Hmmm. Should we? As far as I know, this behavior -- adding foreign keys on `references` -- is opt-in. You have to pass `foreign_key: true`. If that's not the case, then I think that's a bug.

If you pass `foreign_key: true` and your adapter does not support foreign keys, should it be a no-op or an error?


  - [x] `Set.prototype.add` is called for every member of `iterable`
  - [x] `new Set([])` does not call `Set.prototype.add`
  - [x] `new Set([])` throws a TypeError when `Set.prototype.add` is not callable
  - [x] `new Set()` does *not* throw a TypeError when `Set.prototype.add` is not
    callable
  - 23.2.1.1 7.b: `new Set([])` should throw any error thrown by
    `Get(set, "add")` (see gh-1)
  - 23.2.1.1 9.b: `new Set(customIteratble)` throws any error thrown by
    `customIterator.next` (see gh-1)
  - 23.2.1.1 9.e: `new Set(customIterable)` throws any error thrown by
    `iteratorResult.value` (see gh-1)
  - 23.2.1.1 9.g: `new Set(customIterable)` closes the iterator if
    `Set.prototype.add` throws an error (see gh-1)
  - [x] 23.2.3.6 7.a.ii `forEach`: throw when callback throws
  - [x] For "[[SetData]] interal slot" tests, add analogous versions that attempt
    to use a WeakSet (to ensure runtimes make a distinction between [[SetData]]
    and [[WeakSetData]])
  - [x] `has`: additional set of test to compliment
    ~~`returns-true-when-value-present-*` and
    `returns-false-when-value-not-present-*`:
    `returns-false-when-value-empty-*`~~
   (Added one test)
  - [x] `clear`: called on empty Set


Alrighty

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Myślę, że warto by przenieść startowanie aktywności LoginActivity do fragmentu i zabezpieczyć apkę przed skutkami przekręcenia ekranu (podwójne włączenie LoginActivity). Można to zrobić przez dodanie do fragmentu SplashFragment flagi setRetainInstance i tworzyć fragment analogicznie jak LoginFragment


* the `m` layer suggestion was indeed a bad one. In fact, it's already being used for the stereoparity of (double bond?) stereocenters.

* The idea of a `-` between InChIKey and the multiplicitly layer is to facilitate splitting the augmented InChIKey. If we were to do that in the future.

* An argument _against_ the concept of an augmented InChIKey is the fact that an InChIKey is a hash representation (constrained by a fixed length) of the InChI itself. So adding a layer to the InChIKey is actually quite silly. If only we could generate the hash based on the augmented InChI ourselves...

* Another argument against the augmented InChIKey is the backwards incompatibility of RMG-Py. People's QMTP directories will be worthless (false negatives) because of the string comparison of filenames.


Add a test that is full partitioned and full sorted


Shouldn't this be `'7'`? http://docs.travis-ci.com/user/languages/php/#PHP-7


You can delete this license file since it is already covered in repo


I think this method should not be public. You can leave it 'protected' for unit-testing purposes. Otherwise it must be moved to CigarUtils and do proper parameter testing (e.g. if (c == null) throw IAE()).


I think I'll need to move some of these to julia_internal.h for msvc at some point and use them elsewhere to get array alignment there.


Fixed


Fixes #5


make c final.


What about embedded relations? we remove them?


Remove the sections below here since already covered/included in repo.


@maxbader, thanks for the contribution!

In this commit you seem to do quite a bit more than just renaming, you seem to also:
- add baudrate parameter
- make various changes in Sensors.ino

Would it be possible to submit these as different commits, and some additional explanation for the latter change?


Hey. Input's animation is currently not working due to this line. It needs to be "transition: background 0s ease-out;".


fixes #72


The reason I did not print_function is due to the many existing print statements. However, I could easily change all of them, so I guess I will do that.


FWIW this was coined from [LLVM's `EnvironmentTypeName`](http://llvm.org/docs/doxygen/html/Triple_8cpp_source.html#l00173) accessor of target triples. This conflicts, however, with the name `abi` mentioned in clang's documentation for the fourth element (e.g. I agree this doesn't seem so standard...)

I'm somewhat wary of exposing the whole triple as this in theory applies to 32-bit MUSL support as well but it would be annoying to have to list out each one. I could also look more into feature-gating usage of `target_env` in `cfg!` for now.


90946736_WSHP_#4567 (Nigusse) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (1638 of 1642 tests passed)

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That comes to show that is not readable but I guess I may be alone here.


this looks weird


cool


Also, I would propose to put the baudrate in the config/razor.yaml file, together with the other config parameters; in that way the launch files do not require any changes


thanks!


Since you are updating this file, could you add a javadoc here?


This is to support repr(coord) returning something detailed that could be "eval"ed to create a Coord (though not for TopocentricCoord), and my desire for str(coord) to return a compact format. str(coord) uses C++ ostream <<, but repr has its own implementation written in Python.

My personal preference is to have repr(coord) = str(coord), in which case we can use an existing macro in p_lsstSwig.i and eliminate the extra code in coord.i


Hrm, it works (https://travis-ci.org/judsonco/pheasant), but why tempt fate. I'll just make it a string.


I dont think baudrate configuration is honoured in this way, given that on line 142 we do:
```
ser = serial.Serial(port=port, baudrate=57600, timeout=1)
```


Typo? This should be 'IMU'?


Do we need to lock in an async way here?


So you know this doesn't shrink the size of the image, right? The files will stay part of the previous layer.

Alternately:
```
RUN apt-get update && \
  apt-get -y install php5-fpm php5-mysql php-apc php5-imagick php5-imap php5-mcrypt php5-curl && \
  apt-get clean && rm -rf /var/lib/apt/lists/* /tmp/* /var/tmp/*
RUN echo "<?php phpinfo(); ?>" > /srv/www/phpinfo.php

```


Thanks - that is a good example. I'll add it to the notes.


It was reverted in 1.6.x. We'll restore it in master. My Git has strange problems reverting the revert. Upgrading...


I think this needs to go inside the `if self.getPlug() is not None` conditional higher up. You are allowed to call `PlugValueWidget.setPlug( None )`, so you can't always assume the plug will exist.


Thanks for catching that - will fix the typo.


Very good readme with just the minimum required info


That is a common paradigm in Python (though one we rarely obey for our C++ wrapped classes; usually str(obj) = repr(obj) = C++ ostream << obj, an abbreviated representation that is not necessarily sufficient to reconstruct the object. Why do you bring this up here? I have made Coord act that way, despite my personal desire to do things our usual way, which is much simpler and keeps all the related code in one place (unlike the current situation where the str=ostream << obj implementation is in C++ and the repr code is in Python).


Also it seems that the switch inside the loop in this method does not take in consideration operators X EQ and P... is this method being used? Needs fixing but perhaps should be in another ticket.


Nice trick!, but in my actual scenario I have a set of boolean parameters (names of servers, and yes, I could enter their names comma separated but it is not practical at all.) where each one represent a server that will be affected by the job if the input checkbox is checked. So it should be easy to iterate all those params searching for the ones with true values.

Thanks!


regarde bien les <head> il y a des choses inutiles dedans


What browser were you using? It works in Firefox and chrome on my machine. Not sure if I have some setting or something that enables it.


Are you setting an environmental variable on your system?  If so, usually these types of things are all upper case "SSL_PROPERTIES_FILE" and for namespace sake, we should probably put QZ in the variable name, but it would be really nice if we could just commit a key and a properties file into the source code and have the software attempt to detect whether or not it is being run from a Jar or not and act accordingly.


Is this variable valid?


[Desktop Entry] is not really a section, it's part of the heredoc of a .desktop file


I request credit for this! >:(


Do we need them on other systems as well?


Since you went to the trouble of making a unit test for this (the one you sent me via email), how about we add it into the main set of tests so we can continue to benefit from it in the future? One thing I noticed in the test was that you were accessing the Qt geometry directly where it'd be better to use the public `Widget.bound()` method, so if you do include it, perhaps you could address that?


looks good. also, glad you're deleting the commented out code.


Can't reproduce the problem locally, I mean...


espace


scope


port is defined in config/razor.yaml - do you see any need to define it outside of that file?


This comment needs more detail on the error. The author of the commit needs to know how he can reproduce the error. Describe in summary the steps that are necessary to reproduce it and quickly describe the error itself. Copy pasting the error could be enough depending on the situation.

For example:
_Login, go to the show page of a blog post, post a comment and reload. An error will appear in your development.log._


 Hello world in every programming language

## This is a markdown file.


@iChun did something here


Have just updated the TinyScreen.h as well in the latest commit


Have you tested this line?  This should return `C:/Program Files/QZ Tray/qz-tray.jar/qz-tray.properties` which would be invalid.


I'm curious why this was a leak?


Getter en haut du lttng-statedump.h


not sure if there is any value in introducing an additional concept of "HW_BRAND". Why not simply add an additional HW_VERSION_CODE?


Why remove this?


Yeah - was not as smart back in early 2014 - but lately I've been doing them much cleaner:

https://github.com/octohost/nginx/blob/master/Dockerfile
https://registry.hub.docker.com/u/datadog/ruby/


Replace with 3.8.0


I need to redo this and base it off my newer image - on the endless list of things to do.


Getter/setter remove one IF


Hero!


Scoper ns_level et child_pid


Comment on the motivation for this, especially why the App is threaded through.


Bug reference?  I think you already filed it.


I believe this is what we do now:
```
def setup_signal_handlers(application):
    try:
        signal.signal(signal.SIGTERM, application.shutdown)
    except ValueError:
        pass
```

if `Ctrl/Cmd+C` ends up sending that signal in MacOSX/Linux, then we're good.


Awesome. Created a branch in my fork with your updates merged. Going to give this a shot in the deferred advanced sample.


Actually, it's fine. The yml file passes the travis lint (https://lint.travis-ci.org/judsonco/pheasant), and it doesn't look like anyone else is quoting their versions:

https://github.com/travis-ci-examples/php/blob/master/.travis.yml
https://github.com/bcit-ci/CodeIgniter/blob/develop/.travis.yml
https://github.com/rails/rails/blob/master/.travis.yml


I'm not sure if we still need to define JS_NO_JSVAL_JSID_STRUCT_TYPES.


I wonder whether we can take advantage of the fact that `category` [uses](https://github.com/pelias/schema/blob/master/mappings/partial/category.json#L3,L4) keyword analyzers to use something like a plain `term` query.


I think I'd rather all creators consider this implication.  Maybe even call it, like, `applicationForBackgroundSomething` to highlight hte implications.


Ok, thanks for double checking!


As I said, this doesn't continue if `self.app == nil`.  That's not what you want, right?


How would you suggest I implement that?


There's two basically identical implementations for Rooted here, which differ only by whether this holds a pointer to the type or the type itself. Would like to do this better if possible.


hmm, looks like it might be `signal.SIGINT`

```Python installs a small number of signal handlers by default: SIGPIPE is ignored (so write errors on pipes and sockets can be reported as ordinary Python exceptions) and SIGINT is translated into a KeyboardInterrupt exception. All of these can be overridden.```

***All of these can be overridden***

So in theory just doing:
`signal.signal(signal.SIGTERM, application.shutdown)`

should do the trick.

I will test.


Not sure about the phrase "points to", which strongly suggests a pointer to me.  I guess the way you described it is not quite how I look at it -- or maybe we just use the word "binding" differently. I see `x` as defining a "slot" -- and `x=5` mutates the contents of this slot, as does `*y = 5`.

That is, it seems to me that `x=5` precisely "changes the value at `x`", rather than "rebinding `x`". The distinction is sort of meaningless though unless you introduce aliases, either via `&mut` or `&` (if a `Cell` is present).


again, this feels a bit backwards. You can mutate the slot that `y` references?


I don't know what you mean "not necessary". They are arguments, so I log them.


Ah, now I've found the class: it is PKPValidation in omp-stable-1_1_1 and Validation in master :-) OK, I'll change that then... :-)
THANKS!!!


"the value it's referencing can be changed"?


Is this right?  I thought the flags are at offset 8, and the debit key starts at offset 9.


Mozilla is a family friendly establishment, sir.


Looks like this already happened.


How?


These were purely SDL-specific.


This will require more testing as soon as i get the git working on my linux box.

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Is this necessary, since it's within `if build.with? "clang"`?


It was probably done this way to do the integer-math equivalent of `ceil(range/2)` instead of the usual `floor(range/2)`. I don't think it actually matters so I can go either way on it. Added your suggestion in https://github.com/marineam/update_engine/commit/60d2aa676d8d643f758a710f389f6bee6ebd4809

what do you think?


I'd rather keep the logging code straightforward.


Should this be `!=`?  You'd want to wipe if we have ever fetched, right?


> Makefiles aren't my strong suit.

Same here... As long as t works it should be fine. Diff you provided looks good.


Sorry de casse ton code, mais j'avais parlé d'une libraire Python appelée "Pickle" qui permet de dump des dictionaires python en 1 ligne de code

pickle.dump(dict,path_to_file)

et loader

dict = pickle.load(path_to_file)

:sparkles: :sparkling_heart: :cry:


If you don't need this code anymore, you can go ahead and delete it! If you want to hang onto it for a future project, I'd recommend creating a "gist" over [here](https://gist.github.com/) to bookmark it.


I'd rather retain the 1-to-1 correspondence with the calls for clarity.


I'll fix it.


Heh.  This is nifty.


Fix this indentation when you get a chance!


For dependencies, `unless OS.mac?` is preferred to `if OS.linux?`


90946736_WSHP_#4567 (Nigusse) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1642 of 1648 tests passed)

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Same with this block of indentation!


It is passed as an argument to the symWriter.


"is this safe to have two pointers to" feels only barely grammatical ;)

In any case, I feel like redefining immutability seems a bit strange -- I'd rather introduce another term, like shared, and say that things which are shared (aliased) are usually immutable, but you can introduce mutability in controlled ways via Cell and RefCell


Maybe extract constant?  Not a big deal.


Are you suggesting we rename from razor_imu_9dof to arduino_imu_9dof?


this is good, I think -- I like emphasizing that there is one set of rules, and you can shift it from compilation to runtime


That does not encode the System.DateTime.Kind.


XKCD variation*


Yassss on the cursor property. You can actually add it to the element without the hover state instead. :dancer:


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best commit message


drop parens?  Also, prefer `record in records`.


whoops possible reason for #118 ?


Do we need a font-size on an image?


I'm trying to log the precise parameters that are passed.


Stupid nit but ebuild style (inherited from Gentoo) dictates that tabs should be used.


Are you sure you wanted to commit this? 1234 seems so random, at least add a comment :D


see https://github.com/SAP/chevrotain/commit/3fcd0ae0218bfe821e1e70258a3dd452d38ad711
using snakeCase due to issues with generated code source maps ref.


Can we name `wipeIfNecessary` better?  Is it really `wipeIfNeverSynced`?


Cool, thanks for the fixes !


Maybe the Tok Suffix for all tokens is redundant?


Whoops, skipped my whitespace check


It probably shouldn't be. https://github.com/mesos/myriad/pull/52 is trying to fix this.


Let's try to center the container by defining it's width and using the `margin: auto;` like so:

```
.container {
   clear: both;
   overflow: hidden;
   width: 90%; /* Using a percentage for the container width will help make the page responsive */
   margin-left: auto;
   margin-right: auto;
}
```


The link to the spec is good.
maybe we would want a link to the ref for every none trivial token?


This a good comment and a good catch. I might have missed that myself. Turns out the issue with this is in how `@category` is defined. Check out the [posts controller](https://github.com/tolujaiyeola/blog_application/blob/3e2ee01256d623da6023ba49a3bddc640d7d323b/app/controllers/posts_controller.rb#L34). And, you're right. By rails convention, it should be plural.

Do not forget to explain the error. In this case, the tags in a posts show action do not actually represent the tags of the post. The single tag actually represents the tag of the same id as the posts which definitely show an error if there no tags with the same id as the post.


why call it `enum` contents if it can be both struct/enum? perhaps `adt`?


require(tm)
require(wordcloud)
require(RColorBrewer)

sourceText <- Corpus (DirSource("~/Desktop/temp_keywords"))
#Any file in the directory will be read. Get there your file, in txt format exported from google Docs in UTF-8 system.
inspect(sourceText)

sourceText <- tm_map(sourceText, stripWhitespace)
sourceText <- tm_map(sourceText, tolower)
sourceText <- tm_map(sourceText, removeWords, stopwords("english"))
sourceText <- tm_map(sourceText, removeWords, stopwords("spanish"))
sourceText <- tm_map(sourceText, stemDocument)
sourceText <- tm_map(sourceText, removeNumbers)
sourceText <- tm_map(sourceText, removePunctuation)
sourceText <- tm_map(sourceText, PlainTextDocument)
sourceText <- tm_map(sourceText, removeWords, c("gabriel garcía márquez", "cien años de soledad")) #Add here any word you want to remove
wordcloud(sourceText, scale=c(5,0.5), max.words=100, random.order=FALSE, rot.per=0.35, use.r.layout=FALSE, colors=brewer.pal(8,"Dark2"))


I see, the problem here is `BuildXkbcomp`... hum...


Let's add at least one fallback for arial, maybe `sans-serif`? It should look something like this:

```
font: 12px Arial, sans-serif;
```


Also `BuildXkbcomp` as the base problem here.


I think earlier, I missed that you were updating master[key] with the result of float().  All is well :)


Fixed in 034e0d4.


thx that works!


Still need to add browser vendor prefixes!


have all the concrete tokens after the Abs tokens?

File
   Interfaces (AbsXXX)
   Implementations


qdatetime doesnt support microseconds.. only milliseconds. so zzzzzz just prints milliseconds two times


Мы с вами создали ее а код я код я еще не скинул


I'll add it to the readme.  In the instructions for converting SVG to EMF the command prompt needs to be opened as an Administrator.  Since this app is initializing that process, it too needs to be run as an administrator.  This is my understanding and it seems to work fine like that.


Perfect border property! Woo! :star2:


j'ai plus pensé à ça... triste.


Good advice.
![image](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/5523172/7327254/9b70c078-ea80-11e4-961c-50bc189d68a6.png)


I'm pretty confused by this.  I fully expect to have to import *almost everything* into extensions, since they're going to interface to the profile.  Either that or we figure out how to have the extensions communicate over some other message channel to the main app.

`LittleProfile` needs to actually mean something, and I'm not clear what it's supposed to mean.  Do you really think this will stay as just account related bits of the profile?  What about when we let you bookmark or add to reading list via an extension?


@rnewman and @st3fan probably have an opinion here.


IMHO this fix introduces more problems than the ones it solves.
Someone may want to save lots, packages or splits made on operations. With this fix is not possible to make like that because previous operations are always unlinked.

it would be much better if you make unlink operations just each time "check availability" button is pushed. It will be right like that


This is pretty neat.  It reads like an abstraction of the local state.


Impressive progress!


question -- does this code run only when the user impl'd drop? or do we generate a no-op fn in the other case? I can't be bothered to dig too deply for the answer, just curious.


These data structures are meant to be holding a value that pertains to a NodeManager node. And the events that this class intercepts/handles are triggered when a NM heart beats to RM. Since NMs HBs are processed in separate threads (RPC threads), we need these maps to be thread-safe.


Arr damn, we have to rollback this so


No, I'm Kal.


I maintained the try block for the os.listdir... this might be over kill.
perhaps could just do a.
```
if not os.path.isdir(mod_dir):
    continue
```


You may not like the commits but this seems better to me.


This was a first for me! Thanks for tagging me ... I really have no clue what I'm doing on GitHub - I just know it's where the code lives. ;)


Working on it

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I was going to mention feature gating - it is a new feature, so by the letter of the law it seems it should have a gate.


Feels like this history list should be a member of `Browser`.


Such a good use of the focus state! 💞


we have to make vmUserName and vmPassword manadatory when vmcred is checked, else we can get empty here - and it is not right input.


Good. Out of topic, mitrhil-like templates are not dev-friendly. I'm thinking about create a transpiler for Mustache to Mitrhil/Bobril templates at compile-time --maybe to pseudo-code easier to parse at runtime. What do you think? (sorry for my "english", spanish is my language).


This is the standard formula for convergency.
Convergency = dlong x sin mean latitude
where dlong is the difference of longitudes. It is not so obscure, being on all aviation formularies.


ごめん、他にも色々変えたわ。いらないコメントの削除とか、紛らわしい変数名の変更とか。


@halfcrazy 嗯


use AddOrUpdateProperty instead of Add


if the $key isset and the value is [false or null or empty],now:
Cache::getInstance()->exists($this->last_query_hash)//return true
Cache::getInstance()->get($this->last_query_hash)//return false

protected function _get($key)
	{
/////....
		$file = file_get_contents($filename);
		return unserialize($file);
	}

	/**
	 * @see Cache::_exists()
	 */
	protected function _exists($key)
	{
/////....
		return isset($this->keys[$key]) && @filemtime($this->getFilename($key));
	}

so,Cache::getInstance()->exists($this->last_query_hash) is the real check whether there is cache.
Cache::getInstance()->get($this->last_query_hash) When the value is [false or null or empty], if the cache is used to determine whether there will cause bug


Has this been :monkey: tested?


@Morphan1  look at the two lines I commented on


correct


(both files were merged into a single ``test_valuetypes.py``)


Maybe then we should have a flag to avoid waiting. In the case when you want to cancel a build and dump the log, you want the log to return immediately so you can go ahead and cancel.


same here as well


Updated to use throw/catch. I hadn't realized that was actually a separate thing. Thanks for the suggestion.


give circumference its own test case.


Another thought might be adding an auto increment column. Collisions on wrapping around might be a problem though.


Signing Off


@mozillazg 我一直是在一个分支写的(误)，然后提了一次pr，后续的push都自动跟过来了。怎么能把它们给分开？


Nope, but the automated tests pass


.class


*.class


@kslr 昨天重构了2.0版本，会更好用，更少Bug :smile:


Ah crap, you're right, we're a bit ahead of the game here!

Good news is that you can easily work around by using the older Kudu. Just add this App Setting to your site:

    KUDU_EXTENSION_VERSION=44.40415.1492

Can you give this a try and confirm? Thanks!


Don't you need to `tot_len += iov[i].iov_len` in this loop?


Did add one. Probably will go away in the next version.


第一次


Wanted to include for coding style.


Should have a new line here.


test and working


Depending on how the OCSP signer / expiration mailer ends up working (independent / integrated) this table should perhaps also contain a `BOOL` or such that indicates if expiration emails for the certificate have been sent already.


add a method for the stuff in the lamda


@BenGale does this mean ui-router is supported?


That's a cross join. Is that intentional?


@wdane Thanks, I was searching for `Kinesis` sample source for android, it is not yet available https://github.com/awslabs/aws-sdk-android-samples. Please advise.


Thanks to vxsote for this.


Nice.

+rep


Sure.  That's when 204 no content is also most appropriate

> On Apr 23, 2015, at 10:06 PM, Cesar Wong <notifications@github.com> wrote:
>
> Maybe then we should have a flag to avoid waiting. In the case when you want to cancel a build and dump the log, you want the log to return immediately so you can go ahead and cancel.
>
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>


Conceptually, it makes sense to me that inject never signals a completion.  But then what is FI_INJECT_COMPLETE for?

See http://ofiwg.github.io/libfabric/master/man/fi_endpoint.3.html  It seems to imply that that op flag indicates that inject is supposed to generate a completion is to be generated when the buffer can be reclaimed... but isn't that, but definition, immediately when inject() returns?


может быть папку contrib лучше назвать extra? для обычных людей так понятнее мне кажется


Similar to the RDM case, do you need a `tot_len += iov[i].iov_len` in this loop?


I came across the Windows issue a few days ago as well... I put in a support ticket on the xc3sprog sourceforge page, and Uwe Bonnes quickly provided a patch and a patched .exe (though he hasn't checked them in yet).  I'd be glad to send it to you.

If you're making changes, you may want to check out the source from the Pipistrello build as well: http://saanlima.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=1250 .  There are several nice changes, like automatically looking for either the Linux or Windows binary, and a verify flash button.  One change I personally made when I built miniSProg is to output the xc3sprog command line that gets called, so you know exactly what the program is doing.

Regarding building... is there any reason that nobody seems to provide pre-compiled binaries for this?  A program requiring a simple "make" is one thing... but it seems excessive to have to download and install several hundred MB of QT to simply use something that's supposed to make your life easier. ;-)


I'm concerned this might be exponential, but I'm not sure what all of the methods do under the covers.  Can you check if this is and maybe memoize the intermediates?


Good call, thanks! Will add.


I like the general attitude of the changes proposed. Right now fix_session_recv() provides no way to get error code (if any).  But I'd like to keep the following in the code:
a) fix_session_recv/fix_session_send would behave similar to Unix recv/send i.e. any error code is function's return value (see fix_session_send)
b) fix_session_recv and fix_session_send would have similar interface.

So, I propose something like

int fix_session_recv(fix_session *self, fix_message **msg, int flags)

Do you have any objections?


这是干嘛用的？


Is this check necessary?  I thought the check to total length > MAX_INJECT_SIZE was already done in the loop on lines 352-358...?


Glad that worked since I was trying to get the new dnvm/dnx/etc to work. Looks like just aspnet.security needs to get up to beta4. Thanks!


[Finishes #92269338]


1. 新建一个 follow 分支
2. master 分支 reset --hard 到上一个 commit
3. master 分支 git push -f
4. 合并 #42


Hi borrel,
It looks like you are trying to get a specific orientation when landing. This can already be done with the R (orient) command.


I would consider an integer; nag is good for such a critical thing.


Nice!


In the RDM version of sendmsg, you re-assign flags right before this `wqe->msg_signal_comp` assignment:

```c
flags = ep->ep_tx->tx_attr.op_flags;
```

Which version is correct?  (I'm *assuming* they should be the same, riiieeeeet?)


No you set screens first then Trick Room...


ну ее вообще там не должно быть. можешь переименовать пока. а так это надо растащить по проектам. я не смотрел где официальные репозитории у этих модулей.


Agreed. We're hoping the email notifications will not be critical because most people will be using automated renewal, but if wishes were fishes...

I filed a bug for this: https://github.com/letsencrypt/boulder/issues/110. I'm going to leave it out of the change I'm working on right now to avoid letting it spiral out of control.


See my note in the MSG version -- does FI_INJECT_COMPLETION come into play here?

https://github.com/goodell/libfabric/commit/2e8dc9fb1174af0e49520ca23a7cf0a0071191d7#commitcomment-10880834


resolution for issue 23


There's no case where these dflt_signal_comps can be 0.  Is that intended?

In the MSG case, you examine flags on the CQ during the bind... but there's no bind here in MSG.

...so is there a case where there will be no signaling/completions?  (i.e., where these dflt_signal_comp values will be set to 0?


the line above is wild! Do we need this?


Love it. This is one of the bits of finesse that separates the good frameworks from the great ones.


You can't always take enough hits to set screens either. At least, TR should not be present alongside dual-screens, which the other check would deal with.


Uh huh? Aaand?


done


Thank you @DheerajKhajuria! Very useful update!


Orestis, what do you think?


dine


// TpDos.cpp: define el punto de entrada de la aplicación de consola.
//
/*determina si un número ingresado por el usuario es par
Leandro Fernandez Planes k1051
18/04/2015 */

#include "stdafx.h"
#include "stdlib.h"
#include <cstdlib>
#include <iostream>

using namespace std;

int _tmain(int argc, _TCHAR* argv[])
{
	int num;

	cout << "Escriba un numero: ";
	cin >> num;

	if (num % 2 == 0){
		cout << "El numero es Par\n";
	}

	else{
		cout << "El numero es Impar\n";
	}
	system("pause");
	return 0;
}


@Morphan1 ... it has *.exe twice?


Might want to check out the text box above the commit button, kal.


r+


I didn't push that.


Wow. Who did then?


把上面两行去掉，输出这行的 access_token看下，之前图里那个u可能是unicode字符串前缀


See comment


I would have suggesting used QString::sprintf with format specifiers like
sprintf("%.4g", 359.013); // 359.013
sprintf("%.4g", 359.01);  // 359.01

You are not using Unicode so it's safe


It may have been my Eclipse merging and uploading automatically because something didn't match up. Either that or Piano.


Oh, that


It's a lazy way to do this, we can do better.


=sold=


added git attribute


This "b" should be "bb"


Thank you for pointing this out. I have fixed that in a different way. The reason for this is due to the fact that you still end up attempting to write to 255 to register 255. Here is an excerpt from my latest comment:

```
static void wrSensorRegs8_8(const struct regval_list reglist[]){
	const struct regval_list *next = reglist;
	for(;;){
		uint8_t reg_addr = pgm_read_byte(&next->reg_num);
		uint8_t reg_val = pgm_read_byte(&next->value);
		if((reg_addr==255)&&(reg_val==255))
			break;
		wrReg(reg_addr, reg_val);
		next++;
	}
}
```
I appreciate your work on my project.


但是在Xcode6出现之前，调试view都没有如此简单。


ここも訳して頂けると嬉しいです。
「N番目のタブページ以外のすべてのタブページを閉じます。」


`success`


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Hey can i test it in KK?


他の所も.lenthによるアクセス回数増加を防ぐため、変数によるキャッシュをするようにします。


Should this be -1?


而不是在console中打印frame （console就是控制台吧，在iOS中frame还是不要翻译为框架，就用frame吧？）


ctf_sequence
lttng-modules/scsi.h
 ctf_sequence(pid_t, vtids, cmd->cmnd, u32, ns_level)

TP_CODE
217: block.h


I think you are.


Hey, thank you for sending over the bug report! See you around.


Good change! Way more simple and probably faster for the browser to draw as well.


I really don't know anything about the android framework or kernel. As far
as the issues during hibernation, hibernation calls a number of driver
callbacks that are not often exercised. It looks like there may be some
bugs in those callbacks.

On Fri, Apr 24, 2015 at 8:15 AM, girish-raghavendran <
notifications@github.com> wrote:

> Hi Russ,
> I have few generic questions regarding hibernation. Is hibernation
> possible in a Android device ? If yes, Any modifications needed in android
> framework ?
>
> And also in android, configuring a swap partition is little bit tricky I
> guess. Once I create a swap partition, it gets listed under /proc/swaps but
> after hibernation shutdown in the next boot it vanishes and the kernel
> message says [2.429046] PM: Hibernation image not present or could not be
> loaded.
>
> How to Configure a permanent swap parttion or swapfile in android ?
>
> In case of linux, we have /etc/fstab but in case of android how to
> configure it in vold.fstab or fstab. ?
>
> P.S : One issue I am facing in hibernation shutdown is I am getting the
> following logs,
> [ 484.978881] usb usb1: USB disconnect, device number 1
> [ 484.984222] usb 1-1: USB disconnect, device number 2
> [ 484.991333] musb-hdrc musb-hdrc.0: USB bus 1 deregistered
> [ 484.997344] PM: Calling irq_gc_shutdown+0x0/0x58
> [ 485.002258] Power down.
> [ 485.004852] PM: Calling irq_gc_shutdown+0x0/0x58
> [ 485.009735] System halted.
> But the display and backlight are in freezed state. It is not shutting
> down.
>
> Is this a normal behaviour ?
>
> Thanks
> Girish
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> <https://github.com/russdill/linux/commit/49d80fe10f549f83c2b8225e4571b490e506c515#commitcomment-10890910>
> .
>


Just to be clear: you want to skip "local tabs" that have `clientGUID == nil`, right?  Worth updating the comment above to include "non-nil clientGUID" and be clear.  I guess it's clear from the type of `acc`.


Если не вводить данные в строку и нажать на кнопку посчитать, то в инпут отдается "undefinded".


I'm the mysterious texture. That faker who tried to delete me is going to get a whole bunch of mysterious right in his face. I'll go easy on you if you come out right now with your hands up.


it's seems that if there is locks already placed in init_hrtimers_cpu
then you dont need the global lock at hrtimer_bases
but default is like this. reverted...
maybe LG made more fixes, so it's best to set it as default code.


Link to follow-up bug, here?  (I'll keep reading, perhaps you've already done this.)


Pretty full featured and not that big:

http://php5-update.octohost.io/

Only 282.6 MB


This causes django 1.7 migration issues because some 3rd party apps have migrated with 0.6.1 and others have migrated with 0.7.


Indent all these elements because they're inside this paragraph tag.


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This definitely needs additional tests to verify local tab storage works, and that remote tab retrieval works in the face of local tabs.


Whoa, another one???


Delete.


I think this ending tag is meant to be on line 26.


It's nunya....


@derekprior we do the check for `supports_indexes_in_create?` and you can make the same argument for that - if you're adding an index in the `create_table` block and your adapter doesn't support it then should it blow up? Anyway the problem is that `td.foreign_keys` is nil and not an empty array so it raises even if you've not passed `foreign_key: true`.


Idk.


Rogue space! You can delete this :smile:


Only nunya talks like that


Before long, everyone will be the mysterious texture...


You can remove the extra indentation on these elements. Yay for deleting!


Absolutely worth it.  We do not condone or support modding official DLC.


Huh, this is kind of terrifying.  I think `subscript(index: Int)` should return `Browser?` as well, to handle index-out-of-bounds.


Your indentation is looking so much better! Everything is super cleaned up! Huzzah!


Why do you have to encode `A if the old comment said "exists in standard codepage". Doesn't that work any more? :)


Through-out: strip printlns.


This should be 4.16.0 because it adds a new feature


The indentation seems funky here.


This is not the same as `Conjur.configuration.ssl_certificate`.


`media_item` uses the same variants as `text_item` now.  Not your fault - that's just a recent addition. :)


We should bump this on master.. will do it.


I "think" what we want here is `Conjur.configuration.ssl_certificate`


Yeah, your right.


I "think" what we want here is `Conjur.configuration.cert_file`


Again. Wow.


Did you guys see what I put in the future updates?


Check it out.


Extract this aggregate decision handler and document what you're doing here.  It's not obvious that `decisionHandler` is only invoked once.


The build team has reviewed. Please let us know if this needs to be back-ported.


I'm getting confused with all these new accounts.


this is such python gotcha. nice catch


Is it okay to invoke `completionHandler` multiple times.  Please document what's expected here.


Use "typedef struct { ... } new_type" instead.


I'm getting confused with so many emails....


Se você fizer isso o `Tweet *tt` não será liberado da memória.


Why is this ok to add unconditionally?


Nothing really tab manager specific about this -- it's a multi-plexing delegate.  Is that better than just registering a bunch of delegates, and de-registering them appropriately?  I find the aggregation to be... ad-hoc.


Thanks.  I'd not used the BackgroundWorker before so it's cool to learn something new with a small project like this.  I knew I had to wait for each batch file/process to complete, before letting the user move on, but I wanted some progress bar feedback to let the user know something was happening back there.

I think you had suggested earlier disabling the buttons until the preceding tasks had been completed, but I also wanted the user to have the change to re-run one of the steps in the overall process.  Converting all those SVGs takes a while and it's a pain to wait for that each time you go to test the application.

Changing the button color isn't a bad idea.


What email does the Mysterious Texture use?


I am working with Painless 360 on you tube  on a big problem I have with .63.1 Clean Flight.
In the gps tab I do not see the distance to home number change but do see the lat/long numbers change and my speed as I walk with the NAZE32 board linked to my laptop. My Naze32 Full board does NOT work with GPS HOLD or GPS HOME. I have tried several gps config files. I have a UBlox ne-06 GPS. I have 6-8 sats with 4-7 signal strength. I am in Ocala, Florida with 5.4 on the declination. You can look at our posts. Please help! Dono who else has this problem, Maybe I have a defective GPS or maybe I might have a corrupted version of .63.1?
Dan@Floridaquadracing.com


We could look and see who it is!


Good catch! Could you reword your commit message to respect the standard (see http://tbaggery.com/2008/04/19/a-note-about-git-commit-messages.html)?


Yeah, I know, I'm up to 36 emails on just one conversation.


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Works great!


Nice.


looks good.


The additional comment 'for only libraries which follow this flag' isn't clear to me. What does this mean?


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It wont let us check, it's just notifications@github.com


The hell did you do to my code?


Can't you look in the profile though?


The potential for error here seems ridiculously high.  Should we be queueing these things up and blocking the queue when in a transaction?  @rnewman?


nope


My email is a97e5b7d@opayq.com. It wouldn't work if I was a faker like the other guy.


Enfin!


I'd rather not make assumptions about path relationships.  This won't get run often enough or by enough people to worry too much about it.  Once you run this once, assuming you haven't moved anything, you shouldn't have to set the paths again, because your config file will remember where stuff was last time.


How is this useful? or is this mainly used as an example of how you might do other handlers? seems like a `f(x) --> x` kind of thing


@only-a-ptr Thanks, compilation advances a little further but is still stuck:
>In file included from /usr/include/c++/4.9.2/memory:81:0,
>                 from /usr/include/boost/config/no_tr1/memory.hpp:21,
>                 from /usr/include/boost/smart_ptr/shared_ptr.hpp:23,
>                 from /usr/include/boost/shared_ptr.hpp:17,
>                 from /usr/include/boost/thread/tss.hpp:9,
>                 from /opt/OGRE-1.8/include/OGRE/Threading/OgreThreadHeadersBoost.h:37,
>                 from /opt/OGRE-1.8/include/OGRE/Threading/OgreThreadHeaders.h:30,
>                 from /opt/OGRE-1.8/include/OGRE/OgreStdHeaders.h:122,
>                 from /opt/OGRE-1.8/include/OGRE/OgrePrerequisites.h:334,
>                 from /opt/OGRE-1.8/include/OGRE/OgreConfigFile.h:31,
>                 from /home/artem/AUR/rigsofrods-git/src/rigs-of-rods/source/main/utils/ConfigFile.h:30,
>                 from /home/artem/AUR/rigsofrods-git/src/rigs-of-rods/source/main/rig_editor/RigEditor_Main.h:30,
>                 from /home/artem/AUR/rigsofrods-git/src/rigs-of-rods/source/main/rig_editor/RigEditor_Main.cpp:28:

>/usr/include/c++/4.9.2/bits/unique_ptr.h: In instantiation of «void std::default_delete<_Tp>::operator()(_Tp*) const [with _Tp = RoR::RigEditor::GuiPopupWheelsList]»:
>/usr/include/c++/4.9.2/bits/unique_ptr.h:236:16:   required from «std::unique_ptr<_Tp, _Dp>::~unique_ptr() [with _Tp = RoR::RigEditor::GuiPopupWheelsList; _Dp = std::default_delete<RoR::RigEditor::GuiPopupWheelsList>]»

>/home/artem/AUR/rigsofrods-git/src/rigs-of-rods/source/main/gui/panels/GUI_RigEditorMenubar.h:43:7:   required from «void std::default_delete<_Tp>::operator()(_Tp*) const [with _Tp = RoR::GUI::RigEditorMenubar]»
>/usr/include/c++/4.9.2/bits/unique_ptr.h:236:16:   required from «std::unique_ptr<_Tp, _Dp>::~unique_ptr() [with _Tp = RoR::GUI::RigEditorMenubar; _Dp = std::default_delete<RoR::GUI::RigEditorMenubar>]»
>/home/artem/AUR/rigsofrods-git/src/rigs-of-rods/source/main/rig_editor/RigEditor_Main.cpp:88:20:   required from here

>/usr/include/c++/4.9.2/bits/unique_ptr.h:74:22: ошибка: invalid application of «sizeof» to incomplete type «RoR::RigEditor::GuiPopupWheelsList»

>  static_assert(sizeof(_Tp)>0,


where else do you need a 16-byte aligned malloc?


use preprocessor


WHOA. That is a weird email.


Good point. There is no API on GUID to get the bytes without allocating :(
The GUIDs are essentially constants defined in DebugSourceDocument. We could remove LanguageVendor and DocumentType properties from DebugSourceDocument - they will always be the same. Language can be replaced by C#/VB enum. Then we can log just a single bit - is it C# or is it VB.


ptr scope


Swift has blocks -- save pain by just taking a transaction block that does the right thing and automatically ends the transaction.

You can't abort a transaction with this code -- what are you really going for here?


I missed that ^^


Not weird, mysterious.


Thanks for merging!
And thanks your hint on the used mail-account, I just told git about this address.


I don't understand what you're trying for here.  This commit doesn't guarantee any behaviour I would call "transactional"; it does drop storage requests on the floor in some circumstances.


This looks scary.


Integer values don't need to use RLP. Let's use `binary.BigEndian.Uint64`.


should we have this before ```checkProgramRecords```?


You're logging them twice though.


Good catch.  Fold into earlier DB altering commit.


```pr``` -> ```programRecord```.  I keep seeing pull request.


You need to set CONFIG_TCP_CONG_ADVANCED=y as well,  to use the other congestion controllers.
Hope that helps


Bacana. O assunto vai estar lá de qualquer forma :D


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Do you think there will be threading concerns here?  Since the _metadata object is maintained by CocoaSPDY (one thread) and the Context is maintained by the App layer (another thread), could getting the metadata dictionary yield a thread unsafe race condition?


We can probably use HashAlgorithm enum instead of the GUID. Would need a bit of refactoring.


This looks fine but it would have been much nicer to split the rename out (and really, just replace your earlier renaming patch) and the actual functionality.


It was the original from "tilesBetween" but I changed that to include tiles with diagonals. IIRC, it was still used for computing tiles in sight. But when I've used the precomputed vision system (to improve computing speed and have the tiles ordered), I didn't see it was unused anymore ^^


Can you add a comment explaining?


Это создание сервера


Can you clarify the licensing terms?


I don't see what's the point of logging constants.


This should be `flashLog` since the class name is `FlashLog`.


`(!respObject.ok && !isTypedError(respObject.body))` would read nicer.


Really?  I don't understand the threading guarantees in this code so I can't really say, but definitely add a comment detailing what you expect to `selectedTab`.


Let's start practicing logically ordering or grouping some of our CSS properties by sticking our `font-size: 14px;` directly beneath our `font-family` property.


            jr z, goread                            ; just start the transfer if kernel memory
+            call map_process_always                 ; else map user memory first

Whats wrong with call nz, ??


Woo! Vendor prefixes!


can we add `isSerializationError: true` which all the other JSON errors have.


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Should be `os_code_name` without an `@`.


I'm not a good person to comment on these `WKWebView` changes.  @bnicholson?


Nice use of ajax for deleting comments. When I tried deleting a comment, I got a "NoMethodError in CommentsController#destroy, undefined method `destroy' for nil:NilClass".


Both of these would be better placed together with their respective *other* `Bind()`ings (e.g. all `OnPrev` bindings on subsequent lines) so that it is more apparent to the reader what is done.


Isn't Kind always Utc? We should add an assertion. I think the PDB only stores TickCount, so if we expect it to store something else as well it won't work.


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Una pavada, si extraem una variable local pueden evitar la repeticion del codigo precioOriginalEn(unNegocio)


Is anyone going to give up, or am I going to have to come get you?


That's how metadata has always worked, this shouldn't be any different. Our guidance before was to only retrieve the metadata dictionary during the didComplete (despite receiving it in the didReceiveResponse callback) or didError callbacks, and that advice remains the same. If we're worried about apps not following this advice, or needing to read the metadata periodically (it could be used as a temporary workaround for the lack of upload progress), then making all the SPDYMetadata fields atomic would work.


Is this what was causing a lot of `this.sec` is `undefined` errors?


I applied these same changes to master directly to avoid null exception when some products where only staged, but at least you can review them here.


I give up.


Yeah, I found that really odd too originally.  Thanks for pointing this out though because on 2nd look now I found what was [causing the it not to compile originally](https://github.com/mapbox/mapbox-gl-native/blob/7e145780ebbd5d35a74f263c51827ae2a37c4eb8/include/mbgl/ios/MGLMapView.h#L41).


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No me dieron bola con este comentario ....


Yes! 3 digit HEX values! Less > More


dsfmt, apparently? https://github.com/JuliaLang/julia/blob/e5f1e8d39c0b421be073eea9144a8f2ebd7572aa/base/dSFMT.jl#L50

I could try disabling that assert and see what happens...


> Is this what was causing a lot of `this.sec` is `undefined` errors?

Almost certainly, I'm surprised anything worked at all.


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Oh, my mistake...


@matheuscl , I strongly recommend you to change your avatar


რატომ უნდა გამოვიყენოთ გარკვეულ შემთხვევებში html5-ის სემანტიკური თეგი div-ის ნაცვლად?
1. შენ, როგორც კოდის მკითხველმა ვიზუალურად ბევრად უფრო მარტივად შეგიძლია გაარჩიო ყველა გვერდის ელემენტი და მიხვდე სად რა ტიპის კონტენტი გაქვს განთავსებული.
2. როდესაც "web-crawler" ან "screenreader" ცდილობს გააანალიზოს შენი ვებგვერდი, რომელიც მხოლოდ div-ებით არის აწყობილი, როგორ უნდა მიხვდეს, რომელი ელემენტი შეიძლება იყოს ნავიგაცია ან რომელ ელემნტში არის განთავსებული ძირითადი ინფორმაცია, ან რა არის შედარებით ნაკლებად მნიშვნელოვანი.


:warning: NEEDS TESTING!!


fix for...?
failing example?


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Same for any pull request, just make sure you sign the CLA (see CONTRIBUTING.md).


As a special service, my two commits to OpenATV enigma2 to adopt NetworkSetup to these changes (Samba and telnetd):

https://github.com/openatv/enigma2/commit/341cb9233d246e9a37da7968b8ab3054c34d273b
https://github.com/openatv/enigma2/commit/c4959c9c113c64ceaba89b4a632766df19ff59ca

Note that the second commit partially reverts the first.


Good spacing!


*-* Live inventory resize!


You are a hero! I will give this a shot when I get home. I could never understand why it worked for everyone but me lol


@vjeux FYI, This made our build history super spotty and sporadic.  watchman is timing out periodically (cc @wez) and the objc tests are failing occasionally (cc @tadeuzagallo).


Woo!


See https://travis-ci.org/facebook/react-native/builds


the current use case is HQ overriding the `now()` function when editing a form. imagine we can build out other static functions in this pattern if that's the only one that meets this pattern.


Perfect use of commenting!


I cherry-picked this one. Thanks!


Ojo, ojo con empezar a usar nombres de patrones que aun no vimos, no se mambeen. De hecho, esto de state no tiene nada!


This symbol was previously required to be defined b/c we didn't have weak linkage on it, but MUSL statically linked binaries apparently don't have this symbol. Put another way we know that all current usage of rustc will continue to resolve this symbol and it'll only start being null in the MUSL case


Why was this pulled in? 5.1 is adopting PSR-2 coding styles, which requires 4 spaces, not tabs:

http://www.php-fig.org/psr/psr-2/


Wow, Circuit did it.


Could you please create a pr for the fixes (against `master`). Except for s/dataloss/data loss/, I am undecided on that one. The spell checker told me the same thing, but - and maybe that's just my native tongue speaking - two words doesn't make any sense to me. It would be very much like "kinder garten".


Let's add a fallback for arial. Should look something like:

```
font-family: Arial, sans-serif;
```


I just removed the `unavailable` line which also would have let me remove `- (instancetype)initWithFrame:(CGRect)frame;` too, but I decided to leave it in as provides a placeholder for API documentation and it technically is specific to `MGLMapView`'s implementation now and not just a pass through to `UIView`.


Je vois que t'as fait un push, pressé, je fonce voir ce que c'est, et là, je trouve un fichier vide :(


Mas alla de que no fueron por esa opcion, les comento que tener una clase prenda y una clase prenda importada tiene un inconveniente extra, y es que pierde el concepto de la prenda nacional.


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Let's try to keep our CSS properties logically grouped! Bump this up to be under the font-weight property. :point_up:


Let's find out!


you are looking at an outdated branch...please go directly to the PR. sorry
for the confusion.

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you should bump the file version constant, since we're changing bitmask-root


Again with logical grouping, let's bump this up to be under the background-repeat property.


Compilation error with gcc-4.8.
Transcriptome_quantAlign.cpp: In function ‘int alignToTranscript(Transcript&, long long unsigned int, uint8, unsigned int*, unsigned int*, short unsigned int, Transcript&)’:
Transcriptome_quantAlign.cpp:67:36: error: assigning to an array from an initializer list
                     aT.shiftSJ[iex]={0,0};


I am :-1: on this. This mixes up code and package dependencies. Also, we are currently discussing to separate Ivory http adapter into smaller pieces. Requiring the core adapter package (which does not have any deps at all would not be a problem) I would leave this question open for while...


@jlem Yes, but not yet. We are only making the move in 5.1 just before the release.


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Great...comment reflects this too.  +2


Hm this comment is a little dated, I'll just rewrite the whole thing.


Test.


Oh, it was already done in the merge commit. The tables are fine in master.


rax retry tests


I'm not a huge fan of regions, but either way, the stuff inside this region are properties, not fields. :)


I appreciate the sentiment, but this change is not done very well. First of all, there are many messages like this, and now this is the only one that uses quotes. Second, all other messages that quote identifier names and such use double quotes, not backticks. We should use consistent formatting.

Also, is this message really so incomprehensible without quotes?


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I thought about hashing our own augmented inchi to make our own inchi key, but the definition of an inchi key is a harshed *standard* inchi, so we'd just be plain wrong, and may as well just hash whatever we want.
My main concern about changing the current definition is the reuse of old QM files.  I wonder if we can design a future-proof system even if it's not past-proof.


@jlem Also the entire file is tab-indented. So to be uniform with the rest of the file I switched to tabs for this new method.


`zsprev` isn't used and should be removed.


cool, thanks


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I agree! We've worked really hard to not require these flags in other targets and architectures (bending over backwards to make sure everything is ordered correctly on the command line). We do still, however, have [link failure bugs](https://github.com/rust-lang/rust/issues/18807) due to our own circular dependencies between the standard library and libcore, for example. I just found that MUSL linkage had so many circular dependencies that it was worth just passing these arguments to make them all go away.

I believe the only downside to these options is that it may reduce the linker performance slightly as it can't discard objects as soon as it could otherwise. I haven't measure the impact of this, however.


ეს ისე ეწერა, ზუსტად ვერ მივხვდი რას წერდი და ამიტომ დავაკომენტარე დოკუმენტში, რომ მერე შენთითონ დაწერო, რასაც წერდი.


 - __style__: [src/chaiscript_stdlib.cpp:18](../blob/5c4de7e43c1f1e2fd3cb3330d75e53998ff0acff/src/chaiscript_stdlib.cpp#L18) The function 'create_chaiscript_module_chaiscript_stdlib' is never used. (unusedFunction)
 - __style__: [src/main.cpp:169](../blob/5c4de7e43c1f1e2fd3cb3330d75e53998ff0acff/src/main.cpp#L169) The function 'get_eval_error' is never used. (unusedFunction)
 - __style__: [src/main.cpp:140](../blob/5c4de7e43c1f1e2fd3cb3330d75e53998ff0acff/src/main.cpp#L140) The function 'help' is never used. (unusedFunction)
 - __style__: [src/main.cpp:216](../blob/5c4de7e43c1f1e2fd3cb3330d75e53998ff0acff/src/main.cpp#L216) The function 'myexit' is never used. (unusedFunction)
 - __style__: [src/main.cpp:158](../blob/5c4de7e43c1f1e2fd3cb3330d75e53998ff0acff/src/main.cpp#L158) The function 'throws_exception' is never used. (unusedFunction)


Andrew, I notice that Matplotlib contributes some test images to the dist directory: (lena.png, grace_hopper.png).  Anyway to remove these?


Adding a notice message as you did for the condition when comment is saved.


Initial work on the native app. Uses the protocol artifact and Commons eID for the eID handling.
Integration tests under "tests". You need to activate the "integration-tests" Maven profile to run them.


The function behavior doesn't appear to match this.  I think it should work like the comment suggests, but it doesn't.  It's creating things if they don't already exist, etc.


Why should a single empty item with a `zs_minor == -1` result in a failure?


You faker! Stop trying to eliminate me before I unleash my mysterious wrath on you!


Thanks for the info.


As a newcomer, if I saw this code for the first time, I would think that it would mean that tiles can be moved from/to server/client gamemaps (even if I can't really see a reason for this). But that's not the case, server and client tiles do not have same information and it is likely to segfault if we do that. Anyway, if that's really a problem for you to call the gamemap here, I think the best solution would be to add this boolean in the GameEntity class (since all of them are supposed to be on a gamemap). This way, it would be clear that being in a server or client gamemap is immutable and there would be no call to the gamemap here (so, everybody is happy ^^ )


Will do!  :+1:


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@minrk our new bower components system updated backbone without us knowing. The version that was in ipython-components, which the code was written to match, hadn't been updated for a while.  I *think* this change is all that's needed, but I'll keep my eyes peeled.  I should probably make backbone a widget dependency, not jupyter_notebook.


Umm... That's not me. I'm just going to let you two battle this out for yourselves.


I originally avoided the feature gate as I thought it would be difficult, but I had an idea! It is now feature gated.


For example when we running tests on buildserver, we execute kotlin compiler and java compiler in the same class loader. When kotlin finishes his part, class MutableDataFlowInforForArguments stays in memory. On the other hand, WITHOUT_ARGUMENTS_CHECK.dataFlowInfo may contain some not null value, which in turn may have link to BindingTrace. (which already happened on buildserver several days ago).


Typically we want the url to have parens around it, like so:

```
background-image: url('../images/prime-logo-sprite.png');
```
```


It is.  By the naming convention, this extracts, from the raw debit value, the credit key (not a debit key from the credit).

```
// The debit value is serialized as such:
//
//   [0:8]   Amount (8 bytes)
//   [8:80]  Credits bucket key (72 bytes)
//             [8:40]  Transaction hash (32 bytes)
//             [40:44] Block height (4 bytes)
//             [44:76] Block hash (32 bytes)
//             [76:80] Output index (4 bytes)
```


Yes, but it's just the default one. I'll see if there is a PEP8 plugin / formatter around for Sublime.


> Except for s/dataloss/data loss/, I am undecided on that one. The spell checker told me the same thing, but - and maybe that's just my native tongue speaking - two words doesn't make any sense to me.

"data loss" is correct in English, due to the [COMPOUNDNOUNGAPTHATMAKESOURLANGUAGELOOKLIKEABEGINNERLANGUAGEFORSTUPIDBABIES](http://www.qwantz.com/index.php?comic=2429)

> It would be very much like "kinder garten".

Except "data" and "loss" aren't borrowed from German.


Should've committed this to master but whatevs


I am confused by this change: while it does make sense, wasn't the test I was asking you about supposed to cover it?


> As a rule of thumb, no runner class should contain any Gtk calls. If we want to make a CLI client or Qt, or OpenGL, the runners classes should be toolkit agnostic.

It makes sense.

> If feedback must be given back to the user, it should happen when calling play(), not is_installed().

Alright, I'll try and do that.


I still think we need to highlight that this is a serious security issue. Like we should actually say, "this is serious" and that information should be at the front of the warning. This note reads more like you are cautioning me about the warning, but that's not the thing the user should be worried about. Something more like:

**Warning**: Using short key IDs presents a serious security issue, potentially leaving you open to collision attacks. We recommend you always use full fingerprints to identify your GPG keys. This module allows short keys, but issues a security warning if you use them.


Thanks


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Missing period


Missing period.


Dead code


Minor, but I'd replace the comma and conjunction with a semicolon.


leave a new line at the end


that array already goes through this GC


Can you explain why `arguments.callee` is not implementable by walking the stack?


I would go through and add `-moz-box-sizing: border-box;` to your code. It's the only one that I think is necessary for designing in-browser.


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They were working fine earlier. I wil check them later. Cheers. I will be looking into finding some better btsport stream and nore tsn


We'll def go through and and these to a utility class or all anchor links at some point :ok_hand:


Yes, much better!


It's the same bower file that populated components, so perhaps we should be more restrictive in how we specify the version of backbone we are using in the bower file.

I think it's likely that we will use backbone for non-widget notebook components going forward, so I don't think we need to bother removing it.


Adding some text here


rax retry tests


@MysteriousTexturedotpng You must stop now! Feel the anger of Mysterious wrath! This treachery must stop! You are insulting the likeness of all textures everywhere!


The quote was placed in the wrong place. This should be:

``` slim
meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1"
```


Bump the anchor tag over 2 spaces, as well as the span inside of it.


fixed


OK, with the above notes, this is good to PR.


Perf!


You actually want these lines *inside of* the `.error_explanation` div.


I don't care what it stores. I'm logging the arguments. It can use them or not, I don't care. Either way it will be deterministic. The only scenario where this doesn't work involves me not logging the data.


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This `p` tag is empty right now. Is this intentional?


Was this a supported Kind at one time? Right now we reject anything but "ImageStream" or "ImageRepository" for from.Kind.


Nice changes @maxmenis
Can you add screenshots?


sds


This should be 33333


should we just check ```internal_server_error?```?


I do not have an invariant that this is the only call site for this OP_. It is an argument so I log it.


To clarify, I see that it gets the version and errors out if it's not there, so that logic is accurate.

What I'm referring to is that all of the logic below that point is only updating after checking if things don't exist.  This is only callable to create a new store, so just write the keys and make use of `CreateBucket` instead of `CreateBucketIfNotExists`.


As above re: Kind.


@schleichardt forcing `unidoc` worked, but why did it work before without it?


Thanks!!!
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The character is a little terrifying in my opinion, but the door is pretty nice.


Notice that the other `resources` lines pluralize the model. This should be `resources :users` instead.


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Sounds fragile. I think we can afford to allocate one small transient array per document.


I don't think you want to abort those messages as it will mark "invalid" (and not flood) SCP messages for other peers that may be needed by the rest of the network


That's why he is temporary.

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You're reading an out-of-date delta.


We certainly don't care for the purpose of logging. But we do care for the purpose of getting the information out of the PDB. If the compiler ever sets the kind to something but UTC then we might be reading the wrong date time out of the PDB in EEs.


Great Work guys, I'll definitely start using it.
You can ship it


I don't want to add any fragile assumptions. I just log everything, making the proof that it is deterministic simple.


oh, oops.


> The character is a little terrifying in my opinion, but the door is pretty nice.

Seconded. That character is really scary! Also, I think it might go better with the room if both were in grayscale; it would give a stark white-on-black look.


OK.


Every argument to the PDB writing libraries should be logged to ensure determinism. I am not relying on the implementation of the PDB libraries to make any optimizations.


when would this trigger? If some combination of callback can invoke externalize twice, it's a bug and we should crash (abort)


Yes, and passed as an argument as part of the array too. Two arguments, two logged items.


 :+1: t
Definetly, check it at https://trello.com/


good find


Good lord. Thank you. Why did we not do this earlier? :)


Fuckers is not even that harsh asshole


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This is broken for the same reason #1368 is.


18 - ASM last 9 digits factorial/asm_beginning/asm_beginning/main.cpp

да, можно


> Can you explain why arguments.callee is not implementable by walking the stack?

See the commit comment. But in short, we don't have the `AXFunction` readily available pretty much anywhere. We could store it on the JS function for bare, non-trait functions, but then we might also just pass it in for them. For trait functions, we'd have to still get the receiver to memoize on and the trait name the function was resolved by. Oh and also, stack walking in JS doesn't work in strict mode.


"add `(shackle-mode -1)`"?


Dammet cpw >.<


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@millerdev FYI


Well done guys


Deleted extra space.


Already fixed it...


This is some stuff.


This should take care of some concerns with the initial pr.


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I'm guessing you meant to do this since you'd defined the query() method on ListView.


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Thanks Mark.


ah! so my suggestion did work!

also bad me for failing to set the type of that script....


I think this spot will be pretty obvious when someone addresses https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1157303.


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Probably an oversight, but to reiterate, member variables should not be public.


That value is what repository name and tag mean now, so it has to be that.

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Guys, I'm afraid we can't easily change `StringUtils.commaDelimitedListToSet` since it is even documented to return a `TreeSet`; I'm rather considering to deprecate it altogether. Preferably, use `StringUtils.commaDelimitedListToStringArray` instead which does preserve the original order...


Ah right.  Thanks.  I see when looking at the full context.  The diff threw me off since I thought it was going with the credit.


In a test-driven development environment, once a bug has been identified or a new requirement comes down, the first thing to do is write a unit test which demonstrates the bug.  It should fail initially.  Then you'd implement your change and eventually the test would pass and you'd know you fixed the bug.


k thx


Why dist-upgrade was wrong? I found that sometimes on debian testing simple apt-get upgrade does not install all the updates.


merge request #3


Look at this page: http://pgl.yoyo.org/luai/i/lua_pushnumber


Such a poor choice :(


Fixed.


used for?


Is also still defined in `nx-X11/config/cf/linux.cf`.


Test Text Update


The hash must start by $2a$


Thanks! I'll remove the regions. The person who did that change used fields and structs with the regions.


This line's getting long and repetitive. Probably we should replace it with something like this:

```javascript
include: Object.keys(modules).reduce(function (files, pgk) {
 return files.concat(getJSFiles("src/" + pgk, "viz"))
}, [])
```


Fix: Share to Twitter, not Facebook


Embedded relations are against the JSON API. I haven't written the copy for this yet.


like that there's no longer a thread-local and the synchronized trick to avoid threads competing initialization.
also more readable + initializer no longer need to worry about setting the proxy ... definitely a :+1: from me!

one thing to (possibly) double-check I recall the `inherited` callback was a little "sensitive" to refactorings - hopefully there are some tests for that.


No problem, only noticed cause I wanted to try it out ;)


Oops. Sorry about that. Accidentally pushed to upstream.


Doesn't this break mac?


ok


It shouldn't happen. I made it an `assert`.


We should make this debug, logging every resource offer seems too aggregsive.


debug


I've removed that __extension__ stuff as it would be only libc relevant and might be not portable.


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The test was too lenient. It only checked that we kept cycling between the peers. fixed now.


BTW, there is also a `silent` way, which does not pollute the history (all commands executed on the kernel are available afterwards in e.g. a `ipython qtconsole` on keyup)


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it will be nice more info about what changes have been done because if someone wants add only your changes to his map insteed of download and run your.


İ think that size of zram is too much
Even i couldnt install latest build due to lag on first boot and then no gapps,no apps,clean install system still have lag as hell on latest build
İm sure zram causing those lags so im proposing to revert this change


I don't think you need any of this trimmed string methods, just need to id.getValue().


Can you create a pod which does not have any service account because it is not expected to be able to ever talk to the apiserver (e.g for running a sketchy binary)? Or do you have to make a special service account whose Role does not allow it to do anything?


pip wasn't working in vagrant, presumably because the trusty ubuntu box gets pip 1.5.4, which needs an earlier version of requests? we'll have to figure out a solution as to how to use a higher version of requests since i know @swbae31 needs requests 2.6.0


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message, reason and source should also be printed!


@Lukasa I use a local var to keep track of the `SSLContext` without affecting the global `_context`. This is what your comment was about right?


That was like the most minor "improvement" ever. Really.


I understant the point now. The worker should be an argument, because its implicit in the this (and because no other cluster worker events pass the worker as an event arg, they all use the implicit this).


may be need some comments here. This variable not used by Visual Studio and Xcode. For other generators user can set this variable via cmake: `-DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=MyBuildType` and this line will have no effects


I think the default service account would have a null set of permissions - identity, but no roles.

> On Apr 24, 2015, at 5:24 PM, Eric Tune <notifications@github.com> wrote:
>
> Can you create a pod which does not have any service account because it is not expected to be able to ever talk to the apiserver (e.g for running a sketchy binary)? Or do you have to make a special service account whose Role does not allow it to do anything?
>
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> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub.
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Take that, you scallywagged, liverlegged, faker!


actually the next snapshot in reactor make it optional dep


This could be `unsafe { &mut *self.inner.get() }`


This won't work when we have multiple roles though, as we will have multiple entries in the resources list for cpus, mem and ports.
We also will be putting disk into resources


i know who you stop or else

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Not sent from my iPhone because I don't have one

On 4/24/2015 4:28 PM, therealmysterioustexture wrote:
>
> Take that, you scallywagged, liverlegged, faker!
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> <https://github.com/Kalman98/KalStuff/commit/9ba0e6d061968128312893e06cb7f99b26e6d054#commitcomment-10897219>.
>


But no, I don't think it *has* to exist for every pod or every pod *has* to have a secret.

> On Apr 24, 2015, at 5:24 PM, Eric Tune <notifications@github.com> wrote:
>
> Can you create a pod which does not have any service account because it is not expected to be able to ever talk to the apiserver (e.g for running a sketchy binary)? Or do you have to make a special service account whose Role does not allow it to do anything?
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub.
>


@jcfr there is an error in https://github.com/fedorov/MultiVolumeImporter/blob/master/MultiVolumeImporterPlugin.py#L166 while trying to use this plugin in the nightly build (reported by @rweiss42).

Could this be related in any way to the change you introduced in this commit? There were no other changes to the code, and it works fine in a March nightly.

```
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "/Applications/Slicer-4.4.0-2015-04-20/Slicer.app/Contents/lib/Slicer-4.4/qt-scripted-modules/DICOMLib/DICOMWidgets.py", line 619, in getLoadablesFromFileLists
    loadablesByPlugin[plugin] = plugin.examine(fileLists)
  File "/Applications/Slicer-4.4.0-2015-04-20/Slicer.app/Contents/lib/Slicer-4.4/qt-scripted-modules/MultiVolumeImporterPlugin.py", line 70, in examine
    loadables += self.examineFiles(files)
  File "/Applications/Slicer-4.4.0-2015-04-20/Slicer.app/Contents/lib/Slicer-4.4/qt-scripted-modules/MultiVolumeImporterPlugin.py", line 166, in examineFiles
    loadable = DICOMLib.DICOMLoadable()
NameError: global name 'DICOMLib' is not defined
```


В блоках кода не нужно экранирование символов


Yes! That's a great line! Stop or else!


specific geocat code in core-geonetwork ?


`{loop="$something"}{$something_else.$key}{/loop}` this should reproduce the issue.


Comment on why linked hash map and JSON output?


Note that there we also support the case where an instance name is present but not the URL. The same is true for the hosting organisation. The tests should validate this as well.

ESUP for example will probably give their instance a name, but they don't have a dedicated website for it.


Modificando el fichero buscador.tpl


You're welcome ;)
But what about adding/removing white spaces? :P


i all ready emailed to to block you from editing what else do i need to do?

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Not sent from my iPhone because I don't have one

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>
> Yes! That's a great line! Stop or else!
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> <https://github.com/Kalman98/KalStuff/commit/9ba0e6d061968128312893e06cb7f99b26e6d054#commitcomment-10897248>.
>


Ping function using old variable


https://travis-ci.org/TrinityCore/TrinityCore#L1362

was this tested ingame ?


#1 #2 Closed with this fix


@ParkerMc Are you talking to me, or that not at all mysterious, silly little excuse for a texture?


`DEPXTOOLLIB` is gone.


Fix #1003


Since it's only 15kb in size, i don't think so. D:


yes i am talking to you

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On 4/24/2015 4:34 PM, therealmysterioustexture wrote:
>
> @ParkerMc <https://github.com/ParkerMc> Are you talking to me, or that
> not at all mysterious, silly little excuse for a texture?
>
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> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> <https://github.com/Kalman98/KalStuff/commit/9ba0e6d061968128312893e06cb7f99b26e6d054#commitcomment-10897288>.
>


Да, забыла убрать, спасибо.


I don't argue about that `repr_*.help_files_with_topic` should exist (yes, it should!) but where the best place is.

IMO the repr package can be more successful if it is the bare minimum API (aka `repr_text.default` via `print`) so that other packages which want to be "representable" can extend it by supplying `repr_*.<object>` for their own objects without getting a hit by many supplied "not-default-repr_*-functions" or having the namespace polluted by things which might surprise users (e.g. they want `print` for lists and only markdown for data.frames by loading pander).

`repr_*.help_files_with_topic` can exist in the IRkernel package without problem -> it's useable for help pages and if there is really a need for that in other packages, adding a `repr-whatever` packages with more implementations is also an option.

Thinking about it there needs to be a "API-ish" way to supply `repr_*.data.frame` so that pander/.. can use that to supply their own methods to generate such output when I do a `library(pander)`. Is there a way to overwrite methods for a object type?


this is the double callback bug: when executing a userland callback which throws an error, the callback is executed again. callbacks should only ever be executed at most once, unless otherwise very explicitly specified (this is very very unusual and if you find this is the case then there's probably a better pattern to use like streams)

to fix this, wrap only our library code (JSON.parse) with the try/catch.

```js
var json;
try { json = JSON.parse(body); }
catch (err) {
  return callback(new Error(..));
}

callback(null, json);


there is also the `{ json: true }` option


you should error if this isn't `new`'d, this prevents improper use of these classes.


i think this is basically what i didi except I add collection_list_impl(), which is exactly the collection_list() in your mind.


You'll also need to modify `modules` in gulpfile.js to add amcharts after this line: https://github.com/mlzummo/Visualization/blob/AMCHARTS_B_2/gulpfile.js#L34. The array is the list of packages amcharts depend on.


using getState/setState if you want, you can use a randomly generated key, this would prevent unwanted access or accidental collision.


maybe we should just error if plugin.description isn't set.


> Can you create a pod which does not have any service account because it is not expected to be able to ever talk to the apiserver (e.g for running a sketchy binary)?

I don't see a downside to having a service account associated with every pod (especially if that is how Secret access is gated, or if the ServiceAccount becomes important for SecurityContext (I need to catch up on that PR)). I *am* rethinking the auto-mount of the service account's API token. A pod should probably have to indicate it wants an API token before we mount it in.


Just the comment.  I removed it with the next commit


Plus Tests for refactoring layout code


data쪽 java 파일은 인코딩을 ANSI로 저장하셔야 한글이 정상적으로 출력됩니다.


I agree.


Thanks guys! Good job!


It's absolutely my intention that packages should generally specify their own `repr_*.mytype` methods for the types they define. I expect we'll need to provide a few such methods for core types like help, plots and dataframes, though. I'm ambivalent at the moment about whether they live in `repr`, `IRdisplay`, `IRkernel` or even a new package that we make for this purpose (`base_reprs`?).


This and the rest can be replaced by one line:
```
'bower_components/amcharts/dist/amcharts/*.js',
```


why is term_dict made from corpus and not from docs?


add doors to doors.lua :D


Yay!


Good to know.  I was not sure about it, so I am glad somebody knows it better.


hrm, well looks like I might have some function exporting work still to do, with the assertions commented out https://gist.github.com/tkelman/a748d6406929032852d3


it seems the ssl patch is now merged into the esp_iot_sdk_v1.0.1_15_04_24 release (non-beta)

http://bbs.espressif.com/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=398


This category needs a name. This class is not from this framework.


You're right, btw. The client/server gamemap owning parameter is immutable. Another strong point against that parameter.

> Anyway, if that's really a problem for you to call the gamemap here, I think the best solution would be to add this boolean in the GameEntity class (since all of them are supposed to be on a gamemap). This way, it would be clear that being in a server or client gamemap is immutable and there would be no call to the gamemap here (so, everybody is happy ^^ )

+1! Adding it in the constructor would be perfect as it would make it clearly immutable and clean enough. :)
WDYT @oyvindln ?


Dans ce cas je te retourne le compliment : ç'aurait été mieux de me demander avant. Et je vois pas l'intérêt de mettre un email qui n'existe pas... Encore moins si c'est pour pas qu'on puisse me contacter parce que je suis pas légitime. Sinon autant enlever la ligne.


Punycode is normally only used in URL/email address contexts. When turning strings into their binary representation, it’s probably more common to use e.g. UTF-8 instead. Let me know if you agree with this change — I’m happy to submit a pull request!


I see, thanks!


@pieper maybe you could also take a glance what's going on here ...


rax retry tests


Right.. Have to fix it


Should I just move the method to the `(ORKJSONDictionary)` header instead?


Hmm interesting I am reading up more :) on what would be best, I suppose in a naive sense I figured ASCII was a pretty safe bet but perhaps utf-8 is the "correct" path for doing this work. yay encoding :eight_pointed_black_star:


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@jcfr do you know why explicit import is needed now?


LGTM


float[4] is really bad, use position struct instead


need to add the `ruby` keyword. still not being formatted properly here


still not showing image! see previous comment for how it should change


Yeah, maybe this isn't the 100% best wording. We recently eliminated 'slot' from the reference because Graydon said it was archaic, maybe that's not strictly true.


> feels only barely grammatical ;)

Hehe, wonder if this is a Pittsburgh sentence construction. It happens sometimes.

>  I'd rather introduce another term, like shared,

I asked about this on internals http://internals.rust-lang.org/t/how-should-we-talk-about-mutability/1882

virtually everyone preferred talking about it in terms of mutability rather than sharing, which calls back to the decision we made re: the mutapocalypse.


I'm not sure what Gordon would think about this but we had the same dependency issue between d3 and d3-cloud and he didn't want to use shim because some AMD loaders don't support it. You might want to check with him whether it's okay to include here.


I found it difficult to read. It is not the only message with quotes like that; there is another one in the output from @IainNZ:

```
WARNING: Dict-based `@docstring` config is deprecated. Use keywords instead.
```

Also I just realized that `WARNING` is capitalized differently. in that message than in this one.

Feel free to revert it because it was supposed to be a pull request anyways, and GitHub decided to ignore that and directly commit it.


Please see PR #1823.


See latest commit, we can do better than just replacing `CreateBucketIfNotExists` with `CreateBucket`.  Now it will error if there are any k/v pairs or nested buckets in the namespace bucket.


this line is redundant - can you remove it?


We're moving to use Vista+ APIs, which makes using XP impossible.

One alternative is for those to be provided by whoever wants to target XP.


Come out into the light you empty skulled, witless texture remover!


რატომ უნდა გამოვიყენოთ გარკვეულ შემთხვევებში html5-ის სემანტიკური თეგი div-ის ნაცვლად?
1. შენ, როგორც კოდის მკითხველმა ვიზუალურად ბევრად უფრო მარტივად შეგიძლია გაარჩიო ყველა გვერდის ელემენტი და მიხვდე სად რა ტიპის კონტენტი გაქვს განთავსებული.
2. როდესაც "web-crawler" ან "screenreader" ცდილობს გააანალიზოს შენი ვებგვერდი, რომელიც მხოლოდ div-ებით არის აწყობილი, როგორ უნდა მიხვდეს, რომელი ელემენტი შეიძლება იყოს ნავიგაცია ან რომელ ელემნტში არის განთავსებული ძირითადი ინფორმაცია, ან რა არის შედარებით ნაკლებად მნიშვნელოვანი.


Use `Optional.fromNullable()` rather than this construct


What are you using to try to compile as a build env Rashed?


I promise I didn't.


The garden path reading that led to this, er, forceful request? was

```
both Digits and Base export contains; uses of it in module Main must be qualified
```

"Surely, that should be 'contains export'...wait, no, 'contains' is a method name."


css ფაილი ცალკე უნდა შექმნა და ატვირთო, ამ კოდში გიწერია, რომ ამ დოკუმენტმა გამოიყენოს სტილების ფაილი, რომელიც უნდა წამოიღოს (href) css ფოლდერიდან და რომელსაც ქვია style.css


I don't believe that other warning is in Base.

Yes, I agree the identifier should be quoted, especially since it's often lowercase.


why not a default of 0? I'd be concerned that we cannot confidently throw things out like this in all cases.


We took pins out right?


No problem :)


I believe this simply gives you an rdd of all lines, because every line is different. so no change. because it doesnt do any splitting, does it?


Sorry for the sidetrack. I brought it up because repr == str came up in your commit message. I should have taken the comment off line.


small nit that usually kwargs don't have spaces so maybe change to: `amount=2, delimiter='\n'`


Besides the nit this looks great :)


This can be removed


Roger that.


typo


Why is this false? Generally, all text files should have a new line at the end.


This commit broke the example graphics.rs which expects a f64 to be returned by degrees. An easy way to test the examples are not broken is to run `cargo test`.


That is a possibility, though I think I will just revert this for now and we can think about it later.


The difference is that collection_list_impl doesn't take a min arg, and
has that big weird while () loop to compensate (at least I think that's
what that loops is doing).  I think we want to keep the min/max args.


:+1: this repo name


Обычно комментарий пишется до кода


Оступ лучше оставлять тот же, что и у кода вокруг


Since there does not seem to exist a way to resolve a hadoop URL with a Java.net.URL, this code simply cannot work on the cluster...


Possible error characters


Same here


OK


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@skybon : Try adding #include "RigEditor_GuiPopupWheelsList.h" to rigs-of-rods/source/main/gui/panels/GUI_RigEditorMenubar.h


You need to reread the wiki. :octocat:

[i]Augments "Convert"
     Convert works as normal and adds 50% of max HP to HP.[/i]


Przetestowałem zwężenie (jeszcze nie commitowałem), ale mam jeszcze na
jeden pomysł... W obecnym stanie wychodzi mi minimalna szerokość na
poziomie około 1040px, a jak się okazuje pole z numerem pozwolenia
radiowego i tak jest prawdopodobnie za wąskie. Zastanawiam się czy
zaakceptowałbyś rozwiązanie pośrednie polegające na tym że klikamy przycisk
"Dodaj" i na końcu tabelki pojawia się taki sam rekord jak przy edycji
sektora powyżej obecnej jego pozycji

Technicznie wyglądałoby to tak, że formularz by się zaczytywał tak jak
obecnie tyle, że z "display: none". Kliknięcie by go pokazywało i
automatycznie ustawiało focus na pierwsze pole.

Plus jest taki, że w tej sytuacji nie potrzeba poświęcać miejsca na opisy,
a całość wygląda zdecydowanie schludniej tak jak schludnie wygląda obecna
edycja. Oszczędność szerokości w tym wypadku wynika z całkowitego pozbycia
się opisów (zostają tylko te na szczycie tabeli). W takiej sytuacji nawet
nie byłoby problemu jednego kliknięcia więcej ani opóźnień na doczytywanie
popupów. Co Ty na to?


Can you please describe the update method more @maikany


Suggestion for the title: Cloudera on CentOS. The entire name will fit into a column on Azure.com :)


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Username needs to be the same name as the Github author submitting the PR


Heh, huge typo on the commit message. "Module" shouldn't be there.


Неправильно открывать файл в цикле.

Сейчас в файл сохранится только последнее срабатывание условия, так как при открытии файла на запись он очищается. Это можно исправить двумя способами.

Первый, это открывать файл не на запись, а на добавление (`open(name, 'a')`), но этот способ будет работать медленно и будет производить слишком много обращений к операционной системе, что не очень хорошо.

Второй способ правильнее, он заключается в том, чтобы открыть файл один раз перед циклом:
```python
with ...:
    for ...:
        ...
```

Так не будет лишних обращений к операционной системе, будет работать и буферизация вывода.