This line will be the major difference between MaterialAuxBase and MaterialStdVectorAuxBase. In this class it should be:
```
const MaterialProperty<std::vector<T> > & _prop;
```

So that being said, I think we need another base class for the shared stuff in this class ("scale" and "factor" stuff) that is inherited by both the scalar and std::vector version of the class. Here is what I am thinking:

AuxKernel
       |
MaterialAuxSomeNameHere - this will be a non-templated class that olds the factor and offset stuff
     |                 |
     |      MaterialAuxBase - this will add `const MaterialProperty<T> & _prop;`
     |
MaterialStdVectorAuxBase - this will add `const MaterialProperty<std::vector<T> > & _vector_prop;` as well as input file syntax for the vector index and error checking on the index.

@dschwen is this what you were thinking?


Should these be joined by a "else" ?


Good point. Feel free to reduce it.


Shouldn't this be called `url` given the readme?


This needs to be in the base class


Linting error


It was the first B01 Pluses that didn't have the Functioning SWR.


Error checking on index needs to go in the base class, probably in initialSetup


Sorry about that, I didn't test properly on Emacs 23. Writing a pull request now.


This error check is handled by MooseEnum automatically.


One little change that I wanted, three little :rabbit: holes. As. Always.


Thanks for catching that.  I was rushing around this morning so when I saw a compiler error I simply updated the line without thinking.  I think I will have to copy the pointer to a temp variable.


Is this action needed at all? I was checking https://github.com/TrinityCore/TrinityCore/commit/49809bd404ae7b58ac81086d52297532ec85972a#diff-5c11468c980a2c962d74f496c88fc748R278 and apparently all that it does is cast a spell

```cpp
sphere->AI()->DoCastAOE(SPELL_SUMMON_PLAYERS)
```


`#delete` should not accept `data`. delete is the only unsafe, bodiless method i can think of so we should probably write a method similar to the one generated by `.def_unsafe_request` but w/o the `data` parameter.


More like :rat: holes. :-P


Because you're writing C code. C is lax and allows stupid things like typos and returning values from void functions or returning nothing from non-void functions.

I should introduce you to C++ sometime :smile: :


The suspiciousElements (Body) and suspiciousProperties (File) will be updated after calling updateStats() from PDFBody and PDFFile.


Looks right to me. The nice thing is, the code is so insanely polymorphic, if you can write an implementation, it's *probably* right. :wink:

Eventually we can get very fancy and do things like only recomputing child views when the state changes (a real advantage of this approach), etc., but this looks like the perfect first version implementation.


Seems git ignore was ignoring files in that folder.


The "Vel" variable is not necessary if toasts.js is correctly wrapped with jQuery (cf: https://github.com/Dogfalo/materialize/pull/1595).


This defines `MonadState` on the whole thing. I was actually only going to define `MonadState` on `s`, the parent state, hence the order of type parameters in `QueryT`. This way, when you are a parent component working in `QueryT`, you can use all the monad state functions and be referring to your own (local) state.


versionBased: indicators displayed on each version. (suspiciousElements)
fileBased: displayed as global at the end (suspiciousProperties)


I realised that might have been your intention after implementing `query` actually, which as a bonus means we might not need `InstalledState` to be a `newtype` after all.


test


I would rename the AndroidAnnotations/androidannotations folder to AndroidAnnotations/core. Then enamel the apt folder to androidannotations. I think it is confusing I'd the folder and the artifact is not the same, also I saw eclipse maven plugin bugs related to that.

Please rename back the androidannotations-parent artifact I'd. The word parent is a Maven convention.


perni polla files ite ikones ite pdf ta zippari ola mazi ke ta kani upload


Whitespace is a bit conflicted ^^


I had to save this as negative (also did if not on ln 96) to get it to persist for me in Chrome.


Shouldn't this return an array of books?


Thank you @AnObfuscator, good fix!


please, let's not do this. Hidden paths are a pain to deal with, and your tools should make it possible to ignore the directory instead.


can you fix this line ( Nascondi il monitor del traffico quando non c'è attività)


Ah OK I see. I have updated this branch and removed this change.


Thanks, @Wilfred and @pao for that incredibly fast fix+merge!


If you're at it, could you replace `count_late_bound_regions` with `RegionEscape`?


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also can you drop the `using namespace std;`? the rest of Kodi has made the move to not importing the entire std namespace (see e.g. https://github.com/xbmc/xbmc/pull/7264)


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Just refactoring the names of the methods and classes won't help. If they were wrong, it wouldn't compile. As-is, confusion with CollisionFX is not unlikely... To find out what's not working, you'll need to add in some debug logging - probably to the areas that actually return the biome/colour information. It looks like the lookup is failing, so the default colour is being returned.


The code style was fine, you just partially reverted this @joschiwald 's commit https://github.com/TrinityCore/TrinityCore/commit/34a721ba84643cf468f63e5c375949aaa3e15cac

Also, avoid using the method DoCast(spellid) (it's intended for basic AIs), try to use DoCastVictim() instead or DoCast(unit target, spellid)


If people can build with gitian without this file I'd like to see this reverted rather than having 2 of the same file (1 markdown, 1 txt).


I have a hard time interpreting the ASCII art inheritance diagram on my
phone, but I t think it agrees with what I think it should be.

On Thu, Jun 25, 2015, 4:43 PM Andrew E Slaughter <notifications@github.com>
wrote:

> This line will be the major difference between MaterialAuxBase and
> MaterialStdVectorAuxBase. In this class it should be:
>
> const MaterialProperty<std::vector<T> > & _prop;
>
> So that being said, I think we need another base class for the shared
> stuff in this class ("scale" and "factor" stuff) that is inherited by both
> the scalar and std::vector version of the class. Here is what I am thinking:
>
> AuxKernel
> |
> MaterialAuxSomeNameHere - this will be a non-templated class that olds the
> factor and offset stuff
> | |
> | MaterialAuxBase - this will add const MaterialProperty<T> & _prop;
> |
> MaterialStdVectorAuxBase - this will add const
> MaterialProperty<std::vector<T> > & _vector_prop; as well as input file
> syntax for the vector index and error checking on the index.
>
> @dschwen <https://github.com/dschwen> is this what you were thinking?
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What key is this test testing? It's not fully clear; is it testing an empty byte array as the HMAC key?


I think 5a1bb39 does the trick.


>  In general, concepts express type properties, but the Palo Alto report allows for exceptions

The mathematical principle that's being applied here is [restriction of domain](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Restriction_(mathematics)). The function `f(x,y) = x / y` where `x` and `y` are real numbers is not total, but we still say that real numbers support division. We can obtain a total function from `f` by restricting the domain from "two real numbers" to "a real number and another real number that is not 0." When we say "real numbers support division" we imply that it is the responsibility of users to ensure that the inputs they supply fall within the restricted domain if they want defined behavior.

Similarly, we say that:
* floating-point values are `EqualityComparable` despite the fact that the equality function is only well-defined over a restricted domain. For floating-point values 'a' and 'b', `a == b` is only valid if neither `a` nor `b` is a NaN.
* pointer values are `TotallyOrdered` despite the fact that `<` is only well-defined over restricted domains. For pointer values `a` and `b`, `a < b` is only valid if `a` and `b` are pointers to elements of the same array (or subobjects thereof) or non-static members of the same non-union object with the same access (or subobjects thereof) per [expr.rel]/3. I can't pass arbitrary pointer values to a function that requires them to be `TotallyOrdered`, but I can pass e.g. pointers to elements of the same array.

You can require `Assignable<T, U>()` despite the fact that `t = u` is not valid for all possible values `t` of type `T` and `u` of type `U`. It is the user's responsibility to ensure that the actual values used fall within a domain in which the requirements of `Assignable` are satisfied.

I'm trying to do something similar by incorporating the "stable object" requirements into `Destructible` et al. Your "timer counting down" doesn't have a stable value, so it can't be considered `Destructible` in general. However, in a context where `Destructible` is the *only* requirement:
```
template <class T>
template <Destructible U>
void std::allocator<T>::destroy(U*);
```
the value and therefore its volatility are unobservable, so "timer counting down" effectively meets the requirements of `Destructible`. Making the notion concrete here, it's become clear to me that I'm doing something fundamentally different from requiring inputs from a restricted domain. It's counter-intuitive as well. We can't provide semantics for the standard library that are only understandable by semanticists and consider STL2 to be successful.

It's a shame, really. We're going to have to characterize lots of non-Regular types in the process of developing semantics for the library, and building the basic object semantics into a hierarchy would greatly simplify that process.


oh, um, I'm going to need you to set a default value on that migration please. Thank you.


Indeed: https://github.com/slamdata/purescript-halogen/commit/417bf60d182999ecc3b56072ee1b60ef78818501


Meant to add more details to the commit message.  This is a result of the flapping change to EnergyPlus where the linux executable is now lowercase again.  This is affect OpenStudio-server which isn't currently configured to search for the EnergyPlus that is included with OpenStudio.


It gets change to short_name in a different commit by Instructure. a469d8c8790ec68cb7b18eab0ecf11bb05f93481


fixes issue #16


My fix actually was accidentally merged into instructure/master, so we'll get it eventually. My 'proper' fix in attachmentfu will revert out the change to gradebook_csvs_controller.rb.


On that note, when requesting the parameters with psr.pars(which=which), the jump parameter names are also not unicode


Now that this is done, WorldLoad events get fired for these fake worlds. (due to
        MinecraftForge.EVENT_BUS.post(new WorldEvent.Load(this)); in WorldClient's constructor)

This isn't ideal at all.


There's nothing in the profile without those pages.


@jcowgill That does make sense, thanks for the explanation. :)


Fixed in #20 (pending review)


sqlite_timeseries (mbadams5) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (1676 of 1679 tests passed)

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looks like you picked up a lot of translation fuzz in this patch by accident :)


Super, this makes it very easy to write parent components, since they only have to worry about their own state. Also it occurs to me the order of type params in `QueryT` doesn't really matter since you provide the full monad to MonadState.  So we can change `QueryT`'s type param order to define `MonadTrans` — right?


Yep, I think so :smiley:


There were a few other tabs when you clicked through. Collections,
Settings, & Messages if I remember right.

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linting error


I'm having a crack at `installAll` at the moment, but will revisit `MonadTrans` after that.


I think it would be best to drop the install command entirely and just tell it to find the libraries in ${build_dir}/.libs/libsecp256k1.a instead. I'll try that out and submit the patch


There are some linting errors here that should be...


`walker sun`???


Don't you think the right place for fixing this is at KalibroProcessor?


@mattlistro Thanks for your comments, Matt and congratulations on the site you're starting! I think using the MVP approach is smart and will hopefully allow you to test the market quickly. I appreciated that some books on the lean model were mentioned in class. I personally plan to check out The Lean Startup by Eric Ries.


ObjectGuid doesn't need to be initialized


'nextCollectionTime' field is present in collectorData struct too (in collector_manager.go). Maybe we can remove this field.


@kdandola Thanks for commenting! Best of luck on starting your own company. I too would have felt the need to launch with a perfect website, but I see now why that may not be in a startup's best interest. The whole idea of an email sign-up to gauge interest actually reminds me a lot of Kickstarter and what that does in terms of testing demand before building or offering a product.


I also added new shop locations as it was in WC3.


そうですね。new-styleに統一しましょうか。
いまは、それほど高度なことをしてませんが、将来的には
new-styleだけが持つ属性を使いたいケースもでてくる
かもしれませんし。


That will be the hardest function to write (actually, `installL` or `installR`, since they can be used to define `installAll`).

A decision that may require rethinking is to require `Plus` on `g`. This is because after installation, you can send a query to components that may not exist. In this case, the zero of the `g` monad is used. I think in practice most useful monads will have such a `g` (`Aff` has failure), so maybe this approach makes more sense than to layer in `OptionT` or solve the problem in some other similar way (e.g. extending the output algebra).


Yup which are all accessed through different places.


I forget to add git global username after format and install fedora 22 , but no problem.


SummonList is a member of BossAI (and every creature summoned by the boss is added to it). Is this sentries list used for anything else other than despawning them? Otherwise it's not needed at all and you can just call a BossAI::Reset();


saw approval from cmeiklejohn
at https://github.com/basho/yokozuna/commit/c903f78ebdd0d1c15cabc0e66b62ac28689b93ef


merging basho/yokozuna/zl/bugfix/fix-regression-yz_schema_admin = c903f78e into borshop-integration-515-zl/bugfix/fix-regression-yz_schema_admin


basho/yokozuna/zl/bugfix/fix-regression-yz_schema_admin = c903f78e merged ok, testing candidate = e37667ee


@Jrubin16 Good luck as your prepare to launch! I'd love to hear more about your site and vision. Having a landing page is so basic, but really may do a lot in helping you achieve brand recognition and product awareness early on. I hope everything goes smoothly and that you get a lot of interest!


develop (axelstudios) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: Tests Failed

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Thanks i will update FRENCH translation.


Perhaps better to directly call connect() here instead of duplicating this chunk of code throughout various functions


Nice!


this make no sense, there's nothing being logged pertaining to compilation time

compilation does not happen when the asset is requested, but when the link to it is generated


Isn't there another hack for this where it forces it to read a 1x1 pixel if it asks for 0x0?


Thanks for the benchmark, that's really useful! I'm actually a bit surprised it wasn't worse than that.

I'll prepare a pull request for upstream today. We've been running this for a few days solid here without any issues, so it should be safe to get into dev now (famous last words *cough*).

There is room for quite a bit of optimisation if there is a big enough need for it. For the first stage I've focused on clarity and getting it right. If I bypassed XTHAL altogether and went straight for the user exception vector in assembly, I'm guessing I could speed up the code by a factor of three or so. It'll still be a fair bit slower than running the instructions directly, but, as you say, 16kB is a strong argument :)


OK. I can live with that so long as it's coming back soon.

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Great :)


I think either `make clean` or `make distclean` should remove that version.h file.
For legacy builds, you'd also need to provide a version.h file.

I was in the process of fixing several build errors and warnings for legacy builds.
This will need some more work and testing, but I pushed my work in progress to my repo:

https://github.com/frank-dittrich/JohnTheRipper/commit/3bfa1aa91ea53577ea994f9ddae2270ec0fa4676


You need break here in order not to print this potentially 3 times. If mainCharacterHelpers[mainCharacterHelpers.length - 1] != null we know that more helpers cannot be added, we don't need to iterate through the array.


Keep in mind that the html/javascript won't be on the server, but on the client device.  May be an issue with using sessions/cookies due to cross-domain policy


Why did you change `eventName` to `eventId`?


[Mau Mau](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mau_Mau_(card_game))don


In current state `@full_name` returns a completely different name than the other name variables. To keep the names consistent it may be better to set `@full_name` to a combination of `@first_name` and `@last_name`.


create_new() more accurate.   Perhaps return true/false depending on success of creation.


Actually, `eventName` is correct. I'll update the API to reflect this.


beta 1/2? we don't know what the build and scheme settings are for the GM yet...


These escapes are for bash, not for Python!


Ahh great point! I completely agree. I can make this change

Thank you for your time,
Adam Wanninger
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> In current state @full_name returns a completely different name than the
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This is to help fix the following error:

File "github/salt/salt/cloud/clouds/ec2.py", line 1105, in _create_eni
    if subnet['subnetId'] == interface['SubnetId']:
TypeError: string indices must be integers, not str

This error appears to exist when adding a network_interfaces: section to an ec2 profile.

It appears that the original code's for loop attempts to act on the subnet object as a dictionary in all cases, but the subnet object will actually be an array of keys if the subnet_query_result['item'] is a dict.


There are 17 linting errors on this file. Perhaps your linter isn't working?


you're testing against the wrong base
http://tests.stockfishchess.org/tests/view/558c80a40ebc590abbe1b6cc


:fireworks: :tada:


> I think either make clean or make distclean should remove that version.h file.

Yes, at least distclean. I also see a problem with the logic: It seems version.h is (re-)built after listconf.o, so each time version.h actually changed, it's not reflected until the **next** build. Not good. I'm looking into that.


looks gud


What times to display is a policy decision, I think it's fine to keep it out of the backend. What if we wanted to accumulate them instead?


Generally each test should only test one thing at a time.


see above comment


:ok_hand: => fc53251683b0738c67cb362a8d0a4b459148e2cb


same


It does affect the high jump, its a continuous mana drain.


ignore


I think this is still messed up even if that's your intent. If you are trying to remove instances of \' and replace that with something else then you need another \  (  "\\'" ). If your intent is to replace ' with something else then "'" is sufficient for the first argument ( no \ needed).


Gotcha. Will modify accordingly and probably I should add these stuff to Frameworks instead of Phase Field module.


I think that the "parent" relationship is more substantial than simply saying "revoke if the parent is revoked". The child is actually a wrapper around the parent. If the parent is modified in some way -- such as being attenuated, or even being wholly redirected to another destination -- that modification should apply to the child as well. It happens to be that right now, only UiView capabilities can be so modified, in that they can have their permissions changed, but I don't think it's safe to say that this property is unique to UiViews.

Another specific reason why the parent-child relationship is special will come up when we implement per-document encryption. An API Token will serve in part as an encryption key for the object it points to. When you have a parent and a child, the child token's table entry contains an encrypted copy of the parent token, encrypted using the child's key, allowing transitive decryption. We could instead have the child store a wrapped key directly for the target object, skipping parents, but using a chain of keys has the nice property that deleting the parent entry from the table makes it no longer possible to decrypt the target object using only the child's key (unless a copy of the parent was stashed somewhere, but there's no way around that).

Regarding making queries more efficient, I think the right way to deal with that is to have a bit that can be set to indicate "this is a UiView capability" or maybe just "this capability is relevant when computing permissions for a UiView".


Could set default to the actual default value here so that the command help is more useful.


And we want? I don't see a reason to.

They are only duplicated because the processings fail (not in a nice way
but with a not handled exception) and are restarted by delayed_jobs which
then create new ProcessTimes.

Would be a better fix finding the cause of such exceptions or at least
ereasing the previous ProcessTimes.

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Had to edit the above comment because \+\ shows up as \ rather than \\\\


I think I was the one who suggested a @staticmethod, but perhaps a class-level attribute makes more sense here?
```
    default_quasar_catalog_name = 'DR12Q'
```
What do you think?


I'm attempting to repost my image and link below
![image]
(http://ecocult.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/03/MG_9002.jpg)

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I assume it's useless since all other cases are covered? (Hard to tell.)

Shouldn't -Wswitch-something catch this?


1679-DualDuct (kbenne) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (2183 of 2216 tests passed)

![Build Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/build%20status-warnings-yellow.svg) ![Test Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/tests%20passed-98.51%25-yellow.svg)


Also, I'm not sure how to change the name of my branch, but, I'd like to change it from "Erin's Lessons Learned" to “Launching Quickly is Key" .


Usually starting the count at 0 is a good call... But this totally works


This comment seems useful.


fixed in 2d87a70


please explain how i merge this fix in x360ce..shoot impossible with LT/RT Bug


@TheWhiteWolves no it does not, you can high jump even with no tablet in your inventory. I just tested.


как модифицировать блок?


Woops, good catch. Its been a long day. Merging!


move to docs


Maybe use a list comprehension or `map`?


What about this (`kSignal`)?


Later removed.


all tests pass:
success: http://buildbot.bos1/builders/test-yokozuna/builds/1153


saw approval from cmeiklejohn
at https://github.com/basho/yokozuna/commit/bcdc928964c5ca35fadf65f2629037f9ebc81262


merging basho/yokozuna/fix-test/zl/yz_pb-sure-up-and-remove-timeouts-for-2.0 = bcdc9289 into borshop-integration-517-fix-test/zl/yz_pb-sure-up-and-remove-timeouts-for-2.0


basho/yokozuna/fix-test/zl/yz_pb-sure-up-and-remove-timeouts-for-2.0 = bcdc9289 merged ok, testing candidate = 65b6a53a


I understand completely :)


https://github.com/Vazkii/Botania/blob/master/src/main/java/vazkii/botania/common/item/equipment/bauble/ItemTravelBelt.java#L102-L112 <- no checks for mana


Instead of version.h, can't you just add -DJTR_GIT_VERSION "..." to the makefile.
An in listconf.c you can define it to JOHN_VERSION if it isn't defined?


It is very hard to add custom cloudproviders to the kubernetes platform while using existing kube containers. => It is very hard to add custom cloudproviders to the kubernetes platform without using a custom build of kubernetes.


Rawr, double negative!


It's probably a good time to start moving some of your tests into the test suite.


remove


put http:// in front.


make sure in your code to remove trailing slash if someone puts it


Is this blank line intended?


you only use that after you've entered stuff into ES. Not when you're about to do a read.


@timonefm что именно требуется модифицировать, какая задача стоит?


..it can return 404 or "false" for a given...


period at the end


Should we use enum classes instead?


You could just `ids.append(int(doc['_id']))` and then you don't need the `ids2` list.


Removed the zle-line-init and zle-line-finish names, so the `lib/key-bindings.zsh` definitions of same take precedence.


Maybe I'm slow but I don't understand this comment.

This autorun still only fires on flush time -- how is that related? And how is the fact that we call getMeteorData from componentWillUpdate related?


It is not working.

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Move this to *after* the for-loop.


Did we decide to not throw an error if you override a property on data that another mixin or the component itself defines?


easiest bug fix of all time. One whole line. You must just be gaping in awe.

ok... maybe not XD


Removed this `smkx`/`rmkx` stuff, because according to the original logic, they were only supposed to be issued for zle-line-init and zle-line-finish, not unconditionally, and not for `zle-keymap-select`, which is the only widget this change leaves defined in `vi-mode`.


Switched to more compact `zsh` prompt expansion syntax.


I believe we should be able to have just two methods setTasks and getTasks with the Set<TaskID> and List<ByteBuffer> passed as input params


Oh, sorry just now saw your comment on the original review.


If you encounter an error in processing the request, return an HTTP 404 with a response body of `{"error": "error message here"}`.


Removed mention of "theme", since themes are loaded after plugins, and theme definitions would not take effect before this is loaded.


I got these AMI IDs from the list of official Debian images for Debian 7.8 on the AWS Marketplace. I verified that they worked before committing this change. Now it appears that Debian is only publishing official images for Debian 8.1 and 8.0, and all of these AMIs disappeared sometime within the past few days.

Where did you find the AMI IDs that are still working?

I am planning on spending some time this weekend to make Streisand work on Debian 8. That will be the new foundation. Then the official 8.1 images can be used and this problem will be solved.


downloaded x360ce_x64 and zip folder then what to do for poor beginner like me????????????


The `$RPROMPT` check was redundant, since `$RPROMPT` is just an alias for `$RPS1`. They will never have different values.


spaces between these structs


move


Removed this `smkx`/`rmkx` logic since, according to the original `vi-mode` logic, they were only for `zle-line-init` and `zle-line-finish`, not all three widgets, and not for `zle-keymap-select`.


For componentWillUpdate to call getMeteorData and track the dependencies, it has to create a new autorun.  There's no way to "kick" an existing computation and get the answer right away.  So for simplicity, we just always create a new autorun when we call getMeteorData.  Does that make sense?


cant you test your translations before push ? because im having lot of errors on your translatios  . its annoying to fix all them . and haviing build errors its killing my time


It conflicts with master, can you rebase it please?


SQL-only PRs should not be created. Instead, create an issue and provide the code there.


validate clientURL


"LT/RT Bug" you refer IT NOT a bug - is impossible to emulate triggers using DirectInput when they both share single axis. This is not resolved by this commit and I think never will.

- please do not spam comments here, read readme on main github pag - you found there link to our forum


Removed the `zle-line-init` and `zle-line-finish` names so their definitions in `lib/key-bindings.zsh` take precedence. The definitions here in `vi-mode` were wrong, and the current `key-bindings` versions are compatible with `vi-mode`.


also add a test


Hmm, simple solution: Remove the count? ;-)


Ah. Got it. Is this the same as saying "you can't flush a single computation"?


@RomainLG if you're referring to a CheatSheet that's not currently possible -- the design is standardized across all of them.


fast-forwarding 2.0 to borshop-integration-515-zl/bugfix/fix-regression-yz_schema_admin = e37667ee


use url.Parse


Merge sha 65b6a53a is stale.


merging basho/yokozuna/fix-test/zl/yz_pb-sure-up-and-remove-timeouts-for-2.0 = bcdc9289 into borshop-integration-517-fix-test/zl/yz_pb-sure-up-and-remove-timeouts-for-2.0


basho/yokozuna/fix-test/zl/yz_pb-sure-up-and-remove-timeouts-for-2.0 = bcdc9289 merged ok, testing candidate = 1894727a


These mods are eating all my [dedotated wams](http://downloadmorewam.com/).


Error retrieving provider name: %v


I updated this, removed the view and changed the destroy method.

Justin

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Note: something screwy here.. I deleted `PageFactory` and introduced `AppiumSpawner` .. there should not be a diff here.


This line should be "SamsungMulticlientRilExecutor"...


Interface -> interface


Same screwy behavior here... `HtmlContainerElement` was deleted. `RunnableLaucher` is a new file


LOL my bad :)


func (h *httpCloud) get(path string, resp interface{}) error {
    h.sendHTTPRequests...
    if err ... HTTP request to cloudprovider failed:
    json.Unmarshal(body, &resp)


This gets in to the territory of the scheduler. I am not sure why Daemon Controller is the right place to implement this functionality. This can be achieved by a combination of NodeSelector and Conflicts from #9560. IMO, Daemon Controller should deal with User specified system services and core Kubernetes services.


add context to this error message for cloudprovider


Maybe I missed it but I could not find the definition of org.apache.mesos.state.State


fixed in d875011


For an example, see https://github.com/DatawiseIO/Project6/blob/master/examples/cassandra/cassandra-app-create.sh


doesn't seem to work in the preview? perhaps the trailing slash?


addSSHKey


Also this is wrong, this npcs get the equipments before start fighting for the quest http://www.wowhead.com/quest=12848/the-endless-hunger


It is indeed quite a problem. I've now added Python 3 compatibility to codegen and also reworked the line-number guided decompilation, with that the only feature I still want to implement is properly formatting docstrings. Since I have information on how much lines are leading the strings (the line number reflects the end of the string), it is possible to test if the amount of newlines in a string is too large to be a proper docstring. Still, this is mostly heuristics, since even in docstrings people are free to mix in \n's.


Sort of, but I would also want it to not re-run unless I flushed it.  The primitive I would want is a computation that tracks whether it's been invalidated but waits until you ask it to recompute.

Is there anything I should add to make the comment better?


Seems reasonable


I'm not updating creature_template, this file should be connected to my last PR in which I have modified script to use this equipment before fight.


LGTM!  Nice work!

(This review is out of date now, but I looked at the latest too.)


This whole hunk of code should go into a function enableVerticalEdgeFlip or something like that.

Then call the new function from within the try/catch block above.


did not work. This is what I get in catlog. Just sits there, no logs after this.
I am on a slimLP based rom by the way.
http://postimg.org/image/ggs0fcrmp/


Addresses #273.


You want global.screen_height here.


sad


Thanks for adding my plugin `RevealPlugin`


...though that doesn't deal with the `router.Ourself.Forward(srcPeer, icmpFrame, nil)` call, which would end up calling `Forward(nil, frame)`. *drat*


Great work! Top shelf.


In general, this is pretty good :) But one major thing is missing. The way the code is written today we will make the decision to enable/disable edge flipping on applet start only. If the user then modifies the edge flip setting later then this applet will not be updated to use the new settings.  The user could turn off edge flip, but vertical edge flip will still be on.

I'm not sure if there is some kind of event we can register for: 'edge-flip-changed' or something. If not, perhaps we should look up the value of the global edge flip setting right before each flip? If it is disabled just silently do nothing? I'm not sure if that has any performance implications.


my hack to overlaying the dropdown arrow icon for the spinner.


tragedy :disappointed:


Ya.  the final changes were to remove all the reversion and notification.

I need only check to see if your part is full when override is on, because if override is off I ignore the event anyway

so the flow now is:

1 if override is off, ignore the event.
2.  If override is on AND the freezer is full, ignore the event.


I think there's confusion about the purpose of the laptop script. It's meant for those who don't already have the basic tools on their machine, like Ruby, or even the Apple command line tools. And in order to be able to `brew install` whatever, you'll also need Homebrew. This is what I mean by prerequisites. You need a minimum configuration in order to be able to do any kind of development on your Mac, and if you don't have your Mac configured yet, the laptop script can do it all for you. I created it to make it easy for new 18F employees (or anyone else getting started with development) to configure their machine.

Basically what I'm trying to do here is have some kind of standard way that all our repos can use in their installation instructions for installing the basics. Instead of each repo having their own installation instructions for Ruby, Python, or what have you, it would be nice to be able to copy and paste a standard set of instructions.

For example, at Code for America, there is a [how-to](https://github.com/codeforamerica/howto) repo that contains installation instructions for various things, like the [basic build tools](https://github.com/codeforamerica/howto/blob/master/Build-Tools.md), [Ruby with RVM](https://github.com/codeforamerica/howto/blob/master/Ruby.md), and [Postgres](https://github.com/codeforamerica/howto/blob/master/PostgreSQL.md). Then, when a new Ruby project is created, its INSTALL.md points to the appropriate how-tos, like [Ohana API](https://github.com/codeforamerica/ohana-api/blob/master/INSTALL.md#install-prerequisites) for example.

That way, there is a central unified location that holds the installation instructions, and if they need to change, you will only need to make a change in one place, as opposed to in all repos that depend on those tools. The laptop script was inspired by this central how-to idea, but instead of making everyone install everything manually, it provides a script that can automate everything.


Great Job Shalamar!


I have used this functions on line 329, now this are only overriding methods which we need to include.


That's a bug fix :)


It have a bug in this implementation. The comparison with the type real on union members is not sufficient. Hmm.... i will need do comparison on all members of union? (int, char, float). The compiler does not permit I compare the union structs itself. Mindfucking! I do try this same things on [lists-in-c](www.github.com/ryukinix/lists-in-c) and this working there! I don't understand! D:


Indentation...


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> did not work. This is what I get in catlog. Just sits there, no logs after
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This file was not supposed to be committed.


1st commit


yes I have used it. Made a clean build. Still not working :(


Two notes on this commit:
- You technically need to stop listening to for `created` at some point or use `once`
- This is pretty similar to what there used to be in thinky, but there were issues when people were building too many models/relations. Node was complaining with something like "Too many listeners".


I don't recall, but according to Mission.java line 253 it appears I half-knew that but I didn't take into account the magnitude of the vector being the light intensity. No recollection of the train-of-thought behind it.


bootstrap.Main is called by all Blueprint primary builders.  Can you keep the API the same, and use the same trick as generatingBootstrapper did to determine if it is minibp?


This is not the commit you are looking for. https://github.com/MWisBest/android_kernel_samsung_tuna/commit/c7a7712db54116d1b9b2edfd38992257f645e9a1


cool


@velizd This is an important decision for any tech start-up and this is quite valuable input for them.


Hehe, sorry, I enter [crystalshards](http://crystalshards.herokuapp.com/?sort=updated) from time to time to see what new projects are being cooked and I can't resist to comment some of them :-)

I guess the crash is with the "segfault" commit. I tried it but it doesn't segfault in my case (crystal 0.7.4 on mac), thought it's taking a lot of time to run. Better later to submit a github issue.


after_initialize の副作用で、完全にこちら側の問題でしたので戻します。


The idea is similar to what Eric did with the LICENSE.md. When you create a new repo, you can easily add a LICENSE to it. I'm planning on creating a repo with a similar blurb you can add to a new repo's INSTALL.md for configuring your Mac for development with all the tools you'll need to contribute to pretty much any 18F repo.


I agree; until near 1.0 release, I will keep the speed high for easier testing, then will drop it to the official speed. In version 2 I can put a menu in to tweak player physics since 2.x is mostly about modification.


wait, so is that all i have to do @danswick?


建议改成：「假设我们要做一个极简的论坛：用户只能修改或者删除自己发的帖子，其他用户则只能查看。」


「假如需求变更为」 -》「需求增加」
「用户可以修改文件」 -》「用户可以修改帖子」


This is unfortunate for now, but go 1.5 should replace these with bootstrap.newGoPackageModuleFactory.func.001, which is a little better


At first glance, I believe so! Did you already commit and push? Looks right on the live page!


**[unitTests_php_branches run failed](http://qa-s2.wikia-prod:8080/job/unitTests_php_branches/16819/testReport/) for this commit**


You should make the days be subtitles: `## Day 1`, etc..


Will this cause problems if you use bootstrap.bash -r -t when RUN_TESTS is set?  Does -t -t cause an error?


hj


「新的管理员需要针对目前论坛所有的帖子『都』拥有管理员应有的权利」 我觉得「都」可以去掉，因为「所有」和「都」的意思重复。
「拥有管理员应有的权利」 -》「拥有管理员应有的权限」
「那么我们需要把服务端现有的所有帖子都循环一边，都为新的管理员增加「写」权限。」 -》「那么我们需要把数据库现有的所有帖子循环一边，为新的管理员增加「写」权限。」


这一段建议使用列表，因为这个和下面的「假如论坛又一次升级了」都是「局限性」


de index no se preocupe @JJM100 , solo le cambie la identacion, le meti el favicon y le cambie el title, lo demas es puro refactor del mockup de perfil de mascotas que hice ayer, ya testie todo y funciona, solo cambie algunos nombres de archivos a ingles.


yes... magic! 🎉


:smile: :smile:


:applause:


Except :clap:


@levicole made this change based on information I found here:
https://github.com/javan/whenever/wiki/Output-redirection-aka-logging-your-cron-jobs

So now at least I have new log files in my app directory


@levicole as I suspected my syntax above isn't exactly correct but at least I'm getting an error which is better than nothing. ;-)


kesang tushintiraman, qo'shimcha lib lari ham bor.

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Thanks!


97648014-DocIssues4906 (rglazer2) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (1671 of 1671 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)


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We can also change it later to look like this, so that errors can be displayed on the side much like twitter


Hi ryuslash.
I want to notice you that 'shares' from graph.facebook.com is sum of real shares + likes + number of comments. You can see this in this 2 URLs:
https://graph.facebook.com/?id=http://www.apple.com/
http://api.ak.facebook.com/restserver.php?urls=http://www.apple.com/&v=1.0&method=links.getStats&format=json


Is this a separate bugfix?


Though why in the world should this field be both final and null in the first place?


This looks like a pretty big change. Could you provide a bit more information to explain a) why you made this change, and b) what are the implications of this change? Thanks.


Also, read the python docs ! There's a lot of great documenatation out
there. s.decode('hex').encode('base64') !

On 2015-06-24 17:30, ae9 wrote:
> that's way cool. i love typing lines and having something happen
>  somewhere else on the internet.
>
>  I retried the first challenge and got stuck at how to use the encode
> and
>  decode codecs, but i'm gonna bring my computer up to seattle and try
> on
>  my off time.
>
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> do
>  > things.
>  > "git rm <file-to-delete>" is how you delete items from a git repo
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reflection doesn't set the field without reflecting on reflection (some final fields it works for, this one not?). it's easier to make it unfinal. -- and it's final&null because the AccessTransformer in the impl makes in unfinal.


картинку то наверно невидно :)


... did you have to make *every* card have a `"trump"` property? :stuck_out_tongue_winking_eye:


classic OIDs


#JqZ7: this is test for task ddddd


[dddddd](http://73dcab3a.ngrok.io/w/JqZ7Q6LsKAe52BZd8J_WmVg4): this is test for task ddddd


woah there buckaroo, there's quite a bit of stuff here that the compiler needs.

Did you test compile these beforehand? :octopus:


The C-style comment of the doc is not required here.


close #JqZ7: test close for task


close [dddddd](http://73dcab3a.ngrok.io/w/JqZ7Q6LsKAe52BZd8J_WmVg4): test close for task


I think that would fix this…  I’m not 100% sure though since @jbmartin was the main architect of the process management stuff

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> @gureckis <https://github.com/gureckis> @jbmartin <https://github.com/jbmartin> I made this change in the hopes that Anselm and I would be able to serve experiments from the "burn" server simultaneously as long as we use different ports. As far as I can tell, this should be possible, and safe since one user's processes can't kill another's. However this line was causing psiturk to search for all psiturk server processes across all users and treating them as owned by the current user, causing an error. I changed the flag so it would only find the current user's processes.
>
> This isn't my area of expertise though - do you guys know of any reason we need to be messing with server processes of another user, or why two user's servers couldn't coexist?
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Thanks


Do we really need `ROBOPTIM_IS_NUMERIC_QUADRATIC`? Why not just have `ROBOPTIM_IS_NUMERIC`? Then a `NumericQuadraticFunction` is just `parent | IS_NUMERIC`, since its parent is `QuadraticFunction`...


This is excellent.  I had looked at using AirlineRefresh, but this gives a much nicer result.


Method has too many lines. [14/10]


qqq


@SachaG Thank you for clarifying


you could just do `return bucket.keys.pop(key_name, None)` ... no need for exception handling


One of the big issues I'm having right now is figuring out what information a database needs for a calendar. I'm assuming that a year calendar is standard, so there would need to be months, weeks, and days, but I'm not certain about what information  I need for them aside from the number of days/month and the name of the month. Also, I'm certain I would need a database to hold months and their respective number of days, but do I need a separate database for weeks and then another for days? Would there be a benefit to separating those into their own databases, or could I make those all part of one database?


97648014-DocIssues4906 (rglazer2) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1677 of 1677 tests passed)

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@bluebear94

This is set in the impl.


Oops. Weird merge :)


I'm actually getting them in DemoUI/js/app.js.

Here is some sample output from my console from the latest update:
```
Running "jscs:src" (jscs) task
Invalid quote mark found at DemoUI/js/app.js :
    27 |  }
    28 |
    29 |  document.getElementById('settings-button').addEventListener("click", function() {
----------------------------------------------------------------------^
    30 |    var settingsPage = document.getElementById('settings-page');
    31 |
```


@spicyj Can you elaborate on why we needed this branch? It's blocking #4218

We shouldn't need to read from inst.props ever really. Only write ideally.


sadly parsing the printer web ui with a regex produces more accurate data


@jedesah I think it is rather me being slow, because `.getLeft` gives you what you need. However, that lib brings about ability to do `shouldBe left` and `.value`. Not sure a lib dependency is worth that.


Good point. I'll update the PR


Would you be able to do this here?
```
lineHeight: this.props.style && this.props.style.height ?
  this.props.style.height :
  this.getThemeButton().height,
```


@jhstatewide please update. Revert was merged.


As soon as you add servlet dependency the whole non-servlet container world hates it. Is there way to bring thymeleaf without servlet reference?


double latlong[2] is enouth :-)


What do you mean by "passing in the frame"?

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[add test.txt file and add the story](http://73dcab3a.ngrok.io/w/82nCYbT2BVacn6NATrUaWjMS): create test.txt


Thanks @eps90, looking forwad for the update.


I just wanted to skip _processProps here where we've already done the validation, I think? I made the other changes in this file specifically to avoid reading from inst.props in some cases; happy to take other changes that avoid it more.


I don't know anything at all about Thymeleaf, but it seems like these relative links aren't quire right. Or at least, this test doesn't show any kind of relative resolution.


Divide by zero? Should be 1.


Is this a bug? You can't ensure the order of parameters in an object. Returning the properties of an object to an array may change the order of the values.


Please change label to "Full Width Button"


Fixes #259


@Iristyle here you go sir.


**Break dances**


Delete or remove this?


Once we get this figured out, the plan is to split this commit out a bit.


Kai did you ever get Travis building and running our tests correctly because looking through the travis history it has always failed:

https://travis-ci.org/dcobbley/capstone-e/builds

The fail with the error:

Error: ENOENT, no such file or directory '/home/travis/.mozilla/firefox'

Any idea why?


Change this


Minor nit: I think it might be more clear to explicitly check if password[0] == '\0' instead of just doing !password[0]


Same here.


Keep tabbing consistent


nice, i like the implicit redirect.


Method has too many lines. [14/10]


Inicio de repo


Do you pass a title because of templating? Like why doesn't the template just have the title?


Except for the minor comments above, LGTM!

:+1: :smile: :cat:


line comments should be before the code it describes


I've got partially blank buffers(buffers with many 0s) from time to time, with this simple approach I skip them.  I get the images in a loop and output to a window, so it looks like a video.  I did not calculate how often it happens, but it was quite noticeable.

The thing that is the best to determine if buffer transferred without errors is to calculate CRC after receiving and compare it with CRC calculated on the sending side.  See page 19 of LeptonTM Software Interface Description Document (IDD) https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B3wmCw6bdPqFOHlQbExFbWlXS0k/view on how it should be done.  I am not very good at python to perform it (+ I could not find the CRC in the packet), so I did something very simple that works for me.

Date: Wed, 24 Jun 2015 09:45:40 -0700
From: notifications@github.com
To: pylepton@noreply.github.com
CC: nickolaim@live.com
Subject: Re: [pylepton] Filter out 'bad frames'.  Count 0, if there are more than 1000, skip the buffer.  Probably there is a beter approach (controls sum?), but this works great so far. (37da988)

Interesting. So if I understand why you've done this, you get blank buffers during a normal stream, but the part will recover without resetting if you just retry? Or they're not quite blank, since you're comparing against 1000? Also curious how often do you see this, I'm not sure I noticed it.

One thing to note, is that I actually return a sum from this function. If you want to check the sum before returning, I would move the call data_buffer.sum() up, and use that value -- this sum() method should also be a little faster to compute since it's getting done in native code through numpy.

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close [add test.txt file and add the story](http://73dcab3a.ngrok.io/w/82nCYbT2BVacn6NATrUaWjMS): finish adding content


ditto


Jizn' Prekrasna


@weltling Probably you know it, but this commit has to be backported to PHP5.5.27RC1 and 5.6.11RC1. The zips for those RC's that are now present at https://github.com/php/php-src/releases are broken for the sockets extension (tested on NTS x86 VC11).


might be useful to make this multiple lines.


OK


RoutConfigurator?


create


Test


aaaaaaaa


host間違っていませんか？


#82nC: additional test


d


@iml, Should @BrewTestBot update the bottle automatically? Or it needs a `revision`?


キャー :see_no_evil:


直します!


[2nd test](http://73dcab3a.ngrok.io/w/92nCYbT2BVacn6NATrUaWjMS): edit on github


**[unitTests_php_branches run failed](http://qa-s2.wikia-prod:8080/job/unitTests_php_branches/16820/testReport/) for this commit**


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[create test2](http://73dcab3a.ngrok.io/w/A2nCYbT2BVacn6NATrUaWjMS): create file test2


Err... when you remove the x's, you are supposed to re-add them back like instead of x1, it would be x01. Removing the x's completely will cause you some problems as it's not supposed to be raw text, like for gold it wouldn't just be raw text gold, the x's turn gold into an actual color.


what about quests ?


Accepted


This is in the Stock transfer handling code.   If SM initiated the transfer, this part of the event handler is not reached.

So only Stock Xfers can get to this point in the code.


Code for manuscript
"Bayesian inference on comparisons between healthy ageing and Alzheimer's disease cohort"
will be made available here.

Full model development and three statistical inferences proposed in the manuscript will be made available here, as well as simulated data to allow anyone to run the code.

Data available from the Australian Imaging, Biomarkers and Lifestyle longitudinal study of ageing (AIBL). This study is funded by the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation (CSIRO) and partners. Access to the data is conditional on approval from the AIBL management committee, for guidelines refer to http://aibl.csiro.au/research/support/.


Well, the user input should check it's own parameters, but I know there still are some small glitches there which should be escaped. I think it's no problem to append the additional symbols, but I'm not sure if it's necessary because of the next line (quoting the proposed parameter as sentence).
In the current situation,
cmd #"
will be converted to
cmd "#\""

If possible, I want to make it as monkey proof as possible :-) , because eventually this should be the only exit to shell calls.
Tips are more than welcome.


No, the bottle is unchanged. We can do a revision if this (sneaky) change was an actual fix for something, but it looks like their binary packages have the older timestamp and have not been updated.


//files


97648014-DocIssues4906 (rglazer2) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1677 of 1677 tests passed)

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@DDoS

This sort of thing is right up your alley. Thoughts? Do I have the right idea or should I re-think this.


@Wilee999 I'll change that if I even get that far LOL


meme


Indeed, and having `NumericLinearFunction` inherit from both `LinearFunction` and `NumericQuadraticFunction` would lead to both diamond inheritance and a useless matrix from `NumericQuadraticFunction`, so that's out of the question. Let's keep these distinct flags then.


Sorry about that. Do you have a list somewhere of libraries that can be used (Guava is obviously not part of it) ?


pub


I looked through the errors. I think the reason is grunt test is based on
running firefox os simulator. Based on my understanding, all the tests will
be run on simulator. However, in travis, we haven't set up the firefox
environment.

I think the solution would be adding more configurations in .travis.yml
file.
we can use this line to install firefox in travis,
sudo apt-get install -y firefox

and use command line to install add-ons (firefox os simulator) into the
environment. (
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Mozilla/Command_Line_Options#Add-ons
)
But it seems it doesn't work now.

do you have some idea?

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>
> https://travis-ci.org/dcobbley/capstone-e/builds
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> The fail with the error:
>
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looks good


추가 API


Javadocs don't match the rest of the API


is this necessary?


Needs to come out of pushed version


I'd like to keep this c++98 compatible for now


http://www.webbibo.com/blog/htmlcss/vertical.html#case3
table-cell にしてやると、綺麗に書ける。
あと、h1全部に対して指定したら問題なので、
.wrap h1 とかにしてあげよう。


Honestly I have no idea.

One concern I have is even if we get this whole thing running, how are you gonna get the test results from the firefox os simulator?


[GitHub](http://73dcab3a.ngrok.io/w/SPrsc8AATXs8NsgiWZ3unO0p) How do I integrate with GitHub


@kashike

There is a reason I don't do javadocs. I'll have someone else fix them.


Remove the timestamp comment; we have git for that.


What if no iterable is supplied? The specs suggest that it should be possible, no?


You'll need the whitelist for 1password, which does not conform to the Chrome-specified name.


Also I would keep those ticks as removing them ruins the loading screen.


Looks interesting. The code below is limiting, no?

```php
                    if (preg_match('/(.+)\[(.+)\]\[(.+)\]/i', $valueIdentifier, $matches)) {
                        $name = $matches[1];
                        $key1 = $matches[2];
                        $key2 = $matches[3];
                        $this->validatedData[$name][$key1][$key2] = $value;
                    } else {
                        $this->validatedData[$valueIdentifier] = $value;
                    }
```

Either it will handle something like $_POST['key'] or $_POST['key']['key1']['key2'].


```
package testngbug;

import org.testng.annotations.BeforeClass;

public class BaseClass {

    @BeforeClass
    public void doSomething() {

    }
}

```

```
package testngbug;

import org.testng.Assert;
import org.testng.annotations.BeforeClass;
import org.testng.annotations.Test;

public class A extends BaseClass{

    @BeforeClass
    public void beforeClassA1() {
      Assert.assertEquals(true, false);
    }

    @BeforeClass(dependsOnMethods = "beforeClassA1")
    public void beforeClassA2() {
    }

    @Test
    public void testA() {
    }

}
```

```
package testngbug;

import org.testng.annotations.Test;

public class B extends BaseClass{
    @Test
    public void testB() {
    }
}
```

```
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<suite name="Buggy Suite" verbose="1" >
    <test name="TestNg Test">
        <classes>
      		<class name="testngbug.A" />
      		<class name="testngbug.B" />
    	</classes>
    </test>
</suite>
```


You don't have to mention ``Makefile`` in GIT commit messages.


This should be a docstring, not a comment:

```python
def __repr__(self):
    """print LinkedList as a Tuple literal"""
    # ...
```


@afriedle-intel This change appears to be all that is needed to support dynamic add_procs on psm. A similar change has been made to psm2. Tested on a LANL infinipath system.


You should only keep the entries of host calls required by the operations.


Not allowed to use a list.


Not allowed to use a tuple, either.


Changes described at https://github.com/s-a/digital-numbers-font/issues/8 reduces file size to ```20984```


You can simplify the implementation by referring to [semi.c](https://github.com/embedded2015/mini-arm-os/blob/master/00-Semihosting/semi.c).


Why did you change ``$SHELL`` here? Is it necessary to semihosting call?


This is vastly over-complicated.  Why not something more like this:

```python
def __init__(self, iterable=()):
    self.length = 0
    for val in iterable:
        self.insert(val)
````


fvck


Don't forget the power of tuple assignment:

```python
to_return, self.header = self.header, self.header.next
```


Oh ffs... Sorry I thought I did compile it just fine last weekend. I'll fix
it when I get home tonight.
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> woah there buckaroo, there's quite a bit of stuff here that the compiler
> needs.
>
> Did you test compile these beforehand? [image: :octopus:]
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What happens to `left` here?  Why is it returned?


Nice plugin!!
It is possible to show the "Total Savings" in order email and admin orders?
Any idea how to do?


looks good,   are you adding the "truevar=0" as a type of error checking or error management?


Another debugging line that produces console spam


Code review.  Looks good to me :+1:


this loop is __not__ working the way that you think it is.


Actually this is meant to be the gzipped size, which is 7551 :) Updated in https://github.com/google/fonts/commit/086bbf87acce1720cc781ee46c60914ffb67a64b


thanks @wonder-sk


敵が下に進む量


tuple assignment would work here as well.


敵が横に進む量


1回動くまでのインターバル


弾を発射する感覚


s


毎ループ処理を行うために
敵が発射した弾を保存しておくリスト


攻撃のタイミングが一緒だと変なので
乱数によってタイミングをずらす


funny


isn't this action already covered by the work done in `self.pop()`?


横に動いて
前進して
描画して
弾を発射して
既に発射されている弾を処理する


@Wilee999 loading screens are 2007


main.pdeにあるcount変数がmoveIntervalCountで割り切れる場合に敵は動く


There's quite a few things now missing and the urls won't persist. I can't work on it now for another week or so.


Guava is on the blacklist (I'm not sure anything else is). If you run the build in the command line you find out when you did it wrong (so there's a list in spring-cloud-build somewhere).


We need *pure_post_meta()*, uncomment it


Check version 1.1.1 for updated avatar code


Y'all could tighten this method up quite a bit.  you don't actually need to carry the second variable.  The way you step over `cur` when reassigning the pointer should give you the clue how.


amazing!


as far as I can tell, this method returns a tuple, not a string.  Right?


this returns a tuple, not a string.


If you "go back editing" a file that you have already opened in a buffer by re-attaching it to a window, then BufEnter does not fire. BufWinEnter fires instead. Since MRU tracks Rencently Used i think it should be updated on BufWimEnter. BufEnter could probably be removed there. Correct me if I am wrong.


Isn't the iterable supposed to be optional?


Your work on this topic is amazing and I wanted to cross check how this scheme works with u8g. I had to apply local tweaks to fit big chunks of constants to irom0. Now with your update that's totally reduntant. No expections required anymore - I love that.

Regarding performance: My testcase so far was u8g scripts with I2C display. The performance bottleneck here is the I2C bit-banging. No impact is noticable therefore.
I'll hook up an SPI display later this day and retry.

Thanks again for your contribution!


Nice. :+1:   Wonder if you have them all in your pipeline :)


What if there's more than one node with the same value?


What if iter == _networks.end()? I would expect the program to crash.


This test works, but it's testing the wrong thing.


@chrisndodge, would it make sense now to add another field to the History table which tells the source ("created"/"updated"/"deleted") of this copy?


*@import* in css increases loading time, that is why import is only used in SASS file, also add languages folder as *Domain Path: /languages* to enable translations support instead of using  *load_theme_textdomain()*


learn how to spell mate


@mtgred, I am using this commit on my dev machine, and I believe the change to `do-access` is broken. `zero?` throws an exception when used with `nil`, which is what `state [:run :max-access]` is until something calls `max-access` (like Eater).


INVALUABLE CONTRIBUTION


Yes and yes, the .rst documents were derived from these old, outdated and inconsistent versions found in different places in the old repository (part in the sources, part in the wiki)


[6/24/15, 10:39:29 PM] asian boy eat rice: luke
[6/24/15, 10:39:37 PM] asian boy eat rice: your contributions to trident
[6/24/15, 10:39:39 PM] asian boy eat rice: invaluable
[6/24/15, 10:39:40 PM] asian boy eat rice: (clap)


このアサーション，`1 microposts`って文字列にもマッチするよ！


実際の表示が`1 microposts`となっている場合，ここで正しく落ちる？


Could you also add "Breaks: chocolate-doom (<< 2.2.0)" please?


@iblech Thanks for the note. Updated, should be working more securely now


@afzaledx: comments need updation re POST_UPDATE_SIGNAL


Yep, that's nicer. I'll upload a new version shortly.


Get out of my life


Quit looking at my GitHub! I'm going to add you to my gitignore!


order ni tak masuk lagi ke? tak buat pull request ke?


读起来有点绕，我的建议：
假如论坛又一次升级了，付费会员享有特殊帖子的读权限，那么我们需要在发布新帖子的时候，设置「读」权限给部分人（付费会员）。这需要查询所有付费会员并一一设置。


「这种需求是完全失控的」
我觉得失控的是「实现方式」，而不是 需求。


@ntdb Please replace this fix with something better, if you can think of something.


再者之前是不是应该先引入「角色」的概念？


So just to confirm, with tinyformat.h you don't need to specify the number is a long?


I agree with jonandr, I'dd rather not restart the complete N++
Start a second instance with the only file to save opened inside would be better.


Merge pull request #243 from rockneurotiko/fix/extf


Congrats!!!


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  "approvalDate": 1435211874384
}
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Seems to work just fine, though the go flag documentation doesn't seem to specify the behavior


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  "approved": true,
  "approver": "mschaaf",
  "approvalDate": 1435211926826
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Thank you!


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  "version": "0.6.20",
  "approved": true,
  "approver": "mschaaf",
  "approvalDate": 1435211939250
}
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They have also code coverage display. Does it make sense also to use it for this?


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不错


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  "approved": true,
  "approver": "mschaaf",
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}
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This commit is not needed on master branch.


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Well done and good catch ;-)


@JJM100 estoy seguro que este no es el mejor modo de hacer esto, me ayuda con esto porfa


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  "approvalDate": 1435212061950
}
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  "approved": true,
  "approver": "mschaaf",
  "approvalDate": 1435212076126
}
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  "version": "0.6.20",
  "approved": true,
  "approver": "mschaaf",
  "approvalDate": 1435212083598
}
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  "version": "0.6.20",
  "approved": true,
  "approver": "mschaaf",
  "approvalDate": 1435212113167
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Kenneth just brought this up in the chat. you can import json and then instead of using `contents = f.read` you can do` json.load(f)` and then delete `jsonpickle.decode(contents)` and make it `data = contents`.


> I'm not sure but what has changed ? I just tried on my computer and it seems it's like before.

If the width is lower than 8000px, a text "Show Menu" should be shown. Clicking on it shows a wip dropdown.

> Also I want to point out I think for the upcoming stuff (because we will have to focus on particular pages, like main page, download etc). If I do modification on my local server you won't be able to test. Ideally we should have an access to a server somewhere in a "semi public" environment so we can test and both do progress.

iirc you can edit pages on my server. For the code the problem is much more difficult, because if we use a server where we both have ssh access, then we might run into the problem of trying to edit code simultaneously. Maybe you can just push the changes to test on a different branch, and when we're both happy with them, the branch can be squashed into a single (or two) commits.


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Perhaps we should change the log message here - "0 FUNDS !" is kind of a misnomer because it doesn't actually mean ```who``` has 0 funds - could perhaps be replaced with "Update Tally Requested With Zero Amount!" or similar?

Also, is it worth having something like:
```
if (ttype > TALLY_TYPE_COUNT) {
    PrintToLog("%s(%s, %u=0x%X, %+d, ttype= %d) Update Tally Requested With Invalid Tally Type !\n", __FUNCTION__, who, propertyId, propertyId, amount, ttype);
    return false;
}

Just for sanity?


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  "approved": true,
  "approver": "mschaaf",
  "approvalDate": 1435212142635
}
```
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