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Thanks Jim!


s/is/provides/


I don't think it makes sense to return an IconicsDrawable here. Should be a Drawable to support more use cases here. The BezelImageView should not know about the Iconics library or Drawable


Why not change the return type of `CudaNdarray_SIZE`? If someone assigns the returned value to an int, it would still work, and we need to recompile all the Ops anyway.


s/Name/name/


Agree with Gary. :+1: We know you mean only well with your work on Laravel, Graham :)

Glad that this was resolved though in a way that makes it so it's not completely rolled back but there's a secondary option, should appease everyone for the most part I think?


This is weird. The manpage metions `unsigned int` whereas the header file has `int`.  Can you investigate a bit on this issue if you have time?


Yeah, you'll need to typedef to use it in the foreach loop, but that doesn't mean you need to expose the typedef through the API, which was what I was concerned about. You can happily typedef it somewhere that it doesn't leak into the API. (Is capitalising it like a type more consistent than like a variable? EmoticonMap?)


This is a duplicate to the method in the BezelImageView


Why another ALIGN( n, 4 )? You already have one on line 2066.


Here too. Probably we should just use a single color background here. And the dev should set his own placeholder drawable for those items.


Cool. Then use a fake number like 9999


> I have mpc-hc@develop...Underground78:3d847ed328b057db1523ae7d968d4a1eeabf1fdc.

> About this commit, what happens if you just switch between branch with the same LAV (which should be most of the cases)?

If beetwen branches `build_ffmpeg.sh` were modified it will be reconfigured. Do you think it shouldn't? The idea is different build file means config is required to reflect changes there. But of course this may be a problem if build fails with some "old" configure. But at least we are consistent. I'm willing to remove build change check if you want.

> Also have you tried the case when the file doesn't exist (I would guess so but better safe than sorry).

Yes, it is configured in this case.


@taiyaei We hope so. @barryvdh has opened up another issue where we can discuss the way forward. We're every open to feedback on it so we can improve the way this stuff works.


Or, add a comment that explains what you just explained to me :)


+1, and I agree with Anislav's comment in #69


you might be in the `Js` module already.


I'm not the 100% politically correct type, but I nevertheless tend to avoid verbs like "kill" or "abort" in formal documentation. Unless it's UNIX commands or C functions, of course ;-)


@dcs619 , not sure it makes sense to make a special service method for this, and in most cases we'd want to avoid calling SaveChanges inside a service method as it's not intuitive to user that all their changes ( for that service) would be saved when they make a call to to this method (normally it is up to them to save the changes when they're ready to)/

Can you just put that simplified code into your actual check-in block?


This feature flag was just added (in the merge after the initial posting of the PR), but I think it can be removed since I remove the use of .as_slice().


Hmm, I only wanted to check that Git does not fool the check by changing the time when switching branches which would have caused the full rebuild to be always triggered.

The only issue I see is indeed switching to old versions without wanting to downgrade LAV (for example if it's not what you wish to test) but I'm not sure what we should do.


Looks great, thank you @lamagnifica :+1:


Last sentence sounds more like an internal/informal comment.


Oh, right, changed this before adding that previous ALIGN.


Oh, but without that it wasn't working for me.

I had to add it to make past videos on channel (when it is not live) work, please check that it works with your change, seems like without sanitization of params it doesn't work.

Is not better to just add the needed params to stream_params and keep using strong_params?


Since we changed the name of the project, I'm going to rename all these *init-XXX* defcustoms to exordium-XXX. But I'll do everything in one go, so that all users will only have to change their prefs one time.

Note I was naming all global variables and constants like *var* because it is the Common Lisp convention, but that's apparently not the case in Emacs Lisp.


Anyway, I think I'll replace the uniforms with DynamicLightDiffuseRed[], DynamicLightInvRadius[] so it doesn't look fugly.


Thanks for keeping CHANGES up to date, @hugovk


Can i release github-api-plugin? :)


@Aaronneyer changed the naming a bit. Let me know if that helps with the clarity.


I'm using Debian. Don't know the version off the top of my head - can check tomorrow. All my DNS are returning the hostname though.

The actual problem I have is that I automate the installation of fmDNS with Ansible. On every run the installer is invoked. This would be fine if php_uname would return the FQDN because I changed the server name through the portal.

Another approach to fix this would be changing the query which checks if a server is already installed to only check the serial number and not the name of the server (as I assumed that is the case anyhow because the serial is random and unique).


Specifying a modbus tcp port can be useful in cases where only non-privileged ports are available.  For instance, simulating a modbus slave using pyModSlave on port 502 requires root whereas ports above 1024 (such as 8585) do not.


If the formatted value has a mask such as "Dinner at %H:%M" calling A.Date.Parse() on it doesn't work so we will still have to remove that with regexes. Unless you have a better way in mind.


Styl inline? Oj oj!


hello louis49, sorry for the slow response. I had to merge these changes manually, thanks for contributing.


UAAAA! Why is the PQSMod that I'm trying to add (currently all hardcoded) not showing at all.?.. :( Could you look over the code, please? The PQS is more complex than I thought..
https://gist.github.com/ThomasKerman/4d9f2f8bc0255fe86f08


Great!


Y U No have a new line on all the files? O_O


Będę potem robił clean up z takich rzeczy.


Should put an opal_output here to at least alert the programmer that they goofed -- include the full variable name, etc.

Should it be something stronger than an assert()?  Because assert() is really an OMPI programming error, but it won't have any effect in a production build.


review this


Yes, it's something that i planned, add a withPlaceholder()

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> the dev should set his own placeholder drawable for those items.
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AutoDocsWithNoLTO (kbenne) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1667 of 1673 tests passed)

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This needs rework


Using array merge here will renumber the array keys thereby overriding the AsseticNode name. Losing the array key will cause assetic to add multiple instances of the same resource.


Also DynamicLightsDiffuseAndInvRadius sounds fugly too.


For some reason, it is not visiting the companies_path.   I have tested this on my localhost server, and /companies is working.


Let's just put "arm"? I doubt there's so many processors that it'll be confused with :)


I have no idea what that's all about.  I'll send you a pull request for what I have now.


> Hmm, I only wanted to check that Git does not fool the check by changing the time when switching branches which would have caused the full rebuild to be always triggered.

git doesn't touch files that weren't modified. But yes if you switch to "old" branch and go back to "new" one it will reconfigure. But reconfigure doesn't mean full rebuild it is just configure time and nothing else.

> The only issue I see is indeed switching to old versions without wanting to downgrade LAV (for example if it's not what you wish to test) but I'm not sure what we should do.

Don't build LAV. I use Lite builds if possible. We did relink LAV/ffmpeg everytime anyway.

That said I vote for this version of commit. But you have last word, because I don't want to introduce change that is troublesome for you or anyone else :)


remember that sensors only work from 10 cm to 70 cm


see what `$ rake routes` shows


Updating fork.


cheers!


Moving it up, I think bucket-assets it TMI :)


Any reason why you called freeze?


Cool!


Keep up the good work!


@dtamayo I found a way to rewrite Newton's method. Now the loop converges even with the breakout condition `if (oldX==X)`. It's slightly slower, but (maybe) more accurate.


Should this be NAN instead of -1? Would make the code a bit more verbose but might be a bit cleaner, and would technically also allow negative timestamps to work.


Perfect!  I was thinking about needing to do this while cooking dinner and then I come back and it is done!


these are both super close

that class method:

```ruby
def self.user_from_omniauth(auth_hash)
  # inside here find or create Authorization by provider and uid.
  # if there is already a user for the authorization, update them and return the user.
  # no user for the authorization, create one with the details from auth_hash
end
```

here is a resource. Remember you can do things however you want. This article puts the provider and UID on the User.rb but i like your solution with Authorization as a separate class.  http://richonrails.com/articles/google-authentication-in-ruby-on-rails


I guess it should be ok, we will see in the longer run.


>since now unique real frames have unique timestamps.

Not really - in fact the "effective" PTS could be easily made unique, while the "real" PTS can jump, go backwards, or not change in some corner cases. Also this doesn't account for playback speed. (Not sure how interpolation is supposed to behave when playing slower or faster, but I'm pretty sure this will break with this code.) Also you don't check for missing timestamps (MP_NOPTS_VALUE).


Shouldn't this be "multishot"?


There have been some recent changes to the way background jobs are managed, and I suspect they may have broken the plugin. I'll investigate.


MP_NOPTS_VALUE. -1 is a valid timestamp. Yes, you could use NAN if you're in for weird IEEE semantics.


Use "~> 2.8.0" here because in RSpec 3 the syntax changed.


Test commit


Maybe this could be made !=, or perhaps based on the frame's associated PTS / pointer / whatever; this would guard it against potential non-monotonic video clips. (Is there a test file for this? Simply seeking or framestepping backwards already seems to work)


Why it happened that way is because the link variable is only available in the scope of the modal show event handler. By storing the link globally, you can access its value in your click listener. and you can move your event listener to a place int he code that makes sense, i.e. with the other listener.


ha. whoops.


can change it to 'guys'.


When does this actually happen? AFAIK the existing logic should exclude this situation.


Does it work to put this on a separate `api-hidden.rst` page?


Here doesn't need any changes. It has to be 'ONGR'.


90022444-FewReleasePrepThings (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (654 of 656 tests passed)

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Hey thanks Tom. I never know etiquette on stuff like this.


Yeah, sorry. I did this to support something I was doing while offline for a week and I've not had time to do the usual pre-release testing on this. I'll sort it out asap.


Would you be open to adding a .editorconfig with the testing stuff to enforce spacing


Eh... I'd like to keep it the way it is if possible. It gives it more emphasis. If not though, your suggestion works too.


Can't you do a line search to find it?


I know timestamp is required and essential for our framework to work but it is not part of our schema so not enforced outside opyhd. If we are going to strongly enforce timestamps, we should add that to the schema, rather than formatting the docs here. There might be other data acquisition tools out there, not because opyhd is inadequate but people want to do their own thing, and don't understand the specific format data analysis tools require. Again, I still :+1:  the idea here but I think we need to enforce formatting in document level.


This should probably be `inputLine.match(/^[\s]*#include[\s]+["<]([a-zA-Z0-9_\.]+)[">]/gmi);`

- missing / at the begin
- first whitespace should be * instead of +


>Is there a test file for this?

I don't know a particularly good one. Discontinuities don't happen that often; just avoid exploding when it happens.

>Simply seeking or framestepping backwards already seems to work,

Both of these reset the VO.


The speed thing is a good argument, you're right that this doesn't adjust the ‘fscale’ according to the video speed. A simple way to fix that would be to stretch the fscale based on the delta between it and the next computed PTS - previous computed PTS.

The ultimate goal for this change was to make it so that framestepping can work in a clean way (which the queueing logic hasn't fully been updated for, yet); and perhaps eventually make it so that interpolation coefficients can be made more or less detached from the computed vsync positions (and instead incremented based on the display refresh or similar) as long as they're within a tolerance, which would be a simple way of eliminating jitter in the timings completely.


This could be refactored to something smaller :)


Delete empty line.


Delete empty lines.


FYI, error I was getting

```
ERROR • 03-24 17:39:24 • cloudinstall.charms] Exception in post-processing watcher, re-trying.
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "/usr/share/openstack/cloudinstall/charms/__init__.py", line 403, in watch_post_proc
    err = charm.post_proc()
TypeError: post_proc() missing 1 required positional argument: 'self'
[ERROR • 03-24 17:39:34 • cloudinstall.charms] Exception in post-processing watcher, re-trying.
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "/usr/share/openstack/cloudinstall/charms/__init__.py", line 403, in watch_post_proc
    err = charm.post_proc()
TypeError: post_proc() missing 1 required positional argument: 'self'
```


This is buggy because m_accid (now m_darwingAccid) can be NULL and you are not checking it.


You need to update the user proposal ratings controller for this change.


Why have you changed the fallback `SPI_DEFAULT_INSTANCE` to `1`?


This does not seem right, user should be allowed to destroy queue item only when he is the owner. The `if` here does pretty much nothing.


Cool :D Looking clean and good :+1:


#include <boost/filesystem.hpp>
#include <iostream>
#include <Windows.h>
#include <string>
#include <fstream>
#include <sstream>
#include <md5.h>

using namespace std;
using namespace boost::filesystem;
//hash md 5
uint F(uint X, uint Y, uint Z) { return ((X & Y) | ((~X) & Z)); }
uint G(uint X, uint Y, uint Z) { return (X & Z) | (Y & (~Z)); }
uint H(uint X, uint Y, uint Z) { return X ^ Y ^ Z; }
uint I(uint X, uint Y, uint Z) { return Y ^ (X | (~Z)); }
uint rotate_left(uint value, int shift) { return value << shift | value >> (32 - shift); }

string to_hex(uint value)
{
	string out;
	unsigned char hex;
	char hex_res[3];
	while (value)
	{
		hex = value % 256;
		_itoa_s(hex, hex_res, 16);
		if (hex_res[1] == '\0')
		{
			hex_res[1] = hex_res[0];
			hex_res[0] = '0';
			hex_res[2] = '\0';
		}
		out.append(hex_res);
		value /= 256;
	}
	return out;
}

string get_md5(std::string in)
{
	int length = in.length();
	int rest = length % 64;
	int size = 0;

	if (rest < 56)
		size = length - rest + 56 + 8;
	else
		size = length + 64 - rest + 56 + 8;

	unsigned char *msg_for_decode = new unsigned char[size];

	for (int i = 0; i < length; i++)
		msg_for_decode[i] = in[i];
	msg_for_decode[length] = 0x80;
	for (int i = length + 1; i < size; i++)
		msg_for_decode[i] = 0;

	__int64 bit_length = (uint)(length)* 8;

	for (int i = 0; i < 8; i++)
		msg_for_decode[size - 8 + i] = (unsigned char)(bit_length >> i * 8);

	uint A = 0x67452301, B = 0xefcdab89, C = 0x98badcfe, D = 0x10325476;
	uint T[64];

	for (int i = 0; i<64; i++)
		T[i] = uint(pow(2, 32)*fabs(sin(i + 1)));

	uint *X = (uint*)(msg_for_decode);

	uint AA = 0, BB = 0, CC = 0, DD = 0;

	for (int i = 0; i < size / 4; i += 16){
		AA = A; BB = B; CC = C; DD = D;

		A = B + rotate_left((A + F(B, C, D) + X[i + 0] + T[0]), 7);
		D = A + rotate_left((D + F(A, B, C) + X[i + 1] + T[1]), 12);
		C = D + rotate_left((C + F(D, A, B) + X[i + 2] + T[2]), 17);
		B = C + rotate_left((B + F(C, D, A) + X[i + 3] + T[3]), 22);

		A = B + rotate_left((A + F(B, C, D) + X[i + 4] + T[4]), 7);
		D = A + rotate_left((D + F(A, B, C) + X[i + 5] + T[5]), 12);
		C = D + rotate_left((C + F(D, A, B) + X[i + 6] + T[6]), 17);
		B = C + rotate_left((B + F(C, D, A) + X[i + 7] + T[7]), 22);

		A = B + rotate_left((A + F(B, C, D) + X[i + 8] + T[8]), 7);
		D = A + rotate_left((D + F(A, B, C) + X[i + 9] + T[9]), 12);
		C = D + rotate_left((C + F(D, A, B) + X[i + 10] + T[10]), 17);
		B = C + rotate_left((B + F(C, D, A) + X[i + 11] + T[11]), 22);

		A = B + rotate_left((A + F(B, C, D) + X[i + 12] + T[12]), 7);
		D = A + rotate_left((D + F(A, B, C) + X[i + 13] + T[13]), 12);
		C = D + rotate_left((C + F(D, A, B) + X[i + 14] + T[14]), 17);
		B = C + rotate_left((B + F(C, D, A) + X[i + 15] + T[15]), 22);

		A = B + rotate_left((A + G(B, C, D) + X[i + 1] + T[16]), 5);
		D = A + rotate_left((D + G(A, B, C) + X[i + 6] + T[17]), 9);
		C = D + rotate_left((C + G(D, A, B) + X[i + 11] + T[18]), 14);
		B = C + rotate_left((B + G(C, D, A) + X[i + 0] + T[19]), 20);

		A = B + rotate_left((A + G(B, C, D) + X[i + 5] + T[20]), 5);
		D = A + rotate_left((D + G(A, B, C) + X[i + 10] + T[21]), 9);
		C = D + rotate_left((C + G(D, A, B) + X[i + 15] + T[22]), 14);
		B = C + rotate_left((B + G(C, D, A) + X[i + 4] + T[23]), 20);

		A = B + rotate_left((A + G(B, C, D) + X[i + 9] + T[24]), 5);
		D = A + rotate_left((D + G(A, B, C) + X[i + 14] + T[25]), 9);
		C = D + rotate_left((C + G(D, A, B) + X[i + 3] + T[26]), 14);
		B = C + rotate_left((B + G(C, D, A) + X[i + 8] + T[27]), 20);

		A = B + rotate_left((A + G(B, C, D) + X[i + 13] + T[28]), 5);
		D = A + rotate_left((D + G(A, B, C) + X[i + 2] + T[29]), 9);
		C = D + rotate_left((C + G(D, A, B) + X[i + 7] + T[30]), 14);
		B = C + rotate_left((B + G(C, D, A) + X[i + 12] + T[31]), 20);

		A = B + rotate_left((A + H(B, C, D) + X[i + 5] + T[32]), 4);
		D = A + rotate_left((D + H(A, B, C) + X[i + 8] + T[33]), 11);
		C = D + rotate_left((C + H(D, A, B) + X[i + 11] + T[34]), 16);
		B = C + rotate_left((B + H(C, D, A) + X[i + 14] + T[35]), 23);

		A = B + rotate_left((A + H(B, C, D) + X[i + 1] + T[36]), 4);
		D = A + rotate_left((D + H(A, B, C) + X[i + 4] + T[37]), 11);
		C = D + rotate_left((C + H(D, A, B) + X[i + 7] + T[38]), 16);
		B = C + rotate_left((B + H(C, D, A) + X[i + 10] + T[39]), 23);

		A = B + rotate_left((A + H(B, C, D) + X[i + 13] + T[40]), 4);
		D = A + rotate_left((D + H(A, B, C) + X[i + 0] + T[41]), 11);
		C = D + rotate_left((C + H(D, A, B) + X[i + 3] + T[42]), 16);
		B = C + rotate_left((B + H(C, D, A) + X[i + 6] + T[43]), 23);

		A = B + rotate_left((A + H(B, C, D) + X[i + 9] + T[44]), 4);
		D = A + rotate_left((D + H(A, B, C) + X[i + 12] + T[45]), 11);
		C = D + rotate_left((C + H(D, A, B) + X[i + 15] + T[46]), 16);
		B = C + rotate_left((B + H(C, D, A) + X[i + 2] + T[47]), 23);

		A = B + rotate_left((A + I(B, C, D) + X[i + 0] + T[48]), 6);
		D = A + rotate_left((D + I(A, B, C) + X[i + 7] + T[49]), 10);
		C = D + rotate_left((C + I(D, A, B) + X[i + 14] + T[50]), 15);
		B = C + rotate_left((B + I(C, D, A) + X[i + 5] + T[51]), 21);

		A = B + rotate_left((A + I(B, C, D) + X[i + 12] + T[52]), 6);
		D = A + rotate_left((D + I(A, B, C) + X[i + 3] + T[53]), 10);
		C = D + rotate_left((C + I(D, A, B) + X[i + 10] + T[54]), 15);
		B = C + rotate_left((B + I(C, D, A) + X[i + 1] + T[55]), 21);

		A = B + rotate_left((A + I(B, C, D) + X[i + 8] + T[56]), 6);
		D = A + rotate_left((D + I(A, B, C) + X[i + 15] + T[57]), 10);
		C = D + rotate_left((C + I(D, A, B) + X[i + 6] + T[58]), 15);
		B = C + rotate_left((B + I(C, D, A) + X[i + 13] + T[59]), 21);

		A = B + rotate_left((A + I(B, C, D) + X[i + 4] + T[60]), 6);
		D = A + rotate_left((D + I(A, B, C) + X[i + 11] + T[61]), 10);
		C = D + rotate_left((C + I(D, A, B) + X[i + 2] + T[62]), 15);
		B = C + rotate_left((B + I(C, D, A) + X[i + 9] + T[63]), 21);

		A += AA;
		B += BB;
		C += CC;
		D += DD;
	}

	delete[]msg_for_decode;
	string res = to_hex(A) + to_hex(B) + to_hex(C) + to_hex(D);
	return res;
}
int main(int argc, char* argv[1])
{
	setlocale(LC_ALL, "russian");
	SetConsoleCP(1251);
	SetConsoleOutputCP(1251);
	cout << "Enter the directory path:\n" << std::endl;
	path dir_path;
	cin >> dir_path;
	create_directory("D://AboutFiles");
 ofstream f("C:/AboutFiles/AbFiles.tsv");
 f << "Name\t\t\tPath\t\t\t\t\tSize\t\t\t\t\t\t\tHash" << endl;

 if (is_directory(dir_path) && exists(dir_path))
 {

	 recursive_directory_iterator end;
	 for (recursive_directory_iterator it(dir_path); it != end; ++it)
		 if (is_regular_file(it->path()))
		 {

			 stringstream result;
			 string a;

			 ifstream myfile;
			 myfile.open(it->path().string(), ios::binary);
			 result << myfile.rdbuf();
			 a = result.str();
			 f << it->path().filename() << "\t\t" << it->path() << "\t\t" << file_size(it->path()) << "\t\t"  <<"\t\t" <<get_md5(a)<< endl;
		 }  cout << "AbFiles.tsv located in the C:/AboutFiles/" << endl;
 }
 else
 {
	 cout << dir_path << " does not exist\n";
 }

	f.close();

	system("pause");

}


as you can see the changes to multiple scatter are just formatting.


>No idea why test_fbo was this overengineered

Partially because its usage used to be more complex, and partially because it tried to avoid creating an FBO at all if it wasn't implied as required by the option (the FBO creation code would spam error messages even if it's never used).


Good job.


There should be empty line between specs.


de fügts immer automatisch derzu! :shipit:


There should not be an empty line here.


:shipit:


It specifically happens when using vf_vapoursynth on an image file.

I'm not 100% sure about the specifics, but I traced the execution of the function and this is the specific case it hit - it rendered a new frame in the video_decode_and_filter on line 613, but r returned VD_EOF because the VapourSynth filter keeps on requesting new frames even if there's nothing left, or something along those lines.

Either way, this check fixes the mentioned bug.


Typo?


rake routes is showing my route.

I also tried to add a link to the navbar to the companies path.  I changed the code from visit to a click_link, which it also isn't seeing.  It is showing up and working on my localhost still.


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I think this should be moved to stream.c instead.


The you should rename the this file to `spec/controllers/queue_items_controller_spec.rb` because `queue_item_spec.rb` is more conventional to model and controller is different.


That's not enough. I just sent you 3 different crash reports to Google Play from API 10 device :P


I agree the memory clearing feature can be enabled by default, but I disagree with that then leading to configure to fail because the OpenSSL backend doesn't support it... So, I think it should be default if the backend supports it otherwise not.


i don't java programing. how to install direct?


What? Timestamps are a part of our schema.
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I think you need to be more explicit about it, and maybe give an example. Normally, users would expect a "real" shader which declares uniforms and defines a main function, while we only allow what is inside a function body (statements, I guess).


@Kuitsi not enough for what?

I don't check Google Play for an open source library's sample project, sorry. Feel free to check the logcat and post bug reports or make pull requests.


OH MY GOD IM SO STUPID! I ever loaded the wrong version of the plugin into KSP xD Now it works. :)


`should` should not be used in examples message. Right way is to call it `it "creates a queue item"`


I was pretty sure I had the `ascii()` method covered!


`should` should not be used in examples message. Right way is to call it `it "redirects to my queue page"`


So besser?


Ah, that makes sense - avoiding error spam in particular. Shall I delete this commit?


Taking the leap, eh? Could be muddy waters ahead...


We could loosen up the generic constraint of `GeometryOperation`'s constructor.
Then we don't need these casts, since the type is already compatible.


I think I made this comment the last time. Some people just don’t give a fuck.


Remove empty lines.


Okay. The main thing I'm trying to avoid in this commit is adding vo->global to gl_video.c if at all possible.


could you explain this? I don't see how enableLocationListener(true, A) affects enableLocationListener(true, B)


now that it has a return code, it especially needs docs.


What does "active location" mean in this function naming?


At least I don't see much point in this.

You still can simplify it - remove the weird ``bool*`` parameter, and read/write the MPGL_CAP_FB flag in ``gl->mpgl_caps`` directly.


Also `should` - as i commented above.


LGTM. As long as it achieves the same results. :+1:


What is this loop trying to do if key is the same?


Should we use a separate registry for each tested package? Seems unnecessary, since network requests are independent of calling package.


I should add the only reason I put the minimum SDK down is because there was no compile errors and it ran fine on an emulator. :P


I like this idea!


I think I don't entirely understand... :(


@paulchamberland You break the file by the renaming variable.
Be carefull when you trying to do refactor.
Also, every label were not final because "multi language managing" and "final display" will be done in another sprint. They were deliberatly leave wrongly to focus on the functionnality


Prefer `.find_by` over `.where(args).first` as its more efficient. Also `.find_by` is used to look up single record while `.where` is for collection.


You don't need this. stream_read_complete is defined to always terminate it with 0, even if bstr itself does not guarantee it.


It's unavoidable to drag around the ``global`` thing, so I'm not opposed to adding it to gl_video.


@afollestad Ok, I'll post stacktraces as new issues. I just want to know if your library really work with API 8 as your build.gradle says


Why are we doing {{slide_distance == min(slide_distance, foo)}} instead of {{slide_distance =< foo}}?


A lot of these content uploader gems are configurable as to where they store assets. Fog is an all purpose gem that wraps cloud providers so, through it, you can save assets to Amazon's S3 or Rackspace or any other number of cloud infrastructures


Hey fellow developer!

You can just use `Cache::get($key, false)` and it will do exactly the same.


@paulchamberland It's ok to do SQL refactor like that at this stage of the project. But eventually, to easly deploy database modification. In a near futur, we will have to use "alter table" query


Oops, sorry. My bad IIRC.


reason for this change
https://github.com/mrdoob/three.js/issues/6288


Purr


@jeluard I think the regex used for version numbers was required for some reason.
Do you have access to push to Clojars btw?


s/Semantical/Semantic/  (see http://semver.org/)


This needs commenting IMHO.


@g-oikonomou: Do you see any core header file where this core macro could be placed? If there is none, maybe a new core header file should be created for common definitions. MAX() / MIN() macros could be defined there too instead of being defined at several places in the code base (I think there was an issue or a PR about that at some point).


Yeah, we can always revert it. So are we going to push today? I will rebase lav changes after you push, and postpone logger commit for next time.


Lol, nice catch.


somehow na.rm = TRUE does not work here for variables that are all NA. This produces still a match 'NA'.


I don't think we are in a hurry and I have to go so let's wait for @alexmarsev.


Even with this fix I'm still seeing issues on iPhones, iPad, and Android devices -- any other ideas?


Why you need to pass `created` if you will not use in function?


Right - I fixed that but forgot to push the changes.

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>  I think the regex used for version numbers was required for some reason.

Yes my bad I restored it.

> Do you have access to push to Clojars btw?

Not yet.


All these comments needs to go. Correct ruby code should not need any comments (unless you are writing some API documentation).


Ok


@marcosmartinezromero it is working for me now. There were some changes in the Javascript infrastructure for the UI and things may be not entirely working here and there. I think the recommender is fixed, though.


A lot of whitespace - delete.


Nice! really! I'm impressed with how easily you seem to have done that.


@paulchamberland I don't understand the restructuration of file. By doing it, I have to reconfigure server and redo all my work of this weekend because of sync repo cause a conflict. Well I manage that but with a little lost of some hours for testing everything


#define SPIX_BUF(spi) REG(TPASTE3(SSI, spi, _BASE) + SSI_DR)


Try save_and_open_page for debugging.

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> rake routes is showing my route.
>
> I also tried to add a link to the navbar to the companies path. I changed
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I think `setChecked()` is automatically handled by the preference itself (if you return true).


nice


You're checking r.Addr, but you haven't set it to anything yet?

I'm not sure whether golang is just turning the 'var raddr *net.UnixAddr" into a noop or whether it's actually overshadowing the variable you think you're checking.


Fixed in master.


mention that the rest must be sorted?


Only stores one of the found pairings match.

![](https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/-LrSgqYC9lqU/VRHgHRh5dgI/AAAAAAAAPhM/c8QQTgeCTF8/w976-h655-no/Screen%2BShot%2B2015-03-24%2Bat%2B3.06.54%2BPM.png)


#define SPI_TXBUF SPIX_BUF(SPI_DEFAULT_INSTANCE)
#define SPI_RXBUF SPI_TXBUF


I'll recheck the code and hopefully find a solution that reduces the overall confusion.

(I really don't know why the logic is so complex at this point...)


The following test program:
package main

import "fmt"

func main() {
	x := "hi"
	myfunc := func(string) string {
		var x string
		return x
	}
	y := myfunc(x)
	fmt.Printf("y is %s\n", y)
}
suggests that raddr is being overshadowed by the var, so it is not innocuous.


rc5 seems to be working too


delete this


```
SPIX_BUF(spi); \
```


on Mac OS


I confirmed this works on my mac, which does not have /sbin/ldconfig. I also confirmed it worked on a Cray with chapel and fftw module loaded.


rax retry tests


I think this qualifies as a simplification.


In upload/catalog/model/account/customer.php

was removed

`$mail->setTo($this->config->get('config_email'));`

and now no longer necessary

`public function __construct($config = array()) {}`


@th3fallen why did you added it again. Do you really need it? If we write a key to the keystorage we create the parent directories recursively so there shouldn't be a need to check if the base dir exists. It will be created once the first key gets stored.


Don't store this in a gist. That was a mistake on the other example. Just pull it into this comment so its always around.


interfae => interface


I'd call this maybe_append_quotes since its not always apending. Also move it to the mango_selector_text as its awfully specific in its use.


Move the append_quotes but export is_number_string.


You should do the is_binary/binary_to_list conversion in the is_number_string function as a head. Something like:

    is_number_string(Value) when is_binary(Value) ->
        is_number_string(binary_to_list(Value));
    is_number_string(Value) when is_list(Value) ->
        stuff.


This may be nuked by the time you merge from #1436


Good work. I like this.


Switching between Term and value is a bit confusing. Super minor nit, but I'd call this temp variable Val or Value since you're invoking value_str.


Your formatting is off...


Lines 2416-2421 and lines 2424-2429 could be converted into a utility method "checkIndex(int index, int length)". Also, the check on "index < 0" should precede the first check, because then the first check can be put into an else branch (i.e., if "index < 0" is true, there is no need to check for index > string.length()). The check for "index < 0" could have a branchProfile.enter().


Two notes on this:

You can use the template helper to add the script. Check out:
https://github.com/drmmr763/tmpl_pason/blob/master/tmpl_pason/index.php#L26

Which actually takes the source file and puts it into an array. We then push out that array right above the line you manually put in here:

https://github.com/drmmr763/tmpl_pason/blob/master/tmpl_pason/index.php#L187

By doing this I can actually minify the files up later up by adjusting the helper method I'm using.


never mind ^^


@tj see #159. I'll see if the old maintainers have some comments on the PR because I'm admittedly a little green with mongoskin, but if not I'll merge and release tomorrow. BTW thanks for express, jade, stylus, etc. - don't know how I ever lived without them :)


The thing that weirded me out about the VF code in general was the fact that partial progress and requesting more input were handled by return out of the code at that point and re-running the main video loop immediately in order to keep continuing and continuing until something new is decoded, but I guess most of that baggage is due to the fact that VFs are allowed to be asynchronous.

If I was designing VF from scratch, I'd have a blocking finite queue (like a Channel in most modern multithreaded languages) between each filter, and have them all write frames in an infinite loop on a separate thread, blocking on both input and output.

(EOF would be a special value that propagates through the channels, closing them in the process and stopping the threads)


"under the L2 norm." It seems nitpicky, but other norms are getting increasingly used in practice.


Lol.  And yeah, the PQS is dark voodoo magic.  Spent two weeks trying to
get a *completely* custom PQS tree running.

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ok


Yep, since we have the seat mode, now, we don't need that


thanks !


It was not easy, believe me. I had to google pretty much yesterday to find out how to do that ^^


note: needs assetic:dump
noe: triggers with enter button


thx örlgrey


Hi, 1st Thank You for the update.
The skeleton I'm pretty sure isn't being updated along with the changes to the children array. Resulting in bendDirection not being applied as it was before.


as you said one day:
if the code has more than 100 lines it is bullshit :)


Use unboxed type


I am sorry, I wasn't clear. What I meant is make data an embedded document with data_key and timestamp, not only DictField.


I'll take a look at doing that.  I've just transliterated what JRuby had, which I think is what MRI had as well.


Confusion between r.Addr and raddr perhaps?

raddr is only defined and used within that function, it's declared using var so that its scope is clear.

r.Addr on the other hand comes from the remote and is never modified.


I think I can imagine for what reason list_order was made: It is for the ordering of subtasks inside a supertask. (name sibling_order)

Then they recognized it can be used for giving explicite ordering for all tasks and renamed it to list_order.

The supertask_id was introduced December 2012 into the sourcecode.
And the list_order was named sibling_order before, see:

https://github.com/Flyspray/flyspray/commit/cbf7f14f34f54ec8228c6ebe0f568d0f89f0e411

The only places of list_order are here:
```
grep -ri list_order *
scripts/details.php:                                ORDER BY t.list_order',
setup/upgrade/1.0/flyspray-install.xml:    <field name="list_order" type="I" size="3">
setup/upgrade/1.0/flyspray-install.xml:      <col>list_order</col>
setup/upgrade/1.0/flyspray-install.xml:      <col>list_order</col>
setup/upgrade/1.0/upgrade.xml:    <field name="list_order" type="I" size="3">
setup/upgrade/1.0/upgrade.xml:      <col>list_order</col>
setup/upgrade/1.0/upgrade.xml:      <col>list_order</col>
```

Maybe they wanted implement that feature later but never get so far.

One reason I can imagine that an explicite list_order may be useful: I make a  "submitting an offer" using Flyspray tasks as positions in that offer and want that in a custom ordering and want that complete doing it within flyspray -  without exports to a spreadsheet or .odt/.doc format.

But for now we should just ignore list_order, because there is no real usage and interface.


You are missing 1 more `end` to close `def update_queue_items`


Delete this `end` now you have too many.


Enable json marshaler here, so I can store the pod/container information in systemd unit file.
I think I can store the infos one by one in the form of "key=value". But using marshal/unmarshal is just easier.


Or maybe I'm the one being confused, let me recheck...


Ok, I found out why the click_link wasn't working.  I assumed that capybara was rendering a page automatically, but it wasn't so there was no navbar to click.

I checked the logs.  It is actually going to the companies page and rendering companies#index, getting a 200 but I am still getting this error:

1) index page as an admin all companies should be listed
     Failure/Error: expect(page).to have_content company.name
       expected to find text "1 labs" in "Current cohort (edit) Current cohort + Add a class Assessments Attendance Attendance signin Attendance statistics Fix attendance records Companies Log out"


Ah no, I think I'm still right, ignore the confusion :)


:+1: for frequent committing. :smile:


right you are


textParam = "" lines are not needed


Actually the issue might be here? I did console.log($scope.foundPairings.length); and looks like there is only one item stored in the array...the other screenshot I posted a few minutes ago, both items have index of 0. I'm not sure if this is actually what the issue is or not. But it seems to only truly store the last match found.

![](https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/-3Aq9dfy7cMc/VRHkO6nED7I/AAAAAAAAPhk/B59Kt-v77rA/w976-h570-no/Screen%2BShot%2B2015-03-24%2Bat%2B3.24.36%2BPM.png)


why is this here?


If specifying that as default, we should also add a flavor which support multidex and thus override the testInstrumentationRunner property with com.android.test.runner.MultiDexTestRunner.


In general, it's a bad idea to update a collection returned by a method (lack of clear ownership and mutability semantics). I'd suggest to either:
1. Create the set in this method and pass it to `fetchLockedNodeIds`: fetchLockedNodeIdsAndAdd(..., set);
2. Create a set in this method, `addAll` the elements returned by `fetchLockedNodeIds` and then add `nodeId`


Brian, I *think* that setting the export to none breaks the app (no lookups work at all) under Search Head Clustering. I'm trying to get another customer to confirm, since this clearly doesn't break things on a standalone search head.


try binding.pry between lines 25 and 26 to drop into a console and see if the companies got saved and what might be going wrong


Use a proper variable name.


Let me know if you think this is a good idea


Wywalić do ustawień aplikacji - hardkodowane stringi z takimi rzeczami są be.


I thought about something like this too (and will eventually implement something like this sooner or later). Though you wouldn't really want to force _every_ filter to run on a thread, or you'd end up with something like gstreamer, which has significant overhead because it has to chain-wakeup so many threads to filter a frame.


Arg, you are right, I will have to use the combinators! :(


Nice patch. Thanks!


Could you remove this comment


Zrobić jakąś klasę przechowującą typu HeaderDataTypes i tam trzymać w jakiejś stałej ten application/json aby tego nie pisać w 10 innych miejscach.


It looks like this function is very similar to the one that starts on line 26.  Instead of writing these separately, think about what we practiced last class and how we wrote functions that accept parameters: for example, write a function that accepts "value" as a parameter and call it twice with "back" and "skip" to ensure you write DRY code.


Reverts dc05c01


Test-TargetResource still needs some changes


Może stringa do resourców wyeksportować jeśli się powtarza?


> may want to drop the nginx-based request manipulation

Given that there are other UI's / scripts hitting the api (other than Kibana 4) we need to keep our nginx-based request manipulation


This project was intended to demonstrate the use of static code analysis on Android, but I am currently thinking to also add examples for Android testing (both Unit testing, and instrumentation testing), so your changes are welcome :). Your change are a good way to start this work ! Thanks


Hmm I put it because it only affects "active" listeners (GPS & network), but not the passive location listener that I added in the other PR.


Blok try jest gigantyczny - wpływ na wydajność przy wzroście liczby danych oraz przy wzroście rozmiarów aplikacji będzie niebagatelny + początkowo debugowanie będzie trudniejsze. Proponuję objąć mniejsze i bardziej wrażliwe fragmenty blokiem try i odpowiednio obsługiwać sukcesy.


IMHO it is better to use native language constructs like type coercion `(string) $tags` instead of `strval( mixed )`, 'cause these two things has no difference in behavior and using language construct instead of a function often improves readability (I see that here use of `strval( mixed )` is not really that case, but whole `array_push( array, mixed )` is -- you should use `$this->tags[] = strval($tags)` instead).

And a little notice: `strval( mixed )` throws a Catchable Fatal error if its argument is not convertable to string (same does native type coercion operator, yay), so do not forget to check whether the argument's value can be converted to string before doing the `strval()` of it; pretty good to check at least if the value `is_scalar()`.


Tego typu stringi wyeksportować do jakichś stałych :)


Any c++ compiler on Linux will require it, since by default everything should link to libstdc++ (libc++ is usable on Linux, but it's not ABI-compatible and IIUC requires linking to it all the way down). Also, any compiler used to *compile* clang needs it, though technically there's no strict need for the compiling compiler to use the same c++ runtime that clang will link things to.


probably not worth it, but maybe we ought to define a constant 1 / lambda if we use x / lambda in too many loops with nonconstant x.


This seems, you do not consider if max_value is not none. Plugin do not get values as percentage (except for memory percentage)


Yup!


Fixed.


W repo nie lubimy zakomentowanego fragmentu kodu. Zakomentowany = bezużyteczny, a wprowadzający w błąd przyszłego programistę który trafi w to miejsce.


Hey man, author of this commit please ?


HIIII


Hi!
Can you give more details about that issue?
I have no models with bendDirection nearby to test it :(


looks great to me - bring it in!


>but I guess most of that baggage is due to the fact that VFs are allowed to be asynchronous.

Actually they're not - there's just 1 entrypoint which adds some asynchronicity (via ``vf_needs_input``), but this didn't add too much to the existing logic. The main thing is that it needs to be incremental (so hr-seeking doesn't freeze up everything even if it has to decode/filter/discard a large number of frames), and at this point just starting over after each piece of incremental work seems simplest.


Ogólnie poróbcie adnotacje do metod za pomocą /// wszędzie gdzie się da. Opisujcie tam parametry. Magiczne "i" mało co mówi ;)


^ What's this do? Also, documentation of InteractiveConsoleTest#getArguments looks broken (see the `@code` tag there)


Isn't inline more general than only gnuc ? Microsoft seems to accept __inline at least: https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/z8y1yy88.aspx


Hi sure, gimme a sec.


Ok, so the companies are being created.  Both variables call the company.  Company.all returns both companies in an array.

The weird thing is I manually created a company in the test :
<code>
 Company.create(name: "New company", contact_phone: "111-111-1111", contact_email: "test@test.com")
</code>

This is now showing up on the capybara test page.


You could make a donator system where only they can run this


I like the idea to make this kind of test more descriptive. @planar is it ok to use inline functions in the runtime, or should we stick to macros ?


Also, I don't think you need to do this. I don't know why you don't need to do this because I'm not sure how python's scoping works - but I get it to work without. Crazy!


This is an example of the "ik": { portion of a SpinePRO json export
"foot_l_ankle": [
				{ "time": 0, "mix": 1, "bendPositive": false, "curve": "stepped" },
				{ "time": 0.1, "mix": 1, "bendPositive": false, "curve": "stepped" },
				{ "time": 0.2, "mix": 1, "bendPositive": false, "curve": "stepped" },
				{ "time": 0.3, "mix": 1, "bendPositive": false, "curve": "stepped" },
				{ "time": 0.4, "mix": 1, "bendPositive": false, "curve": "stepped" },
				{ "time": 0.5, "mix": 1, "bendPositive": false, "curve": "stepped" },
				{ "time": 0.6, "mix": 1, "bendPositive": true, "curve": "stepped" },
				{ "time": 0.8, "mix": 1, "bendPositive": true, "curve": "stepped" },
				{ "time": 0.9, "mix": 1, "bendPositive": true, "curve": "stepped" },
				{ "time": 1,   "mix": 1, "bendPositive": true, "curve": "stepped" },
				{ "time": 1.1, "mix": 1, "bendPositive": true, "curve": "stepped" },
				{ "time": 1.2, "mix": 1, "bendPositive": true, "curve": "stepped" },
				{ "time": 1.3, "mix": 1, "bendPositive": false, "curve": "stepped" },
				{ "time": 1.4, "mix": 1, "bendPositive": false, "curve": "stepped" },
				{ "time": 1.5, "mix": 1, "bendPositive": false, "curve": "stepped" },
				{ "time": 1.6, "mix": 1, "bendPositive": false }
			],
			"foot_r_ankle": [
				{ "time": 0,   "mix": 1, "bendPositive": false, "curve": "stepped" },
				{ "time": 0.1, "mix": 1, "bendPositive": false, "curve": "stepped" },
				{ "time": 0.2, "mix": 1, "bendPositive": false, "curve": "stepped" },
				{ "time": 0.3, "mix": 1, "bendPositive": false, "curve": "stepped" },
				{ "time": 0.4, "mix": 1, "bendPositive": false, "curve": "stepped" },
				{ "time": 0.5, "mix": 1, "bendPositive": true, "curve": "stepped" },
				{ "time": 0.6, "mix": 1, "bendPositive": true, "curve": "stepped" },
				{ "time": 1.4, "mix": 1, "bendPositive": false, "curve": "stepped" },
				{ "time": 1.5, "mix": 1, "bendPositive": false, "curve": "stepped" },
				{ "time": 1.6, "mix": 1, "bendPositive": false }
			]

The new fix seems to change the overall order of the children array @ line: 160.


r+


I totally agree with your example using mockito, but if the concret implementation of the class which should generate a number return always 42, it could be misleading for people which do not understand quiet well the goal of a mock. I will merge it this way but will probably change it a bit ;)


You may want to add a comment stating that this is explicitly designed to encode as big-endian (maybe also explain why) to protect against someone changing it in the future without understanding the implications.


Try: obj.splice(1).join(' ')


After installing node js, go to the directory where you downloaded the code and open terminal here.
Once done rune command
node Server.js
Code will be deployed to localhost:8080. You can access it there.


saw approval from jdm
at https://github.com/aweinstock314/servo/commit/5d444fe16dc7a176be7388b653736e0fd5b2f492


merging aweinstock314/servo/master = 5d444fe1 into auto


aweinstock314/servo/master = 5d444fe1 merged ok, testing candidate = 1f0291c4


cool, thanks


asc


@TomSchillemans because the yeoman generator doesnt have that, boilerplate will be removed soon


Yeah, but I still believe that the wording/permission is wrong then. Access to a section of the CMS shouldn't influence the actions available to that user once in the section.

We have multiple instances where users can edit pages outside of the Pages section, so we don't give them access to that section. I think its a miscommunication of intent, even if it suits the purposes of the "default" SilverStripe installation.


@vkarpov15 thanks man! looks like that should do the trick


I can never make up my mind about that. If I refer to the specific Python object I try to always use `Brick`, but I tend to just use "brick" if talking about them more generally.


__API Blueprint syntax error on line 5505__: symbol 'Order' already defined (Autogenerated message from apiary.io)


ok makes sense


csocso


Ok, done final revision on https://github.com/diagramatics/roadmap/commit/4a089edffa6a6c98b8c4f5eced4a7c2da73264e0. Ready for merging


Yes, it is pretty boring :) Great work, btw.


Ahh, [not a new scope](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/6432355/variable-defined-with-with-statement-available-outside-of-with-block) in with statements.


I think you're missing a space between "raw," and "binary".  Other than that, I really like this new output format!


After thinking about this, you are right, since any received GPS location will disable the network listener.
But I was thinking that when disabling the listeners (below), then the order is relevant, because losing the GPS fix might enable the network listener.
So maybe, just to be sure, remove and add back the GPS listener as well (by using `removeListener` instead)?


Looks like a step forward to me


I'm going to send an empty request object on init, you'll be free to store it. Expect it sometimes tomorrow.


The `inline` keyword doesn't seem to be available on MS compilers, so don't use it for speed-critical functions.

Also, the `__GNUC__` test should be in a config file (not in `stack.h`) or better, the `INLINE` macro should be determined by `configure` (I don't know whether llvm defines `__GNUC__`).


DigitalOcean has been blacklisted for awhile. Use IPV6. Amazon is probably also blacklisted (it makes no sense to allow IP's from them)


Usted un grande F(o)!!! @FernandoValverde  xDDDD


这里应该也要考虑一下cookie为空的情况，不然假如cookie有名字值为空的话会循环地跳转


Not sure if you were aware of it, but there is generic tag replacement support in skins: https://github.com/MyGUI/mygui/blob/master/MyGUIEngine/src/MyGUI_ResourceSkin.cpp#L51


This file can probably be reverted entirely, right?


cvdvddv


We obviously wanted the inner exception before. How is this handled? Does the exception end up in a log some place?


rax retry tests


I tried to fix it, however I wasn't able to find where in the skeleton object it stores the target index for what child object it's applying bendDirection or other ik values to.

Also, "object" would be any
var obj = new PIXI.Spine(FILENAME);
      obj.skeleton.ikConstraints[i].bendDirection


Would you prefer to obtain a list of exactly which files are missing or just have a formatted error message?


ssc


This needs to be reverted, see the discussion at https://github.com/NixOS/nixpkgs/commit/f91dea4c0be410c52d8131d6a1237f04b1b8da71#commitcomment-10337078.

Merging master into staging should properly resolve the missing attribute now.


this was un-related to the change indeed, I reverted it afterwards


Ok (since I wrote it :-).


Ok


Just a suggestion, but I would combine lines 516 and 517 here so you have a single line:
`var sourceFile = resolveAppPath(rootDir, name);`
In fact you probably don't even need the `sourceFile` variable anymore, just put the `resolveAppPath` method within the return statement.


Sorry, that wasn't even supposed to be on this branch...


sv jsv sv j


Yes I have been lazy, I found  the use of INLINE in the systhreads lib (st_posix.h and st_win32.h) but I should have factorize it somewhere else.


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correct, should be removed


I think the logic this code implements is:

* User has access to pages section (via one of the two permissions above) but not write.
* Site config says "if a user has access to pages, let them also write to that section"
* Thus those users inherit write access to the pages

If the process was simply step 1 & 3 I would agree that's wrong... but the site config step explicitly promotes those users. It's only right because _that's_ the specific option set in siteconfig. You can disable this option to set to another behaviour.

* User has access to pages section (via one of the two permissions above) but not write.
* Site config says "only users in these groups can write pages" and a group is selected those users do not belong to.
* Thus those users can only view pages but can't write, because they are not in the selected groups.

In your case, you should change that option to a default that makes sense to your application. The problem seems to be relying on the default option in siteconfig.

Would you suggest another default for CanEditType perhaps? :) Perhaps that's the solution we need?

Also it would be better to show on the member's permission tabs any permissions they inherit from the siteconfig. I think that "creating pages in the root" isn't actually shown, and should be.


Also, this may be off topic, however I'm using this fix I wrote to enable looping. Some of the animations were returning NaN for duration, resulting in them not being able to loop.
var dur = Math.max(duration, timeline.frames[timeline.frameCount * 3 - 3]);
			if(!isNaN(dur)){
				duration = Math.max(duration, timeline.frames[timeline.frameCount * 3 - 3]);
			}else{
				wasNaN = true;
			}


Refiz com o seguinte código, fica melhor:
                        items3=re.compile('.+?(.+?).+?
.+?\s+<img.+?
.+?
(.+?)
.+?(.+?)').findall(conteudo)
                        for extensao,urlficheiro,tituloficheiro,tamanhoficheiro,dataficheiro in items3:
                              tamanhoficheiro=tamanhoficheiro.replace(' ','')
                              extensao=extensao.replace(' ','')
                              tituloficheiro=tituloficheiro.replace(str(extensao),'')
                              thumb=wtpath + art + 'file.png'
                              tamanhoparavariavel=' (' + tamanhoficheiro + ')'
                              if past==False: modo=4
                              else: modo=22
                              addCont('[B][COLOR orange]' + tituloficheiro +'[/COLOR][COLOR white]' + extensao + '[/COLOR][/B]' + '[COLOR darkgreen]' + tamanhoparavariavel + '[/COLOR]',MainURL + urlficheiro,modo,tamanhoparavariavel,thumb,len(items2),past,False)


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The fact that `pathObject.root` is not used shows an inconsistency between [this API's documentation](https://nodejs.org/api/path.html#path_path_format_pathobject) and its implementation. I'm not sure what's the best way to fix it but here are the possibilities I can think of:

1) Actually make `path.format` take `options.root` into account to generate its result and keep the documentation as it is, and actually improve it with more examples of how the `root` option can be used . This could happen in the v0.12 branch if we consider that it's what was intended from the beginning and that this is what the documentation described. We would need to update the tests too, currently they don't test the value of `root` on Windows or POSIX.

2) Remove this code as is done in this change and update the documentation because then `path.format` would not be _strictly_ "the opposite of `path.parse`" anymore. This can also be done in v0.12.

Personally, I like 1) better because I feel that it would make sense to write `path.format({ root: '/foo/bar', dir: 'other_dir', base: 'somefile.txt'})` and expect to get `/foo/bar/other_dir/somefile.txt` as a result (same for different roots on win32, including different drives).

This is potentially going to be a long discussion, and one that has nothing to do with the original goal of this PR. So unless the removal of this code has a significant impact on performance, I would suggest tracking that and having this discussion in another PR.

What do you think?

Also including @roryrjb since he's the original author of this API with 2d17193f.


Ok, if you insist. :-)


Good idea.


Dockerfiles are now stored in the pdc-env repo.


Refiz esta parte com o seguinte código, trata melhor das extensões:
```
                        items3=re.compile('<span class="bold">.+?</span>(.+?)</a>.+?<div class="thumbnail">.+?<a href="(.+?)".+?title="(.+?)">\s+<img.+?<div class="smallTab">.+?<li>(.+?)</li>.+?<span class="date">(.+?)</span>').findall(conteudo)
                        for extensao,urlficheiro,tituloficheiro,tamanhoficheiro,dataficheiro in items3:
                              tamanhoficheiro=tamanhoficheiro.replace(' ','')
                              extensao=extensao.replace(' ','')
                              tituloficheiro=tituloficheiro.replace(str(extensao),'')
                              thumb=wtpath + art + 'file.png'
                              tamanhoparavariavel=' (' + tamanhoficheiro + ')'
                              if past==False: modo=4
                              else: modo=22
                              addCont('[B][COLOR orange]' + tituloficheiro +'[/COLOR][COLOR white]' + extensao + '[/COLOR][/B]' + '[COLOR darkgreen]' + tamanhoparavariavel + '[/COLOR]',MainURL + urlficheiro,modo,tamanhoparavariavel,thumb,len(items2),past,False)
```


Take a look at 544f1d6


Not at this point. As it's only a single class you could easily copy it somewhere in your own project.


I see how bendDirection depends on parent-children relation in Skeleton, but I dont see the code where it depends on PIXI.DisplayObjectContainer childrens.

Original order is preserved in obj.slotContainers.
Every constraint have links to its bones, it doesnt use childrens.

about NaN:
May be you have one of that animations so we can track where exactly duration becomes NaN?


@sbortman The jQuery selector was keying on the 'click' event of any ' i ' HTML element within in the application.   The parent div of #layertree has ' i ' elements for toggling the panel.  Clicking them caused the errors, because there were no associated layers for those elements.  I modified the selector to grab only ' i ' elements that are children of the #layertree div.


Wanna do that? ;)


Same as [my comment above](https://github.com/woollybogger/node/commit/6048b25e1f3336ec83fa94a5f2c977c448f2e48a#commitcomment-10379330) for removing the tests of the `root`option.


The spacing fixes look good, thanks.  The title fonts sure are tiny, but  it's hard to see how the text would fit otherwise.  The NdLayout approach gives useful labelling, which is nice, but it's definitely more obscure than the previous approach.


I'll have to ask my client, NDA's and all, let me go ask.


Thanks.


>relative pathing

for fucking shame, chicken


So, you set that yourself? :P


Hey, I see a number of "duration = max(duration, ...)" statements, one statement for each animation type. Are that animations consist of specific animation type?


COLONS


ALSO USR


COLONS AND USR


Joe, you made a significant addition to the project. You deserve the credit. Thank you for sharing the update!


@TFarla That ... alrighty..


WHAT IS TYPECASTING


What, no shwow? :(


RELATIVE PATHING


They said it'd be alright, I'll attach one, hold on.


Yeah, I see it : duration = Math.max(duration, timeline.frames[timeline.frameCount * 3 - 3]); for ikConstrains :)))))
may be frameCount-> GetFrameCount() can fix it


RELATIVE


Can you patch it in your version and check? I dont need your files that way


ok, I'll try real quick


the line was quite different and couldn't find it. it's episode 1, 21:55
"Popular mangakas want to get the top spot {\i1}and{\i0} have a long-running series."
what should we go with?


Start-up Founder Group Inititive


I think you're right that we could, however what I am proposing in #45 is to only read as much as we need in find_start_delta instead of needing the min, I had in my head that was where I was going, apologies for the crankiness.


I am not sure I understand why the regex is being so strict. I used to be able to pass in `package*` without any issue, I understand `glob` is for that but I don't see any difference between those two at this point. Both `package_name` and `glob` both feed into `build_pref`

Would it be possible to allow `*` in the package name regex instead?


@jimmordino pointed out that the `@Data` can be above the declaration. Which does look nicer.

```
@Data
public class JedisConfiguration {
```

My apologizes I think I started the trend of sticking the annotation after `public` based on the examples I saw :cry:


LGTM


Worked!


Yah, or more generally, an i18n-able collection of strings


Hi Matthias,

I read this yesterday but forgot to reply back with all these OSG talks in
Evanston. You are right, I will move/change things properly to preserve
that abstraction when I come back from the OSG AHM. Hopefully, this
shouldn't be hard to do.

Best,
Kenyi

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wrote:

> There's some abstraction here in core.py, where multiple job-providers
> can be used, with the idea that we don't always want to run framework/CMSSW
> style jobs. By adding this here, you break this abstraction. I would rather
> see all this in the cmssw.JobProvider, with corresponding parts in
> cmssw.jobit, the only place apart from plotting where we open the
> database.
>
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Would `set_dummy_playlists` make sense? Sticking to the make it obvious this is test only theme that libraryprovider already has?


I'll revert, shwowing rocks:D


Thanks for merging. Any plans to upgrade to Spring 4 and Jersey2.
I think spring 4 is essential to move to Java 8 due to ASM issue. Pentaho BI does not run on Java8, Is this the blocker? I upgraded Saiku standalone to Spring4 and Jersey2 and successfully tested. I can contribute this back whenever you are planing to upgrade.


fix actuator position inaccuracy on pause


Then make it in pull request :)

I will brew some tea, then help you with that ikConstraint issue. I will need all that features later for my project anyway :)


@jcmandersson Grymt! Men massa indentering med 4-spaces här :'(.


Oh dear.  I seem to remember you saying something about not making commits when tired ...
I'll take a better look.


Longest sound file in all of OM.
But this feature is just brilliant!


Yep.


@davidlinse hey why not pushing this one back?


What's the point of this; why not just put this in the AJAX call?


Cool, tx!
https://www.dropbox.com/s/ez5jav1o25larwh/pixijs_drawOrder_bug_animation.zip?dl=0
Here's the animation also.


asisvdbi


lol


Lol freaking copy & paste!


@vinvol hey, wanna push this one back? Maybe. ;)


Refiz também este código, agr sim está correcto:
```
items2=re.compile('<a class="downloadAction" href="(.+?)">\s+<span class="bold">(.+?)</span>(.+?)</a>.+?<li>(.+?)</li>.+?<li><span class="date">(.+?)</span></li>').findall(conteudo)
```


Added them so it would be easier to add. This was done by reading on tibia.wikia.
Only item ive used of these on rl is the blessed stake.
Unless you can confirm that they don't have any messages then we can just as easily leave them there.


See issue comments in #58 for more details.


Ok, downloaded, you can remove the link


@marhigh Woooohoooooo! :)


criação da pasta para documentação


wtf!?


Awesome... I like not thinking about certain things


oh, it joke?


Also, graphs is redeclared in `getGraphsInDatabase`.


We should shwow all the code while we're at it.


This code is dead today because `posixSplitPath` is implemented with `RegExp.exec`, and the regexp it uses makes it always return an array of 4 strings.

But the implementation of `posixSplitPath` could change (it could use something else than a regexp, or a different number of captures). If it changes, we want to make sure that its return value is what we rely on. So I think we should keep this validation.

How much of an impact does this code have on performance in its current form (before the removal)?


lel


Could you push what you have so I can see how you went about setting it up?


Crap, sorry i broke a merge on my end earlier and thought i fixed it obviously i didnt. I'll remove this.


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Same idea as in [my other comment](https://github.com/woollybogger/node/commit/6048b25e1f3336ec83fa94a5f2c977c448f2e48a#commitcomment-10379559). `win32SplitPath`'s implementation could change, and we want to make sure our assumptions about its return values are always valid.


Specifically the animation 'correct_dance_02' the legs don't have any change to bendDirection
```
OBJ.state.setAnimationByName(trackIndex,'correct_dance_02', loop);
```


Thanks for the heads-up, @adrian-the-git  :)


Would it be bad if I said your code was dashing?


Why `0` and not `c`?


`int` -> `char_u` ?


`int` -> `char_u`?


Sorry, I removed it in a commit after - it's something I added by mistake and forgot to remove it, so I added another commit removing it.


enleve ton test data


tu mets "%+whatev+%" ou juste whatev ?


break here once its found


[![Raptor Suite: Owl V](http://api.artsmia.org/images/121329/300/small.jpg)](http://collections.artsmia.org/?page=simple&id=121329)


[![Self-Portrait with Dr. Arrieta](http://api.artsmia.org/images/1226/300/small.jpg)](http://collections.artsmia.org/?page=simple&id=1226)


[![Nocturne: Palaces from "The Second Venice Set"](http://api.artsmia.org/images/7399/300/small.jpg)](http://collections.artsmia.org/?page=simple&id=7399)


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[![Printing plate for "Un Corps de garde"](http://api.artsmia.org/images/27870/300/small.jpg)](http://collections.artsmia.org/?page=simple&id=27870)


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`0` -> `c`?


Knox und Tima werden dann fast komplett in OS ausgeschalten. Du kannst es dann unter Informationen zum Gerät sehen.

ro.securestorage.support=false fixt Den Fehler daß das WiFi / WLAN Passwort vergessen wird.

Sorry fürs deutsch jetzt.


Sorry about my project name, I named it when the lights wouldn't stop flickering.


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My issue is that the ability to create and edit and create pages is now by default entirely predicated by the fact that users have to have access to the pages section.

All I'm saying is that having "Access to the pages section" now is the base of being able to edit and create pages within the CMS, which isn't what that permission is for - its for access to a specific section of the CMS and shouldn't be the base check to see if a user can edit and create pages.

If the wording of that option were instead "Access to the pages section and the base ability to edit and create pages" then it would make sense. I just think that the configuration of *access* shouldn't be the basis for the ability to administer.


La flemme fait le ;)


It would be the example's fault, then!
Thanks for pointing that out.


Reviewed changes, RGK.

As per discussion with CR and MLO and MCD, there is consistent agreement that snow fractions can be represented in both a vertical context (i.e. the depth of the snow as a fraction of total canopy depth), and in a horizontal context (i.e. the fractional area of the ground that is covered by snow).

Different physics routines have different assumptions.  For instance, in canopy turbulence (shown above), the vertical fraction is appropriate in cases where we are trying to resolve the vertical drag profile, and determining which elements are under snow, and how high the snow floor is.  However, in the specific case shown above, we are calculating the roughness lenght of the surface itself, and this should be calculated as a horizontally weighted combination of the snow covered surface and the non-covered surface. So in this case we want the horizontal one.  This commit reverts to that convention.

The other modifications appear to be either format changes, or pure fixes, some of which I put into the mainline already following conversations with CR.


svsvsvsv


+1 http://packages.ubuntu.com/source/vivid/gazebo


This looks good in the sense that I got the correct 64-bit time from a SYSTEM_TIME message. No testing other than that.


in "spine.IkConstraintTimeline" in "apply" I dont like one line:

```javascript
if (time < frames[0]) return;
```

that means, after first cycle, foot_l_ankle.bendPositive will not be reset to true. It will be false forever.


Hi,
Thanks for your feedback.
Port number is missing.
I'll statically added it as a first step but i will make it configurable as soon as possible.


Try add one frame at 0.00 for both foots, with bendPositive=true.


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ok, here goes


@maryfries @brianharvey Is this going to be the new name for all of these?

We should (if possible) do these changes as a find-and-replace. Also, how should we designate quizzes in the headings? "Check Your Understanding" is pretty long for a title / heading in dropdowns and lists. (The dropdown withs is currently at 35 characters, though we could widen it a bit, and this takes up 27 characters, I think.)


Vielleicht fügst du noch unter security/selinux/selinuxfs.c nach Zeile 186 das ein:

    new_value = 0;


Go ahead and pull this.


Este highlighter se cambio a pygments nuevamente, que es con el que trabaja Git


@dothework - ahhh yes, I did see that it was supposed to check that increment was working. Thanks!


ah, the classic remove-a-line-and-replace-it-with-10-unrelated-lines refactor pattern.

nice.


I'm not actually the animator on the project. Is there an easy way to add a line to add a frame in the .json?


Current template-haskell objects to using a string like "cache()" as a variable name.  It looks to me like the use of newName means that append of the constructor's namebase to "cache" is cosmetic - I removed it and things seem to have started working again.


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So this macro could be moved to `/core/sys/cc.h`. Thanks for the link.


initial creation


looks good, but maybe instead of `url.path()`, you should use `url.toLocalFile()`


catch (ConfigurationException) instead of any Exception here.Most other places in the code throws a RuntimeException for this type of failure instead of an AssertionError.


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+1 to make a 0.8.10.1 release


add { "time": 0.0, "mix": 1, "bendPositive": true } for both legs

breakdance - line 2285
correct_dance02 - line 4209


I'm not sure everyone will want this logged every time the seed list is obtained. It might generate a lot of logs.


+1 woohoo


You can use seeds.addAll if you aren't logging every entry.


I added lines in the ```"ik": {``` area, doesn't work


for correct_dance02?


This seems kind of expensive to do on every call. I wonder if you could remember the timestamp of the config file and cache this? This code is run at least once a second, I believe.


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does yours work?


@brianharvey FYI: small typo in the word "reference".


@XuetaoLiu-CLS, I don't think this is sufficient to know which endstation we're in.  From what I can tell via the EDM screens, the PVs for the different motor stages are active and connected - even if cables may not be connected.  I think we'll need to rethink this.


I dont know, how do you check that? Animation looks god


Makes sense. Can you amend the commit message to remove the stray 'be' in the first line?


all tests pass:
success: http://build.servo.org/builders/linux1/builds/1139
success: http://build.servo.org/builders/linux2/builds/1139
success: http://build.servo.org/builders/android/builds/1173
success: http://build.servo.org/builders/mac1/builds/1352
success: http://build.servo.org/builders/mac2/builds/1355
success: http://build.servo.org/builders/gonk/builds/321


Foodcritic requires that node attributes are accessed in a consistent manner throughout a recipe. Please use a single quoted string instead of a symbol, e.g. `node['platform']`


Hmm. Looks like a double typo... strotolower?!
Thanks for catching this. Can you also fix the second typo? If not, I will do it later.


Shouldn't this be `: 1`?


movement done: 10%, i will finish this tomorrow...


```
/**
* PixiJS Bootstrap
*/
var stage = new PIXI.Stage(0xeeeeee, true);
var renderer = new PIXI.autoDetectRenderer(640, 420, {antialias: true});
document.body.appendChild(renderer.view);
function aniFrame(){
	requestAnimFrame(aniFrame);
	renderer.render(stage);
}//end aniFrame
requestAnimFrame(aniFrame);

/**
* Load Animation Objects
*/
jjae.loadAni('/assets/sy_kid', function(OBJ){
	kid = OBJ; objects.kid = kid;
	start();
});

/**
* Start app with assets loaded
*/
function start(){
	//kid
		//position
		kid.x = 150; 	kid.y = 400;
		stage.addChild(kid);
		kid.state.setAnimationByName(0,'correct_dance_02', true);
}//end start

```


@brianharvey For the recursive tree with line numbers? Do you have a photoshop or other source file? This one looks kind of blurry to me. (Not a big deal.)


`star_event.js` is loaded on every page and it kicks of `Stars.initialSync()`.
You can remove these 5 lines here.


Lable?


Indentation above :)


Looks like this is installing jre and not jdk? Can you provide a jdk edition?


add applayDimension


hpwh_residential (nmerket) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: Tests Failed

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mentos :(


Niiiice!


Ok, i tried to change bending in the code and now i see differences. Looking at the problem


fast-forwarding master to auto = 1f0291c4


91051416_RadianceParameters (evanweaver) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-cppcheck-1.61: OK (0 of 0 tests passed)

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I know it's considered a simplification.  But if I add more improvements and intelligence to cmh it may cause a hindrance...since I believe these followup moves get searched before the quiet moves and cmh may find these followup moves are not that good.

I bet this commit will pass much quicker with the latest SF that has cmhPP.


Also, this might be off topic also, I recently worked on trying to write a CanvasRenderer ColorMatrixFilter, I used the ColorMatrixFilter class from EaselJS. I couldn't get the canvas to work well with looping or performance. Is there any plan to add a ColorMatrixFilter for CanvasRender'ing?


> I want to experiment with this in a separate branch so it doesn't affect the production version that's currently used in schools and universities, and only merge it after it's been confirmed stable.

Yep, I like this idea. Would you be interested in putting this on s.b.e/snapsource/beta or something?


I changed "ik" section in dance02 and I see what happens with bendPositive=false and true. I think that animation is working correctly. Are you sure your version is not modified?


This super class change is succinct and well implemented.  Nice work @helfrij.


I couldn't find any other place to thank you for your work and say how much I like your module, so I came back to this commit. :)
Thank you very very much!!


I dont know, I'm just contributor with one lonely pull request about drawOrder :)))


See https://github.com/pypa/pip/issues/2605#issuecomment-85719927


oh, ok, me too suppose, lol.


instead of image-service I think this should be 'object-store'.


Thank, it looks like a great library!


can you copy/paste just the ```"ik": {``` section, mines not modified.


> All I'm saying is that having "Access to the pages section" now is the base of being able to edit and create pages

That functionality was designed and implemented way back in 2.4. All we've done is fix is so it worked as it was intended. We can change that behaviour, just not in 3.x.


Don't think so; the additional delay only applies to cyborgs, so for bots, `0` makes sense


Some mods to starting folder


`Math.floor(Math.random() * 5 * 1000) * delay` is `0` for `delay == 0`.


"ik": {
			"foot_l_ankle": [
				{ "time": 0, "mix": 1, "bendPositive": false, "curve": "stepped" },
				{ "time": 0.1, "mix": 1, "bendPositive": false, "curve": "stepped" },
				{ "time": 0.2, "mix": 1, "bendPositive": false, "curve": "stepped" },
				{ "time": 0.3, "mix": 1, "bendPositive": false, "curve": "stepped" },
				{ "time": 0.4, "mix": 1, "bendPositive": false, "curve": "stepped" },
				{ "time": 0.5, "mix": 1, "bendPositive": false, "curve": "stepped" },
				{ "time": 0.6, "mix": 1, "bendPositive": false, "curve": "stepped" },
				{ "time": 0.8, "mix": 1, "bendPositive": false, "curve": "stepped" },
				{ "time": 0.9, "mix": 1, "bendPositive": false, "curve": "stepped" },
				{ "time": 1,   "mix": 1, "bendPositive": false, "curve": "stepped" },
				{ "time": 1.1, "mix": 1, "bendPositive": false, "curve": "stepped" },
				{ "time": 1.2, "mix": 1, "bendPositive": false, "curve": "stepped" },
				{ "time": 1.3, "mix": 1, "bendPositive": false, "curve": "stepped" },
				{ "time": 1.4, "mix": 1, "bendPositive": false, "curve": "stepped" },
				{ "time": 1.5, "mix": 1, "bendPositive": false, "curve": "stepped" },
				{ "time": 1.6, "mix": 1, "bendPositive": false }
			],
			"foot_r_ankle": [
				{ "time": 0,   "mix": 1, "bendPositive": false, "curve": "stepped" },
				{ "time": 0.1, "mix": 1, "bendPositive": false, "curve": "stepped" },
				{ "time": 0.2, "mix": 1, "bendPositive": false, "curve": "stepped" },
				{ "time": 0.3, "mix": 1, "bendPositive": false, "curve": "stepped" },
				{ "time": 0.4, "mix": 1, "bendPositive": false, "curve": "stepped" },
				{ "time": 0.5, "mix": 1, "bendPositive": true, "curve": "stepped" },
				{ "time": 0.6, "mix": 1, "bendPositive": true, "curve": "stepped" },
				{ "time": 1.4, "mix": 1, "bendPositive": false, "curve": "stepped" },
				{ "time": 1.5, "mix": 1, "bendPositive": false, "curve": "stepped" },
				{ "time": 1.6, "mix": 1, "bendPositive": false }
			]
		},

look at left leg - its glitching.
It doesnt happen in original version, so I think bendPositive is working correctly. At least on this commit. I didnt try it on latest version :)


Btw, kB and client state aren't alone enough as a key: we might request a token and get a new node assignment even with the same client state, right? So I think we're back to a desktop-style approach: if the server changes, or we detect a meta/global (syncID or enablement) or key change, clear our tracking metadata.


@briankip Noted.


Oh… so… once she's finished headdesking from the MessageBus fix, @AccaliaDeElementia can do so again for this…


確認しました、OKです。


I may be using an old version of the src


この条件式って必要ですか？下の SummaryList を呼び出してるところでは users を必ずセットしているように見えますけど．


What branch's bin/pixi.js are you using?


TeamCity Nimbus :: 0. Feature Branches [Build 0.0.0.0](http://twcbuild.cloudapp.net/viewLog.html?buildId=1133&buildTypeId=bt8) is now running


LGTM, thank you. Merged.


No problem! I'll put the stuff related to `pathObject.root` back in and then implement your first suggestion in another PR.


v2.x . Its working correctly. Except that duration thing. Will you create pull request, or should I do it?


確認しました、多分OKです。
ごめんなさい、今思いましたが判定を「トラックバーが最大値になっていたら」の方がわかりやすいと思います。


Alpha, if anything.


(I looked at the changes since 1.0.2 and them seem to only contain bugfixes.)


The URL of the bzip2 library is www.bzip.org


90961636-Occurence-26---Unit-test-for-sizing-consolidation (rraustad) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1673 of 1675 tests passed)

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: D


GOOD~


rax retry tests


This behavior seems weird to me. I would guess that most people who want to call this API would want this to return an empty option if the config isn't set or if it's null. I'm not sure we should try to differentiate between those two cases


Probably want to check the return value here, otherwise `aiAgentVersion` will be NULL and an error might be triggered in the code below.


well I was in the process of going through all of these and wondering which I could get rid of completely, and ended up leaving them in for now because I just wasn't sure what would be useful later on. Perhaps width could be used to check with e.g. bitsyntax for example? I dunno.. I think I'll know better once I get full test coverage over it


for now, I'd say leave it all in there, it's not hurting anything really


90179052-SetupEMSActuatorMissingDuplicates (jasondegraw) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (639 of 639 tests passed)

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r+


typo: kopieerroutine -> kopiëerroutine


Oddly enough, I had an opportunity to use this new script tonight to setup a Raspberry Pi and it puked on line 58, here:

```ruby
IO.popen([cmd, *args, :chdir => path]) do |out|
```

I added the exception and backtrace to the output:

```
Problem updating vim-hashrocket
No such file or directory - chdir
["/home/pi/code/hr/libexec/hr-vimbundle:58:in `popen'", "/home/pi/code/hr/libexec/hr-vimbundle:58:in `run'", "/home/pi/code/hr/libexec/hr-vimbundle:70:in `clone!'", "/home/pi/code/hr/libexec/hr-vimbundle:89:in `clone_or_update!'", "/home/pi/code/hr/libexec/hr-vimbundle:127:in `block (2 levels) in <main>'"]
```

So, I just rolled back to the previous commit and it worked great. Just thought I'd share! <3 <3 <3


Not sure why this happened, but the packages installed by bower suddenly have different filenames in them! You'll have to bower install anew.


The git tags are all there, but what happens to a naive user who
updates/reinstalls ANTsR and doesn't reinstall ITKR?  Will there be an
informative error message beyond install errors?

2015-03-23 22:30 GMT-04:00 stnava <notifications@github.com>:

> this has the itk tag:
>
> https://github.com/stnava/ITKR/blob/master/configure
>
> and this has the ants tag:
>
> https://github.com/stnava/ANTsR/blob/master/configure
>
> the other alternative is to use:
>
> https://github.com/stnava/ITKR/tree/testtar
>
> https://github.com/stnava/ANTsR/tree/cran/
>
> which both contain the source.
>
> the DESCRIPTION file can also list a version for each package
>
>
> brian
>
>
> On Mon, Mar 23, 2015 at 10:12 PM, bkandel <notifications@github.com>
> wrote:
>
> > How are we going to keep track of versions with this? In the old version,
> > if we changed the git tag, we'd do a new clone of ITK and install. But
> how
> > will this know when the ITKR version has changed?
> >
> > —
> > Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> > <
> https://github.com/stnava/ANTsR/commit/472e33b45add5a0838c2c8bae836500cd65e5246#commitcomment-10358457
> >
> > .
> >
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> <https://github.com/stnava/ANTsR/commit/472e33b45add5a0838c2c8bae836500cd65e5246#commitcomment-10358582>
> .
>


Zowel "nummer" als "cijfer" is onjuist, het dient "getal" te zijn.


That should work, but it would be better if this went through our security classes, so that our security policy stays in one central place.  @carlosmunoz would know the cleanest way to do that.

Perhaps we should take care of that refactoring in master, after the release.


Maybe I should leave some of those functions in `Friend` and make them wrap the corresponding API functions in `Profile* profile->tox`?


depends on if someone implements the version check

brian

On Mon, Mar 23, 2015 at 11:15 PM, bkandel <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> The git tags are all there, but what happens to a naive user who
> updates/reinstalls ANTsR and doesn't reinstall ITKR? Will there be an
> informative error message beyond install errors?
>
> 2015-03-23 22:30 GMT-04:00 stnava <notifications@github.com>:
>
>
> > this has the itk tag:
> >
> > https://github.com/stnava/ITKR/blob/master/configure
> >
> > and this has the ants tag:
> >
> > https://github.com/stnava/ANTsR/blob/master/configure
> >
> > the other alternative is to use:
> >
> > https://github.com/stnava/ITKR/tree/testtar
> >
> > https://github.com/stnava/ANTsR/tree/cran/
> >
> > which both contain the source.
> >
> > the DESCRIPTION file can also list a version for each package
> >
> >
> > brian
> >
> >
> > On Mon, Mar 23, 2015 at 10:12 PM, bkandel <notifications@github.com>
> > wrote:
> >
> > > How are we going to keep track of versions with this? In the old
> version,
> > > if we changed the git tag, we'd do a new clone of ITK and install. But
> > how
> > > will this know when the ITKR version has changed?
> > >
> > > —
> > > Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> > > <
> >
> https://github.com/stnava/ANTsR/commit/472e33b45add5a0838c2c8bae836500cd65e5246#commitcomment-10358457
> > >
> > > .
> > >
> >
> > —
> > Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> > <
> https://github.com/stnava/ANTsR/commit/472e33b45add5a0838c2c8bae836500cd65e5246#commitcomment-10358582
> >
>
> > .
> >
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> <https://github.com/stnava/ANTsR/commit/472e33b45add5a0838c2c8bae836500cd65e5246#commitcomment-10358938>
> .
>


Released as soon as the PR is accepted.

On Sun, Mar 22, 2015 at 9:27 PM, Shaun Edwards <shaun.edwards@gmail.com>
wrote:

> I agree, it should be fixed.  This shouldn't hold up downstream releases
> though.  I'll submit a new release in the next couple days.  FYI...our
> release is being held up due to other failures on the build farm.  I hope
> these clear up soon, so we can move through the indigo release quickly.
>
> On Sun, Mar 22, 2015 at 3:13 AM, G.A. vd. Hoorn <notifications@github.com>
> wrote:
>
>> I think this should be fixed. If you ever delete your fork, the links
>> will become 404s.
>>
>> —
>> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
>> <https://github.com/ros-industrial/industrial_core/commit/5143fd6f24573314232d43c5073da476b9739d49#commitcomment-10332365>
>> .
>>
>
>


not needed, every scope have arguments..?


We can have a rule in SecurityFunction and have the annotation
`@Restrict("#{s:.hasPermission('ReadTMx')}")`


hey dude thanks for helping me out in the final i ended up getting a b +
thanks!

On Fri, Mar 20, 2015 at 3:29 AM, Scott Dunning <notifications@github.com>
wrote:

> At this point there is an issue with the server. Something is sending a
> null object to the server
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> <https://github.com/sdunning/Paint/commit/ca7c22edc0f291428a5f1f50ffd0741196373645#commitcomment-10303700>
> .
>


That would be great!


配置最好写到cms.env.json里，这个key太敏感了！


one was interesting.. why on v0.10 coverage is ~70%, lol


Urgh.  It's not hard to include JSON in the test bundle; might be worth doing more systematically.  Especially 'cuz `fxa-sync-client` dumps JSON easily...


Include the error string.


Hell, maybe I should just make `Profile` inherit from `ToxCore`


It is in used for packaging gatein-portal


You are gonna pull this back to upstream, right?!


https://github.com/stnava/ITKR/blob/master/man/itkVersion.Rd

brian

On Mon, Mar 23, 2015 at 11:21 PM, brian avants <stnava@gmail.com> wrote:

> depends on if someone implements the version check
>
>
> brian
>
>
> On Mon, Mar 23, 2015 at 11:15 PM, bkandel <notifications@github.com>
> wrote:
>
>> The git tags are all there, but what happens to a naive user who
>> updates/reinstalls ANTsR and doesn't reinstall ITKR? Will there be an
>> informative error message beyond install errors?
>>
>> 2015-03-23 22:30 GMT-04:00 stnava <notifications@github.com>:
>>
>>
>> > this has the itk tag:
>> >
>> > https://github.com/stnava/ITKR/blob/master/configure
>> >
>> > and this has the ants tag:
>> >
>> > https://github.com/stnava/ANTsR/blob/master/configure
>> >
>> > the other alternative is to use:
>> >
>> > https://github.com/stnava/ITKR/tree/testtar
>> >
>> > https://github.com/stnava/ANTsR/tree/cran/
>> >
>> > which both contain the source.
>> >
>> > the DESCRIPTION file can also list a version for each package
>> >
>> >
>> > brian
>> >
>> >
>> > On Mon, Mar 23, 2015 at 10:12 PM, bkandel <notifications@github.com>
>> > wrote:
>> >
>> > > How are we going to keep track of versions with this? In the old
>> version,
>> > > if we changed the git tag, we'd do a new clone of ITK and install. But
>> > how
>> > > will this know when the ITKR version has changed?
>> > >
>> > > —
>> > > Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
>> > > <
>> >
>> https://github.com/stnava/ANTsR/commit/472e33b45add5a0838c2c8bae836500cd65e5246#commitcomment-10358457
>> > >
>> > > .
>> > >
>> >
>> > —
>> > Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
>> > <
>> https://github.com/stnava/ANTsR/commit/472e33b45add5a0838c2c8bae836500cd65e5246#commitcomment-10358582
>> >
>>
>> > .
>> >
>>
>> —
>> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
>> <https://github.com/stnava/ANTsR/commit/472e33b45add5a0838c2c8bae836500cd65e5246#commitcomment-10358938>
>> .
>>
>
>


We chatted about this with Avi in a backroom. We agreed that it is inconceivable that this will ever fail in production after succeeding in development. So it is fine to leave this w/o a check.


@pcqpcq I'm really sorry! It's now fixed.
Please check the new commit out and tell me if there is any error.


Yes, yes, pre-optimization is the root of all evil. But Android Studio was bugging me about it, and it makes sense :)


De e-mail-validatiemethode dient een array te zijn die regels bevat.


Made additional changes to conform to HTML and CSS Style Guide.


The "Japanese" link is some Travis thing that 404's.


userforms/travis? :P @wilr


I found a bug that would throw an Exception and would not populate the DailyForecastActivity.


90961636-Occurence-26---Unit-test-for-sizing-consolidation (rraustad) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1673 of 1675 tests passed)

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On 2015-03-24 13:24, Alex Eng wrote:
> We can have a rule in SecurityFunction and have the annotation
>
> |@Restrict("#{s:.hasPermission('ReadTMx')}")|
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> <https://github.com/zanata/zanata-server/commit/0c7a72891f3b52182f6fc60c537b412a15e84890#commitcomment-10359004>.
>

Right.  Yes, that sounds good.

--
Sean Flanigan

Principal Software Engineer
Localisation Tools Engineering
Red Hat


Of course, how else am I going to differentiate between unmodified and modified unnamed files? Having `[No Name]` appear twice is the most elegant way to show that an unnamed file has been modified.

Joke aside, thanks for pointing this out. :laughing: I really don't know anything about Vimscript and was just changing things around to get something I wanted. I rarely have unnamed files open, so it would probably have taken a while for me to notice this.

I hope I didn't manage to mess anything else up with the latest commit!


Yeah, I wouldn't mind. This I copy-pasted straight out of the Android tests.


wow this is so simple and elegant yet super useful!

Can we make a release number of it so we could gem install?


all tests pass:
success: http://build.servo.org/builders/linux1/builds/1123
success: http://build.servo.org/builders/linux2/builds/1123
success: http://build.servo.org/builders/android/builds/1157
success: http://build.servo.org/builders/mac1/builds/1336
success: http://build.servo.org/builders/mac2/builds/1339
success: http://build.servo.org/builders/gonk/builds/305


oops, good catch, thanks!


AutoDocsWithNoLTO (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: OK (1666 of 1673 tests passed)

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fast-forwarding master to auto = be68ea0d


I've updated the PR, thanks for spotting that!


@aldenml btw, this was just me experimenting, but this is not the final solution, the final solution will have to be with a bloom filter in order to preserve user's privacy.


i think junsuk is shit


@LoriKarikari Could you please comment on my line notes located at some of your changes? Thanks!


This can lead to collisions/duplicates when called multiple times. To get unique id, in this case it would be easy to either use time (something like Date.Now as number) or a static integer number that keeps increasing with every call.


Will do in a follow-up.