- Array.filter would be prettier than for loop
- `items[i].name == name` is looking for strictly for element name. You would probably like to build regexp like: `(new Regexp(name)).test(items[i].name)`


It would be worth mentioning in the commit message that `datetime.utcnow` doesn't set `tzinfo` in the object it returns.


Possibly, but just in case I left it here because it's a no-op if it's validated already


# teste_Ronald


Can't spot one - do you have a link


Hahah sorry the travis one failed so I switched that and thought I might as well move them all to shields so it's svg


its better to use strict version of dependency - no `~`, `^`, `>`, `<`. And for sure no `*` :)


https://docs.npmjs.com/files/package.json#dependencies reference


oh! thanks @Ealdwulf !


Ronald agradece a preferencia!


Please check out my project msp-cmake:
https://github.com/AlexanderSidorenko/msp-cmake
It does the same - CMake toolchain file for MSP430 - but is a bit more flexible.


Excellent cleanup so far! However, `ruby/io.h` is only available in Ruby 1.9 and later. As long as we [officially support Ruby 1.8.7](/blackwinter/rb-gsl/blob/master/Rakefile#L25), we can't keep this commit.


Doh, yeah I put that in as a placeholder and meant to fix but forgot before checkin.

But what book? No link showed up.


It's not ideal to apply styling directly to jsx tags, we need to move this to the styling. I added `z-index: 1000000` to _notifications.scss under the UserNotifications and this worked as well.


fixes #18


Hum, do not forget that we need to load the snapshot from the previous analysis.


I think it's correct when everybody who contributed code to a file adds his/her copyright to the head.


drop 1.8.7, even 1.9 is now end of life


This can be simplified to `isinstance(result['duration'], (float, int))`.


[C++ Coding Standards by Herb Sutter](http://www.amazon.com/Coding-Standards-Rules-Guidelines-Practices/dp/0321113586)


@dduportal Why "8.1" and not "jessie" which is the standard tag for official images ?


Fair bit of repeated code in these entity methods. If you wanted you could extract out the repeated code into one or two functions. It would DRY up your code / make it cleaner. Not really necessary if this is a temporary script though.


@Punsher2011 Currently there is no way to change or select languages in SwitchyOmega. This can be implemented, but need non-trivial amount of work.

I will try to add RTL styles to the HTML elements when I have time for that. Sorry for the improper text display due to the fact that I don't have experience working with RTL locales.


Fair bit of repeated code in these entity methods above. If you wanted you could extract out the repeated code into one or two functions. It would DRY up your code / make it cleaner. Not really necessary if this is a temporary script though.


> Unfortunately, this option needs to be split into two parts: one for
> adding each point of the tube and one to create the tube with the list
> of points that have been added.

Or you could just use a proper scripting language like JavaScript or Groovy?

Sorry, couldn't resist a little snark there!


https://github.com/alphagov/e-petitions/blob/master/spec/controllers/signatures_controller_spec.rb#L66-69

Although, now that I read through the rest of the PR and see that we've left the creator validation in ``signature.validate!`` it doesn't hurt to have the spec for it in signatures controller, even if it's side-effect rather than a core responsibility.  Up to you.


Seems absolutely consistent with the `DefaultUserManager` audit of those methods which make modifications to the `User` object. However, I don't see how `@Audit` annotation parameters make mapping to the underlying method extending `AbstractAuditResourceResolver`.  There are two such methods. How does the `inspektr` framework make that mapping?


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### Failed tests
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Jarvis.DocumentStore.Tests.dll: Jarvis.DocumentStore.Tests.PipelineTests.ThumbnailFromPdfExtractionTest.Generate_with_password_removal: <no details avaliable>

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Jarvis.DocumentStore.Tests.dll: Jarvis.DocumentStore.Tests.SelfHostIntegratonTests.integration_out_of_process_html_to_pdf.verify_htmlToPdf_old: <no details avaliable>

Jarvis.DocumentStore.Tests.dll: Jarvis.DocumentStore.Tests.SelfHostIntegratonTests.integration_out_of_process_image.verify_image_resizer_job: <no details avaliable>

```


REQUIRE `julia 0.3`?


Came out I wasn't using it at all.


I'm crying :)
BTW you were using the old with png, removing the extension they are svg by default  :)


This is the view to show an individual step in the walking directions, right? If so, please rename it to ```walkingDirectionsStepView```


@antonkhliapov I think you pushed a composer.lock after you did a composer update on your local installation, this has overridden all the bundles versions that I copied from Oro's original composer.lock.


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Hey, it's a good idea ! :-) is these changes fix https://github.com/XQF/xqf/issues/65 ?


I've decided to create separate layers for model and business-logic to make the application extensible in the future. No one guarantees that next my interviewers will not give me the same task with SOAP instead of REST.


please remove before merging


I know there is a way to call these lists so that you check permissions, it would help us alot because then we can publish maps to our customers.


That works, I forgot to transfer over my comment on this one (my local branch got corrupted so I committed via the GitHub page :-1: ) The fix for the z-index will be taken out soon, just using as a temporary fix to avoid the tooltip overlapping the x button. Ideally I'd like to create some logic that detects when the dropdown is active and disable the tooltip when that happens. But wanted to get a fix out ASAP in the mean time.


Sorry, mean my comment here.

REQUIRE `julia 0.3` ?


it's through spring config in the client app. It's a bit brittle right now in the fact that if an audit is triggered that was never configured in the app it will throw an exception losing the result of the actual method. I opened up an issue about it here: https://github.com/Jasig/inspektr/issues/1


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Oh yeah, right.


The origin will usually come from the GPS in the device, but I think we should also have a field in the search form to allow for the case when either the user has disabled the GPS or the device is old enough not to have one. See the web mockup for inspiration on this.


Hola María José,

Como no tengo tu correo electrónico para contestarte, lo hago desde aquí que seguro que te llegará. Para administrar la base de datos de heroku puedes utilizar el mismo programa que utilizo yo: pgAdmin III. Puedes encontrarlo aquí [1].
Respecto a lo de los comentarios tienes razón. Como cuando corregí tu ejercicio, yo ya había hecho parte del mío, no supe distinguir si formaba parte de ese módulo o del siguiente.
Si tienes alguna otra duda, te puedes poner en contacto conmigo en aneolf@yahoo.es

Saludos,

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Why? @camilo86


доработка


With [Doxygen](http://www.stack.nl/~dimitri/doxygen/), we have at hand a solid and widely-known open-source solution for the generation of API documentation. However, it is quite inconvenient when one has to use yet another tool as part of the daily hacking. So here is how to integrate the generation of API documentation with my CMake workflow.

The base situation is like this: In your source tree is somewhere a Doxyfile, which you previously used to generate documentation by running doxygen in this directory. Rename this file to “Doxyfile.in” and change the line that looks like

INPUT = ../src/

into

INPUT = @CMAKE_CURRENT_SOURCE_DIR@/../src/

(Of course, substitute “../src/” by what’s actually in there.) Now add the following to the CMakeLists.txt of this directory:


This should be squashed into the previous commit


Formal change


good game


Here's my idea of the flow:

![screen shot 2015-06-19 at 8 59 33 am](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/890963/8256064/9332c1ba-1661-11e5-9bb6-dada100135f6.png)


And this should be squashed into two commits back (`Improve translation of functions with simple return types`)


see: https://github.com/GlobalTechnology/thekey/commit/207007a0369f6a68a10bda84ade08698ab145560 for where I wire it up in The Key


hmmm... the commit for npm is #666.... hmmm...


```
                        expire_callback: function($state) {
if (!empty($state)) {
  // save state data here
} else {
var $state = "my state data";
return $state;
}
                        }
```


I made your `set_error_prefix` variadic to make it simpler to format error messages.  That's the most important bit I thought I should bring over from my implementation.  I can't find a way to create a PR for this commit (it's as if it's not in a branch; not sure what's going on :-o) so here's a link to my branch including the commits:

    https://github.com/crs4/pyavroc/commits/crs4-improve_error_msg_and_checks

The only other thing I'd add is some more thorough error checking on the many function calls into the Python API; maybe I'm pedantic?


So lets just hope level cap isn't raised?


Yeah, sounds good. You have a much better understanding of how it works I figure. I'll fix the values and make them config-driven.


I love cofee


I would have liked to see some abstraction over the statsd client lib, some grafana metrics lib that in turn used it statsd and so the rest of  grafana can use it transparently with the existing metric counters


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I meant php docs, sorry for my explanation


Mistypr


Okay, looks good now. I think this should cover most binary package use cases.


@Fumes007  4 builds so fast :o
What are your pc specs?


and please check what codename ota center reports sometimes its not the normal codename


Ahhh.. there it is. Thanks.


See https://github.com/hw-cookbooks/graphite/issues/227


@edwin-candinegara use this function to get Boolean array representing course availability on week `i `[note: 0-based], thanks :grin:


But necessary in this case. Atleast the args of the command need to be inserted manually. The command/suggest taking MassiveCommand as a parameter is in the workings ;)


I am at the point I would like to test but not sure how to use this spec.


* TODO: rewrite this as it is doing way too much and is very messy now.


There's a spec for this, shoulda stopped when you were ahead with the last commit.  I'll rebase, squash, remove the spec and push this back up for a merge when green.


CSS3 Transitions not supported by: IE (6,7,8,9)


Remember to use "directions", not "indications" to be consistent everywhere


" missing?


toto bolo myslene v zmysle "mame malo bitov na encodovanie poctu typov, mame malo bitov na pocet `ctf_kind` (to su tie veci ako integer, float, struct, typedef, ...)" a povedali sme ze to chceme riesit cez ten self-describing style. sorry ak som to povedal moc vseobecne. tak formulacia moze byt "... limitations within the C language type system ... "


Give example of VID/PID/SN.


Ad 2, suhlasim, mozme to vynechat


This means the "Save for later" header link won't appear for non-signed in users. Is that desired?


So, for example, if `thekey-cas-server-webapp/src/main/webapp/WEB-INF/spring-configuration/auditTrailContext.xml` did not specify the mapping, a 'misleading' exception will be thrown?


一覧画面にURLを表示するときに使います。


詳細画面にURLを表示するときに使います。


The gitignore project from GitHub came to the same conclusion: https://github.com/github/gitignore/pull/1547


I'm going to adjust the message before merging, the audit message isn't completely useful at the moment:

{guid=8F612500-7977-541D-FC38-2AF75974729F,email=...} to/from Group{path=[Ljava.lang.String;@6256511, name=serviceAdmins}


This path in the old code had a check for a non-null event, which is missing in the new code.  Is there a guarantee that Clutter.get_current_event() returns a non-null event?


Ok, muzes to tam prosim dopsat Ty po zamergovani?

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リンク先を変数から取ってくるように調整してみましょう!


How did I miss this? Much thanks!!


I guess so, we don't show them anything for this right? the test won't even run?


They don't have the dropdown anyways- just a sign-in link


You could also accomplish this with a single listener on a parent div.


This could be a good use of a `filter` + `reduce` chain.


jj (a opravim tam aj ten preklep CRF na CTF)


yeah, an NPE would be thrown if addToGroup or removeFromGroup was called, even if the method completed successfully


TODO_URL が重複していますが同じ名前の変数は1つのみの記述でOKです。
複数で別の値が指定されている場合は先に指定した内容が表示されたかな・・・
例）
TODO_URL=URL
TODO_URL=ゆーあーるえる


It shouldn't be to hard to create a script that consumes GH's API to generate the `CHANGELOG`.


If we make `expired_callback` also run when an access token is missing, then with the new functions from #96 you could do this:

```js
var fsClient = new FamilySearch({
  expired_callback: customAuth
});

function customAuth(){
  fsClient.getOAuth2AuthorizeURL(someState).then(function(url){
    window.location = url;
  });
}
```

When the user returns, we do:

```
// Some code to get the code from the url...
fsClient.getAccessToken(code).then(function(){
  // We're ready to go
});
```


That is rather unfortunate.


Maybe OpenBLAS has an environment variable to turn off messages?


Good Catch. :)


The main goals we have for Spree now are to increase stability & performance. I'm for anything that helps us address spec coverage, and making sure the codebase is properly tested.  Spree development is largely driven by it's community not Spree Commerce, and you guys have been doing a great job taking the lead on addressing these stability and performance problems so far for the next version of Spree.  So whatever helps you guys continue doing great work is pretty much alright with me.  I think I noticed in my unread emails a mention of a PR for this already I'll have a look at that likely over the weekend or Monday.


Проблема в том, что повтор несовершенный. Собственно, повторяется одна строка, и моя проблема была в том, что файл нужно открывать на запись, а stdout такого не потерпит.


OK, pending more useful group log message. This PR looks good.


Only problem is that I don't have a step counter so the widget makes no sense for me :(


I couldn't reproduce the problem of noise outside of the ROI. Both wls_conf and wls_no_conf work fine for me. However, I made an attempt to fix it here.


Correct! :smile:

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To CRF tam jeste nejake vidis?

(Jsem zvykly psat CRF - Conditional Random Field. ;-)


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`export OPENBLAS_VERBOSE=0`


Too bad :-(


This is cool but why `0.10.38` - why not `0.12.4`?


Well.  zmdc.pl isn't managing it.  In my logs,
06/16/15 12:19:14.173666 zmdc[14461].INF ['zmc -m 3' sending stop to pid 14512 at 15/06/16 12:19:14]
06/16/15 12:19:16.261558 zmdc[14461].ERR ['zmc -m 3' exited abnormally, exit status 255]

And then nothing for that monitor until today, when I edited zmwatch to restart zmc.

I will take a look at zmdc.pl too.


You can however see how it looks.
https://github.com/M66B/BackPackTrackII/releases/tag/0.37

Would it be useful to have a widget for the last recorded altitude?


Try replacing line 46 with this:

```ruby
entry = Entry.new('Ada Lovelace', '010.012.1815', 'augusta.king@lovelace.com')
```

Then try re-running the spec. The entry will not be deleted from the address book. This is due to the `Entry` class not having its equality method defined. You can find out more about Ruby object equality in this tutorial: http://rubymonk.com/learning/books/4-ruby-primer-ascent/chapters/45-more-classes/lessons/105-equality_of_objects

You might like to try defining an equality method for `Entry`, here's the skeleton:

```ruby
class Entry
  ...
  def ==(other)
    # Compare name, telephone, email attributes for equality here and return boolean
  end
end
```


Another interesting point is that according to the monitor's logs, it died on the 14th.


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Right... what I was suggesting was that perhaps the problem is in zmdc rather than zmwatch.  Don't know, but I thought it would be worth a look.


I'm going to code up a patch at some point to push up to the project, but it's not high priority for any of my use cases.


uz nie :) len tym ze si na to nedal ziadne ACK, tak som myslel ze si to prehliadol. ale vidim ze si uz opravil aj ten "for", takze ten pull request mergnem, pridam tam tuto poslednu vec a pingnem Ta na finalnu kontrolu.


So, to sum up we have two main changes here. First, XP is awarded to a unit based on the amount of mass a unit kills. Currently this is at 1 XP for every 4% of a unit's own mass destroyed. Second, all the units involved in a kill are rewarded for it. The mass of the killed unit is distributed, currently evenly, around everything involved. Obviously the XP granted to each then differs.

Were this ever to go live, the amount of XP needed for each level would have to be changed across the board. Ideally, I think the system would be automated, but also able for individual units to override the system from bp where needed. With the current 4%, I could for example do something like each level needs 50 points, equating to leveling up every time a unit has killed twice its own mass cost.

I'd also like to explore somehow distributing the mass of a dead unit around according to the amount each killer helped, but I don't know how I'd weight that, now how much performance impact this whole thing has already, and if that would make it even worse.


/ / @include http://http://agar.turkish-gaming.com/


Damn MSVC: http://mobi39.cpt.haw-hamburg.de/view/CAF%20Dashboard/job/CAF/job/develop%20branch%20msvc/67/label_exp=msbuild/console


With `consumed` and `feedTo` at hand, it should be possible to defined `delegate` like the following (though probably not the fastest)

~~~haskell
delegate :: (Alternative f, Applicative f) => Parser t f a -> Parser t f (Parser t f a)
delegate p = feedTo (consumed p) p
~~~
This should yield a parser that runs p to collect the consumed tokens and then runs p with these tokens again to get a hand on the state of p after consuming the tokens.

However, this implementation fails the tests...


Minor thing: its conventional to indent lines 45 to 47 by 2 more spaces, so they're further right than the `when ...` on line 44.


👌 perfect :)


Please push an updated version number with this commit before the reset :)


This scares me. If we're using `deepcopy` (which I'm also very scared of), I'd really like it to be clear every time it's used that it's a deep copy.


Combine with above line.


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Jo sorry, zapomnel jsem. :)


Why is a deep copy necessary here? Can't you just copy the dictionary: `dict(ens_args)`?


Again, I really don't think we need a deep copy.


Tychus, what have you done


Yes!


If the nuke and other WH ruining buttons are disabled when the boss appears what is the point of moving people away from him? The only way to nuke him is if you don't have the script? Maybe I'm not understanding something ;p (I just like watching him)


`== false` or `== true` is normally not included in an `if` condition. Consider rewriting this so it doesn't need the ` == false` on the end.


WDYM?

While digging, I understood that a `null` entityReference here ends up creating a [SecurityReference for the main wiki](https://github.com/xwiki/xwiki-platform/blob/master/xwiki-platform-core/xwiki-platform-security/xwiki-platform-security-api/src/main/java/org/xwiki/security/SecurityReference.java#L72).


Please note addition at the end.
'i18_missing' => 'Non traduit en français'


For me it only shows the number (which is of course 0). For me personally I don't see a need for such widget since the notification already has this info


Yes, you are right, I will rename the method and probably make it `protected` since this is not for "outside" use anyway.


* TODO: rewrite this as it is doing way too much and is very messy now.


Okay using the same credentials it isnt letting me access it which is really weird I then added the login page back in but im still getting that 404 error so what i am considering is to take the default page and call that the main page, chaneg a few of the pointers around so instead of going to defualt it goes to main, i then dedicate the the default page to logging in because i dont get the 404 error with that. it wouldnt be to much work to do? Ideas?


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### Failed tests
```
Jarvis.DocumentStore.Tests.dll: Jarvis.DocumentStore.Tests.PipelineTests.ThumbnailFromPdfExtractionTest.Generate_with_password_removal: <no details avaliable>

Jarvis.DocumentStore.Tests.dll: Jarvis.DocumentStore.Tests.SelfHostIntegratonTests.DocumentControllerIntegrationTests.can_upload_document_with_name_greater_than_250_char: <no details avaliable>

```


@adegroote An update to the unit test would be useful!


I made a better fix in the master that is now merged. Can you rebase your branch on top of master and remove this commit?


blank line additions after headings didn't get applied


wrap at 79


The old sentence required you to consider signs in your head, but the new sentence is just awkward. When $x$ is a negative integer, $-x$ is positive, and the new sentence reads as "b raised to something positive is the reciprocal of b raised to something negative". If you don't want to consider signs in your head and you don't want an awkward sentence, consider this:

When $-x$ is a negative integer, $b^{-x}=1/b^{x}$.  When $x=0$, $b^x=1$.


yup. moved to the tests and made private. thanks


If we use Like New in the boss lane, we replenish the nukers - both the trolls and the innocent regular players.


underline too long


Looks good; I can't see an immediate use for the `pause` method in the `CmdTimer` class, but it could be useful! Maybe we can pause the timer for when we do something outside of what the query wanted (like defragmenting the heapfiles).


I made a deal with the devil, Jimmy. She dies, I go free.


I agree and I don't want to make BackPackTrack II a visualization tool for recorded locations.
The step counter is somewhat an exception, because I see no use in exporting step count data.
Also, the step counter is there, because I don't want to make another application doing the same activity recognition stuff and also because it is not really strange to have it in this application with this name.


credits to @rodman01


:+1: @fheisler


@pana1990 it will be great


This is obsolete by now. It didn't support translating `Map<foo, bar>` to anything useful in a const context, now it translates to `<foo, bar>{}`. I wasn't aware of that syntax in Dart when I wrote this.


But you helped with it. :-)

I was delighted to see a friendly face (or username, at least).


I spy, with my little eye...


rax retry tests


Do not suppress exceptions.


to be more precise

you should input

-vc -ffmjpeg, -ffpng, -ffmpng, ffh264vda,

for better compatibility.

Otherwise, you might see other video file is broken

=========================

BTW, this issue is fixed after checking around the code in mplayer today.

You should be able to get the album and audio both in next release, which I
don't know when yet.

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Au top le perso ! Joli travail :D gaffejuste y a un pixel gris dans le vide à gommer devant le pied.


Friedrich I don't know what about you're talking. Did I say something about you?  Did I mention you?


@dspeele that is a nice - should have improved shared-state's perf a bit?


Logic next step. Shouldn'5 take too long. Do a ctrl-shift-f, and search for all occurances default.

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反引号是为了区分MYSQL的保留字与普通字符而引入的符号，不是语法错误哦。


Fuck me!


Oh ok


Nice idea @hakdogan


@Sunilkumarr  add space before and after =


`generic` runs `locale`


That and the step count widget is a cool idea. Makes me want to buy a new phone


@Sunilkumarr remove System.out.println, make BASE_URL as non static and make is camelCase as baseUrl


@Sunilkumarr remove call to getBaseUrl


looks like you misspelled "canola"!


Buy a Nexus 5, great device and cheap, if you still can get one.


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@Sunilkumarr remove these getter setters, it will be set from constructor once.


Your test is currently failing, I think because of an erroneous filename:
  fileName = os.path.join(utils.TESTS_DATA_PATH, 'testwedges.jpg')
should be 'testwedges.png'


Don't worry too much @weberhofer, it's the @antenore attitude, to hijack others contributions and to keep only his name as copyright owner. This is [the second time](https://github.com/FreeRDP/Remmina/commit/563a7f0cc60d3123c0077dfb634b25657e3b4fc0) that antenore removes such information without any warning or reason, even in the parts of code totally written by me.

> The Copyright notice 2014/2015 it's for me and Giovanni that have resurrected and kept alive Remmina since almost one year.

@antenore The copyright notices regard the code authorship and it's not related to whom has the write access to the repository.

> Some contributions to the code doesn't make the whole project to anybody

If that's your belief, then remove your name from the copyright owners as your contributions are really few and often wrong, as this PR clear states.

What antenore calls *some contributions* of mine are daily commits for about 4 months, fixes, changes, code rewritings, new features, code documentation and almost the whole UI rewrite to use Glade, before he removed me the write access for no reasons without asking no-one the permission nor with a discussion before, clearly to get the authorship of my code.

Unfortunately there's nothing I could do to change this things, except to fork remmina and to enhance it alone. @llyzs gave him full repository access and now that baby is doing the worst nasty things.

I doubt that @llyzs really knows how the things went.


jberkman is fine ;)


Oh shit sorry I didn't know about the develop branch. Your solution is much much better as well. I'll merge master into develop and then we'll keep working on develop while making PRs into master. Also is Github Pages pointing to the master branch or gh-pages currently?


Oh yeah! XD
While good, this pull request is not to fix these issues. This pull request is just moving files around. I'll address all of these other issues (as well as Dan's issues) in another PR. :smile_cat:


Tomu říkám pořádné změny


You're merging two different requirements here: the requirements to **run** the parser and the requirements to **use** the generated Python classes. I'll make this more clear in the README.


dsfsssd


I go with the forum name when I can - since the forum is where 99% of the people will read this change log. :wink:


Ooooo. Redact that. Looks like these changes were added in for this PR. Will fix promptly.


While you're at it, could you separate this into two lines. Rationale: numpydoc will use the first line as a short summary, and it'll get chopped up if too long.

If you feel like spending a bit more effort on this, ideally build the docs locally and check that it all renders (`python setup.py install; cd doc; make html-scipyorg`)


編集画面で入力フォームに初期値をセットする部分になります。


新規登録処理になります。


更新処理になります。新規登録とは別メソッドになるので注意です。


Sorry for review this just now, it's all good to go, I would change just this:

Remove `@extend .alert;` from all the CSS files and in the _flash_messages.html.erb use:

`<div class="alert <%= type %>"><%= message %></div>`

role attribute is pretty new, better stick with plain old class attribute for awhile.


ALEipUtils.getMessageListは自動リンクとかをやってくれるメソッドになります。


missed that one!


Since `(e_i, b_i) \in path(x)` is used in the equation, I think `path(x) = ((e_1, b_1), \dots, (e_m, b_m))` is more appropriate.


setterとgetter(setUrl,getUrl)で1セットになります。
このへんはJavaっぽいお作法になります。


Again, Thank you!


@yurivict can you please help me understand this shell script code? I would like to convert it to a python script so we don't have it as a shell script and I can't quite grok wtf it's doing. @gubatron anyone else help either? @Renelvon ?


ユースケースシナリオも記述しよう！


Using `&=` instead of `=` will make better formatted equation.


fast-forwarding develop to borshop-integration-1164-feature/cuttlefish-log-rotation-support = 3154ffae


we set doc root to current folder, and it is changed to current project's doc folder in next commit...


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I don't think so -- it shall act like factory to produce more than one xhr object.


this will make doc-viewer global executable, but I don't know how to make it work in windows.


Thanks, I will add this to the containers and switch to OpenBLAS for
stable-ppa.

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@gabriel200899 Clona e olha essa versão. Os itens são listados de novo. Diz o que tu achas.


Yes, we're rolling back


o


use cwd + '/doc' for doc root, it is not a good idea I think.


The earlier behavior was a feature for me and this change is a bug.

The revision control system we use saved all file revisions in a central cache and a user, if not intending to modify a file, simply accesses a symbolic link to that file in cache.

In that case, the truename is horrendous: `../../../sos_cache/prj_name/prj_name_sos_cache/prj_name/FILES/dir1#dir1_1#dir1_1_1#file_name_v_1.23_456789`

I would like to have a defvar to switch to the earlier behavior.


Hahaha, i know! But you should consider how many people only use macros ;)


We all got our choices to make


Damn shame


Please don't put description into commit message, and not `resolved #15`, should be: `commit message..., resolved #15`.

Why: because when only looking at commit history, `resolved #15 is meaningles`


No, this will break further lines:
```php
		if (is_null($configurationBlock) && isset($configuration['_DEFAULT'])) {
			$configurationBlock = $configuration['_DEFAULT'];
		}
```


This change is ok.


Fine with me.


Can we call this pattern `redelegating`?


Is there a reason you prefer doing this in the constructor?


Last line in ruby is returned by default


try...catchが読み取りにしかないのが気になります。書き込みにつけないのには理由がありますか？
また、出来ればSystem.Exceptionではなくて、System.IO.IOExceptionを拾うようにしてください。ただのExceptionを拾うよりも意味が分かりやすいです。

それから指定している絶対パスはどうかと思います。ベタ書きが悪いとは言いませんが、ベタ書きするなら相対パスにしておくべきだと思いますよ。


use reduce or inject method here


Oh gosh, no don't hardcode the CSS link. Just do `bower install --save bootstrap#3.3.4` and that will work for now. There's a bug apparently in v3.3.5. ;)


@RealBadAngel l disabled parallax mapping but l the textures are repeating, e.g. at places where they shouldn't:
White stripes on the bottom of dirt with snow:
![screenshot_20150619_165308](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/3192173/8257273/bd10326a-16ac-11e5-95e7-7c547dd40a6b.png)


Can you remove the `.only` ?


Oops, wanted to set this even higher.


Yes I know. I think I also reported that one. Anyway this is a great usability improvement. The next step is to allow deactivation of auto focus. But the really annoying one was the issue with the plugin library


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I'll make the autofocusing of the main search box configurable.


Better fix is committed: https://github.com/dmitryd/typo3-realurl/commit/24380eda12201314777dd963ea6fc17d0188740a


My main concern with this commit is this would not return true:
`application/json; charset=utf-8`

The charset is arguably redundant, but maybe I might suggest:
`return str_contains($this->header('CONTENT_TYPE'), 'application/json');`

That said, then we are back to the same issues with `isJson()` maybe being too permissive.  `foo/application/json` would even return true :P


This could be written like:
@parrent = $1.classify.constantize.find(value) if name =~ /(.+)_id$/


Global variable to local.


Why not eh, I'm curious to see where it goes


select could be used here

@parrent = params.select { |k, v| ...


This convenience function does indeed work, but it's sub-optimal because it requires creating `AltAz` objects every time you want a new altitude.  So instead you might consider something sort of like this (*instead* of the `get_altitude` function):
```
altaz = AltAz(location=location, obstime=allthetimes)
aasun = get_sun(allthetimes).transform_to(altaz)
aasun.alt[index_into_whatever_times_you_want]
```
``aasun.alt`` is essentially free performance-wise, so you can repeatedly use it that way.


resource, id = request.path.split('/')[1, 2]
@parent = resource.singularize.classify.constantize.find(id)


I would prefer this test to be in func main() rather than having the csv loader magically change behaviour based on the file name.


Deleted Hello World


deleting line


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That is a much better fix, indeed. Let me give that a shot.


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makeCacheMatrix <- function(x = matrix()) {
m <- NULL
set <- function(y) {
  x <<- y
  m <<- NULL
}
get <- function() x
setinverse <- function(inverse) m <<- inverse
getinverse <- function() m
list(set = set, get = get,
     setinverse = setinverse,
     getinverse = getinverse)
}


That's what I had in a comment and couldn't get around sending :). I might give it a go tomorrow.


 - __warning__: [include/chaiscript/dispatchkit/type_conversions.hpp:315](../blob/abd7630dfdb26e5cd7059cf591bcad51d3cb517b/include/chaiscript/dispatchkit/type_conversions.hpp#L315) Member variable 'Type_Conversions::m_convertableTypes' is not initialized in the constructor. (uninitMemberVar)
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 - __style__: [src/main.cpp:169](../blob/abd7630dfdb26e5cd7059cf591bcad51d3cb517b/src/main.cpp#L169) The function 'get_eval_error' is never used. (unusedFunction)
 - __style__: [src/main.cpp:140](../blob/abd7630dfdb26e5cd7059cf591bcad51d3cb517b/src/main.cpp#L140) The function 'help' is never used. (unusedFunction)
 - __style__: [src/main.cpp:216](../blob/abd7630dfdb26e5cd7059cf591bcad51d3cb517b/src/main.cpp#L216) The function 'myexit' is never used. (unusedFunction)
 - __style__: [src/main.cpp:158](../blob/abd7630dfdb26e5cd7059cf591bcad51d3cb517b/src/main.cpp#L158) The function 'throws_exception' is never used. (unusedFunction)


another way you might do timebracket that makes direct use ``time.Time`` and astropy.units is this:
```
import datetime
from astropy import units as u
from astropy import time

t0 = time.Time(datetime.datetime(2015,5,29))
# OR
t0 = time.Time('2015-5-29')  # does the same thing without datetime
previous_times = t0 - np.linspace(dt, 0, N)*u.hour #the result of this is a Time object
next_times = t0 + np.linspace(0, dt, N)*u.hour #the result of this is a Time object
```
I think that way it's more manifestly clear what's going on (no need to jumpt between `datetime` and `Time` objects more than absolutely necessary) and is short enough that you might even dispense with ``timebracket``.


@LoreCame Ciao Lorella. Ho sistemato la repository master.
Prova ora a rifare un compare sulla tua dovrebbe farti fare il "merge" automatico.


Closing #2


Oh, but also see my point about ``get_altitude`` - it might be easier to just do
``alltimes = t0 + np.linspace(-dt, dt, 2*N)`` and then sub-select on that as needed.


Personally I'd prefer something more predictable (i.e. new sessions always start with source docs or never do), but it's debatable, and if this behavior has existed on the desktop for years and no one's complained (and perhaps have grown to rely upon the behavior!), that's a good argument to mirror it on the server.


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Thanks @rahmanusta


just looks neater when all the init happens beside each other


This addresses issue #19


@daison12006013 - I recommend posting as an issue if you have an issue, it's much easier for us.  Please also include what error you're receiving in the issue you create.


I just have seen your pull request. I will check it. Thx


I think this is not implemented in 3.3.5

If you have the opcode for that version, i'd be nice :)


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I agree. I'll do something better...


I'm trying to figure out the best way to use the `dma_init()` function when I need the DMA parameters set differently than the defaults used here. (Motivation - AFAICT for I2S class I need to set data alignment to halfword rather than byte for 16-bit audio, and to full word for 24- or 32-bit audio. I have also been using DMA_PRIORITY_HIGH and DMA_PBURST_SINGLE, but I'm not yet sure if those are necessary or correct.)
My first attempt at a workaround is to call `dma_init()`, then change the DMA parameters as I need to, then call HAL_DMA_DeInit, HAL_DMA_Init, and dma_init() again. This works, but I'm not sure if it is all necessary and I imagine there is a better way.
```C
...
    dma_init(&tx_dma, self->tx_dma_stream, self->tx_dma_channel, DMA_MEMORY_TO_PERIPH, &self->i2s);
    self->i2s.hdmatx = &tx_dma;
    self->i2s.hdmarx = NULL;

    // Set parameters and call dma_init again?
    self->i2s.hdmatx->Init.PeriphDataAlignment = DMA_PDATAALIGN_HALFWORD;
    self->i2s.hdmatx->Init.MemDataAlignment    = DMA_MDATAALIGN_HALFWORD;
    self->i2s.hdmatx->Init.Priority            = DMA_PRIORITY_HIGH;
    self->i2s.hdmatx->Init.PeriphBurst         = DMA_PBURST_SINGLE;

    HAL_DMA_DeInit(self->i2s.hdmatx);
    HAL_DMA_Init(self->i2s.hdmatx);
    dma_init(&tx_dma, self->tx_dma_stream, self->tx_dma_channel, DMA_MEMORY_TO_PERIPH, &self->i2s);
...
```


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Still doesn't work: http://mobi39.cpt.haw-hamburg.de/job/CAF/job/develop%20branch%20msvc/label_exp=msbuild/69/console

*sigh*


@frol #200 is the issue

@snide hover would be a good option, or hiding the scrollbar width off the edge of the sidebar. I plan on playing with this today.


Hardcoded while I understand the flow


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Do you suggest I use [more specific error codes](https://docs.python.org/2/library/errno.html) or just give -1 for the `exit` calls in this script?


That makes sense. Let's use Jekyll's date format and make the migration easy. I'll revert my change.
I didn't tried custom `slug-fn` yet. I just didn't understand properly what was the format for the default one. Now it makes sense.


@bmorris3 - I agree with your conclusion that refraction drives most of the difference from USNO. I think it's probably also reasonable to use this as a rough level of "how high precision we care about".  That is, refraction is a tricky business because you just can't really know how the atmosphere varies across the line-of-sight to the sun.  So uncertainty at the level that corresponds to ~10s of degrees or 10-100s of mbars is probably about as good as we should care about getting - by my count that's a few arcmin, or ~10 seconds of rise/set time.


wait what. merging should only be from `develop` to `master`; not vice versa.
Also, instead of working directly on master, I would suggest making temporary branches for individual features or bug fixes off of `develop` and merging _that_ into `develop` once it is finished.

I wrote a little bit about this in the wiki, check it out.

Github Pages is and can only be pointing to `gh-pages`. and we should merge from `master` into `gh-pages` whenever we have a working build on master that we want to test on prod.


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@jimi-c I believe he is referencing:

https://github.com/ansible/ansible/commit/18a9eff11f0a6e51b17405ce596bd9ff7e676320#diff-bb05a8db47842d9b28afd62364e23cc9R37

Specifically:

```
locals=dict()
```

Ref: http://docs.python-guide.org/en/latest/writing/gotchas/#mutable-default-arguments


Okay, I'll try to do that


Note this only reproduces if you run djinni where the current working directory is the directory containing the IDL files. If you run it in a directory above the main IDL file, it will work as getParent will return a non-null path.


Mmm, except the k-th stream has k times more elements than the 1st one, which is a peculiar and rigid rule that people may not want to test with. How about :
- at least letting the user specify a closure T => Traversable[T] you'f use to flatMap modularily, so that users, if they have to modify code, have to do it in one line only ?
- having an integer in the conf that specifies the increment for the arithmetic progression ? So that I can say '0' if I don't want the stream to add any copy ?
- having a list of integers that gives you the weight of 2nd ... k-th streams w.r.t. the first one ?


This is how I just customized it for my own use after you made the changes in this commit:
```clj
(defn jekyll-slug-fn [filename]
  (->> (string/split filename #"[-\.]")
       drop-last
       (drop 3)
       (string/join "-")
       string/lower-case))

(defn permalink-fn [post-data]
  (str  "/posts/" (:slug post-data) ".html"))

(deftask build
  "Build blog."
  []
  (comp (sass :output-dir "public/stylesheets/")
        (p/markdown)
        (p/slug :slug-fn jekyll-slug-fn)
        (p/permalink :permalink-fn permalink-fn)
...
```
We probably should document this stuff somewhere.


Is there where ICD Diagnosis Codes (http://www.who.int/classifications/icd/en/)  could be stored?  The Who ICD coding is commonly used in many research projects. The version of the ICD (9,10, or in the future 11) would need to be indicated.

Or was some other diagnosis coding envisioned?


Also, I did some experiments using skyfield (which is also by Brandon Rhodes):
```
>>> from skyfield import api
>>> subaru = api.earth.topos('19.8285 N', '155.48025 W')
>>> subaru(api.JulianDate(utc=(2015, 5, 28, 15,44,0))).observe(api.sun).apparent().altaz()[0] #pyephem
<Angle -00deg 18' 43.4">
>>> subaru(api.JulianDate(utc=(2015, 5, 28, 15,45,54))).observe(api.sun).apparent().altaz()[0] #astropy
<Angle 00deg 05' 58.1">
>>> subaru(api.JulianDate(utc=(2015, 5, 29, 4,54,34))).observe(api.sun).apparent().altaz()[0]  #pyephem
<Angle -00deg 47' 50.8">
>>> subaru(api.JulianDate(utc=(2015, 5, 29, 4,52,37))).observe(api.sun).apparent().altaz()[0] #astropy
<Angle -00deg 22' 34.1">
```
So that suggests skyfield is closer to astropy that pyephem (or USNO)...


Well effect is same, but this is not comparing `sut`'s members. You're going a level deeper in the test case and you do care about implementation of members, while creating `==` is just a kind of "mocking" in my opinion. The effect is same, so whatever you do it will work. I just wanted to point out how does it look like from the perspective of testing `CalendarEntry`. I hope I was clear enough to be understood. I'm glad we had that conversation.


:ok:


it's too bad we can't specialize this method both on source and destination type.  maybe some future work could go toward that - i.e. we'd have:

`_ejs_Int8Array_prototype_set_typedarray` as defined here, but then we'd call specialized functions for the other types, so if the Int8 version sees that you passed an Int32Array, it would call:

`_ejs_Int8Array_prototype_set_Int32Array`, which wouldn't need _ejs_typedarray_get_at, it could cast both typed array data pointers to the proper types (int8_t/int32_t respectively), and then have a tight loop copying + casting.


Ok, my mistake. You're ok here


this method looks the same as the private `render_as_markdown` method.  Do we need both?


Feel free to open a ticket/PR. I'm guessing for most people this commit was a bugfix. :-)


Relates to https://github.com/OpenDataServices/cove/issues/54


I think we want to display the title as markdown, right?


Unfortunately I think this change needs a bit more to it, so that lookups of party candidate pages that have already been added on YourNextMP will still work.


Cool thanks


We do not want to use this SQLCipher version, I simply did it to test that the behaviour was as expected. After commit this change, I run `pod install --verbose` and the SQLCipher version installed was (taken from `Podfile.lock`):

```
  - SQLCipher (3.0.1):
    - SQLCipher/standard (= 3.0.1)
  - SQLCipher/common (3.0.1)
  - SQLCipher/fts (3.0.1):
    - SQLCipher/common
  - SQLCipher/standard (3.0.1):
    - SQLCipher/common
```


Agree about documentation. We need to document all the defaults and how to change them.


Reversão feita para possível correção.


@chrisbra No, `global` and `local` strings are fine: option cannot be buffer- and window-local at once, so you always either set global option or local option. I mean, that the *documentation* is not correct: global option does not necessary be set with `:setglobal`. I think that *documentation* should be rephrased to something like “depending on the option scope (see |global-local|).”: either without references to `:set*` commands at all or referencing them only as the *example* of how to set local/global option and definitely with reference to “global-local” tag.


Actually, this was close but not what you meant.
You meant :
`math.sqrt( (count * sqrsum - sum * sum) (count * (count - 1)) )`

Which is close (numerically) to: `math.sqrt(count * sqrsum - sum * sum) / (count - 1/2)`


And ``scipy.optimize`` is probably the way to go.  The tricky bit is that creating *new* `AltAz` objects is relatively expensive.  It definitely make sense to start it the simplest way (use ``scipy.optimize`` with a function that creates individual-time `AltAz` objects), but to get it optimized it might be necessary to first try to get in the neighborhood using a grid and only then apply one of the optimizers.  Or maybe some of the optimizers can work with arrays?  I'm not sure...


Can we change this replace line 149 to:
```
weight <- as.numeric(regmatches(x, regexec('gain=([0-9\\.]+)', x))[[1]][2])
 fmap[[nmap[[as.integer(splits[1]) + 1]]]] <<- fmap[[nmap[[as.integer(splits[1]) + 1]]]] + weight
```
This will give a "gain" weighted measure of variable importance, more like GBM.


im totally forgot about it :+1:


@pastukhov  Now it fixed. Please retry https://github.com/nodemcu/nodemcu-firmware/commit/cda7992c1a27a1794ae4d96ecd468dd743b4b273
New usage:
id = 5
status, temp, humi, tempdec, humidec = dht.read( id )
print(dht.read( id ))


Would there be any merit in starting with an implementation like mine where I do a coarse zero-crossing search, then a finer search near the intercept to get ~second-level accuracy? I imagine creating these grids is much cheaper and easier.


We can add the needed arguments to dma_init() as necessary.  I started with only "direction" because that's all was needed for i2c and spi.


This is a great change. Very simple and understandable.


Never do is untenable I think as users don't want to go to the work of
relocating all of their files.

I think the reason I did this originally is almost as a distinguishing
state for the second project being opened. I could definitely be convinced
to copy rather than move though, let's revisit once I've got the rest of
this feature standing up.

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oh, and `total <<- total + weight`


This broke deployments of jquery.com since it pulls the list of members at specific levels. Please update the `build-member-list` task.


at the end of the file undef this macro, as we are doing meta-programming with only .h file, this macro can propagate to all the code and std, boost library very dangerous


More and more improvements. Great!


The new set's size should be the minimum of len(s.m) and len(other.m). By definition, it's impossible for an intersection to produce more than that many elements.


rax retry tests


This commit is relevant to https://github.com/OpenDataServices/flatten-tool/issues/48


- isn't the code already in only one place?

I can add another integer, but the configuration language becomes quite rich so we might move to Typesafe config... On the other hand, N streams with exactly the same elements are not that interesting either. I can make progression configurable, is that enough to be useful?


@bmorris3 - yeah, that may well be faster - maybe try it that way and then a quick-and-dirty ``scipy.optimize`` approach and see which is faster?


You mispelled canola.


LGTG


This plot is neat, by the way.  Not surprising, but fun to see how it clearly affects the answer in a non-trivial way.


ah, no, nothing is wrong with the package itself. Repository has "shelf" 0.5.6 (https://github.com/dart-lang/shelf/commit/1e87b79b21ac5e6fa2f93576d6c06eaa65285ef4) so we can't use shelf_static 0.2.2 which depends on shelf >= 0.5.7.


If you used -m with -p would this condition get hit and not the next one?


I was hoping to encrypt the whole jenkins url but travis encrypt complained ```data too large - consider using travis encrypt-file or travis env set```


Receiving an error within Docker with this change:

```
ubuntu@box528:~$ docker logs e21
=> Starting meteor app on port:80

/built_app/programs/server/node_modules/fibers/future.js:278
                                                throw(ex);
                                                      ^
Error: failed to connect to [localhost:NaN]
    at Object.Future.wait (/built_app/programs/server/node_modules/fibers/future.js:398:15)
    at new MongoConnection (packages/mongo/mongo_driver.js:213:1)
    at new MongoInternals.RemoteCollectionDriver (packages/mongo/remote_collection_driver.js:4:1)
    at Object.<anonymous> (packages/mongo/remote_collection_driver.js:38:1)
    at Object.defaultRemoteCollectionDriver (packages/underscore/underscore.js:750:1)
    at new Mongo.Collection (packages/mongo/collection.js:98:1)
    at app/lib/collections/FoodRecalls.js:1:50
    at app/lib/collections/FoodRecalls.js:13:3
    at /built_app/programs/server/boot.js:222:10
    at Array.forEach (native)
    - - - - -
    at [object Object].<anonymous> (/built_app/programs/server/npm/mongo/node_modules/mongodb/lib/mongodb/connection/server.js:555:74)
    at [object Object].emit (events.js:106:17)
    at [object Object].<anonymous> (/built_app/programs/server/npm/mongo/node_modules/mongodb/lib/mongodb/connection/connection_pool.js:156:15)
    at [object Object].emit (events.js:98:17)
    at Socket.<anonymous> (/built_app/programs/server/npm/mongo/node_modules/mongodb/lib/mongodb/connection/connection.js:534:10)
    at Socket.emit (events.js:95:17)
    at net.js:441:14
    at process._tickCallback (node.js:442:13)
lxc-start: The container failed to start.
lxc-start: Additional information can be obtained by setting the --logfile and --logpriority options.
```


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has to be ...{seconds} Sekunden bereits......
hope thats the right way to correct things ;)


See comment from https://github.com/ethemozcan/QiblaDirection/issues/1


hey...are you sure you should do this?


Thank you, thank you. I wanted to see how big the difference was and whether or not it could be expected to be the culprit for differences with other sunrise/set times, since there are so many effects that can be accounted for and I'm not really sure what goes on in `AltAz`. Is it just computing refraction?


So user cannot pass a string property to the subview via the shorthand syntax?


Sen-See-Quell ?


Hi philer,

This is a simple copy paste from your config file. It got probably lost in the last update. I'm just uploading it again in the Linux Mint repo.

KDB


It's actually a lot of stuff at the same time, depending on the contet.  It *might* also include light deflection and abberation corrections, although in the case of the sun it doesn't need to because ``get_sun`` already includes those. But here it does have to convert from a geocentric frame (which is what ``get_sun`` yields) to something oriented relative to the surface of the earth.


We will need a Redshift DDL and JSON Path file for application_warning...


90664130_AlternativeModelPAT (macumber) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-clang-3.5: Build Failed

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With 0.8.2-SNAPSHOT, I'm seeing the unquoted `'` get rendered as `"'"`, which isn't wrong, but is inconsistent.


VirtualServer model has no exec_command method.


@sibprogrammer what is this, then ? ;)


@muflone keep cool, I've added all the people have contributed to Remmina till today, see the remmina_about.glade.

Before, there were just few of them, even not @weberhofer was included.

Look at the THANKS file, who I'm thanking?

My attitude was, I make everybody Copyright Owner of Remmina, even you, I've extracted the names from the history  using git and you are Muflone there not Fabio Castelli.

Then, yes, I had a problem with you and I have over reacted to it, but I consider you should not have access to this repository anymore, full stop.

From now on, keep out private conversations that have nothing to have with Remmina.
Who knows you personally knows of what I'm speaking about, stay out of private matters and I'll do the same, promised ;-)

@llyzs it's the owner of Remmina and can do whatever he wants, even making you the maintainer, I'll step down without issues, I just care Remmina will continue to live and you are a developer, I'm not.

Regarding the copyright I've fixed it partly and will be done completely as soon as I'll have time, but you, as everybody else, will have just the Copyright for what you have written, no more, no less.

The Copyright of the Remmina project (not each file) is of Vic Lee till 2014, and of Vic Lee, Me and Giovanni till today, till proven or decided the contrary.

Now if you all have other advices are welcome.


From the style guide, it seems to me that these should be "solves" and not "attempts" as this is referring to a timed portion.

>"Attempt" instead of "solve" (unless specifically referring to the timed portion).


Yeah, that's the intent behind my suggestions.


Same as before, but I moved more of the code inside my ifndef check to make sure I don't later undefine a constant I didn't originally define.


So it looks like you are parsing only the 'Topology' table and ignoring MID and HNA tables?


Since this is a critical error, and now should happen before any test begins, I removed the leading spaces so that it appears inline with other critical errors.


Github's Diff is failing hard here, so I highly recommend looking at the source file directly.  I'm adding a new method called testConnection.  I then moved a bunch of the connection setup code to this method and removed it from the testHost method.  The upshot is that code is not duplicated between testHost and testConnection.  However, it is now necessary to call testConnection before testHost.


So it looks like you are parsing only the Topology table and ignoring the HNA and MID tables?


Boulet... Tu ne pouvais pas savoir, mais tu es un boulet!

Tu as mis des apostrophe dans le texte donc du coup il faut mettre des double quote comme ça " au début et à la fin du texte. Sinon, jekyll pense que tu as fini ton texte à l'apostrophe et plante... Le site est down depuis le dernier commit ;-p

Mais sinon, bien joué!


@muflone

Here we speak about you


Do we want to keep all of this text (6689-6703)?


Here is an example of testConnection being called before testHost.  If testConnection returns 0 it means the target failed to resolve or the port was not open.  testConnection prints an error message in either case, so no need to do it here.  If it succeeds, testHost gets called and testing can begin.


You can delete the return line here. A one-line summary is good enough for a test case docstring.


Yeah, that's definitely something that would be great to have - I will probably work on that soon, as this is something that could be be used by the rest of the remaining typed array methods.


Minor style comment: I would prefer using ```Seq(...).mkString("/")``` to compose the URL


:eyes: :+1:


@Toxaris, do you have an idea, why the last testcase diverges?


But the node is still valid even if the hash is empty, right?  So why not print it?


You should probably verify that creation succeeded before this. If the operation failed, the assert check will fail and you won't get an invalid uuid value here when you try to retrieve the key.


Shouldn't click occur when the button is released and the cursor is on the button?


Thanks for raising this, I've addressed it in #27


As in Centiq-SQL

I thought it was quite a good name for the tool.

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Consider just calling this `instigators`, since "Track" appears to be a (bad) filler word meant to convey the fact that it is a map (table), which most types in lua are anyway, making that redundant.


this line isn't a real change.


This is a new opcode added during WoD beta.


I think we should either switch this to be a debug message or delete it entirely. Leaning more towards debug at the moment. In the case where the tests work as expected, we shouldn't see any log messages at all.


This line isn't a real change.  If you just reverted those lines, you'd have a tiny, clear delta.  :-)


Nice addition. I am looking at vmail pin validation as well so if you're already coding that please let me know! thx


yes. According to Henning, the address in the topology changes only when the main olsr interface is not available anymore. I believe this case can be managed on the node-db side. If not I'll have to get back to the drawing board.

The curious thing is that olsr2 doesn't have an alias list because it doesn't need it anymore, always according to Henning.


It turns out to be easier to put everything in double quotes than to check if double quotes are needed and then act appropriately.

Are there situations where this would be a problem?


This indentation is strange...


While I know I used this pattern in other test suites (and provided build_er_error myself long ago) it's fine to just exclude the message. The assert will come with its own that's just as useful.


See above.


would this miss the 0 minute ?
maybe */5 would be better


Like the comment below, you should probably do a sanity check to make sure the operation succeeded. Otherwise the uuid value is junk.


Brilliant :+1: Works for me! Thank you


look good to me


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You can delete this return line. One-line docstrings are fine for test methods.


Awesome
I tried on many forms but nothing has good result, thanks you


This is odd, and doesn't do what I think you think it does.

Did you mean `self.instigatorTrack[instigator] = true`?


It's pointless to specify `!` before `b`. Exclamation mark has no any semantic value in UltiSnips parser.


I see. No, I suppose not.


Compare with `nil`


90664130_AlternativeModelPAT (macumber) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-cppcheck-1.61: OK (0 of 0 tests passed)

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There are two spaces before `Html::`.


Yes, `table.getn` works, but you never insert any values into `instigatorTrack`.


Well then, @MrCompost should work on the discs ;)


No. The logic is if the string does contain `Android 2` AND `Mobile Safari` AND `Chrome`, then return false.


@weberhofer This was the OpenSSL disclaimer, it'd be enough.


Nothing to hide.


LGTM!


To keep clarity, you should do this calculation in `OnKilledUnit`, since with this change `AddXP` no longer does just that.


90664130_AlternativeModelPAT (macumber) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: Tests Failed

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Ok, I understand, in a nodeshot perspective. But delegating elsewhere the task of understanding which IP addressess belong to which router limits the applicability of netdiff...

And what about HNAs? Do you also plan to handle them on the nodedb side?


Kopie?


A token bucket is already an implementation detail of a rate limiter. To define an exported interface for an implementation detail is an unnecessary level of abstraction.


Go kit uses functional options, but I agree in this case it makes more sense just to pass a juju/ratelimit.Bucket as a parameter.


After looking through this patch, I think it would be better to condense the four new tests you've added into two:
`test_symmetric_key_create_get_destroy` and `test_symmetric_key_register_get_destroy`

Having test cases set aside for `get` and `destroy` is just going to be redundant I think.


@alisoncossette cc: @ajschumacher
Great job on the command line section.  Thanks for using the "<".  It makes it easier to see the responses.


Have you tested the `memmove()` version? I'm not noticing any real differences between the two with:

```
taskset -c 0 time ./run_tests.sh
```


In prior config, the [test "x$cross_compiling" = xno],  was simply causing cross compilers to totally skip over the header/lib checks for ssl.  I switched the elif into an if (with closing fi) so that the rest of this check block IS processed by cross compilers.  I think the only thing @magnumripper did not want cross compilers to do, was to call the JTR_SET_NORMAL_INCLUDES() macro, which they should NOT call.


I know there are lots of people who only use macros. I believe there are two major reasons for that:

1. They are really well documented, with a complete list of functions on a single page online.
2. The macro recorder works really well to prototype them.

But macros suffer from some insurmountable issues. One of ImageJ2's goals is to wean people off of macros:
* Make the Macro Recorder into a Script Recorder that correctly records operations in any chosen language.
* Think about how to improve the docs/tutorials/etc. to make scripts as easy to write as macros.

OK anyway, this is of course not the best place to discuss that in detail. My point is only that I personally will focus much more energy toward scripting, and less toward adding macro capabilities to existing plugins. But if this sort of thing helps you, then go for it.


Delete the return line, like the others.


Two machines would appear on the map where they shouldn't in Kwask's fix.
However, the code that is used to put them in the right place is step_y.
Step_y is created simply by placing the machine down on the turf they're meant to be on.
I believe the code was like this before I started patching the Kitchen up.

If the step_y is removed, then the All-In-One grinder will appear on the floor rather than on the table, and the candy machine will share the same spot on the table as the cereal maker.


TeamCity LabkeyTrunk :: CDS postgres 9.4 [Build 74](https://teamcity.labkey.org/viewLog.html?buildId=255877&buildTypeId=LabkeyTrunk_CdsPostgres93) outcome was **FAILURE**
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```
org.labkey.test.Runner: org.labkey.test.tests.CDSTest: <no details avaliable>

org.labkey.test.tests.CDSVisualizationTest.verifyAntigenScatterPlot: <no details avaliable>

```


In the CircleCI build we now see this:

```
checking supplied paths for OpenSSL...  -lssl -lcrypto
checking openssl/opensslv.h usability... yes
checking openssl/opensslv.h presence... yes
checking for openssl/opensslv.h... yes
checking for SSL_library_init in -lssl... yes
checking for MD5_Update in -lcrypto... yes
checking for sqrt in -lm... yes
```

That is the proper stuff.  Before we only saw this
```
checking supplied paths for OpenSSL...  -lssl -lcrypto
checking for sqrt in -lm... yes
```


All-in-all, this is looking really good. Let's reorganize the four tests into two, one for `create` and one for `register`, each using `get` and `destroy` to verify and clean up, and we should be good to go.


Fair enough, but 'as necessary' could easily turn into all of them as DMA usage gets extended (I'm hoping to take on the SD card after I2S, and there are plenty of other places it could be used.)
Does it make sense to pass in a list of 11 initialization parameters? I count Direction, PeriphInc, MemInc, PeriphDataAlignment, MemDataAlignment, Mode, Priority, FIFOMode, FIFOThreshold, MemBurst, and PeriphBurst; I would expect that they are all there for a reason.
We probably don't want to waste memory on that many keywords for a function that won't be exposed on the Python side, but asking the user to get the order correct for that many parameters doesn't look pretty to me, but maybe it is okay here.


I don't know how to do that =P


.bind(SoundCloudSessionManager) can be omitted here.


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`.bind(SoundCloudSessionManager)` can be omitted here.


@codeLaw cc: @ajschumacher
Hi Bonnie,  Good job on Command line parts 2 and 3.
The first part (cheat sheet) has not been completed.

In GitHub markdown file:  if you begin your response with “>”, it puts your answer in grey text, so it’s easier to see.


I don't remember what was failing without it but it was causing some kind
of failures. Maybe on i686 only or something?

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Done in https://github.com/jquery/jquery.com/commit/ab628888978a7fea664d78095290ec690182d391


Hab ich das richtig verstanden?
Hast du eine Idee, warum das Konstrukt "nodeShape" heißt?


Checking the alias list can be implemented later, it just should be managed in a more general way, not just for one specific format like in this case, it didn't make much sense to do this check for txtinfo only if it's not done for all the other protocols which use an alias list.

HNA are left out for the moment.


90664130_AlternativeModelPAT (macumber) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (2189 of 2213 tests passed)

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In the commit note, you mention having to supply the full path for the partial, but it doesn't look as if you are doing that. Is the commit note out-of-date?


Sind die klassischen owl / rdfs Deklarationen aus Deiner Sicht noch sinnvoll?


Can you be more specific?
What are you trying to see translated?
Is this cap_info.event_type_id?
The default represent for this function does have translate=True so it should work for normal functions, such as the list view.
Where are you not seeing this translated?
Do you have a translation for the lookups in the relevant languages/*.py?


IE7+ should be fixed by 3a3cc8adbfae714e690f6f2c2c5d91e164799a74.

Why are we running tests on IE6? That browser is not supported by any of our JS code.


I have a whole rant on that one, that I can give on Monday. Basically I don't like welcome as a page template controller name for a couple different reasons. Pages is a good, commonly used alternative but 'page' is a useful word for name spaces and models. I like shallow because it handles views that don't go "deep" down to the model layer. This is is wip (Work in Progress) I wanted to write a better solution for you to still land on root after a user logged in. If I can get the kids to beds early and I have the energy I'll finish it tonight. If not some time tomorrow afternoonish.


Was there an issue with the broader approach that required narrowing it down?


Wenn das tut, dann fände ich das sehr schick :-)


My PayPal CSV export contains the word: "Completed" at this index. Also acceptable?


ne wird negativ gemacht. und das original brauchen wir später noch beim hessian


Again looking at 0.8.2-SNAPSHOT, `\r\n` is turning into `"  "` (two spaces, as far as I can tell). I'm not sure what the right encoding is for that, looking it up now. Sorry for not including that in the initial report.


Note that if the mesh is already using material "DCW0000", there is no need to use it here. You can use '' (single quote) like it is done for lava/water.
The material feature is just here to help adapting materials when sharing meshes.


u wot m8?


Wenns subjects in mehreren Sprachen gibt, dann ist dieser Constraint vermutlich sinnlos?
D.h. ich mach aus solchen Multisprach-Elementen ein eigenen Shape?
Ist das vielleicht eine Frage für den Holger Knublauch?


we cannot accept this patch - changes to 3rdparty libraries have to be submitted to the upstream project. THX


Missing new lines


Falls wir die owl-class-def weiter nutzen, dann könnten wir so die Brücke schlagen?


perfecto, thanks!


Hi @cgerson cc: @ajschumacher
1)  Cheat sheet has not been done.
2, 3 )  good job

For future:
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Ohne owl-class-def würde diese Zeile entfallen...


Do we not need this line anymore? It's to force epydoc to handle the docstrings in this module to be parsed as rST instead of plain text.


Excellent !
:-)   :-)

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Is the `skip` variable used again anywhere else? Why was it added here?


@derekjanni  cc: @ajschumacher
Great job on the command line section. Thanks for using the "<". It makes it easier to see the responses.


Patch for issue #18


Hast du verstanden, was der Unterschied zw. valueType und datatype ist?
datatype für literal values und valueType für andere Klassen?


Right, but only on older browsers, which don't support our graphics libraries anyways. Correct implementations in modern browsers still work just fine.

In any case, it's a holdover from C, where adjacent string literals are merged into single string literals. It's the same idea as doing `5 == x` rather than `x == 5` - reducing the chances of making mistakes.


@emschuch  cc: @ajschumacher
Great job on the command line section. Thanks for using the "<". It makes it easier to see the responses.


^ good thought.


Which pip or pbr do you use? When I test pip 7.0.3 with git+, I had no issue to install.
My pbr is 1.1.1 also. pip install -r requirements.txt and python setup.py install works fine with git+.


Sure.


Using a mutable container as a default argument in a function definition is the worst source of bugs in Python. Was this mutable behavior intentional, i.e. you mean to be able to modify `skiplist` (including possible future code changes by others) and keep the updated default for the life of the interpreter? If not, consider making this a tuple.


@edooley7  cc: @ajschumacher
Great job on the command line section. Thanks for using the "<". It makes it easier to see the responses.


I don't think this space is required by PEP8 or Biopython's style conventions.


python 2.7.10
pip 7.0.3

python setup.py install

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@JEJodesty  cc: @ajschumacher
Great job on the command line section. Thanks for using the "<". It makes it easier to see the responses.


In fact, on my Fedora build, I have been able to remove the OPENSSL_LIBS="-lssl -lcrypto"   It is no longer needed.   My config looks like this now (and the makefile is correct)

```
checking supplied paths for OpenSSL...
checking openssl/opensslv.h usability... yes
checking openssl/opensslv.h presence... yes
checking for openssl/opensslv.h... yes
checking for SSL_library_init in -lssl... yes
checking for MD5_Update in -lcrypto... yes
checking for sqrt in -lm... yes
```

Note the ```checking supplied paths for OpenSSL... ``` is empty (no OPENSSL_LIB needing to be defined), BUT I properly get -lssl -lcrypto on the linkage lines, and things link just fine.


I don't see a good reason to compress the whitespace here -- it's a nuisance for vim users (like me).


@fadushin yeah... just know that https://github.com/basho/yokozuna/commit/1e77caded87f1b8ee6a50d578be67ddc7a817da4 will not be part of the 2.1 (was changed).

We also have to merge develop into 2.1 for 2.1.2 and go w/ the approach you laid out going forward... but I think you know that already :).


@jfoug :+1:


Added:
Read response from ESP and print to Serial Monitor.


Для нумерации версий существуют теги


@juleskk cc: @ajschumacher
Good job on parts 1 and 2.
Part 3 has not bee done.


@kevntao  cc: @ajschumacher
Great job on the command line section. Thanks for using the "<". It makes it easier to see the responses.
For cheat sheet, you can copy and paste list into this markdown file, or create a new one.


This changes the behavior from dropping spaces from quoted strings to always dropping spaces, regardless of quoting. Are you sure this is the right move?

Also, while we're here, `startswith` and `endswith` now accept a tuple argument: `self.symbols.startswith(('"', "'"))` -- more concise.


Hello


You should update the key as well, otherwise the remaining code is a bit confusing since there are no founding members.


@jdalton This is the related issue: https://github.com/jquery/jquery/issues/1772.


@npatta01  cc: @ajschumacher
Great job on the command line section.
In GitHub markdown file:  if you begin your response with “>”, it puts your answer in grey text, so it’s easier to see.


ran er bing mei you shen me ruan yong


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Thank you for that but the original issue remains.

As one of the (ex) maintainers I've put myself in every source file that I've written or modified (5407a0d381cc0e083910352495a98ded0e33de3b), I've never added myself in any of the files where I personally haven't change in any way (check yourself if you don't believe me).

Many changes in multiple files regard the TRACE_CALL macro (d7802fceaea32e0a125a2430a75398cf5c78df06), added for debugging reasons.
We could also ignore that simple line in every source files but please don't remove myself from the other sources where I personally made many changes or they were rewritten
* remmina.c
* remmina_main
* remmina_pref
* remmina_pref_dialog
* remmina_about
* remmina_connection_window
* remmina_keychooser
* remmina_protocol_widget
* remmina_string_list
* remmina_ftp_client
* remmina_sftp_client
* remmina_public
* remmina_trace_calls,
* vnc plugin
* rdp plugin
* xdmcp plugin
* nx plugin
* ssh plugin
* remmina_appdata.xml

On each of these files I've implemented something new, I'm not talking about bug fixes or simply cosmetic changes.

I work as a developer, copyright notices are part of my work and they are my résumé for future jobs.
It's not a real issue that you excluded me from the maintainers, I don't care that much. I care about my code and of the changes I've made to enhance remmina where you took over my property by removing the copyright notices (without any discussion).


Last push; please contact the U.S. Chief Information Officer and/or the Federal CIO Council.


which one you mean?


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@thanhdut `recognizer.view.transform = CGAffineTransformScale(recognizer.view.transform, recognizer.scale, recognizer.scale);`


@ambrinchaudhary has sent me a fix for this issue at https://github.com/ambrinchaudhary/liferay-portal/commit/ca34019aa553caa853bfcb2fcd653ff7eed44467.


@mrasumof  cc: @ajschumacher
Good job on the command line section.

In GitHub markdown file: if you begin your response with “>”, it puts your answer in grey text, so it’s easier to see.


@trishaandrews  cc: @ajschumacher
Great job on the command line section.

In GitHub markdown file: if you begin your response with “>”, it puts your answer in grey text, so it’s easier to see.


Heads up! `str` is undefined.


files should end with a new line (that's why you can see the red circle at the end of each material file displayed by github)


good decision


:beers:


:airplane:


@seanabu cc: @ajschumacher
3.  xargs is a command used to execute commands based on arguments from standard input

Great job on the command line section.

In GitHub markdown file: if you begin your response with “>”, it puts your answer in grey text, so it’s easier to see.


I downloaded, and I am getting cores :-1:    I do not think it has anything to do with this change, I am just talking out loud.


delete the page


@pipay04  cc: @ajschumacher
Great job on the command line section.

In GitHub markdown file: if you begin your response with “>”, it puts your answer in grey text, so it’s easier to see.


can you please remove this debug line?


@tyshaikh  cc: @ajschumacher
Great job on the command line section.

In GitHub markdown file: if you begin your response with “>”, it puts your answer in grey text, so it’s easier to see.


Use designated initializer, not the gcc extension you are using.


It would be better to automatically and correctly remove all whitespace so we don't have to complain to the user about it.


hmm... it seems very odd that nesting an IllegalArgumentException inside of the IllegalArgumentException is necessary... let me put the debugger on it.


@wbush008  cc: @ajschumacher
3. xargs is a command used to execute commands based on arguments from standard input

Great job on the command line section.

In GitHub markdown file: if you begin your response with “>”, it puts your answer in grey text, so it’s easier to see.


buf is void, no need for cast.  Extra space between & and command.


Thanks for documenting this.


remove the cast here as well.


@jdalton These lines are functionally equivalent, so I'm not sure I understand your question. What is the "broader approach" that you're asking about?


Could have both these ideas.
if option 2 or 3 is chosen an extra sfs file is produced that contains either the rest of the firmware, or all the firmware. Once downloaded this sfs could be used as an ordinary extra sfs, since the files are unique.

Silly question: We provide all the modules by default, why do we provide only some firmware by default?


same... designated initializers should be used


@karthikb351: Tell me, does that work?


Hello!


Please consider changing the commit message to

> Change phpunit test suite name


No problem - most of the docs comes from sponge :p

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@wilkung cc: @ajschumacher
1.  Cheat sheet part not done
2.  Looks good
3.   xargs is a command used to execute commands based on arguments from standard input

In GitHub markdown file: if you begin your response with “>”, it puts your answer in grey text, so it’s easier to see.


Looks like seemingly complex algorithm for such simple enemy...


@milkypostman thanks. I will take a look and see if I can resolve this.


lalalalala


Please consider changing the commit message to

> Reduce CI configuration differences with other bundles


@Itelina cc:  @ajschumacher @jonhanke
Good job on this section.
3. xargs is a command used to execute commands based on arguments from standard input

In GitHub markdown file: if you begin your response with “>”, it puts your answer in grey text, so it’s easier to see.


Looks good.


I also updated Ffosbr.media to match the team-b branch. Fixing the issues found by the testing branch were impossible to fix without this.


shouldn't this be:

```
friends << friend
```


It's to avoid another if statement in the catch block in Fedora LDP around # 369. It's up to you.


You can use self enclosing tags for everything in React. e.g.: `<ActivityItem />`, `<ul />` , `<a />`


would be the same here, but not needed now since you commented it out in favor of the above


@yongcho822 cc: @ajschumacher @jonhanke
Good job on command line section.
1.  cheat sheet - would be good

In GitHub markdown file: if you begin your response with “>”, it puts your answer in grey text, so it’s easier to see. d to have an electronic version.


Well, it looks complex, because we do it the property way. So all "settings" are in podoboo:__init.


@jfoug you are right, even the very old MinGW build actually crash on real Windows (for majority of the formats), wow!


I think you're problem was just the adding of the friend to the wrong array. Try it now.


So we're catching `IllegalArgumentException` too many times, so to speak? In other words, we're somewhere throwing an `IllegalArgumentException` where we should be throwing something more semantically precise?


@caotto @jklontz @JordanCheney FYI


This commit is invalid syntax and causes the build to fail


> This is a highly experimental port of MicroPython for **thw** WiFi modules based

Typo.


Much better.  What were you thinking?


I've compared this version to the one without realloc and with malloc & free.

I've come up with another simple speed-up. Instead of allocating two memory blocks for key and value you could allocate a single memory block (value comes first, so that memory alignment is valid and then key which has no requirement for memory alignment).


hi @Alex-e107nl , I would suggest copying this file to the survey plugin's folder and then updating the 'require_once' to point to it.


Has anyone else noticed this issue, using the latest Foundation?


Looks good.


This is just basic boilerplate setup for the Rails app, along with test setup for when I test the code.


FAIL !!!!
![capture d ecran 2015-06-19 a 19 52 06](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/7951118/8259435/c410f788-16bc-11e5-897b-16315cbe430a.png)


Je vais devoir corriger ton code !


FYI, since SimpleHTTP landed with the tls=false option, you don't need to create a temporary self signed cert anymore. You can just run an http server on port 80 ([example](https://github.com/diafygi/letsencrypt-nosudo/blob/e9b642aeff01a5ae9997fead6af8d1d6b7a8728b/sign_csr.py#L234)).


90664130_AlternativeModelPAT (macumber) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-clang-3.5: Build Failed

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> Go kit uses functional options when possible

IMO "when possible" isn't a good criterion for when to use functional options. I think it's a clever idea that made sense in the project where r first wrote about them, but since then they've started being overused. If there isn't a lot of complex configuration (which most well-designed libraries can avoid) then simpler configuration mechanisms (often just exported struct fields or a configuration struct) ought to be preferred.

(I've only been vaguely following the updates on this project, but I haven't seen a more general discussion about functional options go by. If I missed it, please point me in the right direction and I can take discussion over there.)


Why?


This hardcoded full path breaks stuff. Also noticed that this is usr/lib32 on i686. I think I'll just leave it in the parent package.


终于有更新了


Wow. I'm an idiot. How did I not see that?

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Thanks :)

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>
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Isn't the main link more of an example to show people how to link their avatar?


>  These lines are functionally equivalent, so I'm not sure I understand your question. What is the "broader approach" that you're asking about?

Ah sorry I missed the trailing `document.documentMode` check. I was thinking it was just `parent && parent !== parent.top`.


I added Haml, because to me it looks better than HTML and is easier to glance at and make sense of. I also added a normalize.css file, because that will make styling a lot less of a headache. Normalize.css removes all of the built-in styling in browsers, and enables me to take more control over styling. The last file is the seed file, where I parsed the CSV file and added the information to the database.


The `scripts/ios/package.sh` change needs to be applied to `ios/docs/install_docs.sh` as well.


I think having a more precise exception is a separate issue and this is more of an aesthetics issue (as I understand it). The issue with FedoraLdp.updateSparql() is that it already has two catches (the first catch is relying on instanceof; we can keep adding to it this catch block, but that requires an IllegalArgumentException inside another one (or use of initCause(), probably). Or the alternative would be to have yet another catch in FedoraLdp#updateSparql).


I started on an Ajax call to grab the meter and savings information from the database


Buena prueba. Hay que tener en cuenta que Scientific.IO.NetCDF lee las variables con otras funciones a las usadas por netCDF, por lo que habría que actualizar eso también.


I recommend following as closely as reasonably possible to the `Predicate` found in Java 8. This will (eventually) reduce the transition work when we start to use it, and also is more intuitive for users. The interface would look exactly as follows if you use the established naming conventions:

```java
public interface Predicate<T> {
  boolean test(T t);
}
```


@kstrauser sadly I had to just suck it up and go back to 0.7.x because I was all thorough n shit and pinned the dependency in Sphinx to be "<0.8" :(


Nah... don't put this ifdef here. Always I2C_RDRW_IOCTL_MAX_MSGS. It's defined in /usr/include/linux/i2c-dev.h since the beginning of the git era in the kernel.

The only reason not to be there is an specific issue with Ubuntu: there is one package the also installs this header (AFAIR it was i2cdev-tools or something like that)... Then Ubuntu moves the kernel header to /usr/include/linux/i2c-dev.h.kernel.  Which is pretty stupid thing to do.  At most you should have something like this in missing.h (or whatever it was renamed to nowadays):

```
#ifndef I2C_RDRW_IOCTL_MAX_MSGS
#define I2C_RDRW_IOCTL_MAX_MSGS 42
#endif
```

And define it to 42, not 8. However it could also be solved by either the build system or by using a [wrapper header](https://gcc.gnu.org/onlinedocs/gcc-3.0.2/cpp_2.html#SEC11)


Are `open` and `closing` used again later? I would prefer not to have unused variables floating around, and the old comment was clear about what was happening.


@timmywil Ah nice! Close to it yes. We're seeing issues in MS Edge as the problem still exists but the current detection will exclude it from getting the fix. If there was no reason for the restriction I was thinking the check could be reduced to `parent && parent !== parent.top`.