Estoy en el tablet, que acabo de llegar de la cena de organización del
evostar con los VIPS XD Siento no hacerlo en el .tex, que en el tablet es
un cognaso. Cosicas:
- El párrafo a pie de página mejor integrado con el texto, no me gustan
mucho los pies de página salvo para poner urls.
- No hace falta poner smartphone en cursiva
- The risk of accident grow-> grows?
- Cuando describas la sección sec:methodology di que también vas a
presentar una metodología que permitirá tal y tal a partir de la
generalización de un problema.  Así, cuando escribas esa sección más tarde
di que propones una metodología que incluye la definición del sistema, como
parte de ella.
- Al final de la sección, dí que también hablaras de trabajo futuro.

Mañana estaré con el portátil en el congreso, podemos hablar por hangouts
si quieres.

Tahora!

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Need to do this: Algebraic {N}umber {T}heory


Fixes #86


From a very very quick testing I cannot see differences, anyway it's a bit strange that the behaviour of UserHacks_align_sprite_X = 1 (alone) seems to have changed since I last tried it (now I see some very thin black bars that I weren't there before)...I need some further investigation on this...tomorrow I will test everything a bit better


Well, that's an MCBans event handler, you can go ahead.


фывмфып


фкфукрнукрн


slash all your p's


пфывпывпа


\p must be nonzero


never mind just tried it and works in the beginning but in 5-10 min then stops.... going back to 376.49 maybe I will fork it and just update parts of it.... this is a mess...


hacker


Isn't this a bad idea? What are you trying to do?


o ya
wasn't that happening before this change anyways


report!!!!!   hacker


was reading qBittorrent's code and they have a checkbox when adding existing torrents, the checkbox allows you to skip the checking phase, when I read the code, they use a add_torrent_params flag called,
gotta see if the `seed_mode` value on the resume.dat file for the torrent is the same one... (cont)

```
flag_seed_mode	1
If flag_seed_mode is set, libtorrent will assume that all files are present for this torrent and that they all match the hashes in the torrent file. Each time a peer requests to download a block, the piece is verified against the hash, unless it has been verified already. If a hash fails, the torrent will automatically leave the seed mode and recheck all the files. The use case for this mode is if a torrent is created and seeded, or if the user already know that the files are complete, this is a way to avoid the initial file checks, and significantly reduce the startup time.

Setting flag_seed_mode on a torrent without metadata (a .torrent file) is a no-op and will be ignored.

If resume data is passed in with this torrent, the seed mode saved in there will override the seed mode you set here.
```

... but it might not be, as I'm already setting that to 1.

```
// Force seed_mode to 1 and to not be auto_managed
+                    if (!paused && resumeDict.containsKey("seed_mode")) {
+                        Entry seedModeEntry = resumeDict.get("seed_mode");
+                        resumeDict.put("seed_mode", new Entry(1)); //here
+                        resumeDict.put("auto_managed", new Entry(0));
+                        resumeEntry = Entry.fromMap(resumeDict);
+                        FileOutputStream fos = new FileOutputStream(this.resume);
+                        fos.write(resumeEntry.bencode());
+                        fos.flush();
+                        fos.close();
+                    }
```


Initially wrote this for testing it, and I meant to change it but apparently I forgot...


Hacker


period.

Very good choice of problem.

Could mention special case of Z and p.  Z/4Z   same in card as (Z/2Z)^2.


Here @myfavecolorisgreen :  ![kanshudialog](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/9500816/7034717/47947df6-dd50-11e4-8ea7-9fbfbefb7fc7.PNG)
The link I was talking about is this : https://github.com/angular/material/issues/932


I know also that the resume file has info about how long it's been seeding, if that time indeed means what I think, we can have some logic that skips the checking if the file has been known to have been checked in the past. I think libtorrent will automatically re-check in the event that a piece doesn't match.

We could also trigger the re-check if the file size doesn't match (which qBittorrent does)


@cathleen5 ?


We should delete the PNG version if we're replacing the file with a different one.


"Prove/describe an obvious" --> "Describe the natural"


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

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Move it to the Main license repo...?


Fine, I was just wondering if recovering is really usefull in this case. If it was tested it is ok :)


> to query the classifier we need the ResolvedArtifact and i'm assuming at this point the dependency will have a single artifact (i don't like this, seems a little... hacky)

Well yes, so did I... At this point the best would probably be to ask the gradle devs themselves I believe...

Sorry, I couldn't come up with a cleaner way :/


Found BROKEN by quick.
<casadi::MX, std::allocator<casadi::MX> >&, std::vector<casadi::MX, std::allocator<casadi::MX> >&)’:
/home/casadibot/slaves/linuxbot/quick/source/casadi/core/mx/split.cpp:139:9: error: unused variable ‘nx’ [-Werror=unused-variable]
     int nx = offset_.size()-1;
         ^
/home/casadibot/slaves/linuxbot/quick/source/casadi/core/mx/split.cpp: In member function ‘virtual void casadi::Horzsplit::evalFwd(const std::vector<std::vector<casadi::MX, std::allocator<casadi::MX> >, std::allocator<std::vector<casadi::MX, std::allocator<casadi::MX> > > >&, std::vector<std::vector<casadi::MX, std::allocator<casadi::MX> >, std::allocator<std::vector<casadi::MX, std::allocator<casadi::MX> > > >&)’:
/home/casadibot/slaves/linuxbot/quick/source/casadi/core/mx/split.cpp:157:9: error: unused variable ‘nx’ [-Werror=unused-variable]
     int nx = offset_.size()-1;
         ^
/home/casadibot/slaves/linuxbot/quick/source/casadi/core/mx/split.cpp: In member function ‘virtual void casadi::Horzsplit::evalAdj(const std::vector<std::vector<casadi::MX, std::allocator<casadi::MX> >, std::allocator<std::vector<casadi::MX, std::allocator<casadi::MX> > > >&, std::vector<std::vector<casadi::MX, std::allocator<casadi::MX> >, std::allocator<std::vector<casadi::MX, std::allocator<casadi::MX> > > >&)’:
/home/casadibot/slaves/linuxbot/quick/source/casadi/core/mx/split.cpp:178:9: error: unused variable ‘nx’ [-Werror=unused-variable]
     int nx = offset_.size()-1;
         ^
/home/casadibot/slaves/linuxbot/quick/source/casadi/core/mx/split.cpp: In member function ‘virtual void casadi::Diagsplit::evalMX(const std::vector<casadi::MX, std::allocator<casadi::MX> >&, std::vector<casadi::MX, std::allocator<casadi::MX> >&)’:
/home/casadibot/slaves/linuxbot/quick/source/casadi/core/mx/split.cpp:222:9: error: unused variable ‘nx’ [-Werror=unused-variable]
     int nx = offset_.size()-1;
         ^
/home/casadibot/slaves/linuxbot/quick/source/casadi/core/mx/split.cpp: In member function ‘virtual void casadi::Diagsplit::evalFwd(const std::vector<std::vector<casadi::MX, std::allocator<casadi::MX> >, std::allocator<std::vector<casadi::MX, std::allocator<casadi::MX> > > >&, std::vector<std::vector<casadi::MX, std::allocator<casadi::MX> >, std::allocator<std::vector<casadi::MX, std::allocator<casadi::MX> > > >&)’:
/home/casadibot/slaves/linuxbot/quick/source/casadi/core/mx/split.cpp:244:9: error: unused variable ‘nx’ [-Werror=unused-variable]
     int nx = offset_.size()-1;
         ^
/home/casadibot/slaves/linuxbot/quick/source/casadi/core/mx/split.cpp: In member function ‘virtual void casadi::Diagsplit::evalAdj(const std::vector<std::vector<casadi::MX, std::allocator<casadi::MX> >, std::allocator<std::vector<casadi::MX, std::allocator<casadi::MX> > > >&, std::vector<std::vector<casadi::MX, std::allocator<casadi::MX> >, std::allocator<std::vector<casadi::MX, std::allocator<casadi::MX> > > >&)’:
/home/casadibot/slaves/linuxbot/quick/source/casadi/core/mx/split.cpp:269:9: error: unused variable ‘nx’ [-Werror=unused-variable]
     int nx = offset_.size()-1;
         ^
/home/casadibot/slaves/linuxbot/quick/source/casadi/core/mx/split.cpp: In member function ‘virtual void casadi::Vertsplit::evalMX(const std::vector<casadi::MX, std::allocator<casadi::MX> >&, std::vector<casadi::MX, std::allocator<casadi::MX> >&)’:
/home/casadibot/slaves/linuxbot/quick/source/casadi/core/mx/split.cpp:313:9: error: unused variable ‘nx’ [-Werror=unused-variable]
     int nx = offset_.size()-1;
         ^
/home/casadibot/slaves/linuxbot/quick/source/casadi/core/mx/split.cpp: In member function ‘virtual void casadi::Vertsplit::evalFwd(const std::vector<std::vector<casadi::MX, std::allocator<casadi::MX> >, std::allocator<std::vector<casadi::MX, std::allocator<casadi::MX> > > >&, std::vector<std::vector<casadi::MX, std::allocator<casadi::MX> >, std::allocator<std::vector<casadi::MX, std::allocator<casadi::MX> > > >&)’:
/home/casadibot/slaves/linuxbot/quick/source/casadi/core/mx/split.cpp:330:9: error: unused variable ‘nx’ [-Werror=unused-variable]
     int nx = offset_.size()-1;
         ^
/home/casadibot/slaves/linuxbot/quick/source/casadi/core/mx/split.cpp: In member function ‘virtual void casadi::Vertsplit::evalAdj(const std::vector<std::vector<casadi::MX, std::allocator<casadi::MX> >, std::allocator<std::vector<casadi::MX, std::allocator<casadi::MX> > > >&, std::vector<std::vector<casadi::MX, std::allocator<casadi::MX> >, std::allocator<std::vector<casadi::MX, std::allocator<casadi::MX> > > >&)’:
/home/casadibot/slaves/linuxbot/quick/source/casadi/core/mx/split.cpp:349:9: error: unused variable ‘nx’ [-Werror=unused-variable]
     int nx = offset_.size()-1;
         ^
cc1plus: all warnings being treated as errors
make[2]: *** [casadi/core/CMakeFiles/casadi.dir/mx/split.cpp.o] Error 1
make[2]: *** Waiting for unfinished jobs....
make[1]: *** [casadi/core/CMakeFiles/casadi.dir/all] Error 2
make: *** [all] Error 2

```


Was this behavior in the same story or different?


when i tested this in the browser, the paragraph element inherited a 1em bottom margin


Oh. Never mind then. I thought you were deleting it for another reason.


I just committed 3f2c547 which addresses this problem


Removed.


hacker


Can you request.method to be 'POST' in the callback instead?


Hetzelfde geldt voor de kolomnummer volgens mij ;)


Done.


I see that you're are very busy refactoring everything. Picking up thinks again ?
I think I'll wait for any changes to complete to clone (again).


wat is het verschil tussen initPos en noPos?


`ConfigurationProvider` is bound with `toProvider` at line 22 above:

    bind[Configuration].toProvider[ConfigurationProvider],

Please correct me if I'm wrong, but in this case, according to JSR 330 spec, `ConfigurationProvider` should use `@Inject` annotation to make sure that DI container injects it's constrictor arguments (or, as an alternative, it needs to provide a no-arg constructor):

    class ConfigurationProvider @Inject (val get: Configuration) extends Provider[Configuration]


Why is this a `describe` and not a `context`? typically describe should essentially "describe" a thing, e.g., an object, a class, a method, etc. The context is then the conditions, the states, etc where of that thing under specification.


nit: put the !( on the same line as the clause


I am your god now!

bring my your virgins!


Tried removing the line, got:
```
thread 'rustc' panicked at 'internal error: entered unreachable code', /Users/fklock/Dev/Mozilla/rust.git/src/librustc/middle/region.rs:668
```

Looked at that line and the backtrace, looks like removing the parenting here might require some finessing of the `nearest_common_ancestor` code (though maybe in a trivial manner).  I'll keep looking at it more in the morning.


I almost feel that this context is not needed. Or if it is, then there should be one when we are not locking the service instance. If that's not the case, then it can be assumed... right?


By changing this to return "", ui::WebView::loadFile( filename ) will fail when trying to load a saved file on Android because it needs to start with "file://".


need to check ty_uniq too


The diagonal will be filled with zeroes, right ?


no comma after split.   E.g., "We use dogs and guns to hunt"  not "we use guns and dogs, to hunt"


Personally I prefer this syntax, but it is a very personal preference and I think you should just decide on what style you want to use for the documentation for Jekyll. I am in @chrisfinazzo bracket though, I like it because it makes it easy to read without all the URLs flying around and whatnot.


in fact, better to use ty::deref than to do the manual match


Ähhm nope. Please don't add hardcoded SQL. We have picoDB for this.


Test comment on commit


Added a new line in another commit


This `it(...)` description could be better...  maybe something like: `"still does not have last_operation after delete of it's key"` ?


cite from earlier


test


@kadyEG assigned for review


should make each cast a separate statement so that we make sure the error is on the correct cast. Also, please add tests for the & and Box cases


What fixes?


Well, PicoDb does not allow for a Left Join with two conditions, let alone a 'eq' condition. Suggestions?


Here is how it looks:
![screen-pjlrenseignement](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/930064/7034947/7bd09a12-dd84-11e4-9b79-b9bd4e4dbf46.png)


I think the behavior is that: `it("maintains the last_operation state and type")` ?


should "raise" not "show"


Will have a look tomorrow on it. I'm really sure it will be possible.


After simply updating the deprecated methods this tests fails because of the change in response object. Removing the appending of the non-existent warning attribute allows the test to pass. I don't think this has any wider impact. (The test looks over-complicated for what it appears to test and could be rationalised/removed if its workflow is otherwise tested.)


I guess we don't need to explictly copy `buff` it into intermediate CString anyway. How about returning it directly.

``` diff
diff --git a/src/DSUtil/PathUtils.cpp b/src/DSUtil/PathUtils.cpp
index 631209d..cefec04 100644
--- a/src/DSUtil/PathUtils.cpp
+++ b/src/DSUtil/PathUtils.cpp
@@ -195,7 +195,6 @@ namespace PathUtils

     CString ResolveLinkFile(LPCTSTR path)
     {
-        CString resolvedPath;
         TCHAR buff[MAX_PATH];
         CComPtr<IShellLink> pSL;
         pSL.CoCreateInstance(CLSID_ShellLink);
@@ -205,9 +204,9 @@ namespace PathUtils
                 && SUCCEEDED(pPF->Load(path, STGM_READ))
                 && SUCCEEDED(pSL->Resolve(nullptr, SLR_ANY_MATCH | SLR_NO_UI))
                 && SUCCEEDED(pSL->GetPath(buff, _countof(buff), nullptr, 0))) {
-            resolvedPath = buff;
+            return buff;
         }

-        return resolvedPath;
+        return _T("");
     }
 }

```


Is the English string specified in the story? If yes, shouldn't this be added to the errors project to allow i18n?


cite where problems come from somehow at least.


Just for anyone wondering about why this was changed, having a directory more than 255 characters causes errors in windows.


The verbage here suggests that an engine may exist one day, literally called "Modern".

But such a name is a bad name for a package, as it dates quickly and loses meaning about as fast as it gets defined.


Perhaps "Called after" instead?


Now it is.


@cmdcolin  . . did it re-arrange the line-endings somehow?   You are probably right to wait.    Weird, I thought it was straight out of IntelliJ


01:16:10 [CRITICAL] Could not pass event pocketmine\event\entity\EntityDamageByChildEntityEvent to ArmorDefense v1.0: 1 is not applicable to Player(85) on MineBlock\ArmorDefense\ArmorDefense
01:16:10 [CRITICAL] UnexpectedValueException: "1 is not applicable to Player(85)" (EXCEPTION) in "/src/pocketmine/event/entity/EntityDamageEvent" at line 122


Shouldn't you define `errs = []` outside of this loop to be able to return it?


spooky :jack_o_lantern:


Why not use settableType variable instead of `_settableTypes[unwrappedType]`


...reminder...

[see](http://oc.pine3ree.com/oc/202/index.php?route=test/tax) what happen if you do not
[http://oc.pine3ree.com/oc/202/index.php?route=test/tax](http://oc.pine3ree.com/oc/202/index.php?route=test/tax)

here we have a downloadable product with standard vat tax. Taxes for digital products are now applied based on the billing address, in other words, customer's country vat rate is used.

if you call tax->setPaymentAddress many times on the same request the rates are not recalculated, just added or overwritten.

=> flush the cache when using set(Payment|Shipping)Address


REVERT PLS


OK regardless of how the current LTC finishes I will submit a separate simplification patch to remove the top condition.  Then regardless of how it finishes I will submit a patch getting the coefficients in sync.


Maybe XmlNode in general? Or is XML support limited to these classes?


This should probably just replace the previous section.


i think it was fixed once and then got broken again (i do remember working on making it calculate them once, and it broke mog house hp/mp restoration or something, not sure how it was broken again)


Perfect!


Thanks and good job I use this lib a lot.


Why the last two parameters? They aren't used in your implementation, are they?


LGTM!


SessionManger is a private member and we export it entirely. I don't think people will like it...

```java
cliService.getSessionManager().getSession(sessionHandle).setData("compressor","nocompression");
cliService.getSessionManager().getSession(sessionHandle).setData("compressor",req.getConfiguration().get("CompressorInfo"));
String compressor = this.cliService.getSessionManager().getOperationManager().getOperation(new OperationHandle(req.getOperationHandle())).getParentSession().getData("compressor");
```
We should  minimize the exposure.

@rohitdholakia @superxiao


What do you mean? `$xml.a.b` should be resolved by the grammar if `$xml.a` returns a proper object that you support.


Gonzalo, quizás te interese la teoría de El Principio Vital, y lo de la Lignumria para crear un país centrado en la Biología (esta todo en la carpeta de pendiente, uno en Universidad y para creal un pais centrado en la el otro en Teoría T/Vitalismo)


Explain in sentences the table.


The check for `CanResolve`is redundant as it's already done in `GetSettableType`


I suggest you first submit the patch with out the top condition and with the coefficient...as I posted above.


`CanResolve` is also redundant here.


merged from owmygreenmatter


One thing you could do here is using a whitelist of names, using a mapping of some kind.

Eg:
```perl
# You can be added to this list officially by contacting toolchain.
# but you can hack around it if you insist.
our %ENGINES = (
  "Legacy" =>  "Test::Engine::Legacy",
  "Fast"       => "Test::Engine::Fast",
  "Modern"   => "Test::Engine::Stream",   # See what I did there?
);
```

And then resolve from that list

It makes it possible to get yourself in there, but just inconvenient enough that hopefully deters people doing anything other than proof-of-concept experiments.

( Said on IRC you're not fond of this idea, just cataloging it here for posterity + eyes )


It moved everything about 8 spaces to the right so now the method declarations are spaced 16 spaces away from the leftmost column. Kind of hard to see what "level" of tabs you are at once you get beyond there


What is this used for? Any ideas?


:+1:  love it. Can now read events even when both the sidepanel and extension are active. Nice one.


How did you come up with the potential vulnerability?


Wow dude, why would you push that??


Superb!


pretty spoopy :ghost:


Sorry I was wrong. These tests do run - but they didn't pass when run in isolation. So your change was missing a require and logger was undefined. When run as part of the suite some other test had required the missing file and defined logger, when run in isolation it was not which is why the failure didn't show up.


This should write to stderr.


Looks like we're missing a `g_auto` impl for this upstream?


@dkhamsing :v:


Will we have a regression with ``Options`` -> ``Panel settings`` -> ``Show .. in the root folder``?


Yeah, once we get this 2.0 out (and working) we should definitely look at refactoring.    In the interim, we need to get stuff working.

Nathan

> On Apr 7, 2015, at 3:30 PM, Colin Diesh <notifications@github.com> wrote:
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arter boot fixes and memory fixes and the other things you are commiting. Asking since i used some for my rom as i follow your work. :)

you guys are a machine i admire you!


Maybe ``nullptr``? There are a lot of places where ``0`` is used for a pointer. I suggest we should cure this with minor steps.


``= nullptr``, please.


(my attempt to generalize `nearest_common_ancestor` to also handle the `ParameterScope` cases, which are now new potential end points of these chains, just caused region inference failures downstream.)

There may indeed be something to investigate here, but that investigation should probably be done independently of this patch, which is just trying to preserve pre-existing behavior in this particular bit of the code.


I noticed after


:+1: Thanks! Missed that in a refactor.


@maikany @norine-badr


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Thanks - was a bad spike and forgot to remove


sorry that i bother, i haven't much time before, but now i see duplicated code - this purge functionality is the same as in delete method, maybe it can be encapsulate in separate protected method, and only triggered in save or _afterSave / delete or _afterDelete method


:+1: Old comment...


@samaasallam @khadijaibrahim


On Tue, Apr 7, 2015 at 3:31 PM, Fabio Kung <notifications@github.com> wrote:
> /cc @fdr do you think this could be a problem? Or is it ok to expect
> that users will have to invalidate their cached images when updating
> hsup?

I don't think that's particularly reasonable, yet seeing as how there
are not much in the way of users, the main thing was in service of my
own iteration on hsup.

Seeing as how that has ended some time ago and Cedar parity was
seemingly sufficiently close as to not make that a tight loop, perhaps
consider killing the caching altogether if you don't have time to
experiment with approaches there.  The caching was never very good
even if it was great for iteration.  Also, making a cache that becomes
bogus under development works against iterating with the CONTROL_DIR
format which doesn't really need such caching.  I think this is a case
of "when in doubt, leave it out" and see if anyone hates it too much.


What about having `ostree pull` (and wrappers) cache the result of GPG verification somewhere (e.g. an xattr on the downloaded .commit object), and just re-display that?

Systemd does something similar with xattrs for caching the origin URL: http://cgit.freedesktop.org/systemd/systemd/tree/src/import/pull-job.c?id=48b0d27aaba8652d104f73d866f281f920b8a624#n155
(In the case of metalinks, I'd like to do this for OSTree too so you know exactly which server was used after the fact too)


I think lines 844-852 actually need to be pulled into a `g.search.get_related_query(article)` function; there's no guarantee that an arbitrary search provider will understand the query that's being generated here.


VARNISH_TAG = 'banner_%d';
i meant to use sprintf( self::VARNISH_TAG, $this->getId());


@DomT4 brewbot didn't add a bottle after this commit for some reason


Keep a .gitignore and don't commit binaries (class and jar files, in this case). Check https://www.gitignore.io/api/java for .gitignore templates.


Source/TestHost/7.1.2 - Member Access.cs

Can you move this to `ReferenceTests/Language/ObjectMemberTests.cs`? Then it's also executed with PS on Windows and therefore assured to be compatible.


Don't use old cm12.0 base fixes. Cherry-pick current cm12.1 commits by arter97


We don't for Java stuff because there's nothing to "compile", as such. It doesn't beat up user's local machines to install Java stuff this way instead of via a bottle; the experience would be identical.


I think removing the top condition and getting the coefficients in sync are two separate issues.  If you want to submit a test the way you suggest I'm ok with that.


Good call - will add documentation.


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Great. Thank you very much!


@norine-badr @maikany


Hmm, we do it because we want to add some data to a running session (the JSON info from the client). Hmm, I will have to think of other ways of doing this but that is the final aim. The data from the client will end up as part of the session, and hmm, it will be needed when compressing columns


OMX (typo..) XD


we can remove local k,v


plx add : import android.content.DialogInterface;


This is extremely bad practice... please don't add api key's to a repo on GitHub


Understandable! I think you have appropriately removed most of them, but
some of the logs are necessary. If there are actual exceptions and issues
in the code, it's good practice for those to surface so you and the user
can know about it instead of letting it reside in a broken state with
unreliable behavior. If you continue to see many log statements afterwards,
that would mean something is broken, so hopefully that won't be the case. :)

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This looks excellent  - thank you.


Hey..There is a bug in PyCharm related to the method it uses to perform git commits. The bug makes the pre-commit hook not work properly. The issue had already been reported by another user when I went to their site to report it. I added more details to the report so hopefully it will be fixed soon. Until then, use the terminal (within pycharm) to perform your git add, commit, and pushes.  Cheers!


I did not change ebuild, except some QA fixes.


Good observation (that they're the same). `FormattedLog.OUTPUT_STREAM_CONVERTER` isn't visible. Is it worth making it so, just for re-use in this context?


~~~
class MyClass{
    int feature;
    String feature();
}
~~~
I have the same unique ID twice ? :p


correct this name to isNoMatchFoundMessageDisplayed()


Good point - I had to tweak how I look up the object in the dictionary (buy walking up the base types) - but I like it...


Hey Carlos, thanks for the huge help, See you at work bro!  XPP


ah, ugh, a rebase+force push made the discussion in the previous commit go to the limbo :(

Anyway, that is exactly what I was planning to do. I'll make the cache optional and disabled by default. Devs who know what they are doing and are aware of the risks of enabling the cache (when to invalidate, etc) can do it with `DOCKER_IMAGE_CACHE=1` or something along these lines.


@cryptoDK done with my review. we'll discuss rotation when we talk. checkpoint complete.


Spelling. "Refude"


Where did `PUBNUB_obj` come from?


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> ah, ugh, a rebase+force push made the discussion in the previous commit go
> to the limbo :(
>
> Anyway, that is exactly what I was planning to do. I'll make the cache
> optional and disabled by default. Devs who know what they are doing and are
> aware of the risks of enabling the cache (when to invalidate, etc) can do
> it with DOCKER_IMAGE_CACHE=1 or something along these lines.
>
I say just kill it.  Who are you going to hurt at this stage?  But I'll
leave you to your own rationale


Yes, but, no... This should only be done for Java 8. Maven site generation now fails on previous versions with

> Failed to execute goal org.apache.maven.plugins:maven-site-plugin:3.4:site (default-site) on project jflex: Error generating maven-javadoc-plugin:2.10.1:javadoc-no-fork:
> [ERROR] Exit code: 1 - javadoc: error - invalid flag: -Xdoclint:none

I'll try to fund a fix in the upcoming days.


You're welcome.


I feel proud to be a part of this epic project


I'm trying to preserve the behavior that logging should fail silently in such cases (similarly to how `PrintWriter` operates). That's not really the responsibility here though, so instead I just allow the existing ref to be passed up, which means it'll get wrapped in a `PrintWriter` and that'll provide the expected behaviour. Or, if someone uses this class for a different purpose, then they'll get an error as soon as they try to use the closed stream.


Hi Mike, it looks good, just a few details about this line:

- I'd remove the method attribute
- The action may fail, I'd use ... action="<?php echo url_for(array('module' => 'search')) ?>" ...
- _lpchecked="1" -> LastPass check? ;)


Solution on http://stackoverflow.com/questions/15886209/maven-is-not-working-in-java-8-when-javadoc-tags-are-incomplete/26806103#26806103


I actually really like this mapping idea better than the string manipulation if nothing else. As for associating 'Modern', I do not like that in case we decide to change our recommendation for modern in the future. Once something specifies an engine, they should not have to worry about the name of that engine pointing to a different, potentially incompatible engine in the future.


Good point. I should add previous JDKs to the Travis test.

An longer-term workaround might be to actually just fix all the doclint warnings.There were plenty of them, though.


I'm not sure verification results are static enough to cache, if you take into account things like key/signature expirations or key revocations.  Also it might just be the case that the end user is missing the public key(s) used to sign a newly-pulled commit, and `ostree` can't verify anything until he/she goes and fetches them.


partitioning is already used in another context. maybe call this inputAlreadyGrouped?


Alright ! Big thanks man! :D if you need my help PM me i'm new at this bug available and willing to learn!


@Diego-F-Aguirre done with my review. we can discuss in detail, as needed, when we speak.


die links bzw. die eltern des links (z.B. li) müssen die klasse `popup-post` haben


You can make that change the drop view if exists just mrant I stint need to drop my db after every change


Let's convert this to Abs and make sure we add the prefix here?


Good comments! I've addressed the notes in the code. Two other responses:

1) You're right - the current behavior doesn't support enabling debug per class. Easy to add, but nowhere in the code uses it right now, so I didn't. I suggest adding it when needed.
2) The only way to know about the performance penalty is good testing. My limited testing doesn't show any, which would agree with my prediction - as we don't log that often (note that `RotatingFileOutputStreamSupplier#get` actually doesn't do too much heavy stuff - the worst is a file size check that only happens very infrequently, depending on the configuration).

That seem ok?


If there was ever a poster-child for low-value unit tests, this would be it. Essentially we are testing the output of the C library function `strftime`? What is the point of that? And why are there two months in the output?


Yes - 1.6 is quite a change for all of us! Licensing was the hardest,
actually, the rest I've been pecking away at over the past two years.

SAM stuff won't be in the arduino package or debian main repository, it
relies on some libraries that require we redistribute only "for the
purposes of developing and distribute software programs for use with
microprocessors manufactured or simulated under licence from ARM"

which is too restrictive for Debian (needs to be free to use for any use,
including non-ARM).

However, it is redistributable with that condition, so I set up a new
packaging structure where each hardware is a separate package and users can
pick combinations that work for them (with avr being default).


I prefer the system not mcbans @xDestroyer217


This repo can be use by everyone at the clubhouse.


I thought I fixed this by applying the box_syntax feature in lib.rs when I rebased.


Great job Atef :p


gson and commons-io are included with Minecraft.


Bumping version number fails Travis build?...


No the first iteration of on nested loop will set the number of hits for the sample with itself, the condition is to avoid doubling it.


no need make a copy of the argument list, just use args.


Hey, I know... LOL


os.Args is not used, lose this block


check


Think we can't use strncmp
Maybe http://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/string/wide/wcsncmp


Now you just need to write player->walking[walkDirection(thing) = true/false to make it happen....


Sound a bit frenchy, tho...


Dead code not being cleaned up only confuses others who try to read the code. Let's keep the code as clean and readable as possible. Make sure only keep what is needed during a refactor.


Need to match first few strings to ensure new firmware doesn't fail in recovery


rax retry tests


Align square braces with the type not the variable name.


Well, this refers to the input satisfying the PARTITION BY clause of the window function, so any other name would be confusing, I think


Spacing around the operators.


Added.


Ahhh, perfect. Thank you.


test?


I can confirm this fix works. We have a custom theme that we've applied the same fix to, and the flickering is gone in both IE11 and IE11 Mobile (WP8.1).

Great work @MvHMontySCOUT !


Not sure of the mvn path structure, but are you trying to find the location of the target/unpacked-libs dir? You could probably do this in a nicer way by using the FsFile API used elsewhere in RE.


I am not seeing anything in red, was I meant to?


again, there is no test for this. I commented 5 lines of code out and no test is failing.


Ok...I just submit a test.


Nah, it's leftover debug cruft


wait this is not so easy, systemwide templates change location depending on OS..


I'm so sure I have seen this before ;)


We want to have the code fully covered by tests, this is to ensure nobody changes the functionality/behavior without realizing it.


HotFix-Regressions (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (1677 of 1677 tests passed)

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well the way 1.6 is going its possibly easiest just to let the users download the sam toolkit to their home directories with the ide, no way you can package that anyway.


Seems so :)


It's luckily not a bug because the ifs in both the cases are the same, so the fall through case is guaranteed to be a no-op


FYI, if the SLF4J - OSGI bridge bundle is installed (part of the default bundles package), the logger will be redirected automatically (i.e. you can use either SLF4J or the `LogService` directly).


`// see sjcl.prng._PARANOIA_LEVELS`


I agree; are we doing this wrong in other extensions, or the core, too?


MarkdownDocs (jasondegraw) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1683 of 1683 tests passed)

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comment on the comment


so without the frame, what's the command to minimise to the system task area?


MarkdownDocs (jasondegraw) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-IntegrationCoverage-Debug: OK (1173 of 1173 tests passed)

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@AlwinEsch see https://github.com/xbmc/xbmc/blob/master/addons/skin.confluence/media/DefaultAddonAudioEncoder.png already exists similar image, I'll see I I can do a diffrent image that suits this for you


Interesting stuff here, well done shane


whoops. that wasn't supposed to be in there.experimenting with this for duckiedocs.
(i do kinda like it though. we could either add a manual minimize/maximize/close icon or roll this back?)


Look at the RobolectricGradleTestRunnerClass for inspriation, it seems to override
protected AndroidManifest getAppManifest(Config config) { } instead:-

https://github.com/robolectric/robolectric/blob/ab51515ae13853231ab1c56c06d228ffd7bd9b94/robolectric/src/main/java/org/robolectric/RobolectricGradleTestRunner.java

I would see if you can't so something similar to what it is doing there, i.e: override the same method, that would keep these test runners symmetrical at least.

Then in the future it opens the door to further refactorings, e.g: Extracting an interface for this

interface ManifestProvider {
  AndroidManifest getManifest();
}

You'd extract the existing project.properties files locator to something like

class LegacyEclipseLibraryLocator implements ManifestProvider { ...} make RobolectricTestRunner abstract...

and then do the same for this code here, and for the Gradle runner. As it happens, we have a proprietary build system and do something similar, so there is a pattern.

Not that you have to go all this way, but my feeling is that RobolectricTestRunner is way too extensible in way too many different ways, I think personally it should be locked down tighter, I'd like to avoid a proliferation of subclasses, but I can see that it is reasonable to have different sub classes for different build systems, but I do think they should extend from the parent in the same way.

I don't know enough about the way maven works to give great feedback, but this is my idea from a design point of view :-)

Missing tests also.


happy to add it if you need


Why this logic to check the package name? There are features in CXF in different packages like https://github.com/apache/cxf/blob/master/rt/features/clustering/src/main/java/org/apache/cxf/clustering/FailoverFeature.java. I had to create a class in my project that extends the feature from CXF and put it in the expected package.. this logic doesn't look right.


Shouldn't be 'SourceEntry'=26813; ?


I don't think u need sprt[0,6] because you are removing code so your version is actually a simplification.  On the other hand you probably need to pass STC first.  Hope it goes well!


This include should come before the beast includes.


This is for setting compressInfo and use `setArgs` as a function is kind of confused?
It seems that we have some thoughts to use it for other purpose?


This extra namespace is unnecessary


ありがとうございます。
とりあえず、忘れないようにと、cm11からコピーしてました。
後程framework側見て比較します!


Allman style


:heart:


well there was a request in Reddit
https://www.reddit.com/r/duckietv/comments/2yl4xi/ideas_for_ui/ to do
without frames to bring the ui into win8 space....so I'm inclined to just
add a manual min/max/close if possible.

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You're looking at an old test - I pushed one after that.

The test actually catches quite a bit.  For example, if I decrease the constant indicating how big a `%` can be by 1, that test fails... ditto if I don't add +1 for the `\0` in computing the capacity, something I did in an earlier version.


Instead of all this hardcoding, maybe I should just check if it has an -ate ability and no Normal moves in move post-processing. If it doesn't, reject a random damaging move.

I'll have to generate some sets and see if it provides good results...


Thanks, Nik said he'd take the baton on this one.


Thank You very much!


Good luck.  I made a comment on your new test here:
https://github.com/VoyagerOne/Stockfish/commit/de7266a1f004a016da9262086f6fe21bf77cf4f7


Goes in a separate .cpp file in a directory called "/tests"


MarkdownDocs (jasondegraw) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (661 of 661 tests passed)

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You could use MSVC, which has a great debugger.


Yawn


Indeed.


> Rather than do map swap, why not just do vs = zip sccs [1..]?

@ivan-m As should be better visible now with the `where` syntax, I need both `vs` (in `mkGraph vs es` and `map swap vs` (in `vMap`), so it doesn't really matter where I do the swap (I think).


I will - I wanted to get the moderately hairy rebase and SOCI port out of the way.


Fixed.


reminder: need to re-instate hide-specials and hide-series into calendar logic


> I haven't looked at this enough to be sure about this, but it probably would be a good thing not to rely upon the partiality of ! (it might be impossible by construction; then again, I've thought about this in the past before changing something and thus the assumption was no longer valid).

@ivan-m I'm looking up elements of `vs` in `vMap`, whose keys are all elements of `vs`, so `Map.!` should never fail.  Does this address the issue you raise in your comment or do I miss the point?


Its not really simplification.  Note the differences in our Bench numbers.


looks like this is commented out by default, so it should replace '# '. that'll make it idempotent too, which is needed since this will be run multiple times on the same machine when it's reused by different teuthology jobs


search_file_replace_line replaces the entire line, so it should work in both cases.


Have add ROOT node in word_list and pos_list, should we add extra node for spine_list and label_list?


Well, the thing I'm trying to understand is if I should poll for updates or if the server sends me an update. It sends the initial rect, so I thought it would send me more, at least if I'm using a server impl that is aware of the local window manager (like the built in MacOSX sharing server).


fixed in later commit


cool, looks good then


This also fixes #4.  A full reset is done after Armageddon.


This would be leftover from CXF 2.0.x and should be removed for 3.0.x.   It should be either in that package or "instanceof org.apache.cxf.feature.Feature".   We don't support the Oracle/Sun RI features as they are tied to their runtime so we do need to throw exceptions for those, but for Features that we CAN use, we should allow it.


TeamCity MonoGame :: Develop (Win) [Build 3.4.0.170](http://teamcity.monogame.net/viewLog.html?buildId=6075&buildTypeId=MonoGame_DevelopWin&guest=1) is now running


Partial bugfix for #6.  The actors now have less HP.


convention


Shouldn't the check above just be extended?


HEllo WOrld


+1 but it should be optional.


Could probably re-enable it when the unit viewer is actually completed.


If the removed comment is correct, it means that this effectively disables caching of cudnn convolution code, since the signature of the constant will change for every execution.


MarkdownDocs (jasondegraw) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (1677 of 1677 tests passed)

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Given earlier ZoL integration bugs, this invocation needs coverage testing per https://www.gnu.org/software/gawk/manual/html_node/POSIX_002fGNU.html

(eg: `gawk`, `mawk`, and `nawk` variances.)


MarkdownDocs (jasondegraw) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1683 of 1683 tests passed)

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I've checked:

* All of the core engines (authentication, core, images, pages, resources) @ 2-1-stable
* A brand-new engine generated with `rails g refinery:engine`
* refinerycms-inquiries
* refinerycms-news
* refinerycms-i18n
* refinerycms-portfolio

Of these, only portfolio places factories in `spec/support` - perhaps it's a pattern from a previous version of the `refinery:engine` generator?


Ok, thanx. I'll have a look.


Wow, thanks for that! That's good news :smile:


Still not seeing why `strftime` needs a unit test


Let's not commit this one. This is a Netbeans file, not work on the project.


Should read
`BEAST_DEFINE_TESTSUITE(Time,basics,ripple)`


This is not needed.


`expect (timestamp (nullptr, 1428444687) == "Tue, 07 Apr 2015 22:11:27 +0000")` works just as well here, and eliminates the dependency on `TestSuite`.


I r8 8


fair enough. continue on as you see suitable, and i'll keep tinkering in my concept branch and perhaps present somehting that is acceptable to you.


Wow, you're right! The tests were blazingly fast. Is it because we're no longer trying to detect the encoding?
That may be an problem though... I remember issues were brought up from non-english websites.


[This section][1] is heavily based on [Sean Corfield][2]'s [lein-fregec][3] example [README.md][4].

[1]: https://github.com/yurrriq/fregure#usage
[2]: https://github.com/seancorfield
[3]: https://github.com/seancorfield/lein-fregec
[4]: https://github.com/seancorfield/lein-fregec/blob/124cc31ac1eea22ca4e0110b85551f4e9d355caa/example/README.md


\Core::make() :P


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What should I use way to achieve this logic？Judging the validation of non empty, there is no better way than the other if-else？


I think UTF-8 can handle all text types, including non English ones. I think the speed is mostly due to the mathematical approach to string length though.


Não retire o último &. Por alguma razão muito louca, no raspberry acaba enviando lixo.


('./haunt')


Hehe. Fiquei "bravo". Usem a fn with-attempt mesmo, sem quebrar o encapsulamento do jogo.

Experimentem usar a funcao reduce tanto neste teste quanto no teste dos erros com head, body, arms, legs.


Nice catch -- but I think it's actually better to use `is.na()` in both checks. This is because `identical(.id, NA)` can give surprising results.

The type of a plain `NA` (which is the default value of the `.id` arg) is logical, and of course it is identical to itself:

```R
str(NA)
#  logi NA

identical(NA, NA)
# [1] TRUE
```

But one could conceivably pass in a *character* NA, which is not identical to the logical NA:

```R
s <- "foo"
s[1] <- NA
s
# [1] NA
str(s)
#  chr NA

# Not identical to NA!
identical(s, NA)
# [1] FALSE

# Instead, it's identical to NA_character_
identical(s, NA_character_)
# [1] TRUE
```


no magic numbers please


Check this issue out: https://github.com/rodricios/eatiht/pull/16

As for the word count calculation, why the (words*2) - 1


Could refactor this by providing a `get(auto_level)` method, and then that part could be:

```
def existing_user(token,api_levels=[])
  @user = Plaid::User.new
  @user.access_token = token
  api_levels.each { |auth_level| @user.get(auth_level) }
  @user
end
```

There is no need to have the `unless api_level.empty?` since `#each` will be a noop


Ah, no, it was my error -- I just remember you had bumped into it with connect and finally discovered it when testing out the linter.


Idiomatic Ruby, you do not need to have an explicit `begin` in a method. The above should be rewritten as:

```
def set_user(token,api_level=[])
  self.existing_user(token,api_level)
rescue => e
  error_handler(e)
end
```


like this problem，I think use multi table join query can solve the problem


Why are we limiting this to JS 1,8?


Hmmm, so I did the first part of what we discussed.

git push -f heroku Task2Improvements:master
>

> heroku run rake db:migrate

Is there any reason to think that the second command should be any
different for a branch rather than the master?

I'm off to read a little about symbols vs strings so I know what I'm doing
and then will start trying to change those next.  Really hoping that this
doesn't end up being something overly complicated.  Feels like I've had my
share of this kind of "sticking point" type stuff, which is frustrating
when I feel like I'm understanding the concepts on the whole.

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lgtm


bbbbbbbb


As demonstrated in https://github.com/plaid/plaid-ruby/pull/37 idiomatic Rspec calls for the `.set_user` tests to be in a separate `describe` block


Acredito haver um engano aqui, o formato sugerido não parece correto.

O livro define 2 formatos para escrita de features (vide capítulo 4):
1 - In order to [meet some goal]... as a [role]... I want [a feature]...
2 - As a [role]... I want [a feature]... so that I can [meet some goal]...
O primeiro formato enfatiza o objetivo de negócio, enquanto que o segundo enfatiza o problema (a necessidade de um stakeholder).


Right now it is a bit of a hack, there is an event.getPermanent(Matcher) that checks if rn is used, then it returns getRefPermanent, otherwise it returns getPermanent. I think a better way to do it is in ARG.IT itself, so event doesn't have to know about the regex stuff at all and we can use the more complete regex you are suggesting.


Great. Now we have to be responsible for our commits.


haha


```python
'word word word'.split() == ['word', 'word', 'word']
```

Spaces in between is in theory ``len(words) - 1``.


可以写中文吗


delete


"I am at the publications menu".
Esse erro se repete em vários outros cenários de GUI.


@arandr What was the problem that you fixed here? I took the md-content element out because it was causing problems for the slider that positions itself based on scroll events, but let me know if you think it should be there, and we'll figure out a solution.


This test points out a pretty major flaw in the current layout algorithm - the difference between "maximum width we know about right now" and "actual maximum width after all calculations are made".

A better test for highlighting the problem is:

    testLayout(
      {style: {}, children: [
        {style: {width: 5}},
        {style: {}, children: [
          {style: {}}
        ]},
        {style: {width: 10}}
      ]},
      {width: 10, height: 0, top: 0, left: 0, children: [
        {width: 5, height: 0, top: 0, left: 0},
        {width: 10, height: 0, top: 0, left: 0, children: [
          {width: 10, height: 0, top: 0, left: 0}
        ]},
        {width: 10, height: 0, top: 0, left: 0}
      ]}
    );

That is - the parent, and the second child of the parent, both need to have their width set to the width specified by the third child of the parent; but that width isn't evaluated until *after* the width for the second child of the parent is evaluated and set.

My best thought on addressing this is to introduce a `MAX_WIDTH` token, and use that to differentiate between "set this to a know maximum width" and "set this to whatever the maximum width eventually happens to be". This will involve another recursive call to walk the tree and recalculate anything dependent on `MAX_WIDTH`.


Did you have a failing test case for this? I'm confused about how this test ever passed the way it was before...


rax retry tests


refs #10


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你好，麻烦你把代码提交到 src目录下面，dist文件夹的js是通过grunt从src中合并压缩的，非常感谢你的反馈和贡献。


在 irc 上和你讨论过了，这个设计一个小“数据库”


用这个模块的话，再require。txt上加上要装这个报，默认好像没有, 和zhaochao说一下把这个包放到iso里


这个应该放到resotre模块里，理由同上


I'm gonna fail.


omg this is WAY too clever. Taking advantage of the fact that you lose precision due to floating point, but it doesn't matter for 2*1000 since all the lost precision is zeroes. Way way too clever... :)


这个方法很好，不过用文件名排序，因为fuel的备份文件名已经自动带了时间了


I will suggest range of 300 - 1200 with 500 as default.
Unit: ms. Step: 10.
Downlock duration is minimum amount of time (in ms)for which a core going to online state will remain online.

I am setting 500 via init.hammerhead.power.rc


It was passing, but only because I forgot to wrap the `newCollection` passed to `cb` with `objectList`. When I fixed that I also fixed the test so it would pass. See 0a5c109


个人觉得这个接口设计成 `define(id, factory [, cache=true])` 要比 `define(id, factory [, nocache=false])` 更符合直觉一些。


@myfavecolorisgreen When the page  was scrolled down, the dialog box would not appear in the center of the screen. I looked up the problem and adding md-content around the main content was the solution recommended by the angular material people. I'll look it up again and find you the link if you like.


Não descreve o objetivo do cenário (recurso para auxiliar no preenchimento do autor à medida que o usuário digita).


*The go version especially, since Go 1.5 is written in Go, the value is propagated from the original C compiler used.


Classic.


What is the purpose of checking for `nullptr`? Is it likely that `nullptr` will be passed to this function? Why doesn't the function take `JobQueue&` as a parameter, so we can do away with the need for checking at all? Please note, in rippled our style is not to check arguments for validity.


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Reescrever usando exemplo apenas. Inclusive, as sugestões do sistema vão depender dos autores previamente cadastrados, né? Isso tem que ficar claro. Por exemplo, se existirem os autores "Anderson" e "Candido", quando o usuário digitar "and" ambos os nomes poderão ser sugeridos.


Due to an issue in Hwacha related to this that Albert brought to my attention.
https://github.com/ucb-bar/chisel/issues/395


Hey this looks good in general, except I'd like to keep the console.log() statements for actual exceptions on lines 809 and 847, as that'd be good output to have if the extension is having issues. I'd also like to keep the database / version logging statements on lines 997 onwards, because it'd help users debug any serious syncing issues. Thanks for contributing!


O cenário tem que ter um resultado esperado. Como saber nesse cenário qual é o nome correto?!


Adding Files


应该这样，如果用户什么都没有选 tool fuel backup, 那么至少应该列出信息，或者使用方法
    if parser.NEW_BACKUP:
        new_backup()
    elif parser.LIST_BACKUP:
        list_backup()
    else:
        list_backup()


I think that the same way we first compute dimensions for fixed elements and then deal with flexible, we should do something similar here.

Can we first compute the elements with width 5 and 10 and then we know that the last one is 10 and fill it?


yes, fixed, thanks!


But, you are right, if we want to implement minWidth properly, we need to do a multi pass algorithm. I dreaded that moment for a long time :x


这里是不是因为把具体的信息列出来，比如把 out 打印出来，因为失败不一定是fuel没有运行，或者空间不够


else咋办嘞


Door*


这个不需要吧，不需要再打印一边这个，最多把备份的信息打印出来，时间，文件名什么的


A ação principal deve ser descrita no when. O then analisa a saída apenas, ou seja, o resultado dessa ação.
Para corrigir isso será necessário também reavaliar o given (condição inicial necessária para realizar a ação principal).


根据irc上的讨论，用小数据库实现


这是什么情况？


This is what makes ``let`` work.

https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/New_in_JavaScript/1.8


根据irc上的讨论把这些逻辑去掉，有点复杂了， 而且很多 magic number 7:20 什么的，很容易出bug


Why can't this entire block just be:
```coffeescript
options = @config?.plugins?.jade ? @config?.plugins?.jaded ? {}
```


Não descreve o cenário. Esse erro se repete em outros cenários.


Uhhh yea, also added config require


Thanks Winston,

great example. Sounds like I will stick to is.na :-)


@arandr Could you screenshot what the problem was? Is it a problem with horizontal centering or vertical centering? I'm not sure I'm seeing the issue, and if it's easy to find, that would be great.


Also `jaded`'s deprecation needs noted in `README.md`.


A sugestão não parece adequada, pois o when vai ter uma ação e já o resultado dela. Uma coisa é checar a sugestão que o sistema oferece, outra é acatar ou não uma sugestão recebida. Se o objetivo do cenário cai no primeiro caso (como parece), a escrita original está ok.


Comment from before defaultViewFlags was added.


This should have been `Objects` instead of explicitly typed.


Yes, but why not just use the latest JS version (i.e. ECMAScript 6)? It seems that this prevents objects created within, for example, support.js from being iterable using `for...of`. I get `object[Symbol.iterator] is not a function`


This shadows the parameter `t`.


Cool. Thanks for the updated doc!


when+then 2 vezes? Confuso! O cenário deve ter uma ação principal e um resultado esperado.


refs #7


Deixar explícito que "Júnior" é autor. Isso se repete em outras linhas.


Merging in master changes


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@arfaian Cool! I think actually that might be the way to go. We could use that functionality since any developer will encounter a null parent sooner or later.

If you could add a test for it and send me a pull request, I'll merge it. Or let me know if you'd prefer me to do it.


ok, nvm. I see what you mean about required opt-in. Also noted here https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/New_in_JavaScript#Features_still_requiring_version_opt-in


When I said fork build, you should fork RR/android_build. That way you can sync with RR much easier than if you fork my build. Once you use RR, then you can cherry-pick my commits


Don't use this. It's bad logic.


For loading from URL I've used https://www.npmjs.com/package/superagent a lot but I don't know if it can support local files.

Or should load be renamed then? The actual accessing of the file might be better if left to the calling application. The convert option is handy I guess. `parse` could be paired with `parseJSON`.

Don't know if you saw but I've published https://www.npmjs.com/package/xmldom-xpath-wrapper because I needed a webpack compatible version pretty quickly. You can keep the PR open.


location is actually target/classes/org/krams/testing/


Yeah, ``Object`` just doesn't support ``for...of`` by default.


冲突，忘记解决了lol


I thought of that, but didn't think I really liked the dialog resizing (even if only up to three lines) as you typed, so I just hard set it to always show the three.


nice!!


hey this is a comment


The problem is that it leaves a huge amount of empty space. It looks like a bug. Dialog resizing is how pretty much every Google app handles is.


this is a comment


dude this is sick!!!!


Hmm, but you're still just counting the length of the array, not the total number of characters in the string.

So in the above example you're getting ``len(words) - 1 == 2``


Yeah, I get that. Yet again it's how I do it versus how almost everyone else does it.


Oh yes. Good catch.


Left note on where info is displayed on webpage.


Doh! That explains it.


so how do you respond back ? //test comment


Can you please replace REDPEN_HOME to **current directory** or just adding current directory to the paths? Since I would like to save redpen-conf.xml and documents in the same git repository, and in the same repository I would like run redpen command which is installed in some directory.


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This is how this looks for me in the current beta on Windows 7. I don't necessarily mind the larger icon, but don't you think this looks kind of weird/out of whack with the much smaller Z next to it?
![zotero windows snapshot](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/128986/7016796/9e0d2f10-dcb1-11e4-87b3-12c67509076b.png)


Done. I do not know why it would have pushed to master. I am now only working on the clustering branch. Maybe you just saw a few leftover pushes to master? Regardless, I should be fine now.


Corrected most of the RN to the actual oracle text. The ones using 'it' is left as RN for now, as there isn't a good way to distinguish between 'it' referring to SN and 'it' referring to RN.


Do you mean the starvation problem or test case?


I've just moved `prettyping` to its own repository. You might want to change this formula to use the new repository (which also uses semantic versioning).

https://github.com/denilsonsa/prettyping
http://denilsonsa.github.io/prettyping/


I'm not convinced by the commit message's argument, nor the necessity of removing such a small clarification that might serve to highlight that `ON` is not strictly an alias for `WHERE`.

> So the difference (where it matters for outer joins) is that a left
outer join (for example) will return all rows from the left table even
if the ON clause never matches [2], while all returned rows must match
the WHERE clause.  This is a semantic difference in the *meaning* of
the filtering and has nothing to do with when the filtering happens.

Another way of looking at this is that the difference in `ON` and `WHERE` is highlighted by the type of join (inner vs. outer).  The *reason why* they're different, though, is because of the ordering of application.  An `ON` clause filters what records are joined (before/during the join) and `WHERE` filters the rows after joining.


@kracekumar  They were model change for nomination forms. Did you run migrate commands ?


#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>

int main()
{
	printf ("Hola Mundo \n \n");
	system("PAUSE");
	return 0;
}


I don't think this `.p4ignore` file is needed. (For reference, [here](http://www.perforce.com/blog/120214/new-20121-p4ignore) is documentation of the `P4IGNORE` environment variable.) For one thing, its name is arbitrary, set by that environment variable. For another, there might be a better place for it. 2 possibilities:

1. If **jsoncpp** *is* a perforce workspace, then you should switch to [`git-p4`](http://owenou.com/2011/03/23/git-up-perforce-with-git-p4.html), which puts the perforce workspace into a sub-dir as a special remote. Then, for this package, you should stop using perforce directly. Instead, use `git-p4` for all your perforce interactions.
1. If **jsoncpp** is an embedded directory, then you should put your `.p4ignore` file into a higher directory of your project.


I just got an email about this. :confused:


SORRY GEORGE


I decided to rewrite all my commits onto my personal email address not realizing you would get emails AND I FEEL REALLY BAD!


I HOPE YOU DONT GET ANY MORE FRIVOLOUS EMAILS!


SORRY AGAIN!


```
s/definitions/declarations
```


Don't feel bad about the emails. Feel bad about rewriting git history. Heathen.


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oh come on it's in the docs: http://git-scm.com/book/en/v2/Git-Tools-Rewriting-History


You can straight use nagleEnabled as int: nodelay = !nagleEnabled


These are more generally called "statements", a term which the linked SQLite doc (and almost all other RDBMS doc) uses extensively.

I think "statement" is probably a better overall choice.  I agree "query" implies a question by most connotations.

`CREATE ...` and `DROP ...` statements (separate from `INSERT`, `UPDATE`, and `DELETE`) are often grouped into the "data definition language" category and are often referred to as DDL.  I don't think we should mention that in this lesson though.


Not once it's pushed....


Also, this commit is by kevin.mchugh@centro.net. Github has no idea who that is.


Not "borland" ) "I" modifier used by MSVC and Mingw (GCC for windows)


yeah, that's what i was trying to solve :/


I think you jumped over 1 the patch. https://github.com/Deadrik/TFCraft/commit/234cd03d80dc6425abe6ed12f0478f97ed8408d1


Am testat ștergerea de fisiere multiple și nu funcționează. Nu pare sa fie de la commit-ul tău. Tu ai testat pe telefonul tău după ce ai făcut modificările?


You failed. And you spammed me. Hope you're happy. :wink:


You may want to raise a more specific exception here, a [BadMethodCallException](http://php.net/manual/en/class.badmethodcallexception.php), for instance.


Also, important to note that the credit for the bar signs goes here: http://baystation12.net/forums/viewtopic.php?f=44&t=11401


Awesome! Check your email, your photo and bio are needed stat!

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honestly i'm thrilled


this is the best thing i've done in months


No, he did not. 0.79.17 was to fix a severe server crash that was happening in 0.79.16. We had to do another version bump to prevent people from connecting to servers still running 0.79.16 and crashing everything.


This is probably an emergency.


I have no problem with this basic change (except that I prefer `<cstdint>`), down to `#else`. But why change anything in the `#else` part? If you really do need to fix 2 separate problems for 2 separate compilers, let's at least make those 2 separate pull-requests. You're using C++11, right? We need to minimize changes for pre-C++11 code because it's so easy to break an old compiler.


I'd prefer another newline here


If you fix the new history, this conversation will never have happened.


eh, at least you can click to my account from the commit page


oh that's tempting


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Creative! I love originality!


We should move most of the properties from DispatchTimer into the protocol.

Probably everything except ```interval```.


Glad this conversation meant so much to you...


Lets follow variable name pattern mContext, and for other variable as well.


This should be moved to service layer - make a service called `article-service` and put all of the API interaction there.


I believe you meant TAG, not "TAG" :)


Not sure how I feel about this. @eddies5 is working on a countdown timer that will conform to this protocol, but the countdown timer only fires once, meaning it would use a different closure type. But the naming of this implies it can be used for all timers. Thoughts?


:lol:


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why have we removed this, it appears to be testing the MD5 class?


Curious: Why'd you find that `before_install` to be necessary?


Acho que é mais adequado reescrever usando exemplo apenas. Inclusive, as sugestões do sistema vão depender dos autores previamente cadastrados, né? Isso tem que ficar claro. Por exemplo, se existirem os autores "Anderson" e "Candido", quando o usuário digitar "and" ambos os nomes poderão ser sugeridos.


Roleplay just got more realistic.


#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>

int main()
{
	printf ("Hola Mundo \n \n");
	system("PAUSE");
	return 0;
}


Lets use resource from strings.xml


Better name would be `Liberator.articles`.

`camelCase` is preffered and recommended over `snake_case` naming


Além disso, o cenário tem que ter um resultado esperado. Como saber nesse cenário qual é o nome correto?!


refs #6


При создании ObjectMapper выбрасывается исключение NoClassDefFoundError. Причем это происходит только на самом сервере, все тесты у меня работают. В интернете все предлагают проверить зависимости в maven, но там верно, иначе бы не работали тесты. В чем может быть дело?


What is 13, I think we should define constant?


Maybe we can add this to the official error messages on Lua, these are so useful!


You don't necessarily need a conroller here, but you need a new service instead. The service should encompass  all article functionality and api interaction (CRUD)


@glennblock is happy :p


Нужно выборочно информацию парсить, как я сделал, или нужно было все, что ffprobe выводит, забрать?


\( ﾟ◡ﾟ)/


Lets use resource from strings.xml for both toasts


This needs separate service for users. Might come in handy if this call is needed elsewhere and for easier caching


Whoops. Sorry I neglected to clean this up when I added it.


Seguir convenção de finalizar título com "web" para teste de GUI. Tomando por base o título em questão, ficaria "remove article web". Isso se aplica à outros cenários.


These should always be set explicitly by any connection event that uses them.


```lua
local matt = Material("materials/fprp/matt.png")

function Matterial()
    return matt
end
```


Looks like a merged left.


Genius


A ação principal (remover artigo) deve ser descrita no when e não no then. O then analisa a saída apenas, ou seja, o resultado dessa ação.


how about - The Server MUST accept `PATCH` request against any Upload URL?


Other than comments above, you have some style-guide related errors, see https://github.com/Crawleyprint/javascript. I'll add more info as well to the readme


You still didnt fix it with regards to 4.4, you decided that using root_tools to forcibly make the folder was a better option? :D


As it is done in a "separate" folder, and doesn't directly affect GSN's stability it's not a big issue, but I agree that we should stick to the usual process of working in branches...


Yes, there was a conflict in migration and I ended up merging them.
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why need change CL_ARGB to CL_RGBA?  Actually I use CL_ARGB to fix wrong format issue.


Nope, every change here is perfectly fine. It's stuff I should have done myself. The only real problem I have is with stuff like this: `item\onDelete! if item.onDelete` It's true that 'sometimes objects won't have an `onDelete` or an `update` or whatever, but it's better to make sure everything does rather than throw a bajillion nil checks everywhere. Nil checks are something you should generally avoid in programming. The best way to solve this would just to put an empty update, draw, onDelete, etc. function on whatever class is extended by everything that's added to the game world.


@garyrussell left part should also be 1.5 in this line


interesting notes from RFC 3986
` In practice, URIs are delimited in a variety of ways, but usually
   within double-quotes "http://example.com/", angle brackets
   <http://example.com/>, or just by using whitespace
 For robustness, software that accepts user-typed URI should attempt
   to recognize and strip both delimiters and embedded whitespace.`


[I finished my tool.](https://drive.google.com/folderview?id=0B4eGHD9taMH-fnFPa0tseFB5S0JWcjZldDNsaWlxbnhuVFZuaDdJdGhILXJGaTk2elhIWkE&usp=sharing) It works. I think. It's given me a major headache anyway and took way longer than it should have, but I posted the source too, just in case there are bugs or it's just plain not working.

Basically, to use it, you need to created a tiled .tmx file like this

![image](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/5855296/7017053/21e52cfe-dca6-11e4-8da1-694fc73c0574.png)

and save it. Then, run the jar in cmd with something like this

    java -jar "jar_path.jar" "tmx_path.tmx" > "output_path.txt"

And you should end up with some cave generation code in the output file. Remember to set the player's position to a valid room, though, because a lot of times a room with id 0 is not made.

P.S. This is a good tileset image I was using for testing.
![set](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/5855296/7017095/b1f1d1ee-dca6-11e4-9771-63440315d4c9.png)


Há confusão aqu. Na verdade, existem 2 formatos para escrita de features (vide capítulo 4 do livro):
1 - In order to [meet some goal]... as a [role]... I want [a feature]...
2 - As a [role]... I want [a feature]... so that I can [meet some goal]...
O primeiro formato enfatiza o objetivo de negócio, enquanto que o segundo enfatiza o problema (a necessidade de um stakeholder).
O formato sugerido no comentário anterior não se aplica.


Glorious


fart on me


Deixar explícito que "'Júnior" é autor.


dmca incoming..... :sunglasses:


when+then 2 vezes, no mesmo cenário? Confuso!!! Um cenário deve ter apenas uma ação principal descrita no when e um resultado esperado dessa ação, descrito no then.


Deixar explícito que os nomes são autores.


Deleted because, well...


the greatest commit since fprp 5.0


Where did you pull this nfc file from?


This adds both a unique constraint on creation and then also a unique index later. Will the effect of this not be two indices, one case sensitive (from the UNIQUE-constraint given when the table is created) and one case insensitive (from the index added later)?

Regarding the upgrade it would at least be nice to try to add the new index. If the database upgrade fails, will the package upgrade fail as well, so the user can fix their names and retry the upgrade (might be dangerous if we have other upgrade operations which can not be performed multiple times?), or will it complete "succsssfully" without the index?


I'd be happy to send a PR.


https://github.com/SimpleMachines/SMF2.1/pull/2826#event-274697304

$txt['alert_topic_remove'] = 'the topic {topic_msg} has been deleted';
replace with
$txt['alert_topic_remove'] = 'The topic {topic_msg} has been deleted';

not the Topic, but The Topic

https://github.com/SimpleMachines/SMF2.1/blob/release-2.1/Themes/default/languages/Alerts.english.php#L15


indeed, sorry for that


What do you mean?

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It seems odd to use `std::sqrt` instead of `CGAL::sqrt`


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an horse


Good Job!


change these to assertThat()


why close the file here.


Class<?> as I'm sure this is giving you warnings


ClassName.fromClass


HTTP2がなぜ必要になったかを説明するセクションを増やして欲しい


You can revert this change if there is an issue with the PDF output.


CERNって何


agreed


Got 'ambiguous use of operator <<' error in VMStack when using convertibles. Tested this in a playground later, it seems that using Double instead of Float would solve the problem. I'll try to return convertibles back at some point.


robustness principle: s/Iterable/ImmutableSet/


What if both overlays are present?


Is does this ever need to take an iterable?


I would explicitly check stderr and compare the error message string.


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pretty dank


Agreed


If you're using Swift 1.1, you had to make sure to checkout the swift-1.1 branch of both Quick and Nimble. The docs weren't super obvious about this - they only mentioned the Quick branch:
> **If you're using Xcode 6.2 & Swift 1.1**, use Quick v0.2.*. New releases are developed on the swift-1.1 branch.

I think it makes more sense to rely on whatever version of Nimble is being used by Quick, rather than including it as a separate submodule.


Ok, thanks. I wasn't entirely sure how to test that...


The fact that we also have to pass this to file makes me think that we should just make it a property of the writer and leave our factory methods as-is with no originating elements.  Then, we don't end up with weird behavior if we pass different sets for some odd reason


Here you go: https://github.com/sass/node-sass/blob/2d22d9c7129a8c45e261de9764efb5f2ee396c05/test/cli.js#L438-L448.


hmm on a second thought it does.  How about

`The Server SHOULD set this header if there is a known hard limit`


call this "referencedTypes" since it also looks at the interfaces?


I think this needs to be recursive in order to actually work in all cases, right?


You will probably only need to test it like:

```
assert(/You need to specify blah/.test(code));
```


supertypes as well, right?


agreed i fixed it here - https://github.com/tus/tus-resumable-upload-protocol/commit/e37450f309602d07e33b2499d580973ef928815d


Nit but `noSource` I think would be a cleaner option name.


Why was this added


非常感谢，确实考虑不周，应该用!=0 来判断，移位之后只有一位为1，其他全为0，所以当bitmap中没有这一位时，相与结果为0，另外此处应该是1，不是'i'
if( (MAP[i>>SHIFT] & (0x01<< (i & MASK))) !=0)


Cool, this partially fixes #23, although we really want to check whether `:minzoom` and `:maxzoom` are `nil` and provide defaults if not.


Modified header,added theme color changer


I wrote these and I've just about got them translated into English.  If you could give me 24 hours or so, it will save you some time.


There are `attr_accessor`s defined for `redcross_overlay` and `utm_overlay` in order to support bulk property updated.  Since the DB is unaware of these, they needed to be synthetic, and because Ruby uses the strings `"1"` and `"0"` to represent `true` and `false`, the checks are more necessary and ugly than they should be.


dddffadfdffd


This appends the overlay source if it's not already present.


changed to `The Client MAY send the concatenation request while the partial uploads are still
 in progress.`  https://github.com/vayam/tus-resumable-upload-protocol/commit/c3510d1bdf5a4512c1d07704596c2a6e5c3120f0


@vangheem you merged this pull request without adding CMFPlone to auto-checkout. Jenkins send you an email complaining about it. Didn't you get that email?

It seems this pr caused a regression that showed up after @davisagli added CMFPlone to auto-checkout a couple of hours ago.

I would like to work on CMFPlone, so I have to start to revert commits until I get a green build again.


これをまとめる目的って「HTTP/2の概要」であってweb変化は違うくない？


Yea m8 an 'orse wots ur trouble m8


Fixed all of the RN. For the 'it' case, it is RN if event has a ref, else it is SN.


how about `The Server MUST respond to `PATCH` request against a final upload URL with a
`403 Forbidden` status. It MUST NOT modify the final or its partial resources.`?


Ed asked me to re-do the pull request on the new repo: https://github.com/edsu/solrpy/pull/35


Added literal convertibles back in f6800feaf4afdc882475c4225bfaebc3058c14cb


Thank you!


open graph does not have this documented, but it only accepts absolute image paths.


Ha, well, while that would be an effective way of getting people to notice the new icon placement, it is certainly not what it's supposed to look like. These are hi-res images for HiDPI ("Retina", etc.) monitors, but the icons are supposed to be rendered at the same size.

But something actually seems more generally wrong with the CSS handling in the XPI, so the new buttons possibly haven't been looking like they're supposed to. Investigating, thanks.


You are right - I left e.g. the soup's contents mostly as it is to make them recognizable. They look very similar and having small dots will make it harder to distinguish them. But I think I understand your concerns, I will rework the icons that I find that have 2x2 dots on them.


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not that elegant, but texture var is by default null pointer


Theoretically I should not close the file and return the file handler
In read/write I open the file again, actually I'm not sure whether it is safe to leave the file open and return the function.
I'm going to modify them tomorrow.


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@ericcf I believe this is an error. It should be ```like.item_description``` as used throughout the social_networking project . Is there an existing story for this issue? If not, I will create a bug story for this issue.


indentation, like in the if above.


k


I'm wondering if we should halt on the last failure. At least we consistently fail at that point rather than at a random point in other steps.


Whoops :)


Please add a doxygen comment.


HTTP自体の説明がない


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Generated from code. Sorry it's not about strategy but about underlyingSource. For example,
- CallReadableStreamPull() calls ErrorReadableStream(stream, e) when pullingPromise is rejected. Since the underlyingSource already has the controller so it can do a bad thing that is to call controller.error() and also return a rejected promise. If this happens, we hit the `Assert: stream@[[state]] is "readable"` since controller.error() has already errored the stream.


Any Reason we are using MIT.LICENSE here. ? Why aren't we using Apache2 here.


LGTM.


`Then I should be on login page` may be? Or, if it is distinct from the first one, we can still give it a name


I saw that but it should run for rake test and that didn't take that into account.  Don't you ever sleep? |-)


Why should we restrict certain server implementations (however inefficient they may be) that can return `Upload-Offset` reliably?


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ok


this started as a hack but looks much better now. I am not opposed to getting this into mainline


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Thanks


@envygeeks This does seem to be valid Markdown syntax (http://daringfireball.net/projects/markdown/syntax#link), and we do use it quite often in blog posts.

Dunno, I think it's kind of weird having the URLs separate from the link itself.

@parkr probably has a better argument for using reference links.


this commit has broken defining custom themes. Any custom theme I have defined is no longer created. I have reverted this commit in my fork and themes work again.


I do not have computer available so I would recommend just reverting. I
apologize, I've been busy and probably never read the email you mention.
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wrote:

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>
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Please add appropriate commit message.


Hi @AlwinEsch,

feel free to delete old files like libXBMC_gui.dll.
But please add Debüt and release folders.


Hola


Just to show an `Upload-Defer-Length` example. Can be removed if you think it is confusing


Haha. I just forked the project to make these corrections :) Oh well.


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why do we need new scope in the modal


E1 is wrong. E needs to be accumulative.


So we need this printed in two places? If so, I think it will look better on a separate line.


I think this was an artifact from the architecture of the tutorial that I used as my blueprint.  They were binding the template to that f.events array in some fashion and I believe angular.copy() was necessary to notify any subscribers of a change.  I took your advice and scrapped this, but still ended up returning the response data in a .then() in the same way as f.get() so I didn't have to handle the `if(successful response) { copy data to scope }` logic within my controller.  See: 497157eda7eeb49f4c62de78d44973a08e3ad3ba


I've seen you do this triming before and I meant to ask you about it. Why?  is it easy to detect a modulation if the wave is half way in to start with?


The idea here was laying groundwork for GeoJSON sources like on JS.


Done


I also updated this dependency name to 'events'.  I'm still getting use to this angular injection format, but I think it was necessary to tie the param to the resolve.events func.


right, going to change this


Thanks, I only figured out this approach after spending a LOT of time implementing an approach that involved converting to a character array, then individual character strings, then parsing back to integers and summing the results... I wasn't happy with it at all and finally felt pretty silly when I discovered this approach.


k


We can't use enums in the client since this breaks backwards compatibility of serialization if the enum is modified later. It must be a string.

I'm also not sure we need this at all. I think a boolean will suffice.


Kun je me misschien op Twitter volgen? Zelfde username als hier (@rdvdijk).


@twizmwazin I (and I think a few others) use Eclipse.


I meant https://github.com/coala-analyzer/coala/commit/f215b33a4d52f03a46f340db1cd4a54cb30b95aa#diff-8a58c9fbbbf258ce13b73976719838fbR29


Ten commit nic kompletnie nie wnosi. Commit commenta brak.


This was actually caught by a team this year. If an accident happened on Raceday and they were still able to roll that day or the next, they would technically have to be bagged. I argued that no one would actually enforce this rule on Raceday, but I'll add it to the list. I'm thinking adding ", with the exception of Raceday" right after "the safety of the buggy's driver."


I don't like this. It doesn't seem robust and is a bad precedent to hack this in like this (as an ad hoc parser outside of the tokenizer state machine). Let's make it a command line option.


This might also be wrong if it occurs inside a multiline string literal.


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Awesome stuff @deanperry! :cake:


Well, its is for a button with text (its depends of tinymce language configuration and take traductions from en.js, es.js or future traductions) or without text for only flag icon.


merge branch


Das müßte eher eine Verrenkte Schulter bzw. Verrenktes Knie sein.


@vangheem np. I reverted a few commits and the build is green again: http://jenkins.plone.org/job/plone-5.0-python-2.7/676/

See you soon! :)


Wiem, ale co u nas dynamicznie ma sie zmieniać?


@Acconut I agreed to you on that. We must just say somewhere on the top absolute or relative urls are allowed. I fixed it in order to keep HEAD and POST examples consistent

![](https://devi.vimeocdn.com/naren/fbd79.jpg)


This commit breaks VBAM for windows x64. It crashes now.
With GDB it doesn't crash so idk...


You are right. I wrote this patch a long time ago (it's over a year old!) and didn't really look at it now before pushing, I think things have changed a bit. Like how we used to try and hide the default VRF, which we don't anymore. I'll fix.


Please take some time to write meaningful commit messages. I am sure that not even you would understand what this commit is about, six months from now.

We not only want commit messages [in a certain form](http://tbaggery.com/2008/04/19/a-note-about-git-commit-messages.html), and not only want [a sign-off](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1962094/what-is-the-sign-off-feature-in-git-for), too, but also want them to contain all relevant information that cannot be deduced from the diff itself.

In this particular case, the following questions are left wide open by the commit message:
- what problem does this fix?
- what problem in `gettext` are you referring to? (If you are referring to https://github.com/Alexpux/MSYS2-packages/issues/208, that is closed without a fix)
- why does `/share/locale/` have to be *excluded*?
- what alternative solutions did you try?
- what better solutions could you think of?
- Imagine reading this commit message in an air plane without internet connection. Would you not just *love* to read a self-contained commit message, i.e. one that *explains* everything there is to understand about this change (*adding* the links *for reference only*)?


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thx


@lygstate that formatting is really borked. Please fix.


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Custom apply of #167


if you pass `staticURL` as `null` you'll get an error on `(staticURL.length)`


@hkaiser : I've corrected the patch and replaced it with the new one. I'd be grateful if you could closely check what I've done in type_size.hpp ~ line 125 (bind(accumulate(...)) and make sure it is correct.


no, but this is for keeping the same function signature as `needsReboot` so that we can use the same object format.


nie rozumiem pytania


you are right. I guess I was thinking of custom extension. But It is confusing to talk about that here anyways.


Nice!


Use Hasher from Guava.


Hoi Roel, dacht even dat je iemand anders was. Zal je vanavond mailen.

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no, no reason at all, copy-paste error


yo @danielhochman - what's the status on this branch?


@dexX7 Thought you might appreciate this.


what do you mean can you explain. Client is 1.0 and Server support 1.0 plus older versions.
Both Client and Server have respond with 1.0.0 right?


In a typical test situation, wouldn't the migration happen automatically? We'd been exempting the test environment from automigration for some time previous I had thought. Also, my internal clock is somewhere around Taipei right now it seems.


And the above two lines.


agreed. reverted


Haciendo eager loading se creo que se resuelve lo de instanciar el Location y llena la propiedad de navegacion

https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/data/jj574232.aspx


Sounds good -- I'll check it out now.

@nikbyk For the automatic cave generation, I just wrote a quick-and-dirty method to generate a base grid so that I could test my rendering code. Would you like me to push it so that you can base the rest of your algorithm on it or would you rather write it yourself? I would like to make sure I don't start taking over others' objects.


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Add .. support


trade: yes, just like industry and research classes.
enum rename: not necessary, but OK if Vezzra/Dilvish want to. leaving as is avoids needing to update Python scripts.


@davidzzzzz WDYT ? See commit message for details


vundle使用ssh替换https下载插件


各用語の理解が浅そうなので説明を増やして欲しい。


Not sure what you mean by that? Does the dash code support all profiles?


@JoshuaBrockschmidt Yeah. For some reason my brain was thinking that set.server was equal to set[server].


I thought it was useful. I can't remember now. So will remove `PATCH`


The reason i had two include files is that I run two versions of HTTPD - one linked with the latest version of OpenSSL and one with the centos default. It was something that I did during creation of the tests. You are right, there is no longer any need for this.


What escape characters?

I was planning to use these regexps:

```
.*foo.*
[a-z]foo
(a|b)foo
```

And their corresponding glob patterns would be (AFAIK):

```
*foo*
[a-z]foo
{a,b}foo
```

As far as I can see, they have equally (little) need for escaping. Am I missing something?

Although my current use cases are probably be covered by glob patterns, I'm
afraid that I (or someone else) would want something more powerful later.


yes, [[1]].

[1]: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Operators/Destructuring_assignment


is this the header you want for utun? if so, please add 'DARWIN (utun)' to comment


Typo. Brak ":"


Okay. The change reverted.


That is to say, for *shell colours.


True, that; I still need to fix filenames that have no extension and a dot in the parent folder name (`MCServer.dir/CMakeCache`)


Using explicit condition to describe the case "create" and "update" will improve the readability, even the API description has mentioned that possible value is one of update, create, or remove.
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/MozContactChangeEvent/reason

When there is a fourth reason added, this code will not trigger any errors even the logic might be incorrect.
However, this is just a minor coding style suggestion.


I wanted to bind to click event in a dropdown from outside code, but couldn't do it because of e.stopPropagation() in click's callback function. By removing it, and add check to handleDocumentClick  to check if click event target is inside a dropdown, we can bind to click events in dropdown normally.


@mfrederickson In my latest commit, I've tried to make it more specific to just db migrations. If we need something more granular, it's probably time to get into a library method.


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