Ok, no worries, I think I’ll get notified when you push.

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> Sounds good. Just to be clear, not all of my changes are pushed up because I have to rebase on top of your most recent merge first.
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ooops! sorry!


A good way to do multiple node insertion is with a for loop.
Give it a shot in the upcoming assignments.


OK, so this was the reason why I was seeing some files with `.en.en.srt`, for example?


thanks


Great.


Ack. @jimmidyson can you confirm if removing service accounts section here is ok for OpenShift?


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Hi, thank you for reporting this issue. I'll take a look ASAP(most
likely tomorrow).

Lars

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> This doesn't seem to work any more when I use it. It fails to compile. When I add 0.9.4 tag my app compiles.

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Links:

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Ah, right. :+1:


you don't need to put it in a string, `Marshal.dump` returns a string. Just do `render text: Marshal.dump(deps)`.


If you use `=`, you might as well remove the `@gem_names` part too... but I think it will work better if we switch back to `||=`. Was this causing a bug?


Also, would it be a big deal to separate all the unrelated refactoring to another commit? I guess at this point it might be, but when I first looked at this I wondered why so many files were implicated in this change.


If nothing else, slack will inform us what Travis thinks of my code when I push it.
Chris

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> Ok, no worries, I think I’ll get notified when you push.
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> > Sounds good. Just to be clear, not all of my changes are pushed up because I have to rebase on top of your most recent merge first.
> > Chris
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> > >
> > > Awesome! Looking good! I’ll start checking out the plotting function. One thing I remembered from Monday is graph label/title capitalization. It’s been a while since I’ve paid much attention to current day convention, but last I remembered the standard is title case for the graph title and sentence case for the x and y axis labels, which I think you had on the graph I saw, but I haven’t seen the others.
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This seems confusing... now the Authenticator says that it can install.

```letsencrypt --installer=manual install``` does not do what I think people would guess it would do.


Let's pull this entire section out into a `DependencyApi` class. Make the initialize method take a list of gems, and make the `as_json` method return the `deps` array. Then add a `to_marshal` method and call that inside the `format.marshal` block.


TeamCity LabkeyTrunk :: CDS postgres 9.4 [Build 91](https://teamcity.labkey.org/viewLog.html?buildId=257947&buildTypeId=LabkeyTrunk_CdsPostgres93) outcome was **FAILURE**
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yay thanks.
Technically the ; is i think extraneous, but it doesn't hurt anything.


Test


While this may work, you are always performing 2 requests. You should use if/else to either do a google search or open the website directly.


Nice!


Thanks


I completely agree.  One additional option to confuse people


Guess I should've named this something similar to Fix for Issue #1 SQL Injection, like in your comments.


i think this is a good candidate for `def := = assign _`


though `def :=[T] = assign[T] _` here, otherwise scala infers `Nothing`


s/selinux$/linux/


Looks good!

Did you test all the functions of the calculator and all three ways the error message can occur?

I have two minor suggestions:

1) I like to limit the amount of code in the try block to only those statements which can actually produce an error (exception).   This makes it more clear where the error can actually occur.   In this case only the int() function calls can produce the exception, so I'd move lines 29-30 to right after line 16.  You can add else blocks to a try/excepts and in this case an else block would be needed for lines 17-28. (I googled "python try except else" and it gave me this link which had an example: https://docs.python.org/2/tutorial/errors.html).  And then likewise for wrapping line 33 with the try/except/else.

2) I'd put the "I don't know what that means." error in a function.  That way, if the message ever needed to be changed (or say, you wanted to play an error sound), the change would only need to made in one place (the function), rather than three.   Alternatively (and I think the best solution because it is the most concise), you could put the error message in a string, and reuse that string in all three places.   The main thing is to avoid code duplication.  Not a big deal here, but in a big program, code duplication can lead to bugs due to not finding all the other duplicates when making a code change to one duplicate.


Коммиты не одинаковые :)
Спасибо за линк :)


I am putting it back in.. Because we do multi curls I was making a few changes to actually do this in a way that works for us.


fix typo


To clarify, this way makes use of the single curl approach found in other instagram php libs


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nit: extra whitespace is inconsistent with rest of options


I think my fate in that respect may have been sealed when I pushed to Github. The commit didn't start off as an all-over-the-place refactor, but snowballed quickly as I mucked around with the password change UI. From here on out, you'll find what I'm working on in a branch, where we can more carefully control the commit flow.


@hardyoyo I'm curious: why is the tag in scm connection pointing to the 5.1-SNAPSHOT, instead of 5.3-SNAPSHOT?


The issue (for discussion) is #334


To be honest, I think not correctly implementing DVD/BD menus is a reason to not use libmpv for some players. It would be great if someone could volunteer for this.

I'll try to look into it, but I can't promise anything since I'm not familiar with the dvd playback code.


agree, I will revert it


@asquared I'm still waiting for a test player to download and spin up, but this is the general idea I got from reading your comments on 672f1282e1bcccbb5ab3f81979856720790a4af0. Is this what you had in mind?


What's going on here?

FormatMountLabel seems to be a noop, and I don't see any kind of TODO...


to the end-user this version is indistinguishable from the previous.  If I pass in an invalid string it should throw, that is a programmer error.


A que hora estas en Cibertec


What is text() used for here?  It seems like you can skip the .elementById() and the .text() calls


Missing semicolon


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@martone
Would you all be open to not identifying MS Edge as IE? I know MS has gone through some lengths to avoid being conflated with it. I can create the PR.

I imagine something like `goog.labs.userAgent.browser.matchMsEdge_()` and `goog.labs.userAgent.browser.isMsEdge` (or the current `isEdge`)


Looks good!


missing semicolon


Please remove debugging


googd


为什么用两个 一个不就够了么


Replace spaces with tabs


Also most 2015 phones being released are on ARMv8 and have > 1 gig of ram, and here we are with new 3DS coming out with 256 megs of RAM and ARMv6 type CPU.


Cool, I thought it would still give a commit hash. Oh well, I guess this commit doesn't hurt anyway.


If this is not required anymore then remove it.


Yup


why was the requirement to use the rails-app layer added ? this denies this from working when custom layers are used


I think this should be done in the catch statement (e.g. main.cc). Newlines in messages are very unusual in C# land


Wouldn't it be better to run the custom importer first rather than last?  So we can make a custom importer that always overrides the default implementation


Haven't had the chance to test my changes in this file, yet. The regex and the BlockedURL.php works, though. PLS take notice of new constructor ( KEY, EMAIL, URL, HOST, SSL )


You should also remove the patch file and the patch README file since they are no longer required.


Looks good to me, though I'm not sure if io.write() will add the newline
needed. You may have to add a \n to the string.

-Andrew
On Jun 26, 2015 6:16 PM, "August" <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> @asquared <https://github.com/asquared> I'm still waiting for a test
> player to download and spin up, but this is the general idea I got from
> reading your comments on 672f128
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Code example is missing quotes around attribute values.


OK, thanks. Could you please make it link to [releases](https://github.com/4Com/team-city-xunit-meta-runner/releases)? for people like me that cannot guess that. :)


Yep, looking at the history I think reverting the original commit that introduced armsoc_bo_name() is what make the most sense.


I'm pretty sure it just uses ARMv6 for backwards-compatibility with the DS (DS games are played by underclocking the CPU). As for the RAM, it's a tightly-optimised single-tasking games console, it doesn't need that much.

I'm having issues getting the 3DS browser to run IodineGBA. It loads the scripts, but the buttons aren't responding to events. `window.onerror` isn't being called, so there's not a JS error. Weird.


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Yep, this was causing a bug in tests.


hoy solo tengo java man. asi que llego a las 8:30.


This was also causing a bug to occur.


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Thanks to tobitege for pointing this


I'm just surprised nintendo's manufacturers aren't charging more for keeping lower density modules and legacy CPU cores in production. Reminds me of Texas Instruments keeping a zilog z80 CPU in their TI-83 calculators still in 2015 with that low res screen. Seriously wondering what it's taking them to keep unupgraded manufacturing processes around.


You should remove whitespace and add some headers if you want. After that, feel free to merge your branch.


+<?php
+echo '
Hello World
';
+ ?>


If we copied code from somewhere on the internet we should state from where it's from and make sure that it has a license that lets us re-use the code


I can't do that because the lowercase interface is used to say the actual interface type


When you're at Nintendo volume, I think the manufacturers don't really care...


Not sure that this is a good idea generally.  Although the use of the carousel is perhaps not the best approach to displaying documents, it's what has been implemented as the page turner.  A page turner with single slides is not really a page turner.  If what's needed is really an image carousel we should probably create a separate directive for that.


Esto se debe sacar, te trajo por un conflico, solo tenes que dejar el texto que se debe commitear


Yes, but here we are trying to use a 3DS browser for something other than a static page and it's blowing up. If they wanted a web browser that wasn't crap they had to have known 512 MB was standard minimum in android phones for a reason.


Why do we want to extract this? I think this code would likely only be used here, and the actual process itself is only around 10 lines of code.


Hey, not sure which commit it is but the links to each resource type on http://serverspec.org/resource_types.html are all broken. Tested on Chrome 43.0.2357.124


coolio :+1:


Remove 'show' action here.


This test fails for me, since private_key and client_email are not included in cred_json above this has the effect of not setting the environment variables.


We went through the shit mobile browser era for a decade already. Maybe we're continuing to ride the low RAM limit on devices that include a web browser for masochistic reasons.


This test name is a little misleading because we are testing Ingestion right? Can you rename it to ```testInvalidJsonReturns400```


I've been playing with this on my new player, but I'm having two issues: the call to io.read is hanging the whole thing, and the return value is non-zero even without that. I'm most likely not fully understanding the use of io.read in this context. But I've no idea why using chpasswd with popen in this way isn't working (the newline didn't seem to effect my issue either way).


Sorry, I'm just frustrated with the 5 year delay. Sure games can get away with low RAM and processing, but when your device becomes a generic web browser and social media platform, that's no longer an option.


Better comment on what's going on here? I'm quite confused.


This is great and can be really helpful, especially for cases where users look at LTR content with RTL interface (or vise versa)

However, there also has to be a PHP implementation for this before it can be used.


You must indicate the actions that will not be supported as 'show' action. Add 'except' clause.


We want to extract it because:

  - in general, it would be nice if all methods are around 5 lines
  - controllers not the right place to manipulate data formats
  - it's extremely hard to test here, and extremely easy to test as a class that takes in gem names and outputs arrays
  - it's hard to understand what the point is unless you read every single line
  - controller actions are best when they tell you _what_ is happening, not _how_ it is happening, and this is only the how


r+


that means something else is wrong, then. I'll try to take a look later today.


The 3DS browser is useless beyond mobile sites anyway, as was the DSi browser and the DS browser. I don't think it's really a problem, though. Web browsing isn't the primary function of the device, it's a nice bonus.


The code you forked already supports the alt modifier.


This label is meant to be specified by the app, not the user. The idea here is that the app can describe what the capability is used for, in order to display this in the sharing visualization. So, you'll need to add a parameter to the postMessage API for invoking a request.


That makes it sound like the tests are all sharing a single controller instance, which means the tests need to be fixed rather than the controller. I'll try to look at it later today.


Unicode is preferrable as password? (Could believe it but wanting to double check.)


I've not really looked into it but pthread_setname_np or pthread_set_name_np don't appear to be POSIX compliant functions. Are they truly required? Any C library that chooses POSIX-compliance instead of GNUisms will run into this problem (although, they aren't that many so it's also viable to ignore).


Here's a usage of the cancellation token for test; lifetime similar to TopShelf https://github.com/SuaveIO/suave/blob/master/src/Suave.Testing/Testing.fs#L104


I think you meant `token.requirements` here?


saw approval from MonsieurNicolas
at https://github.com/jedmccaleb/stellar-core/commit/478c206a709ccf321dc4499fae4f0c78b1487ef5


merging jedmccaleb/stellar-core/master = 478c206a into auto


jedmccaleb/stellar-core/master = 478c206a merged ok, testing candidate = 4e0a30a1


Just confirmed IodineGBA runs on an iPhone 3GS.


Sorry, I was reading it carelessly on my phone. The io.read call isn't
necessary and is presumably hanging because chpasswd isn't producing
anything on stdout, but chpasswd is still waiting for more input on stdin
because it hasn't been closed yet, so it's not closing stdout, which would
cause the read to unblock.

-Andrew
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> I've been playing with this on my new player, but I'm having two issues:
> the call to io.read is hanging the whole thing, and the return value is
> non-zero even without that. I'm most likely not fully understanding the use
> of io.read in this context. But I've no idea why using chpasswd with popen
> in this way isn't working (the newline didn't seem to effect my issue
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So here's where you'd signal the token you wish to stop.


Hi there! VimFx now supports adding custom commands! Perhaps you’d like to try it out instead of maintaining a fork? The API needs testing!


You should not need to wait for the same element again.  Also, use elementById, not waitFor after the app is loaded.  Unless, of course, it goes away for some reason.


Added comment for the test.


Off by 1


tabs


Off by 1, these are the TMS scales


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This test is failing on Chrome for me.


Yes, we might not use any other external files to provide info.
Topology and params will serve that purpose.


I've never done gitian building but I'll see if I can set up an environment and run some test builds.


This is should be a 500 error -- it's the server's fault, not the caller's.


I'll be impressed when it runs on a 128MB iOS device, like my old iPod touch (which I no longer have). That thing saw applications crash sometimes when they ran out of RAM.


We also need to check that the requiredPermissions are held currently, right?


In this core file we need not to change anything, if there is anything specific to particular device, it should be part of device_driver.


Yeah-that seemed to do it in this commit: https://github.com/concerto/bandshell/commit/36afb70527d9ecfa51b295c9e47794df9206f862 -- which is working on my box.


I wonder if you test while running SimpleHTTPServer if you'd see the same error...

http://effbot.org/librarybook/simplehttpserver.htm


It might be a good idea to do this now, otherwise I think restoring a token is O(n^2) currently, where n is the number of ancestors.

Either that or we should do some sort of caching so that we don't multiply check the same token during the same restore() operation...


Typo: "invariants"


Change to '@states = State.paginate(page: params[:page], per_page: 10)'


Removed excess .txt file


No, my plan is to keep it like it is, no changes accepted,  and add an option like coursera's -f FILE_FORMATS.
Also if somebody creates a course extractor accept their refinements for their case e.g. some music related course can have wav, tiff, midi, etc...


This is interesting. I guess we need another requirement type that says "token X provides permissions Y on grain Z"?

I would upgrade this to TODO(soon)...


This position for a new parameter will break method calls that do not use named parameters.


Change to:

  def index
    @state = State.new
    paginate_states
  end

  def new
    @state = State.new
    paginate_states
    render :index
  end

  def edit
    paginate_states
    render :index
  end


some tests failed:
failure: https://travis-ci.org/stellar/stellar-core/builds/68554599


are there any adverse effects of this change for a Windows user? it would be an error that just wouldn't end the rest of an install I assume? was interested to cherry-pick these in


empty line before this


Is it the case that all 400 responses will (1) have a json body and (2) have a details attribute?


TODO(soon)


good point, this can be refined later on.


Is there any way to enforce this invariant without resorting to another immutable flag down the road?


Cool, thank you :)


I know. Any commits do not cause this issue. Cause of Jekyll version of GitHub Pages changing.

If I remove `<nav ...>` and `</nav>`, links are shown correctly. But they become not fixed on the top.
So I'm thinkng how to fix it. If you have any idea, please tell me.


Try to avoid "!" (not) expression in "if" statements. ( Suggestion Ex: "if @state.sponsors.exists?" )


You changed these from 500 to 400, but the error is the server's for not implementing...


Well it's arguably the user's fault for passing a bad argument. I'm ok with it being either here...


After this commit tracks.conf will be loaded too (previously there were no controllers for mapping and returning tracks.conf, something i had pondered about during lab meeting too)

Also, due to 8b8d9fed7734, you can now place files like BAM files, BW files, etc anywhere in the data directory (previously it required bigwig files in a bw/ subfolder and BAM files in a bam/ subfolder)


The case is because we don't need to add subvideos ids when we don't have more than one video per page, e.g.
if we have only one video in the subsection it would be called 01-VIDEONAME, if we have 3 we will have 01-01-VIDEO1, 01-02-VIDEO2 and 01-03-VIDEO3. I would prefer to have one more case, but I find annoying to have 01-01-VIDEONAME when there is only one video, but I can change it.


From ZeroPush:

Currently we do not have a test server.  Typically we recommend using a mocking library that does not make actual HTTP calls, but instead allows you to make assertions on requests.

This library [ https://github.com/pgte/nock ] looks suitable for the task.


yes it is not perfect english but I just wanted to make the point, to be fixed too.


@asquared  The last thing I'd like to do on this branch is resolve how to hang on to the password. Right now, the config holding the password is being deleted whenever the password is changed (https://github.com/concerto/bandshell/commit/672f1282e1bcccbb5ab3f81979856720790a4af0#commitcomment-11891694). This isn't going to work after a reboot. So the options are to hang onto the config or as you mentioned earlier, save the shadow password entries. I can't really say that storing the password in the config is inherently insecure, but it doesn't seem clean/preferable. Any thoughts?


The indentation is really confusing here. Please match the style of other constructors, i.e.:

    Name(params...)
        : field(value), field(value),
          field(value) {
      body
    }


Agree, noted for future change, (video_youtube one), however, the mp4_urls will stay like that since they are an array in the original json structure.


Why would anyone pass a different value? POSIX guarantees that its functions return -1 on error. It's not "a negative value", it's always -1.

You can tell me "testing for the sign bit is faster than testing for -1". You can tell me "for consistency with the rest of the code, please check for < 0, even if no other negative values can happen". But the argument can't be because of something that can't happen anyway.


Yes, it happened in particular when you re-executed the script.


Nifty. Let me try this one out.


I'd explicitly write `SystemPersistent::Server::dispatchCallInternal` here to be more robust; otherwise if, say, a new subclass were added and SaveWrapper switched to it, this would break.


I can do this kind of transformation on the code, but let's get in sync so that we don't step onto each other's toes. :)


Would it hurt having `set -x` here? It would be nice knowing what `deps.sh` is doing.


Yes, I thought about this before writing. I think that we can keep the code as is, but it will be funny to have videos that have two levels of numbering while others have only once (sure, it's not our fault, that's how the course was designed).


The great thing about ruby is that it will automatically return values.
[code]
def is_joined?
  player_black_id && player_white_id
end
[code]
will return the same value


develop (Myoldmopar) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1163 of 1163 tests passed)

![Build Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/build%20status-passing-green.svg) ![Test Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/tests%20passed-100.0%25-green.svg)


Thanks for the merge, I know I had some technical debt out there, but I am going to try to fix some of it in subsequent commits.


Any reason you didn't use `#if ! RIPPLE_ENABLE_MULTI_SIGN` here?


esta bien


I don't think there's any error we can reasonably handle beyond retrying here. Typically an error here will be because it's already closed. If you have an error in mind, I'd be happy to look into it.


Sure, there's no repetition in `video.mp4_urls`. We all agree here. :)

BTW, talking about repetition, I started today using this:

https://codeclimate.com/github/coursera-dl/coursera

Look at how many things that it points out about our codebase. :) Many of those I already had in mind (e.g., the immense number of parameters that I receive in one function), but others I didn't and it is a really nice thing to know where to refactor the code.

I guess that @shk3 can grant us some rights to hook the repo with travis, coveralls and this code climate thing.


Dude, you have this overlay already


Good catch.


Humm, strange. I had this happening even if I *didn't* rerun the script... I will have to investigate it more...


Inadvertent print statement?


Ah... yea ok. No suggests right now unfortunately, good luck hope you can figure it out :) At least you know about it.


We should probably be sure to test each way that requirements can fail, since missing one of them could be a big security problem... but we could wait until membranes exist to flesh this out, since some of them aren't really going to be checked until then anyway.


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"This should be placed..." makes it seem like the `base.html` file should be placed in the same dir as the `mkdocs.yml` config file. Actually, the `theme_dir` should be placed there and the `base.html` file should go in that dir. Might want to clean that up.


No worries. We all have technical debt. :) And that's the reason why we perform peer-reviews. You learn, I learn, other contributors teach us and so on. :) BTW, I would love it if we could bring more people to actively work on this, to avoid the situation of `rdiff-backup` happening here (read: "low bus factor").


I realize this is the "simplest", but no page `<title>`?


"... the the ..." <= delete a repeated "the"


Docstring?


Can this patch be commited to 15.05 branch, too? On 15.05 branch the same problem exists.


Groovy. So this should shutdown orphaned job processes, right?


Cf 1847afd2b93cb8ddad6fbbaf30c364f4b78224b1


Did you read about the git-flow?


Er, nevermind... you start a new thread in the "start" process.


Can we separate HTTP from core? ;-) just idea


The function body and closing brace are still indented too much here...


It might be nice for the configuration names in the table to link to the appropriate sections elsewhere in the docs which describe them (I'm assuming on the `user-guide/configuration.md` page).


This seems like a heavyweight guard.  Does it pay for itself?


This causes the sender to be instantly disconnected without a reject message and ban (in CheckBlock() ) as before. It also causes whitelisted peers to be disconnected.

Were those intended changes?


"... for for..." <= delete the duplicate "for"


Let me test this out in Windows. I seem to recall that I felt it was necessary to start the cronserver in a separate process (and not just a thread), but that may have been a delirious hallucination.


@amirsh Note that this line yields a warning:
```
[warn] ArrayPartitioning.scala:280: fruitless type test: a value of type ch.epfl.data.sc.pardis.ir.Expression[Any] cannot also be a ch.epfl.data.sc.pardis.ir.PardisNode[T] (the underlying of ArrayPartitioning.this.IR.Def[T])
[warn]                          ${ ConstraintExtract(key, constraint) }
```
I don't know if it's erroneous (since now symbol extraction can extract defs). I did not have time to try and run the thing.


Unless you've taken this code from elsewhere, I think you only want `2015`.


... "includes represents..." <= pick one.


"isage" => usage


What?


Ops I forgot it. I am reading now.


I note that this commit was authored mere hours before the SCOTUS ruling. COINCIDENCE?!?!


No strong reason


Yes but its too much work to do right now, I will do it after OpenLedger gets working. The damage is limited because people aren't going to be using this constructor, it will be just two places in the code that call it.


Needs work


This is pretty cheap when compiled I think, a read on a @CompilationFinal for RubyBasicObject and an instanceof for primitives types, folding away in the case of a single receiver.


Copy-paste is evil :smile:


I think you probably need to explain this line:

Replace "themename" with the string based name that you wants users to assign to the "theme" config value and "theme_name" with the package name.

I'm not sure now, did I get that right? I could look at the source, but, well the users shouldn't have to do that.


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This is not a good abstraction: one can't create a socket without close on exec flag set. This might be necessary for AF_UNIX sockets if they're used for IPC channels


"... should can ..." => chose one


It's very similar to the checks dispatch nodes do for instance, except they are scattered across multiple classes.


What happens if pipe2() isn't available?


int pipedes[static 2]


If you want a non-CLOEXEC socket, then you unset the FD_CLOEXEC **after** fork. You can't do it before fork() in a library or in a multithreaded application that may fork().

That's also the reason I didn't replace the dup2() calls in Soletta with dup3(): those ones are actually correct to be non-CLOEXEC, as they're done post-fork().


I think I will change the docstring instead, since the input of add_a_cut is a dictionary, and we have no way to know its the original prefix. Self._prefix only exits in InteractiveLPStandardForm.


For clarity: this does not remove any of the `--ini` functionality! It just prevents us from making up a magical ini file and looking for it called <prog>.ini in the current working directory. This is hard to test and causes headaches when uses command aliases (aka setuptools console entry points) .


nit: findAllRefsForExportDefault


LGTM


I guess I need to look at those again.  Thanks.


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r+


Oops, fallback missing!


Done.


Adding a new command is better. "npm script start-xxx". I think It's so unfixable style


Great!


that seem good.


@evanshortiss Interesting, I never thought of that. But my JavaScript fu is weak and checking types in JavaScript seems non trivial. Do you have an example of what you mean by checking properties? Just allowing the constructor to take in a hash of AWS SNS params is probably the most fool proof way of doing things.


A note for consideration -- this looks like it presumes there will always be proper hashes that exist in the git FS for the loading function. Though its an obvious edge-case do you think it would be wise to build some sort of exception and handling for this in the future?


I didn't change the version on purpose, that's the version of bison i had installed.

This file, and the language table, are essentially binaries, and ought not to be tracked.. on the other hand it's nice to see the resulting changes in the diffs.

But, building them doesn't happen on all platforms.


I see. Since we wouldn't be testing ZeroPush's API (that's their job), we
would want to just mock out their API in our tests, namely the notify
method. Not sure what a clean way to do that is.

It's this sort of problem, btw, that motivates the dependency injection
pattern that you see in Angular. You would have the method specify its
dependency as an argument to the method, and call it with a live API object
in production and a mock object in tests, viz:

```
send: function(options) {
  var zeroPush = options.ZeroPush;
  ...
}
```

Not saying we should do that here though... going to keep thinking about it.

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wrote:

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>
> Currently we do not have a test server. Typically we recommend using a
> mocking library that does not make actual HTTP calls, but instead allows
> you to make assertions on requests.
>
> This library [ https://github.com/pgte/nock ] looks suitable for the task.
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Solves #1


It's that `ScanLines` is looking for bona fide lines. My suggestion (which you should ignore) was just that we're not looking for lines per se, as much as we are looking for "complete chunks of terminal output". Programs that do in-place updates in the terminal (e.g. wget) wouldn't be handled here, because they stream gobs of useful updates without any `\n`s. Anyway, it's academic--this code is just fine as is. :)


Hmmm, I have no idea what happened here. I was just trying to tag a new version of `ValidatedNumerics.jl` (v0.1). Apparently that worked, but I don't understand what all these random package changes are about. I just did `Pkg.update()` and `Pkg.publish()`.


fast-forwarding develop to borshop-integration-519-zl/test-fix/yz_pb-sure-up-develop = 3e749512


$ceph_test_libcephfs --gtest_filter=LibCephFS.PreadvPwritev --gtest_catch_exceptions=0
Running main() from gmock_main.cc
Note: Google Test filter = LibCephFS.PreadvPwritev
[==========] Running 1 test from 1 test case.
[----------] Global test environment set-up.
[----------] 1 test from LibCephFS
[ RUN      ] LibCephFS.PreadvPwritev
[       OK ] LibCephFS.PreadvPwritev (1472 ms)
[----------] 1 test from LibCephFS (1472 ms total)

[----------] Global test environment tear-down
[==========] 1 test from 1 test case ran. (1472 ms total)
[  PASSED  ] 1 test.


This is all wrong!


Зачем это надо?


It's not an idiom I've seen much. The main reason I can think of to have fields of an unexported struct type be exported is to work with reflection--usually `encoding/json`.


This condition is not right. cs-gen does not return a Boolean, and Records are of kind *.


Yeah, I have seen that. :+1: I'll downcase.


Record is of kind *.


the if is ok... a typo error but the rm & cp lol... that i was thinking? /facepalm


Следует выделить целый класс для WindowProcedure и notifications_callback, незачем все в mfBackend писать.


reply(img=urllib2.urlopen(yoururl).read())
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> how i can add a url as img ?
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\o/


What should it save for the auth bypass?


Hi Martin,
this does clarify the "expiration information" a bit. Just another clarifying question: is the expiration information referring to the Cache-control: max-age info or is it carried in some other form?


Этого, я полагаю, не будет в финальном коде? Не забывай тестовые вещи убирать, может у тебя они еще где-то в коде есть, а ты забыл о них. По крайней мере как-то помечай их. В Qt Creator есть плагин который все TODO, FIXME, NOTE и т.п. из кода подбирает и показывает в отдельном интерфейсе, собирая все эти комментарии из всего кода проекта, предоставляя возможность перейти к определенному комментарию в коде по клику на комментарий из этог оинтерфейса. Довольно удобно.


Now it's compiling 100% :+1:


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Oh no, wait I know, I can try a report_vuln for that.


Ah I see, that makes sense- thanks for clarifying.


Rather than duplicating, can you just add lines at the end of this file to alias? Like, window.huntList['Abalathia's Spine: The Sea Of Clouds'] = window.huntList['The Sea of Clouds'], etc?


Здесь мы хотим обрабатывать пустой `notifications_callback` как если бы пользователь отменил уже запущенную обработку сообщений. Т.е. не пустой `notifications_callback` запускает обработку, пустой останавливает ее. Естественно запускать ее когда она уже запущена или останавливать когда она уже остановлена является ошибками и ты должен вернуть какой-то код ошибки.


Что такое "stream"? Может быть ты имел в виду thread?


@Sfolt :(


You could've just set the bin to ('gui-fixed', 2)


@wking Sorry but we do not allow string matched errors in the distribution code base. They are just too unreliable. There may be a few exceptions in the code base, but definitely not in driver code.


Aaaah, gotcha, yeah that makes sense. I'm cool with handling that too via `IndexAny` if you think it makes sense.


I'd move auth_store to ./support subfolder and make it CamelCase so it's a class/module.


zygg


or that


@Sfolt `$ gem update bundler`


We're relying on Google Analytics for the portal and ocean current of course.  I think GA excludes known bots (if you check the box)


I'm ok either way, up to you.


Sure sure, just wasn't sure how to do it.

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wrote:

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> window.huntList['The Sea of Clouds'], etc?
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It looks like packer only handles `\n` when executing `RemoteCmd`s https://github.com/mitchellh/packer/blob/master/packer/communicator.go#L120 . Handling `\r` seems pretty straightforward, but I'm not sure I know what handling of `\b` might look like.


Is this playable version? :smile:


I'll just leave it at `\n` for now, we can revisit later if it turns out we (or someone else) desires it.


Hello mschipperheyn on issue #1 . We added a screencapture in README.md.


any reason this class is sealed?


Some curiously things:

  * http://stackoverflow.com/questions/12195794/what-is-the-correct-way-to-check-equality-between-instances-of-a-union

  * http://stackoverflow.com/questions/141720/how-do-you-compare-structs-for-equality-in-c


Its weird passing down the whole class as a logger, is there a risk of memory leak here?


Thanks, I really need to get back to picking this up... got majorly sidetracked...


Mine was package protected, because I still dream of my pull request being applied and no longer needing to maintain this.


On Thu, Jun 25, 2015 at 08:13:50PM -0700, Stephen Day wrote:
> @wking Sorry but we do not allow string matched errors in the
> distribution code base. They are just too unreliable. There may be a
> few exceptions in the code base, but definitely not in driver code.

So push the string-matching check into ipfs-shell?  That doesn't seem
like a big change, but maybe it ticks off the box ;).  Or do we need
to update the IPFS API to return numeric error codes?


That looks like a fair question. Do we need every message to go to the dialog? Does it only go to the dialog or elsewhere as well?


Can this call work in the worker thread?


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Are you sure? You use "@error" below in this scope.


You should be able to suck this off the classpath with a class loader `getResource` and avoid the nasty traversal.

Though now that I type that, we might need this project to depend on core's test configuration.  You know what?  I'd just find another public domain file.  GitHub doesn't charge us by the byte.


I :heart: pull requests with examples.


I like stack uses `.yml` and not the more custom (so harder to parse) `.cabal` format.


missing a function name here


Yeah, easier to parse and easy for a human to understand if there's a syntax error.


Opened an issue over here https://github.com/colleenmcginnis/colleenmcginnis.github.io/issues/2 for more detailed discussion.

Sorry it's not on the `colleensite` fork, but you can't open issues on forks AFAIK.


CPUFREQ_UNPLUG_LIMIT 1800000 lol really :v


Thaaaaaaanks !
I was fighting with that just few days before delivery. It was working and after a composer update I did spend 2 days trying to understand from where that was not working anymore and finally made a search in  KunstmaanBundlesCMS github repository and found your fix. I had got the fact that it was coming from permissionChanges but couldn't fixed it. Neither it's working on the demo site so that's how I've searched here.
Works like a charm. You might also have been fighting a while to got it.
Hope it's gonna be part of the master branch so that a composer update will fix that.
Wow. I was close but your fix might have saved me few hours.


The intent was to expand on this.  As for expiration information, I think that we need to have some flexibility.  `Cache-Control: max-age` is simply one option.  `Expires` is another.


ok


@shaisachs I was stumped for a long time on how to fake calls to VAN - tried a few iterations doomed to complexity and failure. While this could use some refactoring TLC, I think this will be a pretty clean solution for forcing the different VAN API scenarios and testing their responses appropriately.

Above this line is what will become boilerplate code that we'll be able to share with most of our endpoint tests. Below is the specific test - which is looking very lean :last_quarter_moon:


this needs a better name but it's mocking out the `getActivistCode` call on the API client and calling whichever callback we're forcing it to immediately, skipping the call to VAN. The `requestMock` down below turns `request` into a harmless noop


nit: you can keep this ...string (to have a nicer API when constructing the slaves list by hand) and have the caller (when is a []string) use the ... notation. e.g. solr_proxy.go#23 would say `p := proxy.NewProxy(*master, slaveServers...)`


Do we have to change the build chain every day? Sigh.


nit - if you give a name to the return value (p) then in line 25 you can do `p = $Proxy......`, or otherwise remove the name from this line (21)


I actually changed that a bit. Check master in a few minutes.


hi xiaolu
How you compile this binary & which source do you use for it?


Very true, Hong! APIs are great for people that don't have a computer science major to get involved in building aps!


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:sunglasses: :+1:

One thing I noticed is that the window always appears with this tab selected.


Hm, I tried to test this out and I am pretty confused.

Set-up:

```
:au BufEnter * echo 'BE'
:au BufWinEnter * echo 'BWE'
```

- Open a new file (with `:e FILE`): see `BE` and `BWE` logged
- Open a new file (with `:sp FILE`): see `BE` and `BWE` logged
- Hide a file with `:hide`, then re-open it with `:e FILE`: see `BE` but not `BWE`

What actions would I have to take to trigger `BufWinEnter` alone like you say?


We may also want to set a goal for the number of users we talk about


Do You really meant to write two exclamations here?


both updater and reader can be declared with the interface type `http.Handler` (as they are only used as such).
Since they already implement the http.Handler interface, no other changes will be reuired, and it would make testing the proxy struct (mostly the muxing code) very straightforward - you pass in a couple of dummy http.Handler implementations that sets a isCalled flag or something of sorts.
, and already implement it)


you can either drop the `d` from line 26, or rename `e` with `d` in lines 27-28 and skip the return


Haha Alex, Rohan is kanging xD xD


yup, it will be cleaner. Will do.


Do you use the suspend defer timer into state notifier?


string st


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:P


@stelladevulder this is great. You should think of the alt text as what a screen reader will read to a blind person. Often it'll be similar to the caption.


hm not fully, but the panel shows up data :laughing:


Is the idea to allow associating one-to-one prior to have a model id?


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TestCode in Maintainance


type w


The scenario that led me to this is when validating set members and the obs group does not have a groupingContentId attribute, or the specified concept does not exist.


@sqs What is this needed for? `MaxCommits` is exported but not documented, and this commit message doesn't provide motivation.

Unless it's needed, I will remove it while making my changes to remove `total`. I'm guessing this was an optimization, but it won't be needed once `total` is no longer calculated.


Please change priority to 0.


:star:


btw `coverage=true` should be on by default these days


I was wondering about that as I did it


wacky indent xD


Yeah, it must have been a hacky perf hotfix. Delete at will.

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こっちはシンボルなのですね。


But that does not seem like a valid reason not to test the children, I'll make the necessary changes.


I suppose there are no benefit, however Emacs document says as below.

> If you need Common Lisp extensions, use the ‘cl-lib’ library rather than the old ‘cl’ library.  The latter does not use a clean namespace (i.e., its definitions do not start with a ‘cl-’ prefix). If your package loads ‘cl’ at run time, that could cause name clashes for users who don’t use that package.

And loading `cl.el` at run time makes byte-compile warning.

See also
- http://emacswiki.org/emacs/CommonLispForEmacs


あえて記述が落ち着くかとも思いましたが、必要最小限に直しておきます。


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確かに、統一させます。


Once https is back up and running I'll add another example.


@lennartcl this fixes https://github.com/ajaxorg/ace/pull/2480.
I am not 100% sure if we need to support documents in xml mode, but this doesn't seem to affect performance, and seems to be simple enough to keep.


Reverted.


changes are done


Done.


stamped_by? が短くていいですね。
ありがとうございます。


find_by_xxよりは新しいfind_byを使うことを検討してくださいー。
http://qiita.com/jnchito/items/2b7d64851665071ed6e6


Nope, gonna delete this.


This is much better, but you've got this perfectly serviceable `.insert()` method defined just below here.  It's job is to put values into the linked list, one-at-a-time, no?  Why not use it here?


@alstab @eamonoreilly FYI I renamed static assets / secure static assets everywhere to "local" instead of "static". Everything except the prototype should be good with that. @alstab I think we'll need to update the prototype before our next customer meeting to use "local" instead of "static" so things will work when we have folks test.


ok understand, no open source :-)... are you already having maintainers for i9305 and mako? Are you interested in seeing your rom on this devices? Blinga textet me with linking me to your rom and sent invitation to your google+. I know him from an other team. Wondering what was his motivation to do so :-)


Note this causes the following 7 tests to fail:
⨯ With inverse. [parse without id attribute] (4x)
⨯ Remove on dissociate. (2x)
⨯ Set id attribute.


これ三項演算子いらないのでは？
そしてセミコロンが気になる・・・。

```ruby
start_index = params[:index].to_i
```


should be `updateContent`


piop


maybe this just needs to be set to inactive once you have configured OS mouse successfully.


@E3V3A, would this be correct?

```JAVA
 private static final String mTAG = "SamsungMulticlientRilExecutor";
```
If so, let me know and I'll change it ASAP.


render @projects


reorderを使っている理由はなんですかね？


このコミットはWIPなので良いですが、他のコミットで消える事を期待しています。


nilと空文字も0に落ちるんですね、知りませんでした、修正します！

> そしてセミコロンが気になる・・・。
この辺はオールドプログラマーの癖ですかね・・・


Кстати один btw насчет сообщений об ошибках. В required никогда не должно быть scala.meta.internal.ast типов. Если они туда пробрались, это баг. Это не критика этого коммита, т.к. в нем все нормально, а просто на будущее.


См. комментарий выше.


maybe create a class/file in windowing/egl/rbp?
Note that windowing has a method ShowOSMouse. app is able to switch between OS and skin mouse at runtime.


非推奨でしたね、直します。


Why are we listing all issuefile without any context?


good and clean.


wtf when loaded in browser


This worked for me temporarily when just changing my .js and refreshing.
As soon as i reset the browser the problem comes back


reorderと{}指定が混乱しました・・・直します。


printf debug です・・・後ろのコミットで消えてます。


Spy on phone text messages
And read text context


Guten Morgen mein Herr. Ich bin froh zu sehen, dass DuffedUI ist noch in Arbeit. Ich habe vom WoW seit einiger Zeit. Ich bin bereit, Beta-Test helfen und selbst beheben taints wenn ich kann. Mach weiter so. Duffed ist mein all time favorite. : D Lassen Sie mich wissen, wenn Sie möchten, dass ich Sie Fragen finde ich zu informieren. Gemessen an der Höhe der vorgenommenen Änderungen werde ich annehmen, dass Sie sehr beschäftigt sind, so werde ich auf Ihre Antwort warten.
(Google Translate)

Good morning sir. I'm glad to see that DuffedUI is still in the works. I have been away from WoW for some time. I'm willing to help beta test and even fix taints if I can. Keep up the good work. Duffed is my all time favorite.  :D Let me know if you'd like me to inform you of issues I find. Judging by the amount of edits you made I'll assume you are quite busy so I'll wait for your reply.


As far as I can tell, this isn't actually a valid plugin ID?


Hi Matt, I just found this project and I think it looks extremely interesting. I haven't really had time to read through the source yet, but based on this commit log I may have some useful code you could check out. A while back I wrote a TEV material to HLSL shader generator that looks similar to this. You'll find it in my WindWaker project. I'm so happy to see someone else working on this, and really actively too! You're inspiring me to get back into this...


the preferred form of this is:

```python
while myNode is not None:
```


[heavywater] New rails_hello_world created (version: 0.1.6)

- https://fission.d2o.io/pipeline/job/344315ec-820e-4c06-83cc-00000ffc0000


nice.


Seems like you are not able to reproduce it because you are running it id different way. I run it via Eclipse by right clicking on xml or suite. I also tried it running using command line but it always skips test classes.


Right, my bad for overlooking this.


Hey Mike,

I'm surprised anyone found this project! I'll have a gander, I've been chewing away at the generation (for just a day now) based on code from a few people so more resources never hurts!

If you want a slightly more functional version of this, the 'old' (aka current public one...) exists here: https://github.com/LordNed/WindEditor/ - it lets you actually edit objects and their values, but rendering is pretty non-existant. Going to drop you a line to your email, would love to chat.


AH, that doesn't surprise me. 9305 is international s3 correct? Not sure what mako is but would guess nexus 4 maybe. Hit me up on hangouts, my email is on my github page


I think it should properly stop managed object, so it would avoid memory leaks, i'll try on tomcat next week.

But start method of LifeCycle objects is never called.


把张博的故事搬上来当作蓝本吧


changes look gud


With the current numbers, around 1/5 of primitive and agrarian hoburgs will have cavemen (with better-than-normal-for-cavemen gear) integrated directly into their society (i.e., they get caveman poses for infantry and T1 casters in their primary race; this can have the side effect of allowing for near-100% caveman races if the secondary race is cavemen too; this wasn't intended but it doesn't upset me at all)... this may help mitigate the lack of access to fancy gear on less advanced hoburgs. I think I'm going to tag sticks as notepic as well to try to cut down on the number of low-tech sacreds and elites with sticks...


._. Sure, looks like I made a mistake with Travis


Resulta que no había guardado los últimos cambios del notebook al hacer el commit de las 11:59. Por eso hizo un nuevo commit con éstos, y luego hice otro (donde modifiqué el número de decimales de la última tabla) porque pensé que no había hecho este último.


The string `<b>Le 28/11/13 à 01:00 par GRC</b><br />Clôture automatique<br/>` encoded as [UTF-8](http://www.utf8-chartable.de/) is 67 bytes long.
```
$ hexdump -C unicode.txt
00000000  3c 62 3e 4c 65 20 32 38  2f 31 31 2f 31 33 20 c3  |<b>Le 28/11/13 .|
00000010  a0 20 30 31 3a 30 30 20  70 61 72 20 47 52 43 3c  |. 01:00 par GRC<|
00000020  2f 62 3e 3c 62 72 20 2f  3e 43 6c c3 b4 74 75 72  |/b><br />Cl..tur|
00000030  65 20 61 75 74 6f 6d 61  74 69 71 75 65 3c 62 72  |e automatique<br|
00000040  2f 3e                                             |/>|
00000042
```

Your example serialized PHP shows that the PHP runtime had encoded this string in 64 bytes (PHP string lengths are always given in bytes). It seems quite likely that your PHP runtime encoded this string using the [ISO-8859-1 (Latin-1) character set](http://www.ic.unicamp.br/~stolfi/EXPORT/www/ISO-8859-1-Encoding.html):
```
$ hexdump -C latin1.txt
00000000  3c 62 3e 4c 65 20 32 38  2f 31 31 2f 31 33 20 e0  |<b>Le 28/11/13 .|
00000010  20 30 31 3a 30 30 20 70  61 72 20 47 52 43 3c 2f  | 01:00 par GRC</|
00000020  62 3e 3c 62 72 20 2f 3e  43 6c f4 74 75 72 65 20  |b><br />Cl.ture |
00000030  61 75 74 6f 6d 61 74 69  71 75 65 3c 62 72 2f 3e  |automatique<br/>|
00000040
```
It is apparently not documented in the README or source code, but this library assumes that both the PHP runtime and the javascript runtime are using UTF-8 encoding for string values. This is why the Unicode code point string length and byte string length are computed separately.


I shall find another file !


yes


Also created a new method to get the client port, validated.


this change here was just because it's less annoying?


not needed because of copy on next line.


Not needed because of memcpy below.


I'm getting setfaults running this version with _omnical_test.py when using my laptop. That's why I didn't push this change earlier.


The color of the buttons should be rotated. TO do that reorder the self.colors array and apply the colors to the buttons just like you do it initially.


Mystery solved!


Fixes #1


You didn't implement didPinchWithScale in the view controller.


You also want to set a target on your buttons and comment out the tap gesture recognizer (and use the target instead)


wtf?


Just need to print the Data Via Linked List. Nothing else. We get to Die Later.


Hi
I found in pa900 OPOS :
DKAMBIENCE=NO   SAMPLING_ENABLED=YES    SAMPLING_RECORD=NO  HAS_LIMITER=YES
In pa600 this part is missing !


In the programs current State... There are no warnings nor compiler errors.


I believe this is not portable.
Could you switch to using this function please: https://github.com/casadi/casadi/blob/master/casadi/core/profiling.hpp#L52


If `'TChange` is `'TState option` then the merge function could just check that at most one handler produced `Some` value and use that as the new state (and use the old state if all produced `None`).


ん？
assign_attributesを使っている意図が分からないですね。


including scroll animation


yeah, hardly noticeable, though. But, since this is at the bottom of so many many things, I'll put it back in later today. It's ironic that avoiding closures speeds up an environment designed to make them popular :-)


BTW, I may delete the #else section because only crash.c use it, as you said without CONFIG_KEXEC_CORE nobody will use it.


does a closure not work here for some reason?


no no no


cool


oops, yeah... I ended up fixing the example by modifying the generating_input_file.py, but switched some lists/tuples around during debugging. I need to start working in a devel branch and submitting pull requests to avoid these things. I will fix it in the morning and get all the tests passing.


the test is this code, moved down to lines 96-102

```rust
fn main() {
    let a = {
        let b = 5; // error: does not live
        //~^ note: multi-line-indent.rs: 98         let b = 5;
        &b
    };
}
```

the error is:

```

---- [compile-fail] compile-fail/multi-line-indent.rs stdout ----
error: expected note: on line 98 not found: multi-line-indent.rs: 98         let b = 5;
status: exit code: 101
command: ...
stdout:
------------------------------------------

------------------------------------------
stderr:
------------------------------------------
D:/rust/src/test/compile-fail/multi-line-indent.rs:100:10: 100:11 error: `b` does not live long enough
D:/rust/src/test/compile-fail/multi-line-indent.rs:100         &b
                                                                ^
D:/rust/src/test/compile-fail/multi-line-indent.rs:101:7: 102:2 note: reference must be valid for the block suffix following statement 0 at 101:6...
D:/rust/src/test/compile-fail/multi-line-indent.rs:101     };
D:/rust/src/test/compile-fail/multi-line-indent.rs:102 }
D:/rust/src/test/compile-fail/multi-line-indent.rs:98:19: 101:6 note: ...but borrowed value is only valid for the block suffix following statement 0 at 98:18
D:/rust/src/test/compile-fail/multi-line-indent.rs: 98         let b = 5; // error: does not live
D:/rust/src/test/compile-fail/multi-line-indent.rs: 99         //~^ note: multi-line-indent.rs: 98         let b = 5;
D:/rust/src/test/compile-fail/multi-line-indent.rs:100         &b
D:/rust/src/test/compile-fail/multi-line-indent.rs:101     };
error: aborting due to previous error

------------------------------------------

thread '[compile-fail] compile-fail/multi-line-indent.rs' panicked at 'explicit panic', D:/rust/src/compiletest\runtest.rs:1497

failures:
    [compile-fail] compile-fail/multi-line-indent.rs

test result: FAILED. 0 passed; 1 failed; 0 ignored; 0 measured
```


Deserialize a DateTime using DateTimeStyles. Issue #668/#691


nope nope nope


Hum on opengl, I can't create texture of size 0 so I create at least a texture of size 1x1.


https://github.com/blainesch/dotfiles/blob/master/vimrc.bundles.local#L4

Add it there.


@daroczig , this creates an unmet dependency on package plyr. Add to DESCRIPTION:Imports & invoke? Debating if we should eliminate this dependency instead. No other locations invoking plyr afaik.


I have already tried that. I was able to zoom but I faced following problems
1. Currently I am capturing double tap in `onTouchEvent` of `MultiPointerGestureDetector` using time check on two consecutive single taps. But `onGestureStart` and `onGestureUpdate` also get fired, somehow need to separate double tap and pinch/move.
2. Panning/translation was not working with image zoomed with double tap.
3. How do i add a little zooming in and zooming out animations?
This is my `onTouchEvent`:
```
    public boolean onTouchEvent(final MotionEvent event)
    {
        switch (event.getActionMasked())
        {
            case MotionEvent.ACTION_MOVE:
            {
                // update pointers
                for (int i = 0; i < MAX_POINTERS; i++)
                {
                    int index = event.findPointerIndex(mId[i]);
                    if (index != -1)
                    {
                        mCurrentX[i] = event.getX(index);
                        mCurrentY[i] = event.getY(index);
                    }
                }
                // start a new gesture if not already started
                if (!mGestureInProgress && shouldStartGesture())
                {
                    startGesture();
                }
                // notify listener
                if (mGestureInProgress && mListener != null)
                {
                    mListener.onGestureUpdate(this);
                }
                break;
            }

            case MotionEvent.ACTION_DOWN:
            {
                long secondTime = System.currentTimeMillis();
                if (firstTouch && (secondTime - time) <= 300)
                {
                    sendDoubleTap();
                    Toast.makeText(MainActivity.context, "d t", Toast.LENGTH_SHORT).show();
                    firstTouch = false;
                }
                else
                {
                    firstTouch = true;
                    time = System.currentTimeMillis();
                }
               //break;
            }
            case MotionEvent.ACTION_POINTER_DOWN:
            case MotionEvent.ACTION_POINTER_UP:
            case MotionEvent.ACTION_UP:
            {
                // we'll restart the current gesture (if any) whenever the number of pointers changes
                // NOTE: we only restart existing gestures here, new gestures are started in ACTION_MOVE
                boolean wasGestureInProgress = mGestureInProgress;
                stopGesture();
                reset();
                // update pointers
                for (int i = 0; i < MAX_POINTERS; i++)
                {
                    int index = getPressedPointerIndex(event, i);
                    if (index == -1)
                    {
                        break;
                    }
                    mId[i] = event.getPointerId(index);
                    mCurrentX[i] = mStartX[i] = event.getX(index);
                    mCurrentY[i] = mStartY[i] = event.getY(index);
                    mCount++;
                }
                // restart the gesture (if any) if there are still pointers left
                if (wasGestureInProgress && mCount > 0)
                {
                    startGesture();
                }
                break;
            }

            case MotionEvent.ACTION_CANCEL:
            {
                stopGesture();
                reset();
                break;
            }
        }
        return true;
    }
```
And this is `onDoubleTap` implementation
```
@Override
public void onDoubleTap(TransformGestureDetector detector)
{
    if (mIsScaleEnabled)
    {
        float scale = 2.0f;// detector.getScale();
        mActiveTransform.postScale(scale, scale, detector.getPivotX(), detector.getPivotY());
    }
    limitScale(detector.getPivotX(), detector.getPivotY());
    if (mIsTranslationEnabled)
    {
        mActiveTransform.postTranslate(detector.getTranslationX(), detector.getTranslationY());
    }
    limitTranslation();
    if (mListener != null)
    {
        mListener.onTransformChanged(mActiveTransform);
    }
}
```


パラメータの値をPartyのオブジェクトに設定する、という感じなのですが・・・違いましたか？


This broke the readme.md file!

Windows continuously thinks there is a change to the file, with the case switching between `readme.md` (correct) and `README.md` from this commit.

Github.com seems to be randomly selecting which file to display to users.


Highly experimental; use with caution.


Yeah, I'm happy to refactor this soon.


No reply... I'll change to your suggestion.


:idをfalseにしているのってなんででしょうか？


Nah, it's nobody's fault, I didn't even notice it until you pointed it out, which luckily you did :p


tea_commentsとtea_partiesのIDは両者で一意にしてみようと考えました。
そこでtea_idsでIDを発行して、それぞれにはロジックで入れ込むイメージなので、auto_incrementさせないためにfalseにして、自分で設定しています。


なるほど。


これどこかでおかしくなっているとか言っていたやつですかね。
単純に2個書いてしまっていただけ？


What's this?


I'm not seeing any files on https://archive.moe/int/ yet.


Initial fix for issue #7.


niiiiiiice


Need a lot of code formatting -- my editor is bad :(


if you pass extern const struct logger mod_logger __attribute__ ((weak)); here, then LOG_DECLARE_LOGGER will not be necessary


I also added recipes to convert to and from the various dusts.


This needs to be i = (NUM_NODE_TYPES - 1)


I'd suggest implicit logger to supplement previous explicit one.
As for me, I like explicit more.
Is it possible to implement implicit through explicit?


This empty commit is caused by solving a rebase conflict, if i remember right.

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Constellation = "4" is Auto.


@mbernat It's just about what string will be printed to the user. It's not inconsistent. It's just about what is important for the user to see. At line 302 it's checking whether there is a remote branch, that is why it makes sense to tell user that `origin/...` doesn't exist.


oops. thanks!


Hmm. I don't really like having to hardcode 1 here.... Maybe CHIP .. NUMA is actually better in this case.


Removing this line produces a traceback 'Unknown field invoiced in domain [["invoiced","=",true]]'.
Maybe  <field name="invoiced"  invisible="1"/> is what you want.


This needs to be i = (NUM_NODE_TYPES - 1), or changed back to NUMA ... CORE as per my previous comment.  You can be the judge which you like better.  I actually don't have a strong opinion anymore given that sometimes we need to walk backwards through the loop (such as in this case, which makes things awkward).  And sometimes we need to start at the CHIP level (as in the previous comment), which makes it awkward to explicitly go from 1 ... NUMA.  I'm actually leaning towards going back to the old way.  The most important thing though, it that it is consistent throughout the file.


1. Using file input can differentiate between log files but unable to take log path from command line and no termination of log stash
2.Using file input can take log path and terminate log stash but can't differentiate between log files.


I would move this down a line and put a separate comment above it like the other variables.


Np :)


@mbernat I will not be renaming `EnsureBranchSynchronized`, though, because that is pretty clear. It returns an error when the branch is not in sync with the remote counterpart. Renaming `EnsureLocalTrackingBranch` to `CheckOrCreateTrackingBranch`, which is the most precise IMO. Renamed in d0f8bca .


I think a "MD9_RMEN.mp3" file is missing?  Also this is to fix activating the help mode in math practice when you "press cancel two times", correct?  We found that the functionality works, but the audio is missing to tell you how to use the help mode (such as press left to say the answer and enter to restate the question).


prompts user for number of spaces for alignment and lets user to choose whether or not to continue with the program.


I would call this init_core_distances() (with the 's' at the end).  The variable should NOT have the 's', but the init function should.  The reason is that you talk about the function "initializing the distances between each node", but when accessing the variable you talk about the "distance between node i and j"


Incorrect indentation?


@mbernat To make `ErrNotStageable` implement `errs.Error` interface. Could have mentioned that, though...


As far as my understanding of Haskell goes, not specifying type signatures doesn't make functions more general, i.e. type inference works out the type signature, but this is still a fixed type signature. In my experience it's always best to make them explicit, otherwise type errors are very hard to pin down as Haskell has no way of helping you locate where the error could be.


test


Our bad here - I forgot to push this new audio - should be a "HIN_SETR" and "KAN_SETR" that are the "DOTE" audio but shorter.  This creates better usability for multi-letter word instructions, as teachers were confused about how to enter them when there was too much delay in the audio.  Will push fix, just letting you know.


Maybe we should add references to internal notes?


Why the ###########?


I would just call this variable 'd'. No need to use such a long name.  It breaks readability a bit.


@mbernat Added some comments in 91841b6.


Impossible hackers.....


集成二维码扫描，二维码识别，二维码生成功能


Likewise, some of the intermediate variable names in here could be shortened as well.  Maybe bestd and sibd for example.


Should probably be ".text" instead of ".html"


sdf


@mbernat It's the same thing, but I will change it... Changed in dbefc2f.


I smell *Numerical Recipes*. I think this needs either a direct correspondence to an algorithm on paper, or much more descriptive variable names for ``mmdiv1``and ``ki``, ``kj``.


zxc


wtf, this isnt supposed to be in the root.


Nice work!


What's up with these `_brand` things. Are they there to break structural type compatibility?


VS2012 say:

Link Library Dependencies
Specifies whether or not library outputs from the referenced project are automatically linked in.

The bigger issue is, that dependson and link creates the exact same code.


moved repeating code into a function named draw_pattern1


can I merge this back into TFD? That seems very handy when dealing with webform forms :)


this.name = name;


Why change this indentation? That only muddies the diff, and it doesn't seem needed to me?


enum良いですね！


lastName


Yes. It is. I am setting up the environment to make it possible and properly done.

My idea is enable supermodel the possibility to make relationships with local models (identified by cid) and when a remote id is available it changes the references automatically. I want to make it work for all kind of relationships (one-to-one, many-to-one, many-to-many).


firstName


ContactData contact


@mbernat It totally hurts someone since that would remove all labels from the story :-)


Es scheint so als hättest du hier nicht den aktuellen master verwendet? Wo ist den der Code den ich geschrieben habe (siehe master src/Simulation/entities und src/Simulation/tasks)?


We really need to update all this "update" to Yii PDO .... BUt ls3 ....


Hi! Does the next commit (b5842ef596e53) fixes the issue?


I think I would have a ```this._popupDiv = element.append("div");``` also.


This code recreates the Massless Super Symmetry Algebra during my time as Tom Banks student


Yup. Found the docs. Nevermind :rose:


Will test now


> The comma is also a nice idea! I might change to that for simplicity... Are there no caveats?

Macro used in a function call?

```do {...} while (false)``` is the idiomatic way to write such a macro, no need to search another implementation. However it might require an extra trick in case the compiler complains about "*constant used in loop condition*".


@ifandelse: thanks! =)


Did you try a full debug rebuild after this ?
This commit seem to break debug (-DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Debug) builds:
rts/lib/assimp/code/Importer.cpp: In member function ‘const aiScene* Assimp::Importer::ApplyPostProcessing(unsigned int)’:
rts/lib/assimp/code/Importer.cpp:796:4: error: ‘ValidateDSProcess’ was not declared in this scope


Okay, it's on the dev branch upstream now, vowstar merged it a little while ago.


somewhere on master branch around grafana/grafana@66e60357dc1c03153d35668c5b966b7f7a41e43d


Fixed.


yep


Correct, sys/time.h is breaking with MSVC, cf. http://stackoverflow.com/questions/25615571/how-to-use-sys-time-h-in-window


Done.


I moved this method back to brw_vec4_nir, because it is only used there. If we start using it in fs_nir at some point, then we can factorize it into brw_nir. But right now it is better to keep it in our code to make it more self-contained (and save on rebasing conflicts while we are not yet upstream :) )


Deleting the initial readme file


In master branch: https://github.com/grafana/grafana/blob/master/pkg/api/api.go#L119
Change has been done there: https://github.com/grafana/grafana/commit/e2f6633d57624664654463578e8d2502bfd7ffef

This is indeed listed as breaking change, in a non released version, I'd understand you don't want to merge it right now.


add something for mac


Sure, that's why I made it a pull request :)

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