But the mocks need to be different depending from the test we want to execute, e.g.

````
		$this->keyStorageMock->expects($this->any())
			->method('getUserKey')
			->with($this->equalTo($this->userId), $this->equalTo('privateKey'))
			->willReturn('privateKey');
````

for testGetPrivateKey() and

````
		$this->keyStorageMock->expects($this->any())
			->method('getUserKey')
			->with($this->equalTo($this->userId), $this->equalTo('publicKey'))
			->willReturn('publicKey');
````

for testGetPublicKey().

How would you do this in setUp(), initialize the keymanager with the right mock depending on the test which will be executed after setUp() ?


Yeah, what @kkaefer said, though once I finish https://github.com/mapbox/mapbox-gl-native/issues/830 we may be able to automate some sorts of client-actions-triggering-parsers/renders-under-the-hood that we can measure with completion callbacks. It's a little shaky but maybe better than nothing.


You spelled `isFlowerPot` incorrectly.


try this https://gist.github.com/th3fallen/3bd09aeeb7daadcb4488 maybe im missing something but that works fine for me?


r=saneyuki


looks like these are no longer needed


Well, it's that simple :)

gj


Just `DUMP`? This is not really an error -- it's how we detect that the current logged-in user is not the one that enabled FMD in the first place.


That's a fair point; however, if an external key is associated to a unique payment method, then unless the user adds the same payment method that was de-activated  (with the same external key), then it should not be a problem. Do we really want to support a case where you deactivate a payment method and then add the same one?


`DUMP`?


> Yah, I know you're supposed to supply a negative step to _.range...

Yap negative steo. I'm cool with making `_.inRange` flexible enough for it.


Implemented. https://github.com/kevva/decompress-unzip/pull/5


r=jdm


It is used by the following commit.  I tried to break down the whole commit into digestible chunks, but I could definitely move this piece into the next commit if you'd like.


or just remove this :)


r=glennw


LGTM


As foreman is GPLv3, the plugins (derivative work) must be GPL, too. :cow:


@th3fallen yes, could work


I need to check but it may be that you just don't have access to it


saw approval from glennw
at https://github.com/pcwalton/servo/commit/750bbed2cbdd37677b9298c86e20fb6a2db33b23


merging pcwalton/servo/font-group-caching = 750bbed2 into auto


pcwalton/servo/font-group-caching = 750bbed2 merged ok, testing candidate = ba0d28e0


I think this may be closer to a derivative work of another product, more proprietary in nature...


Just remove the `else`-clause. Exceptions in iterators won't be thrown (writing the StringProcessing teached me that^^). `StopIteration` gets automatically thrown when no items are yield. You can only catch exceptions with special constructs or access it inside the `StopIteration` itself (that is thrown automatically) as a member.
So if you have no match, just yield empty :)


just a thought, seemed wasteful (resource wise) to re init that class so many times.


If I recall, in some cases the getAllIndependentConstraintsSets function can sometimes return empty factors.  I added this check because, while they are extraneous, they obviously don't affect the overall computation.  As for why the function itself can return these empty factors, that I didn't track down.  I can get a little more info on it if that would make you feel more comfortable about what's going on.


If we have to make it that clear, we might as well do an explicit check and show an error message. Done [here](https://github.com/acquia/acquia_lift/commit/510228cd4002f87a689335b9f35b2a1eae6634cd).


If it's not going to be too much work, I think it's worth being extra-paranoid here and making sure 'currentClientID' is actually saved to (Mock)asyncStorage.


Please update the commit message, it no longer reflects the workaround.


Thanks Oleg, I just grabbed the latest and it is working great.


yes, feel free to change it and thanks for pointing it out.


this should go below be the other relative imports from this package (`.errors`)


not sure...

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nit: blank line to separate this from imports


Does it just say "whee!" In the upper left corner? Does it ever change position or say "boop!" instead? Or is it not responding at all?


> Making it explicit we're going for side-effects only. The andalso form only works because digraph operations are destructive.

I think that exactly because of this the form with andalso most explicitly says that we are going for side effects ;-) But eventually it is really matter of taste, so I will use the form with if, perhaps as a one liner so that the uninteresting stuff doesn't call for our attention.


Hey! this is really nice.

Do you want to make a pull request to the original eatmemory project?


So you need a find-method that returns indices? You can use `MatchObject`s, they also contain this kind of information. I think `unescaped_search_for()` would cover this need, if you need to yield indices you can wrap then `unescaped_search_for()` inside a new generator that just returns the `match.start()` or `match.end()` (these func's contain the matching positions).


Space to much over here


fancy ;)


put this this up with other constant defs


nit: blank line to separate from imports


Oh definitely.. I'm sorry, but can't explain how this could have happened. This monstrosity should be fixed asap.


The space?


public static void


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I "removed" the `Wunused` parameter in the `CXXFLAGS` default variable, as `-Wunused` is part of `-Wall`, see [here](https://gcc.gnu.org/onlinedocs/gcc/Warning-Options.html) :)


Agreed, thanks.


follow google style guide for docstring: three double quotes, one summary line after first quote, etc. https://google-styleguide.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/pyguide.html?showone=Comments#Comments


return nothing in a "int" return type function


mention #834


Btw., should not we fix those intents `jscs` compains about? If I'm not mistaken it is actually correct in all these cases it warns (provided that "validateIndentation": 4)?


 - __style__: [src/chaiscript_stdlib.cpp:18](../blob/8f2e56a681d5066512c09e45b82c21f234d5005b/src/chaiscript_stdlib.cpp#L18) The function 'create_chaiscript_module_chaiscript_stdlib' is never used. (unusedFunction)
 - __style__: [src/main.cpp:169](../blob/8f2e56a681d5066512c09e45b82c21f234d5005b/src/main.cpp#L169) The function 'get_eval_error' is never used. (unusedFunction)
 - __style__: [src/main.cpp:140](../blob/8f2e56a681d5066512c09e45b82c21f234d5005b/src/main.cpp#L140) The function 'help' is never used. (unusedFunction)
 - __style__: [src/main.cpp:216](../blob/8f2e56a681d5066512c09e45b82c21f234d5005b/src/main.cpp#L216) The function 'myexit' is never used. (unusedFunction)
 - __style__: [src/main.cpp:158](../blob/8f2e56a681d5066512c09e45b82c21f234d5005b/src/main.cpp#L158) The function 'throws_exception' is never used. (unusedFunction)


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Some of the Jabuka parameters return CompoundObjects. So `with IECore.IgnoredException` ?


If you'll notice it's not really a plugin :-) I couldn't get clippy-rails working in the plugin for some reason.

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I think the `position_unescaped` (that I would rename to `is_position_unescaped` to expose the boolean character of this function) is not so bad, you can extend it by start/stopping parameters or implement a manual look-behind to make it more effective. It's especially useful if passages of a string handle escapes and some not.


this make original_nest_levels a unused var


Is this fix included in the latest release version? (from npm)


@sbaechler, there you go - v2.1.5


Hum, if guess this will cause a failure for folks on Windows, won't it ? It would be great if "ant" worked out of the box for them too, even if the maven'ization only works for Linux.


Sorry I thought this was added by mistake because it wasn't in the original-file.
I'll readd that later.


But I'll be happy to change to GPLv3 if it becomes a plugin :-)


I wonder if there's a way to avoid having things created and then separately initialized. Might it be possible to pass all the needed info into the initial create_backend call? It would have to be called differently in the `create=True` and `create=False` cases.


This means that we're no longer explicitly flushing prefs to disk. I'm not sure that's actually an issue in the context of how AutoPkg is used, even going back as far as 10.6?

We don't make any promises that people can expect to access on-disk preferences via plist tools, for example, so maybe this is ok?


I wasn't sure, it just seemed odd to me that I'm adding code talking about (and accessing) values, in a label widget. I guess it is actually  LabelPlugValueWidget, so maybe that's alright... I can remove the todo if you're happy for it to live here longterm.

Overall, trying to figure out the interplay between PlugWidget and LabelPlugValueWidget was a bit confusing. @paulondc and I tried several approaches to resize the label, which all failed miserably. In the end it didn't matter because user's liked the icon left justified rather than directly next to the text.


> The space?

The space is fine, the indentation is wrong for the other ones (which I've fixed in 7eaa9d55e1147d086665b6db8f06da82eaf7c3a1). :)


Pulled, and thanks!


So what then, compile a list of remark and flavor texts and then just use weather's stuff and then call from the list based on temp? That would work, but it would be a lot of compiling our own data..


r+


Then maybe we place simple wrappers in this module that only use fixed-strings, not regexes. Or we just write another module, like `SimpleStringProcessing`, that contains these functions. They would then just wrap the existing regex-stuff (with `re.escape()`).


Yeah, I think so, as long as that does the job. I've got more automatic python->Data conversions planned for the future, so it'd be a pity to hardcode this to not be able to take advantage of them in the future.


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Sorry, after I had pushed the previous changes we were talking about, I was working on some timing stuff.  In doing so, it suddenly registered that I had (correctly) forgot to add this timing statement.  I pushed quickly without checking because I wanted to get the stuff up for review.  I then forgot about it.  My apologies and I'll be more careful in the future.


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We might want to consider ${CMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX}/config instead of ${CMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX}/etc/barrett/. It is a little confusing to have an /etc directory inside the library's root directory. Maybe the larger discussion is whether we should even support /etc/barrett anymore? What are the benefits of having centralized/shared configs for all users? Why not let each user maintain their own local configs? The /etc directory typically belongs to root - maybe our configs don't belong there.


I think this is still wrong... there should only be one set of MAJOR/MINOR/PATCH lines, and this looks like MAJOR and MINOR are duplicated.


I have to agree with zyv on this.  I just got bit by this with CentOS 6.6.  We don't have FUSE or unionfs and it's currently breaking my system when I try to umount/remount ISOs.

What I end up seeing right now via 'mount' is my ISOs are unmounted but the loop devices are not released (via 'losetup -a').  I then have to explicitly delete the in-use loop devices ('losetup -d /dev/loop##') else I eventually run out of loop devices.

After reading the mrepo code, zyv is correct, when calling mountpoint(), passing the variable 'mount' is WRONG in this case.  It should be variable 'iso' as that is the device name being mounted and is what is in column 0 in my /etc/mtab right now (which is what 'mountpoint()' is looking for. If this is different under systems with FUSE and/or unionfs, I wouldn't know.  But I'm curious to find out.

thx


#![allow(fails)]


I'll check the Windows problem


No idea what went wrong with my local Github software.


d'ailleurs, `Etape2Test` est dans le processor et plus dans Subject


No problem, I think we can support only emacs >24.4.
I will add a `requirement``section in the readme to prevent user about the required emacs version ;)


Hi, "Sarah"!


If we're throwing anyway, do we even need to check `input !=== null`?
It'll just throw an error a few lines sooner, right?


VCR doesn't seem to be the only one moving forward:

```
Gem::InstallError: cucumber-core requires Ruby version >= 1.9.3.
```


Need the cfg.DataBase.

Also, might be good to add a comment that the CONF object relates specifically to subunitsql lib here so people don't get "confused" :)


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Very cool, minor issue commented on inline.  Thanks!!


SAM format specification: http://samtools.sourceforge.net/SAM1.pdf , page 3.


Alrighty. I'll change it when I get home.

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Hahha, nice :)


Not removed completely - some of the code might be possible to reuse


There may be a better way to do this. Currently you potentially make the same getReadings() call twice.


Hi @jocel1,

When logged in bo on customers groups I get

Notice à la ligne 105 du fichier \classes\helper\HelperTreeCategories.php
[8] Undefined variable: new_selected_categories

Warning à la ligne 105 du fichier\classes\helper\HelperTreeCategories.php
[2] array_unique() expects parameter 1 to be array, null given

Warning à la ligne 106 du fichier \classes\helper\HelperTreeCategories.php
[2] Invalid argument supplied for foreach()

many thanks if you can have a look.

Regards


@ccadar ... you had asked "can I ask why this check is here? Shouldn't arraysInFactor.size() always be != 0 ?"

If I recall, in some cases the getAllIndependentConstraintsSets function can sometimes return empty factors. I added this check because, while they are extraneous, they obviously don't affect the overall computation. As for why the function itself can return these empty factors, that I didn't track down. I can get a little more info on it if that would make you feel more comfortable about what's going on.


@ccadar ... you had asked if we should leave the assert statement in the final commit of this pull request.

I guess I would say it's completely up to you.  I kept it there as proof that the pull request worked.  If you don't think it's necessary, then I can definitely drop it from the pull request.


I moved the code outside the if branch.
Don't think the 2 cases above could happen though, or at least, I didn't see crashes that involves this code.


The function I added was copied and modified from restclient-http-send-current.  I did not attempt to refactor out the code that collected the url, method, entity, etc.


Sure, here's the updated version:

```c
//uint8_t ischar = !(0x40 ^ (c & 0xC0));
uint8_t ischar = // !A & B
	((~charidx & 0x80) >> 7) * ((charidx & 0x40) >> 6);

uint8_t charidx = c & 0x1F;
//charidx *= charidx <= 26;
charidx *= // !A | !B | !C&!D | !C&!E;
	((~charidx & 0x10) >> 4) |
	((~charidx & 0x08) >> 3) |
	( ((~charidx & 0x04) >> 2) * ((~charidx & 0x02) >> 1) ) |
	( ((~charidx & 0x04) >> 2) * ((~charidx & 0x01) >> 0) );

ischar *= charidx;
ischar = !!ischar;

//uint8_t dir = charidx > 13;
uint8_t dir = // A | B&C&D
	((charidx & 0x10) >> 4) |
	( ((charidx & 0x08) >> 3) * ((charidx & 0x04) >> 2) * ((charidx & 0x02) >> 1) );
dir *= 3;

c += dir * ischar;
c ^= 0x20 * ischar;
c -= dir * ischar;
```


Is the `period` parameter used by the analogSensorClient ?


? That should return the exact same?


The spacing is messed up a bit :(


Why only OEM_3?


I am not convinced that shifting inconvenience should be a variable like this. I think I like the old way better. Here's why: A customer sees a TOU tariff, and must decide how much to shift to accommodate the tariff. There's nothing in the tariff that _forces_ the customer to shift any particular amount; the customer is free to completely ignore the variable price. So there's some inconvenience for adapting behavior, but the amount of adaptation is completely up to the customer. Whatever amount that is should be reflected in the profile used to evaluate the tariff.

Does this make sense?


Why not instead
```vim
if exists(':CtrlP') | command! -nargs=0   CtrlPYankRound    call ctrlp#init(ctrlp#yankround#id()) | endif
``` ?


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Just in case, can `w` be `NULL` here?


Yey, this will improve performance once my PR for 3.5 is merged *party* :D


`shoudl` -> `should`


Anything can be done. But I'm afraid they must be present on every line, which is not too convenient for theme editors.


`$mid` is undefined here.


Probably should return -cost rather than zero.


it's a bit weird to me that rather than having a quantity attribute on the Product class, products are added to the array (so assumes quantity=1 for each), so a count function is needed to know how many there are.

but to be fair, the Product class seems to imply defining a product, versus having an Item class, where the association between Products and quanitity would make a bit more sense (rather than in the Product class itself).


@mattpap is this how you would handle this? Could also add a `Collections.unregister` and use that instead of `collections_override` directly.


A mis-typed path is silently ignored? I think it'd be better to panic, or at least print a warning message.


@Cl3Kener I think You also need this one here https://github.com/VividROM/android_bionic/commit/2a09226404c6fbebd178c1948a979ff44acf3f17


well, *it


I _really_ don't like this one. Most models don't need to do this, and it may seriously impact performance. If we need this feature, it should not be the default.


Sorry, /WebGateway.html still exists, it was just the omero4 you needed to change


Main Page


Sure, just a question if you don't mind. Why you aren't recommending the IDE based option? I'm curious because this is how I compiled my current plugin.


Well, I'm mostly wondering if blocker wouldn't be better. More explicit on the issue.


saw approval from seancribbs
at https://github.com/basho/riak_control/commit/210b455004d129098614e74e7d3112730d008844


merging basho/riak_control/bugfix/sdc/xref = 210b4550 into borshop-integration-186-bugfix/sdc/xref


basho/riak_control/bugfix/sdc/xref = 210b4550 merged ok, testing candidate = 5898c401


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Dang, that sucks. Shoulda put it on github! :)


This would require the mock to be updated.


Of the subscription services I have about 50% send a notification each month when it succeeds. About 50% don't (e.g. netflix, spotify). Part of me thinks we should send a notification. At the very least we can send the event.


@clairity well at hautelook, quantity in cart is different than the product quantity (inventory)

I think that having the cart quantity within the product class is a violation of the SRP


"Used" is not proper in this case


Pagination bars alignment


yeah, will change it.


Mark as `internal`?


catching ArgumentError exception. `||=` will also work, will change it.


@Glenpl IMHO lżej się czyta jak są po prostu spacje zamiast kod przytulony nawiasami


sure


This time control is quite similar to 60 + 0.05 isn't it (Avg 114s)
Games @15 + 0.5 are about 10% longer on my machine (Avg 127s)


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\o/


Cool. Here is the French translation for the message:

```
"Le nom de la clef de service `%s` a été dejas utilizer"
```


You are right. I will now set it back.

By the way, I am also trying to cope with the problem the bots running 2.3.1 currently have. Some of them seem to get confused in their working directory, and think they do not have a patchbot/base branch anymore. I guess the cloning may be the cause for unsafe tickets.


Well, we don't really know what the external key represents. I'm just afraid of scenarios like migration where the use case can come up (migration of historical data). Also, it would be symmetric with bundles (unique active one).


Ah, that makes sense. Thanks for the clarification.


Thanks for spotting this! Another TODO would be to wade through attelo.decoding and de-prob all the names of things.

prob_dist to score_tuples for example?

Comparing the two sounds like it might be worthwhile; something for the Trello.  It'd have to be something we either configure, or workaround to defeat the duck-typing.


The first change will not work, because you now concatenate two strings. But before concatenating the strings will be formatted. So, this will always result in the following error message:
```
PrecacheError: '{0}' was not able to be precached due to the '{1}' table reaching its limit.
```
You need to use the "\" character or you need to format both strings, but that looks rather ugly and just complicates things.


I would prefer to see log.debug() rather than //log.info().


Hey @ryansmith94, $wheres has been defined on line 56.  I can move it to line 61 if you'd like.  I kept it outside the if (is_array($query) && count(.....) because it's also used on line 75 onwards.


Cool, I guess part of the comment from Shannon was to remove the substring `{attributes['service_instance_guid']}` from the message... I can see it was never in test. Which is OK since it's removed from message.


I don't think it's too weird - you could argue that it's less weird now, since it's a PlugValueWidget, and now actually cares about the value. I'm happy just to remove the todo, and if people ask for similar style changes in other PlugValueWidgets, we can just move the mechanism to the base class then.


Right. How about I take the maven part out of the default ant build and make running it a manual step documented as part of the release process? With obviously a note that this step only works on Linux/OSX. Will that work?


Thanks for this comment. It sounds really strange, so I did some digging.
I could reproduce the problem at first, but after restarting a shell it went away.

It turns out that there is a builtin `ConnectionError` (which is an OS error), and in the first case I forgot to import the `ConnectionError` from requests.

I am pretty sure this also happened to you, but maybe there's a bug in requests where they raise a `ConnectionError` instead of a `requests.exceptions.ConnectionError`?


I assume it is better to call `iwath_open` right before its use (in order to reduce the number of opened files), even if we will write it twice - in the "look up" case and in the "create new" case.


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this is good


all tests pass:
success: http://buildbot.bos1/builders/test-riak_control/builds/3


This cant go in like this. We didn't have sys.cf_version_major or sys.cf_version_minor in 3.5 and we try to maintain 2 versions back for compatibility, that's why we have the libraries/cfengine_stdlib.cf in 3.6. We will need to switch this to the more verbose list way of doing it.


@JimBobSquarePants - As far as I can tell, (and I may be wrong) ... this is where the lazy/interceptor/proxy stuff comes into play for the `virtual` properties.  It feels like a hell of a lot of code to handle this.  I'm not suggesting it is the wrong approach (far from it), it's only that I don't understand it (yet).

It would be great if you could talk us through it.  Let's do something next week (after Easter break), say Weds/Thurs? Would be great to learn this stuff! :sunglasses: // @mattbrailsford You up for it?


Updated in d1c6528


either the constraint is wrong, or there is a typo in the flag-description imho


:heart:


The “Getting and Giving Help” section seems to duplicate and extend the previous “Getting Help” section.  I haven't tracked this back to the commit that introduced the duplication, but I'd suggest removing the “Getting Help” section.


`SPC a S` is free


A property only has one date. The other fields "computed_start_date" and "computed_end_date" are not really the property's date, since they are computed, and depend on other properties as well.
BTW : the sentence is not finished


You should also add a "add url to playlist" command


all tests pass:
success: http://build.servo.org/builders/linux1/builds/1244
success: http://build.servo.org/builders/linux2/builds/1242
success: http://build.servo.org/builders/android/builds/1278
success: http://build.servo.org/builders/mac1/builds/1457
success: http://build.servo.org/builders/mac2/builds/1460
success: http://build.servo.org/builders/gonk/builds/423


urllib3 (which requests is using) also happens to do their own share of ConnectionError magic **when you import it**. There's this little gem:

```python
try:  # Python 3:
    # Not a no-op, we're adding this to the namespace so it can be imported.
    ConnectionError = ConnectionError
except NameError:  # Python 2:
    class ConnectionError(Exception):
        pass
```

I am not 100% sure but it is very much possible that there is a bug in requests here.


Don't forget that fishtest does not scale the increment, so results might be noiser as there will be a more significant difference between faster and slow machines.


`android:textAllCaps`, `android:fontFamily`, and `android:overlapAnchor` require API 14, 16, and 21 respectively. Probably you need to define alternative resources for the lower android versions


Since the logo is a screenshot it is better to move it in a `## Screenshot` section


Is there a reason you want to enqueue here?  It's already being enqueued on that page from class.jetpack-admin-page.php


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Ok, now having an opened FD here makes sense :)


Will do it now! :+1:


fast-forwarding master to auto = ba0d28e0


cool!


Which "magic value" do you mean?

My generic algorithm (which you could apply to any traffic provider interface) works as follows: For a given trips result it remembers the arrival time of the earliest trip (say "ea") and the departure time of the latest trip (say "ld"). Querying earlier trips means querying trips with arrival time <= ea. Querying later trips means querying trips with departure time >= ld.

However, this works only if the trips result contains more than one trip. If it contains exactly one trip, the algorithm would query for the same departure or arrival time over and over again, which is the case with Öffi 8.78.

In almost all cases the VRS API returns 5 trips. However, I noticed that if the queried from/to locations exceed the VRS area *and* the query time is around the end of the day, the API returns only one result.


Does Linux inotify behave in the same way? I.e., when we call `inotify_start_watch()` for a file which is actually a link to another *watched* file, do we will update *that* watch' flags?


Touchè.

Honestly I didn't think anybody cared about the website history.. I'll try to improve those :+1:


Sure, we could use a real one, but the point is that it's being stubbed out. I think that the ```:refresh_json_value => "true"``` maybe should've been ```:refresh_json_value => "refresh_json_value"``` since it doesn't matter what's coming back but it kind of looks like it does the way I auto-brained with the "true".

I'm trusting the tests in ```dialog_field_check_box_spec``` to cover the ```refresh_json_value``` method to make sure that it returns what it's supposed to return.


Script Alternative zum xul Script.


This is an excellent addition to the tutorial. It would be nice to have a more clear example on how to use the build number in flow.groovy. I posted a question to Jenkins' Google groups on it: [post](https://groups.google.com/forum/#!searchin/jenkinsci-users/workflow-plugin%7Csort:date/jenkinsci-users/rQe45k6Uu3E/HN2ZcDfKfkIJ)


add `:full_data => event` to this list in order to capture the entire event.


saw approval from jdm
at https://github.com/Ms2ger/servo/commit/489d5cfd099a058a0c3c8798bba277264215a9d2


merging Ms2ger/servo/children = 489d5cfd into auto


Ms2ger/servo/children = 489d5cfd merged ok, testing candidate = 891d39fd


Haha, you sure know how to make a commit
Are you intending to integrate zCoin into Minecraft servers or something for in-game currency?


copyright seems off, unless you've had this lying around for a while


If these are private, they need getters and setters


Hi

This is a good start of point. But here is what I have in mind:
When you run ARM code, it's common the code switch from ARM to ARM thumb using `BLX`. So for me, the patch to support ARM thumb should be a modification to the ARM jitter in order to make it switch from arch to arch. The `Jit` may be the same (in thumb the registers are the same), only the disassembler engine may be switched. But there is a pitfall: when you are in ARM thumb, PC is odd and some tricks need to be done do disasm using even offset on odd PC.


Maybe we should just move these properties into the room class? Then you could just do

    getRoom(x).containsGold()


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Sure, I like the first one better, I'll change it.


fast-forwarding develop to borshop-integration-186-bugfix/sdc/xref = 5898c401


haftasonumu komple buna ayırıcam merdoli


kerem balcan- sunshineofthelollipop


How can we move the files into the jar?


My bad... Just noticed that the heightMap takes Texture2D rather than MapSO; no wonder it was not working for me.... :p

Btw, did the Texture2DParser not work on this?


You will need my .js for this to work.
You can get it here >https://github.com/alyak/webcode/blob/master/1337blogger.js


During diamond installation using homebrew I am getting error:

TVishni$ brew install diamond
==> Installing diamond from homebrew/homebrew-science
==> Downloading https://github.com/bbuchfink/diamond/archive/v0.7.7.tar.gz
Already downloaded: /Library/Caches/Homebrew/diamond-0.7.7.tar.gz
==> make
      vtable for boost::program_options::typed_value<unsigned long long, char> in main.o
      vtable for boost::program_options::typed_value<int, char> in main.o
ld: symbol(s) not found for architecture x86_64
collect2: error: ld returned 1 exit status
make: *** [diamond] Error 1

Could you help?


why not const?


You've got a stray quote mark here.


LGTM


Good idea :+1:


r+


No, because `$objFile` is the original file, not the resized one.


Any reason this class stands on it's own rather than being nested within Plug itself?


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I'm +0 for adding a config setting to select which python timezone constructor you want to use (pytz or dateutil.tz) but that can always be added later as well, if someone really wants dateutil.tz over pytz?

I haven't used either of them myself so I have no idea what the differences are.


I think these events should also be added to the `event_handling:` section of this file to describe what should happen when those events are received.

I suppose that could be a separate PR.  But, the format would look something like like:

```yaml
event_handling:
  NODE_ONLINE:
  - refresh:
    - ems
```

This would tell the `EventHandler` to `refresh` the `ems` associated with the node referenced in the event.


It's not supposed to be only for new relic.


Not related to the commit here, just the only way I could think to reach both of you.

@Deathamns / @chrisaljoudi

Any one of you (or both) willing to take over this whole project?


@MacDada czasem wyskakują jakieś dziwne błędy syntaxa przy używaniu ternary operatora i już przyzwyczaiłem się do pisania osobnych nawiasów do każdego argumentu, dzisiaj zmieniłem kompilator więc pewnie mógłbym pousuwać nawiasy i by wszystko działało


cc @patriciogonzalezvivo let's update the demos!


I suppose it doesn't *have* to be, but then the user just won't see any of the radio buttons selected in the UI. I think I'd file that one under user error since they're expected to build the list of values themselves, so they should know what they want the default one to be.


this doesn't actually fix issues... since "basestring" isn't used later in the file and "str" is used.

Should change this to:

    try:
      str = basestring
    except NameError:
      pass


Sounds like you'll have stay on cucumber 1.x as long as VCR supports ruby < 1.9.3.


weird, there must be a million places where it should complain about the same thing... whatever.


Hello,

After apply the fix did you go to email translation->The email you want to translate->edit html version-> view source and change the href="%7Bthe link name%7D" by href="{the link name}"?
Cause the fix isn't retroactive, you need to do again the link.

Best regards.


note that 1.1 is simply the IconLoader at ae7d9e197d4, with the STRICT static var set to true.


This still does not work.  Better to use something like "platform.machine()" and check for 'armv6l' or 'armv7l'


Do you mean in another pull request?  It should be deleted from this request then.


Thanks


You have Movie Figure as point 1 in the pdf and point 2 in the web version


:shipit:


Except


Nice


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The configuration looks good.  Sorry I meant to also add something to README.rdoc so that people could tell that it was available.
Also thanks for doing this.  It is nice to know that I am not the only one using app.


Yep. Despite being in GL class of OpenTK is only available as of GL 4. I made a big mess making this change and still working on undoing the mess. All textures on the Mac got busted, should be fixed soon.


Yup. I'm in.
On 1 Apr 2015 18:06, "Lee Kelleher" <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> @JimBobSquarePants <https://github.com/JimBobSquarePants> - As far as I
> can tell, (and I may be wrong) ... this is where the lazy/interceptor/proxy
> stuff comes into play for the virtual properties. It feels like a hell of
> a lot of code to handle this. I'm not suggesting it is the wrong approach
> (far from it), it's only that I don't understand it (yet).
>
> It would be great if you could talk us through it. Let's do something next
> week (after Easter break), say Weds/Thurs? Would be great to learn this
> stuff! [image: :sunglasses:] // @mattbrailsford
> <https://github.com/mattbrailsford> You up for it?
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> <https://github.com/leekelleher/umbraco-ditto/commit/09bf29a4ab673e3b6e75e697baecf423850768b2#commitcomment-10528972>
> .
>


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I can dig that


Actually the info I was looking for I found on this page: https://www.gov.uk/service-manual/domain-names/service-subdomain-names.html

If that could be linked to from instructions for operating a service.gov.uk subdomain that would have helped.


Oops, will fix


where can I donate you？I wish I can sonate you in China


r+


I don't really think "the" is needed here.


Indeed, that's an imprecision on my part, computed start date and end date is what I wanted to refer to. Other examples for property types would be: Height, Owner, Borders (e.g. if entity it a country), etc. I will correct that and resubmit.


@gorhill I'd be happy to. I know I'll have the time for the next 3 years, at least.


Texture2DParser would work, but with this method you can use the same Heightmap for VertexHeightMap and this.

----- Ursprüngliche Nachricht -----
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Gesendet: 01.04.2015 19:10
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Betreff: Re: [Kopernicus] This didn't worked. (e3079b8)

My bad... Just noticed that the heightMap takes Texture2D rather than MapSO; no wonder it was not working for me.... :p
Btw, was the Texture2DParser not working on this?
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@gorhill is there something wrong, or are you simply running out of patience/time?


No, it is used when I add code to the computeInitialValuesFunction in commit 7d71c03 which is in this pull request.


... Whoops. Good catch!

Sorry about that :(. Will fix!


what is the "+" mean?


@SiPlus is it? I tried to keep it the same, but I'm an "everything spaces and no tabs" person, so my emacs might have fought me. I'll fix it.


I think "under" is a better word here. "In" could be used if the sentence was like 'in the "System" submenu'.


Qfusion is "everything tabs, no spaces" :D


Muffin seems like a cube-shaped dessert... I ate a chocolate one yesterday :)
然而这货貌似没有中文翻译啊喂！


@peteWT I'm not sure about your changes here.  I am going to revert to my paragraph for this section.


What is the error specifically?


When adding using the "Add New" button a waypoint is added in the Atlantic 0,0, problem is no line appears on map, if it is not noticed by the user or not changed to another command that does not use lat/long then a fly away will occur and in fact a fly away did happen to me but I was able to catch it and bring it home with RTL.

Droidplanner shows the 0,0 waypoint correctly, this only occurs in MP.

Thanks!


You can commit/amend the changes in the db-documentation branch and the pull request will be updated (no need to resubmit)


Yeah, I did want to move out the javascript into a separate file with a helper method like ```setUpRefreshClickButton``` or something. The radio button one is pretty specific though since it has to rebuild all of the input buttons so I wasn't quite sure how I wanted to do it just yet.


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This is actually wrong. It's "an ncurses...". You need "an" because "ncurses" is pronounced "encurses". If the next word starts with a vowel sound (not necessarily a vowel letter) you use "an".


This looks good, but I'd love to see it for v2 API too. We might want to make the title of this more explicit and call out v1 API if we aren't showing a v2 example.


I'm concerned about people using my GAE TachyFont server as a public resource. So I do not want to publish this server. Could you just manually add it in your copy of the tree?


小杯糕? =^=


@francescu This didn't actually work (enumeration continues); so I had to use my own `hasFound` flag (dirty!) :)


Yeah ideally that would be the way it is done, but I think that's beyond the scope of this PR.


@peteWT , @qjhart , not referencing NPPt and LAIt before the Acronym was breaking the math, BTW.


Ha! was just about to make a pull request. Thanks..


"Hostnames" here is actually singular, not plural. It is the name of a tool.


[R/export.R:51:3:](https://github.com/krlmlr/kimisc/blob/a726a456a914cc89a07e549c64f9ef2f8aa225ed/R/export.R#L51) *warning:* **no visible global function definition for ‘export.list’**
```r
  export.list(arg.list, arg.names, target.env)
  ^~~~~~~~~~~
```
[R/hms_to_seconds.R:17:1:](https://github.com/krlmlr/kimisc/blob/a726a456a914cc89a07e549c64f9ef2f8aa225ed/R/hms_to_seconds.R#L17) *style:* **Words within variable and function names should be separated by '_' rather than '.'.**
```r
hms.to.seconds <- function(x) {
^~~~~~~~~~~~~~
```
[R/in_interval.R:16:1:](https://github.com/krlmlr/kimisc/blob/a726a456a914cc89a07e549c64f9ef2f8aa225ed/R/in_interval.R#L16) *style:* **Words within variable and function names should be separated by '_' rather than '.'.**
```r
nin.interval.ro <- function(x, lo, hi) is.na(.bincode(x, c(lo, hi), right=F))
^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
```
[R/in_interval.R:34:1:](https://github.com/krlmlr/kimisc/blob/a726a456a914cc89a07e549c64f9ef2f8aa225ed/R/in_interval.R#L34) *style:* **Words within variable and function names should be separated by '_' rather than '.'.**
```r
in.interval.ro <- function(x, lo, hi) !nin.interval.ro(x, lo, hi)
^~~~~~~~~~~~~~
```
[R/in_interval.R:34:40:](https://github.com/krlmlr/kimisc/blob/a726a456a914cc89a07e549c64f9ef2f8aa225ed/R/in_interval.R#L34) *style:* **Words within variable and function names should be separated by '_' rather than '.'.**
```r
in.interval.ro <- function(x, lo, hi) !nin.interval.ro(x, lo, hi)
                                       ^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
```
[R/in_interval.R:51:1:](https://github.com/krlmlr/kimisc/blob/a726a456a914cc89a07e549c64f9ef2f8aa225ed/R/in_interval.R#L51) *style:* **Words within variable and function names should be separated by '_' rather than '.'.**
```r
nin.interval.lo <- function(x, lo, hi) is.na(.bincode(x, c(lo, hi), right=T))
^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
```
[R/in_interval.R:69:1:](https://github.com/krlmlr/kimisc/blob/a726a456a914cc89a07e549c64f9ef2f8aa225ed/R/in_interval.R#L69) *style:* **Words within variable and function names should be separated by '_' rather than '.'.**
```r
in.interval.lo <- function(x, lo, hi) !nin.interval.lo(x, lo, hi)
^~~~~~~~~~~~~~
```
[R/in_interval.R:69:40:](https://github.com/krlmlr/kimisc/blob/a726a456a914cc89a07e549c64f9ef2f8aa225ed/R/in_interval.R#L69) *style:* **Words within variable and function names should be separated by '_' rather than '.'.**
```r
in.interval.lo <- function(x, lo, hi) !nin.interval.lo(x, lo, hi)
                                       ^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
```
[R/nlist.R:50:1:](https://github.com/krlmlr/kimisc/blob/a726a456a914cc89a07e549c64f9ef2f8aa225ed/R/nlist.R#L50) *style:* **Variable and function names should be all lowercase.**
```r
setMissingNames <- function(object, nm) {
^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
```
[R/nlist.R:63:3:](https://github.com/krlmlr/kimisc/blob/a726a456a914cc89a07e549c64f9ef2f8aa225ed/R/nlist.R#L63) *style:* **Variable and function names should be all lowercase.**
```r
  setMissingNames(object, vapply(expr, deparse, character(1)))
  ^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
```
[R/seconds_to_hms.R:15:1:](https://github.com/krlmlr/kimisc/blob/a726a456a914cc89a07e549c64f9ef2f8aa225ed/R/seconds_to_hms.R#L15) *style:* **Words within variable and function names should be separated by '_' rather than '.'.**
```r
seconds.to.hms <- function(x) {
^~~~~~~~~~~~~~
```
[R/tll.R:18:5:](https://github.com/krlmlr/kimisc/blob/a726a456a914cc89a07e549c64f9ef2f8aa225ed/R/tll.R#L18) *style:* **Variable and function names should be all lowercase.**
```r
    setMissingNames(object=seq_along(l[[1]]), nm=names(l[[1]])),
    ^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
```


I have been using [Grammarly](https://grammarly.com) as a support. It is an excellent resource, but I do not doubt that you may have the reason. :+1:


作者脑洞真大……


@peteWT 64km^2 right?


I agree; putting this info in the room class means we don't need a reference to a cave to get at the room's info. Some of these things also shouldn't be publicly `set`-able, but that shouldn't be an issue.


Would you kindly make the one change and then I'll pull.


Poison 药水效果？
Thorns 荆棘


you're not checking for (host) or (uuid) in this method ... it's not doing what I would expect from the description.


I think "there are a couple of" is more correct than "there is a couple". "A couple" here takes the meaning of "a few".


can we have this reverted in master?

iirc, you need it only for nand. no ?


test


这两个还不知道,明天去研究一下... 我现在就翻了植物的名字和生物群系名, 自定义植物和各种效果, 合成还没仔细看


I usually put methods like this at the bottom.  When i'm reading a spec, I want to see the tests themselves.


лучше сразу чистить этот файл, убирать инклуд дерева и все коменты что выше


I assume the VRS API doesn't have some kind of scroll window, or session mechanism, like EFA and Hafas?

Your algo will probably fail if between two calls, times have changed (due to realtime information) or two different trips have the same starting time?


should this or another test prove that the anno is deleted b/c a "find" doesn't work? or is a "true" response sufficient?


I don't think starting with a capital letter is correct here. The sentence continues from "mkdir photo", it's not a new sentence.


I will fix that properly when I get home tonight.  You should never use \ to end a line and there are always ways to avoid it.


по аналогии с js манифестом


Wondering what the rationale behind this is. I realize this is what the original code does (i.e. turning ValueError into Http404), but I do not think there is an actual reason for that besides legacy.

I think it is best to turn any token issue into a 400, and drop the 404 altogether. That means the try/catch in the view can be dropped as well...

Btw, thanks for picking this (and all the other issues) up!


There is no use of seen in that commit :)  Am I really overlooking something?


Again, the sentence continues from the previous command, it's not a new sentence, so no capital letter.


The is missing commit of netrender.hpp. Many things are missing and it's not possible to compile the code.


Nope.
str = basestring is exactly what causes the mentioned issue (basestring is not instantiatable).

But may be you're right that the fix is incomplete and the line
https://github.com/SeleniumHQ/selenium/blob/2c780f9edde4126b1780c77a06467c53d6a3c15b/py/selenium/webdriver/firefox/firefox_profile.py#L373
should be changed to check for basestring.


Can you move this new file into the SharedCode directory (and then delete the nonexistent reference in VS and reload the project)? I'm trying to keep it this way to allow us to run it cross-platform in the future.


бутстреп лучше подключать не гемом, а просто складывать в vendor/assets, так прозрачнее


The comment from the reviewer is that the use of the terms  'excess' or 'surfeit' is not appropriate as trees have evolved to respond to the loss of the stem. In the modeling context it can be seen as a surfeit but biologically its there for a reason: to regrow the stem. thus not excess...


I'll amend this to include  distro-branch: rpm-master
We're executing the plan to migrate to rpm-master, which was very well hidden as a comment in https://github.com/redhat-openstack/openstack-packaging-doc/pull/16
I've copied it now to the bottom of https://etherpad.openstack.org/p/delorean-packages


"without a mouse" could be a better option here?


#include "stdafx.h"
#include <iostream>
#include <cstdlib>
#include <conio.h>
#include "math.h"
#include <time.h>
#include <locale.h>
using namespace std;
int Factorial(int N)
{
	if(N < 0)
        return 0;
    if (N == 0)
        return 1;
    else
        return N * Factorial(N - 1);

}
double Exponential_distribution(double ly)
{
	double k=(rand()%100+1)/100.0;
	double value=-log(abs(k))/ly;
	return value;
}
double Poisson_distribution(double ly)
{
	double param=exp(-ly);
	double var[20];
	for(int i=0;i<16;i++){
		double st=pow(ly,i);
		float fact=Factorial(i);
		double del=pow(ly,i)/Factorial(i);
		var[i]=param*del;
	}
	double value=(rand()%100+1)/100.0;
	double k=0;
	int l=0;
	while(value>=k&&l<20){
		k+=var[l];
		l++;
	}
	return l;
}
double Exponential_sum(double ly, int n)
{
	double value=0;
	for(int j=0;j<n;j++)
	{
		value=value+Exponential_distribution(ly);
	}
	return value;
}
int TimeGreenForCar()
{
	return 0;
}

int _tmain(int argc, _TCHAR* argv[])
{
	srand(time(0));
	setlocale(LC_CTYPE, "Russian");
	int choicedistr=0;
	while(choicedistr!=9){
	if(choicedistr==0){
		printf("Выберите распределение:\n Простейший поток  - 1\n Нестационарный поток- 2\n Поток Эрланга - 3\n Поток Бартлета - 4\n Переход1 - 5\n Переход2 - 6 \n Переход3 - 7 \n Переход4 - 8 \n Для выхода нажмите - 9\n");
		cin>>choicedistr;
	}
	int yellow=2;
	int red=5;
	int greenH=0;
	int greenC=1;
	int yCount=0;
	int rCount=0;
	int gCount=1;
	double lyC=0.8;
	double lyH=0.3;
	int count=1000;
	double *randCar=new double[count];
	randCar[0]=0;
	double *randQuery=new double[count];
	randQuery[0]=0;
	double *randHum=new double[count];
	double randH=0;
	double randC=0;
	int i=1;
	randHum[0]=0;
	if(choicedistr==1)
	{
		cout<<"Введите параметр для машин >0\n";
		cin>>lyC;
		int fulltime=0;
		cout<<"Время >0\n";
		cin>>fulltime;
		while(randCar[i-1]<=fulltime)
		{
			randCar[i]=Exponential_distribution(lyC)+randCar[i-1];
			cout<<"["<<i<<"] ";cout<<randCar[i]<<" \n";
			i++;
		}

	}

	if(choicedistr==2)
	{
		cout<<"Введите параметр для машин >0\n";
		cin>>lyC;
		int funk;
		cout<<"Выбирете распределение или введите вероятности самостоятельно\n";
		cout<<"(1/2)^k  - 1\n";
		cout<<"Ввод     - 2\n";
		cin>>funk;
		int ind=1;
		double *P=new double[count];
		if(funk==2)
		{
			double sum=0;
			while(sum<1)
			{
				cout<<"P["<<ind<<"]=";
				cin>>P[ind];
				sum=sum+P[ind];
				ind++;
				if(sum>1)
				{
					cout<<"Ошибка! Повторите ввод\n";
					sum=0;
					ind=0;
				}

			}

		}
		int fulltime=0;
		cout<<"Время >0\n";
		cin>>fulltime;
		while(randCar[i-1]<=fulltime)
		{
			int countCar=0;
			double Pfinal=0;

			int m=1;
			double k=(rand()%100+1)/100.0;

			while(Pfinal<=k)
			{
				if(funk==1)
					if(m==1)
					{
						Pfinal=0.5;
						m=2;
						countCar=1;
					}
					else
					{
						double mid=pow(0.5,(double)(m));
						Pfinal=mid+Pfinal;
						countCar++;
					}
				else
				{
					int j=1;
					Pfinal=Pfinal+P[j];
					countCar++;
				}
			}

			randCar[i]=Exponential_distribution(lyC)+randCar[i-1];
			cout<<"["<<i<<"] "<<randCar[i]<<" ("<<countCar<<") \n";
			i++;
		}

	}
	if(choicedistr==3)
	{
		cout<<"Введите параметр для машин >0\n";
		cin>>lyC;
		int porErl=1;
		cout<<"Введите порядок потока Эрланга >0\n";
		cin>>porErl;
		int fulltime=0;
		cout<<"Время >0\n";
		cin>>fulltime;
		while(randCar[i-1]<=fulltime)
		{
			randCar[i]=Exponential_distribution(lyC)+randCar[i-1];
			if(i%3==0) cout<<"["<<i<<"] "<<randCar[i]<<" \n";
			i++;
		}

	}
	if(choicedistr==4)
	{
		cout<<"Введите параметр для машин >0\n";
		cin>>lyC;
		double G1,G2;
		cout<<"Введите 0<Г1<1\n";
		cin>>G1;
		cout<<"Введите 0<Г2<1\n";
		cin>>G2;
		int fulltime=0;
		cout<<"Время >0\n";
		cin>>fulltime;
		while(randCar[i-1]<=fulltime)
		{
			int countCar=0;
			double Pfinal=0;

			int m=1;
			double k=(rand()%100+1)/100.0;
			while(Pfinal<=k)
			{
				if(m==1)
				{
					Pfinal=1-G1;
					m=2;
					countCar=1;
				}
				else
				{
					double mid=pow(1-G2,(double)(m-2));
					Pfinal=G1*mid*G2+Pfinal;
					countCar++;
				}
			}
			randCar[i]=Exponential_distribution(lyC)+randCar[i-1];
			cout<<"["<<i<<"] "<<randCar[i]<<" ("<<countCar<<") \n";
			i++;
		}

	}
	if(choicedistr==5)
	{
		cout<<"Введите параметр для машин >0\n";
		cin>>lyC;
		cout<<"Введите параметр для людей >0\n";
		cin>>lyH;
		int fulltime=0;
		cout<<"full time>0\n";
		cin>>fulltime;

		double timeGreenH=0;
		double timeGreenC=0;
		while(timeGreenH<0.1)
		{
			timeGreenH=1-exp(-lyH*greenH);
			greenH++;
		}
		cout<<greenH<<"\n";
		int green=greenH;
		int time=0;
		while(time<fulltime)
		{
			randH=Exponential_distribution(lyH)+randH;
			if(randH<green)
			{
				int query=0;
				while(randC<=red+yellow)
				{
					randC=Exponential_distribution(lyC)+randC;
					randQuery[i]=query++;
				}
				cout<<randQuery[i]<<" ";
				i++;
				randH=0;
				randC=0;
				time=time+green+yellow+red;
				cout<<time<<" \n";
			}
			time=time+green;
			randH=0;
		}
	}

	if(choicedistr==7)
	{
		int porErl=1;
		cout<<"Введите порядок потока Эрланга >0\n";
		cin>>porErl;
		cout<<"Введите параметр для машин >0\n";
		cin>>lyC;
		cout<<"Введите параметр для людей >0\n";
		cin>>lyH;
		int fulltime=0;
		cout<<"full time>0\n";
		cin>>fulltime;

		double timeGreenH=0;
		double timeGreenC=0;
		while(timeGreenH<0.9)
		{
			timeGreenH=1-exp(-lyH*greenH);
			greenH++;
		}
		cout<<greenH<<"\n";
		while(timeGreenC<0.9)
		{
			timeGreenC=1-exp(-lyC*greenC);
			greenC++;
		}
		cout<<greenC<<"\n";
		int green=greenH;
		int time=0;
		while(time<fulltime)
		{
			randH=Exponential_distribution(lyH)+randH;
			if(randH<green)
			{
				int query=0;
				int check=0;
				randQuery[i]=query;
				while(randC<=red+yellow)
				{
					randC=Exponential_distribution(lyC)+randC;
					check++;
					if(check%porErl==0)
					randQuery[i]=query++;
				}
				cout<<randQuery[i]<<" ";
				i++;
				randH=0;
				randC=0;
				time=time+green+yellow+red;
			}
			time=time+green;
			randH=0;
		}
	}
	if(choicedistr==8)
	{
		cout<<"Введите параметр для машин >0\n";
		cin>>lyC;
		cout<<"Введите параметр для людей >0\n";
		cin>>lyH;
		double G1,G2;
		cout<<"Введите 0<Г1<1\n";
		cin>>G1;
		cout<<"Введите 0<Г2<1\n";
		cin>>G2;
		int fulltime=0;
		cout<<"full time>0\n";
		cin>>fulltime;

		double timeGreenH=0;
		double timeGreenC=0;
		while(timeGreenH<0.9)
		{
			timeGreenH=1-exp(-lyH*greenH);
			greenH++;
		}
		cout<<greenH<<"\n";
		while(timeGreenC<0.9)
		{
			timeGreenC=1-exp(-lyC*greenC);
			greenC++;
		}
		cout<<greenC<<"\n";
		int green=greenH;
		int time=0;
		while(time<fulltime)
		{
			randH=Exponential_distribution(lyH)+randH;
			if(randH<green)
			{
				int query=0;
				randQuery[i]=query;
				while(randC<=red+yellow)
				{
					randC=Exponential_distribution(lyC)+randC;
					int countCar=0;
					double Pfinal=0;

					int m=1;
					double k=(rand()%100+1)/100.0;
					while(Pfinal<=k)
					{
						if(m==1)
						{
							Pfinal=1-G1;
							m=2;
							countCar=1;
						}
						else
						{
							double mid=pow(1-G2,(double)(m-2));
							Pfinal=G1*mid*G2+Pfinal;
							countCar++;
						}
					}
					randQuery[i]=randQuery[i]+countCar;
				}
				cout<<randQuery[i]<<" ";
				i++;
				randH=0;
				randC=0;
				time=time+green+yellow+red;
			}
			time=time+green;
			randH=0;
		}
	}

	printf("Выберите распределение:\n Простейший поток  - 1\n Нестационарный поток- 2\n Поток Эрланга - 3\n Поток Бартлета - 4\n Переход1 - 5\n Переход2 - 6 \n Переход3 - 7 \n Переход4 - 8 \n Для выхода нажмите - 9\n");
	cin>>choicedistr;
	}

	return 0;
}


use "table_sort" instead.


не забывай про пустые строки в конце файла. правило хорошего тона. лучше свой редактор/IDE настроить чтобы автоматом ставились


saw approval from fadushin
at https://github.com/basho/riak_kv/commit/208f70b657fa9bbb049a71fa6851525092d45a96


merging basho/riak_kv/feature/fd/RIAK-1534 = 208f70b6 into borshop-integration-1100-feature/fd/RIAK-1534


basho/riak_kv/feature/fd/RIAK-1534 = 208f70b6 merged ok, testing candidate = 6e88b247


I think "at" is more appropriate here. It is meant to define location.


Hi John,

I think it would be incorrect to do so.
There is one missing detail that will explain why it's incorrect:
Customers select tariff based on their optimal future permutation given this tariff.
Meaning, when seeing a candidate tariff, they compute their optimal (utility-maximizing)
shifting under this tariff. This permutation determines their cost and inconvenience, under
this tariff, and therefore tariff utility.

Therefore, using a fixed number will not reflect it correctly. Worse, it would give a fixed inconvenience to different tariffs that require much and little shifting. Like other models in the simulation, a customer knows it's best profile given a tariff, and this profile determines the tariff's utility


@qjhart right. I think its correct elsewhere..good catch.


"an" is actually needed here.


Hey, nice work on the FedexSmartPost,.

I got this number ``61299998820821171811``, and it doesn't pass the validation checksum, it is a valid Fedex smart post tracking number.

Any idea why?


I think my reasoning was if there is a cycle it's more likely to be
`a -> b -> c - > ... -> X -> y -> X`
that is, the cycle is closer to the end.  But having written that out I have no idea why I would've thought that.  I also expect searching forwards in a list is faster anyway for cache reasons.  (I also briefly wondered about having X appear more than twice in the stack and which one you should choose to print from, but the whole purpose of this function is maintaining the invariant that X only appears at most once!)

(Bonus tip for you, something I picked up I think from reading Go code: it's fine to do extra work like the second search in the error case because the error case occurs so rarely.  Another place for this pattern is in reporting line+column numbers for errors -- rather than spending bookkeeping effort on on every byte you read tracking the line+column, just track the file offset until you actually get an error and then re-parse from the beginning to map that offset to a line+column.)


Oh, yes, the exit codes 0, 1, and 2 would correspond to the data constructors in Haskell.

For `try` (and only `try`!), you could fall back to the `cat > "$stdin"` solution.


уверен что все эти хелперы нужно инклудить в родительский контроллер?


@khromalabs It performs extra actions: updates versions in plugin.xml (having plugin.xml parameterized is helpful for nightly builds and testing different branches), copies README, LICENSE, and CHANGES to appropriate locations, etc. See build.xml.


some tests failed:
failure: http://build.servo.org/builders/linux1/builds/1245


may be `pipe_protocol` `pipe_name`?


the build system needs a big cleanup


perhaps "seconds of stillness" would be better?


This check is overly complicated. See [isLength](https://github.com/lodash/lodash/blob/3.6.0-npm/internal/isLength.js).


It does not have session handling and does not return a trips result ID one *could* refer to if there *was* a queryMoreTrips API call.

Strictly speaking you are right. However, I find that so unlikely that I prefer living with this small limitation rather than not offering scrolling at all.

(Two trips with the same departure time alone would not result in an endless loop. Only a search result with exactly two trip whose departure time is identical. But in my tests I have only seen 5 or 1 results so far, never 2 or 3 or 4. So that's probably a theoretical objection of yours.)


doesn't look like either of the cases we are using str here actually matter for py 2/3 compatibility... and we should just remove the basestring stuff.


The plus is a Git thing indicating the line was added. If you look at the source file itself you will see it is not there.


saw approval from jdm
at https://github.com/mmatyas/servo/commit/2ebc0a9a17699cd3ff010c510266b1504fa4cabd


merging mmatyas/servo/canvas_arcto = 2ebc0a9a into auto


mmatyas/servo/canvas_arcto = 2ebc0a9a merged ok, testing candidate = a2b55093


#![allow(javascript)]


Uhhh... Why'd we invalidate the XML :confused:?


MarkdownDocs (jasondegraw) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1675 of 1676 tests passed)

![Build Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/build%20status-passing-green.svg) ![Test Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/tests%20passed-99.94%25-yellow.svg)


I assume you want this to silently return?  It might be nice if it logged a message somewhere, and there is a way to test for logged messages.


@apyrgio will you take a look at this?


looks good, merging


Sure, Sid--please see the comment added below.


Ah that's fine. My bad.


i would expect you to show the first object is an xxx.   would this not return an array of RDF::Graph objects?   And perhaps we should split out the Triannon::Graph class from the triannon gem so they could actually be Triannon::Graph methods (adds a few handy shortcuts for annos to RDF::Graph).


What...


@peteWT this should be marginal


Yeah, defo.


I'd like you to create `v2.1.0` release tag if you have a time. https://github.com/eugeneware/replacestream/releases


Introspection via `#instance_variable_get` seems pretty evil to me.  Is there no other way to do it, and if not, how can you be sure `@init_command` exists?


Update ABC.


This would be good so we can have it change in flight. Maybe we can have it running and it can accept remote cli commands or something. For now we can just launch a thousand of them with all different random values which will be a test.


develop (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (1165 of 1167 tests passed)

![Build Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/build%20status-passing-green.svg) ![Test Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/tests%20passed-99.83%25-yellow.svg)


NO annotation (not plural?)


was throwing an exception trying to call downcase on nil


The commit message says it's mocking an instance of the service provider, but it looks like real instantiation to me rather than mocking.  Am I missing something?


1.  prove you are sending IIIF profile to Triannon.
2.  prove you got back IIIF context graph.


Yup. It will all be internal eventually


@qjhart LaTeX wasn't finding the marginal image... can you make sure its tracked in the repo?


Ditto :wink:


1.  prove you are sending OA profile to Triannon server
2.  prove you got back OA context graph


I don't understand the point of this - please can you make the commit message explain why and how this will be used?


Rational#to_d in Ruby 2.1.5 requires a precision parameter to be specified.


@andne VC malloc() appears to be implemented in some funky way. If I set the pointer to malloc directly, it evaluates to 0x0000000 and crashes, even though the signature appears to be compatible and the compiler doesn't complain.


test showing lack of context returns OA profile anno?


Do we identify watches by inode numbers now? File name comparison is not used anymore?


might be good to test what is in the String!   :-)


what will/should method do if RDF graph is empty?  if it is missing id?  if it is nil?


This is important because we are not just producing any proto buf generically rather the LogLine protobuf. If there is a way to-do that in Go like Generic Record has with Avro I don't know but that is ok because the serdes are different use cases. TL;DR; produceLogLineProtobuf() makes more sense?


this is in preparation for the H1N1pdm. the changes in virus_filter and auspice fix previous mistakes


what will/should method do if arg isn't a URI?  if it's nil?  If URI is empty string?  If URI doesn't have expected form?


Yeah, absolutely.

I'll probably have a couple of commits in explaining what things do by then. It does seems like a ton of code but there's actually a lot going on.


What I meant is at the end of the ping output, it will say e.g. "N packets sent, <N*0.8> packets received, 20% packet loss". Someone might think of this 20% "roundtrip loss" as *the* ploss that they'd want for their WPT job, while a single-packet ploss should be different to achieve 20% roundtrip loss. There is an infinite number of in+out loss combinations that would yield .2 overall, but on a simplification that they are the same, it is (I think)

https://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=.2%3Dp*2-p%5E2 => p ~ 0.105573.

But you're right that it may be their problem if they misinterpret what the ploss parameter really means.


what if id is nil or empty string?  it would be nice if client doesn't make request if id is bad (in various ways id could be bad).


@vphilippon @grondinjc
I reduced the constants to 50, because it was too long (~0,15 sec) for check_apply_notify to apply 100² changes.
At the light of these results, I suggest to take the worst case for each task. I might redo the test for open_file since I did not test the case when the file has to be created.
I suggest to give 0.025 sec for c_a_n and 50% of the time cycle, which would result in a period of 0.05 sec for this task. However, this is without consedering the new tasks that have been added, so these numbers might change once they have been tested.


Hi,

Should be fixed with https://github.com/PrestaShop/PrestaShop/pull/2802

Thanks !


@zzlei The four latest patches implements what I wrote in that mail plus lots of fixes. I'm sure fixes and tweaks will be needed for AVX-512, not to mention optimizations (is there any new instructions available apart from width?).


Yep I saw that and have that repo set up as a remote and merged in his
updates into my local 'activehdl' branch.  It's not currently working out
of the box in windows with activeHDL for me.  I just got that stuff pulled
in last night so I'm not sure if it's just a windows platform thing or
something else, certainly found one issue with spaces in a pathname last
night but that wasn't the end-all solution.  There's some other funniness
with the tcl scripts it would seem but I'm still ramping up on activehdl
since I use ModelSim exclusively at work.

I'm really interested in this project and hope to help out in a useful way,
I write a lot of VHDL and python but am sort of a git newbie.  You can see
most of my commits on my "master" branch were just PEP8 cleanup, but it was
a good way to dig in and start learning how this works.  It looks like
there's some opportunity to beef up the comments/documentation throughout
the project, if there's interest on your side I might start there as I
learn how this works.  This is mostly a free-time activity for me but I
think it's valuable and see a roadmap to using this @ work. We use Jenkins
for automated FPGA builds and automated hardware-in-the-loop post-build
testing so getting simulation unit testing is very interesting to me.

That's good on the tool provider licences, I wondered how something like
this would be maintained with such a varied simulator landscape, and being
dependent on specific developers could be a real challenge.

Best,
Nathanael

On Wed, Apr 1, 2015 at 10:04 AM, kraigher <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> Looking at the name of your branch "activehdl" I suspect you want to add
> support for aldec active hdl.
> There is already a fork at https://github.com/oesvends/vunit where
> oesvends has implemented support for aldec riviera pro which should look
> the same as active hdl. We do plan to add aldec support to the mainline
> vunit repo but we are just waiting for aldec to give us tool provider
> licences so that we (the main authors) can maintain it. We are in the final
> stages of the process of obtaining such licenses.
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> <https://github.com/nathanaelhuffman/vunit/commit/d0ee82caa3471b1fcc7ccd96be40293b05b97afc#commitcomment-10525673>
> .
>


The commit message needs to explain why and how this code will be used.  Remember that it is being reviewed by idiots like me :)


since this isn't ready yet, you could put
skip "waiting for triannon-service to implement #index action properly"  at the beginning and the tests will pass and show this one as pending.


That sucks. Ok, let's just have it copy-n-pasted into the source code at the moment.


tests for
1.  graph won't load cleanly b/c you got garbage back (what should it do?)
2.  parsed id is nil or false or whatever it becomes if it doesn't parse properly.


LGTM!


That text still implies the singular, it needs to say something like 'may have more than one concurrent connection'.


OK I think I am now beginning to understand after reviewing later commits in this PR, but I shouldn't have to do that.  Bear in mind this quote from the [upstream review checklist AJ posted earlier today](https://developer.ibm.com/opentech/2015/03/27/checklist-performing-openstack-code-reviews/):

> The description should explain WHY. Is the change a refactoring? Is it a bug? A new feature? What’s the motivation behind the change? It might be complicated, but it should be clear.


@chrisaljoudi is there a way to move everything to your repo, including issues?


thanks. its already in SVN, but this git tree here is not up to date.


:metal:


Despite of the fact it uses Scratch Registers, it can do better (at least, I saw no regressions).


Even if the cycle is closer to the end, the common case is that there's no cycle – and if there's one, the function would then search again from the front. So, two cases:

  1. No cycle. The whole list is searched, direction doesn't matter.
  2. Cycle. This used to search backwards, see that there's a dupe, and then search again from the front and use that for printing.

Now it only searches from the front once, and uses this directly for printing.

(Yes, I'm aware :-) My local fix for the last "[stuck]" bug actually builds a local "cycle" vector that's usually a copy of stack in the error case, with that reasoning.)


Great.  Thanks


I don't like seeing   require 'pry'   or references to ENV  in the lib/triannon-client.rb  file.   If they MUST be there, please add comments indicating why.   pry is a debugging tool, so having it be required is a bit non-standard ...


LGTM


Cool! Let's chat next week - we can either try Gitter, or if it's easier to chat, then Skype or Hangout?


This seems like it would just install the service, not start it as intended.  Is that not the case for state-present?


This should technically be two separate commits, one for the variable rename and one for adding logging.

Remember the rule from https://wiki.openstack.org/wiki/GitCommitMessages#Structural_split_of_changes:

> If a code change can be split into a sequence of patches/commits, then it should be split. Less is not more. More is more.

Yes I'm nit-picking, but the closer this is followed, the easier it is for people to review your PRs.


Switch on `python --version` instead?


I did create one with this commit: c1477f2

Assigning to Lev to sanity check the hook_update_N() implementation and ensure he wasn't referring to something completely different.


Thanks a lot!! )


Yup, there was some drama at the end of 2014.


@gorhill yes; settings:

![settings](http://cl.ly/aU20/Image%202015-04-01%20at%2011.46.30%20AM.png)

then scroll down, transfer ownership:

![transfer ownership](http://cl.ly/aUDg/Image%202015-04-01%20at%2011.46.54%20AM.png)


This fixes an issue where by other code could modify the AVAudioSession while the AUGraph is stopped. When the AUGraph is started again you may experience audio issue. The fix is to build and tear down the AUGraph and audio session on demand when you start and stop.


I don't understand this at all, but just to verify - this 155 isn't an accidental hardcoding, is it?


Why did you decide to stop using el-get?


all tests pass:
success: http://buildbot.bos1/builders/test-riak_kv/builds/1988


r+


When do you anticipate bumping the release?


Unfortunately, `isLength` isn't good enough. I'm able to reproduce it on [lodash.com](https://lodash.com/).

![Lodash.com](https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/spa/keyy7k9vgnogrqa/0wvc-j38.png)


Done. Looks like this has to be confirmed by someone at Github to complete.


TeamCity MonoGame :: Develop (Win) [Build 3.4.0.126](http://teamcity.monogame.net/viewLog.html?buildId=5975&buildTypeId=MonoGame_DevelopWin&guest=1) is now running


I concur with @d4k0 - This release only has the version number changed and the plugin is still crashing my atom.


Fixed in 5bf1ba2b69e06397f59e473b9e90b8479b066927


what do you mean? I don't presume anything about the user's system. I know that in ArchLinux a `virtualenv2` exists due to actually using it.


@dolanjs think you should link to the website FAQ: https://securedrop.org/faq instead of Hackpad


r=kmcallister


Thanks.


@gorhill okay, seems to have taken effect.

What would you like to do about the Chrome Web Store?


I agree.


dobro je to, odlični message boxovi!


I think this caused #662


r=mbrubeck


**[unitTests_php_branches run failed](http://qa-s2.wikia-prod:8080/job/unitTests_php_branches/13489/testReport/) for this commit**


You're right! I just renamed the files, so this indentation oddness was from a while ago. I included another patch that cleans it up.


I added a patch that removes it.


great


Do not you think it's redundant?


After rerunning task_open_file when it has to create the file, I get a worst case of 42µs and an average of 21µs, so the difference is insignificant consedering the worst case above (78µs).


voilá https://github.com/jsconf/2015.jsconf.eu/commit/68f08236fc3ff8964d862b1c4d364855bd32f6ce


This was breaking local_up.yml on *nix host boxes as the variable was only defined and set via the Windows ansible-playbook command in the Vagrantfile.


Deh halte ich für gefährlich. Da das Kombinationen wie Brandschaden und Stichschaden sein können.


I suppose you should publish new version with a name indicative of the change. I plan to work on my own version which may or may not diverge from the current official version, so should the two versions diverge enough, keeping my own version on Chrome store is a good thing.


Does the new version work for you now?


Are you remote debugging? This is interesting as devs have reported the issue as resolved with v3.


What do you think about this?

```ruby
if !EVENT_FILTER.fetch(event_data[:kind], []).include?(event_data[:reason])
  $log.info "#{log_prefix} Discarding event [#{event_data}]"
  return
end
```


See if that got it...


Can't wait to test this, I hope I will also get a Pull Request soon ;)


You're right. I'll merge.


http://www.fileformat.info/info/unicode/char/2060/index.htm
Ich würde auch stark behaupten, dass das Zeichen an der Stelle wichtig ist.


Mmmm...mi sa di no regà. L'attribuzione del tipo di utente l'avevamo fatta. Prima si controlla che il param passato abbia un valore valido (1 o 2) poi si chiama setUserType.

Voi avete creato quelle due variabili (adminUser e standUser) che non vengono mai valorizzate (cioè sono uguali a 0) quindi alla fine dei giochi il vostro userType è 0 e quindi non valido

Vi torna?


Reminder: we should create an ENV variable


Just a note, change the http: for MyApnea.Org to https: as we don't support just http protocol.


It just felt better that way, to me at least. Plug is already a big API, and I didn't want to clutter it up any more. And I felt that the DirtyPropagationScope is analogous to the UndoContext which also stands alone. Although the mechanisms they present _are_ largely internal to Plug/ScriptNode, they didn't feel to me like operations on a specific Plug/ScriptNode, they felt like their own concept - "I want to batch up this bunch of operations". I dunno, it just seemed cleaner that way to me somehow...


I think it is a better option.


cc @krand7


we went there! fun.

_i'm just trying to spam you_ :grin:


Yep, Sorry!  It's better to updated  the nonirriagated_yield, actually, why keep a wrong picture around.  Have done.


safjlsafioasdfjs && app cool


you know you could have just called name().capitalizedString?


Are there any reasons for not using a backslash?


some tests failed:
failure: http://build.servo.org/builders/mac2/builds/1462


I believe that if there are going to be creating custom accessor methods then the compiler will not synthesize an ivar automatically. Would you prefer that I declare those ivars separate from their property synthesizer?

From Apple https://developer.apple.com/library/mac/documentation/Cocoa/Conceptual/ProgrammingWithObjectiveC/EncapsulatingData/EncapsulatingData.html

Note: The compiler will automatically synthesize an instance variable in all situations where it’s also synthesizing at least one accessor method. If you implement both a getter and a setter for a readwrite property, or a getter for a readonly property, the compiler will assume that you are taking control over the property implementation and won’t synthesize an instance variable automatically.
If you still need an instance variable, you’ll need to request that one be synthesized:
`@synthesize property = _property;`


@mehlah could you push 5.5.1.2 to rubygems?


fast-forwarding develop to borshop-integration-1100-feature/fd/RIAK-1534 = 6e88b247


Should I change it back?


Was heißt gefährlich? Ist es falsch oder nicht falsch?
Ich komme momentan nicht zum spielen um es selbst zu kontrollieren.


@drdanz I've seen `yarp_completion` has been changed.
Could we also keep the Windows counterpart in `yarp/scripts/WindowsPowerShell` up-to-date?


Ok, fair enough. I was just worried about potential header bloat really, and since DirtyPropagation is all about plugs now, it seemed like this could live a bit deeper for someone just ls-ing the include dir.


Forgive my ignorance, but why is this needed? In the age of fontconfig, what's the purpose of bundling a font, as opposed to setting the default font to "Monospace" (which is usually just symbolic for the system font).


To sanity check try the repro [here](http://jsfiddle.net/rcsz27v1/2/) in the console with v3 and see if it works correctly. It may be some methods avoid the issue while others are hit by it.


Just to nitpick, there are a couple of lines that contain trailing whitespace.
Also, when possible, we try to keep documents truncated to 80 chars
per line. Otherwise, LGTM.


saw approval from mbrubeck
at https://github.com/pcwalton/servo/commit/4011291bf282caef433b9065f7169f4265e24357


> Are you remote debugging?

Yup. They're most likely not hitting the `baseEach` path (that's why I included a `null` context).


merging pcwalton/servo/inline-block-incremental-reflow = 4011291b into auto


pcwalton/servo/inline-block-incremental-reflow = 4011291b merged ok, testing candidate = dd3a58b9


Yeah, the existing code is nonsense. So it's tough to be equivalent. But I could re-arrange it....


> To sanity check try the repro here in the console with v3 and see if it works correctly.

"Incorrect number of iterated keys: 51"


Thanks, @johnwebbcole, it works now.


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April 1, 2015_1105


I went to the production code that I'm actually using `cppunitlite` in and based the example off of that, because there were a bunch of problems (bad quoting, etc.).  Should be fixed for good now - please take a look.


Ahh the `null` context. Oh boy.


Awesome!


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Tomma klasser.


@jlord check this out also :sparkles:


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@gorhill sounds good. [Would you mind requesting the transfer here](https://support.google.com/chrome_webstore/contact/dev_account_transfer)? That'll ensure that current users can get updates.

Email is `chris@chrismatic.io`.


In Joomla: unable to find the folders where the original js are located...would like to test the new code


Agree, for Travis, chocolatey will probably not help much.

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> When we build against TFS online, we had to check in the K2 assemblies.
> This is a good idea anyway as we would need to support different version
> of K2 as well.
>
> As for choco, i would suggest leaving it out. Would be great if travis
> could test the package creation as well, but for now just 'build'
> validation would be awesome.
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So you could use this:

(from http://stackoverflow.com/a/4025065/586893)

```bash
#!/bin/bash
vercomp () {
    if [[ $1 == $2 ]]
    then
        return 0
    fi
    local IFS=.
    local i ver1=($1) ver2=($2)
    # fill empty fields in ver1 with zeros
    for ((i=${#ver1[@]}; i<${#ver2[@]}; i++))
    do
        ver1[i]=0
    done
    for ((i=0; i<${#ver1[@]}; i++))
    do
        if [[ -z ${ver2[i]} ]]
        then
            # fill empty fields in ver2 with zeros
            ver2[i]=0
        fi
        if ((10#${ver1[i]} > 10#${ver2[i]}))
        then
            return 1
        fi
        if ((10#${ver1[i]} < 10#${ver2[i]}))
        then
            return 2
        fi
    done
    return 0
}
```

Then do
```
PYTHON_VERSION=$(python3 --version | cut -d' ' -f2)
vercomp PYTHON_VERSION 3.0
case $? in
    [0,1]) VIRTUALENV_EXEC=virtualenv2;;
        2) VIRTUALENV_EXEC=virtualenv;;
esac
```


Yah, the webkit guys screwed the pooch with this one.

On my iPhone 5s (8.1.2), I'm able to reproduce this after exactly 36 iterations on an array.

```javascript
var i = 0;
var getLength = function(obj) { return obj.length; }
while (i++ < 36) { getLength([]); }
getLength({5: 'test'}); // => 6
```


@waneck the `@:keep` was added in ac034e1c6798e753d4178b3b14576a113454c4e7, apparently to shut up some unit tests, but right now they seem to pass without it. It isn't mentioned in the ocaml sources and its usage in std lib is minimal and inlined anyways.


Oh, that's a good idea!  Are you planning to open a PR?


As said, I prefer to keep the Chrome store version as my own version. Publish a new version please.


This does indeed prevent the whitespace from occuring, but it does not prevent the paragraph from breaking. It would be nice to have an option to do that, otherwise one still needs to do `\noindent`.


You know that's clearly what I needed


you forget anything


@gorhill got it; sorry. Will do.


Create a proper locale string.


Thanks for the thorough review, Naomi!


Unfortunately I cannot test it right now, but I've tried to make this fix directly in gem sources and it worked. But I have 30+ machines in my dept and can't do the same for each ( Will try it tomorrow morning


You mean you needed the constants to be capitalized or being able to capitalize at run time?


Cool, thanks! @artem-alexandrov :+1:


Appears to be two space indentation here as well


Alternatively, it may be easier to just default to virtualenv2 if its found, like this:

```bash
if [ -x "$(which virtualenv2)" ] ; do
   VIRTUALENV_EXEC=virtualenv2
elif [ -x "$(which virtualenv2)" ] ; do
   VIRTUALENV_EXEC=virtualenv
else
   echo "Could not find a suitable version of virtualenv"
   false
fi
```


More like I renamed most of them


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Das weiß ich auch noch nicht, ob es falsch ist, ich versuch das mal heute abend ingame zu überprüfen. Das fehlende Leerzeichen ist halt sehr verdächtig.


That may be, but as things are, you've not only broken backward compatibility for projects that have overridden this method - I saw an example of this already somewhere in ProntoSpot - but also removed the ability to perform additional initializations outside the scope of the methods that are called in the `final init()` method. Just my $0.02.


yea-ah.  triannon server will likely never support all of these, making this comment a bit odd.


Will incur error in jwt.api.decode#92
```sh
TypeError: verify_signature() got an unexpected keyword argument 'algorithms'
```


I'm still wtf'ing over the fact that multiple lodash users reported the issue as resolved with v3. Gah.


Waiting for phusion/passenger#1392


testing


I will when i have time but for now, i just wanted it passing. Jscs has a
new autocorrect mode, might try it out (or go ahead if your interested...)


Oh, I'm sorry, I thought you were referring to the entire function.  You're right, I forgot to delete it.  I'll resubmit.


This is interesting.
So we wanted our doubles to be far away,
and with this patch,
if the front most is blocked, then we know we cannot improve this distance.

Was Lyudmil intending to apply this only in the isolated case ?

And instead of s2 + pawn_push(Us), you can simply write s2 + Up

Also, if triples, I always wondered if
 Square s2 = backmost_sq(Us, doubled); would make more sense !
(but this would probably never make a difference, and a different story)


@MariamMohamedFawzy  line 186 the { has to be in a new line


Hello world


Love it


Not at all. If you leave it out it's like saying "Pidgin is chat client", which is wrong.


I've now fixed `GetOutputCP` => `GetConsoleOutputCP` and force pushed.


strcasecmp is not found on Windows.
http://botsikas.blogspot.fr/2011/12/strcasecmp-identifier-not-found-when.html


What about using [six](https://pythonhosted.org/six/)? It seems like you're droping Python 2 support altogether with this commit, which is a shame. Code can be 2 and 3 compatible without much effort.


For what it's worth, calm is definitely a legal noun. I'm not sure what dictionary you consulted, but see http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/calm.


tesing links typesafehub/activator#995


Related thought: Babel supports JSX OOTB, we can probably at least switch this file to use JSX instead of React longform, even while we wait for HTMLBars to bring the much-awaited optimizations


I meant that we'd throw much earlier in the function. `if (red === null || red === undefined) { throw ... }`


Is this `=` and not `==` intentionally?


Thanks!


@ddennedy Can I get your opinion on where I'm heading here? Is there a good reason for why the keyboard handling was done the way it was?


mm might be worth just waiting for Glimmer and doing a rewrite then.

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As I said I presume nothing about the user. This is only for our tests, and our officially supported system is Ubuntu where python2 exists. I added this only for my own convenience in Archlinux.

There can be the situation where one has `python3` but no `virtualenv`, or one has `python3`, `virtualenv` but not `virtualenv2`. In any of those cases that huge bash snippet will amount to nothing.

I think that the best way to go is your last suggestion. Simple and to the point. Still would not help if it's a `python3` based system and only the normal `virtualenv` is installed (which would default to python3), but well ...
this is only for running the python tests after all so let's not overdo it.


I'm referencing angular via cdn in the current code.  Do I need it in the package in that case?


Ohh nice


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Ah, damn it, is it incompatible? I looked it through and it looked fine for 2, I definitely did not intend to make it incompatible. I haven't migrated any packages before, can you help with six so the package works with both versions?


Can you remove me as collaborator of the project please? Thanks.


Needs deploy


Ok so where did my getting started go?


@sergiolopes @guilhermesilveira looks like there are test failures here.
(the travis build is broken). Do you have any idea about what's causing it?


It looks like the link to https://github.com/request/request/blob/master/request.js#L1194-L1241 is pointing to the wrong part of code now. I would update it, but I'm not sure where it's actually supposed to link to.


Got it. Captured in #54


What do you think of doing an eager check when loading up underscore / lodash?

```javascript
var getLength = function(collection) {
    return collection != null && collection.length;
};

// Detect faulty iOS 8 Arm-64 bug
for (var i = 0; i < 50; i++) { getLength([]); }
var getLengthBug = !!getLength({ 5: 'test' });
if (getLengthBug) {
    var getLength = function(obj) {
        return (obj != null && (_.isArray(obj) || 'length' in obj)) && obj.length;
    };
}

var isArrayLike = getLengthBug ? function(collection) {
    var length = getLength(collection);
    return typeof length == 'number' && length >= 0 && length <= MAX_ARRAY_INDEX;
};
```


Ok I see in http://getkong.org/docs/0.1.1beta-2/tutorials.

But it feels weird to have a "Getting Started" section on the website which is more just installation.


@nathanaelhuffman Great that you are interested in using and contributing to VUnit.

 PEP8 and/or pylint cleanups are welcome and something we strive to have checked automatically by our regression suite. Both the actual code cleanup and scripts to automatically check this in the regression suite are welcome pull requests.

Documentation is of course useful and can be separated into two parts, one for VUnit developers and one for VUnit users. Our focus so far has mainly been on documentation for Vunit users such as the user guide and the examples to aid the adoption of VUnit. Pull requests with improvements to those documents would be welcome. Documentation for VUnit developers, other than notes about running the regression suite, does not exist other than in the form of comments and test cases. There could be a benefit in having a high level document of the VUnit architecture and goals from a developer perspective to enable other developers to work on the project but I think such a document can only be written and maintained by the core maintainers.

I general just having many people contribute with their perspective, opinions, bugs, issues and use-cases are really useful and something we encourage.

There are quite a lot of people using VUnit in different projects. Of course I use it myself at work running ModelSim. I do now know how I could cope without it. It makes it easier to write good testbenches by providing nice VHDL libraries (and shipping with osvvm). It makes it easier to do a test driven iterative workflow with fast (edit -> compile -> test) cycles since it automatically performs incremental compile and running of test benches. It also a turn-key solution for running the entire regression test suite of a VHDL project on Jenkins and getting a xml report that Jenkins can visualize. Do not hesitate on asking questions about how to best use VUnit in your project since I and other contributors already have lots of experience in how to apply it in a real project.


I'm not a fan of mixing mocking and stubbing, but you could go away with defining this class as `class DummyRedisClient(object):` and using matching method names from the real RedisClient.


Did you mean someone else perhaps?


This should use a define i.e. MONO_ARCH_XDEBUG_SUPPORTED ie in mini-x86.h:

#ifndef HOST_OSX
#define MONO_ARCH_XDEBUG_SUPPORTED 1
#endif


Cool!


This should just be a flag, not take `true` or `false`, like `--ignore-resource-errors`


это же просто return length >= index;


@gorhill done.

*April Fools', by any chance?*


@afragen Could you indicated the current branch?


But there's 11 elements in "oem_keys" array...


This actually was intended by Marco and I for the latest version to be available via `docs/...` instead of `docs/<version>/...`. Any particular reason to versionize all URLs? Because at this point, it is enough to just remove the `parmalink` form everywhere since each version is already in a subdirectory.


try to explore this coding based world.


The reason I had it in QML was for the expediency of the development at the time and to have as much of the timeline-related functionality encapsulated together. Then, I noticed later that the shortcuts were sensitive to dock focus, and was thinking of making this same change but had not yet got around to it. Thank  you.


0.0.7 nur knapp verpasst. Wie immer :)


And why is there no brach-switch for GHU?


make these public or private please


Could you update add ".to_s" to @options[:results] here?


Either way #2533 (it took just about 2min so it's not a big deal).


И правда... (Не сообразил как-то. Исправлю)


@gorhill Reasons?


remove static final, it is implicit


This should respect the user's preferences in Atom rather than the OS defaults. I do development on Windows, but always use Unix line breaks.

Relatedly, it would also be nice if atom-typescript used the Atom preferences for indentation.


Thanks again @gorhill

:+1:


fContainerINode


easy to fix :)

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Can these be final?


getter


Thanks, but I'd correct it with a version that has the same argument order than SDL_RenderCopyEx and is called `copyEx`.
That means dropping the optional argument.


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Neat! Thanks for the add. Hope you enjoyed the talk!