I'm wondering if there's some other exception than `KeyError` here that is also handled by the generic try-catch?

Now, if we actually cannot create a `Contact` object, it will fail only when it tries to do it at the end.

The only reason I can come up with now is the validity of the `Contact`. Although - it probably already worked wrong in the first place. If the `Contact` couldn't be instantiated, it would fail without a good error message and without a trace for either the user or us what went wrong.


open safari


This could also have a log statement now that we actually started improving this. :)

I.e. we would actually see if this is a true case and follow what really happens with the form.


Same here as in the other `None`-check for membership in session. Would probably be good to have a log message.


I think this looks good. Code is cleaner and the catch-all try-catches are gone, which were a bit of a code smell anyway.


Is frame buffer emulation enabled? If yes, try to disable it.


Lekker :smile:


@leahpadgett DWMR. Nice job here. Did you get the app to crash and report back to you via Crashalytics? Very easy to use those tools isn't it.


@popcornmix what I wonder here. Did you measure how much time that needs to query the Settings every fps? GetInt in SettingsManager needs to take a lock every time. What about introducing some m_gui_fps and trying to reduce those calls? Or did they not make any issues on your testing?


@Walkman100 Lol :smile:


почему тест не проходит?
В браузере все отлично ищется


I made it 100 so that I could put any notes I want, but I couldn’t figure out why  it rested so long in between times that it played. I bet this is why. Thanks for the help.
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well damn lol. I've tried to figure out why but it's above my head I thinik


Correct!


should use binary search


不建议翻译 单词条 除非游戏里面明确出现 测试没问题就好
先找大段文本翻译较好


+                         --with-gssapi \
+                         --with-nghttp2 \
+                         --with-libmetalink \

nasıl paketlerle alakalı değil?


/me doesn't think value = is needed


Because you were meant to check tomorrow and see 21! Then it would be reverted


rax retry tests


Ah... ;)


@arnova right. Will PR a change that drops the cache dir flag.


I think protocol buffers are a very nice technology, but that data format of the single object we want to ship is very simple, so I don't think adding additional dependencies is justified.

Getting this to build as part of the LHCb software will also require work on the build system to add support for the protoc compiler, which I think we should avoid at this time.


Error was made


oh without it + my rotate hack it works but the blue button in oot is at the wrong position, how can i fix that? and is it possible to fix framebuffer emulation?


I'm currently working on my own launcher and I simply cannot comprehend what idiot thought that it was sensible to simply put the wrong coordinates in the `version.json` without even a new `"classifier": "universal"` field. I'm sorry i was expecting too much from the forge team: to be logical...

I've been trying to debug this for two hours and finally I realise I have to actually do this unbelievable amount of stupid hacks...


References #16


@RX14: Take a look into #MultiMC on esper.net, I might have some interesting info for you ;)


ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ "이거 해결하면 천재임"


I'd like it to be mandatory eventually, but I agree with you for now.  I'm working on a tool to generate a WORKSPACE file from a pom.xml, once that's available it seems reasonable to flip this to mandatory.  I'll remove the `mandatory()` on Tuesday.


Welcome to the Minecraft modding community, where EVERYONE is insane. We want to put a big filter between everything out there, post process it and THEN let the client/launcher talk to the filter instead of all these hacks.

Do it right, so to speak... when noone else does.


Really it comes down to the fact that "prefer local" is a distortion of the typical allocation strategy. It causes the system to respond differently to requests if they are local and the user currently has no choice in the matter. If, for some reason, the user wants colocated chunks and clients to get the same behavior as any other client/chunk combo you should at least be able to disable the behavior.


I might not have explained this well. If we left the name as `netsnmp_memdup` then in version >=5.7.3, there'd be a compile error because the the `libsnmp` library would have already defined `netsnmp_memdup`. Therefore we need a _distinct_ function name hence why I called it `compat_netsnmp_memdup`, because it remains compatible with previous, current, and hopefully future versions of Net-SNMP while remaining completely agnostic to the actual version installed on the system.


the tests is still not performed.


yes it should!


@Notsosof1 I updated the `- (CGFloat) tableView:(UITableView *)tableView heightForRowAtIndexPath:(NSIndexPath *)indexPath` method code and the app works as expected. Please try this edit and see if it fixes the issue you are seeing.

```
- (CGFloat) tableView:(UITableView *)tableView heightForRowAtIndexPath:(NSIndexPath *)indexPath {
    Media *item = [DataSource sharedInstance].mediaItems[indexPath.row];
    return [MediaTableViewCell heightForMediaItem:item width:CGRectGetWidth(self.view.frame)];
}
```


Попробуй добавить js: true, нужно чтобы `use_transactional_fixtures` было `false`

Ну и [вот](https://pat.github.io/thinking-sphinx/testing.html), если что.


FYI @legal90


The `'created_at DESC'` string is a small snippet of SQL. The DESC is short for descending. The opposite is ASC for ascending. To change the order, switch this line to:
```ruby
default_scope { order('created_at ASC')}
```
(remove `.reverse`)


pushed fix.


Please remove "Thank You" from this message


I know this is just a first stab, but if we go with the components, I really think inheritance is the wrong way to go there. For components, it is always possible to express the same behavior better with composition. Concrete histories may contain `<History pop={this.pop} replace={this.replace} />` etc instead of subclassing.


We use Delete, Esc, Alt, Ctrl, Shift etc... Nobody call it in Korean unless they are too lazy to switch to English input. I think you can go through all the commits but that is too much work, just ask naor.


Element attributes should not begin with capital case..


I don't understand what test you think should be performed.


Yes finally got it working. It's called Fabric now and there was a wait list. But I'm in! Lol.

Enjoy your weekend, talk next week!

- L

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deleted the reference because the music was updated to be my original.


This link is not link to Chrome Extension Page..Actual link should be https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/requestly/mdnleldcmiljblolnjhpnblkcekpdkpa


This test original purpose was to check a detail of the implementation of lambdas in scala 2 which doesn't matter for us: https://github.com/scala/scala/pull/3428


The `sort` method can not be applied to a Hash, if you do so Ruby will convert it to an Array of Arrays, and the `each_pair` method becomes undefined.

```ruby
irb(main):001:0> foo = { "z" => "last", "a" => "first" }
=> {"z"=>"last", "surname"=>"first"}
irb(main):002:0> foo.sort.each_pair do |attrib, value|
irb(main):003:1*   p attrib + " = " + value
irb(main):004:1> end
NoMethodError: undefined method `each_pair' for [["a", "first"], ["z", "last"]]:Array
	from (irb):24
	from /usr/bin/irb:12:in `<main>'
```

The simplest workaround that comes to my mind is to cast the sorted Array back to a Hash:

```ruby
irb(main):001:0> foo = { "z" => "last", "a" => "first" }
=> {"z"=>"last", "a"=>"first"}
irb(main):002:0> Hash[foo.sort].each_pair do |attrib, value|
irb(main):003:1*   p attrib + " = " + value
irb(main):004:1> end
"a = first"
"z = last"
=> {"a"=>"first", "z"=>"last"}
```


Great idea Alain!  I hope this passes.  Do we include the 'Inability to Give Check' in the NoPressure bucket?  Ability to give check is a form of pressure that hangs over the opponent even if we don't actually intend to give check.


Indentation mistake..Please ad one more space before 'background'


well... then it makes no sense here xD thanks a lot for this test .. it saved for me a lot of time :-)


develop (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-IntegrationCoverage-Debug: OK (1146 of 1146 tests passed)

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may you remove this line?


ayy lmao


There is nothing like Negative Padding in CSS. Have a look at: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4973988/why-does-css-not-support-negative-padding

So please fix this


Loco kajajjaksjd


This tests check behavior of lambda creation, which is also performed in dotty.

If those lines are left commented, the whole test does not make sense, as it simply will check `toString` on a value class. And has nothing to do with `t6260` indicated in its name.

Difference in behavior does not mean the tests should be disabled. It should be adapted to check the expected behavior, and be able to find the regression if compiler is changed.


Sorry this one slipped my mind. Could you [open a new issue](https://github.com/caffeinated/modules/issues/new) about this?


Actually, React needs it to be `autoComplete`, but will correctly render it
as `autocomplete` in the markup. Go figure.

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It's not, I'm just used to it. I'll remove it on a later commit.


looks like a reasonable way to do it! I have two small-ish concerns related to future proofing: 1) namespace collisions between modification names -- Luke Skywalker the pilot versus Luke Skywalker the upgrade.  2) the slippery slope of adding things like UseGunner and IsGunnerAttack to the attack class.  if two more different upgrade type logics get added to attack then we can consider introducing some polymorphic behavior abstractions.


nb


Do you mean that `f(new C("."))` will be optimized to not use a lambda? then I'm not sure how to avoid that, and I don't see why uncommenting these lines will change that. And if I uncomment these lines then the test output won't match.


@jdittrich you might want to try adding a header picture to this blog post. I think we should try to urge towards media to our articles as it increases the perceived value + helps with viral sharing... also, you know since we're designers dealing with design, we should use this as a grounds to explore, create, and express our ideas visually.

What do you think, @simonv3 @jancborchardt @gillisig


> And if I uncomment these lines then the test output won't match.

Yes. the tests output should be updated to reflect expected behavior in dotty. IE not include the `Test$lambda$1$$apply` line.


Warning: The value must be in milliseconds.


@megatronir it's possible to bruteforce it.
For passwords it's better to use dictionaries e.g. from weakpass.com (+ hashcat).


*facepalm*


Not needed as on line 16 we set a default value if no `type` parameter is passed:
```php
$type = Input::get('type', 'owner');
```


Refs #16


@gaearon We're waaaaaay past the first stab at this point ;)

I agree that composition is better practice generally speaking. The part where it gets tricky is when you really do want to *extend* the parent's functionality. e.g. `MemoryHistory` actually adds `canGo*` methods that other histories don't have.


The problem is that f is an instance of a class generated by LambdaMetaFactory, we have no guarantee about the methods that are in this class and they could change at any point.


I'm sure you're already working on improving this, but this change produces the wrong output for:

    dcl_resource_texture2d (float,float,float,float) t2
    dcl_resource_texture2darray (float,float,float,float) t8

Which is now producing:

    Texture2DArray<float> t8 : register(t8);
    Texture2D<float> t2 : register(t2);

But those should be <float4>


Did you replaced tabs with spaces intentionally, or it was made by your text editor?


Not needed, $type will always have one of the 3 values `'public'`,`'owner'` or `'users'`


This is really need? Since they already off at start


Ask each chapter as you go if they want to take over :-)


@tilmann-b oops, you are right!
Fixes here: https://github.com/Urigo/angular-meteor/commit/be866c9
thanks!


Ah, thanks for the clarification!


I think this is also needed:
``` javascript
req.ontimeout = GM_util.hitch(null, aCallback, false);
```


...
not exactly. unified driver is there, yes.
but struct tpd there has .suspend .resume PTFs (pointer to functions)
eg: synaptics: see here: https://github.com/corphish/android_kernel_mediatek_sprout/blob/91a2a717f9efc64f88455e05fd7edf2241a14a82/drivers/input/touchscreen/mediatek/synaptics_3508/synaptics_dsx_i2c.c#L3212

this is why it is not easy for d2w bringup on sprout; many device drivers.

so, as a solution, what we might do is (or ought to rather):
write our own functions and store the PTFs. that way; we can either call [enable_|disable_]irq_wake functions or *redirect*/call the default _suspend|_resume functions when a suspend/resume event takes place.

here again, i have no idea how mediatek handles irq's. the worst case: [enable_|disable_]irq_wake will not work. the best case; it will work. i am not ready to take a gamble here though. i was following something termed 'eint's; thus need to figure out how mt_eint_mask, mt_set_gpio_mode, etc really work, before actually writing enable_irq_wake or an equivalent.

also, the appropriate flag, IRQF_NO_SUSPEND or equivalent should be added in *every* touch panel driver at the mt_eint_registration call.

todo: tl;dr: figure out the whole eint thing, get replacements for [enable_|disable_]irq_wake, and the more easier: hook our own functions to tpd_driver_t.


Pull request please ;-)


I think that we should mark it as `provided` because a plugin runs inside elasticsearch so elasticsearch is provided. WDYT @rmuir?


First of all, we not always use LMF, and this test should also test that in this particular case we do.
Second, if implementation of LMF changes, we should be aware of this, and this is why we have this test.

I do not have a java8 machine currently in my hands, but my previous experience tells, that there should be two methods: `apply` and static method `$getLambda`(maybe dollars in different places, i do not recall). If this changes, I do not want this change to go silently.


nice


My idea was to do like Mobility: when 0 or 1, we score negatively, because it is not "normal", and is a symptom of a problem.

Likewise, we normally should have  some contact with the opponent.
(and if both players do not have contact, which may happen in closed positions,
the penalty will equalise), and thus, the present test. Let's see how it goes.

Regarding your suggestion, I think that it is "normal" not to be able to give check in some specific positions, so it would be strange to penalize that.

However, if we discover that it is impossible, given the current pawn structure,
to give a check whatever maneuver we do, we might consider a super safe King bonus for some endings.
This can be important in KQPPx vs KQPPPx endings for example.


@janacuq DWMR (done with my review). Press on!


miiiinmal example here: https://github.com/apache/couchdb/blob/1.x.x/test/view_server/query_server_spec.rb#L429


I think that's a good idea, though I don't know how that works with github's jekyll instance?

What kind of images? Self created? We'd have to be pretty good about licensing.


@janacuq DWMR. Looks good. You are moving quickly - that's great. :+1:


The Red light from the kernel has to be turned off, otherwise
Red Green Blue becomes Reg Yellow Blue ;).

So I decided to turn them all off to make sure and be cleaner.


Er, was this an accident?


Was this an accident too?


Nope.


Oh, I replied here : https://github.com/Deevad/peppercarrot_ep06_translation/pull/9 ( but I wonder why my comment doesn't display here ).


@who_that can you take a look and see if this is legit or a poor method of using layouts/render


Nice


I think both were an accident. Sorry about that.


I see. Would be could if you can do it like a loading
Like this:
.
..
...
.
..
...


was this really necessary?


Unnecessary switch, use ```HomeActivity.FragmentType.values()[position]```

If ```position``` is in some way invalid select ```HOME```.


se puder recomita esse comit :)


komentarz 2


che acá hay que ver si len(tostates) > 1 or key == LAMBDA según la corrección del tp.


You got me! Просто ми се струваше redundant да има href, който приемаше template variable anyway. Но от твоята гледна точка, yeah it makes sense да има най-малко промени по templates :+1:


Oh, OK. I am actually running it on my Odroid-XU and somehow this file seems to be included in the compilation list as it breaks compilation on my board with this line.


R
RG
RGB
R
RG
RGB

Is that ok ? Starting, will update the Drive file when done so that you can test.

By the way I also built the ROM with your last 2 leds commits.


It's no longer an emitter


Thank you.


on, once methods do not exist


let me know if documentation required


w/r/t to compatibility module for rksl_pm_ii, the scope I modelled for the addon is a [3-12x50 PM II/P] (http://www.schmidtundbender.de/en/products/police-and-military-forces/3-12x50-pm-iip.html) with a single-turn turret. So realistically speaking the click range should only -1 to +12 mil (mRad), as opposed to the -4 to +30 mil configured currently.

I did previously release my own compatibility configs for ACE with the values I thought were most realistic here: [RKSL Attachments ACE Plugin] (http://da12thmonkey.rkslstudios.info/RKSL/da12th/FILES/RKSL_attachments_ACEplugin.rar).

However, I think it would be beneficial to come to some sort of consensus with ACE devs on what the values should be in a compatibility config that comes with the mod itself, so that users don't need to hunt down my config separately. I didn't make much fanfare about making my own ACE-compatibility config so most probably don't know it exists.

I've also written an addon to add support for ACE' 2D scope system (including PiP) to the RKSL LDS, with custom scope view graphics. I'll see about committing that for approval.


I think this code shoud go into " #elif defined(CONFIG_CMDLINE_FORCE)" - in all other cases it doesn't make much sense...


I think such commits are not necessary, because `^` use latest minor and patch versions.


Hubiera apostado mucha plata a que había agregado ese chequeo.  Igual esto es WIP, no revisé todo aún.


haha :) wrong vagrant git config.name huh!?


Non va bene perché la pagina aspetta che la funzione riempie il database prima di reindirizzarlo


What? It is actually executed and i just wanna add some boot options like lpm_boot for various boot cases. it works.


No build errors?


dd


You need to fix more than the nominative.

For βοῦς, your endings would generate these forms:
```
βους βυες
βυος βυων
βυι  βυσι
βυν  βυας
βυ   βες
```

The attested forms of βοῦς are:
```
βοῦς -
-    βοῶν
-    -
βοῦν βόας
-    -
```

So the endings you would need are at least the following:
```
ους -
-   οων
-   -
ουν οας
-   -
```


Also don't forget about bower.json main files.


LGTM, thanks!


I did build and I didn't see any error, so yes might be ok,
I launched the brunch again to make sure, and I'm flashing the zip right now.


Yeah that makes perfect sense.


`CMPTransaction` objects should be passed as `const CMPTransaction& omniObj`, otherwise a copy is created.

`json_spirit::Object* txobj` could be passed by reference:

```c++
void addOne(NumberClass& number) {
  number += 1;
}
// ...
NumberClass number = 1;
addOne(number);
assert(number == 2);
```

Passing by `pointer*` pretty much works similar, but in theory it's legit to pass `NULL`. I usually ask myself:

1. Do I want to pass a primitive type, like `int`, without editing it? `-> int value` or `const int value`
2. Do I want to pass an object, without edititing it? `-> const Object& object`
3. Do I want to pass an object, edit it, and allow `NULL`? `-> Object* pobject`
4. Do I want to pass an object, edit it, and not allow `NULL`? -> `Object& object`

Primitive data types can be passed by value (references or pointers are fine, too, if needed), since their size is so small that it makes no difference.

In the case of  `interpretPacket(CMPMetaDEx*)` it's useful to use a pointer, because we don't expect a `CMPMetaDEx` object in any case, but only in some, but here, I assume we always expect a JSON object, which is not optional, thus "pass by reference". :)


The semicolon on the last line is superfluous.


This looks extremely good! I'll start to check it out immediately and pin down the issue. :)


"File and Rank [types] are gone"


dfd


I know it works. I assume it's here because forcing kernel cmdline actually cuts off lpm and recovery modes  and this code passes this param from bootloader. What I wanted to say is that in all other cases (CMDLINE_EXTEND and CMDLINE_BOOTLOADER) it will just duplicate those params.

My remark was purely cosmetic :)


how can i add this to my firefox??


Nit: `OMNICORE_RPCTXOBJECT_H`


Then you don't need lol
Error = no build


If masking (the next commit) gets fully realized, then pretty much this entire file gets reduced to a few lines of code. The attackingKnight and attackingKnightRank + attackingKnightFile could all get unified as well, since bit masking would take care of all of that.


change to

```elixir
  def join("tweets", %{"track" => query}, socket) do
    send(self, {:after_join, query})
    {:ok, socket}
  end

  def handle_info({:after_join, query}, socket) do
    spawn(fn -> TweetStreamer.start(socket, query) end)
    {:noreply, socket}
  end

```


Could probably be removed and forward declared via `class CMPTransaction`.


l'écran d'accueil est enfin arrivé ! Attention les yeux c'est du lourd !


I know, I meant I wanted to make sure my repo was synced at the time.
So yes, it works.

EMailing you.


![image accueil png](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/11269760/7785029/9759ba58-017d-11e5-9bdf-11db744789eb.png)


Better change this to SI units.


`lbServices.js` are the angular services dynamically generated by loopback.io
 that way if you are using loopback.io as your backend, all you have to do is
* put the lbServices.js file under client/scripts
* require('lbServices') in your module

For those not using loopback.io it should not hurt that the package.json already take that into account.


Ok you can clean this messages now lol


Adding a String method to Position, which prints out a 2D board representation with asterisks (or whatever) for each set bit would help debug any mask problems; it would be a very slow method, so should only be used for debugging or final result printouts. There might need to be some +1 or -1 parts added to lines 46 and or 48, and as mentioned on line 20, the offset might be 18.


Is this pull request still relevant?

Also, if the intent is to make them impassable, then I would think we would want to make passable false, and leave them in.  Otherwise CLS may try to handle them automatically and we would get "unpredicable" results...


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         Donation of [[value]] BTC Received. Thank You.

        [[error]]


Indicator für den Ladebildschirm hinzugefügt


change of commit


TeamCity xBIM :: Xbim Geometry :: Release [Build 65](http://ncl-xbim.hq.4projects.com:8080/viewLog.html?buildId=1675&buildTypeId=XBIM_XbimGeometry_Release) outcome was **SUCCESS**
Summary: Tests passed: 70 Build time: 04:05:14


TeamCity xBIM :: Xbim Geometry :: Release [Build 66](http://ncl-xbim.hq.4projects.com:8080/viewLog.html?buildId=1676&buildTypeId=XBIM_XbimGeometry_Release) is now running


Ah, it looks like there is no `valid` value for the simple send, which is used to participate in the crowdsales.


Any updates please?  Looks like master must support back up to 23.2.  Do I have to revert to a previous version?


i'm using firefox and it's not working in private mode


I'm doing this animation refactoring one step at a time because it is fairly comprehensive. I wish I had figured this out at the beginning.
But I didn't, this should lighten the overhead a bit.


== & 0x3    looks like a typo


After this commit, I find help windows getting ":se mod" and have to hit ZQ to get out of them.  (Or ":se nomod" then ":q").

I didn't look too close/deep, nor did I test it "standalone" (i.e., try eliminate some off interference with some other setting of mine), but I am pretty sure it's this commit.


Well that would have errored before...

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это не bug fix, а style fix скорее. и else так и не убрал, for остался на том же уровне вложенности)


isn't this logically the same?

if (!performing_homing || (z_test == 0x3)))


Thanks, yes it is.


@EronWright Look it's not ideal. I need people to be able to save this with object serialization (even for legacy purposes)


Filed an issue for this: https://github.com/magit/magit/issues/1869


I patched in the official soup url. Sorry, I was to tired to give proper credit.


+1, i hope it fixes our issue with assembly xml as well!


Parentheses don't balance


Ok I will wait a bit before accepting the pull request, to see how it evolves


This has bugged me forever! Thanks :D


It doesn't matter, the code is used by myself almost and it won't go to mainline. lol.


hehe


myeden does not exist in the real world anymore.
this line probably only works for you because myeden.pyc is still in your folder.


Sorry man, this has to go... just spent hours debugging it, which finally showed up on the system installed by the .deb...

Never import anything in __init__ files is the rule of thumb. It WILL give you circular imports at some point.

I'll get a fix for this uploaded.


@saraloupot  need to check the units on this bias correction...


wow :O


It returns a list of dictionaries as before.


Two thoughts:

1) I feel like you could consolidate the Validation and Format modules into a single Module.

2) You can definitely write one function to replace both `number_input` and `get_input`. The naive way would be to check the type of the "validator" passed as the second argument, testing for inclusion if it was a range/array/set, and testing for a match with a regex otherwise. But even better would be to simply have the prompt method take a message and a block and get input from the user until the block returned true. Then the user has the ability to specify whatever behavior they like! I.e.

```
def prompt(question, validator)
  print_dashes
  puts question
  print_dashes
  result = gets.chomp
  until yield(result)
    print_dashes
    puts "Sorry, your input is invalid. #{question}"
    print_dashes
    result = gets.chomp
  end
  result
end
```

Admittedly, this puts the burden for casting to integer on the caller, but I think that's a reasonable trade off for the power and flexibility to
A) Have all prompts defined in just one place.
B) Be able to pass arbitrary validators: `prompt("How cool are blocks?") { |input| input =~ /real damn cool/ }` :)


@Meninblack007  u're the new i9300 maintaineer? :/


r+


Hello,
I am looking to simulating the contact angle of a drop on the 001 surface of ZnO.

I am curious about these lines in the code:
#top = 'TiO2.tpr'
#trj = 'TiO2.xtc'
Do I need to uncomment these lines and do I need these files to run the code?


It returns a list of dictionaries as before. I used this form because the previous enumeration method (`for image in images`) threw `RuntimeError: No matching overloads found` as `images` wasn't iterable. If `enumerate(images)` doesn't require `images` to be iterable then that would be a cleaner solution, I agree.


saw approval from jedmccaleb
at https://github.com/MonsieurNicolas/stellar-core/commit/3ca678c2aa258ba6c79a644a188278818d2b1867


merging MonsieurNicolas/stellar-core/safeWrites = 3ca678c2 into auto


MonsieurNicolas/stellar-core/safeWrites = 3ca678c2 merged ok, testing candidate = 7d666bfc


Simple enough. Thanks for inclusion.


These headers are auto-generated from the text of the tutorial. See https://github.com/sabel83/mpllibs/blob/master/libs/metaparse/example/getting_started/generate_headers.py


「import Foundation
let greeting = "hello, world!"
let capitalizedGreeting = greeting.capitalizedString
// capitalizedGreeting: String =


l used git am to merge this commit:
https://github.com/HybridDog/BobBlocks/commit/afd49d53595f08938341b7e718e0c3369aaddced


This image is way bigger than the other examples :( it should be 370 × 150


@JeniT, should this be "row number"? "row name" isn't defined, and is inconsistent with the body of the element.


Forgot to use Kyo here


this should be lowercase :)


Why not make this one a let?


The effect is pretty nice!


is MVC really considered top_bottom and not left_right? Probably doesn't matter though.


Why .fsscript here? I've never heard of it. :)


ajout d'une nouvelle image, pour gerer les fins de jeu hors de la map :

![fin_map](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/11269760/7785135/32642d22-0182-11e5-952e-40886627ea12.png)


@mstyura :+1:


l also fixed the problem with missing nether tree leaves
https://github.com/HybridDog/minetest-nether/commit/21171ceb2cc30af50d5d0a6a0f2a986e21d4a8e5


this is how it looks with the rotation hack: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lX2PrHDWzdo&feature=youtu.be


Good point -- we already have name collision within upgrades (R2-D2); I'll add " (Crew)" to it to remove ambiguity.

I did ponder polluting Attack with those flags, but I didn't immediately come up with any other flags we'd need to add.  Gunner is a pretty specific case (an attack that re-executes itself on a conditional basis), as compared to Cluster Missiles which can be represented by two independent attacks.

We can always refactor it, though.  I actually had started doing that, changing Attack from a struct to an interface and making two structs, BasicAttack and GunnerAttack.  Kind of tedious but not bad.  But then I realized all I was doing was changing one bit of state, and that could be handled via a flag settable by a Modification, so I went with that instead.


It makes no difference to the video (assuming frame packed output is supported).
It affects the GUI and displays that only support half-SBS or half-TAB.
I believe top_bottom is preferable with a passive 3D TV, as you already lose half the vertical resolution.
Playing in left_right mode means you lose half the horizontal resolution too.


Whoops, posted in the wrong thread.

---

I'm surprised, as far as I can see it should go this path:

- `gettransaction_MP()`
- `populateRPCTransactionObject()` (`valid` added here?)
- `populateRPCTypeInfo()`
- `populateRPCTypeSimpleSend()`

However (regtest):
```js
gettransaction_MP e39ecc03946c94e145342a6e97ef369a079a92ca56bc31eb70c8fb90965a63ae
{
  "txid": "e39ecc03946c94e145342a6e97ef369a079a92ca56bc31eb70c8fb90965a63ae",
  "sendingaddress": "mkoBjBRB8HKDqKESQt2Js4XDQGTo8pUKEA",
  "referenceaddress": "mq5sNzFKYW3VpSXcvnh86E5F93ZQuWYxZD",
  "ismine": true,
  "confirmations": 1,
  "fee": "0.00010000",
  "blocktime": 1432400981,
  "version": 0,
  "type_int": 0,
  "type": "Simple Send",
  "type": "Crowdsale Purchase",
  "propertyid": 1,
  "divisible": true,
  "amount": "0.00000001",
  "purchasedpropertyid": 3,
  "purchasedpropertyname": "MDiv",
  "purchasedpropertydivisible": true,
  "purchasedtokens": "0.00000000",
  "issuertokens": "0.00000000"
}
```

The zero amounts are expected here, but the `valid` is missing.

---

That's interesting:
```c++
    // in populateRPCTransactionObject():
    txobj->push_back(Pair("value1", "1"));
    txobj->push_back(Pair("value2", "2"));

    // populate validity
    bool valid = getValidMPTX(txid);
    txobj->push_back(Pair("valid", valid));

    txobj->push_back(Pair("value3", "3"));
    txobj->push_back(Pair("value4", "4"));
```

```js
gettransaction_MP e39ecc03946c94e145342a6e97ef369a079a92ca56bc31eb70c8fb90965a63ae
{
  "txid": "e39ecc03946c94e145342a6e97ef369a079a92ca56bc31eb70c8fb90965a63ae",
  "sendingaddress": "mkoBjBRB8HKDqKESQt2Js4XDQGTo8pUKEA",
  "referenceaddress": "mq5sNzFKYW3VpSXcvnh86E5F93ZQuWYxZD",
  "ismine": true,
  "confirmations": 1,
  "fee": "0.00010000",
  "blocktime": 1432400981,
  "version": 0,
  "type_int": 0,
  "type": "Simple Send",
  "value1": "1",
  "value2": "2",
  "valid": true,
  "value3": "3",
  "type": "Crowdsale Purchase",
  "propertyid": 1,
  "divisible": true,
  "amount": "0.00000001",
  "purchasedpropertyid": 3,
  "purchasedpropertyname": "MDiv",
  "purchasedpropertydivisible": true,
  "purchasedtokens": "0.00000000",
  "issuertokens": "0.00000000"
}
```
Now `"value4": "4"` is missing.

It looks like it's overwritten by `"type": "Crowdsale Purchase"`, probably because there is already a `"type"`.

Edit: confirmed. When renaming the `"type"` in `populateRPCTypeSimpleSend()` to something unique, the field is available.


Didn't mean to check in that log file...


...and you should be able to override it with the OSD...


> isn't this logically the same?
> if (!performing_homing || (z_test == 0x3)))

Let's test it.

| p | !p | z | pANDz | !pOR(pANDz) | !pORz |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 1 |
| 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| 0 | 1 | 1 | 0 | 1 | 1 |
| 1 | 0 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 1 |

:+1:


Ok, so n-3e(4) should look like this?

ους   οες
ος     οων
ι        ουσι
ουν  οας
ou     οες
On May 23, 2015, at 9:50 AM, Scott Fleischman <notifications@github.com<mailto:notifications@github.com>> wrote:

You need to fix more than the nominative.

For βοῦς, your endings would generate these forms:

βους βυες
βυος βυων
βυι  βυσι
βυν  βυας
βυ   βες

The attested forms of βοῦς are:

βοῦς -
-    βοῶν
-    -
βοῦν βόας
-    -

So the endings you would need are at least the following:

ους -
-   οων
-   -
ουν οας
-   -

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ah nice, hapi can even do this natievely :)


@m-kuhn nice!


Just the other day I learned what PNaCl is and then I discover it's supported in my favorite graphics library. You are amazing.


The theme background for the CardFilterPanel doesn't seem to be matching the theme, it remains Opal.


this makes sense... is it necessary to remove? Current release generates warnings 'failed to stat' if the tree is rooted at a subdirectory.


Yes, sorry, did not mean to sync that up just yet, used sync instead of pull.
I know that some of these come in as (mixed,mixed,mixed,mixed) and am not sure how to handle those yet.


* Shouldn't this be inside `/lib/expression/` since it is a parser feature?
* How would I set `rawArgs` or `transform` for the function (regardless of where it is)?
* I know what these functionalities are for (I think I understand the code I wrote), I just don't know how to use them from inside the library/parser.
* Yeah, I was going to change it to have `constTag` populate an object like a set instead of mutating the nodes, then I could just do something like `constNodes[node] !== undefined``.
* I am doing this in a `v2` branch, you can see the other files all have typed factories. I just don't have the factories and stuff since this file is on the outside of the library/parser.


Close, except the gen and dat singular. Essentially our "stem" of sorts is just β for βοῦς
```
ους οες
οος οων
οϊ  ουσι
ουν οας
ou  οες
```
That might not compile with the diaeresis; I'll have to fix that.


all tests pass:
success: https://travis-ci.org/stellar/stellar-core/builds/63786235


       m <- NULL
        set <- function(y) {
                x <<- y
                m <<- NULL
        }
        get <- function() x
        setinv <- function(mean) m <<- mean
        getinv <- function() m
        list(set = set, get = get,
             setinv = setinv,
             getinv = getinv)


Ok Pablo, en la semana cuando antes puedas no juntamos, asi le hacemos un test. Abrazo


`EXTRA_SHOULD_REFRESH` should be used in [PostsActivity](https://github.com/wordpress-mobile/WordPress-Android/blob/issue/2730-post-draft-toast/WordPress/src/main/java/org/wordpress/android/ui/posts/PostsActivity.java#L214).


Don't rush your changes please. You even forgot the `case`. :D


Another comment -- CAJ


I'm trying this as you progress, I'm really liking it so far :-)

One thing: the YAML file says "shards" in README, but it worked for me if I used the word "dependencies".


Cool! :+1:

On Sat, May 23, 2015, 5:16 AM Alys <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> @SabreCat <https://github.com/SabreCat> FYI
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> <https://github.com/HabitRPG/habitrpg/commit/68c4547c0a9fbb7b061fcc1a9cb1ddaf6b7310c2#commitcomment-11338772>
> .
>


fast-forwarding master to auto = 7d666bfc


I can't create oflocation table with the sql you provide.why


I apologize.  I have started to look and think through more of these things lately (considering I make mistakes often), but I have no idea how I could miss something like that haha!  Thank you for looking over it though and fixing the mistakes!


23 May 2015:  Just tested this on Android TV with Unity 5.  Works fine.


the admin pages should be using the same views as the public pages]

have a look at episode 19,20, and 21 here
http://railscasts.com/episodes/19-where-administration-goes

keep in mind that example is REALLY old so some of the code might be outdated, but the idea is the same


Hehe, mistakes happen! no problem :)


I pushed [Remove zlib.h from physfs test](41c58ec70e75c93438e9798cea05d5af8cd8b7dc) which may make zlib optional again.  I have no environment without zlib in which to test it.


Reminder to self but looks exactly like the thing in ADPCM I just sent a PR for.
```c
for (j = 0; j < 8; j++)
	for (i = 0; i < j; i++)
		a[j] += (s32)book2[j - i - 1] * inp[i];
```
The *(x++) and *(--y) vary inversely just like the book2[i - (j + 1)] and inp[i] do.
Similarly `size_t n` is being looped from 0 to 8 in the scope parent to where this function keeps getting called.

It will just take a while to re-perform the optimizations on this function.


Oops, thanks.


looks great!


Accidentally removed that header, but it is restored in the other commit in this same pull request.


Thanks Alex! Will do :-) I hewed too closely to the original implementation without realizing that we don't need to assert_bytes on $Content since by the time it got to external storage it's already had that assertion checked.


good point with the passtive TVs


I'm not quite sure of the results of these changes you call the German way of computing tax, François.

But in any case you should consider that the German tax law distinguishes between sales taxes (only of interest in PrestaShop) an income taxes. The expressions "before tax" and "after tax" are typical for the income tax which is the tax debt to the financial authorities. In income tax an average tax as debt to the financial authorties is allowed, on invoices to customers (both end-consumers [B2C] or companies [B2B] it is NOT allowed.

The invoice tax has to be precisely specified. In Germany we have e.g. two rates: 7% and 19%. The tax breakdown for products has to be specified separately for 7% and 19%.

The tax breakdown for shipping should be proportional to the products tax rates, e.g. if 60% of the net price has 7 % tax, and 40% of the net price has 19%, the tax on shipping has to splitted in ratio 6:4. Which means the total tax amount on shipping is (60% of the shipping fee / 1,07 - 60% of the shipping fee) + (40% of the shipping fee / 1,19 - 40% of the shipping fee).
I hope that this is what your calculation does.


здравствуйте Артур.напишите вашу почту, а то не разберусь как тут переписку вести . есть вопросы про roommap


Да, добра идея е. Може би и някой ден и ще го рефакторираме, но за сега това не е scope-а на промяната.


abbyasov.rushan@yandex.ru


Umm, I wonder if stuff like https://github.com/catchup/catchup-web/blob/master/app/assets/javascripts/ux/flashes.js.coffee#L1 will continue to work? I knew those events were emitted by turbolink?


According to the spec it is another extension for a script file, not that I've ever seen it either! http://fsharp.org/specs/language-spec/3.0/FSharpSpec-3.0-final.pdf

fsi, on the other hand, should be removed from this list. It's an interface file like in OCaml


very good, but who the fuck is viku15?


I kept the old turbo links events, just in case. However `ready` is emitted by jquery after the browser has loaded the page after a fully fledged request response http workflow.

Antonio

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> Umm, I wonder if stuff like https://github.com/catchup/catchup-web/blob/master/app/assets/javascripts/ux/flashes.js.coffee#L1 will continue to work? I knew those events were emitted by turbolink?
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After some more work, I think gcc-4.6 is a lost cause without reverting some changes I would rather not remove.  The patch below fixes the gcc-4.6 parse errors in net_udp, but still fails due to unimplemented features.  According to gcc bugzilla, the missing functionality is added in gcc-4.7, which already handles net_udp without this patch.  If you can find a way to get this working without tripping over missing functionality, I will take another look.
```diff
--- a/similar/main/net_udp.cpp
+++ b/similar/main/net_udp.cpp
@@ -288,17 +288,20 @@ static constexpr bool kernel_accepts_extra_sockaddr_bytes()
 }
 #endif

+#define decl_apply_passthrough(F)	std::declval<F>().
+#define ret_apply_passthrough(F)	this->F::
+
 	/* Forward to static function to eliminate this pointer */
 template <typename F>
 class passthrough_static_apply : F
 {
 public:
-#define apply_passthrough()	this->F::apply(std::forward<Args>(args)...)
+#define apply_passthrough(VERB)	VERB##_apply_passthrough(F) apply(std::forward<Args>(args)...)
 	template <typename... Args>
 	__attribute_always_inline()
-		auto operator()(Args &&... args) const -> decltype(apply_passthrough())
+		auto operator()(Args &&... args) const -> decltype(apply_passthrough(decl))
 		{
-			return apply_passthrough();
+			return apply_passthrough(ret);
 		}
 #undef apply_passthrough
 };
@@ -307,23 +310,26 @@ template <typename F>
 class sockaddr_dispatch_t : F
 {
 public:
-#define apply_sockaddr()	this->F::operator()(reinterpret_cast<sockaddr &>(from), fromlen, std::forward<Args>(args)...)
+	template <typename T, typename... Args>
+		void operator()(T &, socklen_t &, Args &&...) const = delete;
+#define apply_sockaddr(VERB)	VERB##_apply_passthrough(F) operator()(reinterpret_cast<sockaddr &>(from), fromlen, std::forward<Args>(args)...)
 	template <typename... Args>
-		auto operator()(sockaddr_in &from, socklen_t &fromlen, Args &&... args) const -> decltype(apply_sockaddr())
+		auto operator()(sockaddr_in &from, socklen_t &fromlen, Args &&... args) const -> decltype(apply_sockaddr(decl))
 		{
 			fromlen = sizeof(from);
-			return apply_sockaddr();
+			return apply_sockaddr(ret);
 		}
 #ifdef IPv6
 	template <typename... Args>
-		auto operator()(sockaddr_in6 &from, socklen_t &fromlen, Args &&... args) const -> decltype(apply_sockaddr())
+		auto operator()(sockaddr_in6 &from, socklen_t &fromlen, Args &&... args) const -> decltype(apply_sockaddr(decl))
 		{
 			fromlen = sizeof(from);
-			return apply_sockaddr();
+			return apply_sockaddr(ret);
 		}
 #endif
 	template <typename... Args>
-		auto operator()(_sockaddr &from, socklen_t &fromlen, Args &&... args) const -> decltype(apply_sockaddr())
+	__attribute_always_inline()
+		auto operator()(_sockaddr &from, socklen_t &fromlen, Args &&... args) const -> decltype(apply_sockaddr(decl))
 		{
 			return this->operator()(dispatch_sockaddr_from, fromlen, std::forward<Args>(args)...);
 		}
@@ -334,28 +340,30 @@ template <typename F>
 class csockaddr_dispatch_t : F
 {
 public:
-#define apply_sockaddr()	this->F::operator()(to, tolen, std::forward<Args>(args)...)
+	template <typename T, typename... Args>
+		void operator()(const T &, socklen_t, Args &&...) const = delete;
+#define apply_sockaddr(VERB)	VERB##_apply_passthrough(F) operator()(to, tolen, std::forward<Args>(args)...)
 	template <typename... Args>
-		auto operator()(const sockaddr &to, socklen_t tolen, Args &&... args) const -> decltype(apply_sockaddr())
+		auto operator()(const sockaddr &to, socklen_t tolen, Args &&... args) const -> decltype(apply_sockaddr(decl))
 		{
-			return apply_sockaddr();
+			return apply_sockaddr(ret);
 		}
 #undef apply_sockaddr
-#define apply_sockaddr()	this->F::operator()(reinterpret_cast<const sockaddr &>(to), sizeof(to), std::forward<Args>(args)...)
+#define apply_sockaddr(VERB)	VERB##_apply_passthrough(F) operator()(reinterpret_cast<const sockaddr &>(to), sizeof(to), std::forward<Args>(args)...)
 	template <typename... Args>
-		auto operator()(const sockaddr_in &to, Args &&... args) const -> decltype(apply_sockaddr())
+		auto operator()(const sockaddr_in &to, Args &&... args) const -> decltype(apply_sockaddr(decl))
 		{
-			return apply_sockaddr();
+			return apply_sockaddr(ret);
 		}
 #ifdef IPv6
 	template <typename... Args>
-		auto operator()(const sockaddr_in6 &to, Args &&... args) const -> decltype(apply_sockaddr())
+		auto operator()(const sockaddr_in6 &to, Args &&... args) const -> decltype(apply_sockaddr(decl))
 		{
-			return apply_sockaddr();
+			return apply_sockaddr(ret);
 		}
 #endif
 	template <typename... Args>
-		auto operator()(const _sockaddr &to, Args &&... args) const -> decltype(apply_sockaddr())
+		auto operator()(const _sockaddr &to, Args &&... args) const -> decltype(apply_sockaddr(decl))
 #undef apply_sockaddr
 		{
 #ifdef IPv6
@@ -370,16 +378,18 @@ template <typename F>
 class socket_array_dispatch_t : F
 {
 public:
-#define apply_array(B,L)	this->F::operator()(to, tolen, sock, B, L, std::forward<Args>(args)...)
+#define apply_array(VERB,B,L)	VERB##_apply_passthrough(F) operator()(to, tolen, sock, B, L, std::forward<Args>(args)...)
 	template <typename T, typename... Args>
-		auto operator()(const sockaddr &to, socklen_t tolen, int sock, T *buf, uint_fast32_t buflen, Args &&... args) const -> decltype(apply_array(buf, buflen))
+	__attribute_always_inline()
+		auto operator()(const sockaddr &to, socklen_t tolen, int sock, T *buf, uint_fast32_t buflen, Args &&... args) const -> decltype(apply_array(decl, buf, buflen))
 		{
-			return apply_array(buf, buflen);
+			return apply_array(ret, buf, buflen);
 		}
 	template <typename A, typename... Args>
-		auto operator()(const sockaddr &to, socklen_t tolen, int sock, A &buf, Args &&... args) const -> decltype(apply_array(buf.data(), buf.size()))
+	__attribute_always_inline()
+		auto operator()(const sockaddr &to, socklen_t tolen, int sock, A &buf, Args &&... args) const -> decltype(apply_array(decl, buf.data(), buf.size()))
 		{
-			return apply_array(buf.data(), buf.size());
+			return apply_array(ret, buf.data(), buf.size());
 		}
 #undef apply_array
 };
@@ -509,28 +519,36 @@ int udp_dns_filladdr_t::apply(sockaddr &addr, socklen_t addrlen, int ai_family,
 template <typename F>
 class sockaddr_resolve_family_dispatch_t : sockaddr_dispatch_t<F>
 {
+	typedef sockaddr_dispatch_t<F> base_type;
 public:
-#define apply_sockaddr(fromlen,family)	this->sockaddr_dispatch_t<F>::operator()(from, fromlen, family, std::forward<Args>(args)...)
+	template <typename T, typename... Args>
+		void operator()(T &, Args &&...) const = delete;
+#define decl_apply_socklen()	std::declval<socklen_t &>()
+#define ret_apply_socklen()	fromlen
+#define apply_sockaddr(VERB,family)	VERB##_apply_passthrough(base_type) operator()(from, VERB##_apply_socklen(), family, std::forward<Args>(args)...)
 	template <typename... Args>
-		auto operator()(sockaddr_in &from, Args &&... args) const -> decltype(apply_sockaddr(std::declval<socklen_t &>(), AF_INET))
+		auto operator()(sockaddr_in &from, Args &&... args) const -> decltype(apply_sockaddr(decl, AF_INET))
 		{
 			socklen_t fromlen;
-			return apply_sockaddr(fromlen, AF_INET);
+			return apply_sockaddr(ret, AF_INET);
 		}
 #ifdef IPv6
 	template <typename... Args>
-		auto operator()(sockaddr_in6 &from, Args &&... args) const -> decltype(apply_sockaddr(std::declval<socklen_t &>(), AF_UNSPEC))
+		auto operator()(sockaddr_in6 &from, Args &&... args) const -> decltype(apply_sockaddr(decl, AF_UNSPEC))
 		{
 			socklen_t fromlen;
-			return apply_sockaddr(fromlen, AF_UNSPEC);
+			return apply_sockaddr(ret, AF_UNSPEC);
 		}
 #endif
 	template <typename... Args>
-		auto operator()(_sockaddr &from, Args &&... args) const -> decltype(apply_sockaddr(std::declval<socklen_t &>(), AF_UNSPEC))
+	__attribute_always_inline()
+		auto operator()(_sockaddr &from, Args &&... args) const -> decltype(apply_sockaddr(decl, AF_UNSPEC))
 		{
 			return this->operator()(dispatch_sockaddr_from, std::forward<Args>(args)...);
 		}
 #undef apply_sockaddr
+#undef ret_apply_socklen
+#undef decl_apply_socklen
 };

 const sockaddr_resolve_family_dispatch_t<passthrough_static_apply<udp_dns_filladdr_t>> udp_dns_filladdr{};
```


An fsi file needs to be analyzed just like an fs file does? It can still contain errors that need to be presented, right? Good catch with fsscript.


Why have you reverted it? The recommendation is to move shared experience to Lua.
I would try to use Party:onShareExperience event only to change sharing rates, and multiply using player:getParty():getShareRate() in Player:onGainExperience event.


2014? supongo deberia ser 2015.


esta funcion creo se deberia eliminar. no es necesaria o si?


creo seria mejor hacer un TEST_ASSERT_EQUAL_INT (o INT_EQUAL como sea) ya qeu entonces compara los enteros y si no dan el reporte de error es mucho mas lindo ya qeu te dice deberia hber sido 0x01 pero fue 0x... :)


Why did you move this line into verify_* functions? It was better here. Now the website field is not highlighted when that is invalid.


en mi opinion esto no es un test sino muchos juntos. un test desde el punto de vista teorico, sete pre condiciones, llama a la funcion a tester y luego evalua los resultados. este ejemplo hace eso muchas veces, por ende creo deberia ser:
test_Convert_PLC_1ByteRegister_2_PLC_BYTE_01
test_Convert_PLC_1ByteRegister_2_PLC_BYTE_02
test_Convert_PLC_1ByteRegister_2_PLC_BYTE_03
test_Convert_PLC_1ByteRegister_2_PLC_BYTE_..

a veces no se puede, pero en este caso me parece que si. es más código, pero es mas limpio el test. va son opiniones :)


Ah. I meant more like multithreaded map-reduce on a single node w/ a multi-core processor. I'm not sure what specs you are running w/ on the production server.

Yes. I don't mean that we should go through and start parallelizing everything.


para mi estos son dos asserts distintos, idem por tema de reporte para que quede más lindo si hay un error. ademas de usar ASSERT_INT y no TRUE


Cool!


creo que sigue habiendo un copy and paste error, el <p>Generated...:" esta 2 veces... :-1:


Can't wait to try this out!


Python used to have this syntax - it is called "old style classes".

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/54867/what-is-the-difference-between-old-style-and-new-style-classes-in-python

But I have no idea how this code would have worked without this...


Yes `/lib/expression/function` would be an option too. I was thinking though from a modularization point of view: I don't expect dat everyone interested in the expression parser also want all the algebra stuff (which can grow quite large when maturing). So then it makes sense to keep the algebra functionality in a set of functions separate from the expression parser itself.

You attach `rawArgs` and `transform` directly to the function itself, so it doesn't matter where the function is located. As a user you don't have to them directly, but they are recognized and handled by the expression parser.


Why is this on multiple lines?


@jstebbins: Any thoughts about a 0.10.2 release including x265 1.7 anytime soon? Would love to see this!


file updated


> While the patch is easier to read without adjusting the indent level of the if ((findbuf...) block, I think we have to de-indent that block now.

The following patch factors out that entire code block to `file_attr_to_st_mode`, so my focus was on patch readability here. Will improve the commit message though, thanks.


Thanks, I was hurrying too much!  3c14bd61f7c891a840478307f3f52a6725621db5


> Why .fsscript here? I've never heard of it. :)

I remembered seeing it (probably in a book because I couldn't find any 'official' reference about it) and added it. Good to hear it's still in the spec.

I'll remove .fsi. It's definitely not a script file then.

What about .ml and .mi (I think) extensions? Those are also interpreted by .fsi, I believe? Not sure what they are.


нужно добавить проверку существования $mTemp[$mKey]


@linki FYI – since you were the original author of 6c5239c.

(I didn't bother with a migration changing the name of the join table back).


Simpler: `wp->following_terminal = (wp->w_cursor.lnum >= term->prev_term_cursor_linenr);`

Also, there should be no space between `wp` and the open parent.


Thanks


I understand cron is system independent. I meant more about the paths. However, if we're going to use a scheduler then non-issue.

:+1:


This patch *may* help deal with: https://community.openproject.org/work_packages/19541


Correcetd bad endline


yes


y


kolejny


$fn=100; //for more details


Gseht super us :) nur e chorzi frag: du hesch d expense id in expenseitem als varchar ide db, refernziersch jetzt aber uf en integer als foreign key. Funktioniert das überhaupt wenn ned de glich datetyp hesch als foreign key. Ich würs churz uf int ändere


Done!


Richard, you are right; the scipy.spatial.distance package isn't needed in this version of the module. I removed it from the psa module and created a pull request. Thanks!


Exactly! And I know that may seem like no big deal to us just looking at this code right now, but what if, in the future (after forgetting about what you had written) you skim through your comments and can't figure out why the code isn't doing what you think it should. Then, things become frustrating to fix.

Let's go ahead and refactor this code to follow what the comment suggests. So, given an integer, we're going to be able to return a List of Patries that correspond to that rating. To access the pastries, we'll then have to iterate through. Remember, there could be 0, just 1 or more than 1.


Jaaa das stimmt^^ ja es wird ebe be prod und bem normale usgfüehrt. Has mal umbenennt sosch isch bitz verwirrend^^


Hum yeah that true. Maybe we should make a PR to https://github.com/wavded/babel-tape-runner


How about: https://github.com/conveyal/transitive.js


Very nicely done. Recursion can be a tricky, but this looks great.


The problem is that in its efforts to produce a predictable test environment, the test-suit eats all variables that don't follow certain patterns, and I didn't want to change that.

To enable symlinks on a case-by-case basis, this would also be the wrong place, as it just changes the default on startup (to be overridden by three levels of config files *and* the availbility of certain APIs).

So IMO this is *only* to run tests in either setting. Perhaps we should just check the `MSYS` variable instead?


fiber optic, two words


isso ai n vai funcionar, as pessoas pode curtir mais de um gênero


Looks like a cool bit of code, thanks for the fix, I'll merge once Travis finishes


Just checked the code and I definitely need to up my game on coding .


First I stored a function in a variable a<-makeCacheMatrix()Then I run a$set(matrix(1:4,2,2)to store a matrix


Já fez merda


não tá sendo usada


makeCacheMatrix(): creates a special “matrix” object that can cache its inverse


May I ask for the reason?


There is
```
if (!is_file_in_use_error(GetLastError()))
	break;
```
above (which checks `EACCES`, or rather `ERROR_ACCESS_DENIED`). Will improve the commit message.

> if (errno == EACCESS ...

`EACCESS` has been is my favorite typo the past days :wink:


I am using solve() to find the inverse of a matrix and cache it using a free floating variable


@gubatron If you have a change, test this (setup your run configuration
![screen shot 2015-05-23 at 2 52 25 pm](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/143813/7785383/7db412d2-015b-11e5-8455-0ab0cc06b3f5.png)
like in the image)


Symlink support was added in Vista, so I think this is kanda obvious. But I think it wouldn't hurt to add a note to the commit message.


Thanks. Didn't see this til now. Made another commit just to force the issue. Fixed now.


The assignment is regarding lexical scoping and caching functions that may require a long computation time


added span element for fixing the dom problem.


Did this solve the problem that you had?

I was thinking to add extensions no matter if we can resolve it to a mime type or not. Could be a solution for the original problem when extension was resolved to a mime type, but browser could not understand the resulting mime type.


Nested scrollbars should definitely be avoided if possible. You might want to file this as an issue, because I don't know if anyone other than me is notified for a commit comment.


It would actually be good, if we find an elegant solution for multiple effects in one transaction, because crowdsale participation isn't the only one, and while not yet supported, Exodus purchases are another case where more than one effect can be applied. And just thinking for the future: if we ever have multiple transactions embedded in one, then it becomes even more relevant. Let's not get crazy about it at this point, but maybe you have an idea. :)


This is still broken.
`RUBY_VERSION =~ /2\.1/` this matches when ruby version is `2.2.1`, it should be `/^2\.1/`
but actually why not do it this way?
```ruby
  require RUBY_VERSION.split('.')[0, 2].join('.') + '/ffi_c'
```


## This is a markdown file


如果编译dll，修复：
![qq 20150524030225](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/1845859/7785411/5ad2bd84-01c1-11e5-8d59-f96cfb09a591.jpg)


Yep


# sets the value of m to NULL (provides a default if cacheSolve has not yet been used)


Forgot correct description


sets the value of y to NULL (provides a default if cacheSolve has not yet been used)


👍 thanks!


Shouldn't this be
```python
+		elif name == "usMaxContex":
+			setattr(self, "usMaxContext", safeEval(attrs["value"]))
+		elif name == "fsFirstCharIndex":
+			setattr(self, "usFirstCharIndex", safeEval(attrs["value"]))
+		elif name == "fsLastCharIndex":
+			setattr(self, "usLastCharIndex", safeEval(attrs["value"]))
```

or
```python
+		# keep misspelling for legacy scripts
+		elif name in ["usMaxContex", "fsFirstCharIndex", "fsLastCharIndex"]:
+			name = {"usMaxContex": "usMaxContext",
+				    "fsFirstCharIndex": "usFirstCharIndex",
+				    "fsLastCharIndex": "usLastCharIndex"}[name]
+			setattr(self, name, safeEval(attrs["value"]))
```


I'm not sure "scanatest" is what you intended.


caches the inputted matrix so that cacheSolve can check whether it has changed (note this is within the setmatrix function)


git fetch origin
git checkout -b revert-3-revert-2-revert-1-jasonchang2082-patch-1 origin/revert-3-revert-2-revert-1-jasonchang2082-patch-1
git merge master


thank you Denis.. too much copy and paste :-P


a nice try


sets the value of m (the matrix inverse if used cacheSolve) to NULL


Ah I see, thanks. :-)


ah, just noticed it's fixed in master, but IMO this would better fix...


# creates a list to house the four functions


I think `status` needs to be defined before the `#if` block, so that it is usable in all the following code.

Build is currently failing on Ubuntu 12 with
```
boost_1_58_0z/boost/asio/detail/impl/eventfd_select_interrupter.ipp:82:7: error: ‘status’ was not declared in this scope
```
Perhaps there is another bug on the Arch build, because Arch's glibc minor version is also greater than 7, so it seems like this should fail to build on Arch also.


I am using solve() to find the inverse of a matrix and cache it using a free floating variable


@flight16 because it wasn't working the way I wanted it to. It would add this metadata to all entries that `jrnl` edited, rather than just the entries that lacked it. In a nutshell, `jrnl` was throwing away all existing metadata. I would like `jrnl` to keep existing metadata on entries. This is a feature I intend to come back to.


wow. sorry.


Need to compare matrix to what was there before!


@zspencer tagging you bc I can't find your email to send you a link to this repo.


solve() to find the inverse of a matrix and cache it using a free floating variable


$(PROJECT_DIR)/../   :)


run the getmatrix function to get the value of the input matrix


Ml and mli are the ocaml equivalents of fs and fsi. I don't do anything
with them.
On 23 May 2015 19:30, "Guillermo López-Anglada" <notifications@github.com>
wrote:

> Why .fsscript here? I've never heard of it. :)
>
> I remembered seeing it (probably in a book because I couldn't find any
> 'official' reference about it) and added it. Good to hear it's still in the
> spec.
>
> I'll remove .fsi. It's definitely not a script file then.
>
> What about .ml and .mi (I think) extensions? Those are also interpreted by
> .fsi, I believe? Not sure what they are.
>
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>


return the inverse


The "Toggle DirectX 9.0 Extensions"  is worded oddly. With it defaulting to being checked, and adding the extension when you uncheck, it's a little confusing.

Might sound better if it were "Disable DirectX 9.0 Extensions", and that check /adding/ "-nod3d9ex" to the path.


I also cringed at this readability-gem, and I also don't see how it could be simplified. Except by simplifying the `REPARSE_DATA_BUFFER` definition - but IMO deviating from the "original" to be found in all documentation and examples would be even worse than these 10 lines of goo...


Oh yeah! Just playing around here, but.. :)

```diff
diff --git a/src/omnicore/rpctxobject.cpp b/src/omnicore/rpctxobject.cpp
index c79fadc..d4b256b 100644
--- a/src/omnicore/rpctxobject.cpp
+++ b/src/omnicore/rpctxobject.cpp
@@ -34,15 +34,17 @@ int populateRPCTransactionObject(const uint256& txid, Object *txobj, std::string
     CTransaction wtx;
     uint256 blockHash = 0;
     if (!GetTransaction(txid, wtx, blockHash, true)) return MP_TX_NOT_FOUND;
-    if (0 == blockHash) return MP_TX_UNCONFIRMED;
     CBlockIndex* pBlockIndex = GetBlockIndex(blockHash);
-    if (NULL == pBlockIndex) return MP_BLOCK_NOT_IN_CHAIN;
-    int blockHeight = pBlockIndex->nHeight;
-    int confirmations =  1 + GetHeight() - pBlockIndex->nHeight;
-    int64_t blockTime = pBlockIndex->nTime;

-    // lookup transaction in levelDB to see if it's an Omni transaction
-    if (!p_txlistdb->exists(txid)) return MP_TX_IS_NOT_MASTER_PROTOCOL;
+    int blockHeight = -1;
+    int confirmations = 0;
+    int64_t blockTime = 0;
+
+    if (NULL != pBlockIndex) {
+        blockHeight = pBlockIndex->nHeight;
+        confirmations = 1 + GetHeight() - pBlockIndex->nHeight;
+        blockTime = pBlockIndex->nTime;
+    }

     // attempt to parse the transaction
     CMPTransaction mp_obj;
```

```js
gettransaction_MP a965b62efd63ec5ad5f22568431e52c1e153d7b15b444c1b6740de7dff8c9373
{
  "txid": "a965b62efd63ec5ad5f22568431e52c1e153d7b15b444c1b6740de7dff8c9373",
  "sendingaddress": "n2WnPtRTkGdj2pZJMXhcJgUxcjrhAX2tY9",
  "referenceaddress": "n2WnPtRTkGdj2pZJMXhcJgUxcjrhAX2tY9",
  "ismine": true,
  "confirmations": 0, // <------- UNCONFIRMED
  "fee": "0.00000550",
  "blocktime": 0,
  "version": 0,
  "type_int": 0,
  "type": "Simple Send",
  "valid": false,
  "propertyid": 1,
  "divisible": true,
  "amount": "0.00000055"
}
```


What happens when gcc-arm-linux-gnueabihf-4.7 isn't in "../../../" ?  Hard coded paths to the cross compiler are :-1:  - does it NEED STAGING_DIR ?  I've not looked at the code but I'm pretty sure that isn't a requirement.


I'm not quite following but surely you know the details better than me.. Just saying that, for custom histories, it would be quite un-React to ask them to inherit something. Requiring the custom histories to remember to call `super.componentWillMount()` feels so wrong to me.

Even if you want to keep the components flat, you can avoid subclassing and implicit “inherit this and define these methods” contract by exporting a factory instead, e.g. `createHistory({ pop, push }) : ReactClass` and having different histories call it like I did in the scroll behavior PR.


Are you going to try to submit GetInEffects?


There was a fight on the esp8266 forum regarding authorship and attributions for parts of this code, so I decided to remove it. This API will be back soon, just with a clean implementation.


:+1:  :-1:  :+1:


remove_std_function (lefticus) - i386-Windows-8.1-VisualStudio-14: OK (351 of 351 tests passed)

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@MaicoLeberle @Mallku2 Bueno, faltan cosas todavía. El proyecto no compila porque tengo que revisar la gramática y me falta implementar lo de los smart pointers. Probablement el AST sufra un par de cambios más dependiendo de lo que me respondan marcelo y pancho acerca de como representar los tipos definidos por el usuario. También tengo ciertas dudas sobre la tabla de símbolos.

Sin embargo, este AST está bastante cercano al final. No digo que se manden  a implementar de pecho pero tengan en cuenta las cosas a la hora de hacerlo. De todas maneras el AST que si anda completamente es el de master, pueden acceder a ese sin problemas.

Saludos!


Lines 233 and 234 aren't needed.  Since you noticed that we blow it away and make the change again at Lines 250 and 251


 - __style__: [src/chaiscript_stdlib.cpp:18](../blob/919c3f2b4a77c9a83026fa30290caf89ec3d3d96/src/chaiscript_stdlib.cpp#L18) The function 'create_chaiscript_module_chaiscript_stdlib' is never used. (unusedFunction)
 - __style__: [src/main.cpp:169](../blob/919c3f2b4a77c9a83026fa30290caf89ec3d3d96/src/main.cpp#L169) The function 'get_eval_error' is never used. (unusedFunction)
 - __style__: [src/main.cpp:140](../blob/919c3f2b4a77c9a83026fa30290caf89ec3d3d96/src/main.cpp#L140) The function 'help' is never used. (unusedFunction)
 - __style__: [src/main.cpp:216](../blob/919c3f2b4a77c9a83026fa30290caf89ec3d3d96/src/main.cpp#L216) The function 'myexit' is never used. (unusedFunction)
 - __style__: [src/main.cpp:158](../blob/919c3f2b4a77c9a83026fa30290caf89ec3d3d96/src/main.cpp#L158) The function 'throws_exception' is never used. (unusedFunction)


Would it not be better to simply map std::string to std::string since that's the incoming parameter?


@jdittrich not sure if you saw the suggestion I made to link to [Free-as-in-freedom tools for Designer Dev communication and creation](https://github.com/opensourcedesign/resources/issues/16) at the bottom of your article: https://botbot.me/freenode/opensourcedesign/msg/39962596/

@simonv3 described this as a "call to action", which I like. :)

If you're going to get people all fired up, you'd might as well give them something to work on. :)


remove_std_function (lefticus) - Win64-Windows-8.1-VisualStudio-14: OK (351 of 351 tests passed)

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## This is a markdown file


Since the key always is a fixed size, I thought this would be more efficient. I don't know by how much, though.


Glad this is finished, gets a little mind boggling.
The new
LeftWheelStrut, RightWheelStrut, TopLink, BottomLink
was carried over to the bushkit now by way of refactoring. I am using all those objects from the main ac for the bushkit now. SO if they change in the main ac, they change in the bushkit.
The only thing I know of that needs corrected is the new objects are not carried over to damage, they would have to be copied over to the damage.ac and re-damaged. I'm not sure it's worth the effort. Maybe some time later or if someone gets board. The TopLink, BottomLink would be the easiest to copy over and replace the old ones.
I deleted the old  bottomlink.001 (I think it was) from the model.ac, I don't see a need to keep it in there anymore. I think I deleted some other extra remodeled object (can't remember what it was) but I know it was not going to be used anymore.
Please if you get a chance test the bushkit, damage animations and also on multiplayer to make sure something wasn't missed.
This was an extensive refactoring.


Já chequei, está tudo certo


remove_std_function (lefticus) - i386-Windows-8.1-VisualStudio-12: Build Failed

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In 'C4FoWDrawLightTextureStrategy' I am using 'glScissor(0, 0, region->getSurface()->Wdt, region->getSurface()->Hgt / 2)' and 'glScissor(0, region->getSurface()->Hgt / 2, region->getSurface()->Wdt, region->getSurcafe()->Hgt / 2)' for the two halves of the texture. However in the game, there is just a black rectangle somewhere on the screen. Depending how far I zoom in or out it covers a lot of the screen.


+static void handle_reset(const char *name, struct object *object)
+{
+	int mark = get_object_mark(object);
+
+	if (mark)
+		printf("reset %s\nfrom :%d\n\n", name,
+		       get_object_mark(object));
+	else
+		printf("reset %s\nfrom %s\n\n", name,
+		       sha1_to_hex(object->sha1));
+}
+


remove_std_function (lefticus) - Win64-Windows-8.1-VisualStudio-12: Build Failed

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		+static void handle_reset(const char *name, struct object *object)
+{
+	int mark = get_object_mark(object);
+
+	if (mark)
+		printf("reset %s\nfrom :%d\n\n", name,
+		       get_object_mark(object));
+	else
+		printf("reset %s\nfrom %s\n\n", name,
+		       sha1_to_hex(object->sha1));
+}
+


Introduce cpuquiet framework from nvdia framework. Courtesy of @maxwen


Everyone I would like some feedback on this method. Do you guys think it's useful enough to include? It would help write caches...


Makes sense, but I don't think this will ever be a bottleneck. (You could also consider std::unordered_map as well)


Thanks for fixing this!


@pdurbin Yes I did. Personally sure about this yet, but I don’t mind if you edit it in.


Hey, thanks, though the provided CMake toolchain currently works only with some rather old NaCl SDK (which runs on GCC 4.4 and doesn't even have PNaCl yet). I need to fix that already :)

Also, you might have better experience with Emscripten -- more browsers support it, it's not as slow/bloated as you might think and there's WebGL 2 support on the horizon.


Thanks @Acrobot for this :)


Good find!


@mjackson @ryanflorence

If you'd like me to explore doing the same without inheritance (but keeping the same public API), please let me know! I'm happy to help. Maybe you're right and it won't work out, or maybe it will be a cleaner way to express this, I don't know. I'd love to give it a try if you're up for it.


I had to modify it a bit for it to work, but it is being reverted for now, I have to modify it a bit more


Does this commit make sense outside of the BBP branch?


como la descargo?


Pair programming with @gsarma


@jdittrich I think it would be a nice addition but there's no rush. Maybe I'll make a pull request. I'd be happy to hear more of your thoughts on this.


I don't like this because its ambigous.

If you think of this as creating a new copy of an existing filename (as in `cp`), then oldpath is the source and newpath is the target.
```
$ cp --help
Usage: cp [OPTION]... [-T] SOURCE DEST
```

However, if you think of the link as a pointer to another file, then newpath is the source and oldpath is the target.
```
$ ln --help
Usage: ln [OPTION]... [-T] TARGET LINK_NAME   (1st form)
```

POSIX just calls these `path1` and `path2`, so its not much help...

Perhaps `target` and `link`?


yes, thanks, fixed


we need to get the contract function from EDeN then..


These are the test specs, with mocks.


Cool, thanks.


This imaging technique has, however, come with one severe limitation:

modified their surgical apparatus -- any way to improve this?


Version 2.4. Putting "Repeat game" option


> modified their surgical apparatus -- any way to improve this?

Not without getting too technical, and it's not that straightforward for me to understand that section either.


@fedorov This is different patch. The yesterday's merge caused a problem (mentioned in commit message) and this is the fix.


We are still looking into this, we just pulled it so we can integrate it but it's not done yet.


It seems that the jupyter cdn server strictly accepts SSLv3 only and urllib and http.client send SSLv23 protocol in python <2.7.9 so nbconvert canno't install in ubuntu 14.04.


Weird, this made the emoji disappear.


what sould I do to play in one of this worlds


Reviewer comments regarding inefficiency and memory leaks in earlier commit have been addressed.
This should be a viable temporary solution to Issue #138 (Samtools view -l no longer works).


How do we know that?


Consider using "::" to denote weird stuff.


This is a markdown file


This is actually important for TAKP. (http://everquest.allakhazam.com/db/spell.html?spell=3628 PoP bard clicky)


hmmm... yes.

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>


Cool, removing the emojis


It's more accurate to say here that `srclib.Path` is not set.

If you look at how it is defined:

```Go
// Path is SRCLIBPATH, a colon-separated list of directories that lists
// places to look for srclib toolchains and cache build data. It is
// initialized from the SRCLIBPATH environment variable; if empty, it
// defaults to $HOME/.srclib.
Path = os.Getenv("SRCLIBPATH")
```

That suggests that having `SRCLIBPATH` env var not set (i.e., blank string value) is actually fine, and `srclib.Path` will default to something else. So `srclib.Path` should never be empty, if that works out.

So if you're going to keep the error (just in case for some unexpected reason the above assumption fails and `srclib.Path` ends up being empty), it's best to make it more accurately represent what actually happened. How about this?

```
return nil, errors.New("srclib.Path is empty")
```

It's also viable to remove the error check, if we can be sure that internal code always ensures `srclib.Path` has non-blank value.


the pack subroutine fails with a ddt stack trace.
I will send the logs on Monday
btw, what does homogeneous stands for in opal_pack_homogeneous_contig_with_gaps ?
homogeneous cluster ?
homogeneous ddt (e.g. made of only one kind of primitive type ?) ?


Una pregunta @lvm, en éste archivo deberían ir sud sud-updates, etc??


and by the way the only reason I started from it was because it was referred from many users.
I'm shocked by the outburst of hate, and more so because it was not particularly good piece of software.
Was a good guidance, but would never run it knowing how it works. It had close to nothing implemented in terms of functionality. So that kinda already makes it so much not the same. Then the mount and unmount methods were a bit old school. Starting point is different with each firmware change, so no hope to safe that stuff. What was that wasted page/block in the beginning I also have no idea. There were some obvious typos as well, but that to say is normal. If that is what is inside NodeMCU, I am not at all surprised about all of the issues I hear about. People actually think that SPIFFS is unstable, while the whole problem is in the implementation. Obviously I should be grateful that he wrote such code, so I can get to know a new FS, maybe exchange some knowledge with him, after all there might be an idea behind his implementation, but do not feel that anymore
And where is that guy?
Wish you happy times


Discussed offline with @mglukhikh and figured this is indeed incorrect. I would like to kindly ask the reviewer: please pay attention to the code during the review next time :suspect:


Updated, squashed, and pushed. It's probably a bit overly-cautious to leave the error check in there, but it's simple enough code that it doesn't hurt readability.


We can move it to `SPC m h T`


in the conventions this bindings are behind `SPC m e` for errors (which is shared with eval).


What does this function do ? `SPC m r` is reserved for refactoring functions.


@OleksandrBerchenko - let's refactor it in the next version so that we specify hadoop vers in config, but don't hardcover them in logic, we can specify a list of pairs instead


This hook should be moved to `ocaml/post-init-flycheck`. This does not bring anything new to do that, this is just because this is how we do it in the other layers.


Are you saying a different module would be a better home for it?  If so, where do you suggest?  I think I am likely to use it for more than just this initial case.


whoops, yes, changed now.


I'm a bit confused about this.
In spacemacs I prefer that we support only one completion engine per layer, the tricky part is to choose the one we consider to be the best at the moment. With a preference for company if the functionalities are almost similar, I mean we must get something unique and useful to auto-complete to consider to make it the official engine for a layer.


I am fortunate to have so many kind and wise people who help me solve these difficult problems!

Thank you for finding the exact Unicode values for those characters.  I will add them to PD, and also start collecting sample text for other languages.  Then I'll see if I can figure out how to get Uniscribe to report supported languages for a given font, so I can see what kind of performance hit this causes.  Once we have that, I'll have a better idea of how exactly to implement this in the combo box itself...


Polyline2Nby2 = function(polyline){
  if (polyline != "[]"){
    x = polyline
    x1 = gsub(pattern=']',replacement="",x=x)
    x2 = gsub(pattern="[",replacement="",x=x1,fixed=T)
    x3 = strsplit(x=x2,split=',')
    x4 = as.numeric(x3[[1]])
    n = length(x4)
    x5 = matrix(data=x4,ncol=n/2)
    x6 = t(x5)
    return(x6)} else {
      return (NULL)
    }
}


@lpsz- line 10 contains `<meta charset="{{ resource.meta.charset }}">`. The PR will duplicate meta charset.


Update to handle missing polyline values.


Hi Nathan,

I downloaded the exe and am trying to run it on a windows machine.

I ran the exe and see it running (when I check for processes in the Windows Task Manager).

 Please let me know where I can find the config.txt file.

My exe resides on a secondary partition called F and am not sure where to find the config.txt.

Thanks in advance.

Regards,
Syed


This has been removed from the final PR in the interests in getting something workable merged. This was code to produce radial data displays.


I kinda mean that in the abstract sense.  As in we know the time of the individual note-item and we know that all note items happen in sequence.

Really don't like hte idea of specifying the endTime.  Especially when right below that the startTime of the next item will be the endTime of the previous.  It'll just feel redundant.

That being said the only way I can think to gain that knowledge is to register the note-item's startTime property with the note-list.  And pass the registry to each note-item.

Not sure if worth?


I plan to fix it. When I had it assigning this way, silly me, I assumed this spell info was actually saved in the player profile. Have to set it up to store and load from the spell buffs table in the db first.  So this undid what I changed that was now sending buff infor from an unitialized variable.


if we are going to go in and change style rules please introduce a .jscsrc file to enforce these style changes :kiss:


What doesn't work? Does it not highlight? I got it to highlight with the computed property: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/85262363/highlight.m4v

This is only really working because the string comparison works: `"00:09" <= "00:11" <= "00:12"`. I'd rather parse them with `moment.duration` and compare integer second differences.


I have a geocaching related idea, and it's not just to stop and find a geocache in every state we stop in, because I do want to do that.

Okay, so when I was in SF I went to this garden and found a cache, and inside were these travel bugs, so I took one. And they're trackable and you can see where they've been, and I have to go put it in a new one at some point.

BUT, the cool part, is that some of them have missions. So making a mission generator, by finding a travel bug near you that has a specific mission, could be really fun. Video game esque.

The problem, is that while there's maps for caches, there's none for bugs. I don't even think there's a way to scrape the site, because it only shows you the most recent dropoffs and retrievals: http://www.geocaching.com/track/travelbug.aspx?

Once you click the link you can see the coordinates and mission, it's just actually seeing all of them that's the problem. What do you think, could something possibly collect it live as it goes through, and just only know about all the new ones?


This would be really easy if we had proper models :(


rax retry tests


Make this optional (you use it like it is below... sometimes).


git push


You can name types in tuples so that you don't have to use comments for it.


Also, this is obviously a stretch goal, but making some kind of phone app, and when two or more people who have it are close to each other, give them really bizarre instructions that they have to follow that make them interact with each other. Like one of them has to buy m+ms and throw them all over the floor, and like a minute later someone has the task to clean them up and how did those get there?? That was a terrible example, but I think that could be really fun.


Or like, give them random lines from a play to act out but they only have theirs and they eventually find the other actor, and then they both leave and never speak about it again.


Or use some  things like typealias' to make it more clear what in the world this is mapping.


@Robdel12

```haml
#/note-list.hbs
=yield this.startTimeRegistry
```

```haml

- note-list as |registry|
  - note-item startTimeRegistry=registry
```

```js
// note-list.js
registry: Ember.A()
```

```js
// note-item.js
init() {
  this.get('startTimeRegistry').push([ this.get('elementId'), this.get('startTime')])
}
```

Then you'll have something like:

[[ember-1, 1:13], [ember-2, 2:06]]

In each note-item.  I think you could do this.

You'd have to Ember.compute off `startTimeRegistry.@each` and `player.currentTime` or something.

</stream of consciousness>


I think I'm missing something: I tried to remove the `<% cache customer do %>` line and the corresponding `<% end %>` line; the tests (`test/controller/caching_test.rb`) still pass. I think the following line *doesn't* actually check whether the cache was used:

```
ActionView::PartialRenderer.expects(:collection_with_template).never
```

(used twice in the test)

BTW - my goal was to try to beat the regexp of `resource_cache_call_pattern`, for example: add extra spaces like `<%      cache` or spaces around the `<% cache ... do %>` line (I think that erubis trims spaces if the only thing on the line is a `<% ... %>` directive).


Normalize is a fantastic choice, offers great defaults across browsers!


Mixing inline styles with a stylesheet is typically a bit odd, because when a developer goes to your stylesheet they are like, where the freak is this color coming from!


Also, no need to put this in a paragraph (a block level element), it should likely be a span tag (inline element).


low_hanging_fruit (mbadams5) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (1647 of 1650 tests passed)

![Build Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/build%20status-passing-green.svg) ![Test Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/tests%20passed-99.82%25-yellow.svg)


I notice you are doing camel casing which is great, one naming approach I like is called Block Element Modifier or BEM. Look into it if you get bored.


Don't be afraid to use <span> tags and <br> tags on these things that aren't exactly paragraphs.


mmsc "bob.at" for HoT? I don't think that's right since those are 2 completely different providers there...


So this is a bit odd because, you "normalized" all the paragraphs with normalize.css, then you immediately, "Webkitify" them. Remember those webkit properties are webkit only so in other browsers they won't do anything (like firefox). Better to set `margin: 0;` that being said, with typography you typically *want* the collapsing margins and not padding. :-) try: `margin: 40px 0;` instead of all the webkit things and the padding.


<!DOCTYPE html>

Hello World

I'm hosted with GitHub Pages.


done, thanks.


On the contrary. Rather, I've overdone it with constant pointers. This, I think, is not particularly significant here. Don't want to redo it.


Right. Although yesterday patch worked for me.


Introduce cpuquiet framework from nvdia framework. Courtesy of @maxwen …


sure


ну ок, ок, че делать-то теперь?


@wurstchristoph You're welcome. :)

This was in it's own branch, but while I was learning Git I packed my log up with several unnecessary merges, so I reset those commits and deleted my branch for this fix in order to back track.

I'll open a new branch, commit, and pull request for this issue.


You can squash this commit when you're done :)


Wooo :dancers:


do you mean src here?
because otherwsie you're setting P to src without checking if src is a player.


Let's hope nobody registers a component call hasOwnProperty. Should probably change this to

    return Object.prototype.hasOwnProperty(defaultConfigRegistry, componentName);


I say go for it and then I can watch you two battle it out.


Fixed. Thanks.


really though, we aren't documenting how to extend histories (yet anyway) and since @mjackson is on a roll with the new API, lets let him roll, and then maybe dig into these kinds of details when we want to make "extending histories" a thing. Right now its just our own internal stuff.


Awesome :)


make issues for changes you want to make and use the numbers in the commit messages, we might use them afterwords ... or we might not ... and just create more work for ourselves :D


期待现象：暗将发动锁定技亮将显示发动了XXX
明将发动锁定技显示XXX被触发


See comment below regarding STAGING_DIR.


wonder why GitHub detects some odd indent changes in the commit diffs, but my IDE does not.


现在张飞装备诸葛连弩使用杀可以选择连弩还是亮张飞了


Thanks @jef-n The meaning was actually to get less "Fix Windows Build" commit messages, not more ;)


The development version can't be installed with this current code. The reason that every CDN we tried does this is to prevent the POODLE attack. Other libraries were brought up to date in the rest of Ubuntu, the problem is that Python < 2.7.9 defaults to SSLv23:

```
class SSLSocket(socket):

    """This class implements a subtype of socket.socket that wraps
    the underlying OS socket in an SSL context when necessary, and
    provides read and write methods over that channel."""

    def __init__(self, sock, keyfile=None, certfile=None,
                 server_side=False, cert_reqs=CERT_NONE,
                 ssl_version=PROTOCOL_SSLv23, ca_certs=None,
                 do_handshake_on_connect=True,
                 suppress_ragged_eofs=True, ciphers=None):
```


If we forced a dependency on requests or urllib3 that would help, but we could also monkey patch around this on older Pythons.


:shipit:


This is undefined behavior.
We just have a "default folder" as you said above, and add the label only when adding a torrent and then have no control over it. Either have complete control over.
I don't see the logic in your example.


I don't see a reason for this to be defined as file-scoped variable. It is only used once and the chances of it being reused are minimal.


Oops. It's dependencies, indeed! Let's fix that.


I think the same applies here too.


It should look like this: mMapPastry = new HashMap<Integer, List<Pastry>>();


What if `AddressIPv4` is nil? You should probably check for it otherwise we will panic here.


Blah, the place is beautiful. Damnit man, where do I get people skills?

On Saturday, May 23, 2015, Leandra Tejedor <leandra@vidcode.io> wrote:

> Hmm, I'd be very suprised if the geocaching api included Travel bug data.
>
> That's the thing though, the travel bugs already have quests assiciated
> with them. So a potential user doesn't have one yet, puts in their
> location, and finds a close by cache that contains a mission associated
> travel bug.
>
> On Saturday, May 23, 2015, jxcache <notifications@github.com
> <javascript:_e(%7B%7D,'cvml','notifications@github.com');>> wrote:
>
>> I think your idea is incredible!
>>
>> Looking into the data a little bit. The geocaching API is currently down
>> but maybe I can find a way to get in anyway. Otherwise you're right, the
>> only option is to scrape data as it comes in.
>>
>> But in order to make a function where you enter your travelbug number and
>> it sends you a quest, we can develop an application that dynamically looks
>> up the location of the travelbug and creates a quest on the fly.
>>
>> The stretch goals are really interesting too. I think it would be crazy to
>> have people do things that inadvertently affect future players. Like keep
>> making people take big rocks to the same exact location for years and
>> years
>> and eventually there would just be a giant pile of rocks there.
>>
>> On Fri, May 22, 2015 at 10:45 PM, botbotbotbot <notifications@github.com>
>> wrote:
>>
>> > Or like, give them random lines from a play to act out but they only
>> have
>> > theirs and they eventually find the other actor, and then they both
>> leave
>> > and never speak about it again.
>> >
>> > —
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>
>
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>
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If this doesn't work out I'm just using air bnb for the month -___-

On Saturday, May 23, 2015, Leandra Tejedor <leandra@vidcode.io> wrote:

> Hmm, I'd be very suprised if the geocaching api included Travel bug data.
>
> That's the thing though, the travel bugs already have quests assiciated
> with them. So a potential user doesn't have one yet, puts in their
> location, and finds a close by cache that contains a mission associated
> travel bug.
>
> On Saturday, May 23, 2015, jxcache <notifications@github.com
> <javascript:_e(%7B%7D,'cvml','notifications@github.com');>> wrote:
>
>> I think your idea is incredible!
>>
>> Looking into the data a little bit. The geocaching API is currently down
>> but maybe I can find a way to get in anyway. Otherwise you're right, the
>> only option is to scrape data as it comes in.
>>
>> But in order to make a function where you enter your travelbug number and
>> it sends you a quest, we can develop an application that dynamically looks
>> up the location of the travelbug and creates a quest on the fly.
>>
>> The stretch goals are really interesting too. I think it would be crazy to
>> have people do things that inadvertently affect future players. Like keep
>> making people take big rocks to the same exact location for years and
>> years
>> and eventually there would just be a giant pile of rocks there.
>>
>> On Fri, May 22, 2015 at 10:45 PM, botbotbotbot <notifications@github.com>
>> wrote:
>>
>> > Or like, give them random lines from a play to act out but they only
>> have
>> > theirs and they eventually find the other actor, and then they both
>> leave
>> > and never speak about it again.
>> >
>> > —
>> > Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
>> > <
>> https://github.com/botbotbotbot/spaceII/commit/5ab0775fee76bdbad90763c148b4ae7c87b82e72#commitcomment-11337759
>> >
>> > .
>> >
>>
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>> .
>>
>
>
> --
> latest Vidcode:
> *Vidcode in Intel
> <http://iq.intel.com/inside-programming-tool-designed-get-girls-coding/>*
> *Vidcode in Fast Company
> <http://www.fastcompany.com/3036097/strong-female-lead/a-learn-to-code-startup-for-instagram-loving-teenage-girls>*
>
>
> *Leandra Tejedor, *Designer and Front-end Developer
>
> *vidcode.io <http://www.vidcode.io/> / @vidcode
> <https://twitter.com/vidcode>* / *Insta* <https://instagram.com/vidcode>
> * /** FB <https://www.facebook.com/myvidcode>*
>
>

--
latest Vidcode:
*Vidcode in Intel
<http://iq.intel.com/inside-programming-tool-designed-get-girls-coding/>*
*Vidcode in Fast Company
<http://www.fastcompany.com/3036097/strong-female-lead/a-learn-to-code-startup-for-instagram-loving-teenage-girls>*

*Leandra Tejedor, *Designer and Front-end Developer

*vidcode.io <http://www.vidcode.io/> / @vidcode
<https://twitter.com/vidcode>* / *Insta*
<https://instagram.com/vidcode>* /** FB
<https://www.facebook.com/myvidcode>*


Цей файл зайвий @derubioo


Yeah, we don't lose/gain something in terms of performance. It is only more "correct" to include the intentions of the passed pointer... No big deal.


Managed to figure this out.

It's the IFS part that messes things up. I set it to IFS=";" to be able to go through the list of pools, semi-colon separated.

1. common.init sources /etc/rc.d/init.d/functions,
2. which in turn sources /etc/sysconfig/init.
3. There MOVE_TO_COL="echo -en \\033[${RES_COL}G" is defined.
4. This is then used in echo_success()

    ```
     echo_success() {
        [ "$BOOTUP" = "color" ] && $MOVE_TO_COL
        echo -n "["
        [ "$BOOTUP" = "color" ] && $SETCOLOR_SUCCESS
        echo -n $"  OK  "
        [ "$BOOTUP" = "color" ] && $SETCOLOR_NORMAL
        echo -n "]"
        echo -ne "\r"
        return 0
    }
    ```
5. which is in turn used by success().

Now, why that isn't working with a custom/local IFS, I have no idea…

The … "easy" (but horrendously ugly!)way is to define zfs_log_end_msg() like this instead:

```
        zfs_log_end_msg() {
                local TMP_IFS
                if [ -n "$OLD_IFS" ]
                then
                        TMP_IFS="$IFS"
                        IFS="$OLD_IFS"
                fi
                success
                echo
                if [ -n "$TMP_IFS" ]
                then
                        IFS="$TMP_IFS"
                fi
        }
```

Instead of the simple zfs_log_end_msg() { success; echo; } (noticed that success() and failure() doesn't take arguments anyway so no point in specifying one in the call).


Need to do the same in Write-ServiceEXE


Ясно, побачив :+1:  @derubioo


I think some of your syntax might have been cut off there...

On Sat, May 23, 2015 at 4:14 PM, John McIntosh II <notifications@github.com>
wrote:

> It should look like this: mMapPastry = new HashMap>();
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
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> .
>


I say let's ship it (or be close to shipping it) and when there are tests & examples, I can give it a try.


nice work, Michelle!


Está operação só deve funcionar para números sem sinal.


I have the same problem, my screen freeze in "Android is starting" with CM12.1 by me


For completeness initialize `m_appendLabelToSavePath` and `m_appendExtension`.
Maybe `m_refreshInterval` and `m_highRatioAction` too? (I know they're initialized in configure() which is called by the constructor).


ganz geil, de pause button isch super und au die neu generierte graphs träged viel zur verständlichkeit bii! :+1:


And I'm wrong. Even with monkey patching only TLSv1 is available so there's no where to go.