The doc was corrected in a later commit on my branch, but this should be String with the example '10ms' - I'd experimented with runtime as a numeric type to format once before emission, but realized that different units may be used and reverted it. See https://github.com/cheald/mongo-ruby-driver/commit/8971a32587a39ad2107c7904dcc9e067a5cdd8ce


And, by the way, tarballs have *exactly the same problem*. Either you will need to constantly update hash in manifest, constantly update live ebuild with new tarball names (?!) or fetch it inside src_unpack.


Great =) I thought I'm on to a cool pattern for parsing, but I kinda failed and did not have the time to try out different approaches... Keep me updated! I also hope to find some good pattern that we can use for all kind of parsers.
My thoughts on my approach: I really like how I am able to define the types for the parsing and what should get parsed and what should get skipped... This is really cool in my opinion... What I didn't like was the performance (duh!) and that there is quite a bit of boilerplate involved...


Comite


Kind of complicated, this could have been written as:

```php
$quantity = 0;
foreach ($this->items as $productName => $products) {
    $quantity += count($products);
}
```

or even with some functional madness:

```php
$quantity = array_sum(array_map('count', $this->items))
```


Warning! possible buffer overflow here


This won't work though if one where to create hierarchy such as A -> B -> C -> D, where B and D had the `resetClassNames`... I guess better way would be to traverse the hierarchy up until one hits the first class that doesn't have the flag, and then start collecting the classnames.


Hi, do you know what need to be changed in the ramdisk for this commit?


前辈你好，我在git上有幸看到你关于APN的代码，下载下来用到自己的工程里，但是我设置了APN code后，也安装了描述文件，但是无法联机到我需要连接的专有网络。我在创建APN的时候，只设置了APN code，其他的没有设置，安卓的告诉我只要设置APN名称就好，但是不行。能告诉我还需要做哪些操作，才能连接上那个专有网络吗？谢谢你能回答我的这个问题。


this might be an issue later? if this messes up the slugs, we might be in trouble...


Kind of weird that quantity is represented as multiple objects/references


Can we make changes so that the function look like this:

ops = {'SUM': sum, 'MIN': min, 'MAX': max, 'AVG': lambda x: sum(x)/len(x), 'COUNT': len}

def calc_value(func, data_list):
      op = ops.get(func])
      if not op or not len(data_list):
            return None
      else:
            return op(data_list)

or something along the line. The long if else statement is not pythonic.


I see now. Thanks for clarifying and for the very nice screencast. Let me just test it a bit more before commiting.


This is still in my local branch. Not really sure what happened here...


can has julia version requirement?


Why isn't this enough?


This is likely to cause issues when merged on the forums, especially for users who have smaller smartphones, but i do think it's worth investigating. Lets change this to `position:absolute;` and consider a sticky nav in a second pull request.


What about 1 overweight item ?


I see why you wrote these.  It makes sense.  Unfortunately you're heading down a path that will make your life hard.

Having a method that returns the current user should not also redirect to a login page if the current user is not available.  That would be giving the method too much responsibility.   It also makes your code base fragile, because you're stuck having to deal with a redirect when you call for the current user.  What if you just want to see if the current user is available?  What if you only want to redirect, regardless of the current user being logged in or not?  Each method should have clear responsibilities.

One other thing: you should not be producing the view and then redirecting.  If you need to redirect for any reason, that should be done in the controller way before you are producing the view.  When you're at the view, you should have already discovered any issues and dealt with them.

Lastly - variables that you will need for the view (for instance the `@current_user`) should be instantiated before the view is rendered.  You should only be going to your view  once you have all the data you need to produce the view correctly.


tagspaceid is actually a number and not a string int he json. This implementation makes the code compatible with later versions of the `org.json` library.


hrm, bumping jquery back that far might have other side effects. this seems like a less risky change, but let me know if it doesnt work!


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can you check this doesn't break the documentation?


default value shouldn't come with the first parameter


will add


Ah, sure! Thank you! :+1:
There should be just `execute` call (and in `#register` method as well)


please add some comments here to clearly state what the logic is.


I would need to see the error message to completely understand.


@mleotta I was thinking that ${CERES_LIBRARIES} already contains the gflags library if it is a dependency.


Ah thank you! Unfortunately I have no current intention to improve the
Concorde any further.  FlightGear has always ran unusually badly on my
laptop in comparison to other graphics intensive programs. See
http://forum.flightgear.org/viewtopic.php?f=18&t=26286&sid=21787ac06ebe79ccc94b33a3658d7031

Therefore I am no longer using FlightGear anymore, please remove me from
FGMEMBERS.

Thanks
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Newline missing?
Also better use the doc for the None type not the impl?


quite a long line


@mhugent Is this safe? The partGeom can be a QgsPointV2 which does not inherit from QgsCurveV2.


added in f112289


I would have wrapped this condition into a method "isJQuerySelectorObject()", but this is completely subjectif and depend on preference.


s/"-"/"${separator}"/


> Why does that ebuild internally reclone the LLVM repository on each test-enabled reinstall, anyway? It doesn't make sense. After all, the ebuild already unconditionally depends on sys-devel/llvm-9999 – which is the same exact Git repository. The ebuild should just be reusing the existing bare repository at $DISTDIR/git3-src/llvm.git.

It makes sense: the location of the repository *is not public*: function that sets `GIT_DIR` starts with `_`. Also it is possible to perform “install llvm, remove distfiles, install dragonegg”. There are no guarantees that by the time dragonegg is merged $EGIT3_STORE_DIR/llvm.git still exists. Also if test suite happens to modify llvm tree (e.g. with compiled objects) then this requires sandbox escaping.


s/-/${separator}/
${suffix}


Newline


NewLine


I'm using ```require("./logger").Logger``` which is widely used in various files under ```./lib/ff```.
Is it ok to keep them like this or should I change them to ```require("./adnutil").AdnUtil.log(...);```?


Zmień nazwy zmiennych na angielskie i jest ok.


`MAX_WEIGHT` is not a perfect name, maybe `OVERWEIGHT_LIMIT` or `OVERWEIGHT_MIN`


Thanks @pelotasplus, I learned about the `pm path` sub-command in your talk about https://github.com/pelotasplus/ActionAfterUninstall today at Droidcon Berlin :+1:


what happens if I have more keys and values in dimensions?


IMHO star imports are always ugly ;)


i'm not sure the naming is appropriate for this method :
revoke => the token is "blocked"
non used => they are not actually non used, they are just already valid tokens that you don't want to live with the new one. Poor tokens :'(

Anyway, maybe blockUserTokens or blockObsoleteTokens would come closer to the meaning of the function.


I think nowadays the standard is to use class constants


Maybe `FREE_SHIPPING_FEE` or `FREE_SHIPPING_PRICE` instead ?


Please add comments on what these test cases are for.


comments, please


is it really a good practice to proxify the repository here ? I get the purpose (inject only the manager for user classes) but still, seems to bring the SRP issue in the manager.


merging in


This has appears to have undone a previous patch which can be viewed at "http://phplens.com/lens/lensforum/msgs.php?id=17813".


Just realised this will trigger multiple times if blocked by more than one trigger - is there a 'once per turn' limit which can be applied to a trigger?


hello,
can do you send me your screenshot for UI distort? so i can see and help you for improvement ok?


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I can't figure out what the `t != t_dynamic` did there. The boolean logic is too much for my brain. :P


@pmoulon It does not seem to contain gflags in the VM.  Explicit linking to gflags is needed.  FIND_PACKAGE doesn't work because the Ubuntu gflags package does not install a CMake configuration file, and CMake doesn't come with a FindGFlags module.


Please avoid using `<center>` tags. They essentially do not exist anymore. Use CSS for this.


Nice nice. Don't the LCTs use BoatMother though?


Why is this needed?


OK fixed.


@KozhinM Looks good. Just one comment, guess you wanted to name the variable as "metrics" instead of "mestrics". Thanks for the fix once again


thanks


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That's just my inattentiveness. I will remove `source_url` from `docs`.


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can you update the date? then i think this is ready


@m-kuhn I am on Debian with Gnome Shell, with the adwaita theme it is fine:

![image](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/1374682/7964786/fd7a04d8-0a19-11e5-9724-d519a9f310b6.png)

I had applied some customization to my GTK+ theme and the icons were too close to the checkbox.


+1 . I see some inline styling here that needs to be removed later from all template pages by someone (Mauriel?) who likes to play with css.


Any reason we're using callbacks over promises?


Program stopped working when i pulled this.


Actually 'once per combat' would be more forward thinking


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Since we're going to remove bindActions we should drop this test.


I know there is not a 100% overlap between this validation logic and the non-itsi, but consider creating a base model class that both can inherit from and reuse whatever common validation stuff they share.


Looks great. hope it works better than the Angular way!

![](http://bukk.it/beardance.gif)


Everything was fixed. :)


can comment?


Actually, I believe *this* can definitely be null in C++ and that calling a method on a null pointer can even be valid. See : http://www.open-std.org/jtc1/sc22/wg21/docs/cwg_closed.html#315 and http://stackoverflow.com/questions/28482809/c-access-static-members-using-null-pointer for further discussion.

Yet, I agree that the code was inconsistent, sometimes checking if mLog is null at the caller level.


I'm getting errors while trying to test that are probably a result of my testing attempt.  Can you validate this is a "good" way to test this change?

* Clone the branch this commit is from
* Change the username to my Hub username in build_run.sh, push new atomicapp image
*  Clone nulecule and change example Dockerfile to use nzwulfin/atomicapp-fedora
* `sudo atomic run <example>`

Does that look correct?  I'm getting a loop where docker downloads the helloapache app and runs a container then tries to run it again with the same name.  Like the atomicapp container is being named for the example app not as atomicapp.

I can `atomic run` standard docker containers so it's definitely something with the Nulecule/atomicapp containers I built.


Similarly, can we consolidate the common parts of this template and the base register template?  I assume at least the error handling and modal chrome is the same.


@@ -0,0 +1,5 @@
+iabbr m@@ chris@iamnewton.com
+iabbr v@@ chrisOHpedia@gmail.com
+iabbr t@@ chrisOHpedia
+iabbr u@@ chrisopedia
+iabbr sig <cr>Newton<cr>chrisOHpedia@gmail.com


Also, why no keeping that previous "common" style API documentation?


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Done.


Need to think about how to make it parameterized in this part.


Yes, there are more similarities than differences. Refactoring into a base class and inheriting was one of my "notes" in this PR, as I was wondering if it should be done for this work or relegated to a later effort. But we might as well do it now rather than adding technical debt.


boxed_number_simplifications (lefticus) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-cppcheck-1.67: OK (0 of 0 tests passed)

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I think $date should be checked for valid parsing by strtotime() before being used


Agreed smithfarm is currently doing some "down streaming" of my "up streaming" the ceph.spec.in file which is why he is looking at this file. Looks like "down streaming" is stimulating "back porting" :)


@Dmitry-Me : Because my VS 2013 makes that change every time I open the project, and this time I didn't notice it.


I'm not sure we would want each event as a file.  We might want a file that contains N events (that's also written to every minute or so)

If you are outputting raw events - it's gonna be LOTS of files


So… This matches the text in `company.tips.network`. I think what we probably want here is the cumulative network size up to 2015. If so, that will be easier to do once theodi/odi-metrics-tasks#37 is merged.


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TeamCity Jarvis Framework :: CI [Build 51](http://build.prxm.it:8811/viewLog.html?buildId=2893&buildTypeId=CqrsFramework_Ci) is now running


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I don't think we need to remove it anymore since I have fixed already so it works also for /dev/* devices.


This is present in the master ceph.spec.in file.


@vpavlin OK, so the resulting `docker run` commands are different from the current projectatomic atomicapp and the one that I built from your repo.

projectatomic:
docker run -it --rm --privileged --net=host -v `pwd`:/atomicapp -v /run:/run -v /:/host --name helloapache -e NAME=helloapache -e IMAGE=projectatomic/helloapache projectatomic/helloapache -v run /atomicapp

mine:
docker run -it --rm --privileged --net=host -v :/atomicapp -v /run:/run -v /:/host -v /answers.conf:/application-entity/answers.conf --name helloapache -e NAME=helloapache -e IMAGE=nzwulfin/helloapache nzwulfin/helloapache atomicapp -v run /atomicapp


Hum the body reference error is back with a vengeance. Look at the screenshot below. I've looked at most references of 'body', not sure why this is still happening.
![screenshot 2015-06-03 12 13 33](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/8015930/7965241/3fb68a18-09ea-11e5-9f6e-2dccdece6bae.png)


🚢it


Oh okay, I didn't see that change go by.


1  README.md
@@ -0,0 +1 @@
+# glowing-octo-tribble


Should I resubmit without this change, or can you just merge the single (Reset test) commit?


Yeah, I think it should be included in this current PR.


Hi

I think that it isn't a good idea : "make install" doesn't find README and it fail the installation


Alright, it will even allow user to specify returning form as an option for `capture_log/2`. Change is there: a4769a3b4a9a553680f35d3705d4c78d4d8b7f0e.


This looks wrong. ADONewConnection could return false.


Documentation is broken in various other places as well, I'll update the PR soon.


The right attribute was changed here 0px -> 220px the size of the workspace actions.


should be defined in setup(). don't be afraid to use longer, more significant variable names.


Seconded. The email address is the key between the current logged in user and the current logged-in user's profile. The uid is not a reliable key because although unique in the users table it is not unique in the profiles table; as jrearick says, a uid may create multiple profiles on behalf of other users (who may be deceased, for example).


workspace.root should work here


This code breaks all tests!


whole project setup should be moved to a separate method for starters. Ultimately, that'll probably move to a helper class.


What if I passed in "Hello" as the argument instead of "Hey".

The first argument will always be the greeting. See if you can find a method that removes the first item from the array, and leaves the rest untouched. For example:

```ruby
list = ["Hey", "Johnny", "Steven", "Levi"]
greeting = list.magical_first_item_remover
puts list
# => ["Johnny", "Steven", "Levi"]
```

Then you can loop through the remaining items in the array and use the greeting to greet each person.


test re malaka


I [filed a bug with mono](https://bugzilla.xamarin.com/show_bug.cgi?id=30613) that has been triaged and will hopefully be fixed soon. Until then, I'm just going to keep breaking it and leaving it up to others to fix if they want it to build on Windows, at least until we get the runtime dependency resolution working.

@robinkanters if I give you write access to the repo, would you volunteer to maintain Windows support?


Curious—what was the reason for this? Not opposed at all, just curious.


Polskie nie mogą być ? ;p


Thanks for the feedback! I will close this pull request and continue this discussion with @hofmockel as suggested.


👍 for using DateFormat as it takes care of the formatting details for each <i>Locale.</i>
I completed ignored that


Tnx @nicholas-leonard, it makes sense.


FYI, /dev/ is automatically mounted as devtmpfs if lxc.autodev is set to 1


looks good to me


this returns true when called with `null`


@Castronova In the hs_modelinstance/receivers.py, would you please add the following lines?

executedby = {'executedby': {'name':'Unspecified'}}
    metadata.append(executedby)
So it will looks like the following in the receivers.py:

@receiver(pre_create_resource, sender=ModelInstanceResource)
def modelinstance_pre_create_resource(sender, **kwargs):
    metadata = kwargs['metadata']
    modeloutput = {'modeloutput': {'includes_output': False}}
    metadata.append(modeloutput)
    executedby = {'executedby': {'name': 'Unspecified'}}
    metadata.append(executedby)

By this, once the resource created we will give a default value of "Unspecified" for the ExecutedBy.name field.


ok, been struggling a little trying to understand rewrite support stuff. i was thinking in terms of routing, that if we had  url like apprentice.dev/users/login/post, then i would need to allow access to the parameters? way off?


Usually you would want the text-decoration to be inherited.
E.g. you'd expect the text to be underlined
```html
<span style="text-decoration:underline"><span>foo</span></span>
```
If the value is set to `none !important` then this behaviour will not work.


No need to resubmit. I will fix it out later today.

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how about `return angular.isObject(object) && (Object.keys(object)).length === 0`


is correct type? int32


The first change, owner -> maybeOwner is actually logically part of the previous commit.


Thank you for reviewing and commenting on my code!


tnx


@musamusa would be nice if we send in pull requests with unit tests. that could have caught the `utility.isDate(null)`  returns `true` bug


Hi All

  Some explanation on the ports and proxy issue: IOBIO applications are architected so that an app is a client side JS application that connects to several backend services via websocket, thus requiring direct access to the services from the client browser. In the context of Galaxy, when a user choose to visualize a bam file with bam.iobio, a docker container which has all the services (run by nodejs) and bam.iobio app code (served by nginx) get spin up, and galaxy updates its center frame to the URL that will hit the nginx inside the container. There is also the unique requirement that a particular user's client app should be hitting the services provided by the container that was spun up by the very same user. These requirements are currently met by exporting the 5 ports per container to random high ports on the host, and modify the bam.iobio js to update the port numbers.

  The challenge of proxy comes when the app needs to access several services that all run on a machine that has only one public hostname. On our own production server, we do do nginx reverse proxying, but only possible because we have control over our DNS record so that srv1.iobio.io, srv2.iobio.io, ... can be made to point to the same IP address. Nginx will then forward requests to srv1.iobio.io to http://127.0.0.1:8001, srv2.iobio.io to http://127.0.0.1:8002, ... via virtualhost. The same thing cannot be done for the current Galaxy deployment model. And things will get more complex when two or more users spin up bam.iobio containers on the same host. I'm not aware of a way to do reverse proxying without having different hostnames. The only way I can think of right now would be to have some wildcard DNS records, e.g. *.docker.usegalaxy.org (or some other domain for local installations) to be a CNAME of the host running docker service. Each container get spun up will have a container name e.g. lonesome_george. We then update some reverse proxy config so that lonesome_george_srv1.docker.usegalaxy.org, lonesome_george_srv2.docker.usegalaxy.org, ... are virtual hosts whose backends are the actual services. A rather cumbersome way (especially if you think about that at every container spin up, reverse proxy will need to reload config, Ehhhh...), but doable. For multi-node situation, maybe *.docker1.usegalaxy.org, *.docker2.usegalaxy.org, ... resolving to each node?

  Plus a side note on SSL: IOBIO does support SSL, in fact we are rolling out this update to our production server very soon. However SSL certificates are tied to hostnames, and per the same logic discussed above, it might also be challenging to implement in the dynamic spinning up situation. Wildcard SSL for *.docker.usegalaxy.org might be a viable way tho.


RadianceRefactor (rpg777) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: Tests Failed

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@AnHardt I get a **Heating failed** after the bed's target temperature is reached. Just after target reached, the heating stops (PID), the temp drops a bit and the error pops up. You can see the count going negative in the log.

Any advice?

```
#define MAX_TEMP_OVERSHOOT_TIME 16
#define TEMP_RAW_NOISE 6
#define TEMP_CONSEC_COUNT 6
#define MAX_AMBIENT_TEMPERATURE 50
#define MAX_THERMO_JUMP_AMOUNT 30
#define HEATER_STATE_DEBUG
```

```
12:07:34.002 : Temperature: 0 count: 0 Temp.: 587 Temp.A.:588 Heater: 0 T_State: 0 Time:12658 H_State:2
12:07:34.006 : Temperature: 1 count: 0 Temp.: 1022 Temp.A.:1022 Heater: 1 T_State: 0 Time:3812 H_State:2
12:07:34.010 : Temperature: 2 count: 0 Temp.: 1022 Temp.A.:1022 Heater: 2 T_State: 0 Time:7351 H_State:2
12:07:34.199 : Temperature: 0 count: 0 Temp.: 587 Temp.A.:588 Heater: 0 T_State: 0 Time:12461 H_State:2
12:07:34.203 : Temperature: 1 count: 0 Temp.: 1022 Temp.A.:1022 Heater: 1 T_State: 0 Time:3615 H_State:2
12:07:34.207 : Temperature: 2 count: 0 Temp.: 1022 Temp.A.:1022 Heater: 2 T_State: 0 Time:7154 H_State:2
12:07:34.395 : Temperature: 0 count: 0 Temp.: 588 Temp.A.:588 Heater: 0 T_State: 0 Time:12266 H_State:2
12:07:34.399 : Temperature: 1 count: 0 Temp.: 1022 Temp.A.:1022 Heater: 1 T_State: 0 Time:3419 H_State:2
12:07:34.403 : Temperature: 2 count: 0 Temp.: 1022 Temp.A.:1022 Heater: 2 T_State: 0 Time:6957 H_State:2
12:07:34.592 : Temperature: 0 count: 0 Temp.: 588 Temp.A.:588 Heater: 0 T_State: 0 Time:12068 H_State:2
12:07:34.596 : Temperature: 1 count: 0 Temp.: 1022 Temp.A.:1022 Heater: 1 T_State: 0 Time:3222 H_State:2
12:07:34.600 : Temperature: 2 count: 0 Temp.: 1022 Temp.A.:1022 Heater: 2 T_State: 0 Time:6761 H_State:2
12:07:34.788 : Temperature: 0 count: 0 Temp.: 588 Temp.A.:588 Heater: 0 T_State: 0 Time:11872 H_State:2
12:07:34.792 : Temperature: 1 count: 0 Temp.: 1022 Temp.A.:1022 Heater: 1 T_State: 0 Time:3025 H_State:2
12:07:34.796 : Temperature: 2 count: 0 Temp.: 1022 Temp.A.:1022 Heater: 2 T_State: 0 Time:6564 H_State:2
12:07:34.985 : Temperature: 0 count: 0 Temp.: 588 Temp.A.:588 Heater: 0 T_State: 0 Time:11676 H_State:2
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12:07:41.866 : Temperature: 0 count: -5 Temp.: 602 Temp.A.:596 Heater: 0 T_State: -1 Time:15017 H_State:1
12:07:41.868 : Error:Heating failed, system stopped! Heater_ID: bed
12:07:41.870 : Error:Printer halted. kill() called!
```


Sorry about that one, I didn't mean to commit the whole finished documentation....


Your structure isn't actually keying: you're just creating objects in an array that have keys matching the link. But our goal should be to replace the array itself with an object:

```js
"books": {
  "old-man-and-the-sea": { ... },
  "ulysses": { ... }
}
```


OK


@sahilm Please send PR here as well, instead of master commits.


We are keeping dependencies out of the core library. They're injected through the route implementation upon instantiation.


It should be ok now

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Please use consistent whitespace - this project uses four spaces.


This line can be removed now.


Likewise, whitespace.


@wolfman2000 see? Told you that command was the culprit.


Will do.

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these can just be moved inline and the function shell dissolved as they're only a method call and only called once.


Сначала надо полностью инициализовать задание и положить его в tasks, а потом делать это, иначе рабочий может успеть попытаться взять задание до инициализации


Здесь лучше сразу передавать функции task, вместо того, чтобы извлекать его внутри много раз как tasks[task_id]


Could you add this column to this list as well? I don't think it's one that needs to be shown by default (space is very limited!)


 - __style__: [src/chaiscript_stdlib.cpp:18](../blob/c6c2bcc02318e8319af862175f7efa71b9e9be27/src/chaiscript_stdlib.cpp#L18) The function 'create_chaiscript_module_chaiscript_stdlib' is never used. (unusedFunction)
 - __style__: [src/main.cpp:169](../blob/c6c2bcc02318e8319af862175f7efa71b9e9be27/src/main.cpp#L169) The function 'get_eval_error' is never used. (unusedFunction)
 - __style__: [src/main.cpp:140](../blob/c6c2bcc02318e8319af862175f7efa71b9e9be27/src/main.cpp#L140) The function 'help' is never used. (unusedFunction)
 - __style__: [src/main.cpp:216](../blob/c6c2bcc02318e8319af862175f7efa71b9e9be27/src/main.cpp#L216) The function 'myexit' is never used. (unusedFunction)
 - __style__: [src/main.cpp:158](../blob/c6c2bcc02318e8319af862175f7efa71b9e9be27/src/main.cpp#L158) The function 'throws_exception' is never used. (unusedFunction)


>-Enjoy a more pleasant reading experience with Reader View and Reading List.
>+Czerp więcej przyjemności z czytania dzięki trybowi czytania oraz liście "Do przeczytania".

How we translate "[Reader View](https://transvision.mozfr.org/?recherche=Reader+View&repo=release&sourcelocale=en-US&locale=pl&search_type=strings)"?


@buzzy , FYI


и нах?


Fixes #87


okuraretayatu


Add some tests to `https://github.com/wsick/Fayde/blob/master/test/tests/TypeConverterTests.ts`.


@yiq all of our reverse proxying is done with URL path components. We often deploy in environments where it's strictly impossible to get more than one hostname. Surely you could expose a single public port, and then reverse proxy to all of the webservices needed like so:

- `ws://docker.usegalaxy.org:$user_specific_docker_port/bamstatsalive/`
- `ws://docker.usegalaxy.org:$user_specific_docker_port/bamreaddepther/`
- `ws://docker.usegalaxy.org:$user_specific_docker_port/samtools/`

This would bind all services to a single port, and make life incredibly easy, as iobio IEs will then behave like the rest of our IEs.

DNS records are always an option of last resort for us because they hugely complicate deploys, requiring wildcarded SSL certs shared amongst multiple servers (more points of possible ingress). The nginx configs for the above should be pretty trivial to do, and would prevent us from having to share SSL certs with relatively unprivileged software like iobio.


They are listed after albums, no?


int宣言が入っていませんよ。


Looks good!


Fixes (or rather adequately improves for 95% of cases) #53


Please change all occurrences of "Konto Firefox" to "Konto Firefoksa".


Sometimes it show me empty-popover (like now) :-/

Even after albums, it still added too much album-compilations.


Wow nested! That is awesome. Can we test the nested one works too?


¿seguro que no quieres decir ```@track = current_user.tracks.build``` ?


@CreatrixTeam if you find issues in the code, kindly open an issue instead of commenting directly on the commits. It makes it easier to discuss and eventually fix the problem if needed. Thanks for your understanding.


typo here


For one arist it added more 8 album-compilations, almost all of them with more than one disc,
sometimes even 3 discs. It added to me too much unrelated albums/songs.


В команде не обязательно будет указана программа, передаваемая с заданием. Это может быть какая-то уже установленная программа. В этом случае в команде будет указан полный путь к этой программе на машине, например "/bin/cat file1.txt". Тогда эта ваша строчка испортит команду. Если запускается программа из папки task_path то можно просто написать в команде "vina ..." или "./vina ...", должно работать без всякой подстановки пути task_path.


Вот теперь норм, сучка моя


Y aqui quizá prefieras
```ruby
@track = current_user.tracks.build(entry_params)
if @track.save
#...
```


Shouldn't have to change anything as far as I know.
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You need line 13 and 14 to load ```application.css.scss``` and the other ```.css.scss``` files in your stylesheets folder.


Pushed new commit that updates the file format to a list of objects.  This implementation will continue to be one object per s3 key until the "upstream" callers get threaded out


```ruby
@track = current_user.tracks.find_by(id: params[:id]) # no encuentra si no es suya y da falso en vez de excepción
```


mark MIT lisense


Thanks for the explanation @yiq!  I agreed with @erasche - dealing with complicated nginx proxy rules aren't fun - but if we got them right once it seems like it would be great for Galaxy and other potential deployments of iobio stuff. It feels like it really should be doable - you don't need subdomains to proxy to different ports - it can be done based on URLs in every case I have ever encountered.


Fixed with 03fb8c700d7fd16dabdf53652056712d545de471 thanks Joe!


:alien:


おー、いいですね！


Can we rename this to `ProxyIO` to match `StringIO`? Also can we rename `start_link/0` to `open/1` to match `StringIO` and add an option: [group_leader: gl], which sets the group_leader?


I might change this to types:converter


cuando tengas traducciones usa ``` I18n.l(goal.goal_date)``` para hace un strftime distinto a cada idioma
http://apidock.com/rails/ActionView/Helpers/TranslationHelper/localize


For some reason after defining the Date property above WebStorm generated a lot of warnings.  I think this is because the IDE could not determine the exact date type.  Is there something I can go about that other than noinspection?


rax retry tests


Can this be moved to `Logger.CaptureLog` so it can be used outside ExUnit?


I guess I forgot about it while I was busy refactoring CLI.py to CLIApplicationBase.py to share common code with the prompt. Thanks for pointing out.


It's best if ExUnit doesnt depend on Logger.


This comment is very helpful, thanks. We should probably mention the exact file name in this comment.

Since the information is moving here, can we delete the file in this commit, too?


For what it's worth the value in wrapping the tests for a given function in a class is making it easier to find the tests for that function and know that you've found all of them - they're all in this class. Otherwise it can be difficult, when dealing with large test modules. Agree on not using setup and teardown or self though.


as per disscussion with @mananwason to make it easier on the java side. as the code to parse /event and /event/id would be reusable


can have julia version dependency?


All tests seem to pass with a simple

```js
module.exports = Math.expm1 || function (x) {
	return Math.exp(x) - 1;
};
```


I will change it to above format :+1:


I had not noticed the use of namespace syntax here. Is there a reason for it instead of simply `extends Exception`?
If it is only esthetics, I suggest using plain `Exception` instead of `\Exception`. But if there is a good reason for it, then this needs to be reflected in the requirements: we currently support PHP 5.2.1+ and namespaces would require PHP 5.3.3.+ https://github.com/FreshRSS/FreshRSS/issues/789#issuecomment-73878076


It probably does require an even number, i've never used other that 512 or 1024.

Also, I don't know what happens if long long int is not 64 bit (or plain int is not 32)


もう少し詳細に記載してください。


In the description of the commit says : "This commit requires a change in ueventd.rc that add rules for
several files of interest."  Ive asked to myfluxi but he doesnt respond


You should probably create the frame and window within your test on the EDT. This might be why your test is failing, not sure though.


Wasn't this added in 1.0.1 already (see below)?


Testando


Can you add the build number to this line?

The Alpha release is build:

I think just change to:

The Alpha release is build 1.0.156.0:


Thumbs up!


 'git clone' [--template=<template_directory>]		 'git clone' [--template=<template_directory>]
 	  [-l] [-s] [--no-hardlinks] [-q] [-n] [--bare] [--mirror]		 	  [-l] [-s] [--no-hardlinks] [-q] [-n] [--bare] [--mirror]
 	  [-o <name>] [-b <name>] [-u <upload-pack>] [--reference <repository>]		 	  [-o <name>] [-b <name>] [-u <upload-pack>] [--reference <repository>]
-	  [--separate-git-dir <git dir>]		+	  [--dissociate] [--separate-git-dir <git dir>]
 	  [--depth <depth>] [--[no-]single-branch]		 	  [--depth <depth>] [--[no-]single-branch]
 	  [--recursive | --recurse-submodules] [--] <repository>		 	  [--recursive | --recurse-submodules] [--] <repository>
 	  [<directory>]		 	  [<directory>]
 @@ -98,7 +98,14 @@ objects from the source repository into a pack in the cloned repository.
 	require fewer objects to be copied from the repository		 	require fewer objects to be copied from the repository
 	being cloned, reducing network and local storage costs.		 	being cloned, reducing network and local storage costs.
 +		 +
-*NOTE*: see the NOTE for the `--shared` option.		+*NOTE*: see the NOTE for the `--shared` option, and also the
+`--dissociate` option.
+
+--dissociate::
+	Borrow the objects from reference repositories specified
+	with the `--reference` options only to reduce network
+	transfer and stop borrowing from them after a clone is made
+	by making necessary local copies of borrowed objects.

 --quiet::		 --quiet::
 -q::		 -q::


Um actually, wait, I'm just going to make this work on v0.4 and redo the PR


@amanpwl92  where is mException getting used?


@amanpwl92 replace "OK" with android.R.ok


@Castronova This is a good suggestion by @mohamedmorsy . Then I think you do not need the 'else' part (line#60 to 66) in modelinstanceresource.html. Also you probably don't need if-else part on line#194 of your models.py.


@amanpwl92 use strings.xml for "Alert" string


I just pushed a new version fixing this. Didn't want to remove anything just yet. Some cleanup can be done when we are in working order I think, because it is still useful to go back and check old scripts and see if we missed some behavior when this doesn't work.


thanks :-)


@amanpwl92 any specific reason for CharSequence and not String?


@erasche @jmchilton Thanks for the pointer. I have never played with the combination of path-based reverse proxy and web socket connection. I'll experiment on it, and post the result~


#JAR


Move the if(active) bit outside the mode check. You only change mode behavior if active and currentProductionTimer >= getProductionTime(), so you're basically just representing the same code three times for no reason.

e.g.:

             if(active) {
                if(checkHasMaterials()) {
                    if(currentProductionTimer < getProductionTime()) {
                        if(isFuelAvailable()) {
                            if(currentEnergyTimer == getEnergyTime() - 1) {
                                getFuel().removeFrom(getPowerSourceInventory());
                                currentEnergyTimer = 0;
                                fuelConsumed();
                            } else {
                                currentEnergyTimer++;
                            }
                            currentProductionTimer++;
                            postUpdate();
                        } else {
                            powerOff();
                        }
                    } else if(currentProductionTimer >= getProductionTime()) {
                        if (mode == CompactorMode.REPAIR) {
// do stuff
                        } else if (mode == CompactorMode.COMPACT) {
// do other stuff
                        }
                    }
                } else {
                    powerOff();
                }
            }
etc.


おｋ


Closes #3


@amanpwl92 use some other way to figure out internet, android provides some methods to figure out this.


Everything worked fine but in OBS i can't open a txt file, even if i select "select txt files".
What do do?
P.S very nice script!


Closes #2


Done!


Nice... CTRL+V from he times when I were testing the query... hehe


Thanks @asmeurer.


Oh, don't know how I managed to miss that. It definitely belongs to the `Logger`. :smile:


not your classic CONSTANT :)


courtesy requires knowledge, right?
we never contacted them, did you?


looks good


dito


It should be specified that "structures" refers to code structures.


You could consider calling `window.dispatchEvent(event)` rather than retrieving and looping through the listeners.


Interfaces created for the config reading and config setup creation steps
2. The operator interface for each task
3. The Configreader will read the config create a properties file and then ConfigStepsGenerator will generate individual steps based on the config.
4. Step is made of 1 or more setup operators.
5. Operator is individual task
6. ValidationRule will take Input and output and verify if the rule is passed or failed
7. TestHarnessExecutor launched individual test job based on the config


Done...


herf derf

btw, wouldnt it be cleaner to build an Element tree and serialize that to obtain the html?
also, you're sometimes calling it html, sometimes xml


@amanpwl92 code formatting is required in all files


Holy shit, this is awesome! :+1: :100:


Was it really needed? Also that magic number (15) thrown there is a bit sketchy


That doesn't look right...

@tianon @yosifkit


why not some sort of Enum here?


@PascalSchumacher thanks for catching that, I'll fix it.


Do you have some news about it?

Best regards


Sorry, still problematic : can't empty clipping cart.


Enum?


Why? This is leaving the reg_flag member uninitialized.


There's also ``<color id``, but ``<color name`` is probably more readable. This is for configuration, after all.


You should still parse forwardWhenNoConsumers and use the option with the similar semantic.

Maybe you should then log a warn if the option is in place as a deprecated option, and document it so at the manual


onClick and onHover can go on any tag. Would be some extra effort to optimize that out, but it might be worth it.
``<u><color name=blue><span onClick`` vs ``<u><color name=blue onClick``


Hi Tesfay,

This should be on an individual project basis so I won't be accepting this pull request.  If users need to support public read, they could add the key themselves.


Can we trim the right hand side to be shorter? Usually no more than 55 characters in the second argument here. Just put it in another Jekyll.logger.warn call:

```ruby
Jekyll.logger.warn "Warning:", "first 55 chars"
Jekyll.logger.warn "", "next 55 chars"
# etc...
```


Underlying change in API found in this commit:

https://github.com/samseaver/KBaseFBAModeling/commit/0a1277bfc507255a21140025aaaa66c097ec31e5


Not a fan of the IDE space/tab war. Going to try to find a way to fix IDE settings.


typo: "evenn"


Not a fan of the extra whitespace. Need to find permanent solution.


Can the default value of final_optimizers be a empty list but not None?


@nouiz Can the default value of final_optimizers be a empty list but not None?


perfect, thanks


err, "where" -> "were"


@fbricon The test works correctly now. Just needed to open the project.


Yeah, the specs do use a live elasticsearch instance... if you're on mac, just doing `brew install elasticsearch` should do the trick..


yes having a way to share tasks is quite important so would be nice if you look at that first.


Good point. We should change the StartsWith to be ordinal case insensitive.


Missing space before paren


I understand that this function just makes an affine function.
Couldn't it be called `affine` and defined as follows:

```
julia> affine(a) = Taylor1([a, 1], 5)
affine (generic function with 1 method)

julia> affine(1)
 1 + 1⋅t + 𝒪(t⁶)

julia> affine(1.0)
 1.0 + 1.0⋅t + 𝒪(t⁶)
```


for `first last min max` you can safely use reuse `a.dtype` (assuming `fill_value` is suitable)


Yeah, still tweaking this stupid script to fail more gracefully: a12be30d079131d2192a5059195796181c7503f0


WHY CAN'T `set -e` JUST DO WHAT I MEAN EVEN FOR COMPLEX EXPRESSIONS :sob:


> IE8 doesn't like named anonymous expressions

In what way?


Никак не обрабатываются ошибки в subprocess.Popen(). Например, может быть передан исполняемый файл для другой архитектуры, тогда будет OSError. Так как такие ошибки не перехватываются, то рабочий поток при этом погибает.


@florence No, that's not true, `append-map` works the same as `map` in that regard. See http://pasterack.org/pastes/48534.


Did Makefile.pcicommon get added in a different checkin?  I seem to be missing it...


Для надежного закрытия файлов stdout и stderr в любой ситуации лучше использовать try...finally.


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Maybe wrap `_unrefActive` in backticks, it seems to confuse GH's markdown parser.


I think you need to call `g_propagate_error()` before calling `g_prefix_error()`


See comment above about the order of these two calls


Actual output is

```html
                <h1>foo</h1>
                <ol class="pydocx-list-style-type-decimal">
                        <li>non-heading list item</li>
                        <h1>bar</h1>
                </ol>
```


Can use `normalized_size` here


For archeological purposes it's perhaps better to use full names here.


Assuming `dinfo.min<=0` you don't need to subtract it here...
although I am having some second thoughts on whether this bit is a good idea because if you are have a bunch of different datasets and you use `aggregate(...'sum')` on all of them, they could end up with different `dtypes`, meaning that any further analysis you do after the aggregation step may have hidden problems...because you don't realise that sometimes the `dtype` chosen is smaller than in other cases.


Не понятно, зачем используется all_tasks - кажется он не нужен


Also, it's possible that the response can be received successfully but that it couldn't be turned into JSON (`status_code = response.json()["status_code"]`).

So that step would also need to have a try/except to guard against a response which isn't invalid JSON (which can happen when `https://isitup.org` is temporarily misconfigured).


I feel like this error check should be done by the callers. This function should always set the error when it returns `FALSE`


Когда задание отменяется по лимиту времени, неплохо добавить дополнительное поясняющее сообщение для клиента.


should be: `'dsort': 'rsort'`  (`r` is missing)


Also applies to other functions below


so `failed` is no longer stored in the database?  just making sure I understand how the Django code works here.


...it seems a nice hack :smile: . Works fine here.

Just the be 110% correct, you might want to put also the second `if` (line 2290)  as part of the body of the first `if`;  if `idx_page` is < 0 `tab_titl` is undefined. Should not happen, but since you checked for `(idx_pag>=0)`... Or just put a default value for `tab_titl` .


You're very welcome :+1:
Thank you for the quick fix.


It doesn't really require knowledge. For example if someone is giving something away for free, if you later pass that thing on to someone else you might say *"this is courtesy of x"* to effectively say "I'm giving this to you for free, but it's thanks to the original generosity of this other person". Effectively it's a phrase which confers a transitive property to a generous act.

The comment here could equally have been expressed as *"credit to the following site for ..."* and would work equally well. *"Courtesy of"* does not imply knowledge or permission, merely an assignment of credit.


@CreatrixTeam unfortunately there is unlikely to be any REGEX that will work for all possible cases short of developing an entire query parser. That is why this pull request was made:

https://github.com/ADOdb/ADOdb/pull/88/files

Basically it allows you to tell ADODB what part of the query it needs to modify, by doing something like this:

SELECT _ADODB_COUNT name, ( SELECT id FROM tmp_table LIMIT 1 ) _ADODB_COUNT FROM table;

Everything between "_ADODB_COUNT" will be replaced with "count(*)". Not ideal, but its fast and should work in every case where you can control the SQL query itself.


Ok, I've patched this in, thanks:
 - The conversion file formats I have kept deliberately free of any engine specific & functionality code (i.e. the starting camera locations are just stored as a tile coordinate, it is our application that manages how to use the data). If anyone would ever want the formats for use in some other engine (while keeping with the license of course :) ) etc.
 - So I created the map coordinate thingie in the map loader for now at least


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Yeah i know about this, i was wondering about real implication on our code, i thought it like throws exceptions or something


Yeah I basically just copied rourke repair factory as a base. I'll fix when
get home

On Wednesday, June 3, 2015, Daniel Boston <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> Move the if(active) bit outside the mode check. You only change mode
> behavior if active and currentProductionTimer >= getProductionTime(), so
> you're basically just representing the same code three times for no reason.
>
> e.g.:
>
>          if(active) {
>             if(checkHasMaterials()) {
>                 if(currentProductionTimer < getProductionTime()) {
>                     if(isFuelAvailable()) {
>                         if(currentEnergyTimer == getEnergyTime() - 1) {
>                             getFuel().removeFrom(getPowerSourceInventory());
>                             currentEnergyTimer = 0;
>                             fuelConsumed();
>                         } else {
>                             currentEnergyTimer++;
>                         }
>                         currentProductionTimer++;
>                         postUpdate();
>                     } else {
>                         powerOff();
>                     }
>                 } else if(currentProductionTimer >= getProductionTime()) {
>                     if (mode == CompactorMode.REPAIR) {
>
> // do stuff
> } else if (mode == CompactorMode.COMPACT) {
> // do other stuff
> }
> }
> } else {
> powerOff();
> }
> }
> etc.
>
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> .
>


small typo :)


The Websocket RFC states

`4. The request MUST contain a |Host| header field whose value
contains /host/ plus optionally ":" followed by /port/ (when not
using the default port).` https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc6455#page-17

This commit includes port 443 in the default port check and will includes a protocol check. Port 80 is not a default port if the protocol is "wss" and likewise for 443 and "ws."


you break the page!


for some reason this doesn't show up as an indention anomaly in my editor


Sounds great. Otherwise code looks good, haven't tested functionality though


yeah, sure, no problem


It may be dangerous since majors upgrades potentially requires changes in our codebase, isn't it?


removal looks good, can you also move the playing_current_uri(..) line after the signal handler registration ?


Nitpick: use consistent indentation style for these functions across the blocks


@NjeriChelimo  we the newbies need some codes


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why do we need this blob.. this syntax is so confusing.. is there a document on authoring json files for asp.net?


I realize this is only a fake event, but hardcoding this here still feels wrong...
No idea if there should be an enum for it or not.


@grafjo Looks good; it would be nice to have a test for the define with the minimum parameters -- I am a little unclear about just how or why these variable references are actually working, given that nothing seems to be loading the `rundeck` and `rundeck::config` classes, so it would be good to see that they actually are.

While you're at it, it would be a good idea to specify a non-default `properties_dir` for the test that is already there.

I'll file this as a separate RFE, but given the complicated structure of the `$acl_policies`, it would also be nice to see validation of a minimal policy hash. (Determining what that minimum is, of course, is possibly the more complicated problem.)

Thanks for working on this!


Hi,

I want to thank you, you've shared your source code RNTN for Sentiment Analysis, I've been struggling a lot with Java and when I found your code was a very good news for me. If you allow me, I want to ask a few questions, believe me you'd be my savior.

I run the learning.py with the small_set.txt, and my results are:
-38.007738...
-75.015476...
-149.43084...

as it is shown in the picture


oh, it's project.lock.json file, which is auto generated i think. Disregard this..


The Websocket RFC states

`4. The request MUST contain a |Host| header field whose value
contains /host/ plus optionally ":" followed by /port/ (when not
using the default port).` https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc6455#page-17

This commit includes port 443 and the protocol in the default port check. Port 80 is not a default port if the protocol is "wss" and likewise for 443 and "ws."


instead of changing the key value between the scope and the method call can we make them the same?


@dimana What do you think about the documentation logic here?


LCTs are just boats: raises a tricky moment, actually - if LCT 20mm guns aren't suppressible and need to take the full hull damage before dying, they become way powerful. I think we'd have to basically rewrite normal transportation in Lua to avoid this, though. In any case, certainly not a merge/release blocker.

> Op 3 jun. 2015 om 18:00 heeft FLOZi <notifications@github.com> het volgende geschreven:
>
> Nice nice. Don't the LCTs use BoatMother though?
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub.
>


Right, I didn't actually edit these files; I modified the project.json files, and the build modified these .lock files automatically.


> Yes. To the camera gets in the same position, there are additional paths. I fixed it.

Actually, there is something weird going on in the cinematics. It stops too early, never applying the last point as you @ArchDemons figured out. But the last point needs to be applied to the camera instead of the node, that is why it didn't return to the last position (well, rotation). This also causes a slight jump (not interpolating to the last point), not usually very noticeable since the path points are very dense.

We should of course try to discuss this with JME people. Meanwhile if the jump bothers too much, we can just clone the last point.


pass the token arg into createToken and assign the return value to the token var.
createToken creates a new token only if token arg was null.


I wouldn't be opposed to making the scope option just `uri`, but if you have an element that's `<beaker uri="foo">` what would you expect it to be?  It could be beaker's server uri, so I chose to be more specific.  Not too passionate about it though.


I think that's a bit excessive, you're documenting what the `delegate` method does, which is documented upstream.


The way I read this it won't update the component's props if the data context changes, right? We'd maybe want to add an autorun, kind of like the one here: https://github.com/avital/react-in-blaze/blob/master/react-component.js#L14

Is that right?


@jaredpar What?


What?! How could you merge this @lovelaced?!


I'd like to see [Yard](http://yardoc.org/) style docs here, which are already used in the diaspora codebase.


This is left over from FoxBukkit


I've created a function that now works, and a functional test to have an idea of how it should be used. However, i'm not sure if this is what you meant... because i'm still using len(iterable) and we wanted it to be more generic, right? thanks


This is now fixed with patch set 3 of https://gerrit-review.googlesource.com/#/c/68241/


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うーん、ポインタは区別しておこうと思って
p_にしてみたんですがキャメルケースだとポインタはどう書くのでしょうか、ω、


Uncomment this line? Anyways the test is skipped on anyunix, if the intention was to skip on all platforms should be just activeissue, or with PlatformID.Any..


Jenkins test this please


Could use `g_variant_get_data_as_bytes()`


Nitpick: no `else` required here


No, it's just there to help with a search for issue 846, per the rest of the comment.


@markelog It doesn't seem to leak for us, I'm not sure if it's because the variable name matches the function name or because we have more than one wrapping function because of the factory defined in `intro.js` but either way it seems dangerous. Besides, we usually don't name anonymous functions in the jQuery codebase, I accidentally did what I often do in other projects. And since it saves size and in ES6 the built file will effectively have this function named...


I really don't understand what to do here, i fallow what SamsonYBC said to do, but the menu comes up just white and it doesn't bring me into the free-cam mode for editing. Any ideas?


@westcripp  repaired it?


This is a programmer construct, not a user construct.


I'm guessing `IMPL_` should be removed?  May have been addressed a later commit.


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```
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Totally randomly I may have found a reason why this existed in the old code: https://code.google.com/p/libtorrent/issues/detail?id=752
Frankly I don't know how common this is.
arvid suggests that instead of removing torrents you can instead stop them. So here we could just pause the session.
However, I don't know if you should re-revert the change(ie start pausing). Maybe we should wait for a few testers in the forum and implement later if needed?


Will fix that. :P


Ouch! Thanks. Will fix


For some reason, I thought Rdoc was used... :P Great, we'll do the changes! :)


I installed the latest updates now but move the mouse does not work


great, I wasn't sure


@florence That's a valid point, thanks; I've pushed a fix.


Is not it initalized to 'false' in pform_types.h:212?


I was thinking each person that was in the hike could rate (or even maybe open to other people). in that case the hike rating would be an average of those ratings.

Clearly something we can discuss more


Whoops, misread the docs...

On Wed, Jun 3, 2015, 12:12 PM Alexis King <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> @florence <https://github.com/florence> No, that's not true, append-map
> works the same as map in that regard. See
> http://pasterack.org/pastes/48534.
>
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> .
>


yes. Also wondering if we should use minimum parameter (hike id, forked hike name, etc) vs passing an existing hike to the API. We can discuss that more later


OK, you are right, but the rest of my question still stands. What led you to do this in the first place?


It is not clear to me what happens when you provide the default, '.', here. Does it *not* read a file? Might make the text more clearly state that.

e.g. reads string and opens the associated file. uses the contents of the file as the initial proposal covariance matrix. if '.', does X


Horizontal listview is implemented by Paul Soucy(https://github.com/dinocore1) and ColorPicker by Lars Werkman(https://github.com/LarsWerkman)


@igillis I'm paranoid :-). I would like to confirm if the buttonCancel is really on focus before we do the real check. Is it valid if it is the purpose? Anyway, I have no strong opinion on having it removed.


Fucker


Bá meu, tá errado esse texto aí.


Y NO `supervisord`?


this approach is just juggling and remapping names which makes it kinda hard to follow


Deveria ser igual a este.


Consider using the `UserSerializer` to return user information instead of a custom object, if possible.


Cara, eu acho que está certo assim.


IF m_tkUseLocalHessian is false, and this is passed the default, is an error encountered? Not clear from text.


:clap:


What are you recommending?


It would help if they hadn't removed the working live copy from the OpenCollar repository as it did not suit them. We were all supposed to be working on the same team, and my code was just a version for another platform.


Actually, I'll just the pointer by reference


With reg_flag enabled I am getting "error: Port tin of module vhdl_time is declared as input and as a reg type", so it does not allow input time ports.


nothing major but just adding more flexibility on the code so it will easily to let the user to do their own implementations with a few lines.


This file doesn't seem to be referenced anywhere.


Ditto, does user need to provide a file name for this input, or are sane defaults assumed? Useful in case the error handling does not pick this up, the user might be scratching their head as to why things are segfaulting.


eh, I would prefer to remove it since it just adds noise. Makes it seem like there's some logic you're testing, but there isn't.


Kfj


Brackets were way off here. We had a internal function which we want to possibly call. It had it calling itself inside its own function.


@jessertaylor @tombatossals


@dpoeschl this comment was made before our email thread and hence represents my misunderstanding of how the PR / commit difference works.


Does `responseJSON.errors` exist in all failure situations that `handleFail` handles - seems specific to the `400` you return above.


perhaps being consistent


Document ME


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should be probably incremented if we run more nodes


I believe you want, 'an', not, 'and'.


Isn't that what this check does?


Good point! I'll add a generic error in case anything in that chain doesn't exist.


FYI need to be careful about deleting included files - if you don't also remove the reference from index.md, it'll break the docs :)


I agree with what you have done so far. I would only like to say that maybe some "basic" things of ruby don't need documentation as it will only be explained what it is meant to do and will not add any value.


The thing is, time is defined as "reg [63:0]" so the compiler is correct to not allow time variables as input ports. Do other compilers disagree about this? Have you tried this with other compilers (i.e. ModelSim, Synopsys, etc.)?


Quibbling, but might mention this must be an integer, could cause sweet errors if user passes something other than that (foolishly).


are the true and false cases duplicated here or do we need all four for some reason?


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Ako već radiš manipulaciju DOM-om, onda to treba da radiš u link funkciji. Tamo ti je još i direktno dostupan jQuery element na koji si stavio direktivu - promenljiva element. Znači otprilike (u link f-ji):
```
 element.on('click', 'slick a', function() { ... }
```


same question -- last two seem like dupes


@tknarr Thanks for the submission!


:+1: for removing this check, it doesn’t work on Gentoo, but libevent is installed correctly.


small typo: 'filetered' --> 'filtered'

I call 'em like I see 'em.


What's splated textures ? what's WIP ?


No, and I think HEAP_START is actually unused in our case ("HEAP_START may be defined as the initial address hint for mmap-based allocation"), so I could've avoided it.


Why not just call this read.go and read_unsupported.go?


Given the comment, shouldn't this be removed?


I don't think using the URL ended up badly at all.  I was picturing using a query string args or the hash, but I like how cleanly the url params map to the function args this way.  The information is no more or less sensitive than what we serialize from other users responses, so I see no issue.


Given the comment, shouldn't this option be removed?


Exact Icarus output is accepted by Modelsim:

module \vhdl_time (output logic \a  ,
input wire logic \b  ,
output wire time \tout  ,
input wire time \tin  );

I will check the standard and report back once I find anything relevant.


будет недостаточно высокую производительность


I added a limit to `OrcStorageManager`. `RaptorPageSink` is independent and only needs a limit due to the `PageSorter` -- the underlying storage can have a smaller or larger limit without affecting it.


Why the change in the file select_best.py? I think this as a strange mistake.


Hmm my extension seems to have reset my options to default and opens the options page on every start. Im guessing this happens because `config_version` is gone. Im guessing this happens because `localStorage.verConfig = chrome.app.getDetails().config_version` in `options.js` does not really work that well when undefined as it seems the string "undefined" get stored :disappointed:  So at startup `chrome.app.getDetails().config_version !== localStorage.verConfig` is always true and the condition for options reset is `localStorage.verConfig === 'undefined' ` (looks familiar hmm)


Its just extra content, do we feel this is harmful?


Same as before, extra content - reason this is harmful?


Hm. No idea. Maybe I did something wrong?


по адресу git.skbkontur.ru не зайти без контуровской учетки.


Surely we don't want to require that `seismic` simplifies to itself, so probably `testS` is more appropriate than `testSS`?


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If zero, this implies that it starts writing immediately, yes? If not, I would add text to make that more clear.


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What does this do? Is the Exit menu item removed? Why?


I'd love a comment explaining what thing you are testing here, especially when it comes to the context manager there.


Nice work, I can tell this was a great deal of effort but it does at least show.


Nit: you can join viz and viz.js with os.path.join


May be use nanoTime. I think for measuring elapsed time, nanoTime is a better alternative.


Pour le refreshFusion : 4cc65e0acfc5688508b901381ec19843709f82ce
Pour le equals : dc817c941b7cec3f158ad6afbc34df5fb7358d32
Je suis moins sur pour le generateNewTile .... : a82f55fe3dedfa5da63cd86d8442e70a18f4e522


Can you open a PR for this?


Been using it in development for an app I'm about to launch. I haven't seen anything in my own QA'ing to make me scared of launching. Anything in particular, bug wise, that I should hold off because of?


"input wire time..." is a lot like saying "input wire integer..." which doesn't really make sense. I'm surprised that ModelSim accepted it. Better might be to emit "input wire unsigned [63:0]..." which gets around the whole issue. But what is ModelSim thinking? If "time" === "logic unsigned [63:0]" then you and ModelSim are right, but "time" existed before "logic", so it would be a change in the meaning of "time". It might be time to take this to the greater mailing list to get input from others.


Changed the README on github to properly format code blocks and pulled to my local project


It happens =) Just add the line again.


Fix looks good; thanks man.


Again


Is args partially reusing the entries you set previously for task? I find it a tad confusing... But maybe it's me.


It was just the force of habit. I didn't think of the 5.2 limitation.
You can remove the namespace part of it if needed.


Why? Can't I use a viz script using only the output?


seeing when this commit was made, I wonder if you slept at all. :-)
I PRed something that should fix this.


En vez de usar numeros para el message type, usa constantes, es mucho mas facil de leer el codigo. (Deberian de ser enums, pero go no tiene enums)
```go
type MsgType uint8 // Esto crea un nuevo tipo que es igual a un uint8
const (
	// La keyword 'iota' automaticamente hace el incremento de 1 en 1 y siempre y cuando esten en el mismo bloque
	// de const, el tipo y la asignacion se repite automaticamente en cada linea.
	Tipo1 MsgType = iota // = 0
	Tipo2				 // = 1
	Tipo3				 // = 2
)

type Packet struct {
	Msgtype MsgType
	Data    string
	Data    string // mapa
}
```
Y en los otros paquetes cuando quieras setear el Msgtype lo haces asi:
```go
return message.Send(message.Packet{message.Tipo2, containerid}, serveraddress, 8080)
```


What, exactly, happens at this point?
The worker is about to send the bytes of the file....
Does the master disconnect the worker?
Soak the output?
Try something else?


How about ' i < sentenceArray.length' rather than 'i <= sentenceArray.length - 1' ?


There is a **bug** in **list_sort_internal**, which will result in **infinite recursion**, thus generating **segmentation fault** error.

Here is my test case:
``` c
    int loop = 10000, max_num = 10000;
    int a[max_num];

    int j;
    for (j = 0; j < max_num; ++j)
        a[j] = rand();
    for (i = 0; i < loop; ++i) {
        linked_list_t *t = list_create();
        int j = 0;
        for (j = 0; j < max_num; ++j) {
            list_push_value(t, a + j);
        }
        list_sort(t, cmp);
        list_destroy(t);
    }
```


sbwsb


This works though using .join() might be a little more straightforward.


I wouldn't make differences between the two, honestly. And I think that priority LOW conflicts with some tasks in the active dataset (when a job fails for CMS' reasons, I think it is re-executed as LOW).


Pankul,

1. Try to give more meaningful commit messages. What was done in this commit and what this commit means. It could be like this
"Implemented Login Functionality along with Signup form functionality"

2. Why didn't you read about gitignore and added unnecessary files in gitignore.


@msanroman Perfecte! Gràcies!


Isn't this implicit?


"get it on github, slap a gpl license on it and call it a day"


j


arquivos relacionados ao meu projeto PIBIC


Please change the commit message - it is not clear what that "should" mean.


Why switch? Just use randomArrayVal as an index value for favoriteAnimals. This makes your code more useful if you start adding or removing elements from favoriteAnimals.


@madebymunsters DWMR. Well done. Press on!


Thanks! BitHub has sent payment of  $9.10USD for this commit.


Your new message reads good ("int result is returned as long value. If the return value is long to avoid loss of information, then there is loss of information. To avoid loss of information you must cast a calculation operand to long, for example 'return a*b;' => 'return (long)a*b'.")

The possible error indicated by this message is a difficult to name error but the attached example in the error message shows how the code could be improved.


Typically the "o" prefix is limited to values that map to entities or fields. Here there's no need to prefix "html" because it's just media data, and we wouldn't want a JSON-LD parser to expand the term definition since it wouldn't exist in our vocabulary.


I added a 'save' command after editing.
No need to save the file before editing as we will be using the most up-to-date contents from in-memory.


Yep, this was a mistake of mine, and it's been fixed for the next version:

diff --git a/virttest/bootstrap.py b/virttest/bootstrap.py
        index 6e1c58d..4df3f13 100644
        --- a/virttest/bootstrap.py
        +++ b/virttest/bootstrap.py
        @@ -779,7 +779,8 @@ def bootstrap(options, interactive=False):

             test_dir = data_dir.get_backend_dir(options.vt_type)
             if options.vt_type == 'libvirt':
        -        step = create_config_files(test_dir, shared_dir, interactive, step, True)
        +        step = create_config_files(test_dir, shared_dir, interactive, step,
        +                                   force_update=options.vt_update_config)
                 create_subtests_cfg(options.vt_type)
                 create_guest_os_cfg(options.vt_type)
                 # Don't bother checking if changes can't be made
        @@ -801,7 +802,8 @@ def bootstrap(options, interactive=False):
                                    data_dir.get_tmp_dir(),
                                    interactive, options.vt_selinux_setup)
             else:  # Some other test
        -        step = create_config_files(test_dir, shared_dir, interactive, step, True)
        +        step = create_config_files(test_dir, shared_dir, interactive, step,
        +                                   force_update=options.vt_update_config)
                 create_subtests_cfg(options.vt_type)
                 create_guest_os_cfg(options.vt_type)


Done.


if()
-----return true;
return false;


Es mas idiomatico que cierres la conexion dentro de un 'defer' statement justo despues de abrirla. El 'defer', se ejecuta  cuando la funcion termina, justo antes de devolver el control a la funcion que la llamo. Tu funcion Send quedaria asi:
```go
func Send(packet Packet, serveraddress string, port int) (exitcode int) {
	exitcode = 0
	conn, err := net.Dial("tcp", serveraddress+strconv.Itoa(port))
	defer conn.Close()
	if err != nil {
		fmt.Println("Connection error", err)
		exitcode = 1
	}
	encoder := gob.NewEncoder(conn)
	//p := &message.Packet{2, containerconfig}
	p := &packet
	encoder.Encode(p)
	return
}
```
De esa forma quedan juntas las instrucciones de abrir y cerrar pero  se sigue ejecutando cuando deberia. Tambien se usa para archivos o cualquier cosa que usa close.


Don't we need a 'getObject(i).to_i' to maintain the proper type?


Not a fan of testing for function property definition. Instead I think it's more effective to test the function's effects.


LGTM


Done.  Changed on all private fields I added.


haelmic3 Created "Main.java"


How about this:

**NOTE:** Currently only the HTML5 video tech is supported. The Flash player is broken due to the fact that video.js removes the (Ember-managed) `<video>` element from the DOM when using anything other than the native HTML5 video tech.

...better?


Why has is been so long since a windows release?  Have all the recent updates just been Linux and OSX patches?


sugestao de uso persistence.xml


Ah! thanks


You lost point 5/6 here, and I don't see it anywhere in MetropolisHastingsSG.C

I would either re-introduce a 5/6 where appropriate, or index-- the rest


This break is unnecessary because the return will end the function.


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I see, I have just read the paragraph describing this. As an extra data point, Modelsim also accepts "input reg". Even though I agree it sounds ridiculous - I have found "input wire integer" in SV-2012, paragraph 23.2.2.3, but it might be worth a broader discussion first.


No ignores los errores. Muchas veces el codigo no sirve y no sabes porque y es porque no estas leyendo los errores que te dicen porque. Logealos con log.Println() o algo asi. Luego puedes configurar el log para que escriba a archivo y no al STDOUT


Why is this always false?


Usa log.Println() en vez de fmt.Println()


From BB, so shouldn’t have a lot of inconsistencies.


BB.


I don't understand this comment related to the code below. I can see that you make an adaptivity check in the next comment, but it is not clear what instantiating the partialChain here is doing related to choosing if to adapt.

I'm not stating I think something needs to change, either. But the logic is unclear, and the comment is not helping me.


To be honest reviewing a 1000+ line patch is beyond the time I currently have available, any chance we can break it into smaller PRs (e.g. start with the form changes)?

Thanks for writing tests, that is great.

Can you make sure all new public classes / methods are documented? Please hide the parse/toXml methods from the docs, see how it is done for other classes.


As we discussed, you will be using the $_SERVER vars to get the uri.


Sure.


it seems it was sent with windows new lines :(

.gitattributes should be configured but that would be another pull request.

Can I revoke this change?


WIP means work in progress. It compiles but there may have some bugs.

Splated texture are the textures blended to create he ground material
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> What's splated textures ? what's WIP ?
>
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@xfix, `/roomdevoice` appears to be working for me. If it was broken, it was probably by a different uncommitted change.


Holla! Respekt! Ich werde das sobald wie möglich konvertieren. :) @AllanScheSar


Si usas esta constante en varios archivos, considera ponerla en un paquete global para que solo la tengas que modificar una vez


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How hard would it be to add a flag permitting this to be a fatal error, if the user desired?

Cholesky failing can be an indication of a singular matrix. Isn't sweeping this under the rug possibly too strong an action? I'm not against leaving the default behavior as is, but some users might want things to 'full stop' under these conditions.


Good. ProfileMode is deprecated anyway, spent the minimum time on it.


Uh oh, the theme-dawn.js was being used for the code_editor theme


This has made mono regress by causing segfaults: https://bugzilla.xamarin.com/show_bug.cgi?id=30741


Other than the comments provided, this looks good to me.


saw approval from jonmeredith
at https://github.com/basho/riak_core/commit/9bf34209937bf21b819a9d1d2fd73e56ddf7eb64


merging basho/riak_core/bugfix/csm/revert-tainted-ring-bug = 9bf34209 into borshop-integration-741-bugfix/csm/revert-tainted-ring-bug


basho/riak_core/bugfix/csm/revert-tainted-ring-bug = 9bf34209 merged ok, testing candidate = 104cc499


No uses panic


Should be `verify!`


We're already within the `ActiveSupport` namespace here, so you can just do `Claims` directly.


Hi Nate - good one! I integrated this into our repository. Thanks!


I think 'while' might be more appropriate here than 'do while', in the odd case we get an empty string. But obviously this solution is perfectly fine for this example.


Nice


You can add more debug info if you need/want (every TCP module now export some `Log.t` value)


Hi Victor,

Thanks for contributing.  May I ask how you added the new domains to the list?  Along with adding the new domains your commit rearranges a lot of the old ones and this makes it hard to see what's going on.


Ok, done, also on /beta https://github.com/FreshRSS/FreshRSS/commit/214a5cc9a4c2b821961bc21f22b4b08e34b5be68


What up with the bad boy


@rschmukler Just a heads up: this caused a lot of visual bugs in the docs site.


Would it be useful to give a hint on a good timeConstant value? Or maybe say that after a time of 5*timeConstant seconds (or maybe 10 times), the parameter value can usually be considered to have converged to the target value.


hpwh_residential (nmerket) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (644 of 644 tests passed)

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hpwh_residential (nmerket) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1667 of 1674 tests passed)

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I finally had a chance to apply this and run it through CI.  This is actually failing in CI (travis is busted, so I only have our internal CI to rely on.  Here's what the logs looks like:

```
  File "setup.py", line 1, in <module>
    from setuptools import setup
ImportError: No module named setuptools
```


rax retry tests


Hmm why not just return here and save yourself all those unnecessary iterations?


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I changed this to an `ImmutableSet` locally.


`getObject().class` returned 'Fixnum' and all tests passed. So maybe it's OK without `to_i`.


@dikkeduif p.s. the wowza image is back on the docker hub.


Could you give me a little more info, I think this should be help or Help.  We have a pull request to standardize on lowercase letters or at least standardize.

Why is this needed versus just Description?


It didn't work on your machine, Abi?


Funciones como estas, deben de estar corriendo todo el tiempo, no? Para eso es el sleep.
Considera mandarlas a llamar dentro de la funcion NewServersupervisor para que desde que se crea, ya esten fucnionando.


I changed this locally to use `context.getObjectMapper()` at the usage site, and update the test to just create an `ObjectMapper`


This would revert changeset 863809151705189dfdc5c2255b3c0978ba8cad93 from #181.


Does this have to do with my server crashing every few min after the recent update. I contacted my host and they gave me this:

L 06/03/2015 - 12:58:47: 00:53.06 - KILL:	GabeNewell [traitor] killed Spaceman101 [innocent]
L 06/03/2015 - 12:58:47: Lua Error:
[ERROR] gamemodes/terrortown/gamemode/player.lua:685: Tried to use a NULL entity!
1. Send - [C]:-1
2. unknown - gamemodes/terrortown/gamemode/player.lua:685
3. DispatchTraceAttack - [C]:-1
4. unknown - gamemodes/terrortown/entities/weapons/weapon_zm_improvised.lua:193

[ERROR] gamemodes/terrortown/gamemode/player.lua:685: Tried to use a NULL entity!
1. Send - [C]:-1
2. unknown - gamemodes/terrortown/gamemode/player.lua:685
3. DispatchTraceAttack - [C]:-1
4. unknown - gamemodes/terrortown/entities/weapons/weapon_zm_improvised.lua:193

That is what I am seeing in the console.log. So it suggests there is an issue that is crashing and two examples why.

Please look into that and you should be set.


thanks


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yes, please. Otherwise someone might wonder why it's there and remove it...


Why don't you use Timeout class?


The new version is out, BTW!