So the changes to tasks\generate-info.js from here

https://github.com/openlayers/ol3/pull/2813/files#diff-47e08054189bdf70c82633c1a2479eca

get us a bit further

User@StudyDesktop /cygdrive/c/ol3/ol3
$ make build
node tasks/build.js config/ol.json build/ol.js
info ol Parsing dependencies
info ol Compiling 355 sources
ERR! compile Java HotSpot(TM) Client VM warning: TieredCompilation is
disabled in this release.
ERR! compile
uncompressed: 471295 bytes
gzip: /tmp/ol.js: Permission denied
Makefile:290: recipe for target 'build/ol.js' failed
make: *** [build/ol.js] Error 1

Guess I am a bit disappointed that those changes are from October last year
and still not in the ol3 Master.

Bill

On Wed, Apr 29, 2015 at 7:45 AM, Bill Chadwick <
bill.chadwick2@googlemail.com> wrote:

> I have had a go with Cygwin myself
>
> User@StudyDesktop /cygdrive/c/ol3/ol3
> $ make check-deps
> Program git OK
> Program node OK
> Program python OK
> Program java OK
>
> make test works !
>
>   1606 passing (13s)User@StudyDesktop /cygdrive/c/ol3/ol3
>
> $ make lint
> Running gjslint...
> 477 files checked, no errors found.
> Running jshint...
> 2015-04-29 07:43:39,546 check-requires:
> test/spec/ol/interaction/modifyinteraction.test.js:84 missing
> goog.require('ol.geom.Point')
> 2015-04-29 07:43:39,782 check-requires: 0 unused goog.requires, 1 missing
> goog.requires
>
> but make build fails
>
> User@StudyDesktop /cygdrive/c/ol3/ol3
> $ make build
> node tasks/build.js config/ol.json build/ol.js
>
> events.js:72
>         throw er; // Unhandled 'error' event
>               ^
> Error: spawn ENOENT
>     at errnoException (child_process.js:1011:11)
>     at Process.ChildProcess._handle.onexit (child_process.js:802:34)
> Makefile:290: recipe for target 'build/ol.js' failed
> make: *** [build/ol.js] Error 8
>
> I will investigate later
>
> Bill
>
>
> On Tue, Apr 28, 2015 at 11:49 AM, Bill Chadwick <
> bill.chadwick2@googlemail.com> wrote:
>
>> I second that. Perhaps test with a fair sized path length for the root
>> folder.
>> On 28 Apr 2015 11:28, "Éric Lemoine" <notifications@github.com> wrote:
>>
>>> That would be great!
>>>
>>> —
>>> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
>>> <https://github.com/openlayers/ol3/commit/5522f053335f1b7d4cfc2c16e4b3f1a1163fd4e5#commitcomment-10937572>
>>> .
>>>
>>
>


This seems a bit confusing to me; it doesn't prevent version control so much as protects a VCS managed module from being purged when Puppetfile modules updated.

Another small nit - idioms like caveat emptor can be very confusing for non-native English speakers, especially since that phrase is latin, so best to avoid them in documentation.


Any idea if we can remove this so version is only defined in one place?


Assert previousRootFrame is not nil


Again I don't think windows needs LD_PRELOAD.


There is nothing in these sources to key off of to find it, because the code that identifies the method is spread out over the expression. That's why I included the link.


is there anything wrong about this construct? seems faster than doing a lookup again to return?


Actually, I had a bad indentation that's why style wasn't working, and compiler wasn't complaining which is bug ..pff


There's a bug somewhere.. changing this to `setImmediate()` broke the tests.. changing it back to `process.nextTick()` got them working again... :cry:


Can you give an example of what you have been using for the dynamic functions. Here is an example of what an implementation of `every()` looks like before it gets compiled:
```javascript
function every(callback, thisArg) {
    this.result = true;

    this.prepareValues(function () {
        callback = blocks.core.parseCallback(callback, thisArg);
    });

    while (this.iterate()) {
        if (callback) {
            if (!callback(this.value, this.index, this.collection)) {
                this.result = false;
                break;
            }
        } else if (!this.value) {
            this.result = false;
            break;
        }
    }
}
```

or `first`

```javascript
function first(callback, thisArg) {
    var isNumber = blocks.isNumber(callback);
    var size = 0;
    var count = 1;
    var current;

    if (isNumber) {
        this.result = [];
        count = callback;
        callback = thisArg;
    }

    this.prepareValues(function () {
        if (callback) {
            callback = this.blocks.core.parseCallback(callback, thisArg);
        }
    });

    while (this.iterate()) {
        if (callback) {
            if (callback(this.value, this.index, this.collection)) {
                current = this.value;
            } else {
                continue;
            }
        } else {
            current = this.value;
        }
        if (isNumber) {
            if (size++ >= count) {
                break;
            }
            this.result.push(current);
        } else {
            this.result = current;
            break;
        }
    }

    this.returnsEverything();
}
```


We need to add a validation mechanism to make sure there are no obvious errors in the changeset.


LOL - this answers my previous question :) I didn't realize I was commenting on an earlier commit.


@getty @vanstyn this is really strange... could be a masked SQLite issue. Is there a CLI-based way to reproduce above error (with a checkout before 58c4e483b)? A shell-log would be best...


Sanity check added, include if len(keywords) >= 2


Hi @phuna,
Unfortunately that was not successful either.  I downloaded your  Outlook
to Things Helper app and moved it into applications.  If I click on the
script I get a window that says "The application 'Outlook to Things Helper'
can't be opened."  Same result if click on the link from within Things.

I tried copying the info.plist from your app directly into the one I
initially compiled in Automator, and that had the same result.  In
comparing the two info.plist files, they are somewhat different, but I
didn't see any calls or references in your info.plist that seemed unusual
(that said, I'm no master of this).

I did look at the url link that is appearing in the task in Things, and it
seems to contain an appropriate link  (for example:
outlooktothings://message?id=105046 ) .

I have several theories as to the problem with the script itself.  They
could be:
1. There is a security or preferences setting somewhere that is preventing
activation of Microsoft Outlook from this app.
     - perhaps in services preferences?
2. OS X 10.10.3 does not permit this.
3. Outlook 14.4.9 does not permit this, or has a setting somewhere that is
preventing activation via this app.
4. I have not correctly created the app from the script in Automator, or
did not insert the additional text into the appropriate place in info.plist

I appreciate your continued help on this. I'm not well versed in Automator
or AppleScript, so I have limited ability to lend more insight into the
problem.

On Tue, Apr 28, 2015 at 7:54 PM, phuna <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> Hi @dylanor <https://github.com/dylanor>,
> I don't know why the URL scheme registration on Mac OSX 10.10 does not
> work as expected yet. There're many differences in info.plist between app
> built by Automator on 10.9 and 10.10.
> I upload my help application built on 10.9 here. It also works on 10.10.
> Please try it.
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> <https://github.com/phuna/EmailsToThings/commit/1c759ec4e4991ca488bd46caab595ea9aebc590b#commitcomment-10955198>
> .
>


Declaring the feature with an empty dependency list seems to work:

```toml
[features]
default = []
debugxml = []
```

Invoking `cargo test --features debugxml -- --nocapture` seems to pick up the feature correctly.


También hay aquí hay que cambiarlo.


Several changes in this file, First build_ext's run method was copied but changed to use the local method for new_compiler. The new_compiler method came from ccompile and was modified to use our instance of MSVC compiler instead. I may be able to remove some of these other methods and slim this class down to just run and new_compiler.


Given that if any of the nodes don't have an External IP set the test fails below, it seemed better to never have to reallocate. (Meaning: assuming we expect to keep the code such that e2e's pass, this is the most efficient.)

Would this be more idiomatic if I combined the `make(...`) call with filling by index below, failing if any are missing (rather than using `append(...)`)?

Though ultimately, we're talking about 2-3 nodes for memory allocation and consumption. I think if we want to consider the 1000 node case, we should start talking about parallelizing the SSHs below.


I put in a temporary feature so I could see the original OT TPE plot vs. the plot coming from the new model.  "Science (2)" was just a way to distinguish them.  I ultimately removed this class altogether when I was confident it was working.


Are you impressed?...lol.. cant say..lol


Also, one could potentially set the Opacity and Blend Mode of each style-layer in the same fashion as actual layers, rather than this having to be some property of the particular style.


develop (totalgee) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-clang-3.5: OK (346 of 346 tests passed)

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Done (not yet pushed).


Is it needed to set the lookup table here. It gets overridden here: https://github.com/dlonie/MooseViewer/blob/93e25e7f8ab002e64d0a196af3c49a42583dc4c2/MooseViewer.cpp#L876-883


develop (mjwitte) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1136 of 1136 tests passed)

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supernit: regarding the order of the arguments I'd put the items mutations at the top (update, remove, insert) and sections (remove, insert) at the bottom. The builder alleviates those concerns a lot though.


yes. this is way better.


The controlled list includes the following, which I'll lowercase before use:

* Annually
* Annuel
* As Needed
* Au besoin
* Biannually
* Bimensuel
* Continual
* Continue
* Daily
* Fortnightly
* Hebdomadaire
* Inconnu
* Irregular
* Irrégulier
* Mensuel
* Monthly
* Non planifié
* Not Planned
* Quarterly
* Quinzomadaire
* Quotidien
* Semestriel
* Semimonthly
* Trimestriel
* Unknown
* Weekly


and the figure size


dsdas


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Awesome work man! Want to open a pull request at some point to merge it back into transmission-rails/transmission-rpc-ruby ?


[Done](https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=748657)! Few more are on the way.


Can we make a target that just does the `mkdir` bit, and make all the relevant things depend on that instead?  I guess we have commands that already do that, so maybe as a followup?


can the figure size also make it break? Mainak only mentioned the font


develop (mjwitte) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1136 of 1136 tests passed)

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just keep the english name and `s/ /_/` too


Yes it does, otherwise:

```c++
reverse_iterator<bidirectional_iterator<Base*>> t = reverse_iterator<bidirectional_iterator<Derived*>>;
```

fails. It might be possible to handle this at the `basic_iterator`/`basic_mixin` level but I'm still going through it.


Minor nit: can `entryIndex` be a `const &`?


Well, it depends on how your object is configured. The scaling manipulates 3 parameters, the fontsize, the figure size and the line sizes.


All is relative here.


This additional change is not compiling and hasn't yet been reviewed. Would it be possible to make a separate PR for this to avoid so many changes in 1 PR, @azakkerman?


good catch!


please do the same for topic_category. I'm adding its validation now


This was an attempt to fix the "No readline available." message. Removed in next commit.


`host` variable is declared on outer function.
We should avoid to use same variable name between outer and inner function.
If the function is long, we are difficult to trace the variable name.


Have you tried to extend Freezer without this line? I am afraid that this will be needed too in order to make `class Refreeze extends Freezer` work, and also to use `super()` in the derivated class constructor.


Why does it do something special with the font sizes regarding points instead of just changing the DPI (which will affect font size), figure size in pixels, and line widths in pixels?


Awesome.


This CL also makes the FlatButton consume the click event. My apologies for leaving that part out of the commit comment.


Overall I would have preferred not using an abbreviation for Cassandra, but it's not a big deal.


haha it's always the simple stuff I suppose.. I've never used a preprocessor for CSS so I had no idea, just knew it wasn't right :) glad you got it lined out though, I'll look into the other 2 open problems first chance I get, see if I can at least point you in the right direction of lining them out


фронтенд**ом**


eslint disallow the function definition in loop.
see the detail https://github.com/eslint/eslint/blob/master/docs/rules/no-loop-func.md


can we have simpler scaling for `png` and only try this fancy scaling for `svg`?


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I would make "and ASP.NET 5 is fully open source..." its own sentence -> "ASP.NET 5 is fully open source on GitHub"


Why this change from `NEEDS_CURRENT_LEDGER` to `NO_CONDITION`?


"которое теперь должно стать более понятным" мне кажется будет чуть лучше звучать


repo yahpay-iron-core


It does not make a difference, the way you have to do it is the same.


You need to add the scaling factor to the fontsize while multiplying other parameters.


ok will do it


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Took me __way__ too long to finish this. Had some issues with the confirm label showing up in the shortened for loop and the `likelihood` input field going to the next line. I was actually in the process of writing you an email saying how stupid I am, but all of a sudden realized that I just needed to add `>label` and that I could change `.sixth` to have a smaller width.

In short, I don't think me and web dev get along :sob:


"that makes" -> "that make"
consider hyphenating or putting into quotes "pay for what you use"


Regards https://github.com/OpenTreeOfLife/opentree/issues/599.


Note that I mainly use it for png to create high quality images with high resolution in the reports. Please keep the functionality that we already have. It has been doing a great jobs in hundreds of reports @frraimondo and I created over the last 6 months ....


Yes, exactly. But:
1) is it right way? maybe we have to do something other for the same result.
2) should we have to do something more? maybe copy some other attributes


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wait, so why did we have this scaling? Isn't it easier to do this in the final html using the `width` parameter? That's what I had done and it was working fine for pngs, no?


Why is this needed here but not in any of the other controller specs?  What do they do different? cc @h-kataria @tenderlove


@aammd please remove this commit. It was my mistake. Could you do it?


Merge


No, the pngs look crappy if the input is not big enough.


something like:

``
``


I thought about that but it didn't seem like much of a win since you still have to add_dependencies for everything that uses it.


FYI. this change seemed to have broken Terraform's master branch.

```
1 errors occurred:
--> darwin/amd64 error: exit status 2
Stderr: # github.com/hashicorp/terraform/command
command/meta.go:351: cannot use ColorizeUi literal (type *ColorizeUi) as type cli.Ui in field value:
	*ColorizeUi does not implement cli.Ui (missing AskSecret method)

make: *** [dev] Error 1
```


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see http://eslint.org/docs/rules/no-return-assign


get it the fuck together, man


Fixed :(


Done.


@mainakjas please trust me, I checked out this things last October in great detail.


It just looks like its about 6 channels in one.
It looks like it needs separating down into channels.


@mitchellh thanks!


Still the wrong scope, though:

https://github.com/angular/material/issues/2600

"ctrl" needs to be the tab not md-tabs as it is currently.


Add comma after "To appeal to a broader audience of developers"


Not assigned to*
Also, along the way, I noticed the invisible tile wasn't being updated during the shuffle; 2 bugs 1 stone.


fixed the bug in #232


#4833-Documentation-for-HX-controlling-to-SP (mjwitte) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (0 of 0 tests passed)

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I assume this was so that the VS project had access to a version number. Now that we are building from the setup.py I was getting a duplicate def since setup.py defined it already. This will not be needed if the VS project in the windows directory is dropped.


Cool!


Removed in next commit.


As those functions are the uppest layer it is hard to make it simpler, I could try to make a minimal catalyst app, as i am sure its unrelated to RapidApp so far i can see, but in the end its:

Session::Store::DBIC with SQLite, $c->logout $c->delete_session

what I think is the bug here.

What I find awkward is that i checked into Session::Store::DBIC and delete_session is not actually even updating the session, but i could miss some blackmagic in between on the Catalyst here.


Když si myslíš, že je všechno v pohodě a v tu najednou....


El commit 2A es una prueba de el principio, no hacer caso


I was thinking we'd only do the `mkdir` once, rather than N times, but maybe it doesn't matter at this point.


To tell the truth, I don't see how it can be done better. I am not an ES6 expert because I am not using it in my work. Maybe we can ask how to create a class that extends a function in stackoverflow.


:clap:


I use Safari and Chrome. No worries if it works for you.


There's a bug on line 49: It's not using the baseURL. https://github.com/coinbase/coinbase-ios-sdk/commit/e82904956f1c149f1f4872511b4510a3111fe3d7#diff-2f6c50c3d91a1850a6f5cb70adb1a7bcR49


As discussed offline, I've switched away from named return values and updated the comment.

For the last block of code (below ``// Run the command.`), I thought it would be most helpful to return to the caller all of the information possible (e.g. even in an error case, give them stdout/stderr). Thus, I've let `code` and `err` be modified in the last few clauses, then return whatever they're set to. Let me know if this is too implicit.


rename last one to BetegId please


thanks!


@jgcaaprom

I hope the code works correctly.

Actually the best way to apply the patches is using "git am" (apply-mailbox) and not "git apply", because that way the commit message of each individual patch would be preserved. In your solution, only the commit message for the second patch (0002-Optimize-copy_page-for-modern-ARM-platforms.patch) is present.

For example:

```
git am 0001-Rename-ARM-assembler-push-pull-macros.patch
git am 0002-Optimize-copy_page-for-modern-ARM-platforms.patch
git am 0003-Optimize-ARM-memset-and-memzero-functions.patch
```

Gives the following commits (one for each patch):

```
commit df46d22d8d07796cf94285520598d0a07e83111b
Author: Harm Hanemaaijer <fgenfb@yahoo.com>
Date:   Fri Jul 12 16:23:34 2013 +0200

    Optimize ARM memset and memzero functions

    The ARM memset and memzero functions are optimized with lower overhead
    for small requests, generation of more 16-bit Thumb2 instructions when
    compiled in Thumb2 mode, and configurable destination alignment before
    the main block-copying loop.

    The new compile-time constant MEMSET_WRITE_ALIGN_BYTES is introduced
    in assembler.h, to augment the CALGN macro that previously regulated
    32-byte write alignment but was only used on the Feroceon platform.
    MEMSET_WRITE_ALIGN_BYTES can have values of 0 (no write alignment),
    8, or 32. Apart from Feroceon, memset write alignment of 32 bytes
    appears to benefit the armv6 platform, while the armv7 platform
    seems benefit from alignment to 8 bytes for memset/memzero.

    The CALGN macro is renamed to MEMSET_CALGN for memset and memzero; the
    original CALGN macro is reserved for the memcpy family of functions
    (memcpy, copy_from_user, copy_to_user) currently implemented in
    copy_template.S, and the associated compile time constant
    WRITE_ALIGN_BYTES defines the write alignment for memcpy-related
    functions that will be utilized in subsequent contributions. Because
    the current CALGN implementation in copy_template.S only implements
    32-byte write alignment and is broken on Thumb2, it is only enabled
    when WRITE_ALIGN_BYTES is equal to 32 and Thumb2 mode is not enabled.

    Finally, memset and memzero now include a directive to enable unified
    ARM assembler syntax.

    Signed-off-by: Harm Hanemaaijer <fgenfb@yahoo.com>

commit 2e13d2764b7fc5b4ed93d0c3cd8be4d5daf08b71
Author: Harm Hanemaaijer <fgenfb@yahoo.com>
Date:   Fri Jul 12 02:13:14 2013 +0200

    Optimize copy_page for modern ARM platforms

    The existing implementation of copy_page for ARM appears to be
    optimized for older platforms. Benchmark testing in a sandbox
    environment shows suboptimal performance on modern platforms
    like armv6 and armv7, with speed-ups ranging from 10% (Cortex A8)
    to 80% (armv6 used in Raspberry Pi) being achievable.

    This commit optimizes copy_page and introduces the new compile-time
    constant PREFETCH_DISTANCE, defined in cache.h, which when
    multiplied by L1_CACHE_BYTES is equal to the offset used for
    prefetches performed with the PLD instruction. For platforms where
    L1_CACHE_BYTES is 32 (armv5 and armv6), copy_page processes 32 bytes
    at a time while doing one prefetch per iteration, while for armv7
    (with L1_CACHE_BYTES equal to 64), 64 bytes are processed at at time
    with one prefetch per iteration. When no preload instruction is
    available (platforms earlier than armv5), no preload instructions
    are generated and 32 bytes are processed at at time.

    To facilitate specifying instructions for architectures with no
    preload instruction, the NO_PLD macro is added to assembler.h,
    augmenting the PLD macro.

    Signed-off-by: Harm Hanemaaijer <fgenfb@yahoo.com>

commit cad2f04106be2a62424ac8a9615261020be4b50d
Author: Harm Hanemaaijer <fgenfb@yahoo.com>
Date:   Fri Jul 12 00:11:56 2013 +0200

    Rename ARM assembler push/pull macros

    The ARM assembler library functions use a macro called "push" that
    along with a macro called "pull" is used to shift bytes around in a
    word in an endian-independent way. However, the modern unified
    ARM assembler syntax also defines the instruction "push" to push
    data onto the stack, which has specific encodings in the Thumb2
    instruction set. For prevent possible conflicts going forward, and
    to allow the use of the more transparent "push" instruction along
    with the modern unified assembler syntax, this patch renames all
    occurrences of the "push" macro to "pushbits", as well as renaming
    the macro argument, when also called "push", to "pushshift".

    For consistency, the macro called "pull" with its argument name
    "pull" are also renamed to "pullbits" and "pullshift", respectively.

    Signed-off-by: Harm Hanemaaijer <fgenfb@yahoo.com>
```


@dengemann just the scientist in me emerging when I do programming :)

I suppose @dengemann opinion carries weight since he's a heavy user. I am good with keeping it as it is. Teon, is this a big issue for you?


BejegyzesTipusa


Yep, I think your branch compiled seems to have corrupt something. Using the official latest bukkit release of lottery, the jackpot is still winning... :(


Confirmed. This works on my machine as well. OSX 10.10.3 and Ubuntu 14.04.1 (Vagrant Box)


Is this really supposed to work?


DBにデータが無くNULLをJSONエンコードした場合の処理として記述

追加としてエラーコードとメッセージを発行


Please check the functionality here.


@wez this turns out to be easy. Tested on React Native and works fine. Let me know if anything looks off.


Hi,

Thank for the support ! Just ask if you need information or help. I never
take the time to wrote a proper doc / wiki, i will be the occasion.

Initially, i had the same goal than you.
But the conversion from one format to another is a annoying task. (You need
to understand the normalization convention of all the program for example).

So i take the easiest path (lazy one): Let's EMSL doing it and duplicate
the information.

The program work that way :
1/ You get the url for one basis set, one format ( see `worker` in
`EMSL_dump`)
2/ You split by atom (see `src/parser/gamess_us.py` for example). Now you
have a list of one element, one basis set one format
3/ You put this list in the db. One db, for one format.

Ideally you can have only have one db, and make all the translation on the
fly. If you have the time and the calm do this, you are my hero! :)

Hope he clarify the situation,

Thomas

2015-04-29 18:36 GMT+02:00 Eric Berquist <notifications@github.com>:

> Hi Thomas,
>
> Thank you so much for writing this; I've been wanting it for a year or two
> now. There's a lot here, so it's going to take me some time to understand
> it.
>
> Ultimately, I'd like to be able to read and write all of the formats
> present in the BSE web interface, and some others that aren't present.
>
> I'll submit some pull requests in the future, so you don't have to copy
> and paste diffs from the website. Cheers!
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
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Chat with Ian:
Using license_id as per core properties.  Canadian spelling, licence, to be used on public content.


:dancers:


That feels like a bug in `basic_iterator` to me.


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Can we use names that don't include tmp?  I get that it comes from bt_io.c, but it doesn't have much meaning here. Perhaps 'plain' and 'plain_len', for plaintext.


Here's the [old template code](https://github.com/lodash/lodash/blob/2.4.1/lodash.js#L880-L986). Here's the [compiled template function](https://github.com/lodash/lodash/blob/2.4.1/dist/lodash.compat.js#L881-L970). An example of a function being defined [here](https://github.com/lodash/lodash/blob/2.4.1/dist/lodash.compat.js#L2067-L2078).


Why do some magic worth factors of four? Did DPI and float sizes both not
work?


連想配列として修正


ASP.NET 5 is built
or
ASP.NET 5 (projects | apps) are built


Woohoo!


Ah ah... Next step will be to test with no ordering at all.

Probably a stupid question, but let's try.
I have read the following in some 1995 discussion,

"SEE overlooks (in particular) overloaded
pieces.  MVV/LVA (or simply non-SEE forward pruning) overlooks
positions where the best response to a capture is not a capture.
It could be a pin, a check, a threat, or anything else"

Since SEE and MVV have different advantages and weaknesses,
can it make sense to use a scheme where one or the other is used,
depending if this is an odd level or even level ?


if lat_dim == 1 lon_count isn't set.


"but can easily be replaced" remove one "be"


if they could understand code, i am sure they would have done a better job at writing their own SDK


+[Term]
+id: UBERON:0035148 ! presumptive axochord
+name: presumptive axochord

I thought, it is not possible to have such ID line ? ;-)
Sorry if I am wrong


No, it did not work.

2015-04-29 20:16 GMT+02:00 Eric Larson <notifications@github.com>:

> Why do some magic worth factors of four? Did DPI and float sizes both not
> work?
>
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> .
>


Also, the fact that `basic_iterator` still provides `operator->` (and hence needs `std::addressof`) is merely an oversight. It ought to be deleted.


Arf will move this to a function pointer soon


This gets better/cleaner with my scope frame refactor, so I'll pass on this one…


Will do (if I don't do it already in the refactor)


Thank you for removing it. I meant to do it in one of my PRs, but forgot


Probably not. I think I added that code to try matching what the other contouring code was doing to see if it'd fix the issue. I'll take it out.


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With this scaling you can scale a figure as if it was a PDF, with all
proportions constant.

2015-04-29 20:18 GMT+02:00 Denis-Alexander Engemann <
denis.engemann@gmail.com>:

> No, it did not work.
>
> 2015-04-29 20:16 GMT+02:00 Eric Larson <notifications@github.com>:
>
>> Why do some magic worth factors of four? Did DPI and float sizes both not
>> work?
>>
>> —
>> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
>> <https://github.com/Eric89GXL/mne-python/commit/0e4ea88c98e25dde5207b08ce6481a45be2999bf#commitcomment-10969533>
>> .
>>
>
>


Please check what is causing the test to fail. I noticed something in dataset.py that may be causing the error. Also, please forgive yhe lack of proper placing of the comments in code. I'm trying a mobile interface to access Github and am learning how to use it.


Anything after the "!" is ignored

But it is a weird convention, used only sometimes within the source file for uberon. It's always lost by the time the public version is out.

It's a bad habit, I should stop it...


Yup, validation mechanism is definitely a must-have.


It does not seem there is another way to do it, apart from saving things to
disk as PDF, etc.

2015-04-29 20:19 GMT+02:00 Denis-Alexander Engemann <
denis.engemann@gmail.com>:

> With this scaling you can scale a figure as if it was a PDF, with all
> proportions constant.
>
> 2015-04-29 20:18 GMT+02:00 Denis-Alexander Engemann <
> denis.engemann@gmail.com>:
>
>> No, it did not work.
>>
>> 2015-04-29 20:16 GMT+02:00 Eric Larson <notifications@github.com>:
>>
>>> Why do some magic worth factors of four? Did DPI and float sizes both not
>>> work?
>>>
>>> —
>>> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
>>> <https://github.com/Eric89GXL/mne-python/commit/0e4ea88c98e25dde5207b08ce6481a45be2999bf#commitcomment-10969533>
>>> .
>>>
>>
>>
>


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I tried to put them in exactly the order they will be applied.


from where -> from which


Will this handle an extra comma at the end of an argument list as well?


I agree, I don't like this dialog either. This is a little better. I'm still not sure if this fixes whatever bug people were seeing...


Yes, thank you, I did see the routine in lines 446-453 but I ignored it took the quick & lazy method to get something done. Probably not a good idea :/

I was afraid this might be too big a task to bite off for me so I was reluctant to even show you my rudimentary beginning.

I'll take a look at those lines again and try to figure out, along with your ideas above, another approach.
It may take me awhile though I'm afraid.

Thanx again for all your help and patience and advice and knowledge - I could go on and on...


Since you're using JUnit4 you don't have to prefix your test names with "test".  Also Try to use given/when/then in your tests to be descriptive.


Done.


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Nice commit message :wink:


Works without it. Pushing an update.


Let's make sure we're not committed dead code.  If we don't need the test yet just don't commit the code.


Done


Done (not yet pushed).


"can also be setup" -> "can also be set up"


The range should be dynamic in the middle of two breakpoints: `phone: $break-phone + ($break-tablet - $break-phone)/2`


hehe.. sorry. It should be something like:

If you're running Linux, and you use either the `--force` flag or the `--installpythondev` flag, you should first update your local repo:
...


Don't prefix test names with test (this is an artifact of JUnit3).  Try to use given/when/then in your test names.


Most articles have a summary - do you want to include something that wraps everything up for the reader and drives home why they should be excited about asp.net 5?


este fda hace matching con cualquier cadena que contenga fda, pero en algún caso podría estar bien escrito.
Yo lo dejaría en fda que acabe en nada, coma o punto.


Sorry ... I moved the code to rock/gazebo and missed that one. Updated the PR.


@sueloverso, it looks good to me, modulo one comment above.


rebuild with logic code


define status_led portc.f0
define irleds portb.f5
define engel portc.f5
define buton portc.f6
char j,k,i,ciz=0,mal=0,ma,sa=0; long duz, sense[9], mindeg[8]={500,500,500,500,500,500,500,500}, maxdeg[8]={500,500,500,500,500,500,500,500}, mot=255; long error=0, sensor=0, summ=0, summ2=0, last_error=0, Pr, Der1, Der2, Int, Correct, last_sensor; int say=0; char Kp=8, Ki=9, Kd=2;

//******************************************************************************

void calibrate() { status_led=1;
for(k=0;k<55;k++)
{ for(i=0;i<255;i++) { sense[0]=Adc_Read(0); sense[1]=Adc_Read(1); sense[2]=Adc_Read(2); sense[3]=Adc_Read(3); sense[4]=Adc_Read(12); sense[5]=Adc_Read(10); sense[6]=Adc_Read(8); sense[7]=Adc_Read(9);

                                 for(j=0;j<8;j++)
                                                 {
                                                  if(sense[j]>maxdeg[j])maxdeg[j]=sense[j];
                                                  if(sense[j]<mindeg[j])mindeg[j]=sense[j];
                                                 }
                                }
             }
for(i=0;i<10;i++)
{ delay_ms(500); status_led=~status_led; } }

//******************************************************************************

void read_sensor() { sense[0]=Adc_Read(0);
sense[1]=Adc_Read(1); sense[2]=Adc_Read(2); sense[3]=Adc_Read(3); sense[4]=Adc_Read(12); sense[5]=Adc_Read(10); sense[6]=Adc_Read(8); sense[7]=Adc_Read(9);

for(i=0;i<8;i++) { sense[i]=1000*(sense[i]-mindeg[i])/(maxdeg[i]-mindeg[i]);
duz=duz+sense[i];

              if(mal==0)  // siyah-beyaz zemin için ...
                        {
                         sense[i]=maxdeg[i]-sense[i] ;
                        }

              if(sense[i]<250) sense[i]=0;

              summ=summ+(sense[i]*say);
              summ2=summ2+sense[i];
              say=say+1000;
            }
if(Summ2==0 )
{ sensor=last_sensor; }

else
{ sensor=summ/summ2; }

last_sensor=sensor;
}

//******************************************************************************

void Toplamlari_Sifirla()
{ summ=0; summ2=0; say=0; duz=0; }

//******************************************************************************

void yumusak()
{ PWM1_Start(); PWM2_Start(); for(i=30;i<=210;i+=15) { PWM1_Set_Duty(i); PWM2_Set_Duty(i); delay_ms(5); } PWM1_Set_Duty(mot); PWM2_Set_Duty(mot); }

//******************************************************************************

void duz_git()
{ mal=0; PWM1_Set_Duty(mot); PWM2_Set_Duty(mot); delay_ms(500); for(ma=0;ma<70;ma++) { read_sensor(); delay_ms(2); } }

//******************************************************************************

void saga_tam_don()
{ status_led=~status_led; PWM1_Set_Duty(0); PWM2_Set_Duty(220); sensor=4000; delay_ms(50); for(ma=0;ma<40;ma++) { read_sensor(); delay_ms(2); } }

//******************************************************************************

void sola_don() { mal=0; status_led=0; PWM1_Set_Duty(0); PWM2_Set_Duty(200); delay_ms(70); for(ma=0;ma<10;ma++) { read_sensor(); delay_ms(2); }

}

//******************************************************************************

void dur()
{ PWM1_Stop(); PWM2_Stop(); delay_ms(4000); yumusak(); }

//******************************************************************************

void kurulum()
{ trisa=0xff; trisb=0xff; ADCON0=0b00000001; ADCON1=0b00000001; ADCON2=0b10000000; UCON.f3=0; UCFG.f3=1; trisb.f5=0; irleds=1; trisc.f0=0; trisc.f1=0; trisc.f2=0; trisc.f4=1; trisc.f5=1; trisc.f6=1; trisc.f7=1; portc.f1=0; portc.f2=0; portc.f0=0;

calibrate();

PWM1_init(10000); PWM2_Init(10000);

yumusak(); }

//******************************************************************************

void main() { kurulum(); while(1) { read_sensor();

      if(sense[0]>800 && sense[7]>800)
               {
                status_led=~status_led;
                mal=~mal;
               }

     /* if(engel==0)
                  {
                   PWM1_Stop();
                   PWM2_Stop();
                  }
      if(engel==1)
                  {
                   PWM1_Start();
                   PWM2_Start();
                  }
      */

      error=(sensor-3500);
      if (error>-75 && error<75) mot=250;
      else mot=190;

      Pr=(error*Kp)/100;
      Der1=(error-last_error);
      Der2=(Der1*Kd);
      //Int=Int+error;                                                      /
      //Int=Int*Ki;

      last_error=error;
      Correct=Pr+Der2;

      if(Correct>mot)Correct=mot;
      if(Correct<-mot)Correct=-mot;
      if(Correct>0) { PWM1_Set_Duty(mot-Correct),PWM2_Set_Duty(mot);}
      else          { PWM2_Set_Duty(mot+Correct),PWM1_Set_Duty(mot);}

      Toplamlari_Sifirla();
     }
} //****************************************************************************** //~


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It looks like `high_resolution_clock` may be able to move backward depending on implementation. Would this be safer with `steady_clock`, at the possible cost of resolution?


I believe the dot is fine in either position in any of those languages.


I wanted to make sure they used the same names, but really, what that means is that this code and bt_io.c should be factored out into a single function rather than duplicated.


thanks @lucke84 !
just added your update in the last commit :)


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ki1023lou@gmail.com
dari mohamed


great fix! (even the Ionic forum has noticed)

http://forum.ionicframework.com/t/file-transfer-plugin-issue-with-crosswalk-browser-android/19646/3


are you sure this isn't `UserUtil::getTheme()` ?


In general, try to comment on PRs from the PR's own "Compare" view instead of jumping into commits. That way, the comments "stay" in the PR. Otherwise, they get lost if one rebases/amends the commits (which I just did)


I removed this duplicate define, If we update the Visual Studio project we can address this then.


I wasn't sure either, but TimeStamp is just a typealias for UInt64, so this is actually just 0 for everyone now. I assume that means they're just randomly ordered. I'll file a follow up to keep track of this correctly....


I thought that devdocs would be more misleading. I think that if it is discoverable, more people will try it out and report issues.


Hi I've created new project in GitHub


please add a new line


there's no vendor.js in the compilation output for the example


:shipit:


`url` capitalised to `URL` please, and descriptions ending with a full stop.


Thanks for the suggestion. Fixed in b2e8e7dab567ed9b27817c5dd0cf173bc7fb8cfa with several extra changes.


Hi I've created new project in github.


Yes, those should already be handled (e.g. `c(a, b, c,)`)


This is a test file. This is a test.


ola mundo


yes


Why don't we move this to a wiki page?


Removed


Meant to include an example with the -Name parameter.


This file is deleted now - part of this change is to embed the storm.yaml into the docker image, so to change the config, you either need to build a new docker image (however you like) or else pass -c options to the docker run command.


Great Job! :+1: :+1: :+1:


> this code and bt_io.c should be factored out into a single function...

Yes, that would be best.


Looks like perfect place for mixin or variable with shadow options.


Missing Last Names? (also some elsewhere)


I had a terrible time trying to get intellij to format in this way - latest commit has it fixed manually


toSortedList()

How do you feel about referring to methods in htis format?


@whip112 o_O


/config/software/ncurses.rb:85:in `block in evaluate': undefined method `ppc64le?' for #<Omnibus::Builder (Cleanroom)> (NoMethodError) in master after this commit


original*


Is there a reason all of the tables are plurals or is that just a personal preference?  I've always preferred the shorter, singular alternative.


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original* (guessing this is auto generated :)


@BlakeBosin Update your version of omnibus.


Hey @bill-chadwick, would you mind taking this discussion, and your findings, to a new issue?

There is a chance that we may eventually fully support windows, we actually want to, it's just that the absolute majority of the ol3 devs aren't working on windows. If you can gather all changes needed and create a PR, we'll definitely review and possibly merge it.

Thanks for your patience.


Looks like perfect place for mixin or variable with gradient options.


Search names are different because no two compounds can have the same name.

On Apr 29, 2015, at 11:42 AM, Mike Mundy <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> How did you make sure the search names never matched? Can we use the same technique for names? I'd like every compound to have a name.
>
> �
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub.
>


Hai I've created first project in github.


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thanks. I missed that.


TeamCity MonoGame :: Develop (Win) [Build 3.5.0.1](http://teamcity.monogame.net/viewLog.html?buildId=6529&buildTypeId=MonoGame_DevelopWin&guest=1) is now running


in my free time i fix dulpication bugs


Thanks.
The idea is not to change the mobility of the Bishop
It is already well calculated, and many attempts to change this have not worked.

But only consider the wedge as an additional hurdle.

I do not see how this can harm, unless the Bishop is behind the wedge
I'm just afraid that the additional S( 8, 12) will not make any difference.
Also, SF is not using fianchetto very often, so...

If this shows some tangible benefit, we can certainly work out a few more "solid" pawn configurations. I was thinking at some blocked pawns, or chains such as b2 c3 d4 or d2 c3 d4
=====================

Just c3, d4 is not strong enough. Probably neutral, unless d4 is a passed pawn, and Black on c4.

If there is one Black lever on c5, the c3,d4 config is now better for Black !!

I'm preparing another patch which will add d4 in the mobility area of the Bishop, because whatever happens with those mobile pawns, it will help Black's mobility.
- if d4 x c5, e5 is now in the mobility area
- if cd4, cd4, d4 is now in the mobility area
- if d4-d5,  e5 is now in the mobility area


ES6 extending is tottaly equivallent to ES5:
```javascript
var _inherits = function (subClass, superClass) {
  if (typeof superClass !== 'function' && superClass !== null) {
    throw new TypeError('Super expression must either be null or a function, not ' + typeof superClass);
  }
  subClass.prototype = Object.create(superClass && superClass.prototype,
    { constructor: { value: subClass, enumerable: false, writable: true, configurable: true } });
  if (superClass) {
    subClass.__proto__ = superClass;
  }
};
```


not sure if there is a better way to not fail test in ie8


Looks good for me.


@mkuklis Hey there! Hope you had nice holiday. Did you add these `limit` things manually? If so, was it just here or in a migration? If not, how did they get in here?

Thanks!


Why is the primary key not just the conditionId?  That is already unique.  is it for search reasons?


Isn't it not even an "ideally"?


what exactly is 'cheap-source-map' and why might someone use it? it's not documented on the site (no changelog for 1.8 either)


Make the prefix a required value, and change the call in the example kiries config to provide it.


Why is the primary key not just the dampening Id? That is already unique. is it for search reasons?


I'm ok with it moving backwards once in a while


Can this be checked in first?
If you think it's too much to get a new branch and pull request, I can make the change instead.


OK, so if I understand correctly we store the alert payload in one table and all of the ways to search for alerts have their own table?


ok :+1:


Thx for the hint...


Is this to fix the error easierRoadmap4' produces when simplified?


As putea sa fac un constructor cu parametru, acesta fiind marimea listei?


IHK Präsentation für die Ausbildung zum Fachinformatiker für Anwendungsentwicklung

Für die mündliche Abschlussprüfung habe ich diese Seite eingerichtet. Statt einer sonst üblichen Power Point Präsentation habe ich mich dafür entschieden, die gesamte Darstellung der Projektpräsentation als Webseite zu gestalten.

Basierend auf einem responsive Design mit unter Verwendung von Bootstrap und jQuery nutze ich Gist zur Versionskontrolle.

Den Source Code werde ich hier zur Verfügung stellen, sobald die Prüfung abgeschlossen ist.


Module de templating*


Instead of this, initialize `partitioning` to `ImmutableSet.copyOf(partitioningColumns)` a few lines above


full gold


1.7 is required by the css-selectors 2.0 project.

I hesitated with the 1.7 Java update because some people use Nifty on Android which lacks behind the latest Java versions a bit. But I'm no Android expert at all. If it was only me, I'd upgrade Nifty to Java 8 right away but I guess this would make some people unhappy .. anyone knows more about that btw?

Its called that way because the interface it implements is called DOMNode .. and Nifty does not use a DOM at all so calling it InternalNiftyNodeDOMNode was used to prevent any confusion because InternalNiftyDOMNode might be interpreted as something else ... although only slighltly :wink:


Коментар №1


Add a unit test that reproduces this issue


Выровняйте код


Yes, there is.
Thanks for the tip! Hopefully it works


This didn’t even make sense; I don’t know why I put that there originally


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Ok. It makes sense at this point since it's "just" logging. On further thought, even in the future, if we use this data for statistics or something, small jumps backward will probably be washed out by normal time intervals.


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This will be done in time for 7.10; I'm going to write a function to handle all these different conversion requirements.

/cc #86


n-a mers sa-l pun null si am cautat si am gasit chestia asta cu default dar as putea sa scad pur si simplu indexul si elementul nu va mai fi accesat.


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Thanks for explanation!
If this is the only bad habit you have...;-)


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I already changed the | to ||. It should be in the pull request.

On 4/29/15 2:37 PM, Zuck Li wrote:
>
> Can this be checked in first?
> If you think it's too much to get a new branch and pull request, I can
> make the change instead.
>
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> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> <https://github.com/tggagne/dataloader/commit/73efc7f173306f67a53fc0642bb6886a0ba72723#commitcomment-10969928>.
>


There is also [this class](http://mc-server.xoft.cz/LuaAPI/ItemCategory.html) that you can use.


Yes it makes sense. I just missed to set the hook path.
Thanks

On 04/29/15 20:36, Michael Barton wrote:
> Set pyinstaller hook dir
>
> @pbelmann I had to make this change to get the json schema files
> compiled into the binary. I'm not familiar with pyinstaller, does this
> change make sense?
>
> Signed-off-by: Michael Barton <mail@michaelbarton.me.uk>
>
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Thank you Sami.


Oh, you mean the DB thing.  Sure.  If it's easier for you to make it go ahead.


Is there a reason to remove? This would certainly break my current configuration where I set cern.ch. config as the default in fact since it pre-dates the domain mechanism.


If this happens, it's a bug in some optimizer. An invariant of plans is that all inputs referenced by an operator must be satisfied by the children.


Currently on 4.0.0 do we need to be on a RC or Beta build to use master now?


wildfly 8.2 ships with `-XX:MaxPermSize=256m`, actually. The others look right.


@dylanor I've tested on my iMac which runs 10.10.3 and Outlook 14.4.9 and it works as expected (I mean my helper app). I also got "The application 'Outlook to Things Helper can't be opened." message, but clicking on the link in Things' task should work (you'll see the helper application opened in dock bar for 1, 2 seconds then Outlook is activated and message is opened).
Could you try to register application again with command below then try clicking on the link in Things' task again?
```
/System/Library/Frameworks/CoreServices.framework/Frameworks/LaunchServices.framework/Support/lsregister -v -f /path/to/HelperApplication
```


Comment on the file


Git pull --rebase please. If it fails, use git stash and git stash pop before and after the command

With these merge commits it is really hard to tell what is happening


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Hum.... no se como se hace el regex en lua XD.
Intenté esto https://regex101.com/r/gU8xM1/1 entre otras cosas, pero nada.


Sexy.


you need to import the json module


I used indent size 4, and it doesn't look good in github explorer.
What indent size should I use?
See last commit


That's curious, can you email me the pcap? Are you sure the POP and IMAP
packets aren't encrypted with SSL?

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It can be me but I can't make much sense out of this. I would add something like

> the typeahead-input-formatter callback receives the model's value through an optional `$model` parameter


Looking forward to it.


need to tweak image color


My editor automatically removes trailing whitespace.  If you prefer not to have those edits included with the typo correction, let me know and I can revise the PR.


test comment


Nit: when referencing the variable name, I'd include the '_' to prevent possible confusion.


Tiny, tiny typo. "So ee". -> "So we"


Move this logic into `PartitioningPreferences`. I've been trying to encapsulate all the rules of what satisfies what in the preferences and ActualProperties classes.


Actually, let me create a new fork and make the change.

Should I cancel the current pull request?


Danke fürs Aufpassen... hatte ich per Copy+Paste aus den User-Vorschlägen übernommen.


Oops, that commit message was supposed to reference #75, not #73.


>на такие функциональные частности

на следующие функциональные частности:


nit: `for (var tile of tiles)` saves you a line


Okay, i'll update that.  is it bad to have MaxPermSize be less than MaxHeap? Should I leave a gap there, both in these defaults, and what I'm setting in stack settings?


That's not possible. It slow down the unittest waaaaayyyyy too much. What's the effect of not using gold ? Huge slowdown ?


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I think this should be `:privileged` without the `d` in the middle. If so, is there a spec test that would have caught this?


I don't think I need sudo though, but the gold linker brings link times from 13 seconds to 2 seconds for me


> This compatibility stuff is killing me.

It is much appreciated. It certainly helps avoid situations like [this](https://xkcd.com/979/).


no you didn't miss anything, it is a bug.


This needs more test queries


This is a lot of italics made bold and some added periods..


OK.


:+1: :boat:


spelling what's that


s/paramters/parameters/


Thank you jvasallo :+1:


Makes sense.


@usr110 hey, I think what you've done is pretty cool on a code front but I really don't like it on a usability front.  Having a massive "Attention User!" seems like overkill and I also am not sure we need to remove the background, was this something that has been discussed with @Robinlovelace or @JDWoodcock?


Are there any other channels we looking for...?


nit: drop the empty lines


commented code is to be dropped


Are you sure? Here is a demonstration of how `r'<.?text:s.?>'` compares to `r'<.?text:s.*?>'`.

```python
>>> import re
>>> sample = 'Here is some <text:span value="foo"/> and <text:sp>bar</text:sp>'
>>> print re.findall(r'<.?text:s.?>', sample)
['<text:sp>', '</text:sp>']
>>> print re.findall(r'<.?text:s.*?>', sample)
['<text:span value="foo"/>', '<text:sp>', '</text:sp>']
>>>
```


this variable is not used


please drop this and use local variables only


This is quite helpful. Indeed, constants have their own, special sort of typing, which is what keeps us from being able to  mark such things as these as constants. Once that's the case, though, there's no point to using init(). A welcome change.


@nllong FYI


`$last_destination (duplicate)` should probably just be `genome process dummy output` or something...


@nllong FYI, for some reason the ./ was needed on Peregrine


Sky Uk Channels, and other foreign channels


Hello !

I have a small question. why did you remove the method "htmlEncodeButNotSpace" from the class HtmlJavaInformationsReport.java ?

thx


typo on canols?


refactor out a local variable here to improve readability `merged = mergeFiles(...)`


you don't need this to be public, right?


resultList should not be used anywhere so just return


P.S. it also wipes the legend.


Main invokes Arrays which calls Main -- cyclic dependencies are no-no!


Sweet.  Thanks for the nod, Robin! :+1:


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This is not quite right. Objects can be equal without having the same class.

In general, I think we can simplify these functions a lot using Objects.equals and Objects.hash.


i would use increase/decreaseindent


It is in that direction, yes.  Have you made that error into a test?  What number is it?


Ok!


Heh, thanks, sometimes even I don't know what did i see back then :)


Ok, I will work on it tonight,

Sorry if it seems like I'm procrastinating on this, I've had a bunch of other crap. I wanted to work on this yesterday but I spent 8 hours coding for programming languages instead. I have a test in that class tomorrow so I've been studying for that too. I'll get my part done asap though, I'll let you know if I have questions

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I'll steal this, Nathan.


Added a value for element offset calculation, allowing for triggering of crossfade before we reach the element on scroll


refactor this as

````
if (parList.size == 1) {
 return partList;
}

// the rest of the code here
...
````
thus we discard corner case early and don't need to reason about that in the end of the function


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Проверил на QuadHD, 5.7".


Can you elaborate on the purpose of calling the param this way?


can you add a comment.


excessive line


Thanks


format


`zfs` should be removed, and `zfs-mount`, `zfs-share`, should be added.

My plan is to spend the next few hours working through this pull request and testing it out on a CentOS 6 system so expect significant additional feedback.  Or in other words give be a little time to make all my comments before refreshing this.


Added the option as a default set to zero, essentially leaving current offset the same but allowing for more if needed.


please fix spacing in here and lines 77,78, 79


Just to clarify: Fix your indentation to match existing indentation style: Yes. Redo all indentation to match your indentation style: No.  :)


Ah! This commit is against the master branch, not the branch of the pull request.

All parts make good sense to me and are most welcome, particularly for a Python programmer who has only worked on go in isolation.

I will update the pull request to match your feedback, then send you another note.


That's a valid alternative but it doesn't matter, it's fine as-is and simpler is better.


using exceptions as a way to control execution flow in planned cases is no-no


var name not adheres to code conventions


drop the line


<impressed>


But using `sudo` prevents you from using Travis' container-based infrastructure (a.k.a Docker) which makes the virtualization process much, much slower (we're talking tens of minutes).


I cannot repro this. Can you file an issue with instruction how to repro, if possible? If you provide a fix, we would consider that too.

I still don't understand how the message can be CommandComplete without being a row description first. Must every query, even with empty results, return at least the schema?


test


spaces in lines 191, 192, 193


Since this still exists, how do we know which impl is used for EJB injection, for example in CassAlertsServiceImpl?


excessive lines


That's odd. Somehow I lost the previous commit where I had updated the getting started page of the docs. I'll re-add it when I get home a little later.


That must be why the process runs out of memory. I'll revert that


This is not really a singleton... If you do this, you could as well make all methods static.


Ah :). I didn't even know/remember that file! But I'm not going to push anything until you say you're done with the review :)


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4 is fine ;)

In `cheats.lua` the lines still use spaces. (except for the comments you just added)

And In https://github.com/tonibm19/Essentials/commit/2382b6f107c203bb46c955f7f3b4a0c76c5fb784#diff-a887dec6816bef98eea875d0cc33748dR3 you didn't use enough spaces. (should be 2)


I haven't looked at how the server ingests/interprets an uploaded distribution's frecent_sites. Does it just directly assume a list of frecent sites is an ad group like this is doing? I'm just wondering if we need some more co-ordination so that a user of splice doesn't accidentally create an adgroup that Firefox won't allow (since we now have specific buckets) ... this is probably not really an issue though since we use splice internally for now ....


oops! i totally missed that. oh sad!


please add empty lines to separate test setup, tested code and verification blocks


I added the head tag to allow for scripts, styles, meta tags and more.


formatting


Absolutely. Thanks!


@aldur come on :)


Please try Arrays.asList instead


separate test setup, execution, verification with empty lines


An android open source game inspired from the iOS/Android game Cirech by Federico Gentile. The code has been written from scratch using Android API only. The purpose of this repository is to create some reference for those interested in learning some basic 2D Android game.


What happens if you'll delete these two imports?


I don't think you need the imports


I think we should add a assertion which makes sure that the `promisifier` actually returned a `Promise`


:+1:  yay GenericService! I do that all the time :)


Are you serious? phpmyadmin is one click away...


better check this first so you don't need else it's easier to reason about


A good use for init() is when implementing some types of interface - when
developers are implementing many flavors of an interface type (the job
manager i just wrote at betable is a classic example of this actually - the
"jobs" were simply implementations of a Job interface, each
created/invoked/managed via those interface methods despite all of them
doing quite different things)  - most of the Job types that have been
written so far have their own init() method which does type-specific setup
and configuration. Very transparent and well abstracted use of init().

Oh I just saw your comment - I forked the master, of course! Stupid late
night Steve.

I meant to say last night, I can tell I'll love reading your Python code!

Cheers,
-s

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No, it's not bad (either 'less than' or 'same as'). They specify different things.

I think your settings are fine.


I think you committed everything *except* what you wanted.


this method looks weird, what's the purpose?


why do `param` handlers have 5 arguments?


I think `tape` is simpler than `tap` and just a personal preference.

@mcollina @juliangruber Anything to add?


at least, the default settings you have are fine. I don't know what your stack settings are, actually.


Oh, your PR comment said what they are. Yes, those are fine.


This file was intentionally renamed.


Stateful services is generally no-no. Also servlets can be invoked in multiple threads so you can get a result from a user from another request. Why do you have it here?


Hopeully we can trim them down at some point. They are larger than I'd expected should be necessary.


perfect!


Hi Pascal,

Your playerInfo div contains the duration status which updates each second. So you can't use it to trigger the scrobbling (and it doesn't work for me).
You'd better write :
BL_WATCHED_CONTAINER = "#playerInfo #playerTitle";

Cheers,
Raphaël


@maruel @shishkander @vadimsht wdyt about using context.Context 's cancel channel?


Nah, non-performance-critical code path and Simple is Beautyful.


formatting: ordering


update


maybe the shps are corrupted:
http://r-sig-geo.2731867.n2.nabble.com/error-in-readShapePoly-td7586453.html


With vector<tuple_t> points, int depth etc in memory, If newnode lies in NVM, is these assignments valid?


Yes, but I fixed Clipperz differently.


drop commented lines


formatting should be same. other files are 2 spaces


does that makes sense if con is null?


:+1:  for the javadoc


agreed, I have reverted this in a later commit


sure... i've already started performance tuning, so this is mostly a stop-gap.  I suspect the perm-gen limitation will go away once we host the app via docker, where we would deploy a new image rather than to deploy a new war file to a running instance.  that repeated deployment is what chews up the perm-gen space.

surprisingly, scripting a service restart was problematic.  I kept getting duplicate deployment exceptions that i would have to go in and manually resolve.


That is correct.

A frecent site declaration will create an entry in an adgroups row.

Currently, there is a 1 to 1 relationship between a Tile and an Adgroup, with only one required column: locale.

Eventually, when we'll have a more powerful authoring UI, we'll allow for many-to-one relationships for tiles and adgroups.

You are right, we *could* enforce adgroups, and maybe we should


formatting: method ordering


:clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap:


In particular [here](a3504cdc34510e9232f7084707b170e83b96b7fb)


Please don't put javadoc style comments in one line. Should be like
````
/**
 * adsfasdfasdf
 **/
````


@maikany review me


o


Default value in, will be removed when parsing for real.


formatting


Pretty print for testing, my bad.  I'll split those outputs to avoid this in the future.

.jl will be json lines
.json will be pretty json


> For some reason, ASan's stack info didn't include WoWSRP's init()

I agree that is VERY strange. There simply is no way it could be inlined or optimized away.


Done, sam; PLE for now to not accidentally leave real looking sample text in there.


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Ha.  Commit message should have been "0.6.4 release for tc-row-class", but who wants all the noise of a force pushing amended commits?


Use JUnit tests instead


Won't this block spit out errors on non-vmware systems where `vmhgfs` doesn't exist, or will that module actually load and mount successfully everywhere?  I guess I'm a little confused as to why this is necessary now but wasn't before, since this is something `vmtoolsd` is traditionally responsible for setting up, right?


Not *completely* certain we want this here, but thought I'd float it.


Well I guess it COULD be optimized to a jump instead of another function call but I really would not expect that to happen, especially not at -Og.


I was starting to lay the groundwork for thread safety and it was a decent way to prevent multiple channels from asynchronously writing to the outbound buffer at the same time


(!) Security issue: Google for SQL injection


no-no


loving this! small things still in there: interfaces WAN (and probably others) removes active menu, status CARP jumps to captive portal, firewall: trafficshaper and virtualips don't have spaces in names


:scissors: no longer needed?


Looks like some kind of unicode glitch. Oh well.


.jsonl is better because the julia language uses .jl


FYI, HAVE_DATA implies nTx > 0, so I don't think this is necessary (also nTx will necessarily be greater than zero for everything on chainActive).


modal.scrollY seems to produce NaN on my site.  Perhaps modal.scrollTop() was meant?


see `System.currentTimeMillis()`


The tests are also faster. (2 seconds on my machine) Not that it really matters a lot :)


    Integer.parseInt(categoryId.toString())

:no_good:


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drop


BTW: See this line
```
#0 0x4847ba in __interceptor_malloc (/home/fd/git/JtR/run/john+0x4847ba)
```
That's because I changed the LDFLAGS, replaced `-fsanitize=address` with `-fsanitize-address -static-libasan`


make that constant


Mucho mejor que lo mio, que lo tenia puesto como algo para incrementar y reducir, he hablado con uno de los dev y es como lo tradujiste al maximo o al minimo. :+1:


great, this is good.

Just a tip though I use this tool to recompile & restart grafana on code/conf change:

go get github.com/Unknwon/bra
bra run


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@wiruzx can you please sort your entry?


Thanks, there are still some rough edges to fix, but it should be easier now. I will look at this before the next release.


What do you think about creating these in `init()` once?


@nikolai-b Thanks for your feedback. This is something I recently discussed with @Robinlovelace. The reason why I thought it was a good idea is that the zones don't help see the details of the route users are interested in. With zones on, it is an information overload. We can discuss furthermore if it's a nice idea or not.
As for the legend, it doesn't get wiped, but gets updated - since 'none' gets selected for the 'zone attribute'. See the attached picture with the current settings.
![master-screenshot](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/10958628/7399704/70c4821e-eeaf-11e4-9348-f3ce01397cac.png)


Do you think it makes sense to update project.version to 3.3.4-SNAPSHOT now that 3.3.3 is released? That way the LIQUIBASE column on the DATABASECHANGELOG table gets updated to "3.3.4-SNP" rather than "3.3.3" when running with a 3.3.4-SNAPSHOT version.


@matteocrippa yeah, sorry


Välkommen in i matchen! Snart går du om dag i antalet skrivna rader


Could you please add instruction to README.md describing what should I do to run & try the app?


I'd argue we should probably merge the reload configuration and this one in the same operation, there is some duplication there.


Thanks, you're right.
I was confused by these lines in python docs:
"exception StandardError
    The base class for all built-in exceptions except StopIteration, GeneratorExit, KeyboardInterrupt and SystemExit. StandardError itself is derived from Exception."


Better to put it directly under `gobblin`.


Done


Good to add Javadoc for each value including the interface or base class it is associated with.


I think 3.4.0-SNAPSHOT would be better till the 3.4.0 release.


This will trigger the running server exiting as well, yes?


I like what you did with the logo! :+1:


Please use `name` instead of `toString`.


Yes, it will run through the usual ApplicationWillTerminate first, where we stop any running server.


Can you put a comment to explain this?


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Seems `Get` is more appropriate than `Generate` as the latter sounds like creating a new context.


Can you put

 around this paragraph?


nit: s/immtuable/immutable


Ditto. Can you put `<p></p>` around this paragraph?


Maybe we can use the mixins from bourbon here to keep it more simple since it already included for variables!
http://bourbon.io/docs/#placeholder


You're totally right, I'll fix that. I should have added that this is just a prelimary PR to get eyes on what I have so far, I'm working on writing spec tests right now.


Please use `<ul><li></li></ul>`.


Probably should be. I pushed a change with it in.


:+1: FWIW, we use a more fleshed-out assertion library called [`chai`](http://chaijs.com/api/bdd/), but `assert` might be good enough for this. Note that using the property based assertions such as `expect(1).to.not.be.true;` might be susceptible to typos such as `expect(1).to.not.be.treu;`. I believe they now offer a function variant as in `expect(1).to.not.be.true();`.


The common practice in gobblin is to use Guava to create new collection objects.


The javadoc for enum suggests using toString.


requires `editor.start()` as well?


This should return the number unchanged.


Please add `Meter` to the end of the name just like what you do everywhere else.


Known issues:
- pvr.vbox will only build if c++ version greater than 4.6
- audiodecoder.modplug not build, causing errors in building Debian Package


Am o problema la afisare asa. Imi arata toate elementele din lista alocata adica si elementele default. Cum as putea sa fac sa se dimensioneze exact dupa numarul de date pe care le introduc? M-am gandit ca as putea sa implementez from scratch o lista.


this one could be improved with

    ''.join([tostring(e) for e in elem])


### Basic styling


Ditto. Please add `Meter` to the end of the name.


Updated. I've usually only really made sure that is correct at release time, but it is probably best to keep it correct during development as well.


Ah, of course.  That makes sense @usr110.  I've revert it but that was probably a bit too hasty.  Personally I think it is fine to let the user remove the zone boundaries but if you and @Robinlovelace disagree then I don't mind too much.  Really good work on getting it to update, I'm impressed!


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This is really good work (along with https://github.com/npct/pct-shiny/commit/ad603789efcd335738f02de8dab5b4fca92bd3de).  Thanks @usr110 :star2:


Is `listen` a good name for this?


Tad (and others domains) can't create files with different seclabels (under the same directory), the etc directory is created by tad, so IMHO the best approach is to label the etc directory with tad_data_file. Obviously that choice simplifies tad.te


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Nice 1


This readme is fantastic!


Ai putea, dar n-ar fi optim. Cîteodată nu știu de la început cît de mare tre’ să fie, și aș prefera să nu aloc prea multă memorie de la început, de care poate n-o să am nevoie.


Code poorly commented!


Refs #156


Ah, XEmacs MULE works, but XEmacs non-MULE fails.  To use CCL,
it should be checked with (unless-broken ccl-usable ...) as FLIM-ELS.
cf. https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=783713


 - __style__: [src/chaiscript_stdlib.cpp:18](../blob/dc6d039a72ac84f0c5c1cf30629bab09ef277217/src/chaiscript_stdlib.cpp#L18) The function 'create_chaiscript_module_chaiscript_stdlib' is never used. (unusedFunction)
 - __style__: [src/main.cpp:169](../blob/dc6d039a72ac84f0c5c1cf30629bab09ef277217/src/main.cpp#L169) The function 'get_eval_error' is never used. (unusedFunction)
 - __style__: [src/main.cpp:140](../blob/dc6d039a72ac84f0c5c1cf30629bab09ef277217/src/main.cpp#L140) The function 'help' is never used. (unusedFunction)
 - __style__: [src/main.cpp:216](../blob/dc6d039a72ac84f0c5c1cf30629bab09ef277217/src/main.cpp#L216) The function 'myexit' is never used. (unusedFunction)
 - __style__: [src/main.cpp:158](../blob/dc6d039a72ac84f0c5c1cf30629bab09ef277217/src/main.cpp#L158) The function 'throws_exception' is never used. (unusedFunction)


Do the `.bed` and `.intervals` files need to be so large to create an effective test?  (And are they taken from a publicly distributable source?)


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E mai ok așa, elimini referința la obiectul respectiv și poate să vină garbage collectorul să-l ia.


@jcreamer898 Should we make this "bemmy?"


guess this string will just be parsed for testing? ..


Would sure be nice.


Fixed it with commit b2188a7.

Both

gradle clean asciidoctor

and

gradle aim42

works now.


Il faudrait parvenir à cacher `privatetopic` dans Swagger puisqu'il est renseigné directement dans l'URL par la PK.


Done


Опечатка, s/быда/была/


Do we need `thread_local` at the moment?
I'm asking, because there is no `thread_local` implementation by the default compiler environment in Mac OS X.


Prerequisites etc. will now show 'None' instead of not showing up. Test pull request.


Ne change pas pour rester cohérent avec toutes les autres vues.


nice :smile:


Working on Linux as well :notes:


aktualizovane pripojenie na zivu postgre databazu z hostingu


Using a shared `zfs-common` file for the distribution specific bits is something I'm normally all for, but I'm not sure it's worth the trouble in this case.  At this point we just need to maintain init scripts for lsb style systems and for CentOS/RHEL6.  Everything else at this point has moved to using systemd.

Since we already have the infrastructure to install different init scripts what about install having a `zfs-mount.lsb` and a `zfs-mount.redhat`.  That would simplify testing greatly since every change wouldn't need to be tested on both platforms.  In some ways this might even make a `zfs-common.lsb` and `zfs-common.redhat` file more useful since it could clearly include the right common bits for that platform.

A good example of one thing this would help with is the logging.  As I'm sure you're aware the way the lsb standard wants you to log things and they way Redhat wants it done are annoyingly different.  I see you've provided some wrappers to handle this but the resulted scripts would be easier to read if we didn't have to add this additional layer of abstraction.


很多教程都指导你应该在“build.gradlew”中添加几行代码来开启“instrument tests” 功能，而且还需要添加 Android 测试库的项目依赖。


Changes are typically pulled from WesGilster and I was waiting for
someone else to do the merge into Area515. I guess that someone was me.
Let me know if you have any other issues...

Thanks,
Wes G.
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Yikes, just saw this. I'll fix.

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Thanks!
If you see any non-covered feature, create an issue can help a lot. o/


ありがとうございます。l:を使うようにしてみました


@martint it may have multiple copies of the same masks, getOnlyElement could fail in case:
select columnA, count(distinct columnB), sum(distinct columnB) from table group by columnA;
columnB will appear in the masks 2 times.


this gov is nice?


Nice job on the lighting feature implementation!


通过控制台，可以看到打印出的错误原因：


NAK. If this gets canceled, you've mangled the cargo order.


where got time


After Cody asked, I started thinking "well that can't be so hard, right?" and got hooked.


Observed the behavior of the game and its threads in operation.

### Memory usage is stable at ~430MB
###### which seems high to me.
Currently no animations, so I would assume there's some bad logic somewhere in the game.

Points of weakness:
Window.java: This is the screen. It's also available in damn near every class. That's really bad design. The real issue is that this class should really be two classes: The basePanel and the JFrame. The fact that it's one class is complicating everything and is probably leading to some bad calls.
So instead of fixing this class or examining its accessors, I'll just re-write the damn thing as two classes and integrate it into the project.

GamePanel.java: This is pretty complicated but only because of the shit-show that is Window.java. Probably needs some refactoring after Window.java is cleaned up.


@martint my bad. I was wrong. Forgot my last comment.


(Consider the case where you issue the order twice)


n-d arrays are definitely an area in which we're ahead of JuMP. =P


C:\VSProjects\darkstar\scripts\zones\The_Garden_of_RuHmet\Zone.lua is all jacked up


Are you sure that its impossible to kick once players are in the race? I've seen it done on Wiimm-Fi before so it is possible. There has to be something we can do about the keep alive checks to a specific IP. @polaris- I believe said you could tell the qr server to ignore certain IP addresses


 The dgemv_test.c should have been relocated to the 'tests' folder, right?

I think this breaks 'make'. Am I missing something?


Issues feature of this repository have not been open, so this [link](https://github.com/rime/home/issue) is invalid. Please check out settings of this repository.


LGTM


Like an idiot I committed my API key. It has been revoked after I realized my error.


cvx (http://cvxr.com/cvx/) definitely does. But that's matlab only.

Sweet! So nice that you made `PosyArray` inherit from `np.ndarray`


Why multiply by numtimes? We're already inside a loop that will execute numtimes times.


I moved it in one of my branches and fixed the makefile. I don't remember
which one though.
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Can I get an example of how to set the parent? I'm googling like crazy and this closed ticket is the only thing I can find. I am unable to make my toast appear anywhere except off of the body tag.


Is there some reason firing_orient.fvec can't be used? (Why are we unrotating through a matrix which was created from a vector which was unrotated through a matrix?)


测试用例


@martint thanks a lot. I get an updated version at:
https://github.com/facebook/presto/pull/2085


然后就会创建如下的测试项目配置


rax retry tests


ok


It works well for me.


テストはまだですけどね．．．


@mikepea


@mitchellh


test commit


This seems specific to your deployment scenario.


Please don't leave unexplained dead code.


This is the first version.


@ravensorb, can you think of any reason why we would need a reference to System.Runtime? I noticed it was added in this commit: https://github.com/XLabs/Xamarin-Forms-Labs/commit/1ce729eb45f65cf46f293424e11e44923fbb048f


style nit:  spaces around operators.  i.e., `" + configUri`


Might this work better if you spelled `REFERENCES` right? ;)


yoyo


@wizeman I had a thought about zfs.conf, what about something like this:

```nix
    environment.etc."modprobe.d/zfs.conf".text = ''
        options zfs zfs_arc_max=100
        options zfs spa_config_path=
    '';
```

Something like that should allow us to support any ZFS options, without necessarily encoding them in Nix itself.


spacing: `;//needs`  --> `; // needs`


Does this shebang work?  I don't think bash can behave like a directory... I've always done:
```
#!/usr/bin/env python
```
Is this what you meant?


Typo in commit message. Also, maybe drop a line that you cannot "call" an ES6 class.


the indentation you've chosen is totally different than the existing code, please make it consistent.


Tabs are evil.


add back newline.


newline between.  1 space not 2 between () and {.


Update: I got it working, but there were a few gotchas.

1. You use jQuery-like syntax for specifying the parent, e.g. ```parent: '#toastContainer'```. This wasn't obvious to me.
2. Since the toast uses absolute positioning, I had to add ```position: relative``` to my container.


newline after


spaces around operators


![Uploading 无标题.png…]()


hmm what is this doing, can you include a screenshot?


yes, I think the logic here is the same with other jobs


@pwendell , why this PR#5428 was reverted?


yes, we can add one more check on this


**IMO**
`banana`は`orange`へ変更した方がいいかもです。


not familiar with Timecop.tarvel, let me take some investigation


very big change, you sure it is good?


Atenção ao CSS incluso dentro do HTML. Verificar a questão dos links online do bootstrap.


this is for setting the updated attributes for service key fields, we can remove it if your think it's useless


ST04 - Writing Code Using the Bean Factory


主页和我的问题是同一个模板？


yes, we have some, in other patches, like the service key not supported or service key not createable, thoese ones are covered in other PR that already submitted on github now.


This commit looks like your commit.
Originally, this commit was from https://github.com/staydecent/autopy/commit/78ee195aacbc98d57484b8f26a946ed1eb080128.


ST05 - Application Context and Property initialization


user - remixboyhood


This commit makes SmartTimeDisplay update the display every 30 seconds


ST06 - Using Constructor Injection


thanks!


ST07 - Injecting Objects


Ha yeah, I know it wasn't you. Great work figuring out the scrambling issue!


了解です


I think hang is going. I will be in Iceland so I can't make it. So gonna
miss it! Definitely next year. You going?
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Have you had any issues with this? I tried similar code in my project and double clicks won't work in Finder or Google Chrome. They don't work in most apps.


this should probably be squashed into 44d5180116a77f4efe2bc72d49dc832ee188af7a


My vote would be 2.7/3.0 as well.


just revert the change to this file


I hadn't considered a second issuing, will fix with a `ToArray()` then.


The use of spaces around the args within the parenthesis (and around the elements within the arrays) is inconsistent with the rest of the codebase, and is inconsistent with the require calls at the top of this file.


Is there a running policy against including modelines?


음.. 저만 그런걸까요...
fix 업데이트를 했는데도 같은증상이라 소스를 보니 소스가 안바뀐...

업데이트 되있지만
정작 소스는


this repo doesn't seem to be using operator alignment, or multi-line variable declarations. these first 2 lines can be rewritten as:
```js
var self = require('sdk/self');
var pageMod = require('sdk/page-mod');
```


Thanks, but it crashes when `rect.size.width` is less than 16.
Maybe you want to ceil `rect.size.width` to the nearest multiple of 16.

And best for your `robotjs`.


Looks to be fixed now with the latest merge, thanks!


Yes


Crap :(


Looks like something wrong with test engine ))


can do


I haven't had any issues with this, though I haven't tested this much.
FYI, see https://github.com/msanders/autopy/issues/66.


Yeah it's kind of a hack. I feel like there might be another solution but I wasn't able to find one.

And thanks!


@vania-pooh I can do it if needed. I seriously still don't know Java's good intention ruleset (though i should have known by now already), don't hesitate to push me to do something.


Shouldn't need double quotes with the double brackets, but yea ""=="" is an issue.


Nice move.


Păi tocmai asta ai făcut, ai implementat feon scratch o listă :-) Repet, era bună prima variantă, deși poate ar fi fost mai clar cu for în loc de foreach.

Da-s curios, ce-nțelegi tu prin listă from scratch?


Pour moi, c'est un nouveau validator à faire sur le champ `privatetopic` du serializer.


This caused some breakages on our existing unit tests.

As this is a method that claims not to persist, it seems wrong to me that it would go ahead and persist an instance of another model.

Could this be reverted to use `prepare` by default, but an argument could be specific in order to switch it over to `make`?


We should just have something like `time.strftime("%Y")` :D


@sherif-ihab please remove the extra lines here.


Yes it does! Good catch!


This is an excellent example of something which would be simpler with separate scripts.


Could the opening questions be bold or headings? (Also similar feedback for the [gh-pages copy](https://github.com/moose-team/friends/blob/gh-pages/index.html)). @ngoldman knows best when it comes to READMEs though :grinning:

____
**What's if there's no Internet connection?** We support multicast DNS, also known as Bonjour, to send messages to anyone on your local network.

or

#### What's if there's no Internet connection?
We support multicast DNS, also known as Bonjour, to send messages to anyone on your local network.
____


@sherif-ihab please remove the extra line here.


Great, this also solved problem on Android und Linux Videoplayers.


We might want to profile this for al large number of items as this will be a synchronous operation quite often, I expect the enumeration will be negligible compared to the actual component computation though but still.


I suggest to include specific reference here. "Above" could be a bit difficult to follow.


una solucion posible para #2


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What's the use case ?
Or, does this option should replace `atrules` one ?


Shouldn't this be `nprocs`?


good choice


Adjusted - might it be helpful to add some sniffs for things like this to the ruleset ? There are in Squiz we could use (used them just now for the adjustment commit)


On a CentOS/RHEL system this file would be expected to be installed in `/etc/sysconfig/zfs`.


Trop de fichiers qui sont inutiles donc à chaque fois qu'on ajoute un fichier dans le dossier web ce qui est très rare, on retire la dernière ligne et on ajoute à la main


This breaks the alignment of rated reviews.


Why?


Bra sett!


Why are the lines wrapped at  about 60-65 character?  It looks like these comments could be cleaned up some.


There's already an unrated class above.


Quelque chose comme le code ci-dessous devrait fonctionner :

```
self.request.data['privatetopic'] = self.kwargs.get('pk_ptopic')
return self.create(request, *args, **kwargs)
```

C'est toujours pas très clean mais c'est déjà mieux.


it was just a quick name for a helper script, "contributors and thanks" put together so the 'b' could be there or not be there, no big deal.


Refs #156


The name of the property is `width`, not `Width`


@skeptical yay, I'm really happy about this fix


the name reads like a sentence :)


@jo-me - can you open an issue and provide a CodePen or Plunkr that demonstrates this scoping issue.


Non, la méthode `get_current_user()` est nécessaire quand tu utilises le validator `ParticipantsUserValidator`.


Parece que usa algo parecido a lo que sería el formato de printf. [Échale un vistazo a este manual] (http://www.lua.org/manual/5.2/manual.html#6.4.1).
El space se representa con %s o sea que supongo que el código se podría quedar así:
`(%s)fdi([%s.,])`
Y si el . te da problema pues lo quitas.


Use Faker.


I just update river to ES 1.4 yesterday ! There was some changes in ES 1.4.x startup that made things break. New release also include upgrade of Tika library and management of file metadate (both raw file metadata and S3 user's metadata)


You should establish your givens with givens. This requires a user, so needs "Given a user".


pero sí la verdad es que para tanto tratamiento de strings que necesita el repo de telegram-bot sería mejor que lo hubieran hecho en perl o en python, por ejemplo, que son más potentes y usables para esto.


1: M100 needs more reviewers
1: M101 signature is missing
1: M110 missing component name


1: M111 unrecognized component name: collections


23:1: I201 Missing newline before sections or imports.
25:1: I100 Imports statements are in the wrong order. from invenio.base.globals should be before from werkzeug
75: D102 Missing docstring in public method
124: D101 Missing docstring in public class
125: D102 Missing docstring in public method
154: D103 Missing docstring in public function
193: D203 1 blank line required before class docstring (found 0)
193: D204 1 blank line required after class docstring (found 0)
193: D400 First line should end with a period (not 'e')
193: D205 1 blank line required between summary line and description (found 0)
198: D102 Missing docstring in public method


massa, aí tu ta conseguindo comentar no github o que ja foi upado. o lance a aprender o git, relembrando os comandos:

1. `git init` para inicializar seu repositorio local/ *prepara o palco*
* `git config --local user.name` **nome** para
* `git config --local user.email` **"email"** para configurar suas credenciais localmente
* `git add` **nome-dos-arquivos** para para dizer quais arquivos vc quer commitar/*manda os artistas subirem no palco*
* `git commit -m` **"comentario"** para commitar suas alterações/ *tira a foto do palco como estava naquele momento*
* `git push origin nomeDaBranch` para submeter no repositório remoto as suas alterações, quando houver um/ *envia a foto pra um jornal*


23:1: I201 Missing newline before sections or imports.
25:1: I100 Imports statements are in the wrong order. from flask should be before import six
26:1: I201 Missing newline before sections or imports.
27:1: I201 Missing newline before sections or imports.
28:1: I201 Missing newline before sections or imports.
56: D102 Missing docstring in public method


380:9: E731 do not assign a lambda expression, use a def
386:13: E731 do not assign a lambda expression, use a def
390:17: E731 do not assign a lambda expression, use a def
392:17: E731 do not assign a lambda expression, use a def
441:9: E731 do not assign a lambda expression, use a def
447:13: E731 do not assign a lambda expression, use a def
451:17: E731 do not assign a lambda expression, use a def
453:17: E731 do not assign a lambda expression, use a def


Ca te perturbait ? ^^


This is a run-on, split.


Done


develop (lefticus) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (346 of 346 tests passed)

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C'est un peu violant mais l'envoie d'un MP fait pareil depuis un moment et ce qui est lourd, c'est l'envoie du MP. On va pas se mettre à refactoriser l'envoie des e-mails.


@Ricardoan
para configurar o repo remoto e enviar suas alterações seguindo o padrão que o time adotará veja esta sessão.


Ma refeream sa fac cu noduri, head..Nu stiu cum as putea sa fac cu dimensiunea aia si nu inteleg nici care e problema cu T this.


does this need a space between `{0}` and `FROM`


As long as you're fixing stuff here... we should change the return to be the err if pushing to the registry failed.


This runs over the presentation width github defines, please break the line accordingly:

    docker run -v $PWD:/hpx -w /hpx stellargroup/hpx:dev \
        hpxcxx example.cpp --exe=example -liostreams

or similar.


Thanks!


This also kills the ability to search over the study title or anything in the study table.


you'll thank me when you have to make changes in this code someday :)


@Khelek а что за запрос он делает?О_О


I didn't realize that the returned user's password was available, that's nice. I'll refactor some of our specs to take advantage of this.


Please move the line items to the left as otherwise this will create a block-quote with the bullets inside.


Note: This actually addresses #147, though was helpful debugging this ;)


This was a new rule I was testing out and I was gonna remove the patch
anyway. It doesn't work right and it's too strict for our needs.
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@Khelek а вдруг изменится логика выдачи этих мемберов. Тогда её придётся везде менять, а так в одном месте только.