I've been wrestling with this quite a bit and was going to ask you Monday:
I read the following and was wondering if its okay that the plugin now
accepts 2 options as parameters instead of the generic "options" parameter:
Accepting Options

As your plugins get more and more complex, it's a good idea to make your
plugin customizable by accepting options. The easiest way to do this,
especially if there are lots of options, is with an object literal. Let's
change our greenify plugin to accept some options.

https://learn.jquery.com/plugins/basic-plugin-creation/

https://learn.jquery.com/plugins/advanced-plugin-concepts/

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#include <iostream>
using std::cin;
using std::cout;
using std::endl;

int main()
{
	cout << "integer\t\tsquare\t\tcube\n";
	cout << 0 << "\t\t" << 0*0 << "\t\t" << 0*0*0 << "\n";
	cout << 1 << "t\t" << 1*1 << "\t\t" << 1*1*1 << "\n";
	cout << 2 << "t\t" << 2*2 << "\t\t" << 2*2*2 << "\n";
	cout << 3 << "t\t" << 3*3 << "\t\t" << 3*3*3 << "\n";
	cout << 4 << "t\t" << 4*4 << "\t\t" << 4*4*4 << "\n";
	cout << 5 << "t\t" << 5*5 << "\t\t" << 5*5*5 << "\n";
	cout << 6 << "t\t" << 6*6 << "\t\t" << 6*6*6 << "\n";
	cout << 7 << "t\t" << 7*7 << "\t\t" << 7*7*7 << "\n";
	cout << 8 << "t\t" << 8*8 << "\t\t" << 8*8*8 << "\n";
	cout << 9 << "t\t" << 9*9 << "\t\t" << 9*9*9 << "\n";
	cout << 10 << "t\t" << 10*10 << "\t\t" << 10*10*10 << "\n";

	return 0;
}


move UBOOT_SYSTEM="" before if [ "$PROJECT" == "imx6" ] ..


Cf. https://github.com/FreshRSS/FreshRSS/pull/766


dont know if this is here on purpose, but to me it seems it should be 2 lines above (before 3rdparty/bootloader/SPL) ?


Translation for the craftitems Cotton (formerly known as String, the result from harvesting cotton) and Wheat (the bundle you get from harvested wheat) is missing. Maybe there has to be done something in the api.lua where the registration of craftitems is?


Oops -- nevermind, that actually does show up with the built translations file in place: http://staging.mixxx.org/


Should 'writePid(pidFile->string);'  be protected by "if(pidFile)" as well?


I think this may cause problems for all HTML in translation strings.. Hm.


better:
```
if [  -d $PROJECT_DIR/$PROJECT/oemsplash ] ; then
  cp -PR $PROJECT_DIR/$PROJECT/oemsplash $RELEASE_DIR
fi
``


You shouldn't need to talk to the Lorekeeper for a second time, a second row of vehicles are supposed to spawn just before the Leviathan's perimeter, but currently it doesn't. And by the looks of it, that's the bug you're trying to report - not related to this commit.


BLIND MERGE YOLO


Duh.  Fixed in 74030a6bed63e392c83c317b9bd3010de204b8c3.


So quickly


Is there anything left that has to be done to this branch before it can be rebased into master?


I get github notifications over RSS in my mailer — so I get them straight away if I happen to be reading mail.


Two parameters is still in manageable range. I wouldn't get overly concerned about it. It is a good practice to be mindful of.

Needless to say, it's a trivial change.

```js
/**
 jQuery plugin for attaching treehouse or codeschool badges to your page.

**Usage**:

$(el).insignia({ treehouse: '<username>', codeschool: '<username>' });

**Options**:

* `treehouse` : username at treehouse.com (optional)
* `codeschool` : username at codeschool.org (optional)

*/
$.fn.insignia = function(options) {
       if(!options) return; // nothing to do if we have no username(s).

	this.empty(); // reset the container

	if (options.treehouse){
		getBadges(options.treehouse, this);
	}
	if (options.codeschool) {
		getBadges2(options.codeschool, this);
	}
}
```


That's the way I test problems, very sorry


Yes sir, I am aware of #303 and procedure.

I did not want to create a pull request if there was a reason unseen by me as to why it wasn't done!

Your comment leads me to believe it just got missed ... I'll create a pull request!

Thank you
-Enjoy


Elías, no tenemos que poner la salida del yacc en el lex.c. lo que tenemos que hacer es meter el lex.c en el compilador.y no debemos tocar nada de lo generado por yacc.

Todo tiene que quedar en el compilador.y y borrar lex.c cuando sea oportuno


Are you sure?  I bult and deployed the example andgot an exception when trying to use `Parcels.wrap()`


TeamCity OsmSharp :: GitHub - OsmSharp [Build 4.3.0.1003](http://build.osmsharp.com:8080/viewLog.html?buildId=4753&buildTypeId=bt16) outcome was **SUCCESS**
Summary: Tests passed: 519 Build time: 0:0:1


Okay! I downloaded PIL in all the right places (haha, there were like 13 steps, oh macs), so when I press build, I don't get an error, but also nothing else happens! Ahhh, basic explanation please!


I take comfort in the few that might.


Looks to be related to the fact that the payload target field is a *string. Switching to just string the REST unmarshal works as expected. So i think this might be a bug in rest/unmarshal.go. If the field type is a *string the [unmarshalBody() payload.IsValid()](https://github.com/awslabs/aws-sdk-go/blob/master/internal/protocol/rest/unmarshal.go#L31) returns false.


Two more messages in http://support.web2project.net/questions/index.html  are spam:

Which is the first layer of the atmosphere?

For week end get-togethers i am wanting for plus size nightclub dress, Exactly where to locate them?

Please delete…


i won


In DISTANCE_SENSOR 0 means "unknown", so '> 0'.


That was discussed in #40, where we agreed that this was fine because the game only barely works on IE11 anyway.


Unused imports, [PEP8 violation](https://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0008/#imports).


Make it optional.


(move into `if` body)


I kinda want to understand this, for example, Dark Lord in the current mob_db has:

ATK1: 3935
ATK2: 2585

According to kRO's own database:

ATK1: 3362
ATK2: 4936

According to divine-pride.net, which tends to be more updated than kRO's db and should be used unless you can sense mobs on kRO yourself:

ATK1: 3935
ATK2: 6520

Now, you're saying that mob's MATK is based on their ATK2.

Wouldn't it make more sense to reverse those values? For example, following divine-pride's info, ATK2 would be the number used to calculate physical damage and ATK1 magical since the amount is lower and spells hurt more, makes more sense this way.
In fact, I remember those values been reversed not that long ago.


Ah yes, but maybe we should leave it as an infof() or DEBUGF(infof()) for now to allow us to better track problems? I did discover some mistakes with this check...


Could you squash this? No need to keep the history of this file.


Useless comment, PEP8 violation: two blank lines expected.


@yankejustin, when you've got some time, would you take a look at what I've done so far and give me some input on it?  I would greatly appreciate it!

I've ran into two problems
1) Special keys aren't being logged other than Ctrl, Alt, and modifier keys (Enter isn't being logged)
2) After executing a message pump on the logger thread, exiting the thread doesn't seem to work properly.  When disconnecting a client from the server the client will hang in memory

What i've done so far
-implemented basic hook
-handled multiple keypresses so keys aren't logged multiple times until the KEYUP message has been processed


are you sure?


我第一次提交的内容，不是很熟悉。


This just adds comment lines to the auth.js file.


Is there a way to do this with the config but not to modify the string? If I use Object or String and give in a string then the config value is always in quotes :-/


Lot of PEP8 violations, use static analysis tool.


I was looking at header glyphicons. I see now that you are working on this also.  Use my commit just as an example.


:+1: makes complete sense; nicely written


picture sharing thing? oooh neon signs that's really cool


i did draw it! Did you solve it?


dick pics in general. I dunno, I don't get it :/


@dachary,  i think that one of the purposes of this test (`test_kill_daemons`) is to see if the osd.0 is down after `kill_daemons $dir TERM osd || return 1`. if `kill_daemon` at line 230 works as it is expected, osd.0 should be down **right after** `kill_daemons $dir TERM osd` returns. so i think `ceph osd dump | grep "osd.0 down"` a better test for this function.

what do you think?


lol


Good job setting up the server! :+1:


Doesn't `page` need be increased every new page?


so the file you want to run is sandbox.py. rendertools is a library of functions. when you run sandbox.py it pulls in all the functions in that i wrote in rendertools and calls them to make stuff.


I agree with this change but a similar one got nacked before: https://github.com/bitcoin/bitcoin/pull/5769
Hopefully this time the justification will be accepted since this is not a mere refactor.


@PeterDaveHello Sure, actually that's very simple. :smile:


@viniciusaires7 a data de publicação está errada tambem. coloque a mesma data do evento...


Fails to build: http://hydra.nixos.org/build/22247689/nixlog/1/raw


Fixes #32


Hi, Claudio. Thanks for writing this! I used a modified version of your code once before without knowing how to let you know at the time, and thought it served excellently. I feel it's time I tried to pay that debt back.

I've [written a parsing utility](https://github.com/AkshatM/BoxOfficeMojo-Data) that allows you to be able to convert tables on BoxOfficeMojo HTML pages to `pandas` [DataFrame] (http://pandas.pydata.org/pandas-docs/stable/dsintro.html#dataframe) objects. DataFrames [support advanced indexing, selection, and summarisation mechanisms](http://www.gregreda.com/2013/10/26/working-with-pandas-dataframes/) that I think will benefit `retrieve_incomes.py` significantly - for one thing, you'll no longer have to rely on regular expressions (which will be table specific), but can simply select the data you want and do operations on it. You could extract the entire weekly earnings to a list, for example, instead of having to iterate through the whole thing, as well as ask for cumulative earning reports in a one liner. You could even do more advanced things - weight earnings between movies by the number of theaters each was showcased in, or indicate percentage changes, and more. My code will handle the parsing completely, and can be executed in one line - it can even handle many different types of tables, so you're no longer confined to just weekly earning reports but could check if say [a movie made it into the #1 Movie slot for the year it was released] (http://www.boxofficemojo.com/weekly/?view=wk&p=.htm).

I realise you might not be interested in rewriting `boxoffice`, and that's fine - just wanted to let you know next time you wanted to do something similar in Python.  :) Also, I'm commenting here because I didn't think creating an issue would have been the right thing. Thanks again for writing this in the first place - you have no idea how useful it was for me.


OK, I improved my code, and its on the bench now.
I don't see how it can harm...hopefully, it can help somehow.

Agree about local testing
We see all the ranges of results between different workers for the same test,
from +40 after 1000 games to -40, and different draw rates too !
So when we do local test with 1000 games, we can expect all kind of results too.


Can you output the index of page being downloaded? You can implement it [similarly](https://github.com/rg3/youtube-dl/blob/master/youtube_dl/extractor/youtube.py#L1624-L1645).


Fixes #30


why?


I felt it didn't make sense :
* Everything 'global' like canceling the wizard should be centralized into the Wizard class and not the screens, its GUI subcomponents.
* It could be easily confused with Wizard.onCancel()


Proszę o uaktualnienie dokumentacji na apiary zgodnie ze zmianami.


yeah! i was confused at seeing this actually.


Why is Object.keys necessary?  It's a pretty easy function to duplicate for browsers that don't support it..


okay sorry. no more


Are 100 items necessary?  Seems like a lot of wasted time.


Nie powinniśmy zmieniać klucza w naszym API. Wg mnie powinno być spójne we wszystkich przypadkach. Jeśli zdecydowalićmy, że id Usera jest czym innym niż email to powinniśmy iść w kierunku jaki zaproponowałem:

"
Proponuję rozszerzyć API o następujące nowe operacje:

1. /user/email/{email}/resetPassword - to samo co /users/{id}/reset... ale nie musicie kombinować z id usera, - powinno Was to zadowolić

2. GET /users/whoami (z autoryzacją wg Basic Auth) ma dwie funkcje: zwraca HTTP 200 jeśli user+pw  usera są poprawne. Druga funkcja: zwraca dane o aktualnie zalogowanym użytkowniku: coś w rodzaju {id: 1212212, email: "józer@firma.com"}.
"

Do czasu odpowiedzi klienta zamykam tego pull requesta.


Haha, don't apologize! I asked! nooo, I'm trying to understanddd


Why a random string?


haha what's to understand? i guess you're just not into it


you don submit john


I am going to switch back to cluster mode but here is the diff: https://github.com/Unitech/PM2/blob/master/ADVANCED_README.md#execute-any-kind-of-script


Fix #59


This also has a likely undesirable side-effect on the `self._sock.sendall(...)` call in in `SocketTransport.write()`


It’s just the line formatting.

Will be fixed by later commit anyway

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@dachary just want to confirm with you that changing the m/k of the erasure pool does not change the nature of this test right ? can we be more consistent when choosing m and k for the erasure tests if we are not exercising different combination of m and k?

i see some other tests in this test suites are still using 12+12. for example: at https://github.com/dachary/ceph/commit/7f804b83e2c6f44ebf667a23d3b32b3e49797767#diff-3bb12ab06a399b8deb8a648e01e01240R148, we still have
```
./ceph osd pool create $poolname 12 12 erasure $profile || return 1
```


so anne is flying into NYC june 10 and we're going to make our way to houston over the next 10 days or so


Looks like you've changed this functionality; this is causing the clocksi_test to fail now.


@meetar I'm trying out support for a per-frame update function inside the scene file, so that styles like the daycycle can be entirely contained inside one file.


Cargo won't be able to build against 1.0.0 unfortunately for awhile, it's using a number of other unstable filesystem APIs which prevent it from being stable.


ПАРНИ ВОТ ТУТ НУЖНО ПОМОЧЬ, А ЛУЧШЕ ДОДЕЛАТЬ=)


Delete this because it was added inadvertently.


Can't.


We shouldn't be preventing tabbing inside of plugins as the solution. Some plugins already rely on tabbing for keyboard navigation of various things - the tree in DOM Explorer for instance.

I believe there is a more sensible fix for this, and it involves ensuring hidden tabs are truly hidden and can't be selected. This fix is a bit like using an ax for minor surgery. Can we roll this back and I'll take a look layer today?


First two notes fixed. Third one is fine - I think there is no option to have SPL and .imx created at the same time (only SPL and .img). At least it is ok for current systems.


how about using `expect_failure` ? is it too heavyweight here? not a strong opinion  though.


honestly it's not like i'm that into taking them either. i just love getting photos and i never know what to send back


Yes, forgot that :)


Can you please do a git pull with the latest version of Utils.java and then submit your patches again that version?

Thanks,

Doug


> The expect_false() helper is replaced by a ! statement which is simpler and has the same effect.

cool, will test it.


not at all: it's just that one branch is easier to maintain than several. As long as the API does not break, no need to create a new branch (e.g. catkin for jade is from the indigo branch, image_common is from the hydro branch up to Jade and so on). Thx for clarifying !


What was wrong with invoking the object as a function?


Remove the extra set of "()"'s.
func handleScore(notification: NSNotification) () {
                                                                         ^^


@meetar see https://github.com/tangrams/carousel/commit/b90c6e88fdf682a48b22243fcd8ffff005b162c3 for an example - works with this branch


Change to:
            var userInfo = [String: Int]()
            userInfo["highScore"] = self.swiftris.score
            NSNotificationCenter.defaultCenter().postNotificationName("HandleScore", object: nil, userInfo: userInfo)


By the way you may also want to send note to http://www.opentk.com/doc/graphics/save-opengl-rendering-to-disk why it is wrong and how to do it instead.


What's the reason for having default constructor explicitly defined?


Capitalize days of the week (**F**riday, **T**uesday).


Agree


@vtjnash I love the idea of this being possible ! (but I think I already told you that). It's one step towards being able to use mandatory julia in the compilation pipeline!

I'm not quite sure this is necessary for now, especially with your change since we only gain the time of the "small bootstrap" right ?


* continueing > continuing


* compatability > compatibility


https://github.com/WoltLab/WCF/blob/master/wcfsetup/install/files/acp/rebuild_attachments_com.woltlab.wcf_2.1.4.php needs to be added here (run="standalone")


* arma > Arma
* ie > i.e.


* an > a


It's absolutely essential to the pull requests which follow. CTxIn::IsFinal() simply no longer works in with consensus-enforced sequence numbers because you need access to the UTXO to verify whether an input is final or not. Having a method lying around which claims to check finality without actually doing so is dangerous...


Yeah, I've used that one before as well. Works great if you're doing regular sudo (as root), but unfortunately it doesn't work if you sudo as a non-root user, because the sudo'd user won't have read/write permissions on the unix domain socket pointed to by SSH_AUTH_SOCK.


I recall it didn't compile without it. :-)

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Let me Check. It passed all tests on my machine.

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Is this OK to do without a "@SideOnly(Side.CLIENT)" guard?  Something's crashing my server at startup during ModBlocks.init() after updating to build 165, and I suspect it's this...


Thanks, however it seems a bug of FindBugs. I manually excluded this case in a new commit.


I'm confused please help


if(!spell.Cast())
이 부분에서 이미 spell.Cast()가 실행되고 스펠이 시전됬는지 안됬는지를 반환함


Shouldn't bee here :)


Haha that's why I put a completely fake location :P


Yes, with enabled=yes for initscript update.


Nice!

:+1:


I haven't solved it yet. I tried, and it's damn hard.
Hmm, send more photoshopped lizards back? Haha, plz don't do that

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Fixes #16


That's not how unique pointers should be used. When using a unique_ptr, the pointer should be uniquely held by one object only (hence the name). Copying the underlying pointer with unique_ptr.get() or by using the pointer the unique_ptr was created from can screw up badly when you have different object lifetimes.

Use std::shared_ptr when you need multiple objects holding the same pointer. The function should also return a unique/shared pointer.


Save the message in Parser


These two changes require the wiki migration to occur also.


fffff


@csokol Should this really be hard-coded? This makes localizing the routes file really difficult.


Unfortunately, this breaks compilation with mingw as it doesn't provide `CONDITION_VARIABLE` ...

I tried with mingw-w64 which has that one defined, but I ran into another problem (it seems to dynamically link `libmonosgen-2.0.dll` to `libgcc_s_sjlj-1.dll`, I've no idea why but found a few reports of this while googling).

Is this something you're aware of internally or should I raise it on the devel list?


change to: a single pattern, specifying....


as above


huh, why replacing *vmovss* by *movss*? they do **not** the same thing. If you plan to use *AVX*, you should really avoid to mix *SSE* and *AVX* to avoid [AVX-SSE Transition Penaties](https://software.intel.com/sites/default/files/m/d/4/1/d/8/11MC12_Avoiding_2BAVX-SSE_2BTransition_2BPenalties_2Brh_2Bfinal.pdf).


Remember const is transitive, so you only can get a const value out of a const Variant.


Gracias :sparkling_heart:


Same for *vmovd* and *movd*.

>the hardware saves the contents of the upper 128 bits of
the YMM registers when transitioning from 256-bit Intel® AVX to legacy Intel® SSE, and then
restores these values when transitioning back from Intel® SSE to Intel® AVX (256-bit or 128-bit).
The save and restore operations both cause a penalty that amounts to several tens of clock cycles
for each operation.


what

Initial thought: asInstanceOf is bad, do `case Success(s: Future[String]) => complete(s)` instead


you could pick this one: https://github.com/FernetMenta/xbmc/commit/1e407c30d271396dc9008b54a6a82b72b2030400


Corrigi a data, obrigado por alertar! Dessa vez acabei pulando a etapa do pull request mas nas proximas vou fazer correto :D


Thanks you! This was a side-project I made a long time ago, and it strictly depends on the data that BoxOfficeMojo provides. I'm surprised it's still working! I'm happy you could find it useful.
Let me know if you make your changes available online on a website like I did, and I'll be happy to play with it. Thanks!


Actually it is not yet finished. I have to complete the table thus to compute more/interesting hashFunctions.


http://www.expatax.nl/tax-rates-2015.php if you have 57585 you should have 23094 tax. In your tool it shows 16435. Sorry if I am mistaken.


You sure you want to be using Alpha builds?


@karissa after running this test like 7 times i got it to fail, and i realized its because the `export` was happening before the `checkout` because theres a somewhat rare race condition here because it spawns `checkout` and `export` in the same tick and I guess sometimes `export` finished first. so here I set `end: false` on the first one, and use the option `.end` callback of tape-spawn to ensure i wait for the `checkout` to finish before spawning `export`. hopefully this fixes it


will there ever be an exception? what's going to happen if user input for the route is not an entity?


in `function main`, probably we can remove the `setup` and `teardown` calls? because every `function run()` setup and teardown for each individual test.

see https://github.com/dachary/ceph/commit/a8d4fb4c8786bc937e119a8f93d7ab75b129a7ec#diff-b4edd9c14e9772bf1c03ed925f4ee2efL1056 .


+1 I think you can use `${contextPath}` in front here to avoid hardcoding to root. Not sure if localizing the routes is that much of a concern, but this would break anyone with an alternate context path.


Changelog?


this makes stuff show up as e.g.:

```
  dat1 heads

    ✓ matched pattern function
    ✓ stderr was empty

  dat1 diff

    ✓ matched pattern function
    ✓ stderr was empty

  dat1 merge

    ✓ stderr was empty
    ✓ matched /Merged/
    ✓ stdout was empty
```

rather than before where it just said 'output was empty'


Its exactly how unique_ptr is supposed to be used. You have one object that owns the memory, then the others that borrow the pointer temporarily. Like all of c++, you just have to be careful with the borrowing. (Its just a manual implementation of rust's rules).

Also this code is called quite frequently so its a good idea to avoid unnecessary ref counting.


Why are you splitting up the url and looking for parts?  I thought this was just a constant route - /rhitter/snippets/.


The patch (http://www.boost.org/patches/1_58_0/0001-Fix-exec_file-for-Python-3-3.4.patch) is difficult to apply for anybody who would want to use it.

Paths in this patch (excluding `a/` prefix):
```
src/exec.cpp
```
Paths existing in `boost_1_58_0.tar.bz2`:
```
libs/python/src/exec.cpp
```


Yes it's in 1.10


What do you think about ordering them by most recently modified?  I think that will be easier for us to read, because the IDs (default ordering) will be roughly the opposite of that.


This comment left here intentionally?


What's the reason for clang? It just seemed to work with gcc, with clang the build fails.


closes #1


No. `var`s outside of actor? Any mixin can access them!


You really don't want to build SQL statements by just concatenating strings.  Please use the PreparedStatement class to build a query with escaped parameters.  Your query would be "SELECT * FROM Snippet WHERE id = ?" and you would need to call statement.setInt(id).  This is especially important when using strings, because it will prevent SQL injection.


probably we should keep "profile default set" unchanged?

see the failed test in the bot run
```
TEST_crush_rule_create_erasure: 114: ./ceph osd crush rule create-erasure ruleset3
created ruleset ruleset3 at 1
TEST_crush_rule_create_erasure: 115: CEPH_ARGS=
TEST_crush_rule_create_erasure: 115: ./ceph --admin-daemon testdir/osd-crush/ceph-mon.a.asok log flush
{}

TEST_crush_rule_create_erasure: 116: grep 'profile set default' testdir/osd-crush/mon.a.log
TEST_crush_rule_create_erasure: 116: return 1
run: 32: return 1
```

and i am able to reproduce this failure.


> Remember const is transitive, so you only can get a const value out of a const Variant.

You could get a mutable copy of a const value out of a const Variant, though. But I'm fine with inout.


well, odd that you post that question here since this is only the first commit of the pull request
but i'll explain in detail...

Find the final code in the file handlers.js (https://github.com/baugarten/node-restful/blob/master/lib/handlers.js) starting line 77.

so, when you need an update and or delete hook for the mongoose model, you should pass in `shouldUseAtomicUpdate` and set it to false. This way it will perform update and delete statements in 2 steps.  first a `findOne` to find the document, then an `update` or `delete` this way it will fire the mongoose documents `update` and `delete` hook.

example:

```
var UserSchema = new Schema({
    lastName: { type: 'string', required: true },
    firstName: { type: 'string', required: true }
});

UserSchema.pre("remove", function(next) {
    // Do something before the User is removed (this hook is called thanks to the fact that we set shouldUseAtomicUpdate to false...
});

var User = restful.model('User', UserSchema);

// assure the update and delete happens in 2 steps ... yes it's a performance loss but you have the benefit of doing something pre delete or post update... (those hooks are not called when everything happens in 1 step on the database)
User.shouldUseAtomicUpdate = false;

User = User.methods(['get', 'put', 'post', 'delete']);
```


I'd say create a sequence that'd produce IDs


Ditto on the escaping SQL parameters.  There are some examples in my code as well.  Most importantly... PreparedStatement statement = conn.prepareStatement("UPDATE Snippet SET text = ?, timestamp = ? WHERE id = ?"); and then statement.setString(...); statement.setTimestamp(...); and statement.setInt(...);


@Woazboat , that's a common misconception.
Getting the raw pointer is perfectly fine when you are 100% sure that the owner will outlast you. (And you are not supposed to call delete on that pointer)


Seems to work, thanks. Standalone and Plugin are both usable. Also control by OSC seems to work. Some GUI issues remain. Will report them in detail.


What you are describing is a shared_ptr (possibly in combination with weak_ptr). The point behind using shared_ptr is exactly that you don't have to be careful with the borrowing.


cc @karissa


method argument should be required string slatProcess.  required and string is flipped.


better c++11 support / on my linux system gcc builds can't parse regex (-stdlib=libc++ only works on clang on my setup)


Why respond with a future? This is unnecessary complexity, and `actorRef ? Table` produces a `Future[Future[String]]`


>@Woazboat , that's a common misconception.
Getting the raw pointer is perfectly fine when you are 100% sure that the owner will outlast you. (And you are not supposed to call delete on that pointer)

I guess you _could_ do that if you are 100% sure that that is the case and neither you nor anybody else will use it in any other situatuion.


you can add a Spellbook by the effect of Spellbook of Power only when your monster destroy an opponent's monster by battle


:exclamation: The tone of the commit message seems unnecessarily harsh/negative. Even if it is true, the project history would better reflect progress if it were reworded to something positive. For example:

> This commit removes the requirement that return values be documented (SA1615). For the unit test project, the return values are rarely used, and eliminating this warning makes it easier for users to include summary documentation with their unit tests.


I encara em peta.. Ara estic mirant com s'ha de fer. Imagina aquesta situació
1. Tasques buides => rellotge apunta a end
2. Afegeixes una tasca (a la part de davant de end).
Si no fas res, BOOM, rellotge segueix apuntant a end i totes les tasques que afegeixis seran anteriors al rellotge (end)...
Això era la primera versió però només funcionava per la 1a tasca afegida.
Ara haig de posar que si afegeix una tasca just a darrera de la apuntada pel rellotge el rellotge passi a ser de la nova tasca.


How do you recognize whose table is this? If I recall correctly, by task definition, price for part creation should increase with every X orders, and if you don't recognize who gets the table, you can't compute correct price for the customer.


address


You defined this route as 'blog.new_post', not 'post.create'. If validator fails, you get an exception.


Tenes razon, puse el lex.c como estaba a al principio

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You should run this test at STC first @ 15 + 0.05,

Also, for tuning patches, you should use the parameter tweaks value as defined in https://github.com/glinscott/fishtest/wiki/Creating-my-first-test
that is SPRT ELO 0 = 0 and SPRT ELO 1 = 4


@Woazboat, A shared pointer is used when there isn't a single owner.  Some people use it in cases such as our case, but I find that overkill and unneeded, it's also a bit worse for performance.

Please [see this](http://stackoverflow.com/a/8376611).


OK.


If you made this to share this state between FactoryActors, then it's even more wrong, as race conditons, lost updates etc etc shine fully


:top:


No I hasn't

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After a thought, I think a shared_ptr would not only be overkill, but *wrong* for this use case. If m_Map is gone before the rest of the containers, then something is terribly wrong with the code anyways and shared_ptr wouldn't be of much use. In that case, we're doomed anyways and the best we can do is help it crash quickly, so we realize something is wrong. Accessing dangling pointers and crashing would be the best case.


Why is there only one master? Masters should not accept new orders while they are busy producing a part


And here, I don't see any context-related stuff to stop accepting orders while he's building a table leg


I tracked it down to the following to issues:

In Standalone:
Compiling Main.cpp
In file included from ../../../../Source/Standalone/Main.cpp:1:
In file included from ../../JuceLibraryCode/JuceHeader.h:17:
In file included from ../../JuceLibraryCode/modules/danlin_fontawesome/danlin_fontawesome.h:4:
In file included from ../../JuceLibraryCode/modules/danlin_fontawesome/../../../../../Submodules/danlin_modules/modules/danlin_fontawesome/danlin_fontawesome.h:4:
In file included from ../../../../Submodules/JUCE/modules/juce_core/juce_core.h:144:
../../../../Submodules/JUCE/modules/juce_core/system/juce_StandardHeader.h:53:10: fatal error: 'vector' file not found
#include <vector>  // included before platform defs to provide a definition of _LIBCPP_VERSION

In Plugin:
Compiling juce_VST_Wrapper.cpp
In file included from ../../../../Submodules/JUCE/modules/juce_audio_plugin_client/VST/juce_VST_Wrapper.cpp:84:
/home/joh/SDKs/VST3_SDK/public.sdk/source/vst2.x/audioeffect.cpp:534:20: error: non-constant-expression cannot be narrowed from type 'int' to 'char'
      in initializer list [-Wc++11-narrowing]
                        char temp[2] = {'0' + (char)digit, '\0'};

Maybe this helps.


Most of the code in masters is duplicated, why no reuse :(


hm, from where did you get 57585 number?

it would be great if we have proven test vectors


"... of values in a single variable". You don't use the article "a" to refer to a plural noun. In this case you're talking about polymorphism, so I know what you mean.


s/complied/compiled/
s/agains/against/


>57585

found, sorry


oh missing settings in plugin and test project files. sorry i fix this later


This is misleading I think. The root directory is usually `/`. Maybe "project root" or "gitlab root" directory instead?


Similar issue: "... types of values as arguments ...". The articles "a" and "an" are for singular nouns and "arguments" is plural.


este css da un error en la consola. No se si pretende que haga algo pero no lo esta cargando.


"This makes code..."


In 7 files:
s/complied/compiled/
s/agains/against/


still looks wrong, missing the `I`: shouldn't it be `LIBEXECDIR`?


There should always be a revert action for migrations, otherwise migrate:reset fails.


@raoulvdberge Just a tip to avoid this, you want to check some errors before you use them since you can't guarantee all of the nodes values are set.


"This one is the same as ...", but since they are not actually the same, you can say "This is similar to manual memory allocation in C++."


Why not ship the real deal, e.g. https://github.com/fichtner/libpeak/blob/master/include/peak_alloc.h#L365-379 ? :)


This comes from [Rails.root](https://github.com/jirutka/gitlabhq/blob/af5dc653ecae1f0f5252f06646802d3401875f21/config/initializers/1_settings.rb#L151). However, you’re absolutely right that it’s very misleading. I’ll change it to “gitlab root directory.”


have you libc++-dev installed. stdlibc++ dont work


what about falling back to `copy.copy()` in an `except`-clause if a `deepcopy` fails?


"It is no surprise we use C++ in io.js/node.js. After all, V8 ..."


"... a limited set of ..."


>  one step towards being able to use mandatory julia in the compilation pipeline!

I hope you're kidding. We're at least lucky enough to have julia already in most distros, but this is the reason rust isn't in debian or fedora yet.


drop "the"


drop "a"


For this you have to use `new Json.RawValue("nonString")`


The response snippets need to include the user's username and id so the website can tell who the publisher is.  You can return SnippetViewModel instead.


"... in the first place!"


Consider returning a SnippetViewModel so the website can determine the username who published it.


Consider returning a SnippetViewModel, or a map with the appropriate information.


Can just inline?


double check my dependency list

sudo apt-get -y install build-essential
sudo apt-get -y install libfreetype6-dev
sudo apt-get -y install libx11-dev
sudo apt-get -y install libxinerama-dev
sudo apt-get -y install libxcursor-dev
sudo apt-get -y install mesa-common-dev
sudo apt-get -y install libasound2-dev
sudo apt-get -y install freeglut3-dev
sudo apt-get -y install libxcomposite-dev
sudo apt-get -y install libxrandr-dev
sudo apt-get -y install libsdl1.2-dev
sudo apt-get -y install libc++-dev

sudo apt-get -y install clang
sudo update-alternatives --config c++


"... invoking the JavaScript ..."


found a bug.
fixed - https://github.com/stevermeister/dutch-tax-income-calculator/pull/12/files#diff-0364f57fbff2fabbe941ed20c328ef1aL26


"... of a JS object."


shouldn't we store the return value inside a bool, only call `playersao->setNametagColor(color);` if its true, and pass it to `lua_pushboolean`?


Please follow style guide everywhere in these files. Always put space after a keyword, and before the `{`.

In this specific case:

```
if (!node) {
  return;
}
```
Please fix the style in all committed files. (unfortunately we don't have yet automated code beautifier, that would reformat it to the single style, so have to mention this manually)


should work now, please check.

and thank you for your help!


Yeah, this commit after the **v0.2.0** tag.


"This is now the present ..." ", and I would like to stop ..."


This function is becoming common in all reporters/loggers, and is just copy pasted. Probably we should move it to a mixin (that it still be able to access `this._config`) or something, and reuse everywhere.


"... capable of file system ..."


Shouldn't this be || instead of && ? if so, is the bool variable still needed?


"... to mess up the whole file system,"


Please follow the style guide as mentioned.

```
if (...) {
```


" there is a lot of low-level C++ stuff ..."


", in most cases it is just using a number ..."


"... much more attractive ..."


"... objects are what you pass ..."


"... on their completion." (since "objects" was plural above)


drop "the"


Why "// " ?


"... an error"


"But how does C++ provide these classes to JavaScript?"


"Each binding has a ..."


Ah sorry. Too much attentions on `categories` and forgot the `core` :p


"... in pretty much the same ..."


drop "a"


"... actually derived from the "AsyncWrap" C++ class." I think that is what you mean to say.


"By default, `AsyncWrap`s are referencing ..."


Alright, I guess it is the right way since it is exclusively used in one object and all functions allowing access are private.


"... until the C++ class disposes of its ..."


"... search for the C++ ..."


When can the player's team be null? They are automatically added to the Observers team when they connect.


> We have written in header of 'AuthorizationHandler', how the interface calls in sequence for users.
Could you add deleteAuthCode into there?

Cool, done.


Lol
Flask and Jinja are both full of stuff like this. He doesn't even care either, it's totally hilarious. I'm going to submit a pull request reverting this


No worries, done.


You're welcome! :)


done


done.


I think that was an error (I just copy/pasted ASMifier.) I've removed it.


removed.


MainActivity为什么乱码呢


Ethan, intelli_thermal 2.0+ are for DTS devices. intelli_thermal 3.0 is for Linux 3.10 Kernels
M7 is neither of those, you should pick the intelli_thermal from faux's m7 repo.
And I don't have to remind you but I will anyways, it needs board file hooks, which can be cherry-picked from faux's m7 repo


format your code.

get some whitespace in here so it's easy to read


`PWMSync`


why is this static? it is only used in a single instance. what if this code was shared by multiple threads? (it would be bad, because it's not thread safe)


ahaahahahaha


why waste storage space by reassigning this? is it just to provide comments?


naming convention would imply the method simply be: isPalindrome out in the 'real world'


@Vazkii @Dylan4ever Can we add a config option like the alternate flower textures? [link](https://github.com/Vazkii/Botania/blob/master/src/main/java/vazkii/botania/common/core/handler/ConfigHandler.java#L137)


Looks good


what happens if the two lists aren't the same size?
how could you prevent it?


what's with the system outting?


@mzhurovich -- PTAL at https://github.com/KnowSheet/Sherlock/pull/29. Thanks!


again with these static strings
why do you like globals?
why do you love state
why do you hate thread safety?


Increase maximum extent for Sensors to 500 m. Changed Terminal screen to support to new limits. Increasing the extent of the sensors increases the power consumption more than it would increase normally from 1m to 50m.

Also added an On/Off control to turn sensor detection sounds on and off in the terminal screen. Still have to figure out how to actually enable/disable the sounds based on the switch.

![image](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/656854/7664322/9ce45cb8-fb50-11e4-86ea-0f3589867e2f.png)


done


Hey I don't know much about this site but I am trying to get your library . No zip file comes up Also no clone box to copy either . No read me file eso I can find out what to do?


I hate git so much. ignore this please.


顺便召唤大神 @lotem ，请教Regex匹配扩展字符集的问题，具体问题如楼上。


Love the fluent syntax!
```
Chain
  .CreateSafeFilter(rgbInput)
  .SetSize(Renderer.TargetSize)
  .Compile();
```

Loving the elegance of the framework too. `CreateSafeFilter` is perfect for catching all render script errors apart from those from the framework which MPDN will show as "Error in render script" in its debug OSD. Works very well.


Forgot to change the condition.


Excellent solution, that's save me a lot of hours.
Thank you very much.


@ids1024 This is what I read before doing it that way:

"Please note that, since the LGPL is a set of additional permissions on top of the GPL, it's important to include both licenses so users have all the materials they need to understand their rights."

https://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-howto.html


Anyone else seeing this?

```
# github.com/FactomProject/btcd/wire
../../btcd/wire/message.go:150: undefined: MsgMerkleBlock
```


I'd prefer 2 distinct code-paths, rather than merging the logic into a single expression, e.g:

```js
minJsPath = options.minfolder
  ? path.join(bundleDir, options.minfolder, path.dirname(jsFile), getMinFileName(path.basename(jsFile)))
   : getMinFileName(jsPath);
```

This way this feature doesn't pollute the existing code-path.


Hey Anthony, just wanna congratulate you. Your code looks beautiful. Very neat and organized. One minor thing I can suggest is to use ctr+alt+L for your indentations. I noticed in your main activity some of your methods are not indented properly.


Well done.


rax retry tests


Line Changed


Sorry I have to revert this change, here are some reasons:

1. The GenomicFiles package is relatively new and can only be installed on newer versions of R. Many people may not be ready to use it yet. I'm still using R 3.0.2 on Ubuntu 14.04 and it is the newest version on the Ubuntu land. Adding this package as a dependency will disable many users.
1. The purpose of the estiMapqStyle is very simple and the computation shall be lightweight. Using a parallel computing package for this seems to be overkill. This function had caused quite a bit of trouble. As a result, I disabled it entirely.

However, the idea of using the GenomicFiles and/or BiocParallel packages are quite interesting. They seem to be quite flexible and can be used on single machine with multiple cores, multiple machines as a cluster with MPI and may be other situations. If you want to use them to replace the current parallel processing part of ngs.plot, the result might be cool. But remember, radical changes like this are supposed to be developed as a new branch, not directly on the develop branch.


^^^ same as above


use a rake file instead!


Thanks! I'll fix that. This tells that I never once called `git-link` via M-x without a region selected. I always triggered it while in [`region-bindings-mode`](https://github.com/fgallina/region-bindings-mode).


See https://github.com/taglib/taglib/pull/303

The change is going to be lost in a comment like this. Please create a pull request with it and then we can close #303.


I can put it in the let. I had put it there before committing but I didn't like the asymmetry (`line-start` being set inside the `let` form and `line-end` having to be set outside). But I can work with that asymmetry.


LGTM


Looks good. I'm going to grab this soon since its a lot tidier than mine :).
Check out KDJ, MACD and DMACD (long period in candledepends), ATR, ChandExit and SROC.

Cheers,


@ajturner Will add. Submitting tonight. Not sure I'll submit the other one TBH


Axis setting was not necessary , but no harm in including.


Uuhm, I just noticed, doesnt this mean that the snow horn has a Y range of -11 to +11 now?


Okay, fair enough.


是我忘记处理了，你试一下最新的 https://github.com/CTeX-org/ctex-kit/commit/8141b95f02a638fb827ecaca198293f986155f1b 。


I actually might try to find another way to do the date dialogue, I didn't love it....


unnecessary false assignment


Indeed libc++-dev was missing. Sorry, I was not aware that it is special. This fixes the include <vector> issue.

Also linking the test suite fails:

/data/Devel/Soundboard/Projects/Tests/Builds/Linux/../../../../Source/Shared/UserInterface/Settings/SettingsComponent.cpp:104: undefined reference to `deviceManager'


"*a lot* better."  "One such thing that I was ..."


It's always the right way when the owner is going to exceed your lifetime. That's because, well, if the owner does not exceed your life time then something serious is going on and shared_ptr won't save you, so it's useless either way.


This check should be inside of block ```elif self.save_item```


"... moved the TLS (SSL) implementation into C++ land it changed dramatically..."


"The previously singular ..."


something missing


it was fine in the context of "evict" method but totally wrong in this one (considering that event processing is done within the for loop (= it's better for "evict" to "make it back"))


fetch last commit is fixed


We need a clearer procedure on how to submit


"Noew we have a very general ..."


Because the reallocarray MFC is on bapt@'s or @bdrewery's TODO list,
and I'm waiting for that. :)

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> https://github.com/fichtner/libpeak/blob/master/include/peak_alloc.h#L365-379
> ? :)
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Jailbreak


there is no need in all these pesky null checks
```java
ConnectionProvider connectionProvider = getSessionFactory().getServiceRegistry().
	getService(ConnectionProvider.class);
Connection connection = connectionProvider.getConnection();
try {
	DatabaseMetaData meta = connection.getMetaData();
	ResultSet rs = meta.getColumns(table.getCatalog(), table.getSchema(), table.getName(), "%");
	try {
		int index = 0;
		while (rs.next()) {
			String column = rs.getString("COLUMN_NAME");
			if (column != null) {
				result.put(column, index++);
			}
		}
	} finally {
		rs.close();
	}
} finally {
	connectionProvider.closeConnection(connection);
}
```


I tried to provide some hopefully helpful comments :) Keep up the good work!


On minor issue, I don't know bjam well enough to know how to make the tests pass in rexpr_full when they are run from the examples/x3 directory, because it uses a relative directory, instead of an absolute one. Any ideas?


it would be much better if setUp was marked as "throws Exception" - less lines to read and more importantly original exception wouldn't be lost in the process


Do clang/gcc/icc/cl always do this in non-debug?  That's cool.

-[Unknown]


Where have you seen unsigned time_t? I think that is explicitly invalid under POSIX rules.


Yes -- eventually, we want `cw[flower.label]` to just work, right?


I'm not kidding, I really think that moving more of the compiler to julia is a good thing to do in a distant future. At least it would make it a lot easier for potential contributor to look at what's happening under the hood, which I'd argue is one of the big reasons for the success of our awesome std library.

We could go a long way by restricting the mandatory julia stuff to the part of the pipeline which is platform agnostic and then ship this IR where the last step (platform specific) is done by C code. That way you don't have the bootstrapping problem of having to ship platform specific binaries (or bitcode, or ...) which I assume is the thing that packaging folks don't like ?


não entendo muito


One initializer per line please. Makes it less messy when you have to add new ones.


Dat centerage


(dull)


Hola chicos. Disculpas que no aporte nada.. Mañana me pongo con esto.
Saludos!
El may 16, 2015 4:25 PM, "terragnoelias" <notifications@github.com>
escribió:

> Tenes razon, puse el lex.c como estaba a al principio
>
>
> El Sábado, 16 de mayo, 2015 14:55:06, Yonatan Romero <
> notifications@github.com> escribió:
>
>
> Elías, no tenemos que poner la salida del yacc en el lex.c. lo que tenemos
> que hacer es meter el lex.c en el compilador.y no debemos tocar nada de lo
> generado por yacc.Todo tiene que quedar en el compilador.y y borrar lex.c
> cuando sea oportuno—
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub.
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>


holly sh#t, that is so stupid ...


@raphaelouzan remove the TODO comment too?


@shyiko !null check is part of Hibernate code in fact :)


I'd like to see `list` destructuring assignment here :smiley:


**if self.save_item == "size":** is not inside **elif self.save_item**

         def handle_data(self, data):
             """ Parser's data handler """
             if self.save_item == "size":
                 temp_data = data.split()
                 if "Size" in temp_data:
                     self.current_item[self.save_item] = temp_data[2]
                 elif "ULed" in temp_data:
                     temp_string = self.current_item[self.save_item]
                     self.current_item[self.save_item] = " ".join((temp_string, temp_data[0][:-1]))

            elif self.save_item == "name":
                # names with special characters like '&' are splitted in several pieces
                if 'name' not in self.current_item:
                    self.current_item['name'] = ''
                self.current_item['name'] += data

             elif self.save_item:
                 self.current_item[self.save_item] = data
                 self.save_item = None


This addition is necessary to make sure that the last keyfile location is cleared if they disabled the feature.


If you can guarantee that, yes.


This routine makes sure that we only set the keyfile location if we are allowed to


Can you give me a measure of the performance penalty this involves on, say a 100000 items and a 5 items winows. I think it's a good idea, but I don't want to make it 10 times slower because we create a 500000 tuples, so I need some numbers.


Yep :)


So `dat status` sends some human readable text to stderr but nothing stdout. What is the recommended api to see which version I am currently working in? If there is just one head then I can look at `dat heads` but if there are multiple heads then it is unclear which is the active head.


Look at this @bsmithgall!


@JeromSar I added the banner (Admin) who banned whatever player onto a separate line.


Looks good. Makes sense to split this out and give some historical data.


> On May 16, 2015, at 1:06 PM, Joerg Sonnenberger <notifications@github.com> wrote:
>
> Where have you seen unsigned time_t? I think that is explicitly invalid under POSIX rules.
>

Here’s what I found.

From POSIX.1 2004:

http://pubs.opengroup.org/onlinepubs/009695399/basedefs/sys/types.h.html
"time_t and clock_t shall be integer or real-floating types"

Fortunately, POSIX.1-2008 restricted this a little further:

http://pubs.opengroup.org/onlinepubs/9699919799/basedefs/sys_types.h.html
"time_t shall be an integer type"

I can't find anything that restricts it to a signed type.  If you can, that would certainly simplify things here.

(There are references to (time_t)-1 in a few places, but that does not necessarily imply that time_t is signed, only that the integer -1 can be cast to a time_t value.)


This broke category styles in the meta emails and should be fixed or reverted. Categories show up as blank in the digests now.


Yep.


cool


@dentmaged I add it as a safeguard for if the command is ran in between changing teams somehow or if the plugin is modified and messes up teams somehow.


:D just satisfying my ocd.


while we on it, how about we make it clear that events are grouped by transaction by calling it processTX (or something similar)?


This check fails at the moment.

@kirkshoop I haven't debugged it in full yet, but the behavior seems unexpected to me, as the second advancement gets ignored in [rx-virtualtime](https://github.com/Reactive-Extensions/RxCpp/blob/master/Rx/v2/src/rxcpp/schedulers/rx-virtualtime.hpp#L110) (queue is empty).


@iEli2tyree011 I see. Thanks for explaining!


@dentmaged No problem. It also gets rid of IntelliJ's annoying warning highlights, although I know I could disable those. I just figure it's better than not checking.


Works like magic!
Thanks.


Typo


You should check the branch of those failures. I have a branch under appveyor development atm.


Grande sacada Aurelio!
Faz muito tempo que não usava o ``` mktemp ```, e confesso que nem lembrava.
E é o caso de usar em todo cache volátil das outras ZZ's.

Mas é melhor deixar isso para pós release. :+1:


try anything at random


Oh, you're right, I read to quickly the pom, I will re-add the dependency.


Then it's probably nothing.


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Under Circle The Wagon, the two remaining "sub-objectives" of the quest show up as nil until after the Caravan has been found and/or defended.


MSVC is pretty good at it and I think GCC/LLVM do it as well, but I'm not sure. It appears to work okay on Android at least, but on the other hand I'm really only using each string in one place so far.


C'est cool tout ça ! Je te laisse continuer sur comment adapter le pavage au problème EMC ; moi je vais m'attaquer à la classe Main et comment lire tout ça sur l'entrée standard de Java.


Looks good.


Pourquoi tu prend un `int[]` alors qu'il n'y a que deux états possibles ? Un `boolean[]` serait plus efficace.


Woops I meant bukkit! XD


Là aussi tu peux mettre un `boolean[][]`.


Pour le int[] : t'as raison, mais éventuellement on aura besoin de placer une pièce temporairement, auquel cas faudra trois états (enfin c'est hypothétique hein !)

Pour les colonnes primaires/ secondaires : j'ai toujours pas capté comment ca marche et pourquoi on en a besoin

Ouais je continue sur ma lancée dans les jours à venir !

Pour lire sur l'entrée standard, en fait c'est très con, je l'ai fait (mais c'est commenté) dans le fichier TestParsing (après reste le problème qu'on compile dans src et que les chemins sont un peu changés

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Ich sehe hier keinen Fehler. Hast du die gecachten Redirects mit allen URLs? Gibt HTTPClient den jeweils korrekten Location-Header zurück?


I can't merge this change, because it links to a different codepen snippet, and I want to retain the possibility to author it in the future, and keep the link unchanged (mostly since it's been referenced elsewhere, outside github as well).


yes, I will clean up the code soon, just want to make sure first that all full-screen/retina/span combinations work as expected.


But the license states the software comes under no guarantees or warrantees of any kind.


Hahah, good comment! :)


Will it be fine to just remove "a"?


O `randrange` seleciona um elemento aleatório de um `range` formado a partir da chamada que ele recebe. [https://docs.python.org/2/library/random.html#random.randrange]

```python
In [3]: list(range(25))
Out[3]:
[0,
 1,
 2,
 3,
 4,
 5,
 6,
 7,
 8,
 9,
 10,
 11,
 12,
 13,
 14,
 15,
 16,
 17,
 18,
 19,
 20,
 21,
 22,
 23,
 24]
```


Oh, how have I missed it! Thanks


@mikemcquaid Homebrew/homebrew-nginx#92


Totally understood.


Gosh, never publish thing without having enough sleep!


I applied all your comments to my github branch.

Please review.

It is architecture decision to put FMT/CMEM at the top of ARC TASK_SIZE.

My job is to break between TASK_SIZE and STACK_TOP definitions.

Now with my updated comment I believe it is legit patch, and will try to push it.

Regards,

Noam

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I don't have much in terms of suggestions, but we should try to fit these entries on one line.


chasch na versueche s'date als java date objekt oder mit joda time zspeichere? und ide DB überprüefe, dasses au richtig als datum inegmappt wird. mitm richtige datetyp und so. denn chamer nacher time abfrage mache (all expenses vo x bis y)


lol ^^


Yup, no problem—just wanted to make sure you were aware of it.


Hm... this doesn't seem to have the same meaning. May I ask you to elaborate on it?


remove this


I'm pretty sure I tried that already... I check again...


That's it so far, at least from looking at a handful of sketches using jogl calls: replace javax.media.opengl with com.jogamp.opengl in all package imports.


i still need a way to restart the reference clock after changing the graphicscontexts fps ... any idea?


does this not work?


It would have to be exposed from pygpu.


    OK on garde comme ça. Pour les
        colonnes primaires et secondaires :
        * ce qu'on a fait jusqu'à maintenant concerne les colonnes
        primaires ;
        *le papier de Knuth dit à la page 19 que s'il y a des colonnes
        secondaires (qu'on ne doit pas forcément couvrir, c'est une
        décision arbitraire que l'on prend au départ), alors
        l'algorithme marche toujours ;
        *par contre il faut modifier la façon dont tu crées la
        `LinkMatrix` : il faut doublement chaîner les `DataObject` des
        colonnes secondaires comme ceux des colonnes primaires mais la
        différence est que c'est que au niveau des `ColumnObject` la
        liste doublement chaînée ne concerne que les colonnes primaires.
        Les `ColumnObject` des colonnes secondaires ne sont pas dans la
        liste doublement chaînée  et leurs champs `L` et `R` pointent
        vers eux-mêmes.

        Par contre en effet j'ai pas non plus compris pourquoi on en
        avait besoin.

    Le 16/05/2015 22:47, Sirius87 a écrit :

    Pour le int[] : t'as raison, mais éventuellement on
      aura besoin de placer une pièce temporairement, auquel cas faudra
      trois états (enfin c'est hypothétique hein !)

      Pour les colonnes primaires/ secondaires : j'ai toujours pas capté
      comment ca marche et pourquoi on en a besoin

      Ouais je continue sur ma lancée dans les jours à venir !

      Pour lire sur l'entrée standard, en fait c'est très con, je l'ai
      fait (mais c'est commenté) dans le fichier TestParsing (après
      reste le problème qu'on compile dans src et que les chemins sont
      un peu changés

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Should be a newline at the end of the file :)


Congrats!


didn't notice till I looked at the site, but these comments are a bit misleading since the column labels say SOCP and MISOCP - is this intending to mean via the conic interface?


Missing newline :)


Other than a few missing newlines, it looks good.


Wow. That was quick. Just a couple of issues:

We already have a dependency to Jackson; using json.org is redundant
The status display bit is too specific. I was hoping to implement a tabbable display and implement ReplayFile#getStatusByProvider.

Initially, I was going to do this for a 2.0 release, but I see no reason not to get it out for 1.2, after 1.1 brings up some model versioning to accomodate a transition to this.

If I get some UI stuff done and lay out the multiple-provider architecture, would you be able to rebase and refactor to support?


mer sind ja momentan im expense service, also uf service level. uf dere stufe setsch möglichscht nur uf service uf de gliche ebeni zuegrife wenn concern übergrifend agiersch. mit andere wort, du verletzisch es bitz es design prinzip, wenn du uf de userrepositoryprovider direkt zuegrifsch, well de provider ja en stufe tüfer isch as en service. ich wür jetzt da uf de expenseRepositoryProvider zuegrife (gliche concern), aber uf de UserService (glichs level)


Did you mean encryption since this is the Encrypt method?


Ask @defuse here; all I did was move the exceptions into a namespace.


die line bruchts ned, update machts automatisch mit hibernate, de rescht isch :+1:


Eeschema -> *.sch, *.net
CvPcb -> *.cmp
Pcbnew -> *.kicad_pcb, *.cmp


Not necessarily the conic interface, but they mean proper support for second-order cones, which Bonmin and Couenne don't have. We should remove the check marks.


remove responsestatus(ok) when there is output


Ok, agreed then


@jaredjones Possibly nothing, but I wrote it in a hurry and didn't go over it properly.


I'm really glad you replaced the `pair<bool>` with an `enum` in a later commit.  With the `pair` it's really easy to get fouled up determining which `bool` is which.


Travis is OK with a hard to escape filename created as a testcase (see .travis.yml and travis result)


space after '''


@FernetMenta would this be acceptable?

http://pastebin.com/3Pdy1ZN6


Different question. Why are you using dynamic memory at all and don't just save the cPathCell objects directly in m_Map unless you want to use them outside the parent cPath object?


[MI]QCQP's as a distinct problem class are pretty useful in my field, but I guess we don't have any current solvers that can do QCQP's in any specialized way that doesn't go through one of the more general conic or nonlinear interfaces. Ipopt.jl does set the options for QP's and I could probably do the same for Bonmin.

I've been meaning to write a textbook Mehrotra QP solver using Cholmod at some point, which wouldn't need BinDeps.


I haven't used Git very much in regards to rebasing and refactoring so if you could explain how I'd do that then sure.


Because the pointers to `cPathCell` are passed around, and if the map reallocated the object due to some condition, the pointers would become invalid.


Unpredictable activity with villagers.


Which drop shadow?


JS Object `x` representing C++ class `y` will not be GC'd until class `y` disposes the reference it holds on `x`. Is that what you are trying to say?

In this context "C++ class disposes of its reference" == "C++ class disposes of the reference it holds on Object `x`".

> There are two types of references held on JS objects from C++ land: normal and weak. By default, `AsyncWrap`s are referencing their objects in a "normal" way, which means that the JS objects representing the C++ classes won't be garbage collected until the C++ class disposes of its reference.

You could go on to explain weak references if you want:

> The "weak" mode is turned on only when `MakeWeak()` is called from C++. With a weak reference, the C++ code will not prevent the JS object from being garbage collected, but will be notified when the weak reference is the only one remaining on a JS object during garbage collection. This might be very useful when debugging memory leaks.


To me this is a case where `auto` does not communicate as well as `int`.  I believe you intentionally want to perform an integer calculation and get an integer result.  But many C++ programmers might not catch that right away.  I don't feel strongly about it, and you are doing integer calculations as is intended, so I don't believe there's a bug here.


Regardless of my whining, I think it was a good move to pull this out as a separate function.  Thanks.


Defining variables in the middle of a block is bad style.


Nice.  Much better than the magic `80`s sprinkled in the old code.


@felixangell oh woops, indeed! I'll add some more checks in places.


Im rethinking of the 3. and I don't think that has to be a requirement.. if someone wants to add a nifty feature and its not breaking anything and follows the style guid who are we to deny that pull request?


If you mean in general -- I'm not sure if the sentence will always make sense if you remove "a" or "an" (Я об этом не думал :)). I just know that "a" and "an" are only used before singular "countable" nouns. In this case you could use "the" and it will sound fine, but personally I tend to simplify sentences and not repeat "the" many times. "... as the arguments to the function" can be simplified to "... as arguments to the function".


I could be wrong but isn't it the --client-secrets option? and not the --credentials-file one?


Good catch, thanks.
I've audited all the other calls to __pmDecodeNameList() across the code base ... all are OK, except for a small case in one of the QA test programs (qa/src/pducrash.c) that I've fixed.


Dix you add lib/script/localdraft.js? i don't see it..


Yes, given that we don't have any specialized QP/QCQP solvers, we decided that it's more useful to use that column for SOCPs.


Whoops!  Looks like time for a Key re-gen.  Lesson learned...


Here we go:

![image](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/329973/7668016/22d1f714-fbd7-11e4-9c5e-bbea12cbb687.png)


I left it all with the defaults .. my VM runs on 6 cores and 8GB of RAM

![image](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/329973/7668019/50505000-fbd7-11e4-8420-715eae34896a.png)


This entire section should be moved into the CodeGenerator logic.


Yeah, I was asking because I usually mess that stuff up. :p I'll take a look and let you know what I end up with. :) Leaving the pull request as is until then!:)


Would it make sense to use skipscreenlines to skip 1 line at a time here? Otherwise I think you need special handling for tabs.

Also, I wonder if we can get away with just drawing ~ on every line and then this function can be ultra simple.


unfinished. Just committing cause my battery is almost dead


Bu satırı düzenlenmeli.


Bu satır düzenlenmeli.


You could consider replacing the `30` in the array with `ledgerDefaultTimeResolution`.  I'm not convinced that's a good idea, since that would obscure the fact that the values in the array are in ascending order.  I'm really just lofting it as a thought.


You are right about flag CREATURE_EXTRA_FLAG_INVISIBLE, using it is the proper way to create an permanently invisible NPC, such as triggers or spawners. For invisibilities that are expected to be removed or detected, it is better to use creature_addon or even better ACID.


I agree. :)


This is resulting in a lot of text being printed to the console. Needs fixing.


No, it should be fixed as of 120852e542.


Autant pour moi, la résolution fonctionne très bien, j'ai juste mal mené mes testes.


Gosh, I just realised that it should be "C++" not "C++ class" here.


I guess I don't know how to do it properly because I added a new branch w/ just the "remove_gains2" changes to my test repo and then also added the same changes to Anglerfish2.  When I create a test using Anglerfish2 as the test branch and the remove_hains2 branch as a base branch the diff looks all wrong.  I can just wait till it's merged though unless u can easily tell me how to set it up properly.


I just never heard this phrasing, but going to start using it right now! ;)


Btw, if you would like to send a PR - it would be super awesome ;)


Two thoughts:

1. we need JUnit tests for each of these cases or it's hard to see how we'll ever get it right and make sure that it doesn't break again. Any chance of that? Since this was broken, then I suppose that means that we don't have tests today.

2. To make this code more readable, refactor this to loop to use 'continue' for changesets that should be skipped. This reduces cyclomatic complexity(). (ref. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cyclomatic_complexity)

Like so:

if (foo)
  continue
if (bar)
  continue
if (...)
  continue

// Do it! Do it now! Do it! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KeyXokLQ5kg
it.remove();


I hope you noticed this in the Travis build:
```
/home/travis/build/TrinityCore/TrinityCore/src/server/scripts/Spells/spell_warlock.cpp:82:5: fatal error:
      redefinition of enumerator 'SPELL_WARLOCK_IMMOLATE'
    SPELL_WARLOCK_IMMOLATE                          = 348
    ^
/home/travis/build/TrinityCore/TrinityCore/src/server/scripts/Spells/spell_warlock.cpp:58:5: note:
      previous definition is here
    SPELL_WARLOCK_IMMOLATE                          = 348,
    ^
```
Maybe this problem has gone away in your next commit, I just thought I should mention it.


I think our Terracotta caching might have an issue with this specifically related to Adobe CF11 cfquerys with a cachewithin attribute.  Is there a reason why this can't be used with the cacheFactory?  This would be the same for the userGatewaybeen.  Thanks


Crappy implementation. Optimisation will come later.


I don't know why but github screws up the colors bad. The downloaded file has better contrast.


- If you do not use the 30% ruling, I think it is correct regarding the
taxes.
- If you use it with the 30% ruling, I think something is wrong. If for
instance, your gross income is 50k then your taxes should be 13609. You say
9199 which is less than the cumulative in the second bracket here
http://www.expatax.nl/tax-rates-2015.php, which is not possible.
- Regarding now, the credits if you use this one  for the labour credit
http://www.belastingdienst.nl/wps/wcm/connect/bldcontentnl/belastingdienst/prive/inkomstenbelasting/heffingskortingen_boxen_tarieven/heffingskortingen/arbeidskorting/tabel_arbeidskorting_2015
and this one for the personal credit
http://www.belastingdienst.nl/wps/wcm/connect/bldcontentnl/belastingdienst/prive/inkomstenbelasting/heffingskortingen_boxen_tarieven/heffingskortingen/algemene_heffingskorting/algemene_heffingskorting_inkomensafhankelijk/tabel_ahk_2015
and make them as formulas you are going to be close to
http://www.expatax.nl/calculations/grosstonet/gross-net.htm

Good luck. Too much logistics on the credits.

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Ah, alright.
References aren't invalidated, so that would be an alternative. Otherwise a normal std::map if the passed arguments need to be nullable. Iterators/pointers to a normal std::map are never invalidated.
http://kera.name/articles/2011/06/iterator-invalidation-rules-c0x/


also, check this out!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WR4QKAib3sM


If I understand this correctly, then this is an amazing catch(as in how did this one slip through???).

Should this change be split into multiple commits?

1. change defaults. I don't want to see the bugfix to be stuck in a discussion as to what the defaults should be.
2. refactor this loop to be more readable.
3. fix bug
4. introduce more junit fixes.

#3 really is a 2 line fix if (foo) + continue provided #2 is in place.


Huh.  On further reflection I'm surprised this array declaration at namespace scope in a header file builds and links in the non-unity build.  I would expect the linker to find duplicate instantiations.  But if it works on all compilers/linkers that just means there's yet one more thing I don't understand about C++.


See this [jsFiddle](https://jsfiddle.net/plantface/qkobLe0m/) for a working demo.


I appreciate the comments.  Thanks.


Is this an upper bound? I'm not 100% sure on all the details of how REQUIRE works @iainnz @mlubin


Yeah, this is the same version line used in JuMP's require


The majority of keys are displaying this
![](http://puu.sh/hPOaV/5dd3aaeace.png)


Oops, I should fix my username on this box


References are invalidated in an unordered_map. I don't know whether changing to a std::map to remove the memory allocations would be worthwhile, because you gain the allocations of std::map, which are significantly more than std::unordered_map.


@veox  I meant with the latest develop code (at the time) and rebuild, though I could never quite get this thing to work properly...


gg:) as i know, easy_install, can install gcovr, just like pip
Them are one class solutions


and why do you use easy_install3 ?
There are not intalled python2 on travis box?


Nice comment.  Thanks for the explanation.  I'm not entirely clear on the returned value.  Does the returned `int` represent seconds?  If so it would be nice to mention that.


3D in HaxeFlixel, eh? :) I think this Hx project looks pretty interesting (unfortunately, I couldn't get the 'Getting Started' example to run properly...), maybe it can give you some ideas: http://zblend.org/docs/
Also, this engine https://sparklinlabs.com/ is going open-source in the future.


##This is a secondary heading


ack


All sources I've checked so far say otherwise, though you're probably right that it's not worth it. http://www.cplusplus.com/reference/unordered_map/unordered_map/operator%5B%5D/


You want if(world.isRemote) not if(!world.isRemote). I had the same problem.

!world.isRemote opens on the server, which would normally open the Container, and MC syncs it automatically to the client, but since it has no container, you need to open the gui directly on the client.


# Remarque:
In [1]: s = Cube(modeleResolu) ; s.appliquer('o-r-j-o+r+')
cube = s.resolution24()
(cube.decompte, cube.couleurs[0], cube.couleurs[1])
Out[24]: (44, 'w', 'v')
# Il refait en 44 mouvements un cube mélangé en 5 (il commence par la face blanche).

In [25]: s = Cube(modeleResolu) ; s.appliquer('o-r-j+o+r+')
cube = s.resolution24()
(cube.decompte,cube.couleurs[0],cube.couleurs[1])
Out[25]: (62, 'o', 'j')
# Et en 62 mouvements un autre cube mélangé en 5 (il commence par la face orange).


Is there a reason for sign change char -> unsigned char... Shouldn't that be "char" -> "int8_t"


@XhmikosR LGTM.


It seems to fix #42.


What is going on?


Thank you.


@raoulvdberge hahah it's all good :+1:


I would still use "int8_t"...


I downloaded your issue188 branch which includes these changes. However, I still get the "no such target: --" errors, when I call `exec('command --option')`.


Good idea, this covers more possibilities


TeamCity MonoGame :: Develop (Win) [Build 3.5.0.145](http://teamcity.monogame.net/viewLog.html?buildId=7424&buildTypeId=MonoGame_DevelopWin&guest=1) is now running


Actually, now that I read into this some more, pointers (and references) to elements of an unordered_map aren't invalidated at all, only iterators are.
http://www.cplusplus.com/reference/unordered_map/unordered_map/rehash/
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/11337494/c-stl-unordered-map-implementation-reference-validity


Nice work getting rid of the `forReal` parameter.


You're right, and it looks like the standard has got rid of one of the major advantages of hash tables by forcing it to be a node based container.


All right, I'll split this up and merge it tomorrow.


Osang Bosa-osowo Alfred


I must probably state I made an error in my description in the `git commit` message. It is supposed to be a space-delim set of comma-delim pairs of offsets from the reference point. For instance, a 2x2 square would be `-1,-1 1,-1 1,1 1,-1`. Please note that X+ is east and Z- is north.


ah, fair enough then - I didn't think many packages were adding upper bounds yet but maybe you guys have looked closer than I have


Quite interesting approach! I'm all for it, no problem! Except maybe one detail: I think it should be moved to a new file (loaded the same way as `gregorio-nabc.lua`), maybe `gregoriotex-signs.lua`?


I think Muehe was correct, this quest is Horde-only, not for Horde and Alliance.


Nice change!


Was about to fix thanks..


Are you intending to PR this commit?


16.5.2015. u 17:35, Nick Hall je napisao/la:
> Unfortunately, margin-start and margin-end are only available since 3.12
> and we require 3.10 and above.
> I can't see a margin setting on glade 3.18.3. Do you mean border width?
>

http://lazka.github.io/pgi-docs/#Gtk-3.0/classes/Widget.html#Gtk.Widget.props.margin


Hey friend! You can solve your TODO regarding vector drawable
Check here: https://github.com/cristianomatos/android_frameworks_base/commit/8d4f55341a23dee90edcd8c5394beed34c212a43

By the way, thanks for the feature!


A utils.go is very generic here and doesn't serve much purpose.. use it directly from notifier.go or put this inside cmd-common.go


:+1:
tenta separar em um arquivo JS para ficar mais organizado!


Thanks for pointing that out. I'll look into it.

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i love it, it's perfect. this should go upstream! i just added you as an owner to the gem if you want to bump the version and `rake release`


Consider my comment above and remove the code above.


you should keep this tag, no need to take all the code from inside of the `mail-generator` file and put it into this HTML file.


Using stage3D doesn't necessarily mean 3D rendering, that's just what's used for hardware accelerated rendering on flash.


Take note on this line of code. This is how you import an external javascript code into this HTML file. Make sure you add your code below this line. Also make sure that your code has the code:

    window.onload = function(){
      // code goes in here
    }

Your code goes inside of this functions code block.


Turkish language


I don't know what I'm doing


:+1: I like it, but we still don't quite have a handle on the skipping step ;)


It would be a bit more work, but if you're planning on maintaining this list maybe making it a list of regexp's would make more sense? If you pre-compiled them it wouldn't even be that much slower. That way you could have things like:

`/what'?s your 20\??/i` or `/d[óo]nde est[áa]s/iu`

and not have to write it out several times.


Do we really need constructs like sizeof(uint16_t), because we know for sure its value is not compiler or platform dependent and it gives no context whatsoever for its use in the expression.


Hacky for now.


Lol, what a brain-dead example of extreme political correctness :-1:


Thanks for this as always.

I get these failures on our Linux CI system. You might be able to add the specialisations needed just from the error report, or you may need to tag.

https://gist.github.com/chrisseaton/9e9f3344aa9fdd8c7b39


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Sure. I'll move it.


lol ;) nice


@tkelman I see what you mean. I hadn't realized it would affect more than the travis testing at the time and I guess I was too eager to get a release out with the new services. I'll fix it and tag a patch release by tomorrow night. Let me know if you have other feedback and thanks for reviewing!


> *grins*

;-)


Oh, okay! :p


By the way, why use `dofile` from Lua rather than `\RequireLuaModule` from TeX.  This is not any kind of suggestion.  I'm just wondering the reason for using one versus the other.


`ledgerPossibleTimeResolutions` is really small, so a linear search is probably fine.  Since we know the values in `ledgerPossibleTimeResolutions` are sorted, you could consider using `std::equal_range` instead.


No problem, I don't really know ROS at all but a few of my labmates (@ashwincarvalho etc) are using this package and they've been asking me various Julia debugging questions every so often.


Nice cleanup.


For travis-only changes in the future, best to do these temporary workarounds in `.travis.yml`, maybe during `before_script`


This seem to have broken one very useful feature: automatic mapping of properties to the keys if the names match. Looks like I'll have to do quite a bit of refactoring now. Or am I missing something?


Yeah!  Love it.


The package is available in the official repo https://www.archlinux.org/packages/community/x86_64/shairport-sync/


Ouais c’était ouf.


ulg -> size_t

same change in several lines of deflate.h starting from [line 107](https://github.com/Dead2/zlib-ng/blob/6740c6bf2ee7edde439742f9ba413873e06b5613/deflate.h#L107)

__Except__ when it says mod 2^32 where it is best to use uint32_t (See internal_state.compressed_len and internal_state.bits_sent)


Nicely done.  Much better than my earlier suggestion.


@magnumripper it would be great to get the PBKDF2 part executing on the GPU :)


Later failed on Travis as well

https://api.travis-ci.org/jobs/62857836/log.txt?deansi=true


You have to declare it as `sha256`, not `sha1` though.


It just occurred to me that `index` is no longer an index; it's an iterator (something the `auto` hides).  You might consider renaming `index` to `itr` or some such.


That's great to hear this package has been useful for other people.


<3 i would marry your code if i can


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Fixes #14701


Autonomous Hyundais, powered by RobotOS.jl, in the near future. Right @ashwincarvalho?


dsfsadfasdfds


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Added missing semicolons from main commit


I thought I would never FIND this comprehensive a solution.  Thanks Ross..... can't wait to get 'on' with it.
Shar


This looks likely to be rather slow because of the double reverse, unless that's optimized away somehow. Why not either support the stripping in a primop or use a character-based input interface? Am I missing something?


I'm assuming that the value of `ledgerDefaultTimeResolution` is available at compile time.  It's great that you remembered to fix this index when you modified the edges of the array.  A less astute or familiar coder might have missed that.  You could possibly add some suspenders to this code by adding...
```
static_assert (ledgerDefaultTimeResolution == 30, "Changing protocol expected value.");
```
after the definition of `ledgerDefaultTimeResolution`.


Yup.  Well done.  This is much more obvious than having the duplicate values on the array boundaries.


:+1:

Chasch ja na d uid vo expense unique mache, susch super :)


@videolist That is an unrelated, deliberate change. See the notes about [explicit JSON key paths](https://github.com/Mantle/Mantle/blob/8848226647862b73b6ea15dace48943a8b2b42aa/CHANGELOG.md#explicit-json-key-paths).


After build this, must re extract maps or mmaps?


Fixed:Now the navigation bar is in the proper order.
- Settings
- My Apps
- Feedback
- Sign out


Wow!  Sweet.


Re-extraction of mmaps is required if you intend to use them. (6.x only)


Doing a careful git bisect, it appears that (this) commit https://github.com/facebook/hhvm/commit/7e4edcea700ef6cfd5a8b3b8df16c95079df90d5 breaks the build on OSS Ubuntu 14.04. The commit changes the name/suffix of clientCheckStatus and then there's a missing cmi file.  I know nothing of the ocaml portion of hhvm, so can't comment on a fix.

Here's the output from make:
  + /usr/bin/ocamlc.opt -c -I client -I globals -I stubs -I utils -I typing -I deps -I parsing -I socket -I search -I procs -I hhi -I heap -I naming -I dfind -I h2tp -I server -I fsnotify_linux -I format -I third-party/inotify -I third-party/core -I third-party/avl -I h2tp/mapper -I h2tp/test -I h2tp/unparser -I h2tp/common -o client/clientCheckStatus.cmo client/clientCheckStatus.ml
File "client/clientCheckStatus.ml", line 1:
Error: Could not find the .cmi file for interface
       client/clientCheckStatus.mli.
[ 30%] Command exited with code 2.


Yes.  This comment change is really important.


only mmaps ? :)


@jonrad do a PR. would be good to have some examples in the read me too.


Yes.


Thanks.


also probably just move up into top level namespace.


:cake:


Why take by value here? Wouldn't it be better to just forward and let `async` do the decay-copy?


This fixes #14


I looked into it and assignment operators are included in main operator rule. Tough to tell in my theme (Also, many themes don't even style operators).

As far as styling *assignment* operators, I originally wanted to have a separate highlight for data operators and assignment/control operators as I think this (as in other languages that do this) is a useful visual distinction.


Where exactly did you get this implementation? It seems to be modified a lot from http://git.musl-libc.org/cgit/musl/tree/src/misc/getopt.c


Oh, that's nice!!!


Not necessary. If you're running composer update and a patched package is updated, the PRE_PACKAGE_UDPATE event will fire.


Distant future, sure. There are of course potential benefits to moving more of the compiler to Julia, like maybe faster lowering. But the bootstrapping constraints should really not be underestimated. If we're going to absolutely require Julia in order to build Julia, then we also have to be extremely careful that release version `N` can be built by release version `N-1`. I think we're still changing too quickly to make that practical.

Of course that's not quite what Jameson is proposing yet, this would have a benefit of faster development turnaround on local changes to base which is tempting. But shipping arbitrary blobs as part of your source is against most distro policies. Rust still hasn't resolved the question of "what qualifies as source," maybe LLVM IR in text form would be good enough but there's not much precedent yet AFAIK.


Nice! Was just about to do this : D


See my comment on #5363.


Do all instances of type `io_pool_executor` share the same io-pool?


What's with this line? You remove 3 lines and add 4 up here, is there a reason for this?


Regardless of why `stdint.h` was included, I don't think it was for `size_t`... right?


pourquoi d ?


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Hello, wow, sorry, i'm quite new to github, didn't see it was not merged. I read the source, and i found out how to enable it. It works nicely. I don't think its a real performance hit for the persons who turn it on, because they would anyway need to perform some verification. I was wondering also why document (model) is not available. Thats how I arrived here. I have some rest actions on my API that i detect by observing the keys of the document with  **.isModified('path')**  for simple action when just a boolean changes on the object maybe defining routes like this for each action : **/messages/:id/reset** or **/events/:id/stop** would be better for performance. But im short in time. So this is very important feature if you are in a hurry and whant to check things in mongoose hooks.


Yes, fixing the sound bug would be helpful! :D


CONDITION_VARIABLE was added by vista, and current mingw still doesn't support it ?


Hi @trntv by adding those new attributes I got the following error:

PHP Warning – yii\base\ErrorException

array_key_exists(): The first argument should be either a string or an integer
1. in /home/franchesco/lampstack-5.4.40-0/apache2/htdocs/henka-yii2/vendor/trntv/yii2-file-kit/src/behaviors/UploadBehavior.php at line 334
325326327328329330331332333334335336337338339340341342343    /**
     * @param $model \yii\db\ActiveRecord
     * @param $data
     * @return \yii\db\ActiveRecord
     */
    protected function loadModel(&$model, $data)
    {
        $attributes = array_flip($model->attributes());
        foreach ($this->fields() as $dataField => $modelField) {
            if (array_key_exists($modelField, $attributes)) {
                $model->{$modelField} =  ArrayHelper::getValue($data, $dataField);
            }
        }
        return $model;
    }

    /**
     * @param $type
     * @return mixed
2. yii\base\ErrorHandler::handleError(2, 'array_key_exists(): The first ar...', '/home/franchesco/lampstack-5.4.4...', 334, ...)
3. in /home/franchesco/lampstack-5.4.40-0/apache2/htdocs/henka-yii2/vendor/trntv/yii2-file-kit/src/behaviors/UploadBehavior.php – array_key_exists(false, ['user_id' => 0, 'firstname' => 1, 'middlename' => 2, 'lastname' => 3, ...]) at line 334
328329330331332333334335336337338339340     * @return \yii\db\ActiveRecord
     */
    protected function loadModel(&$model, $data)
    {
        $attributes = array_flip($model->attributes());
        foreach ($this->fields() as $dataField => $modelField) {
            if (array_key_exists($modelField, $attributes)) {
                $model->{$modelField} =  ArrayHelper::getValue($data, $dataField);
            }
        }
        return $model;
    }

4. in /home/franchesco/lampstack-5.4.40-0/apache2/htdocs/henka-yii2/vendor/trntv/yii2-file-kit/src/behaviors/UploadBehavior.php – trntv\filekit\behaviors\UploadBehavior::loadModel(common\models\UserProfile, ['path' => '1/Vj3mG8zMeLb8m9EobQ8CM_b6eFpvCD...', 'name' => '', 'size' => '11631', 'type' => 'image/jpeg', ...]) at line 148
142143144145146147148149150151152153154
    /**
     *
     */
    public function afterValidateSingle()
    {
        $this->loadModel($this->owner, $this->owner->{$this->attribute});
    }

    /**
     *
     */
    public function afterInsertMultiple()
5. trntv\filekit\behaviors\UploadBehavior::afterValidateSingle(yii\base\Event)
6. in /home/franchesco/lampstack-5.4.40-0/apache2/htdocs/henka-yii2/vendor/yiisoft/yii2/base/Component.php – call_user_func([trntv\filekit\behaviors\UploadBehavior, 'afterValidateSingle'], yii\base\Event) at line 541
7. in /home/franchesco/lampstack-5.4.40-0/apache2/htdocs/henka-yii2/vendor/yiisoft/yii2/base/Model.php – yii\base\Component::trigger('afterValidate') at line 382
8. in /home/franchesco/lampstack-5.4.40-0/apache2/htdocs/henka-yii2/vendor/yiisoft/yii2/base/Model.php – yii\base\Model::afterValidate() at line 353
9. in /home/franchesco/lampstack-5.4.40-0/apache2/htdocs/henka-yii2/vendor/yiisoft/yii2/db/ActiveRecord.php – yii\base\Model::validate(null) at line 525
10. in /home/franchesco/lampstack-5.4.40-0/apache2/htdocs/henka-yii2/vendor/yiisoft/yii2/db/BaseActiveRecord.php – yii\db\ActiveRecord::update(true, null) at line 591
11. in /home/franchesco/lampstack-5.4.40-0/apache2/htdocs/henka-yii2/backend/controllers/SignInController.php – yii\db\BaseActiveRecord::save() at line 84
78798081828384858687888990        return $this->goHome();
    }

    public function actionProfile()
    {
        $model = Yii::$app->user->identity->userProfile;
        if ($model->load($_POST) && $model->save()) {
            Yii::$app->session->setFlash('alert', [
                'options'=>['class'=>'alert-success'],
                'body'=>Yii::t('backend', 'Your account has been successfully saved', [], $model->locale)
            ]);
            return $this->refresh();
        }
12. backend\controllers\SignInController::actionProfile()
13. in /home/franchesco/lampstack-5.4.40-0/apache2/htdocs/henka-yii2/vendor/yiisoft/yii2/base/InlineAction.php – call_user_func_array([backend\controllers\SignInController, 'actionProfile'], []) at line 55
14. in /home/franchesco/lampstack-5.4.40-0/apache2/htdocs/henka-yii2/vendor/yiisoft/yii2/base/Controller.php – yii\base\InlineAction::runWithParams([]) at line 151
15. in /home/franchesco/lampstack-5.4.40-0/apache2/htdocs/henka-yii2/vendor/yiisoft/yii2/base/Module.php – yii\base\Controller::runAction('profile', []) at line 455
16. in /home/franchesco/lampstack-5.4.40-0/apache2/htdocs/henka-yii2/vendor/yiisoft/yii2/web/Application.php – yii\base\Module::runAction('sign-in/profile', []) at line 84
17. in /home/franchesco/lampstack-5.4.40-0/apache2/htdocs/henka-yii2/vendor/yiisoft/yii2/base/Application.php – yii\web\Application::handleRequest(yii\web\Request) at line 375
18. in /home/franchesco/lampstack-5.4.40-0/apache2/htdocs/henka-yii2/backend/web/index.php – yii\base\Application::run() at line 23
17181920212223    require(__DIR__ . '/../../common/config/base.php'),
    require(__DIR__ . '/../../common/config/web.php'),
    require(__DIR__ . '/../config/base.php'),
    require(__DIR__ . '/../config/web.php')
);

(new yii\web\Application($config))->run();


@trntv  I've removed those attributes from my installation to avoid the error, regards.


agree, this should be called `iter` or `it`.


... what?


añadimos una linea con el comando append


Up to this point, I was trying to programmatically remove the stupid headers that web browsers add on to pages rather than force the user to switch the header and footer off. To accomplish this, I leveraged a bit of a CSS hack which removed the headers and footers but had the side effect of screwing up the margins of the page. To get around that, I came up with a solution that would identify words and lines and print them out on the page. Whenever the page reached a certain number of lines, I would insert four newline characters to maintain the page margins.

This quickly took me down a week-long rabbithole of bugs and hacks and overly-complicated code that became unmanageable. At this point, I have decided that making the user switch the headers off is a better code solution and provides a better user experience because my previous efforts just weren't getting the margins right in all cases.

The next step is going to be fixing up the UI (including finding a way to tell people how to turn off the headers and footers) and working on code highlighting.


fair enough.


Not quite perfect.
If you click on the trailer icon of a poster to watch the video, then you cannot click on that same poster to add it to the library, unless you first click on the trailer icon of another poster and then go back to the original and click ;-)


There is no "margin" setting in glade.  The four margins have to be specified separately.


Why the annotation? doesn't this duplicate the information given in the interface below?


You can't have GitHub in your PATH variable, GitHub is this thing on the website, Git is the program.


because one header is not enough :D


just don't


Just testing out an extension on the dev wiki. Not done uploading it yet. O_o


Stoooop it!


noow!


Yes, of course. I missed that.


meh...


Good idea.


:O


I can see three positives effects to this bonus:
- to get the bonus, one must speed his development
- keep both castling options open if possible
- delay castling if possible


@wilywampa @davidhalter
Is it necessary to display the signatures in the "correct" column?

I think the `:undojoin` in there is doing some unwanted things, and found the whole procedure really overkill.

If the correct column is useful then this should get fixed/simplified probably.


Shooooooooow! :+1: