You're right :-)

Usually I don't do {} in switch, I just needed it to create the reply variable, we could get rid of the second block {}, dunno, in the end this doesn't matter.

@muesli any preferences?


it is true but this is not code, it is a sample, so the messier the better :)


You need to refresh your repository. That object is now gone.


Praca idzie pełną parą Panowie :) Wesołych Świat


Fixed


An unrelated test fails on TravicCI because the crash function remains set


Are there plans to release this support for scala 2.10.5 and 2.11.6 any time soon?


...but does, because crashOnFailure_ remains set for subsequent tests


:P


.../TrinityCore/src/server/game/Entities/GameObject/GameObject.h:804:22: error: declaration of ‘InvisibilityType GameObjectAddon::InvisibilityType’ [-fpermissive]
     InvisibilityType InvisibilityType;
                      ^
In file included from .../TrinityCore/src/server/game/Maps/Map.h:28:0,
                 from .../TrinityCore/src/server/game/Entities/Object/Object.h:26,
                 from .../TrinityCore/src/server/game/Maps/MapManager.h:22,
                 from .../TrinityCore/src/server/game/PrecompiledHeaders/gamePCH.h:4,
                 from .../TrinityCore/src/server/game/PrecompiledHeaders/gamePCH.cpp:1:
.../TrinityCore/src/server/game/Miscellaneous/SharedDefines.h:1692:6: error: changes meaning of ‘InvisibilityType’ from ‘enum InvisibilityType’ [-fpermissive]
 enum InvisibilityType
      ^


Do your expeditions.


@cly753
嗯，然后在这里看到好像他的使用量比较多……
http://mvnrepository.com/open-source/json-libraries


i'm trying!


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xbuild-frameworks only has dlls for PCLs when installed. If you want locations you will have to parse the FrameworkLists.xml files to support the desktop frameworks. Therefore the way forward is:
Use the code that worked before to support net40/net45/net451/dnx451 +
use xbuild-frameworks/.NETPortable/<v4.5/v4.0>/Profile<ProfileNr> to support PCL reference assembly loading


Hi! In Version does not work the control with Oddworld New n Tasty. What can i do?


@borgdylan See this comment https://github.com/aspnet/dnx/commit/60f381f2598ac14e0afb8ce831581ed91fbebba2#diff-74444c771bd5a38f61b9742067822085R246


о_О должна


That code will load anything that xbuild can (from GAC + PCL + any custom framework)


The use of \ is so that it is MSBuild compatible. The reference assemblies that Mono uses happen to be the same ones that MS ships.


But there's nothing asynchronous in that function? The call to `isMobile` is synchronous. We're using it, and it does work.

I think #6 is something different? All we want to know in our case, is whether deeplink thinks we're on a mobile device - so that on desktops we can open a web-site describing the app, rather than opening the app itself or the app store.

Perhaps even simpler would be a `desktop` argument to `setup()`, so that it can fall back one level further - e.g. fall back from opening the app, to opening the app store, to opening a website on desktops.


dpkg --get-selections | grep hold


probably git being git, but, kinda need to include this file


That's why things are still working. The question is, can you install mono without that folder. If so how.


Do I understand correctly that this functionality replaced the option to get a count of a category by using factorplot and not providing an 'y' variable?
(as mentioned in http://stanford.edu/~mwaskom/software/seaborn/tutorial/categorical_linear_models.html)
```python
sns.factorplot("class", data=titanic, palette="PuBuGn_d");
```
The above line generates an error.


S1-S5 随意点击时红点会莫名消失，机器人程序自动停止
S2 机器人程序运行时可以点击

S5 收到异常时停止，而不是报错继续，几乎没办法看到完整的过程


LibreSSL has first removed support of GOST crypto algorithms, then began adding them back little by little. Cf:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LibreSSL

At the moment GOST algs are not fully supported by LibreSSL. In any case they are (and maybe will be) supported in a very different way, compared to the way of OpenSSL.

If we allow LibreSSL at all, then it would be reasonable to check if env variable GOST is set simultaneously with using of LibreSSL. If yes, we have to disable GOST support in this sutuation. Or at least warn user about inconsistency. Oliver is the best to know where and how this could be done.


В хроме пнг, в фф `<img style="display: none ! important; visibility: hidden ! important;" class="facebook" src="/img/facebook.png"></a>`.

Сделай вообще пагу через gh-pages бранч. )


@derekperkins thanks for the pull request! I noticed the suggestion of using ints in the context docs but also looked at new code being generated by Go/Google developers. Their code seems to be moving towards my original commit of using a string and its pointer reference as a key. I makes me think the context docs are lagging behind best practices now.

I think the advantages of using a string pointer are:

1. When debugging it might make it easier to see what key a value relates to.
2. Using a *pointer* to a string as a key means that the key/value pair will be completely hidden from other users of `context.Value`. Note that in your case [the docs](https://github.com/golang/net/blob/master/context/context.go#L119) suggest `transactionKey` should be its own type to avoid the same collision issues:

```
    type key int
    var transactionKey key = 0
```

Having said all that, I would be happy to accept a pull request with `transactionKey` as an `int` but I think it should be its own type as suggested above to avoid key collisions.

This is the first time I have used `context.Context` and really like its implementation! My original code involved a design pattern where I embedded my `appengine.Context` into other structs. I see in the docs that this is [discouraged](https://github.com/golang/net/blob/master/context/context.go#L18) so am having to slightly refactor a lot of things (hopefully for the better).

What do you think?


Sorka nie zauważyłem :) zrobiłem to u siebie na gicie i dlatego samo się wygenerwoało :)


When you install mono, xbuild-frameworks will always be there. It will always have teh .NETFramework directory in there. However on Linux the .NETPortable folder will have to be copied from the MAC installer which is a pain involving xar,cpio and gzip to get the files from a .pkg file.


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I'm not worried about portable profiles, as long as the FrameworkResolver can rely on xbuild-frameworks as the place to look then this logic is a fine replacement as mono .net 4.5x/4.x/3.x/2.x will work just fine.


Tekitasid probleeme


why?


Problem solved. I had originally flashed the ESP8266  using LUA.
Re-flashing with AT firmware did the trick. Thanks for your encouragement.

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> is working...
>
> On Sat, Apr 4, 2015 at 4:48 PM, Kees de Blois <kdeblois@biblesocieties.org
> > wrote:
>
>> I used your debug code with restart() and kick(), but nothing happens. No
>> error message either. The board does not seem to communicate with the
>> ESP8266 bee via Serial1. Any clue?
>>
>> On Fri, Apr 3, 2015 at 12:09 AM, Kees de Blois <
>> kdeblois@biblesocieties.org> wrote:
>>
>>> Do I need to use the SerialSoftware library debugger for that?
>>> Shift/Control M does not offer any clues what the problem might be...
>>>
>>> On Thu, Apr 2, 2015 at 11:32 PM, Alexey Andreyev <
>>> notifications@github.com> wrote:
>>>
>>>> Everything looks ok for me (Serial1 port and baudrate, 3.3V, etc).
>>>> I guess if there's no problems with the mbili no.2 jumper
>>>> <http://mbili.sodaq.net/features/> and Wee Work/FW Switch the board
>>>> and wee should work well with this library.
>>>> Can you share the exact serial output while using kick() and restart()
>>>> methods?
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Bringst Du da was durcheinander? Diesen Einzeiler-Fix hatten wir gemeinsam am Samstag gemacht, und Du hattest gesagt, dass dafür wohl kaum ein PR nötig ist. (oder ich habe ein "nicht" überhört ;-) )

Für Zeugs wie die collectd-Sache mache ich in Zukunft PRs, okay.


Also, you will not need to add new desktop frameworks in your code. When Mono adds them it will just work.


string are immutable (you can not change string object after it is created) so when you do res = res + 'c', it will create a new object each time
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1552301/immutability-of-strings-in-java


Yep!


don't forget the other platforms


If I am not mistaken MSBuild has a similar folder with framework lists as well.


Kann sein, dass ich mich verplappert habe. :) Aber die Entscheidungsregeln für PRs sind einfach: einfach *immer* einen PR machen.


maybe UPPER_SNAKE_CASE?


I've installed 1.3.1 using the modx-updater, but this problem is back again.
I've done the fix manually again as it was missing.


> However on Linux the .NETPortable folder will have to be copied from the MAC installer which is a pain involving xar,cpio and gzip to get the files from a .pkg file.

This is not true, the Xamarin repositories have the `referenceassemblies-pcl` package with the PCL libraries available.


Still causing a weird failure due to crash method still set in test run # 2


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im sorry friend!


this validator is for Japanese.
It's nice to add the following block to declare that.
    @Override
    public List<String> getSupportedLanguages() {
        return Arrays.asList(Locale.JAPANESE.getLanguage());
    }


I extracted the foldl fun into standalone function because I am using it again in ef0165f. But I see that the method you propose will work there as well. I originally wanted to fold on booleans instead of some arbitrary atom, since I wanted to avoid expressions like `case Modified of modified -> ...` which seems little bit strange to me. But we now do the translation atom-to-boolean anyway, so it's better to do it only once in the end.


racja racja


This is an interesting thign to introduce. But if we change this, why not changing directly for

$object->getRights('key')   where key is keyword 'read', 'create', 'delete', 'somethingelse'...
I really don't like a property on a result of a method.


@bigxiang @ernie @radar Some of the code in the `walk_tree` class method above appear to be redundant (and the tests pass without it). Thoughts? Am I missing something?

Here is `walk_tree` in ActiveRecord::JoinDependency, added in commit [e98a877d](https://github.com/rails/rails/commit/e98a877d6c0a5798ac9011e9d1b5331ae66257bb) by Aaron Patterson in October 2013. It is in Rails 4.2 and master and was backported to 4.1.

```ruby
def self.walk_tree(associations, hash)
  case associations
  when Symbol, String
    hash[associations.to_sym] ||= {}
  when Array
    associations.each do |assoc|
      walk_tree assoc, hash
    end
  when Hash
    associations.each do |k,v|
      cache = hash[k] ||= {}
      walk_tree v, cache
    end
  else
    raise ConfigurationError, associations.inspect
  end
end
```


with JUnit 4.x, it not necessary to extend TestCase. (but it's harmless to extend it)


@davidfowl

>  The question is, can you install mono without that folder. If so how.

Yes you can, e.g. just install `mono-runtime` will only get you the mono runtime and nothing else. The question is how common that is (the package with the xbuild-frameworks folder is the `mono-xbuild` package, so anything that depends on that will pull it in, like `mono-devel` or `mono-complete`)


`add_to_tree` is in Polyamorous::Join:
```ruby
module Polyamorous
  class Join
    include TreeNode
    ...
    def add_to_tree(hash)
      hash[self] ||= {}
    end
```


Installing `mono-runtime` doesn't work today with out stack anyways so I think can live with that.


@imdreamrunner 原来是这样... 那我换过去... #我才是用自带的


Also, if you just want to run precompiled code, then this code path wouldn't be required anyways :smile:


对了...我的commit message好奇怪.. 本来是"Zhoushen!! blablabla"


This change adds compatibility with python 3 but removes compatibility with python 2
using `from .threadlocals import set_thread_variable` would work with *both* python 2 and python 3


Yeah, I think it makes sense that you'll need the `-devel` package if you want to compile code, so should be fine :smile:


`k.add_to_tree(hash)` and `hash[k] ||= {}` seem to do the same thing..?


It disappeared from package for some reason =)

Fixed in 1.3.1-pl1


Est ce que quelqun peut expliquer comment se connecter sur la base de donnees oracle a partitr de php????? jai suivi plein de tuto sans succés


And `walk_tree` is performed when it is a hash in the original AR method already.


license terms


`add_to_tree` is in Polyamorous::Join:
```ruby
module Polyamorous
  class Join
    include TreeNode

    ...

    def add_to_tree(hash)
      hash[self] ||= {}
    end
```


Noise removed.


There's some information [here](http://www.grafi.ii.pw.edu.pl/grafi1/gbm/x86/16bit.html) (which you probably already know) about how to detect 8086, 8088, V20, V30, and even the CMOS variants 80c86 and 80c88... That info might be helpful for other CPU detection schemes


But now I see that the `update_erlcinfo_fun` is really needed because of the accumulator `Modified`. So given I need the fun also in ef0165f, I would leave it as is.


Yep, sorry, the solution I gave was incomplete.

An instance variable on the results object is needed to store the value of per_page_num.

Here's a more complete solution:

```ruby
# Set a new instance variable on results:
results.instance_variable_set(:@per_page_num, per_page_num)

# Define a per_page method on results that returns the instance variable:
def results.per_page
  @per_page_num
end
```

Ruby API docs for `set_instance_variable`: http://ruby-doc.org/core-2.2.1/Object.html#method-i-instance_variable_set

At that URL also see the nearby method docs for `instance_variables`, `instance_variable_get(...)`, and `instance_variable_defined?(...)` as these are methods worth being aware of.


Thanks for working on this - but I think we might be better off just ignoring detailed source positions for now. It never really worked - it took the lexer offset which was often wrong for a given token by the time we read it.

I've taken it out and we'll just use line numbers from the simple positions for now. We'll revisit precise source locations later on.


Excellent


Thanks, github (or me ;)) seemed to mess something, when I rebased on your actual repository.


I think we need to use t.Errorf or t.Fatalf here


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Yes. Just execute and this recreate fstab file with updated path to folder


ligne 185 pourquoi element "Ref_t_elementMensuel" ?


All this fucking drama holy shit, @gorhill handled this very badly.

Why don't both of you, plus the maintainer of the firefox add-on and some other contributors, create a ublock organization? This would be good when someone wants to get away from the project for while and we don't get two versions of the same stuff, this would benefit all of us.


Does this assume 64-bit pointers? Will it still avoid pointer-arithmetic overflow on 32-bit architectures?


Thanks for the heads up... (obviously) not my style so it didn't even register. :)


1/(DEGREE_PER_TIME/degrees) is the correct one


Do we want a `long` or `unsigned` here? Previously, it was `long`. Now, `1024u` is `unsigned`, and `1024l` would be `long`.


I had a use case where i had to support an older version of Firefox.
Elixir by default, strips out  -moz-box-sizing from the bootstrap source that breaks the layout and no way to override the autoprefixer as to my knowledge.

Uses default when nothing is specified.
```
> 1%, last 2 versions, Firefox ESR, Opera 12.1
```

override in config.js
```javascript
var config = {
  ...
  browserlist: {
    browsers: [ '> 5%', 'last 5 versions', 'Firefox >= 20', 'Opera 12.1' ]
  },
  ...
}
```

or elixir.json
```json
{
  "browserlist": {
    "browsers": [
      "> 5%",
      "last 5 versions",
      "Firefox >= 20",
      "Opera 12.1"
    ]
  }
}
```


:+1:  can you close this? https://github.com/TrinityCore/TrinityCore/issues/13982


Thx for reporting.
I won't use this pull request, because this isn't "the right way" to fix it, but I already made the change and will push it soon (tm)


Sure. no problem.


No need to chase me. I'm here...


Jaký bug to spravilo? Separátní kopie RNG pro každou délku by neměla ničemu vadit.


This is getting closer. We want to save `favorite` to the database (with `create!`). We can also use `favorite` to simplify the `eq(...)` part of the expectation:

```ruby
  it "returns the appropriate favorite if it exists" do
    favorite = Favorite.create!(post: @post, user: @user)
    expect(@user.favorited(@post)).to eq(favorite)
  end
```


调用aweto


Can you join on Skype? We are structuring the team and it would make it easier to discuss via Skype. Jordan already joined. @peterdd it is also valid for you. If so, provide me, on my email, your skype infos so that i can invite you to the Flyspray group


S3 点击后立即移开看看


Tenhle warning jsem měl od Clangu taky, ale nějak jsem nevěděl co s ním pořádně spáchat... Účel to plnit muselo, jen si prostě heuristika myslel,a že ten volatile nic nedělá.


So my #31 was written before this was reverted (I think this is a revert)---so I think if you merge my change this should be reinstated.


Thanks... but I've tried adding code to emulate all those special cases. I'm starting to think Microsoft's diagnostic tool is just plain wrong about the 8088-level CPU it detects, or perhaps that part of the detection code had bitrotted by 1994 (the version I have). Other CPU detection tools correctly detect the CPU as 8086 when cputype=8086, in fact since DOSBox does not emulate the REP prefix string interrupt bug, they report the CPU as a CMOS 80c88.


Thank you a lot for the comments @yusuke!


Why should the face be set through the scripting language? Isn't this "static" data that belongs to the NPC instance instead of it's script?


The method under test is `favorited`, as described on line 6:

```ruby
 describe "#favorited(post)" do
```

Lines 23-26 aren't using the method under test.

1. Update the expectation on line 25 to use the method under test.
2. Update line 24 to save the favorite to the database


It is useless remove those in separate RUN, image will contain all of them and information what was delited.
All RUN is useless.


Could you enhance the script with some deeper interaction? Because it seems this only sends the initial screen with options?


This one character wasted so much of my time.


am I right to assume that those code files are all from Stud IP? Could you mention that in the commit message and write it in english?

You can use `git rebase --interactive` to batch rewrite commits


Why -1?


I think it's because I forced pushed some squashed changes. You don't see a new commit.


오타 주의 ㅋㅋ


Whoops, accident, sorry.


This innocent `TCSANOW` is where issue seems to lie. Compare https://android.googlesource.com/platform/bionic/+/master/libc/bionic/termios.cpp and https://android.googlesource.com/platform/bionic/+/android-4.2_r1/libc/include/termios.h (hint: the former does not redefine `TCSANOW` at all).


create separate variable


wrong indentation for }


why does it work without this commit? What is the reason for the need for this dep?


mCallStartTime is initialized with -1, so mCallStartTime - callStartTime be less than 500, if callStartTime is greater than 500, and thus mCallStartTime will not be updated here. Is updateCallEncryption, which actually sets mCallStartTime, always called before?


:+1:

I’ll include this as a resource in the application bundle as well.


Well, in the test you would need to restore it, in reality usually it doesn't matter.


##Pseudo elevator moving in two directions for an apartment building with 7 floors


Dobry pomysł postaram się to ogarnąć :)


wow, why our own http lib?


it works now :)


What do you mean by "work"? I'm getting a missing module error on 'make all' locally and suggestion to add transformers dependency to build-depends


@rultor release, tag=`1.5.19`


Sorry for the slow response: I was on vacation.

Stata sees this as a series of wholly independent .do files. What you get back from each code chunk is an independent log file (which is immediately knit into the knitr document, then erased). This is the major roadblock to including inline output.

Stata does have an automation method that should allow it to pass individual results (return and ereturn, I think) to other software, but I do not know how to get it to work with R.

John, I don't know if you saw this:
http://www.ssc.wisc.edu/~hemken/Stataworkshops/Stata%20and%20R%20Markdown/Stata.html

There is a markdown file there as well. I'll have to update it now, so it points to official knitr.

On 03/31/15, John Muschelli  wrote:
>
> So I changed the flags to:
>
> ifelse(.Platform$OS.type == 'windows', paste('/q /e', f), paste('-q -e',f))
>
> but this method does not work on my machine, so I may need to further test.
> @Hemken(https://github.com/Hemken) - does StataMP see this as one big do file run sequentially or a series done independently? Mine does the latter and so when you don't sysuse, it fails saying no variables defined.
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For the expectations on line 25 and line 30, consider using the test data directly inside the `eq(...)`, rather than relying on other methods.

If there's an issue with `Topic.publicly_viewable` or `Topic.all` then it would be better if these expectations on line 25 and line 30 do not fail. Consider removing these dependencies from these lines.

For example, line 25 without this dependency becomes:

```ruby
expect(Topic.visible_to(user)).to eq([@public_topic, @private_topic])
```


The main point of this commit is sending change notification, when callback is set, which allows for proper handling of events (mainly a session end event), generated by AIDL-based sessions. May be just my lack of programming capacity, but I wasn't able to do that without rewriting entirety of that spaghetti code in Term.


압도적 포스의 커밋


Why did you removed my comment @gorhill ?


>  "uBlock Neue"

Looks fine to me. So long as it accomplish the goal of distinguishing the two projects, that's the whole point.


Then its usually good to put that reasoning into commit message. With
"works" I meant that Travis builds :P
Am 06.04.2015 13:25 schrieb "timo92" <notifications@github.com>:

> What do you mean by "work"? I'm getting a missing module error on 'make
> all' locally and suggestion to add transformers dependency to build-depends
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> .
>


It's pitty


The commit sounds scarier than it is. I'm just moving the guts of client.go into a http folder and adding in retires + back off.


It would be nice if someboyd added a GUI callback here, for a window asking the user to enter the PIN on the pinpad...


We should update that


@gorhill
> Needless to say, I am kind of attached to the name, so is there a way to just add to it or whatever can make it distinctive?

I can definitely understand that you're attached to the name. However, allow me to point out that the transfer of the project to Chris was _your_ decision and that you, consequently, write [here](https://github.com/gorhill/uBlock):

> Important note: This is a fork of the new official repo. Although both projects are essentially the same as of 0.9.3.0, they will probably start to diverge as time goes. I consider uBlock here to be feature-complete.

A change of name would be a strain on the success of the new official version (as you called it yourself). I'm not in a position to suggest anything to anybody - but all this is more than unfortunate.


Testé sur la base de données Oracle de l'IUT, ca marche, pas d'erreur.
Peut être dans la configuration du serveur Oracle ? Il faudra demander à Thomas demain :)


Ahh!


why is the spec commented out?


あと、EpgDataViewSetting.xamlでItemsSource="{Binding}を追加する必要がある。
この変更が後ろのコミット( 1b53fb3929142de73c64860387d15acb0de36a5b )に入ってしまった。


Added SVG Title


Isn't the end result simply an error during compile that one needs to fix?  Overload resolution should be able to identify the correct match without something like this.


Agreed. Apparently it has been restored in the case of MockSupport. It would be nice if I could reconcile those two a bit better...


I have collected some old DOS sysinfo tools [here](https://mega.co.nz/#!QsF0QTgB!rRZhp12NsjqJajkwGFEGI2jXipbPPaIBSyIhWUGvJl8), most of them report very differing kinds of CPUs in DOSbox, in case you want to take a look at their output/detection routines


If those tests are independent unit tests I propose to set `threads` parameter to speed them up. I can test it locally to see the result, but usually `4` is a good value.


Można stworzyć organizację, ale IMO nie jest to niezbędne. Można zawsze to zrobić później, w razie potrzeby


Can it be moved to `pluginManagement` section?


@sdroege - that depends if the decoder element can 1) handle error concealment and 2) correctly issue its own force key unit request if a frame is not well error-concealed.

If the decoder is not sufficiently equipped, the only way to resolve the issue is to require that all packets are present from the beginning of the last keyframe. If any packet loss occurs and you want to only display complete and good frames, you have to issue a PLI and drop all packets until the next keyframe arrives.

However, I think OpenH264 and vtdec may be quite good at doing error concealment and so we could disable / remove videorepair in those cases. We need to ensure that their error concealment is good and that if they get into too broken a state then they indicate that to the element, the broken frame can be discarded and a keyframe request is triggered. We don't want to display broken frames.

I think last time I checked, vp8dec didn't handle this stuff. I'll file an issue to investigate.


Hey, I just committed the latest UnicodeData upstream — sorry, I didn't look for forks first, or I could have saved me the trouble and merged yours :smile_cat:


It's about modular articture. You'll see.

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Why not `type(a_WorldName) ~= "string"`?


I don't understand what happened in this class :/


+1 @Nerian


> A change of name would be a strain on the success of the new official version

Really? I have a hard time making sense of this.

Alright then, forget about it @chrisaljoudi, I will change the name here instead. I am no good with names, so I don't yet what to pick.


u sure this live test will pass? shouldn't it be marked as depends on other test?


map(int, stdin.readline().split(' '))

Though that could be considered bad style for having too much stuff on one line, and this might be okay too. But I would've preferred the one line solution


We should encourage people (nor support) to have fixtures dir in project root.


+1 for this addition!


Are you using brackets to be python 3 compatible?


I think we should use the name expand_path. It is a kind of extension of File.expand_path since it not only expands `~` but also `%`.


See https://github.com/EricssonResearch/openwebrtc/issues/318


@gorhill Your attitude is really mind blowing, why can't we discuss the reason why there's a need to change the name? Why can't you both work together in the same code base/repo instead of just duplicating efforts?

> I am no good with names, so I don't yet what to pick.

Uhm, how about yesBlock or pleaseBlock?


please use full git commands in documentation examples. I.e. `git commit`


@HmHmmHm 두둥...


Maybe we should just skip the whole VCS step 3 here. VCS best-practise teaching is not the pupose of this document.


I'm not sure which of these clean up phases is causing it, but any compiled XIBs are being deleted from the app bundle. Why are you doing this extra clean up? Shouldn't Xcode's "Product → Clean/Clean Build Folder…" options be enough here?


I think that call to identical should have `[ @{$path}, $key ]` as its last argument instead of `[]`


@ixax
https://github.com/enb-make/enb/pull/167


You could specify the port in the host parameter of your config file?
E.g.
```php
$config['db']['host'] = 'localhost:1111';
```
Also, if you don't use a standard port I think you will have to change config stuff in other areas of speck as well.


`print` prints out whatever string you give it, and then adds a new line at the end.

`.strip()` takes a string and remove all the leading and trailing whitespaces.

`'\n'strip()` just evaluates to '' (empty string), and you basically print an empty string, followed by a newline due to the print

What are you trying to do here?

For knowledge:

You can do `print 'string',` (notice the comma) to not print a new line.

You can do `print` (by itself) to print just a newline.


use typedef for such things, it'll make changing underlying type in interface easier


WHY!!!!???!!!


What does this do?


Instead of passing here and running into possibly more crypitc errors later, could we print a nice message to stdout to let the user know that they need to install the correct driver?


For sure it should be `expand_path`.


Closed Visual Studio Online Task [vso#4345](https://azurecom.visualstudio.com/DefaultCollection/ACOM/_workitems#_a=edit&id=4345): 'This is a test usersnap task submission'

VSO State: Done


there is a typo here


This should either read "evictOldestUnusedSessionOnMax" or "expireOldestUnusedSessionOnMax".
I don't think this should be true by default - rather web sessions should respect the configured session-timeout spec configuration by default.


When testing functions with multiple tests in ususally warp them in a `describe` block. E.g: `describe 'eq()', ->`


The build team is okay with this change. Please let us know if this needs to be backported.


Is there a reason you're using a new key `revision_schema_name` instead of `revision_db_name`? In vertica, do you need both?


Nice commit name


This is good but you might want to consider expanding on the sub tasks.  Also, be sure to be emotionally available for the husband and kids.


Зачем менять на varchar везде?


The build team is okay with this update. Please let us know if it needs to be back-ported.


@salmaadel uml reviewed


this a project


yes its look fixed


@HananGhannam @DoniaMourad testing reviewed


Put `0.14.14` here.


These above few lines can be shortened by using `any`[0] over a generator[1]. Because `any` implements short-circuiting[2], this will not be any less efficient (asymptotically). I linked[3] to another example of this (not for primes)

Also, don't use `is` with integers[4]. You'll mainly be using it with `is None`'s for now. But there are other cases later on too.

E.g.
```
is_composite = any(i % prime == 0 for prime in primes)
if not is_composite:
    primes.append(i)
```

Also that `for/else` thing is interesting. I haven't ever used that, and probably haven't seen it (or maybe I have). In any case, I don't think it's used often, and can usually be replaced by something easier to understand[5]

[0] https://docs.python.org/2/library/functions.html#any
[1] https://wiki.python.org/moin/Generators
[2] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Short-circuit_evaluation
[3] http://stackoverflow.com/a/16505590
[4] http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2239737/is-it-better-to-use-is-or-for-number-comparison-in-python
[5] http://stackoverflow.com/questions/9979970/why-does-python-use-else-after-for-and-while-loops


esta llamada es recursiva!
seguro no se esta usando, y x eso no tira stack overflow


Good catch, and my bad for not realizing this broke Python 2. I'll revise.


Awesome! So clever!!


How about this:

```coffee
# Get all components flattened into an array
getAllComponents: ->
  components = []
  @each (c) -> components.push(c)
  components

# Get the nth component with zero based index
eq: (index) ->
  @getAllComponents()[index]
```


`$.ajax()` so indeed I think the browser will automatically follow the redirect.


The reason booth chairs need to be able to see this info is so that SCC doesn't get hounded with a ton of waiver requests during Build Week as will probably happen anyways. Booth Chairs don't want to have to send their members to us before Move-On and wait in lines to get waiver signed. By being able to view this information, Chairs can reach out to their members and bother them.

Also, can't booth chairs only see org-specific information?

Second also, SCC need to be able to see this info to determine if someone needs to sign a waiver when they inevitably take off their wristband for an interview or during Carnival


Missing $translate.


I already sent a PR for it ( #2 ) if you want


I have problem:

../enodeb_enodeb -f 2000000000 -c 111 -p 15
../pdsch_ue -r 1234 -f 20000000000

UHD Error:
    recv packet demuxer unexpected sid 0x60001

What could be wrong?


Nice! I do hope the /static/ links for the assets works also! Cheers! :)

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Upon re-reading my explanation, I notice I had two badly explained points.  I'm no longer sure that the most important of them is valid.

The minor one is that, with certain constraints on the heuristic function (called `h(x)` in the literature, `estimate-cost` in your code), you didn't necessarily need to run through all of `work-todo` before making sure you've found an optimal path.

The major one is that using such an heuristic function and taking advantage of the property just described was a defining characteristic of A-star.  The Wikipedia page on A-star says so explicitly:

> The h(x) part of the f(x) function must be an admissible heuristic; that is, it must not overestimate the distance to the goal.

> The algorithm continues until a goal node has a lower f value than any node in the queue (or until the queue is empty).

But the third edition of [AIMA](http://aima.cs.berkeley.edu/), which I've just checked, doesn't mention this as a defining characteristic of A-star; just as a condition for an optimally efficient implementation.

I wouldn't have bothered smart-assing about this implementation not being optimal.  :)  I only commented because I thought it couldn't be properly called A-star.  Since this matter is open to interpretation and your book is not specifically about AI, this is probably not worth worrying about.

Sorry for the noise, and thanks again for the book!


Some interesting things to think about

Why do we exclude 2 here and just look at only odd numbers?

* How much more efficient are we being here? E.g. think in terms of run time and also in terms of how many operations
* How much extra complexity are we adding here because of this? E.g. we have to jump through every second number now, and we have to add 2 to the list of primes in some special cases
* How much difficult is this to read, understand, and maintain now? E.g. you name the variable "primes" and since 2 is a prime, I would expect 2 to be in this list. But it's not. 1) why not? am I misunderstand your code? 2) someone could possible just assume that it is (because they skimmed the code) and it would cause issue for them down the road. This creates more surprise

These are some of my first instincts to this. I'm sure there are more concerns. But at the very least, I consider these things with almost every coding/design decision I make, and each line of code I commit.

Maybe I don't think about this before I start writing, because that would probably get to be too much and cause me not to write any code. I usually just write the code however I feel like and getting working (trying as hard as I can to make it good, of course. and this "baseline" quality goes up over time, with experience). And then after it's working, I go back and rethink my decisions. I ask the questions I listed above, and several other ones.

Don't be discouraged if this seems like a lot of things to take in, or if things weren't immediately obvious to you. This isn't something you just pick up over night or after one code review. It's a lot of stuff that builds up over time with experience. And that's what you're doing this for! (And if thigns still don't make sense to you, then just ask. I can go into more details)


Ooops; can we add these ancilary files to .gitignore before we commit them (or at least git delete them in another commit)?


I'm so sorry, didn't see that. I'm not the maintainer of the project so I
can't accept it, but hopefully the maintainer will grab it :)

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*lua_interpreter* is not specific to the binary.  LUA_BIN_PATH or LUA_PROGRAM_PATH may be more appropriate.

ENV PATH above isn't necessary.  Lua searches the system environment path by default unless instructed otherwise: http://www.cmake.org/cmake/help/v3.0/command/find_program.html

It's possible that travis-ci can't find the system lua program because it's running a mingw build environment - you could specify the path in the command line.

I'm also starting to second guess my recommendation to add the find_program to FindLua.  FindLua is an adaptation of a module built into CMake: http://www.cmake.org/cmake/help/v3.0/module/FindLua.html and in cross compiles like Travis, the FindLua stuff is looking for the target environment libraries for building, where-as the program needs to be host environment for making the documentation.


In a similar vein to the above, what is the advantage of storing primes in `primes_between`? Is it necessary? Can we do without it?

Is it just an optimization? How much more efficient are we being?

Does this make the code harder to read/follow/understand/maintain?

Also, I think that having an extra variable that stores some value and can change just adds more complexity. And if it's not absolutely necessary (e.g. for the logic to work, or performance, or some other reason), then I'd rather not have it.

E.g. you could just store `primes` and then after you find all the primes up to n, you look through `primes` and find numbers between `n` and `m`.


Buen cambio.

Podriamos meter el `ServiceConnection` en el `Messager`, asi despues la activity hace `obdii.disconnect()` o algo similar, e internamente se maneja el estado del servicio y no ensuciamos el espacio del `Activity`


Also I'm not asking these question rhetorically or anything. I actually want you to sit down and think through them. My examples don't cover all the cases, and it's just to give you the idea of the type of things I'm talking about. Please think through these questions when you get the chance.


Commit  ff4be5c looks fine to me, did it cause a bug? loadProperties is abstract, so the call in the parent class will invoke the concrete method defined in each sub class.


Wow, this is a lot of duplication.

...Why not add the write_to_resource_harvesting_log function to Resources' debug_start function? It would be a lot less typing, when we want to add additional debugging.

...I can understand using the  write_to_resource_harvesting_log in other files, but here it doesn't seem to make as much sense (again; lots of duplication).

Thoughts?


profileMinimumLength should be used in `app/controllers/messages.server.controller.js`


So does it stop the error ?


I have concerns about whether these unique cases:

1. do the right thing. At the very least they're confusing to read and it's not clear what we're trying to do
1. are really necessary. Could we have less (or ideally, no) special cases?

Can we improve them, or perhaps even get rid of them? The changes I proposed above should be helpful for this!


For unknown reason actually no.


Cackam pi gitu


Cackam po gitu


np, I should have linked it here in the first place


Took a first pass and left a bunch of notes. Feel free to respond back inline, or message me, or bring it up at the next session.

I'm glad that you're doing this! As I went through the code and found all those things to say, I realized just how many things that can be taught and conveyed, that we don't really have time to do during our normal sessions. And they're also not the best way to get this material across. I.e. synchronous time where we sit down and meet for X minutes. I think that this model, where you go work a bit and show me your work, then I give you feedback, and then you go take as long as you need to understand and implement it, is a lot moire appropriate for teaching you these kind of things.

Let me know your thoughts too (agree? disagree?)


Je weet dat een .gitignore bestand wel nuttig is? Hiermee voorkom je dat bepaalde bestanden welke aangemaakt worden door je besturingssysteem danwel IDE, meekomen in je versiebeheer.

Wat je kan doen is bestanden welke aangemaakt worden door je besturingssysteem opnemen in je globale ignore-file, en in de ignore file van je project alleen specifieke bestanden. Zoals je .class bestanden gezien het hier om een JAVA project gaat.


On High Five Zaken should drop FS :P


Ik zou hier een abstract class van maken zodat het niet mogelijk is om een instantie van Ship te maken. Dit zal moeten via een bepaald type schip, welke een specifieke lengte heeft. Hiervoor zou ik dus ook de lengte van het schip protected maken.


dots take 3 characters, ellipsis takes 1 and looks better.


I don't think we should include honeypot in this kind of tests - that's an exceptional case and won't be needed apart from the tests that check the honeypot itself.


The attribute names here do not match the once defined in the sai_tunnel_operator_attr_t. For example SAI_TUNNEL_ATTR_DIP is no longer there.


You shouldn't use this word


Why you use the magic name "admin" ?
This value should come from config file.


I'd personally keep caseName as the last column - it can get large and it will become hard to understand what we pass.


Should be like


The method name should use the full name, don't use something for shot.


CAN'T REPRODUCE
![2015-04-06-154035_1334x644_scrot](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/3705333/7004378/51a2eea0-dc73-11e4-8aa9-18a9f5227aa9.png)


Why let client users know what you use in your core?


This isn't bad at all. It duplicates `Celluloid::CPUCounter` but you have some different approaches. Did you write this?


We'd rather save email or username into a local variable and pass it to `assertUserNotExists(user)` and `assertUserExists(user)` what do you think?


It seems the call should be create_tunnel_initiator(&tunnel_initiator_id, 4, tunnel_attrs)


Thanks for the heads up. I just fixed that.


These shouldn't be here. It's much clearer if you provide a lifted context for this function; you could prototype this as `def *(right: Matrix): Option[Matrix]` or `def *(right: Matrix): Try[Matrix]`. Throwing an exception (which `require` will do) creates a side effect, which doesn't compose, functionally.

Then, when you want to multiply a number of them together, you can use the higher order functions of `Option` or `Try` to perform subsequent operations.  e.g. `val x = a * b; x.flatMap(_ * c)`


Check the comments in the initiator section. Similar changes are required here as well.


Still causes problems in IE


Hi,
Thanks for the comment. Here I need to get the time duration in the format of dd:HH:mm:ss (eg: 27d:12h:30m:20s).
I implemented a custom method because I read in below links that, when getting the time duration using TimeUnit is more suitable.

[1] - http://stackoverflow.com/questions/12801230/java-simpledateformat-adds-1-to-day-and-hour-time-span
[2] - http://stackoverflow.com/questions/9027317/how-to-convert-milliseconds-to-hhmmss-format
[3] - http://stackoverflow.com/questions/6710094/how-to-format-an-elapsed-time-interval-in-hhmmss-sss-format-in-java

Thanks


nice!


Thank you for this PR!  The code looks great!

Couple small changes:
* We use the `dest: /etc/hosts` code style vs `dest=/etc/hosts`.  Can you please update the PR with this style?
* Can you please rename the tasks from `update /etc/hosts` to `add host to local /etc/hosts`?

After these changes your commit should look like this:
```
- hosts: localhost
  gather_facts: no
  sudo: yes
  tasks:
    - name: update /etc/hosts
      local_action: lineinfile
        dest: /etc/hosts
        regexp: ".*{{ item }}$"
        state: absent
      with_items: groups['all']
```
```
- hosts: localhost
  gather_facts: no
  sudo: yes
  tasks:
    - name: update /etc/hosts
      local_action: lineinfile
        dest=/etc/hosts
        regexp=".*{{ item }}$"
        line="{{ hostvars[item].ansible_ssh_host }} {{ item }}"
        state=present
      when: hostvars[item].ansible_ssh_host is defined
      with_items: groups['all']
      tags: host
```


Why you use "admin" again ? what does "admin" means ?


Hi @spanjeta Could you please explain why did you remove utf8 encoding? We may need detect that if the parser need to encode or not.


@dsjen , the DedX team fixed this label!


I have modified the insertion assignment. Well, it didn't work as  the insertion function returns a pointer  to the tree modified which shoul've been assigned to root, as I've now written in the code(root=insertNew(...)). When I first sent the assignment I didn't pay enough attention and i've wrote simply insertNew(root,data). I am pretty sure that that was the problem, it seems to work really well now, it's true I haven't checked every single node, but I haven't noticed anything strange either. Soooo.... Is it good now?


Possible names if anyone wants them:

> Ruleset
> OpenBlock (oBlock)
> uFilter
> Blockade


У меня начиная с какого-то времени не работают последнии версии, ничего не выводит.


You implements every thing in the controller, do you really need the service ? Do you think you code smells bad ?


fddfsdf


Isn't that what's happening?


Yes, I think it was ok. What I found was that after https://github.com/magarena/magarena/commit/ff4be5cb8248b3443e3c1422e133c415ecb37dc9 when updating an AI's properties in the new duel settings it did not stick, it kept reverting to the default. I have since come to the understanding that
```
private int extraLife = DEFAULT_EXTRA_LIFE;
private int aiLevel = DEFAULT_AI_LEVEL;
private MagicAIImpl aiType = DEFAULT_AI_TYPE;
```
is the culprit. These AiProfile variable initializers are not fired until after the PlayerProfile constructor has completed in effect overwriting the values retrieved via ``loadProperties``. I think this is one of the reasons why you should never call  overridable methods from constructors. The fix is to remove the initializers or lazy load.


To judge if two periods have overlap is a common logic, it's should be reused by the updatePeriod. You just copy the code, it's ridiculous.


Just repeat the logic of judge if periods have overlap ? It's stupid.


remove extra parenthesis?


Je mag hier de interface Map gebruiken ipv HashMap
private Map<String, Square> fieldSB = new HashMap<String, Square>();


Also in this commit (sorry, couldn’t not commit before):
* bugfix for errors when cache files were damaged (if so, cache files are renewed)
* changed HTML tags for formatting, according to HTML5 new specs and semantics


Can you just suffer from so long "if-else" logic ?


Can we just Assert here?


I guess Django coerces this to a string internally? Seems a bit inconsistency with other settings. Maybe we should include `str()` for consistency.


ditto


How about the configId is '-1' ? Can you handle?


@ShaunOfTheLive That's a great point that I didn't consider at first. Do you have any ideas of a good system to fix that?


reservationLength? What's its unit? I don't know, I can't find it.


I am a nice comment


It is included in the rust extension as well so I kept it included here too. Was thinking the same thing however. We should probably not include anything from those plugin folders in the builds


In this commit some wrong tests are removed.

Those that were supposedly "end to end".

There is no sense in feeding the editor broken HTML via the `rawHtml` method.

That is what the parser is for.

It is like testing a combustion engine by providing polluted air while bypassing the filter.

IE8 happens to get confused by this particular broken HTML more than other browsers, it seems, causing other issues.

Just don't do it.


brah


I'd put this with built-in imports since it won't be third-party when we move to Python 3.4


What this kind magic do ? Can you just name it as a function or just comment it?


I'm currently on holiday but I'll look at it again in a few weeks.

Do you have any better suggestions for what to do with the `%f`? As far as I can see there is no better option - we either remove it, leave it in, or pick a file at random.


I wanted to say that I am really impressed by your work and your activity on RDP Inspector, Luca!

I also have one question: could that be possible to put the third party libraries in package.json (like immutable, imstruct, etc.). What do you think?

Florent


That's exactly what I was hoping we would do. It's not manageable to manually code every object in the game, especially since things like projectiles a part of the map class anyway.


Could've been.


s/an/a/


$ /usr/local/bin/openssl version
LibreSSL 2.1.6
$ /usr/local/bin/openssl ciphers -v 'aGOST:kGOST:GOST94:GOST89MAC'
GOST2012256-GOST89-GOST89 SSLv3 Kx=GOST     Au=GOST01 Enc=GOST-28178-89-CNT Mac=GOST89IMIT
GOST2001-GOST89-GOST89  SSLv3 Kx=GOST     Au=GOST01 Enc=GOST-28178-89-CNT Mac=GOST89IMIT
GOST2012256-NULL-STREEBOG256 SSLv3 Kx=GOST     Au=GOST01 Enc=None      Mac=STREEBOG256
GOST2001-NULL-GOST94    SSLv3 Kx=GOST     Au=GOST01 Enc=None      Mac=GOST94

Hadn't noticed that openxpki is using GOST as well. OpenSSL 1.0.1l on FreeBSD 10.1 does not have GOST enabled by default (above command returns error :SSL_CTX_set_cipher_list:no cipher match) and I haven't checked if it's functional with LibreSSL.


I'm getting now error:

TypeError: undefined is not a function (evaluating 'Utils.zeroFrame()')

Utils doesn't seems to have zeroFrame() function.


move to built-ins section


What this magic do ? Can you let others know what are you doing ?


Anyone can create xsha512 hashes for real, so I can do a real test?


I don't remember if we have discussed this.

Do we create two clones and throw away the original?


s/exit/exiting/


Another repeat ? Copy and paste, the lowest way to code!!!!!!!


@Natashfine


@cly753 啊 你高兴就好…… #为什么要换


s/avaiable/available/


I just noticed this makes it behave partially like the old compiler (when in compat mode).

The reason I put it in `pc_opensrc` and made a new variable is so the following would work as expected:
```pawn
// somefile.pwn
#include "YSI\y_hooks"
// YSI/y_hooks.inc
#include "y_hooks/impl"
// YSI/y_hooks/impl.inc
#include "y_amx"
// YSI/y_amx.inc
in y_amx!
```

This is what happens now:
```pawn
// somefile.pwn
#include "YSI\y_hooks"
// YSI/y_hooks.inc
#include "y_hooks/impl"
// YSI/y_hooks/impl.inc
#include "y_amx"
fatal error 100: cannot read from file: "y_amx"
```


In the header comments its mentioned that
+    /* Tunnel operator interface. This is only useful for a tunnel terminator [sai_object_id_t] (MANDATORY_ON_CREATE|CREATE_ONLY) */
+    SAI_TUNNEL_OPERATOR_ATTR_INTF,

Here we are setting it for the initiator?


s/Using/using


Could it be the case that the for never executes? If so - you will be doing 0 / 0 here. Make sure it doesn't happen.


TemplateViewTestCase -> TemplateViewTests (to me, TestCase implies some sort of base TestCase that could be reused)


this is my first javaproject


As said before, this statement is incorrect since you introduce a default of 500ms.


pathlib/functools to bulit-ins section


As said before and above, this is incorrect because the default *is* 500ms after this change. Also, the same typo in "available".


move below operator (PIL should be in 3rd party section as well)


tfw it's not my commit


Nah= =Have no interest in general AI, just seeing how you doing.


No, this is intentionally. See my comments on #1998.
We will shrink it again after the next release.


This comment is lying. First of all, the retry handling is not where this comment is. Secondly, this isn't true: when called for the second time, i3 will die, not retry again.


*　　　Travis CIでテストに失敗したらSlackに通知してみる


What this flag mean ?


Can you utilize time specific APIs to measure the overall interval of Fibonacci evaluation?


:zap::zap::zap: :five: :watch: :facepunch:


Each interface should have at least basic description. Why it is needed?


You check so many things. I think we can just use 1~3 lines to solve this problem.


Makes sense, the order of initialization is the parent class than the child class. So when you call a method in the child class in the parent's class constructor, that method will see uninitialized values for the child's members, which is not good. Thanks for the explanation.


Should use different upcall, rather following already existing flow-miss handler


У меня тоже были проблемы, попробуйте перезалить код с нуля, оставив ваш **config.php**


Another kind of repeat? Are you reading "Refactor" ?


I had to ask somebody for help (in the first semester I was sick for a month and a half and I lost some steps)


You should explain the details and the impact of ARM semihosting.


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Another one huh?


Yep, I just sync the f2fs don't even checked those...
Thanks


please alphabetize


Downloaded finally Skype, I've never bothered with it before. Now wait a few days so I learn how to use it...

About structuring the team, you already know that I'm more interested in backend/core things, representational level just doesn't interest me a lot and I'm also just not good at it. Perhaps you should also know something about my programming background. In the last 14 years mostly doing financial software, both backend processing of trades made and then also some frontend software interfacing directrly with stock exchanges sending orders and receiving trade data. And tuning the database and both my own and co-workers queries so it can really handle the load, users counted in hundreds of thousands, trade data still under billion.

You could also just google my name. You will find something surprising from my old days.


It should be improved, not blizzlike.

1. The group remains on leaving the dungeon.
2. There is a timer for 10 to 15 seconds.
3. If the timer ends the group is removed.


Do you feel afraid when you just splice the string to form an important sql ?


代码十分干净利落，注释也写得很全，代码容易看懂，思路很清晰~文档也写得清晰:)


wtf?


include trailing comma


Retested as in #1176


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When the userInfoId == 0, what will you program do ?


I feel scared about this long sql.


> Shutting down bus mastering would be a good cleanup step. In fact, ideally we would do this even on abrupt shutdown (e.g. ^C or SEGV). Like the trap in bash scripts. ljsyscall and glibc both have mechanisms for this.

So... I explored some options regarding clean shutdown on receiving various signals using `ljsyscall` ([see this thread](https://github.com/justincormack/ljsyscall/issues/176)). It seems like the safest way would be to use `sigprocmask` and `signalfd` to queue up fatal signals in a queue. The question is when to read/handle them? My first thought was to do it in `breathe` but then again Snabb won't always crash during `main` meaning this could lead to becoming a zombie process.


Another one ? Heart Disease!!


Repeat once, twice, ......


Is the three-arg overload of string_to_device_or_die still used after this patch? Is there any reason to keep it?


could you add a comment explaining the purpose of adding 'test'=1 to the data?


If IdealOrdering has type param like here then everything is boxed and the execution is the same as for generic case

```scala
trait IdealOrdering[T] {
  def compare(t1: Int, t2: Int): Int
}

object IntIdealOrdering extends IdealOrdering[Int] {
  def compare(t1: Int, t2: Int): Int = t1 - t2
}
```


Пробовал, не помогает. Может чем поможет, висит это у меня на маке.


please alphabetize


噢对了 css的修改如果通过增添 删减类来做，那个显示message不要直接用html的代码插入 可能更好哦(不过这些都是小问题啦)


specialized :  1616.98656 +/- 108.93213
miniboxed_hardcoded :   516.59862 +/-  42.22220
miniboxed :  1757.11944 +/- 159.26876
ideal :   536.77213 +/-  23.14312
generic :  1449.38515 +/-  35.85480


Yes, I believe it should go into master. This should have been a pull request on your repo instead. Making that so now. Check out more info here https://copr.fedoraproject.org/coprs/saltstack/salt/


Well I did add the space so that I don't have add them manually each time I got to insert the Category/Points/etc :D. So they belong there


Needs to be a % (double) not int


@andris9 could you please bump version and release update on npm?


What?


please remove the print statement in this commit (it's removed in a different commit currently)


Thanks @eileencodes! I actually had this thought cross my mind but then apparently it didn't come back.

Is there a way to run these locally? Is there a best practice for running tests locally? This was one of the bigger hurdles for me when I started the pr.


I have been trying to track down a definitive "official" answer/reason and found [this](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2529612/is-there-any-way-to-initialize-member-variables-of-a-subclass-in-java-before-the)

_There are [...] restrictions that a class must obey to allow inheritance. Constructors must not invoke overridable methods, directly or indirectly. If you violate this rule, program failure will result. The superclass constructor runs before the subclass constructor, so the overriding method in the subclass will get invoked before the subclass constructor has run. If the overriding method depends on any initialization performed by the subclass constructor, the method will not behave as expected_


It is not specialized still for some reason as the execution time is same as for generic and much longer than ideal case


EL se vidi ova promena


Filed as #1047


Check if obj[id] is nill


Yay!  I'd noticed that looked horrible before for some inputs, but wasn't sure what to do about it.


r+


Yea it's kind of hard because they don't run locally unless you explicitly run them. You can do that with `ruby -I lib:test /path/to/test/file.rb`

So for these you'd cd into actionpack and run
`ruby -I lib:test test/controller/mime/respond_to_test.rb`


There's a missing  }


Didn't know.
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1035795/c-const-reference-parameters


I found this on Stackoverflow while searching, I didn't see CPUCounter.


@YASME-Tim That’s what I meant to do, sorry! Done.


qwerty


squash this with the other bump and put as first commit


cbcxvbcxvb


There's a little trick here: the two arguments, `t1` and `t2` have type `Int` in the signature, not `T`, so they shouldn't be boxed. Did you notice a slowdown in this version?


Looking Good!


saw approval from jdm
at https://github.com/thiagopnts/servo/commit/ea5c702f4abf0e2f03a9cb3a6938ac4dc1fe10fe


merging thiagopnts/servo/devtools-chan-helper = ea5c702f into auto


thiagopnts/servo/devtools-chan-helper = ea5c702f merged ok, testing candidate = a277036d


Why pull phusion instead of the actual Ubuntu base? Because it has docker installed already?


please squash this to https://github.com/taxigps/xbmc/commit/645f16cf84c3574d481bffe844109ca6329e793f


I can double check this again, but I don't think `make distclean` was cleaning up the doc folder.  Hence why I have both.


Hah. I thought so :)

You should save that code in case it's useful later... but yeah, there's a core detector.


Woow, that's unexpected. Let me go through the code and figure out what's happening... That's really far from what I would expect :astonished::.


Yeah, if t1 and t2 have type T, they will be boxed...


Np :). Also I got a `close` in the `with open()... as..` block and since I am not certain if that close is automatically done after the with block ends, I just kept it there. I think it does, though, so that can be removed, too, wasn't certain


put this change as 2nd commit after version bump.


I appear to have made a bad commit here. only one line was supposed to have changed


No no, we need them with type `Int`, that's the whole idea.


`imageInfo` should be listed before `imageSource` in alphabetical order


`name` should be listed as the last attribute, in alphabetical order


Is it possible to collide with more than one brick at once ?


Cool, thanks!


Can you rename this to `github.com/cucumber/gherkin-go` please? I want to standardise the repo naming to `github.com/cucumber/gherkin-[language]`


交互逻辑实现很多bug，开了随便点点就知道。


That's weird because it was the test I was running locally using `rake test` inside of actionpack. I wonder why they failed on CI but passed locally


after modifying container you can't continue iterating.
This should be split to find & erase.


I believe this should be detaching `status`, not `click`, right?


rip


@bunelr this was not in the header for a purpose: this function should not be used by something else than the trw function


you are copying each brick object, should be
const Brick &b = *id;


I checked out the code, I'm trying to figure out what is happening to specialization now.


This is the more correct assertion. [`deepEqual`](https://api.qunitjs.com/deepEqual/) is for stuff. This is just a string.


Can you add tests for the code you've added to this file?


既然前面两个都抽象出两个任务来了为什么bubble不这么做？


Out of curiosity: I've seen you do this in many of your packages. Why keep em lower case?


Todo should come in a separate line with # starting the comment


Can you find more blacklist than one ? You just pass the blackListId ?
It's a bug.


These specific tests don't run with `rake test`. You have to run them explicitly.


This is badly indented.


Добавь перенос строки в конце


As discussed 204 is the better in this case.


In most cases having list of copyable objects is not optimal.
Use pointers instead.


代码很大一部分逻辑和老师展示代码类似。


As discussed 204 is better.


Change the code to count CPU from CPUCounter


Ok, will do that. Probably tomorrow... Will change the package to
simply 'gherkin' than.

>


This change shouldn't be necessary, since the parent class `isEmpty` function is already just a function that returns false, so no need to override it to do the same thing here.


Ca bosse le lundi de Pâques ??


Good formatting.
Not much comments.
Pay attention to complex objects copying.


Ok got it. Thanks for fixing it :wrench:


https://github.com/laravel/homestead/blob/master/scripts/create-mysql.sh yes it does, and experienced it as well.


@bors: retry


mIsPremium=inventory.hasPurchase(SKU_PREMIUM)
خرید کاملا انجام شده ولی false برمی گردونه


No problem :smile: - I didn't even know about these tests until today :wink:


Either you say "except OPTIONS request**s**" or "except **an** OPTIONS request" but the current sentence is not grammatically correct.


That's exactly what it is.


最基础的S1部分交互有很多Bug


What about labels?
https://github.com/GoogleCloudPlatform/kubernetes/blob/master/docs/api-conventions.md#metadata


Your change does not clarify it more then the previous sentence. What about "against any upload's URL"? The fact that unfinished uploads cannot be PATCHed is mentioned somewhere else.


I don't know what are you doing here ?


It makes Akismet ignore the data sent in the request, since the test actually calls their API it is needed for it not to affect Akismets heuristics.


Ok, obviously we'd have found out about this, if I had the unit tests and travis builds on different PHP versions. Because your fix is only necessary for PHP 5.3 for which I want to drop support because honestly even 5.4 is EOL soon. In any case, I'll merge your pull request for now since it doesn't change anything and just fixes this for 5.3. I'm planning an overhaul soon and will write unit tests, I can't promise I will keep supporting 5.3 because again, it's long past EOL and it's just bad (insecure, slow, etc.) to still run it.


Yeah `with open()` has an implicit `close`.


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整体代码思路挺清晰的，可读性良好。


wrong file?

should be wwwroot/phpbb/styles/spring/template/overall_header.html ?!


 - __style__: [src/chaiscript_stdlib.cpp:18](../blob/f953f9b297846624a1c14e9b05a82f6a05cc110e/src/chaiscript_stdlib.cpp#L18) The function 'create_chaiscript_module_chaiscript_stdlib' is never used. (unusedFunction)
 - __style__: [src/main.cpp:169](../blob/f953f9b297846624a1c14e9b05a82f6a05cc110e/src/main.cpp#L169) The function 'get_eval_error' is never used. (unusedFunction)
 - __style__: [src/main.cpp:140](../blob/f953f9b297846624a1c14e9b05a82f6a05cc110e/src/main.cpp#L140) The function 'help' is never used. (unusedFunction)
 - __style__: [src/main.cpp:216](../blob/f953f9b297846624a1c14e9b05a82f6a05cc110e/src/main.cpp#L216) The function 'myexit' is never used. (unusedFunction)
 - __style__: [src/main.cpp:158](../blob/f953f9b297846624a1c14e9b05a82f6a05cc110e/src/main.cpp#L158) The function 'throws_exception' is never used. (unusedFunction)


We can't load schematics or prog files by username anymore. We've already had a few people change names and we're bound to have more. When that happens, we will have to move everything over to their new username so they can still access it. We should instead store files by their UUID.


دوست عزیز از بازار نسخه ی 6.2.1 استفاده کن، برنامه ی بازار رو آپدیت کن و ببین مشکل برطرف می شه؟ لطفا نتیجه رو اطلاع بده به ما
من برای خودم با آپدیت بازار به نسخه ی 6.2.1 مشکل برطرف شده اما برای برخی کاربران علیرغم آپدیت، مشکل کماکان پابرجاست! حالا نمی دونم مشکل از کجاست
لطفا نتیجه رو اطلاع بدید


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Hello, it's really a good project but now it's becoming ridiculous. One day suddenly "I give up the project", one day "I keep on it but under what name", how can we take it seriously ? And the people who recuperated the project what they do now ? It's a big mess. Sorry for my bad english, I'm french.


Why did you attach the welcomescreen instance to the window object?


looks like this:
![calculator_ex](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/772949/7004926/81e7a3b8-dc40-11e4-8c52-db3aef813dd6.PNG)


نه متاسفانه نمیشه
بازارم هم نسخه ی 6.2.1 هست
من شدیدا گیر این موضوعم و پروژم معلق مونده لطفا کمک کنید


Thanks @Dahaniel.
I'll check tonight. The travis errors are certainly not your fault...


Maintainer name is missing. Amruta, please add your name.


That sector size is only used for dmsetup commands and reading sizes from, eg: /sys/class/block/sda/size. dmsetup(8) says the sectors are 512 bytes, and given the absense of any sector size value in /sys/.../sda/ I am fairly certain it is also the old 512 byte value.

I will look for a 4k sector machine and give it a quick test to be sure.


Can be this rechecked, this fix problems on database after channelscan and also if something from addon is changed and fix sometimes reports like "ERROR: SQL: Abort due to constraint violation" messages which has needed a reset of database.

Here it works, but I'm not sure with this way.


Despite the long name, it's not obvious whether (if the value were other than 0.5) it means the fraction left by compression or the fraction saved by compression (e.g, if the png is 100k, and the fraction 0.3, does that mean we will use a jpg if it is <70K, or only if it is <30k?). The subtraction from 1 gives it the 'fraction that must be saved' meaning, but I tend to think it would be easier to follow the other way...not very important.


200 c/s for free on 6770.


THX!
Am 06.04.2015 15:33 schrieb "Markus" <notifications@github.com>:

> Ok, obviously we'd have found out about this, if I had the unit tests and
> travis builds on different PHP versions. Because your fix is only necessary
> for PHP 5.3 for which I want to drop support because honestly even 5.4 is
> EOL soon. In any case, I'll merge your pull request for now since it
> doesn't change anything and just fixes this for 5.3. I'm planning an
> overhaul soon and will write unit tests, I can't promise I will keep
> supporting 5.3 because again, it's long past EOL and it's just bad
> (insecure, slow, etc.) to still run it.
>
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>


Looks good to me!


Free code review: annihilate


Anyone can create xsha512 hashes for real, so I can do a real test?


Retested as in #1176


@alain1978  is right, how can we take this seriously if so early on is already a big mess? Like I suggested before I think creating a github organization with a few core developers would be better than all this drama.


On Sun, Apr 5, 2015, at 02:22 AM, Poly wrote:
> I tried that first, but it didn't work on my device at all. Maybe I
> invoked it incorrectly?

You have to set a supported frame size, so using the array index into
the set of supported sizes that the API gives you is the best way to do
it. I want to add a UI option some where to adjust this for the user...
or possible it could be part of the automated frame rate test.


This is VERY surprising, at least to me: making an apparently unnecessary extra copy of something that uses a lot of memory PREVENTS running out of memory?? If you have any clue as to why it might be worth documenting.


I may be redundant but what's the problem with that? We should not assume that everyone reading the tus spec has "studied" the HTTP and URI specification. If we mention it here it is just easier for the readers.


currentBrick._size.length / thickness could have made as const.


I use vagrant/homestead provision on a daily basis and my MySQL databases always remain intact.


@abonas You're right. Selectors too?


I don't understand what purpose this sentences serves at this particular place.


it's handled together with upper bound check in the exception i throw to you


It seems that fails when we run Sylva because the ReportTemplateForm. I think that you forgot to import the form correctly.


Gostei muito dessa modifoflasodfmasdkjlfn


This should be the method signature — it requires arguments


Thanks, St3et ;)


Undefined var ```id``` since this statement is removed:

```
{% set id = 'sf-call-stack-' ~ log_index %}
```


I don't think I understand your example, but in any case I would probably wait until this functionality is required before implementing it.


:ok:


Please keep the whitespace consistent here


> @abonas You're right. Selectors too?

@zeari  it depends whether they are part of namespace entity or not :)
afaik they're not, but please recheck just to make sure.


@Inndy LOL~ How could you find this repo?


If you are sure there will be at least one, you should just use First(). If not, you should do something if it returns null. (Or is it OK to pass null to Image.Save()?)


Please keep the whitespace consistent and add anchor links to the docs like the other methods have


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It was for a friend... (Fangirl)
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lol, malz!


There are a couple mistakes in here, specifically variable casing and more seriously the issue that `$scope.bitcoin_payment` will remain pending forever if the receiver is cancelled (whereas it should be rejected).

You're welcome to take a crack at this but I'm happy to fix this before merging.


This is not a very readable code.
Things you can do to improve it:
 - use "using std::vector" and "using std::string" directives at the beginning of the file to shorten typenames
 - break lines at 80 chars
 - have one argument per line for long argument lists
 - reduce the number of arguments per function

 (: Stan


assert(q != NULL)


Really like this font! :+1: Thanks! :cake:


Why should the server send Upload-Defer-Length in PATCH responses?


*nierówno


I am a nice comment


@swaldman3 At present, I am on the committee as the SWC board liason.  I would prefer that the chair not be me given the time commitments of both positions.  The current proposal is to always have a SWC board liason on this committee.


Please add a git tag for this version.


@swaldman3 good point, please feel free to add it!  Or I'll get to it in a bit...thank you!


Unnecessary empty lines.


@abonas Looks like selectors are mentioned explicitly in [types.go](https://github.com/GoogleCloudPlatform/kubernetes/blob/master/pkg/api/v1beta3/types.go#L859) and labels are not.


I would be somewhat inclined to test that the alternate file does not exist...it would be easy to imagine an implementation that created both files and left the unwanted one sitting there. (Actually it would be somewhat more efficient to do it that way, as long as you do delete the unwanted one.)


The extensions' names as they appear in Tus-Extension are defined by the specification and therefore I don't see a reason for this sentence.


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Good to see the ROS code. We'll base the ROS part of the Comms module on this.


The best solution I have come up with is https://github.com/magarena/magarena/commit/ff4be5cb8248b3443e3c1422e133c415ecb37dc9 but with the initializers removed which stops the overwrite from occuring. However, this feels like a hack and it still violates the "_Constructors must not invoke overridable methods, directly or indirectly_" rule. My conclusion is that the original approach (ie. this revert) works.


> @abonas Looks like selectors are mentioned explicitly in types.go and labels are not

the link to selectors mentioned is in service entity, isn't it?

while labels are part of ObjectMeta https://github.com/GoogleCloudPlatform/kubernetes/blob/master/pkg/api/v1beta3/types.go#L76


> used by the Client **and** the Server

I think "or" is better in this case since the version used by the Client and the one used by the Server may not be the same.


a few too many 5's


Shouldn't this `features` be called `rev_reverteds` as above?


Indicating not indecating


Hey Larry, thanks for following up. Ember's requirement of using named modules is sub-par and they are intending to support [unnamed modules eventually](https://github.com/ember-cli/ember-cli/search?q=unnamed+AMD+modules&type=Issues&utf8=%E2%9C%93). However, there is no timeline. The exact technology in question is Ember CLI, which is Ember's de-facto build tool (similar to Brunch, Yeoman, etc). I am not sure if there is a way to detect Ember's module system. A library like [petal](https://github.com/stefanpenner/petal) is one way to get around the issue although it's not really production ready.


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Bad commit message.

 - Should be limited to 52 chars
 - The code must compile, you shouldn't just "hope" it does


@abonas yep.


Thanks, fixed here: c78ee4e8bc815d88f0e5b276984ec5e1af9d4f22.

The only way toSkip can become negative is if skip skips more than the requested bytes. Even if that happens (it shouldn't, skip is documented as being at most), the total number of skipped bytes will still be correct.


Migrations are ignored as of https://github.com/tjcsl/ion/commit/f408cfe7e1a0e893f6668cc25808254c695e0f97


> The Server MUST be ommit

Should be

> The Server MUST omit


@iEli2tyree011 Should I hope that that number will ever come out?


Yes, exactly. Or use kind="count" in factorplot.

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Der ist wirklich fies, musste glatt im Englischen nachsehen um zu verstehen warum :+1:


Ah, `sum` refuses to compute `sum(f, itr)` when `itr` is empty because it's not possible to do type inference :frowning:


Keep lines to 80 chars.
You can break calls to multiple lines like so:
```c++
motion.angleInterpolationBezier(std::vector<std::string>(jointNames),
                                                    ALValue(times),
                                                    ALValue(controlPoints));
```

or even:

```c++
motion.angleInterpolationBezier(
    std::vector<std::string>(jointNames),
    ALValue(times),
    ALValue(controlPoints)
);
```


@avielg @Natashfine
This crashes the application.
You need to understand how to work with branches at git. Please review an article or call me before you merge branch.
Notice <<<<<< HEAD means the commit you did that is ahead of the current version.
After ======= you can see the old commit data.
You need to choose between one of them and remove the <<< head, ======, and >>>>>>> master.

I will fix it myself this time. Please notice in the future.


all tests pass:
success: http://build.servo.org/builders/linux1/builds/1297
success: http://build.servo.org/builders/linux2/builds/1295
success: http://build.servo.org/builders/android/builds/1330
success: http://build.servo.org/builders/mac1/builds/1510
success: http://build.servo.org/builders/mac2/builds/1513
success: http://build.servo.org/builders/gonk/builds/473


Redundant but useful and easier to understand. So please keep "omit the Upload-Length"


I would leave "final" out here since the there is only one concatenation request and not multiple.


> may send **the** concatenation request


Yes I am aware of that, I somehow didn't see it when merging and Xcode didn't worn me about it


fast-forwarding master to auto = a277036d


A font icon would have been nice. Too bad Glyphicons doesn't have an icon for external links.


@kalashnikovisme
[5] pry(main)> "pes/ruby_worker".camelize
=> "Pes::RubyWorker"
[6] pry(main)> "Pes::RubyWorker".camelize
=> "Pes::RubyWorker"

и в итоге obj_class -
      main_model_name = self.main_model.to_s
      main_model_name = main_model_name.camelize
      Object.const_get main_model_name


>The Server MUST respond with **the** `403 Forbidden` status to `PATCH` requests against
a final upload **and** MUST NOT modify the final or its partial resources.


If I run through ZDL it seems to be all zeroes. Otherwise (by browsing for an iwad) it's about 1.21 seconds.

Can you reproduce this?


I fixed it by opening another plain editor and edit those fields.


saw approval from jdm
at https://github.com/Ms2ger/servo/commit/9aa9a3b8fd3aa12ece7e1d540893886addb942ef


merging Ms2ger/servo/int = 9aa9a3b8 into auto


> SHOULD NOT contain

Disagree, until the uploads are not concatenated the value of Upload-Offset is undefined and must be omitted.


Ms2ger/servo/int = 9aa9a3b8 merged ok, testing candidate = d03cfb13


Wrong issue #14481


> indicating to the Client that the Server completed the concatenation.

This sentences help a lot to understand the reason behind this behaviour.


Fixed, placed in createMessage function


As I said multiple times, we use a absolute URI in this case to demonstrate that the Upload-Concat header may consist of relative and absolute URIs.


No need for that. In Xcode's Project Navigator on the left, right click the file > open as > source code.
You can do it for other files such as .xib, .storyboard and some others


Ms2ger/servo/int = 9aa9a3b8 merged ok, testing candidate = 92b6a0b8


I see a lot of GC during specialization, so it must be boxing somewhere:
```
quicksort_array_of_tuples:
   miniboxed_hardcoded-3000000 :   704.68191 +/-  21.91001
                     miniboxed :  1595.04269 +/-  80.02716
                         ideal :   720.22606 +/- 105.25576
                       generic :  1445.72517 +/-  89.07279
                   specialized :  1337.02036 +/-  56.18809
```


If op1 is 0 / 0.0 this should return NaN instead of Inf.


Should that be: `or defined $left and defined $right and $left eq $right`

FWIW, I think this would be faster to grok with parens rather than having to reason through the variable precedence.


91244204-HeatExchangerAirToAirSensibleAndLatent-Supply-Air-Outlet-Temperature-Control-problems-#4794 (rraustad) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (1663 of 1671 tests passed)

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Смотрите логи apache/php или на чем оно у вас там крутится.


I've pulled this back upstream, seems like a great addition.


how do you compute this version number?


It does not make a difference.


should be updated to http://gregorio-project.github.io


libxml2 is not needed anymore in develop branch


for 1M elements:
```
quicksort_array_of_tuples:
   miniboxed_hardcoded-1000000 :   144.61639 +/-   3.29797
                     miniboxed :   426.53156 +/-   8.28096
                         ideal :   144.30003 +/-   2.83773
                       generic :   350.19881 +/-   8.66087
                   specialized :   343.61819 +/-   4.30085
```


Thanks dude! :+1:


It looks like you are replacing crop block with air. IMHO you should simulate right-clicking.


> indicates whether the upload created by the request is either a partial or final upload

should be kept.


I don't know how texlive is packaged under Arch, but if a `texlive-luatex` exists, it depends on it too


Why did you change this? Any particular reasons?


@imdreamrunner 你...你高兴就好....#这样maven不用下两次?


Still, I argue that

```c++
        void setStiffnesses(const vector<string> names, const vector<float> stiffnesses);
```

is more readable than

```c++
        void setStiffnesses(const std::vector<std::string> names, const std::vector<float> stiffnesses);
```

Also, you probably want to mix some ```&```s in there for good measure... perhaps:

```c++
        void setStiffnesses(const vector<string>& names, const vector<float>& stiffnesses);
```

Finally, to keep the line to a readable length, consider breaking it into (at least) two lines:

```c++
        void setStiffnesses(const vector<string>& names,
                            const vector<float>&  stiffnesses);
```

Finally, some wise words: ["code is read more often than it's written"](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3455488/code-is-read-more-than-it-is-written)

(-: Stan


... and commit https://github.com/opnsense/core/commit/a2800ad0d41cbbc6b4a31cd099f1a7f8cf4be0c1 wraps it all together. what do you think?


91244204-HeatExchangerAirToAirSensibleAndLatent-Supply-Air-Outlet-Temperature-Control-problems-#4794 (rraustad) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: OK (1668 of 1677 tests passed)

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Merci !


you can try `VersionManager.py -dg`, this is what I'm using for the gregorio-git debian package, I think we could use the same... But anyway, I didn't know `git rev-list --count HEAD`, I could use it instead of the date in the debian package...


TeamCity MonoGame :: Develop (Win) [Build 3.4.0.164](http://teamcity.monogame.net/viewLog.html?buildId=6062&buildTypeId=MonoGame_DevelopWin&guest=1) outcome was **FAILURE**
Summary: Snapshot dependency failed: MonoGame :: Develop (Mac) Build time: 00:00:00


91244204-HeatExchangerAirToAirSensibleAndLatent-Supply-Air-Outlet-Temperature-Control-problems-#4794 (rraustad) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (657 of 659 tests passed)

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TODO: Make cthis configurable, e.g. by adding a new checkbox to pull/fetch dialog.


i like this change


Function has been rewritten by Jake Eden


method called addSubprojects, but actually adds only one subproject?


Shouldn't this comment say "skip `planet` module paths"?


We liked having a simple name for the plugin, However we are open to suggestions.


r+


> in the absence any known hard-limit

That does not sound correct to me.


Nice one!


`updmap` is not needed anymore, and you can replace `mktexlsr` by `texhash`


Thanks Stan,

 I am currently rewriting that code, since it was placeholder code written
by Giuseppe/Lorenzo and had not been compiled/tested. I will however follow
these guidelines in the future.

 Cheers,
       Alex

On 6 April 2015 at 15:13, Stan Manilov <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> Still, I argue that
>
>         void setStiffnesses(const vector<string> names, const vector<float> stiffnesses);
>
> is more readable than
>
>         void setStiffnesses(const std::vector<std::string> names, const std::vector<float> stiffnesses);
>
> Also, you probably want to mix some &s in there for good measure...
> perhaps:
>
>         void setStiffnesses(const vector<string>& names, const vector<float>& stiffnesses);
>
> Finally, to keep the line to a readable length, consider breaking it into
> (at least) two lines:
>
>         void setStiffnesses(const vector<string>& names,
>                             const vector<float>&  stiffnesses);
>
> Finally, some wise words: "code is read more often than it's written"
> <http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3455488/code-is-read-more-than-it-is-written>
>
> (-: Stan
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> <https://github.com/edinferno/edinferno/commit/e31cbec30ac70f996e3085dbb41110aebbddeeb9#commitcomment-10584357>
> .
>


Совсем забыл про логи, спасибо. Проблема была в том что не было папки "cache" с правами записи в нее.


The change to support all profile was not made by us, it is code that came from dash.js.

From: Karishma Bagga [mailto:notifications@github.com]
Sent: Monday, April 06, 2015 12:31 AM
To: Dash-Industry-Forum/dash.js
Cc: Rashmi Mittal
Subject: Re: [dash.js] Profile tag is not mandatory (20a3c47)

Isn't this incorrect? Even though we remove the check to make code happy but the code actually doesn't support all the profiles!

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Does that work ?


I doubt he's still the maintainer, you can put your name instead...


Make this feature configurable?


to update these versions, you should add lines to `VersionManager.py`, so that it doesn't need to be updated manually


@ioanpocol Can you take a look to see if I'm on the right path?


We'll be moving to `.bz2` for release 3.1, but this can be updated by hand when it'll be out


Uhmm... `chmod` maybe? Let's try...


Sure you wanted to drop this? Also note the duplication of the symfony/doctrine-bridge link.


We now have editorconfig, editor-specific tags shouldn't be necessary anymore


I think in this case the plural is a better bit since we are not only referring to the currently communicating client and server.


I don't think you should start removing `#if FMT_MAIN_VERSION > 11` `#endif` in individual formats, especially  not hidden in commits that according to the comit message pretend to just do something else.


@ctrlshiftq
FYI, I find it useful to run "flake8 --max-line-length 1000 ." before committing, it helps with picking up syntax errors as well as random little style fixes.


Merging UI with back end


Thank you very much! Apparently, the only task that will need some update is to change the sha of the stable release... sounds reasonable. Are you ready to do it?


merging with imri


You don't need to blindly follow them, if you disagree. In fact, I'll be happier to know your opinion about it, rather than having the code more readable (by my definition of readable).


Well, since 1024 is smaller than MAX_LONG and MAX_UNSIGNED, its bitvector representation is identical as a long number and as an unsigned number.


oi, quase muito bom!


Please note that this is not quite yet very smooth:
1. c74support directory has to be "..\..\..\c74support" relative to the project file, this is defined inside a property sheet which is located inside the Max SDK. Odd I find.
2. maxcpp6.h has to be in "..\..\maxcpp" relative to project file


I added ignores to files that should not in general be pushed (solution file, user customizations, builds)


@tamachado Ideally, we will want to have some very small test cases that can run on travis-ci (i.e. without MOSEK) each time SIMA is updated to check the basics, and perhaps a more involved test case that runs only if mosek is installed (you can use [numpy.testing decorators](http://docs.scipy.org/doc/numpy/reference/routines.testing.html#decorators) to add this condition) to more thoroughly check the estimation accuracy.

Also, is the output deterministic, or does it depend on some random initialization done by the solver?


In the database for rss we would write e.g 'Usenet-Crawler' in the site column for a newznab provider. But when we tried to search later, we would always search with (site='newznad') so that wouldn't ever find anything for newznab sites.


points to linux/ion.h


Ok


That looks good. I haven't tested the RGB path yet, when you tested it and it works -> perfect.


Even though this is a new matcher, I duplicated the `versionadded` and `deprecated` fields for `delimiter` and `delim` since, from my perspective` that's when those arguments were added and deprecated in general for the other matchers.  I considered simply not including support for `delim` but I felt that it was more important for this matcher to stay consistent with the other matchers and not have any surprises.


default value of bins should not change.


muito bom!


@tbosch isn't this move "promoting" XHR to a top-level, "general" XHR service? My understanding was that the idea behind the current XHR was to keep it "compiler private" and vary basic. With this move people might assume that this is a generic / all purpose XHR wrapper. Or maybe this is the intention (or maybe there are more moves pending?)?


mensagem de commit impecável!


The blending does not work for the progressive path (in fullscreen), which is quite clear, when we see where the data is copied from. I consider that minor for now.


legal!


nzb.su has been filtering on user-agents for a few months now and the generic feedparser user-agent is just rejected with that 403 error.

In the 'search' proper we already used the mylar user-agent, but in the rss check we still used the generic user-agent so I switched that.


nicely done!


falaí cara.. não precisa utilizar o prefixo "testa" nos métodos, o código já deixa bem claro que se trata de um teste!

de resto, muito bom!


The output-header literals still need to be wrapped in generic functions, but this works for now.

Also, 'application' objects are now handled by 'networkEngines' via pre-described references.


I'm confused, what is this line doing?


This patch fetches the maximum number of items from the RSS whenever we 'Force RSS'.


What about `use DateTime` like you did for `use DateInterval`?


warning.


Обычный навбар, ничего лишнего.


would it be wasteful to move `@rmq.device.reset_fake_caches` to an after block?   I'm not sure how many wasted cycles that would be, but the readability would be impressive.


fix #4


91244204-HeatExchangerAirToAirSensibleAndLatent-Supply-Air-Outlet-Temperature-Control-problems-#4794 (rraustad) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1670 of 1677 tests passed)

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1. I don't think this is the same fix. You are calling `restore` AFTER painting the selected rect. I had:
```diff
+        context.save();
+        context.setTransform(1,0,0,1,0,0);
         context.rect(0, 0, context.canvas.clientWidth, context.canvas.clientHeight);
+        context.restore();
+
         context.rect(rect.width + rect.left, rect.top, -rect.width, rect.height);
```
2. It looks like `crosshairs` ended up in this push.


Hey I was curious if you have already decided on a way to implement the
multiplayer aspect of the game. I have very little to do at work today so i
have been researching different ways to go about this, but if there is
something that you think is best ill start focusing on that so i can be of
some assistance when it comes to making that part of the app

On Sun, Apr 5, 2015 at 9:34 PM, Mitchell Moore <mamoore4@oakland.edu> wrote:

> when i was splitting the logic up for the games it made it easier to
> access the extra cards if they were in a linked list like the hands,
> especially for black jack since we need to be able to have access to the
> cards for different steps of the game. I thought it would be easier that
> way, but i wrote it on like 3 hours of sleep lol so if you think it would
> be better for the app down the road i can change it back
>
> On Sun, Apr 5, 2015 at 1:57 AM, aQuigs <notifications@github.com> wrote:
>
>> How come you replaced the cards array with a LinkedList?
>>
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>> .
>>
>
>


@taida957789 told me. :stuck_out_tongue:


It ofc closses: https://github.com/unified-db/Database/issues/37
thx to @Ulduar for report


yep, but  this loop will check collision for every brick


Can you send pull request to enable GDB-friendly targets?


can we add a custom vmplan.csv here ?


alrighty then, you can change it back


Should it be in maintenance/4.7 ?


I have always been surprised by how well this estimator works. Especially with only a few data points.


So what version of Linux are you using that you need this ancient-looking jsoncpp finder (and how is that version of jsoncpp actually working?)  We'll need to unify this (and the VRPN one, and https://github.com/Kitware/CMake/blob/master/Source/Modules/FindJsonCpp.cmake ) and the upstream CMake config files https://github.com/open-source-parsers/jsoncpp/issues/180 at some point


By the way you can see the release notes for the development version here: http://stanford.edu/~mwaskom/software/seaborn-dev/whatsnew.html


I'm not sure what "May, 02 Nov 2015" means.  Is the month May or Nov?


This is a test


91244204-HeatExchangerAirToAirSensibleAndLatent-Supply-Air-Outlet-Temperature-Control-problems-#4794 (rraustad) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1670 of 1677 tests passed)

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