Também adicionado duas variáveis moduladoras do decorrer da história, var2 e var3, e retirado verificador de variáveis.


Apologies for any offense caused, I was confused by the meaning of the `author` package.json field.


http://tracker.ceph.com/issues/11299

One question there was how to deal with the varying args to the factory/constructor function.. Defining the Factory class seems like the way to go.  Then you can do

 FooStoreFactory *f = cct->plugin_loader.get_factory("objectstore", "foo");
 FooStore *store = f->create(cct, data, journal);

...but I think the plugin_loader can be completely generic for any class.  There just has to be a single function in the dll like ceph_plugin_init(CephContext *cct) that we call, and that calls back into ceph_register_factory("objectstore", "foo", create_foostore_factory); to register itself, where

void *create_foostore_factory() {
  return FooStoreFactory();
}

maybe with a cct thrown in for printing debug.  What do you think?  If we can make all the dlopen/plugin loading 100% generic that's a big win IMO...


Yes, I think so; I'd added a commit that uses "distribute" here.  It only appears a couple of times, but consistency wins.


Really helpful for livestramers


use_shell = sys.platform.startswith("win32")


some tests failed:
failure: https://travis-ci.org/stellar/stellar-core/builds/58018776


Also, btw, with the rados classes we preload them all on osd startup.. I think we'll want to do the same thing here to avoid crashes when things get upgraded but the daemons aren't restarted (and a subsequent plugin load gets a mismatched version of the code/interface).


1. preferred?
2. The edits change the intent of the text. The original makes a case for reliable delivery to meet the power constraint goals.


I can imagine a situation where the UA minimizes the state that it holds for active subscriptions.  If the subscription is live when it comes online, it learns the push and receipt subscribe resource URIs.  If not, too bad.


Added, thanks.


Is there a way to access the output of a build that is truncated?


Is any of this still needed?  Seems like at this point you can just return the number of fds.


adc.readvdd33()
This workaround is still causing the same issue of restart with wifi in STATION mode, cannot confirm in AP mode.


It was not my intent to change the intent.  I will try again.


@pfirsichbluete I think we might want to bring this back -- lots of builds are failing now and it's confusing devs :(


MUST? - based on later text such as - https://github.com/unicorn-wg/webpush-protocol/commit/65a352fcd939cc9275e16dcbc0ed07be2f703e3b


Much better, thanks.


I think so.  It's been SHOULD for a while, but we have no reason not to make this MUST.


the codes already there.


That's right, I'm stubbing a method on `Object` here. :smiling_imp: Will have to fix it later.


#!/bin/sh
# page 60 Beginning Linux Programming , expanded and corrected by me version of programm
trap 'rm -f /tmp/my_tmp_file_$$' INT  #SIGINT is not correct to use. All signal names are to be without SIG...
echo "creating file /tmp/my_tmp_file_$$"
date > /tmp/my_tmp_file_$$
echo "press interrupt (CTRL-C) to interrupt ....(and rm -f command will be executed!)"
while [ -f /tmp/my_tmp_file_$$ ]  #as long as the user does not press Ctrl-C ,causing the trap to be caught and the rm -f ,do...
  do
    echo "File exists and it contains :"
    cat /tmp/my_tmp_file_$$
    sleep 2
done
echo "The file no longer exists, we deleted it"
trap '-' INT  #This is mistaken in the book , as : trap INT. Warning : trap '' INT ignores the signal, nothing happens!
echo "  Creating again some file /tmp/my_tmp_file_$$"
echo "  Do not forget to remove them after the script finishes!"
date > /tmp/my_tmp_file_$$
echo "press interrupt (control-C) to interrupt ....(and no commands will be executed!)"
while [ -f /tmp/my_tmp_file_$$ ]
  do
    echo "  File exists again and it contains :"
    cat /tmp/my_tmp_file_$$
    sleep 3
done
echo we never get here
exit 0
#We can delete the created /tmp/my_tmp... files with either one of the following ways
#rm /tmp/my_*
#find /tmp -name my_* -exec rm {} \;
#find /tmp -name my_* -delete


And really annoying teams


I will rename it to `SGDOptim`, clean up the API a bit, and tag it later today.


I Keep getting this error:
```
rm -rf obj/*.o bin/*
gcc -c  src/readData.c -o obj/readData.o
mv obj/readData.o obj
gcc -c  src/intel-edison-9dof-imu-i2c.c -o obj/intel-edison-9dof-imu-i2c.o
src/intel-edison-9dof-imu-i2c.c: In function 'DMPingSensors':
src/intel-edison-9dof-imu-i2c.c:82:3: warning: incompatible implicit declaration of built-in function 'printf' [enabled by default]
   printf("gyro_id returned was: %X\n", gyro_id);
   ^
src/intel-edison-9dof-imu-i2c.c: At top level:
src/intel-edison-9dof-imu-i2c.c:144:27: error: 'devFile' undeclared here (not in a function)
  int read = DMReadGyroRaw(devFile, &data[0]);
                           ^
src/intel-edison-9dof-imu-i2c.c:147:9: error: expected '=', ',', ';', 'asm' or '__attribute__' before '->' token
  rawData->x = ((data[1] << 8) | data[0]);
         ^
src/intel-edison-9dof-imu-i2c.c:148:9: error: expected '=', ',', ';', 'asm' or '__attribute__' before '->' token
  rawData->y = ((data[3] << 8) | data[2]);
         ^
src/intel-edison-9dof-imu-i2c.c:149:9: error: expected '=', ',', ';', 'asm' or '__attribute__' before '->' token
  rawData->z = ((data[5] << 8) | data[4]);
         ^
src/intel-edison-9dof-imu-i2c.c:151:2: error: expected identifier or '(' before 'return'
  return read;
  ^
src/intel-edison-9dof-imu-i2c.c:152:1: error: expected identifier or '(' before '}' token
 }
 ^
Makefile:23: recipe for target 'obj/intel-edison-9dof-imu-i2c.o' failed
make: *** [obj/intel-edison-9dof-imu-i2c.o] Error 1
```
when I try and compile this on the edison


lololololololol


Nit.

*allows* versus "implies authorization*

Might be nice to replace this with a table at some point. It's like minimalist music.


I think it deserves a small example right in the docs.


For me this build breaks here:
```
make[4]: Entering directory '/repos/MINGW-packages/mingw-w64-gnutls/src/build-x86_64-w64-mingw32/src'
  CC       srptool-args.lo
  CC       psktool-args.lo
  CC       ocsptool-args.lo
  CC       serv-args.lo
  CC       cli-args.lo
In file included from srptool-args.c:43:0:
srptool-args.h:49:30: fatal error: autoopts/options.h: No such file or directory
 #include <autoopts/options.h>
                              ^
compilation terminated.
Makefile:1904: recipe for target 'srptool-args.lo' failed
make[4]: *** [srptool-args.lo] Error 1
make[4]: *** Waiting for unfinished jobs....
In file included from psktool-args.c:43:0:
psktool-args.h:49:30: fatal error: autoopts/options.h: No such file or directory
 #include <autoopts/options.h>
                              ^
compilation terminated.
Makefile:1904: recipe for target 'psktool-args.lo' failed
make[4]: *** [psktool-args.lo] Error 1
In file included from serv-args.c:43:0:
serv-args.h:49:30: fatal error: autoopts/options.h: No such file or directory
 #include <autoopts/options.h>
                              ^
compilation terminated.
Makefile:1904: recipe for target 'serv-args.lo' failed
make[4]: *** [serv-args.lo] Error 1
In file included from ocsptool-args.c:43:0:
ocsptool-args.h:49:30: fatal error: autoopts/options.h: No such file or directory
 #include <autoopts/options.h>
                              ^
compilation terminated.
Makefile:1904: recipe for target 'ocsptool-args.lo' failed
make[4]: *** [ocsptool-args.lo] Error 1
In file included from cli-args.c:43:0:
cli-args.h:49:30: fatal error: autoopts/options.h: No such file or directory
 #include <autoopts/options.h>
                              ^
compilation terminated.
Makefile:1904: recipe for target 'cli-args.lo' failed
make[4]: *** [cli-args.lo] Error 1
make[4]: Leaving directory '/repos/MINGW-packages/mingw-w64-gnutls/src/build-x86_64-w64-mingw32/src'
Makefile:1924: recipe for target 'all-recursive' failed
make[3]: *** [all-recursive] Error 1
make[3]: Leaving directory '/repos/MINGW-packages/mingw-w64-gnutls/src/build-x86_64-w64-mingw32/src'
Makefile:1666: recipe for target 'all' failed
make[2]: *** [all] Error 2
make[2]: Leaving directory '/repos/MINGW-packages/mingw-w64-gnutls/src/build-x86_64-w64-mingw32/src'
Makefile:1398: recipe for target 'all-recursive' failed
make[1]: *** [all-recursive] Error 1
make[1]: Leaving directory '/repos/MINGW-packages/mingw-w64-gnutls/src/build-x86_64-w64-mingw32'
Makefile:1326: recipe for target 'all' failed
make: *** [all] Error 2
==> ERROR: A failure occurred in build().
    Aborting...
```


Nice, will add em :smile:


What is the option necessary to make this work?
I tried the various settings here:
https://jira.mongodb.org/browse/SERVER-965
and all fail.


So looks like we duplicated this functionality. https://github.com/jjangsangy/python-matlab-bridge/blob/master/messenger/make.py#L98.

Was wondering can you try running this function your current environment?

You would have to checkout the fork I'm currently working on.

`https://github.com/jjangsangy/python-matlab-bridge`

To the best of my knowledge it should be able to detect the matlab bin location, although due to the lack of owning a fully functional windows system to work on this, I do not know extensively if everything is operational. There are also some nice simplifications I've done with the config file so there is only 1 config file we need to deal with rather than 3


pust


Yes, at two entries, it's a small thing.  Four is another thing.

I'll try to reword, but I'm starting to feel stupid, so it might be best left for another day.


Remove this line, the rest looks good.


Error on line 140! I forgot to replace ; with {} which I think was causing the errors.


Oh snap! it works:D


Hi,

It's reasoable, but the get_factory method below will require at least
static_cast<RealFactoryType*>?

The advantage of this approach was simplicity.  If a generalized, cross-module
plugin system is needed, this may be at most just the factory method of that system.

Matt

----- "Sage Weil" <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> http://tracker.ceph.com/issues/11299
>
> One question there was how to deal with the varying args to the
> factory/constructor function.. Defining the Factory class seems like
> the way to go. Then you can do
>
> FooStoreFactory *f = cct->plugin_loader.get_factory("objectstore",
> "foo");
> FooStore *store = f->create(cct, data, journal);
>
> ...but I think the plugin_loader can be completely generic for any
> class. There just has to be a single function in the dll like
> ceph_plugin_init(CephContext *cct) that we call, and that calls back
> into ceph_register_factory("objectstore", "foo",
> create_foostore_factory); to register itself, where
>
> void *create_foostore_factory() {
> return FooStoreFactory();
> }
>
> maybe with a cct thrown in for printing debug. What do you think? If
> we can make all the dlopen/plugin loading 100% generic that's a big
> win IMO...
>
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This is inelegant, and runs long, but I don't have a better idea.


Agreed. I've got something up my sleeve. Will make a new PR soon (maybe next week) and see what you think.


`pr` equals `null` here I guess


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Do a f.Sync() here? My concern is you are testing the speed of writing into page cache..


r+


Gambiarra


Muito ruim


saw approval from MonsieurNicolas
at https://github.com/gmarceau/stellar-core/commit/26c5b2f10c151fced2ece1a714dc98ccfb19a8fd


merging gmarceau/stellar-core/cancel-forcescp = 26c5b2f1 into auto


gmarceau/stellar-core/cancel-forcescp = 26c5b2f1 merged ok, testing candidate = 68b20a17


Thanks. Also in ``doc/index.rst``.


we do not do f.Sync everytime in reality too. Right. :)


Good point; will do. Does that belong in the contributing guidelines? Maybe
in the scripts README - it's part of the plugin release procedure. As far
as recovering that information I'd expect these to be built from what was
on master for each plugin at the time of the commit. Build verification is
then the same as that for the Fred jar.

On Fri, Apr 10, 2015 at 6:33 PM xor-freenet <notifications@github.com>
wrote:

> For future commits similar to this, please include the name of the signed
> version tag the JARs are produced from.
>
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> .
>


Quite the runon sentence. =)


I think I have commits and tags signed by default now; what is the benefit
of signing a tag for something already long released?

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wrote:

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> .
>


> Package may be changed (not removed) in ~/.cabal during cabal install
when PackageKey is same, meaning same name, version and dpendencies.
Package key does not depends on contents of package.

What would happen if the user tried to install the same version of the package, with the same dependencies, but different flags? Flags can potentially change the exported API of the package, which could break installed packages. It's a very important part of the Nix paradigm that packages are never mutated; except for installation and garbage collection, the store must be immutable. This is the first step, but we also need to work out a way to allow multiple instances of a package with the same key, but different contents.


Why do we need this Vipr.Reader and Vipr.Writer references in Vipr.exe?


nice! thanks for picking up Rapleaf's slack! :+1:
(makes sense, it's basically)


Hehe... I meant @FakoTheGreat


this feels weird, like a leak from the test or something. (test influencing the implementation smells weird)
but i want to minimize the effort of maintaining this, so eh idc


`https://github.com/desert-planet/arrakis-hubot` not `https://github.com/desert-planet/vagrant-hubot`


What editor are you using?
I bet there is a config for it.
I am fine with these changes since I can ignore them in SourceTree.
But GitHub always show space diff in PR, no way to ignore them ~_~.


Please put `$launchName` in apostrophes, otherwise the error message can be confusing.


Yeah this was just the simplest way I could think of to centralize the JobDAO in memory state. If this is going to be inefficient, perhaps we could either persist the in memory state to files/sql too, or pass messages to coordinate updates between different instances. My impression is that efficiency is not much of an issue here since JobDAO is only used to launch a job and then to collect the result/status on completion.

One thing to keep in mind is that now the JAR bytes are sent as a message, so the akka frame size must be configured to be large enough to handle the JAR. I don't know if this would have any major performance implications.


Small note:
You need to use the fix from the commit here: parndt/decorators#13 see #16 for details.
Hopefully parndt accepts the PR.


I'm not sure where the second and third s commands came from, but I don't think they do what you want them to do...


I think it is better to use something like `<unknown>` to show that there is an error (or don't show the launch name at all in such cases).


nope - does not work (mongo 3.0.1)
return this error in mongo log:

"I STORAGE  [initandlisten] exception in initAndListen: 72 Metadata contains unexpected value storage engine option for directoryForIndexesExpected true but got falseinstead, terminating"

from this command line:

"/usr/local/mongo/bin/mongod --wiredTigerDirectoryForIndexes -f /etc/mongo/mongodb.conf"


You need single quotes around $OPTARG


On Fri, 10 Apr 2015, Matt Benjamin wrote:
> It's reasoable, but the get_factory method below will require at least
> static_cast<RealFactoryType*>?

Oh yeah, you're right.  I guess we could try to hide the case with a
template but I don't think that actually improves anything.

Since this will be third plugin loader it seems like the time to bite the
bullet and make something generic (especially since it will see immediate
use with Messenger and ObjectStore both).  I think the ErasureCodePlugin
approach is pretty close.. we can pull out the convenience wrappers for
the factory() method itself, add a subsystem field, rename a bunch of
types, and we are most of the way there?


initialize OPTS_ENTER and OPTS_XIWI to empty


Heh, I just noticed this comment, after I posted https://github.com/RickWong/react-transmit/issues/11.  I suppose this bug fix will answer my question.


should subclass `object`


Vipr.exe should carry its defaults along with itself when packaged. Adding the references expresses those dependencies and simplifies packaging of the NuGet package.


@devsharma1210  I think you meant to tag someone else in your commit.


Alternatively, @skipperguy12 can actually vendor his fork into the engine
until the fix is available.

Let me know if you need any help with that, but if no one minds adding

`gem decorators, git: 'github.com:skipperguy12/decorators.git', branch:
'fix-require-order'`

When @parndt merges the fixes, you can either update your git and branch
reference to point to his repo, or wait for him to release a gem bump for
1.0.x depending on what he decides there.

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wrote:

> Small note:
> You need to use the fix from the commit here: parndt/decorators#13
> <https://github.com/parndt/decorators/pull/13> see #16
> <https://github.com/NJayDevelopment/mongoid_forums/issues/16> for details.
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>


If `$code` is more that the real number of posts I have - then I get a fantom post.
Will try to fix it )


> WIP - Adapt export and import to use SFSs

I assume WIP means "work in progress"?
If you commit stuff which is incomplete, it would be nice if you would specify what is incomplete in the commit message. By this, others can complete the branch.

For now, please tell me what is missing here so I can fix it.


Good point, fwiw I gave up on trying to do everything at once and didn't upgrade to DRF 3.x, so this is now null.

But thanks for looking!


My proposal is that you implement your simplifications (like if you want to
reduce the number of config files) on top of this. That is all pure python
and works fine across platforms.

All the compiling code is platform specific and it's easy to introduce bugs
on a different platform, so it really needs to be tested on all 3. That's
why I'm hoping your changes don't need to change that stuff (although if
they do require a change I can probably test it out later next week).
On Apr 10, 2015 3:58 PM, "Sang Han" <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> So looks like we duplicated this functionality.
> https://github.com/jjangsangy/python-matlab-bridge/blob/master/messenger/make.py#L98
> .
>
> Was wondering can you try running this function your current environment?
>
> You would have to checkout the fork I'm currently working on.
>
> https://github.com/jjangsangy/python-matlab-bridge
>
> To the best of my knowledge it should be able to detect the matlab bin
> location, although due to the lack of owning a fully functional windows
> system to work on this, I do not know extensively if everything is
> operational. There are also some nice simplifications I've done with the
> config file so there is only 1 config file we need to deal with rather than
> 3
>
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> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
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> .
>


This revision is clean.


88737258-EPW-Ruby-Access (jasondegraw) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: Tests Failed

![Build Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/build%20status-warnings-yellow.svg) ![Test Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/tests%20passed-0.0%25-red.svg)


nope..


> Good point; will do. Does that belong in the contributing guidelines? Maybe
> in the scripts README - it's part of the plugin release procedure.

I don't know about the scripts repository, so I can only say "yea why not".
But you should please also put it into the JavaDoc of the function which contains this code.


Actually for when the token isn't set correctly and doesn't return back users list which could be due to:

Plex Auth not setup
Plex.tv connectivity issues


Hello there! Maybe I'm not being very imaginative, but I'm having trouble understanding what `array_zip`, `array_unzip`, and `array_key_zip` would be used for.

Would you be able to supply simple example of its use, by chance?


Thanks for the clarification.

So the AS **MAY** reuse an existing receipt subscription if the receipt subscribe is equivalent (which meets the requirements in https://github.com/unicorn-wg/webpush-protocol/commit/7ce53db9a65405167b2d0cac9cf160454142f522), but it could also create a new unique receipt subscription. Just depends on the AS scenarios.


Here is a PR https://github.com/cdillon/strong-testimonials/pull/5


develop (lefticus) - Win64-Windows-8.1-VisualStudio-12: OK (336 of 336 tests passed)

![Build Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/build%20status-warnings-yellow.svg) ![Test Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/tests%20passed-100.0%25-green.svg)


The second is just to remove the initial space and is just cosmetic.
The third removes the single quotes around the OPTARG which I though might cause an error when expanded.


depth = 1!!!!!! Thanks!


s/Overload/Overrides/


s/woll/will/


Un detalle Feli, no quedó del todo (puede ser qué ya lo hayamos visto?):
![imágen](http://i.imgur.com/Nj48kl9.png)

Para eliminar ese borde blanco molesto alrededor de tu nav, deberías agregar esto:
```css
html, body {
	margin: 0;
	padding: 0;
	height: 100%;
}
```

Básicamente estas "reseteando" a los elementos html y body a no tener margen, no tener padding y que el alto sea siempre 100%.


Do you intend to send a PR upstream? I want clickable links :+1:


Con el tema del centrado hay otro detalle: tu container no debería tener `height: 100%`. Fijate que cambiando eso, junto con el otro comentario, debería solucionarse.


I think you could do like:

```python
for header in header_names:
    try:
        check_c_header_cached(conf, header_name=header)
        return conf.check_cc(**dict(kw, header_name=header, mandatory=True))
    except:
        if mandatory: raise
```

Not tested, but it might be slightly nicer if it works the same? I guess it throws the first exception instead of the last one, but I guess it probably doesn't matter.


Works as planned!


WIP does mean Work In Progress, and I agree it should have included what
was remaining. I don't what's missing from this... Maybe backwards
compatibility with backups made with db4o? Is that something to maintain or
do we want the directions to be to install a 1467 node for the restore and
move over its plugin data?

Is the exception handling of this branch when compared to master
reasonable? I notice failure to propagate errors in places. IIRC an empty
export is taken as failure.

On Fri, Apr 10, 2015 at 7:23 PM xor-freenet <notifications@github.com>
wrote:

> WIP - Adapt export and import to use SFSs
>
> I assume WIP means "work in progress"?
> If you commit stuff which is incomplete, it would be nice if you would
> specify what is incomplete in the commit message. By this, others can
> complete the branch.
>
> For now, please tell me what is missing here so I can fix it.
>
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> .
>


Added these for possibly using in the future for scaling.


Also moved over some of the lines for ease of reading.


I still do not understand why the UA would need to re-learn this information. Once the resources have been distributed to the AS, they're not useful.


Haha, oops. Good catch.


Good


removed the end G since I specify that it is a gyro at the start of the define.


Quotes around OPTARG are kind of the point though.  eval will see those and avoid expanding strange things.
And I don't think that sed is the right place for cosmetic fixups.


@tcopeland, @binarycleric wrote a rake task (`rake git:publish`) that creates a table of contents based off config of [gittoc.yml](https://github.com/woodall/HashPageMe/blob/master/config/gittoc.yml) I'd love to turn this into a gem :sunglasses:


Had to specify A before _X since both accelerometer and magnetometer or on the same device.


Thank you, I'll try to do some preliminary testing on a VM to catch any small bugs.

Mostly, I wanted to decouple the build logic as to ease the transition where we can hook  directly into the `setuptools` machinery and be able to do away with the implementation details. Currently I think the best way is to abstract out different build environments is to implement a Strategy or State pattern and pass around the build context at runtime. That way I think it's realistically possible to start performing heavy refactoring on the messenger codebase and not assume it'll get patched in a monolithic way without worrying about breaking the current build.


Should we be careful of redefining here?


As a preview:

```
dist/dart/angular2:[warning] A value of type 'Directive' cannot be assigned to a variable of type 'Component' (/Users/kevmoo/source/github/angular/dist/dart/angular2/lib/src/core/compiler/proto_view_factory.dart, line 32, col 39)
dist/dart/angular2:[warning] Missing concrete implementation of 'DomAdapter.setTitle', 'DomAdapter.getEventKey', 'DomAdapter.replaceChild', 'DomAdapter.getBoundingClientRect' and 1 more (/Users/kevmoo/source/github/angular/dist/dart/angular2/lib/src/dom/html_adapter.dart, line 7, col 7)
dist/dart/angular2:[warning] Undefined class 'TemplateElement' (/Users/kevmoo/source/github/angular/dist/dart/angular2/lib/src/dom/html_adapter.dart, line 54, col 11)
dist/dart/angular2:[warning] Missing concrete implementation of getter 'BuildLogger.convertErrorsToWarnings' and getter 'BuildLogger.detailsUri' (/Users/kevmoo/source/github/angular/dist/dart/angular2/lib/src/transform/common/logging.dart, line 26, col 7)
dist/dart/angular2:[warning] Missing concrete implementation of getter 'BuildLogger.convertErrorsToWarnings' and getter 'BuildLogger.detailsUri' (/Users/kevmoo/source/github/angular/dist/dart/angular2/lib/src/transform/common/logging.dart, line 26, col 7)
dist/dart/angular2:[warning] Undefined class 'SourceSpan' (/Users/kevmoo/source/github/angular/dist/dart/angular2/lib/src/transform/common/logging.dart, line 28, col 34)
dist/dart/angular2:[warning] Undefined class 'SourceSpan' (/Users/kevmoo/source/github/angular/dist/dart/angular2/lib/src/transform/common/logging.dart, line 28, col 34)
dist/dart/angular2:[warning] Undefined class 'SourceSpan' (/Users/kevmoo/source/github/angular/dist/dart/angular2/lib/src/transform/common/logging.dart, line 30, col 34)
dist/dart/angular2:[warning] Undefined class 'SourceSpan' (/Users/kevmoo/source/github/angular/dist/dart/angular2/lib/src/transform/common/logging.dart, line 30, col 34)
dist/dart/angular2:[warning] Undefined class 'SourceSpan' (/Users/kevmoo/source/github/angular/dist/dart/angular2/lib/src/transform/common/logging.dart, line 32, col 37)
dist/dart/angular2:[warning] Undefined class 'SourceSpan' (/Users/kevmoo/source/github/angular/dist/dart/angular2/lib/src/transform/common/logging.dart, line 32, col 37)
dist/dart/angular2:[warning] Undefined class 'SourceSpan' (/Users/kevmoo/source/github/angular/dist/dart/angular2/lib/src/transform/common/logging.dart, line 34, col 35)
dist/dart/angular2:[warning] Undefined class 'SourceSpan' (/Users/kevmoo/source/github/angular/dist/dart/angular2/lib/src/transform/common/logging.dart, line 34, col 35)
dist/dart/angular2:[warning] Undefined class 'Future' (/Users/kevmoo/source/github/angular/dist/dart/angular2/lib/src/transform/common/logging.dart, line 37, col 3)
dist/dart/angular2:[warning] Undefined class 'Future' (/Users/kevmoo/source/github/angular/dist/dart/angular2/lib/src/transform/common/logging.dart, line 37, col 3)
dist/dart/angular2:[warning] Undefined class 'Future' (/Users/kevmoo/source/github/angular/dist/dart/angular2/lib/src/transform/common/logging.dart, line 38, col 3)
dist/dart/angular2:[warning] Undefined class 'Future' (/Users/kevmoo/source/github/angular/dist/dart/angular2/lib/src/transform/common/logging.dart, line 38, col 3)
dist/dart/angular2:[warning] Undefined class 'SourceSpan' (/Users/kevmoo/source/github/angular/dist/dart/angular2/lib/src/transform/common/logging.dart, line 44, col 9)
dist/dart/angular2:[warning] Undefined class 'SourceSpan' (/Users/kevmoo/source/github/angular/dist/dart/angular2/lib/src/transform/common/logging.dart, line 44, col 9)
dist/dart/angular2:[warning] The final variable 'span' must be initialized (/Users/kevmoo/source/github/angular/dist/dart/angular2/lib/src/transform/common/logging.dart, line 46, col 3)
dist/dart/angular2:[warning] The final variable 'message' must be initialized (/Users/kevmoo/source/github/angular/dist/dart/angular2/lib/src/transform/common/logging.dart, line 46, col 3)
dist/dart/angular2:[warning] The final variable 'message' must be initialized (/Users/kevmoo/source/github/angular/dist/dart/angular2/lib/src/transform/common/logging.dart, line 46, col 3)
dist/dart/angular2:[warning] The final variable 'span' must be initialized (/Users/kevmoo/source/github/angular/dist/dart/angular2/lib/src/transform/common/logging.dart, line 46, col 3)
dist/dart/angular2:[warning] The final variable 'asset' must be initialized (/Users/kevmoo/source/github/angular/dist/dart/angular2/lib/src/transform/common/logging.dart, line 46, col 3)
dist/dart/angular2:[warning] The final variable 'asset' must be initialized (/Users/kevmoo/source/github/angular/dist/dart/angular2/lib/src/transform/common/logging.dart, line 46, col 3)
dist/dart/angular2:[warning] Missing return value after 'return' (/Users/kevmoo/source/github/angular/dist/dart/angular2/lib/src/transform/common/parser.dart, line 46, col 28)
dist/dart/angular2:[warning] Undefined class '_RegisteredTypeBuilder' (/Users/kevmoo/source/github/angular/dist/dart/angular2/lib/src/transform/common/parser.dart, line 78, col 3)
dist/dart/angular2:[warning] The argument type 'VisitorMixin' cannot be assigned to the parameter type 'AstVisitor' (/Users/kevmoo/source/github/angular/dist/dart/angular2/lib/src/transform/common/visitor_mixin.dart, line 27, col 19)
dist/dart/angular2:[warning] The argument type 'VisitorMixin' cannot be assigned to the parameter type 'AstVisitor' (/Users/kevmoo/source/github/angular/dist/dart/angular2/lib/src/transform/common/visitor_mixin.dart, line 44, col 25)
dist/dart/angular2:[warning] The argument type 'VisitorMixin' cannot be assigned to the parameter type 'AstVisitor' (/Users/kevmoo/source/github/angular/dist/dart/angular2/lib/src/transform/common/visitor_mixin.dart, line 61, col 27)
dist/dart/angular2:[warning] The argument type 'VisitorMixin' cannot be assigned to the parameter type 'AstVisitor' (/Users/kevmoo/source/github/angular/dist/dart/angular2/lib/src/transform/common/visitor_mixin.dart, line 78, col 27)
dist/dart/angular2:[warning] The argument type 'VisitorMixin' cannot be assigned to the parameter type 'AstVisitor' (/Users/kevmoo/source/github/angular/dist/dart/angular2/lib/src/transform/common/visitor_mixin.dart, line 90, col 19)
dist/dart/angular2:[warning] The argument type 'VisitorMixin' cannot be assigned to the parameter type 'AstVisitor' (/Users/kevmoo/source/github/angular/dist/dart/angular2/lib/src/transform/common/visitor_mixin.dart, line 98, col 19)
dist/dart/angular2:[warning] The argument type 'List<ExportDirective>' cannot be assigned to the parameter type 'Iterable<ImportDirective>' (/Users/kevmoo/source/github/angular/dist/dart/angular2/lib/src/transform/directive_linker/linker.dart, line 20, col 49)
dist/dart/angular2:[warning] The return type 'void' is not assignable to 'Object' as required by the method it is overriding from 'SimpleAstVisitor' (/Users/kevmoo/source/github/angular/dist/dart/angular2/lib/src/transform/directive_processor/rewriter.dart, line 52, col 8)
dist/dart/angular2:[warning] The argument type 'AssetId' cannot be assigned to the parameter type 'String' (/Users/kevmoo/source/github/angular/dist/dart/angular2/lib/src/transform/reflection_remover/codegen.dart, line 37, col 24)
dist/dart/angular2:[warning] The argument type 'AssetId' cannot be assigned to the parameter type 'Iterable<String>' (/Users/kevmoo/source/github/angular/dist/dart/angular2/lib/src/transform/reflection_remover/codegen.dart, line 37, col 46)
dist/dart/angular2:[warning] Undefined name 'reflectionCapabilitiesTypeName' (/Users/kevmoo/source/github/angular/dist/dart/angular2/lib/src/transform/reflection_remover/rewriter.dart, line 123, col 14)
dist/dart/angular2:[warning] The imported libraries 'options.dart' and 'options_reader.dart' cannot have the same name 'angular2.transform.common.options' (/Users/kevmoo/source/github/angular/dist/dart/angular2/lib/src/transform/transformer.dart, line 14, col 1)
dist/dart/angular2:[warning] The argument type 'TransformerOptions (/Users/kevmoo/source/github/angular/dist/dart/angular2/lib/src/transform/common/options.dart)' cannot be assigned to the parameter type 'TransformerOptions (/Users/kevmoo/source/github/angular/dist/dart/angular2/lib/src/transform/common/options.dart)' (/Users/kevmoo/source/github/angular/dist/dart/angular2/lib/src/transform/transformer.dart, line 26, col 30)
dist/dart/angular2:[warning] The argument type 'TransformerOptions (/Users/kevmoo/source/github/angular/dist/dart/angular2/lib/src/transform/common/options.dart)' cannot be assigned to the parameter type 'TransformerOptions (/Users/kevmoo/source/github/angular/dist/dart/angular2/lib/src/transform/common/options.dart)' (/Users/kevmoo/source/github/angular/dist/dart/angular2/lib/src/transform/transformer.dart, line 27, col 31)
dist/dart/angular2:[warning] The argument type 'TransformerOptions (/Users/kevmoo/source/github/angular/dist/dart/angular2/lib/src/transform/common/options.dart)' cannot be assigned to the parameter type 'TransformerOptions (/Users/kevmoo/source/github/angular/dist/dart/angular2/lib/src/transform/common/options.dart)' (/Users/kevmoo/source/github/angular/dist/dart/angular2/lib/src/transform/transformer.dart, line 29, col 26)
dist/dart/angular2:[warning] The argument type 'TransformerOptions (/Users/kevmoo/source/github/angular/dist/dart/angular2/lib/src/transform/common/options.dart)' cannot be assigned to the parameter type 'TransformerOptions (/Users/kevmoo/source/github/angular/dist/dart/angular2/lib/src/transform/common/options.dart)' (/Users/kevmoo/source/github/angular/dist/dart/angular2/lib/src/transform/transformer.dart, line 30, col 29)
dist/dart/angular2:[hint] The argument type 'View (/Users/kevmoo/source/github/angular/dist/dart/angular2/lib/src/core/annotations/view.dart)' cannot be assigned to the parameter type 'View (/Users/kevmoo/source/github/angular/dist/dart/angular2/lib/src/core/annotations/view.dart)' (/Users/kevmoo/source/github/angular/dist/dart/angular2/lib/src/core/compiler/compiler.dart, line 107, col 62)
dist/dart/angular2:[hint] The argument type 'Directive (/Users/kevmoo/source/github/angular/dist/dart/angular2/lib/src/core/annotations/annotations.dart)' cannot be assigned to the parameter type 'Directive (/Users/kevmoo/source/github/angular/dist/dart/angular2/lib/src/core/annotations/annotations.dart)' (/Users/kevmoo/source/github/angular/dist/dart/angular2/lib/src/core/compiler/directive_metadata_reader.dart, line 18, col 46)
dist/dart/angular2:[hint] The argument type 'ElementInjector (/Users/kevmoo/source/github/angular/dist/dart/angular2/lib/src/core/compiler/element_injector.dart)' cannot be assigned to the parameter type 'ElementInjector (/Users/kevmoo/source/github/angular/dist/dart/angular2/lib/src/core/compiler/element_injector.dart)' (/Users/kevmoo/source/github/angular/dist/dart/angular2/lib/src/core/compiler/view.dart, line 141, col 13)
dist/dart/angular2:[hint] The argument type 'ElementInjector (/Users/kevmoo/source/github/angular/dist/dart/angular2/lib/src/core/compiler/element_injector.dart)' cannot be assigned to the parameter type 'ElementInjector (/Users/kevmoo/source/github/angular/dist/dart/angular2/lib/src/core/compiler/element_injector.dart)' (/Users/kevmoo/source/github/angular/dist/dart/angular2/lib/src/core/compiler/view_container.dart, line 87, col 39)
dist/dart/angular2:[hint] Unused import (/Users/kevmoo/source/github/angular/dist/dart/angular2/lib/src/transform/directive_linker/transformer.dart, line 9, col 8)
dist/dart/angular2:[hint] This function declares a return type of 'Object', but does not end with a return statement (/Users/kevmoo/source/github/angular/dist/dart/angular2/lib/src/transform/directive_processor/rewriter.dart, line 130, col 3)
dist/dart/angular2:[hint] Unused import (/Users/kevmoo/source/github/angular/dist/dart/angular2/lib/src/transform/transformer.dart, line 12, col 8)
```


what is this?


this doesn't seem particularly generic; should this be removed?


iife_cleanups (lefticus) - i386-Windows-8.1-VisualStudio-14: OK (335 of 335 tests passed)

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@hsbt Can you upstream this too please? <3


I've pushed my own commit - same fix though. Thanks!


you're assigning to pods while iterating pods? that feels weird.

I would expect a failure if a pod that was ready went unexpectedly offline. Say you do this and the next list also has flaky pods, the first one will respond and the others will die, and this will repeat. Retrying with a relist will increase the chances that we hit all pods at the right time, but ever so often we'll have a failure.

So i'd say leave this as is, without a double loop (maybe put more into those Logf messages? )


false


Do we need to change `"%LOCALAPPDATA%\GitMedia\bin"` to `"%LOCALAPPDATA%\git-lfs\bin"` here?


Yes, apparently I can't search case insensitively :frowning:


ok


PR #222 sent.


Otra cosa más, porqué el valor de margin-left no se condice con el ancho de tu nav?


but isn't y_append an int?


all tests pass:
success: https://travis-ci.org/stellar/stellar-core/builds/58024715


88737258-EPW-Ruby-Access (jasondegraw) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-cppcheck-1.61: OK (0 of 0 tests passed)

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It should be a bool :)
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The "realtime?" flag was changed from false to true here. Is that intentional?


I think it is strange that we manually create a fred persistence job thread here for starting an insert.
I would rather have expected this to be a simple function call.
Is this correct?
- I've also noticed toad of that.


This really ought to be a proper thrown error, but I don't know how to deal with it without wrecking havoc all around me... @rom1504 @wtfaremyinitials


I see, yes indeed.


iife_cleanups (lefticus) - Win64-Windows-8.1-VisualStudio-14: OK (335 of 335 tests passed)

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Only after reading the entire problem statement, we can say that there is no aspect of the _member registration system_ that is strongly coupled with the domain of online dating. For the _member registration system_ is general enough that it can be a component of almost any online site.

In this implementation, there will be only one general attribute we will be concerned with: username.


fast-forwarding master to auto = 68b20a17


(I like the this_timespan / that_timespan distinction.)


Docstrings have been changed to conform to docstrings for the standard functions included in numpy. Input parameters changed to x1 and x2. As per Eric's suggestion.


Tell me about it (feeling stupid) ... I'd be happy to create a table if the RFC validation service is restored so I can check the changes. Basically two columns - *Knowledge of:* and *Implies authorization to:* - fill in the blanks.


If you have a better naming scheme, I'd love to hear it.

I hate that "next" is four letters while "previous" is eight and "current" is six.


As we might expect, we say that a member which is not yet registered to be called a _new member_. Insofar, we don't know the qualities of a member, and therefore must ask how to differentiate a _new member_ and a _member_.

```
Question 1. What makes a 'new member' and a 'member'?
```

Intuitively speaking, the relation between the two can be described in terms of a finite state machine. Although it seems bloated to introduce such language for a simple concept, it's important to inquire about their functions in the big picture.


This is kinda janky, I don't really know how to use classes to keep only one menu open at a time :)


Adding map-tools.io


Need double-quotes around `$ENTERCHROOT`


Works for me. I hated using timespan_1 and timespan_2 everywhere in timespantools.


I was reluctant to drop in this in case we needed it. Basically post-composition in GO. But I think it's better to remove this from the yaml for now


Here is what toad said - can someone file a fred bug from this please, and also add a TODO in the code which links the bug? Tell me if you do not, then I will do.
```
[01:46] <toad_> floghelper intentionally adds a queued insert
[01:46] <toad_> that's a design decision
[01:46] <toad_> it makes sense for biggish sites
[01:47] <toad_> hmmm
[01:47] <toad_> well...
[01:47] <toad_> before purge-db4o, it was necessary to queue a job because all jobs involving the database have to run on a thrad
[01:47] <toad_> single thread
[01:47] <toad_> after purge-db4o, it's still necessary, because of complex reasons related to persistence
[01:48] [Away] You are now marked as being away.
[01:48] <toad_> i.e. we need to be able to ensure that everything affecting persistent requests has completed (to a point where it can be resumed from) before we store a snapshot
[01:48] <toad_> ideally that should be hidden behind some encapsulation so the plugin shouldn't see it ... here it's not, because we're starting an asynchronous, global queue site insert
[01:49] <toad_> feel free to add an API for that
[01:49] <xor-freenet> toad_: i am OK with the fact that this creates a job thread object thingie. however, shouldn't such stuff be encapsulated in a fred function?
[01:49] [Away] You are no longer marked as being away.
[01:49] <toad_> so far only that one plugin does persistent global site inserts
[01:49] <toad_> if you want to add an encapsulating function then you probably should put it on FCPServer
[01:49] <xor-freenet> toad_: ah ok just saw that you already said this should be encapsulated
[01:49] <xor-freenet> toad_: ok where to put it would have been my next question :)
[01:50] <toad_> or possibly ... hmmm, what did I rename FCPClient to?
[01:51] <xor-freenet> PersistentRequestClient
[01:51] <xor-freenet> how are plugins supposed to have one of those though?
[01:51] <toad_> plugins don't normally mess with the global queue
[01:51] <toad_> they can get it from FCPServer though
[01:52] <toad_> similar methods are currently on FCPServer anyway
```


Given the iPython notebook incompatilibility, do you want to warn people of the consequences of a wholesale upgrade or at least only offer the upgrade system option?


If you can push this down to the next line and re-indent the lines so that the pipe+sed fits on one line, it'll look cleaner:

```
c|k|n|t|u)
....start here
````


nice


```
[01:57] <toad_> generally stuff on the global queue shouldn't be realtime, and inserts shouldn't be realtime, but people have different opinions about this, and floghelper sites are generally pretty small...
```


Because isAllowed use entry.stat and fs.scandir does not always return this value, I used the fs.stat to ensure that entry.type is right and not nil.


class CCircle
{
	private static double pi=3.14;
	private double radius;

	public CCircle()
	{
		System.out.println("CCircle() constructor called");
	}
	public void setRadius(double r)
	{
		radius=r;
		System.out.println("radius="+radius);
	}
	public void show()
	{
		System.out.println("area="+pi*radius*radius);
	}
}

class CCoin extends CCircle
{
	private int value;
	public CCoin()
	{
	System.out.println("CCoin() constructor called");
	}
	public void setValue(int t)
	{
	value=t;
	System.out.println("value="+value);
	}
}

public class show {

	/**
	 * @param args
	 */
	public static void main(String[] args) {
		// TODO 自動產生的方法 Stub
	CCoin coin=new CCoin();
	coin.setRadius(2.0);
	coin.show();
	}

}


if post_execute is same as base class, no need to derive from. the demo_kernel is only show a example how to use post_execute.


rax retry tests


Sim sim, eles foram gerados pelo flex quando eu passei esse arquivo scanner.l
Não foi na mão não, é gerado pelo flex mesmo.


Hi!

I do not even know whether what i have added works yet.. I am still getting the hang of Git.. So all i wanted to let you all know is i still need to debug this :)

I shall update it soon.
-Shagun


approved


@SubJunk Reminder to revert this if you're planning to release  soon :).


This should not be required. The instance should be per (port, VLAN).


@rmasco Is that a mistake?


This should be per instance and then the instance is added to the port.


我试验了一下忘记删了……


First run ,I cannot go to mgmt , so I read carefully again ,then found it, should change https to http.


Feel free to add gulp and concat/min the JS files if you want, I just didn't get around to it


日本語に訳しました。


why need change?  they are same.


This commit need to be revered back. As a practice we always pointing to released version.


This appears to have also fixed the edge case for #2.


I'm interested to see what you come up with. I imagine that your Calendar will have getters/setters to add/remove/retrieve events.


Makefile 我不太懂，没正经开发过 C 系列的程序，所以一开始就没想着要写这个。

写这个文件，主要是给自己编译的时候省麻烦，避免每次都要输一大堆命令。

修改文档的时候确实用不到索引，解包过的话，连 `xetex ctex.dtx`


cl_libva_image was removed from CLVaImage constructor. please rebase on latest code. if image_info is not special, no need to set image_info.


Is a URI::HTTPS an instance of URI::HTTP?


u


Thanks for fixing this!


rax retry tests


Looks good to me.  I'll merge this since i think in all likelihood anyone who is using MemAxes is going to go through you, but in the future could you increment the versions when making changes like this?  It'll go a long way towards making builds robust.


Yeah, plausible. I'm still not 100% clear on how inheritance is intended to work when you start composing selectors.


return ROLES.UNKNOWN == self.node_role[0]?


看了下，GitHub 上的 zhmakeindex，貌似没有 OS X 的二进制文件？

我试着自己编译一下好了……


I think you are right about comparing to the sqrt of the variance.

I only chose x out of laziness. I was assuming that the X and Z variance would be largely indistinguishable.


Very nice feature and in the code I can see even more to come.

Not to discourage you, but is the timestamp DST / timezone aware? I'm seeing offsets of 2 hours, equaling my UTC offset.


fix https://github.com/fireball-x/dev/issues/548


te falta mas informacion


I like "else if (isLanguage (Lang_d))" here.
Though the result of execution is not changed, "else" helps people
who read this code.


Well, at every step the (x,z) tuple can be anywhere within the unit disc; the repetition of the pulse expands the "range" of the angle to (-2pi, 2pi] at every step `k`. But, you may be right that there is a more precise way  to think about the noise blob.


Also snuck in a .gitignore file creation and a CSS code style formatting.


Produced on Samsung note2


Moore's Law :stuck_out_tongue:


Correction: this reads sparse features found in the grammar files, not the command line.


I think what I meant to write for the condition is `distance > sqrt(2 * variance)` to have `1*sigma` confidence that the estimate of the angle is within the correct quadrant. Or for `N*sigma` confidence just multiply the RHS by `N`.


Add multiple parameters support for URLHash,especially for multiple slides on a single page.
i.e. demo.php?#slideA12,slideB24


And if we want to use the independence of the X and Z variances, then `distance > N*sqrt(xvar + zvar)`.


XD


hot


use load


use get


Todo: add support for http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Algebraic_notation_%28chess%29


I'm satisfied with this style for #6.


Since we will be using properties often, it might be nice to have custom field for getting properties. I imagine it'd look something like:

```python
properties = PropertiesField({
    'registration': 'is_registration',
    'collection': 'is_folder',
    'dashboard': 'is_dashboard'
})
```

I've implemented something similar for links here: https://github.com/sloria/osf.io/blob/cffa1e58b943dffa15e84d201c90b774d2675f31/api/nodes/serializers.py#L18-29 and removed the `get_links` method.


hi


Sure, why not? ;)


I made the AcquisitionEra a mandatory parameter in reqmgr2 validation but only in assignment status. And initial default "None" seems to be implicating accepting None value for AcquistionEra. (Some how it also causing the error on inital creation "None" gets converted None somewhere and which is not allowed. - I haven't found the place though) Anyway, is this causing a problem?


You are correct.
Unnecessary code removed and committed directly.


@colemickens sounds right. By having the lock and isInitialized check, I sort of make sure it definitely is initialized before them. If anything changes in the import/package initialization order or anything, we'll immediately get ErrFactoryNotInitialized. We can get rid of all those checks and rely on the fact that it works today but if somebody changes the init order, the problems will be hard to trace imo. I still can make the change it's just I'm not sure if that's the correct way. I'll take another look.


Wow! Giving these dusty examples some love...


Yoi.


Trying comment


Do you want to go into the settings for this repo and add my user to the contributors


Will do in the future, I just wanted to get rid of that pesky vtk dependency :)


review


Why is the version being set to '1.2.3'? Is this intentional or overlooked? The rest looks good.


Yes.
On Apr 9, 2015 10:56 PM, "Dustin Hotard" <notifications@github.com> wrote:

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> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
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ssss


https://golang.org/ref/spec#Program_initialization_and_execution: "If a package has imports, the imported packages are initialized before initializing the package itself." Based on this, I believe that the package level factory variable would be initialized before the plugin's init() would be called, thus, it should be safe to set a package level variable in factory.go and trust that it will be initialized by time init() is called in the plugins.

Though, with that in mind, it also means that my concern with this implementation is incorrect. I was worried that the implicit ordering might change, causing a plugin to try to Register before factory.go's init(), but based on my understanding of the spec, that shouldn't happen either, and in this case, is already more explicitly clear about the assumption it's making.


I think this is probably good for now.  In the future I'll support depends_on('depname', when='@:0.5').  Then you would be able to have different deps by version, or even optional ones.


Indenting with tabs instead of spaces doesn't seem like a good idea. Things may look misaligned depending on the person's tab width setting. For example, see [here](https://github.com/glfw/glfw/commit/4277e9f5d609eaa2f8bcdc61045c85061eb582fa?ts=4#diff-9e4ea39e73b983e33beb8ef73c8fb558R114) how it'd look for someone with tab width set to 4.

In fact, this entire file contains no tabs except the 3 added in this line.


it is not going to cause any issue since I was watching logs of assignment modules saw FAKE in output dataset where we used to have None for existing dataset discovery. I updated the new assignment scripts and we're ok


Exploring how RTM construction worked to customize meters.

Turns out all you have to do is pass in a (well-structured) string to Meter()!


Fun fact: In Python, you can use the multiplication operator on characters to produce `N` many of them:

```python
print('=' * 40)
```


No problem. I packed several of small typo/style fixes into one change. 3af8a157f5a18e8cf1acf88814a299f87b1a1a0a


Fallow Fix #288


True. b56ffa37392cfe6400dc14fc6e649f5448e0717f


Part of the mass fix. 3af8a157f5a18e8cf1acf88814a299f87b1a1a0a


nnn


Yup, just pass a string. You can also pass a rhythm-tree object itself, but usually a string parseable as a rhythm-tree is faster to make.


Yes, good catch. 8024fd8a1d12df549d01473dd1b137654e752aae


Why not use the existing timer?


main.c: In function ‘main’:
main.c:190:2: warning: passing argument 7 of ‘tcp_socket_register’ from incompatible pointer type
  tcp_socket_register(&uip_tcp_socket0, NULL,
  ^
In file included from ../uip/contiki-net.h:59:0,
                 from main.c:14:
../uip/net/ip/tcp-socket.h:147:5: note: expected ‘tcp_socket_data_callback_t’ but argument is of type ‘int (*)(struct tcp_socket *, void *, const char *, int)’
 int tcp_socket_register(struct tcp_socket *s, void *ptr,
     ^
main.c:197:2: warning: passing argument 7 of ‘tcp_socket_register’ from incompatible pointer type
  tcp_socket_register(&uip_tcp_socket1, NULL,
  ^
In file included from ../uip/contiki-net.h:59:0,
                 from main.c:14:
../uip/net/ip/tcp-socket.h:147:5: note: expected ‘tcp_socket_data_callback_t’ but argument is of type ‘int (*)(struct tcp_socket *, void *, const char *, int)’
 int tcp_socket_register(struct tcp_socket *s, void *ptr,
     ^


The comma in the original `print` puts a space between words in the output, but I like your suggestion. Removing the unneeded ":" is simpler and makes sense to me. bb463133725f51fec040e01b4e10c12639370a9f


What had happened? The repository is having JOML instead of JUMI sources.


Thanks Jean-Roch. To confirm, AcquisitionEra is mandatory field to fill in assignment, correct?


The fee associated with transferring an IOU between two entities: where one entity is the issuer, the fee is zero; where neither entity is the issuer, the transit fee is based on the issuer's transfer rate.


Changed.


왜이리 했을까? 하하하..


There are tons of warnings like:
../uip/net/ipv4/uip_arp.c:112:24: warning: dereferencing type-punned pointer will break strict-aliasing rules [-Wstrict-aliasing]
 #define BUF   ((struct arp_hdr *)&uip_buf[0])
                        ^
../uip/net/ip/uip.h:1030:39: note: in definition of macro ‘uip_ipaddr_copy’
 #define uip_ipaddr_copy(dest, src) (*(dest) = *(src))
                                       ^
../uip/net/ipv4/uip_arp.c:412:24: note: in expansion of macro ‘BUF’
       uip_ipaddr_copy(&BUF->dipaddr, &ipaddr);

Where are they coming from?


@wei2912 See https://github.com/j13z/reveal.js-math-katex-plugin.


Please try to avoid these types of commits. They are caused by you doing some commits and then doing a `git pull` whilst other people have pushed.


Weird glyph here and in others.


Apply url on appropriate text in previous items, not a raw url displayed as-is


Trim spaces maybe?


Better for review to [squash into a single one](https://ariejan.net/2011/07/05/git-squash-your-latests-commits-into-one/)


awesome how you applied moniker library for your madlibs and now here

also very cool way of splicing the user input and to remove node and program path , i may have to copy that from you :)


Yikes, this must be the spring format jar :-(
Got to remember to not use it, or find a way to tie it to only the spring project. Thanks for the reformat!


commit message section about backwards compat no longer applies


@andriykrypov, could you please open an issue and include an example of your code, including the html5Thumbnails code? The more information you provide the better. Cheers!


Checked file for validity and function it looks good.


There is a problem with these error classes.

I've used the pattern of associating a static class attribute for different exception types to, for example, associate a python exception with a specific error code used by HTTP. Based on your overall feedback on the exception classes, I looked more closely and reconsidered the use here. I noticed that the assignment to the class attribute in `__init__` (something I hadn't done before), turned out to be a bug since one exception would change the value for all other future instances of that type.

So, I've eliminated the class attribute in favor of an instance attribute in NagiosStateError and removed it entirely from the CriticalError & subclasses. 56e0dd4a4a5668290f3e883381c09626ed898a32


There wouldn't be an attribute error b/c `err.status_code` would use the class attribute. The `STATE_OK == 0` issue is another great reason not to use the original code :)

I took your suggestion to use default value of `status_code=STATE_UNKNOWN`.


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Does this have a noticeable performance impact anywhere? Just curious.


还是不行，一样的问题。


Estimado, buenas noches
Acabo de instalar el aplicativo y en la pantalla inicial ingreso el usuario admin y password admin, pero sale el siguiente error: Error: Incorrect username or password. Please try logging in again.

Verifique en la base de datos el usuario y password y son los mismos. Que mas podría verificar?

Saludos


+1 To this! Looks 1000000% cleaner now haha


I will do something like ```if (status) { ... } else { ... }```


Great points. Thinking back, I was reluctant to create the many exception classes [for not a great reason], but as you point out this makes the testing a little indirect as well as brittle.

So, I defined distinct exceptions that are all subclasses `CriticalError`. The docstrings only reference the base class, but the tests use the distinct exceptions. Let me know what you think of this. My thinking is that in the whole, these assert* methods are all basically pass-or-fail, so the documented interface need not be as nuanced as what the tests use. Also, the tests exception-based tests get much cleaner and simpler with custom exceptions. So, I'm really happy with that aspect of the change. 56e0dd4a4a5668290f3e883381c09626ed898a32


:smile:


The last two values will be ints. I like the readability of simple wrappers like that.
Still TODO.


I try using your package for my project, but is so difficult. i don't know what am doing wrong here.


I think that another reason to blacklist the variable was some problem we have with evaluating it in debugger gem.  I've tested and it looks like it works ok with byebug, thus I've reverted the change.


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不对啊网站上怎么和我电脑上的不一样？


Hello Stefan
I wonder is this app a MVC model?
I feel hard to modify this app :D


I don't think the performance impact is particularly noticeable because most of these involve memory allocation so if you have them in a tight loop, you'd be dead anyway. Nevertheless, it would be weird not to optimize them.


@LiamHuang0205 这个才对吧，难道说我推了两次，后一次把前一次覆盖了？晕。


Ok, great that sounds like exactly what I was thinking might be the case IF there were no hard constraint imposed by the OMP to stay on a numa node. The question I guess becomes, is OMP smart enough to default to using only cpus on one numa node if there's no user input on the matter AND the number of CPUs can be accommodated w/ 1 numa node. I'll see if I can find that out and report back. If not, we probably want some extra level of diagnostic output, or maybe some omp commands to control for such things.


+1 :beers:


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呃好像 \\ 在 UNIX 下是转义符还有问题


@suchipi LightMappedGeneric materials won't work on models. Ever. Don't kid yourself thinking that Garry devs will change this. Creating a new material based off of the shader parameters is the only way it will work.

@notcake If you could do that. It would be great.


This full treatment of the problem has many prerequisites. Therefore, I will list recommended reading in order to appreciate the interpretations seen here.

1. "Naive Set Theory" by Paul R. Halmos
2. "Introduction to Combinatorics" by Richard R. Brauldi
3. "Introduction to Logic" by Patrick Suppes


Also: the convergence failure was actually in GLM, not here.


Yes i agree that for ACL we need not have separate Action for ingress and egress we can combine that into one action - SAI_ACL_ENTRY_ATTR_ACTION_SAMPLEPACKET_ENABLE. Depenending on the ACL stage it would be either ingress or egress

Since for ACL its one enable and for port we have Ingress/Egress i feel existing with the above change should be sufficent


/*
* Attribute data for SAI_PORT_ATTR_FDB_LEARNING
*/
typedef enum _sai_port_fdb_learning_mode_t
{
    /* Drop unknown Source MAC. Do not learn. Do not forward*/
    SAI_PORT_LEARN_MODE_DROP,

     /* Do not learn unknown source MAC. Forwarding will occur based on destination MAC */
     SAI_PORT_LEARN_MODE_DISABLE,

     /* Hardware learning. Learn source MAC. Forward based on destination MAC*/
     SAI_PORT_LEARN_MODE_HW,

    /* Trap the unknown source MAC to CPU. Do not learn. Do not forward */
    SAI_PORT_LEARN_MODE_CPU,

} sai_port_fdb_learning_mode_t;

The comments give details of each of them. Yes Drop is for Unknown SA


对，应该是这个。

我现在本地的 HEAD 就是这个 b6c258，`texlua build.lua ctan` 已经可以通过了。

不过现在 rev 记录的是 ctex.dtx，这样好吗？还是记录整个 repo 的版本号比较好？


YoonYoungjae.md


Ok, this addresses my magic # comment from the other PR.


That's effectively what this is doing.


Yes it is. But it should not be mandatory if already provided in the request.
That's something I will put on the #5696 when the whole development of automatic assignment cools off.


So, shouldn't we have some sort of check in place that makes sure that the server is actually providing the correct response? If timing is the concern, maybe this could be only in the warmup phase?


我正在改，需要将 `\` 换成 `\\`，把 `$` 换成 `\$`。

rev 当然应该记录 `ctex.dtx`，其他文件都是生成的源代码只有这一个文件啊。


I'm not sure really...


Thanks for the update. Please focus on the two journal papers we discussed today.


Redirect


Actually, my mistake - this only catches the streaming 11 not the unary 11.


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Good question. I see your point: the motivation for grouping different tests of the same method in different test classes is not apparent.

I seem to feel more strongly about grouping tests that share conditions in `setUp` than I feel about grouping all tests of a given function together. Maybe put as an imperative: a unit test doesn't belong in a test class if it does not depend on the steps in `setUp`. Do we agree with this?

In these cases, `testunit_assert_collectd_responds_WHEN_sock_sendcmd_fails` and `testunit_sock_sendcmd` are "live" tests using the fake collectd. And, the other two `testunit_sock_connect_WHEN_no_socket_RAISES_CriticalError` (renamed) and `testunit_assert_collectd_installed_WHEN_bin_missing_RAISES_CriticalError` are simpler unit tests that just break due to some missing condition.

Do you use an alternate guideline or rule of thumb that works?


That would work only for links within one FAF instance. And then for that case there's no level of uncertainty, because the 10 hashes always match.

This however works also for linking to other FAF instances. The possibility of not matching a problem is there indeed, but it's never going away because the problem might just not be present on the other instance.

Also by querying real data, approx. 0.5% of problems have more than 10 hashes, 0.1% have more than 20. (On the Fedora instance it's approx. 2.5% and 0.7%, but there are not going to be external links from there.)


Viết tắt như vầy chỉ làm cho người ta khó hiểu mã nguồn hơn. Bây giờ chỉ có Hiếu hiểu đầy đủ AVIM hoạt động làm sao vì anh ấy viết tắt bất cứ mọi biến. AVIM đã được minify rất nhỏ nên các biến descriptive hơn không tốn gì mấy.


Grazie mille @ffissore for mentioning me! Small thing but very rewarding.


the time is actually calculated on the same driver node, the controller and driver time drift should have no impact to time calculation. I'm a bit suspecting the root cause is right. btw, simply flip the time is not that reasonable.


will it ever get merged though?


test comment


intentional? `.id` vs `.coord`


Sure!. I'm please that you can use github now.


SAI_PORT_LEARN_MODE_PENDING - We did not add it since we do not know if this is a well defined feature of a NPU. if there is an agreement that its generally supported by NPU's we can add it


Unblocked thanks to closing of #3.


Yes, I will also create github projects for another two projects. This is a nice tool and I like it.


Oh right, Sublime lowercased everything so I ran an undo


We both made changes in DashStats.page, not sure if all of them are in, it looks like mine are gone.
Have a look!
Cheers


Regarding `setUp`, in these cases, I didn't put `COLLECTD_PID` and `COLLECTD_UNIXSOCK` in `setUp` because not all of the unit test methods depend on these values.

If we keep an active FakeCollectd for the test, I like the idea of explicit `set_response_behavior` methods. That is more direct and clear. Still TODO.

Regarding mocking sock_readline... good question. That would work. I think of fake-based tests as inherently preferable because they exercise more of the actual code under test. In hindsight, the four tests that use the fake might not justify it from the outset, but we have the fake now :)


Sure, I like it too


Glad to have been of help ☺

(BTW: you have duplicate config in your `.mutt/crypto` — `crypt_autosign` is on lines 8 & 19, `crypt_replysign` is on 9 & 22 etc.)


Are you saying the file I uploaded is not a valid private key? I can't reproduce your problem, it seems to be a proper pair of private and public keys to me. Have you tried turning your computer off and on again?

Here are my steps to verify:

```
fuzzie@fuzzie-macbook ~/D/illacceptanything> ssh-keygen -y -f id_rsa
ssh-rsa AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EAAAADAQABAAABAQDYkszBf3lV/b24FRbAkx7ZnTUSkXKCyn4Opx9heSHC9it8L/pxO3d49uNVkpL+7O8WYOhl1vEw6XqshdNdNSzYQ3gozoneKTLN0nQTRkBAyKfmYw8QIwKNV1+wkzfA20MwMqW8LbxiyMO87pCyx0bLQSa7Wp8vaoyLXBLA2xZMtMpI+oHAN2B5ZPzSjSsKF6O/60oPIxe9w0K/oSAAZ8wuDCqPJNNEk+aqV4yDft59D5JyKwtW0ws52l6dpjCvC2e7LwCpFnHao/byR3l2sFZPGjT10Ilg9496PoO5izBa//2VWcHwcTVbQwxjq2SMn7pH6d13lXoSqdP8Kw3FVM+T
fuzzie@fuzzie-macbook ~/D/illacceptanything> cat id_rsa.pub
ssh-rsa AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EAAAADAQABAAABAQDYkszBf3lV/b24FRbAkx7ZnTUSkXKCyn4Opx9heSHC9it8L/pxO3d49uNVkpL+7O8WYOhl1vEw6XqshdNdNSzYQ3gozoneKTLN0nQTRkBAyKfmYw8QIwKNV1+wkzfA20MwMqW8LbxiyMO87pCyx0bLQSa7Wp8vaoyLXBLA2xZMtMpI+oHAN2B5ZPzSjSsKF6O/60oPIxe9w0K/oSAAZ8wuDCqPJNNEk+aqV4yDft59D5JyKwtW0ws52l6dpjCvC2e7LwCpFnHao/byR3l2sFZPGjT10Ilg9496PoO5izBa//2VWcHwcTVbQwxjq2SMn7pH6d13lXoSqdP8Kw3FVM+T fuzzie@fuzzie-macbook
```


AFAIK the cache is warmed in a temporary directory that is then moved into place.

So I could imagine this param was important:-)


I hardly ever commit :)


<br> 태그가 아니라, "-" 다음에 스페이스(공백)을 주세요.
```
- Name: seunghoHyun
- Student ID: 2011108209
- Github URL: http://github.com/scsc3313
```


這樣在後面加上 locals 的方式不推薦，如果你是想從 controller 傳變數到 view，建議使用 instance variable


# some label


@sokra this change somewhat break the logic,
previously we have two config like

1. `/a/b/c/d/file.js`
1. `/a/file.js`

seems like the context will change based on the caller as well, so those two config all output as

`./file.js` which break the previous logic


@hjmjohnson pure abstract functions like this are being flagged by -Wweak-vtables, making them simply virtual removes this error but I'm not sure this is really the correct solution


Pas sûr du changement. Quand y vaut 0, on incrémente les x (indépendamment de l'ordre des boucles) on a donc 0,1,2,3,..,x-1   puis x = 0 et y = 1 et on veut avoir x -> 1*max(x) + 0 = 1*numOfTilesH + x -> y*numOfTilesH + x


ya perendidist va


hay q ver si podemos hacer el q tengo en el dev pero n se como copiar el codigo ese para aka


n se como agg el eclipse para q pase el codigo para aka


nice.


Il retourne une copie de la map non ? C'est bien modifié quand tu fais getEntities()[..] = ... ?


    Could not find property 'signing' on root project 'reactive-streams'.

I have no clue about this, sorry.


I wanted to keep it "simple", but losing the socket.error message is not ideal. And, having the caller check is redundant. So, this is another case where a specific CriticalError can report the real issue and our callers can let the exception just propagate up. 95e0a436194ac2ca0f3dc554e3b11a4bd67b6717

I also wrapped the call to `sock.send` in `sock_sendcmd` for completeness.


C'était peut-être pas clair mais H = horizontal donc Width et V = vertical donc Height


Would it be better if the config option was a function and not a list ? So you can access self in the config option i.e.

    packages = config.ihaskell.packages or (self: []) # Not sure if this is correct syntax.
    ihaskell.packages = self: [ self.wreq ]; # in ~/.nixpkgs/config.nix


probably should add
```
// see definition of Rf_ucstoutf8()
```
here regarding the 16.


Yes. Much simpler. 95e0a436194ac2ca0f3dc554e3b11a4bd67b6717


aaaa yo no se como hacer esa coneccion , fijate que no encuentro lo de aggrgar


creo que solo puede agregar el dueño del codigo


This file allows to tweak sidebar content per project in ST. I added it for people who like/need it like me.
![screen shot 2015-04-10 at 07 25 05](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/295197/7082340/e08d8e2c-df52-11e4-8bc1-7563753a8b23.png)


This commit add support for roms compressed in zip?


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Thanks, had fixed in local :)


I can make this happen if it has to.


@aytimothy I've gotten it to work on the master branch.
I used https://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/1d5c04c7-157f-4955-a14b-41d912d50a64/how-to-fix-error-the-microsoftaceoledb120-provider-is-not-registered-on-the-local-machine?forum=vstsdb


re: #54


Java file


The input file is a tar or tar.gz of a directory that contains a metadata file and raw data files.  The METADATA.json file is supposed to be the first item in the tar archive; it usually contains the contents filetype and source timezone.  Files are in a directory to stop tar bombs.

    <folder_name>
        METADATA.json
        test_raw.fif


I approve this use of strict


I dont blame you. Also I'm almost done making a list of what feats and other areas are effected by needing the proper Deity formula. The ones that need Deity="<Name> (<setting>)". It turning out that though there are quite a few; It may only be like 1/8 of the total list that need to be fixed.


Probably here, the B>> and B<< should be quotation marks and at I made **<a** probably looks like an open HTML tag for the engine.


wheres da lint / test?


yeah that's the unfortunate part, i'm still not sure if it's worth it, but i want to achieve some nice bdd syntaxes


you can totes ma gotes, use bower and not checkin these jiant blows of js.


分离 create 与 update


通风一班戚志鹏物理编程作业text3


yeah - i like to do a single commit for package.json edits :) and yeah - new version out, with support for unique indexes, and mostly a huge refactoring of the tests!


ff


Yes, attack by inferior piece is stronger in general. there is already a high bonus for an inferior piece attacking a bigger piece(ThreatenedByPawn and Threat[] arrays give huge bonuses for attacks by inferior piece on a higher value piece).

For example when a pawn attacks a queen or a rook, it shouldn't really matter if it is hanging or protected.
I tried it out since it gave good local testing resutls. But that was for around 3K games.

Anyway the test failed, so I'll probably try an SPSA tuning session sometime over the weekend.


Why do you do this on bfs only?


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This change doesn't pertain to the current fix. I was just using a branch I already have.


use lowercase values for alphabetical letters :)


daam2 zurag oruulsan bna zuragaa upload hiij bhaa boliyoo 2la haha gitignore file nemii


views.py-n uurchlult chini oroogui bna


`jQuery("input#taxa").autocomplete(...`  block was removed as it was redundant. The input was already being wired up by an earlier JS block (`bieAutocomplete.js`).


implemented #17


Ah, thank you. Next wish: make the path relative to the page... :)


Waiting for bwapi/bwapi#542


Good point


Finding those issues in sha256/512 is a lot harder than I expected...


не могу изменить файл


Estos cambios de api_get_configuration_value('gravatar_enabled') deberian de existir solo en una función.
Dentro de UserManager::getUserPicture() o algo asi.

Actualmente están esparcidos por  toda la plataforma.


dcdc


@brianhuffman 4.3 is out on Hackage!

@elliottt Version 4.4 is next; I'm hoping it'll have the LLVM backend? No pressure.. :-)


JOptionPane.showMessajeDialog(" HOLA GITHUB");


When I try to curl http://localhost:8081/Examples/SampleApp/index.win.includeRequire.runModule.bundle, it gets an error trying to resolve a dependency.  Not sure what's up with that.


plasma did not work after you uninstall these drivers. (plasma crashed)


@thibaultCha https://github.com/keplerproject/luarocks/issues/347


Whoops, you're right! I overlooked that.


@geekfivestart
1、getField的第二个参数如果是true的话，需要返回多行数据，所以就有了310行的修改。
2、因为310行使用了select的方法返回$result，所以result的数据结构如下：
```
array(
    'Row1MongoId' => array(
        'field1' => 'value1',
        'field2' => 'value2'
    ),
    'Row2MongoId' => array(
        'field1' => 'value3',
        'field2' => 'value4'
    ),
)
```
所以就存在312行的修改，先使用reset取出$result第一行的数据，在取出的数据中获取key=$field的值。

看了下您的资料里面坐标是帝都，所以就直接母语回复。见谅。


I think you mean *dropwizard-guicey* project, not *dropwizard-shiro*. It's slightly above.


ここも変更されていて良いですね
（進捗に合わせて随時コメントできる）


@jecluis i thought that early return would probably be easier for readers -- one does not need to finish the while switch block to understand what a certain code branch is doing, and less state (i mean `dealt_with`) would also help, IMHO. but yes, it's a somewhat controversial area. i will be happy to remove this change if you are not comfortable with it.


saw approval from christophermancini
at https://github.com/basho/riak-ruby-client/commit/a98e1abba59b87cfa59316b0ca5570f66a911e47


merging basho/riak-ruby-client/bk-j153-document-yz-api = a98e1abb into borshop-integration-206-bk-j153-document-yz-api


basho/riak-ruby-client/bk-j153-document-yz-api = a98e1abb merged ok, testing candidate = 66d5e1e6


saw approval from christophermancini
at https://github.com/basho/riak-ruby-client/commit/9fa19b3ebb4c1cf161a380010b40267d25022be1


merging basho/riak-ruby-client/bk-j186-activesupport-cache-readme = 9fa19b3e into borshop-integration-210-bk-j186-activesupport-cache-readme


basho/riak-ruby-client/bk-j186-activesupport-cache-readme = 9fa19b3e merged ok, testing candidate = 77270dd2


I have already outlined the issue in https://github.com/mixxxdj/mixxx/pull/525
So there is no doubt that there is an issue. Here is a solution.
I would like to keep it and I am happy about any hint for improvement.


run with http-server


aa


Why is `package(tango)` used?


Thanks, Taylor and sorry for my slowness. :) They only let me update readmes.
At this point, there are no plans for down-level patch support as the changes are fairly involved in the kernel. It should definitely improve application deployment but it may not have as big an impact on disk space. Taylor may have more details on this...


For now this will interfere with the start ramp in enginebuffer. But once it is moved to EnginePregain I will initialize the value with zero.


FR passed. Merged!


the...?


"below"? I thought this was the width...


@colemickens **tl;dr:** docker's `main.go` imports `daemon` imports `logger`/`factory` (whose dependencies are `daemon/logger` and `Sirupsen/logrus`, these are already built by now tho) and then `daemon` imports the logging drivers. drivers depend on `logger`/`factory` and therefore drivers will init definitely after `factory`.

**long version:**
check this build output here which shows the build order: https://gist.github.com/ahmetalpbalkan/857a7dd5bd6a2912394c

```
github.com/docker/docker/daemon/logger <---
github.com/docker/docker/daemon/logger/factory <---
github.com/docker/docker/pkg/jsonlog <---
github.com/docker/docker/daemon/logger/jsonfilelog <---
github.com/docker/docker/daemon/logger/noplog <---
log/syslog
github.com/docker/docker/daemon/logger/syslog <---
github.com/docker/docker/daemon/networkdriver <---
```

Given:

> If a package has imports, the imported packages are initialized before initializing the package itself

we can deduct:

- `daemon` needs `factory`/`logger` so `factory` is initialized definitely before the `daemon`
- all logging drivers need `factory` as well as `logger`. therefore `factory` is initialized definitely before the drivers, therefore actually the checks I make like `ErrFactoryNotInitialized` are unnecessary, however I favor keeping them in case tomorrow somebody inverts the logic, it'd be easy to detect since it will fail right away.

Does this answer your question “_How can you be sure this is run before the init() functions of the logging 'plugins'?_”

I agree that:

- we can init the registry map without `init()` –however this way code seems cleaner
- locks around `factory.init()` seems redundant to me as well, I didn't know init was sync.
-


お前のコードは糞だな


some tests failed:
failure: http://buildbot.bos1/builders/ruby-client-test/builds/310


all tests pass:
success: http://buildbot.bos1/builders/ruby-client-test/builds/311


using loop while(LOOP_FLAG) for remaining socket_io thread. if main thread destroies, loop'll be break


s/されまう/されます/ ?


Сначала сортировка, потом фильтрация


explicitつけると変換コンストラクタが暗黙的に行われないやな……


Apple want to restore button for iap. But i havent find anything about it.
How can i add restore in app purchase method?


You're right, that is a lot simpler! However, `islice` isn't imported in `iterutils` right now, so this code won't pass tests as written, unfortunately. The repo has tox and Travis-CI set up now, so I'll let you fix that and resubmit the change so you get credit :)

In case you're not familiar with tox, it's good to at least smoke test with `python -m doctest iterutils.py`.


好像不论是什么身份，只要是 watch 了一个仓库，不用被 at 也都能收到 issue 和 comment 的信息和邮件。


To increase the readability, you can write a function like IsLetterOrDigital.


Ok. Not exactly crap, but whatever floats your linguistic boat.  Were you just trolling for ebuilds and decided to suck mine in wholesale?


Warum hast du die Formatierung der floats nach Foundation verschoben?


F = [0 for i in range(n)]


Note to reviewers; these whitespace changes look correct; this and below is a nested bullet-list for HostConfig


Change the initialization.


if yet still wrong with these changes falls


add a space after comma.


Hello

As I know for service classes spring provides @service annotation. In your service class you used @repository - this used for DAO layer objects. Why you mess it?


Ha, I forgot the `itertools.` before it. Let me fix that.


You know that php short tags are not recommended ? Check the php docs http://php.net/manual/en/language.basic-syntax.phptags.php


gagaga


Возможность фильтрации по наличию в массиве


Nice.Runs well in Xcode 6.3


For me this puts the string with quotes in version.ml so it's

```
"let version_extra = None"
```

`version_extra` is then an unbound value.


Maybe change the order to
while node1 != None and node2 != None and node1 != node2:

This condition is checked in order, you only need to compare the node1 != node2 when they are not None.


I do it on a few other files that break strict aliasing rules as well. Bfs.c errors when compiling with strict aliasing if this isnt done. I fixed all the other errors in commits many months back :)


Is it ok that this goes back to `window.React || ...`?


Hi,
very nice patch! I have found only one mistake - if you turn some host into maintenance mode, the CPU usage of that host is going to be shown as 100% and will stay there forever as 100%. Otherwise works nice, thanx!


Error/exception cases are not handled here


I haven't seen your e-mail, and searching for it turns up nothing. Are you sure you sent it to rutger.kok@live.com? (Some people send it to rutger.kok@live.nl, or rutgerkok@live.com, this silently fails.)

> The attachment is an almost completed 99% bug-free graphical interface for TerrainControl! (took me almost two months to build). You might want to take a look, I think you'll really like it!

That sounds truly impressive! Be sure to post it on [forum.mctcp.com](http://forum.mctcp.com/).


You don't need a closing php ta here the file is pure php check PSR-2 standards.


Good to know, I've used version 0.4 at that time, I'll update and start using version  0.6


多谢分享。


Correction. Its actually a strict aliasing violation in one of the header files used by bfs.c however disabling it on bfs fixes it.


Couldn't we rework readString from ParameterBlackboard (which is used only here) instead?
If readString writes its result in a string there will be no strange conversion.


Good god @bweston92 you are acting like a 5 year old.

Great, thanks, they're not /required/ but I /like/ them there. Please go bother somebody else, you're proving nothing other than your childishness.


The new update to be a great way for you


Thanks for the tip. I will do it next time.


Neither is suppressing errors (@function()) but I do it all the time ;)


Just do it


it's Not fixed yet.
Test Environment : XE3, win32 platform

procedure TForm3.Button1Click(Sender: TObject);
var
  str : string;
  j : TJsonObject;
  n, n2 : Int64;
begin
  str := '{"no":-1}';
  j := TJsonObject.Parse(str) as TJSONObject;
  n2 := -1;
  n := j.L['no'];  // <===== error : n is not -1
  j.Free;
end;


How?


The line of thought could work but at the moment I'm very surprised no tests fail. First the parsing happens which has as side effect the initialisation of the 2nd and afterwards you set the color and verbose flags on output_ but those should be set on the primary as in the junit case _output isn't the console anymore.

Ok, let me describe what I think your lien of thought is.
Is it to have the chain terminator be injected in the primary output. Then parse the arguments and based on those result configure the primaryOutput for colour and verbosity and generate the chain that is linked to the secondary output.
And deleting the chain would wind it down and check if there is a child (or just equal to the primary) because if not it is the inserted primary that is not your responsibility to clean up.
If that is the case then that allows much of my work to be stacked on it I think. The TestOutput refactor would need to be slightly smaller to keep the colour/verbose out of the constructor but can otherwise be the default primary.


ok


那 watch 我们的，这两天要吵死了……


Hm, I'm not sure if users expect hidden files to be modified by this function. Maybe it makes sense to make this configurable with a separate option, so it can be enabled on demand?


Because some of those enum members are used in another module outside of
chrono.
On 10 Apr 2015 07:27, "jacob-carlborg" <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> Why is package(tango) used?
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> <https://github.com/SiegeLord/Tango-D2/commit/5e76e583e3f322883f5334528ffe37fed8e11c39#commitcomment-10660247>
> .
>


For all these wrapper functions exceptions needs to be handled and return the result based on that


Hrm. I thought I fixed the deity things already. Don't see it in the changelog though, I'll have to check.


it's
self.respond_to?(:refresh_openstack_services)

there is no responds_to method


This will be handled by line 63. The code to remove the listener ```this.removeEventListener(e.type, onReady)``` is generic enough that it doesn't care which listener on which object ```onReady``` is listening to when it is called, it removes it regardless.


Is it possible to have the option  "BTC to EUR" before the 0.4 release?


I like the changes.  I really like the shadow effect you applied to your wrapper - looks really cool.


@w1sht0l1v3 do you have a crashlog with a NULL dereference there ? can you point out in which case group can be NULL at that point ? otherwise this didn't fix anything at all and it's just a useless pointless NULL check


Awesome work!


问题样例

modulex.use("json", function(JSON) {
    var str = JSON.stringify({
            a: 1,
            b: {
                c: 2
            },
            d: [3, 4]
        }),
        o = JSON.parse(str, function(k, v) {
            console.log("k=", k, "v=", v);
            if (typeof v === "number") {
                return v * 2;
            }
            return v;
        });
    console.info(o);
});


- (void)setPrimaryColor:(UIColor *)primaryColor
{
    [super setPrimaryColor:primaryColor];
    _progressLayer.fillColor = self.primaryColor.CGColor;
    _iconLayer.fillColor = self.primaryColor.CGColor;
    [_percentageLabel setTextColor:self.primaryColor];
    [self setNeedsDisplay];
}


@Zidane The plugin which provides the modifier is not always the plugin which applies the modifier on the World.

Example: MoonGeneratorPlugin <---> MultiVerse


I think that should be doable.  The things that I have left are:

 * Generate a suitable header
 * Generate a Makefile
 * Finish implementing the bounds checks for table indexing
 * General cleanup


I see. Good investigation thanks.

So we should perhaps trim the trailing '\n', to get the same digest. But `chomp` will work only for files that have just this one single trailing whitespace. (`chomp` will break if more whitespaces at the end, as server will not trim it, but client will).


Luke,

Thanks for the patches.

I think in this case the documentation should have been changed to reflect that GPI_IMPL does not need to be on the command. The other examples use TOPLEVEL_LANG as is and not specifying GPI_IMPL correctly selected the vhpi library. In other simulators the library is not obvious such as "fli" being needed for vhdl. Using the Language as selection make more sense I think. And finally TOPLEVEL_LANG is used to filter out false negative/positive test results based on language.

The first patch in this series I'm happy to accept though.


ok


@joschiwald how to fix it like this ?
Spell 43770 Effect: 43789 listed in `spell_linked_spell` has same bp0 like effect (possible hack)
Spell 48750 Effect: 48770 listed in `spell_linked_spell` has same bp2 like effect (possible hack)
Spell 53099 Effect: 53098 listed in `spell_linked_spell` has same bp0 like effect (possible hack)
Spell 54640 Effect: 54643 listed in `spell_linked_spell` has same bp0 like effect (possible hack)
Spell 55288 Effect: 55289 listed in `spell_linked_spell` has same bp0 like effect (possible hack)


Not necessary.


Brilliant. This fixed my issue where single line emails showed up as blank in Gmail.


Comments and readme need changes. It's copy-paste of another image


Stefan - I'm sure this is correct, but it needs a ChangeLog entry.

It looks suspiciously like my code originally (a long time ago) Does SPR_TTMR no longer exist?

Please commit.


3 回hello書いてます


Hi @Steell, hope all is well. One question here, you've introduced a new folder `src/DynamoCore/Search/Legacy` in this pull request. I'm wondering what was your intent regarding this `Legacy` folder and are there any more things you hope can be done here? Thanks!


So we should remove the space -> docker:162.242.195.82, shouldn't we ?


`oscap` is a generic tool. It does not know anything about content paths before it is actually pointed to any. Thus, `oscap` cannot tell anything about content.

We should do search on `/usr/share/xml/scap/ssg/*` paths.

Please note that content of scap-security-guide package in Fedora is slightly different from the contents of rhel's version.


@sshumake Since the UI design is such that both comment and attachment post are commonly handled, i am not very fond of this. However the above changes look fine. I assume the $scope.ieFileUpload function is the same one which resided in the attachmentsSection.js and thus didnt go into the details of it. :)


At least it seemed to have no performance impact. But it would be nice (and more D'ish) to make the intermediate level API harder to misuse (e.g. by failing to consume an array value, or by reading too many nodes). A little value wrapper struct that may be a good idea for that...


I fail to see the added value for this… Anyone having Docker on their system is likely to have npm as well, or be able to install it in a snap, and the npm way is much lighter than the Docker way, wouldn't you say?


look ok to me, let's merge


I think floating_ip_delete should be assigned to resource_delete_method


Weird, those packages don't even exists anymore.


Dan, don't worry about updating this. I've got it. Bitch!


@tdd said:
> I fail to see the added value for this… Anyone having Docker on their system is likely to have npm as well, or be able to install it in a snap, and the npm way is much lighter than the Docker way, wouldn't you say?

Probably, but io.js's GCC 4.9 requirement was probably what drove @oren to create this Dockerfile. @oren any insights?


nice


Reading, resume, same thing right? Words are hard


Link is broken, vermutlich weil ein Space zwischen Trait und dem `<` fehlt.


Entweder ourselves oder yourself.


I commented out because I was waiting for @Kubuxu to write the Gaussian elimination matrix vector equation solver to solve the lighting. I don't think the current implementation is correct...


This applicaction has been developed using LARAVEL 4.2

Features:-
1.Signin / Signup
2. Login
3.Profile
4. Submit New Link


Можно добавить контроллерам показа сортировку групп через
$Shop_Controller_Show
      ->shopGroups()
      ->queryBuilder()
      .......
аналогично для показа ИС


dùng nháy "  "


Sorry, I missed to change file name on comment.
Please change "fr_ImportExport.pm" to "ja_ImportExport.pm".


変換コンストラクタ：暗黙的に型を変換してくれる処理
つまりここの場合func01がそうなのかな？


Looks good. Maybe you also want to include a link to the [docs](http://doc.rust-lang.org/rustc-serialize/rustc_serialize/json/index.html).

Btw, in the docs I just noticed that there's a `ToJson` trait. Maybe that's the cleaner approach than the generated code?

```rust
// Specify encoding method manually
impl ToJson for TestStruct {
    fn to_json(&self) -> Json {
        let mut d = BTreeMap::new();
        // All standard types implement `to_json()`, so use it
        d.insert("data_int".to_string(), self.data_int.to_json());
        d.insert("data_str".to_string(), self.data_str.to_json());
        d.insert("data_vector".to_string(), self.data_vector.to_json());
        Json::Object(d)
    }
}
```

...probably a newer feature. I didn't see anything of that when I last searched for solutions.


Oh of course, so sorry I will fix that


@majest you need to double check my previous comment in this PR


please use hasSize method of fest assertions. more readable.


On Thu, Apr 09, 2015 at 04:53:26PM -0700, Lee wrote:
> The SOURCE_URL[0]=http://www.redellipse.net/code/downloads/ got  ERROR 502:  Bad Gateway.

Same over here, but that still seems to be the "official" site and the gateway issue
might be a temporary problem. The second mirror and lunar's cache should work though,
so this is no problem afaics.


isEmpty would be better.


APIトークンはアプリごとに発行されるので，複数のアプリを使用する場合は以下のような方法で対応する必要があります。
* アクセスするアプリが変わる都度APIトークンを上書きする
* 使用するすべてのアプリに対応できるユーザーIDを使用する


There are just no normals. For sure it won't be worst.


You'd better not commit minified code to the repo. A pain to keep up to date.


should this be public if visible for testing ?


top 👌🏿


sử dụng "  "


Thats more Cooler!


Some parenthesis would improve readability here.


Usage of the audit command (for spongeDocs)?


Pulleando que es gerundio!


Köszi!
Megpróbáltam, jó lenne, ha elfogadná a csávó.
Ha elfogadja, akkor majd újrapörgetem a tárolójából a csomagot, addig marad így.


Thanks a lot for this fix, helps a lot


Looks like this commit broke build.
Please see http://ci.cgeo.org/job/c-geo/3634/console to remedy the problem.


visible_message() should be able to handle this without using for cycle.


Because this is a DAO object - it's job was to manage instances of the Foo class, including persisting and retrieving.

In practice, in Spring, there is little practical distinction between @Service and @Repository


nên đặt là "layouts/_shim"


sai tên url => <%= render "layouts/admin/_header" %> vì ở trên đặt là app/views/layouts/admin/_header.html.erb


nên đặt là <%= render "layouts/_footer" %>


Added scale factor to the distance between `FixedCamera.center` and
`FixedCamera.target` so the movement of `PointerCamera` does the
rotation earlier in its movement. Changed threshold to consider the
movement finished so the movement doesn't block the user for long.


4: M120 missing empty line before bullet
5: M120 missing empty line before bullet
4: M121 indentation of two spaces expected
5: M121 indentation of two spaces expected
5: M121 indentation of two spaces expected


this code will cause my program crash when I open MONO_PROFILE_ENTER_LEAVE flag。


Did 2.067.0 change the behavior of a plain `package`?


I pushed an alternative solution to the dbsecurity-branch.


@jecluis  I have done it a little differently: If uuid or id are provided at first I check if any is found in pending, and if it is, wait for proposal finished and retry the request (no matter if it conflicts or does not). So after these checks I only check for conflicts in osdmap. Does it make sense to you?


The usage of an anonymous class to inject checking of condition is a bad design smell.


visibility package ?


The use of PowerScript $env: here is not allowed as Feodor mentions in a follow up msg on the ticket. The appveyor yaml file has multiple scripts running, normal command prompt (msdos) and PowerScript. Hence the differing environment variable expansion methods. Lines starting with "- ps:" denote the PowerScript (PS) sections of commands, all others are mainly command prompt app calls so require either %ENV_VAR% or %(ENV_VAR)


thank you! @jecluis . now i thank i understand the MDSMonitor better. so we always have an up-to-date view of the latest alive set of MDS in `tick()`, that's why we just need to remove the dead MDS from metadata. right ?


自分の環境では
4.E1-irteusgl$ unix::get-env
sh: 1: unix::get-env: not found
32512
5.E1-irteusgl$ unix::getenv "ROBOT"
"HRP2JSKNT"


@jackpoz i don't have a crashlog and you're probably right...i should stop believing ppl without a crashlog post


Hmm, this is actually the finish I'd expect when timeout from https://github.com/avocado-framework/avocado/pull/534 is reached. @ruda what do you think about just error-out the last test and interrupt the testing the same way ctrl+c does. Not executed tests will be marked as skipped.


The changes in the saga/grass modules are not about output layer names. The text is what it shows in the modules gui.


Motivation here is that if we use ranges, maven tries to get latest version. If we use just one version, maven tries to get the specified version (which is the intended behavior)


Don't you indent your source code?


There is no feason for storage to care about its size, this should be done by "storage administrators" and only by them.


Hm, interesting.  So is the idea to centralize the database I/O in one process, instead of having multiple processes access the database?


Thank you! This commit fixed the build. It was broken since http://ci.cgeo.org/job/c-geo/3634/


oh les vilains .o et .elf qui sont apparus !
content que ça marche


About this line: there shouldn't be a comma here.


When would you disable the cache?


@whispermemory Oh, I got your point. Yes, you are right. The codes in book can't handle this case. To fixed this, we can add a check in foo_hold():

==================
    if (fp->f_count > 0)
        fp->f_count += 1
==================