Oh, now I remember why it's there. The error handling pattern for all tests is to return 1 when something unexpected happens, which means the teardown function at the end of the test is not called when doing so. Such tests rely on the caller to properly cleanup when there is a problem, which makes tests a little easier to write. The main function can be relied on to cleanup everything. To avoid calling teardown twice, we could not call it when the return code is 0 and only call it when the return code is 1. However that subtle distinction will probably be lost on most developers and reviewers. Since the only drawback for having the teardown called all the time is a performance loss, I think it's a small price to pay for having a consistent behavior.

The **setup** call is however entirely redudant and has no advantage, I'll remove it.


I was a little confused with it. Shouldn't I actually change it to `.class.php` now?


not needed... we already know the index of each element


Suggest to name it XHR as commonly used


Does not do what you think it does http://api.jquery.com/html/#html1


For user interface and documentation, I'll use "Page-related settings" and for file names and internal (short) references, I'll use "page settings". Does this sound good?


I would put this log file back, it's nice to see the progress we're making on Leon without running Leon.


Got it
@assafwe
@mayal
@liorle


All of this can be done in the template


This already looks nice, but please add proper JavaDoc comments to all methods and classes, as well as drop as many comments as possible into the code. Rather explain too much than too little.


Ok, but even user_preferences.forms.php should not have been in a separate file (I know you are not responsible for this). It should have been put in a function in user_preferences.lib.php. I think I'll refactor this.  Your opinion please?


Should not require template as an option. Keep this in the prototype (outside of initialize)


Hi @micrum. This line look weird a bit. Why don't you write this way?
``` html
<div class="col-md-4">
  <%= f.label :user_name, class: 'control-label' %>
</div>
<div class="col-md-6">
  <%= f.text_field :user_name, class: 'form-control' %>
</div>
```


Never put "use strict" in global scope


Why `var`?


Yes, 11 am PT = 2pm EST (http://www.worldtimebuddy.com/) :)

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@itamarnet Será que o `rm -f ${ZZTMP}` novo é mesmo necessário?

Porque 3 linhas adiante o `mv` já fará o serviço de substituí-lo, incondicionalmente. E nas duas linhas anteriores ao `mv`, a pré-existência do arquivo `.htm` não faz diferença.


The active player can be inferred from the length on states, why add it as a parameter?


I believe it's better; even if it's only initialized, it's a class :)


Aha, I guess it's to move that logic over to the RuleEngine?


Done https://github.com/Alkarex/FreshRSS/commit/cad42ea55f8f974899328bed74cf2b9d7fffe4a2


Please give your commits proper messages. Update or backup is not good enough.  I am fine with an occasional backup commit before the weekend, but all the others should be more indicating what is in that commit (purpose, change, problem it fixes).

I also suggest that you commit more often during the day aka commit each logical and consistent change of your content in a single commit.


если выше есть rebuildCache();, то здесь обнуление кеша излишне.


`derived-mode-p` returns a true value, I think you mean `(when (not (derived-mode-p 'python-mode)) ...)`?


C'est en contradiction avec le filtre par défaut sur les contenus publics.


C'est plus simple à exploiter dans le code. :)


Looking good these refactorings :+1:


Please do (after the wrapper function is gone).


Done


Yes.


Terrific! Thx=)


Thanks – I updated this just now. (I thought your packages had disappeared from the repo, but I must have been doing something wrong – apologies.)


That looks fine, I considered doing it that way anyway. Having it fail when `allow_disabled` is false but SELinux appears to be entirely absent does make sense.


This is very convoluted... A lot of assumption here. what if I set the element's transform to something else in the CSS? Does it work the same on other browsers? will it break? Is there a better way to do this, or is it necessary?


It's a huge file containing just data about what settings should be shown. I'm not sure if it is really a good idea to put this in `user_preferences.lib.php`.

If you do, also consider `setup.forms.php`.


Hi @paulmueller,

thanks for the feedback. I hope https://github.com/knime-ip/knip-python-extensions/commit/6df0074c433f0f8c69a77e7b95c694942dc10388 makes things better? I'm happy to further enhance the comments in the scripts.


Use this notation if you're only setting one CSS property. It's clearer http://api.jquery.com/css/#css2


Avoid querying DOM outside of document ready if possible


@rclai Idk if we should go for the template name UpperCamelCase naming. I prefer to use lowerCamelCase


Hello,

What device?


how about you create a class that manages all the parallax objects? Better yet, do you even need the parallax object class? It doesn't have much -- just one simple translateY method


@ocombe Ok, cool! I'll be there.


semi colon?


@douwevandermeij I was not very happy either. @mkoistinen pointed out in #48 why this had to be done.


Makes sense now :)


Odd, it's all cut and pasted from different parts of the codebase, and I checked the imports and var names.

MyWorldGenerator.AddAsteroidPrefab adds a random factor into the file name, that's in LoadRandomizedVoxelMapPrefab() I also didn't want to rely on the MyWorldGenerator code, which could end up rewritten for new map/mission types, it's generates things like Easy Start 1&2.

Also VoxelMap itself is blocked from within scripts, by the sandbox, so cannot be returned.


继续添加一些东西


Merged. Thanks!


This isn't correct because you need to handle all the values returned by decode_header, not just the first one. Multiple values will be returned when there's multiple, separately encoded parts. Consider this example:

```python
>>> header.decode_header("=?utf-8?B?VsOpbMO0VG91bG91c2U=?= se =?latin-1?Q?termine bient=F4t?=")
[(b'V\xc3\xa9l\xc3\xb4Toulouse', 'utf-8'), (b' se ', None), (b'termine bient\xf4t', 'latin-1')]
```


Hello!

Sorry... should have mentioned it.
Custom one based on an ar9331

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Should rename that to `isNull`.


Mais informações no issue #178

@itamarnet lembra de colocar o número do issue na mensagem de commit ;)


Yes, I think it makes sense to subclass six.binary_type.


All in one line?


@magnumripper AVX2 support can be "borrowed" from https://github.com/gvanas/KeccakCodePackage/commits/master repository.


In my virtualbox Ubuntu 15.04 I simply cannot force it to fail. Maybe take a look tomorrow?


Maybe just something like `HeaderBytes` or `headerbytes`?


It's a command line tool, not a big project or even a library. Also, the commons library that you have used is much more prone to jar version conflict than SLF4J. SLF4J is very well designed and has been quite stable and backward compatible for years. Having said that, it's not an urgent change at the moment. There is much more to be done here now than this refactoring ;)


cc @mmatyas @glennw

This might just be a rustup mismatch.


Yes done in ea45bec


Thanks, You're right.


@dpgeorge @pfalcon
> Yes, but it's supposed to be corner-case functionality just to get full CPython compatibility. It should be that you can confidently disable this option without hurting usability. If that's not the case then we need to refine this option. (You can grep for CPYTHON_COMPAT in py/*.c to see exactly what is turned off.)

I found something that makes some scripts (for instance smtplib.py) break all over the place:

```c
#if MICROPY_CPYTHON_COMPAT
MP_DEFINE_CONST_FUN_OBJ_VAR_BETWEEN(bytes_decode_obj, 1, 3, bytes_decode);
MP_DEFINE_CONST_FUN_OBJ_VAR_BETWEEN(str_encode_obj, 1, 3, str_encode);
#endif
```

Any chance MICROPY_CPYTHON_COMPAT can be refined to include those methods? Os is there an easier/better way to work around it?


The travis machine does not use a virtualenv. It does use the miniconda Python..
A fairly similar test to the one above is here:
https://github.com/HiSPARC/sapphire/blob/master/sapphire/tests/analysis/test_direction_reconstruction.py#L145
And that does not produce an error on Travis.


Please use the unitest.TestCase helper methods (e.g. `self.assertEqual`) throughout your tests. This provides a much more useful error message when tests fail.


Got it, thanks!

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I guess, you're right. IINM, the whole list of dependencies includes make, cpio, unzip, wget, patch. The latter two are required to build some external libraries.


@mmalte Did you try gluon on an Archer? I have an Archer c7 v2 with openWRT as my primary router and think about flashing v2015.1 to it.
If I understood you guys right I could use 2,4GHz for mesh + freifunk AP + private wifi AP and 5GHz for freifunk AP + private wifi AP.


Thanks. Can we apply to all pages please? I also noticed an encoding issue on the Downloads page, and there may be others..


This is not correct.  We need /system/etc/wifi/WCNSS_qcom_cfg.ini here


We need a better abstraction over these parameters as configurations; for example something similar to elastic transcoder presets. Otherwise, bash suddenly sounds like a much more readable alternative compared to this code! 'ffmpeg -i infile.mp4 -vcodec libx264 -crf 20 -strict -2 infile_web.mp4` :)


Yes I will update this as soon as I have a working configuration.


Thanks. Fixed now.


交上去说已经有了


X11 events fires XBMC_VIDEORESIZE when the window is moved
https://github.com/xbmc/xbmc/blob/master/xbmc/windowing/WinEventsX11.cpp#L405


This test is relay needed? `!_game->getResourcePack()->getSurface(look)` should be enough.


Maybe use here `tf::Vector3`?


Nice


None means current, not need to go deeper to left or right subtree. Maybe, if I name it "subtree" it will be readable. Otherwise there will be code duplication for message forwarding to left or right subtree. Plus I wanted to separate conditions from code specific for Insert, Remove and other operations where in was used.


Na fetzt doch :D


Why `.at(index)`, where you may use `data[index]`.


Also i think that assign not work.


Remove.


Thanks, I appreciate this!


@edolstra Any ideas on how to do this better?


XYZ should be optional.


No!!!! Please read [NodeHandle::getParam API][1].

[1]: http://docs.ros.org/indigo/api/roscpp/html/classros_1_1NodeHandle.html#a8b5db588e675cf3e360da65bae6a55e4


Fixed in commit da81fa0dd4c29eef5017cabfbebeb3d916c39119.


An `importFrom` call with just one argument seems to be perfectly valid in a `NAMESPACE` file. The referred package is then listed under "loaded via a namespace" in `sessionInfo()`. So there seems to be no reason to require a second word in `@importFrom`. Am I missing anything?


Yes, adding activePlayer to Game makes the code much neater. And I start to think that verifiability drives good design, just like testability drives good design.


@alysonla Probably you like [this](https://github.com/IonicaBizau/github-colors/blob/master/colors.md)! :sparkle: :art:


Yes, that's so true.

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Yeah, tls is what I'm thinking of for encryption over the wire. If we do client-side certificates, that can also suffice for auth, but people tend to find that harder to work with than username/password or similar. Either is fine.

I'm not sure what you mean by "they can always send their own packets if they want"?

Nix already depends on openssl (for hashing), so that seems like a decent choice here.


LGTM as well.


Belum Fix


Nah, no big deal, was just making sure I wasn't missing something.


Fair enough, it can't hurt.


Regarding design, I start to have some worry about the collections -- theoretically, the more generic/independent they are, the easier they can be verified. Now the definition of GoMap and GoSet are closely coupled with Game, it might be a hurdle to verification.


That should have already been fixed by the time you were writing that: https://github.com/processing/processing/commit/73d238dd1dfc89d6e13c2590800773fced903df7


1. 这个 error log 只处理了一个 ```failure``` 的 block， 还有很多个没处理。如果每个 block 都加上一个 log 的话，有很多重复代码，不是很优雅。
1. 其实 ```handleRequestResult``` 里面有 log 错误码，但没输出error，```checkResult``` 会检查 request 来确定是否真正成功（JSON Valida 等）。可能需要重新设计一下 api。
1. 另外，打 log 的时候，只写一个 ```(@"Error:%@",error)``` 不是很清楚, 可以描述一下 如 ```Request Failed```。
1. 最后， ``` YTKLog(@"Error:%@",error); ```  逗号和 error 之间需要一个空格。


Created by Márton Osváth


废除APPEND写？


> Any chance MICROPY_CPYTHON_COMPAT can be refined to include those methods?

Sure, MICROPY_CPYTHON_COMPAT was a intended to be a quick catch-all, to be refined later based on need.

> I found something that makes some scripts (for instance smtplib.py)

Note that it may be easier to write smtplib from scratch (and to be minimal of course) rather than port from CPython. Looking at 3.4.2, 38K surely doesn't make it the biggest module in stdlib, but that will still eat quite a lot of heap.


I used to believe it was a better pattern.
However, reading http://stackoverflow.com/questions/15349733/setimmediate-vs-nexttick it's not that clear to me now !


Much better - can it be right-aligned against the map too? This is really a context option so shouldn't really be in the main flow. Do then make it live.


wrong initialisation order warning - needs to be initialised after m_Resolution


Good, thanks.
I will write a how-to about compiling in OSX 10.10.


@sudheesh001 This works fine for sometime, and then i get start getting blank profile images. They are not 404s. An `Inspect Element` reveals that the `img` does not have a source.
![image](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/5436027/7670113/cf11dc1e-fcb4-11e4-924c-7903ce7353ec.png)


As the comment in objstr.c says: you can use str() and bytes() functions instead (if you are going to rewrite the library).


Looks OK to me.


> Note that it may be easier to write smtplib from scratch (and to be minimal of course) rather than port from CPython. Looking at 3.4.2, 38K surely doesn't make it the biggest module in stdlib, but that will still eat quite a lot of heap.

Well, as a quick hack what I did was to take the original one and trim it a lot. It was not written from scratch, since a lot of the original stuff remains there (which helps a lot). Part of that original stuff depends on `str.decode/encode`. For sure the best thing to do is to rewrite it completely, but I wonder how much are those string methods used in other standard scripts.


thx, fixed


I think its ok to put them in the header.


They used a lot (python2 heritage) and the "best" way is to do what @dpgeorge suggests.


> As the comment in objstr.c says: you can use str() and bytes() functions instead (if you are going to rewrite the library).

Yes I saw that too ;-). Well, I guess I am gonna have to write smtplib from scratch, I reallt don't want to give back those ~600 bytes that I gained when disabling MICROPY_CPYTHON_COMPAT :-)


@FernetMenta are you really sure this works? Here it is as follows:

1. Windowing gets OnMove notification and checks if refreshrate has changed (due to changing the monitor)
2. Now it sets fps in graphics context
3. Now it fires the resize message which at the end calls setvideoresolutioninternal of graphics context
4. in there the fps override is reset to 0 (oh oh!)
5. now referenceclock refreshchange is called and getfps gives the wrong fps back


> They used a lot (python2 heritage) and the "best" way is to do what @dpgeorge suggests.

Got it :-). Thanks guys!


I stop commiting for a day, the next day comes and I have 7 commits for like one bug. Yay.


I apologize for contacting you this way, but would you be willing to help with my Farkle App? I am not an experienced programmer and need some help with implementing an AI.  I'm not sure what I have to offer you, but if you wish to trade services some how.  I would be more than willing.  you may contact me on Google+ plus.google.com/+SoboApps again I apologize but hope to hear from you soon.


confetti to celebrate new release


1. Windowing gets OnMove Notification
2. fire resize event
3. app calls GrasphicsContext::SetVideoResolution
4. gxf calls Windowing::ResizeWindow
5. Windowing checks and sets FPS
6. gfx informs refclock


A quick grep for encode/decode in CPython stdlib gives: 256 uses of encode, 179 uses of decode (excluding test dir which uses them a lot).

Just take what you already have for smtplib and use str/bytes where necessary.  That should be an easy change.


Oh lol, I was just going to write a blog that we moved to [opensprites.org](opensprites.org). I've been ninja'd. :P


I have realized that eliminating `matched` causes problems, because it is used in latter lines.


problem I see is that it would now only work with CORS_PROXY_HOST, it wouldn't work to read out the host from the first path part. I can't add this feature if it breaks the way it currently works


I agree it's not optimal as it is now. However, the collections are tightly
coupled with  the placed cells ADT to, hopefully, make the verification
faster and more accurate for our purposes. Feel free to refactor as you
wish, just don't forget the main objective of the assignment. Our
collections don't have to be completely generic.

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[typeahead.meteor.com](http://typeahead.meteor.com/) looked really promising, but I couldn't manage to get it working


I would have extracted this magic IP to a variable, so that one can comment on what this magic IP is :D


What is the problem here? It is Boolean indeed, that is why I use it: if `send_tf` is set, then one has to define the the position of the sensor. That is why I have put XYZ as required, but only required if transform is set.


As I said, XYZ is a must of tf is set.


> Just take what you already have for smtplib and use str/bytes where necessary. That should be an easy change

Yeah I guess so.


It seems to work, at least it makes the calculations based on the stream received. But I can change it.


Yeah forgot that :)


Yes probably.


i fail to find the spot where 5. happens and how exactly it happens


Could you elaborate on the error?


Thank you!


I've no clue why the template is not catching up with the reactive variable.
Could be done with `Session`, but I just want to know what is wrong with that RV. Besides RVs are more lightweight than Session


@gridaphobe: Next time, please explain why the revert is done (in the commit message).


Oi, o data é um campo que o jQuery utiliza para mandar os parâmetros em formato queryString na requisição `GET`.

Neste exemplo tu poderia ter feito desta forma:

```javascript
function obtemDadosPorAjax() {
	$.ajax({
		type: "GET",
		url: 'https://api.spotify.com/v1/artists/6mdiAmATAx73kdxrNrnlao/albums',
		data: { albums: 50 },
		dataType: 'json'
	}).done(function(data){
        console.log(data);
	});
}
```


@csokol : Would be great if this text and links use localization as well


leaving it off as it is, since this code will hopefully be replaced with some library doing all that stuff for us :)


If i see it right you call CWinSystemX11::SetWindow which is a hammer and tears down everything and even fires devicelost and what not. I think i want to do something lightweight here tbh.


Tried adding text previously, still experimenting.


Думаю, стоит переименовать во что-то вроде `RDOChartComposite`, сделать ему простой конструктор, например, только от пэрента и стиля, и задавать все эти константные вещи вроде `ChartComposite.Default_HEIGHT` внутри него сразу вызывая `super()`.


Thanks for the report, the fix has been merged. https://github.com/Reactive-Extensions/RxCpp/pull/130


Are you sure guys, that `bash` is the right language of choice? :innocent:


div vazia não é boa prática, pode tirar!


5 should be what you did on 1) in you sequence "and checks if refreshrate has changed"
for X11 I do this after having created/modified the window https://github.com/xbmc/xbmc/blob/master/xbmc/windowing/X11/WinSystemX11.cpp#L1274


This can be simplified:
https_validate_cert = repo_data.get('https_validate_cert') == "true"


Servo is on 91e18a325fa5fdee9b1634b44a3a3a7ac1fb09ff, so there's no way this commit can affect it unless you tried to update Azure.


Same as above


see https://github.com/gr2m/to-id/commit/8c3929fe55643d38b89e58389b4fc8b667b45f75


> If i see it right you call CWinSystemX11::SetWindow which is a hammer and tears down everything

nope. it only tears down if mode was changed. for resize it just calls the appropriate X11 function.


the assignment of m_duration should also be moved to else path
otherwise **it might be called twice** when the test has NO assertion.


No funciona porque al cargarse el archivo no se carga el puntero al nego correspondiente!


OK, I'll play with some refactoring to see if it improves verification.


https_validate_cert_str = "https_validate_cert = true"


an include of cstdint is missing


Thanks for the fix. Will include this in the next release.


I am not sure to have understood what you want to do here.
Does this work at all?


since assert_that and assert_raise are using this the
name should be better: assert_statistic.


> setq-local only appeared in Emacs 24.3

Thanks, fixed.


remove empty new line


@Krando I'm curious, do you use some kind of tuning to get these values?


No need to use \


Same here, don't break lines using \

You can do: % (
var1, var2)


Unnecessary parens


This one was subsequently fixed.


I prefer if imports were at the top of the module, and not in random places of the code


sry i just don't get it - this callstack is to big for my brain. I don't see where the newly introduced method in graphics context even plays a role now. Imo the windowing should overwrite fRefreshRate in the DisplaySettings for RES_WINDOW - because this is what GetFPS in graphicscontext evaluates. The whole SetFPS has alot of constraints as it seems for when it should be called for having an effect at all.

I didn't get it to work with this approach. I either get some strange deadlock (which seems to solve itself as soon as i pause the debugger and continue it afterwards) or i don't get the right FPS from graphics context.


Note to everybody: default behavior of current MMQ implementation is to DROP messages on overflow and could be changed by specifying corresponding template argument. Maybe it's worth to flip it?
CC: @sompylasar @dkorolev


Uruchamiamy sesję


Are these RCon additions intentional?


The problem with unsigned char is when you pass "char *" to function where you changed its signature, compiler emits unnecessary warning. "char *" has been the default since day one, and a lot of programs that use zlib expect it to use "char *" for human-readable text strings. This is similar case as with "long" and "wchar_t" as "char" isn't always internal type defined by compiler.


There is a cost for each file opening, but I'll try to get real performance data about this.


It is crashing in the instance it finds a father for a move, but the father actually doesn't learn the move it is recorded to have. So maybe a father with sketch (Smeargle)?

Not doing what exactly? I don't remember anything like that.
Also we really need proper learnset checking if we want anyone to use PS seriously for gen 2, and we should review gens 3-5 because I think chainbreding might be broken in those as well.


@dietzc Yes thanks! This is very thorough.


Fixed


There is no need to pass around the schema.
Take a look at `HashMapPartitioning` and see how I'm using schema there. In the `DSL` cake there is a method `getTable` for getting a table out of a schema.
https://github.com/epfldata/dblab/blob/feature/general-trans/lego-compiler/src/main/scala/ch/epfl/data/dblab/legobase/optimization/HashMapPartitioning.scala#L62
You can see the following trait for more information :)
https://github.com/epfldata/dblab/blob/feature/general-trans/lego-compiler/src/main/scala/ch/epfl/data/dblab/legobase/deep/schema/ManualSchema.scala#L20
Maybe we should discuss more about that.


This will cause compilation error whenever we are not lowering hashmaps


> (When just renaming the file, a dependency is still missing, and the build of t-NTL-interface only incidentally succeeds.)

To be more precise, while (building) `t-NTL-interface` previously failed with `--disable-static`, with the current commit (renaming the file) it will just fail in the "opposite" case, `--disable-shared`, in exactly the same way.  Adding the dependency it works in both cases (and of course also in the default case, when both shared and static libraries get built).


> Imo the windowing should overwrite fRefreshRate in the DisplaySettings

that would be settings abuse. settings are no variables but settings. further this could intruduce trouble with the settingsChanged callback systems which is a mess for display settings.

could you push what you have so far, then I can have a look


> t doesn't seem like a good default here,

This functionality is  [optionalhttps://github.com/emacs-ess/ESS/blob/master/lisp/ess.el#L310) If `company-backends` is defined we populate it, otherwise not. I don't see what can go wrong with that.


Why are you using sudo ?


似乎还是不行啊


@yannisklonatos
There is no need for this one as well.
We're automatically extracting this information in the compilation time.


Okay, cool. Wasn't clear how this was all wired together. :-)


this is the problematic call stack for me:

http://pastebin.com/GGsVaL06

GetFPS is called while the override is already cleared. We called RefreshChanged of the video clock but this only sets a flag to abort the videosync thread. It might need a while until the thread really exits and referenceclock can restart. Once it restartes - GetFPS already returns the wrong fps again without override


`pyside-lupdate` isn't smart enough to pick up on this. It will only find when a string literal is inside a tr(), such as `self.tr("Survival")`


Blev lite mörk va? Testa rgba(0,0,0,0.1)


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Unable to reproduce this, Been keeping the wall running since the past 5 minutes.
any other steps ? Can you console log the `newStatuses[index].user.profile_image_url` and see where it breaks ?


@FernetMenta here - https://github.com/Memphiz/xbmc/commits/osxsync_fixes2 top commit is what doesn't work


Why changing "after"?
... since it was the parameter as defined by the "user"?
... if the "user" has specified 0 for repeat then += would anyway have NO effect.

Is it required to instantiate the timer when "immediate" is set to true?
(as well as calling ev_timer_init?)
In start_watcher you at least do NOT call ev_time_start, right?


You should provide a pull request


ExportTemplate2.txtと同じように
for (int i=1; i<= sheet.LastRowNum; i++)
としないと一番下のデータが読み込まれないようです。
間違っていたらすいません。


Well, against trunk or 2.4?


Are you sure this is correct? Won't this convert all 'true' & 'false' strings to 'true'? For example, if we store a value like `{xxx: 'false'}` in local storage, won't this cause us to get `{xxx: 'true'}` when reading that value back?


Instead of full global scope you could have made this global in scope of the timer_test class, right?


Yes, because both entities have their specific types of fields.


Actually, turns out that pixelFactor is not enough in some situations.

For instance, imagine a Retina laptop with a non-retina external monitor. In this case, pixelFactor is initialized to 2 if user requests retina mode, but when the window is moved to the second display, the pixelFactor should change to 1. JOGL seems to manage these changes well, NEWT GLWindow has a function that gives you the current pixel factor.

In particular, I would need to query the current pixel factor from PJOGL, particularly when I do the trick to emulate the present mode. Right now, if the display is set to 1 (non retina) but display 0 is retina, then the present mode is scaled by 2X and the present mode blows up outside of the bounds of the external display. But because surface is protected in PApplet, I cannot access JOGL's window from JOGL, without adding some extra methods in PGraphicsOpenGL. I tested that route (didn't pushed the changes) and the present mode works as expected.


In the GoogLeNet paper, they reported below 7% for top-5 error. Is it possible to replicate their results using Minerva? If not, then why not?


cppunit is using the factory pattern. You don't ever require to include the header of individual tests in the file where you trigger the runner. You even don't need the header. Just implement a simple cpp/cxx and call that IMPL macro from cppunit. The runner will know then.


that entire block is 1) in the sequence because this is the source of the event.

g_graphicsContext.SetFPS needs to be called at the end of CWinSystemOSX::ResizeWindow


and you should fire XBMC_VIDEORESIZE, not calling in gfx context directly from a cb


In Linux `npm install --global` needs a `sudo` to install to `/usr/` as I know. I am not right?


It's probably `version '130' is not supported`. That's what I get.


I'm a little bit confused about this one. Does this lock the simulation update rate to the user's monitor refresh rate?


Not necessarily: https://github.com/sindresorhus/guides/blob/master/npm-global-without-sudo.md


Awesome, didn't even know you could do that. Although in that case we should probably `use grid::Grid`, so that we can do `Grid::new` instead of `grid::Grid::new`.


My bad, I see this was localized later, except the routes


Nice one!


I am not able to find_person here, else the code should work. Help is very much appreciated.


Whoops, totally forgot about the tests on my last reshuffling of types :/


That comment out is for map meshes, so it shouldn't be affecting the zombies. I think there might be a separate assimp 3.1.1 bug here, but at least the game isn't crashing any more.


@aureliojargas
A questão do ``` rm -f ${ZZTMP} ``` eu também achava desnecessário, tanto que não previa isso antes.

Todavia em uma das máquinas com Linux Mint o processo não atualizava esse arquivo ``` .htm ```, mesmo usando  ``` mv -f ```.

Talvez seja um problema de permissão do arquivo resultante, mas isso é especulação visto que o comando ``` rm -f ${ZZTMP} ``` funciona. Enfim não sei. :(

Refarei os testes novamente, e se o problema não se repetir, retiro essas linhas.
Modo "research".


LOL I should go out and buy me a new pair of glasses -  saw storm clouds ;-)


Don't invent new date format ("2015-05-17T12:31:56.466Z") - use standard json date, which will transform into Date object in js. For instance try: new Date().toJSON()


The project doesn't compile. There is an obsolete code left in KeySettings.cs that you haven't updated and it causes errors.


hi ,can you show item.js ?


@kalyan-kumar
Instead of just shutting down, print an informative message, such as:
```
You must give the template number to be matched for this to work
```
and then shut down.


s


I assume that capital D that got inserted here is a typo...?


Cool. I didn't know you guys had a problem with this when using
blaze-components.
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Yeap, I use same technique, but I need one line command in README ;-)


Agree, color should be gotten from project scheme by id.


@kalyan-kumar
The `Bin` constructor object takes two arguments, the second one being an integer that has the template number to be matched. You are passing only one argument here.

So, I guess you should pass another argument here?


`size < 50`, i think that limit size using (not) equal comparison is bad, better check that size less than limit.


@kalyan-kumar
This gives me the following error:

![image](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/3668034/7670370/7d251956-fcbf-11e4-85f0-011c35c53fe3.png)

- Was it building on your machine?
- Why have you included this file? What does it have inside this file?


:+1: also, if you RSVP to the hangout event, it'll go onto your calendar in your timezone :-) https://plus.google.com/events/c7f6uq69p09v6jdvb0635pf7hok


Agree, you should just use new Date() where it needed.
Reason: this nowValue is set only during app initializing. What would happen if user cross midnight without app reloading?


Oh, then a nice coincidence. :-)


Fixes #2


@dottkamm nicely done!


Hmm, looks like a hack, but seems worked:
```cpp
		ros::param::param(nameSpace + "/position/x",x,pos.getX());
		ros::param::param(nameSpace + "/position/y",y,pos.getY());
		ros::param::param(nameSpace + "/position/z",z,pos.getZ());
```

Part from: http://swri-ros-pkg.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/mantis/mantis_object_manipulation/include/mantis_object_manipulation/utils/Utilities.h


Ok, though we can go a couple routes here:

1) Say "of course `pixelFactor` is weird—you dragged to a second monitor". As we get multiple monitors straightened out, dragging between should be less of an issue.
2) We need to solve this issue everywhere anyways, and send an event around. Unfortunately, I've not found any Java API for getting updated information like this.
3) Continue your current track and we clean it up later.

In writing it out, the third option is sounding best.

Sounds like you need a `getSurface()` method in `PApplet`.


Use date filter in html template


Oh, no, i missed `,v,`, so use temporary x,y,z and then store it in Vector3.


Even i am getting this error. Could you check it once. This was what was
given in actionlib tutorials.
ᐧ

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@kalyan-kumar
What is this `X` that you are passing as a parameter here? Is it the center of the bin, that we have just detected?


This creates a problem with Python 3: `'a' == b'a'` under Python 2, while `'a' != b'a'` under Python 3. Now under Python 3, `repr(arg[:7])` is `'--conf='` for me, whence the two strings are never equal and I get `ERROR: Nikola: Unknown command --conf=xxx`.


use promises chain instead of callback


this is a test repo


(Replacing `b'--conf='` with `'--conf='` helps, or replacing `arg[:7]` by `arg[:7].encode('utf-8')`.)


Yes, will do. :+1:


I suppose todayService should return already filtered by today date tasks (encapsulate this logic in service method). Otherwise why it called todayService?


@olafurpg After changing GoSet and GoMap to generics, we've been able to verify more properties.

Before the factoring `GoMap.plus` is unknown, now it's verified. The problem seems related how we define the predicates. For example, following code works:

``` scala
  def isValid: Boolean = {
    if (isEmpty) true
    else !GoMap(pairs.tail).contains(pairs.head._1) && GoMap(pairs.tail).isValid
  }
```

The the equivalent code like following will produce UNKNOW:

``` scala
  def isValid: Boolean = {
    if (isEmpty) true
    else !pairs.tail.exists(_._1 == pairs.head._1) && GoMap(pairs.tail).isValid
  }
```


Haha, I was just wondering for how long you could have it that way and stay sane. ;)


Ready


What I changed does exactly the same thing.


Mh...I don't know if we should do this:
Every time you access it, it get's reloaded which can cause problems in specific for-loops, can't it?

Since this is not only a simple getter, I would recommend a method (`GetActiveBlips`)


Excellent! Fantastic job 👍

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>
> Before the factoring GoMap.plus is unknown, now it's verified. The
> problem seems related how we define the predicates. For example, following
> code works:
>
>   def isValid: Boolean = {
>     if (isEmpty) true
>     else !GoMap(pairs.tail).contains(pairs.head._1) && GoMap(pairs.tail).isValid
>   }
>
> The the equivalent code like following will produce UNKNOW:
>
>   def isValid: Boolean = {
>     if (isEmpty) true
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under which conditions `lineage` could evaluate to `False`? `obtain_and_enroll_certificate` should specify the return value in the docstring (!), but it seems that it returns whatever is returned by `RenewableCert.new_lineage`... i.e. `RenewableCert`. When does `RenewableCert` evaluate to `False`?

Btw, if you're trying to check for `None`, then you should use `lineage is not None`. But the above reasoning doesn't make it obvious that `None` could be returned.


Same comment as for https://github.com/letsencrypt/lets-encrypt-preview/commit/52fefad693d4b7252d419e9352c72d0e9bbf50c3#commitcomment-11229835


You can remove the 0x as ToHex prepends it by default.


Again.


Now the only semantic requirement for Map is the keys are unique, the only semantic requirement for Set is the elements are unique. Now leon doesn't have to verify ordering/etc, I think it will make leon's job easier.


I googled how to make a target depend on every file in the directory (and notice their removal) and found this answer: http://stackoverflow.com/a/14289872
Please tell me how to do it right. I need to rebuild when something inside `static_src` is changed or removed.


Urgh... I should check the current state of the project before applying modifications. :-D


It isn't necessary to display badges in the scope of related user story. We can create another one with described logic.


:blush:   I really only put myself in package.json -- with a different email than I use for my commits -- so that it would hopefully pick up my info on NPM, link it to my npmjs.com account and give me permission to edit stuff.  I also added the `repository` property for similar reason, hoping they'd read that from your fork and fix the registry.


We should probably update this to the latest version these days. Same with the WSK zip.


:fire:


use filter in html template


me no likes hide() and show() because they manipulate inline css. if we want different behaviour we can just change css without js changes. only thing I would change is the name of the class to something which explains the logical meaning of this thingie.


When developing, I need to have it automatically rebuilt every time I change something in `static_src`. Is `make` capable of doing this?


would you mind figuring a solution that works with both Pythons and making a PR?


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Tasks should be already filtered


I think using `<workspace>` instead of `<n>` is better, since we have named workspaces, not numbered workspaces.


wiktionary says otherwise http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/splitted
other sources agree with you
I say, let's invent a new word, and make past tense of "split" be "splut"


The `<something>` corresponds to mandatory arguments, `[something]` to optional ones in a shell command documentation. Please see: http://docopt.org/


So now we are manually logging the commits, generating Version.py file versions with every change?


Answered above.


yep just fixed that one :D


Backend server should be called, instead of direct access to json.


I just reported this in issue #3


Should we keep the snake case like Laravel handles configuration keys in core?


WHy did you do this?


Thanks - it's been awhile since I've used this code so the api has likely
moved forward...I will check it out and get it updated asap.  Thanks again!

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Would like to keep the module structure in line with the PTES framework - for aircrack, going to push this under exploitation..


To have the current directory files first, the inner directories and their files second.


I would be surprised if reading a line from the console was such a
bottleneck that this was a serious concern right now, but any patch to
improve it would of course be welcome.
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x


I wish but I don't have a preexisting list, it is created from the order list above the matchers


I'm not fussed with how Laravel is doing it. For consistency within this
package I'm going for camel casing.

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My experience told me it once did not create the file with `w` only (which is the default). Maybe I did something wrong and should re-test it.


What was the motivation to change `'--conf='` to `b'--conf='` in the first place? I think before this change it was working fine.


it wasn’t, we were getting “cannot coerce to Unicode” errors if there were Unicode arguments (which can happen with `nikola new_post -t`, for instance)


Okay, cool.


Then it likely should be used in `GetFileMimeType` from which I've copy-pasted this snippet.


Ez a végleges


Then adding `.encode('utf-8')` to `arg` is probably the best fix. From what I understand, this works fine under Python 2 and Python 3, and shouldn't exhibit the "cannot coerce to Unicode" errors. What do you think?

This also affects some more settings parsing in __main__.py, I think.


Suppose a write/erase takes place on the flash (in the filesystem to come), which disables its access for a while. Suppose an external interrupt occurs at the same time. Suppose that the interrupt needs to use the UART. Would this situation not be problematic?


Para instalartelo en Linux debes hacer un git clone https://github.com/centaurialpha/amaru.git, con esto y unos pocos segundos tenes todo el repositorio en tu maquina.-

Luego te bajas las librerias adicionales necesarias con la siguiente orden
sudo apt-get install python3 python3-pyqt5 python3-pyqt5.qsci

Ya con eso tenes todo y podes correr amaru con python3 bin/amaru.py


I just meant the client-side programs (e.g., nix-env, nix-instantiate, etc.) will have to have access to the client certificate key.  Assuming no setgid/setuid/etc. stuff then this means the user will also have access and could use that to send their own custom crafted packets from that machine to the daemon.

Nothing too serious here as they could also do that under the current standard setup with the daemon running on the local machine and listening on the local socket.  Really just noting that the ssl/tls just brings security back up to the level of the unix socket case.  It doesn't make it better.

(i.e., if there are clever ways to abuse the protocol or bugs in how the daemon handles messages, then local users will still be able to potentially exploit these to hack the daemon)


it doesn't do anything at all, and I don't know what I did wrong. I've understood what I have to do but I cannot make it work so I'm kind of stuck here ...


You only have to check for options.model, since options.model would be set if options.instance was provided.


I don’t have time to look into this further, I’ll try to come up with a solution tomorrow.  And yes, we would need to fix every argument check in the file.


engineController


@itamarnet essa eu fiquei na dúvida de colocar, pois pode quebrar alguma outra função. Mas no geral, acho que remover estas linhas em branco é uma saída mais útil. Na `zzfeed` por exemplo, era necessário fazer `sed '/^[[:space:]]*$/d'` para remover estas linhas em branco.

O que você acha?


Oh, sure. Unless we ask for a password interactively (which would get old fast) this is only as secure as the file holding the creds.


Yes it what I was implementing this time ;)


I redone this. Please check


@kalyan-kumar
Figured out what the error is. This should be the path of the generated action header.

We use a package called `actionmsg` for this. You can find this at `vision_stack/actionmsg` in the `kraken_3.0` repository.

I am pushing your code there. Please stop working on this repo, and start working there.


Yes you are right. Missed that detail


描画領域が中央になるように配置しています。
確かに、番組枠に対して1pxずれているのですが、枠線の1pxをどう扱うかという問題で、
予約枠やジャンル塗り分けも同様に1pxずれているので、とりあえずはこのままにしておきます。

＃ 試しに予約枠を線の内側にしてみたのですがしっくり来なかったので・・。
＃ 外側にすると、これは連続する予約枠がかぶるようになります。

あと、左側が影になっているせいで、余計に狭く見えるみたいですね。
影を無くすともう少し中央に見えるのですが、これは目に優しくない感じです。

![waku](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/7290804/7670469/bb60c672-fce0-11e4-9ae5-67ef2c900014.png)


Ecke ist gefunden


問題ありません。


why did you reverted this.


@kalyan-kumar
Continue development at: https://github.com/auviitkgp/kraken_3.0/tree/task-bin


Why put achievement in core?


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helpdlg({'Программа выполняет приближение по методу наименьших квадратов. На входе вводятся координаты точек (X и Y). На выходе строиться график, а в таблицу заносяться коэффициенты полинома.','','','Для корректной работы программы необходимо, чтобы: ','1) Все поля ввода были заполнены.', '2) Количество значений X и Y совпадало.', '3) Степень полинома была больше нуля.'}, 'Помощь');
% hObject handle to pushbutton2 (see GCBO)
% eventdata reserved - to be defined in a future version of MATLAB
% handles structure with handles and user data (see GUIDATA)


Won't this break NuGet support on Windows? If the aim is to get this compiling out of the box on Mac OS X then an alternative would be to just directly add the 'Tesseract' project to the samples solution. This has it's drawbacks such as Tesseract project belonging to multiple solutions but also has some advantages. Mainly the samples would use the current source code for the wrapper.


`snprintf` is defined in stdio.h so there should be no need to declare it. The same goes for `kill` `sigrelse` and `sighold` in signal.h, `isspace` in ctype.h, and `exit` in stdlib.h.


I think the UART irq function is actually in IRAM.


Nice! Thanks, Simon, that's the validation area I was looking for. That came out great!


s'est quoi?


Thanks I have pulled this into the OP Branch
* kfinisterre/UAVO_generator_JSON

I've credited you and referenced your github page. I will try to get it merged in officially soon.


From what I observed yes (or defaults to build id ?), but let me know if it does not work as expected


use `sizeof(wd)` instead of 256.


Merge conflict.  Wouldn't want to revert that fix.

I've been away for a few days. Heading home now so will catch up on changes
tonight and tomorrow.
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inb4 final-final


was looking at docs but could not find api which returns factory name from element object, can u pls point me which API to use ?


started out that way but @tbrisker suggested moving to `this` since I only use the `matcher` and not the `index`


@aureliojargas Eu acho que essa decisão faz todo o sentido.

Mesmo havendo possivelmente alguma quebra em outra função, acredito que justifique a mudança e possíveis adaptações.

É uma saída mais limpa e concisa.

Se acaso houver algum caso que isso atrapalhe de maneira significativa podemos reconsiderar, mas essa alteração é  preferível.


Here's a brief comparison of the current implementation, the proposed change, a windowing recipe from the 2.3(?) itertools docs, and then a hotmess I wrote a while ago (but is surprisingly quick).

https://github.com/justanr/notebooks/blob/master/windowing_test.ipynb


How to use indentation is of cause subjective. A commonly used convention for multi line statements is to indent each line but the first with one level. E.g.

```c
	printf(prompt, YELLOW, RESET, BLACK,
		RESET, MAGENTA, wd, RESET,
		BLUE, RESET);
```

Instead of:
```c
	printf(prompt, YELLOW, RESET, BLACK,
	RESET, MAGENTA, wd, RESET,
	BLUE, RESET);
```

Another is to put one argument per line, with one level of indentation. E.g.
```c
	printf(
		prompt,
		YELLOW,
		RESET,
		BLACK,
		RESET,
		MAGENTA,
		wd,
		RESET,
		BLUE,
		RESET
	);
```

Or a combination, when many lines are used.
```c
	printf(
		prompt,
		YELLOW, RESET,
		BLACK,  RESET,
		MAGENTA, wd, RESET,
		BLUE, RESET
	);
```

This is of cause bikeshedding, but what is important is that you find what feels right for you and use it consistently.


:clap:


Added:
- abstract generation
- command `Haxe: New Abstract`
- shortcut - **ctrl+shift+H, ctrl+shift+A**.
- setting [haxe_bl_file_top](https://github.com/clemos/haxe-sublime-bundle/wiki/Usage#settings)


Related issue: http://issues.umbraco.org/issue/U4-6400


Blame!!


LOL


test_direction_reconstruction.py is *before* test_find.mpv.py

test_process_events.py is "in between" and "does things with warnings". Simply deleting it fixes the test.

However removing the calls to warning in test_process_events.py **does not fix the test**

find_mpv() is called in "test__process_pulseintegrals()"
https://github.com/HiSPARC/sapphire/blob/master/sapphire/tests/analysis/test_process_events.py#L80

Removing this test fixes the test. I'm not sure *why* this messes up the test in miniconda (and miniconda only...) but it does.


Inconsistent use of spaces vs tabs. Choose one and stick to it. I would be great to have a `cfmt`!

For reference, the following lines include space indentation:
```
[~/Desktop/chell]$ ack "^[\t]*[ ]+[\t]*"
chell.c
56:  	struct timeval t0;
57:  	struct timeval t1;
108:    fprintf(stderr,"\nJob stopped.\n");
109:    wait(&status);
115:    if((pid = fork()) == 0)
116:    {
117:        signal(SIGCHLD, handler);
118:        sighold(SIGCHLD);
119:        execute(args);
120:        sigrelse(SIGCHLD);
121:        exit(0);
122:    }
124:    kill(pid, SIGCHLD);
136:    /* Parse the whole line. */
137:    while (*line != '\0') {
140:		       *line == '\n') {
150:			   *line != ' '  &&
151:			   *line != '\n') {
154:    }
218:    if ((pid = fork()) < 0) {
221:    } else if (pid == 0) {
222:    	/* For the child process. */
224:    	/* Execute the command. */
232:    	/* Wait for completion. */
233:    	while (wait(&status) != pid);
```


I think this file is safe enough to disable autoescaping for the whole file using :

```twig
{% autoescape false %}
 {# content #}
{% endautoescape %}
```

Don't you think ?


Would it be possible to move `args[nwords] = NULL` into the `parse` function, and if so would that be preferable?


I'm in favour of removing the emoji stuff. It really doesn't belong in git imho


I think so, as these parameters will be generated only in config


This doesn't show up as a pull request to me, for some reason. Did you create one?


Better not to swallow the original exception, it might have more information. You can pass it to the logger after your message.


The same here


@d10 If you look at the slide on the `while` loop, the `current-visible` class doesn't do exactly what I want, as the other fragments are invisible but not completely removed. As a result, the slide looks strange. How would I correct this? Preferably all of the text should be centered.


Every change can be seen here and this is fantastic but awful for those with obsession.


Use log4j


Oh, and dougnut!


Ja die bruchemer, denn die git immer d'Punktzahl vo beidne Player zrug. Brucht vill weniger Code als wend du zerst usefinde muesch weli Playernumere de Client hät und den 2 mal getPoints() mache muesch. Ich duen sie am Mittwuch no schnell kommentiere


looks good!


test it !


bobo


I might not have understood, the code correctly, but I was assuming that the infile is read left as and do not pad it when read. We just pad it when written.


Sounds healthy


@bendyer Thank you


It's probably just me, but I always feel uneasy when seeing pointer dereferences and pointer incrementations in the same expression. Probably a side effect of playing for to long with Go where `++` and `--` are statements and not expressions.


> imagine your last ten transactions were trades with a bunch of matches against each

Ah right.

When I think about `populateRPCTransactionObject()`, I usually have `gettransaction_MP` in mind. I understand where you're going, but here is an example, say I'd like to retrieve information about a crowdsale, then I could use:

- `gettransaction_MP`
- `getactivecrowdsales_MP`
- `listproperties_MP`
- `getproperty_MP`
- the mini property browser in the UI
- or look in the UI transaction history

... and I'd probably get more than two different kinds of results, and I further had to use `getrawtransaction` to get the block hash. ;) This is also applicable for trade information, where we have `gettrade`, `getorderbook`, `gettransaction`, the UI, ...

I'm sort of exaggerating and playing devil's advocat here, but I fear the information gets too scattered.


yes, I did... I will create it again


We already have such fields defined in Settings I guess, we must either reuse them or in case not exist introduce new ones there not here.


Edit: localtime_s is a Windows only thing.


Maybe we could use something like [PropertyToJSON()](https://github.com/OmniLayer/omnicore/blob/55a320b526d8c647ad12d1436df24d5695c6f006/src/mastercore_rpc.cpp#L53-L61), but with a `bool fDetails` parameter, which is used by `populateRPCTransactionObject()`, `gettransaction_MP`, ... and the UI?


Working on it! (Tomorrow!)


have you had success with OS X? any chance off a compiled application fine?


new


What's it for? some output to phone's lcd?


背景是这样的，之前Block数据如果没写完，都会放在内存里，在close的时候才写磁盘，一方面内存占用高，另一方面，在生产环境中更大的影响是close延迟太大。
我尝试将在写的block放在磁盘上，但发现append写这块逻辑太复杂了，单纯修改之前的代码无法实现。比如上面647行，每次append都会reportfinish。
我正在想更好的实现方式，将append和正常的write逻辑融为一体。


ok


Just for fun.
When kernel panics, it will write some text you defined to framebuffer to display some msg.
But, it often fails because the framebuffer is keeping refreshing.
The code is written by Samsung originally, i just ported it back.


@aobruno Por quê tem tantos problemas de identação? As vezes o sublime buga, aí você tem que remover os espaços e identar novamente.


Laravel 5.2 will be 5.5.9+ only btw


Maybe good to swap this to 5.5.9 instead of removing it.


Not really, but looks quite nice. And is one of the top packages in atmospherejs . But as said - for now leave it as it is.


Let's let composer handle that.


@AlexaGh indeed, that has to be completed


Thanks, it probably has something to do with the way Python handles warnings. Normally Python handles warnings like this: "print the first occurrence of matching warnings for each location where the warning is issued". Which is why the tests uses `warnings.simplefilter()` to change it to "always print matching warnings". Perhaps the `warnings.filterwarnings('ignore')` or `warnings.resetwarnings()` in the test you liked to are the cause of the problem.


If you could provide a pull request against trunk, that would actually be
very handy, thanks.

Bill.

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Indeed! Thanks for finding this :)

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更大的背景，当初做这个分布式文件系统是为了支持百度的结构化存储系统tera，近期主要目标是完成与tera的整合，尽快在生产中使用起来，才能发现更多的问题。由于tera不需要append（主要原因是append对分布式文件系统来说复杂度较高，多数文件系统实现的不好），所以我想尽快完成对tera的支持，就没弄append。
上周我已经将tera在这个dfs上运行起来了，除了目录的move功能外，看起来其他一切正常。
现在比较欠缺的工作是容错，即fileserver挂掉、重启等情况下，文件系统的可用性。


Ok for me


Fixed


@kalyan-kumar

There are some inconsistencies between the declaration and the definition. Fix these errors. (Due to this the build is **failing** now.)


Thanks for doing this one!


I am trying to stick to the Google python style.  Please put core Python import first and sort them alphabetically.


This is intentional; common PHP practice is for any and all optional attributes to accept NULL when they are not being used. You should be able to call:

```php
Textpattern_Tag_Registry::process('tagname', null, 'statement');
```

And get what you want. Doing what you are doing breaks this.


I think these messages are not necessary. Could you remove this line?


god dammit quad. learn to git


I think this would be cleaner using itertools.izip_longest


Again itertools.izip_longest


When user passes something other than Entity, DeserializationException will be thrown (see ru.freefry.furniture_factory.rest.FactoryJsonProtocolSpec), but it will be thrown on higher level.

By the way I think it's a good idea to catch all potential (and hyphotetical) exceptions at the controller level.
OnComplete() returns Directive[Try], so I think Failure should be matched as far as Success. Doesn't it?


validate_file -> ValidateFile


cool!
![2015-05-17 10 08 29](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/4011729/7670697/76b2801e-fce1-11e4-8dd8-414e8bc8bbcb.png)


It is not  ``` warnings.filterwarnings('ignore')```  or ```warnings.resetwarnings()```
Removing those statements does not fix test_fit_mpv.py.

I'm testing warnings.simplefilter('always') but it **does not work*** on every python instance I try:

```
>>> import warnings
>>> warnings.warn('foo')
__main__:1: UserWarning: foo
>>> warnings.warn('foo')
>>> warnings.simplefilter('always')
>>> warnings.warn('foo')
>>> warnings.warn('foo')
>>>
````
*Identical warnings are still suppressed after simplefilter('always')*.

BUT: There is no difference on Win32, Linux, Miniconda etc There is a fix in 3.4: https://bugs.python.org/issue4180

 It is always broken in Python-2.7. So this does not fully explain why the tests fails.

Perhaps the call to find_mpv() in test_process_events() throws a UserWarning *only* in miniconda?


Thanks for you comment! The test code is just a temporary one, I am working on the gtest code on it.
I am sorry the coding style is weird, it looks just fine in Visual Studio, I know it will be better to use space now.


用self.env["model_name"],self.pool 是老api的东西


yes, it all works, install the dependencies using homebrew, then run qmake and make.
The binary I have will not run on your machine, as it depends on the libs installed by homebrew.
But I can bundle them with the application if you are unable to build it yourself.


这个重新弄下,不要去爬twtter页面,用twitter的api


It could be related with new UART driver for AR9331. I will check that after my holidays, at the begin of next month.


IMO should simply be parse_else() without the explanation.


Yep should be Horde only. At least all other quests in this line are:

`SELECT * FROM quest_template WHERE entry = '3635' OR entry = '3637' OR entry = '3642' OR entry = '3643'`

Alliance quest line:
`SELECT * FROM quest_template WHERE entry = '3630' OR entry = '3632' OR entry = '3634' OR entry = '3640' OR entry = '3641'`

Both faction quest line:
`SELECT * FROM quest_template WHERE entry = '3526' OR entry = '3629' OR entry = '3633' OR entry = '4181' OR entry = '3638' OR entry = '3639'`

Not a big problem because Alliance can't accept the prerequisites right now, but still misleading if the quests is looked at from DB. By the way, thanks for all the quick fixes. :+1:


Need to add
```
      createDisabled: function() {
         return Template.instance().createDisabled.get();
      }
```
to Template's helpers.


Please explain the making nose happy comment.  I am guess that removing the exec is what you meant.  That means that all the tests have shebangs ("#!"), but now you have disabled the executable bit blocking direct running of the tests.  I'd rather not loose being able to do ./test/foo/bar.py


@djdeeles I haven't gotten sound working (Prior to the last few commits), I'm thinking the cause could be GCC, I'm using GCC 4.9 for ROM compilation and GCC 6.0 for the kernel compilation. Any thoughts?


@geowurster, why the sys.exit around unittest.main()?


You forgot to initialize `nrOfCollisions`
However, you don't really need such a vector as I only want you to keep track of the maximum. Nevertheless, if you add `nrOfCollisions  = (int*) malloc(sizeof(int) * N);` to the `initHashTable` function, everything will work


@vadimtar - why is it unnecessary?


Ah, cause listed twice, OK, thanks.


Why is the query string not also a constant?


It may be best to be different for different people, but yes, for now I put in a generic string there.


Its working for me with default GCC.
Use default.


jo faria it++ però és questió de gustos..


Huh, I updated it.....strange


Mixing styles in command line arg naming.  Why?

allowUnknown -> allow_unknown


c bien


@seanhess I would like to move/clean/add a few more things tomorrow.


Alright, thanks mate.


Remove the "# if None==station:"


Thu test thoi nhe


@gboissinot Any chance we get a ZenTimestamp 4.1 release to pull in this fix? These unwanted log statements have been confusing many people on my team!


Chaging: https://github.com/HiSPARC/sapphire/blob/decb7838ee77994efb73bbea23e93bbf9322396a/sapphire/analysis/find_mpv.py#L65

To

'''
warnings.warn("Fit failed"+str(random.random()))
""

Does indeed fix test_find_mpv(). The problems is warnings.simplefilter() in combination with find_mpv throwing an earlier UserWarning **in miniconda only**.

We need a better fix. I'm not pushing this to master ;)


allowUnknown => allow_unknown


Not accpet


I do not know where to put


origline -> original_line


Can we rename this marginal_utility to avoid confusion?


I will separate the validation stuff as that is outside of the scope of login feedback/alert messages. Then we can close #32 with this and worry about the validation stuff separately.


wow,  it sure does work, thank you very much!


Endlich....


As it once was here:
https://github.com/avalanche-games/avalanche/commit/964cb836fa9561862065237f8a048a3ec6526a20


p[4] is not obvious.  Comment what p[4] is.


I can't find it and it works for me perfectly well...


Good catch.


**THIS** made me mad.
@streambinder need to team up and work together _at the same time_!


集成[Android-HorizontalListView](https://github.com/MeetMe/Android-HorizontalListView)到项目中


lines 77 and 90 in KeyManager.cs


Bua tio.. soc burra, merci


Create pull request


Shouldn't be 755 permissions.


Huh, line 77 is a { and line 90 is one line of the summary...


Not accept


~~встановлен~~ встановлений


This segfaults if ogre_window_manager was enabled. The modules should be disabled in reversed order.


більш ~~свіжішу~~ свіжу
подвійний ступінь порівняння


No ho entenc, aqui no surt el it++ pero al obrir el document si que surt, osigui, he anat a editarho i esta..


I think i am done now. This is the (force pushed) tree.

https://github.com/Memphiz/xbmc/commits/osxsync_fixes2

Hell there are a lot of use cases and each are traveling a different route in windowing :( - i tested as much as i could - but would be good to have another test from you before i PR this. I don't like how much commits this turned out with - but thats the same everytime i dig into windowing.

Use cases i tested (with remote app and with direct keyboard):

(fullscreen1 to fullscreen1, fullscreen1 to windowed1, windowed1 to windowed2, windowed1 to fullscreen2, fullscreen2 to windowed1)

All while having a movie running of course and having screen1 to 40hz (hackbook display) and screen2 set to 24hz (tv).


Yes, would certainly work. Thanks.
The CachedThreadPool was already in use. Added the name part.


Can we please stop perpetuating this "100 times faster than E2" crap?


This should be fine, since we will essentially always have concave utility functions, but perhaps to be safe we should use descending order on marginal utility, rather than ascending order on true


інсталяції ~~і~~ та інструменти командної ~~строки~~ стрічки


Nice


OK.


We should clear the warningregistry in the test setup.
Something like: `__warningregistry__ = {}`.


but if a patched package is not updated, but the patch set was modified, we still want to redoanload/repatch, just like on "composer install" ?


button variable name is unclear. what does button do?


Great, good to pull


Very good!


Never mind that one, looks like uninstall is indeed what we want here.


Now we have a friend `@library` enables us to trivially verify anything :-)  We can use it temporarily for the functions that leon fails to verify, and come back to the unverified functions later.


먼소리지 이게.


Thanks!

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Message.receiver is not available in chat_info becouse It isn't a Message:

    {"event":"chat_info","title":"Testing", "members_num":2, "members": [{"id":*********, "type":"user", "cmd": "user#*********", "print_name": "NekBot", "first_name":"NekBot", "last_name":"", "real_first_name": "", "real_last_name": "", "username": "NekBot", "phone":"*********", "flags": 264}, {"id":*********, "type":"user", "cmd": "user#***********", "print_name": "Nekmo", "first_name":"Nekmo", "last_name":"", "real_first_name": "", "real_last_name": "", "username": "nekmocom", "phone":"************", "flags": 257}]}

I have a user ID, but not the room. If I ask the chat_info for 2 rooms at the same time, I can not know what the answer is.


Would like to see the naming buttons or comments on what they suppose to do.


Oops, sorry, it's in ModLoader.cs

There are no more classes Configuration and Keys


LGTM.


Done in the next PR


Great.


This sneaky snippet decay-copies `f` and then slaps `const` to it. I don't see why we would not allow, for instance, a function object that accumulates state as it is async bulk executed.


Yeah we can change that. I was just following the examples of Blaze Components.


Oh yeah, I forgot to change it in the github project, is fixed


This is starting to get non-pythonic. It's more like this is getting lisp-y with all those parentheses, zipping things, then iterating them, then the single letter variables... I like single letter variables when I am writing a proof of something, but when I am reading code, I have some trouble, unless it is something like counters like `i`, `j`, `k` or quantities like `m`, and `n`. Other than that, I think that more descriptive names could be used.

(Yes, I know. I also make this error).


It is better, anyway.


> into the correct line numbers

This edit doesn't make sense. You only have to append the strings to the file and run the sync tool. It moves the strings to the correct places.

You are using the tool when you are working with the files, right?


Hi,

Thanks for your interests in Minerva.

The performance of GoogleNet is gotten with the quick solver (
https://github.com/BVLC/caffe/blob/master/models/bvlc_googlenet/quick_solver.prototxt).
If you train the net with more time and more data augmentation, you will
get better accuracy.

I think it's possible to get 7% top-5 error in Minerva, since it's as
accurate as other tools like Caffe or Theano, but it may acquire your own
effort to achieve that if you need it right now. Here's some suggestions:
1. when testing, sample more windows (in GoogLeNet paper, they sample 144
windows out of an image, here we only sample 5); 2. Try to add some
variance on image when training.

We will update with the better model and testing setting in later version.
Sorry for keeping you waiting.

Thanks,
Tianjun

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> possible to replicate their results using Minerva? If not, then why not?
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>


Here I get the following warning message:

WARNING: Rtools is required to build R packages, but is not currently installed.

Please download and install Rtools 3.2 from http://cran.r-project.org/bin/windows/Rtools/ and then run find_rtools().


Good research!


Well, it starts to get a bit confusing, right? :) I think that we need tests for this. I will try to write some, or we will be swamped with code that we don't understand.


OK.


No surt aquí pq és en un commit diferent


Just curious about that line with the `.class` extension. Is there anybody here using jython? That would be cool to know!


Ah, thanks!


Needless to say, I would like more changes like this one! :)


Very good change to keep in sync with the site structure!


I would suggest to try only half of the difference between the old values and the new values.
For example, old value: 21, new value: 35, then in the new test you should put it: 28


Strictly speaking, youtube-dl doesn't need the entire URLs. Only the video ids are enough.


Build is still broken. Please see http://ci.cgeo.org/job/c-geo/3725/console
Build was first broken at http://ci.cgeo.org/job/c-geo/3724/


Should be `is not None` according to PEP8 (http://jaredgrubb.blogspot.nl/2009/04/python-is-none-vs-none.html)


OK. It's a matter of taste, but creating something, putting it into a variable and then returning it seems one step too long. Not a problem with me, though, if you prefer it.


semver: minor


This code is starting to get beautiful! :)


Same thing a few lines down. I'll change it, only now I noticed the PyCharm warning.


A gif says more than a thousand words: https://i.imgur.com/faxLRuW.gifv

I don't know what's causing it :(


Couple of notes.
1. fromBuffer should probaby not mutate the Buffer in any way. This is due to the fact that you may only be reading a few bits etc.
2. fromBuffer must take into account the bits and bytes in a read. For instance you need to read 1 bit, or 22 bits, etc.


hola


You mentioned a loop in the commit message. Perhaps you meant the else clause of the last if? Or did you mean the implicit loop in the list comprehension? I assume the latter.


Привет, тестируем


Thanks for the confirmation.

On Sun, May 17, 2015 at 7:49 AM, Tianjun Xiao <notifications@github.com>
wrote:

> Hi,
>
> Thanks for your interests in Minerva.
>
> The performance of GoogleNet is gotten with the quick solver (
>
> https://github.com/BVLC/caffe/blob/master/models/bvlc_googlenet/quick_solver.prototxt
> ).
> If you train the net with more time and more data augmentation, you will
> get better accuracy.
>
> I think it's possible to get 7% top-5 error in Minerva, since it's as
> accurate as other tools like Caffe or Theano, but it may acquire your own
> effort to achieve that if you need it right now. Here's some suggestions:
> 1. when testing, sample more windows (in GoogLeNet paper, they sample 144
> windows out of an image, here we only sample 5); 2. Try to add some
> variance on image when training.
>
> We will update with the better model and testing setting in later version.
> Sorry for keeping you waiting.
>
> Thanks,
> Tianjun
>
> 2015-05-17 20:13 GMT+08:00 zer0n <notifications@github.com>:
>
> > In the GoogLeNet paper, they reported below 7% for top-5 error. Is it
> > possible to replicate their results using Minerva? If not, then why not?
> >
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> > Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> > <
> https://github.com/dmlc/minerva/commit/385821e76c508b6ca4ff6d9523d4713e3e1dc1ea#commitcomment-11229739
> >
> > .
> >
>
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> .
>


@nairdo @edmistj Now there's no visual representation that a button was clicked.  Can we at least show the spinner without using a postback to disable it?

Here's a CSS solution we added to our check-in:

.btn-primary {
    position: relative;
    .fa-spin {
        position: absolute;
        top: 50%;
        left: 50%;
        height: 24px;
        width: 24px;
        margin-top: -12px;
        margin-left: -12px;
        opacity: 0;
    }

    &.btn-loading {
        color: transparent;
        .fa-spin {
            color: white;
            opacity: 1;
        }
    }
}

if (!$(this).hasClass('btn-loading')) {
    $(this).addClass('btn-loading');
}


Isn't .foldLeft(0)(_ + _) the same as .sum ?


teste


## This is a markdown file


ok


I think this is also needed in SetFullscreen for the case you switch from full screen to windowed mode.


I'll split out the test libraries into another directory.


I thought so at first, but I tried writing:
```c
*argv = line;
*argv++;
```
Looks weird..


a liitle typo, it should be:

```cpp
#elif __APPLE__
```


I think you should leave this commented-out?


Ah nice :D, I should definitely do something like this as well, I put it in my [TODO](https://github.com/genkimarshall/bigredapp-android/issues/28) :+1:


It makes no sense to even include php as a requirement if you're going to do that...


buffer.slice returns a view of the buffer. Using this to move the beginning of the view forward after the read.  needs to be reworked and tested


Honestly, I don't know that much about AI programming.  If you look into my code, you'll see a bunch of if checks.  To get appropriate AI done, I probably should have implemented difficulty levels and used a genetic algorithm or something adaptive.  If checks just seemed simplest to implement based on the deadline I had.
So I probably wouldn't be much help, sorry.  Best of luck!


mybatis: int=null


Yes, we should not change the signedness for datatypes in exported functions' input/output variables for sure.

In this specific instance though, with only internal changes as far as I can see, in your opinion, commit or revert?


I'm strongly against that as it is way too general.


lots of stuff you've got here mate ;) I allowed myself to borrow some commits ;) I'm trying to locate the code responsible for tearing so that my kernel is usable on jb as well


Привет код


Fixed, thanks for pointing it out.


ааа


Fix'd!


Bikeshedding is necessary and the last convention works great when escaping strings with color codes!


Oh whups ;c


I think this is ok for now but some day we should consider aligning OSX events with app design. window events are supposed to come in through CWinEvents::MessagePump.


Beware this wrongly shows as "DisplayRconfigured" in the github diff ... its wrong - this is ResizeWindow which is called from SetFullscreen anyway ...


This works for us everywhere except pager buttons, since .NET won't let me include content inside the pager button markup.


Why show these messages? 99% it is not useful to show them.


I know - osx uses the CWinEventsSDL which is kinda outside of windowing because its fuckin SDL ;) - if i had more such weekends like this i would try to continue working on the SDL remove branch which already has his own message pump...


Ah yeah and i forgot to add: also changed the default internal names back


@apolukhin I think this would be a good point for a first review.


You might consider to introduce a new constant STATUS_LEGEND_POSITION_NONE as there is also FILTER_POSITION_NONE


Error in commit messages.
Closes #1342


ahh, right


@levicole DWMR. Press on.


Error in commit message.
Closes #1238


This should be a separate repo, since it will be easier to contribute.


@levicole DWMR. Good. Press on.


The problem is that "char" is platform-dependent type and int8_t/uint8_t are not... this can cause trouble with some platforms I'm not sure we should or shouldn't support... "char" is not guaranteed to be 8 bits wide, just like sizes of "long" and "wchar_t" are not guaranteed to be same on all platforms. So far I've seen char be either 8 or 16 bits, but from C programming guidelines I get impression there can be more possibilities.


Ja flinken! :dart:


@levicole The reason you had to initialize `message` outside of the `if { }` block is because variables initialized inside of any { } is only available inside of that { }. You could not access `message` outside of this method after all.


@levicole DWMR. Press on!


you forgot to put lockInfos into instanceInfo


The important changes are in
reports/30min/0traffic/MakeReport30 100755 → 100644


so if i install homebrew and then run the compiled app file it should work?

my email is jacob.boy (at) gmail.com if u can sent a bundles that would be great


Yes! Had to create a temporary char ** to old the starting address of args. I think it's cleaner to move it since parse will never be executed without that line.


does your rom boots/works with this remake branch?


Well done, Dad! *claps*


It's for `uint8_t`, used in some memory.c functions


typo: month or *so*?


Varför skickar vi in node här när den aldrig används varken i ELK eller influxdb?


looks good to me!


I know I'm working on it.. consider this as version 1.0


Actor respond with future in order to route can be complete response with this future immediately. This future will be actually completed when product will be assembled.


Varför en pekare här istället? De betyder ju att vi potientiellt kan få fel data loggad om den hinner ändra på sig igen innan vi hunnit skicka iväg den.


Nice! :+1:


It would make sense because if anything goes wrong, I should focus on making it working on 5.5+. Anything earlier may or not work but I personally wouldn't want to look/support it.

Laravel 5.2 will be based from Symfony 2.8 or Symfony 3.0?


@levicole Well done on all these methods. You could reduce them to one line of code > `return ([string1 isEqualToString:string2]);`


I never thought that there is a security hole here... until we don't use the X-Auth-CouchDB-Token header, the client can forge the authentication by setting the X-Auth-CouchDB-* headers. There is a need to clean the request from the headers before forwarding it to the server, but since it seems that couhDB *in this case* accepts them case insensitive, we need to search all the headers for sensitive ones to protect from the forgery.


@levicole DWMR.


Laravel 5.2 will be released with 3.0, though, we're actually going to change it to 2.8 first, then set it to 3.0 closer to the release, probably 2 months before or something.


@levicole Consider what the method should return for items that do not exactly match one of the values. No need to refactor. Just consider.


That makes complete sense then. I didn't think about variable scope. Did the curriculum cover that and did I miss it?

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Very cool.

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> git merge sqlite-patch
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it can be a library considering apache commons-exec shall we say no one uses what I use :dancer: .. nonetheless it will be done in next next version :D


:clap:


@levicole `NSMutableString` is the correct solution to this. Nice.


ok


:wolf:
![2015-05-17 11 29 17](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/4011729/7670978/c0425be0-fcec-11e4-85d5-51bf033947ed.png)


@levicole DWMR. You've leaned into this work. Good. Thank you. Press on.


@guaq Please review; org application is kind of hazard. I tried to remove some internal server errors.


prueba


Thank you @teopost! Can you please rework the syntax a tiny bit before I merge this to fix #33? I don't think the `statuses.update()` takes the `result_type` parameter, so that can be dropped.

Also, can you please add a quick example of what you would pass to the `send_tweet()` call in the README? I'm pretty sure it would just be a string, e.g.:

    my_bot.send_tweet("hello world")


Thanks you. Updated :p


started Kodi windowed - ok :)
plugged HDMI -> LG TV is there, nice
switch between windowed, LCD, LG -> ok
move window (with playing video) from LCD, 60hz, to LG 50hz, codec screen showing fps open -> ok

good work!

there is a small issue with toggle full screen. I use cmd+f becasue backslash does not work for me.
- Kodi is windowed on LG, cmd+f makes it full screen on LG (as expected)
- Kodi is windowed on LG playing video, cmd+f makes it full screen on LCD, hm ?


The resulting base VM is missing user `ubuntu` which causes gbuild to fail; you could add this line here to fix this:
```shell
    adduser --disabled-password --gecos ubuntu --quiet ubuntu || true
```


I'm actually not 100% sure how to do this. Should I just dump a 64-byte random key to the console and copy that into an environment variable?


Minor annoyance: during a make-base-vm, you're asked:

    ... is not a block special device.
    Proceed anyway? (y,n)

You could change the above to this to skip the prompt:
```shell
mkfs.ext4 -F $OUT-lxc
```


Doh! Late to the party. Congrats!


> good one
[hello](http://baidu.com)


The Spoon-Knife-Fork Repository


Do you think this would be useful for DetourCrowd to make a pull request upstream?


We always want to test against the latest version.  This test will just waste resources.


xD


Optimistic :)


adding ignore


thx.
Postponing validation, since whole form will probably be rewritten


I never had to do this to get my components to work. They just worked even when the root node wasn't a component. Only issue I had was that I couldn't get my layout to function as a component.


> Have some official swift bindings

What is the strategy for this?


Minor annoyance: Bitcoin includes `export LC_ALL='en_US.UTF-8'` in its build script, which causes every bash script (lots...) during the build to litter build.log with:

    /bin/bash: warning: setlocale: LC_ALL: cannot change locale (en_US.UTF-8)

Adding an additional package above fixes this:
```shell
addpkg=$addpkg,lxc,language-pack-en
```


@gaperton
> Hey. Looks like lodash guys are already testing the fix, improving performance to match this function. :)

lodash has something similar to this in its stable release. However in the next bump I'm doing some house cleaning and removing some of the extraneous bits that don't add much. I'm considering removing this bit because it was duplicating checks for something that was plenty fast to begin with (over a million ops/sec).

This patch also has some bugs that I've commented on over at
https://github.com/jridgewell/underscore/commit/7f59e4089a80f3d086ba81846d40fed9c4871189


Okey, have you checked out the update to the official CLI?
I switched to it, making everything easier (in the future).
Sorry for the sudden changes in the last time.


Merging with Master


"in parallel" => "independently"?


@Omnomnominous **AI always moves 0 column**. There should be a problem. Maybe due to getAITurn() method in GameSystem


Sorry :P


__APPLE__ covers all apple OS's including iOS. This is the OS X specific macro according to http://stackoverflow.com/a/2166491/1937198


The build failed with syntax error, see https://travis-ci.org/mantisbt/mantisbt/jobs/62906097#L164


"need access" => "provides access"?


Move this condition to the previous if statement.
if (isRaid() && !isRaidMinion() && (drop.getCount() > 0))


Do not include this else clause.ss


But this code still applies to iOS, they use the same kernel??


Remove this else clause, it's not required.


Just patch your local version so the code is the same as here.


Retirado da UNICAMP. www.dac.unicamp.br/sistemas/catalogos/grad/catalogo2015/coordenadorias/0023/0023.html#MC102

Talvez sejam necessárias algumas mudanças na ementa.


ack


@alexblair1 DWMR (done with my review). Press on.


commit message could be better but its ok...


don't the tests solely use the fixture data?


Ah. In this case it's not documented as an optional attribute. I've committed a fix to make it conform to documentation.


@sinhaamit1980 Please open a separate issue for it.


when hovering over the total grade of the course (which in this case shows a dash), a tooltip is displayed.


It is better to use `fields` than excludes


@alexblair1 DWMR. This was very well done. Good. Press on!


Lodash has something similar to this one, but this patch 2-3 times faster than lodash stable release in most browsers. There are tests demonstrating that.

This patch doesn't has these bugs. It's completely different patch to that one you've commented. Unit tests passed. _.isEqual( /a/, /a/ ) === true.


Should we assume that people know that parse_else isn't an exact replacement of EvalElse?


Some people find it easier to use '-----'


@alexblair1 This is an ideal test. Nice.


@alexblair1 DWMR.


Yeah i was not able to track the latter down yet...


Its compiler specific, and I have no idea what the iOS compiler is. This is a problem with certain older apple clangs.


Learn to use the URL structure to break out this logic into different views


I prefer continue using Pytg 0.3 for a while. Pytg 0.3 works. Meanwhile I will continue working on other protocols (XMPP).

When Pytg 0.4 is a bit more mature (a few weeks), I will turn to the new version.

Thanks for everything. :)


OK, change apple back to OSX then.


oops. canoli..


Hm I think this should return true by default.


@jprodrigues70 eu vou ter que refazer a identação de tudo, então..


Dear Nasser,

Nice to hear from you. Its a great news. I will definitely get this update.

Regards,

Nabeel

Sent from Windows Mail

From: Nasser Hadjloo
Sent: Sunday, May 10, 2015 4:35 PM
To: hadjloo/Metro-UI-CSS
Cc: nabeelbukhari

Dear Nabeel,

Sorry for my late reply, I'm working on making metro UI v3 RTL, so if you wait 2 weeks, you can have the metro UI v3 RTL

regards

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nice, i don't really understand how you solve these problems across multiple platforms simultaneously. very impressive.


/CC @kasper93


Home brew is installed, I have the BLDC-tool folder located in /usr/local so I tried typing
brew cd /usr/local/bldc-tool
qmake
But I get an unknown command error

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Sorry to say that, but that's not the correct fix.

The SCRATCH Pool must be emulated with llvmpipe.
The SCRATCH Pool supports all formats (hw don't), supports only sw rendering, and has limited use (no interaction with the other Pools, which can be on hw)