I have the same problem using GHC 7.10 and ghc-mod master (at least as of commit 9cefeff17f).
More specifically, I experience it in two cases: one when I ask for the type of let bound identifiers, and secondly when I ask for the type of top level identifiers.

Examining the output of ghc-modi it appears that the type of the identifier at the cursor position is always reported first AND at least for let bound and top level identifiers the reported end line and column is the end of the whole definition, NOT the end of the identifier.
The code in searches for a result with both the start and end of the identier, while ghc-modi reports the start of the identifier, buth the end of the whole definition, and the search thus fails.


just testin the comment section


Redundant parentheses


@rzarzynski over all ok. Can you open a tracker issue and refer to it in the commit message? Also, add a comment that would explain why we're doing it. Thanks!


Why?
I my point of view this method should be called after rendering.
And, We want it to be called just in the client side.
The `componentWillMount` method is called also in the server side (when the application is isomorphic)
```
[Mounting: componentWillMount](https://facebook.github.io/react/docs/component-specs.html#mounting-componentwillmount)
Invoked once, both on the client and server, immediately before the initial rendering occurs.
```


Sorry, been a weird day! Exams all done now though so will be around more :)


遅くなってすみません

そもそも、matches_invとした時に、同じkey（大学）を持つ辞書のitemは消されてしまいます（∵dictのkeyは重複を許さない）

prop側をkeyとしたマッチングリストだけでこの処理をするのは辛いので、resp側をkeyとしたマッチングリストも作りましょう

これまで完成したところのまとめ + male, female→prop, respへの書き換え + 各所の関数化等をしてみましたので、見てみてください
https://github.com/mhanami/matching/blob/myuuuuun_develop/myuuuuun_many-to-one.py


Typo


@abhidixit looks ok. Can you open a ceph tracker issue and reference it in the commit message? Thanks


So, komme gerade vom Kolloquium zurück, jetzt schau ich dann rein, was du gemacht hast. Hast du deinen Comit hochgeladen?
Zu deiner Frage: wenn ich das gerade richtig im Kopf habe, ist die andere Zitationsmöglichleit, wenn nicht Autor-Jahr, dann über Fußnotenverweis. Das müsste man (wieder) einbauen.
Prinzipiell finde ich es gut die Möglichkeit zu haben, DAI-Autor-Jahr  oder DAI-Verweis zu wählen.

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They certainly can, assuming pattern object was `bytes`.


Description should have been: "Have to first `npm install` after initial clone"


unused


It would be nice to put the contact image instead of the app image in this case, no?


The first strength is the spring constant for the bond in the molecule, and the second one is for the "spring" bond. We want the spring bond to be much weaker so that it looks like the covalent bond is very strong.


Not really, testing more and some parts of uBlock still linger in memory, Will need to dig further.


We don't want the spring bond to break. That bond is between an atom of element 1 and and atom of element 2, so we set that dissociation energy very high.


Det giver måske mening når/hvis der kommer noget html ind over?

also: Hvad med webshoppen?


sdkjfgsdkfbs


funny...webpack transpile es6 to 5 but not it's own config file


3         -Copyright (c) 2012-2014 the AngularUI Team, https://github.com/organizations/angular-ui/teams/291112


It might not be formal, but it's common.

http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/and+the+like


Drop the constructor if you do not use it (or keep it and reduce its visibility if you do not need it to be public)


I know it's late, but could we get some documentation on how to use these methods? The PHPdoc only contains the types.


* Buildout: True, just leaved it there, after the first try, somehow, I was thinking makefile was composed as the nginx, monit, etc... config stuff, forget it.

* I see what you mean,  'compass_install', should be launched after make install, so you get the "right" version and it should uninstall any version of of compass before. Note that, this is a simple approach that can be good enough for our internal projects (emencia), were not everybody has the same tech background.
So, that said, the workflow, can be something like:
 1 - Clone project launch make install (it can launch the compass_install). You have the right version for this project. work. smile.
2 - Crap!, you have to move to that old project, well, actually you will have to ask sveech, rage, or even  slothy to help you put the compass install command on the makefile, they are kind people glad to help, sic.
3 - As times goes on and we get old, we update the compass requirement, after all, cookiecutter is launched only once at the start of the project, if a version change is needed, just edit the makefile, and commit the changes.

 * PROS
 - Simple
 - Compass gem version is tracked and fixed for the project
 - We move to foundation 5.5 xD

 * CONS
 - Too simple, if with the time we have to relay on bigger gem dependencies
 - Can be a mess if  you have low to zero knowledge on dealing with this kind of stuff


@jmunhoz still missing the request query params part. Also, it needs to identify whether to use old auth or AWS4 auth.


If you want to optimize the space used in the QR code, adding lots of * can't be optimal.
Instead of converting the address to base58 and then adding *s, why not convert it directly from binary to baseN where N is determined by the number of characters you can use.


@ruda, the "nested routers" add-on that we're using supports using API paths such as `/jobs/<job_id>/tests/` pretty naturally, see `avocadoserver/urls.py`.

This makes me think that we should try to use a pattern such as `/jobs/<job_id>/tests/summary/`. Maybe a little tweaking may reveal that this is like the ordering features and even easier to implement and maintain than this current version.

What do you think?


@iEli2tyree011 If I'm not wrong, location is only used to calculate the distance when a players kills another one, not to calculate safeties distance. Let's use Battle Ecliptica as example, where the player can't place safeties. The player **A** is running back with the wool, and drop a "safety" 50 blocks from the monument (where you place it). and the distance between wool spawner and monument is 150 blocks. A player **B** appear and pick up the dropped "safety". The proximity will update saying that the player picked up the wool 150 blocks far, not the real distance, that is 50 blocks far from wool monument. That's why I'm changing this. Waiting for your opinion


@mklodzinski I think we can remove the dynamic parts of the fixtures here, i.e. `DateTime.now` and `SecureRandom.hex`.  Using fixtures removes us from the dynamism of factories which I believe were the cause of the issues which pushed us to using `DateTime` and `SecureRandom`.


console?


sorry, I've changed my git email settings in bash. it should now incorporate proper account going forward.


leftover woopsie


I have some issue about slow response time.
I think by adding `multi_accept on;` should help.
http://serverfault.com/questions/422537/nginx-reverse-proxy-slows-down-my-throughput-by-half


awesome, thank you very much! we highly depend on your fixes :+1:


@asterite ohh man, why me?


Yeah, that sounds good in debug mode.


User last test result:

*No change in issue after re-installing to C:\.
Restarted computer and opened FrostWire. No downloads appearing in transfer list.*


Uuuh... so it is done?

Let me finish all that and upload the strings to crowdin


reduce_dynamic_allocations (lefticus) - i386-Windows-8.1-VisualStudio-14: OK (351 of 351 tests passed)

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So the only issue here is an annoying one that we really need to test before we want to merge this.

The issue is that this callback will trigger before each "mv" has completed (or at least it could) and it will create a race further down the chain when it goes to zip the file. What we really need is some sync control flow like waterfall or a simple closure type function. I can show you what I mean


reduce_dynamic_allocations (lefticus) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-clang-3.5: OK (351 of 351 tests passed)

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5           -The Присутствие `close` атрибута определяет, отображается кнопка закрытия


Yeah it's was quite simple


How do I tell it to split all of them if I don't already know how many there will be?


And for the release we need to change the plugin.yml to 2.0 (and maven)


Good catch, I can fix that easy.


@jef-n did this work correctly? The nightly builds are still showing a missing pyspatialite library and no QSQLITE qt driver:

 http://dash.orfeo-toolbox.org/testDetails.php?test=31095889&build=187935 and http://dash.orfeo-toolbox.org/testDetails.php?test=31096204&build=187935


bastiaan zei: " Is er niet nog veel effort gaan zitten in het mergen van jullie code met de productiecode, en is dat het vermelden niet waard? "


AFAICT the standard practice in Scala is to prefix collections if you're not using the immutable ones, but I don't know what the deal is for using the Java collections. Do we want to prefix them? Or should we just convert to the scala ones?


yep, initially it had another port (for lines), it was part of that


Okay you change it. I'm taking care of strings files and I'll upload it all after you commit version change


reduce_dynamic_allocations (lefticus) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-clang-3.5-LibC++: OK (351 of 351 tests passed)

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Great work
![2015-06-23 16 12 29](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/13021330/8317008/8a8ea47e-19c8-11e5-9d86-ef658bd573e5.PNG)


83811490-Fault_DirtyAirFilter (rongpengzhang) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (1675 of 1675 tests passed)

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zonder deze zin vind ik de afsluiting van de paragraaf een beetje abrupt


No it's really the `php-cs-fixer` project that we use. The `sabre-cs-fixer` is just the wrapper we have.


Why you changed ui-routes for the not minified version?


semicolon


can probably get rid of this


@rzarzynski I think the main issue here is that we don't use the object tag as a guard from removal. There could be a scenario where user uploaded an object with expiration set, then reuploaded it without any expiration. But since both were uploaded virtually at the same time (mtime is measured at seconds sadly), we end up removing the object. We need to keep the object instance tag.


lgtm +1


This is confusing to me. It makes it sound like art packs shouldn't be packages.


to debug XD I'll change it back


I think we need to define packages.


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

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Some more corrections that didn't get in the first commit.


It also doesn't address package names and primary packages.


Here you call a method you marked available on KitKat and above only.... Can we have a reasosable fallback here or we shouts just skip the SMS integration on JB?


reduce_dynamic_allocations (lefticus) - Win64-Windows-8.1-VisualStudio-14: OK (351 of 351 tests passed)

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Ok, let me know if you have any question.

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Not really, testing more and some parts of uBlock still linger in memory, Will need to dig further.

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,some,values,separated,,by,commas

What result do we expect from that? Python's split I think would give us an empty string to begin with, as well as an empty one for that double comma, but here we'd miss the first one. I don't know if it makes sense to keep an empty slice, at the very least we should try to be consistent about it with the same case in the middle of the string.


Why do you call $setPristine() ?


The Sarma server is still on Python 2.6 no?
It won’t be able to run this?


Recursive `#include`.


 - __style__: [src/chaiscript_stdlib.cpp:18](../blob/4890b47460c1514a7d75bd2168aaec83fff808de/src/chaiscript_stdlib.cpp#L18) The function 'create_chaiscript_module_chaiscript_stdlib' is never used. (unusedFunction)
 - __style__: [src/main.cpp:169](../blob/4890b47460c1514a7d75bd2168aaec83fff808de/src/main.cpp#L169) The function 'get_eval_error' is never used. (unusedFunction)
 - __style__: [src/main.cpp:140](../blob/4890b47460c1514a7d75bd2168aaec83fff808de/src/main.cpp#L140) The function 'help' is never used. (unusedFunction)
 - __style__: [src/main.cpp:216](../blob/4890b47460c1514a7d75bd2168aaec83fff808de/src/main.cpp#L216) The function 'myexit' is never used. (unusedFunction)
 - __style__: [src/main.cpp:158](../blob/4890b47460c1514a7d75bd2168aaec83fff808de/src/main.cpp#L158) The function 'throws_exception' is never used. (unusedFunction)


Some comments, after you change the ui-routes js, looks good to merge...


To clean up the form


And now I see the str = token at the end. We are consistent. But what happens if we want the empty slice?


using slice.len ? it means split all characters in the slice


I'm translating to french for the moment ^^


Same comment about collections. Here if we used the Scala map we could clean things up a bit more with getOrElse...


Please make also the outgoing event types an enum


I'm really not comfortable with comparing the compiled output character-by-character to some previous output. We should at least parse the two strings and compare the ASTs for equivalence, but even that is too fragile in my opinion.

Ideally we should be testing the behavior of transpiled code, either by calling `Babel.transformMeteor` and `eval`ing the result, or by simply treating test files as ES6+, [like I do here](https://github.com/meteor/babel/blob/master/test/tests.js).


Hotlinking assets seems not a good idea better include them in the project.

Agree that it would be better on a separate branch. But that’s a hassle to maintain.

The best might be to somehow override the template in the project you are including olga in.


It is okay to generate a temporary `FixedPointCoordinate` for the target coordinate (copying two integers is really for free). :wink:


@mattlistro @Jrubin16 What do you think?


And like you do in [runtime-tests.jsx](https://github.com/meteor/react-packages/blob/f8d0a7ece4b6f7265c1e81ce0db61b35747ef569/babel-tests/runtime-tests.jsx) (sorry I was reviewing from the bottom up for some reason).


You should edit plugin.yml config as well or use the system I introduced in my oop branch


reduce_dynamic_allocations (lefticus) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-clang-3.5-AddressSanitizer: OK (350 of 351 tests passed)

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Don't forget to remove this


This fixes #2


@kdandola looks great! Good to go.


How about,
"Show a description of each test and timer for each test class.")


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

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add a leading space.


Missing comma.


Can we actually support `extraOptions.extraWhitelist` if we're only providing a limited set of `babelHelpers`?


use proper spacing here. "} else {"


Links in comment stay clickable after this change?


reduce_dynamic_allocations (lefticus) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-clang-3.6-ThreadSanitizer: OK (351 of 351 tests passed)

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This should really be a ``label`` with a ``for`` attribute corresponding to the ``input`` element.


What was the reason for removing DESTDIR? This breaks global conf.


Оппаньки... Откуда дровишки, Саш? Кто это Вас облагодетельствовал полгода назад готовым решением? Вы бы хоть следы замели, что ли. А то смущаете нежные души загадочным происхождением кода...


reduce_dynamic_allocations (lefticus) - i386-Windows-8.1-VisualStudio-12: OK (350 of 351 tests passed)

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to clarify, `pre_save` was removed in DRF 3.0.

See http://www.django-rest-framework.org/api-guide/generic-views/


This sentence doesn't make sense. Maybe something like "How to use Cloud Bigtable with both GCE and Map/Reduce."


You are right, I'd not got a point of the project from the first try. I'd read the code and motivation section several more times. Is a goal of the project an optimisation of batch processing using some sort of binary search technique to reject failed items?


reduce_dynamic_allocations (lefticus) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: OK (351 of 351 tests passed)

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Ops, thank you!


Dude... Please when you do this, do it on crowdin. Now I have problems to merge all those translations.


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

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I think we should be consistent about using periods at the end of sentences.


<android:uses-permission
android:name="android.permission.WRITE_EXTERNAL_STORAGE"
android:maxSdkVersion="18" />

I guess ADT did that?


@kdandola I think this looks really awesome. Thanks for this!


It's not longer necessary, now auth.AuthKey class on MT_NODE has the 'encrypt' instance method and you can call it directly on your authKey object without dependency


@bar I promise I will never use the bar instance variable from now on. My condolences to foo, baz and qux.


ESche.Models.Eventが現在見れなくて実行時エラーが発生します。
なぜでしょう。。。


I update the plugin.yml for major versions. Not for minor fixes.


reduce_dynamic_allocations (lefticus) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.6: OK (351 of 351 tests passed)

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close #81


I'm pretty sure that if you pass the `directory` argument to `make-temporary-file` the files are guaranteed to be in that directory.


Okay I'm doing the latests tests before uploading. Will warn here once it's done


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

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@reven86 Is this the intended behavior for `python::handle`? Perhaps instead of passing `closeit==1` a file should be closed in the destructor of the handle?


This assertion does not allow `now`  to be None. Edit the docstring to reflect this.


Haha nice commit message :smile:


unused: ArrayList, ImmutableMap, Maps


heuheueh, dziala?


Hi, @nitinpadalia!

Thanks for your contribution.
I have manually inserted your changes into the master branch.

Regards, Konstantin


These regressions also appear to me (I don't use iron-form), I opened #99


Could you, please, describe the purpose of these changes?
It seems, that  this code does not affect the gradle build.


new file


Using the https://www.npmjs.com/package/meteor-babel NPM package, I think this function could be implemented like so:
```js
var babel = Npm.require("meteor-babel");
var options = babel.getDefaultOptions();

options.whitelist.push(
  // TODO Consider moving these into the default whitelist.
  "es3.propertyLiterals",
  "es3. memberExpressionLiterals",
  "es7.trailingFunctionCommas"
);

options.whitelist.push.apply(
  options.whitelist,
  extraOptions.extraWhiteList || []
);

return babel.compile(code, options);
```


Could you, please, describe the purpose of these changes?
It seems, that this code does not affect the gradle build.


Just trying to figure this out and get a good master copy.


This should have been a debug log call. The next version of our linter will break builds when console log is included.


Yes, that's correct, and the main goal is to push correct items, having filtered them out from rejected ones using binary search.


@valib Adding this unexpectedly causes a sudden/unexpected 'fit' if I resize the window on a zoomed image, not so good imo.
What's the behavior you're fixing/enhancing? Next/prev button (should) always opens a 'fitted' image (unless of course I missed something :-).


Really would be nice to move over to scala collections, then I'm pretty sure this would be a one-liner.


@Kefta nope using default chat


lol


s/Thisfunction/This function/


The only one that i have change was the nl version. And I couldn't update the main file


Note that `meteor-babel@0.1.12` uses `babel-core@5.6.4`. Not sure how drastic that version jump really is, but definitely needs testing if we switch to `meteor-babel`.


Right, i fix this typo


reduce_dynamic_allocations (lefticus) - Win64-Windows-8.1-VisualStudio-12: OK (350 of 351 tests passed)

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Because I forgot that "methods" are actually closures that capture scope, and retain local variables indefinitely. Effectively making in-scope method variables privately scoped instance variables.

^ is this a fair characterization of JS objects?


972124-2NewDetailedIceStorage (RKStrand) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1672 of 1676 tests passed)

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Would it be more idiomatic to have each of these define `apply` rather than `create` and then say `case UWAVEBOARD => MicrowaveBoard(name)`, etc?


The official short name should be Cloud Bigtable.


yeah sure but trust me the right way to change it is to do it on crowdin. I would have simply downloaded it again from there. Centralize the translation system is way better than working directly on the file.


In other words... I don't know :sob: but I'll find out a bit later on in the week :smile:


kurna


Is there a better way to get a reference to a temporary directory than to use make-temporary-file and peel off the last element of the path?


Committed the first version of the Google Map Reduce Framework


Alternatively... I just assumed that without such a variable, the listener would be garbage collected and things wither wouldn't work, or would inexplicably stop working after GC. I didn't test my hypothesis (because of the possibility of a false negative) or read enough to clear up the issue.


oops, 'temp-dir. Found it, sorry.


Okay : Everything is fine!


Oh well no there's sthg missing


rax retry tests


Should this just be `export class WatchSet` instead of having the exports at the botton? @benjamn


@benvanik , just wonder if it is intentional not to use open xex/iso but instead of using drag and drop ?


Maybe could add an overload that takes an Iterable[String] too.


This is right, unless you move it to kwargs and set the default there. Otherwise it's always required to set the port on the CLI or an error is raised. But something you can do instead is setting the default in line#941.
BTW, the docstring is saying ssh_port defaults to 22.


@thlorenz needs a patch release


I miss this repo :(


1679-DualDuct (kbenne) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: Tests Failed

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only works on < 5.0 - I think we'll have to change `?android:attr/borderlessButtonStyle`


Okay everything should be fine now. I'm uploading and filling the changelog


I don't know if we'll keep that button here (that's why it's an unworking state) since we're hiding the About card if the about text is empty


¿Para que sirve este archivo?


Is .Rhistory really needed here? I guess that's what you get for doing 'commit -a'...


That said, `meteor-babel` does use `npm shrinkwrap`, so we shouldn't have random breakages depending on when we build the dev bundle. If we're willing to update these tests every time we upgrade `babel-core`, the fragility might not be so bad.


This is broader than vote-by-mail. This authority handles everything about a particular election. When it is different, a voter registration authority only handles that (and it is not tied to a particular election except that you must be registered by a certain date to vote in one). The types of authorities should be `:registration` and `:election`.


why? it worked fine like that


namespacesLength can't return 0


I was actually thinking of the state here; but it's actually both


@QuantumInformation well, I don't know how or why, but you're commenting on the first commit of this project.
If you check the latest commit from master branch, this file is long gone.

And yes, initially I ported some things from Polymer, but the differences between Polymer and Ember were too many.

I gradually ported everything from Angular Material, which was a lot easier and had a better code base, IMO.

Regarding scss, we usually start by copying them and then change if we need. I find it a good practice to change them as little as possible so we can update the styles later more easily.


Along the same lines as above, this should probably just be `:registration-authority-id`.


looks good :+1:  will try to build on rpi2!


will need to input page number once pages are set


We don't need to close descriptors if we are going to call exit()


3a3cc8adbfae714e690f6f2c2c5d91e164799a74 fixed
- all broken tests on IE8 and IE9
- 6 of 10 earlier broken tests on IE7, 4 are still failing: http://ci.seleniumhq.org:8080/view/IE%20Tests/job/IE%207%20XP%20Javascript%20Tests/3813/
- 5 of 8 earlier broken tests on IE6, 3 are still failing: http://ci.seleniumhq.org:8080/job/IE%206%20XP%20Javascript%20Tests/3815/
(maybe it is running because Selenium in general still supports IE6, I don't know)


The spacing comes from my C/C++ style, I put spaces after if and for statements, and not after functions, so that bled over. And I don't always fill in the endif() if the condition statement is somewhat large. Anyway, I went ahead and made the changes. Its a small project, not a big deal: https://github.com/pothosware/muparserx/commit/b503a9d753bf785be96a7a5432fe219d55361244


@kopischke I implemented a different method to get the complete position, that doesn't require parsing of 'isfname'. Please review here: https://github.com/Shougo/deoplete.nvim/pull/22


will need to input page number once pages are selected


:+1: sweet


They are just the values I found worked best and looked nicest. I've made them settings so that they can be customised by other people.


floor(log_p N) was causing errors because of numerical imprecision in log (e.g., floor(log_3 243) returns 4, and not 5). So, I'm trying a simple recursive command, which seems to be more efficient. Caveat: when dealing with ridiculously large numbers, recursionLimit (default value = 300) may need to be increased.


So you assign makeCacheMatrix twice -- once the original (empty) function from the template, and then again your implementation. No harm, but not needed either.


The TTT gamemode doesn't use spec_teamchat_hint anymore which is why it was removed. If you are getting that error then some addon must still be trying to use it. It could be another TTT chat addon.


@skeptical when the image is zoomed out and you press the next/prev button the new image is shown in the original size and after that fitted. I tried to fix it. It is not a big issue but it will be nice to avoid that.


ah ok now i get it, sorry


>
> Thanks for the clarification!
>

I'll be in touch with feedback if we decide to use it.

--

Kind regards
Nikos


It must be hard to keep in sync with polymer as that library changes so
much..

--

Kind regards
Nikos


It shouldn't, line 30 should take care of initializing the carousel on document ready...


Yeah the output is a pain, whats issue are you running into? Maybe i can lend a hand


saw approval from paegun
at https://github.com/basho/clique/commit/deac326f6a66c113ec5c117c025d636056fd60eb


merging basho/clique/feature/keyspec-wildcards = deac326f into borshop-integration-60-feature/keyspec-wildcards


basho/clique/feature/keyspec-wildcards = deac326f merged ok, testing candidate = e7e260c9


how client can send message without server connection?


Not until we switch to Angular routing.


> source('C:/Users/mohitmukheja/Downloads/cachematrix.R')
Error in source("C:/Users/mohitmukheja/Downloads/cachematrix.R") :
  C:/Users/mohitmukheja/Downloads/cachematrix.R:57:1: unexpected '}'
56:
57: }
    ^


FYI @garthwebb, @mklucsarits, I ended up breaking apart `FounderEditController`. Aga found a bug where I needed to be calling `EmailController:: getFooterMessages`. Since that's not a static method, and it was the grandparent to this class, I couldn't find a good way to call it. So I just broke up `FounderEditController` like we probably should've done anyways.


Can't believe you fell into the daily commit trap....shame on you!


Applies cleanly to 4.1 for me... you are patching against git?

```
% patch -Np1 -i ../enable_additional_cpu_optimizations_for_gcc_v4.9+_kernel_v3.15+.patch
patching file arch/x86/include/asm/module.h
patching file arch/x86/Kconfig.cpu
patching file arch/x86/Makefile
Hunk #1 succeeded at 85 (offset -7 lines).
patching file arch/x86/Makefile_32.cpu
```


Thanks for the credit, but I don't think it was me :)


Spacing between the salshes


Probably just "StoryMachine".


Update the comment!!


Unfortunately yes. Navigating to the project listing, then away, then back to the listing when turbolinks is on results in seeing the raw angular templates :-1:


Hey man! Do u have hangouts? mine is siratutos@gmail.com


This is going to be super small. Do we really want text this small?


You don't need to multiply by a non-united 1


@yehudasa not sure whether understood you correctly. As the true and ultimate expiration time is stored within object's attributes, I supposed that such reupload  should simply eradicate the attribute. Thus [the check](https://github.com/ceph/ceph/pull/4739/files#diff-c30965955342b98393b73be699f4e355R4745) implemented in _RGWRados::Object::Delete::delete_obj()_ would return _ERR_PRECONDITION_FAILED_.


Do we want to compartmentalize to this degree? What happens when we add our second controller?


This commit LGTM as well given the few comments.


Oh, alright. Well, I'm sure it may have just been a lost in translation thing. He may have not meant it like that.


@rzhang16 @moragots @jihkim16
I suppose this is how we create link and attach pictures by "markdown", isn't it??

https://guides.github.com/features/mastering-markdown/

![geek-is-gangster-t-shirtblue](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/12752953/8317938/f9e72dea-19ce-11e5-87c6-b04408d10e8f.jpg)


Formatting


Turbolinks is an existing feature of the app. This new feature doesn't get to break turbolinks because it's convenient to do so.


LGTM


esta las hice yo las tengo en mi  repositorio personal


If opt->start == false, then you set up the watches before, and when a packet arrives on START, you set them up again.


UPLOADED!

Now there's a lot of work to do on the documentation. I'll write it tomorrow or the day after. Time to sleep now.

And once again, thank you for helping me, you've done a great job!


esta las hice yo las tengo en mi repositorio personal y las tengo listas son de la funcion batalla


Ah, leider zu früh gefreut, hier ist ein Fehler: Du parst *nur* Uris, die mit `javascript:` etc. anfangen. Eigentlich willst du ja alle Uris parsen, die **nicht** damit anfangen.


I see.  Taking the alteration offset (as opposed to just a point) into consideration.   That makes sense.   I see why you wanted a review.


I'm 50/50 on having a file for every controller. My test branch got pretty long and it was almost all just controllers - but code folding exists so ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Angular is able to handle multiple controllers for the same module across multiple files.


The problem is that mtime is not unique. You can have two different object instances with the same mtime. What really differentiates between the object instances is the object tag, and it should be used to verify that we don't remove what we shouldn't be removing.


all tests pass:
success: http://buildbot.bos1/builders/test-clique/builds/72


By just re-using the same module name? It doesn't replace the module with a new one with only the new controller?


This seems like a logical fix. But it's not really appropriate here. The lacells database is an external database. When it exists, we use it together with our own database. It is for users who already have an OCID database on their sdcard, and don't want to download it again for use withint AIMSICD. You'll see that this code is only executed when the database file already exists.

I think the best approach here would be to catch any exceptions within the if-statement, and ignore them. In that case, the view is not created, and lacells.db is not used.

Why lacells.db is there but not populated with tables is a mystery to me. It doesn't matter if we catch exceptions here.


LGTM

This should be living in a Client/ServerContext, right?


@sevaseva I've just removed IE 6 from selenium's CI, we no longer truly support it... if it happens to work, so be it, if it's broken, we're not going to fix it.


Thanks @monfresh! The 1.2.0 version of `csv_shaper` was the result of a PR I submitted recently: https://github.com/paulspringett/csv_shaper/pull/23

The motivation was actually to make it so that CSV exports in Ohana would include headers for empty CSV files.


Correct!


Hier auf jeden Fall mal meine optimierte C-Version, kannst dir ja mal anschauen.


Hi, I am pretty new here and was just poking around at some of the commit logs on this project. Couldn't this interpretation of \n been resolved with the -e flag/switch?

echo -e 'HelloWorld\nHello World'


How is Portuguese spelled in the Portuguese language?
Google translate thinks it should be Português, but that may not be reliable.


!dependency?.LibraryRange?.VersionRange?.IsFloating


Oops; I'll fix that.


In that case I've not seen any ways to apply Rx to solve such a problem. I'm sorry to trouble you :worried:


Yes, we're not using it at all in long time.


The website is no longer accepting reservations, so we probably shouldn't list it.


LGTM


Does the server needs to do anything special to say "I want to do mutual auth"? Or is it the service implementer's job to look at the PeerIdentity to see whether the client has the right name?


Thank you.

I checked Google, GMail, LinkedIn and GitHub stylesheets. All set li padding to 0.


Shouldn't this be checked even if there is an existing lock file? The packages could have been deleted still.


Do we want to make it final? You are calling it base context and it looks like some kind of base too :)


ok, nice!


:shipit:


unused


I am sorry, It is  back online again.
If you have further questions, just ask or let me know if you see any other issue


Should we put empty-parens here because `build` is more than just a property-like-thing? Or since it doesn't really have side-effects we leave them off? Just curious.


Дошли руки забрать новые коммиты.
Первый раз ругнулся на отсутствие MysqlAdapter::INT_TINY -- пришлось обновить phinx.
Второй раз вывалилась куча Invalid argument supplied for foreach() -- из-за того, что `user_permission` уже была удалена.
Сильно горевать не стал, там был-то один я в админах, внёс руками запись в новую таблицу.
А так в общем-то всё нормально прошло, работает.


Er, whoops. This crap shouldn't've sneaked in :/


f9df33fe3fc20523814a447ba1f09dd3bb65d8a3 19, die hier 24-27, d1e501b557cbb81ca8c16cc48d67f89f9333905f 27


This operation will overload if `next` is negative, that is if we're searching below the mode.

For example:

```rust
use distributions::Binomial;
let binom = Binomial::new(1_000_000_000, 6.66e-9);
// This passes
assert_eq!(binom.modes(), vec![6]);
// now look for something below that
// This generates arithmetic operation overflow
assert_eq!(binom.inv_cdf(0.2), 4);
```


fast-forwarding develop to borshop-integration-60-feature/keyspec-wildcards = e7e260c9


semicolon


Thanks for changing it!!


LGTM


Non-blocking: This `else` is not required.


rax retry tests


This breaks object picking. :F


Take it back .. implemented perfectly .. :)


Leave type_desc as the last member, for the sake of being tidy.


Yes. Currently, in setLongestORF(),
i. it gets the mRNA sequence (with alterations and frameshifts)
ii. translates the sequence to find the longest ORF
iii. the startIndex and stopIndex of the longest ORF serves as fmin and fmax of the CDS. convertModifiedLocalCoordinateToSourceCoordinate() is used to convert the fmin and fmax in the context of source coordinates.

But the problem here was that all alterations were already taken into consideration (by setLongestORF) and hence the alteration had to be offset before doing any conversion  to source coordinate.


Veldig bra


Hi Qi!
Thanks for feedback! I like that you like it.
I have updated version of this file with new code but forget to commit it into public. I think I will try:)

You can put into dates all the values that supports [google analytics api](https://developers.google.com/analytics/devguides/reporting/core/v3/reference#startDate):

![](https://www.evernote.com/l/AAkoGiSfSclDGZpzjjSZ93LB3K4y2WD8N5wB/image.png)

So you can use NdaysAgo as argument


@gavinking I can't build the SDK with this one.

```
compile-jvm:
[ceylon-compile] warning: It looks like you are using class files from a Java newer than 1.7.
[ceylon-compile]   Everything should work well, but if not, let us know at https://github.com/ceylon/ceylon-compiler/issues.
[ceylon-compile]   In the near future, the Ceylon compiler will be upgraded to handle Java 1.8.
[ceylon-compile] /Users/jvasileff/Dropbox/Repos/ceylon/ceylon-sdk/source/ceylon/interop/java/arrays.ceylon:366: error: the 'ExpressionVisitor' caused an exception visiting a 'InvocationExpression' node: '"java.lang.NullPointerException"' at 'com.redhat.ceylon.model.typechecker.model.Unit.denotableType(Unit.java:1046)'
[ceylon-compile]         => javaShortArray(Array { for (i in elements) Short(i) });
[ceylon-compile]                           ^
[ceylon-compile] /Users/jvasileff/Dropbox/Repos/ceylon/ceylon-sdk/source/ceylon/interop/java/arrays.ceylon:376: error: the 'ExpressionVisitor' caused an exception visiting a 'InvocationExpression' node: '"java.lang.NullPointerException"' at 'com.redhat.ceylon.model.typechecker.model.Unit.denotableType(Unit.java:1046)'
[ceylon-compile]         => javaFloatArray(Array { for (f in elements) Single(f) });
[ceylon-compile]                           ^
[ceylon-compile] /Users/jvasileff/Dropbox/Repos/ceylon/ceylon-sdk/source/ceylon/net/http/server/internal/DefaultServer.ceylon:131: error: the 'ExpressionVisitor' caused an exception visiting a 'InvocationExpression' node: '"java.lang.NullPointerException"' at 'com.redhat.ceylon.model.typechecker.model.Unit.denotableType(Unit.java:1046)'
[ceylon-compile]         HttpOpenListener openListener = HttpOpenListener(
[ceylon-compile]                                         ^
[ceylon-compile] /Users/jvasileff/Dropbox/Repos/ceylon/ceylon-sdk/source/ceylon/net/http/server/internal/DefaultServer.ceylon:131: error: ambiguous callable reference to overloaded method or class: 'HttpOpenListener' is overloaded
[ceylon-compile]         HttpOpenListener openListener = HttpOpenListener(
[ceylon-compile]                                         ^
[ceylon-compile] /Users/jvasileff/Dropbox/Repos/ceylon/ceylon-sdk/source/ceylon/net/uri/percentEncoder.ceylon:285: error: the 'ExpressionVisitor' caused an exception visiting a 'InvocationExpression' node: '"java.lang.NullPointerException"' at 'com.redhat.ceylon.model.typechecker.model.Unit.denotableType(Unit.java:1046)'
[ceylon-compile]                     encoded.append(format("%%%1$02X", JByte(bytes.get(idx++))));
[ceylon-compile]                                    ^
[ceylon-compile] /Users/jvasileff/Dropbox/Repos/ceylon/ceylon-sdk/source/ceylon/net/uri/percentEncoder.ceylon:285: error: ambiguous callable reference to overloaded method or class: 'format' is overloaded
[ceylon-compile]                     encoded.append(format("%%%1$02X", JByte(bytes.get(idx++))));
[ceylon-compile]                                    ^
[ceylon-compile] /Users/jvasileff/Dropbox/Repos/ceylon/ceylon-sdk/source/ceylon/process/internal/ConcreteProcess.ceylon:41: error: the 'ExpressionVisitor' caused an exception visiting a 'AttributeDeclaration' node: '"java.lang.NullPointerException"' at 'com.redhat.ceylon.model.typechecker.model.Unit.denotableType(Unit.java:1046)'
[ceylon-compile]     value builder = ProcessBuilder(command, *arguments);
[ceylon-compile]     ^
[ceylon-compile] /Users/jvasileff/Dropbox/Repos/ceylon/ceylon-sdk/source/ceylon/process/internal/ConcreteProcess.ceylon:41: error: the 'CompilerBoxingDeclarationVisitor' caused an exception visiting a 'AttributeDeclaration' node: '"java.lang.NullPointerException"' at 'com.redhat.ceylon.compiler.java.codegen.BoxingDeclarationVisitor.visit(BoxingDeclarationVisitor.java:308)'
[ceylon-compile]     value builder = ProcessBuilder(command, *arguments);
[ceylon-compile]     ^
[ceylon-compile] /Users/jvasileff/Dropbox/Repos/ceylon/ceylon-sdk/source/ceylon/process/internal/ConcreteProcess.ceylon:42: error: could not determine type of function or value reference: 'builder'
[ceylon-compile]     builder.directory(JFile(path.string));
[ceylon-compile]     ^
[ceylon-compile] /Users/jvasileff/Dropbox/Repos/ceylon/ceylon-sdk/source/ceylon/process/internal/ConcreteProcess.ceylon:42: error: could not determine type of function or value reference: 'builder'
[ceylon-compile]     builder.directory(JFile(path.string));
[ceylon-compile]     ^
[ceylon-compile] /Users/jvasileff/Dropbox/Repos/ceylon/ceylon-sdk/source/ceylon/process/internal/ConcreteProcess.ceylon:44: error: could not determine type of function or value reference: 'builder'
[ceylon-compile]         builder.environment()
[ceylon-compile]         ^
[ceylon-compile] /Users/jvasileff/Dropbox/Repos/ceylon/ceylon-sdk/source/ceylon/process/internal/ConcreteProcess.ceylon:44: error: could not determine type of function or value reference: 'builder'
[ceylon-compile]         builder.environment()
[ceylon-compile]         ^
[ceylon-compile] /Users/jvasileff/Dropbox/Repos/ceylon/ceylon-sdk/source/ceylon/process/internal/ConcreteProcess.ceylon:48: error: could not determine type of function or value reference: 'builder'
[ceylon-compile]     redirectInput(inputOrNone, builder);
[ceylon-compile]                                ^
[ceylon-compile] /Users/jvasileff/Dropbox/Repos/ceylon/ceylon-sdk/source/ceylon/process/internal/ConcreteProcess.ceylon:49: error: could not determine type of function or value reference: 'builder'
[ceylon-compile]     redirectOutput(outputOrNone, builder);
[ceylon-compile]                                  ^
[ceylon-compile] /Users/jvasileff/Dropbox/Repos/ceylon/ceylon-sdk/source/ceylon/process/internal/ConcreteProcess.ceylon:50: error: could not determine type of function or value reference: 'builder'
[ceylon-compile]     redirectError(errorOrNone, builder);
[ceylon-compile]                                ^
[ceylon-compile] /Users/jvasileff/Dropbox/Repos/ceylon/ceylon-sdk/source/ceylon/process/internal/ConcreteProcess.ceylon:52: error: could not determine type of function or value reference: 'builder'
[ceylon-compile]     value process = builder.start();
[ceylon-compile]                     ^
[ceylon-compile] /Users/jvasileff/Dropbox/Repos/ceylon/ceylon-sdk/source/ceylon/process/internal/ConcreteProcess.ceylon:52: error: could not determine type of function or value reference: 'builder'
[ceylon-compile]     value process = builder.start();
[ceylon-compile]                     ^
[ceylon-compile] /Users/jvasileff/Dropbox/Repos/ceylon/ceylon-sdk/source/ceylon/process/internal/ConcreteProcess.ceylon:55: error: could not determine type of function or value reference: 'process'
[ceylon-compile]             else IncomingPipe(process.outputStream);
[ceylon-compile]                               ^
[ceylon-compile] /Users/jvasileff/Dropbox/Repos/ceylon/ceylon-sdk/source/ceylon/process/internal/ConcreteProcess.ceylon:57: error: could not determine type of function or value reference: 'process'
[ceylon-compile]             else OutgoingPipe(process.inputStream);
[ceylon-compile]                               ^
[ceylon-compile] /Users/jvasileff/Dropbox/Repos/ceylon/ceylon-sdk/source/ceylon/process/internal/ConcreteProcess.ceylon:59: error: could not determine type of function or value reference: 'process'
[ceylon-compile]             else OutgoingPipe(process.errorStream);
[ceylon-compile]                               ^
[ceylon-compile] /Users/jvasileff/Dropbox/Repos/ceylon/ceylon-sdk/source/ceylon/process/internal/ConcreteProcess.ceylon:63: error: could not determine type of function or value reference: 'process'
[ceylon-compile]             return process.exitValue();
[ceylon-compile]                    ^
[ceylon-compile] /Users/jvasileff/Dropbox/Repos/ceylon/ceylon-sdk/source/ceylon/process/internal/ConcreteProcess.ceylon:63: error: could not determine type of function or value reference: 'process'
[ceylon-compile]             return process.exitValue();
[ceylon-compile]                    ^
[ceylon-compile] /Users/jvasileff/Dropbox/Repos/ceylon/ceylon-sdk/source/ceylon/process/internal/ConcreteProcess.ceylon:72: error: could not determine type of function or value reference: 'process'
[ceylon-compile]     waitForExit() => process.waitFor();
[ceylon-compile]                      ^
[ceylon-compile] /Users/jvasileff/Dropbox/Repos/ceylon/ceylon-sdk/source/ceylon/process/internal/ConcreteProcess.ceylon:72: error: could not determine type of function or value reference: 'process'
[ceylon-compile]     waitForExit() => process.waitFor();
[ceylon-compile]                      ^
[ceylon-compile] /Users/jvasileff/Dropbox/Repos/ceylon/ceylon-sdk/source/ceylon/process/internal/ConcreteProcess.ceylon:74: error: could not determine type of function or value reference: 'process'
[ceylon-compile]     kill() => process.destroy();
[ceylon-compile]               ^
[ceylon-compile] /Users/jvasileff/Dropbox/Repos/ceylon/ceylon-sdk/source/ceylon/process/internal/ConcreteProcess.ceylon:74: error: could not determine type of function or value reference: 'process'
[ceylon-compile]     kill() => process.destroy();
[ceylon-compile]               ^
[ceylon-compile] /Users/jvasileff/Dropbox/Repos/ceylon/ceylon-sdk/source/ceylon/process/internal/ConcreteProcess.ceylon:25: error: ConcreteProcess is not abstract and does not override abstract method kill() in Process
[ceylon-compile] shared class ConcreteProcess(
[ceylon-compile] ^
[ceylon-compile] 27 errors
[ceylon-compile] 1 warning
```


I was debating whether or not I should wrap this portion.

Should there be consistent results when generating an `.fehbg` file whether or not `feh` is built with `HAVE_LIBXINERAMA` enabled (ie. persisting `--xinerama-index` if the utility is not built with or without libxinerama)?

I don't mind either way; I'd be willing to wrap the respective `xinerama_index` code with the `HAVE_LIBXINERAMA` define.


Какая ошибка?


@garfield69.Yes It is Português


My c1 build is [up at least](https://registry.hub.docker.com/u/armhfbuild/mysql/tags/manage/).


Wasn't the point of using the arena that all these strings would be copied from there?


Is this related to:
https://gramps-project.org/bugs/view.php?id=7208


@runarberg, thanks for paying attention! Does `m` always stay positive on this line? I’m planning to replace it with

```rust
m = (m as isize + next.round() as isize) as usize
```


Can we use a generic reject_*_types function using a variable for the message?


Shouldn't this be doing `return doc.save(fn);` or what's the point of assigning `var fn` if you're going to default to done either way?


was blocking the session extraction of POST requests

/cc @aintgoin2goa argh!


972124-2NewDetailedIceStorage (RKStrand) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1672 of 1676 tests passed)

![Build Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/build%20status-passing-green.svg) ![Test Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/tests%20passed-99.76%25-yellow.svg)


![1](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/12751646/8318523/38744abc-19d3-11e5-9c7e-db9cde281615.jpg)
Great!


LAMO Wow is that why the server didnt respond to Query?


1679-DualDuct (kbenne) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: Tests Failed

![Build Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/build%20status-warnings-yellow.svg) ![Test Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/tests%20passed-0.0%25-red.svg)


Конечное решение за тобой, в любом случае.
Как мне видится работа программы: есть определённый способ работы со сворачивающим тулом. Мы подаём ему на вход набор последовательностей, получаем набор свёрток. Этот способ одинаков для всех тулов и любой тул его поддерживает. Далее, в некоторых модулях, соответствующих каким-то программам, могут быть дополнительные функции, например, получить все вероятные свёртки. Это уже частный случай возможной функциональности.


Way good catch! I'm so use to creating a single document that I didn't think about the array scenario even though line 116 prepared for it


This will no longer apply cleanly on tip of master libnfs following the merge of https://github.com/sahlberg/libnfs/pull/118.

Build log:
```
00h02m26s:       APPLY PATCH (project)   /home/neil/projects/OpenELEC.tv/projects/RPi2/patches/libnfs/libnfs-ZZ-0215_NJM_libnfs_add_streaming_cache.patch
00h02m26s: patching file include/nfsc/libnfs-raw.h
00h02m26s: patching file include/nfsc/libnfs.h
00h02m26s: Hunk #1 succeeded at 84 (offset 1 line).
00h02m26s: Hunk #2 succeeded at 202 with fuzz 2 (offset 2 lines).
00h02m26s: patching file lib/libnfs-sync.c
00h02m26s: patching file lib/libnfs-win32.def
00h02m26s: Hunk #3 FAILED at 73.
00h02m26s: Hunk #4 succeeded at 208 (offset 1 line).
00h02m26s: 1 out of 4 hunks FAILED -- saving rejects to file lib/libnfs-win32.def.rej
00h02m26s: patching file lib/libnfs.c
00h02m26s: Hunk #3 succeeded at 762 (offset 2 lines).
00h02m26s: Hunk #4 succeeded at 2121 (offset 18 lines).
00h02m26s: Hunk #5 succeeded at 2343 (offset 19 lines).
00h02m26s: patching file lib/socket.c
00h02m26s: Hunk #1 succeeded at 714 (offset -41 lines).
00h02m26s: Hunk #2 succeeded at 726 (offset -41 lines).
00h02m26s: patching file nfs-stream.c
00h02m26s: patching file lib/libnfs.c
00h02m26s: Hunk #1 succeeded at 2467 (offset 19 lines).
00h02m26s: patching file nfs-stream.c
00h02m26s: patching file lib/libnfs.c
00h02m26s: Hunk #1 succeeded at 2121 (offset 18 lines).
00h02m26s: Hunk #2 succeeded at 2391 (offset 19 lines).
00h02m26s: patching file nfs-stream.c
00h02m26s: patching file lib/libnfs.c
00h02m26s: Hunk #1 succeeded at 2452 (offset 19 lines).
00h02m26s: patching file examples/nfs-stream.c
00h02m26s: patching file nfs-stream.c
00h02m26s: Makefile:6: recipe for target 'system' failed
00h02m26s: make: *** [system] Error 1
```

Not sure if any further libnfs optimisation work is planned, should this commit be dropped until there is more progress?


wat


We could try to retrieve it, and if no image is available use the app icon.


Where is `Promise` defined?


Надо обдумать этот момент подробнее. Сейчас никакого особо удачного предложения в голове нет. Можно понять недостатки и преимущества каждого подхода, после чего производить выбор


it's needed by the androidManifest.xml, it show a warning if we don't explicitly add one


yay


Ich glaub mit spring tuet das (magic google keys sind log4j java config) z.b de da hets enekriegt http://stackoverflow.com/questions/17274927/spring-javaconfig-and-the-log4j-logger


fuk u


rude

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Servers probably shouldn't be sending a :method header, since pushed resources must be ones that would get returned from a GET request, but the spec is vague on this point so it's ok to just swallow it like we do here.


Hehe... ginger... ^^


:+1: :smile:


This is one of these incredible strange commits a again :-/ note how `sources/jomhuria.sfdir/space.glyph` was deleted. I wonder if this your (mac) version of fontforge.

I'll clean this up.


Should I merge this PR or is there another one coming?


Das mümmer wahrschinli na überarbeite, das isch ned so schön.. aber isch ja ned din stuff


What's even more fun is that the bug only showed up when we would ask the rewriter to load an uninitialized constant (for performance we don't initialize it, and the rewritten version wouldn't look at it), and things would only crash depending on what happened to be in that register.


Yes, MAME changed things.  They now consider "arcade" to be
everything (what used to be UME rather than what used to be MAME),
though it is possible to still build MESS or indeed to define a
custom configuration that includes a specific set of systems and
chips.

Aside from the size of the thing, I think it's a good change.  I
think a lot of gamers are not going to appreciate other changes
they're making lately which favor accurate circuit emulations to
performance—but MAME has always made those kinds of decisions,
academics love it, and gamers hate it.  ;)

What's left for MAME now is that no matter the chosen OSD, on
Windows, it seems to follow a Windows path we don't want.  I need to
have a look and see if I can figure out what it's doing and disable
it.  Then there's just iOS (which should be easy, though I can
promise people aren't going to be happy with performance) and
whatever changes need to be merged after a resync with upstream.

_Eventually_ I want to see the retro OSD be rewritten as mentioned in
the README, but that's a future consideration.  Ideally, it should be
a native implementation (so no libco and the like) and implement the
libretro API more or less on MAME's terms.  The reason for that is
I'd like for them to take that code upstream.  We'd maintain then
only a shallow fork of pending patches for bugfixes and projects like
OpenEmu benefit from MAME "just working" for them.  (In particular,
OpenEmu prefers to be as minimally invasive in its cores as possible,
which makes anything implementing a libretro API natively trivial to
support—and anything else kind of labor intensive.)

If we ever want this API to become widespread, it really needs to
stop being "our thing" at some point and become _a_ thing other
people use irrespective of us.  Until then there's heavy chance of
NIH attitudes, especially since abrasiveness is fairly common amongst
developers in the emulation "scene".

Hopefully if I ever manage to establish any kind of reputation in the
"scene", it'll be for not caring about that stuff and being most
interested in stuff that works.  And the libretro API works—I
wouldn't be here if it didn't.  The cores built using it vary widely,
and most of them were made using very deep forks because a handful of
developers did them all pretty much without much cooperation on the
upstream side—sometimes unavoidably for basically abandoned code.
Still, if this API becomes something people want to implement both in
core form and in player form, that becomes irrelevant.

At that point RA becomes a complete reference implementation of a
player as intended rather than "the" player, with enygmata's
"nanoarch" being a working conceptual implementation (using some big
helper libraries to hide a lot of ugly details that don't matter for
explaining the API's implementation…)

And that's good, because that's as it should be!

Er, getting off my soapbox now.  ;)

Joseph

On Tue, Jun 23, 2015 at 01:57:35AM -0700, Tatsuya79 wrote:
>Line 101:
>the "arcade" (used to be UME)
>
>Isn't it MAME?
>as UME was arcade + home systems (MAME + MESS).
>
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It will always stay non-negative until it converges.


This PR is good and can be merged on its own. I will send out the other one today.


Not sure if ifeq supports a multi-device match.  I need to look at some other device trees...


supi :+1: :smile:


Yes.


Shouldn't this be exampleCommand and LaTeX command in the line above?


Doesn't seem much shorter. :stuck_out_tongue_closed_eyes:


Thanks!


1679-DualDuct (kbenne) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-clang-3.5: OK (2164 of 2216 tests passed)

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Oh my god :( why? :((((( is it possible?

> On Jun 23, 2015, at 3:18 PM, Lasse Fister <notifications@github.com> wrote:
>
> This is one of these incredible strange commits a again :-/ note how sources/jomhuria.sfdir/space.glyph was deleted. I wonder if this your (mac) version of fontforge.
>
> I'll clean this up.
>
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If I understand this correctly, the `setup` function will be invoked every time `source/conf.py` is imported. Haven't tested, though.

Maybe putting `setup(**conf)` in a `if __name__ == '__main__':` block would solve this?


For example, from oppo msm8974-common:
ifneq ($(filter find7 find7op,$(TARGET_DEVICE)),)

So, I think the right thing is:
ifneq ($(filter yukon rhine shinano shinano2,$(PRODUCT_PLATFORM)),)

The difference between that and the current setup is that if PRODUCT_PLATFORM is unset, the current filter will trigger, but the above filter won't.


This about this conditional one more time. If score is > 100 || < 100, print that there was an error. What is the only time this won't run?


O’rly?

```rb
.filter_by_date(from: params[:from], to: params[:to], with_original_date: with_original_date)
```
```rb
.filter_by_date(**params.only(:from, :to, :with_original_date).to_h.rekey!)
```


Of course copy-pasted from above. I'll fix it.


¬_¬


:pouting_cat: DRY on you!


It's happening from time to time :-(


Ouch. That was ugly.


Overall it's better. With all of the if statements on the same level, it's a lot easier to read than it was before. If you haven't already seen, you can view my version and compare. https://github.com/ImpulseChimp/BeginnersJavaExamples/blob/master/JavaExamples.java


@katgironpe: This causes some problems for people that mix in Rails, as string responds to .first
See http://apidock.com/rails/String/first
This causes problems because if I define prefix to "/other", it will end up getting set to "/", since "/" is the first character of that string.


I've already captured the output and I wrote a parser. Everything seems to be ok but once you run the script and finishes, you can't see what you type into the terminal anymore.
I always write a separate script when I want to test some feature and this thing showed up when I tested the airodump parser.
The script works ok, but then, you can type and execute commands on the console but you can not see what you ar doing. I did a quick search con google and other engines looking for some answer but no luck.
If you want to give it a test, capture the airodump data with stderr in python. For some reason, airodump outputs data with code 2


@jvasileff wtf? how strange. I don't see _anything_ wrong with my commit.


Should we just call this `APIList`? And the function `listFactory` returns an `APIList`?


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Si no sabes qué es, no lo pongas.


@zeroed  Are you sure about this?


Weird. I double checked, and the one prior works.


I'm not sure if I completely understood what you mean, I now adapted the code like this, is that correct? ->
 public String getImageUrl() {
        String imageUrl = name();
        if (imageUrl == MemberCategory.IMPACT_ASSESSMENT_FELLOW.name()){
            imageUrl = MemberCategory.FELLOW.name();
        }
        else if (imageUrl == MemberCategory.CONTESTMANAGER.name()){
            imageUrl = MemberCategory.EXPERT.name();
        }
        return imageUrl.toLowerCase();
    }


I don't know when WP is grabbing or saving info, so maybe this takes care of it if the id hasn't already been created.  Because of the autosave feature and my assumption that the post id is created as soon as the post is opened, this seems unnecessary- that said, I also don't see what it would hurt and WP is enough of a mystery to me that I'd be inclined to leave it in unless there's a downside (spoken like a true newbie!). :)  Thoughts?


hey alex, check what @ryansturmer did for parsing Gcode : https://github.com/ryansturmer/node-gcode

It sounds easy to use and should be pretty straight forward to import on frontend.


1679-DualDuct (kbenne) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-cppcheck-1.61: OK (0 of 0 tests passed)

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This feels a bit icky but kinda makes sense since you need to construct column name dynamically. I still wonder, thought, if this could be written nicely with Sequel's DSL.


Good idea, John.  I might have to give this a try.


Could you not remove these lines in this commit? I thought it was the pep257 standard, but they seemed to have changed it a little while ago. I might remove them in the entire project in a little while.


A typo here. `!detail.caretVisibe` should be `!detail.caretVisible`


I think it might be neater to fold `completeMissing` into `zip` here. What you have is a zip on sorted keys:

```haskell
zipWithExt ::
  (a -> b -> c -> d) -> {- Both values are present -}
  (a -> b -> d) -> {- Only b is present -}
  (a -> c -> d) -> {- Only c is present -}
  [(a, b)] -> {- Collection of bs -}
  [(a, c)] -> {- Collection of cs -}
  [(a, d)] {- Zipped result -}
```

If you start with both lists sorted on the first component, you can do this in linear time.


It's cool, don't worry about it.

Unrelated: do you know what it feels like to be STABBED IN THE BACK BY THOSE THAT YOU LOVE? :hocho:


All these fixed typos :p, but could you change them in a separate commit?


Agree, I don’t like it either! I’ve spent a lot of time trying to figure out how to write this more elegantly, but this is the best approach I’ve figured out. :crying_cat_face:


TBH, not yet... I want to review this one together with the `pop`.
My apologies if I wasn't clear about this "interface"...

:sweat:


I think UUID is wrong here, the right primary key type is `timeuuid`.
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/17945677/cassandra-uuid-vs-timeuuid-benefits-and-disadvantages
We want iterate from oldest message to the newest one because the overflow queue must be fair: oldest messages must be popped before newest, if you choose a md5 generated uuid the order is (more or less) unknown, data will be sorted by `token(uuid)` and I am pretty sure the queue won't be fair.


Don't think I did this on purpose, I guess auto-formatting played a part there. I will revert it of course. And then format the example above accordingly.


A recap: pop should remove oldest N messages and return to the caller.


A bit of cleaning now that I'm here. Removing commented out value and using a conditional declaration.


Why are we going to be forced a `.es.js` extension? It has no sense to me. Choose one, go with `.es` or `.js` but not both please.


The `packages` target is a required step for `release-qa`, and it's already slow so it makes sense to use `genconfig` here.


minor thing but I'd probably put the inline rather than in a method. makes the code more readable in my eyes.


One more thing. I never mentioned this in class, but now is as good of a time as ever. Formatting in programming is very important. How the code looks on the screen is considered a big part of being a programmer so there are general rules that each language follows. For now, there are too many rules to bring up, but Eclipse is quite an amazing piece of software and will auto format your code to make it meet a higher standard.

Open up your Eclipse and click anywhere in your java file. Then press CTRL + SHIFT + F to auto format all of the code in that file. If you ever feel like your code is getting too messy, just use this shortcut and it can make your life a little bit easier. Hope this helps!


Dette er ny comment


It may be worth noting [here](https://github.com/ccd0/4chan-x/wiki/Installing-4chan-X-in-dwb) that dwb is
[unmaintained](https://bitbucket.org/portix/dwb/pull-request/22/several-cleanups-to-increase-portability#comment-3217936).


Why not throw an error here?


Yes, it should. You are exactly right.


@hibernate/hibernate-search I was trying this "start WildFly once" approach to speedup the IT, but the results are disappointing :-(

https://developer.jboss.org/thread/260762


All ok, merge accepted


LGTM, merging.

Thanks for the documentation additions.


[heavywater] New hw-redis created (version: v0.2)

- https://fission.d2o.io/pipeline/job/9e8dcb5e-d4ef-4b7c-8c46-0000d25f0000


I'd be fine with `#only`, but why the hell you need to run `to_h.rekey!` on that? I know `params` is a Mash, but it quacks like a Hash which is good enough.


let's add a second modifier so we can see the merging of several


1440-AWS (axelstudios) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: Tests Failed

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(ignore this one, as the second pull request contains this as well)


Yeah, that is another aspect that is a bit questionable. Promises are included in any version of Node > 0.11. I recognize this limits the scope of this package. Do you have a better idea collapsing an array of promises? Would it be better to use something like bluebird?


Yes, it's part of the CONTRIBUTING guidelines.
https://github.com/jacobwgillespie/CommandHelper/blob/master/CONTRIBUTING.txt


Any reason why we used to do this? What were we achieving by this?


Or let me guess, keyword expansion doesn't work with Mash, does it?


are modifiers case classes not case objects in meta?


Yeah, that’s the reason why I’ve been forced to use `to_h.rekey!`. Stupid Mash!


I couldn't resist :p Spell checker made me nervous with all that warnings... I can split the commit of course, but in the end it's about changing parameter names of the same class. I also had to make arguments plural, so the depending changes are pretty much in the same areas that's why I didn't separate it in the first place.


@peterbell
1. do i have to delete branches after i merge all branches from team members to master?


btw `rekey` without arguments is the same as `symbolize_keys`, but it’s shorter…


aaaa


lol


@chanaphan it's probably a good idea to delete the merged branches, but it's not essential for this project


sinon needs these functions to be properties of an object in order to overwrite them with stubs or spies. Subjectively, `Tessel.list` and `Tessel.get` are nicer to look at anyway ;)


:smile:


@Eilon this `protected` constructor as well as the `protected` `AttemptedValue` and `RawValue` setters were directly inherited from our old Web Stack Runtime. There as well, I cannot find any subclasses. What are the scenarios for creating a `ValueProviderResult` subclass and are they relevant in MVC 6?

Note in-the-box value providers and model binders construct `ValueProviderResult`s directly.


I wasn't clear sorry.
I think the right return statement is `results.first.nil?` because if it's nil means that there is any result so the queue is empty :)


What do you mean by assumed a default of 10 members? Did you mean to say it depended on # of databases involved? From old code I see read pressure was current read / 'normalized' current read - which essentially will be always # of db + 1  (cp_saved_read / (cp_saved_read / entries+1) == entries +1)  if I am not reading anything wrong. Is this the issue?


Recommend reviewing this as https://github.com/rwaldron/t2-cli/commit/dba695621f1868c0e7b06ec573c9a0f8f68572d4?w=0 (minus whitespace)


Any chance to see a release soon? The "show typing" bug is way too significant for a program consisting of one dialog. Also, pasting a very long text into the passphrase field causes `Range or index out of bounds` on the console. Would it be possible to enable issue tracker for the project so users could actually report their problems? Finally, the `--display` option seems useless for a native Cocoa application.


I had the realization that `announce_filters`  has another side-effect here of clearing `filtered_examples` and `inclusion_filter` in this case, so I thought of moving the check for silencing the filter announcements to a separate `report_filter_message` method. Please correct me if I'm wrong on this or if there would be a better way to do this.


Testing the comments section of the site to see how it works.


Pretty much finished my faux Google homepage.  The buttons don't do anything and the links don't go anywhere, but visually it looks comparable to the real thing, if you squint and don't look too long.


@KrunchMuffin you should check for

{"error":"No results found","error_code":20}

it's not an error. just no result


1679-DualDuct (kbenne) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: Tests Failed

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@lmr I actually like the `from avocado import Test` style. Maybe you also like it, but rightfully so, point out that it's not a good practice.

Talking about good module import practices, I was looking at:

https://docs.python.org/2/faq/programming.html#id13

But could not find a specific reference to this style that marks it as "official" bad practice. Do you have a FAQ/PEP link?


missing `{ }`


Yep, that's in the next commit, as you saw it.


Dette er ny comment


90664130_AlternativeModelPAT (macumber) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (2191 of 2213 tests passed)

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The scenario is probably to override Convert. IMO it's probably fine to leave as-is.

What set me off is seeing that we had to take the trouble to document that you are required to set a culture. Maybe the right thing to do is set it `InvariantCulture` so that you get reasonable behavior by default.


don't subtract a floating point number from an integer here


I suggest you detect this from the length of the material property vector


97643186-ABUPS-total-row-not-match-water (JasonGlazer) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1677 of 1677 tests passed)

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This is pretty weird ever since updating ttt ive been having all sorts of problems, binds still work when players are dead, this one and i dont think i have any addons installed that would mess with the default ttt gamemode


thanks :D


reduce_dynamic_allocations (lefticus) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-clang-3.5: OK (351 of 351 tests passed)

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[![Vertical flute](http://api.artsmia.org/images/5196/300/small.jpg)](http://collections.artsmia.org/?page=simple&id=5196)


[![Cricket summer sleeping box](http://api.artsmia.org/images/30694/300/small.jpg)](http://collections.artsmia.org/?page=simple&id=30694)


[![Cricket feeding dish](http://api.artsmia.org/images/31150/300/small.jpg)](http://collections.artsmia.org/?page=simple&id=31150)


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[![Cricket catcher](http://api.artsmia.org/images/31259/300/small.jpg)](http://collections.artsmia.org/?page=simple&id=31259)


[![Cricket Container](http://api.artsmia.org/images/33753/300/small.jpg)](http://collections.artsmia.org/?page=simple&id=33753)


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@valib ok, switched to my old slow laptop & now I see :). How about this:
```diff
+++ b/src/main/external-resources/web/image.html
@@ -71,8 +71,8 @@
 				var top = $('#Menu').height();
 				imgcontainer.css({ top: '' + top + 'px' });
 				imgcontainer.height($('body').height() - top);
-				zoomed = true;
-				fit();
+				zoom();
+				imgcontainer.show();
 			});
 		</script>

@@ -82,7 +82,7 @@
 				<a href="/doc" id="DocButton" title="Documentation"></a>
 			</div>

-			<div id="ImageContainer">
+			<div id="ImageContainer" style="display:none">
```


thx


reduce_dynamic_allocations (lefticus) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-clang-3.5-LibC++: OK (351 of 351 tests passed)

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The old code attempted to normalize the "pressure" based on the number of nodes, but there are some static thresholds about when a member of the shared cache will be allocated more space.

Those thresholds were tuned to a shared cache with 10 (or more) participants. The idea behind my change is to make that threshold agnostic to the number of participants. It should also help us distribute the cache more aggressively (there were cases before where we didn't allocate out space even though there was capacity).


@NoahDev
![ayy lmao](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/1498177/8319207/21e607ca-19da-11e5-8a5b-8ffa12d0bb56.jpg)


 - __style__: [src/chaiscript_stdlib.cpp:18](../blob/1526ac96c16d313a712d942d53b2955689e029f5/src/chaiscript_stdlib.cpp#L18) The function 'create_chaiscript_module_chaiscript_stdlib' is never used. (unusedFunction)
 - __style__: [src/main.cpp:169](../blob/1526ac96c16d313a712d942d53b2955689e029f5/src/main.cpp#L169) The function 'get_eval_error' is never used. (unusedFunction)
 - __style__: [src/main.cpp:140](../blob/1526ac96c16d313a712d942d53b2955689e029f5/src/main.cpp#L140) The function 'help' is never used. (unusedFunction)
 - __style__: [src/main.cpp:216](../blob/1526ac96c16d313a712d942d53b2955689e029f5/src/main.cpp#L216) The function 'myexit' is never used. (unusedFunction)
 - __style__: [src/main.cpp:158](../blob/1526ac96c16d313a712d942d53b2955689e029f5/src/main.cpp#L158) The function 'throws_exception' is never used. (unusedFunction)


worse -> worst


We need to explain the difference between default, geom, dev, and none.  What does each setting imply and why might you want to set it.


This revision is clean.


A switch is better here; with just if statements, even if compareType is Equal, you'll end up doing two additional useless tests. switch also works with enums though you need to ensure that the value is non-null because a null will throw an NPE when it hits the switch statement.


Where is the implementation of this function ?


reduce_dynamic_allocations (lefticus) - i386-Windows-8.1-VisualStudio-14: OK (351 of 351 tests passed)

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reduce_dynamic_allocations (lefticus) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-clang-3.6-AddressSanitizer: OK (351 of 351 tests passed)

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what if we add text here?


Keep it short and simple!


Hi @sodastsai , thanks for the Pod , but there is an issue on it and mostly naming issue, could you please check this issue I have opened here
https://github.com/Mantle/MTLManagedObjectAdapter/issues/13


Завтра потестим.  Поменяю за одно цвет сообщений на желтый


Somewhere below, should I bring it up?


reduce_dynamic_allocations (lefticus) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-clang-3.6-ThreadSanitizer: OK (351 of 351 tests passed)

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It's ok, no worries. You helped me to understand that example is quite misleading. Then, thank you for helping to improve the module!


:shipit:


> a default of 10 members

That was poorly phrased, optimized for 10 members would have been a better description.


Thanks.

Have you looked into converting your python library (or c/c++ library) to use mraa instead of system calls?


For the record, not happy with how this particular bit uses media queries. Would rather whatever the scrollbreaker solution is only appear on touch devices specifically, not just in narrow contexts. Will revisit.


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@gbiellem this change broke this cmdlet, we need to release a fix for it, ping me and I can help.
There is a Desk case for it


reduce_dynamic_allocations (lefticus) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: OK (351 of 351 tests passed)

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reduce_dynamic_allocations (lefticus) - Win64-Windows-8.1-VisualStudio-14: OK (351 of 351 tests passed)

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This looks great! Good job! Very useful!


OK, I see now. Overloaded constructors of a `final` Java class are treated by the model loader as classes that inherit a final class.


Closes #51


If we have an unlimited buffer here, then there will not be deadlock, right?


I asked the comment because naively thinking about it the math doesn't work - did I miss something?

Also we run with 20 db - where we still saw a perf impact. For now I am assuming this is the reason (not enough cache) and am re-running with more reserved space. I will also run one with your fix if the ec2 tests are promising. I will let you know the results here.


Hi


@mattlistro This is really useful information. I loved the picture!!


reduce_dynamic_allocations (lefticus) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.6: OK (351 of 351 tests passed)

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DB entries pls :)


@valib a little fancier:
```diff
-               imgcontainer.show();
+               imgcontainer.fadeIn('slow');
```


This is great, Jess! Really useful. I found a lot of these same points very beneficial as well.


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

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Hi there @akoeplinger ,

In testing xUnit 2.0.0 support earlier today I've found a bug in xbuild in the latest nightly build of Mono 4.3.0 that isn't present in xbuild in Mono 4.0.1.

xbuild is no longer properly unescaping sequences such as ```%22``` which is causing my use of it to quote file paths in case of the presence of spaces to fail.

Having done some digging around I *think* that the changes in this commit introduced the regression.

There's a dialog of my investigation into it towards the end of the PR here experiandataquality/electronicupdates#25, which also references two bugs I found in Bugzilla.

I considered submitting a PR for this but I wasn't sure where the appropriate place(s) to restore the required call(s) to ```MSBuildUtils.Unescape(string)``` were without re-introducing the issue you were trying to fix, and there are no tests specifically for the ```Expression``` and ```ExpressionCollection``` classes so it wasn't immediately obvious to me how to test the changes to ensure the regression was fixed as well as the bug you were fixing.

I tried three different single line changes of adding in ```MSBuildUtils.Unescape(string)``` ([here](https://github.com/mono/mono/blob/51297ed7ab06480df84520c758639b6cef0790d9/mcs/class/Microsoft.Build.Engine/Microsoft.Build.BuildEngine/Expression.cs#L159), [here](https://github.com/mono/mono/blob/51297ed7ab06480df84520c758639b6cef0790d9/mcs/class/Microsoft.Build.Engine/Microsoft.Build.BuildEngine/ExpressionCollection.cs#L123) and [here](https://github.com/mono/mono/blob/51297ed7ab06480df84520c758639b6cef0790d9/mcs/class/Microsoft.Build.Engine/Microsoft.Build.BuildEngine/ExpressionCollection.cs#L141)) which fixed *my* problem, but I not sure of any adverse effects these would have with respect to your fix here.

Let me know if you need any further information, or if indeed this commit didn't cause the regression and I need to do further digging.


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It seems to be active again:
https://bitbucket.org/portix/dwb/commits/all


@gbagnoli @taganaka @andreacfm I think they have a good point in not allowing the 3xx here. We should change the config to not respond to port 80


Currently only supports per-computer settings within a GPO. Note that while this is called ADMXtoDSC, it will really pull all settings found in a GPO's registry.pol file, which also includes setting areas such as Windows Firewall and Applocker/Software Restriction. In addition, the current script pulls all settings--with no ability to select particular settings to pull.


:+1: Agree


Or the new function down?
:)


Thanks!  I was just looking into this, and it hella confused me that it magically worked many hours later. :+1:


I agree `ConvertTo()` is virtual for subclasses but that doesn't explain allowing subclasses to change the property values. Would expect subclasses to call `base(rawValue)` or `base(rawValue, attemptedValue, culture)` from their constructors.

Separately `Culture` gets `_staticCulture` automatically and that's `CultureInfo.InvariantCulture`. I'm only passing `_staticCulture` in the constructor below because `null` would be a bit obscure.


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reduce_dynamic_allocations (lefticus) - i386-Windows-8.1-VisualStudio-12: OK (350 of 351 tests passed)

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sodele, jetzt habe ich ein wenig rumgebastelt.
Habe jetzt nicht geprüft, ob Voreinstellungen überschrieben werden, da mit der zweiten DAI-Zitationsvariante ohnehin eine eigene Option erstellt werden muss (heißt jetzt dai-verweis).

Leider ist das DAI auch an diesem Punkt unklar:
„Nennung des Namens des Autors mit a. O. und Verweis auf die Fußnote, die das volle Zitat enthält“ —> Seyrig – Amy – Will a. O. (Anm. 2) Taf. 21, 2

Also es gibt nur die Nachnamen, ein „a. O.“ (habe ich schon angelegt/verändert), dem Rückverweis zum Erstzitat und einer postnote.
Das sieht mir so aus, wie es auch mit „fnverweis“von geschichtfsfrkl (oder historische Zeitschrift) gemacht wird. Ich weiß aber nicht, was wir in der cbx verändert haben, dass die Option „fnverweis“ nicht mehr funktioniert?!

Wenn diese „funktionale“ Dinge geklärt sind, dann kann man an die Optik gehen.
Zufällig habe ich ohne einen biblatex-style kompiliert und war erstaunt wie die Bibliographie dargestellt wird. Für die ersten drei Teilbibliographien mit den Shorthands sieht das sehr gut aus. Der Vorteil ist, dass sie mit \printbibliography aufgerufen werden und nicht mit \printshorthands. Weil mit \printschorthands sind die shorthands nicht mehr über hyperref mit der Bibliographie verbunden - was ich aber (wenngleich nur für online-Dokumente) wichtig finde.

Am 23.06.2015 um 18:27 schrieb Johannes <notifications@github.com>:

Super! Das ganze nimmt jetzt richtig Form an. Ich muss mich ranhalten.
Da fällt mir gerade ein: Wenn nun jemand DAI-Stil, aber ohne Autor-Jahr möchte, liesse sich dann die Option verwenden? Überschreibt Biblatex dann diese Voreinstellung mit der manuellen Option im TeX-Dokument?

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Lol, I forgot I added it.
No just put mag_create_server_config() just before the mag_command() function, so that you do not have to forward decalare it, and it fits nicely in the same order as these functions are declared in auth_gssapi_module.


See? `Piece` has `get_player_id(...)`


`ManPiece` and `KingPiece` both provide `player_id` which is returned by `get_player_id(...)`.


This project is not supported in any way.  It's only here because someone asked me to write the Java part, and apparently it needs to be on Github for the online PhoneGap builder to work.  Sorry.


No problem. I was alerted to the issue by wisnoskij on IRC.


Thx.


I think we should be using `log.warn` here from appium-logger


When depending on a Stash module, you need `<scope>provided</scope>`. Otherwise the jar is bundled into your plugin and loaded from your plugin's `ClassLoader` instead of being imported from the host application. That means even for classes that _are_ published, like `SshKeyService`, your plugin will still fail to use them because, while you have the interface, it's not from the right `ClassLoader`.


Is this behavior defined in some recommendation? Just from an URI perspective it seems wrong because `http://example.org//zend.com !== http://example.org/zend.com`.


Who the F*ck is https://github.com/khareashwini ?


We do not usually put translated strings into the journal.


Seems like our spacing is a little off here.


If you import the `SshKeyService`, after fixing your Maven dependency, it should import correctly and be usable from your plugin. The `SshKeyAccessService`, as you've noticed, is `com.atlassian.stash.internal`, though, so this won't work.


Open to a better name, but a ListFactory (or w/e) shouldn't handle the responses too. The response coercion--error to empty array--is happening there.


develop (macumber) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-clang-3.5: OK (2158 of 2213 tests passed)

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Just summarizing an IRL discussion for posterity: document fragment's don't have `innerHTML` so we can't use those, and it seems `createHTMLDocument` also suffers from requiring the correct parent element.


Forgot to add this in the initial commit. This makes sure we know who submits questions in QW. Without it the name would be ```undefined```.


Hey I think your <= comparison here is backwards.


The usual way to do this would be to have an actual error quark and code for these errors. Matching on the string is going to be slow (not that it matters but...) and more fragile.


reduce_dynamic_allocations (lefticus) - Win64-Windows-8.1-VisualStudio-12: OK (350 of 351 tests passed)

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ﾜﾛﾀ。


This is awesome. It's always good to hear about best practices. I know what I *can* do. I don't know what I *should* do. So... feel like submitting a pull request?


`cookieMan.readCookie (' c').should.equal(' v'); `  extra space here. Should be `cookieMan.readCookie(' c').should.equal(' v'); `


Yeah, looks like my editor is using tabs and yours is using spaces. I think there are some git config settings to force one or the other.


I'm pointing out the difference between request handler and response handler.


It's fixed.


I think "uri" would be a more consistent name for this property. Also we should enforce that it's a string, so:

    path = [self NSString:json[@"uri"]];


Hi

How do you use this in your Podfile?
Like `pod 'MTLManagedObjectAdapter'`?


looks good


line note


feel free to Commit


technically, the SIMPLEX_TX flag doesn't have to be set. Not setting it will just cause the MISO pin to be configured needlessly. If that pin is otherwise used, it will be reconfigured.

I would add a note explaining the the SIMPLEX_TX flag must be set to prevent The MISO pin being reconfigured.


he's alive!


Also add a note that the SPI bus does not have to be pre-configured if this class's configure method is used.


This check isn't necessary. We should change the type of _icon to id, then since both dictionary and string support the -copy method, this line can stay as it is.


Didn't I fix that problem by removed the middle window?


No need to change this either.


For now this is fine because zones outside of us-central are not supported but will we want folks to put this in explicitly?


Or this.


This also gets spewed onto the command-line when someone runs `sudo eos-upload-metrics`. Was just doing this for the ground teams' convenience since I think the bus computers that we care about were set to Spanish. I don't have strong sentiments about it though.


Do you remember what  was the error? This is a not syntax error, this is object literal syntax included in ES5, and would be buggy only for IE7 and below.


I like using a table to show which imp pin connects to which pin on the device in question.


@levicole is this correct? Not sure if I have the syntax correct or is there is more I'm suppose to add. I used the command you gave me on the command line:
```bash
▶ whenever --update-crontab
[write] crontab file updated
```
and I had my rails server running before the time I have set in the schedule.rb file. How can I tell if this has run?


@spboyer can we delete the ```revert-176-master``` branch?


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At some point I'd encourage doing an audit of your dependencies. You're bundling things into your plugin that Stash provides for you if you set the right scope. That makes your plugin larger and slower than it needs to be, and also makes it consume more memory when loaded. A few examples:

* `com.atlassian.stash:stash-build-integration` (Nothing `com.atlassian.stash` should ever be anything but `<scope>provided</scope>`)
* `com.google.code.json:json`
* `commons-lang:commons-lang`
* `org.apache.velocity:velocity` (Stash is currently only exporting 1.6.2, so if you need 1.7 then your current approach is correct)

To answer your "Why do I need this for tests?" on HSQL, you need it because the host application only depends on it at _runtime_. If you write AO unit tests, they need to spin up an HSQL database (by default) to run against. In general plugins shouldn't need to depend on the database (most don't use AO), so it's not a global dependency of the system. Stash itself adds a `<scope>test</scope>` dependency for it in modules that involve database testing. We also add test-scoped dependencies on the JDBC drivers for all of Stash's other supported databases so we can run our tests against those too.


Probably worth using the nifty new configure method this class supports


@Tsunamical , here you are my friend! I didn't test it yet, so, if gcc gives you any error, report me. :dancers:


From a URI perspective, only a single slash should be used to separate the authority and path, and double slashes have no meaning within RFC 3986 (slashes are only intended as separators between the segments of a path hierarchy). The only valid use for a double slash is for representing scheme relative uris,


Wow. I was playing around with the logic to try to make it a little more clear, and maybe I ended up committing something I didn't actually compile. Sorry about that.


looks like @jed's barbershop quartet needs a twitter account.


html regex parsing! love it :+1:


97643186-ABUPS-total-row-not-match-water (JasonGlazer) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1677 of 1677 tests passed)

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Whoops! HexIntegerField also needs the following method:

```python
def to_representation(self, value):
        return value
```
Added in https://github.com/OnlyInAmerica/django-push-notifications/commit/dc6660f3dda2dcce69a16f9e0c81291e3dfdab95


brilliant catch @marutosi, wouldn't have seen it myself.


I'm a little confused by this as well. As far as I can tell the signature for the_dev. write function is here:

https://github.com/walac/pyusb/blob/master/usb/core.py#L891

And it does have only the (self, endpoint, data, timeout) arguments.


Also things like lists, embedded URLs (that aren't the job link)...

Maybe we should support Markdown or similar?


This patch seems to have been applied.


Thanks for the rename.


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Why polyfill Promise here, of all places?


I dont know that we can put message to assert like this. Nice.


Some comment on this *particular* commit


I'd feel a lot better about this function if it were named something active like `installRuntime`.  Even the fact that it assigns `global.babelHelpers` is hard to realize on first read.


здесь запятая лишняя


Seems reasonable.


It does seem better to have our own error quark given the size/scope of the metrics client, but once we do that, we should probably do it everywhere that we create our own error in the metrics client. The macro is a stop-gap here, but I would rather introduce our own error quark in a separate issue. We also still have a bunch of code that logs errors rather than populating a `GError` that might be good to fix up around the same time so that we can make the APIs more consistent and the error messages for `eos-upload-metrics` more specific.