Hi @idoine I think this file is in the wrong directory. If you know how, please send a pull request to move it to the correct location; otherwise just let me know where it needs to go and I'll move it.


lgtm now :)


As discussed.


Oh yes. Same kinda idea as biggestmonomial, except I forgot what was being tried.


I didn't understand this.


Why is TList.h needed here?


The `--org` parameter was not working before this commit, so I think that it's useless to support it, even to only show a warning message. :confused:

Did you had problem with this?


Yes. This is a stub value for now.


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Added during the previous glitch, removed.


What do you think about putting this behind toggle for now?


Does this fix errors like this:
E/M4U_L   (  171):  ioctl MTK_M4U_T_M4UDrv_CONSTRUCT fail! 2, No such file or directory


Nevermind, I read your comment about feature flag.


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Hi @andreypopp I tried couple of examples but got these errors.

1. first example with firstName, lastName. I am yet to look the source, but formValue is not transffered from `Fieldset` to `Filed` ?

![screen shot 2015-06-29 at 3 09 11 pm](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/1966521/8416091/43540876-1e71-11e5-8bb9-c44f959a2047.png)

2. Pattern for reusable forms

![screen shot 2015-06-29 at 2 22 08 pm](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/1966521/8416095/482a2e84-1e71-11e5-8906-1f37bdddc652.png)


@simonv3 good point, +1


What's the difference between health and hitpoints?


I think this also closes #3162


I think the first hunk which removes punctuation should definitely be applied. The latter 2 are kind of marginal, I would also lean towards leaving the punctuation out.


I like changing the color


@cowtowncoder checking for empty string and setting `_nullValue` to null here means that empty strings in the input CSV will not be deserialized to `null`, which is inconsistent with the way the writer behaves (`null` is serialized to empty string by default).  Allowing `_nullValue` to be the empty string would give consistent behavior in both directions, and users who want empty strings deserialized as actual empty strings could set null value to some special string value on their schema. Thoughts?


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One issue I see with that is that we will keep pushing the `its throttled` message every time this func is called AFTER  the limit is reached thus polluting the telemetry. We would need the `its throttled` message once per page view when the limit is reached. Hence the refactoring of this queue pushing functionality in this function.


However, i like the `isThrottled` recommendation. I'll add that to make it more readable.


Thanks Miro - I will set up own Appveyor deployment very soon. Can you please
cut down the `appveyor.yml` to the minimum? If possible it would also be great
if you could add comments into `appveyor.yml` and describe what the various
commands do (unless it is trivially obvious). Also the `path` looks scary.


A third alternative could be `is nil (or if optional FORCE is non-nil), then revert`. Otherwise I would go with the semicolon version.


You should add an `@Override` annotation above this method.


Does this run? Should `tuple` be `student`?


Yay, more rope, give me more rope :smile:

I think I'll just leave it as it is for now (but change `makeglossaries.lua` to `makeglossaries-lite.lua`). MiKTeX users will get the Lua script when they update (hopefully), which will make the rule work even if they don't want to install Perl.


bundler had some issues with pre releases, maybe it is the problem here


> I thought you said nobody was able to build GCC with DWARF. Isn't 'i686-5.1.0-release-posix-dwarf-rt_v4-rev0.7z' DWARF based?

I deleted the one comment.

> After i've applied some msys2's patches, more specifically '405-dwarf-regression.patch', the build succeeded.

Perhaps I used such patch too, but forgot to commit the changes... It is quite possible, need to check...


To avoid duplicating the list construction, I would write this part as:

```
if self.group:
    members = [member for member in self.group.get().member]
else:
    members = [self.submitter]
for member in members:
    for score in ...:
        all_scores.append[member.get().email[0], ...
```


"list [of] lists"


@MariekevC hehe I see. Perhaps the best solution is then to link to a few well written posts with text like "Most technology communities have a diversity problem..."


> Maybe this second "range or commit" should be replaced with "range/commit".

+1, `either the file, or range or commit,` is not very readable.


+1 to leave out the first sentence – It's more polemic than it adds clarity.

Suggestion:
`We want Open Source Design to be diverse because we a) believe in equality and b) know that diversity leads to healthier culture, which outputs better creativity.`

Reason: I think the utilitarian argument ("more diversity makes better output") is very powerful and convincing (and also something that research has proven often, and not something we *believe*). But it should only be an addition to the moral argument ("equality").


I would return an empty list for an unscored assignment; that's more consistent with the interface that `get_scores` returns a list of scores.


Stupid chrome lol. Just asking but, why did they used a flag that already existed (the value i mean)?


Hm, aber ist doch an der Stelle Absicht das wenn $table kein Array ist, er es direkt verwenden kann oder?


should probably wrap this in an await to make sure that it is written before the app quits.


"there will be [an element for each combination of student and score]"


Nice going @xiaodong-xie !


I thought about the same initially, but I felt it was too long. I will change it.


83811490-Fault_DirtyAirFilter (Myoldmopar) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1681 of 1681 tests passed)

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@dlapiduz These env vars and the RDS Shared Pool are meant primarily for the case of managing the DBs the broker creates. As a simple hack for now, I assume that the internal DB will just be a database within one of the existing Shared DBs. You can tell the broker which one to use by set BROKER_DB_PLAN_ID  to use the shared plan id of the shared instance.


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Now I cant set speed lower than 1.0 in replay. Previously I had that ability


Good point. Will fix.


Nice!

Maybe add a "return false" at the end of __eq__, just to make it explicit?


@bnvk [Django](https://www.djangoproject.com/conduct/) has a nice approach for this maybe. **Be something** instead of **Don't Do**


Ok to be listed and to be contacted :+1:


Beautiful.


I'm not sure if we want to look for the program files path instead. We probably should.


> Is it not correct to use "provided" instead of "if" here?

I can't give a formal justification, but the "provided" doesn't read correctly for me unless it's separated more from the preceding words of the sentence. Something like `If that is ~nil~ then ~pop-to-buffer~ is used (provided the current buffer's major mode derives from ~magit-mode~); otherwise ~switch-to-buffer~ is used.`


This is somewhat primitive. We can also implement this in ruby as well.


@jundl77 haha.....thats really stupid


wrong project name -- `assembly` not `sul-requests`


+ 2


hi emilia :+1:


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@evil-at-wow well, I know there are two calls for that function.
I didn't change both of them on purpose, although I think I should have done that.
I didn't test ```EffectPlayerPull``` too much, so I'm not sure.


This is somewhat primitive. We can also work on this out in Ruby instead.


Why are you committing calls to exit()???? This isn't the only spot.


Ошибку выдает при установки на 5.0


Das verschachtelte Array von Arrays ist an der Stelle notwendig und wird im JS so gefordert. Deshalb hab ich diesen manuellen JSon-Block überhaupt reingebaut.


Radar 21373612: <http://openradar.appspot.com/21373612>


The earliest version of puppet we support doesn't have symlinks built in already, and so I opted this way. I think we should bump the earliest version we support.


:+1: for positive, welcoming language! – However, I'd strongly vote for keeping "Don't" examples. I found it helpful in the past to have a CoC with very specific examples that I could point to, so the offending person could not argue that they didn't do wrong. It was spelled out in the Code of Conduct.


In case some day we will switch from @Roxas75 proprietary hash to something more common.
Contenders to substitute hash_gen that exist in devkitPRO/msys:
sum - 16bit (BSD sum, currently implemented)
cksum - 32bit (Ethernet CRC)
md5sum - 128 bit
sha1sum - 160 bit


Methods ending with `?` must always return Boolean values. I would recommend the following:
```ruby
def status ; end
def message ; end
def ok? ; end
def warning? ; end
def critical? ; end
```
(with the appropriate code inside, of course)


From the [PHP manual](http://php.net/manual/en/function.isset.php):
> isset — Determine if a variable is set and is not **NULL**


This makes rendering [1ffk](http://jus1in.com/3Dmol.js/viewer.html?=/testFiles/1ffk.cif&style=stick;cross) on my machine go from multiple minutes to about 15 seconds.


Recently, I have found out, that built-in constant flow analysis can be improved significantly, if you do not need to track concrete values, but just want to know, when there are values on stack with arbitrary constant values (or possibly null). I am currently using this idea to improve my hard coded password detector and I have planned to use it to eliminate many false positives in other detectors. I might look at this commit in detail to find out if you had the same idea or our approaches could be combined somehow. (It would be nice if you could explain your approach to make this easier...)


develop (rraustad) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1164 of 1164 tests passed)

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Sounds good. With only this patch everything seems to be working just fine Ubuntu 15.04 Linux Kernel 4.1.


Что-то баг все равно присутствует.
Собрал таблицу на 38000 строк, добавляю make-sortable - все виснет. Убираю - быстро работает, но отображаемая страница не сортируется естественно. Если данных влепить поменьше - можно дождаться как отсортируется, но похоже что целиком вся.


if you assign a field that contains a `-` then `self` becomes a hash map.

All fields must be valid identifiers (i.e. camelCase).

Using `x[k]` for assignment de-optimizes the x object


In $this->table steht die Tabelle aus from(). $this-> table wird in generateSql () an getTableSql () übergeben. Tragen ich nun beim join eine Tabelle ohne alias (also ein string und kein array) ein, dann nimmt er fürs join ebenfalls die Tabelle aus from (). Als Array nimmt er es ja richtigerweise aus $table.  Ist gerade etwas doof vom smartphone aus, hoffe du verstehst es.


Added: https://github.com/dimagi/commcare-hq/commit/f3bcd356d708e2cc0028e76253c6057949cd8d25


In Ruby, you should use `return` only if it is absolutely necessary. You should never end a ruby-esque method with `return`.


The function should probably be renamed, but `toString` already has a different meaning.


@davewhat favor left align.

I think the main options are

```js
Constructor.prototype.longMethod =
function longMethod(arg1, arg2, arg3) {

};
```

and

```js
Constructor.prototype.longMethod = function longMethod(
    arg1, arg2, arg3
) {

};
```

Note the second one places all parameters on a new line.


Hey @ascharon I see that you are committing a css file, but that you also have all of your predecessor's CSS in there as well as your own CSS. Could you strip that out, and just leave your own css in there.


@tarsius: re that vs which, according [to][1] [a][2] [few][3] [sites][4], @kyleam's usage is correct. Though to be honest, both read the same to me.

[1]: http://www.quickanddirtytips.com/education/grammar/which-versus-that-0
[2]: http://www.grammarbook.com/grammar/whoVwhVt.asp
[3]: http://www.writersdigest.com/online-editor/which-vs-that
[4]: http://www.oxforddictionaries.com/words/that-or-which


@arr-ee feel free to submit a PR that upgrades the driver for `2.0.x`.


saw approval from JeetKunDoug
at https://github.com/basho/lager/commit/f86a3e54aeb35ffd97764f72b2566a2290d8ce47


merging basho/lager/mra/otp-17 = f86a3e54 into borshop-integration-269-mra/otp-17


basho/lager/mra/otp-17 = f86a3e54 merged ok, testing candidate = f65dde85


test


yeah.. it was annoying me :P also could you add some javadoc there? I dont get why it's called that


Aww


Thanks man!


amsamsams


this is a test


deshalb hast du es nicht eingebaut, denn bei PointGeometrie war es genauso.

das es so von der OL API gefordert wird, ist mir schon klar, aber warum? was ist die semantik? Array of LineStrings?


oh, mist. ich hätte hier kommentieren sollen, oder?


Hey @ascharon this ruby file is in the root directory of the repository.

We would like you to put it in the 'ruby' fold of the repo.


I presume this symlink is required for selinux to work. A tmpfiles rule will be required to initialize it if the rootfs is empty (normal for PXE systems). http://www.freedesktop.org/software/systemd/man/tmpfiles.d.html

For example:
https://github.com/coreos/coreos-overlay/blob/master/sys-apps/shadow/files/tmpfiles.d/shadow.conf
https://github.com/coreos/coreos-overlay/blob/master/sys-apps/shadow/shadow-4.1.5.1-r3.ebuild#L81


91958608DOASEffectOnZoneSizing (wfbuhl) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: Tests Failed

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I am having a problem with this. I cannot connect to my PC.not even to copy files using MTP mode. The same thing happened with the patch I had merged in. Are you having the same problem?


Wow! Cool beans, Aden!


Indeed!


This is somewhat primitive. We can also work on this out in Ruby instead.


The earliest version of puppet we support doesn't have symlinks built in already, and so I opted this way. I think we should bump the earliest version we support to at least 3.4.x


relative symlinks please, also needs a tmpfiles rule.


Codestyle... :angry:


Thank you @mikemaccana for the clarification! However, do you think you can also post this on the [pypi](https://pypi.python.org/pypi/docx) page? Somebody needs to forward it to [this page](https://pypi.python.org/pypi/python-docx), which is the new project page. Unfortunately, since there is not indication of the update on pypi there have been numerous downloads:

> Downloads (All Versions):
>
> * 61 downloads in the last day
> * 649 downloads in the last week
> * 2717 downloads in the last month


added note?


It does not seem to be working now.
Input does not get 'readonly' attribute at all.


The intent is not for that to happen, sounds like a bug in my change then.
Thank you for pointing that out.

I will need to think whether distinction between `null` and empty String should be meaningful on deserialization, or whether there should even be a Feature to distinguish between empty String being allowed or not.


https://theideagirl.files.wordpress.com/2013/06/tumblr_lqq3xmd7nw1qky3lio1_500.gif

it's absurd that powerschool doesn't have a school-configurable API for this stuff.


is this a proper value here? we do know the content length, and the actual length of the text is not obvious to get from a clearsigned text


Hi @rdoursenaud,
Sorry for disturbance, I reimplemented the functionality and added it in the admin page.


Probably, yes! float16 and float128 are not complete. :)


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Sorry, I'm a little bit busy. I can help you with my code if you have specific questions, but I'm not going to explain you how to run python code or use the API of Beddit.


## Screen captures of app:
App features a scrollable and clickable ListView of options on first page,
![tip_splash2](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/13041699/8416710/fa39724c-1e53-11e5-8459-09d3559609ca.png)
Calculation activity page features decimal input and all tipping options at once.
![tip_activity2](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/13041699/8416714/ffa1b49c-1e53-11e5-8db1-9874a4f6d551.png)


I would put this after the tab matching. Would save a few cycles if the match was found.


I think this it's `RUBYGEMS_GEMDEPS` not `RUBYGEMS_DEPS`.


Maybe -1 ?


I will return to this point later, after my vacation (but I asked Ivan for help, maybe he will contribute).


83811490-Fault_DirtyAirFilter (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-IntegrationCoverage-Debug: OK (1166 of 1166 tests passed)

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versión 1


#include <iostream>
#include <list>

void printSubModeWithSeprators(std::list<std::string>& aemSubModes)
{
   std::string subMode("");

   std::list<std::string>::iterator it = aemSubModes.begin();

   for (it; it != --aemSubModes.end(); it++)
      subMode += ( *it + ",");
   subMode += *it;

   /////////////////////////////////
   // trying to print the subModes
   std::cout << subMode << std::endl;
   /////////////////////////////////
}

int main()
{
   std::list<std::string> subModes;

   subModes.push_back("STD");
   subModes.push_back("CNT");
   subModes.push_back("DOSE");
   subModes.push_back("IMPLANT");

   // trying to print the subModes
   /*
   for (std::list<std::string>::iterator it = subModes.begin(); it != subModes.end(); it
   {
      std::cout << *it << std::endl;
   }
   */

   printSubModeWithSeprators(subModes);

   return 0;
}


test


all tests pass:
success: http://buildbot.bos1/builders/test-lager/builds/272


TeamCity LabkeyTrunk :: CDS postgres 9.4 [Build 92](https://teamcity.labkey.org/viewLog.html?buildId=258341&buildTypeId=LabkeyTrunk_CdsPostgres93) outcome was **FAILURE**
Summary: Tests failed: 2 (2 new), passed: 12 Build time: 00:20:37
### Failed tests
```
org.labkey.test.Runner: org.labkey.test.tests.CDSVisualizationTest: <no details avaliable>

org.labkey.test.tests.CDSTest.verifyHomePage: <no details avaliable>

```


Haha :heart:


Hi Hugues,
see also https://sourceforge.net/p/phpmyadmin/bugs/4972/


issue with CLA is fixed


I asked via email.  It is consistent across the params references and such... looks intentional.


Why are you using this? It seams unnecessary to me.


In this case the only layout row will be removable. We need to set it as removable as well here, as I think you were doing before this change.


Great - have a good vacation!


Next time make a separate commit. This has nothing todo with adding a footer.


This should be passed in as a prop


Is this the use of " ` " that displeases you?


Unless Ubuntu included them already you may also want to use the [hardware button](https://github.com/shvr/fedora-surface-pro-3-kernel/blob/master/surface-pro-3-buttons.patch) (see note below) and [camera](https://github.com/shvr/fedora-surface-pro-3-kernel/blob/master/surface-pro-3-cameras.patch) patches.

The hardware button patches gets the power / volume / windows buttons working and the camera patch (understandably) gets the cameras working.

Note on the button patch: You need to set `CONFIG_SURFACE_BUTTON=y` in your kernel .config. When configuring your kernel the option should be found under:
`Device Drivers ---> X86 Platform Specific Device Drivers  ---> Surface Pro Button Driver`


Technology is changing lives everyday


I took note of your comment and I'll update the patch soon. :)


These three deps should be removed if they are not used in this file.


I tested it on my S8 and it works.
At least something you ought to see - not adapted to the screen maybe.
Could you please send me a picture?

And, could you please add a log statement to see what `width` is and see if there is any exception in the logs?


Looks good.


certificate-transparency-rfcs@noreply.github.com

Simona Pinkova


``gracefulToString``?


Simona Pinkova


Good work.


I like this a lot better. Nice work.


It was a minor enhancement that affected no existing APIs


@beckettsean I think it's fine for us to continue hosting it. As long as someone submits a PR we'll be good to go. It wasn't actually John's baby. Was just something that someone submitted for us.


And as you are commenting on a commit that got merged into different branches, what branch in what version are you currently working on? I also have a S8 so I could grab the exact same one to test.


So, since the "RPC Status:" message is the *most verbose* of them all and can happen hundreds of times while syncing, it should be a higher level of verbosity than the "RPC Ready" message. I'm just not sure if they should be info/debug or debug/trace. I think this depends upon the default debug level, what we configure in Gradle, in our IDEs, etc.


all tests pass:
success: http://buildbot.bos1/builders/test-riak_cs/builds/1266


Sure, asm will get better performance, and gcc optimized switch need consider too.


Wow, it's been 600 commits already?


my test additional sentence


@bryceadams Cache.


i’ve taken to calling it “higher type theory”, as in “higher category theory” and “higher topos theory”.  it’s more descriptive, and less committal to one interpretation and application.

best,
bob

> On Jun 28, 2015, at 19:09, Steven Shaw <notifications@github.com> wrote:
>
> Important quote. Apologies to @RobertHarper (as he advised against stenography)
>
> ---
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub:
> https://github.com/steshaw/steshaw.org/commit/1e1c47436674219df812eb0f9127d999613651e9


According my test result, TLS socket will lost end or finish event very low, and TCP socket not.
Sorry for I don't know more detail.
```
E:\work\luaapps\luvit\httpbench>hb -g https://192.168.0.40/1k.txt -c 100 -n 1000
000

E:\work\luaapps\luvit\httpbench>\work\luabuild\bin\Win32Release\luvi \work\luacl
ibs\luvit -- lanch -g https://192.168.0.40/1k.txt -c 100 -n 1000000
100 users do 1000000 request to https://192.168.0.40/1k.txt
ENTER to continue

COLLECT:0       QUERY:0 REPLY:0 ALLS:100 Fail:0
COLLECT:0       QUERY:3078      REPLY:3076      ALLS:100 Fail:0
COLLECT:0       QUERY:6552      REPLY:6550      ALLS:100 Fail:0
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```


EventとTriggerのstatus, severityがそれぞれHatohol形式になっていない問題については
コード上部に配置していたTRIGGER_STATUS, TRIGGER_SEVERITYを介さずに
直接トリガーのステータスとセベリティを使用していただけなので，すぐ修正可能。
PRを投げるときには修正しておきます


100 connect do 1000000 request to https://192.168.0.40/1k.txt with keep-alive feature,
One connect closed event lost


> Zabbixのトリガーオブジェクトにはtrigger["hosts"]というのは無いので、エラーになっている

https://www.zabbix.com/documentation/2.0/manual/appendix/api/trigger/get

2.0 でも selectHosts を付ければ hosts が付くことになっていますね。
実際これが無いとhostIdも取れないはず。

python版では `selectHosts: "name"` になっていますが、C++では`selectHosts: "refer"` になっているようです。


Wow!


Thanks for the tip, @RobertHarper. Makes sense.

/me goes off to do a global search/replace :)


没人信。完全不能接受这个事实 :zap:

命令行真正有用的只有极少数几个，五分钟可以掌握。99%的时间里我都用图形界面工具（`git gui`），但因为我主要用Ubuntu，估计你主要用Windows，我的工具可能不太适合你。


@Arthur2e5 if you wouldn't mind please explain what you meant on unsetting them.


fast-forwarding 2.0 to borshop-integration-1173-translate-relnote-2.0.1 = 4c215f67


@beckettsean: Pull Requests may be encouraged, however do they get reviewed and consequently merged? There are currently 2 open pull requests without any comments from maintainers. See https://github.com/influxdb/influxdb-r/pulls
I am thinking of contributing and submitting a Pull Request(s) to upgrade to 0.9.0 and add more features, however if this repository will remain unmanaged then I may as well start my own in a separate repository and not even bother submitting the pull request if it is going to be ignored.


masterではhost.getで取ってきたホスト情報をキャッシュしています。


:+1: done, and repushed.


`createScopedNameFunc` is not defined?


2.0にはフィルター機能がない？
2.0, 2.2ともにname項目はあるはずなので，それを取得できれば問題はないはずですが…


kerker


@Arthur2e5 Probably that is more like a USE value detection but no, please do not do that. "configure" has a point of exist to allow auto detection (although we do not really want it in a upstream sense), but keeping certain degree of sophistication, IMHO, is necessary.


Yes, I'm reading the Codeconventions book .The next time, I'll write to be well-formatted.
And, Can you tell me to detail encapsulation in OPP?


"selectHosts": "refer"はどういった値を取ってくるものなのですか？全部？
ZabbixAPIのドキュメント内で見かけなかった記述なので，HAPI2.0では使っていなかったのですが


mktemp: too few X's in template 'yascm'
MKTEMP(1) manual say "TEMPLATE must contain at least 3 consecutive 'X's in last component.", and -t OPTION is marked [deprecated], so I think tmp=`mktemp yascm.XXX` is better.


> 2.0, 2.2ともにname項目はあるはずなので，それを取得できれば問題はないはずですが…

1.8の段階でも項目があれば基本的にはselectなんちゃらは動いていたので、"name"でも
本来は問題無いはずです。が、バグがあって動かない可能性などはあると思います。

> "selectHosts": "refer"はどういった値を取ってくるものなのですか？全部？

以下の"query"の項目に書かれています。

https://www.zabbix.com/documentation/2.0/manual/appendix/api/generic

```
refer - returns the primary key and the foreign keys used to link related objects;
```


Ah, yes...that's a regrettable typo.   Appreciate the catch.


> 本来は問題無いはずです。が、バグがあって動かない可能性などはあると思います。

バグならどうしようもですね…手元に2.0の環境がないのがもどかしい。

"refer"の内容ありがとうございます


> 1.8の段階でも項目があれば基本的にはselectなんちゃらは動いていたので、"name"でも

これちょっと嘘。
同じquery型である"output"で任意のカラムを指定した場合の話


Guess what I forgot to mention?

That's right: modelines! So that gedit, Builder, emacs, etc. will get the indentation right and not screw up the files.

The first line of the file should be this:

/* -*- Mode: vala; tab-width: 4; indent-tabs-mode: nil; c-basic-offset: 4 -*-


Well, I wouldn't add them to the copyright line, since they've never seen this code or this programming language. I would add a comment below your header instead.

Here is what I did for GamesGridFrame:

```
// A container that guarantees that the internal allocated space is a fixed
// multiple of an integer. This is a fairly literal translation of the LGPLv2+
// original by Callum McKenzie, itself based on GtkFrame and GtkAspectFrame.
```


```
バグならどうしようもですね…手元に2.0の環境がないのがもどかしい。
```

あ、2.0で動かして確認したわけではないのですね。
では私の環境の問題という可能性も捨てきれないと思います。


based on the further inspection of the html5 specification and the source code of the webkit. it is not the DOM API (e.g. getAttribute()) decoding the html entities, it is the html5 specification itself has stated the html decoding during the tokenization as defined in the state 12.2.4.2, 12.2.4.4 and 12.2.4.41. It also explains why the html entities have not been decoded in the css ```<style>``` tag as the 12.2.4.5 RAWTEXT does not transit to any character reference state for decoding.


Why did you remove the gitignore?  I actually added it myself because of the fact all the files in this folder show up with conflicts every time I attempt to sync.


@Glavin001 you can simply fork the influxdb-r from https://github.com/influxdb/influxdb-r or from  https://github.com/martin-magakian/influxdb-r depending on your consideration.

It doesn't matter if the "official" repo isn't up-to-date. What matters is to have one repo who is. So go ahead! Folk the repo you like and pull to it.

My guess is that the InfluxDB team is very busy for now as they just release 0.9. One day they will merge your pull request. Maybe soon maybe in a very long time. But from my experience if your pull request is good, it will become the "official" 0.9 until it gets merged.


RestClient.post url, {to: "Sai Sujith <sivakr39@yahoo.com>", subject: "hello ruby", body: "Hi sai! Sending you an email via this API I just made."}.to_json, :content_type => :json, :accept => :json


I have changed in line 7, from  "hello world" to  "hello ruby"


lgtm


hiii


Related : http://stackoverflow.com/a/22018321


我靠，这是在测试pr？牛逼啊


This commit appears to break the carousel for displaying objects in the inventory screen. (To display an object there either view one enemy in-game or uncomment line 646 of frogatto_playable.cfg, add(enemies_seen, …).


This is included in PR number 336 from now on.
This commit is now a real ghost. Boooh


autodetecting Foo() as a cross-reference to a stdlib function Foo will fail here


Is "n" the new literal quoted format specifier? This is no longer correct ReST.


We have the problem in Alfresco4.3 which is we can not preview the file that was uploaded by using "appendFileChunk".
The file that was uploaded by "appendFileChunk" will becomes a MIME Type is "Binary File(Octet Stream)". So, we just comment out the "this.resetFileContent(bytes); return;", then the problem was resolved...

Anyone...
Why do you need to call "this.resetFileContent(bytes);"? Is there Any background for this?


Cross-references to chapters and section headings are now gone. Dislike.


No it won't. An interface is represented internally by a structure with two pointers; one pointing to the data and the other to information about the type.

When you assign a value to an interface variable, a copy of the data is allocated and a pointer to that data is stored in the interface representation.  However, in the case where the data fits entirely into the interface's internal structure (e.g. any pointer), there is no additional allocation.

So there is only one allocation either way.

[details](http://research.swtch.com/interfaces)


Hi again!
I found the way: FQL from graph API. I know it's deprecated at the moment, but it works more accurate than just checking by id because FQL returns only share_count w/o likes and comments count.
https://github.com/Timrael/social_shares/blob/master/lib/social_shares/facebook.rb
I released new gem version 0.2.5 with this patch. Get it if you interested in =)


被谢大大嘲笑了，我已经准备关起小黑屋看上10分钟了。:-)


@dallasbpeters Looks perfect!


让谢大大见笑了，我已经准备关起小黑屋，学习10分钟。


Macros now have parens?


What the hell happened here?


""r""? Dislike.


I was confused when I got to the playToFive function. It will be very helpful if someone can explain in person. Youtube was unsuccessful.


アクティベートしていない人がいないことをテストしなきゃいけないと躍起になっていました…
その方向で修正してみます！


Single backquoted text was invalid ReST; now it's going to end up being emph-ed.


The line breaks are all fucked up. :-1:


Did the docstring actually change here??!!


so what happens with a unicode entry? --> gets converted down to string, potentially leading to failures. I'm not sure whether this would actually happen, but the code as-is is not nice since it has some paths that could never be executed. IMO it would be better if you checked in your specific cases what types were not covered so that these can be covered here, instead of putting a catch-all at the top.


Didn't mean to. Last time I synched I downloaded it again.

Thanks, Wayne

> On Jun 28, 2015, at 9:33 PM, Vince <notifications@github.com> wrote:
>
> Why did you remove the gitignore? I actually added it myself because of the fact all the files in this folder show up with conflicts every time I attempt to sync.
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub.
>


Please tell me this was fixed.


This is not safe, because this `buffer` will be used by returned UTF8String, could be overwritten by next row.


Since the original (pre-1.7.0) version of plexWatch/web didn't have this setting, we shouldn't be trying to set it here. Missing values should be handled in setSettings() if necessary.


OOOO Wow.. Thank's.....


[Deployment available online](https://s.brightspace.com/apps/hello-world-fra-iframe/dev/d8df19573e102a133b95e20dd21b0ce7d3f57548/index.html)


Consider using listenTo instead of on. See http://backbonejs.org/#Events-listenTo


Adrian i sent a pic to you in last mail. Which log? Android studio or xdrip
experimental?

Inviato con AquaMail per Android
http://www.aqua-mail.com

Il 29 giugno 2015 21:54:50 AdrianLxM <notifications@github.com> ha scritto:

> I tested it on my S8 and it works.
> At least something you ought to see - not adapted to the screen maybe.
> Could you please send me a picture?
>
> And, could you please add a log statement to see what `width` is and see if
> there is any exception in the logs?
>
> ---
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub:
> https://github.com/StephenBlackWasAlreadyTaken/xDrip-Experimental/commit/0640e6c02812a6735e23d35aa063510f382d0bd9#commitcomment-11917918


My understanding is that the view will know to remove event listeners added with listenTo when being destroyed.


Thanks for the comments. Readme updated with repo link.


@doratias Are you sure? [Here's a simple test case](http://requirebin.com/?gist=ca2ea2e8a19a78230ad9) I put together on Requirebin. Seems to work fine.

Feel free to "fork" it and reproduce your issues.


This is somewhat primitive. We can also work on this out in Ruby instead. The earliest version of puppet we support doesn't have symlinks built in already, and so I opted this way. I think we should bump the earliest version we support to at least 3.4.x


AddCalcCoilSurfTempSource (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: OK (1677 of 1677 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)


TeamCity libpalaso :: palaso-win32-master Continuous [Build 2.6.426.94ce61c40440c1a08e42d56dc316d48ca0bc174f](http://build.palaso.org/viewLog.html?buildId=59022&buildTypeId=bt223) outcome was **SUCCESS**
Summary: Tests passed: 3306, ignored: 124 Build time: 00:05:46


Hey, I've used it to deploy a 10 node druid cluster, I think it's a good place to start however I've only tested it on centos6.


https://github.com/spring/spring/commit/57347d9d801fff9dfac45f8958c8fb3ec4a6abbd

happy now?


TeamCity Glyssen :: Glyssen-master Continuous [Build *.*.696.a46c0a67c3afa99748ae76925488c03179c31086](http://build.palaso.org/viewLog.html?buildId=59029&buildTypeId=bt431) outcome was **FAILURE**
Summary: Failed to resolve artifact dependency Build time: 00:00:19


Instead of directly calling `schema/validate`, you can change the function definition to  `schema/defn ^:always-validate get-proxy-route-info`, and then specify a schema for the `status-proxy-config` parameter by doing `[status-proxy-config :- StatusProxyConfig]`. That's the pattern we've generally been using, and it makes it easy to tell what parameters need to conform to what schemas.


AddCalcCoilSurfTempSource (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-cppcheck-1.61: OK (0 of 0 tests passed)

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


good job


change the verbiage to readytogo


```const```?


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From the documentation it seems like `listenTo` is used to allow one object to listen to events on another (for example a view listening to a model), but here the object (the view) is listening to its own events. The syntax for that approach would be:

```javascript
this.listenTo(this.$el, 'keyup', _.bind(this.onKeyUp, this)));
```

which seems even less readable.


83811490-Fault_DirtyAirFilter (Myoldmopar) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1681 of 1681 tests passed)

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@manisandro it's still present in master, even with that fix


Do what?


I think this may have broken some stuff
![screen shot 2015-06-29 at 3 11 12 pm](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/1663615/8417305/415e04fe-1e71-11e5-9636-4f02b6eb9601.png)


Here, you could just use a list comprehension instead of a generator expression:

```
[x for x in units_attr_sets if x[0] != 'unitspherical']
```


Does »most severe« suggest that any other CoC  violation will be less severe? (possibly I get the expression wrong, could be interpreted as »very severe« too) Suggestion: Write »Severe« or »Very Severe«


Spacing.  Should be: if (player == NULL) {


These are relics, and unused.


These are relics, and unused. We should look at removing the mof.rb and these items as they are completely unused.


Could do that but don't want to intercept the onMessage for regular data processing. Currently it is only intercepted for UnidentifiedClient (on server side) which is very short lived. Making it common would apply to clients like BufferServerSubscriber. If you have an idea in mind let me know.


You could make this API return nil on failure by returning no parameters
(remove lua_pushnil, change to return 0 instead)


What is 10?


Nice work! To take it further, try to tweak it so the "Home" and "Blog" links never go out of view when downsizing the browser.


Now trying to rebuild it...have you got your apk?

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> Adrian i sent a pic to you in last mail. Which log? Android studio or xdrip
> experimental?
>
> Il 29 giugno 2015 21:54:50 AdrianLxM <notifications@github.com> ha scritto:
>
> > I tested it on my S8 and it works.
> > At least something you ought to see - not adapted to the screen maybe.
> > Could you please send me a picture?
> >
> > And, could you please add a log statement to see what `width` is and see
> if there is any exception in the logs?
> >
> > ---
> > Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub:
> >
> https://github.com/StephenBlackWasAlreadyTaken/xDrip-Experimental/commit/0640e6c02812a6735e23d35aa063510f382d0bd9#commitcomment-11917918


updated


Hi, Thanks for all your work.  I've forked the project and made a few changes that I need, including using a docker volume image for data and using the path /pocketmine instead of /mnt/pocketmine.  Anyhow, one thing I would like to do is have **a way to set the supervisor password when the docker image is run**.  Having it in the supervisord.conf file like this, works, but its insecure becasue anyone who looks at my repo on github, now has the password to mess with my server.  Since I am running servers on a public IP, I would like more security than that.  I am not proficient enough with programming to figure this out.  Do you have any suggestions?  *thanks!*


Unfortunatly i am not able to add a ODT File so here comes the content instead:

Foreword:
OGRP Data is abstract. The Data must be usable without any further knowledge of the Producer.
OGRP should be as unambiguous as possible. Otherwise the Consumer of OGRP Data has to make decisions he dont be able to do.
If Ambigious data cant be avoid it should be ruled which data is the Main data.
OGRP is meant to be readable without additional software. All Data has to be as clear as possible.
Ephemerisdata:
There is also a discussion whether ephemerisdata is delivered as a whole Block of bit-coded Data or decoded  as set of parameters.
For Both solutions exist important arguments, so we may allow both. But one of both should be Mandatory otherwise each consumer has to implement the interpretation of both.
Because Coded Data conflicts with the readability preamble the decoded set has to be Mandatory.
That means that each consumer has to implement the decoded interpretation because the code-data may not in the Data. And each deliverer has to implement the decoded data because its Mandatory.
So the coded version is needless at all.
And that means we should not define such a message.
reference_day:
These Parameters is thought as part of 2 Parameter that represent the referencetime  and day.
It could be handled otherwise. I Checked another system. That delicers the Reference time in a 15 Minute raster, so i think reference_day and reference_time is ok.
Age:
I Checked another GNSS System. It seems that the Age of data has no higher preceision than days.  So there is nothing to change here.
Galileo Ephemeris
The Galileo Ephemeris Data seem to have exaxt the same values as GPS Ephemeris. So it isnt usefull to declare a seperate Message for Galileo Ephemerisdata. Instead i add a „gnss“ parameter to the „gps_ephemeris“ message.
Bur now the Messagename is wrong. Because the Glonass ephemeris seem to be the exception I will rename the “gps_ephemeris” to “ephemeris”, to keep it as simple as possible.

channel_measurements:
timestamp:

The „timestamp“ is, like the „id“ and „protocoll“ part of every message. Its for timesynchronisation of the Messages and not part of any meassurement or calculation result. Therefor there should be additional Timestamps in the Message with specific names.
On Systems where all parts have acces to the Systemtime it should be that time, even when this time doesnt have a good stability. I asume that on the Linuxboards the Systemtime will be synchronised with the Receiver in any way, but that is not Part of OGRP.
There also exist a „time_status“ with no dedicated meaning till now. It could be used for describing the derivation of the timestanp value. But to give every consumer the ability to synchronice it only could be Systemtime or in case of a decentral sytem an external reference time.

Conclusion:
„timestamp“ as is in the Message“header“, deriving time from system. An optional „time_status“ with possible values „SYSTEM“ and „EXTERNAL“. If the „time_status“ is not set it is „SYSTEM“.
„timestamp_meas“ in the „channel_measurements“ as time from depending System. The depending System is set in „gnss“. Some receiver only delivers GPS-time even in an Glonass measurement. In that case we allow an optional „timestamp_gps“.  Because of that „timestamp_meas“ have to be also optional and a „timestamp_glonass“ and „timestamp_galileo“ should be defined for completeness.

carrier_phase:
Mandatory in cycles

carrier_ range:
Optional and in meters

pseudo_range:
Mandatory in meters.  Not „pseudorange“ because all other parameters are with „_“

code_phase:
Optional in chips. ( What are Chips )

gnss and satellite_id :
as it is.

X,y,z:
Position as own Message.
Coordsystem in seperate parameter with set of common unambigious systems.

channel_number:
the value is the internal channel_number startng with 1

frequenz_number:
frequencechannel for Glonass -7 bis 12

time_of_transmission or transmit_time:
Not in  „channel_measurements“ there is a „timestamp“ in the „header“ thats the time the message is produced/send and there are timestamps in the message that belonges to the measurement itself. I see no need for another time.

signal_type:
I Add the Galilio Signaltypes

The Rest:
On the Rest of defined Messages there was no response. Even at the Questionmarks.
So i remove the Questionmarks and decide for Version 1 which Parameters are „requiered“.

There was a „satellites“ message. Nobody use it or make remarks on the questionmarks there, so i remove that message.


> The more we try to fix things for the user, the quicker we will get our hands dirty.

*We call these things here 'wise sayings'.*

I can verify that MiKTeX does have Perl in the PATH (or at least *did* around four years ago).


I'll keep it the same for now.


Jeg ser du har slettet de tre linjene som ser rare ut. I og forsåvidt greit, men ikke hva du ønsker. De tre linjene betyr (hvis jeg husker diff riktig) at fra <<<< HEAD til ===== er kode som tilhører HEAD-revisjonen. Dette er det nyeste og din oauth-kode. Det var ==== til >>>>> commit_id er min eldre kode. Git sa (burde ha sagt fra) under merge at det var en konflikt du burde ha ordnet opp i.

Pr nå vil koden kjøre, men man logger både på via oauth og reddit.login(user,pass).

Det riktige her er å slette linjene 40 + 46-50.


Be careful with `AtBeginDocument`, I think it's a LaTeXism  it might not work in Plain TeX.


So many merge derps in device.mk

Might wanna fix that.


Sorry, via Githup I don't see the picture.
I think you have to upload it.

I don't build apk's I directly start them from Android Studio.


Do we care about "e" in rest.OnFailure ?


Nice work! To take it further, try to tweak it so the "Home" and "Blog" links never go out of view when downsizing the browser, possibly by adding more breakpoints.


Now i can't build it anymore. Maybe i used another version before so it is
why it has same problem of the older ones

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Il 29 giugno 2015 22:15:30 Alessandro Rapellino
<alessandro.rapellino@fastwebnet.it> ha scritto:

> Now trying to rebuild it...have you got your apk?
>
> Il 29 giugno 2015 22:00:33 Alessandro Rapellino
> <alessandro.rapellino@fastwebnet.it> ha scritto:
>
> > Adrian i sent a pic to you in last mail. Which log? Android studio or
> xdrip experimental?
> >
> > Il 29 giugno 2015 21:54:50 AdrianLxM <notifications@github.com> ha scritto:
> >
> > > I tested it on my S8 and it works.
> > > At least something you ought to see - not adapted to the screen maybe.
> > > Could you please send me a picture?
> > >
> > > And, could you please add a log statement to see what `width` is and
> see if there is any exception in the logs?
> > >
> > > ---
> > > Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub:
> > >
> https://github.com/StephenBlackWasAlreadyTaken/xDrip-Experimental/commit/0640e6c02812a6735e23d35aa063510f382d0bd9#commitcomment-11917918


Why are we doing this here rather than on the Puppet side?


For somebody who thinks and reads a lot about  minority rights, feminism etc. these make probably sense. On the other hand, if one does not know the discourse, »socio-economic status« and»mental differences« might be hard to grasp.
What about including examples and choosing terms that might be less used in academic discourse but more graspable?


Samme her. 217-220 er en variant av koden, 220-227 er en annen.

Dette er noe som oppstår når vi begge endrer på den samme koden uten å sjekke inn, pulle og merge skikkelig. Det krever litt trening å få orden i. Det hjelper å ikke jobbe i main-branchen, men opprette egne brancher for akkurat det man vil fikse.


I think you mean:

    self._js_options = js_options


This needs a little more work. At the heart of the problem is the simple fact that the two compounds listed here were in fact "merged" at some point during the biochemistry reconstruction process, and need to be un-merged. I will write a script that will do this extensively, separating out the aliases too.

The process in doing so effectively merged these four reactions with an 'earlier' reaction, which is the correct behavior but needs to be double-checked.


This particular row class should not exist any more. By the way, these comments are public. Let's talk in HipChat. :)


Ah, I understand your choice now.  Seems like this should be part of the module code, rather than the templated PowerShell.


I like the idea very much, I'll make a few changes to give you my idea then if you like them we'll go into main LCARS!!


develop (rraustad) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1164 of 1164 tests passed)

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Maybe line 24?


Oops... so I do.


unfortunately the PHP 7.x code seem to be broken anyway :(


Fixed.


Hi @naro

Embedded thank you pages would be a great improvement. For some reason, this is not working for me out of the box:

After updating to FormGen 1.7.17 (which includes these changes) embedded forms in raptus.article.form viewlets show the thanks page without any context.

With 1.7.16 the thanks page looked like this:

![formgen-1 7 16](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/1120517/8417480/4ae901a4-1ead-11e5-9069-d0e024f6be3c.png)

The URL was `path/to/article/@@view`, but the context (as one can see in the breadcrumbs is path/to/article/form/thank-you)

With 1.7.17 the url still is `path/to/artcle/@@view` but the context of the article seems to get lost and just the new `fg_thankspage_embedded_view.pt` gets rendered:

![formgen-1 7 17](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/1120517/8417489/54f36284-1ead-11e5-8ceb-7bc4515f628a.png)

All raptus.article.form does is to [render the embedded view](https://github.com/Raptus/raptus.article.form/blob/2.0b6/raptus/article/form/browser/forms.py#L43) (`path/to/article/form/@@embeded`) [within the viewlet](https://github.com/Raptus/raptus.article.form/blob/2.0b6/raptus/article/form/browser/forms.pt#L30).

How is your change that allows embedded thank you pages supposed to work?

Thanks for your feedback!


Lo so, Brackets mi ha fatto notare che potevo usare questa notazione più compatta, ho lasciato questa tanto perché è quella che usa il prof.


@pauldix there are two open PRs (#3, #5) with no response for months. I know I don't follow this repo, does anyone from core?


Luckily the compiler is smart enough to generate pretty much the same code with StringBuilder from your concatenation code, so you can just keep it your way.


Questo non sapevo farlo, tant'è che questa parte di codice l'ho presa da una parte e l'ho adattata alle mie esigenze... Devo ancora imparare a usare meglio JS O:)


I'm not mad about the name `js_options`. When I read through the SlickGrid documentation I saw that they had global options as well as columnOptions. Given that this is mostly just a Python interface to the SlickGrid implementation I think it would keep things clearer if we kept the SlickGrid variable names. That way if one later allows the columnOptions to be passed through as well, it stays consistent.


this is unfortunately wrong from a mathematical point of view. `OperatorLinear ` provides the interface for a linear operator from `Xh -> Yh`, the `apply` interface takes a function from `Xh` as input and provides a function of `Yh` as output (or in the dual of `Yh`). By adding `transpose` you add the semantic for the adjoint operator, which is done correctly by using `adjoint()`, but it is not correct with what you have done, domain and image space must be swapped. please revert back.


@MariekevC Django-like: +1


Huh, not in my experience. Perhaps paste in a screenshot?


The docstrings help a lot so thank you for those! I have another thing I want to check but will have to test it on my other PC tomorrow.


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Thank you @michaeltyson!


@snth my concern with just a vanilla `options` is that it's a bit confusing when juxtaposed with the other python-level options.  The possibility of allowing columnOptions is with considering though.  I'll see if I can come up with a better name.


* can you take `debian:jessie` as is recommended in <https://docs.docker.com/articles/dockerfile_best-practices/>.
* add `-y`to line 6
* Maybe a `MAINTAINER` attribute?


Hmm, I'm not following.  My understanding is that "that" is preferred
for information that is essential to the sentence, and "which" is
preferred for parenthetical information (and is usually set off by
commas or some other punctuation).  However, I think it reads fine to
most people (including me) either way.


Yeah, I agree that the second proposed line isn't clear.  I think
"range/commit" would be good.


I've seen semicolons used for lists where the items themselves have
commas, but I haven't seen this for conditional clauses, and I think it
reads fine with just a comma, but I also like @npostavs' suggestion.


the issue was that this `h` used to resolve to the `var h` above, but it started to be interpreted as a literal `<h>` at some point


yep, now it works good!


Same which/that comment as above.


thanks!


Probably, now we can freely delete **android** repo.
Или тут все понимают русский?


@Redor the date is not right :)


Could you please simplify this to single "IF"? But keep the comment please


Yup, I agree that removing the first sentence would be good. @Kriesse’s suggestion is cool.


You don't *have* to set the default values, here, do you? Couldn't you also return the set of default alarms, even if they are not in the preferences yet?


this is a mistake, it should be `applyInverse(*X,*Y)` of course
thx for noticing


damn, you are so right.


Fixed


Unfortunately `add` only accepts point values. Also, the second line should be `sub`, not `add`. And while we're at it, there's no point in adding/subtracting padding here since it doesn't affect the center.


I tried to use master experimental in Stephen git. I wrote in gitter which
error gave me while building.

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> And as you are commenting on a commit that got merged into different
> branches, what branch in what version are you currently working on? I also
> have a S8 so I could grab the exact same one to test.
>
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Yeah, using "provided" isn't wrong.
"Otherwise" at the beginning or end is also fine.  For short
introductory words, I think you can leave out the comma.  If you'd like
the reader to pause or think a comma is needed for clarity, then add
one.


Use explicit bindings rather than guice's @ ImplementedBy?


So, I for one would be happy to have this in master. Do you want to create a pull request or shall I simply merge it?


Este commit lo hubiera partido en dos. Uno para el renombre de constantes y el otro para lo de `double Sp[KORD];`. No es fácil acostumbrarse, pero los commits de git tienen que ser muy semánticos y con un único objetivo. Eso te permite 1) observar bien los parches 2) des-aplicarlos fácilmente.
Otro estilo de commit de git es hacer parches relativamente pequeños, pero todos los que has hecho son asi.


% opening and closing of the aux file. We can't do it another way,
% because of the case of several scores.
\AtBeginDocument{\opengreaux }
\AtEndDocument{\closegreaux }

is what gregorio has been using even at 3.0 version from what I can see.  If there is something different that can be used instead and will work with both luatex and lualatex, I'll certainly use it, just need to know what it is.
Supposedly the reading of the old gaux file can be done where \usepackage{gregorio} appears and the file can be opened for writing there too, but where can it be closed?


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Den brauchst du nicht mehr.


I don't feel strongly about the second two, but thinks it reads better to set them off in some way.


As I see, `\Handlebars\Context` is smart enough to check if `String` instance is passed in. See https://github.com/XaminProject/handlebars.php/blob/master/src/Handlebars/Context.php#L188 . So this `if` statement can be omitted.


Looking for feedback on this @coderkat


I added some text to https://github.com/stefanks/EGR.jl


Ah I see that `this` is the listening object, making the _.bind extraneous http://stackoverflow.com/a/16824080/2053314

Will refactor.


fulfilment -> fulfillment ?


Yes, and I am arguing that it *is* essential information. Not all commits are prefixed, only those which have not been applied yet.


stimmt


AddCalcCoilSurfTempSource (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (647 of 647 tests passed)

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Whitespace damage...


Agreed. https://tickets.puppetlabs.com/browse/MODULES-2175


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pretty dense method


@youldrouis @aancel are you sure about this change ? I remember seeing  changes the other way around by @aancel to fix another issue ? did you merge and use the latest develop version ?


Does this cause to have the edited attributes "lost" on save (they load if you reload the layer or the project)? If yes I have seen all day on QGIS 2.10 on Windows from OSGeo4W.


same below of course


Hm, actually when reading the following lines also...


@jdegoes this was easy enough to get working and is actually a bit simpler, what do you think?


Aaahh :) finally you understood why i don't want to update channel or filter etc...


I like it... I'd say 'all engineers' rather than just new engineers - since ultimately what we're working on in engineering culture at large, right?


@nikolai-b cheers - done: https://github.com/npct/pct/blob/master/figures/log-sqrt-params.png


Hi,

This looks good and would certainly work.  Just had a question though - do you think it would be worth doing all of the d.Actions() first, patching the responses, and then doing the WaitForSuccess()s in a next loop?


It seems to be on and off for MiKTeX as far as I can tell from [MiKTeX and Perl scripts (and one Python script)](http://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/158796/miktex-and-perl-scripts-and-one-python-script). I don't use MiKTeX (or even Windows) so I can't confirm, but it gets tiresome when people keep saying they don't want to use `glossaries` because they don't have Perl as though the two are inextricably linked. However, it could simply be that it's more a case that they don't understand how to invoke an external application, and they're confusing this with the need to have Perl installed. Which is why arara is makes life so much easier :smile:


may be it is just the commits from @aancel that I am seeing in which case no problem. I haven't checked


das neue


"the to" -> "the"


> I say run with it. The committee can reword it, and that's ok as long as we have a paper that makes all the issues clear.

I'm going to handle this separately from the decomposition - they're independent issues and I'd like to land the decomposition.

> Per your comment here, we'll have Destructible and Constructible with no real semantics, the latter subsuming the former, since that's still a worthwhile change IMO.

Yes.

> I personally think we can do without the rest, since MoveConstructible is just Constructible<T, uncvref_t<T>&&>, although that may be unwieldy enough to justify enshrining it as its own concept. No strong feelings.

Move/Copy/DefaultConstructible all add to Constructible requirements for array allocation and that the pertinent constructor is non-explicit. Move/CopyConstructible also add semantic requirements onto the constructors for which Constructible requires syntax: e.g. `Constructible<T, T&&>` simply requires such a construction to be valid, whereas `MoveConstructible<T>` requires it to act like a move constructor.

> Movable is where basic "object-like" semantics (like address-ability) go, Copyable adds that copies are independent. Maybe the allocation requirements get moved to Movable and Copyable (breaking with N3351)? Some blanket wording about value of equality-preserving expressions being stable unless the algorithm explicitly modifies them (like suggested above) covers the rest.

I've left `&t == addressof(t)` in Destructible for now because I really hate overloads. "Blanket wording about equality-preserving expressions being stable" will be strong enough to provide non-volatility and copy-independence when appropriate without any additional requirements on the individual concepts.

> Since we have blanket wording that all expressions in the concepts chapter are equality preserving unless otherwise stated, we'll need to make an exception for Constructible so as not to over-constrain it.

I have an editorial note that mentions this consequence of requiring construction to be equality-preserving. Are we certain that this exception must be in place, or should we get feedback on how people feel about it?


Ok, how about something like `grid_options`, indicating that they are grid level options rather than column level ones?


@cromain This patch breaks embedding ejabberd in an Elixir app. As mix.exs was removed, ejabberd is not build anymore when used as a dependency.
For example, this tutorial does not work anymore after this patch:
https://blog.process-one.net/embedding-ejabberd-into-an-elixir-phoenix-web-application/


As a part of [68](https://github.com/influxdb/influxdb.com/issues/68)


Ohhhhhh. I didn't commit the addition of the link to my bio...got it. Yay visual diff


Cool! I only think that 'ticket' would be a better word than 'password'.


Completely unsure of the proper way to reference this, maybe this is it.


maybe change this to "Defaults to the value of the settings variable if not provided." In case someone might think you mean "settings.py"


Were there any other functional changes to this code other than negating the predicate of the `if` statement and moving out its clause?


crowdin ;)


This commit and its parent have to be tested drastically. I will check it using my new test tools later during the week.


rationale for name change?


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This has to be (∞, ∞). Otherwise, `Math.min(swPixel.y, pixel.y)` will always be `swPixel.y`; it’ll be −∞ at the end of the loop.


Resolve of issue #34


it -> it is


That is probably the best way since those files should always be in the same location relative to one another.


How widespread is the use of "contracts"? This will break backwards compatibility with people using it in their paver commands. Maybe @cpennington would know?


> and I am arguing that it is essential information.

So that would argue for the proposed change, right?


@cowtowncoder Thanks for fixing this so quickly -- there are two tests that are failing, easy fix just change empty strings to null:
```
Failed tests:
  ParserTrimSpacesTest.testTrimming:78 expected:<> but was:<null>
  BasicParserTest.testSimpleAsMaps:115 expected:<> but was:<null>
```
Also, any idea of we can expect a 2.6.0 release?  And rc4 too -- is there a date associated with it?


`resizehint!`?


Here is the problem. That line should be removed.


thanks ;)


Why escape the override when the instance status is DOWN? I can see that this makes sense in some cases, but it will be a change in behaviour from eureka1, and might be an issue during the migration process.


no one knows this repo. But both of those are probably invalidated by the new 0.9.0 API so closing them and asking them to update with the new line protocol write API is probably the thing to do. And also update the querying side. Basically, rewrite the library :)

If someone is willing to do it, then we can give them contributor access on it so they can own it. Until we're able to hire people to own client libraries, easier to find owners out there in the community


Probably. I think I'll sleep on it :-)


I changed modulestore().get_course to CourseOverview.get_from_id


よく一つのテストに対して一つのitということを聞きます。
ガバレッジをとるためとかが理由だったと思いますがどうなんでしょう？
私としてはある程度効率も担保したいのであまりこだわりはないです。
なので私的にはレビューおーけーです！
マージお願いします！


Hmm you removed fos.close() ?


Indeed, I changed everything to use the prefix only and not the __ts->name() (Issue #604). There seems to be something strange with those commits. When did you do your last merge from the original repo @youldrouis ?
I'll recheck this when I have more time


"display_name" is already a field on CourseDescriptor/CourseOverview" that is different than what this function returns


Add method = "curl" to download.file().


My best idea so far is: `Tools.String`, `Tools.Id`, and `Tools.Name`.


I don't have any trouble with it. See for instance:
https://phpdev.toolsforresearch.com/php-7.0.0alpha2-nts-Win32-VC14-x86.htm

Or all my PHP7 builds at
https://www.apachelounge.com/viewtopic.php?t=6617


Doing this because of #2016 which will make things a bit messier.


Aquí agregamos el link de "css".


What about course overviews that were created prior to this PR?  They won't have this new field specified.  Will you delete all the cached entries in the course overviews database as part of the migration?


Did you really mean to commit that? BTW, you should probably squash this commit with the previous one. No one is going to want to revert this commit without reverting the previous one, and even less people are going to want to revert the previous commit without reverting this one.


Why is there an extra SQL call?


We need to add the this.sendCount.incrementAndGet();


> Though to be honest, both read the same to me.

I agree.  In my defense, I think these were in the commit labeled as nitpicky.


Тут 3 человека из 4 понимают русский


Thanks, good catch.


I think you meant to remove this line (101)?  Otherwise the code block above it doesn't really do anything?


Yes, it's closed automatically when the declaration is inside the try-statement and the object is an instance of AutoCloseable.


+a million to this, I learned something!


comma is missed


Yea


sorry this was a misunderstanding - i was referring to the php 7.0.0 fork of the php_excel extension :)


maybe 'options' property here?


Actually no need for sleep. You are right.


![screen shot 2015-06-29 at 22 50 12](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/2766945/8418113/4127e7ee-1eb1-11e5-92dd-18ebfc021872.png)

i'm going to fix the osd background, plus I think we need a background behind those osd buttons (which i like very much) since it looks confusing at times.


Hello,
Thanks for the good work but does the new version support prestashop 1.6.0.14?

I will be happy to hear from you soon

Thank you
Ronnie


It's basically an implicit try-finally.


These two blocks (110-113 and 115-118), so you can just get rid of the else here and just have the block execute once, outside and after the if block.


When last we talked, IIRC I thought you preferred making 'pi' monomorphic and using 'fromProb'. In terms of the code you emit from Maple, since we parse it back in anyways, it's fine to have 'pi' be polymorphic (so far as I know). I've set up the EDSL in Prelude.hs to use the polymorphic name 'pi' to generate the appropriate AST for both types.

For my part, it doesn't much matter whether we consider the AST primitive to be monomorphic or not. Just so long as 'pi' and 'infinity' behave consistently, that's all I care about. AST-wise, it's just the difference between:

    -- Monomorphic AST
    syn (PrimOp_ Pi) :: ABT abt => abt 'HProb
    syn (CoerceTo_ Signed (syn (PrimOp_ Pi))) :: ABT abt => abt 'HReal

    -- Polymorphic AST
    syn (PrimOp_ (Pi SContinuous'Prob)) :: ABT abt => abt 'HProb
    syn (PrimOp_ (Pi SContinuous'Real)) :: ABT abt => abt 'HReal

Both of those being the canonical forms after a simplifying pass that pushes coercions around.


> Looking forward to this being complete, although the feature is likely to be
> disabled by default.

Thanks! I'm pushing to try and finish it ASAP. I'm just reworking my pitch-shifter from iterating with integers and using array-index style to pointer arithmetic, also moving from Uint8 to Sint16. I might have to introduce a low-pass filter too, but it's nearly there.


Awesome work, this is some gold-standard stuff. I can't wait to see it in action!


I think it would be great to have the commit messages in imperative present tense as suggested at http://git-scm.com/book/ch5-2.html. I.e. instead of "Added ElementaryDouble", "Add ElementaryDouble.".


APPROACH 5: run through all leaves and just collect all that is there or that could be sensed at that pos
:smile:


Good to know Java magic ;)


Good call, will fix


multiple is active always when ```multiple``` option is specified. even with ```false``` value.


@yehudasa I think the ones that do make sense should be a 1:1 match with AmazonS3, for testcase matchup.

@harshalgupta Two style nitpicks:
1. I think the RequestID change should have been in a separate commit.
2. s3_code is char*, s3_err_message is a string, consistency would be nice?, maybe have the latter as a NULL char* for empty?


Simsalabim :-D


which mirrors native casting functions like `String()` but is otherwise a sort of departure from our usual somewhat-murky capitalization rules.


@jundl77  i think this method does nothing hen passed null....there is another method to signal stop


@ocefpaf, can you please do the linux build?
https://binstar.org/IOOS/yaml2ncml/files


Awesome! =)

Now if I can find the time, CCTransport can start evolving using these APIs...


Sure, doing it now.  (I was waiting for #293...)


That's quite a nasty gotcha when upgrading. How do you feel about adding `(when (< emacs-major-version 25))` to protect against this?


Thanks, fixed in f5c97bce714ae8536c6d299fff0f51fdcedbcb34.


W00t death to arbitrarily splitting on interface and implementation :+1:


@naomijsprague  cc: @ajschumacher @jonhanke
good job!
More info on xargs:
xargs is a command used to execute commands based on arguments from standard input


Doesn't CourseFactory already generate random course names?


.atom-text-editor is not a class, it's a tag.

.atom-text-editor references should be atom-text-editor

Example:

atom-text-editor .gutter {
   background-color: @syntax-gutter-background-color;
   color: @syntax-gutter-text-color;
 }


@dhritzkiv my mistake, it's working. Tnx!


This should be done after moving to the tree.


@ElvishJerricco Thanks so much for your help, support and code on this! Not sure if I'm going to release tonight or tomorrow (it is quite late over here).


@muhammad-ammar The footer pagination is great (I reviewed this for the Teams work being done.)  However, the aria-label must be changed for this context.  It currently says "Teams Pagination".  It should say "Bookmark Pagination".  Since it is highly unlikely that there will be multiple pagination navigations on any given page, I support changing both the Teams Pagination and the Pagination on this page to be ```aria-label="Pagination"```   That way this code can be used anywhere and make sense.


Whelp. That doesn't work as the database uses unsigned small ints to store the block id.


What _are_ our capitalization rules, anyway? Classes are capitalized, top-level namespaces are capitalized, and data tables are capitalized. And if we go through with this, string conversion/sanitization functions are capitalized.


Got it. I've replaced the prepared statement with a normal statement earlier when trying to debug an SQL error.
Just added the prepared statement in the commit 4784b3b5ca706134dcf4858bdb4c4c31a2ec9b16


Alternatively: `Tools.getString`, `Tools.getId`, `Tools.getName`.


maybe further elaborate on what "tenant name" is and how it is different from "user name"? that would be awesome