Please change to single quotes for consistency.


You ought to be ashamed.


I forgot to include the .md and re-uploaded with the .md file a second time.

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To: jmalmadclc/PublicKB
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there seems to be no raw code in this kb. just images.

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I would suggest adding a line
```C
*member_ids = NULL;
```
here.  That way it only gets set if j[2] is an array and has a length.  Otherwise at the moment if the j[2] is not an array type the variable remains uninitialized.


Good job!


I don't think that's how you spell 'curriculum'.


@arnavgosain https://github.com/temasek/android_frameworks_base/commit/5fb8c5724e6d0dab90889c479bcca16cdf25c549


Don't do this for methods apart from OPTIONS


Commit message indicates that the changes were undocumented, but with some help from the NCBI help desk, I found two sources of information.

* [This page](http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/genome/annotation_euk/all/) has information for all eukaryotic genomes at NCBI, including when the annotations were last updated.
* Older versions of each annotation are available from the NCBI FTP site in that genome's ARCHIVE directory.


New-Features-8-3 (kbenne) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-cppcheck-1.61: OK (0 of 0 tests passed)

![Build Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/build%20status-warnings-yellow.svg)


@gRoussac There seems to be a problem on some systems with this regular expression, which results in a **"This e-mail address is invalid"**  error when trying to install PrestaShop 1.6.0.14 and the installation is not possible.

Basic e-mail addresses - like `abcdefg@gmail.com` - are not validated as expected.

I've probably found the cause - it may be related to the PCRE version used.
In my case (e-mails are not validated as expected) I'm using:

~~~~
# /usr/local/bin/pcretest -C
PCRE version 8.13 2011-08-16
Compiled with
  UTF-8 support
  Unicode properties support
  Newline sequence is LF
  \R matches all Unicode newlines
  Internal link size = 2
  POSIX malloc threshold = 10
  Default match limit = 10000000
  Default recursion depth limit = 10000000
  Match recursion uses stack
~~~~

and in `phpinfo()`:

~~~~
pcre
PCRE (Perl Compatible Regular Expressions) Support 	enabled
PCRE Library Version 	8.13 2011-08-16
~~~~

PHP version is `5.3.27`:

~~~~
# php -v
PHP 5.3.27 (cli) (built: Nov 12 2013 16:58:30)
Copyright (c) 1997-2013 The PHP Group
Zend Engine v2.3.0, Copyright (c) 1998-2013 Zend Technologies
    with the ionCube PHP Loader v4.0.10, Copyright (c) 2002-2011, by ionCube Ltd., and
    with Zend Guard Loader v3.3, Copyright (c) 1998-2010, by Zend Technologies
    with Suhosin v0.9.32.1, Copyright (c) 2007-2010, by SektionEins GmbH
~~~~

The solution is probably to replace `[.` with `[\.` and `[.]` with `\.`. At least doing this solved my problem and e-mail addresses are now validated as expected and the installation is finally possible.

More info about this problem: https://github.com/phpDocumentor/phpDocumentor2/issues/551


Yes,already fixed it locally

Am 21. April 2015 13:25:13 MESZ, schrieb Johan von Forstner <notifications@github.com>:
>There's a typo in the filename "Triert_Uni.json" (should probably be
>"Trier_Uni.json").
>
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I forgot the .md in the first upload, it was uploaded here https://github.com/jmalmadclc/PublicKB/commit/2854a133edcaf2e641fe7c24a5a956ae68853b06

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I don't understand this last call


Same


It's certainly better. :-) Not all characters appear to be translated properly even with this change, but it does eliminate the outright failures.


I've been moving away from making the functions chainable, as I don't think it adds much value, and it limits our options for future changes. What do you think?


Если жму view, то отображается нормально, если в ветке жму на название файла, то тоже отображается нормально. Все время работал в блокноте, ничего не менял при сохранении


Fantastic. Thanks!


I think we may be snakebit by this: http://www.traviscistatus.com/

TLDR:  Travis is seeing higher error rates for test workers after their
last VM update.  They're rolling back the update next Monday.  This is
specifically related to linux VM creation but they said it could manifest
itself as a random build failure for Java projects.

On Tue, Apr 21, 2015 at 12:29 PM, Whitney O'Meara <stipliani@gmail.com>
wrote:

> FYI, everything worked on Jenkins with GeoServer 2.7.0...  I'm trying to
> find a way to make this fail so that I can dig a little deeper.
>
> On Tue, Apr 21, 2015 at 12:11 PM, Whitney O'Meara <stipliani@gmail.com>
> wrote:
>
>> I still can't get it to fail locally.  I'm checking it out on Jenkins
>> now...
>>
>> On Tue, Apr 21, 2015 at 11:21 AM, rfecher <notifications@github.com>
>> wrote:
>>
>>> @chrisbennight <https://github.com/chrisbennight> created a branch that
>>> only ran GeoServerIT and 3 out of 4 failed. Here's an example job:
>>> https://travis-ci.org/ngageoint/geowave/jobs/59379524
>>>
>>> Master is now failing one of the four jobs repeatedly, but I keep
>>> restarting it hoping for a success.
>>>
>>> —
>>> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
>>> <https://github.com/ngageoint/geowave/commit/770d4f51a8f15cf4e7499a8716c4b7754427a873#commitcomment-10827682>
>>> .
>>>
>>
>>
>


Thank you! :smile:


Sorry! The imaging part of the workflow I haven't been testing as much because the test/break/retry cycle is so long -- I can test package-only workflows very quickly...


this is just text


Given that we pass in Jenkins and on a fresh Ubuntu install, I'm inclined
to believe that we are affected by the issue I mentioned above.

On Tue, Apr 21, 2015 at 12:57 PM, Whitney O'Meara <stipliani@gmail.com>
wrote:

> I think we may be snakebit by this: http://www.traviscistatus.com/
>
> TLDR:  Travis is seeing higher error rates for test workers after their
> last VM update.  They're rolling back the update next Monday.  This is
> specifically related to linux VM creation but they said it could manifest
> itself as a random build failure for Java projects.
>
> On Tue, Apr 21, 2015 at 12:29 PM, Whitney O'Meara <stipliani@gmail.com>
> wrote:
>
>> FYI, everything worked on Jenkins with GeoServer 2.7.0...  I'm trying to
>> find a way to make this fail so that I can dig a little deeper.
>>
>> On Tue, Apr 21, 2015 at 12:11 PM, Whitney O'Meara <stipliani@gmail.com>
>> wrote:
>>
>>> I still can't get it to fail locally.  I'm checking it out on Jenkins
>>> now...
>>>
>>> On Tue, Apr 21, 2015 at 11:21 AM, rfecher <notifications@github.com>
>>> wrote:
>>>
>>>> @chrisbennight <https://github.com/chrisbennight> created a branch
>>>> that only ran GeoServerIT and 3 out of 4 failed. Here's an example job:
>>>> https://travis-ci.org/ngageoint/geowave/jobs/59379524
>>>>
>>>> Master is now failing one of the four jobs repeatedly, but I keep
>>>> restarting it hoping for a success.
>>>>
>>>> —
>>>> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
>>>> <https://github.com/ngageoint/geowave/commit/770d4f51a8f15cf4e7499a8716c4b7754427a873#commitcomment-10827682>
>>>> .
>>>>
>>>
>>>
>>
>


If it's disabled, wouldn't we not send data to the server at all? Wouldn't it be better to call modify_data_to_server only if it's enabled instead of passing it into the function?


Thanks @PeterBell , it worked!


The assertion messages seem to be missing something? Should they be something like:

```js
assert.sameValue(result.value, 1, 'First result `value` is `1`');
assert.sameValue(result.done, false, 'First result `done` flag is `false`');
```


EITHER?


Should probably increase further


I have this working it will be in the next commit


Line note


If we do that, then an error in `zfs_zevent_minor_to_state()` would be ignored.


Meybe 'OTHER: [A-Z]{30}'?


Hi,

Indeed this sounds familiar. This is a reserved char.

If you replace [. with [\. and [.] with \. it works on your stack ?

Regards


I think you mean "query" (string) rather than query (object) ?


Fine with me. I will remove it.


I was relying on the assertion and buildbot to verify that the code was always called under the lock. Upon review, it seems like the opposite is the case. I suspect 12.04 passing might suggest that there is no ZFS Event Daemon there. I will resubmit this to the buildbot under the assumption that the lock is never held when calling this.


Yeah, I know, that a leading dot makes a file or directory to a hidden one. With my question I wanted to ask you, how you say a TeamSpeak directory, that it is "hidden".

With your example, it also should work, if you add a ".hidden" file to the root directory of the TeamSpeak directory. I've tested this:
```bash
$ find / -name 'ts3server_startscript.sh' -not -path '*/\.*' 2> /dev/null | grep -v '/tmp/ts3server_backup' | sort
/home/teamspeak/ts3server_startscript.sh
/home/ts3/ts3server_startscript.sh

$ touch /home/teamspeak/.hidden

$ find / -name 'ts3server_startscript.sh' -not -path '*/\.*' 2> /dev/null | grep -v '/tmp/ts3server_backup' | sort
/home/teamspeak/ts3server_startscript.sh
/home/ts3/ts3server_startscript.sh
```

As you can see, it is not working. I think you want this:
```bash
$ find / -name 'ts3server_startscript.sh' -not -path '*/\.*' 2> /dev/null | grep -v '/tmp/ts3server_backup' | sort
/home/teamspeak/ts3server_startscript.sh
/home/ts3/ts3server_startscript.sh

$ mv /home/teamspeak/ts3server_startscript.sh /home/teamspeak/.ts3server_startscript.sh

$ find / -name 'ts3server_startscript.sh' -not -path '*/\.*' 2> /dev/null | grep -v '/tmp/ts3server_backup' | sort
/home/ts3/ts3server_startscript.sh
```

I still don't understand, why you want to implement this feature, because you are able to update specific instances (TeamSpeak directories) with the parameter '--path DIRECTORY'. For example like this:
```bash
./TS3UpdateScript.sh --check --delete-old-logs --inform-online-clients --path /home/ts3/
```

Just give me a really good reason, why you still would need a feature like this. If you got one for me, I will add this feature with a better solution. I would add a new configuration file, where you can add your TeamSpeak directories, which should be ignored.


@sylvainlap looks like `templateFilesToInject` is being used [here](https://github.com/balderdashy/sails-generate-frontend/blob/master/templates/tasks/config/jst.js#L39), so we shouldn't get rid of it.


Ref: https://github.com/beltex/SMCKit/issues/4


took your png and did some quick fooling around and that what i came up with, is lighten the top half. it minor thing but did some difference :)
[sketchtoolbox2](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/6585299/7257732/bf96132a-e825-11e4-9479-8e5ad9597e1f.png)


I'm reasonably certain this code will throw an error. If it doesn't then I am really curious to see what the associated code looks like.

As a collection class, `@award.key_personnel` will take Array methods, or custom-defined methods for the class. So I think the syntax you're going to need here looks like this:

`name_array = @award.key_personnel.principal_investigator.split`

... Though that is also wrong, because it's going to return the data object of the principal investigator, and the #split method is undefined for that. See my comments for the next two lines...


I don't see a reason of having this macro. Actions are registered automatically after putting macro HPX_SERIALIZATION_POLYMORPHIC_... into class or after instantiation of template class.
https://github.com/STEllAR-GROUP/hpx/blob/master/hpx/runtime/serialization/detail/polymorphic_intrusive_factory.hpp#L93


Groovy cube is groovy


##Milestone 1 Feedback
Excellent job Jason. You Milestone 1 passes at a Tier IV. Great focus - I'm looking forward to seeing your online business persona take shape!

###Suggestions
No errors in your code Jason, but here are some stylistic points that we covered during the presentations:

*HTML indentation should accurately reflect the parent/child/sibling relationships between the elements. For readability, use additional line breaks or comments.
*Going forward we'll be using CSS for layout and styling, so no need to use
 tags for presentation.
*The red highlighted ampersand refers to a character that can be rendered via an HTML Entity Code. Here is a brief overview here: http://www.w3schools.com/html/html_entities.asp Character entity codes are required for the < and > characters, but have broader use than this as well.The character entity code for & is &. We'll cover this stuff in more detail in future lessons.


I guess this works, but it seems odd to clear after the blending rather than before you start drawing. This assumes that no one else is going to use the scratch Canvas (or that everyone else will remember to clear it when they're done).


invent palooza test


It's a cheap way to verify that an exhausted iterator doesn't throw. It's not directly related to this test, so I could remove it if you think it is more confusing than helpful


The @award.key_personnel.principal_investigator data object already has #first_name and #last_name defined. So lines 53 and 54 can just be:

`last_name = @award.key_personnel.principal_investigator.last_name
first_name = @award.key_personnel.principal_investigator.first_name`

Is there some hidden reason why that wouldn't work?


I think this is wrong. I should make a new function updateFromX().


heh


@frandepa V y delta son cells...


@frandepa ahh


Wordsmithing - sounds good! I'll try to take a spin through and submit a couple minor updates/edits tonight or tomorrow evening. But changing on the fly as we go works for me!

Pics - I feel ya. I think this is a bit of a bigger picture item for us - relating to our branding and how we portray ourselves. Will tie into a logo, identity, etc. But for me, the big greek pics are kind of like whoa! Hello Greek man! but that's just my opinion. I'm not a design person, really.

Links - I think I might need you to explain this one to me in person, might just make it easier for me to understand.

Timetable - WAHOO AND BUCKLE YOUR SEAT BELTS! I'm so excited man - let's do it!
Any chance of a meeting maybe Thursday or Friday or this weekend so we can do an in-person walk through of the pages and make them go live? I know it's probably not necessary but for me it's helpful. Any thoughts on that? I'm open to just going through them as we can and getting things live but I like meeting in person too.

Getstarted - thanks. I'm working on this!


@jedateach do you have some checks enabled in the Scrutinizer config or something? This is failing even with the bare mininum enabled. It always bombs out analyzing silverstripe/framework. But presumably your other modules aren't doing the same?


Memory is allocated on the heap and not freed for sys.


@jasondegraw Can you help me figure out why this is failing to build?  This line is causing the problem.


Add
```c
free(sys)
```


@cvan oh I was kidding. Helvetica Neue is actually on people's computers, but last month there were tons of articles about "the Helvetica killer" that was discovered.


You can pass flags to git grep using `--`  e.g. `bosco grep -- -i -A50 hello`.  It's not perfect because of https://github.com/tes/bosco/issues/64, you can't pass a `--` to git grep, but it's most of the way there.


 public function __construct() {
-     *
+         $this->inputs['name'] = (object) array("type" => 'text', "name" => 'name', "label" => 'Your Name');
-     * @param type $type tipul inputului
+         $this->inputs['email'] = (object) array("type" => 'email', "name" => 'email', "label" => 'Your Email');
-     * @param type $name numele inputului
+    }


Is use of structs / value types expected, or can we add "```where T : class```" ?
Or can we be even more specific on the allowed types?

If structs allowed then I think need to change the null check below to ```if (parameters != default(T))``` ?


There is no need for a `make` here, because the #copy method in the award already does (or it did, anyway, when I first wrote it) all the housekeeping for this.

Line 3, below, is all that should be needed in the step definition.


Yes. It works. I was able to finalize the installation.
Created a PR #2911


Sounds good. Thanks for clarifying.


@jmwohl I don't know about multiple URLs pointing to the same handler... or some of the other changes in this commit. Let's discuss this on Thursday.


This was intentional. I wrote these by hand, and it didn't seem worthwhile to get that detailed. This can be done by the assertion, so I'm going to propose an extension to `assert.sameValue` in just a few minutes.


I guess the one thing about this from an efficiency standpoint is we probably only need to check the canvas size no more than once per frame, rather than once per tiled image. So maybe it would make sense to have another function that just does the actual `clearRect` and leave the resizing here. Also that would allow us to not clutter up this function's API with `useSketch`. The other function could be a private `_clear(useSketch)` or something. Does that seem better?


ok to include


Cool many thanks


Hey, I had been told by Neobuddy that this commit interferes with msm_limiter. Just fyi. I had the same awhile back and he informed me.


Pas mal, c'est paramétrable? :D


thanks! fixed


Disregard, lol going back to my hobbit hole. Wrong source . . .


Hah, only because i saw the other comment on this issue and figured I could
take care of it pretty quickly.

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wrote:

> @aembler <https://github.com/aembler> You beat me to the punch [image:
> :wink:] Sometimes I'd prefer that the Earth was flat: I'm start hating
> time zones [image: :wink:]
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>


upper case conjecture


changes look good :+1:


@SeanOMealia , I like your analysis. Specifically, the part why paying hourly rate is superior. To dig even deeper on this issue, have you thought about the technical expertise it required for the person to be able to give ongoing feedback to the developers? Perhaps, you have to either be a programmer yourself, or hire someone to effectively adopt the hourly rate approach? Would like to hear ore about it.

Thanks, Alex


chyba tylko usunąłeś...


Good point, I will move that up.


1629-EvapVersionTransError (kbenne) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-clang-3.5: Build Failed

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hola profe. aqui le mando mi ejercicio de Universidad terminado


You cant return value in angular events, use `event.preventDefault();` instead.


Yes, I prefer that idea :+1:


##Milestone 1 Feedback
Great job Laura! Your Milestone 1 passes at Tier III. I love your clarity of focus regarding your values and ethics. Looking forward to seeing your project take shape!

###Suggestions
There was one error in your HTML: The <header> tag on line 7 should be inside the <body> tag.
Other than that, your HTML looks good. Keep in mind that indentation should accurately reflect the parent/child/sibling relationships between the elements (un-indent lines 15-19 one level). After doing a quick bit of research on MDN, it turns out the lang attribute is perfectly valid in the <head> tag as you have it. :)


A bit OTT PEMapModder. Thats alot of code!


Links - Yes, I realized as I typed out my response that it probably wasn't adequate!

Fri/Sat/Sun all work for me.


You declare this as an extension method but then only use it as a regular method call.


TeamCity Bender :: Deploy [Build 3.0.5.0](http://build.mikeobrien.net/viewLog.html?buildId=2295&buildTypeId=bt22&guest=1) outcome was **SUCCESS**
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view, form, and model tests*


model view and form tests*


Oui, maintenant que le code est là, on peut en faire ce qu'on veut. "Ce
qu'on veut" restant à définir ^^

Guillaume Gris
Le 21 avr. 2015 19:15, "AlexandreCHamelin" <notifications@github.com> a
écrit :

> Pas mal, c'est paramétrable? :D
>
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> .
>


Das hat mir gefallen!! Sehr guter Coding Style!!!!!11einself!!
Weiter so ;)


(see Exercise ??)


Needs to be documented on https://wiki.jenkins-ci.org/display/JENKINS/Features+controlled+by+system+properties


hmm, how is it compiled?


What, but I made this change for a reason?! Why did you roll it back?


## This is a markdown file


It should be `` '"1.0"' `` for it to be displayed correctly in the IDE.


Can we put the `press: 'Save'` into the defaults of the Object class, or is this a contradiction of the defaults (I don't see why it would be, based on the text of the stepdef)?

Also, why are we adding an anticipated direct amount when the stepdef isn't saying anything about that? Either we need to call it out in the text of the scenario or it should be taken out (and put in the data object's defaults if necessary).


This merge has occured so Meagan's name displays correctly in the commit history :-)


cooler commit oder?


Meh, sometimes while using these classes you might want to explicitly set that port and have it stick around. I have no idea why that might be but who knows. This code only exists because in the core we don't want to do that, and we multiple of these annoying 80/443 checks throughout the previous code.

That said, it should return $this so I will add that.


Komentar


Looks good now, thanks for the fast reaction/fix


Neuer Ordner/Beispieldokument - Kopie (2).txt

ja das hat mir hier nicht gefallen


ModuleUtil.getModuleForPsiElement()


@xPaw, fixed.


Limit switches and other inputs still work when the robot is disabled. The only thing that is disabled are motor outputs.


How can I find that info for my device?


...and Random theme too.


I will add this test case and fix if I will reproduce.


Would it be better to move the libiscsi import into here? I'm worried about it being imported in the parent process first and then used in the forked process.


Duplicate lines?


Oh yikes. Accidentally amended and force-pushed master. New commit is aaea09f2172dfc1436348f3c69fd4e7dfb2df7c4. Sorry; will check more carefully next time!


What exactly arguments you passed to setConfiguration?
Could you provide more details on how to reproduce this message?


Should this be '96' rather than '9' ?


@gmmcal I talked to Carlyson about Speaker section... There are some slides posted in SpeakerDeck, and he did suggest to let the word "Apresentação". Even further my PR inserted slide links for LTs.

Keep "Enrollment" area is very unnecessary, but that's ok, it was only a suggestion.


1629-EvapVersionTransError (kbenne) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-cppcheck-1.61: OK (0 of 0 tests passed)

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Hi Elliott (and Chad),

Chad is reporting a UI stacking issue that seems to be handled differently
on new Macs (panels are no longer always behind their child axes, I guess).
I'm still on OS 10.9, because I'd heard of lots of Matlab issues on 10.10
so I haven't upgraded. There are at least two obvious solutions:

1) Make a new version of the .fig. This isn't a bad idea anyway, since font
widths have changed since I made the current version and we sometimes get
truncated labels. If we want to do this, we could test Chad's version on a
couple different machines to make sure it's ok for us.

2) We call uistack() in the init portion of oneChannelSorter to get the
axes up front, which should also fix it.

Can you take care of this? We're going to start getting a lot more folks
with problems soon, I suspect, so we should get ahead of this.

Thanks,
Matt

On Thu, Apr 16, 2015 at 3:51 PM, Chadwick Boulay <notifications@github.com>
wrote:

> Hi Matt,
>
> I submitted the pull request right before I wiped out some folders on my
> computer. Since then, I've reinstalled Matlab and recloned mksort. I
> realized/remembered that this pull request didn't actually fix the problem,
> it just made it easier to debug the problem by guaranteeing plotting to the
> correct axes even when I was clicking around on different axes. The real
> problem is in oneChannelSorter.fig: pnlTroughHistFRs is in front of
> axTroughDepthHist, and pnlISIs is in front of axISI1-4.
>
> I don't know if this is unique to Retina MacbookPro running OSX 10.10 and
> Matlab >= R2014 (I'm on R2015a currently and experienced it in R2014b
> definitely). rMBPs are terrible devices for creating GUIs and expecting
> them to work on others' machines so I think it's a good idea for someone on
> your end to fix this, but I can do a pull request with my modified .fig
> file if desired.
>
> -Chad
>
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I think this is quite surprising. I would expect an extension function to be renamed when I rename a method of that class which has the same name (or vice versa), but I wouldn't expect it to be renamed when I rename a top-level function with the same name.


make some exercises


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Original comments from the accidentally replaced commit by an accidental force-push to master (sorry!):

@ddfreyne

> @nanoc/contributors FYI. I suppose I could’ve put this in a PR, but that’s too late now!
>
> Also see ffb0a3831274f3511871eabe6d92a244e4663d18 which adds release notes for 3.7.6 (merged into 3.8).

@bobthecow

> :+1:

@gpakosz

> misses [Gregory Pakosz] on `commands_dirs` line ?
>
> otherwise :+1:

@ddfreyne

> Oops, thanks for spotting! Will fix.

@ddfreyne

> Oh yikes. Accidentally amended and force-pushed master. New commit is aaea09f2172dfc1436348f3c69fd4e7dfb2df7c4. Sorry; will check more carefully next time!


We should have a "standard" for the number of blank lines between various sections of the code.


filterIsInstance<JetNamedFunction>()


По описанию метода:
1) Всегда на одно правило пишется один тест-кейс?

По недостаткам метода:
1) 1 и 3 - не про одно и то же?
2) В случае, если таблица становится слишком большой, что можно сделать, чтобы уменьшить ее размер и не потерять в покрытии?

Вопросы по методу:
1) В каких случаях метод "не работает", какие условия должны выполняться, чтобы им можно было воспользоваться для генерации тест-кейсов?

Анализ примера-таблицы позволяет найти проблемы в системе:
 - у женщин и мужчин разный пенсионный возраст
- зачем даем детям взрослые кепки?


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I've been using old `Tpl::Configure` method, which didn't set the config, so `tpl_dir` was empty, thus making include block parser fail.


Intentionally left here?


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Please document new methods using Sphinx style docstrings.


same paragraph.  Also, should it be "[Hint: ...]" ?


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Yeah, makes sense. I'll append to the PR..

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"\r" is a carriage return. "\l" is a line feed. and "\n" is a new-line.
Traditionally, that is both carriage-return and line-feed on Windows based systems.
However, do we want the carriage-return duplicated here"


BOOST_CHECK_THROW(Dict::ParseSparseMap("a=0 b=1 a=0"), std::runtime_error);


I see now. I just commited. The tpl_dir configuration variable is now checked and a exception will be throwed if there is no any include path set.


##Milestone 1 Feedback
Great job Kyla! Your Milestone 1 passes at Tier IV. Love your focus on seeking out high quality, future-minded employers. :) Nice Pusheen avatar, BTW.

###Suggestions
Your HTML looks good - no errors here. The only suggestion is to keep in mind that indentation should accurately reflect the parent/child/sibling relationships between the elements. You <p> tags should ideally come up one level in indentation as they are not children of the <h3>s. For readability, using additional line breaks and comments is valid.


Sorry
I do not know for sure if this has been rightly submitted.
In my opinion this was harder than the proper programming task nº2!
JL


Use asUint32_t instead of asInt32_t


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ficou uma bosta


"9" or "96" ?


Regarding Tpl::Configure there will be a compatibility layer to include to get RainTPL3 functions back.
At now please use Rain::RainTPL4 class instead of Rain::Tpl.


http://stackoverflow.com/a/23946325/1808164

The de facto standard is to have an uppercase doctype


More food for thought.  I forked geowave and ran the tests on my own travis
instance.  So far the geoserver integration test is going well.  I'll let
you know if I see any failures.

On Tue, Apr 21, 2015 at 12:58 PM, Whitney O'Meara <stipliani@gmail.com>
wrote:

> Given that we pass in Jenkins and on a fresh Ubuntu install, I'm inclined
> to believe that we are affected by the issue I mentioned above.
>
> On Tue, Apr 21, 2015 at 12:57 PM, Whitney O'Meara <stipliani@gmail.com>
> wrote:
>
>> I think we may be snakebit by this: http://www.traviscistatus.com/
>>
>> TLDR:  Travis is seeing higher error rates for test workers after their
>> last VM update.  They're rolling back the update next Monday.  This is
>> specifically related to linux VM creation but they said it could manifest
>> itself as a random build failure for Java projects.
>>
>> On Tue, Apr 21, 2015 at 12:29 PM, Whitney O'Meara <stipliani@gmail.com>
>> wrote:
>>
>>> FYI, everything worked on Jenkins with GeoServer 2.7.0...  I'm trying to
>>> find a way to make this fail so that I can dig a little deeper.
>>>
>>> On Tue, Apr 21, 2015 at 12:11 PM, Whitney O'Meara <stipliani@gmail.com>
>>> wrote:
>>>
>>>> I still can't get it to fail locally.  I'm checking it out on Jenkins
>>>> now...
>>>>
>>>> On Tue, Apr 21, 2015 at 11:21 AM, rfecher <notifications@github.com>
>>>> wrote:
>>>>
>>>>> @chrisbennight <https://github.com/chrisbennight> created a branch
>>>>> that only ran GeoServerIT and 3 out of 4 failed. Here's an example job:
>>>>> https://travis-ci.org/ngageoint/geowave/jobs/59379524
>>>>>
>>>>> Master is now failing one of the four jobs repeatedly, but I keep
>>>>> restarting it hoping for a success.
>>>>>
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>>>>> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
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>>>>> .
>>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>
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>


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Looks good so far. I like the comment with future sample values and the rough sketching.
Foreign Key relations are missing. Does a situation have choices and an answer just points to the best choice.

Class names should be capitalized. e.g. Situation, Choice and Answer.

Is situation "Behavior"?

Is choice "ResponseOption"?

Is answer "IdealResponse"?


Yes, it will be equivalent to using `-f bestvideo+bestaudio/best`.


thanks @AidasK; i fixed it few minutes before you written! :)

maybe this should be clarified on ng-flow?


Memory leak, need to free new_vol


Yeah I did that.


There's no default version?


Thanks for this pull request! I'm adding some line comments.


sai daki


I think the use of found_nodes here is a bit awkward. I'd move it down past p.join, then set ok=False in EOFError and then use ok to decide if data has something worth putting into found_nodes.


no I don't like that


Needs tested - worked on this at work.


@mattleff Review please!


@Sidneys1 Hey you should look at my masterful MVVM code and see what you think


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Too many parentheses


did you mean if-not here?


Just cite this -- http://link.springer.com/chapter/10.1007/BFb0074107#page-1


Makes sense, let's move both the default size and default name into DiskCache.Factory? @Tolriq would you mind doing that as well? I think we can safely break anyone whose mucked with packages to depend on the default size.


I don't understand why we don't need the `if (temp != NULL)` anymore. Let `hislen = 1` and `newlen = 0`. The assert doesn't trigger, `(newlen != hislen)` so we enter this loop. `newlen = 0` implies `temp == NULL`. Does this guarantee that `hisidx[type] >= 0`?


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Yeah, the preference directory doesn't have a version number appended.


val anchor = property.getNameIdentifier() ?: property


Yeah I think you could just make the first two constructors create anonymous implementations of CacheDirectoryGetter and remove one layer of branching.


public class DefesaAluno {

    private int iddefesaaluno;
    private long iddefesa;
    private long idaluno;
    private long idpesquisatipotcc;
    private long idbanca;
    private long iddefesacomentario;
    private double nota;
    private char data;
    private char status;
    private char tema;

}


and Kavisha will destroy all my work in a few months...


If we're going to use the BWP plugin, the end of that sitemap url should be `sitemapindex.xml`


Hi guys,

Sorry I'm late to this.  I'll take a look in a couple hours. I don't immediately have a 10.10 version of OSX to dev on right now but I can probably ly figure something out.

Thanks for the email,

Elliott


!! isn't needed here (why don't we have an inspection for this?)


By using ``NG_AT86RF2XX_TRX_CTRL_2_MASK__SUB_MODE``, you set the transceiver at 915MHz?
As most of us are in EU, we should set it to 0 for 868MHz ([datasheet](http://www.atmel.com/images/Atmel-42002-MCU_Wireless-AT86RF212B_Datasheet.pdf) p116 ``Bit 2 - SUB_MODE``

At best, it should be an option when initializing the transceiver for the 212B


I'll remove it, seems like people don't try too much what they submit.


@kbenne this should get added to the E+ upgrade instructions


I invited you so if you want to modify something you could create a branch a push to it, then tell me what's new and to review & merge to master.


@kbenne not sure if we can rely on the casing of the executable name? I wasn't exactly clear on what the purpose/resolution of this https://github.com/NREL/OpenStudio/pull/1628 was


No need to use Guava, we have hashMapOf<> in stdlib


change back

\chapter[Elliptic Curves and $L$-functions]{Elliptic Curves, Galois Representations, and $L$-functions}


@nllong here is the new method, named to fit in with the rest of the methods in this file


cite something


Is " Waiting for successful healthcheck response. " what we want to say here? Since at this point, the most recent healthcheck status should be showing? I might just not be fully understanding this status, but would we rather have a headline that says "Most recent healthcheck"?


Yea, maybe. Pull requests are welcome ;)


The test matrix here is crazy, we need to test this 1) in build and installed, 2) from exes as well as command line ruby bindings, 3) on all platforms


@macumber yikes!  I'm trying to weed out these kind of hard coded version strings.  I strongly dislike this.  Can't you generate or just make the code more generic?


@kbenne I propose that we start deprecating RunManager's E+ stuff for this


Yup, that's exactly what the new function does.  Of course, it only does it
for elements in the same repeat group.  I'll try and find some time today
or tomorrow to apply it to the database WHERE clause.

   -- hugh

On Sat, Apr 18, 2015 at 8:20 PM, bauer-git <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> What I need is a placeholder that can be used in the databasejoin element
> WHERE condition that will return the value from another element in the same
> current row of the repeat group - but NOT a comma delimited string of all
> the repeat groups values - just the value for that element in the same row
> the database join element is in.
>
> If there is a way you can figure to do that - it would be a godsend to me.
>
> For example I have a dbj element in a repeat group (e.g.
> fb_organizations___dbj_element )
> If I try to use this...
> WHERE {thistable}.id IN ( SELECT parent_id FROM
> membership_form_setup_repeat_include_with WHERE parent_id={thistable}.id
> AND include_with={fb_organizations___facility_type_id_raw} )
>
> There will be a 500 and 404 error generated because
> {fb_organizations___facility_type_id_raw} is being returned as a comma
> delimited string of values rather than just the single value of
> {fb_organizations___facility_type_id_raw} in that same row (repeat group)
> only.
>
> Why does a repeat group placeholder work correctly (as I expect it anyhow)
> when used in a calc element but not in a dbjoin?
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Should a similar check be added for SMTP?  Its only valid in to_server/from_client right?


Aldo I think this is much better place for storing the `toolbar.json` file, this is not backwards compatible.


I know that this is not an easy code, especially the parser part and I not made any introducement yet so feel free to send me a mail with questions.


rax retry tests


regenerate

typeset='latex'


My browser doesn't spell check the edit window for some reason. :P


If this is the new workflow then we should clean up all the duplication here--i.e.,

`steps %q{`
`multiple lines go here`
`}`


Une phrase fini par un point ! ;)


叼叼的！


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Wow, this just saved my life with https://github.com/tjwebb/react-kendo. Thanks


//done


I could probably extract the file name from "${ENERGYPLUS_EXE}", does that sound like a better idea?


I'd like to see some tests for this in spec/features.


No. But `newlen == 0` implies you don't execute the for loop body (you don't reach trying to use null `temp`).

See it another way: When previous condition (`newlen == 0 || temp != NULL`) was false? When `newlen != 0 && temp == NULL`. But that's not possible, as `newlen != 0` implies `temp = xmalloc(...)` which can't return NULL. So, if condition can never be false, we can remove the `if`.

In other words, that was possible before, when out-of-memory (malloc returning null) was possible. But it isn't now.
It's a bit convoluted, it took me some time to reaize, but I think it's correct.
Agree?


Be sure to return to cleaner code when debugging done. :)


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OK


@macumber it is a mess.  The following is for Linux which is the only platform where this matters.

Pre 8.0 it was energyplus
8.0 up to but not including 8.3 it was EnergyPlus
8.3 and beyond it is energyplus

In 8.3 there is a link to /usr/local/bin/EnergyPlus but there is not link in the actual install folder so it isn't all that helpful.


I'd like to see a test for this in spec/features


Is there a particular reason why the save is pulled up to the stepdef level instead of being handled in the #add_approved_equipment method?


This stuff is awesome!  I really love it.

But could we please get a test for it in spec/features?  Eg. login as an admin, go to one of the relevant pages, and check that there is a cog icon there that, when clicked, takes you to edit the relevant snippet.


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Yeah.  Or use the cmake E+ version identifiers.


I was thinking that some users might not want their calendar loaded with green bars, if they did not want to track the download status.   The hiding of the buttons was secondary to this.
However, I will revert the commit, not problems.

as for doubling the downloaded/watched buttons, this is what they look like on my test machine below.
*not downloaded not watched*
![image](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/6933240/7258905/9cb374f4-e8b3-11e4-9dc0-fdf0696093ae.png)

*downloaded not watched*
![image](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/6933240/7258952/f140d3c2-e8b3-11e4-96e6-1af4e51d1de8.png)

*downloaded watched*
![image](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/6933240/7258991/45d386dc-e8b4-11e4-8aec-154c9afbdcf6.png)

that last one looks a bit busy. I think its better leaving them on separate rows, what do you think?


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It's a soft equality.

I'm not sure what the various RFCs say on the matter, but in practice web applications don't look at the order of GET parameters - in fact, many languages/frameworks provide them solely in a non-ordered key-value data structure.  If I ran into an application where these two urls resulted in different pages, I'd consider that a bug.

If you look at [our query string implementation](https://github.com/reddit/reddit/blob/e85d5c3ee7fffab6bd7d7866455afa4eb8c6356b/r2/r2/lib/utils/utils.py#L393-L406), it similarly stores the values in a dictionary, then iterates over that while building the string, and [dictionary iteration has an undefined order](https://docs.python.org/2/library/stdtypes.html#dict.items).  So if we considered these to be different urls, then we could be generating any of `n!` different urls, depending on what the interpreter felt like doing!


Oh please do.  But in the mean time please don't add any new version strings in the code.  Generate them or eliminate them please.


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Thanks for the pointer. I ran it again using jruby-head. Looks much more plausible than before.


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Ah, yes :+1:


Hi!
Nein, sorry, so war's nicht gemeint!!
War nur erstaunt über die Änderung. Ich dachte, sie unterbricht die Stringenz in unseren scripts und macht sie dadurch unübersichtlicher. Aber der Grund ist doch ein guter.
IMHO ist nicht extra ein issue für so etwas nötig (... vielleicht ein Hinweis im Kommentar des commit!? :wink: und/oder vielleicht ein kleiner Kommentar im script? )


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"No Conjur token"


are these really the only changes needed for BC 7? o_O


Add new line at the end of file.


Hi Jon, cool. Nice to see this under way. Do you have a document or something that describes the changes you are planning? It would be nice to give the team a chance to weigh in. Perhaps, create a Google Doc and share it.


It looks like that travis-ci thing is resolved, right?
http://www.traviscistatus.com/incidents/wqd9y74mpnwk

...also the issue is definitely far from "random" in that when it happens, its the same tests failing and is a behavior we've seen before.

I've restarted this build many times on master and cannot get it to pass, consistently failing with the same thing: https://travis-ci.org/ngageoint/geowave/jobs/59307214


@temasek Thank you for help! much appreciate it!


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This method will only work if the Timezone string "Europe/Brussels" is available in [TimeZone.getAvailableIDs()](http://developer.android.com/reference/java/util/TimeZone.html#getAvailableIDs()). This may not be the case on chinese phones for example.

I recommend to hard-code the timezone of your event if possible to ensure it works on all devices (FOSDEM is always during winter so it's GMT+1). Or you may use Joda Time but it will make the code more complex.

Pentabarf should really include the timezone in the date format or fix it to UTC, it would avoid all of these issues.


Comment unused functions for better performance.


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why not just return list->length;


+1; ready to PR.


yeah, we barely rely on the api nor do we use much of the core classes, just these few that got moved around


It should, but I left it generic because some people don't use any of those plugins and rather rely on `.xml.gz` files and such. But, yeah, we could update this to reflect more of what we need and would alleviate us from having to touch it.


do you really need an api for that? nullcheck for list at least


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add space between bracked and parenthesis


We could maybe change the texts to 'downloaded' and 'watched' (give the buttons a background color to indicate something will happen maybe) and put the full text in the tooltip?


There's nothing about the Award Modifier in the code of this stepdef, so we should remove `^the Award Modifier ` from line 230, here.


![2007_kjer_mammals_tstvplotjpg](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/5216640/7259169/b5ec195c-e81e-11e4-981e-28d5fd53b2a2.jpg)
DAMBE used to plot transitions and transversions vs F84 distance for each pair of sequences in the Kjer2007 data set.


In my test cases, without polling, the only alert I'll ever see is `Deploy xyz  is pending: Waiting for successful load balancer update.` because the global refresh is 60 seconds.


This stepdef text is dangerously vague and is likely to cause "collisions" down the road.


Probably best to call out the unassigned user here, since that's what's hard-coded in the stepdef.


Cherry-picked, thanks! If there's anything I can do to help with the CI situation, please let me know. Maintaining a fork is a pain.


Ci sono ancora dei Log che mi servivano per capire se la scrittura/lettura su Votes.plist funzionava.
Non cancellateli


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Not sure if I recall fully, but I thought error strings were i18n in the CLI? Can you double check with other commands? If yes then you need to add to the i18n resource files.


haha


shareText: 'mailto' finde ich als Button-Beschriftung blöd - das versteht doch kein normaler Anwender und ist auch ziemlich unüblich. Wenn dann mach wenigstens "mail to" draus, wobei das auf deutschen Seiten auch Mist ist. Was spricht denn gegen beides Mal "mail"? Beide Mail-Buttons auf einer Seite wird wohl eher selten vorkommen.


We can almost guess that, write something more useful.


Interesting! What is "potential" time?


no need for the "it" in the `It("...")` statement. In other words this should read:

```
It("deletes the service when no apps and no keys are bound", ...
```


You might try passing `-Xcompile.invokedynamic=true`, which will perform even better and be more indicative of where 9k performance is going.


It should actually wait for the "connect" event on c9. However this won't be a problem as it will be few people that are installing at the same time and once the request hits the server it will be processed successfully. I'll add the connect event handling. Thanks.


Why don't you use the "standard" convention `pd`?


@Montellese (sorry to bother you).
I was hoping you could help out a bit here?. The state of play for Boxee Box is it has no active C++ dev maintainers. I've kind of blagged it along with a lot of research and time to keep it moving. At the moment there's no way we can get a Kodi 15 build due to the Boxee being on an outdated kernel and the toolchain won't do C++ 11.

So, I was hoping (with your help), to just iron out one issue in Helix we are seeing, (gfx artifacts when subtitles are displayed), which I am guessing  is due to the issues we had with this set of commits  [stdstring] get rid of CStdString. Because our Gotham build doesn't give the issues above. That's complete speculation though.

The compilation error was:-
````
In file included from /home/q/boxeebox-xbmc/xbmc/settings/AdvancedSettings.h:27,
                 from AESinkFactory.cpp:51:
/home/q/boxeebox-xbmc/xbmc/utils/StdString.h:613: error: multiple types in one declaration
/home/q/boxeebox-xbmc/xbmc/utils/StdString.h:613: error: declaration does not declare anything
/home/q/boxeebox-xbmc/xbmc/settings/AdvancedSettings.h:416: warning: 'g_advancedSettings' defined but not used
CPP     xbmc/cores/playercorefactory/PlayerCoreFactory.o
make[4]: *** [AESinkFactory.o] Error 1
make[4]: *** Waiting for unfinished jobs....
CPP     xbmc/cores/IntelSMDGlobals.o
CPP     xbmc/cores/playercorefactory/PlayerSelectionRule.o
AR      xbmc/cores/cores.a
CPP     xbmc/dbwrappers/Database.o
CPP     xbmc/dbwrappers/DatabaseQuery.o
CPP     xbmc/dbwrappers/dataset.o
CPP     xbmc/dbwrappers/mysqldataset.o
CPP     xbmc/dbwrappers/sqlitedataset.o
AR      xbmc/dbwrappers/dbwrappers.a
make[3]: *** [xbmc/cores/AudioEngine/audioengine.a] Error 2
make[3]: *** Waiting for unfinished jobs....

````
To get over that issue to get it to compile I did:
https://github.com/quasar1/boxeebox-xbmc/commit/8f5cf5a21214bdac2724b3c939d883daf6e109ae

This allowed the build to finish, but my question is is commenting out the lines in the above commit the right thing to do?

Excerpts from the config.log above, the link to the logs seems to be dead so I can supply a fresh full log exhibiting the issue if you require it.

Thanks for any help!


@zhang-hua and @xingzhou please note my comments. Thanks.


pinMode vergeten ;)
Kan anders soms raar doen.


This goes against everything other API in SM.


Links - figured this out. I was trying to discuss the nuance between absolute, internal, and relative links. (http://www.iraqtimeline.com/maxdesign/basicdesign/principles/prinlinks.html). I realized what I want is all relative links - they work locally and on Bluehost. BOOM.


libcxx_ubuntu_14_04 (lefticus) - i386-Windows-8.1-VisualStudio-14: OK (336 of 337 tests passed)

![Build Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/build%20status-passing-green.svg) ![Test Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/tests%20passed-99.7%25-yellow.svg)


How do you version freeze global tools? Should they simply go in the devDependencies section of package.json instead? That way no manual step to bootstrap and we can fix their versions?


The class should still trigger a `refresh` event with an array of all the refreshed records. Without this line, you'd get that first `refresh` event, but then another event with each individual refreshed record... Which becomes crazy if you refresh the model with 1000s of records!

If you aren't getting any class `refresh` events at all then I think we have a bug...


Yeah, it's pretty similar. Only thing that I would say is different is I'm using [webpack](https://webpack.github.io/) to manage our scripts. I'm not really using any of its fancy features, but it's different from something like bundler, in that it spits out multiple files based on what entry points you define in [webpack.config.js](https://github.com/howardc93/dukeexchange/blob/6f32ac8ed275682cfe35ed75dc266bec89954c10/webpack.config.js), so it's something to watch out for.


Remove this line for now plz


OK. I'll work on it this later tonight incorporating your recommendations. ;-)
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  We could maybe change the texts to 'downloaded' and 'watched' (give the buttons a background color to indicate something will happen maybe) and put the full text in the tooltip?

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yeah, haven't really followed the BC 7 development... but thought it would be more :D


awesome :+1:


Thank you for rolling this back :)


Rest in peace d3m :cry:


You bad boy, Mark.


squash! :)


Looks OK to me.


Ah, yes. gotcha. that much I can follow. ONE MORE PROBLEM SOLVED!


You were the one who suggested I not use strlen() in the for loop....


@sagartalla I'm curious why this was changed. I'm trying to get the tests working again, and the spec tests imply that both `questions` and `answers` are flat arrays of strings, eg: `['q1','q2','q2']` and `['a1','a2','a3']`. Your change now implies that `answers` is actually an array of arrays: `[ ['???','a1'], ['???', 'a2'], ['???', 'a3'] ]`. Why would that be the case?


I think you can actually design it slightly better -- i.e. write

     async with sa.create_engine(...)

And use ``__aenter__`` coroutine to do the required stuff.


Also, remember to update the license to cover 2015


Should be a "DATABASE_URL" env variable that points to the same place so you don't have to keep the name in sync.


Thank you for the translation @MrNaxeros, I'll look out for your Pull Request.

(Re the Polish letters, if necessary you can download the .lang file, edit it, and then overwrite the whole file on the Github by using Ctrl-A to select all in the editor panel, I guess that should work.)


Console.WriteLine("He110 W0r1d");


Yeah.. I think that we need to avoid having stuff like 'async with await'


@Joimer, in case you missed it: In general you should at least through `Object.values(Users.usergroups)` so custom symbols don't crash your command.

Although @kotarou3 makes a good point: if the goal is to check the auth of custom servers, you probably want to not hardcode the groups.


*shudder* What an abuse of the plain ANSI C interface of DDE kit. I'd like to pass this to staging only if dde_kit is removed from the repo until 15.05!


fuck mean No


switchover to dynamic loading from hard-coding for #687


libcxx_ubuntu_14_04 (lefticus) - Win64-Windows-8.1-VisualStudio-14: OK (336 of 337 tests passed)

![Build Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/build%20status-passing-green.svg) ![Test Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/tests%20passed-99.7%25-yellow.svg)


What's the reason for revert?


uh, sorry about that. I do this so rarely.


Yeah, there is a much better way.  For now just removing the warn should be fine.


Use a temporary directory!


I think it'd be better to pass `results` in to the constructor of `TestJob` rather than in here.


Do we have a use case for this?


você deve modificar "Novo" por "New" para padronizar a linguagem


mudar "Novo" por "New"


Maybe turn this into `{@link javax.lang.model.type.IntersectionType IntersectionType}` instead.

When you compile with JDK8 the link becomes just `IntersectionType`, but on others it will stay the FQCN.
With specifying a text the end result is predictable.


Use `await_job_completion` here.


How about: if undefined, set to 10. Now convert to a Number. If NaN, throw a TypeError. If < 0, throw a RangeError.


Ops.... foi mal Berdugo.... dá próxima vez atualizo a documentação....


This isn't what I meant. I want you to specify the height of a horizontal range and the width of a vertical range so that you can verify that they're correct.


Noticed that the icon was broken in the settings view, this fixes it.


You can omit this pointer, by allocating fetcher inside constructor's braces.
I.e.:

```C++
    const QWidget *const p = new QWidget();
    // is equivalent to:
    const QScopedPointer<const QWidget> p(new QWidget());

```

Or, more specific:
```c++
 QScopedPointer<Fetcher> fetcher(new FileFetcher< TextFileParser > (filePath));
```

See http://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qscopedpointer.html

P.S.: omit prefixing for pointer types.


Same as above


ai você está apenas direcionando para a pagina, falou você por a função de clicar no botão "New Member"


Well, I made it in purpose to keep track of official style auth, custom symbols should just be ignored, but I'm refactoring this to support custom auth as well.


So, directly push a branch other than master from local will create that  branch on GitHub.com!


Commit comment should also include that it parses the concurrentNodeIterators option. Or split that into a separate commit.

Documentation needs update for this new option.


3000 seconds?


.gitignore

.DS_Store

# Images
images/avatars/
images/captchas/
images/smileys/
images/member_photos/
images/signature_attachments/
images/pm_attachments/

# Caches
sized/
thumbs/
_thumbs/
*/expressionengine/cache


Just `exports.`


Should this call the `errrorCallback` instead of throwing?


each arg in new line


s/,/;/


In the end it is cleaner to remove the dependancy altogether otherwise Restkit has to be maintained in sync with AFN and tests duplicated...
Initially we were thinking along similar lines including preserving AFN serialisers however the Restkit team (Blake Watters) pointed out that RK has serialisation sufficient for its own purposes; i.e. no reinvented wheels required.
AFN security policy and reachability are the 2 things that we determined should be preserved otherwise it is in concept a matter of replacing AFHTTPClient with NSURLSession which I think is pretty much your conclusion.

> On 21 Apr 2015, at 8:56 pm, Oli Griffiths <notifications@github.com> wrote:
>
> The idea is to remove the hard dependency. The AFN request/response serialisers we can use directly by including the subspec, no point reinventing the wheel.
>
> One option would be having a default implementation of HTTPClient that works on iOS7+ only (NSURLSession). If you want iOS 6 support you add AFN as a dependency, and have rest kit auto detect the presence of AFN and use an AFN specific version of HTTPClient. Thoughts?
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Will it hurt performance or memory usage?


ptrFetcher and ptrFetcher_Thread owns their internal pointers. When this function ends, it will destroy memory and objects that are it use of another thread. Consider using take() method.


I see you did some of the concurrentNodeIterators stuff in the third commit. Maybe just squash those two together.


readable, but wouldn't hurt to have it precalculated


Curious about this commit (and the ones that follow). Reason for the changes?


Yes, this error will be handled by the promise error condition at done.


mudar "criar" por "create", para padronizar a linguagem


(Also I wanted to avoid voices being shown)


Hi Keylo,
your pull requests only adds one empty line in the text of the chapter. There is no hint at the "missing Player.cpp code" as mentioned in the title. Is that intentional?


it's ok for now, but I would love to plan a future iteration to stop using kwargs but a more strictly defined interface


Was the intent here to make "t" no longer an optional parameter?


Why a single symbol instead of one per property?

Why use a well-known symbol instead of just `Symbol()`?


Basically, for every second that you are not doing anything actively
(moving mouse, pressing keys) the potential timer increases instead. If you
start moving before potential reaches "afk delay" the potential time gets
moved over to the real time and then gets reset.

If you did not move before potential reaches afk delay, the potential time
is instead moved to the AFK timer.

Hope this clears up anything :P


@DinisCruz I tested w/ the cache enabled and it seems to be working fine for me!

Let me know if there is anything else to test or tweak with this to include it in today's release, otherwise I'll submit a PR.


Of course! (that tells you that I had to actually use a debugger to find this sucker ;-) will revert)


TBH I'm facing the same issue at work every day. There we use the Google Coding Style and we even have tools that let your build fail if you don't follow it strictly. And there are few things that are different and I always do them wrong. But in the end it makes code reading so much easier and if we don't enforce it in PRs everybody will do whatever he wants.

Concerning `StringUtils::EqualsNoCase()` I'm still not sure what you mean. It has 4 overloads for every combination of `std::string` and `const char*` and all are forwarded to the pure `const char*` version which has the same signature as `strcasecmp()`. So not sure where `std::string` will be used. But like I said it doesn't really matter.


você deve colocar a chamada do método que clica no "Research group" option, para este chamar a nova página.


иди в задницу


@cagryInside Good idea!  Just pushed a commit with this to develop in https://github.com/OneBusAway/onebusaway-android/commit/2e95d2d08663686f792e3769846020f819d51b1e.  For some reason I don't currently see the color difference of the comment blocks in Android Studio on Windows, though.  Maybe its my preferences, or a Windows/Mac difference...


isn't it?


faltou também a chamada da função/método


This is ugly, but it is the correct expression of what we are doing.


Without this change the following error shows on compile:

````
~/src/salt (master ✔)$ rebar compile
==> salt (compile)
Compiled src/salt_sup.erl
Compiled src/salt_server.erl
Compiled src/salt_nif.erl
Compiled src/salt_app.erl
Compiled src/salt.erl
Compiling c_src/salt_nif.c
ld: unknown option: -R/usr/local/lib
clang: error: linker command failed with exit code 1 (use -v to see invocation)
ERROR: sh(cc c_src/salt_nif.o $LDFLAGS -bundle -flat_namespace -undefined suppress  -L/usr/local/Cellar/erlang/17.5/lib/erlang/lib/erl_interface-3.7.20/lib -lerl_interface -lei -L/usr/local/lib -Wl,-R/usr/local/lib -lsodium -o priv/x86_64-apple-darwin14.1.0/salt_nif.so)
failed with return code 1 and the following output:
ld: unknown option: -R/usr/local/lib
clang: error: linker command failed with exit code 1 (use -v to see invocation)

ERROR: compile failed while processing /Users/glenn/src/salt: rebar_abort
````


Same problem and symptoms (works when called directly, fails when called from a library, in my case celery).

```python
    import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
```
...
```python
  File "/usr/local/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/matplotlib-1.4.3-py2.7-linux-x86_64.egg/matplotlib/axes/_axes.py", line 5, in <module>
    from six.moves import reduce, xrange, zip, zip_longest
ImportError: cannot import name zip_longest
```

```bash
$ python
Python 2.7.3 (default, Dec 18 2014, 19:10:20)
[GCC 4.6.3] on linux2
Type "help", "copyright", "credits" or "license" for more information.
>>> import six
>>> six.__version__
'1.9.0'
```

Reverting matplotlib to 1.4.2 appears to resolve the issue.


I can't tell if you're trolling or not.


WebIDL pickiness:

```js
if (filter === undefined) {
  filter = null;
}

if (filter !== null && typeof filter !== "function" && typeof filter.acceptNode !== "function") { throw... }
```

Current code accepts `false` without throwing.


Another spot where I think the key personnel syntax is going to fail.  Seriously, if it doesn't, then my mind is completely blown.


Use _ownerDocument to minimize public property access


Yes!! Without that how can you connect to third party MMDrawerController and display left side nav


Use undefined, not void.


:heart:


Yup, tools should go in devDependencies. If I missed some tools that's an oversight.

I'm not a fan of fixing versions, I prefer to let it break and catch breaks with tests.


Let's kill it completely, then. We can add it back again later if we figure out what it's needed for.


Soon!! Soon we will get classes.


"triple-stache" ?


Just something to think about in the future. Already got one personal request for it. Now that we have subtasks, how about representing them in a tree-like-structure? Don't know myself much about that UI-thing, just asking if anyone's got ideas how it could be done easily.


Hi

I updated file one more time and compared to the default one from package.
I can see patch is there and other code there from default Magento .

---------------
Regards,
Alexander Lukyanov | Web Developer
http://sashas.org
http://www.linkedin.com/pub/alexander-lukyanov/47/509/217

On Mon, Apr 20, 2015 at 10:53 PM, Dr3am3rz <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> Hi sashas777, I have tried to replace the existing with your file and it
> worked!
>
> So I have gone through lines by lines to see where are the differences. I
> have put some comments in your commit : 9ae5e46?diff=split
> <https://github.com/sashas777/magento-1.9-patch-1533-5344/commit/9ae5e46e6e5cfd486c3613cfbf8e62b555c0b411?diff=split>
>
> Not sure whether if you can see it. Kindly take a look and advise if there
> are any updates to be done.
>
> Thanks for your help again!
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> .
>


".format" allows you to specify the arguments you want to replace.


I suspect that this is a problem with some third-party libraries shipping their own versions of libraries


I think this should be a real runtime check, because `TreeSeqBuilder` is a public class and would just silently return invalid `SmallSeq` instances.


I can tell you that, building against master just now, my code that doesn't send t to /restart started failing, which is what led me here.


How about renaming this to optional_args.


você poderia usar o "assert" para verificar se as chaves são unicas


Not seeing the reason for needing this.


what is going on?


Why do we not ship six with matplotlib `matplotlib.externals.six`?  It's so tiny, and it seems wasteful of maintenance time to keep dealing with these kinds of errors.


This `tryLock()` one's actually not true for the default file system; it ignores the threads interrupted status. And only the `lock()` methods are documented as having an opinion on interrupts.


um comentário informando qual a feature ou qual cenário estará sendo abordado seria interessante


develop (lefticus) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-clang-3.5: OK (338 of 338 tests passed)

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


I don't think we need auth for the `GET`. Also, no need to pass in `...` because no auth should be needed


MarkdownDocs (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (617 of 617 tests passed)

![Build Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/build%20status-passing-green.svg) ![Test Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/tests%20passed-100.0%25-green.svg) ![Coverage Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/coverage%20status-5.02%25-green.svg)


Trying to upload my homework to github


Yes, looks like we should ignore error from `Atoi`


Rename isFormatVerticalScale, this is very specific to scale formats.


can you try with

    local font = font.getfont(font.id(csname))
    local unicodes = font.resources.unicodes

just to be sure?


It really should have been:

```c
value = !!value;
```


um comentário demostrando o término e inicio de outro test (indicando neste,o nome do cenário que será abordado), seriam interessantes para melhor entendimento de  outros no código


ok got it, had put down a default but after discussion came up in pr it wasn't needed (IIRC)


We don't ship six to _prevent_ these sorts of headaches, but it seems to be a prisoners delemina and someone is defecting..

 six used to be bundled and sometimes (always?) the install would clobber the system install which was just as much of a waste of time.


And note that you only get the compiler warning because you are running on a system where bool is compiler enforced. That is not the case on all the compilers that libbson will build on.


Good catch!


@LK4D4 alright


LOL


All tests pass on Erlang OTP 17.5 (as installed by Homebrew on OS X) when running '_run':

````
~/src/salt (master ✗)$ ./_run
+ export ERL_CRASH_DUMP=
+ ERL_CRASH_DUMP=
++ pwd
+ erl -pa /Users/glenn/src/salt/ebin -boot start_sasl -noshell -eval 'c:c(salt_test).' -eval 'salt_test:all().' -eval 'init:stop().'

=PROGRESS REPORT==== 21-Apr-2015::11:37:58 ===
          supervisor: {local,sasl_safe_sup}
             started: [{pid,<0.32.0>},
                       {name,alarm_handler},
                       {mfargs,{alarm_handler,start_link,[]}},
                       {restart_type,permanent},
                       {shutdown,2000},
                       {child_type,worker}]

=PROGRESS REPORT==== 21-Apr-2015::11:37:58 ===
          supervisor: {local,sasl_safe_sup}
             started: [{pid,<0.33.0>},
                       {name,overload},
                       {mfargs,{overload,start_link,[]}},
                       {restart_type,permanent},
                       {shutdown,2000},
                       {child_type,worker}]

=PROGRESS REPORT==== 21-Apr-2015::11:37:58 ===
          supervisor: {local,sasl_sup}
             started: [{pid,<0.31.0>},
                       {name,sasl_safe_sup},
                       {mfargs,
                           {supervisor,start_link,
                               [{local,sasl_safe_sup},sasl,safe]}},
                       {restart_type,permanent},
                       {shutdown,infinity},
                       {child_type,supervisor}]

=PROGRESS REPORT==== 21-Apr-2015::11:37:58 ===
          supervisor: {local,sasl_sup}
             started: [{pid,<0.34.0>},
                       {name,release_handler},
                       {mfargs,{release_handler,start_link,[]}},
                       {restart_type,permanent},
                       {shutdown,2000},
                       {child_type,worker}]

=PROGRESS REPORT==== 21-Apr-2015::11:37:58 ===
         application: sasl
          started_at: nonode@nohost

=PROGRESS REPORT==== 21-Apr-2015::11:37:58 ===
          supervisor: {local,salt_sup}
             started: [{pid,<0.46.0>},
                       {name,salt_server},
                       {mfargs,{salt_server,start_link,[]}},
                       {restart_type,permanent},
                       {shutdown,60000},
                       {child_type,worker}]

=PROGRESS REPORT==== 21-Apr-2015::11:37:58 ===
         application: salt
          started_at: nonode@nohost

==== Trying out crypto_box functions. ====

< salt:crypto_box_keypair/0
> {0xC228B1F5E06FA2E845AD4A9BE3CAD804A4D07BF1679CC352017D574CB8A9D327, (32B)
>  0x968363AD008C7905C48C78AAE31B1BF065041FEF0DDA01D5FF847357BBFE1FC0} (32B)

< salt:crypto_box_keypair/0
> {0x0872BC6583E674E9F890AE2B749647869635202F092BCA1A58B996AB28F01625, (32B)
>  0xEF846F4BCF51C4393943ABF3D558A35A5135772BC31789AE6CED7F331F6F9B80} (32B)

< salt:crypto_box/4
< 0x48656C6C6F20426F622C206D6573736167652066726F6D20416C6963652E (30B)
< 0x35E645C5423AB70651D1ED377E8560AE572DB263B286C3EC (24B)
< 0xC228B1F5E06FA2E845AD4A9BE3CAD804A4D07BF1679CC352017D574CB8A9D327 (32B)
< 0x968363AD008C7905C48C78AAE31B1BF065041FEF0DDA01D5FF847357BBFE1FC0 (32B)
> 0xF3C49B892D95941D6E9703645146F8DF4DEA2D0681CDF7C6099E2735FF6D59742375D7C3E6C72A3210C4DC7D950F (46B)

< salt:crypto_box_open/4
< 0xF3C49B892D95941D6E9703645146F8DF4DEA2D0681CDF7C6099E2735FF6D59742375D7C3E6C72A3210C4DC7D950F (46B)
< 0x35E645C5423AB70651D1ED377E8560AE572DB263B286C3EC (24B)
< 0xC228B1F5E06FA2E845AD4A9BE3CAD804A4D07BF1679CC352017D574CB8A9D327 (32B)
< 0x968363AD008C7905C48C78AAE31B1BF065041FEF0DDA01D5FF847357BBFE1FC0 (32B)
> {ok, 0x48656C6C6F20426F622C206D6573736167652066726F6D20416C6963652E} (30B)

< salt:crypto_box/4
< 0x48656C6C6F20426F622C206D6573736167652066726F6D20416C6963652E (30B)
< 0x35E645C5423AB70651D1ED377E8560AE572DB263B286C3EC (24B)
< 0x0872BC6583E674E9F890AE2B749647869635202F092BCA1A58B996AB28F01625 (32B)
< 0x968363AD008C7905C48C78AAE31B1BF065041FEF0DDA01D5FF847357BBFE1FC0 (32B)
> 0x69B51B26B423EA64CDF9E3E8196611B74687F3321ED1645F1D9DCA0458B5CF84B44172461ECD2278E37B8208C63C (46B)

< salt:crypto_box_open/4
< 0x69B51B26B423EA64CDF9E3E8196611B74687F3321ED1645F1D9DCA0458B5CF84B44172461ECD2278E37B8208C63C (46B)
< 0x35E645C5423AB70651D1ED377E8560AE572DB263B286C3EC (24B)
< 0xC228B1F5E06FA2E845AD4A9BE3CAD804A4D07BF1679CC352017D574CB8A9D327 (32B)
< 0xEF846F4BCF51C4393943ABF3D558A35A5135772BC31789AE6CED7F331F6F9B80 (32B)
> {ok, 0x48656C6C6F20426F622C206D6573736167652066726F6D20416C6963652E} (30B)

< salt:crypto_box_beforenm/2
< 0x0872BC6583E674E9F890AE2B749647869635202F092BCA1A58B996AB28F01625 (32B)
< 0x968363AD008C7905C48C78AAE31B1BF065041FEF0DDA01D5FF847357BBFE1FC0 (32B)
> 0x2EF940701FAED2F6D2E1151D2046415D7468D37492744FAAFBF7C7F8673E5775 (32B)

< salt:crypto_box_beforenm/2
< 0xC228B1F5E06FA2E845AD4A9BE3CAD804A4D07BF1679CC352017D574CB8A9D327 (32B)
< 0xEF846F4BCF51C4393943ABF3D558A35A5135772BC31789AE6CED7F331F6F9B80 (32B)
> 0x2EF940701FAED2F6D2E1151D2046415D7468D37492744FAAFBF7C7F8673E5775 (32B)

< salt:crypto_box_afternm/3
< 0x48656C6C6F20426F622C206D6573736167652066726F6D20416C6963652E (30B)
< 0x35E645C5423AB70651D1ED377E8560AE572DB263B286C3EC (24B)
< 0x2EF940701FAED2F6D2E1151D2046415D7468D37492744FAAFBF7C7F8673E5775 (32B)
> 0x69B51B26B423EA64CDF9E3E8196611B74687F3321ED1645F1D9DCA0458B5CF84B44172461ECD2278E37B8208C63C (46B)

< salt:crypto_box_open_afternm/3
< 0x69B51B26B423EA64CDF9E3E8196611B74687F3321ED1645F1D9DCA0458B5CF84B44172461ECD2278E37B8208C63C (46B)
< 0x35E645C5423AB70651D1ED377E8560AE572DB263B286C3EC (24B)
< 0x2EF940701FAED2F6D2E1151D2046415D7468D37492744FAAFBF7C7F8673E5775 (32B)
> {ok, 0x48656C6C6F20426F622C206D6573736167652066726F6D20416C6963652E} (30B)

==== Trying out crypto_sign functions. ====

< salt:crypto_sign_keypair/0
> {0x652B7B4792915F80E39C0AE5A090BC4B1702B5E4A8D7F6BB07302B117FD61294, (32B)
>  0xCC6BACCDFA8C1FA9317EFD560CF6137211104C1005EE5764B65B1E53A5602DB0652B7B4792915F80E39C0AE5A090BC4B1702B5E4A8D7F6BB07302B117FD61294} (64B)

< salt:crypto_sign/2
< 0x506C61696E207465787420746F206265207369676E65642E (24B)
< 0xCC6BACCDFA8C1FA9317EFD560CF6137211104C1005EE5764B65B1E53A5602DB0652B7B4792915F80E39C0AE5A090BC4B1702B5E4A8D7F6BB07302B117FD61294 (64B)
> 0xE6DB3F69CB6714AA42E16B4A0E6814856EB2B1A4CE2EC2650582CC05052DE35F3F321CDB4690DA769CD7C560B779CF2FEEEE371775F74FB673B4B40B866A7E0B506C61696E207465787420746F206265207369676E65642E (88B)

< salt:crypto_sign_open/2
< 0xE6DB3F69CB6714AA42E16B4A0E6814856EB2B1A4CE2EC2650582CC05052DE35F3F321CDB4690DA769CD7C560B779CF2FEEEE371775F74FB673B4B40B866A7E0B506C61696E207465787420746F206265207369676E65642E (88B)
< 0x652B7B4792915F80E39C0AE5A090BC4B1702B5E4A8D7F6BB07302B117FD61294 (32B)
> {ok, 0x506C61696E207465787420746F206265207369676E65642E} (24B)

==== Trying out crypto_secretbox functions. ====

< salt:crypto_secretbox/3
< 0x536563726574206D6573736167652E (15B)
< 0x00F674A3A9982ABB61B77110357143FFC98D0C54AD5C4E76 (24B)
< 0x7A151E4F2C05E2791C94CA014025A860EF5844C3313FD1948809F954D25C3F1A (32B)
> 0xE6F2D2FA7CB80D9FFE45EBA614AD5776B6F2D52FBE119AD329704D434BF5DC (31B)

< salt:crypto_secretbox_open/3
< 0xE6F2D2FA7CB80D9FFE45EBA614AD5776B6F2D52FBE119AD329704D434BF5DC (31B)
< 0x00F674A3A9982ABB61B77110357143FFC98D0C54AD5C4E76 (24B)
< 0x7A151E4F2C05E2791C94CA014025A860EF5844C3313FD1948809F954D25C3F1A (32B)
> {ok, 0x536563726574206D6573736167652E} (15B)

==== Trying out crypto_stream functions. ====

< salt:crypto_stream_xor/3
< 0x536563726574206D6573736167652E (15B)
< 0x344ECD781E39EB854B233128BEC9E498319D0947CD612296 (24B)
< 0xD24ED934A7D458D69B54740A6AD65373135ADC77015CAAC83C27B7914BE2228D (32B)
> 0x5E9C3EDDCF2B721942AD785F9CE8A3 (15B)

< salt:crypto_stream_xor/3
< 0x5E9C3EDDCF2B721942AD785F9CE8A3 (15B)
< 0x344ECD781E39EB854B233128BEC9E498319D0947CD612296 (24B)
< 0xD24ED934A7D458D69B54740A6AD65373135ADC77015CAAC83C27B7914BE2228D (32B)
> 0x536563726574206D6573736167652E (15B)

==== Trying out crypto_auth functions. ====

< salt:crypto_auth/2
< 0x41757468656E746963206D6573736167652E (18B)
< 0x3425FB9643401464CF40A246DE1C1A8DB37E94B5DA2A0DAD6175E2120791FB28 (32B)
> 0xC5D5CCE54876A6D06E6A5E8365D83DE876EAB4428BF1746FEB5B6BBEFD8C4668 (32B)

< salt:crypto_auth_verify/3
< 0xC5D5CCE54876A6D06E6A5E8365D83DE876EAB4428BF1746FEB5B6BBEFD8C4668 (32B)
< 0x41757468656E746963206D6573736167652E (18B)
< 0x3425FB9643401464CF40A246DE1C1A8DB37E94B5DA2A0DAD6175E2120791FB28 (32B)
> authenticated

==== Trying out crypto_onetimeauth functions. ====

< salt:crypto_onetimeauth/2
< 0x41757468656E746963206D6573736167652E (18B)
< 0x7602F0B81A778690E76B5648DE3FBE41ACEF2C365BBE4821A5647F2F92762B18 (32B)
> 0x86DCB1277FF603A1FDA7EA1CD3E2EEA3 (16B)

< salt:crypto_onetimeauth_verify/3
< 0x86DCB1277FF603A1FDA7EA1CD3E2EEA3 (16B)
< 0x41757468656E746963206D6573736167652E (18B)
< 0x7602F0B81A778690E76B5648DE3FBE41ACEF2C365BBE4821A5647F2F92762B18 (32B)
> authenticated

==== Success. ====

````


seems fine


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So this is what we will be displaying on the monitor located in the center of the structure.

I put a comment in the code explaining what needs to be done. We essentially need to create a script that will dynamically change the content of a div without refreshing the page. An external js library will probably do the trick. Feel free to start hacking away and working with it, I'll probably finish up the styling on this later this week.


Nope this is a pfs bug. I just pushed 1f7b68888a3a0f035bd38933bf4a6a6c555428c8 which should fix it. However, now the test is failing for a different reason which is that `Pull` tries to send using `master` which isn't read-only. I'll make another patch soon to fix that too.


I think I'm not understanding.  The most common way that I know of to use `six` is of the form `from matplotlib.externals.six import something`.   Is there a reason not to do that?   I don't think that could interact with the system install.


I would say 'added' instead of 'fixes'. This is more a feature than a bug.


Does this message fit in a terminal with 80 columns? If not you need to wrap it.


I want it with code color formatting.
Ideally you copy the project folder over, and start there, like the guide is talking about.
This is just for informational purposes of understanding the pieces that fit together, not "new project copy paste" place, that should come from the samples folder, because I can test that one with the compiler/tools.

Still this is all just alpha stuff, these things will be addressed in future :)


Too much indenting. There is 1 tab too much.


missing `;`, can you please add it?


It is broken... see https://www.liferay.com/community/forums/-/message_boards/message/52746756


You forgot the `_` character in the end of the link. The link will be broken without this.


@aaronksaunders added changes cannot figure out why project no longer compiling


I'd suggest either a single line or all arguments in new line


This needs fallback text to handle the case where the item is untitled


(that's passed to `displayTitle`)


@cburgdorf fixed in https://github.com/kanvaz/kanvaz-app/commit/ed3c6983336ae022805aaf4dc8bd9bd632d3f82e


Sounds like nowhere. I am removing it.

Florent


Oh, wow! I like that.


Why not `auto`?


Maybe you should check for that path existence before using it?


Actually, I just saw that the AwardObject already has `press: 'Save'` in the defaults so it's redundant here.


This change has problem with float values (e.g. opacity with value between 0 and 1).


Ok, makes sense.

Where is request/response serialisation being performed at present within rest kit if not relying on AFN?

Also, is ios6 support required? If so, will need an NSURLSession client and NSURLConnection client.

Oli

> On 21 Apr 2015, at 14:32, ptclarke <notifications@github.com> wrote:
>
> In the end it is cleaner to remove the dependancy altogether otherwise Restkit has to be maintained in sync with AFN and tests duplicated...
> Initially we were thinking along similar lines including preserving AFN serialisers however the Restkit team (Blake Watters) pointed out that RK has serialisation sufficient for its own purposes; i.e. no reinvented wheels required.
> AFN security policy and reachability are the 2 things that we determined should be preserved otherwise it is in concept a matter of replacing AFHTTPClient with NSURLSession which I think is pretty much your conclusion.
>
>
> > On 21 Apr 2015, at 8:56 pm, Oli Griffiths <notifications@github.com> wrote:
> >
> > The idea is to remove the hard dependency. The AFN request/response serialisers we can use directly by including the subspec, no point reinventing the wheel.
> >
> > One option would be having a default implementation of HTTPClient that works on iOS7+ only (NSURLSession). If you want iOS 6 support you add AFN as a dependency, and have rest kit auto detect the presence of AFN and use an AFN specific version of HTTPClient. Thoughts?
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This appears backwards to me.  ``latest_survey`` should be updated when we mark the block as unavailable.


Ok, let's do that (put tools in devDeps). If I am working on 2 separate projects, I don't want them to not work because of them sharing same global tools (e.g. project1 needs gulp-1 and project2 needs gulp-2).


Most likely don't even need this commit anymore.


Basically, remove the need for `npm install -g`


Consider having multiple sizes of images for your icons, 19,38,50 so that different sized browers can choose the right one for them.


No, we'll either go iOS 7+ or iOS 8+.


:+1: Great job @BonitaJane! I'm liking the way this is going: more text in each caption, with fewer captions in total. Even though there's more text to read, you get to see each caption for a bit longer which makes it easier.


Ich weiß ja nicht ob du es schon implementiert hast, aber das funktioniert noch nicht:
http://i.imgur.com/NHfq8ff.png


Removing the "*" is not discussed in the commit message. Has this been broken until now?


Good question.  `auto` won't work, but `auto const&` would work fine.  I could increase the scope of this PR to completely get rid of the over-encapsulating `SField::ref` and `SField::ptr` nested types, which are the root source of this type of error.  Is that direction fine with you?


You're using /* */ and // in all sorts of places for comments, this might be fine if // was for single line only, and /* */ was for multi, but you're using // for a multi line comment here.

Be consistent with your comments and it will make it easier to scan quickly for the one off todo's or notes that might pertain to code versus larger explanations and details.

tl;dr; choose one syntax and stick with it for consistency in your formatting


Awesome. With a protocol, if that's required then users can add their own iOS 6 support if needed.

> On 21 Apr 2015, at 14:56, Samuel E. Giddins <notifications@github.com> wrote:
>
> No, we'll either go iOS 7+ or iOS 8+.
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Uploaded all html files to Bluehost except getstarted.html


Then there would be nullables and whatnot. I wonder if ``if(EqualityComparer<T>.Default.Equals(parameters, default(T)))`` work here? It would give ``true`` for null reference and nullable types and then allow structs. Would this work always? This mainly just a helper method and I intend to use "hand-coded" version for actual work. Though, depending on where to put this piece of code, say to some utility library, it might be usable directly from the grain code too (I'm not sure how this evolves, there are other excellent libraries too, like Dapper).

We could restrict only to reference types. It would look like being the clearest. On the other hand


it's concise, but I could see a new programmer getting confused by this a little. no need to change it, just thought I'd mention it


@bascht I think this is not what we want, because I get the error:

```
==> default: Error: Execution of '/usr/bin/apt-get -q -y -o DPkg::Options::=--force-confold install rubyruby-2.1' returned 100: Reading package lists...
==> default: Building dependency tree...
==> default: Reading state information...
==> default: E: Unable to locate package rubyruby-2.1
==> default: E: Couldn't find any package by regex 'rubyruby-2.1'
```

...since I switched to your new branch. And I guess the reason is that ruby_version is something that is already prefixed with Ruby. What do you think?


## This is a markdown file


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@sesiomterim mira, a partir d'aqui es lo del visualitzador


You made this edit to put a variable down beneath in order to cut off at the margin line, but is that a good thing to do for a human reading this? It's kinda jarring to see a function parameter list spread out when it only has 4 args


ooph I should add a newline too


Well, you probably don't need the to_owned. We should probably call Element::Draggable instead and make that method implement https://html.spec.whatwg.org/multipage/interaction.html#the-draggable-attribute so we support the `auto` case that it discusses.


I can add a comment explaining it


this is a good point, I'll create a bug for it


I know, but I'm not bothering about it. There are a lot of fixes that have been applied to Luna since Luna 0.8 that I've decided to start Random over again, easier then retrace all these things and wheter or not they apply to Random. I'm now first going to make the changes to Luna that I wanted to make, which are mainly improvements for mobile devices and general interface enhancements, and from that point out, I'll restart development of Random.


Done


sidenote, totally commented incorrectly in the code. oops :P


This seems dangerous. What log messages are you trying to hide?


a hostia fa 40 linies pero amb els pedazos links esos jajajaja ( hem feie gracia probar de comentar aqui xDD)


@kotarou3 used your version but improved it slightly, namely using string functions for working with strings and checking that the rank actually exists in server and that the name is not empty, stuff that may happen if someone uses forcepromote.


For posterity's sake, this change is potentially backwards breaking. Anybody using promise wrappers like `Q.ninvoke()` will start seeing every operation duplicated (see Automattic/mongoose#2864). If you got bitten by this, we're sorry.


This still does not look like it went through our `.perltidyrc`.


Am rugamintea sa fi uniform in codare exemplu
$this->inputs['name'] = (object) array("type" => 'text', "name" => 'name',
"label" => 'Your Name');
Ar trebui sa fie
$this->inputs['name'] = (object) array('type' => 'text', 'name' => 'name',
'label' => 'Your Name','required'=>true);

On Tue, Apr 21, 2015 at 8:09 PM, Din Bogdan <notifications@github.com>
wrote:

> public function __construct() {
>
>    - *
>    - $this->inputs['name'] = (object) array("type" => 'text', "name" =>
>    'name', "label" => 'Your Name');
>    - * @param <https://github.com/param> type $type tipul inputului
>    - $this->inputs['email'] = (object) array("type" => 'email', "name" =>
>    'email', "label" => 'Your Email');
>    - * @param <https://github.com/param> type $name numele inputului
>    - }
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do not use for any reason, just practicing php here


Hmmm ... that fixed only some cases. `encodeURI` instead of `encodeURIComponent` would fix more cases, but it now looks to me like `JSON.stringify` is the best bet. I'm looking through the spec of the CSS `url()` construct, but it doesn't seem to be a full match to what `JSON.stringify` does.


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You should change canols to canola.


Why do we need a #view and a #view_tab method, both? I think these could be consolidated and make conditional. See the Proposal and Budget objects for ideas on how to do this.


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Well established, my friend


You're right, this is backwards.  I'll fix this.


function to return empty value ??


The suppress didn't catch this?


`tuple` is used in the header (`Key`, `Value`, `makeKey`, & `map_`)


By default, the code will fall back to typeid based identification. This proofed to be valuable for quick prototyping. If you run in a heterogeneous environment, you absolutely want to turn automatic registration of. The assert only fires if this function can not see the declaration.


Oh, also: What we need to get to with the AwardObject is a @navigate object that can be passed to the child classes, for maximal flexibility.

You can also see this done in the Proposal and BudgetVersions classes.  If you aren't sure exactly how to do it then do me a favor and create a Jira ticket for it and assign it to me and I'll wire up the Award and child classes for this. Thanks!


One comes into the header, the other into a TU. This potentially speeds up compilation.


Name this `STATS`


function to return null??


I prefer seeing `SField const&` to `SField::ref`. And I prefer `auto const&`... `=` to `SFIeld::ref`...`=`


This has been removed in a later commit. This was merely for testing purposes.


@samaasallam  @khadijaibrahim


It worked so long as there was more than 1 model in the list.  Since the main progress layer only uses `Blockface` for it's cache buster, it started breaking.

I didn't realize that when `max` only gets a single argument, it treats it as an iterable, which is what was causing the problem (since `datetime` is not an iterable).  Because `max` works that for single arguments, there is no need to use the `*`.  I can add a note about this to the commit message.


Was this intentional?


I’m not sure what you want.  When I run through pertidy, it’s 82  char.

So, I can separate it to two separate test which causes more change

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Should I file a Github issue on this?


Need this call in the other catch block


Thanks.  Every time I try to put comments in bibtex it is for *this* entry, and I am already irritated by the SIAM errors ....


uh. no. and other stuff broke with this too.


@runcom Already posted: #12607


This should go after the open


@renyalvarado can you confirm the current examples work?


I'd spell this `make-` or `create-` instead of `mk-`. Whatever it's called, the command to create the CA should also create the directory if it doesn't exist.


`{{{`, as shown in the examples.


were there any tests that needed to be updated?


Why not just use `int` instead of `ssize_t` and perhaps assert `p_hi<=10000` in case this later increased to something bigger than `INT_MAX`?


This should go after the `in = null`


@1st1 I need a way to create context manager.
`__aenter__` may return connection, but `__aexit__` has called for engine without connection info.
Do you prefer engine's method for that, like
`async with engine.get() as conn:`?
What's the best method's name from your perspective?


actually, the other stuff didn't break. I just got confused during my rebase.


@mattheworiordan: Done. Changed to `ABLY_ENV`, see updated PR: ably/ably-go#22.


Uhhhhhh... Shit!
Ich seh aber wo das Problem is, das hab ich sicher gleich
Übrigens vielen vielen Dank fürs testen :)


How can it take 65 lines to return a single, static, predetermined value that is always the same? Did you include the license text in there?


Let's go over this together


@ben could you please explain what functionality does this add?


I agree with Vinnie - let's get rid of some of these redundant types completely.


:clap:


What about making all reference classes lockable? That way
```c++
v8::Isolate* isolate = function.getIsolate();
Locker lock(isolate);
```

becomes

```c++
Locker lock(self);
```

by making a constructor `Locker(VALUE ref)` that unwraps the reference struct and calls `getIsolate` for you.


I usually like APIs with descriptive names:

     async with engine.get_connection() as conn:
           CODE

Yes, it's verbose, but it's easy to follow.


Yup thanks. But I might drop this whole commit.


According to https://github.com/lodash/lodash/wiki/Changelog, _first used to have a number of different uses. The version of it that we were using has now been renamed to _.takeWhile. But I think the logic is actually wrong. It should be _.find, not _.first or _.takeWhile.


it was unnecessary


Use O_EXCL instead of O_TRUNC. Make the user explicitly delete the files if they don't want to keep them.


Comment is out of date (remove "plain-text" part)


@eregon Thanks for making that better.  :+1: