Sadly, this method only returns the first header it finds, in reverse:

```php
    if ($all_requests) {
      foreach (array_reverse($this->drupalGetHeaders(TRUE)) as $headers) {
        if (isset($headers[$name])) {
          $header = $headers[$name];
          break;
        }
      }
    }
```


`toggles` require DB


LOL


Hello Simon,
since last week I have made some progress (state visible on https://github.com/AlainLich/Romeo.jl  ), the progress and functionality is encouraging;  so now I have some questions (context test/runtestDoc.jl derived from test/runtest.jl:
       1) positionning on the Window of Screen areas defined with rectangles
          How should I initialize areas (in the example sourcecode_area and the others) to obtain precise positionning
          in the ROOT WINDOW? (ideally I would like to tile so as to see everything that is going on)
        2)how to ensure the mouse actions for moving a plot come from same area
          as the graph.(right now I get mouse action to the right of the screen, drawing on the left)
         3) how the frustum parameters are set and initialized? (scene/world coordinates, eye/camera,
           coordinates in the 2D projection plane)
       4) what is the effect of lift operation on signals?,  Do we have focusing of signals/events in
          correspondance with the bounding box of area?
       4) where is the use of signals / mouse actions to orient the drawing in plot_screen represented in
           the code
Otherwise,
       1) I had to circumvent run time compile error diagnostics with too low level looping code in/src    /visualize/color.jl
''ERROR: error compiling color_chooser_boundingbox: too many parameters for type Vector3''
      2) Found a weird behaviour when an error occurs in a function involved in a foldl with a signal:
        if there is  a try/catch and the catch clause tries to print (to STDOUT), then push! is reentered which is forbidden: ''ERROR: push! called when another signal is still updating''.
       3) What should I update to be able to run with Julia0.4 ? (I would like to move to the development
branch so that these 2 issues above get tackled (may be))

Best,
Alain


r+


The only part of this commit that was nescessary was setting `method: :delete`. The argument to `session_path` doesn't matter, as long as it isn't empty.

It got screwed by me here https://github.com/lizixroy/Quizroom/commit/09e7dfe02b7dd37d3628ccb1d9fa2a62bb6dfaa2#diff-95ccd28af965669f7eb1d31b2caaf5c3L20 when I was over-zealous with removing `button_to...method: get`.


The kernel is "/dev/block/platform/msm_sdcc.1/by-name/boot", not "/dev/block/platform/msm_sdcc.1/by-name/aboot".


I wish Swift conversion was less gut-wrenching :/  I've made all timestamps Int64 throughout.  I also added a convenience HAWK method that does the timestamp calculation for you.


hope it got a bit better: b288627cc


Much better :)


r+ - the last sentence in the commit message is hard to parse


I've fixed the fix and tagged it as v0.5.1.1


I tried to get around it by specifying the actual file handle but I could not get it to work. It also doesn't work for some MiniSEED tests so it prints some more information than desired during the tests but that's really not a big deal. I would still like to solve but after the release ;-)


@indexzero https://github.com/uber/logtron/blob/master/test/buffer-objects.js

We verified that logging buffers works for the console & disk transport.

We also verified them for our open source kafka & sentry backends.

The reason why we forked and removed decycle is because we actually have circular JSON protection at a level above winston; i.e. in logtron itself.

It doesn't make sense to contribute this back because it breaks people using winston without logtron; you need protection against circular JSON somewhere. Currently decycle does that.


Merged thesis repo into research repo


You know, I've elected against this.  Everything that touches `JSON` needs to be guarded; that's the nature of the beast.  It's best to *not* early abort on `isError`, since all consumers need to guard properly and the issue will be expecting an early abort and failing to guard locally.


Nice!


here you can add armani, dior, gucci, cancro too.
armani = Xiaomi Redmi 1S
dior = Xiaomi Redmi Note 4G
gucci = Xiaomi Redmi Note 4G Dual Sim
cancro = Xiaomi Mi3 and Mi4


Found something interesting when looking at page source when viewing task details. There are different amount of ul and /ul tags. That's probably where some of that extra space comes from between a few items. Will look at this one tomorrow (I can discuss about code while having a few beers at a nice bar but will definitely not do anything to fix it). Could Peter experiment with the style sheet and just remove a little bit of that vertical space?


You could not have landed the copy build phase, since it would fail hard when the file is missing.


Test yo commits as well: java.lang.NullPointerException: Cannot add variation in group diamond_block for null block.


Not sure yet, maybe we can hold of on that decision for the moment, moving/renaming scripts should not be overly complicated. I suspect as we work on this, a structure will emerge - I'd like to build the scripts up, progressively exposing how mbrace helps and introducing features, but that might not work out.


r+


@hankturowski Thanks for the feedback. Dealing with ?!?! makes me feel dirty! Hard to do linked list with out classes. Every other problem we have on the swift track can be implemented with structs.


Please make actual comments. Lelelelelelelelelele doesn't say anything.
Also is all you changed night?

On Fri, Mar 13, 2015 at 12:48 PM, nanflasted <notifications@github.com>
wrote:

> If you can delete one of them and push again that would be wonderful.
> ..extended and ..edited are the same file but git decided to screw up for
> some reason
>
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> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
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> .
>

--
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yes, better !

s/interfer/interfere


Also fancy editing

On Fri, Mar 13, 2015 at 1:07 PM, William Liddy <wjl36@case.edu> wrote:

> Please make actual comments. Lelelelelelelelelele doesn't say anything.
> Also is all you changed night?
>
> On Fri, Mar 13, 2015 at 12:48 PM, nanflasted <notifications@github.com>
> wrote:
>
>> If you can delete one of them and push again that would be wonderful.
>> ..extended and ..edited are the same file but git decided to screw up for
>> some reason
>>
>> —
>> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
>> <https://github.com/WJLiddy/ad2/commit/2e11c03e19fba41189ad657c904bfe5ab83ee882#commitcomment-10192770>
>> .
>>
>
>
>
> --
> William "Jack" Liddy
>

--
William "Jack" Liddy


good job

On Fri, Mar 13, 2015 at 1:08 PM, William Liddy <wjl36@case.edu> wrote:

> Also fancy editing
>
> On Fri, Mar 13, 2015 at 1:07 PM, William Liddy <wjl36@case.edu> wrote:
>
>> Please make actual comments. Lelelelelelelelelele doesn't say anything.
>> Also is all you changed night?
>>
>> On Fri, Mar 13, 2015 at 12:48 PM, nanflasted <notifications@github.com>
>> wrote:
>>
>>> If you can delete one of them and push again that would be wonderful.
>>> ..extended and ..edited are the same file but git decided to screw up for
>>> some reason
>>>
>>> —
>>> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
>>> <https://github.com/WJLiddy/ad2/commit/2e11c03e19fba41189ad657c904bfe5ab83ee882#commitcomment-10192770>
>>> .
>>>
>>
>>
>>
>> --
>> William "Jack" Liddy
>>
>
>
>
> --
> William "Jack" Liddy
>

--
William "Jack" Liddy


Task #56
e53d2e43fbfbf5f1492c676b0ba397b5493dff89


Interesting. I hadn't encountered the "Local functions cannot reference themselves." issue before.

It looks like it's a known issue 11266246. I'll have to see if it's fixed in 6.3 beta when I get home.


Would it suffice to see if any resonance isomer on species A matches any resonance isomer on species B, then the species are the same?


Write HTML for the Grading Page. #17
e6c2afd934988faff392a43fbd5597a671a73317


One thing that I don't think we implement is that `Taup_Pierce` allows you to specify arbitrary pierce depths to check.


Looks like this link was already a full url.


Done.


Зевс на Y вызывается. Опечатка (E не сработает).


thank you. im gonna cherry pick these into the master


Task #28
5ac86abda6d210ae458585308203b019ad456588


Yes, we could use http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc6265


Who owns / registered this clientID?  Not sure all of the implications of the client ID (like are you able able to disable uploads, view all uploads, etc) but we should make sure devtools / mozilla owns it.


Agree, I will change the code to use STRING_8.


This is great! Thanks! I haven't looked over everything, but the only thing that I might disagree with would be to remove the "lockfile"-type feature, as that was very intentional. One version of the repo should always generate a very specific tarball in a deterministic way. Not saying people should be able to easily change that, but the apk versions downloaded for our ROM should be locked in code :)

Does that clash with your thinking? I'm thinking everything is good except we need to resolve all that "latest" stuff to a file with specific version, that we version control in our repo

Again, thanks very much! I'm all for improving my terrible scripting :)


I have updated the code to use across


1. Pls make actual commit names. "Added night extended" is better than lelelelelelelelelelelelelelel
2. I will push over this eventually.
3. How did you get the strings sounding so realistic??????? It's amazing.
4. You might want to change the 8bit wave form for the lead, it doesn't mesh too well in the beginning. It's ok if it doesn't sound like the original.


90119792FourPipeInd_ErrMsg (wfbuhl) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: OK (1654 of 1655 tests passed)

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could you publish this to npm please...


Commented out main_js.js instead of main_js_mini.js.


Fucking commas. How do they work.


You ran godeps just on `./cmd/ethereum`. This removes most of the packages required by the other commands from this file, which is not good.

Please be more careful with Godeps.


Good thinking.  Wiki page tracking issue added [here] (https://github.com/sqlitebrowser/sqlitebrowser/issues/226). :smile:


90119792FourPipeInd_ErrMsg (wfbuhl) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-cppcheck-1.61: OK (0 of 0 tests passed)

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why two names ?, because I was not sure which one was the best.

good idea.


Keep:

$trial_length = null,
$trial_unit = null


Keep all of this


Keith so smart wow


Any chance this gets into the published extension soon?


The if() condition here isn't necessary.  If ```$cache_path``` doesn't exist, the rename will return false and otherwise do nothing.


However, I am getting the following errors when trying to import either the OVA or OVF:

VMware vSphere/ESXi 5.5.0.1331820:
"Device 'VirtualCdrom' has a backing type that is not supported. This is a general limitation of the virtual machine's compatibility with the ESXi version of the selected host."
I'm trying to deploy the OVF template to the same remote host that was used to create it.

VirtualBox 4.3.24 r98716:
Could not find a storage controller named 'SCSI Controller'
Result Code: VBOX_E_OBJECT_NOT_FOUND (0x80BB0001)
Component: Appliance
Interface: IAppliance {3059cf9e-25c7-4f0b-9fa5-3c42e441670b}

Any advice?

Thank you.


I think it's a bug in std.process, it really should call `/bin/sh` not `SHELL`.
http://linux.die.net/man/3/system
http://pubs.opengroup.org/onlinepubs/009695399/functions/system.html


This is better written as ```IO::File->new($self->output, 'w')```


Locking works fine by me... but we could update the settings.ini to use specific version... no need for an extra lock file...

And if anyone feels adventurous he/she could switch to using "latest" before building the zip.

I didn't think that one might want to lock the version for security reasons...


90119792FourPipeInd_ErrMsg (wfbuhl) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1654 of 1655 tests passed)

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German --> leantime.de


[Issue 14282 – executeShell should can sh and ignore the SHELL env variable](https://issues.dlang.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14282)


hydrolysis 404s for me...is it private, possibly?  Don't want to file an actual issue as I know it's moving quickly.


@darioizzo fixed in new commits, sorry about that, I'll look into compiling with clang instead of gcc (which unfortunately didn't issue any warning).


The xpath seems to be broken please fix.

Thanks
Vijay


saw approval from aberghage
at https://github.com/basho/yokozuna/commit/0613f6a64a49bedf5e376d675c414bbe3f718470


merging basho/yokozuna/nem-essential-bb-logging = 0613f6a6 into borshop-integration-471-nem-essential-bb-logging


basho/yokozuna/nem-essential-bb-logging = 0613f6a6 merged ok, testing candidate = b15dafca


Should I keep the conditional, or maybe change it to `-f`, and check that the rename doesn't return false?


@htmgarcia , I think based on Bill's comment that your above code should work, even after reverting the changes in src/admin/library/html/plan.php because the trial arguments are optional


Since you have actual inputs and outputs, you can leave that uncommented and test for input dimensions, for example.


Pushed fix, a312613a41eb553f4450ea13d7cf2e0b27d553cd.


Awesome! Thanks so much! Can't wait to try it!


np, I also use mainly gcc .. but its simple to check the Travis VM, that uses clang.


Ah yeah, we've got a bit of cleaning up on that repo before we flip the bit on it :(  Soon! :P


nice add some more details


I'll bring it up next time I speak with Kyle.


I was testing on Max OS X 10.9.5, ruby 1.9.3-p547, Gem::VERSION 1.8.23.2
If I switch to ruby 2.1.2, Gem::VERSION 2.2.2, wait 10 minutes for a bundle install because we're still on Chef11 so I've still been developing cookbooks in ruby-1.9.3, then re-run, no, I don't get the same error.

I still get the same error with ruby-1.9.3 with the latest HEAD.


@dak I am setting @model.set('changed', true) to trigger save in the edit bar once the processing instructions are inserted into the document and the modal closes, but the instructions are only saving if I make changes to the document itself and then save. Is this the proper way to save?


A description would be great. The property name is rather cryptic.


Remove the word "the"


Did you regenerate the binaries?


r+


Can you do this part now? Should only take a second to cut/paste it, and it'd be nice to avoid polluting BVC more.


Nit: no need for these parens


90119792FourPipeInd_ErrMsg (wfbuhl) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1654 of 1655 tests passed)

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Why are we defaulting it twice, once here and once in the spec file? Isn't the `|| false` completely unnecessary?


Mark - this is an accidental push on the master -- forgot to checkout the update-forms branch. Can you delete this?


Inspiroval jsem se v Sass tutorialu na ITnetwork :)

Nenapadlo mne, co dát do definice .col (krom float vlastnosti).


My idea now is to check whether the number of matched resonance isomers (a map between an isomer of species A and one of species B) equals the total number of resonance isomers of species A.

The loop would continue until that number is reached and hence avoiding to check remaining combinations of resonance isomers.


Remove this hunk?


Change "retrieved" to "retrieve"


saw approval from jdm
at https://github.com/Ms2ger/servo/commit/2345f5461bf847fa0d7840fde04da13df4a36d51


merging Ms2ger/servo/USVString = 2345f546 into auto


Ms2ger/servo/USVString = 2345f546 merged ok, testing candidate = 19cd87ae


I'd just make it a bare ```rename()``` without any conditional.  The first time this is ever run, the file ```$cache_path``` won't exist and the rename will fail even though there's nothing really wrong.

If you really want to be careful about it, you can use the Errno module.  If the rename fails with something other than ENOENT, then it's a real error.


Because when I push toggle button the buttons "Nueva" and "Borrar" disappear and when I push again the buttons doesn't appear.

My code toolbar:

                <button type="button" class="btn btn-default" id="add_btn">

                     Nueva
                </button>

                <button type="button" class="btn btn-default" id="del_btn">

                     Borrar
                </button>

`<table id="tabla_funciones"
                  class="table table-striped table-condensed"
                  data-search="true"
                  data-show-toggle="true"
                  data-toolbar="#toolbar"
                  data-query-params-type=""
                  data-query-params="queryParams"
                  data-pagination="true"
                  data-side-pagination="server"
                  data-page-list="[10, 20, 50, 100, 200, 400]"
                  data-url="PK_BPM_FUNCIONES_WS.P_GET_FUNCIONES"
                  data-height="400"
           >

`

Before push:
![captura](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/8124520/6646704/f45ab51a-c9c7-11e4-927b-0143d18c2899.PNG)

After push:
![captura2](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/8124520/6646710/fe97d8a0-c9c7-11e4-9578-bcd8822e2718.PNG)


Should there be an error similar to when a file can't be written if the status is not 200 or in the case of a timeout?


I'd remove these changes...they don't do anything, and just adds noise to the commit.


para não precisar fazer `window.onload` no javascript, poderias ter usado `onsubmit="putItem()"` nessa tag `<form>`


However, I am not getting all the button from the global action menu, only the reboot and airplane mode, you?


Got it, yes you are right... that is an issue! Good work! :)


Seguindo o conselho acima, aqui terias que usar `<button type="submit">Cadastrar</button>`


Thank you, for both replies. It makes perfect sense.


Nice. It's a lot cleaner Now.


Ok cool :)

But yeah, mostly for auditability. In general, with builds, you want each commit to build the exact same artifact (in our case, an `update.zip`) for the rest of eternity, no matter what changes outside the repo.


Here's where I port to older nose


> .

What is this operator?


Change "it's" to "its"


thank you very much :)


Não entendi o porquê dessa classe `itens`. Ela não usada em lugar nenhum.


If, for the purposes of RMG, resonance isomers are the same species, then isn't a single match enough to say that A and B are the same species? I guess the desired behaviour depends on when this is being used, and therefore any choice is arbitrary.
What if you had A.molecule=[foo, bar] and B.molecule=[foo, bar, baz] ?  Would your latest then give A==B but B!=A?


Thank you again, I did not realize it was a separate file and would have crammed it into the the core file.


all tests pass:
success: http://buildbot.bos1/builders/test-yokozuna/builds/1022


rax retry tests


Changes look generally fine.. it'd be nice if there was at least a basic test for this in browser_cmd_screenshot.js, although obviously we won't be able to hit the API from the test harness.


When you have to list arguments this way, braces should be written like this:
```php
function __construct(
    $arg,
    $arg2
) {
```


isso não existe


Yeah, we should upgrade ASAP.

Thanks.


TeamCity Akka.NET :: Akka.NET PR Build [Build 146](http://petabridge-ci.cloudapp.net/viewLog.html?buildId=249&buildTypeId=AkkaNet_AkkaNetPrBuild&guest=1) is now running


Thanks !


I do not see how this is different from the previous patch?


Conforme conversamos ontem, `#` é um seletor que deve ser evitado. Para fins de estilo (CSS), usar sempre `.`


So is this converter automatically used or does it need to be invoked somehow?


This closes #21


Lumineon still doesn't want Waterfall. It has the same base Attack and Special Attack, so Scald is better in every way since they have the same BP.


Acho que tu quis colocar o form no centro da tela com esse `auto auto`. É isso?
Isso não aconteceu porque para centralizar na vertical o pai do elemento que possui essa classe precisaria ter uma altura, no caso o `<body>`. Se tu adicionar o snippet abaixo no teu CSS, talvez funcione:
```
body {
    height: 100%;
}
```


read me


We should either keep `BUDDYPRESS_EVENT_ORGANSIER_PATH` around for backward compatibility or change all instances of the old constant to the new one.


HVACSizingSim_CoincidentPlant (EnergyArchmage) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: Tests Failed

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Não é necessário receber o evento. A tua função não precisa dele.


Yeah, I'm not worried about backward compatibility (at least now now),
and for now I'm ignoring all existing code :)
On 03/13/15 16:43, r-a-y wrote:
>
> We should either keep |BUDDYPRESS_EVENT_ORGANSIER_PATH| around for
> backward compatibility or change all instances of the old constant to
> the new one.
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>


Novamente o problema das abreviações aqui. Eu sugeriria `var newListItem` ou `var newItem`.


Yup, I'm not worried about backward compatibility - at least for now - and for the moment I'm ignoring existing code. Sheesh, give me a chance to get caught up, will ya?


@tylerhunt This should be namespaced under a `/rails` directory. :stuck_out_tongue:


Pour plus d'information sur le routing en mode HTML5, consultez:

* https://scotch.io/quick-tips/pretty-urls-in-angularjs-removing-the-hashtag
* https://docs.angularjs.org/guide/$location


>If, for the purposes of RMG, resonance isomers are the same species, then isn't a single match enough to say that A and B are the same species?

Agreed.

>What if you had A.molecule=[foo, bar] and B.molecule=[foo, bar, baz] ? Would your latest then give A==B but B!=A?

Agreed. Prior to this, a necessary condition for equality would be having the same number of resonance isomers so that the equality relation is symmetric.

In the end, I think I'm reinventing the warm water again. If the resonance isomers of a species were a unordered collection of unique elements (a set), I wouldn't have to think about this, and just write

```python
spc1.molecule == spc2.molecule

>>> from sets import Set
>>> s1 = Set(['John', 'Jack'])
>>> s2 = Set(['Jack', 'John'])
>>> s1 == s2
True
>>> s3 = Set(['Jack', 'John', 'Richard'])
>>> s1 == s3
False
```


`span` também é algo muito subjetivo. Poderias usar um nome que explica melhor a função desse span. Eu usaria `newItemDescriptionContainer` ou `newItemTextContainer`


А, я понял. У тебя был локальный коммит, которого не было удаленно; надо в таких случаях делать `git pull --rebase`


Oh, and I see now that I misspelled my commit message, I think there should be _**e**ldest_, not _**o**ldest_.


Y U No Done Now?


Ok... IE testing seems to be failing... Screenshot attached.

![image](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/6345473/6647013/d92088dc-c9a0-11e4-97ab-0ef233927404.png)


A worthwhile goal here could be to eliminate the intermediate variable which get's only created in debug builds:

    assert(uv_guess_handle(file) == UV_NAMED_PIPE ||  uv_guess_handle(file) == UV_TTY);

This creates two calls to uv_guess_handle but IF UV_* are flags, this can be condensed to:

    assert(uv_guess_handle(file) & (UV_NAMED_PIPE |  UV_TTY) );

Readability of the second one is maybe worse, but could be preferred if the performance is really needed, which is suspect in a debug build, unless the function is called very often or uv_guess_handle is expensive.

The bad readability in the second case results in my eyes from the, on first glance sub optimal naming of either uv_guess_handle or these macros and it is not the callers responsibility, to improve readability by introducing intermediate variables.


Yes, in some respects a set would be nice, but then we wouldn't know which is the lowest energy resonance isomer (we currently order them in increasing Enthalpy, as predicted by Benson)


TeamCity Akka.NET :: Akka.NET PR Build [Build 146](http://petabridge-ci.cloudapp.net/viewLog.html?buildId=249&buildTypeId=AkkaNet_AkkaNetPrBuild&guest=1) outcome was **FAILURE**
Summary: System.Exception: xUnit failed for the following assemblies: D:\BuildAgent\work\49b164d63843fb4\src\core\Akka.Tests\bin\Release\Akka.Tests.dll   at Microsoft.FSharp.Core.Operators.FailWith[T](String message)   at Fake.XUnitHelper.xUnit(FSharpFunc`2 s... Build time: 00:11:47
### Failed tests
```
Akka.Tests.dll: Akka.Tests.Actor.InboxSpec.Inbox_have_a_default_and_custom_timeouts: <no details avaliable>

Akka.Tests.dll: Akka.Tests.Routing.ConsistentHashingRouterSpec.ConsistentHashingRouterMustAdjustNodeRingWhenRouteeDies: <no details avaliable>

```


No počkej, pod tohle už bych se nepodepsal. Proti zúžení harmonogramu by rozvrháři mohli vznést zcela oprávněné námitky. Už teď jsme skoro na hraně s kapacitou učeben, alespoň co jsem slyšel.
Posunutí výuky o 1,5 hodiny k večeru by mi osobně nevadilo, je to přijatelný kompromis za to, že nebude výuka v noci.


No geral, Parabéns! Funcionou direitinho aqui.

OBS.: Rolou apenas um probleminha visual nos itens da lista. Os itens estão com a bolinha "•" padrão que o browser coloca nos `<li>`. Para resolver isso, podes usar o CSS abaixo:
```
.itens > ul {
   list-style-type : none
}
```


I'd change this to "It /looks/ like... (specifically on Windows)"


GridViewBugFixes (evanweaver) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: Tests Failed

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cc @kalvotom


This won't be Python3 compatible.  You should use `pandas.compat.string_types` I believe.


Probably worth adding to the comment that we explicitly make sure to put this at the _beginning_ of the PATH.


Oh. PHEW!

In retrospect I really should have seen that.

*sheepishly walks away*


should this be `json-file`?


This logic does not account for the previous compactionFlag value for the Segment.

That means that when an Uberstore that had previously been compacted with live-compaction is upgraded, as each segment is internally compacted the 'keys-collected' state is lost.

That leads to ever segment having to be compacted again from scratch, which is VERY time consuming.

I think the solution is to add this line: compactInto.setCompacted(toCompact.isApplied)


I have the same problem. I tried the patch and it worked.

I am using spring-data with eclipselink as the jpa provider for mongo
When I use a PagingRequest the first page returns the correct number of results, the second page returns the pagesize* pageNumber and so on.
I get an out of memory error because to many results get returned when it gets to a high page number

List<Content> contentList = contentRepository.findBySomeField(new PageRequest(1, 20),someFiled);


very minor code reuse improvement included here, quality_name is calculated earlier


90119792FourPipeInd_ErrMsg (wfbuhl) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (639 of 639 tests passed)

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No problem!


But my flinch! It doesn't matter in this case because the stats are equal so might as well give it some variety. Also, Blissey :P. Really though, if it had one more Special Attack I'd agree but I want it to have both options here. It's fast enough to go for the flinch, which is useful if it poisoned the opponent.


Ok, co třeba:

Nepřejeme si posun časů výuky o hodinu a půl k večeru. Stojíme o výuku přes den. Věříme, že je to možné.


I'd rather write `msgfmt (usually provided with the gettext package)` - for me thats clearer if I understood you right.


should this say `**json-file**` too?


That seems like a problem! We should at least have a way to set toggles within the test framework—this won't be the last time we'll want to test something under a toggle that would otherwise be DB-less, and the difference in how long it takes to run is huge. What do you think?


Why can't we run this test on Node?


this probably shouldn't be in bash tags


Všimni si, co [psal](https://twitter.com/guthondr/status/576354989028872192) Ondra Guth:

> Tak potom jo :-) Jen doufám, že nebudou následovat petice "ne po 16. hodině" a "ne v pátek" ;-)

Označil jsem to za bagatelizování, ale po tom dodatku o večerní výuce už se k tomu fakt blížíme…


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@khawkins If ```user == nil```, can we go directly to the method below, instead of returning ```nil```? Or am I missing something, with respect to the user behavior?


Ok, dávám to pryč.


Yup, should be


Jo, ta původní formulace je trochu moc ostrá. S tou kapacitou to opravdu není tak snadné jak to možná z venčí vypadá...

"Výuka přes den" zní rozumně. Ale je to takové vágní, je začátek v 18:00 ještě "přes den"? Být na vaší straně, tak se soustředím na těch 7:30. Tam mi to přijde jasné.


Ne, nedával bych to tam vůbec a tohle nechal raději na osobní domluvě s rozvrháři. Doteď jsme mohli tvrdit, že jde pouze o posun harmonogramu o 1,5 hodiny dopředu, takže žádný čas neztratíme, jen se posune harmonogram. Tohle to mění a obávám se, že by nám to hodně ztížilo argumentační pozici. Prostě není to diplomaticky rozumné.


namespaceHttpHAndler.delete should already do this (line112)


Mis teed?


Přesně jak píše @kalvotom. Je potřeba mít jasně formulovaný požadavek a neroztahovat ho víc do šíře.


saw approval from aberghage
at https://github.com/basho/yokozuna/commit/541490bb6e53a7eb9bf00423e03c024eadf11ace


merging basho/yokozuna/bugfix/zl/stats-typo-throughput = 541490bb into borshop-integration-470-bugfix/zl/stats-typo-throughput


basho/yokozuna/bugfix/zl/stats-typo-throughput = 541490bb merged ok, testing candidate = 639ab8bd


Jj, už to pushuju


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If I'm not mistaken, this is undefined behavior.
The result of `.toArray` is going to be a `scala.Array[Element]` containing non-`Element`s, which is undefined behavior. Additionally, the following cast to `.asInstanceOf[Array[T]]` is wrong, for the same reason. Since `Array[T]` erases to `AnyRef`, though, it "passes", but it's likely to blow up later.

The proper fix is simply *not* to call `.toArray.asInstanceOf[Array[T]]`. Instead, just do `.asInstanceOf[js.Array[T]]`. That would be a valid cast, and then the `js.Array[T]` would be implicit converted to a `Seq[T]` via [`js.WrappedArray`](http://www.scala-js.org/api/scalajs-library/0.6.1/#scala.scalajs.js.WrappedArray).

A better improvement would simply be to use Scala's implementation of `map` on a `js.Array[Element]` like this, IMO:
```scala
jq.get().map(func)
```
and be done with it ^^
(assuming `.get()` is typed as returning a `js.Array[Element]`, as I believe it should)


If you take a look at https://github.com/Kondeo/nudge-webapp/network
This branch was made off of your other branch (logoutPage) instead of master. Make sure to make an individual branch from master for every feature, that way each feature can be pulled in separately.


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Sorry i didn't see this.
I would say that ideally this is how it would work:
`request('path', { baseUrl: 'http://example.com/api/test' }` => `http://example.com/api/test/path`
`request('path', { baseUrl: 'http://example.com/api/test/' }` => `http://example.com/api/test/path`
`request('/path', { baseUrl: 'http://example.com/api/test' }` => `http://example.com/api/test/path`
`request('/path', { baseUrl: 'http://example.com/api/test/' }` => `http://example.com/api/test/path`

so we never get a path like: `http://example.com/api/test//path`


@calvinatintel ready for cherry-pick


I don't think this is a good way to do it.

We have a version of the dom adapter that works on Node. Everything this matcher does should work on node or throw. It should not be ignored.

You should not use IS_NODEJS here and instead rely on the dom adapter to take care of the difference.


This line is redundant since `wrapInEffect` already adds the view.


all tests pass:
success: http://build.servo.org/builders/linux1/builds/1004
success: http://build.servo.org/builders/linux2/builds/1003
success: http://build.servo.org/builders/android/builds/1038
success: http://build.servo.org/builders/mac1/builds/1219
success: http://build.servo.org/builders/mac2/builds/1220
success: http://build.servo.org/builders/gonk/builds/190


Which method below?  The context of demarcation in sync manager has changed to SmartStore now; user inputs are just convenience functions to get to that context.  So if you don't have a user, you don't really know where a SmartStore is supposed to live—you don't have enough configuration information.


I'm not sure if the Date field would work for this. If the object's date was a timestamp like '2015-03-13 10:43:12', the date object, after instantiating the new date would actually come out looking like "Fri Mar 13 2015 10:43:12 GMT-0500 (CDT)", which is totally different than the original key. Maybe just handle the date as a string? Obviously, I can't imagine someone using a date stamp as a key but you never know if they tried to map it to a time-series in a database or something...


lol good laugh :)


That's how it works now.  See the test:

```
addTest('http://localhost:6767/api/', '/resource', '/api/resource')
```


I say something about the highest priorirty, which is an explanation for putting it in the beginning


A user in this case, anyway.  Getting to a SmartStore instance—either directly or indirectly—is the minimum requirement for instantiating a sync manager instance now.


1348-IDFMeasureWorkspace (kbenne) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (2172 of 2184 tests passed)

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Remove?


Seriously though, do you mind if I patch up a few things in this repo so it's working?  There are some other problems with notices and load order in Christian's plugin.


you're right, i missed that.


A few days back I experimented with some assertions in `Msg`'s various `Init*` methods to see whether lifetimes were correctly handled throughout the code base. My conclusion was that this needs a bit of work. There were many violations, such as calling `InitEmpty` on a `Msg` that was `InitPool`'d without being closed. I suspect that if we enable pooling, we'll see leaks. Actually this would be easy enough to verify.

I'm happy to help work on this but we need a clear picture of how `Msg` and maybe `NetMQMessage` must be used.

For now I'm finishing up the receive extension methods and thinking about the send ones. Have you had a chance to look at the commits on my fork around this?


What are you trying to do here?


If a lambda is that big, it shouldn't be anonymous


fast-forwarding master to auto = 19cd87ae


```(instancetype)sharedInstanceForUser:(SFUserAccount *)user storeName:(NSString *)storeName``` and ```(instancetype)sharedInstanceForStore:(SFSmartStore *)store```. Basically, if the user passed in is nil, do we want to assume the app is asking for a global store, and hence deliberately passed in a nil user? Or we could leave it the way it is.


added verbiage to list the source


Oh...you removed it here. I agree it's less confusing to keep all of the `addSubview`s in the same place, so ignore my other comment.


This is what the `bool` type is for...


Thanks ;-)


How to disable it? `$ionicConfigProvider.views.swipeBackEnabled(false);` doesn't seem to work


I don't really like this change, every time you change back to the view it will update all the remotes, and on bad a bad connection or slow remotes it could take forever to update (which is why I added this in the first place).

A better  improvement would be to keep this, and rather track changes done by actions elsewhere in the plugin and update only if necessary.


Je to pryč.


He is trying to fix warnings emitted by:
https://github.com/franciscofranco/Shamu/blob/lollipop-mr1/arch/arm/kernel/irq.c

pr_warning("IRQ%u no longer affine to CPU%u\n"

This worked on hammerhead.... doesn't seem to work on Shamu.


Delete space


looks good, while you need to rebase anyway you can reword and remove that colon after fixes. This may make github auto fix the belonging issue when this gets merged.


So can we just remove `browserToolbarDidLongPressBookmark` altogether? Unless there are already plans to make it do something else.


I don't like stray scopes like this, unless there is a real compelling reason for it, can you remove it (e.g., move the variable definitions up)?


Huh? There's a dot! WAH! A dot! Nonononono... ok I'm crazy, I admit...


same goes for this scope


@0xF013 FYI, since I know you use the Express dev server.


what has this to do with docs link ?


Remove


return this;


Another idea I had was to use `funcall`s everywhere.

Example:

```el
(defvar interleave-add-note-fn nil
"Function to add interleave note.")
(if (featurep 'pdf-view)
   (setq interleave-add-note-fn 'interleave-add-note-pdf-view)
(setq interleave-add-note-fn 'interleave-add-note-doc-view))
;; skipped code
   (define-key map (kbd "i") (lambda () (interactive) (funcall interleave-add-note-fn)))
;; skipped code
```


I'd surround all commands with \`\`\` and not with ' and place a space after `#`


@calvinatintel ready for cherry-pick


Closes #2


brilliant


all tests pass:
success: http://buildbot.bos1/builders/test-yokozuna/builds/1024


so it looks like that in the end:

```
brew search python  # This should display python3
...
```


Lahe


what is this for? does it need to be in the root?


return setLocation(strLocation);


this is memleaking. sdb_set already strdups


do not allocate vars in the middle of the function. this is just for consistence witht he coding style


:open_mouth: :wink: :+1: :sunglasses:


shouldn't this be a .md, not a .py?


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Yeah, I guess if you need to make changes so that you can work, go ahead.


nit: align `message` parameter with the rest


hmm did you get rid of happy not to?


what have you done?


The user can leave Sublime, modify tags on the command-line, and return to Sublime.  Two alternatives:

1. only refresh local tags when the view is activated
2. place a notice at the top of the view, indicating that the displayed information might be stale

Thoughts?


You need add comments to this method.


What's this change for? Won't it break scrolling the URL bar off screen?


@thibaultCha pushed this from 30,000 feet on a plane flying over Nevada. Beat this!


They will need overlays in vendor. I'll add them tonight. I already had reboot overlay in anticipation of the reboot feature which is why that works but others don't yet


Okay. lots of new stuff. Take a look guys. the Portion DAO/ORM complains when I add the getCalories() method. I think we may have to actually have a separate set of pojos. I was just manually running my stocks_db_initialization_ALTERNATE.sql script in between tests. And then it tests clean. I AM NOT planning on merging as is,... but I wanted everyone's opinion before I worked further.


baseline = 465


too long. break regex into multiple lines


I presume accessors starting with a Capital is standard in Python?


baseline = 3700


one line: `if not @src then ...`


Why do you install iTorch if afterwards you use only `th` (with `trepl`)?


hmm, I'd rather not modify attrs, it complicates the code state.


@coding46 - let me now if the API is now working you hoped. . . you can now request result fields similar to other api calls.


"get" is a weird name. Maybe "ind_ovs_pktin_cb_f"?


why are we removing the template here?


too long


baseline = 0


Option one, at least to begin with.


@nickvergessen Could this be back ported to the next 7 release asap? It can't be a good thing to have directory uids broadcast via email and observable by who knows how many servers and smtp agents along the way. Thanks.
@gig13 FYI.


hmm kernel patch is working good sysfs node is created succesfully by driver itself
then we need to work on framework/base for proper sysfs toggling support


baseline = 15000


Why not just define the function as a slot instead of making a redundant one line lambda


Rename to "ind_ovs_pktin_socket_netlink_port".


@haneensa Hey! I created a new branch (member-info) and tried adding the member information,  but it won't show the picture I chose. :S


baseline = 2500


Should be moved to ovs_driver_int.h.


Got it.  This might result in some additional current drain, suggest reverting it.


baseline = 1000
NICE!


nit: align `message` parameter with the rest


It could be; definitely so if you change the consumers and make a 'Utils' target for all of these extensions…


Line 180, 185, 186 will be un-commented once the exportify on Ticket #5 is done.


Do the configure tests take care of tls and sbrk automatically?


Ah, gracias.  Dieringer is the lname :)  :+1:


This should be using pktin_soc.


Seems the Travis CI build is failing, though its not quite clear its failing due to my changes or some other external issue.


I think it would be good to re-add the link information for those that don't want to use quickstart


Global stores inherently have no user context.  And while we could overload a `nil` user context to imply a global store, there are other areas in the Mobile SDK where a `nil` user context implies the current user, so there's ambiguity there.

I'd prefer we make a wall between the two types of contexts.  If the developer wants a global store, they would specify the global store that they're pointing to.  If I had my druthers and could turn back time, I'd prefer there was only the singular context between a sync manager and its store, and the consumer was responsible for establishing further context outside of the manager class.

If I iterate from there to make life more convenient for developers, I'd say we create something like an `SFSmartSyncContext` class, that specifies both a user and store context independently.  This would live as a 1:1 property with an `SFSmartSyncSyncManager` instance, which both the sync manager and its targets could access for either context, as needed.


I'd agree with you, but look at the control flow here. `json` is silently a parse error. The next two blocks fail to extract either a remote error or a response, and we throw away the JSON parse error and return an unknown error.

That's fine if you're very confident that we'll never care about a JSON parse error. But it's worth commenting here that that's the case; otherwise this is indistinguishable from a case where you simply haven't accounted for the possibility of failure.


Ah yes, this helps with multiple cursors. Now, though, if you start adding something, move the cursor with arrow keys, add some more, and finish, then `.` will only repeat the first part.

To test: get multiple cursors, then `iabc<left><left>de<escape>` will correctly give `adebc`; then `.` will insert `abc` rather than `de` as VIM would.

#568 fixes that.


@mlaval We should avoid using IS_DARTIUM unless we really have to and something does not work on one of the platforms. It seems to me that what you are testing here is JS truthiness, not the behavior of the if directive.

I say we should not test it at all. Or if you want to be explicit create a helper function `isTrue` and just use that.


fast-forwarding develop to borshop-integration-470-bugfix/zl/stats-typo-throughput = 639ab8bd


Can you specify what you mean by the link information?

This es6-shim.js is merely a bandaid until TypeScript 1.5 , which I am very excited for.


This have to read of AppConfigConstants class.
Refactor to follow java conventions


I believe that is the case. Not a definitive source, but...
http://www.hacktrix.com/where-is-google-chrome-installed-in-windows


Add comments  to this method.


'Set a single key' seems to be a cut&paste error


@sunfishcode This is a fuzz testcase from last night, can you please take a look? It looks like a problem in AllocaManager - if I disable the optimizations there (i.e. change the opt param after `Do alloca coloring at -O1 and higher.` in JSBackend), then it passes. And see printfs with `waka` comments, it looks like a local var whose address is taken, is modified when it shouldn't be (it's modified in between those calls, then the assert fails), so it looks like local allocas are aliasing when they shouldn't.

Error shows up in `-O2` builds. (Also triggers a segfault in `SAFE_HEAP` as well, as it places an unaligned value in that pointer that is trampled.)


It is nice to have as a prefix oc[-*]: to whatever is related with sogo-openchange library. In this case, I'd use `oc-calendar:` prefix.


Similarly here


It's the goal, yes


Please add comments to the methods + some example could be great.


Sería bueno que tu codigo se divida en más funciones.


We really want to log the messageType or is this just an artifact of testing?


:+1:  otherwise


Perfect exception handling!


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> I'd agree with you, but look at the control flow here. json is silently a
> parse error. The next two blocks fail to extract either a remote error or a
> response, and we throw away the JSON parse error and return an unknown
> error.
>
> That's fine if you're very confident that we'll never care about a JSON
> parse error. But it's worth commenting here that that's the case; otherwise
> this is indistinguishable from a case where you simply haven't accounted
> for the possibility of failure.
>
I agree that this code is not clear, but in fact I don't expect JSON parse
errors, because Alamofire has already given us the "JSON" data!  That is,
Alamofire is saying the JSON data is not nil.  If it didn't parse, the
Alamofire error will be non-nil.


Add comments to the class + methods
Please provide some examples where is needed by example:  return the room name in a linked list
 i.e. { roomDisplayName: room01} -> JSON format ....something like that


Since this is the first commit that will actually move Autoload.php into the community code pool (which is a good idea) this should deserve a bigger jump in version number.
Also, I think we should stick to the classic 3 segment [semantic versioning](http://semver.org/).

I suggest we tag a new version v0.6.0


Some of us more than others :)


we shall add comments to all the public interface.


this should use the config logged_in_path


heey


It was when I tested it. I'll check it out

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This might be a breaking change for people using codename as subtitle?


Don't use IE. :)

Try forcing a reload of all files to ensure that Javascript has been fully
refreshed. I had to do that a couple times today.

If it is still a problem after that, we'll take a look.

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let's not change the checked in default for logged_in_path


move this new function below the definition of the struct?


MaxPermSize is ignored in Java 8


@VladimirMangos in Player also. But thats not a point. In Unit.cpp we can add check if cast on self, return false. Something like that.
By the way, it also will fix manaspring/manatide totems etc. My old fix https://github.com/mangosArchives/Mangos-One-server-old/commit/bd31a09d7cd402100bd035b0eafce92e520b693b
This is th same issue.


Maybe leave the relay rules out of it for now? Let's assume everything is relayed everywhere and tighten them.
On the same token: **versions about 0 are invalid for Phase1**.


Sure what I meant is you were originally supposed to create a symlink from angular source. Now you are using the build.sh which is fine but I think the info on how to use the angular repo is interesting too so it might be nice to add it back as an alternative configuration


Estas variables deberían estar escritas en mayúscula por ser globales.


startUpdatingCache -> autoUpdatingCache?


If it doesn't do anything you should delete it


I did the API import on the backend like that


Yeah, the compiler told us to add (float), and I didn't think it would need
double precision. I guess that's what we get when Mr berg helps with coding.
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And yet you called it "wip" could have been not committed as well!


This is in our styleguides: when you can use the short form `#FFF`. The same applies for gray below


Can servers drift from one another by 30 seconds and not be noticed (no SFMs)?
If so, the Unix epoch time rounded to nearest minute is not deterministic enough for live TX processing.


Ahh I see. I don't think this is the best place for that. Building from source will likely break this project at any given time. Actually, if I were to build from source right now it would break because `componentServices` has been renamed to `services`.

I could look into adding a section in the README for the quickstart repo however. Would that be useful?


yeah, I added a white noise so brandon told me to remove.


Having the constructor of a URL throw a checked exception is the most silly thing they could possibly do... Especially for something like this.


After making the following changes to compile this, it doesn't work. When I release the mouse nothing happens, except that moving the cursor (with no buttons pressed) leaves context menu artifacts and/or selection rectangle artifacts, before the assertion eventually fails.

```
diff --git a/src/widget/tool/screenshotgrabber.cpp b/src/widget/tool/screenshotgrabber.cpp
index 15caff8..404f2e4 100644
--- a/src/widget/tool/screenshotgrabber.cpp
+++ b/src/widget/tool/screenshotgrabber.cpp
@@ -121,10 +121,11 @@ bool ScreenshotGrabber::eventFilter(QObject* , QEvent* event)

         parentWidget->releaseMouse();

-        QTimer::singleShot(100, this, [=]()
-        {
-            takeScreenshot(rekt);
-        });
+        QTimer* timer = new QTimer;
+        timer->setSingleShot(true);
+        connect(timer, &QTimer::timeout, this, [=] {takeScreenshot(rekt);} );
+        timer->start(100);
+        timer->deleteLater();

         break;
     }
```


As I've said before. It's really a best practice to attach one Component per tag. You don't want things to happen by chance. You want to have full control over what a component/tag does


i mean update


Well you will need to be a bit more specific about what you want to know.
But if you are asking WHEN they are sent, it is in spawn and location changes.
The HOW is "according to the protocol" unless you specify what you want to know.


Good suggestion. Forgive for the cache stuff, just copied from the k8s with blind mind.


Looks good


@zuphilip, I actually meant to edit `"label": "Amazon.com"` in a separate commit (oops), but turns out that it doesn't matter (maybe more extensive changes would screw up the rename/move detection algorithm). In any case, this does mess up [History](https://github.com/zotero/translators/commits/master/Amazon.js) (it would mess it up with separate commits as well) but you can still [blame properly](https://github.com/zotero/translators/blame/master/Amazon.js)


This feature can add unexpected "fun" to a team.

After removing parent -, sub - , related - ,duplicated -, .. tasks the users can't view
this can easy lead to confusion. Haven't thought deep about that feature, but for the people who want that granular permissions use: The count of hidden/removed from task maybe help a user unterstand why his own task can't can't be closed because of other tasks he has no access to. (for example)

For checking it on one detail page it might look ok.
But can_view_task() needs extra SQL calls. All in all, this can lead quite fast to a lot of extra SQL requests slowing down performance.


...but now I'm going to back track on my statements. :)  Sorry, I'm probably arguing with myself at this point. ;-)  The idea of moving strictly to a store context was intentional, since ultimately the user context could be changing for a given store / sync manager context—maybe one user is syncing the global store, maybe it's another.  Maybe it's no user (unauthenticated).  Ultimately, the user context isn't very meaningful to the sync manager, who only cares about handing off data to sync up, grabbing data from sync down, and stuffing it into a store, pulling it out of a store, etc.  User context inadvertently limits the idea of who the sync manager belongs to.


Yeah, I wasn't very clear. I mean how is the chunk data compressed. I'm
asking for @falkirks he's working on a Satellite map maker for PE so he
needs to know how to decompress chunks.

On Friday, March 13, 2015, Niclas Olofsson <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> Well you will need to be a bit more specific about what you want to know.
> But if you are asking WHEN they are sent, it is in spawn and location
> changes.
> The HOW is "according to the protocol" unless you specify what you want to
> know.
>
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>


Tested and seems to work. LGTM.


Needs ind_ovs_ prefix since it isn't static.


Is he doing in C#? That case I could wip together some code he can use.

> On 13 mar 2015, at 22:43, Ryan James <notifications@github.com> wrote:
>
> Yeah, I wasn't very clear. I mean how is the chunk data compressed. I'm
> asking for @falkirks he's working on a Satellite map maker for PE so he
> needs to know how to decompress chunks.
>
> On Friday, March 13, 2015, Niclas Olofsson <notifications@github.com> wrote:
>
> > Well you will need to be a bit more specific about what you want to know.
> > But if you are asking WHEN they are sent, it is in spawn and location
> > changes.
> > The HOW is "according to the protocol" unless you specify what you want to
> > know.
> >
> > —
> > Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
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Can I get push access? :)


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Thanks.

Note that gvar is much much harder, so don't hold your breathe just yet.  I'm still trying to understand all the bits, then have to implement them. :)


Do you know any PHP? Otherwise C# would be ok.

On Friday, March 13, 2015, Niclas Olofsson <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> Is he doing in C#? That case I could wip together some code he can use.
>
>
> > On 13 mar 2015, at 22:43, Ryan James <notifications@github.com
> <javascript:_e(%7B%7D,'cvml','notifications@github.com');>> wrote:
> >
> > Yeah, I wasn't very clear. I mean how is the chunk data compressed. I'm
> > asking for @falkirks he's working on a Satellite map maker for PE so he
> > needs to know how to decompress chunks.
> >
> > On Friday, March 13, 2015, Niclas Olofsson <notifications@github.com
> <javascript:_e(%7B%7D,'cvml','notifications@github.com');>> wrote:
> >
> > > Well you will need to be a bit more specific about what you want to
> know.
> > > But if you are asking WHEN they are sent, it is in spawn and location
> > > changes.
> > > The HOW is "according to the protocol" unless you specify what you
> want to
> > > know.
> > >
> > > —
> > > Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> > > <
> https://github.com/NiclasOlofsson/MiNET/commit/9ca443f8d8b3ebeed0c8aaedfe9525f876ebdea5#commitcomment-10194696
> >
> > > .
> > >
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>


"It was a coincidence, since we didn't know when we were scheduling the meetup"


Looks good.


Wow, you're pushy. Try again :-P

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:-)  sometimes compilers lie.

On March 13, 2015, at 2:37 PM, earendil-the-mariner <notifications@github.com> wrote:

Yeah, the compiler told us to add (float), and I didn't think it would need
double precision. I guess that's what we get when Mr berg helps with coding.
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> this should be a double not a float and the the value should not be cast
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Hey Zach, please fork into pluma-blanca/tidyr-dplyr-magrittr-present


dfsd


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sdfsdf


Finally it works


Hmm -- I'm a little surprised about the undefined behavior, since I'm using this successfully in production.  But you're right that the code is rather over-wrought.  It's directly copied from my by-now-quite-old adapters to the old scalajs-jquery, and predate my understanding the details so well.

Good suggestion -- I hadn't actually noticed toArray() before, and I didn't know about the WrappedArray trick.  Elegant -- thanks!


I will change the wording here so signal that if it goes away it will be replaces by a superior imperative API.


Thanks dude!


all this "Typed Python" is nice, but how expensive is this? Does this construct a list at runtime? :)


Yeah, I support IE too... :)  I tried that to no avail.

For sanity's sake, tried it on my laptop at home.  It shows the security dialog, but the page never turns gray.


For PHP better look in PocketMine source. We do this exactly the same way (is only one way). But the basic is to use zlib with Adler checksum.

If you look in my unit tests I also believe there are some examples doing round trip on this and som hex coded examples. Check that and let me know if that helps or you need more. But BETTER get me on the Twitter chat than this way :-)

Niclas

> On 13 mar 2015, at 22:46, Ryan James <notifications@github.com> wrote:
>
> Do you know any PHP? Otherwise C# would be ok.
>
> On Friday, March 13, 2015, Niclas Olofsson <notifications@github.com> wrote:
>
> > Is he doing in C#? That case I could wip together some code he can use.
> >
> >
> > > On 13 mar 2015, at 22:43, Ryan James <notifications@github.com
> > <javascript:_e(%7B%7D,'cvml','notifications@github.com');>> wrote:
> > >
> > > Yeah, I wasn't very clear. I mean how is the chunk data compressed. I'm
> > > asking for @falkirks he's working on a Satellite map maker for PE so he
> > > needs to know how to decompress chunks.
> > >
> > > On Friday, March 13, 2015, Niclas Olofsson <notifications@github.com
> > <javascript:_e(%7B%7D,'cvml','notifications@github.com');>> wrote:
> > >
> > > > Well you will need to be a bit more specific about what you want to
> > know.
> > > > But if you are asking WHEN they are sent, it is in spawn and location
> > > > changes.
> > > > The HOW is "according to the protocol" unless you specify what you
> > want to
> > > > know.
> > > >
> > > > —
> > > > Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> > > > <
> > https://github.com/NiclasOlofsson/MiNET/commit/9ca443f8d8b3ebeed0c8aaedfe9525f876ebdea5#commitcomment-10194696
> > >
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Yepp, that fixes local file upload. See https://github.com/haiwen/seadroid/pull/300 for another approach that would work with all providers.


Here's the culprit.  I reset all vars to INSTALLDIR including this one and everything seems to work... Will submit PR


This change stops the fan from working on the Hephestos, it needs to be undefined to get the fan working again.


Ironic that all this code is so much more verbose than in C++. But I guess refactoring it would slow it down more.


What's your Twitter?

On Friday, March 13, 2015, Niclas Olofsson <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> For PHP better look in PocketMine source. We do this exactly the same way
> (is only one way). But the basic is to use zlib with Adler checksum.
>
> If you look in my unit tests I also believe there are some examples doing
> round trip on this and som hex coded examples. Check that and let me know
> if that helps or you need more. But BETTER get me on the Twitter chat than
> this way :-)
>
> Niclas
>
>
> > On 13 mar 2015, at 22:46, Ryan James <notifications@github.com
> <javascript:_e(%7B%7D,'cvml','notifications@github.com');>> wrote:
> >
> > Do you know any PHP? Otherwise C# would be ok.
> >
> > On Friday, March 13, 2015, Niclas Olofsson <notifications@github.com
> <javascript:_e(%7B%7D,'cvml','notifications@github.com');>> wrote:
> >
> > > Is he doing in C#? That case I could wip together some code he can use.
> > >
> > >
> > > > On 13 mar 2015, at 22:43, Ryan James <notifications@github.com
> <javascript:_e(%7B%7D,'cvml','notifications@github.com');>
> > > <javascript:_e(%7B%7D,'cvml','notifications@github.com
> <javascript:_e(%7B%7D,'cvml','notifications@github.com');>');>> wrote:
> > > >
> > > > Yeah, I wasn't very clear. I mean how is the chunk data compressed.
> I'm
> > > > asking for @falkirks he's working on a Satellite map maker for PE so
> he
> > > > needs to know how to decompress chunks.
> > > >
> > > > On Friday, March 13, 2015, Niclas Olofsson <notifications@github.com
> <javascript:_e(%7B%7D,'cvml','notifications@github.com');>
> > > <javascript:_e(%7B%7D,'cvml','notifications@github.com
> <javascript:_e(%7B%7D,'cvml','notifications@github.com');>');>> wrote:
> > > >
> > > > > Well you will need to be a bit more specific about what you want to
> > > know.
> > > > > But if you are asking WHEN they are sent, it is in spawn and
> location
> > > > > changes.
> > > > > The HOW is "according to the protocol" unless you specify what you
> > > want to
> > > > > know.
> > > > >
> > > > > —
> > > > > Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> > > > > <
> > >
> https://github.com/NiclasOlofsson/MiNET/commit/9ca443f8d8b3ebeed0c8aaedfe9525f876ebdea5#commitcomment-10194696
> > > >
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Sorry, fixing this :)


You are right, infact I am just going to use the indent by spacing thing, I am personally not a fan of back-ticks. Let me know if that doesn't look good.


Please double check the language string changes and be sure you are using the correct ones. They had to be duplicated in the site side language files as well


This is just for our changelog.. write-changelog.js isn't public.


I just downloaded the file geodatabase that we have available for download too.  It looks to have 64 null geometry records.  So I'm guessing the service does too.  I will bring this to the attention of the person who is responsible for this data so we can get it cleaned up next week.


Oops, I forgot one! Thanks, David.


"informtaion" lol. will fix


hah, nice functionality. I should port that to a certain unnamed language.


GridViewBugFixes (evanweaver) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: Tests Failed

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güncellendi


How do you envision that people will use this interface? will they use this to create a new trip? Or should you just return trips that have been perturbed which could allows us to vary multiple fields in each trip? Changing the improve_trips pipeline to invoke this will make it really clear how you envision people using it.


This looks completely invalid now. Should we remove this script?


Actually, `cpu_model` may not be `NULL` here, so maybe we could assert that. QEMU's `g_strdup()` then should abort when allocation fails, so `str` would not be `NULL`. Thanks for pointing out the warning!


what if the visitor is nil here? add a check in side and create one if necessary


The same gives me a webpage not available. Is there a way to check and see if apache2 is operating on the virtual machine?
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@zinj97, What happens when you try with the other eth IPs?

On (Mar-12-15|21:27), zinj97 wrote:
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Please verify that all your comments starts with capitals or lower case after [CG], some of them starts with lower case and others with capitals.


How do you download it


I'm also curious if it matters that we don't set the visit.visitor to this new visitor. the orm should take care of that but I've been curious if that could be an issue.


90119792FourPipeInd_ErrMsg (wfbuhl) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-IntegrationCoverage-Debug: OK (1148 of 1148 tests passed)

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good catch. still annoyed that they changed that in a point-point release.


Hm.. i'm pretty sure some cheating is going on here. I don't see the trick, but you decreased the number of allocations because you fixed the exponential algorithm.

I see it:
```ruby
stack = Gem::List.new(dep_spec, trail)
spec_name = dep_spec.name
unless stack.any? { |s| s.name == spec_name }
```
stack contains spec name so we'll never recurse

so you need to change
```ruby
unless stack.any? { |s| s.name == spec_name }
```
to
```ruby
unless trail.any? { |s| s.name == spec_name }
```


There needs to be a CR at the end of the file.  Git is whining about this being missing in the review UI


I assume by "the generator" you mean GenerateBuildActions, no?  Can you please change it to say that if that's correct?


Delete the  'return this.IsAfter(from, units) && this.isBefore(to, units);

Don't know why that is still hanging around in there.


Sorry, meant to say GITTER :-) Autocorrected by phone...

> On 13 mar 2015, at 22:57, Ryan James <notifications@github.com> wrote:
>
> What's your Twitter?
>
> On Friday, March 13, 2015, Niclas Olofsson <notifications@github.com> wrote:
>
> > For PHP better look in PocketMine source. We do this exactly the same way
> > (is only one way). But the basic is to use zlib with Adler checksum.
> >
> > If you look in my unit tests I also believe there are some examples doing
> > round trip on this and som hex coded examples. Check that and let me know
> > if that helps or you need more. But BETTER get me on the Twitter chat than
> > this way :-)
> >
> > Niclas
> >
> >
> > > On 13 mar 2015, at 22:46, Ryan James <notifications@github.com
> > <javascript:_e(%7B%7D,'cvml','notifications@github.com');>> wrote:
> > >
> > > Do you know any PHP? Otherwise C# would be ok.
> > >
> > > On Friday, March 13, 2015, Niclas Olofsson <notifications@github.com
> > <javascript:_e(%7B%7D,'cvml','notifications@github.com');>> wrote:
> > >
> > > > Is he doing in C#? That case I could wip together some code he can use.
> > > >
> > > >
> > > > > On 13 mar 2015, at 22:43, Ryan James <notifications@github.com
> > <javascript:_e(%7B%7D,'cvml','notifications@github.com');>
> > > > <javascript:_e(%7B%7D,'cvml','notifications@github.com
> > <javascript:_e(%7B%7D,'cvml','notifications@github.com');>');>> wrote:
> > > > >
> > > > > Yeah, I wasn't very clear. I mean how is the chunk data compressed.
> > I'm
> > > > > asking for @falkirks he's working on a Satellite map maker for PE so
> > he
> > > > > needs to know how to decompress chunks.
> > > > >
> > > > > On Friday, March 13, 2015, Niclas Olofsson <notifications@github.com
> > <javascript:_e(%7B%7D,'cvml','notifications@github.com');>
> > > > <javascript:_e(%7B%7D,'cvml','notifications@github.com
> > <javascript:_e(%7B%7D,'cvml','notifications@github.com');>');>> wrote:
> > > > >
> > > > > > Well you will need to be a bit more specific about what you want to
> > > > know.
> > > > > > But if you are asking WHEN they are sent, it is in spawn and
> > location
> > > > > > changes.
> > > > > > The HOW is "according to the protocol" unless you specify what you
> > > > want to
> > > > > > know.
> > > > > >
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@chrishanw
I removed the problematic lines.
Could you try again?


Yes, will fix


Regarding the Msg, I think it is covered pretty well, because Msg is a struct so some time you call init on an initialized message but another instance will actually close the Msg and return the buffer to the pool. It is a complicated logic (it an exact port from zeromq). So when you insert a Msg into the Queue you actually copy the structure and init empty the initialized message, however the other side (IO Thread) will close it after copy the message to the wire. take a look at:
https://github.com/zeromq/netmq/blob/master/src/NetMQ/zmq/Transports/V2Encoder.cs#L60

I can work on the NetMQMessage soon, hopefully the busy times will end next week (getting married :-)).

I also work on ZMTP.NET which is client only portable implementation of ZMTP (the protocol of ZeroMQ and NetMQ) for windows phone, Xamarin, etc... will upload it to github soon and will probably need some help.

I will go over the commits now


Okay, I see (the mess up with the history is kind of annoying). @aurimasv Thank you for accepting the pull request and the renaming.


Are you going to make another switch later on when `std::thread` is more widely supported by compilers?


testing 1.5


is there any reason why this should remain `IEnumerable` and not an array ? If there is none, use var and then you can use Length to find if there are any entries.


hmm, guess VS still doesn't know how to nicely wrap an auto-property with an initializer.  how about
``` c#
public static ICollection<char> InvalidNonWhitespaceNameCharacters { get; } =
    new HashSet<char>(new[] { '@', '!', '<', '/', '?', '[', '>', ']', '=', '"', '\'' });
```
or (better if it fits)
``` c#
public static ICollection<char> InvalidNonWhitespaceNameCharacters { get; } = new HashSet<char>(
    new[] { '@', '!', '<', '/', '?', '[', '>', ']', '=', '"', '\'' });
```


a  lot of commits, can you direct me to the new API ones?


We should change these to Ember.Logger.log to avoid browser errors from browsers that don't support console.log


saw approval from seancribbs
at https://github.com/basho/yokozuna/commit/da36470ada70c3bce4fdc531d1570683174217e6


merging basho/yokozuna/bugfix/zl/use-upgrade-path-from-metadata-or-config-to-determine-riak-search-version = da36470a into borshop-integration-472-bugfix/zl/use-upgrade-path-from-metadata-or-config-to-determine-riak-search-version


basho/yokozuna/bugfix/zl/use-upgrade-path-from-metadata-or-config-to-determine-riak-search-version = da36470a merged ok, testing candidate = 40410222


I wanted to avoid doing `ToArray()` on line 112


fast-forwarding develop to borshop-integration-1088-feature/jrd/index_hashtrees = 404619cb


Ah, good point!


why you are not closing the msg? I think you do need to close it


Oh, actually, a clone doesn't, but a snapdir does.


I wrote shell_integration in the summary since this is where the bug appeared, but the bug was actually in the client, so it shouldn't be needed.


HVACSizingSim_CoincidentPlant (EnergyArchmage) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: Tests Failed

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Valid strings for this pattern-match should include:
    `service/TemperatureSensor1/CurrentTemperature`
    `service/WindowCovering`

This new pattern will force the latter to look like
    `service/WindowCovering/`

You had a fix for this in #2173 at one point.


Add Ember.isEmpty here?


Credits t ooriginal author :+1:


I knew those custom errors would come in handy :D
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Thanks Allen
```
base = base[0].split(os.sep)[-1]
```
would also do it. will include in revision!


Is this testing that irrespective of the flag the behavior holds?


LinkedList


Repushing with the fix, marking needs-qa etc until it passes a test.


yes, exactly.


I don't understand if you're forgetting this part, or you're not aware of what this generates.
For instance, if @events has 2 items you'll get a *ul* with 8 *li*'s. Not 2, as expected. Besides, you're nesting a *li* inside another *li*. That doesn't make any sense.
My proposal earlier made this explicit, maybe you missed it, so here it is again:
```
ul
  -@events.each do |event|
    = link_to event.name, event_path(event.id), class: 'Event-title'
      li.Event  /* <--------- HERE: only one li per iteration */
        .Event-info
          b = "On #{Date::DAYNAMES[event.start_date.wday]}"
        .Event-info = event.starting_date
        .Event-info = event.ending_date
          .fa.fa-user = "#{event.attendees.size}"
```


Thanks and please keep removed/commented out as Bootstrap handles dropdown styling. It actually overrides pre-existing styled dropdown menu. :+1:


Всё. Починил и Оперу 12. Теперь во всех браузерах окно настроек выглядит примерно одинаково, и не скачет при переключении вкладок.


You'll want to pull out the common components and make it more like:
```Java
    newInStuff = "service/" + iName + (iVar == null ? '' : '/' + iVar);
```


This disables an entire test, right? Why do we want to disable this one test in particular?


all tests pass:
success: http://buildbot.bos1/builders/test-yokozuna/builds/1026


Looks good! Will try it tomorrow or on Sunday, when I am on a real computer...


Can you please document this method (or better yet the one in DynamicDependerModuleContext)? I'm a bit confused about what it's doing. As best I can tell it's making *module* depend on the variant of *depName* that matches *module*'s variant with some (what used to be called) sub-names overridden and some added.

Also, it's a bit awkward to talk about this stuff because what I would call a module's "variant" (really a moduleGroup's "variant") is actually a list of Variant objects. I wonder if it'd make more sense to call what's now Variant something like Variation and then call the list of them a Variant. It just seems strange having the plural "variants" refer to a single module (or actually more like the module's attributes or features).


Why does this need to be split into `TryExclusiveRegFileLock` and `TryExclusiveDirLock`? Under the hood, both are files.


Yeah this broke all the other dropdown styling I think we can remove it.


Does removing pump_events here actually fix anything?


>  it took less than a day until someone started to expoit it on a larger scale

Wow that's incredible!


The definition of Variant as a single variation is propagated to the build logic api by CreateVariants.  I can rename that to CreateVariations if you prefer, and then fix the rest of the definitions.


1: M100 needs more reviewers
1: M101 signature is missing
1: M110 missing component name


61:5: B901 blind except: statement
72:5: B901 blind except: statement
84:5: E266 too many leading '#' for block comment
106:1: E402 module level import not at top of file
109: D203 Expected 1 blank line *before* class docstring, found 0
109: D204 Expected 1 blank line *after* class docstring, found 0
117: D102 Docstring missing


xdomain doesn't have an `off`. I will contact the gem owner about it.


Thanks a ton Aleos! You're the best. :]


Ah, missed that.


@aammd @adletaw I have finished my issue.


There is no emulation of DOM events in the Node's pseudo DOM. That's why this test is not run.


we use the back-ticks in all md files so I'd go for that just for
consistency.

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@jaswsinc Here are screenshots of the notices that added for the final release of Quick Cache and Quick Cache Pro. The Quick Cache Pro version uses "Quick Cache Pro" and links to the relevant migration FAQ.

![2015-03-13_16-36-47](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/53005/6648364/381e4654-c9af-11e4-9696-6342473809da.png)
![2015-03-13_17-24-52](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/53005/6648366/39ecc97e-c9af-11e4-9c88-8264a108df89.png)

I also added "(a free upgrade)" to the Quick Cache Pro notices:

![qcp-deprecated-notice](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/53005/6648402/8158cfba-c9af-11e4-83df-ad0c8a8e92e0.png)


This is the worst possible name for this option.


good


61:5: B901 blind except: statement
72:5: B901 blind except: statement
84:5: E266 too many leading '#' for block comment
106:1: F401 'text_type' imported but unused
106:1: E402 module level import not at top of file
109: D203 Expected 1 blank line *before* class docstring, found 0
109: D204 Expected 1 blank line *after* class docstring, found 0
117: D102 Docstring missing


Bravo


per mill?


Perhaps I misunderstand how the Msg is being used. I assumed that because it's initialised with `InitEmpty` that there's nothing to clean up. From your comments today I'm realising that's not the case. I'll kill this commit from the PR and review where else I may have omitted to close the Msg.

I'll take care of this and get back to you.


You're right, I shouldn't be making database updates in the controller like that. Good spot!


Shall I do something? Is it about Enki?


This should be called "main_ram" or something similar.


@XhmikosR I thought that they were deprecated but did not found the infos.


Awesome, you can merge my branch if you're interested!  I'm still not done yet, but improvements so far are:
1. Code cleanup and conform syntax to Dolphin standards
2. Parse non Dolphin generated .map files without crashing.  Previously, if I tried to use a game disc .map file, it would crash without giving an error.
3. Do not try and force __start, which I find causes a hard crash that's hard to recover from.
4. Added error handling for the most common failures.  Dolphin will automatically increment the position.txt if it needs to, then kill itself and restart itself again.  There are still some failures that need to be handled that are on my to do list.
5. Make sure that the count is always incremented correctly at the start and after a crash.  Never skip a function if it doesn't need to be skipped.
6. Cut down the amount of time to spend on a failure, because there is no longer a thread race on start-up.
7. When the bruteforcer finishes, end gracefully with a message saying that bruteforcing is complete.  Display the same message if it starts with the position.txt containing a larger number than the total amount of good lines in the .map file.

Next thing I'm going to work on is dealing with the other crashes.  I hope to have it be able to eventually make its way through a game without anyone babysitting it.


**Красота!** :+1:


so what does this do?


It's better not to leave these as comments. We are using git ;) It will not be forgotten.


Done for #67.


No more regex-based invocation of suites and tests? I used that a lot. :cry:


what's tomato?


Is there a way for me to get a 3.0.8 test build with this fix included? Thx!


I belive this is removing left hand side user widgets size limit. It's probably better left as limited.


I've deleted this commit from the PR and repushed.


:sparkling_heart: :raised_hands: :smirk:


the unit tests for EmployeeList


Ариал не очень хороший шрифт, и если есть возможность то лучше другой использовать.
Например Verdana, Terminal, Helvetica


Looks great to me Raam. I reviewed the code above and the output here looks perfect to me also.


Shouldn't this be Long.valueOf(get(str)); as well as Integer.valueOf(get(str)); in getInt(String) ?  ;)


I gess i was not aware. But i gess you are using the Event-title out of the scope, is that alright? or you missed it? May be it is:
```
.Body-content
  ul.Grid
    -@events.each do |event|
      .Grid-item
        li.Event
          = link_to event_path(event.id), class: 'Event-title' do
            .Event-title = event.name
            .Event-info
              em = "On #{Date::DAYNAMES[event.start_date.wday]}"
            .Event-info = event.starting_date
              li.fa.fa-user = "#{event.attendees.size}"
```
?


Work in progress commits should not be pushed. Once the work is completed locally, they should be squashed together into a comprehensive commit and then pushed.


Just noticed that ss->reduction += ONE_PLY / 2; wasn't doing anything anyway because ONE_PLY is now 1 so it was just adding 0.


Yeah you're right, I realized that when I looked at the source.
I guess my point would be that we could use the `if` statement I listed above.
I the tests against that change and things still passed.


Btw @geoffrey-elliott this is why the code still worked when `shared_dir` was set to 'pegasus'.  `rake test` in `/shared` wasn't also running Pegasus unit tests, so I don't think `t.libs << pegasus_dir('test')` adds any tests to run.  We can set `t.test_files = FileList[pegasus_dir 'test/test*.rb']` instead if we want to be explicit.


Let can't be inside the "it" block.


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`stdin` should return/use a `Read` trait (which could be a `BufRead`) instead of a `BufRead`. Only the *default* inner `stdin` should be a `BufRead` wrapping FD 0,


I'd love to see this in upstream, are you planning on creating a PR for this?


@Raynos I understand what you're doing here. My comment was that in the next version of `winston`, the `decycle` dependency will be removed. So ... what you want is coming, it's just not there yet :smile:


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`BufferMode` is not necessary because of `Write` implementations like `BufWrite`, `LineWrite`…


Я понимаю, что это говнокод. В особенности:
 ```python
def get_objects_crossing_line_count_up_down
```
Необходимо разобрать @aurusov


:open_mouth: Merging into #560.


Haha sorry I got frustrated on git since it was screwing up, so i just wanted to push it over. We will work on the 8bit wave forms when u come back. Currently yes night is the only one I've pushed.


Why `8`?  Add a comment or a constant


In that case `stdin().lock()` can't implement `BufRead` which the previous version required.


Breaks the GeoServer build. I have seen an empty non-null typeNames where checkTypeNames returns false.


Oh, I _see_.  Then thank you, and I'll happily take this patch.


Actually I'll push over again. I fixed git.


Should I revert c073560bf46f690a535557e69f7ccba170ed8e74 then?


This is about the behavior of the wrappers in `std::io`. We don't want the user to have to replace the writer to change the buffering.


It's a Boolean indicating whether in tomato mode or not

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Stumbled upon this by accident. You are aware of: [sum of natural numbers](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1_%2B_2_%2B_3_%2B_4_%2B_%E2%8B%AF)?

I.e. this is much more efficiently written as:
```
return x * (x+1) / 2;
````


Looks good! We'll probably do GA again tomorrow or sunday, will give it a try :-)


These JSON files should probably be given a .py extension, to simplify packaging.  As it is, they won't be included in the installable distribution.


@sabinaya Keep the print function separate and call it .. you need to clean up your code baby!
Cant understand anything. Also I entered some sample data and I cant get it working


Awesome :) Let me know if there are any issues!
I won't get to do Ohmna this week so I really only tested it on Shiphand events... :P


Exist proper self stun casts as i remeber.


Списки, заголовки, абзацы вынеси в отдельный файл typography.less (можно typo.less)


For all calls like this where you know the type and you know it is fixed, you should use `BooleanType.BOOLEAN.getFixedSize()`


А зачем переменные в каждом файле?


Thanks for the suggestion, I'll do that


I dived deep into the code and found some interesting things. Like db_cached_query, which doesn't do a round-trip to database, if the a query is made again with same arguments, returns a cached result instead. And for Flyspray::GetTaskDetails, the second argument, when true, also caches the result. We should go through the codebase, unify this usage of cached results and add it to more places. It really pays off. I did something based on similar ideas a few years ago to another software written in Java and cut down the processing time approximately 85%.

As for the "fun", it could happen if the feature is used in wrong way. The important use cases are:
- Prevent 2 groups of reporters to the same project seeing each others reports and tasks. In my case, they happen to be financial institutions and just seeing the task would leak too much information to a competitor. Now we have to have 2 separate projects for what is really just 1 to prevent it and it makes life harder for us developers.
-  To allow access to outside contract workers to Flyspray, assign them tasks, allow them comment and modify their own tasks, but not reveal everything what's in your bug/task database, just what they need. I'd guess this is why Jordan originally made the feature request.


For all calls like this where you know the type is fixed width, you should use `BooleanType.BOOLEAN.getFixedSize()`


I think you can run `/etc/init.d/httpd status` to figure this out.

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Done!


Create constants for these


A test for this would be sweet.. :)


use `UnknownType.UNKNOWN.getFixedSize()` for the 0


@calvinatintel ready for cherry-pick


add constants


Didn't realise clang was that anal about format flag checking.  (Arguably it's wrong, because the value is an integer constant expression whose value is known to fit in an unsigned char so it should convert silently.  But a compiler may issue any diagnostic it likes, thus under -Werror it's allowed to reject a strictly conforming program.)

In that case, the right fix is "#define VER_MIN 2u" etc. and use %u.  Please include in the updated PR.


Congratulations on your wedding! That's great. Best wishes together :)

Maybe it's easiest to look at the total diff on the `ReceivingSocketExtensions` class to see what's new. Most changes are in acc06808014.

1d6b4b2c9 introduces the new base-level receive methods on `IReceivingSocket`, so that's definitely worth a review in isolation.

...when you have time of course :)


File a task to update this to use lookup the function in the function registry, and use a method handle here (and then code gen).


Add a constant for the `32`


Смысл типографики не в прописывании шрифтов для всех блоков а для стилизации всех стандартных элементов которые отвечают за вывод текста.
https://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/%D0%A2%D0%B8%D0%BF%D0%BE%D0%B3%D1%80%D0%B0%D1%84%D0%B8%D0%BA%D0%B0


use `getFixedSize` on the type


why `8`


Is there a way to not hard code the version 1.0.0? Or is that preferred?


Hier mein Beispiel zu den Fakultäten, falls ihr das in den Folien haben wollt.


This code has an awkward structure: it stores false to s_gpu_is_running, then runs the entire GPU loop one more time (most likely doing nothing) just to get to the other branch of the if-else statement.


I wanted to compile just the audio encoders,

``` make -C target/binary-addons ADDONS="audioencoder.flac audioencoder.lame audioencoder.vorbis audioencoder.wav"```

But that doesn't seem to work at all as complains about audioencoder.flac director not existing etc.

```make -C target/binary-addons PREFIX=/myprefix```

I end up with everything and their mothers PVR addons which I dont want any at all.


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I was searching for something like this, if you don't mind the question, how did you find out you needed one Node for each yaw, pitch and roll?


thats how it needs to be referenced in the platform file. So everytime we change version number we will have to make changes to the platform file


Test release


Project 1 - Make you own web page


Ух ты! Новый тег CSS


The use of 'this.<member>' is an intentional style decision that we'd like to keep for clarity purposes. I'm okay with the other bits of the change, though. Can you send a different rev with just the block/offset enhancement?

Also, did you measure the performance changes from that? Can you share those?


Looks good. The only thing I suggest is that we consolidate the two different checks in this routine. That way there is no chance of `$this->add_advanced_cache()` running twice unnecessarily.

```php
public function check_advanced_cache()
{
	if(!$this->options['enable'])
		return; // Nothing to do.

	if(!empty($_REQUEST[__NAMESPACE__]))
		return; // Skip on plugin actions.

	$cache_dir           = $this->cache_dir();
	$advanced_cache_file = WP_CONTENT_DIR.'/advanced-cache.php';
	// Fixes zero-byte advanced-cache.php bug related to migrating from Quick Cache
	// See https://github.com/websharks/zencache/issues/432

	if(!is_file($cache_dir.'/zc-advanced-cache')
	   || !is_file($advanced_cache_file) || filesize($advanced_cache_file) === 0
	) $this->add_advanced_cache();
}
```


Welcome to the mile high commit club !


Sorry I just copy&pasted my first version (which might also be faulty).
The point I wanted to highlight was the *li*.
The *Event* component stuff, I believe you already have it figured it out, so just ignore my example for that part.


Yeah, "most likely", but this is here to fix the race condition :/


In general, I'd like to see:

1. Use `getFixedSize` where possible
2. Add constants for the hard coded sizes

Then we should consider adding a helper method to type:
```java
    BlockBuilder createBlockBuilder(BlockBuilderStatus blockBuilderStatus, int expectedEntries);
```
Then fixed width type can implement as:
```java
    public final BlockBuilder createBlockBuilder(BlockBuilderStatus blockBuilderStatus, int expectedEntries)
    {
        createBlockBuilder(blockBuilderStatus, expectedEntries, getFixedSize())
    }
```
and variable width type can implement as:
```java
    public final BlockBuilder createBlockBuilder(BlockBuilderStatus blockBuilderStatus, int expectedEntries)
    {
        createBlockBuilder(blockBuilderStatus, expectedEntries, expectedEntrySize);
    }
```
Then like 99% of the code can use that, and ones with a known size can use the other form.


Testando o github


indentation off by two spaces


ack


I thought about a counter in the weedout-function which is given back to the caller in addition to the accepted task list and can be used as hint to users.

Dependend of use cases even the information that other related tasks exists can be too much info.
Or a wanted info to the user without going into detail...