))^5000  and $s is 8 bytes, then all you have to do is to use the SIMD flags OUTPUT_STORED_AS_INPUT, and use &input64[SHA512_COEF] and you are perfect.  Rember, coef is 2, so you are perfectely 16 byte aligned AND the data lays out properly.

When it is anything OTHER than a 'full' 64 bit data element, then you have 2 things that make this impossible.  1 'could' be worked around (alignment).  We could know this, and start the buffer at a known offset within the para alignment to get the alignment right. The part that is the show stopper is that the data being output has to be re-interleaved in a strange way, since half of each has to be split into 2 parts, half going into the end of a destination 64 bit location and the other half going to the start of the next. THAT is the show stopper.

But if it is a full 64 bit element you can SIMD directly into the subsequent input buffer.  I have done that in the office (until I got to sha512 version). In office there was a 4 byte salt appended. That worked great for 32 bit formats. But when I hit the 2013 (sha512), it was show stopper, requiring hashing to a temp buffer, then marshaling the results back into the next input buffer.


If you're adding this here, you should have a line in the `returns the filtered settings` test to ensure it gets passed through.


There is no indentation error. Powershell treats 4 spaces as one tab press but it does not actually inserts tab. It inserts 4 spaces when we press one tab. Neet do replace, all "TABS" with "4 spaces" to make it compatible with Powershell ISE editor."


seems somewhat to report to freebsd people!

I propose to remove the workaround and keep the warning :)


Shouldn't the lines

```java
return SpringSecurityLdapTemplate.searchForSingleEntryInternal(context, searchControls,
                   searchRoot, searchFilter, new Object[]{username});
```
actually be

```java
return SpringSecurityLdapTemplate.searchForSingleEntryInternal(context, searchControls,
                   searchRoot, searchFilter, new Object[]{bindPrincipal});
```
?

This currently breaks our authentication.


Yes, I'll drop this commit eventually. It's there only while I'm working on this.


> I know it sucks, but the way comments are parsed is controlled by Clang. Maybe it is best to add the disclaimer in the README too, since all comments must be in Doxygen style to be parsed.

That's fine. But actually, since the AST dump contains the file name and line and column, maybe it will be easier to parse the comment ourselves. That would allow us to parse different kinds, as well as replace the code that "guesses" empty lines.

> Without the correct meta we cannot find the corresponding candidate in the Clang's AST

Are you sure? In this case, there should be only one candidate with that name (because it's a type), I think.

> Do you see the Implicit printf and Inherited printf?

Um yeah, I've no idea what that means.


where would it be appropriate to document, perhaps via example, the ``t = @async ...;  wait(t); t.exception``` syntax you showed in https://github.com/JuliaLang/julia/issues/10405


Sorry, I should have taken a bit more time with my comments... To attribute the authorship correctly, you need to call

```bash
git commit --amend --author=Karsten
```

(Technically, you need the full author name and email, but Git will find Karsten in the history and fill in the blanks.)

Also, while the commit subject is technically correct, I believe that something like "git-gui: handle the encoding of Git's output correctly" would be easier and quicker to understand for a human reader.

If you could change that, and then also the formatting (upstream Git insists on commit messages to be wrapped to <=76 columns per line), that would be awesome!


It's a mouthful, but it might prevent us from running into name collisions down the road.


u


you are absolutely right, thanks! Did you try the example out by the way? what do you think of it?


Toi käyttöjärjestelmän tarkastaminen heittää mulla aina virhettä :(


It isn't a big deal to limit this for WP_MOBILE_MG42 or WP_MOBILE_BROWNING but I'm not sure if this is our real real fix. I haven't had a closer look - we can also try to adjust models/multiplayer/mg42/weapon.cfg


i still get

```
$ julia -e '@async throw(Exception)'

$ echo $?
0
```

shouldn't it at least print the exception and backtrace?  returning a 1 would be great too, but i think we disagree on that.


Forget about that one. I'll remove it.


Confirmed caused Android builds to fail on Nexus 5 and Kindle Fire HDX devices.
https://buildbot.dolphin-emu.org/builders/release-android/builds/156

Is there a followup commit anywhere? I can't find a working build after this point.


I still don't believe it's pushover.sh's job to validate the user's choice of proxy


@sils1297  I updated it  :smiley:
Could you check it again ?


Interesting. This should work.


This line can actually be deleted. I commented it just for testing.


Add a new comments here


This is failing for me:

`org.springframework.orm.hibernate4.HibernateQueryException: unexpected AST node: query [DELETE net.bluetab.security.PersistentLogin persistentLogin WHERE ()]; nested exception is org.hibernate.hql.internal.ast.QuerySyntaxException: unexpected AST node: query [DELETE net.bluetab.security.PersistentLogin persistentLogin WHERE ()]`


Oops! ta


Please let me know whether this is what you want.

https://github.com/hsuedw/arm-lecture/blob/59f35694d6a34c4080ed3ca57c02288b0dc914df/lab-1/fib.s

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Removing those arguments broke my application while upgrading from 0.2.25 to 0.2.26.
In the future please consider deprecating them and providing an alternative.
Thanks!


Now that I have gotten back into the SIMD, using that 'method', and actually leaving those comments at the start of a file, makes for a pretty good test situation.  If the clang build is failing, it means the non-SIMD fails.  A couple quick edits of the file, and you get the prior code, and can quickly get the problem resolved (or at least get to where you CAN resolve it).

I really like being able to keep these key-stretched formats mostly intact, and simply do pre-marshal / SIMD / post-marshal method.  That gets all the gain we need, while not having to worry about short PLAINTEXT length, or messing with get_key/set_key, or the hash functions, etc, etc, or even having 2 different sets of input/crypt/other static data elements.  MUCH simpler.    That can not be done for fast formats (like this one), but now that we have the ``` mem_align() ``` function (which we should have done ages ago), it makes writing those very trivial.  Yes, we 'could' have used the ```JTR_ALIGN(16)``` syntax, but sorry, it has bugs on some compilers.  Works most of the time, but not always. ```mem_align()``` works every time, and the 50-100 CPU cycle overhead is nothing when you are going to use the buffer 1000 times to do a crypt.


Kummaa, mulla se toimii!

Mutta siis tuon try- ja catch lohkon voi jättää pois ja pistää vain "Runtime.getRuntime().exec("cls");", jos haluaa toimimaan vaan winkkarilla.


Met ta branche à jour avant de modifier n'importe quoi stp


@paulmar Sorry yes you're right it does read stuff to the end. However there isn't any error checking on the calls to ``sscanf()``. For example it could get interrupted by a signal ( errno will be set to EINTR if this happens).  IIRC KLEE has some sort of alarm signal that is is sent periodically which could easily cause this. This could potentially cause the amount of memory to be incorrectly reported.


Yes, I will expand the documentation and I will also make use of it for the batch stuff.

> must be used with proper try catch guards

But that's the case only for the listeners managing this object. They use try/catch. It should not be needed though for actual users of states. As you say, they only must do it within a flush cycle. There is a guard against wrong usage, I will elaborate a bit more in JavaDoc.


Hi, I downloaded the version which has already been updated with the above additions/ deletions, but I still receive the message "HTTP Error 400: BAD REQUEST" any suggestions?


Are these operators `>>=` and `>>` below the ones defined on `BindOps`?


Diff is here: https://github.com/matthias-ronge/goobi-ugh/commit/672af62c9e88ae3ef270b7deafeaaffbd66d6924


right


we should consider a newer version of specs2. I want the new features to tests `Future`


>  that the work can actually be found

People can write a letter to the university's library. That's why there is "school" in bibtex record :)


There might be a NullPointerException problem arising from this; looking into it.


I'm not sure I understand why we need aliases for the user's devices: The user can name them whatever they want when registering the device. Aliases for user tokens might be useful however...


I can pass it in at construction time actually. Much nicer.


Ok, don't know how these spaces escaped my sight.  Should have been corrected now.


Must `hasPermission` be called in the AWT loop? Should that be enforced?


Need to implement on more methods, get the logged in users id for the get roles method


Hehe, looks like it.


Seems a bit verbose to me. I thought about `flushCycleState.get(...)`.


Excelente!


Curl options can already be passed to via the environment variable CURL_OPTS:
```
CURL_OPTS="--someoption \"and some quotes\"" pushover.sh message
```


Double space still detected :smile_cat:


ah ok, there is already an Impl class for extern inline methods generated, that's great, didn't know about that.


评论？


Survival and Spectator both starts with "s"


`Logf` only prints when the test fails and, in that case, it is quite useful to see the packets received from the upstream servers...


Did you want this hardcoded for Linux or Mac?


Well, [CoffeeLint](http://www.coffeelint.org/) defaults the characters to 80 and `max_line_length` level to **error**! I will change it to 120 characters, give it a try and then decide to ignore it.


is this format sha512($p.$s)  ?  If so, then yes, you 'could' have a problem here.  But you can always work around this by doing an extra ```w16[GETPOS16(len, index)] = 0; w16[GETPOS16(len+1, index)] = 0; w16[GETPOS16(len+2, index)] = 0;``` right after line 217.  Salt is only 4 bytes, so this would get any salt and the 0x80, and would only cost 6 bytes of writing.  This is likely less of a slowdown than a full memset, you will also never run off end of buffer, since there is 16 bytes 'padding' at the end for the bit count.  Now, if the passwords are full length, this is likely a wash, same speed as memset (possibly just a touch slower), but most users are hitting with 8 to 16 byte passwords, so there should be quite a bit of gain, AND this theoretical issue goes away. You could also ignore this, and add this test to valid, and simply ignore those.


but you can't create a closure on an extern inline member methods, that's one limitation.


@julen @jleclanche Reverting the template loaders in *95-outro.conf* back to the previous state makes overextends no longer work since it won't discover first the overextending template located within the `import_export` app. Just verified that. Do you have an alternative way for getting overextends working?


extern inline member methods should be moved to an impl class too.


I would suggest them to go to something like https://hub.spigotmc.org/stash/projects/SPIGOT/repos/bukkit/browse/src/m...
instead.


This is a poor way to support multiple configuration files: If the user has multiple API tokens, they can override the default when invoking pushover.sh.

A better way to provide this kind of functionality would be for the user to explicitly define the path to an alternate config file, for example:
```
pushover.sh -C ~/my_other_pushover.conf
```


I wonder if this is a good idea to loop over frames. As we know, some libraries generate too much frames (such as Polymer).

I also wonder if this is the cause of [issue 7767](https://code.google.com/p/fbug/issues/detail?id=7767).

Florent


I think we removed them all, no? Are there any left?


These may change from time to time: It would be better for the user to consult the current set of values on pushover's API documentation. (Perhaps we should add a direct link to the sounds section of the docs?)


Oops didn't see your last message( 4 days ago), I am not using hangouts but viber & whatsapp, sent your my number on your mail.

Well, like I said you can build webchromium once with no optimizations flags doing so

make libwebchromium -jN


すみません、余計なファイル混じってました！！


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I have a feeling to would be a good idea to investigate this!
Please take a look and figure it out!
It's a good test to see if the `public Collection<String> getTabList(CommandSender sender)` is good enough.
Maybe we need `public Collection<String> getTabList(String arg, CommandSender sender)` maybe we don't ...


To be consistent with test naming can we have this file named `test-integration-extended.sh`. I'm aware it's lengthy but at least sticks to convention of naming all integration tests.


But we still won't be able to create closures for inline methods, so what's the point?


It feels to me like the relation here should run the other way. I'd personally like to see form as a generalized model that doesn't rely on any brambling models.


The main thing I had in mind here is smoothmotion, since for smoothmotion we need a clean way to bind a FBO to a texture either way, and copying p->pass_tex[0] seems a bit weird.


使用需要使用对象,而不是使用整数....


The commit message is wrong.  It should say Issue # 108**8**, not 108**1**.


So, even if pubsub doesn't support auto-create should disco list auto-create (because of PEP)?


well, since you are testing a new package, it is not really an integration... I think in future this will more lands as 'e2e' test


asdasd


I prefer to use `mapping2["PlantQn2:uptake"]` here, do you?


@princeamd you will like this feature :)


Yeah, but that's only because I couldn't really add something like #if ANTIRING>0 to code that was already inside a multi-line macro. It was something that's suboptimal about the current code, which this rework solves cleanly.


Should be renamed TEESMC32_OPTEE_FASTCALL_L2CC_MUTEX, as it is already done in optee_os


This will not work: both tests use the same port for starting the fallback server, and none of them tries to shutdown the socket listener. So the second test will always fail with a bind error. We are a bit lazy: we should properly fix this by shutting down the listeners..

I think it would be convenient to go through a pull request for this kind of changes...


@tdn So you probably want:
```JavaScript
var parser = new N3Parser({ blankNodePrefix: '' });
```

BTW Thanks for suggesting this commit number 400 :wink:


Point taken. Well, at least smoothmotion doesn't need to scale from a frame texture, since they're pre-scaled.


I feel like you two are in a completely different dimension right now... But maybe I'm just slow today.


Suggested by @jmnavarro. See https://github.com/jdg/MBProgressHUD/pull/228.


This does not return  localized, instead this returns key(VIDEOS_DOWNLOADING) for localized string.


> (Should be just get rid of GLSL() completely?)

We should decide that after the code is done, IMO.

> you'd need to know that "color.gb" has two components.

You're right, could get rid of that parameter and simply dump the result in ```vec4 result``` or whatever.

Maybe we could store the names for the textures inside p->pass_tex, also? Not sure if that works out, otherwise using an index seems fine.


It is related to the fact that we raise the more high-level `EntityAlreadyExistsException` in the persister when using the "LOOK_UP" duplicate prevention strategy (instead of `TupleAlreadyExistsException`). So I ended up with different exception types being passed to the error handler, depending on the dialect and its duplicate prevention strategy. But it actually may be better done in the persister. Looking into it.


Ah okay, I must have glossed over that.


Actually I think this is not longer true.  Check the code around cache.py::get_cache which is a bit more specific about what needs to be there and settings specific to those caches.


Fair point, both fields (and thus this class) could be avoided by having `getType()` and `as()` in sub-types.


Nice one, that won't work.  MySQL will though :)


I don't think we need to optimize as much for the failure case. Applied ops is what concerns me more indeed.


Have switched back to LCD notifier:
https://github.com/neobuddy89/hammerhead/commit/0e79b2acdc201afd70582fd102bc64729b8720ae
https://github.com/neobuddy89/hammerhead/commit/4563e64cd64c00204b5ce18c0483d249fc53da40

Interesting discussion here:
https://github.com/dorimanx/Dorimanx-LG-G2-D802-Kernel/commit/bca4da3fc77d28556aa0b97e488768e941c0367d


Just something that occurred to me: what are the advantages of this structure rather vs mixing a non-relational database in? Obviously mixing a non-relational database in right now would be a major project, but it might be worth considering eventually?


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New version allows you to add files and folders, and also keep track of multiple folders to search when updating the library. Keeping the checkboxes within the dialog wasn't really an option, unfortunately, since when I turn the phone to landscape mode the files list shrinks so much as to be unusable. On my phone at least there's barely enough room for the text prompt, the current file path, the OK/Cancel buttons, and the files list.

The "search zips" option might need to be moved from the global settings to the per-folder settings, though.


Changing `$cached` to `$product_data` like the rest of the cart would make more sense here. It means the else is not required. The same for your `getLatestProducts` changes too


OTOH mixing in a new technology has a lot of obvious downsides too...


Here you ignored lines 119 to 125, didn't you? "openrdf-sesame" is Linux specific.


indeed.


My think was more that they could return something like `RETRY` and we'd take care of that on our side. Probably somehow configurable (kind of strategy, number of retries etc.).


No, the standalone pubsub service shouldn't list it; the PEP service should.


Hehe, ok. Always wanted to employ that pattern :)


My fault commited by accident. Will fix


I'd bring back iso-codes, but I guess not critical.


Can do, but it's not needed, right? Only the commit triggers the exception.


License header missing, till le land the header fixup please make sure they are there.


Ok. Writing these tests was quite a pain btw.


How is the file type a state?


Sorry, I do not see why  (type & TEEC_MEM_INPUT) is always  true


Does this make it more readable?


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Ditto?


develop (macumber) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: Tests Failed

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You want this?


By the way, why do you do a special case for the Resource?
Can't we have the following?
```python
    def traverse(self, predicate):
        return predicate(self.__class__(
                list=self.list.traverse(predicate),
                predicate=self.predicate.traverse(predicate)))
```


There is no error in the paper I made a mistake - this is fixed in a later commit, the original code

`x:addcdiv(-stepSize, state.m, state.denom)`

is correct


I would say:
```
@Override
public @NotNull byte[] save() {
```


Problems with SQL  queries  to be fixed once FX Interface is properly designed and   queries tested.


TeamCity MonoGame :: Develop (Win) [Build 3.3.0.2211](http://teamcity.monogame.net/viewLog.html?buildId=5624&buildTypeId=MonoGame_DevelopWin&guest=1) is now running


should we use a string buffer instead of Sprintf? Might be a difference in performance critical applications.


The space that separates the class names was deleted by accident


Cool, I'll update the pull request in some time.


It's redundant in that right now, we're doing this (for NV12 material):

1. color.rg = texture1.rg
2. render to FBO of the same size // this put is currently inside an if (1)
3. upscale from texture1.rg

For the plane_count == 2 case we should be skipping steps 1 and 2 altogether.


I would prefer having a display: block in .lp_navigation-tabs__link instead of the utility class lp_block


You comitted back the strange condition...


This must be wrong. state classes must only be used as adjoining classes.


Might as well include ``cparams`` in the cache line of the uniform, then, as opposed to the resulting matrix.


Thanks!


They can also find it on google scholar :) But I will put it on my page soonish


Some notes here:

- The most advanced version is `meerdere_schermen.py`. Please run this file.
- `meerdere_schermen.py` consists of a part written in the Kivy language, and a part written in Python. The idea is to let the `.kv` part do most of the designing stuff, and the `.py` part do most of the interactions. As expected, it's a PITA to let them work together nicely.
- Credentials are successfully saved in the unencrypted `keyring.json`.


Good then. You also could unroll the loop by generating it in C etc., whatever you prefer.


SetInCombatWithZone? This is what else is it? They should not attack until you did not you start attacking.


develop (macumber) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (2166 of 2182 tests passed)

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>Maybe we could store the names for the textures inside p->pass_tex, also? Not sure if that works out, otherwise using an index seems fine.

Yes. ``pass_prepare_src_tex()`` and also the vertex array object pretty much hardcode a fixed relation between texture units 0-3, their source rectangles, the GLSL variables etc., so the texture unit has implicitly all information associated with it.


coloca o 0.01 em um valor também, assim como o rank e numIterations


Excellent.

It's a snow day for me so I finally have a chance to look at all your work.  You are moving at such a fast pace that I'm starting to rethink the practicality of proposition #420.  But I was going to at least take a peek at the appcompat stuff, your mods to it, and updating the build readme this morning.  From there maybe I can just make inline comments in your commits.

BTW what time zone are you?  I'm US eastern time.


I test it, and it seems that the this:
$question['answers'] = $event->get('answers');

is not working. This works:

$answer = $event->get('answers');


@ace20022 I have tested the code, can't solve the issue.  chinese is not alphabetic. suggest to add some code to check chinese.


> They can also find it on google scholar :)

Sounds good.

> People can write a letter to the university's library.

Short-term, would you write that letter?

Long-term, no: IIRC my university/department/course destroys theses after 5 years (who said theses are publications anyway ;-)?) and ignores the electronic copies it forces us to hand in *on CDs* (which will self-destroy anyway given enough time).


para usar string formatadas você pode usar assim s"Execution time for training: $time \n" e isso é em geral mais eficiente


Como você definiu o usuario como um Vo fica meio sem lógica você poder alterar seus atributos. Normalmente criamos vo passando seus atributos no construtor ou buildando um vo.

`$usuario = new Usuario(user, senha).`

Como senha é algo mutavel não faria a classe usuario um Vo.


1. Test filename should follow the "test_[metaproblem name]" format, so "test_decompose.cpp"
1. It's a good start, but tests for meta problems should be more exhaustive, take a look at how it was done here: https://github.com/esa/pagmo/blob/master/tests/test_shifted.cpp You can even copy the general framework of this test


Good stuff, another interesting note from Motorola's own variation of lcd-notifier:
https://github.com/MotorolaMobilityLLC/kernel-msm/commit/2dcbc964b00b4084afe89ea0c2b4f12be6a5a8a3

Not sure if this is directly related to the issues you saw, (the commit message was a little vague) but I'd probably stay away from switching to fb notifiers if the device already has an alternative in place.

Additionally, switching from fb notifiers to an alternative (lcd-notify, mmi-panel-notifications) is harmless. :)


> Short-term, would you write that letter?

Formally, not a problem. Would I pay X bucks to Springer? No. Can people cite Springer articles? Yes.


Yes, that's what the ``if (1) { //p->plane_count > 2) {`` line below tried to do. It doesn't work out, because again the scaler is currently taking texture0 strictly. Once this is changed, it'll probably work. I see now what you mean and I agree. (Maybe NV12 needs some special-casing anyway, possibly. If no RG textures are available, a LUMINANCE_ALPHA texture is used to get two channels, and then the image data will be in ``.ra``. But ignore that for now.)


when I tried this cmake said it couldn't find luvi.exe


para usar string formatadas você pode usar assim s"Mean Squared Error = $MSE \n" e isso é em geral mais eficiente


DIM and DIM_INPUT changed to `const UInt` overcomes the two AppVeyor build errors.


I don't know what the difference is, I just wanted to format a string :P This seems to work and is nicely readable. There is also the other variant where you use the `+` operator and concatenate strings with that like
`"/" + name + "/" + result["id"] + "/" + keyName`

But that is not so readable in my opinion.


No... the uniform caching is supposed to be about avoiding additional OpenGL calls (``glUniformXX`` etc.). So what you want is a completely different case. And my point was that these glUniform calls are likely much more expensive anyway, so we should measure and implement uniform caching first.


Button counts + 1
CountCtrl starts at 0 and logs it
Model presents it in the text field


@jdesboeufs @Flightan ping


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What formatting standard is this?


Francisco José Ríos Bello


That sounds right.  I'm still not as familiar with how scalaz is put together as I'd like to be but `>>=` and `>>` are standard monad functions.  `VcsAction[A]` implements the `Monad` typeclass in the package object and picks up this and more.

````scala
  implicit object VcsActionMonad extends Monad[VcsAction] {
    def point[A](a: => A): VcsAction[A] = VcsAction(a)
    def bind[A, B](fa: VcsAction[A])(f: A => VcsAction[B]): VcsAction[B] = fa.flatMap(f)
  }
````


I'm Eastern Time. I'm running out of things to work on, so the fast pace won't last! Plus I have some freelancing work lined up soon anyway.


@SanderSpies +1 - In my app I adopted the approach that if the style property name starts with something other than a lower-case letter that it just goes verbatim into the CSS, and that seems to work pretty well from the developer's point of view: https://github.com/robertknight/ts-style#descendant-and-pseudo-selectors

Incidentally - the StyleSheet.create() branch is starting to look very similar to what I've done in that repo so I might be able to migrate back to react-style in future. Would you be open to including type annotations in your projects? That's useful because it lets Flow/TypeScript check that when you reference a style that it is valid.


Could you please have a look at https://github.com/stefanbirkner/junit/blob/parameterized-example/src/main/java/org/junit/runners/Parameterized.java Sorry, for not giving you the information.


:+1: thanks, fixed


@reicast/members Anyone familiar with travis know how to get it to accept the sdk license short of using the android build option? The ADT bundle stopped before API 21, but 21 is required for Android TV.


não tem como args.length ser maior que zero e args[0] ser vázio


não tem como args.length ser maior que um e args[1] ser vázio


FB notifiers causes crash with Ambient Display on.
Thanks for mmi-panel-notifications, worth a try (by placing State notifiers hooks in panel.)  ;)


Bah, annoyingly this highlights the default locale tab if there are errors on an alternative translation, even if the default locale is actually valid. This is because we use the validations on the parent object for the default locale, and the validations on the `Translation` for alternatives.

![screen shot 2015-03-06 at 12 46 39](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/282788/6525582/f9bcfd2a-c3fe-11e4-8c3e-055613023878.png)


There are multiple rows like this that removes the `setTimeout()` which isn't really needed here.


I think we are solving the problem on the wrong side. Can't we get ```document.width``` or something similar working on the server? Like adding a "screen" variable or something. I'm not very familiar with server side rendering.


Maybe change it to `'/killbill-<%= identifier %>/0.0.1'`, to:

* respect the actual plugin name (each generated plugin will be named  `killbill-<%= identifier %>` by default, see https://github.com/killbill/killbill-plugin-framework-ruby/blob/master/lib/killbill/rake_task.rb#L146 and https://github.com/killbill/killbill-plugin-framework-ruby/blob/master/generators/active_merchant/templates/plugin.gemspec.rb#L4)
* use a real version scheme in case the code later on does some check on it (so it doesn't choke on a random string)


See comment above.


> Formally, not a problem. Would I pay X bucks to Springer? No. Can people cite Springer articles? Yes.

Ah, your point was "Is one allowed to cite a master thesis? Yes.", which I wasn't debating at all. But when citing a master thesis, it's still better to put it online, even though it's not formally required — like tons of other things which aren't formally required and we still do, out of courtesy to our readers, even when their effect on acceptance might be small.


This test is implicitly made each time someone calls `db2arr()` so no need to explicitly do `t.notOk(err, 'no error')`


No mahout o itemId e userId são sempre longs, em spark não é assim não?


Nice :)


This code is remnants from previous time checking code and no longer used.


shouldn't this be protocol-agnostic? (same below)


Added new project


Okay :)


:warning: You need `p.split[0].split[-1].to_s`.


Also old test code that's not used.


Never mind, it's probably correct :-)
What we're actually missing is semver and semrel on ReportUnknownPackage and adding that to the filter as well.


You're right. This file is a template for further functionalities, but is not used right now.  Feel free to remove it or to keep it.


Refactor this into two separate `verifyIn()` calls (`base` no longer needed)


org.openmrs.web is missing in the parent pom


ok


I think we must check if the required packages to work with MySQL are installed or not, if DATABASES includes MySQL. And the same goes for sqlite and PostgreSQL. So dropping it without providing a working replacement is a blocker for me.


Had this in for testing, was really meant to remove that before the previous commit.  *D'oh*


Same here. Break into two `verifyIn()`


See comment in https://github.com/killbill/killbill-plugin-framework-ruby/commit/24427e1d5fa0a4f68dd769d8120427557c248ded#commitcomment-10070651.

Maybe re-generate the plugin on top of your (**clean**) Stripe tree and override only that file, to make sure the generator template is correct?


See above.


What we're testing here is that the result is a `notFound` error, so it can be a single row.


Outra coisa é o significa dos nomes dos métodos. Como não existe buscar campeonato que não o do dono em nosso domínio não precisamos desse nome gigante.

`$repo->getCampeonatos( $usuario ) `

Já resolveria


For consistency.


its ok


Nit: a regression test would be neat :smile_cat:


is True is not needed just po.has_only_stockable_item:


*.xsl.php의 경우... 너무 많이 바뀌어서그런지 굳이 중간에 커밋 하나 넣었던 의미가 없어져버렸네요...


Esse método nos daria o resultado esperado ?

http://docs.makecups.apiary.io/#


After a discussion with @tpolecat I changed this in a subsequent commit.  The `hasPermission` method shouldn't need to be called in the AWT loop, but if it isn't in the AWT event loop the cache speedup won't do anything.  That's okay in this case.

The problem I ran into was that on occasion the AWT code would throw a NPE for some reason when called from test code.  Instead of asking the caller to know whether they are on the event loop, I switched this to just handle the exception and skip the cache speedup.  You can check whether you are in fact on the event loop but that check initializes the `Toolkit` and I wasn't confident that it too wouldn't throw NPEs.


Add New fibaro smoke detector fgsd-002


В продолжение комментария к пулл реквесту:
Как я поняла, по логике, проиллюстрированной на вебинаре, именовать классы нужно было так (вроде):
```
<section class="reviews-slider">
  <article class="reviews-slider__item">
    <p class="review-slider__header">Николай Петров</p>
    <p class="review-slider__text">«Это приложение...»</p>
  </article>
</section>
```
Вот скриншот кусочка кода из презентации:
![screenshot 2015-03-06 15 52 24](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/8693241/6525635/e02ae358-c418-11e4-899d-e311cb6a0cbf.png)
В этом случае меня смущает то, что глядя на классы "в отрыве" от HTML будет неочевидно, что заголовок и текст вложены в `item`. С другой стороны, в моём случае названия классов совсем странные. Подскажи, пожалуйста, как же правильно?


if any([x.product_id and x.product_id.type in ('product', 'consu') for x in order.order_line]): is more beautiful


@podolskis great suggestion, thanks, amended the PR


Ah ah right, it was in the original PR, I just replaced the function name... ;-)


-> has_non_stockable_item instead


Change to has_stockable_item


It doesn't really make sense to not have a path for a submodule while I experienced cases where a submodule didn't have a URL. In particular submodules are usually identified by their path so I assume it is present.


Rsyslog 8.8v.
I got a problem with $MaxMessageSize=10k option (global(MaxMessageSize="10k") works well) on i686 arch.(x86_64 works well)
After each restart of rsyslogd I got:
Mar  6 06:56:22 prod-c3-cms1 rsyslogd-2009: maxMessageSize tried to set to -29910117889595392, but cannot be less than 128 - set to 128 instead [v8.8.0 try http://www.rsyslog.com/e/2009 ]
Mar  6 06:56:23 prod-c3-cms1 rsyslogd-2009: maxMessageSize tried to set to -3181058937837568, but cannot be less than 128 - set to 128 instead [v8.8.0 try http://www.rsyslog.com/e/2009 ]
Mar  6 06:56:24 prod-c3-cms1 rsyslogd-2009: maxMessageSize tried to set to -3893748631066624, but cannot be less than 128 - set to 128 instead [v8.8.0 try http://www.rsyslog.com/e/2009 ]

And it truncate messages which as sent to central log collector (via relp)


(I've been sleeping during the day recently)


Happy to put it back... but only as part of a refactor that eliminates the repetition/duplication.


Are you sure about this?
My understanding was that each boss in this dungeon will automatically attack after it's summoned.
But I might be wrong...


Shouldn't code that belongs to a certain type be in the corresponding source file? As `wrap_repository` certainly belongs to Repository I think it makes sense to have it in repository.c instead of submodule.c. I can change that, though, if you think otherwise.


Tentamos evitar ao máximo a criação de set desnecessários pois isso deixaria os modelos frágeis fazendo perder sua consistência. Por isso revise a utilização de métodos set.


This commit (and the previous) look fine; could you commit it to master?

Thanks!


Använder Haskell också algoritm W?


Please explain how this change alters behaviour. AFAICT, the places where testPort is used previously used the very same value, i.e. 17625. So there should be no difference in behaviour.


Northrend Beasts enter combat - here agree. Jaraxxus, Faction Champions and Valkyrie - no.


you salty nerdz


`Environment.NewLine` not good enough?


lgtm


Coment


Hah, famous last words ;)  Whenever I think I'm "done" somehow more stuff ends up on my plate :D

I think I may have resolved the issues you had with the appcompat libraries not working out-of-the-box.  I'm doing a dry-run in my fork:
https://github.com/littleguy77/mupen64plus-ae/commits/android-support-library

Also, I changed the directory structure a bit to match the android-sdk.  Should make it more obvious how this directly ties to the official sdk and provide a convention for adding other extras libraries in the future.


These `if` blocks are very similar, wouldn't it make sense to move that code to a function to avoid duplication?


what does SSLv23 mean?


I'll remove this, it was for testing


even better, will do - but in some cases you _do_ want explicit LF because eg xpathNavigator.OuterXml will produce LF strings even on Windows...


To be honest… I'm not sure it's doable. I moved all the authentication mechanism outside of the view controller and it doesn't work. I have EXACTLY the same problem, as this guy: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/26630477/does-the-implementation-of-gppsignindelegate-have-to-be-a-viewcontroller-or-appd

But in my case, `DVSUserManager` (a class, where I moved authentication logic) already is a child of `NSObject` (and, of course, it's not a Swift class). This is really, really strange. I struggled with this issue before and I haven't found any working solution. `DVSUserManager` is a singleton, can this be a source of problems? I've checked and it's not deallocated when the system goes outside the app to make G+ web authorization. Any ideas @akashivskyy @WojciechTrzasko @rad3ks ?


um exemplo da não utilização do set é aqui. não é um ser externo quem vai dizer quem é o campeão ou o status de um campeonato.
Através de alterações que vão ocorrendo durante o desenrolar do campeonato que a propria entidade definira esse status.


Да, надо везде // сделать. Что-то я не отследил…


Legal. Deixou a implementação na camada de infra, pois dependendo da tecnologia que dira o tipo de persistencia que utilizaremos


Ok, I integrated all other suggestions. Leaves me with the exact shape of this contract. What shall we do here? Single method (`supportsTransactionType` returning an emum value), or the more involved `TransactionCapability` approach? @emmanuelbernard, do you have any more input on this?


Use prototype


LGTM @marcosc


Cool!

- Is it possible to put the kivy layout in a separate .kv file instead of in a string as done here

- as for the json keyring: we probably want to use this in a separate `AndroidKeyring.py` to implement the API of our `credentials.py` so that is can be passed on to a worker instance. Maybe we could also use encryption (http://stackoverflow.com/questions/25147323/saving-login-screen-username-and-password-for-kivy-app)


Gostei. um exemplo aqui de inversão de controle, IoC. o campeonato utiliza um repositório, não é função dele saber de onde vem esse repositório.  Sugiro so trocar o nome da variavel. `$jogadorRepository`


What's the deal here? I thought we didn't use these libs?


It's better using the set method


this is not needed in this commit yet


J'ai ajouté des "tips" aussi, en complément de l'aide. C'est plus facile à lire je trouve.


`||` has lower priority than `&&` (like `*` higher than `+`). You have to put a `()` around the first two conditions, or it will evaluate the latter two first. That's most likely not the semantics you intended.


In the case of student all fields are necessary, but I could have done it explicitly by defining them. Good point!
I'll take note about joins instead of subqueries. In MySQL the default is INNER join, but again I could have made it explicitly for better readneess and understanding!


The client is the one that requires it, so not sure about this. I also think its pretty obvious that the attack works regardless of delivery method.


When this change is expected to be released?


I guess we should use
```java
public abstract class TcpClientHandler<T extends Model> implements Runnable
```


Last time, you don't need to return a value for event handlers.


Thank you!


enaled??


Ok great, please redo the query by using the joins. Thanks.


It should definitely be moved to a separate object. Are you sure the delegate is set up correctly?


concatenation with "+" is memory intensive. A string is immutable and therefore has to be copied many times. I guess Sprintf is way better than "+" but a buffer would be the most performant solution :P

But I guess you're right, Sprintf wins because of readability.


je n'ai rien modifié aujourd'hui


Iniciado repositorio


If you plan to just put a bed there and let the player click on this, why don't the player just bring a bed?


2015-03-06 14:01 GMT+01:00 Iaroslav Pleten <notifications@github.com>:

> Rsyslog 8.8v.
> I got a problem with $MaxMessageSize=10k
>

If you really used $MaxMessageSize=10k than that's the problem. The correct
form is without the equal sign:

$MaxMessageSize 10k

One may now argue that this is a bug, and indeed it is. But that part of
the legacy config is real legacy. It exists so that prexisiting configs can
be parsed. So there is no point in fixing that - at least for me. Patches
are nevertheless happily accepted.

HTH
Rainer

> option (global(MaxMessageSize="10k") works well) on i686 arch.(x86_64
> works well)
> After each restart of rsyslogd I got:
> Mar 6 06:56:22 prod-c3-cms1 rsyslogd-2009: maxMessageSize tried to set to
> -29910117889595392, but cannot be less than 128 - set to 128 instead
> [v8.8.0 try http://www.rsyslog.com/e/2009 ]
> Mar 6 06:56:23 prod-c3-cms1 rsyslogd-2009: maxMessageSize tried to set to
> -3181058937837568, but cannot be less than 128 - set to 128 instead [v8.8.0
> try http://www.rsyslog.com/e/2009 ]
> Mar 6 06:56:24 prod-c3-cms1 rsyslogd-2009: maxMessageSize tried to set to
> -3893748631066624, but cannot be less than 128 - set to 128 instead [v8.8.0
> try http://www.rsyslog.com/e/2009 ]
>
> And it truncate messages which as sent to central log collector (via relp)
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> <https://github.com/rsyslog/rsyslog/commit/7c097d363a62e1ed8f1a9e38326aa348eaed9d85#commitcomment-10070888>
> .
>


Yes, it is. If the delegate is set to something else than `UIViewController` (or possibly AppDelegate, like on the Stack Overflow), it's value is `nil` in `AppDelegate` after returning to the app.


Ok great, please redo the query based on the previous recommendations. Thanks.


This kernel image is broken. Not booting, no boot logo so I guess  its going into initial boot loop as there is auto reboot loop. I even tried to rebuilt the kernel from guithub aosp kernel repo (https://github.com/sonyxperiadev/kernel) but same error. The old kernel binary dated Dec 14 was working but as there are many commits after that it will difficult to revert all these commits.
I think kernel sources are broken somewhere , can you fix it please?

- Pradip


What do you mean "Chalcum Ingot"?. There are no chalcum ingots in skyrim or
ones that I have implemented. Do you mean Orichalcum ingot? Also, what do
you mean it should be 'cw_ingotorichalcum'. Should just be 'Chalcum
Ingot' instead.
Where? instead of what in what file, on what line, and why replace the id
with a string, or are you talking about the id. you're being so unclear


good to know :) this thing has to run lightning fast man!


Read here http://nodejs.org/api/tls.html#tls_protocol_support


\o/


It's true that they have no say in what upstream does, but equally I think it's well known that the github URL can be rewritten in this way, and I would bet that such a rewrite would be suggested.  A canonical naming scheme would be useful.


Test comment


I realised the issue **isn't** a cabal-install issue because the `Makefile` isn't using `cabal install` but `cabal configure` and `cabal build`.


would be good to have a test that tests that values existing in the current_section are actually taken without asking the user.


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:heart:


hmm strange that this works as the problem seems to be caused by another driver, see https://github.com/sony-omni/android_kernel_caf_msm8x26/commit/9943fb035b883acbb4086515288fa06d42abf5bc

or..... it is a timing issue


True, but it was only by chance that it was just the changelog that happened to change this time.


This and .banword's callback could include the room name in the response. Apart from that, this looks good.


Is there any difference  between cm12 charge only and miui chargeonly  mode?


libwvdrmplugine.so´*


A shorter code is: `Cldr.load(require('./fixtures/likelySubtags.json'));`


It's great to see we're upgrading cljs. I'm noticing some quirks around the upgrade:
* Escaping to normal mode doesn't work in vim
* Eval doesn't work (for html and cljs at least)
* A couple of my plugins don't work and I suspect compiled cljs compatibility issues. I tried building with the "build file or project" command and saving a .cljs file but the recompile had no effect.

I'll look into this last issue some more.
I also noticed cljsDeps.js was recompiled. How do we compile that for future cljs upgrades?


Sorry for confusing I'm using without "=":  $MaxMessageSize 10k.


@zeffli, do installation of libraries or other actions need to be taken to get the current "slow as nightmares" implementation of the SvCSGBooleanNode to work?  When I try hooking the vertices and polygons outputs of a BoxNode and a SphereNode to SvCSGBooleanNode and the vertices and polygons outputs of the SvCSGBooleanNode to a Bmesh Viewer or Draw Viewer I never see any output.  Even if this is an interim implementation until bmesh supports boolean directly it would be nice to be able to use even if slow.  Any troubleshooting or diagnostic suggestions you may have are greatly appreciated.


wdwadwad


Why do we have to setup ssh keys again?


@paulolieuthier actualy here the ```mGroupsHash.remove``` is missing ... this made me some headache, but have found it -> fixed in 4fc03f3


userじゃないよね


Cool ! Could you consider releasing faye 1.1.2 with this fix ?


cccccccc


Recent discussion of this commit before fixup:

@dscho wrote:
> Unfortunately, we cannot do that. This is a breaking API change, and an API is a promise. Even if we were ignorant about existing users of the compile() method (which we are absolutely not), it would be improper to just break that promise.
So I am afraid that the correct solution is to add the compile(File) method instead of replacing the compile(File, Writer) method. You can easily call the latter from the former, though.

> Ah, maybe you cannot just call the compile(File, Writer) method because the Builder is still needed and would be gone by the time we return from that method. So the method needs to be refactored, e.g. pushed into the Builder itself.

If I understand correctly, the use case of compile(File, Writer) was building a Maven project from a file (project build artefacts will be generated as files). The method I replaced this with has a completely different use case, which was already supported by setting the ´´´FILENAME´´´ key in the ScriptContext and then calling eval(<arbitrary Reader or String>) or compile(<arbitrary Reader or String>).

I will therefore:
 - revert these changes
 - make the error writer set from context error writer if given error writer is null
 - make the error writer default to null
 - and document behaviour of eval/compile.

Does this sound sane?


I agree, this is not a bug.
But the ``2.3`` LTS version is currently used with the newest bundles (like FOSUserBundle) who needs this configuration.

I did a news on it : http://blog.kmelia.net/news/symfony-fosuserbundle-et-le-session-handler_id/300


user_adress.include?("東京都港区")が返す値は何かをよく考えて、かつ出力してみてください。
if文が蛇足だとわかるはず。


Could this just be `where(public: true).not(latitude: nil, longitude: nil, geofence_radius: nil)`?


システムに必要ないファイルは消す、プログラムはMECEに。


Employeeクラスであることは分かってるからemploy_numは冗長、numberで充分。
あとスペルミスはバグの元になるのでしないように気をつける。
employ -> employee
adress -> address


torittってなんだ?


Something like `revisions.order("id DESC").offset(App.revisions_to_keep).each(&:destroy)` might also work. Not sure.


nit: Is there any particular reason not to use curly braces here, while using them in all other similar places? Same with the `lastIndexOf ` template.


sscanf works entirely in usespace. I believe the only way in which it can fail is by not finding a match. Since we already check for <malloc version="1">, this shouldn't happen.


How about "Offering" then, given that the first sentence in the section uses the word "offer"?

BTW, this is the only other place I can find in the document where it uses the verb "incorporate" when talking about SCTs, and it's specifically talking about embedding SCTs in certs:
"Alternatively, (root as well as intermediate) certificate authorities
may preannounce a certificate to logs prior to issuance in order to incorporate
the SCT in the issued certificate."


Thanks!


hmmm.......... yeah.  The code would be reused though.
The ONLY change that happens is here: https://github.com/TheCricket/Chisel-2/blob/ctm_refactor2/src/main/java/com/cricketcraft/chisel/client/render/CTM.java#L189
```java
	// check that we aren't already connected outwards from this side
	ret &= !(obscuring.equals(block) && getBlockOrFacadeMetadata(world, x2, y2, z2, side) == meta && Configurations.connectInsideCTM);
```
In which, we'd replace `Configurations.connectInsideCTM` with some other "thing"  If we want to make a different catch for texture names that controls this, it'd probably work.  texture-ctm.png.  texture-ctmi.png???  What do you want to call it?


コメントで説明しないといけないような変数名をつけてはいけない。
リーダブルコードの３、５、６章をすぐに読むこと。


That has nothing to do with what I'm doing here.


@sils1297 I'm not sure I get your point ?


Why?


I will but I'm about to go on holiday for a week. I should have time after that.


On 6 March 2015 at 13:34, Rob Stradling <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> How about "Offering" then, given that the first sentence in the section
> uses the word "offer"?
>

OK, then. :-)


OK.


We support postgres now. I don't see the problem.


we are forcing node to use SSLv3 or SSLv? why? and then a few lines later we unallow it?


@markstory thanks !


@ta2-1 what should I be doing instead here?


インスタンスだからって適当な名前をつけていいわけではない！


@jkarlin
No particular format standard, but I believe it makes easy to understand having a line break for each rule.


Doesn't this just leave _conn as None if the connection went away?


Seemed to be already done


Shawarma!


文字列を返すのはEmployの仕事であるべき？
FulltimeとParttimeで「家賃補助」という名目が異なったらどうなるか？
とりあえずここを２周読んで密結合と疎結合という概念を理解してください。
http://backyard.hatenablog.com/entry/20130220/1361319455


Don't think so. Thought of that as well, but the concat task copies it.


Sure, it's a good idea to put the thesis online.


Apparently it already freezes while generating runmoves.


fulltimeクラスのメソッド名にfulltimeを含むのは冗長


No, this just defines the protocol. As stated in the comment above and the documentation it's what node has as a default, I just wanted to keep it explicit since we are changing configuration of SSL.
Then the option `secureOptions` is what actually disables the SSLv2/v3.


スペル


A small typo for 'Before'.
Also, instead of using uppercase you could use 'cd' command.
While sending the new pull request make sure you use - git commit -a --amend.
This way you will update your existing patch rather than having more commits for a single change.

Thanks a lot for your patch :)


> @zeffli, do installation of libraries or other actions need to be taken to get the current "slow as nightmares" implementation of the SvCSGBooleanNode to work?

Everything is included.

The problem you notice is something I noticed a while back too, but unfortunately didn't spend much time trying to unravel that riddle. From memory it tends to mostly happen with the combination of those primitive nodes (Sphere.. and Box) , probably due to wrapping of vertices. I'll have a look later, it might be really simple.

I hope you understand why I am reluctant to sink time into when eventually bmesh should get these operators


If I make a custom class property, which is a child of `NSObject` and implements `GPPSignInDelegate`, inside the view controller, the delegate **is** set properly after returning to the app, but it's not calling any methods (success or fail).


Probably just crappy practice on my part :D. But i liked keeping the tile set and image layer sources next to the file over being in another directory. Figured this way it's flexible.


FulltimeEmployeeと関連するクラスだからParttimeEmployeeにした方が名前から関連性が類推しやすいのでは？


I don't see a problem with that. Make all of it respect that setting, and then we can split it up if someone wants it.


This one was sort of an ugly SOB. It was not well laid out originally to do vectored work, but I was able to make a few changes, and do it vectorized.

Speeds:

```
Benchmarking: keyring, GNOME Keyring [SHA256 AES 32/64 OpenSSL]... (4xOMP) DONE
Speed for cost 1 (iteration count) of 3221 and 2439
Raw:    1625 c/s real, 441 c/s virtual

Benchmarking: keyring, GNOME Keyring [SHA256 AES 128/128 XOP 4x]... (4xOMP) DONE
Speed for cost 1 (iteration count) of 3221 and 2439
Raw:    6701 c/s real, 1794 c/s virtual
```

4.1x speed gain on my XOP laptop.  NOTE, the oSSL mode also uses the same vectorized layout, it only does it for a fixed vector size of 1.  Also the symkey_generate_simple() was drastically simplified.  We want 2 16 byte key/iv from a 32 byte digest.  Pretty trivial, no need for improvement.  If there is a switch to AES256 later, then we can re-do that with 2 limbs, but for now, only a simple single sha256 is needed.


i


Backwards compatibility is not a concern for v4.0 - it's a clean break, so break whatever you want or must ;)