Please add `Debug.warning` or `somewhatImplemented` calls to this and the other unimplemented handlers so we at least learn about them being relevant.


Changes entered


go one


lol, my images only use 3mb for samba, until our users ask for IPv6 it is just wasting space.


You should remove the calls to add the type accelerators (lines 222 and 223).


@andyblac
So if BITBAKE tells you to jump down a bridge, you would?
There AREN'T multiple providers for cifs.


This got published and prevents compilation for existing projects


THEY ARE in SSCACHE !!!!!!!!


The space is definitely NOT accepted as thousand separator in Germany. This should be a dot.


> If the sles plugin is prouved to be better than the sdl plugin in all situations, is there any reason to keep it downstream?

Probably not.  At the very least audio-sles would be the new default.  Might be good to retain audio-sdl for a while though for regression tests (particularly if the upstream audio plugin api is getting refactored/obsoleted).


ok.
thank you for your help!

Marina.


I didn't explain that, but this code doesn't work because is not merged with <a href https://github.com/noonereally/NW-Profession-Bot/commit/81aecb204134772dba014b0cd6a793f4f28ae649>this commit</a> from @noonereally. It's just concept, which leaves undefined levels. Therefore, it is new branch.


youhou :) :) :) +1


Yup. Can be deployed any time.

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@gutrunks dude, i hope you still have that shader stored on your computer

P.S. please push only functional stuff, that works with the whole project


This is sorta picky, but I'd expect a method called `has_lti_role` to return a boolean. In the interest explicitness can it be `return len(set(roles) & set([role])) > 0`?


Nice! :)


I think average should still be always on, right?


멍청이시여
nm::pusher::getsize() {return this->szlist; }
에서 return을 하면서 반환형을 선언 안하면 어떻게해!


Or just `return bool(set(roles) & set([role]))`.


hey,
I didnt find and endian.h in my cygwin installation .But i find it under my boost libraries.So which one is appropriate one for the programme.


Yes it was. What purpose would adding a throw clause to the onEvent interface server?


Maybe setting up a pullup can prevent the unknown state?
I allways try to learn new things. :)


Will leave it in shared ```edit-mode.css``` then and add comment that it's used only in Conversation


리스트랑 큐가 아니라 스택이랑 큐가 아닐까..!?
큐도 사실상 리스트로 구현할수 있으니 말이지..!


if you decide to create a new error entry (`baddirwspc`) you should also create an associated error page (same as one for https://docs.angularjs.org/error/$compile/baddir). But IMO it is not worth it, I would just use existing `baddir` and extend the existing error page with a new error condition.


@wesj: In this case (where we're adding a clone of a view and then immediately removing it once the animation completes), does it make sense to do those contraints in updateConstraints or here?


doesn't panic() give you a stack trace anyway?


done


@maggie-moheb :+1:


sorry about this, this was uncomplete workaround to rewrite this script with correct texts


Hey, did this just fix the JFLTE compass fail? Does it apply to CM12 nightlies on JFLTESPR?


Thank you! You made me smile)
You can add my email too (I'm getting lot's of spam anyway :smile:): infroma@gmail.com


Since TS isn't going to know this, I don't think Silo should be doing the POST. It's only going to be to the adshare service (since it has to contain the correct content). Perhaps just a "Enable Social Sharing Overlay (Y/N)" header is appropriate.

The interface to poke the creative data (title, description, etc) should probably be a separate message call (maybe setSocialData on the edition like setBannerPaths and setEditionPath).


This is fine.


If you want, I can send to you a compiled JAR, but i think that install the
maven project on your repo will be the easiest approach.

Eduardo Frazão

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@maggie-moheb  :+1:  :smiley:


Wait, why didn't the common tests get this one? weird.


I think that's the only way to do it, unfortunately (since you need to propagate the carry around the other bits). Commit 80d9c80 adds a `shift()` method that allows you to displace a geohash by an arbitrary number of cells -- so `Geohash.shift(gh, bits, 1, 0)` gives you the east neighbor, for example.


Segundo a [documentação](http://www.thymeleaf.org/doc/tutorials/2.1/usingthymeleaf.html#script-inlining-javascript-and-dart) do Thymeleaf, é uma boa prática atribuir um valor padrão à variável para quando a pagina foi carregada fora do contexto do Thymeleaf.

O que acontece é que, quando o framework renderiza a pagina, ele expande o comentário no valor esperado e remove o restante da linha, mas quando a pagina é carregada como HTML puro o comentário se mantém e o valor passa a ser null ao invés de quebrar a syntax do JS.


see http://www.fdsn.org/seed_manual/SEEDManual_V2.4_Appendix-A.pdf


I prefer to install the maven project in my repo.

Marina.


If you ever write a cache routine, please let me know so that I can warn people not to use it.
A cache not catching up changes is not a cache but simply broken.

1. Write to a database
2. The OS caches the write
3. Modify the same value again

Would it be ok if the OS dumps the changes from step 2 and writes the values from step 2 instead of those from step 3?


Well actually we did not tried
we just ensure the RW pin is in low state as it should be, to not be active, and LCD so will be only in display mode not in sending data mode.
My understanding is most of LCD screen sold the RW pin to GND so setting a state is not necessary - but on Davinci Printer the panel has all 8 pins connected and also RW so if state is not done - screen can be unreadable sometimes - no mention that this printer is an EMI nightmare - generating noise everywhere and also very sensitive to environment - it is a cost down product so cannot blame too much ^_^


heh, well noted :)


Very nice! Maybe you could add and else statement at your last if case and print '-1'


Gregor, please give reference. I doubt you can, since I am in Germany here and a quick office poll showed that the space is indeed quite acceptable.


"of" should be "if", and it should probably be "one has empty values"


Imo
```if (createdProfile.level[i] === undefined) {
                createdProfile.level[i] = createdProfile.level[i-1]; ```

should stay
this way the task lists will be complete when pushed.
I can remove that loop in the task selection code later or just leave it there, it doesn't affect anything.


Let's remove this line if we're going to assign the variable again.


The point of this is to have continuous measurements. I assume that if the sonar starts to misbehave, nothing in the environment has changed so I'm just telling my client that the distance has remained the same with the last measurement that was within my bounds.


Useless, overridden by libinit_thea :P


we can use `exports.findOne` or `exports.find`? much shorter and easier to type.


good call.  done.

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But needed by build system ( should fail without that ) ;)


(e2c33c8) The title of the commit doesn't respect guideline ("type(scope): title (refs #<number>[, ...])")


(ab232af) The title of the commit have a non authorized type.
 The allowed types are :
 * feat
 * fix
 * docs
 * style
 * refactor
 * test
 * chore
 * version


(37e3e9d) The title of the commit have a non authorized type.
 The allowed types are :
 * feat
 * fix
 * docs
 * style
 * refactor
 * test
 * chore
 * version


What does this update do?


原来的正则表达式select_regx无法正确识别sql语句中的"count(字段)"，导致类似的“select count(1) from table……”以及“select abc, count(1) from table……”会被转换为"select * from table……"，这里修正了这个问题。


A little bit confusing that ref/unref functions behave different ways.
One of the ref/unrefs check if the passing object NULL or not, while others are not.
We should unify them in the future.


This if/else seems a bit off... say your notificationUrl === 'https://api.github.com/notifications' already when you hit this.  Its going to go through these steps...

```javascript
> url = 'https://api.github.com/notifications';
'https://api.github.com/notifications'
> url = url.split('/');
[ 'https:',
  '',
  'api.github.com',
  'notifications' ]
> url.pop();
'notifications'
> url.pop();
'api.github.com'
> url = url.concat(['api', 'v3', 'notifications']);
[ 'https:',
  '',
  'api',
  'v3',
  'notifications' ]
> url = url.join('/');
'https://api/v3/notifications'
```

That final URL it puts out is just a bit mangled... is that the intent?


@cgwalters I'm on a warpath with git... so many thanks for that url!


Not on falcon...


should this be a string?


Thanks, I'll take a look at this as soon as I can. I should be able to test everything and get it integrated by the end of next week.


Thanks I solved this yesterday. I forgot to change this during my addon name change.


So for match aosp style :p


All views extend BaseView, so you can omit this installModel.


Nice, I've been meaning to do this.


ok thanks :)


Corrects fprop in ConcatTable when model was saved with nilling (replacing all outputs with empyTensor)


What does this "fix"? And can you be a bit more elaborate on what ucs4 is?
This type of changes need to be better documented.


It works great on CentOS.  I don't have an Ubuntu server to test on, and I didn't write the part for Debian.  Even the Debian package name is a little different than the CentOS name.  I can write the Debian piece this morning and push it up.  I just have to tweak the pkg name for Debian's changes.  See what I mean below:

gitlab-ce_7.10.1~omnibus-1_amd64.deb  <--- Ubuntu
gitlab-ce-7.10.1~omnibus-1.x86_64.rpm   <--- CentOS


thanks for that


Only if it's not recover'd


Not Ok? Educate me by example, please.


:heart:


:chicken:


:clap:


Why no raise exception here?


@odersky can you explain why this matters?


breaking Ocaml compat ... sorry. Will restore ASAP


I agree ;-)


Merci et désolée pour ce dernier commit brouillon...


I'm not sure if ```.bb-tablist``` is edit-only, but since we use it only in edit mode I think it's better to have it here.


I see we have several almost identical "notifications" in index.html markup - I think one is enough - we just need to manipulate with the right l10n-id..


Moved to views/conversation/style/conversation.css


Just put it above of RTL rules.


Moved to views/conversation/style/report-view.css since it's report view specific rule


corrects the behavior of who() in presence of ClassNLLCriterion
(I do not have trepl in my Windows installation)


Loading that module avoids the `bash` segfault due to that infinite recursion on calling `pip`.  Yes, probably makes sense to document that in the config itself...


Joined ```[data-type="list"] .summary time``` and ```[data-type="list"] p time``` from sms.css


yes, but no ;)
I have rethink about it and basically we should have the opposite ^^

because all shinken-objects attributes are mostly read ..

so by opposite, I mean : have on each (shinken-)object the list of its attributes that it defined in the config ; then, when a template has a config property/attribute updated, the code should just find, recursively, what are the objects which inherit from the template, and check if they had defined the property/attribute themselves, if not then also update it on each of such "child" object (and child-child etc.. up to the babies ;) )

we can talk further ..


@wsnipex, @Montellese, @notspiff
You are right I used TinyXML and kodi-* from depends/common. I removed it and now the dependencies are compiling well.
At the moment asplib isn't compiling, because the header files aren't correctly installed. The sub folders in output/include/asplib/* weren't created by CMake. Is it correct to use install(DIRECTORY....) instead of install(FILES...) if I want to include my sub folder structure?


No, Optimus G CPU is apq8064.


It's dropping tables that may or may not exist. It's mainly just a cleanup step.


Ehm... `p - a + a - n` == `p - n` :wink:


why is there a Println?


:+1: such `binary` files can be uploaded while creating a tag in the Github release center. It's a matter of checking out the library, and run `composer install --optimize-autoloader`


Boa!!


Definitely. Changing...


I think intent would be clearer if you did "DROP TABLE IF EXISTS"


@al-martinez the playground in this checkpoint had some errors in it. is there an error-free version?


Hi, when I use your plugin (1.0.6), I got this error:

 Failed to execute goal com.lazerycode.selenium:driver-binary-downloader-maven-plugin:1.0.7:selenium (default) on project org.bigtester.ate.core: Execution default of goal com.lazerycode.selenium:driver-binary-downloader-maven-plugin:1.0.7:selenium failed: Unrecognised operating system name 'osx' -> [Help 1]


Thank you for breaking again and forcing us to trash our builds. Now going to take a few hours to trash, approx 2 days to build fresh again, then test again before we can release another stable build!


1.0.6 and 1.0.7 has the same error


Hi Mark,

I was going to wait till tonight to explain it.. but here it is..

The playground was working just fine. I closed it and reopened it to see if errors i was having went away. When i reopened the playground was no longer displaying data

I keep getting errors of expected ‘,’ separator but i don’t think it’s required. Especially when Xcode just adds it in the middle of a random word.

http://inft.ly/Wq7X966
http://inft.ly/jwWBpvp
http://inft.ly/35ecWVX

In this example it just added a comma at the end

I thought i could get this but in the end. I only got the loops to definitely work

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Normally you would have a trie structure for a given host/port pair and just have it determine what the best match is given a path. It can easily optimize for have no context paths and return immediately without any extra overhead.
When you have context paths, its just a matter of walking the paths from / to / determining if any forward progress can be made.


Since the diff clearly shows the version number changes I wouldn't go through the effort to get them all in the commit message – I'm not sure it adds much :)


j aime le foot les jeux video


These were not the codes I was given.

I have these moving in one direction but not the other, this goes off to Alannah.


j aime les jeux videos


how is that related to guava?


What CL/Vocab is this?  Neither Alannah or I have this.


This extra line break pep8 compatibility. We need only 2.


Hi Al,

Okay - I understand. The source of the issue was actually elsewhere - not
on the line that the screenshots showed - that was only an effect from the
other issue. We can cover it tonight. In the mean time - press on with the
next checkpoint.

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>
> I was going to wait till tonight to explain it.. but here it is..
>
>
> The playground was working just fine. I closed it and reopened it to see
> if errors i was having went away. When i reopened the playground was no
> longer displaying data
>
> I keep getting errors of expected ‘,’ separator but i don’t think it’s
> required. Especially when Xcode just adds it in the middle of a random
> word.
>
> http://inft.ly/Wq7X966
> http://inft.ly/jwWBpvp
> http://inft.ly/35ecWVX
>
> In this example it just added a comma at the end
>
> I thought i could get this but in the end. I only got the loops to
> definitely work
>
>
>
> > On Apr 30, 2015, at 10:01 AM, dothework <notifications@github.com>
> wrote:
> >
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>I do not understand what you write.
>

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sorry, this is a typo


It seems to work quite nice - great job! There are some minor things to fix.

Logic:
- It doesn's seem to like more than one row of buttons. I had two rows of buttons and the toolbar didn't get detached even when the top row of buttons was completely out of the view. The logic should be such that the toolbar gets detached once the top horizontal border of the toolbar is out of the view.

Code (TinyMCE.ts):
- There's a single lonesome ";" on a separate line in updateStickyEditorToolbar
- In updateEditorToolbarPos you call .find twice for the same element, which is not optimal when it comes to DOM browsing. Use a var instead.
- Same thing in calcDistToTopOfScrlbleArea. Actually, since you do (almost) the same type of calculation in both methods, I think you should extract it to a separate method, like "getToolbarOffsetTop" or something.

        private getToolbarOffsetTop(delta: number = 0): number {
            var toolbar = wemjq(this.getHTMLElement()).closest(".form-panel").find(".wizard-step-navigator-and-toolbar"),
stickyToolbarHeight = toolbar.outerHeight(true),
           stickyToolbarOffset = toolbar.offset().top;

            return stickyToolbarOffset + stickyToolbarHeight + delta;
        }


Shouldn't you increment version number so that my bower update will pick it up?


The workaround with the preferred provider works, so there is no need to trash and rebuild.

But you are right, better it compiles and just the first screen comes up than it takes a 2nd attempt to compile and actually works.

Once again:
If you are happy with the existing bugs (e.g. NetworkBrowser adding wrong params to autofs), why don't you use a frozen version of the git?
It will build for the next 100 years without build problems, it will just also be the same shit for the same 100 yrs but it seems that's what you want: New image version but same broken code.


mon premier repertoire sur github


This happen to everybody. Personnaly, I prevent there commit by using:

git add -p

Do you know that parameter? Mostly, it show you all the diff and you need to accept all of them manualy. So it force a quick review of the code to prevent this.


I wonder if there is a way we could write a sufficient hashable instance for `SVGOptions` without the constructor for
for `SvgM`, which we currently would need since `defs :: Maybe SvgM`. But the constructor is not exported from the lucid package. I'm sure Chris Done would accept a PR with a hashable instance but it would be nice if we didn't need
to depend on the internals of external packages when writing backends. I would appreciate any thoughts on the matter. This branch was written to address acowley's issue in porting charts to 1.3.


Please calm down everybody - i think no one involved in the discussion is in the position to complain that much and harsh. We had build-errors in the passed - caused by almost everybody involved in this discussion (captain and me included) - and we will have occasional build-errors in the future.
And as Andy pointed out - not every local testing (without much history) in a test-branch does have to behave like in a build which runs allready for weeks.
At least for me - before i run a public build, i run a test-build for one machine in a separate build-environment with almost same history. If that dramatically fails, i restore the backup from it and i do not run the public build till it is fixed.


j aime le foot, les jeux videos


maybe it's better to wait for bug 1156631 before this one ?


You can remove the wrapper language here, everything is a wrapper around something else.  But do call out that the errors returned by this function are `btcjson.RPCError`s so they can be returned as-is by RPC server functions.


sometimes I need to test single case, can you develop make demo 0,make demo 1,... and make sysv 0,make sysv 1,..., so I can Independently test case 0, case 1 in demo or sys.
That function is very useful for me.
I can implement that function by "mv ../../data/demo ../../data/demo_backup; mkdir ../../data/demo; cp ../../data/demo_back/5.* ../../data/demo;make demo #for demo case 5"


Thanks for review Alan, will update it soon.


A quoi correspondent tous ces nouveaux settings ?


Le flag  correspondant au sujet de la PR.


Just render it into a  `ByteString` and hash that?


Not all errors are internal.  Use a type check to only convert errors that aren't already `btcjson.RPCError`s.  They may be this already, for example, if the RPC to btcd failed.


Correct doc link for alpha7: https://github.com/jquery/globalize/tree/02eb68f811e524db2117eac8cee465dd5d990ea4#2-cldr-content

We are currently inlcuding following files for unit tests:
````
<script src="../../../external/cldrjs/cldr.js"></script>
<script src="../../../external/cldrjs/cldr/supplemental.js"></script>
<script src="../../../external/cldrjs/cldr/event.js"></script>
<script src="../../../external/globalize/globalize.js"></script>
<script src="../../../external/globalize/globalize/date.js"></script>
<script src="../../../external/localization.js"></script>
````

I guess there is some data missing in localization.js


Indeed I caused issues as well. But at least I had the decency to accept I made a mistake.


Forgot to add lat lon constraint... woops

    delimiter $$

    CREATE TABLE `buoy_device` (
      `latitude` decimal(18,12) NOT NULL,
      `longitude` decimal(18,12) NOT NULL,
      `device_id` int(11) NOT NULL,
      PRIMARY KEY (`latitude`,`longitude`,`device_id`),
      KEY `fk_buoy_device_1` (`device_id`),
      KEY `fk_buoy_device_2` (`latitude`,`longitude`),
      CONSTRAINT `fk_buoy_device_2` FOREIGN KEY (`latitude`, `longitude`) REFERENCES `buoy` (`latitude`, `longitude`) ON DELETE NO ACTION ON UPDATE NO ACTION,
      CONSTRAINT `fk_buoy_device_1` FOREIGN KEY (`device_id`) REFERENCES `device` (`id`) ON DELETE NO ACTION ON UPDATE NO ACTION
    ) ENGINE=InnoDB DEFAULT CHARSET=latin1$$


It should also be a `btcjson.RPCError` (no pointer).


well, there is always this approach https://github.com/rmasters/filter


Looks good (+)


Hay que ponerle acentos


@gatti2602 tiene sentido que creemos un metodo en la clase dominio "buscar alumnos" cuando lo que hace es el findAll? quizas yo soy medio villero a y a vos te gusta encapsular pero para mi es mas simple llamar al findAll directo y fue.


@DarkDimius I can't explain very well. There seems to be a reason why the backend needs to work with full trees. I thought it was maybe that lazy trees got loaded only in later phases. I tried to switch phase to the initial loading phase for lazily loaded trees, but that did not help.


You’re totally right. I forgot the Readme history. Totally OK to remove it from the code.

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The pre-repo history is still there in README.md<https://github.com/csells/FormatDesigner/blob/cae78a79cedbe10c944d05d041dade4f34854ff3/README.md#history>. I didn't feel it was necessary to maintain it in two places but if you find it's important to have in code then I can revert to this.

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$DEVICE --> $1
& Remove line 3


I know this was a carry-over from thoughtbot, but stylistically prefer single quotes in sass.


I was thinking of something along those lines, let me try it.
thanks


@gatti2602 estaba buscando lo de belongs to y una vez lo use y lo tengo configurado como algo asi:
static belongsTo = [alumno:Alumno] si te llega a fallar, proba con esto que te pase recien


OK - have put in a fix to delete it in the destructor so it will be cleaned up when the extension is unloaded. If Visual Studio itself crashes then I can't really do anything else (other than search for older files and delete them) but this should at least cover any case of the extension just throwing an exception.

I had thought maybe of putting the files in a subfolder and emptying it on startup but I talked myself out of it just because I didn't want to confuse things when running multiple instances (same reason I didn't just go for a fixed specific temp file name).

I can take a look at automatically cleaning up, maybe if the files are in a subfolder called "CPPCheckPlugin" in the temp directory and I just deleted any file older than X days then that (along with the fixes I've already submitted), will suffice?


this needs to stay


I'm actually -1 on this. If you'd rather not error out without a port set, that's fine, but in L92 you set `built_galaxy_url = conf['galaxy_url']` which is a case that was already tested in https://github.com/bgruening/docker-ipython-notebook/blob/d81c88081cfaeb0c6e5b5df6abd9de7e3078004b/galaxy.py#L77

which I specifically removed in https://github.com/bgruening/docker-ipython-notebook/commit/2649f4d0698cb9dee3283efd4cdf628ea32c3004#diff-20392667ca1d8b95451b73a8755dcccf


Hi, @hoytech!

Will you really deprecate Thrust & Alien::Thrust? It's so sad since I like this module very much. In theses days, I'm trying to test Thrust & Alien::Thrust on MS Windows and Linux. So, could I be a co-author of these modules to update in CPAN if you don't mind? :-)


Nah, I like it. In this way everyone can understand the code :)


@svenmueller , thanks. I just configured my git user.


I'm in favor of that. I figured I'd leave it because people are doing double quotes all over the place anyway and I *swear* I got a validation error on `@charset 'utf-8';` that requested double quotes. But MDN seems to say either works.


Can you indent this properly? Just following the default indentation in DrRacket or in racket-mode should be fine.

Also, I think this loop would be clearer as a `for/list`, and with some names for the repeated computation.


Not sure `EnterWithStmt` needs to be reinstated, but `ExitWithStmt` needs to pop the `_withQualifier` stack.


Can you move this 2 lines to ProjectUtils (sth like "getFileName")?, I think we can use it in other places.


`$('<span>')` would be enough


So
create mode 100644 build.sh

chmod +x build.sh
& repush


Il s'agit simplement de features que j'ai déplacés pour qu'ils soient par ordre alphabétique.
...
(Oui, c'est une névrose mais je me soigne)

Si tu veux je peux faire deux commits séparés.


You could simplify this if you want and remove all of the config above `Normal jscsrc`, except with `excludeFiles` for `node_modules/**` and `coverage/**`.

Then, you could remove package.json dependencies for `jscs-jscs-rules` and `esprima-fb`.


I don't quite see the need to have a separate RLazyVals object. There are no conflicts between names defined there and the other names in lazyNme. But whatever.


no trouble


Only to prevent badly behaving listeners from breaking the completion cycle


lgtm


It's not a variable here, it's a property in a map:

`animation: animation-a 1s map-get($timing-function, snap-in)`


Lo agregue a proposito para preguntarlo hoy, porque hay varias razones por
las que no usar los metodos dinamicos de grails a mansalva y explotar
directamente la clase de dominio:

Podes hacer tests, si siempre usas la API del dominio te aseguras de cubrir
los tests para la msima. Sino seria imposible probar todos los metodos
dinamicos.

No tenes un diseño de dominio anemico, que es lo que pidieron en clase.

Igualmente dejemoslo ahi, lo codee para tener un ejemplo y preguntar hoy si
lo quieren asi o les da igual. Ellos hablaban de codear usando POJOs. No se
terminologia nueva para mi.

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just uninstall and install again, it will.. I didn't want to increment the version since it was the same feature that I claimed as implemented:)


When I have, I do.
You can clearly see on other commits.

But this IS a bitbake bug. It reparses recipes before every build, but obviously for nothing.
A cache isn't a cache unless it also gets updated when data changes.
See my disk cache example. You can't make a cache unchangeable.
Caches that don't get updated when cached data changes aren't called cache but static data rubbish.

BTW: I've run into a different cache bug when experimenting with Samba 3.6.
bitbake does not rebuild packages on changed recipes, it just starts where it stopped the last time.

Assuming you can skip unpack, patch, configure and even make clean **although the recipe changed** is not safe and bitbake needs to be blamed for this.


1640-AddHVACPart1 (kbenne) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: Build Failed

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


there shouldn't be a space after `!`


Recommend declaring variables at the top of the file.


con respecto a lo del belongTo, no te sabria decir, lo copie del manual de grails :P y no lo pude probar aun, me quede con el problema de las materias


Not PEP8 compliant, should be status_grid.


Why is it broken?


set to None as it will always be a managed node, never a client that replies?  Even if a PmidNode would reply, then from_node still has the PmidNode's name, correct?


You are right, any suggestion? ProductData maybe?


swapped on reply as suggested


`A _sequence of actions_ animation is an animation in which multiple elements animation, typically a primary action then a secondary action that complements the primary action`

When writing documentation, we want to be as clear and concise as possible. We also want to be professional, not conversational, and avoid "talking" to our audience with the use of **you**


does this conflict with line 208? how about blanket "No JS in HAML/HTML"?


You can simply return the call to `SendRawTransaction` here since the return types of both functions match.  The extra branching accomplishes nothing.


Sure


My prefer mixins over `@extend`?


@gatti2602 casi que me convences... dejemoslo a ver que le gusta a ellos. jaja no tengo ni idea de eso de POJOs.
Lo del belongsTo me surgio solo porque se que una vez lo use y lo puse distinto..nada mas, si llega a funcar fue...


Certifié sans porc.


OK. Then I would recommend that you add a WARN here whilst fixing the other bug you found in this class.


Try compiling a test.scm file

(define (foo x)
  (* x x x x x))

with a gsc built with gcc 5 and you'll have a surprise :)

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#include <stdio.h>

int main()
{
   int n;

   printf("Enter an integer\n");
   scanf("%d", &n);

   if (n%2 == 0)
      printf("Even\n");
   else
      printf("Odd\n");

   return 0;
}


We have no variables.
Please replace all variables with `map-get($timing-function, bounce-in)` with whatever the relevant function is


@daviddarx nice one. please be more descriptive in your commit messages though :D


I pasted this list from the Metadata Mapping 04-14-2015.xls


What does LTR mean?


I've just pushed in the Debian bit of code, but need someone to test it.  Do you have a machine to try on?


I did not modify anything here, I don't know why GitHub says so.


Err this needs the file too. mapbox.js-plugins does not automatically download anything


After 'err' label function returns value of 'rv',  here it returns literal integer (SC_ERROR_OUT_OF_MEMORY).
To work as expected the 'rv = SC_ERROR_OUT_OF_MEMORY' has to be inserted before this line.


Do we have any "standard" template?
We all should apply the same formatting rules to avoid this kind of discussions.


The `$DB->strencode()` call in the previous line already takes care of those cases. You're just going to end up double-encoding these characters that way.


"Nature and Environment" is a subject, not a topic category AFAICT


:) Sounds better, what about ProductViewData? I don't understand really the goal of the class.


Well, its not in the API though so I don't think its necessary to add handling for Runtime and Error so yeah, lets leave it as is


looks like the previous solution was better


Good call. I almost put that.


Ah, I missed that comment. That's more or less what I meant. But consider that we don't have a "meta-project" that pull all of this together, and that we'd like our project to still build "the normal way" if you just "git clone" it, "./autogen.sh && ./configure && make", where would the configuration and building of the dependencies go?

Also, when we build as part of a gclient setup, our own configure needs to be told where the dependencies have been put.

For Chromium, I think there's a sort of meta-repo, with a build file that makes sure all the dependencies are build before going into the Chromium source code, I'd guess? But for us, that's a bit intense too... :smiley:


All the work formerly done by `finish` is instead done by `build-stage0` directly. Lines #31-47 and #68-70 in `build-stage0` do all the work of this script.


The `WithStmtContext`'s `ValueStmtContext` needs to be resolved using  `GetClosestScopeDeclaration` via `EnterIdentifier`, but then if the returned `Declaration` is a `DeclarationType.Function` or `DeclarationType.PropertyGet`, we need to also resolve the member's return type, and if that return type has a `Declaration` object in scope, then *that* is the `Declaration` the `With` block is working with; if the return type cannot be resolved, then the `With` block member calls cannot be resolved either (then perhaps there can be another flag to bypass resolution while we're in that specific `With` block?)


208 is about JS links. `= javascript_link_tag`. There are also instances where embedded JS is preferable (or, at least, the practice) – e.g., Exit Pages.


Utilize Long ao invés de Int, e "Int" não existe, o que existe é Integer. Lembrando que "Int" é diferente de "int".

Ajustar id_nivel_usuario para idNivelUsuario


Somewhat similar to your other comment below, when I've used `svn:externals`, way back then, I preferred to refer to trunk and use `-rXYZ` (or `@XYZ`, I forget, my svn-fu is appropriately rusty!), rather than a tag copy, since those are mutable as well.


This has been integrated into `build-butch.sh`. Lines 9-24.

All instances of tarxf() in scripts have also been fixed.


Keeping!


jQuery does not support such event now.

Must be

`jQuery(document).ajaxStart ...`


There are other means to add a ROOT context that we could attempt. Depending on the purpose of this project, i.e. whether to build dev versus prod environments, I would minimize the number of packages that need to be installed to reduce its footprint and surface area of attack. `tomcat-webapps` adds the JSP/Servlet example apps that would likely not be useful to APEX devs. In fact, I personally would avoid installing the Tomcat manager's app as well. I often see probe attempts on /manager/html. In the past there have been vulnerabilities. My two cents... would consent to leaving `tomcat-webapps` in the mix. :-)


Not sure why we'd need `assert()` here -- the function's return typehint is `: Promise {` ... php will error out for us if the wrong thing is returned.


I did answer your question. I stated to handle it at make time; likely in a "prereq" pseudo target or whatever what generally make sense in makefiles.


Yes, using `<<-EOF` in this case let me tab indent the work being done, which was easier to read.


TFactories vanilla == TFactories base


if you've actually got a subject value for this field I'll rename this field to subject so it lines up with the one in the legacy schema. I know we have a mapping from topic category->subject, but I assumed this field was here to represent the original topic category.


Pregunta, ¿No tiene un atributo order el Task? ¿Siempre su ubicación en el array va a ser el mismo index que su order? ¿Qué pasa con las tasks inactivas?


No problem, I had a similar thought when I first committed this. Will fix it shortly.


@viciious Yes, it is relevant, but the patch is still experimental though.

Lines 437-442 address an issue with hitting a ramp at speed. If you have enough speed, its possible the next frame would place you deep enough in the ramp that stepslidemove doesn't believe you can step. So it clips and you loose speed until you can step.

RS_ClipRampVelocity fixes a much smaller issue. In some cases it is possible to jump/dash off a surface without ever clipping against it. So at seemingly random times, you wouldn't gain speed when landing on a ramp.

Anyways, I wanted to test this on our servers to make sure it's side effect free. Then if you like I can send it over to you guys.


Ok!


Correto!


#45 @norine-badr @maikany @basmaelgeziry @FadyKesbra


I would use the error message: ```"Missing omdoc:CMP ancestor for symbol $symb"```


I'll add in the original error message, then. It is worth noting, however, that this was tested pretty extensively.

Here is the table of my results:
Debian 6: super_chroot doesn't compile!
Debian 7: super-chroot doesn't work!
Fedora 18: super-chroot doesn't work!
Fedora 21: super_chroot works!
Ubuntu 14.04: super_chroot works!
SUSE 13.2: super_chroot works!
Alpine 3.1.2: super_chroot works!
Void: super_chroot works!


I think a comment clarifying what you mean by blanket would be helpful


You're right!


Nit: It'd be good to say something like "keyed by the simplified version of the `Self` type"


Shouldn't this be a normal `double[]`?


Nit: can we assert that this is always set consistently?


When it comes to splitting up lines for PEP8, it's often choice of multiple evils.  This talk goes into it very well:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wf-BqAjZb8M

It's a personal thing, but I think in this case I'd type:
```
scale = T.maximum(self.eps, T.sqrt(new_sum_squared_grad))
delta_x_t = -epsilon / scale * grads[param]
```
I don't know if it's worth changing, depends on what the decision-makers say!


If it works, would be great if you could open a PR in my upstream.


#Start a Yodiz Account


Also, it's probably more appropriate to use the "unexpected" Error type with "empty-node", similar to:
https://github.com/brucemiller/LaTeXML/blob/master/lib/LaTeXML/Core/Document.pm#L75


"Incement" no es el mejor nombre, ya que no siempre se incrementa el index.


fixed


Get User Model from settings.AUTH_USER_MODEL


This as well.


> mime-edit.el is installable, but not loadable.

Hmm, on my XEmacs non-MULE environment, without CCL programs,
(flim-1_14-wl 2014-09-15 and semi-epg 2014-02-13), mime-edit is
loadable and can be used from Wanderlust.

Note that the *.elc files are incompatible between MULE and
non-MULE, so you should byte-compile APEL, FLIM, SEMI and
Wanderlust with non-MULE.

> want to drop a support for non-mule

Anyway, I agree it's hard to support non-MULE, so I'll follow
your decision, whether you drop non-MULE or not.


Actually it is fixed upstream in x264's x86inc.asm.


Nit: can you write these in a chained style with the `.` lined up? maybe with an intermediate variable if necessary? I find this line pretty dense as is.


So, changeOrigin just changes the Host header to be the same domain as the target server.
I work with some servers that won't respond (correctly) unless this is true.

As an alternative to changeOrigin, I've used the headers option in grunt-connect-proxy to spoof the Host header. It is also nice to have in case you need to add an Auth header to bypass basic auth.

I've PR'd an approximation of the grunt-connect-proxy headers config option for your perusal -- #35.


`PythonFlake8` seems to be missing here.


Is there really a Node JS Git module? :p


nit: similarly here I'd prefer a chain, but it's also ok as is


Quick mockup of how the organisation summary page might look. The numbers are random, and the slugs randomly picked. The numbers are currently links, which creates quite a small hit point, two following screenshots show suggestions around this.

cc @rivalee @benilovj

![screen shot 2015-04-30 at 15 32 26](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/319055/7415239/660563fc-ef4f-11e4-91d5-00bc22510d14.png)
![screen shot 2015-04-30 at 15 39 06](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/319055/7415240/66169a8c-ef4f-11e4-9fe7-5c774076554b.png)
![screen shot 2015-04-30 at 15 40 40](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/319055/7415241/6624c92c-ef4f-11e4-8946-256a0093228b.png)

Sketch
![screen shot 2015-04-30 at 15 42 05](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/319055/7415250/7ff7467c-ef4f-11e4-94e0-a719eaa98884.png)


See d63687f


Are you going to rebase this branch on top of master (where tests uses AMD now). You'll be able to use something similar as https://github.com/jquery/globalize/blob/master/test/functional/date/date-formatter.js#L2-L11.


On Wed, Apr 29, 2015 at 02:02:10PM -0700, pbrunet wrote:
> I think it should stay like this before the release to be sure we will not have errors anymore.
> Lancelot said to me that we just need to change : `from distutils import setup` by `from setuptools import setup` and everything works. I hope it is true!!

I tried this and that's not true because we have custom rules :-/


I can work on rebasing the datepicker branch if you'd like.


See 2470265 and 35715e5


See 5704bc3


You can do `it->get()`


See 5a42297


Actually, at this point, we probably want to just do a merge instead of a rebase.


typo: "frac_digits"


Dbus actually does build on Darwin. This breaks the packages which currently depend on it, like gtk3. For reference, note that homebrew also provides dbus (https://github.com/Homebrew/homebrew/blob/master/Library/Formula/d-bus.rb).


Here is the goal :)
https://github.com/sphereio/sphere-jvm-sdk/issues/182


un console log qui traine


What about hooks like `JavaCheckstyle` and `PythonFlake8`, where the language is tacked on as a prefix? Should we include some provision for those in the naming guidelines?


I think this method should just take the self type. Then you don't have to worry about it being none, and it'd probably be easier to integrate into method dispatch, no?


The self-type should never be None in a trait-ref, I don't think. It is only None in object types. (But see above.)


Good question! Maybe we can add the condition to add this symbolic link when node4ords is not installed? Although this will not help if the user wants to use Tomcat directly when node4ords is installed. I subscribe to a (perhaps outdated?) philosophy of hosting static content on a web server as opposed to a Tomcat container.


Почему retry_policy вместо max_retries? По сути различий нет. А вот настройку в 3 попытки можно вынести в константу в defaults.


Use normal variable


Of course we can, you know I am not good at naming something


can you elaborate? what method? what list?


Why not use

    sym.info.abstractTermMembers.headOption ...

instead?


Long-Term Release. Long-Term… Support? Dang. Hold on.


LTS


Or maybe left-to-right, but I don't think that applies here


LGTM


Nit: can you move the `{` to the next line, or otherwise reformat so that the `if` body is separated from the condition?


Nice catch, I didn't notice that we already have a method for this.


This is where I'll implement #1.


This looks great too. I like how you pulled more things into `TraitDef`. I left some comments but am basically happy.


Wouldn't be better to have an String with placeholders and then using with String.format?


test


While there hasn't been any reports of crashes related to AVX, I don't think our kernel will support it due to needing to save the wider registers during context shifts.


:+1: to the idea of adding an extra word to make the hit points bigger (slight preference for `items` over `responses`).

Other feedback on the prototype:

- should it be more obvious that the columns are sortable? (eg by having a default sort indicator visible)
- we need to have an "all content" link as the first row of the table
- according to @rivalee's prototypes, we should have page titles rather than page URLs (we don't have this data in the app, the backend will have to be changed to fetch it when the org information is fetched)


I already did (cherry picked the Globalize commits), please see https://github.com/fnagel/jquery-ui/tree/datepicker-globalize


@pazdera Does this need to go in for the release?


Eh. This requires a change.


just a note: It is DRYer to write ``if VERSION[:2] <= (1, 6)``


Typo: should be 'implementing'


The first `int64` on that line can be omitted.


Wait, @scottgonzalez you are talking about rebasing / merging latest master into datepicker branch. If so, go ahead...


Incorrect. `strencode` is a wrapper for [`mysql_real_escape_string`](http://php.net/manual/en/function.mysql-real-escape-string.php) (when using mysql, obviously), which does not escape `_` or `%`. Nor would it make sense to, as those special characters are specific to pattern-matching contexts.


Enlevé


Oh, and btw:
Stop whining at atvcaptain.
He's busy enough even without playing postman.

You know where you can find me.
There is no commit of mine with comments from others where I haven't answered ASAP.

Bitching about others through a 3rd person is about the worst style imaginable.
Most people learn that at school ...


If you're not binding a local variable in the algorithm, don't use "let".


curious what a before and after looks like on this.


It's not really clear if there is a spectrum of allowed values here, or if it's implementation defined.


I would like to get everything working like it did before introducing Globalize without another merge. Can you tell me what data is missing in the current branch? What needs to be included?


Nice job removing these defines


?? Whining at ATVcaptain??

Still getting this: -

NOTE: Executing RunQueue Tasks
WARNING: QA Issue: samba requires /usr/bin/perl, but no providers in its RDEPENDS [file-rdeps]
ERROR: QA Issue: cifs-doc is listed in PACKAGES multiple times, this leads to packaging errors. [packages-list]
Currently 1 running tasks (11031 of 11079):
0: vuplus-xbmc-13.2-r4_20141202_p0_ed2750e32e965dfdc624d7f49adc7e27913c81e5 do_compile (pid 25469)


Ewww, a global.  I'd much rather see this held in a field of the Ring.  The relevant tests can call some setter function to override it.

And it can be written `var now = time.Now().Unix`.


Tests weren't working. But, the demo localization. Does the demo work for you?


@noonereally as @Phr33d0m said, it's almost always better to use as less memory as possible.
Why store duplicate data, if your code can run on only one copy?

I think you understood good. "+" at the end of tasklist means - get previous <b>defined</b> level and add task from them to this level.


Should local editor see all results?


Looks like you misspelled "canola" !


Should  editor see all results?


lol. dun worry me too. but i'm just lazy at typing. lol


Because it's not following the namespace pattern, so it won't correctly handle namespaces.


Titles were left out because I wasn't sure about viability immediately. Jake says, "very viable". Here's an option with both path and title:

![screen shot 2015-04-30 at 16 00 16](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/319055/7415647/3e7cc458-ef52-11e4-8a56-21d885c4e91c.png)


Fixed!


Admin have permision "access all webform results" it is necessary to have both of these permisions for correct working?


Désolé, mais ... Il faut 4 blanc au début de la ligne et il reste des `**` qui traine à la fin ;)


it was correct before. but it should probably be cloned


@kodekarl, this should do for verbosity for at least the "--create" command, but I just noticed that these are cluttered all over the place in different pbuilder calls, a unified wrapper to call pbuilder would solve the problem I guess?


Nice demonstration of Core Data knowledge


Refactor means no functional change involved.


:+1: :+1:


Does this mean the New method won't re-use the same limiter we define elsewhere? I can't find any usages of this method anywhere, so I assume it's mostly just here for testing, but I wanted to ask the question.

Otherwise, this feels like a better implementation of what I was doing. Thanks!


That looks ace :+1:


so, wait ... can `exp` ever actually be equal to `i16::MIN` ?  The exponent in an `f64` encoded via IEEE 754 should only be 11-bits, right?

(If your intention is just that this code work even for numbers that go beyond IEEE 754, that's fine; I'm just checking.)


So this test is correct, but seems to me to be a odd way to express a test that a value is outside of a range.  It would be better as:

```
    if !(-maxClockSkew < skew && skew < maxClockSkew) {
```


NOTE: Preparing RunQueue
NOTE: Executing SetScene Tasks
NOTE: Executing RunQueue Tasks
WARNING: QA Issue: samba requires /usr/bin/perl, but no providers in its RDEPENDS [file-rdeps]
ERROR: QA Issue: cifs-doc is listed in PACKAGES multiple times, this leads to packaging errors. [packages-list]
WARNING: QA Issue: File '/usr/bin/xbmc.helper' from vuplus-xbmc was already stripped, this will prevent future debugging! [already-stripped]
NOTE: Tasks Summary: Attempted 11079 tasks of which 10984 didn't need to be rerun and all succeeded.

Summary: There were 6 WARNING messages shown.
Summary: There was 1 ERROR message shown, returning a non-zero exit code.
make: *** [image] Error 1


nit: Should this comment say `// -inf -1 -0  0  1  inf nan`, since its supposed to include the minus sign on negative zero?


Would you be able to move this to dataunpack.cpp.. Right where swap32 is defined? Half asking.. Co-locates the swapping code


I didn't find any problem using transformers 0.4.3.0. Why did you remove transformers 0.4.*?


Can you provide a codepen demo for this? I tested last night and they still
worked for me.
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The bottom line is that mining isn't really what miners are about.
It is maintaining the GUI.

For M8M, the GUI is the web miniservers. You don't see legacy miners giving up the user interface just because connection goes down. Well, sometimes they do but that's another story.


can we not use use the device tree instead of hardcode the address?


Just successful commits, failed tests do not get deployed. Just in case this is misleading


Oops


Maybe nice to add the extra space above too to make the code symmetric.


What's "it"?


Actually, afaik, the javascript interpreter does exactly that behind the scenes, as there is no "local variable" concept in javascript. I've had some really interesting issues when not correctly accounting for it.


Same here


I don't really like the formulation, all messages are transferred as frames. How about starting with something like this:
* when you send a query, you can set the fetch size to limit the number of rows returned by Cassandra
* recall the different ways to set the fetch size (QueryOptions, per statement), and the fact that it's not necessarily exact (C* might return slightly more or less results)
* if a query returns has more rows, C* will also return a paging state that allows clients to execute the query again, starting at the next page (as you said below)


LGTM modulo comments


Really? fail instead? Interesting.


fixed.


I'm having `wrong number of arguments (3 for 2)` here.
Because
```
>> @cache.method(:set).source_location
=> [".rbenv/versions/2.2.0/lib/ruby/gems/2.2.0/gems/sprockets-3.0.3/lib/sprockets/cache/file_store.rb", 81]
```
This is my bundle:
```
 * actionmailer (4.2.1)
  * actionpack (4.2.1)
  * actionview (4.2.1)
  * activejob (4.2.1)
  * activemodel (4.2.1)
  * activerecord (4.2.1)
  * activesupport (4.2.1)
  * addressable (2.3.8)
  * arel (6.0.0)
  * autoprefixer-rails (5.1.8.1)
  * bcrypt (3.1.10)
  * better_errors (2.1.1)
  * binding.repl (3.0.0)
  * binding_of_caller (0.7.2)
  * bootstrap-sass (3.3.4.1)
  * bower-rails (0.9.2)
  * builder (3.2.2)
  * bundler (1.8.3)
  * byebug (4.0.5)
  * capistrano (3.4.0)
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  * capistrano-passenger (0.0.5)
  * capistrano-rails (1.1.2)
  * capistrano-rails-console (0.5.2)
  * capybara (2.4.4)
  * cd (1.0.1)
  * celluloid (0.16.0)
  * childprocess (0.5.6)
  * chunky_png (1.3.4)
  * clipboard (1.0.6)
  * code (0.9.0)
  * coderay (1.1.0)
  * coffee-rails (4.1.0)
  * coffee-script (2.4.1)
  * coffee-script-source (1.9.1.1)
  * colorize (0.7.5)
  * columnize (0.9.0)
  * compass (1.0.3)
  * compass-core (1.0.3)
  * compass-import-once (1.0.5)
  * compass-rails (2.0.4 503d8b7)
  * database_cleaner (1.4.1)
  * debug_inspector (0.0.2)
  * debugging (1.1.0)
  * devise (3.4.1)
  * devise-i18n (0.12.0)
  * diff-lcs (1.2.5)
  * ejs (1.1.1)
  * erubis (2.7.0)
  * every_day_irb (2.0.0)
  * execjs (2.5.2)
  * factory_girl (4.5.0)
  * factory_girl_rails (4.5.0)
  * faker (1.4.3)
  * fancy_irb (1.0.0)
  * ffi (1.9.8)
  * figaro (1.1.0)
  * font-awesome-rails (4.3.0.0)
  * formatador (0.2.5)
  * globalid (0.3.5)
  * gmaps4rails (2.1.2)
  * guard (2.12.5)
  * guard-bundler (2.1.0)
  * guard-compat (1.2.1)
  * guard-rails (0.7.1)
  * guard-rspec (4.5.0)
  * haml (4.0.6)
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  * hirb (0.7.3)
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  * warden (1.2.3)
  * web-console (2.1.2)
  * websocket (1.2.1)
  * wirb (2.0.0)
  * xpath (2.0.0)
```
I believe it should be related to compass-rails gem


Both, the demo and the tests, work my branch.

My question is how to do custom formatting as needed for the unit test mentioned above (using a formatting like "Wednesday, January 1, 2014"). You told be using option ````locale: globalize.dateFormatter( { date: "full" } )```` is correct but it won't work due to Globalize errors which seem to be caused by insufficient cldr data. I need to know which data is missing so I can fix this.


Is it possible for this to fail? What happens if I pass in {requiredCapabilities: false}?


> result page indexes

This gives the impression that you can do stuff like "jump to page N", which you can't. I would only mention the "next page" case.


s/do/to


It's a re-write, but still has the same effects.


You should use the property here [[[self fetchedResultsController] fetchedObjects] count]


This patch makes it so you will run until an obstacle, what's the prob?


Gets a Project via its id.


> You told be using option locale: globalize.dateFormatter( { date: "full" } ) is correct

I never said that. Please, ping me on IRC or Skype. It will be more productive.


Since we cannot test this on dev until java 8 is installed, here is a preview of the changes.

##### Old (current):
curl 'https://devapi.opentreeoflife.org/cached/treemachine/v1/getSyntheticTree' -H 'Content-Type: application/json' --data-binary '{"treeID":"otol.draft.22","format":"arguson","maxDepth":"2","subtreeNodeID":"792659"}'
```json
{
  "name" : "Gavia",
  "nodeid" : 792659,
  "children" : [ {
    "ottId" : "3595544",
    "hasChildren" : false,
    "taxSource" : "gbif:4966468",
    "nleaves" : 0,
    "name" : "Gavia egeriana",
    "supportedBy" : [ "taxonomy" ],
    "taxRank" : "species",
    "nodeid" : 792664
  }, {
    "nleaves" : 2,
    "name" : "",
    "supportedBy" : [ "ot_104_1_a2c48df995ddc9fd208986c3d4225112550c8452" ],
    "children" : [ {
      "descendantNameList" : [ "Gavia arctica", "Gavia pacifica" ],
      "hasChildren" : true,
      "nleaves" : 0,
      "name" : "",
      "supportedBy" : [ "ot_104_1_a2c48df995ddc9fd208986c3d4225112550c8452" ],
      "nodeid" : 3873607
    }, {
      "descendantNameList" : [ "Gavia immer", "Gavia adamsii" ],
      "hasChildren" : true,
      "nleaves" : 0,
      "name" : "",
      "supportedBy" : [ "ot_104_1_a2c48df995ddc9fd208986c3d4225112550c8452" ],
      "nodeid" : 3873606
    } ],
    "nodeid" : 3873605
  }, {
    "ottId" : "3595546",
    "hasChildren" : false,
    "taxSource" : "gbif:4966466",
    "nleaves" : 0,
    "name" : "Gavia palaeodytes",
    "supportedBy" : [ "taxonomy" ],
    "taxRank" : "species",
    "nodeid" : 792665
  }, {
    "ottId" : "3595548",
    "hasChildren" : false,
    "taxSource" : "gbif:4966464",
    "nleaves" : 0,
    "name" : "Gavia howardae",
    "supportedBy" : [ "taxonomy" ],
    "taxRank" : "species",
    "nodeid" : 792666
  }, {
    "ottId" : "3595545",
    "hasChildren" : false,
    "taxSource" : "gbif:4966467",
    "nleaves" : 0,
    "name" : "Gavia fortis",
    "supportedBy" : [ "taxonomy" ],
    "taxRank" : "species",
    "nodeid" : 792663
  }, {
    "ottId" : "3595547",
    "hasChildren" : false,
    "taxSource" : "gbif:4966465",
    "nleaves" : 0,
    "name" : "Gavia concinna",
    "supportedBy" : [ "taxonomy" ],
    "taxRank" : "species",
    "nodeid" : 792667
  }, {
    "ottId" : "1057044",
    "hasChildren" : false,
    "taxSource" : "ncbi:37040,gbif:2481958,irmng:10855603",
    "nleaves" : 0,
    "name" : "Gavia stellata",
    "supportedBy" : [ "taxonomy", "ot_104_1_a2c48df995ddc9fd208986c3d4225112550c8452" ],
    "taxRank" : "species",
    "nodeid" : 792673
  } ],
  "maxnodedepth" : 2,
  "nleaves" : 8,
  "taxSource" : "ncbi:37038,gbif:2481954,irmng:1278293,irmng:1278204",
  "taxRank" : "genus",
  "ottId" : "803675",
  "pathToRoot" : [ {
    "name" : "Gaviidae",
    "nodeid" : 792657
  }, {
    "name" : "Gaviiformes",
    "nodeid" : 792656
  }, {
    "nodeid" : 3847732
  }, {
    "nodeid" : 3847690
  }, {
    "nodeid" : 3847770
  }, {
    "nodeid" : 3847771
  }, {
    "nodeid" : 3847676
  }, {
    "nodeid" : 3847772
  }, {
    "name" : "Neognathae",
    "nodeid" : 788776
  }, {
    "name" : "Aves",
    "nodeid" : 788774
  }, {
    "name" : "Coelurosauria",
    "nodeid" : 788773
  }, {
    "name" : "Theropoda",
    "nodeid" : 788772
  }, {
    "name" : "Saurischia",
    "nodeid" : 788771
  }, {
    "name" : "Dinosauria",
    "nodeid" : 788770
  }, {
    "name" : "Archosauria",
    "nodeid" : 788769
  }, {
    "name" : "Testudines + Archosauria group",
    "nodeid" : 788767
  }, {
    "name" : "Sauria",
    "nodeid" : 788764
  }, {
    "name" : "Sauropsida",
    "nodeid" : 788762
  }, {
    "name" : "Amniota",
    "nodeid" : 764515
  }, {
    "name" : "Tetrapoda",
    "nodeid" : 740290
  }, {
    "name" : "Dipnotetrapodomorpha",
    "nodeid" : 740213
  }, {
    "name" : "Sarcopterygii",
    "nodeid" : 740190
  }, {
    "name" : "Euteleostomi",
    "nodeid" : 740188
  }, {
    "name" : "Teleostomi",
    "nodeid" : 740187
  }, {
    "name" : "Gnathostomata",
    "nodeid" : 740185
  }, {
    "name" : "Vertebrata",
    "nodeid" : 740183
  }, {
    "name" : "Craniata",
    "nodeid" : 740182
  }, {
    "nodeid" : 3843618
  }, {
    "name" : "Chordata",
    "nodeid" : 733084
  }, {
    "name" : "Deuterostomia",
    "nodeid" : 732850
  }, {
    "nodeid" : 3843340
  }, {
    "name" : "Bilateria",
    "nodeid" : 731890
  }, {
    "nodeid" : 3872971
  }, {
    "nodeid" : 3872970
  }, {
    "nodeid" : 3872969
  }, {
    "name" : "Metazoa",
    "nodeid" : 702848
  }, {
    "nodeid" : 3859708
  }, {
    "name" : "Holozoa",
    "nodeid" : 702513
  }, {
    "name" : "Opisthokonta",
    "nodeid" : 702499
  }, {
    "name" : "Eukaryota",
    "nodeid" : 4
  }, {
    "name" : "cellular organisms",
    "nodeid" : 1
  } ],
  "sourceToMetaMap" : {
    "taxonomy" : {
      "study" : {
        "source" : "taxonomy"
      }
    },
    "ot_104_1_a2c48df995ddc9fd208986c3d4225112550c8452" : {
      "study" : {
        "source" : "ot_104_1_a2c48df995ddc9fd208986c3d4225112550c8452"
      }
    }
  }
}
```
##### New:
curl -X POST 'http://localhost:7474/db/data/ext/GoLS/graphdb/getSyntheticTree' -H 'Content-Type: application/json' --data-binary '{"treeID":"otol.draft.22","format":"arguson","maxDepth":"2","subtreeNodeID":"792659"}'
```json
{
  "name" : "Gavia",
  "nodeid" : 792659,
  "children" : [ {
    "taxSource" : "gbif:4966468",
    "hasChildren" : false,
    "name" : "Gavia egeriana",
    "ottId" : "3595544",
    "supportedBy" : [ "taxonomy" ],
    "nodeid" : 792664,
    "taxRank" : "species",
    "nleaves" : 0
  }, {
    "children" : [ {
      "hasChildren" : true,
      "name" : "",
      "supportedBy" : [ "ot_104_1_a2c48df995ddc9fd208986c3d4225112550c8452" ],
      "nodeid" : 3873607,
      "descendantNameList" : [ "Gavia arctica", "Gavia pacifica" ],
      "nleaves" : 0
    }, {
      "hasChildren" : true,
      "name" : "",
      "supportedBy" : [ "ot_104_1_a2c48df995ddc9fd208986c3d4225112550c8452" ],
      "nodeid" : 3873606,
      "descendantNameList" : [ "Gavia immer", "Gavia adamsii" ],
      "nleaves" : 0
    } ],
    "name" : "",
    "supportedBy" : [ "ot_104_1_a2c48df995ddc9fd208986c3d4225112550c8452" ],
    "nodeid" : 3873605,
    "nleaves" : 2
  }, {
    "taxSource" : "gbif:4966466",
    "hasChildren" : false,
    "name" : "Gavia palaeodytes",
    "ottId" : "3595546",
    "supportedBy" : [ "taxonomy" ],
    "nodeid" : 792665,
    "taxRank" : "species",
    "nleaves" : 0
  }, {
    "taxSource" : "gbif:4966464",
    "hasChildren" : false,
    "name" : "Gavia howardae",
    "ottId" : "3595548",
    "supportedBy" : [ "taxonomy" ],
    "nodeid" : 792666,
    "taxRank" : "species",
    "nleaves" : 0
  }, {
    "taxSource" : "gbif:4966467",
    "hasChildren" : false,
    "name" : "Gavia fortis",
    "ottId" : "3595545",
    "supportedBy" : [ "taxonomy" ],
    "nodeid" : 792663,
    "taxRank" : "species",
    "nleaves" : 0
  }, {
    "taxSource" : "gbif:4966465",
    "hasChildren" : false,
    "name" : "Gavia concinna",
    "ottId" : "3595547",
    "supportedBy" : [ "taxonomy" ],
    "nodeid" : 792667,
    "taxRank" : "species",
    "nleaves" : 0
  }, {
    "taxSource" : "ncbi:37040,gbif:2481958,irmng:10855603",
    "hasChildren" : false,
    "name" : "Gavia stellata",
    "ottId" : "1057044",
    "supportedBy" : [ "taxonomy", "ot_104_1_a2c48df995ddc9fd208986c3d4225112550c8452" ],
    "nodeid" : 792673,
    "taxRank" : "species",
    "nleaves" : 0
  } ],
  "maxnodedepth" : 2,
  "nleaves" : 8,
  "taxSource" : "ncbi:37038,gbif:2481954,irmng:1278293,irmng:1278204",
  "taxRank" : "genus",
  "ottId" : "803675",
  "pathToRoot" : [ {
    "supporting_sources" : [ "taxonomy", "ot_104_1_a2c48df995ddc9fd208986c3d4225112550c8452" ],
    "uniqname" : "Gaviidae",
    "taxSource" : "ncbi:30412,gbif:9312,irmng:100635",
    "name" : "Gaviidae",
    "ottId" : "928350",
    "nodeid" : 792657,
    "taxRank" : "family"
  }, {
    "supporting_sources" : [ "pg_420_522_a2c48df995ddc9fd208986c3d4225112550c8452", "taxonomy" ],
    "uniqname" : "Gaviiformes",
    "taxSource" : "ncbi:30411,gbif:7192754,irmng:10349",
    "name" : "Gaviiformes",
    "ottId" : "70684",
    "nodeid" : 792656,
    "taxRank" : "order"
  }, {
    "supporting_sources" : [ "pg_420_522_a2c48df995ddc9fd208986c3d4225112550c8452", "taxonomy" ],
    "nodeid" : 3847732
  }, {
    "supporting_sources" : [ "pg_420_522_a2c48df995ddc9fd208986c3d4225112550c8452", "taxonomy" ],
    "nodeid" : 3847690
  }, {
    "supporting_sources" : [ "pg_420_522_a2c48df995ddc9fd208986c3d4225112550c8452" ],
    "nodeid" : 3847770
  }, {
    "supporting_sources" : [ "pg_420_522_a2c48df995ddc9fd208986c3d4225112550c8452", "taxonomy" ],
    "nodeid" : 3847771
  }, {
    "supporting_sources" : [ "pg_420_522_a2c48df995ddc9fd208986c3d4225112550c8452" ],
    "nodeid" : 3847676
  }, {
    "supporting_sources" : [ "pg_420_522_a2c48df995ddc9fd208986c3d4225112550c8452", "taxonomy" ],
    "nodeid" : 3847772
  }, {
    "supporting_sources" : [ "pg_420_522_a2c48df995ddc9fd208986c3d4225112550c8452", "taxonomy" ],
    "uniqname" : "Neognathae",
    "taxSource" : "ncbi:8825",
    "name" : "Neognathae",
    "ottId" : "241846",
    "nodeid" : 788776,
    "taxRank" : "superorder"
  }, {
    "supporting_sources" : [ "taxonomy", "pg_420_522_a2c48df995ddc9fd208986c3d4225112550c8452", "pg_2926_6757_a2c48df995ddc9fd208986c3d4225112550c8452" ],
    "uniqname" : "Aves",
    "taxSource" : "ncbi:8782,gbif:212,irmng:1142",
    "name" : "Aves",
    "ottId" : "81461",
    "nodeid" : 788774,
    "taxRank" : "class"
  }, {
    "supporting_sources" : [ "taxonomy" ],
    "uniqname" : "Coelurosauria",
    "taxSource" : "ncbi:436492",
    "name" : "Coelurosauria",
    "ottId" : "664351",
    "nodeid" : 788773,
    "taxRank" : "no rank"
  }, {
    "supporting_sources" : [ "taxonomy" ],
    "uniqname" : "Theropoda",
    "taxSource" : "ncbi:436491",
    "name" : "Theropoda",
    "ottId" : "664350",
    "nodeid" : 788772,
    "taxRank" : "no rank"
  }, {
    "supporting_sources" : [ "taxonomy" ],
    "uniqname" : "Saurischia",
    "taxSource" : "ncbi:436489,irmng:10565",
    "name" : "Saurischia",
    "ottId" : "90223",
    "nodeid" : 788771,
    "taxRank" : "order"
  }, {
    "supporting_sources" : [ "taxonomy" ],
    "uniqname" : "Dinosauria",
    "taxSource" : "ncbi:436486",
    "name" : "Dinosauria",
    "ottId" : "90215",
    "nodeid" : 788770,
    "taxRank" : "no rank"
  }, {
    "supporting_sources" : [ "taxonomy" ],
    "uniqname" : "Archosauria",
    "taxSource" : "ncbi:8492",
    "name" : "Archosauria",
    "ottId" : "335588",
    "nodeid" : 788769,
    "taxRank" : "no rank"
  }, {
    "supporting_sources" : [ "taxonomy" ],
    "uniqname" : "Testudines + Archosauria group",
    "taxSource" : "ncbi:1329799",
    "name" : "Testudines + Archosauria group",
    "ottId" : "4947372",
    "nodeid" : 788767,
    "taxRank" : "no rank"
  }, {
    "supporting_sources" : [ "taxonomy" ],
    "uniqname" : "Sauria",
    "taxSource" : "ncbi:32561",
    "name" : "Sauria",
    "ottId" : "329823",
    "nodeid" : 788764,
    "taxRank" : "no rank"
  }, {
    "supporting_sources" : [ "taxonomy" ],
    "uniqname" : "Sauropsida",
    "taxSource" : "ncbi:8457",
    "name" : "Sauropsida",
    "ottId" : "639642",
    "nodeid" : 788762,
    "taxRank" : "no rank"
  }, {
    "supporting_sources" : [ "taxonomy" ],
    "uniqname" : "Amniota",
    "taxSource" : "ncbi:32524",
    "name" : "Amniota",
    "ottId" : "229560",
    "nodeid" : 764515,
    "taxRank" : "no rank"
  }, {
    "supporting_sources" : [ "taxonomy" ],
    "uniqname" : "Tetrapoda (in Dipnotetrapodomorpha)",
    "taxSource" : "ncbi:32523",
    "name" : "Tetrapoda",
    "ottId" : "229562",
    "nodeid" : 740290,
    "taxRank" : "no rank"
  }, {
    "supporting_sources" : [ "taxonomy" ],
    "uniqname" : "Dipnotetrapodomorpha",
    "taxSource" : "ncbi:1338369",
    "name" : "Dipnotetrapodomorpha",
    "ottId" : "4940726",
    "nodeid" : 740213,
    "taxRank" : "no rank"
  }, {
    "supporting_sources" : [ "taxonomy" ],
    "uniqname" : "Sarcopterygii",
    "taxSource" : "ncbi:8287,gbif:238,irmng:1531",
    "name" : "Sarcopterygii",
    "ottId" : "458402",
    "nodeid" : 740190,
    "taxRank" : "class"
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I think it might work better if you split your code example into multiple blocks and place your text explanations above instead of the `// ...` comments.


I'm not sure what you mean. There is no space added in the string, I've just split the string literal into two so that clang doesn't decode the ???) as a trigraph. Unfortunately there is no way to disable trigraphs.


Again data pre-requisites are listed under https://github.com/jquery/globalize/#2-cldr-content


I would consider naming this -configurePlayerCell:atIndexPath:
The tableview is configuring two types of cells currently and the name change makes the usage of this method more clear.


sigh, please rebase (sorry)


... I thought you had agreed that for the short term it was best to leave the output of not-a-number as `NaN`, as before?  I am referring to comments [here (the updated version)](https://github.com/rust-lang/rust/pull/24612#issuecomment-94483065) and [here](https://github.com/rust-lang/rust/pull/24612#issuecomment-94703105)

Does the use of `NAN` and `nan` here contradict that?


I don't know how I feel about libqb using the extended info internally for something. Why not let qb_perror's extended info be user defined still? "IF you put 'QB_XS' at the end of your format string, then errno goes to extended logs along with any text you put after the QB_XS character"


>  when a template has a config property/attribute updated

or any (shinken-)object, not only pure template, as the objects can also even "use" non-template (register 1) objects


Is the created group not read-annotate by default as per the `DEFAULT_PERMS`?


Test


as above: I am wondering whether the use of `INF` was intended here, given your earlier comments about preserving prior behavior in cases like this.


오류입니다. </ ol>이 아니고 </ol>이 맞습니다.


Before:
![screen_1](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/277531/7415952/5da9af3a-ef5c-11e4-9c64-ab02ec9cc406.jpg)

After:
![screen_2](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/277531/7415956/64865ce0-ef5c-11e4-93f5-6c3edfeb01a4.jpg)


@Myoldmopar These tests all passed on my local machine both as a group and as a single.  But I ran them with a debug build, not a release build.  Will try to reproduce the failure locally.


This line was left in by mistake; it should have been removed in favor of the one with .decode below).


I'd say no need for a subfolder - just use a prefix and check the last modification date. Anything older than one hour ago can be cleaned up I suppose.


Lazy loading is good here to keep this code out of the init method, but do note that this iVar is loaded in init and ends up being loaded immediately.


Not sure if I was clear so here's what I mean:

To do so, the first step is to save the Paging State of the last page when iterating through the results of the first request:
```java
String savedPagingState = resultSet.getExecutionInfo().getPagingState().toString();
```
The service can then do other things, and when it needs to gather the next page of
the same query, it just has to provide the previously saved Paging State
to the statement it is going to execute:
```java
st = new SimpleStatement("your query");
st.setPagingState(PagingState.fromString(savedPagingState));
```


This commit only has interest for the development team.


I'd even say that this should be in the BB


I'm trying to work out the behaviour change here - the `chmod` can now succeed?


(`NAN` and `nan` notes as above)


Nice clean code


(`INF` notes as above)


we should probably use a data-icon here (obviously not for this patch :) )


T'arrêtes de m'embêter ? (non mais c'est officiel, j'aime pas le rst !!)


.@Mindbreaker

For this test, I'm simply using the S(8, 12) penalty for each apex (the same as BishopPawn)
Were you thinking about other values ?


build of new ccache was failing, until i make a touch on .ccache/ccache.conf

make[1]: Leaving directory '/home/jenkins/OpenElec/master/build.OpenELEC-RPi2.arm-devel/ccache-3.2.1/.x86_64-linux-gnu'
ccache: error: could not set cache size limit: /home/jenkins/OpenElec/.ccache/ccache.conf: No such file or directory
Makefile:9: recipe for target 'release' failed
make: *** [release] Error 1


I'm wondering now if I should remove this addition? I am further testing this change and finding that it isn't needed. However, I cannot explain why it was needed before. Perhaps I've forgotten a step in my examining?

What should I do? (Seeing the commits to ```rules/sudo.py``` without any arrangments in this file prompted me to look further into this.)


J'ai volontairement appelé cette classe warning2 pour ne pas surcharger la classe warning de bootstrap dont je me sers ailleurs. Bon après on peut la nommé autrement.


that's odd. Both look wrong (obviously the first is wrong). It doesn't look like that in other instances - for example at zikula.org

are you sure it isn't a theme issue?


" It is particularly good to be able to lock or blockade an opponent's pawns on the color of your bishop."

Interesting.
@Mindbreaker1

A few months ago I made a test to give a higher penalty for our same color pawns which are blockaded, but never tried to give a bonus for the long term possibility to attack the opponent blockaded pawns.

I will prepare a separate test just for this idea.
I will put only the Bishop in the equation, although this should eventually be very good for Knights too (but will have to find suitable penalties for them, which is another story).

It's amazing how one can look at the same thing, and find new insights which, although quite similar, may have a unique touch which can make the difference.

Thank you all for the ideas and feedback.

Feedback is always welcome.


>Intresting, my board has a 12Mhz crystal so i definetly have to change that too, maybe the whole definition should be moved to a board specific file.

CMSIS directory is provided by nuvoton, so I would prefer to leave it where it is,
although we did already some small bugfixes in it, so my proposition is:
```
#ifndef  __HXT
#define __HXT (12000000UL)
#endif
```
we could then define the frequency as a global definition (set it at compile time).

>I solved the P1.2 issue by setting the P1->PMD register to zero at startup, for some reason having the other unused adc pins at that weak pullup mode also influences the P1.2 pin. I'm still nor sure what exactly is happening there and i believe the current gpio handling isn't faulty.

A have a feeling that most of your problems are due to the 12MHz frequency,
I know it's smaller then 16MHz so it should not affect the cpu, but still.

I also forgot to tell you that you should test this part of code:
https://github.com/stawel/cheali-charger/blob/master/src/hardware/nuvoton-M0517/generic/50W/outputPWM.cpp#L82-L83
set a breakpoint on **pwm_n** a check the value, it should be equal to:
https://github.com/stawel/cheali-charger/blob/master/src/hardware/nuvoton-M0517/generic/50W/outputPWM.h#L22

You should also check all peripheral clocks, especially when they use HXT, in:
1. (this one is probably set wrong)  https://github.com/stawel/cheali-charger/blob/master/src/hardware/nuvoton-M0517/generic/50W/AnalogInputsADC.cpp#L192
2.  (see above, if **pwm_n** is ok that the whole code should be ok) https://github.com/stawel/cheali-charger/blob/master/src/hardware/nuvoton-M0517/generic/50W/outputPWM.cpp#L70
3.  (probably ok) https://github.com/stawel/cheali-charger/blob/master/src/hardware/nuvoton-M0517/cpu/Timer0.cpp#L40
4.  (main clock initialization, probably ok) https://github.com/stawel/cheali-charger/blob/master/src/hardware/nuvoton-M0517/cpu/cpu.cpp#L33-L39
5.  (probably ok) https://github.com/stawel/cheali-charger/blob/master/src/hardware/nuvoton-M0517/cpu/TxHardSerial.cpp#L54
6. (probably ok) https://github.com/stawel/cheali-charger/blob/master/src/hardware/nuvoton-M0517/cpu/TxSoftSerial.cpp#L46


Yeah, it's because I usually prefer to have more static markup than more dynamic markup ;)

In this case, when looking at index.html, we clearly know which notifications can happen. I don't know if this has much value though.


Just to save one line: `course = Course.objects.create(name="Advanced Python")`


Sorry, I forgot to update.


I'm pretty sure this change requires a change in the migration, doesn't it?


this looks good as a start


This is great! GJ!


Sure, but we should add a link to that guide on the README.Md


Oh, it's in the other commit, right?


`s/contains of/is part of a/`


Again, it's not super-clear if this operation always makes sense.


Don't forget `minutes` to `minute`


なんでここ、列増やしたの？


え？


Maieuuuh ! Doudouce au caribou :o


I understand that something like this check is needed with the addition of promiscuous mode, but it's a bit surprising to me that this check is here and not in the IPv4/6 libraries.


pardon #132 Je suis bourré, my bad


Instead of mentioning that it contains a hook for condition breakpoints, I would mention that EE is enabled whenever a breakpoint is hit.


Ah pourtant j'ai cherché avant et je n'ai pas vu d'autres occurrences de warning (par contre, j'ai vu du `warnin2`. Pourquoi elles ne peuvent pas avoir le même nom de classe ? Si c'est 2 contextes différents, ça peut suffire pour y appliquer un style différent ?


@cassieramen this looks great! Any chance you will submit a PR for this?


Is Logging here to enable terminal output logging, or something else? Just curious, hadn't noticed before.


whoa, fancy syntax here. If there's not already a precedence for this syntax in libqb, i'd rather see this expanded to a if statement just for consistency.


You could mention that code completion can be triggered with CTRL+Space


(again `NAN`/`nan` note)


(again `INF` note)


Fixing


Ah si pardon, c'est dans les tableaux. Alors effectivement, il faudrait un autre nom que warning2 alors


What would you call it?


I'm not sure what the intent of this code was, particularly the second condition. But the specs still run just checking to see if the app_base is the default or not. Thoughts?


`s/complex language/a language with a lot of features/` Not everyone wants to hear the complex term ;)


This seems like a good improvement, adding a little abstraction/decoupling here...  wonder if there are any other good comprable json datasets we could play with in parallel?  But probably better to hold off on that, unless you guys fancy the idea of trying to build/extract a data-in-a-box-playground/service out of this.


For sure! I was planning to write a few more tests for it to cover my use cases this weekend. :)


Добавил новую базу данных через миграции, и контроллер с помощью которого добавляются 4 тестовых пользователя. В файле - /config/db.php надо поставить соответствующие настройки. ( Смотреть предидущий коммит).
Что бы установить себе - находим в папке с проектом файл - yii.bat -> открываем -> пишем команду "yii migrate/up"
Всё, база есть. На сайте переходим в контроллер init - > web/init/index и в базу добавляется 4 пользователя.


Hi @keedi - Hey maybe deprecate was the wrong word: I really love thrust too, I'm just planning on mostly working on valence. I'd be happy if to add you as co-author (I'll do it ASAP) and of course I still welcome pull requests.

Thanks for letting me know, I wasn't sure if anyone was using it!


nit: should we add a comment at the start of this file explaining what it's used for? + say that the styles from /style/edit-mode.css are used as well?

Same comment for other similar files obviously


so they were suppose to be lower case ( blog vs Blog )?


(again NAN/nan note)


I add manually your loop to code in <a href=https://github.com/WloBeb/NW-Profession-Bot/commit/c1abc1abc425a95ccee0061c8e4e08eaa1d83161> this commit </a>
After this update code should work.


"Complexity" again.


le `warnin2` ça me surprend pas mon clavier à parfois tendance à oublier des lettres et moi la mauvaise habitude de pas me relire.

warning-tips, ça irait ?


I'm not sure if it's the right solution when it comes to "architecture" , e.g. whether to subclass or to add keywords in constructors. You can probably much better decide that.


BASHISM


THIS IS A VERY UGLY BASHISM


OVERWRITTEN VALUE HERE


# Coding Convention
so they were suppose to be lower case ( blog vs Blog )?


For my bitbake this wasn't even worth a warning.

I simply have no clue how many years of testing you expect. I simply can't build for 135 boxes on 50 different build-VMs just to be sure that every bitbake, every diff/patch and so on works on ANY build machine.

Thanks for fixing this one yourself, though.
There is nothing I could have done with 0 warnings on my build machine.


Yes, just to be extra sure. In fact, libstd may trigger that code with a fabricated `Decoded` value if it really wants to do so (but of course, unlikely).


yeap, I don't see it's used elsewhere


No. Perhaps related to the parameterization?


Good point, this check should probably be done a bit earlier.


Awesome! Thanks for contributing. Kind of surprised that others found this module useful.


there are so many other wrong things in this shellscript like unquoted strings which may result in broken if using directories with whitespaces and such...


removed code


how about using .summary instead of p here as well, for consistency ?


done


You are correct. Hmm, I thought I've fixed that?! (The upstream has the fix, lifthrasiir/rust-strconv@ea25934b7741217d113ab0f98e0ef71a459dd253. Probably I forgot to apply that here.)


I don't mind changing. I would like to wait for input about your other comment before re-posting it.


valid_status_values might be better done as a function that returns a list in Genome::Process::StatusEvent.  That way if it moves or gets renamed, the failure will show up in Genome::Process::Command::SetStatus


OK, I see. I was initially thinking about if someone used QB_XS in qb_perror() as it was previously defined. qb_perror("msg") prints "msg: system_error_message (errno)". In the original implementation, if the user put QB_XS inside msg, the entire system_error_message becomes extended info, which is unhelpful.

Ex.: qb_perror("Could not open /foo "QB_XS" mode=rw");
Without the original qb_perror() it would print:
 Stripped: "Could not open /foo"
 Extended: "Could not open /foo | mode=rw: No such file or directory (2)"

So my original thought was just to disallow that. However we could make qb_perror scan for QB_XS, and insert ": system_error_message" before that point and errno after it. That would be more intrusive to the user's message, but it seems reasonable:
  Stripped: "Could not open /foo: No such file or directory"
  Extended: ""Could not open /foo: No such file or directory | errno=2 mode=rw"

I'll do that and amend the commit.


Not sure.  I don't remember what this does.  `onChange`?


I'm not sure if we should all this list here. Could not be bad, though. @dragos What do you mean? At least, a new ticket should be opened for each of them, but I can do this by myself.


See 61780c72905cd315023afa99119d390590f3108a.


Both shippable and circle.ci ask for test results in this format. Definitely useful. Thanks for starting it!


thanks! I am updating the PR which fixes this kind of issue in a moment.


cf. #68


good stuff!


eclipse throws errors requiring an implicit method when adding " extends Achievement",..also wouldn't registerStat() need to be super.registerStat() or something like that? I'm a n00b to all this..just tryin to figure it all out...


I only realized in hindsight (after reading over other parts of the code) that `limit` can actually be negative.

(In hindsight this seems ... well, I won't say obvious, though it does seem built into the general constraint "so that the last digit `d[n-1]` is scaled by `10^(k-n) = 10^limit`", since we may well have `n > k` there.)

Anyway, you might want to just mention up front that that `n` is non-negative while `limit` is some integer.


Should this be Assert.assertSame instead of Equals?


Would be nice to document `methNames` too.


Updates first `git clone` link in README.md to match upstream repo


`s/Following/The following/` Generally, the text misses some articles, like `the` and `a` and therefore doesn't read as natural English. But that is not that bad, maybe I go through it again one this PR is finished.


Thank you!


And on the reference object itself rather than its toString() result.


Porque você fez isso?


rebudant variable assignment here and next line. Please use @decklist instead


but in configs there is for example: TARGET_BOARD_PLATFORM := msm8960


No need for .toString().


You made a conflict above and didn't correct it!


Why is this an assert rather than a ValueError?  Does the use of format(ndiag) here provide some benefit over the (arguably more idiomatic) %ndiag ?


ndiag = n1
Don't we need to check that ndiag is odd here also?


Good catch!


Command::Shell inherits from Command::V2, and includes an ```exit_code``` property already.  Does it not work the way you need it to?


Please rename model to DecklistEntry here and in all other occurrences.


getListItemNotes() to conform with the database


Add @param and @return if required by best practices... not sure what is the policy here though.


this should probably be:

```ocaml
let rec loop = function
  | 0 -> Lwt.return_unit
  | n -> write_and_check flow a >>= fun () -> loop (n-1)
in
loop (amt / mlen) >>= fun () ->
```


That's more clear.  Will change.


I can display/hide all windows of terminal/iterm2 by pid that can be found in realsync parents. But unable to work with separate windows of these apps.


would be nice to not depend on `lwt.syntax`


i don't think you need `-i`


this could be:

```ocaml
let cmp a b = String.compare a b = 0
```


Fill seed with valid cards and decklist samples.


@jogura, @armonr, insert your test records in this script


don't need to go to next line here :-) `n t >>= function`


This change seems like a no-op; can you remove it?


Actually unwieldy (the adjective form) is not the correct here. 'unwieldily' is an adverb and is correct


This seems like you've just added unnecessary whitespace; kill it?


look at this

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please, use new hash style http://effectif.com/ruby/update-your-project-for-ruby-19-hash-syntax


Can I request forward port of improved functions (if you would claim them as so)?


@pecko  - I've left a note for you here about the sensor arc plotting. I've asked the original developer to make a fix so the angles are in "Compass" degrees rather than Java degrees.

I'll post an update if/when I get it.


I also changed this part! add "return success;"


demo removed and folder moved


What's this file? Should it be committed, or should it be added to `.gitignore`?


not needed


Esse código não tem mais valor nesse repositório. É um repositório apenas para reportar issue...se você quiser acessar ele, você pode simplemente pegar pelo histórico do git.

Eu pensei que não usaríamos mais esse repositório, não? Qualquer código um pouco mais complexo aqui vem do flask-cookiecutter.

Apena a parte de mapas e etc que eu fiz...


Maybe we could change these based on `process.platform`? Both symbols work for me on OS X but I prefer the original symbols style wise.


do extended here?


@azturner on second thought I'm going to change these to Global Attributes (just like the password regex and friendly description are).


Another whitespace change that doesn't add/improve anything.


Whitespace change.


fix #50


Minor changes. Update and merge when tests pass.
Back to @lbergelson


You need a validator Spec before we merge!


This condition is all reversed so #19 wasn't fixed; in fact, I was clearing *only* foreign markers :-(


Can't, it doesn't take a single buffer but a format string and arguments. So vloggers have to be responsible for calling do_extended themselves once they've formatted a string. Currently only blackbox uses a vlogger, and it calls the lib/log_format.c:qb_vsnprintf_(de)serialize functions, so I handle it there instead.


cc @spicyj No more shitty wrapper :dancer:


So, like this https://github.com/Gosha/uguubot/commit/f5412b9707dc2c12874dc05287d84805d4eaeafa ?


Hey guys,
Do you have an es5 version of this?


Alarmingly quickly, to be honest... (and without tuning!).


Okay... this commit is still pretty daunting.  :)

I want to go read the Dragon and Grisu papers (as well as the Vern Paxson report) before I jump into each bit of associated code; so for now I'm rubber-stamping those parts with the intention of revisiting them.

But apart from the nits I noted above, this commit looks good.  I'll try to get to the next commits in the PR soon.