So it can be turned on when needed


changes look good to me, but @joone has been working more with text inputs. Does that look correct for u ?


thanks. package will stay on 4.1 for now :)


Is my `get_process_update_function()` working without any problems?


Indeed.  This was a temporary thing while I was waiting for the other guy to make the issue.


Please default title=None here so it can be called in the previous fashion if desired.


It looks like the C code is expecting a boolean return, but you're returning a writer?


აქ " ../  " მითითებული გაქვს რომ იმიჯები წამოიღოს ერთი ფოლდერიდან მაღლა, ხოლო ეს ფოლდერი არ გაქვს ატვირთული. გარდა ამისა, ყველა დოკუმენტი უნდა მოაქციო ერთ ფოლდერში, რომელიც ასე ვთქვათ შენი ვებგვერდის სამყაროა. და შემდგომ თუკი შესაბამის ფოლდერებში გიდევს სხვა დოკუმენტები მიუთითო მათი მისამართები.


Do you want to also print out the `output`


Instead of fatal - should you just no-op here?


OK.  Well how about this.  Go ahead and refresh this with markups we've discussed and keep it as just the __one__ version.  Then when you're ready I'll give it another spin under CentOS 6 and see what issue I encounter in practice and have to work though.  If it turns out in practice I've been making a mountain out of the molehill and the discrepancies are minor we'll keep it as one.  If it's possible that's may preference as well, I'm just a bit concerned it won't be.


`silent` is `false`, so the output will be visible.


It looks like several perks use getbaseactorvalue Heavy Armor, do you think this will be an issue? I can take a look at all of them and make a list if you would like.


why's there so much unrecognized or unused code in this init script? did you copy and paste things without considering what they were?


:cake:


의미를 알 수 있는 변 수 이름으로 변경하는 것이 좋겠습니다.


I chose to treat specifying a platform not supported by medic as an error.


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might be nice to keep the ascii art lining up here...


Doesn't look like "self" =P


That's not true:
exec('some_long_running_process', function(code, output) {
  console.log('Exit code:', code);
  console.log('Program output:', output);
});


 - __style__: [src/chaiscript_stdlib.cpp:18](../blob/c52ad3d827e364daa922a43e8a3bbf3fd1758f16/src/chaiscript_stdlib.cpp#L18) The function 'create_chaiscript_module_chaiscript_stdlib' is never used. (unusedFunction)
 - __style__: [src/main.cpp:169](../blob/c52ad3d827e364daa922a43e8a3bbf3fd1758f16/src/main.cpp#L169) The function 'get_eval_error' is never used. (unusedFunction)
 - __style__: [src/main.cpp:140](../blob/c52ad3d827e364daa922a43e8a3bbf3fd1758f16/src/main.cpp#L140) The function 'help' is never used. (unusedFunction)
 - __style__: [src/main.cpp:216](../blob/c52ad3d827e364daa922a43e8a3bbf3fd1758f16/src/main.cpp#L216) The function 'myexit' is never used. (unusedFunction)
 - __style__: [src/main.cpp:158](../blob/c52ad3d827e364daa922a43e8a3bbf3fd1758f16/src/main.cpp#L158) The function 'throws_exception' is never used. (unusedFunction)


Ah! Of course - makes sense!


:metal:


Yeah, I think so.


## What it looks like:
![http://i.imgur.com/CiwgVCr.png](http://i.imgur.com/CiwgVCr.png)


Never use empty dict as a default arg: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5587582/numpy-array-subclass-unexpedly-shares-attributes-across-instances/5592432#5592432

default it to None and then set it to {} in the code later


readability is subjective


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@Erftralle I am not sure as well thus the question. All I can think, which might not be the case, is that this id is like that for some time now and people that actually have modals for their components most probably follow this rule. If we change it most probably we will `break` (not exactly, the validation for one field will not work) peoples code. With a quick check on K2: /administrator/components/com_k2/elements/item.php
```php
        $js = "
		function jSelectItem(id, title, object) {
			document.getElementById('".$name."' + '_id').value = id;
			document.getElementById('".$name."' + '_name').value = title;
			if(typeof(window.parent.SqueezeBox.close=='function')){
				window.parent.SqueezeBox.close();
			}
			else {
				document.getElementById('sbox-window').close();
			}
		}
		";
        $doc->addScriptDeclaration($js);
```
I see that this "_id" cannot die so easily 😕


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this commit lgtm; only non-mechanical thing was the shift of the `trait_defs` table from a table attached to the `ty::ctxt` that owns the storage to a table that points into the separate arenas, which seems fine (out right fitting) here.


It might be a good idea to print the current datetime - it helps in diagnosing failures in some scenarios.


Good. I'll merge it to the main repo than.


These aren't remote end steps; that abstraction is only required for actual commands. In this case you want something like

```When asked to <dfn>process capabilities</dfn> with argument <var>parameters</var> a <a>remote end</a> must run the following steps:```


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@ranjitjhala this edit fixes `tests/pos/ex1.hs`.
See https://github.com/ucsd-progsys/liquidhaskell/commit/d98ab4487f3145fddc8142873b39fcac31d970f2.


This does not look correct - it should either be output & not result.output or better still like you mentioned that we are not 'silent' - so we might not need to print the output.


 - __style__: [src/chaiscript_stdlib.cpp:18](../blob/ebc64681781b3d791c3de6f7b1e9427f15e67004/src/chaiscript_stdlib.cpp#L18) The function 'create_chaiscript_module_chaiscript_stdlib' is never used. (unusedFunction)
 - __style__: [src/main.cpp:169](../blob/ebc64681781b3d791c3de6f7b1e9427f15e67004/src/main.cpp#L169) The function 'get_eval_error' is never used. (unusedFunction)
 - __style__: [src/main.cpp:140](../blob/ebc64681781b3d791c3de6f7b1e9427f15e67004/src/main.cpp#L140) The function 'help' is never used. (unusedFunction)
 - __style__: [src/main.cpp:216](../blob/ebc64681781b3d791c3de6f7b1e9427f15e67004/src/main.cpp#L216) The function 'myexit' is never used. (unusedFunction)
 - __style__: [src/main.cpp:158](../blob/ebc64681781b3d791c3de6f7b1e9427f15e67004/src/main.cpp#L158) The function 'throws_exception' is never used. (unusedFunction)


It does!


Метод завершен.


Why name is so long? I'd use `make_process`.


Got it, this looks right, thanks!


There are still a couple of things I've got to fix (see: failing tests and such), but it'll be ready soon (or whenever I feel like procrastinating for finals)


Добавил зависимость.
Эта вещица генерирует нам json (довольно годная либа :+1: )


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I cannot get the nemo menu bar using Dbus after this change... Is an intentional one?

Nautilus continues working.


@noonereally just to remind you that this will make the bot stop working if you've just leveled and added a character that still doesn't exist in the gateway model.


Yep, good catch. It should have been just "output". But now since we're setting `silent` to `false`, it shouldn't be there at all.


And thanks to @jasonrclark! :)


Não testei para confirmar se em Python é assim mas, se não me engano, uma assinatura `def __init__(self, bbox = (-73.9830625, -33.8689056, 0.0, 5.2842873), start, end): ` faria o **parâmetro opcional**.


Тут реализация виртуального кэша (а ля memcached, только в сто раз медленнее :-1: )
#2


Тут шаблоны sql запросов


Обновлена большая часть кодовой базы.
Идем к релизу ядра.


should rename as team_management for readability


It doesn't make the whole process. It's just a first entry in the process list (the other being app-specific data). If you have anothe name that catches the purpose, I'm open to changes.


> refresh this with markups we've discussed and keep it as just the one version.
>
Done. But I split up zfs-mount into two: zfs-import and zfs-mount. I still need to verify if that works in practice, but we have something to go forward with with this.

I also renamed the etc/init.d/zfs-{import,mount,share}.in files (removed the .in suffix). It wasn't needed - all path config is in the zfs-common.in script and is the only one that actually needs to be sed'd.

I also took another look at the zfs-zed script. It's VERY Debian GNU/Linux centric at the moment. I've missed to fix this, so we need to run that through a couple of times to.
> If it's possible that's may preference as well, I'm just a bit concerned it won't be.
>
Looking at the scripts and the function, there should be very little need to tweak the current code. It's quite generic. But additional functions for special corner cases for certain (as yet unnamed) distributions might be needed [eventually].

The only place I recon we're going to need to tweak is the 'logging stuff'. I know it's crude, but in the end I think it's ok - it's "out of sight" in /etc/zfs/common.init (or whatever we name it).


namingLikeThis is a Java convention
nameing_like_this is Ruby


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:( Why not keep it until its replaced?


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this causes runtime errors


this causes dx errors


Does it matter for editing the entry since that is not under a topic path?


Made the changes and on saving I still get the error "Couldn't find Topic with 'id'="


r+


Empty Line :sweat_smile:


This looks good but can you squash it with the relevant feature commit?


ya i don't see why they would check base.


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Hi Markus,

Great! So is auto reset reasonably reliable for you now?

Regarding your other (now removed?) comment about needing only two tries in the inner loop, FWIW I see the same thing on my NodeMCU board (when it succeeds it is always on the second sync pulse after reset). My guess is that the first sync pulse trains the auto-baud, then the second one gets acknowledged. I've left the retry count a bit higher because there may be hardware configurations that we considered, and going from 10 to 2 seemed potentially risky. :)

If it seems good to you then I'll send another PR to @themadinventor later today.

Angus


hey @xfurry ...
another typo

'2900003','29000','1','0','100','33','0','0','0','0','1','-1343','-1344','-1345','1','-1346','-1347','-1348','0','0','0','0','Scarlet Commander Rodrick - Random Say on Aggro'),

by stupid mistake he spams these texts ..in OOC.. and should be on aggro only
pls Chance event_type  to 0

correct should be
```sql
('2900003','29000','0','0','100','33','0','0','0','0','1','-1343','-1344','-1345','1','-1346','-1347','-1348','0','0','0','0','Scarlet Commander Rodrick - Random Say on Aggro'),
```
```


Is it still possible to force a specific date formatting regardless of the locale?


Empty div :exclamation:


These "fix" seems no longer required, was a "bug" in the version of python-pip used prior to ALAMI 2015.03?


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Unaligned code


"bytes" is a native type, so maybe better to avoid using that as an identifier.


more changes


nit: kill newline.


saw approval from MonsieurNicolas
at https://github.com/bekkibolthouse/stellar-core/commit/7078345744c0c8fb9a1e3dbdfbda2720fa2cf344


merging bekkibolthouse/stellar-core/master = 70783457 into auto


bekkibolthouse/stellar-core/master = 70783457 merged ok, testing candidate = 9dfb6a75


Still unaligned till here


Please follow the style idioms in the rest of Concurrency Kit for typedef.


Missing header file for size_t.


Please follow Concurrency Kit idioms for function declarations.


I get that we're UI testing, but why not actually use the new `TabManager` or whatever to do this authoritatively?  The likelihood of having this not work, and break over time, is high.


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I know that ParmEd does not need to be super fast. But I just want to post the timing here for your reference. May be we need faster ParmEd to play with something big, like membrane?

$AMBERHOME/test/1vrp_xray/prmtop

```python
import chemistry as chem
parm = chem.load_file ("prmtop")
In [13]: parm
Out[13]: <AmberParm 12264 atoms; 901 residues; 12386 bonds; parametrized>
In [14]: %timeit parm = chem.load_file ("prmtop")
1 loops, best of 3: 4 s per loop
In [15]: %timeit parm['@CA']
1 loops, best of 3: 10.6 s per loop
In [16]: %timeit for x in parm: pass
1 loops, best of 3: 153 ms per loop
```

here is `pytraj`
```python
import pytraj.io as io
parm = io.load("prmtop")
In [19]: parm
Out[19]: <Topology with 159 mols, 901 residues, 12264 atoms, 12386 bonds, non-PBC>
In [20]: %timeit parm = io.load("prmtop")
1 loops, best of 3: 373 ms per loop
In [21]: %timeit parm['@CA']
100 loops, best of 3: 5.44 ms per loop
In [22]: %timeit for x in parm: pass
100 loops, best of 3: 15 ms per loop
```


Unaligned Code


Creando carpetas, documentacion , aportes , comentarios , sugerencias


In Concurrency Kit, we do not refer to opaque types if they are not going to be treated opaquely. In this case, you want to use the actual types and not the typedef. For example, `struct ck_epc` versus `ck_epc_t`.


i filed down that chain of if/else if/else and set body size at PostBodyMaxLen because... GC! pretty sure the compiler would have fixed that at 2048 anyway...
https://gist.github.com/snwight/162c0e5fa9dad8422f94


STAR***


Denis have a look at how I did my command bar on how to make a floating
widget without needing a dock widget.  If you make it floating then it
won't resize the canvas when opened.

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> @3nids <https://github.com/3nids> I think it's on the right track, but I
> don't like how it behaves as a toolbar (eg, how it extends below the
> browser/layer panel in the default configuration). The widgets just get
> lost way to the right of were I'd expect them to be. I think instead it
> should use the same approach as the messagebar, but just always display at
> the bottom of the canvas. This would also avoid some oddness like how "user
> input tool bar" shows in the panels list but can't be activated.
>
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Can you get away with using a power-of-2 or precomputed table for this? On some target platforms, this will be extremely expensive and on other platforms `%` will not be permitted (assume some strange kernel-space contexts).


While this certainly isn't a leak atm, who knows how the error code changes and we end up with a proper leak. :)


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Is there a reason to use `ck_pr_fas_uint` over a regular store operation?


rax retry tests


Why is a volatile/atomic load required here?


`UITests` doesn't have access to `TabManager`. If possible, I'd like to avoid more target tangling than we already have. The upside here is that `BrowserUtils` is shared between all tests, so if it breaks, it a) should be obvious, and b) only needs to be fixed in one place.


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Oops!


I'm assuming this is a method / method call for profiling? Might want to leave comments where doing that.


Add the ability to raise this to an error


Hmm no not intentional - do you have an example I can reproduce with?  I did change the app id to org.Nemo from org.NemoApplication (this is to let gtk manage some of the dbus work - an older upsteam change)


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I would add a common_usleep function instead. For Windows, you can just call Sleep (just copy paste the common_sleep code) and for other platforms, just call into usleep.


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this for issues #3


Use the `common_*rand` functionality for portability.


Shouldn't there be an initializer?


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Curious, are we worried about this covering up bugs?


Why do you call it shear thinning? You just want to test if the output of the strain rate is correct, right? Shear thinning normally only occurs when the viscosity depends on the strain rate...


If we did an `epoch_begin`, then this load is unnecessary.


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Why use abstract factory pattern?
http://www.androiddesignpatterns.com/2012/05/correctly-managing-your-sqlite-database.html


Wow. This is a very demanded feature.

1. How do you estimate the code quality of this patch? Is it really ready to be merged into the main repo, or you'd ideally get more time to beautify it before merging (if you have time)?
2. Does it really works with no bugs? Has this feature been proven in your practice?


Could you add a manual page? A single `ck_epc` manual page is a fine start that describes the motivation, example and lists the API. The best solution is both `ck_epc` manual page with overview and individual functions. I'll be switching to pandoc or similar soon, and will take care of conversion.


you can probably avoid at least one line break, no?


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(fits into less lines)


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Did you test it out? I'm not at all sure it works as advertised. =)

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It makes sense to have a `ck_epc_synchronize` as well.


Awww, cute!


... which means you didn't actually test the update before the push, let alone before the commit!
Bad developer! :smiling_imp:


Primer acercamiento a #1


`ck_epoch_recycle` also needs equivalent functionality here for people that don't want to rely on another SMR mechanism for epoch handles.


User Registration


does that matter? It is just a bar plot....


In the case of self.downloadFileURL != nil && !error your data variable will be nil on line 182.  You should probably check data for nil and make the copy if needed on line 182.
if (!data) data = [self.mutableData copy];

Don't use dataWithData: Use copy instead.


ooops, I meant `phpbrew self-update && phpbrew update`


nice, this looks good for now : )


When I am first visiting the site, I want to sign up so I can start working


Well you can use this: https://github.com/lestcape/Global-AppMenu could have problem when you restart cinnamon (some app crash as nemo), but help to test what happend and you can revert neno to the old version and see the menu bar... This applet need the unity-gtk-module package and the last cinnamon.


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I wouldn't say *this* is covering up any bugs -- this is just creating a helper method that tests are explicitly calling when needed to help with their teardown (i.e., nothing here is happening automatically that would make broken tests pass). It would probably be a good idea to create our own KIF subclass that we use for all UI tests to verify the state on startup/teardown.


Sure, that could be useful.


其实吧主要是我觉得我会经常用到histogram，所以顺便夹带一点私货... :D


Opens #25 Agree on naming conventions for future data structures


Hey @ConorGraham - happy to shift to a new issue instead, as Mike suggests? Tag it with "Series 4" "Writing" and "proof read" - thanks again for contributing!


I'm not sure how I feel about this sort of thing. Uniform initialization has its uses and can help improve some things, but I don't see much point in this situation - changing the "shape" of clean and simple code that we're all so used to shouldn't be done without a good reason.


This is broken, it breaks unregister and recycle semantics of `ck_epoch`.


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See other comments regarding opaqueness.


Look forward to getting this in at final form, thanks again for contributing it upstream.


Haaa ni sheeeda


develop (lefticus) - i386-Windows-8.1-VisualStudio-12: OK (344 of 346 tests passed)

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all tests pass:
success: https://travis-ci.org/stellar/stellar-core/builds/60620911


The factor of 2 seems to be missing in the second part of the equation.


This script should have its permissions changed to 0775 like the others.


The fold commit had already addressed this.


Yeah, I meant to include it as a comment because viewing the source with giant columns makes it more readable. But I oopsed and totally overlooked that that's the syntax for a header (rather than a comment) in Markdown. I should have used an HTML-style comment instead.


Looks good to me!


I passed the remaining tests. I also found an error in testMyDictionaryCopy and bindings and fixed them. It looks like the last item is to write our report. I'm in class until 8 tonight, do you want to start that and I'll take it over and turn it in tonight. Sound good?


Yeah that works for me
On Apr 29, 2015 4:54 PM, "Ruben Niculcea" <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> I passed the remaining tests. I also found an error in
> testMyDictionaryCopy and bindings and fixed them. It looks like the last
> item is to write our report. I'm in class until 8 tonight, do you want to
> start that and I'll take it over and turn it in tonight. Sound good?
>
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fast-forwarding master to auto = 9dfb6a75


PDFDocs (Myoldmopar) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1647 of 1647 tests passed)

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Would be nice to have a `alGetPath` function. This would become `alGetPath('flash.display.BitmapData');`


develop (lefticus) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-clang-3.5-AddressSanitizer: OK (346 of 346 tests passed)

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Looks good, I'll try it out on my test environment


Yep, this is all good. I'd be happy to merge this in a separate pull request.


Hmmm, I actually haven't tried this in autopy, only in RobotJS. It's probably my project.

I'll post in the issue.


No, this is bad. We do not want to introduce another new global variable, particularly not something generic.


network


# MSScrollView
## Description
### import
将`MSScrollView.h` `MSScrollView.m` 拽入工程<br>
初始化MSScrollView，代码如下：
```Objective-c
NSArray *array = @[@"1.jpg",@"2.jpg",@"3.jpg"];
CGRect frame = CGRectMake(0, 0, self.view.frame.size.width, 105);
MSScrollView *scrollView = [[MSScrollView alloc] initWithFrame:frame
                                                        images:array
                                                      delegate:self
                                                     direction:MSCycleDirectionHorizontal
                                                      autoPlay:YES
                                                         delay:5.0];
[self.view addSubview:scrollView];
/*
 frame:设置MSScrollView的frame属性
 images:图片数组，内为图片名
 delegate:设置代理
 direciton:MSScrollView的滚动方向，分垂直和水平
 autoPlay:是否自动滚动
 delay:若自动滚动，设置时间间隔
*/
```
### MSScrollViewDelegate
代理方法如下：
```Objective-c
- (void)MSScrollView:(MSScrollView *)MSScrollView didSelectPage:(NSInteger)index;
/*
 点击图片得出图片的序号(index)
 可用于判断用户点击的图片号
 进行页面跳转等操作
*/
- (void)MSScrollViewDidScroll:(UIScrollView *)scrollView;
/*
 scrollView为MSScrollView的subView
 通过该代理方法，可时时得知scrollView的滚动
 获取scrollView.contentOffset
*/


I think having a `seed` member is a mistake as they aren't always specified via a 128 bit seed. Validator manifest private keys are 256 bits for example.


A bare except here isn't kosher, what are you trying to specifically catch?


This is nicer than what we have now (non-zero exit could be due to not being able to ssh or that the remote command failed).


Really?  That must be in error – we should be able to remove it without issue.


you can say:

case "gke", "gce":

instead


Hello d3agle  Can Set keyloggers switch?


keywords


The problem is it shows up as another heading at the bottom of the page

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> Is there a running policy against including modelines?
>
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> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
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My old comments seem to be lost in the nether, but I still think this function is too long to use naked returns.

See https://github.com/golang/go/wiki/CodeReviewComments#named-result-parameters


else branch is not necessary.


I slightly prefer var hosts []string here since you are appending to it. Also note that if any of the nodes doesn't have an external ip set then you are allocating too much memory this way.


Sorry. This is a typo: issue -> issues


Well, this is also added by me via web interface.


unsigned short, you can try uint16_t


sick release tho it came idathena
would love this added to main ofc :D


same, try uint16_t


93440994-MiscDocFixes-4575 (mjwitte) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (1641 of 1641 tests passed)

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need to check count <= XCAM_AE_MAX_METERING_WINDOW_COUNT to prevent crash.


develop (axelstudios) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-clang-3.5: Build Failed

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Do these two tests share the same sandbox instance? If so, the execution order will affect the result.


Thank you very much, that one is really helpful !... :+1:

Now we just need Microsoft and Skype to implement proper WebRTC that you can leverage for Voice/Video and libskypeweb will hit perfection.


develop (axelstudios) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: Build Failed

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How long does this test take to run?


we don't have strict limitation on line length. it's better to keep less than 120 alphabet


Can you add a note here that until #7412 is fixed this will repeatedly ssh into the master node and not check any of the minions.


### [Codacy](https://www.codacy.com/app/vgonpa/rospy_utils/commit?cid=9350251) detected an issue:
#### Message: `Unnecessary parens after 'del' keyword`

#### Occurred on:
+ **Commit**:  47bbd1b28d67d96c8cbc28ce6640676de1a30563
+ **File**:    [src/rospy_utils/coroutines.py](https://github.com/UC3MSocialRobots/rospy_utils/blob/47bbd1b28d67d96c8cbc28ce6640676de1a30563/src/rospy_utils/coroutines.py)
+ **LineNum**: [80](https://github.com/UC3MSocialRobots/rospy_utils/blob/47bbd1b28d67d96c8cbc28ce6640676de1a30563/src/rospy_utils/coroutines.py#L80)
+ **Code**:    `            del(items[:])`

#### Currently on:
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+ **File**:    [src/rospy_utils/coroutines.py](https://github.com/UC3MSocialRobots/rospy_utils/blob/865966c023a414ff7b3793775717a6931c790a07/src/rospy_utils/coroutines.py)
+ **LineNum**: [122](https://github.com/UC3MSocialRobots/rospy_utils/blob/865966c023a414ff7b3793775717a6931c790a07/src/rospy_utils/coroutines.py#L122)


hmm this is confusing ... how is it even possible? we have a hard dependency on jQuery no?


rax retry tests


Erick,

I think I have sent some new stuff to github. My Tex is still rough, but
hopefully I have simplified the proof that tanglegrams are in 1-1
correspondence with double cosets.
Arnie

On 4/21/15 3:15 PM, Erick Matsen wrote:
>
> This is a great start, but given that the audience of the paper will
> be computational biologists it would be good to give a bit more
> definition.
>
> Also, I don't think that it's the d-fold wreath product, but rather
> the wreath product of the automorphism group with the symmetric group
> on d letters. Take a look at
> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wreath_product, especially
>
> image
> <https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/112708/7263728/14e25dda-e839-11e4-97ea-1f7c639462dd.png>
>
> image
> <https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/112708/7263721/102f5d56-e839-11e4-890e-5de780c4f8b1.png>
>
> We wouldn't have to introduce the wreath product in general, but (I
> think) just the wreath product with a symmetric group.
>
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> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
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Acuérdate que quedamos en que para hacer cambios, no había que tocar el `_plugins.scss`, los cambios deberían ir en la hoja de estilo tuya, que es el `style.scss`.


Still has 3rd argument


Er, I thought Markdown supported comments somehow but it doesn't look like it.


Its not needed and simpler to not do it that way.


Parents:
a32e0bac659a39a5628cf42985294470ae929daf
7f0043ecc188eeb6d81e49f9f622402a397f432c
cbb16a48137a7b7d828ce9984d670af59fda8ccb


I am hopeful that this set of changes is now complete and be merged into the upstream master.


@pat227 I jumped the bullet and in merged in a functorized version of your primitive key strategy. Check out this merge and see if it suits your needs. I took out your logging for now (want to discuss as separate PR), but feel free to leave it in your fork.


update readme file pls


There should probably be a link on this line.


develop (axelstudios) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-cppcheck-1.61: OK (0 of 0 tests passed)

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This is the SpiceWorks Test. Coded in Angular JS.


I think this line cause assets version issue in Capifony v2.8.4 & v2.8.5. It should be "\n" NOT "\\n"


What does it mean that hosted parse SDK not hosted jQuery and others?


I really don't expect anyone using null strings, or whitespace to render using a font. But even in that case, the fix you provided in the pull request is nice. But one thing, I can only merge it if you add yourself to the authors in the class documentation.


Done.


ahh..heres a derp


Ricardo no lugar de private Long idState; é o objeto State ;)


@avelino yep, i will.


private Long idCity; troque por private City city; faça isso tbm no Country.


Because, parse.com doesn't compress(gzip) it. Hosted on Google jQuery is expected to cache many people.


I need to get better at bash scripting haha, this is sweet


I think you want `**/*.swp`


if you put

```
[core]
   excludesfile = ~/.gitignore
```
in your ~/.gitconfig, then your global gitignore will be used.


derp..deleted the workqueue


I think we always want a plain DIV here, not the default block. This is handling the case of merging

foo bar

...

into

foo bar

...

Making this div the default block tag will change how the list item appears to the user, which is unlikely to be the intention of the user.


No. The test class is instantiated for each test.


Ok, mais acho que podemos deixar tudo na mesma linha, utilize o atalho CTRL + SHIFT + F pra formatar o código ;)


Muito bom!! ;)


I understand :+1: But it's still confusing :(


This div never goes into the document; it's just a dummy node for doing innerHTML on. There's no need to make it the block tag.


Yes. Updated as per review comment.


Move this to ProfilePrefsTests.swift?


I tend to prefer the use of an underscore prefixed normal variable for private variables. This makes debugging easier.


I agree that this is correct -- good catch -- but your test doesn't actually verify that this is fixed, since you never assert the final key is anything in particular.  If `MockProfilePrefs` exposes its dictionary, considering making it official.  Otherwise, round trip is good enough.


This didnt need fixing!


As the comment says, don't split if we're not inside a
 as it will change the formatting too much. This definitely should not change to blockTag. Converting

foo
bar

to

foo

bar

is wrong.


This is already taken care of [in the linker script](https://github.com/Links2004/Arduino/blob/esp8266/hardware/tools/esp8266/sdk/ld/eagle.app.v6.ld#L154) for files starting with _core_esp8266*_.


taxiPathID should be taxiPathId


It verifies that it round-trips, which is the API; yes, we could poke inside and verify the behavior of MPP itself, so I'll do that as a separate test.


Oh hey! I didn't know we had that!


Hey there - weird, thanks for letting us know! By the way, is your Github
username "jennifersun" by any chance? If so, I think I might know what's
going on. Apologize for the random messages!

On Tue, Apr 28, 2015 at 1:55 PM, jennifersun <notifications@github.com>
wrote:

> Hi there,
>
> I’m not supposed to be on this thread, but you’ve cc’ed
> jennifer.t.sun@gmail.com, which is my email address. I imagine we have
> the same name and very similar gmail addresses, so just wanted to let you
> know.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Jen
>
>
>
> From: Jennifer Sun [mailto:notifications@github.com]
> Sent: Tuesday, April 28, 2015 10:59 AM
> To: sunnifer/learningtogether
> Cc: jennifersun
> Subject: Re: [learningtogether] hello world additions (bacb43f)
>
>
>
> i thought i'd git add'ed sandbox, but it looks like i've also git init'ed
> my entire computer… so,
>
> 1 - how do i remove .git on my home directory? i tried to use rm according
> to a bunch of guides, but it kept giving me errors.
> 2 - also, does .git work recursively? (and i'm assuming recursively means -
> if i manage to remove the .git on my home directory, it then goes and
> removes all the .gits in all the folders within my home directory, like for
> my 'dev' folder/everything tha'ts currently linked to github?)
>
> have time tonight, so gonna keep digging… i know it doesn't really matter
> because i haven't actually committed anything / everything is .git'ed
> locally, but it just bothers me and i *want to know how to remove it! i
> have to know!* !!!!!!!!!
>
> may the world know my rage
>
> On Tue, Apr 28, 2015 at 12:29 AM, jayzach99 <notifications@github.com>
> wrote:
>
> > remember,
> >
> > stage to commit --> commit to local repo --> push to remote repo
> >
> > corresponds to
> >
> > git add --> git commit --> git push
> >
> > On Tue, Apr 28, 2015 at 12:28 AM, Jaison Zachariah <jayzach99@gmail.com>
> > wrote:
> >
> >
> > > did you > git add sandbox ?
> > >
> > > On Sat, Apr 25, 2015 at 10:43 PM, Jennifer Sun <
> notifications@github.com <mailto:notifications@github.com%0b>
> > >
> > > wrote:
> > >
> > >> OK, so I keep forgetting to read your latest instructions and get
> myself
> > >> into sticky situations. I managed to sync *parts* of my local commits
> to
> > >> Github BUT… Github doesn't match my local files right now -- there's
> no
> > >> 'sandbox' folder
> > >> <
> > >>
> >
> https://www.dropbox.com/s/xhx9pb6592tpgrm/Screenshot%202015-04-25%2022.42.04.png?dl=0
> > >> >…
> > >> :( :(
> > >>
> > >> (I also realized we don't actually need the 'sandbox' folder, because
> > all
> > >> the files should just go into 'fundamentals' but… I'm trying so hard
> to
> > >> use
> > >> the command line + not just fix everything on the web browser+the
> github
> > >> mac app --- help?)
> > >>
> > >> On Thu, Apr 23, 2015 at 2:12 AM, jayzach99 <notifications@github.com>
> > >> wrote:
> > >>
> > >> > @sunnifer <https://github.com/sunnifer> ... so github is awesome
> cuz
> > >> you
> > >> > can converse about code as well!!!
> > >> >
> > >> > I just added a new directory + file., you should run 1) git fetch 2)
> > git
> > >> > pull each time you start up so you have all the latest changes that
> > are
> > >> on
> > >> > the remote repository (aka github)
> > >> >
> > >> > —
> > >> > Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> > >> > <
> > >>
> >
> https://github.com/sunnifer/learningtogether/commit/bacb43f882570d6ddf1c7408d1473ff3c2218fd8#commitcomment-10861862
> > >> >
> > >> > .
> > >> >
> > >>
> > >>
> > >>
> > >> --
> > >> Jennifer Sun
> > >> 732-763-0556
> > >> @jennifersun <http://twitter.com/jennifersun>
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> > >
> > >> .
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> > .
> >
>
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Unfortunately this doesn't quite test the `dac_run_sram` function quite as well as I'd like, but I think this is the best we can do given that it's buried in `inlineCallbacks` and such. It sucks that if we change the runSram thing in dac.py we'll have to update this, but it is what it is.


`.values` is unordered, right?  Can we call this something that doesn't imply an order or even suggest that this is a well-defined function?  Maybe `findOneValue`?  I feel like Smalltalk's collection protocol has this notion, something like `anyElement`.


nit: remove the comment :-)


Presumably this doesn't compile, since you didn't update implementors.


Not sure any of this is necessary. This function is only for inline tags. The only inline tag you've got default styles for is `<a>`, but any integration is either calling this method directly (in which case it can pass its preferred attributes there), or calling makeLink, which has its own attributes argument.


Thanks! BitHub has sent payment of  $10.58USD for this commit.


"it's a nightmare" => https://xkcd.com/979/


This looks broken. I presume you meant to merge the attributes with the src?


This is coming from an existing DB row, right?  Why does this not need a migration?  Does `(0.5 as! NSNumber).unsignedLongLongValue` do something sensible like truncate or round?  (Or return an optional?)


Can we get a few lines on what the differences between `Visit` and `SiteVisit` are?  When would you have a `Visit` that doesn't correspond to a `SiteVisit`?  What other types of `Visit` might there be?


Class variable...is this thread safe?


While we're here, can we call `s` something meaningful, like `expectSuccess`?


it does... Chinese weight unit is "Jin", not "Half kilogram"....


(Julian made this commit, and we talked about it, but I'm restating the important point here to remind myself.)

So the main thing here is the change in line 41: changing the offset from -1 to -2. The reason for this is that by convention we set the end address of an algorithm to the length of the sequence. That is, if the SRAM is length 256 ns, then we set the end address to 256//4 == 64. However, if we want to idle over the last 4 ns/jump after the last 4 ns/whatever, then we need to notice that those 4ns are from 252 - 255, i.e. address 63. So we set the from_address to 62, because the fromAddress must be one less than the actual address you want, due to fpga offsets. (In the case of END, it's two less, but that's taken care of a few lines down.)


Thanks for explanation.


Updated solution 10.4


Where is the type `T` used in the definition of this table?  (I searched in GH and don't see it.)  Is this type a marker in some way?  (If so, I don't understand what this might accomplish.)


Further to my question about `VisitsTable` and the generic parameter `T`, what other type of `VisitsTable<>` might we see?


Chinese call it JIN  but it means half kilogram

I know im in China dude :)

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> it does... Chinese weight unit is "Jin", not "Half kilogram"....
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Iceland? Woah.
Yeah I intend to go. :)


라즈베리파이에서는
hw:1,0 대신 plughw:1,0을 사용해야함


My immediate point was to make it consistent; all other preload e-mails used `site_url` already. That said, I'm trying to think of a reason they would all have used `site_url` in the first place.

There are a few places it looks like `site_url` is used when there are better options. Opened #31 to catch the ones I noticed tonight; going to sleep on it and see if there are more lurking about.


Anything that subclasses a `Hashable` type should also specialize `Hashable` itself, I think.  Although I guess this is not strictly necessary?


Better.


Thank you :)


If this comment applies more broadly, include it in all the places it applies.


Can we make this not callback-y, or file a follow-up?  (It is only test code, but...)


looks good to me


- Added more text to Image upload modal if user is not signed in


Lines 446 through 453 have code that lets tar detect what type of compression it's using.  You can make use of that (and make it a function if you reuse it in multiple places).

You can do a similar trick with the destination tarball when backing up to detect what compression algorithm tar would select for a given extension: make a temporary empty tarball with the same extension and then use the same algorithm to figure out what you need to extract it.

Also, once you know what compression algorithm tar wants to use (whether to compress or uncompress, but this trick is probably more useful when compressing), you could consider just calling that compression program yourself to start off/end the pipe chain.

Be careful to ensure that whatever code you end up with works for both split and non-split backups.  You may (or may not) want to consider merging the codepaths to simplify things (i.e., always filter through the split executable regardless of whether you're splitting or not, but somehow ensure that split doesn't actually split the file).

Finally, be careful whether you're piping the compressed or non-compressed data through pv; the total number you give to pv needs to be measuring the same thing.


- Changes to general HTML markup


None of those consumers exist yet — those are in `rnewman/sync-history`.


Еще обновления/добавления для фраз.
2standy: есть 2 проблемки
 - сочетание [hit,companion] не сворачивает фразы, есть идея заменить на [companion,hit], но пока не проверил
- длинная фраза "Яд на мгновение парализует..." не хочет сворачиваться, шаблон перепроверял несколько раз.


Existing data is gonna burn (which is our only migration strategy right now), and it's gonna get worse — we haven't got to the schema changes yet. But yes, I'll make sure this does something sane, probably by bumping the DB version.


Me neither!


:art: `repo` instead of `r`? Or perhaps even better; `repository` and `repositoryUrl`.


@LarsAsplund By changing files which had conflicts during the rebase and did this on the non-rebased branch instead of the one I provided you have created some more work integrating this than would have been necessary.  It is a good practice to keep ones feature branches up to date with master especially before changing files that were updated there.


i have tried to build again but  failed.

After I've done setup all the environment
1. source build.sh
2. install dependencies
3. get_webrtc
4. build_apprtc
--------------- Compile success  -----------------------------
5. get_webrtc 8849
I tried to get 8849 revision code . But I got errors after all:

Below is error code.
Please advise how to resolve the problem.

src (ERROR)
----------------------------------------
[0:00:00] Started.
----------------------------------------
Error: Command git checkout --quiet 8849 returned non-zero exit status 1 in /home/jjmind/work/webrtc_revision/android/webrtc/src
error: short SHA1 8849 is ambiguous.
error: pathspec '8849' did not match any file(s) known to git.


Awesome work!

![img_9218](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/2446523/7384598/03b44066-edeb-11e4-9954-2b2ad96a5937.GIF)


What I think we need is `network.go`  should pass a slice of port bindings to the driver and the driver processes the binding and wherever the slice has a 0 host port, allocate a port and fill the slice with it and program the appropriate ip table rules. On returning from `CreateEndpoint` `network.go` stashes these port bindings in the endpoint structure in libnetwork. This makes these port bindings available to endpoint. I know it has access to sandboxInfo but sandboxInfo kind of represents oper data not necessarily config data. If you still want to keep in sandboxInfo we need some way to mark those mappings for which host port was dynamically allocated


Yeah, I'll add a comment.

`SiteVisit` is there as a sop to the existing API, which expects to be able to go backwards from a visit to a site, and preserve the ID of the database row.

`Visit` is the model of what lives on the wire: just a date and a type. Ultimately we'll end up with something similar to `ClientAndTabs`: the tabs don't need to know about the client, and visits don't need to know about the site, because they're bound together.

(Furthermore, we probably shouldn't ever need something like `SiteVisit` to reach the UI: we care about "last visited", "visit count", or just "places ordered by frecency" — we don't care about lists of visits.)


tiene debug
!


So are you going with "#!/wtf" or "#! /wtf" :P


The issues I was seeing have gone away with this commit - it looks good to me!


:frowning:


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there's also a type_is_ghost function now in codegen.cpp that should be used to filter any empty fields


Heh, I meant that this is a thing you might want to do to a `Browser`.  Like just, `browser.backList.asURLs` or `browser.backListAsURLs`.  Not a big deal, I guess: `browser.backList.map { $0.URL }` is not that long.


Yes! Definitely go! Its a great place. This will be my second time going.
Last time I wanted to move there when I came back.
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This needs follow-up.  Do you anticipate tracking the last used timestamp in the `Browser`?  If so, keep this.  If not, maybe take a uniform timestamp as a parameter?  Otherwise tabs will be ordered chronologically in the order that they are serialized, which probably isn't right.  (I'm assuming that `Timestamp()` is not just 0.  Not sure about that.)


Why `str`?


Yeah, I wanted to limit this sequence of commits so we could be confident in the tests not changing too much. I'll file a follow-up.


Consider adding `insertOrUpdateTabsForLocalClient(tabs)` to the protocol, just to make this clearer.


tail 포인터가 있으니까 그냥 operator[x](이걸로하던지 함수로하던지)가 0부터 계산하는게가까운지 아니면 seekpoint에서 계산하는지 가까운지 만든후에 가까운쪽부터 0이면 next로부터 x번째 seekpoint부터 가까우면 x - seekpoint 후 tail로 x - seekpoint 만큼 무브 후에 저장하게 하면될듯


This was the only case in which we failed without it. The other UI code places I maintained main-thread because I don't believe in changing thread properties for no reason :)


Is this a stray rename?  A bad rebase?


You mean `SiteVisit`? Yeah, I guess it should!


Drop the semi.  And I always find `++` looks so weird outside of loops, but whatevs :)


de;


Can you use more "generally applicable" names for this like "OnEmulationStopped" so that they don't become misnomers in the future?


This was an update pushed due to issue https://github.com/Namasteh/Eve-Bot/issues/69


These non-obvious aggregators need comments or tests to explain what they actually do in the face of conflicting responses.  Are you waiting for a single `.Cancel`?  Can you right this as a fold that makes this more obvious?


The indentation here seems pretty odd.


Fold this into the earlier DB commit.


I think you overwrote Jaysen's code. A rollback should be done something.


we can get rid of this if unclaimed tasks are done on backend


indentation.


How do you print a damn environment?
`cat` doesent work...
`> e = new.env()
> environmentName(e)
[1] ""` also doesent work


This is an artifact of the Table stuff, AFAIK. That is, we need that generic parameter so that uses of `visits` returns `SiteVisit`.

The concrete answer to your question is that we could use `VisitsTable<Visit>` here and things would mostly work.


Hi Robin,

Thanks for the nice suggestions. I made those fixes, let me know if you spot anything else. I merged everything into one commit and rebased onto master so the history will be a little cleaner if you merge it in.

The code for chanjo is very beautiful.


Is `tabs` guaranteed to have copy semantics?  This is a bug waiting to pounce.  If not, can you explain why you're keeping the reference at all?  If so, I thought Swift's iterator was robust to deletions.  Is it not?

No matter what, there's a tricky corner here, well worth an expository comment.


what this is?


I have a suspicion this error should actually be aborting startup lol


`new.env()` doesn't have a name, so `environmentName` doesn't work on that example, but it works for this problem.

If you backmerge master, I did come back and solve this exercise.  But you may not want to peek. :+1:


You really should only use WEXITSTATUS() after checking if WIFEXITED(umount_r) == true.


This will work if we install as GEM but how will this work in RPM package?
In RPM package we can not give gem dependent right, that is why i added source code to the GEM


This commit should be called something like "aggregate database writes to improve performance" or something that doesn't refer to transactions in any way.

I still find this expression to be missing the nice expression with closures, but since you're not maintaining the flag any more, the closure approach isn't that nice.


Why not just `tab in tabManager.tabs`?


nit: no parens around `RemoteClient`, here and below.


Gah, this is on me, but I didn't realize there was a separate review comments commit.  Sorry if I duplicated comments.


+# que hace esto como empiezo a programar


Are we guaranteed to get our callback synchronously or on a known queue?  Otherwise, this races.


I prefer `disp ?? ...` to avoid !, but nbd.


Hmm, there's no reference to WIFEXITED on the system man page and it looks
like that's really only useful if you're waiting for a child process?

Which I guess technically system() does create, but when it returns there's
no question of whether the child is done or not like there is with the
actual wait call? If there were then wouldn't we need to wrap every system
invocation in a wait loop like we do with condition variables?


The exit status value passed to cpp_strerror() always be 1 so this will always print "got error Operation not permitted..."  but the exit status isn't an errno value.


Kill it.


The H and L conflict with spf13-vim's window/tab movement I believe.


Added New Far Seas Distillery Raid Zone


The example is wrong because I haven't documented the feature yet. The callback is described below.


Ya bajaste el programa?


The return value IS the same as a returned wait() status, if it isn't -1.  Also, it happens that an exit status of 0 has the wait status value 0.  This is why you can get away with just checking if (umount_r) for the success case.

int ret = 0;
assert(WIFEXITED(ret) == true);
assert(WEXITSTATUS(ret) == 0);


I just converted it in the previous line?

Oh, you mean umount won't return anything better. Argh.


Siiii pero no tengo ni la minima idea de como meter codigo


I'm not sure this is right, why the change ?
As far as I can see the XmlSerializer needs a specific impl of `IMessageMapper`, hence the reason to be specific


Thz


awesome, i made a Trello account, do you want to make a board?


If the fusermount seg faulted, for example, then WIFEXTED() == false, WIFSIGNALED() == true, and WTERMSIG() == SIGSEGV.


Yes, on failure you only get an exit status 1 from that command.  Applications don't usually exit with errno values.


Thanks for verifying this!


plz remove the `console.log` calls


![screenshot from 2015-04-29 01 56 47](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/72206/7384980/271c2654-ee13-11e4-96dc-65fa59640a75.png)

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오 이거 코멘트도 달수 있네 ㅋㅋㅋ git 하고 github 쓴지가 얼마 안되서 ㅋㅋㅋ
이거 뭐야? 포폴??


e92baa2 fixed here :)


tedious squid


no correct according to airbnb js style guide


The headerdoc claims:

> Defaults to "https://api.coinbase.com/"

Yet the code actually defaults to "https://www.coinbase.com/" (note the `www`)


Bug name: Shadowy Apparitions
Bug Priority: HIGH PRIORITY
Bug Type: Class spells
Bug description: The passive says "When you deal critical periodic damage with your Shadow Word: Pain, you also create a shadowy version of yourself that floats towards the target and deals 11,864 shadow damage.

It worked before this last patch and is no longer working. It also wouldnt float to the target if you were max range so you would have to run way too close to the boss considering you are ranged


Yeah, I didn't identify root cause - I just noticed that the expand type structure was different, and the function signature to create uninterned symbols had changed. In the end, I just opted to re-bootstrap, and the result was good.

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what a handsome figure in this pic!


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Hi,
Thanks for trying to fix this:
Still failing: https://github.com/muaz-khan/RecordRTC/issues/26


I had improved error report on dofile failed.


Good idea

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The suggestion (clean up):

From:
``` javascript
var EXPORTED_SYMBOLS = [
    'GM_addStyle', 'GM_console', 'GM_openInTab', 'GM_Resources',
    'GM_ScriptLogger'];
```

To:
``` javascript
var EXPORTED_SYMBOLS = [
    'GM_Resources', 'GM_ScriptLogger', 'GM_addStyle', 'GM_console'];
```


@mnmelo please also add the "same ... as" construct to the docs, namely the doc string for `Universe.selectAtoms()`. (Totally overlooked that when I reviewed before.) — do another commit.

I also invited @caioss to join as a contributor – GitHub seems to have identified him by his email address.


FYI, there is a [`assert.fail`](https://nodejs.org/api/assert.html#assert_assert_fail_actual_expected_message_operator) function that might save you some of the `isValid` boilerplate.


thx

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Great work! We can talk about coding style next time. :)


pull request? :+1:


Fixed all the things: 729a150


Thanks for the feedback.

I did not like the idea of the status bar (used in the offset tool).
The scene following the mouse is not working on linux and moreover you can't use the mouse (for the snapping).
What would you suggest? A toolbar at the bottom? A dock widget on the left?
I kind of like the idea of the toolbar.

My intention is then to make this coherent with the offset tool.

Thanks


I will use it, thanks for pointing this.


@rotev Hey this is the implementation of the no configured integration screen. As always the copy isn't final.

https://www.wunderlist.com/#/tasks/1076583004


OK. I've just undone the merge.


This only cracks because of this line. Simply replace it with
``` if ( root == NULL ) ```
and the program runs correctly


i guess this line remove is by accident?


It's explained in the JIRA https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/SPARK-6752


project files added... only board works


Why not?  The exception is re-raised at the end.  In our particular case, an exception was thrown when marshaling the frame (the routing key was too long).


shall we check the return value using WIFEXITED(umount_r) before getting the return code using WEXITSTATUS(umount_r) ? if !WIFEXITED(umount_r), fusermount() is likely terminated/aborted due to unexpected error before return a meaningful return code.


I think I'll go. Also this Thursday there's this thing called Pay It Forward Day, and you do random act of kindness and then tag 3 friends with #tagyourgive so they can do random acts of kindness and so forth. it's going to be done on instagram and twitter if you use those. But definitely tell others about it, to do good stuff.


Haha, you have mentioned a user with name 'author' on GitHub using the @ notation in the commit message.


What is `tmp` being used for?


@buchgr please check this breaks the build for 4.1


Ciao @milesimarco
oggi aggiorno i child con queste ultime modifiche

thx


Aqui não precisa usar um pool+spawn, bastaria um "var Ball b with ... end".


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Fixed, thank you.


Fixed, thanks.


Ah so it is, it's getting late here. I'll take another look with fresh eyes tomorrow.


You need to include "confi.g" to get DEBUG_SCHEDULER_SUPPORT. I personally would move the defines from the header to the source file.


Hi John,

I am a big fan. Actually I imagine this is hard for you because the current code in jsblocks is the compiled version of the library. I am going to release a separate library that will contain the source code for the method compilation. After the release a blog post will definitely be something interesting that I am considering.

If you have any additional questions I suggest you open an issue on Github or submit a question on StackOverflow so more people can watch the discussion because it could be an interesting one. :)

Have a great day.


We probably want to eventually end up putting generated graphs into their own folder and just ignore that folder - the number of graphs parsed will always keep changing, and at the moment there really should only be two graphs parsed and generated at one time - the Computer Science and the Statistics graph.


kk


... Oops


Hahah, whoooops.


这个代码是旧的，我已经修正过了，应该使用下面这个地址的Release目录下的文件，这个repo已经不用了。 @milizhang @FrankHB
见 github.com/vczh-libraries/gacui


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This method has a very similar name as the `_get_measurement` method. I feel as though **measurements** is the right terminology for the feature I am implementing. You can see that **MyFitnessPal** uses the same language in their headers as well.

![capture](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/11336745/7385198/a7f70b52-ee06-11e4-9e42-7d9395ab2631.PNG)

Is there a more effective name for the `_get_measurement` method? I was thinking `_get_units`, as it returns the nutrient name and value in the proper units. See the code below.

```python
def _get_measurement(self, name, value):
    if not self.unit_aware:
        return value
    measure, kwarg = self.DEFAULT_MEASURE_AND_UNIT[name]
    return measure(**{kwarg: value})
```


Thanks! BitHub has sent payment of  $10.33USD for this commit.


I found two ways of retrieving attribute values:
- `element.attribute["attr_name"]`
- `element.attribute.get("attr_name")`

Do you prefer one over the other?


missed the `ns-name`, now using it. thanks!


hardcode the device ID here？


This also fixed issue #6.


Give your full name, please.


"all the things"

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@pwendell , thanks


Yes, because mame decided to completely rewrite their build system a
month ago and I got saddled with the project at a time when I
couldn't really take on a project.

There's a new branch in github for the port to GENie I committed
about 12 hours ago.  It doesn't compile yet because upstream also
decided to change several other things while they were at it and a
codebase like MAME is a bad place to re-learn a language you haven't
really developed anything in for almost 20 years…  It doesn't help
that I actually hate C++ with a passion.

So somebody else needs to actually make the code work, preferably
someone who is somewhat familiar with the codebase.  Twinaphex was
going to have a look at it, but I don't know what his progress is on
it—there was nothing committed when I woke up.

When the code actually works, I can write a new Makefile.libretro to
translate our $platform and $ARCH environment variables into options
for GENie.  That's a short process.  Catching up on almost a month's
worth of upstream refactoring may not be.

Joseph

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@jbwahl @vhuber I guess everything is all right with those tests? so how about GLS now ?


@3nids I don't like the status bar either. I'd say a new toolbar at the bottom - it could be heavily based off the messagebar, but specifically for use by (non-message) widgets.


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구냥 심심해서여
ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ 요즘 할게 없네요 흑흑 ㅠㅠ


vm_vec_avg_n() is a variadic function; calling it with only a single vector but an "n" of >1 is asking for undefined behavior. The resultant memory corruption is probably why your builds have stopped working right.


I'm not confident, but need to checko on rviz/gazebo too (not right now, this is not urgent , just for comment)

we have
- real robot
- gazebo
- rviz (joint_state_publisher)
and all of these should work


great work m8 keep it up


the package lock business is really sketchy and i want to get rid of it.

why not just use a hash or a UUID as a prefix?


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also, this shouldnt happen in the fsrepo-- it should be happening on thedatastore, no?


psst. https://github.com/keepcalm444/machinecode.py


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@GiannisVid Τα υπολοιπα στον φακελο images ειναι για διαγραφη;;;;


Yahpay-fast-fix> run/rebuild


Looks like there is the same `T_STREAM_INSTANCE_TYPE` in `EssentialTypedefs`.


Not sure if unpack function result should tell us when to stop. (I.e. does empty reply always indicate end of reply sequence?) Alternatively unpacker can unsubscribe.


Why ? Not every controller needs these traits :disappointed:


@pchaigno This script may be useful to you.


Maybe specify more explicitly what hierarchy is expected (e.g. "entry types must be derived from the provided entry base type").


Why do we prefer structs over classes? You know, I always try to understand the reasons, to...


We have some code already which cleans up the symbol at point, e.g. give you just the name.  If you don't mind I'll change it back to that.


변경2차


`EssentialTypedefs` looks a better place for the quite complex declaration of `sherlock::Stream<std::unique_ptr<typename ET::T_ENTRY_BASE_TYPE>>`.


Null pointer exception when trying to add item to cart from item search page. (Search values aren't saved when the item search page is refreshed.)
Didn't check to see if the syntax of the insert query is correct yet.
After the null pointer issue is solved, the next step is to get the insert syntax correct.
Then, once an item can be successfully inserted into the Orders table, we need to add some if checks to let further inserts update items quantities (ex: user wants to buy 5 mugs but already has an order of 2 mugs in the Orders table associated with that user -> need to update the quantity of mugs in the order now to 7).

After the search page is done then:
"Customer: Add checkout option to shopping cart page, add billing info to either Orders or a new table Payment which connects Customer and Merchant, update Orders status to Checked Out" (*)

Plan for (*):
Shopping Cart Page:
Add checkout option to shopping cart page
When button is pressed:
update order status to checked out for each item
redirect to a billing page that verifies the user’s purchase
(status of order is carted until user finalizes order, in which it changes to pending)

Billing Info:
Customer username, customer address, credit card type, customer credit card number, expiration date (month, year)

Finalize Order page:
Display Text title: Finalize Order
Display Table of Items that the customer wants to buy: (From Order Table, find the latest order timestamp that the particular customer has)
Item name, item price, item quantity, seller
Display Balance (item price sum)
Display Dropdown for payment type – visa, mastercard, American express, discover
Input Box where a user can enter credit card number
Dropdowns for expiration date (month, year)
Purchase Button
When a person hits purchase:
the shipping info is inserted into the billing info table to save for later use (can query the user name to see info in the table – to remember their info like a cookie)
change the status to pending


Gross.


Has this change been force pushed?
I have version 0.5.3 installed and this is not there, I am having this invalid signature issue


Any chance to replace `typename ET::template T_STREAM_LISTENER_TYPE<typename ET::T_SHERLOCK_LISTENER>` with something like `typename ET::T_SHERLOCK_LISTENER_SCOPE_TYPE`?


Hi Maciej,
You seems to use the same limit for parallel and chained, I haven't tested parallel at all but the same PayPal doc that is saying 9 for chained payments is saying :
> A parallel payment is a payment from a sender that is split directly among 2-6 receivers

https://developer.paypal.com/docs/classic/adaptive-payments/integration-guide/APIntro/


updated design of wallet still work in progress , security is not impacted at all, only the appearance


ack


Ασ' τα μέχρι να ολοκληρωθεί η εργασία και τα διαγράφουμε μετά!


Go to: "Clone in Desktop" to see the files


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@andreturket u9500 dont work modem. @ShevT tried to compile with new tree, but have problems


No, I think that depends on request itself, for example `ListFontsWithInfo`:

> With each reply, replies-hint may provide an indication of how many more fonts will be returned. This number is a hint only and may be larger or smaller than the number of fonts actually returned. A zero value does not guarantee that no more fonts will be returned. After the font replies, a reply with a zero-length name is sent to indicate the end of the reply sequence.

I think this has to belong to unpacker


exactly but i think there isnt anything in the file here and i bet i wont be using or calling this file as well


I'm totally opposed to this. This time crate is a cancer to all Window users.


Because the setter method will be called, not the getter.


No, I maintain shard configs for evo, no one else. A submodule is perfect
because it allows me to make tweaks that users can instantly have if they
want.

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No, but it will be in the integration tests, no? Is there anything that makes you think that it wouldn't work anywhere?


No, I maintain shard configs for evo, no one else. A submodule is perfect because it allows me to make tweaks that users can instantly have if they want.


Yes, adding that test would sound reasonable, but this method vanishes anyway in the next pull request (which I'm about to submit soon).


jup now it is the same than in LO and you can make the png files via a script and I can compare the files easier.


I guess these *could* be represented as data, but it would be trying to squish two fairly different apis together in a way that would end up being confusing, especially while trying to represent inheritance.


of course. sry for missing that
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顶顶顶顶


졸업 했었나? 너도??


does not work for me - I'll open an issue to keep in on our minds...

I'd like to copy a resources-directory to the html5 dir, and copy every resource there


Perfect. :+1:
Now we can use whatever third party webfont library without adding CSS rules (just the size of the icons) :)


update user info


It seems that you're accidentally overwriting some of the later commits on develop, such as these particular helper classes, and horst's additions.


@nagarjuna sure you can - many plugins have dependencies on other gems/packages - it is true that each gem needs to be packaged.
Once you release as gem, you can ping us and we could help with packaging.. /cc @domcleal


@gmr, this change is a regression on issue #541, which was previously addressed by PR #542. Without the try/finally above, when `_check_state_on_disconnect()` raises an exception, as it does for several cases, the connection ends up in an inconsistent state. The problem is described in more detail in issue #541.


Fixes #113. The build is still failing, but not because it is using the wrong config.py file.


아녀 ㅠㅠ 저 아직 졸업안했어요
휴학생이에요


ㅋㅋㅋㅋ 글엄 인턴이나 지원해 요즘 한참 인턴 뽑드만 ㅋㅋㅋ 아님 진식이 처럼 여행을 가든가 ㅋㅋ


Done!


test


Well spoted, I missed this one! :/


One question here... why query count equals 3, even though the last query should have been ignored? How does this test show that the last insert is not executed?


What do you mean? Need a quick example.


Because restricting the class to a child of TeleportFog was a bug. It had already been corrected in the DECORATE action function but here it got overlooked.


Todo: check if StopServer is rightfully placed


IsServerStarted*


From Rauru:

Run-time error
Plugin: Aardwolf_GMCP_Mapper (called from world: Aardwolf)
Function/Sub: map_goto called by alias
Reason: processing alias ""
[string "Plugin"]:3076: attempt to index a nil value
stack traceback:
        [string "Plugin"]:3076: in function 'findpath'
        [string "Plugin"]:3188: in function 'findpath'
        C:\Users\Admin\Desktop\MUSHclient\lua\aardmapper.lua:1193: in function 'full_find'
        C:\Users\Admin\Desktop\MUSHclient\lua\aardmapper.lua:1398: in function 'find'
        [string "Plugin"]:2957: in function <[string "Plugin"]:2940>
Error context in script:
3072 : local bit = require("bit")
3073 :
3074 : -- original findpath function idea contributed by Spartacus
3075 : function findpath(src, dst, noportals, norecalls)
3076*:    for dir,touid in pairs(rooms[src].exits) do
3077 :       if touid == dst and tonumber(rooms[src].exit_locks[dir]) <= mylevel then
3078 :          return {{dir=dir, uid=touid}}, 1 -- if one room away, walk
3079 :       end
3080 :    end


ㅋㅋㅋ돈이있어야 여행을~;
인턴은 몇 개 지원했다가 떨어졌어여


Shouldn’t the tag be v1.5.0 for consistency?

```bash
$ git tag -l
1.5
v1.3.0
v1.4.0
v1.4.1
v1.4.2
v1.4.3
v1.4.4
v1.4.5
v1.4.6
v1.4.7
v1.4.8
```


I think we should use the ~> (compatible with) constraint on Alamofire. Otherwise ✨


Removed the 32-bit option, as:
- GHC 7.6+ is needed to build 7.10+ (the latest 32-bit bindist is 7.4.2).
- I don't know why you would want to do this on newer platforms.

In theory (e.g. for tigerbrew), you could probably do a two-step bootstrap, building 7.6.3 with 7.4.2, then 7.10 with the 32-bit 7.6.3, but I'm sure that hasn't been tried upstream, so YMMV.


Useless stable block.


Reverting a couple of accidental changes from earlier


Flexure correction for CWI data


LGTM


@parasyte @agmcleod

hi guys, i updated the 2.1.0 branch with the latest version of the melonJS 2.1.0 branch and stumbled on an issue I can not understand... for some reason there is an exception when drawing the map layers (visible from step 3), I tried to track it down, even found a potential issue, but I could not find the root cause... more strangly the platformer is fully working.... any chance you can have a look ?


Its available now. :) https://github.com/jgm/CommonMark/releases


You posted, closed, and removed before I saw it here.
And it's a shame, it's a good work, and can/should be used.


你是不是在配置里面加了这句来修改默认模式
(add-hook 'c-mode-common-hook '(lambda()
                           (c-set-style "linux")))
如果这样的话，其他的不用修改，只加这一句，其他的不用修改，缩进也是正常的


Today I realize that on my desktop where the warning does occur I had installed Arduino 1.6.3 from http://www.arduino.cc/en/Main/Software , and on my laptop where the warning does not occur, I had installed Arduino 1.7.2 from http://arduino.org/downloads . So I now replaced that Arduino.cc 1.6.3 with Arduino.org 1.7.2 on my desktop as well and the warning went away. Perhaps that means that I in fact own an Arduino.org device and not a Arduino.cc device? Or perhaps I was just using an old version (1.6.3 < 1.7.2)? (likely not, given the above, but I can see how someone could be led to think that).

Anyways, this was just drive-by commenting to inform what kind of thoughts can pop up to the head of a first time user seeing that dialog. I don't know which Arduino is the "good guy" and the "bad guy" here and gladly I'm not obliged to care, but as far as corporate takeovers go, this one looks like one of the more amateur ones that I've ever seen. Italians, sigh...

I'll just stick to the Arduino.org IDE for now, as apparently that was intended to be compatible with the same side of the fence that the board I purchased is on. Thanks for the reply here @rubypanther.


Something like:

int ret = system("fusemount...")
if (ret == -1) {
   cerr << "fork failed";
} else {
  if (WIFEXITED(ret)) {
    if (WIFEXITSTATUS(ret) > 0)
      cerr << "fusemount failed";
  } else {
    // It must be WIFSIGNALED()
    cerr << "fusemount got signal " << WTERMSIG(ret);
  }
}


Wow, that's fantastic. Maybe you'd want to announce this on the list?


`halign` is a GTK property, its not the same as the margin-left property of GtkCssProvider. I think that error was because `left` is not a valid value for `halign`. It should actually be `start`.


The formula successfully builds on Lion using llvm-gcc and the 7.6.3 bindist (I just tested this along with some downstream packages in a fresh VM). I've left out a specific clang revision with the thought that it _might_ also work for older operating systems as well, so long as the machine is 64-bit capable.


Οτι θες ... Απλως να ξερεις οτι με το git τπτ δεν διαγραφετε ουσιαστικα. Δηλαδη αμα τα χρειαστουμε ανακτιουνται ανα πασα στιγμη και δευτερολεπτο ...

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突然发现这个不能去。因为里面的图上移了50px，所以下方空了 50px。


I have had a go with Cygwin myself

User@StudyDesktop /cygdrive/c/ol3/ol3
$ make check-deps
Program git OK
Program node OK
Program python OK
Program java OK

make test works !

  1606 passing (13s)User@StudyDesktop /cygdrive/c/ol3/ol3

$ make lint
Running gjslint...
477 files checked, no errors found.
Running jshint...
2015-04-29 07:43:39,546 check-requires:
test/spec/ol/interaction/modifyinteraction.test.js:84 missing
goog.require('ol.geom.Point')
2015-04-29 07:43:39,782 check-requires: 0 unused goog.requires, 1 missing
goog.requires

but make build fails

User@StudyDesktop /cygdrive/c/ol3/ol3
$ make build
node tasks/build.js config/ol.json build/ol.js

events.js:72
        throw er; // Unhandled 'error' event
              ^
Error: spawn ENOENT
    at errnoException (child_process.js:1011:11)
    at Process.ChildProcess._handle.onexit (child_process.js:802:34)
Makefile:290: recipe for target 'build/ol.js' failed
make: *** [build/ol.js] Error 8

I will investigate later

Bill

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> I second that. Perhaps test with a fair sized path length for the root
> folder.
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Ok τότε. Σβήσ' τα να ξεκαθαρίζει και το τοπίο!


oups


Oh the shame of this code. I was just getting my golegs going! :)


I don't like repetition.

```ruby
def boolean_icon(value)
  begin
    value ? '' : ''
  end.html_safe
end

Also boolean_icon isn't very meaningful name for a method.


Blargh. This fixes NSHipster/articles#285.


I had explicitly chosen no to apply the formatting on the asserts below due to the fact that in this case, the formatting is less readable than keeping each assert on a single line even though there are lines exceeding 80 chars.


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@Shelob9 indeed i did :)


This is going to be called over and over and would be better as a static method on DocumentResources, and cached


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same thing, should be static and cached


This is the same case as with the asserts.


This has been fixed for **non-clang** compilers (it is still an issue for older clang builds). In fact, at present, llvm-gcc succeeds where clang does not on 10.7.


The site can do both the linking via cave and caver name already. I just need to make the template pages for the new theme.


I use ballast with my paraglider, so it's possible :)

But I don't use this functionality in LK8000.

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>
> I just need to add wing area to all the polars. I will send them to you
> after.
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Nope (or at least, not any more). 10.8+ build successfully with clang.


Aren't var link = event.target and the element closure variable pointing to the same object? Removing the closure element variable would be great


I have temporarily reverted the addition, then fixed and re-commited it:
https://github.com/oe-alliance/oe-alliance-plugins/commit/d7efc42f84b8584b1561bfc2a0017ba0236d80fd


What error specifically does this fix? The only one I can think of is the video snapshot bug


Fixed upstream.


Commit message:
> The link to the ontology already needs to be established in the first migration.

This doesn't affect our machines that already executed the migrations, because they had no ProofAttemptConfigurations back then and the error didn't occur.

Usually, we don't change migrations, but in this case the migration was just wrong and needed to be fixed before deploying to a machine that already has ProofAttemptConfigurations.


This whole business predates (and is obviated by) the resource DSL. So we can eliminate "Ghcsource", "subfo" and their corresponding blocks.


Nice clean up! :)


Hejel


27/04/2015 - Xabi


How can I found this FindBugs warnings?

Use of static field TRUE or FALSE of class Boolean calls `new Boolean(true)` or `new Boolean(false)` and in description of constructor is a [bolded notice](http://docs.oracle.com/javase/7/docs/api/java/lang/Boolean.html#Boolean%28boolean%29), which could be read that usage of this static fields is not a recommended way.


@swankjesse sorry i misunderstood you - i was thinking _List.set()_ was meant to set items ^^


Warning in current commit: percept2/src/percept2_image.erl:54: Warning: variable 'N' is unused
Thank you


This may have once been needed, but passing a `--build` flag isn't necessary (any more).


For the sake of consistency this new line between the comment and the if clause should be removed.
Also, for readability a new line between the initialization of defaultEntry and the .setDefaultEntry method would be nice.


This *is* still and issue, but it's to do with the fact that the configure script will hardcode supeenv's `ld` if left to its own devices. I've moved this into a configure argument, which is the documented way of doing this, rather than the environmental variable.


This bindist works with 10.8+.


At a certain point, you might want to just end up looking up the AS numbers of the originating IP...
http://www.team-cymru.org/IP-ASN-mapping.html#dns


- Added PHP code for image re-sizing and displaying images in the database on the User Gallery page.


Because reading the code in the CPP file doesn't make it obvious at all that the parameter is optional and what the default value is.
We are doing this in almost all other new code as well.


I'm not sure what do you mean by 'doing the same before all tests' - it is called once before all tests in the class. Could you clarify?


the code in branch v2 work fine. i've emailed you the project that i've used to test it. there's some playing around with Futures and conversions ...


And you a right about a static state. That's why it is not recommended to use static fields. Maybe we should move to the singleton and/or some DI?


It can be very problematic and unexpected things will likely happen creating instaces here. :) This is why we need to use Reflection - sorry if I again haven't made the reasoning explicit.


Command


private works here, too.


Ages ago, whatever gcc I was using needed some stuff moved off the stack or it tripped the protector.  I mismerged the recent camera commits, turning my old workaround into a camera-breaking bug (the camera daemon continuously segfaults with bogus lr).  This just fixes my mismerge.


please extract a variable from count($classes) and keep it out of the for loop (not your fault, but we collectively own problems in the code).


Not needed and would even be bad on my kernel, got it


Oh, right, this the reason to keep tests with the same package. Are you sure that we need to move it? In the case we don't, it maybe better to use @VisibleForTests annotation.


Bingo :)


谢谢。已修正。


Nova failed on startup for me when I specified the VIP. I'm not sure if it has always been wrong, but changing it to specify the node IP made it work.


you should probably use `.split()` instead of `.split(" ")` to collapse all white space.


That is equivalent to the new form. This new form is the default since Juno, iirc the old one showed some deprecation warnings in the logs.


ack.


Shouldn't this be `sites` instead of `site`?

I tried a GET curl command (https://screendoor.dobt.co/api/sites/2/projects) with my own API key and got a valid response.


Had the same issue, works for me now too.


![]()*[~
Option <commanders
]()


哈哈哈


@gonglexin it's not even on master yet ;)


Thanks. It looks like it is not a make-related problem, but a problem somewhere in the node tools.


Ok. I'm going to give a try.


Please don't throw unspecified `Exception`, Sounds like an invalid argument as well :)


We should rename $lat to $latitude (->getLatitude()) and $lng to $longitude (->getLongitude()).


better to be:
1. Change the page visibility by switch app page to background and switch it back or lock and unlock the screen.
2. Check if the visibilitystate attribute is set to hidden/true for when page is switch to background or screen is locked.
3. Check if the visibilitystate attribute is set to visible/false when page is switch back to foreground or screen is unlocked.


I just used the Eclipse formatter with our rules.
Actually I didn't use it fully, as you said for readability purposes, since you have such big constructors, I skipped that formatting, which uses line width, instead of one parameter per line.


Well didn't know you were working on it too.... I had the same exact code except should we make getNeighbors void since the thing it's returning is getting passed by reference already?


You can inline the creation of the DAO into new DbClient()


Whoo, indeed :+1:
Thanks!


Is there a possibility to leave it barking at least at clearly undefined variables like

something: "{{ non_existent_var }}" ?


drop the empty %pre block


This is great! We can now add a tracking middleware and stop manually adding a `pageView` in each route.


Testowy komentarz.


> I'm not sure what do you mean by 'doing the same before all tests' - it is called once before all tests in the class. Could you clarify?

Other test classes also use task cancellation, not just this one.


was removing the `types.conf` file intended ?


thanks @mattnolting it works fine now !


The 2 lines above are bugging me: they come directly from DefaultUserService. Should I use DefaultUserService instead of UserService in the WS, or should some (or all) of its methods (like "deactivateUser") be moved to UserService?


I think you have an off-by-one in the multiplication, you should probably just use a left shift of 32 instead.


> And you a right about a static state. That's why it is not recommended to use static fields. Maybe we should move to the singleton and/or some DI?

Well, a singleton is actually a static state as well. :) The current implementation is simple. Just add an afterClass annotation to reset the old handler.


Do we really want to show the last login for secondary accounts? I didn't add it to highlight the fact that they are legacy accounts you probably want to remove.


Seems like this metadata should also added to `/packages/{author}/{name}/{version}`


otherwise +1 for uniformity ... finally!


Powinnaś dodać fonty domyślne, które zostaną użyte, kiedy nie będzie można zaczytać Lobstera


не понял, зачем здесь цикл кажется можно без него


fwiw, I prefer `min(x)` over `sorted(x)[0]`


Na Windowsach nie ma Helvetiki. (jest tylko w Chrome, ale to i tak nie jest do końca to...),
Proponuję Helvetica, Arial, Univers, sans-serif


Этот мусор не заливам!


Test


Reviewed !


You think that message would scare a user (not a developer) so much that he would report it and ask for advice?


дайте читабельное название тестовому методу testGroupCreation()


images


thanks for the fix :+1:


this is supposed to fix issue https://github.com/DIRACGrid/DIRAC/issues/2285


Please give me input for this program


Есть лишние импорты - можно удалить.


Please move it. The current package hierarchy looks pretty dumb is think:

org/androidannotations
- api
- test15
     |
     - fragment
     - activity
     - roboguice
     - etc

So i mean the api folder is dangling.


mitul.bhatt@ymail.com


I did not throw that exception. I moved that code up from line 133 :)


add git


A singleton can be implemented in several ways. With good DI framework (AA actually is good enough) you can change scope of singletons or reset the reference to cleanup everything.

Not sure, why should we clean it up in afterClass method - it is a harmless hack ))


Formatowanie kodu


папку test-output не заливаем в репозиторий


Could you provide an example of another ui cancellation test?


http://docs.oracle.com/javaee/6/api/javax/servlet/ServletContext.html#getContextPath() cannot be null. So if it is then it's a bug of whoever is wrapping a request object and needs to be fixed there IMO.


проверьте отрабатывает ли метод в конце тестов?


again


RoutingFilter is what is called first Marius, you can check in there. thanks.


Thanks for improving it!


¿Això està bé? Baixes el fitxer (i per tant no hi ha error) i ho envies tot a /dev/null...


Thanks for fast response. Now I can refer to your bundle instead of my patch ;)


its not used in MIUI v6 there are new pngs...


@simonbrandhof Is the NewUserNotifier still used ? Who is using it ?


mmm, so you tell me i have to make new one based on those?

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UserGroupDao should be removed from UserUpdater, it should use DbClient to get this Dao


Completely disagree, but well, I have no arguments, except that reflections in tests smells bad. Ok, I'll follow the s


I think that you should use the Dao to create the user


Version Bumps without changes? Am i missing something?


You should use UserIndexer to index the user


OTOH, for the user also has the log_event() and stderr output. Is that good enough?


OK, then my only problem that the other test does not use this hack, hence
the token is not removed in those.


Yeah man definitely, add me to the board. lukeharper22@gmail.com


css hack for ie 8 and below


to be honest didnt look at it - was in ther from you i'll fix it :palm_tree:


Well, I'm surprised, that it is not failing :)
Have you some suggestion, how would be better to call it before all tests?


I think FArrayHelper is still missing in lines 57/58


css hack for ie 9 and above


if you want have them translated.... check contacts.apk pngs....


css hack for chrome and opera


css hack for firefox


Wyciągamy stałe do oddzielnych ... zmiennych.


DefaultUserService will be removed, it should not be used. I do not think you need to add new method in UserService, as I'm wondering if this service is still needed.


See my mail to the TeX Live list on this area: at present XeTeX is set up using additional data which sets intercharclasses but also alters some category codes. That probably needs to be discussed more generally and brought into line between the two engines.


Thanks!


I'm guessing this is for keeping backwards compatibility in add_fitter()


LGTM


No problem ;).
Actually I didn't see your commit at first, and updated all occurrences locally. I then pulled your code and saw that this one was still there :).


debatable change


good point


In fact, maybe you can add deactivate() in the UserUpdater class.


ack


did just do the rename - the whole response thing needs thikning ;)


```
})
.error(
```


Can we fix this


Maybe the test is wrong... It was OK with my first implementation, eg when i turned off cancellation, the test failed, otherwise it passed.

It is not easy to run a test before all tests, you can do it with explicitely define the suite, and we do not want that. But with Robolectric, we can do a little hack: move this code to Application.oncreate?


Well, you touched the line :) - just kidding if you see something, just fix it. It's never our fault :)


Może należałoby dodać status? Kod HTTP ?


Users should always have a legitimate ID associated with them


Thanks for the info. The conversions you want is then Future.get returns a
the procedure reply and not a generic rpc reply, right?

-kofemann
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the hardest thing to accept is the wraparound long lines - this is specifically OK in go, though i too am aesthetically disinclined to that style


Another solution is moving the other test to this test class. :)


ack.


mali


Maybe you should also check the user state in db and es.


Yeah I had a quick look yesterday.. I think it will be tricky. I did stumble over this however: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/27244154/volatile-ienlistmentnotification-and-transactionscope-asyncflowenabled-true


this declaration is repeated in test code and here, so i placed it in server.go so test can't wander off someday