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Thanks, now fixed.

Do you have the code style defined somewhere? I also like code to be
consistent, so it would be good if this was centralized. I could start a
little document if you prefer.

Cheers,
Andrés

On Sat, Jun 20, 2015 at 4:27 AM, Lance Putnam <notifications@github.com>
wrote:

> Note: enums should be all caps (PORTAUDIO, DUMMY) to be consistent with
> the rest of the code base.
>
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> .
>


"ні в кого немаЄ"


My compiler trips over this noexcept:

```
$ gcc --version
gcc (Ubuntu 4.8.4-2ubuntu1~14.04) 4.8.4
```

```
In file included from ./include/scenario.hpp:30:0,
                 from ./include/sipp.hpp:71,
                 from src/infile.cpp:22:
./include/actions.hpp:156:14: error: function ‘CAction& CAction::operator=(CAction&&)’ defaulted on its first declaration with an exception-specification that differs from the implicit declaration ‘CAction& CAction::operator=(CAction&&)’
     CAction& operator=(CAction&& other) noexcept = default;
              ^
```

I'm not intimate with the noexcept clause, so I can't tell you if the code or the compiler is wrong.


Everything is OK!


I didn't intend to commit this bit actually. You think it should be removed or it is ok?


це в цій -> розглядати в _даній_ книзі


side-effects


g


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

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Looks like you added a bunch of blank lines


дошка керування - ніби ок


This is the blank line


This should be `"^0.14.16"` as it is the version where `javascriptConstructor:` is fixed.


гм. виделка не звучить. незн. хай буде відокремлення

"відокремити" - ок


hi


I don't know what the convention is about creating new tables in plugins, is it viable? (in terms of code convention and good practices in the portal)


@keithkml I have a question about this code


форкати -> відокремлювати


Seems ok to me, no worries!


"Always check the status of 5279543999.632"


maybe inlined


вклейте - не зустрічав. може просто "вставте" чи "скопіюйте"


You will probably need this commit as well if you did not know
http://review.cyanogenmod.org/#/c/101285/


`for (`


називайте свої SSH ключі **розважливо**

дуже вдале слово ! :+1:


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

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Unfortunately, using `OPENSSL_LIBS` doesn't work.
```
checking supplied paths for OpenSSL...  -lssl -lcrypto
checking openssl/opensslv.h usability... yes
checking openssl/opensslv.h presence... yes
checking for openssl/opensslv.h... yes
checking for SSL_library_init in -lssl... no
configure: error: in `/home/zhanglei/src/JohnTheRipper/src':
configure: error: JtR requires libssl being installed
```
And using `LIBS` works. Those are both cross-compiling for MIC.


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

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`Text::Levenshtein::Damerau` is included in the meta depends, so I don't think that should normally happen. Did panda fail to install the depends, or did you happen on this another way?


What is this? A tab or a space?
IIRC we decided on 4 spaces indentation.


真是溜到不行呀:)


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

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nice change :+1:


ви ви ви ви -> якщо ви бажаєте, ~~ви~~ можете змінити згенерований ~~для вас~~ аватар обраним вами зображенням.

**Від**вантажити нове зображення. А чому "від". Просто завантажити.


`filePath.removeSuffix(LIB_KT)` may be extracted and used as parameter of `createOutputDirectoryForTest`.


Thanks for this


@glv2 could you tell me where is the block version 2 related code in original ppcoin code? couldn't find it.


В СТП 01-2013 не упоминаются заголовки третьего уровня (используются только разделы и подразделы). Так что, использовать заголовки третьего уровня — рискованно :-)


Robert, **you are not the author of this commit**, and you failed to provide attribution to the actual author.  :-(  This code was supplied to you by the actual author, Colin Ian King, in this bug report where Colin discovered and described the problem to you, and supplied you with an *identical* patch:
https://bugs.acpica.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1170

Well, *almost identical*...  Robert, you added only the perror() call to Colin's patch -- but your perror() call is wrong!  A proper call to perror there would look like:   perror(Filename);

***Please revert this misappropriated commit, and re-commit the patch with correct attribution to the actual author.***

Thanks.


Посилання ``Profile'' (профіль). -> посилання **на** Профіль ('''').

За аналогією до "Посилання на налаштування облікового запису "


Improvements


@jedesah btw, scalatest has this:
```
import org.typelevel.scalatest.{DisjunctionMatchers, DisjunctionValues}
```


Тепер будь-де ви будете щось робити -> Тепер всюди, де ви будете щось робити


I don't think `a` should be capitalized.


відвант - завант


Openbox3 desktop menu with icons.Working well with icon theme Numix-Circle.


I don't think `for` should be capitalized.


scenario_path should be set to NULL here, in case we leave the function without setting it anew.


It has no unquoting. So, what behaviour should be tested in this case?


Good


行き詰まってしまいました…こねくりまわしているうちに意味不明なコードになってしまいました…


Add preliminary support for input groups.


LGTM


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

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They are but slightly adapted to work with BS 3.

Sent from my iPod in deep space...

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> Are the 2 less files copied from bootstrapbase? I think I would rather do some cleanups first before adding this. The less files look mostly like plain css.
>
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could have done `if(false || true)`


jquery 最好不要放到 dist/ 里，而是通过 bower install 来安装，不用担心 .gitignore 的 bower_components/, 在 package.json 里有 script#postinstall: 'bower install'，发布线上就可用了。


Probably the function should return `string, error`. Returning the empty list if there is an error creating a DNS client can hide problems (this can be very confusing for an operator!).


ok


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

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the original idea of @mainakjas was to pass reject to epochs.drop_bad_epochs() rather than manually touching the attribute of epochs


We should decide what to do on the error case. The simple solution is just to return this to the caller.


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

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Hi Bas,

It's really odd.  Spent ages trying to find that oddity.

Gareth

Sent from my iPod in deep space...

On 20 Jun 2015, at 14:16, Bas Brands <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> I think the dotted outline you get on firefox when something is not in focus does not look very nice. However, when researching it I found the advice to keep it there. Something to do with accessibility. After reading the tracker issue I wonder what the exact issue was on chrome.
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub.
>


We also cannot trust the teachers to write good assessment code. They too are stressed and don't have the time to get everything right and, more importantly in this case, secure.


It should, in theory, be more efficient to check the station list checksum rather than retrieve the entire station list on every 'browse' action. The performance improvement will probably only be noticeable for very large station lists.


@ArmorDarks Does this mean (copy) Upload URL to clipboard?


Your answer was correct, but just to get you thinking. You could have done the following
`if (x != 6 || y == 11 || z == 83)` which is saying x does not equal 6.


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

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Same error handling here.


@EloYGomeZ i just watched your video on u2b.
it's fake flash
it's triggered by focusing but not picturing


This is bad practice, you should never compare booleans with == or != within a conditional.
Instead do `if(!aSincereFalsehood)`


Implemented #99


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

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@dengal3 _(:з」∠)_ 承你吉言


Not very important, It just sounds wrong


Two things...

First, we are calling this inside our handler function, instead of on startup.

Second, we will need to check for errors when we return them. :smile:


I'd add one more test, like in #L8


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In this case you could have something like
!order.isFullyPaid()

And you might want to use "<" rather than "!="


This check is no good if there is a period in the path portion.

```
if (strchr(ext, '/') == NULL && strcmp(ext, ".xml") != 0) {
```

Perhaps?

(And yuck that we apparently accept both scenario's with and without extensions..? But that's not your fault.)


same as before ` && !lastOne` would be better practice


P.s.

Was thinking overnight on the best way to maintain themes against the core updates as so time consuming.  And thought would be to copy / paste then have overrides as needed.  I wonder why HQ are not writing proper LESS?  Unless they don't know how to?  Or is it the case here that HQ really does need the BS 3 theme in core and if they had it, would they then make a mess if it afterwards?

Sent from my iPod in deep space...

On 20 Jun 2015, at 14:21, Bas Brands <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> Are the 2 less files copied from bootstrapbase? I think I would rather do some cleanups first before adding this. The less files look mostly like plain css.
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub.
>


Nice and short commit :)


тут множина


Python では (`1` ではなく) `0` はじまりです (問題解決につながるかな？)．


P.p.s.  if I make it proper LESS I'll send the update.

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On 20 Jun 2015, at 14:21, Bas Brands <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> Are the 2 less files copied from bootstrapbase? I think I would rather do some cleanups first before adding this. The less files look mostly like plain css.
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub.
>


Pixel_y was already defined for the objects that Dream Maker gave a value for step_y by default when placed.
Either I'm doing something ridiculously stupid when I place an object down and nothing else, or something else is up.


We prefer to use `==` when compare to `null` because of it additionally cover case with `undefined`


Again, we should move this out of this function and do the lookup when we start. Then we don't need to worry about it failing at runtime - we can exit if we have an error on lookup, at the start of the program.


Openbox3 menu config. Work well with icon theme Numix-Circle.

![png](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/12944832/8267615/f17717a4-179b-11e5-9a6d-43514952c4eb.png)


还有一种写法的选择，使用`swap`，可能会使得代码更好理解。
```c++
root->left = invertTree(root->left);
root->right = invertTree(root->right);
swap(root->left, root->right);
return root;
```
这里只是探讨一种写法，告诉你还可以这么写，必要性不是很大，如果觉得原来更好，就用原来的吧。


вививи
Якщо ви використовуєте декілька електронних адрес для ~~ваших~~ комітів, та бажаєте, щоб GitHub усіх їх пов’язував з вами, ~~вам треба додати~~ _додайте_ всі адреси, що ви використовуєте до секції Emails в адміністративній секції.


множина


I haven't tried it out yet. I'll probably install it next week. I don't think it'll make a difference for my setup, as I'll almost never run a trivial worker.


receipts
квитанції ще можна. чеки теж годиться


git 2.4.4 no longer ship the config there?


This should have been fixed by #423 with the bug being #424


tu t'es pas planté là?


або Двох-крокова


yeah, but the old versions do.


# cocosasa


对于数字判断，建议可以采用[`isdigit`](http://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/string/byte/isdigit)


рисків - ризиків


git bumptip -h should not exit with error. The tools that have this return code are wrong...


клікните :)
або клікнЕте або натиснете або клацнете


没有必要自己写“字符串到数字”的转换。

可以采用[`stoi`](http://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/string/basic_string/stol)


This test is not finished yet, because it has too many cases to check. And I can't figure out for now, how to implement them correctly.


щоразу вам треба -> щоразу, коли вам треба


`private`


Fixing IdSet
implementation of the memoization pattern


Ok found this in development branch: https://github.com/ppcoin/ppcoin/blob/develop/src/main.cpp#L2426


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у нагоді при допомозі вже існуючим проектам - > у нагоді при роботі над існуючим проектОм


А2 А3 зачёт


форк говорили


What is the difference with the "Paul version"? Is it just the names of the transport type and so on?

If so, then this is a really bad approach. We should do one of the following:

1. Add a flag to startup, something like `--support-c-version`.
1. Add a couple of flags to startup, something like `--content-type` and `--http-transport-option` where we  can specify each directly.


Should we apply patch or make commit to `tgit.git`?


Will do, but I'm searching memory leaks right now.


This is bad.


This is not good.  >_>


Good optimization!

It's funny, because I was zero-ing in on this, because obviously it's a hotspot. I had a slightly different idea: Instead of copying with `str-rst` a.k.a. `substring`, just walk the existing string as-is. In other words, we already have the `Pos` `ofs` index. Just leave the original `inp` as-is, and `string-ref` into it.

I just tried that, this morning, and on one example it cut the time in half, on top of what you've already done here. I will try some more examples and if it continues to look good, will make a PR with that.


This would not compile without C++11 support.
Also I thought, that this commit fixed compilation issues: https://github.com/MyGUI/mygui/commit/c86490dbd2b5806838f2e563dbec30fbc600e9f1


https://github.com/kevva/bin-wrapper/pull/39 ;)


Він є доповненим -> Він базується


 1. Create a topic branch from `master`.		 1. Create a topic branch from `master`.
 2. Make some commits to improve the project.
шось недоперекладено


(1) This check is no good if there is a period in the path portion of the filename; needs a fix.

(2) Like this, it introduces incompatibility issues for people who are used to using different extensions. We should still allow any extension for legacy reasons.


dd


людиНи
:man:


Specifically, something like the following:

```
(define (satisfy p?)
  (match-lambda
   [(State input (and pos (Pos _ _ ofs)) user)
    (if (>= ofs (string-length input)) ;instead of str-empty?
        (Empty (Error (Msg pos "end of input" null)))
        (let ([c (string-ref input ofs)]) ;instead of str-fst
          (if (p? c)
              (let* ([new-pos (incr-pos pos c)]
                     [new-state (State input new-pos user)]) ;no str-rst: input remains the same
                (Consumed (Ok c new-state (Msg new-pos "" null))))
              (Empty (Error (Msg pos (mk-string c) null))))))]))
```

However this means `State`'s `inp` is constantly the full, original input, as opposed to what remains to be parsed. I'd need to check if anything depends on the former meaning.


why?


> , в ній ви будете робити всі свої зміни.

не впевнений чи варто "від себе" додавати уточнення


газ - необходимость для существования современного человека.


Ahoj,
Já jsem zjistil že jsou nesprávně uvedeny znaky měny Kč v ceníku.

Nyní je Kč1000
a správně má být 1000,- Kč , ideálně 1000 Kč
Nejprve číslo, pak čárka
pak 00, pak
mezera
a teprve potom Kč.
Vzhledem k tomu že u nás byly zrušeny haléře/centy, tak by částka měla být celé číslo.
Upozorňuji, že ve většině zemí se znak měny píše za číslem a oddělený mezerou. Jen $ a £ se umísťují před číslo.
Děkuji za opravu.


I'd escape code fragments here


systemd remove dep, no longer part of systemd, moved to libgudev


лишня крапка


ありがとうございます!!


$fields['group_id']    = 1;  // FIXME: Horrible hack


Взагалі це гарна думка, -> Взагалі це слушна ідея,


Is `accept(replacement)` covered by tests?


його відкривають рано -> його відкривають завчасно/заздалегідь


Olá, @carolinesalib !

Referenciei a issue: https://github.com/portabilis/ieducar/issues/136

Att.


:thumbsup: I figured it was just an oversight, especially as it happened the following day. I'm not familiar with SASS, does it need to be in that file too?


Durability. When you have an exact one-to-one map of node driver versions to mongoose versions, reduces the room for bugs, makes issues easier to debug, and reduces the testing burden. Testing and debugging mongoose against node driver 2.0.3 is a waste of time.


прилаштування - цікаве слово


hhhhh


code review: public-index.js 中 getElementsByClassName 是 IE9+. 注意[浏览器兼容](http://caniuse.com/#search=getElementsByClassName),。 改用别的方法


todo


Danke! :)


бб
Якби ~~б~~ ви


@stefansaraev Hi, 4.0.5 is out and seems to be very stable. Any chance that you update?


P.S.

Humm, a bit more testing gives that its the 'top: -1px' on '.block_settings
.block_tree li.item_with_icon > p img' that causes the agro.  Removing
that, sorts things too.

[image: --]
Gareth J Barnard
[image: http://]about.me/gjbarnard
<http://about.me/gjbarnard>

On 20 June 2015 at 15:24, Gareth Barnard <gjbarnard@gmail.com> wrote:

> Hi Bas,
>
> It's really odd.  Spent ages trying to find that oddity.
>
> Gareth
>
> Sent from my iPod in deep space...
>
> On 20 Jun 2015, at 14:16, Bas Brands <notifications@github.com> wrote:
>
> I think the dotted outline you get on firefox when something is not in
> focus does not look very nice. However, when researching it I found the
> advice to keep it there. Something to do with accessibility. After reading
> the tracker issue I wonder what the exact issue was on chrome.
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> <https://github.com/gjb2048/theme_bootstrap/commit/97ad395cbfde3af612d72af5887ab94ebf0eae66#commitcomment-11780141>
> .
>
>


I was looking for an example of using Messages and Slick 3 a few days ago, now it's merged, very good..


bringt nichts, die ganze VM wird gekillt sobald die funktion returned


:-1: There's no point in doing unnecessary nesting. There no downside in having these in the top scope.


@delawless So this is not good.  These where old files you pushed to the server and it deleted out current and new changes.  We have to be careful to NOT commit/push changes that are old to the server and it will remove others work.... =(


Hmm. I was debating with myself whether it would be better to mention the new behavior and the command-line options, but I guess you're right, we can simply skip that. The list is too long as it is already.


@vlj , probably we should include test other alpha func as well during alpha testing ?


LGTM


Tried fixing with:

.block_settings .block_tree li.item_with_icon > p img {
    top: 0px;
}

But does not work.

[image: --]
Gareth J Barnard
[image: http://]about.me/gjbarnard
<http://about.me/gjbarnard>

On 20 June 2015 at 16:02, Gareth Barnard <gjbarnard@gmail.com> wrote:

> P.S.
>
> Humm, a bit more testing gives that its the 'top: -1px' on
> '.block_settings .block_tree li.item_with_icon > p img' that causes the
> agro.  Removing that, sorts things too.
>
>
>
> [image: --]
> Gareth J Barnard
> [image: http://]about.me/gjbarnard
> <http://about.me/gjbarnard>
>
>
> On 20 June 2015 at 15:24, Gareth Barnard <gjbarnard@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>> Hi Bas,
>>
>> It's really odd.  Spent ages trying to find that oddity.
>>
>> Gareth
>>
>> Sent from my iPod in deep space...
>>
>> On 20 Jun 2015, at 14:16, Bas Brands <notifications@github.com> wrote:
>>
>> I think the dotted outline you get on firefox when something is not in
>> focus does not look very nice. However, when researching it I found the
>> advice to keep it there. Something to do with accessibility. After reading
>> the tracker issue I wonder what the exact issue was on chrome.
>>
>> —
>> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
>> <https://github.com/gjb2048/theme_bootstrap/commit/97ad395cbfde3af612d72af5887ab94ebf0eae66#commitcomment-11780141>
>> .
>>
>>
>


It's more complete than the current Dutch translation which is shown to German players by default, and since I used the English language file as a base the rest which isn't translated or is the same in German is displayed in English, which I presume is still more useful to Germans than a Dutch translation. Of course it's not finished yet (the file is over 2700 lines if I recall correctly...) but other than that, everything Fighter19 said. It's your call how you want to handle that I suppose.


Did you mean to remove the thumbnails from the "From Files" list? It's incredibly handy to have a thumbnail when using "From Files" to locate a specific image.


This is so useful to connect or disconnect server to test my web application.
Because we can ignore and don't need to consider the root directory.


@montogeek I'm not sure, but I think that using the CSS selector broke the wrapping. I don't think you wrap using the selectors, it makes more sense, logically, to use the actual HTML.


**To be implemented:**

* Improve content of email
* Get plots for multiple channels
* Implement an automatic waiting button
* Start to integrate countermeasures


WTF Python? But yes, good idea, fixed.


thx for info


@dom96 No, the deprecation is now here in the forward declaration. Put it here since it already had a pragma going.


I want stronger typing on that, so that you can only insert strings. If you insert something that is not a string, it's better for it to fail than silently allow an error that may be difficult to debug later on.

For example, consider the case of add a `new Object()`. For `new ArrayList<>()`, that can be freely inserted though it is likely a programmer error. If you more strongly type it to `new ArrayList<String>()`, then the IDE will warn you, as seen below:

![screen shot 2015-06-20 at 8 21 03 am](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/679339/8267880/6591331c-1725-11e5-9ccb-d8790594bb19.png)

It's an important design principle to move errors as early in the development process. So an IDE warning is better than a compile time error, better than a runtime error, better than a silent error that doesn't fail at runtime and is difficult to debug.


I see. Looks good then.


Nice catch..


@dariocravero looks good :+1:

PS: can you name the file `CHANGELOG.md` ? So that github can parse it...thanks!


== and != overload work fine.  However, the assignment operator '=' and copy constructor with nullptr cause problem.


Sweet! Will this still let the slackin.louisville.io subdomain work?


`routers/public/faculty.js ` 中的 'professional' 应该改为 'profession'


I am not so great at grammar and I found this: [Which words in a title should be capitalized?](http://english.stackexchange.com/questions/14/which-words-in-a-title-should-be-capitalized)

It says:
Rule 1: Always capitalize the first and the last word.

Hmmmm, should we follow this? And the `disable` should be capitalized, right?


@cmwwebfx thanks!

We're closing-in on a final release so if you find any bugs please create issues for them so that I may fix them ASAP! :+1:


Please create a main() function instead, like

def main(unused_argv):


You may want to call main() like this:

if __name__ == "__main__":
    main()

This way you can import this whole script as a module and use its functions from inside other scripts. It'll only run main() if you call it directly.


holy high.. @ppwwyyxx 竟然还在更新！


I restated my build only this lady week from scratch.  Do as soon add I find something peculiar I will add it ASAP. Thanks for the work.  BTW I still didn't get the conditional logic working. I will try again tomorrow


OK, fixed.


I added operator = in f4f1017ad1571 - does it not work?


Yes, I know it looks odd, but the default_server option mostly just provides a fallback when nothing else matches. Nginx will select the more specific configurations with the appropriate server_name first.


@cmwwebfx can you create a new ticket and add the code you're using so that I may help you with that?


The indexing used is a little hard to read - consider making it a variable since it's used more often:
filename_date = index[6:14]
...
if filename_date == doublet:


Oh dear autocorrect has got it in for me.
:restarted
:last
:as


true :white_check_mark:


Yup will do tomorrow if I still don't get it.  Night mate..


These can be merged:
if doublet == (doublet_start_compare or index[..]):
  pass


good night buddy!


The second answer is more to my liking: https://english.stackexchange.com/a/4261
However, now I realized that most of these strings are inside a window. Not in a menu. I don't think capitalizing those will look ok.
@ghost any ideas here?

@ghost is the one that has opened the relevant issue #1372


You don't need explicit comparison in this case.
while directory:
 ...


@ ivandrofly

your are right :)

@niksedk. @nikse  sorry for that :)


```js
callback(null, !!data.pull_request);
```


if content_string is named with a type, please make it that type explicitly:
content_string = str(content.decode(...)


For more information regarding proper use of VLA, please read:
https://www.securecoding.cert.org/confluence/display/c/ARR32-C.+Ensure+size+arguments+for+variable+length+arrays+are+in+a+valid+range


Consider compiling the regex at module instantiation:
RE_DIRLIST = re.compile(r"href\=\"(bview\.20[0-3][0-9][0-1][0-9][0-3][0-9]\..*?)\"")
and then use:
list_bview = RE_DIRLIST.findall(content_string)


So, I'm unclear why/what problems this is causing. Is it just the original image that's sometimes showing the wrong orientation? If it's thumbnails I'd expect that there's something else going on since thumbs would never have metadata (resizing would strip)


AFAIK JVM backend inline methods with reified parameters even the inlining disabled


Comment should also be updated accordingly.


@michalmuskala this will allow javascript to work. You will need to convert `Bson.Javascript` into a `Mongo.Ecto.Javascript` struct on load and vice-versa on dump though. The structs shape can be the same, so you just really need to replace the __struct__ entry in them to the proper modules. Let me know how it works!


Consider adding Linux shell support by making the file start with:
#!/usr/bin/env python


I don't sure how what's better for us, we can discuss about it later


Already fixed, see comments above


I came up blank also. Ultimately I decided that the case wasn't absolutely required for us, because the main purpose of the parameter is to choose something *other* than newline as the delimiter. That still leaves us unable to properly represent the Content-Type in the response, but since we are outside the standard here anyway I'm not sure how big of a problem that will be for us.

My closest attempt involved the following incantation with bash and curl:
```
curl -v -H $'Accept: text/csv; rowDelimiter="\\\n"' "http://localhost:8180/data/fs/local/test/zips?limit=3"
```
But even this doesn't work (the header is ignored). Adding a space after the line feed makes it parse, but only the space is significant (the spec says a newline is ignored if it's followed by a space or hard tab, and as far as I can tell the backslash just gets ignored as well).


What about setting `PRIMITIVES = Set.new([true, false, nil])` and then use `PRIMITIVES.include?(object)`? Could be another slight improvement.


FWIW, having licenses like this prepended to each file isn't needed, io.js removed them a while back (https://github.com/nodejs/io.js/pull/311) and I think that we should consider doing the same.

Also, you should've added those license headers in a separate commit so the history gets easier to follow.


I don't think this is necessary - I'm not even sure that the existance of `__init__.py` is necessary


This one breaks L5 functionality

```php
[ErrorException]
Declaration of BackupManager\Laravel\BaseCommand::table() should be compatible with Illuminate\Console\Command::table(array $headers, $rows, $style = 'default')
```

I think you should make a seperate branch for L4


These lines repeat - please consider moving the time conversions into a function:
def prepare_time_strings(input_date_tuple):
  return (time.mktime(input_date_tuple), time.localtime(input_date_tuple), ...

...and then use this for getting the individual variables:
date_start_absolut, date_start_localtime, .... = prepare_time_strings(date_start)


niceee I like


Porting to linux is temporarily delayed


I was watching an old commit @staabm, you're right. Thank you.


@kesla are you sure that same works for Apache license?


Cool starter project :-)


Good job! It is very smart to interpolate the family relationship based on the ticket and age.


They're his exact patches, but I only grabbed the gcc4, more recent newlib one. He made three others, but gcc3 support didn't really excite me.


Hello

I'm already handle this(remove wrong commit and push right again)
LoL. It's my code

I'm accidentally pushed commit using sudo on raspi.
Git account's name and mail under root on Raspberry are presetted as root@raspberry.
And maybe your mail or name accidentally equals to that presets on root on Raspberry Pi.

So it is :laughing:

Sorry, and good luck! =)


If it is the main image, then I suspect what's going on is that we're not applying the orientation data to the image like we do with thumbs. When exif is present the browser silently does this, if we strip we need to do this manually


By the way, how can you add narration in the notebook? I can only do this using the comment '#. '


@Jermolene  Just a question: why "tv" and not "tc" as prefix for "tv-tiddler-preview"?


This isn't really a test. You need to see the result of something. So check the output of something before and then see what the output is afterwards.


I would call this method `set_info_set` (no one wins with short variable names).


We could also first check if the object or its class are keys of the mapping, before looping:
```ruby
block = mappings[object] || mappings[object.class]
return block.call(object, self) if block
```


I think you overcomplicated things a little bit. :smirk: So lets make it first easier:

	ctan: $(CTAN_CONTENT)
		@mkdir -p mtheme
		@cp $(CTAN_CONTENT) mtheme/
		@zip -q $(CTAN_ARCHIVE) mtheme/*
		@rm -rf mtheme

to make it complicated again (doesn't work right now as we removed the version number from the file)

	ctan: $(CTAN_CONTENT)
		@mkdir -p mtheme
		@cp $(CTAN_CONTENT) mtheme/
		@zip -q mtheme-$(shell grep -A1 ProvidesPackage  < beamerthemem.sty | grep -o '[[:digit:]]\.[[:digit:]]\.[[:digit:]]').zip mtheme/*
		@rm -rf mtheme


any daily build for download? latest?


hm, due to strange reason (probably bad wi-fi connection) only two first files were visible at that moment


Same as before you need to see what the attributes of `child_1` now are, take a look at how the `init` method is tested in the other game classes.


This is what I mean: we need to check the output of something.


I just deployed this, and I'm getting 200 responses instead of 301 responses.


soon it will be available on http://snapshots.x64dbg.com


Yes, it would be very cool.


no, it says no viable conversion from nullptr_t  to shared_ptr<>


може без коментарів все таки? губляться абзаци часом і side-by-side не показує реальної різниці - http://i.imgur.com/uk5ZBOG.png

Якшо так зручніше для перекладу - я не проти. але для ревю важчк мені здаєтьс


Hi, this should be equivalent:
```javascript
var r = _.extendOwn({}, el.getBoundingClientRect());
```


I will talk with Gerry because the contact email for python ireland is contact@python.ie


If "discourseUrl" finish with a '/', "n.url" results with double slash before 't' char and the browser does not display the page (es. http://<SERVER>//t/..). So a check can be:

    n.url = [
        discourseUrl,
        ( discourseUrl[discourseUrl.length - 1] !== '/' ? '/' : '' ),
        't/' + n.slug + '/' + n.topic_id + '/' + n.post_number
      ].join('');


That's why you should link to your pull request :wink:

Yes, we should keep the tests for the legacy verifier. Maybe we discover security issue and some code has to change there. We need to know that it still works.


The reason of adding a new function similar to run_command is unclear. Can you explain the reason? Robustness for simple commands or something else?


Sorry I mean:

List<String> windowsOnlyArgs = new ArrayList<>()

I always prefer strong types.


good, and thanks. any latest build of testplugin https://github.com/x64dbg/testplugin, i wanna try it.


Have you already had them make a GH account? Definitely worth doing ahead of time.


I've been reported that with run_command, things like "service apache restart" were non working ... but did work with `vzctl exec`, that's why I added it here


no, you have to build it yourself.


See #3.


@iefserge I'm not a lawyer so I can't really answer whats exactly needed or not :smile:. I might read up on the subject a bit more at some point but yeah I guess we can leave it in there right now.


Why is this here?


Je bent iets vergeten toe te voegen denk ik


I mean they have, right? https://github.com/blog/1986-announcing-git-large-file-storage-lfs

I'd suggest just replacing this slide with a stub mentioning that if you want to track lots of storage using git (e.g. many fastq files) then you'll have to sort out how to do ^.


Justpushinglogs


I haven't had them do that yet. I'll definitely send the email out before hand.


NVM zie het al


proposed=m_prefs[i - 1, 0]とするといいと思います。先生の仰る通り、pythonは0スタートなので、男性１の好みがm_prefの0番目に、2のは1番目に入ってます。iは男性の名前なので、-1をして調整すると良いです。

ただ、このままだと一度プロポーズした人が好みランキングから消えません。
辞書malesはmales[i]でiさんの好みをかえしてくれると思うので、いっそm_prefを使うのをやめてmales[i].pop[0]にしてみるとどうでしょう（これだとだめだったら教えてください）


level1/level2/bla.js, 15l:25c, Missing semicolon.


level1/yoo.js, 2l:25c, Missing semicolon.


@Srdjan I thought it might but it didn't!? I think the level of contention I've created is so high that the looping required for the CAS solution is still degrading performance significantly.


And

<6>[    4.833214] input: lightsensor-level as /devices/virtual/input/input1
<6>[    4.833404] input: proximity as /devices/virtual/input/input2

boots no problem


A android fivechess game


Well, here's what they say: "We're ready to roll out Git LFS support to a select group of users."

Also, I think this only solves the problem of _big_ files, not necessarily lots of files, so it might still be worth mentioning. Most of the speed things I've had actually have to do with lots of files, not big files.


latihan saja


For Chris: do you have access to the images?


that is ok


masa...


Yes, good point.


I will as soon as we will commit this.


Hi @felixhayashi we use `tv-` for **v**ariables and `tc-` for **c**lasses (and `tm-` for **m**essages)


okay :)


Indominus needs to be 8m for max height


I guess an empty queryset will trigger the warning


für beide sprachen anpassen


Для Кути5 как эта переменная инициализируется?


Are you talking about pdf.ttf file?
That's a file, which is necessary for the tesseract to generate a pdf file.
As I understand the tess fails if there is no font file.
I'll check deeper.


It looks like I forgot to replace that erase.


Ahh thanks for clarification! I thought "tc" stands for "tiddlywiki classic" and that it were a prefix convention that comes from the tiddlywiki classic days :D


Why not use the native bind JS function: callback.bind(context)? This should work exactly the same way.


cool description!


I'll check it out and see if I can finalize a PR.


As mentioned in #100


Inversion? Ou un else a la place?


That's what I meant, but remove the unneeded hash braces :smile:


Be sure to run the "format command" on your code (I assume you're using Android Studio?) to keep a consistent style throughout the project (http://developer.android.com/sdk/installing/studio-tips.html#KeyCommands)


Typo...canolA.


I see you're using these string literals (i.e. "origin", "destination") here and somewhere else. Please move them to a central location so it's easier to modify the program if the server API ever changes.


Versioning of the following functions for the Coursera R Programming Assignment 2
1. makeCacheMatrix
2. cacheSolve


I think if you look at the lines after this (the next 50 weren't included, which include the latter half of the test), you'll see that I'm not testing `child_1`, because it's a Leaf and this is under the class for Node. Is that OK?


Sure :smile:


Please avoid this style. Even if you have just one line in your conditional, place in its own line. Also, if your line is too long (over 80 chars), break it into two or more lines if possible.


Yup: spot on. You're right, I was only looking at the diff and not the whole file. My bad :shipit: :wind_chime:


Ugh... You could've made a method for that... Never hardcode anything!


Um ... I don't think you meant to push this here.


I note that this function executes **promises** callbacks in a sequential way, the second callback wait for the first, the third for the second, etc. In many cases, some treatments can be done in parallel (AJAX request for example) and I would be intereseted in seeing some use cases of this function, a parallel execution could save a lot of load time in these cases.


Please use string resources here. It's very likely that Omni will be translated into several languages (as tourists may be a small but important part of its potential market), so it's better to code the interface with that in mind.


yes, on purpose for basic.
Thanks for noticing.

I'll revert on my next commit once the app is back on Google Play.

I'm expecting the app to go back up and then be unpublished again, and then having to send another appeal given the case worker suggested changing our package name which is a no go. #NotTrivial


We were using this to more accurately estimate || fl(C) - C ||, where fl(C) is the result of fast matrix multiplication of A and B.  We use C = A * B in quad as the "true" C.  (The experiments were on x86).

Isn't __float128 an implementation of double-double (we were running these experiments on x86)?  Is there a more standard software style for double-double?


@diego-d5000 Thanks Diego, the code is looking really good now! I just left you some final minor comments. Please fix them and then I'll merge the pull request.


Completed Assignment 2 of R Programming


Rocky do you have the signatures in your test back to front?


Cool! :100:


Ok thanks i will see how to change default email address to avoid this in the future
Have a nice day
Yves


Should this interface have an `iface` property that's set to `wlan0`?


What is the line that causes the error?

I've just done a compile with -std=c++0x, GCC 4.8.4 on Linux, there were no errors with this commit (but no errors before this commit, either)


@michaelcahill, @agorrod: I wanted to call this change out.

We had a paranoia check in the split code that would prevent further deepening of the tree if we weren't getting enough memory back from the deepening split, but that didn't play well with my changes a month or so ago, to only deepen part of the tree for append-style workloads. In short, we were refusing to deepen the tree in some cases, leading to root pages with 8M entries and subsequent slow cursor traversal.

That paranoia check went in when we were rushing to get the 3.0 release out and didn't trust the tree's memory statistics. I think we trust the tree's memory statistics now, and the check is no longer necessary?


Why is this data nested under a `metadata` key in this object? What other kinds of things do we expect to put in this callback?


This looks good


Yes I think your suggestion would definitely help. Though I would also worry about backwards incompatibility. I think the full right thing to do is port Parsac to use racket's ports instead of strings. I'll try to tackle that next.


A simple change in the URL


This brings back some of the nasty threading issues squashed a few days ago. Hopefully when SDL is no longer used for video in the Qt port, this will go away. Fwiw, the issue seems particular to the Advance Wars intro. Probably happens in other games, but I've yet to see it (it's an X11 threading issue, maybe doesn't happen on Windows/OS X?)


This cause crash:

```
Caused by: java.lang.ClassCastException: android.graphics.drawable.RippleDrawable cannot be cast to android.graphics.drawable.GradientDrawable
            at com.dd.processbutton.FlatButton.createNormalDrawable(FlatButton.java:81)
            at com.dd.processbutton.FlatButton.initAttributes(FlatButton.java:61)
            at com.dd.processbutton.FlatButton.init(FlatButton.java:38)
            at com.dd.processbutton.FlatButton.<init>(FlatButton.java:27)
            at com.dd.processbutton.ProcessButton.<init>(ProcessButton.java:31)
            at com.dd.processbutton.iml.ActionProcessButton.<init>(ActionProcessButton.java:64)
```


level1/level2/bla.js, 15l:25c, Missing semicolon.


level1/yoo.js, 2l:25c, Missing semicolon.


xelit gavteste yvela metodi satitaod da ravi mgoni yvela sworad mushaobs. misho, velodebi axal metodebs :D


if it's required anyway, why don't you just make it explicit: `Requires<ScriptUpgradesCacheInfo>`?


Yep that makes sense. I read through the code yesterday and everything *looked* solid. Great catch!


Bugsnag names tabs after the top-level keys in this object. I couldn't think of anything better to name it in this case, but I didn't want to lock us into only ever having one tab. Any ideas on a better name are welcome.


@vogdb @tomaszdurka could you have a look at this commit?


I don't think Adreno Idler is really necessary, but how is it running?


Spelling mistake here


Tá bonito esse programa hein?


What are you up to, my friend? Some new omni based rom?


Unit 3 - Digital Arithmetic/full_adder/full_adder.vhd

change this


maybe. I wanted to return "bool" true/false. but I also needed to return "unknown". so either a normal bool value 0/1 is returned or -1. If I turn this into a enum then it's not nice to assume that the return value is either "bool" or "unknown".


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

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アンドとかありえないです。


For a bit of documentation (for those that may question why this wasn't placed into a separate method), I would just like to point out that using the same method to update the image makes keeping image order easy to maintain.


 - __style__: [src/chaiscript_stdlib.cpp:18](../blob/ec33cf270973fc33375715bfcde3ad285da0176d/src/chaiscript_stdlib.cpp#L18) The function 'create_chaiscript_module_chaiscript_stdlib' is never used. (unusedFunction)
 - __style__: [src/main.cpp:169](../blob/ec33cf270973fc33375715bfcde3ad285da0176d/src/main.cpp#L169) The function 'get_eval_error' is never used. (unusedFunction)
 - __style__: [src/main.cpp:140](../blob/ec33cf270973fc33375715bfcde3ad285da0176d/src/main.cpp#L140) The function 'help' is never used. (unusedFunction)
 - __style__: [src/main.cpp:216](../blob/ec33cf270973fc33375715bfcde3ad285da0176d/src/main.cpp#L216) The function 'myexit' is never used. (unusedFunction)
 - __style__: [src/main.cpp:158](../blob/ec33cf270973fc33375715bfcde3ad285da0176d/src/main.cpp#L158) The function 'throws_exception' is never used. (unusedFunction)


It's not defined totally clear, when to return true an when false for the apply method.
Normally it doesn't change the outcome.
But I tend to return false only, if something happened that shouldn't normally happen.
Like the controller of the spell can't be retireved, or a watcher can't be found.
So here if a player has less than 5 cards in hand is nor reason to retunr false for the apply method.


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

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

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closes #49


DataPtr childSelected = nullptr;
and other places where nullptr is assigned to a shared_ptr<>

also in functions where the return type is DataPtr, but a nullptr is returned instead.  I'm using LLVM 6.1 though.


This is the wrong place.  qmgr_entry is per-site.


commit not found


I don't think that's a good way of doing it. I have used this code in my app where I have data as Blob and other data types, this won't crash but won't show the other data as well. I will push my solution asap.


removed hard coded inclusion of bootstrap


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

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I noticed that I had made a mistake on line 4 and fixed it but forgot to do a ```git add .``` before running ```git commit -n```.  @xymostech Is there a way to do a commit with "Auditors" and not "Reviewers" without the ```-n``` flag?


Ok :
*    you are right, the user should be able to change the format of the value.
*    there must be a default value for the format and I am okay with the one you provided (ie "%2.f")
*    for the name of the value I would rather use `value_format` than `text_format`

All the default values in blingbling should be defined in the superproperties.lua files. Look here : https://github.com/cedlemo/blingbling/blob/master/superproperties.lua, blingbling load current theme and search for values provided by the user in the `theme.blingbling` table. For example, at the  line 34 :

```lua
font = blingbling_theme.font or "sans";
```
superproperties return a table with a key "font" initialized with the theme.blingbling.font value if defined in the user theme or with the "sans" value.

Then in each widget, blingbling check if the user provided a value for the font otherwise, it use the value provided by superproperties.

In order to allow the user to provide a custom property, you just need to add the property name in the table `local properties` at line 104 of line_graph.lua for example. Then in the begining of the `linegraph.draw`
 function, you just have to add something like:

```lua
local value_format = data[graph].value_format or superproperties.value_format
````

In line 334, you can see the code that create the methods using the properties table.
I let you try to do this for the line_graph.lua and progress_graph.lua if you are interested (tell me if you don't want) while I will check for the other widget to see if the problem occurs too.


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

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Check out e.g. Vile Requiem for a more easy way to check for the correct ability to adjust.


什么时候出phonegap版的极光IM


Me too :) I've removed it in newer build :) Main problem was overheating..


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Please remove.


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

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HI can i use firstpatch of nexus 5 to my s2plus to port miui6, since hdpi patchrom gimmi a lot of issues, thanks in advance.


You should use something like that:
  controller.moveCards(controller.getLibrary().getFromTop(game,amount), game));
The controller.moveCards fires events for card group moving for that trigger meanwhile some cards and I guess there will be more in the future.
So target is to use the moveCards method for all effects at the end.


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

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how about just adding ^:macro to the defn


//este es el primer comit


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

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

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What about using the global `isNaN` function<sup>[*]</sup> as `Date.prototype.valueOf` always returns a `Number` or `NaN`?

[*] It’s coercion rules are somewhat special: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Global_Objects/isNaN
Another approach would be something along the lines of
```JavaScript
WCF.isNaN = function (value) {
        return typeof value === 'number' && isNaN(value);
}
```
when the coercion to `Number` is not wanted, should be equivalent to `Number.isNaN`.


Curious if such a thing like this could be used on other devices. Is this pretty generic? Thanks for all you do!


Should be `REG_SYSTEM_GITCONFIGPATH` ?


Yes it is. Haven't taken it to production yet, but all tests (on either Linux or FreeBSD) show no problems at all.


Does this zip instance need to be disposed?


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

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> Bugsnag names tabs after the top-level keys in this object.

Got it. Seems good for now.


tolong css nya jangan diubah lagi kalo bisa biar engga rusak, perhatikan apa yg mau di commit sama push. jangan buat repo berantakan. thx :)


Just because riot was transfered to its own organization https://github.com/riot/riot


`tgit\exec_cmd.c` line 88:
should be `!strcmp(path, ETC_GITCONFIG)`


also the javascript code example is wrong the ``` onError: function(code) ``` should be ``` onError: function(res), ``` and ``` onSucess: function(url, data) ``` should be ``` onSucess: function(url) ``` since data is undefined and i think it should return res instead of only the url
```
$(function() {
    $('#uploadbox').singleupload({
        action: 'do_upload.php', //action: 'do_upload.php'
        inputId: 'singleupload_input',
        onError: function(res) {
            console.debug('error code '+res.code);
        }
        /* ,onSucess: function(url) {} */
        /*,onProgress: function(loaded, total) {} */
    });
});
```


This should have a comment for why it's necessary, since it's not needed in most browsers.


您好，有完整的文档吗，这个IM


Note that the `text` property is overridden to accept both a string and an attributed string. I've used the label in Swift just fine without any modifications.


Hello World


In AppVeyor, it also works with https. See f256eacb65138089dd76bb7932a15b30f8b4181b and
https://ci.appveyor.com/project/lznuaa/tortoisegit/build/master.67


I see tabs in here. Please run php-cs-fixer on you code first.


Do we keep namespace `aloha`?


Vou subir a versão final dele.


Why not? Alex named it this way :)


Hm, I rememeber I fixed chunked-transfer in our server - can you try to enable this test back?


Ok. Just asking, because we renamed Alohalytics into Midichlorians, for example.


remove specific args: -Xmax-classfile-name, -Ywarn-inaccessible, -Ywarn-nullary-override, -Ywarn-nullary-unit


Don't get GIT


Glad it's easy to read. You can use most of these patterns in PHP as well. Everything but the enumerators (map and select) could be translated verbatim to PHP. I'll give you a rundown next time we're in the office.


not needed coverageMinimum, remove it


remove comment


s/`BLOCKS_HTTP_IMPL_APPLE_H`/`BLOCKS_HTTP_APPLE_CLIENT_H`/?


Same here?


Yes, passes. Re-enabled. :+1:


Thanks. I was going to do this, but ran out of energy last night :-)


Splitted const is bad idea, revert it


Beautiful images !


Uh… you do realize this line of code doesn't do anything? Just like with the videoVersions code below:

`[[post video]videoVersions] == ((NSArray *)post.video.videoVersions) == (NSArray *)post.video.videoVersions ==  [post.video videoVersions]`


I don't like the way you defined this term


:+1: fixed in 4672224.


You are right. This commit was made in preparation of fixing separator replacement that is being performed in multiple places, in fashion similar to gulp-rev-replace, using canonicalizeUri function. That function is located inside of a plugin scope, and relies on scope variable `options` being present. Thus, I moved these functions around so that relPath would have access to canonicalizeUri, once placed in here.

In the meantime, I opted for much simpler (i.e. hackish) solution to the problem, and this commit remains abandoned of sorts.

I can revert it if you wish.


Can I help you to get this "un archived" on CRAN?

Looks like a very nice package to me.


The problem with the original file was, that the assembly version exposed by the generated nuget package was not the same as the version of the compiled assembly. The cause is that the assembly is firstly compiled, after that the version is increased and the package is generated using the new, increased version.
But the packaged assembly itself has the old version, before it was increased.
Unfortunally i can not recompile the assembly once again as it is locked by the msbuild proces, to be able to use UpdateVersion task.
That' why the change.


@sir-shurph на ПОИТе такое закатывает, более того заголовки третьего уровня даже есть в ПОИТовском примере диплома


Hi René-Luc, thanks for this fix. I gave it a try and does work indeed! There is one problem yet (maybe it is a consequence of the fix): if in the "LAYERS" parameter are not listed all the layers that are actually in the legend (when the legend is configured as "map=none") then the GetPrint request hangs.


Just creation


Incio


so anal <3


I took your advice and simply used `mc_alloc_groups`, since that seems to work just fine, even with a quick test in low disk space conditions.


Hmm, why?
It has been modified since : https://github.com/VanessaE/homedecor_modpack/blob/master/homedecor/crafts.lua#L127 , should we replace it?


Actually it is not ok.
BasePythonTest is neither Python2 or Python3, hence why I named it Python in a python package.
Illustrates some of the issues with the multi-repo model, which make it very difficult to share code across targets


`tgit/exec_cmd.c` line 88: should be `!strcmp(path, ETC_GITCONFIG)`


Btw, why it's not a reference as well? ;)


See my comment in https://github.com/antlr/antlr4-python3/commit/ab6b292773eddf58a03c36036a09bb5e0a035cb1


import static com.facebook.presto.connector.informationSchema.InformationSchemaMetadata.TABLE_INTERNAL_PARTITIONS;


Ah! yep, this is a tough issue. Ok, I'll reverse


will reverse


Technically, the original source of `method` might be a memory block, so a copy would still be required. We could argue why is it not a `Chunk` -- which I'd rather do in a separate pull request :-)


Should be `REG_SYSTEM_GITCONFIGPATH`


I'm not sure how to track this refactor. I've got that you created a couple of new functions, but I'm not sure what the motivation was.
I did see the text that you wanted to refactor the foreign keys, but I still could not dig up the motivation.


Aw, looks like now we have just `blocks::Request`, right? Not good. `HTTPRequest/HTTPResponse`?


Is this desirable default behavior?

The existing behavior, results in enough ultimately unnecessary copying to often overflow the TLAB, is made worse by the use of much larger linked hash nodes.

Going forwards, a better semantics might be to make returned sets be read only, with
1. Weak semantics if an ontology is mutated in a non transactional context (e.g. a CME might be thrown)
2. Visibility semantics consistent with specified isolation in a transactional context (in simplest case,  with read/write lock, a read only transaction might prevent other transactions from modifying ontology until it completes).

Most implementations of views on the underlying store are likely to preserve underlying order.
(If axioms are represented mapped to integers, Roaring would also preserve order,  but that is a side effect).

Meanwhile, it seems like there ought to be a way to parameterize this kind of setting (as well as supplying other configuration properties for ontology implementation / internals. Injection doesn't seem to be the right way to go, as there may be multiple desirable settings in a single session.


Seems you are formatting the code also, makes its a bit difficult to see what was the change. I will test during the next weeks and let you know of its ok


Looks like you have already reversed this :)


I moved this line down here so that the resizing can keep working as originally intended.


I'd rather keep them exposed under shorter names. It's unlikely `blocks` will have another `Request` or `Response`, and the end users can still differentiate their own symbols via `blocks::`.


Turns out can't push on signatures directly because it might contain 'emptyArray' which we don't want to modify. I improved the patch so it's more readable (see next commit).


Get list


I will leave the tests themselves as specifically python2 package but will change the common code to just python.


I like the way you handled the addition of classes for the levels. As I understand it, it counts as it recurses, and thus chooses the correct class name.
I do want to ask you how that choice works based upon the
```
protected $classes = [2 => 'second-level', 'third-level', 'fourth-level', 'fifth-level'];
```
property. I'm not sure how you count into that.


Yeah I just noticed. There we two accounts attached to our official github repository. Fixing. Do you still have your old commit? - Can you force-push?


I had to say thank you ! before you said that.
I love user.label and the icons.
The icons are only image but it's made rox freshly. it is important I think. (I like looks ;)
Thanks !


Uhhhh?


I love your commenting runs. I totally get what this thing does this round through, though I still don't understand how
```
protected $classes = [2 => 'second-level', 'third-level', 'fourth-level', 'fifth-level'];
```
counts.


Don't you have to update `self._wg` and `self._hg` here? In fact, just updating it here instead of in `:fit` might be enough, I guess.


Done


Made a copy for myself


Hm... what if I want horizontal scrolling?


Raw strings, escape sequences and custom literal together are buggy on MSVC.
All these features compiles separately, but together MSVC begins to complain on invalid use of `\`.


"according according". Also, I don't really understand the docs nor the description of most of the arguments, sorry.


The same here.


Could it be that something is missing here ;)


I don't get the logic here. A comment in English might help. Or perhaps splitting this somehow into multiple lines?


level1/level2/bla.js, 15l:25c, Missing semicolon.


level1/yoo.js, 2l:25c, Missing semicolon.


Would it make sense to make the timeout configurable?


merging so I can add or commit or push other file? confused.


webpage


With union MSVC will make destructor as private. Even if I declare destructor/constructor explicitly. Because of this iterators don't work at all.


＝w＝ 我把那个图片版权的给抄走了，23333


No problem. I only have one question. Is the event triggered once or multiple times? In my original approach it was only called once, but now I'm not sure of it.


see also https://github.com/3liz/lizmap-web-client/issues/165#issuecomment-113798966


[`Date.prototype.toString()`](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Global_Objects/Date/toString) is defined to return the string `Invalid Date` in case of any error, therefore the check above is the safest we can do w/o the necessity of type juggling.


@valib this is causing a build error in java7 for me:
```logtalk
[INFO] Error building POM (may not be this project's POM).

Project ID: com.github.jai-imageio:jai-imageio-core

Reason: Invalid JDK version in profile 'java8-and-higher': Unbounded range: [1.8, for project com.github.jai-imageio:jai-imageio-core
```


I see :+1:


Do you have a unit test for this case? I'll give it a try. I think changing to `basic_json< .. bla bla bla .. >` should work too.


In fact, only printk direct to serial console instead of graphic console. I didn't found out the reason yet. I didn't notice anything I forgot comparing with pc386 bsp.  Since it's less urgent, I'll be back to it later.


Did this affect the issues with saving renderer when changed in GUI?


Because the SFS size of all known firmware (not including proprietary firmwares not made available through linux-firmware), even with xz-compression, is 124M.

On Fri, 19 Jun 2015 10:43:40 -0700
gyrog <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> Could have both these ideas.
> if option 2 or 3 is chosen an extra sfs file is produced that contains either the rest of the firmware, or all the firmware. Once downloaded this sfs could be used as an ordinary extra sfs, since the files are unique.
>
> Silly question: We provide all the modules by default, why do we provide only some firmware by default?
>
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> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub:
> https://github.com/puppylinux-woof-CE/woof-CE/commit/c066ff433d583e212cfa2b3aa6b7d2c90bc8bab8#commitcomment-11772572

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No worries. I already did ;)


If you just make it final and set it once in the c'tor, you won't need to get so fussy with the keywords here ;)


Hi John, thanks for the pull request and contributing! We're gonna review it first and get back to it later.
Formatting is rather subjective imho but could indeed use a little consistency.
Path.Combine is also an improvement over the manual concatenation.
We know it currently lacks tests and documentation, but we're working on that.
Feel free to take a look at the functional aspects too :)


http://www.codeskulptor.org/#user40_SgvbQ6mr3opNGQd.py
this is the codeskulptor link with this code


First version


Now *this* commit I can get into


I would gather all the `ctx.bus.on` in one file, otherwise the hooks get set-up everywhere across the code. Currently also in `server.js` there are `ctx.bus.on` calls.


Should we use Single Quotes (`'`) on JS too?


level1/level2/bla.js, 15l:25c, Missing semicolon.


level1/yoo.js, 2l:25c, Missing semicolon.


NOT NULL default 'P', should be NOT NULL default 'P';


Yes, I am aware of that. However, Swift 1.2 doesn't allow setting an instance of `NSAttributedString` anyways. When was the last time you tried this? Was it with Swift 1.2 too?
![screen shot 2015-06-20 at 20 21 48](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/762049/8268540/0e8ea67a-178a-11e5-855e-5b08a511e622.png)


I don't understand. Are you saying that because time passes, JavaScript can experience data races? The first of these statements is true; the latter is false.


level1/level2/bla.js, 11l:25c, Missing semicolon.


level1/level2/bla.js, 19l:25c, Missing semicolon.


level1/level2/bla.js, 35l:25c, Missing semicolon.


level1/level2/bla.js, 39l:11c, Use '===' to compare with 'null'.


Thanks - this was one of those long-standing really bad bits of JRuby+Truffle.


should be "missing menu_id and text_id for this option" but nevermind :D


Would it help to add a link to a definition of data races, e.g. https://docs.oracle.com/cd/E19205-01/820-0619/geojs/index.html ?


Why not `end_with?`?


Avoid unused parameters such as '$service'.


`KnowSheet/Bricks` -> ...


PHPCS: Expected 1 newline after opening brace; 2 found


PHPCS: Line exceeds 120 characters; contains 131 characters


PHPCS: Line indented incorrectly; expected at least 12 spaces, found 0


PHPCS: Line indented incorrectly; expected at least 12 spaces, found 4


PHPCS: Expected 1 newline at end of file; 0 found


Oh... sorry, I forgot to add you in my last commit... I am glad to see you name there...


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

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Class IntegrationController does not have a Docblock comment.


Method IntegrationController::index does not have a Docblock comment.


Method IntegrationController::auth does not have a Docblock comment.


Method IntegrationController::callback does not have a Docblock comment.


Method IntegrationController::bitbucket does not have a Docblock comment.


level1/level2/bla.js, 11l:25c, Missing semicolon.


level1/level2/bla.js, 15l:25c, Missing semicolon.


level1/level2/bla.js, 19l:25c, Missing semicolon.


level1/level2/bla.js, 35l:25c, Missing semicolon.


level1/level2/bla.js, 39l:11c, Use '===' to compare with 'null'.


I did look for something like that, but didn't find it...


 - __style__: [src/chaiscript_stdlib.cpp:18](../blob/cd2fb1ec666d76f585194ad838b24e2deda9783e/src/chaiscript_stdlib.cpp#L18) The function 'create_chaiscript_module_chaiscript_stdlib' is never used. (unusedFunction)
 - __style__: [src/main.cpp:169](../blob/cd2fb1ec666d76f585194ad838b24e2deda9783e/src/main.cpp#L169) The function 'get_eval_error' is never used. (unusedFunction)
 - __style__: [src/main.cpp:140](../blob/cd2fb1ec666d76f585194ad838b24e2deda9783e/src/main.cpp#L140) The function 'help' is never used. (unusedFunction)
 - __style__: [src/main.cpp:216](../blob/cd2fb1ec666d76f585194ad838b24e2deda9783e/src/main.cpp#L216) The function 'myexit' is never used. (unusedFunction)
 - __style__: [src/main.cpp:158](../blob/cd2fb1ec666d76f585194ad838b24e2deda9783e/src/main.cpp#L158) The function 'throws_exception' is never used. (unusedFunction)


:+1: fixed in 82b5665


Why there's no "default" clause?
Maybe it makes sense throw an exception in this case, if a page is in "admin" but not listed in the switch explicitly?


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

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Whitespace bad!


Le 20/06/2015 20:09, Rudi Ihle a écrit :
> Could it be that something is missing here ;)
Stupid I am :)
>
> —
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What about
if (loggedInEmployee == null) {
    event.getFacesContext().getExternalContext().redirect("/fish_store/employeeLogin.xhtml")
    return;
}

to avoid checking for this condition multiple times below


Nice definition


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

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This method (beforePhase) is overloaded.
Consider refactoring to something like:

if (isAuthorized(loggedInEmployee, pageName)) {
  redirect..
  return;
}


solved with 3f83e63e56ee9c524cef914f8476f72b9ef62674


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

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Dunno. GSopen is a bit cryptic. Maybe default were wrong.
Linux code was impacted for sure.

Anyway, it worths to give it a quick try. Otherwise my branch (recently updated) might help to avoid a correct gui behavior.


Yeah, had to update S3. Boom! http://www.playasophy.org/info/recipe-book/


@azhi тогда это вполне имеет смысл запулреквестить в апстрим, как особенность кафедры.


`net/api` -> `Blocks/HTTP`? And prefix the others with `Bricks/`.


In general, avoid having long methods that have mixed functionality. Think on readability of your code (compare readability of version with "isAuthorized" and your version).

A similar comment was in one of the previous commits, regarding having a method order.isFullyPaid() and order.hasSufficientPrepayment()


Raspberry pi has only one GPU videocore integrated for the moment and it can output graphic by HDMI port.


:+1: 7a1ba45


Curren**t**


Are you sure you're assigning using `label.setText(anAttributedString)`?


:+1: f89c311


I'm saying that the following statement:
"thus that any data observed within the function will stay constant as long as that function is active." needs qualification or clarification, since repeated invocations of the clock return different values.

The relevant question here is whether the invariant is simply that *variables* remain constant for the duration of the function or whether the external state needs  to appear to be static wrt the function, so that repeated observations of the same underlying value (e.g., the clock, location, etc.) are consistent. As you say, the former is absolutely required for program correctness, while the latter is not. This has particular relevance to WebRTC, where the browser does lots of stuff (e.g., sends video) in parallel with the JS, and so the question arises whether the browser has to ensure that repeated observations (via function calls) of the same value must be identical.


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

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Це я додав через те, що не знав, як перекладати "topic branch" і просто уникав перекладу. Проте твій варіант "тематична гілка" мені подобається (не знаю, чому він мені не спав на думку), тоді можна буде прибрати це уточнення.


level1/level2/bla.js, 15l:25c, Missing semicolon.


level1/level2/bla.js, 19l:25c, Missing semicolon.


level1/level2/bla.js, 11l:25c, Missing semicolon.


level1/level2/bla.js, 35l:25c, Missing semicolon.


level1/level2/bla.js, 39l:11c, Use '===' to compare with 'null'.


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

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This point may be clearer by reference to the term "state" in the next graf, which seems to encompass more than variables.


Good point


В оригіналі то settings, то customizing - а я все налаштування... Захотілося різноманіття :)


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

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I haven't been able to find any examples of this... would you mind providing one please?


What if I want to change `srcSet` once the component has mounted?


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

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This commit breaks the updater for me (on linux). I assume it is only missing version.o on the linker line, don't have time to test that right now, sadly:

    [  143s] g++ -O2  -DUPGRADERFLAG -pthread -Wall -Wextra -Wno-ignored-qualifiers -Wformat -Wformat-security -Wno-unused-parameter -g -DBOOST_SPIRIT_THREADSAFE -I/home/abuild/rpmbuild/BUILD/Gridcoin-Research-178b0c16561a24dfa87af92f6035540b1d4ecd13/src -I/home/abuild/rpmbuild/BUILD/Gridcoin-Research-178b0c16561a24dfa87af92f6035540b1d4ecd13/src/obj-upgrader -DHAVE_BUILD_INFO -fno-stack-protector -fstack-protector-all -Wstack-protector -D_FORTIFY_SOURCE=2 -fmessage-length=0 -grecord-gcc-switches -fstack-protector -O2 -Wall -D_FORTIFY_SOURCE=2 -funwind-tables -fasynchronous-unwind-tables -g -o gridcoinupgrader obj-upgrader/util.o obj-upgrader/upgrader.o -Wl,-z,relro -Wl,-z,now   -Wl,-Bdynamic -l boost_system -l boost_filesystem -l boost_program_options -l boost_thread -l boost_chrono -l boost_date_time -l ssl -l crypto -l zip -l curl -Wl,-Bdynamic -l z -l dl -l pthread
    [  143s] obj-upgrader/util.o: In function `FormatSubVersion(std::string const&, int, std::vector<std::string, std::allocator<std::string> > const&)':
    [  143s] /home/abuild/rpmbuild/BUILD/Gridcoin-Research-178b0c16561a24dfa87af92f6035540b1d4ecd13/src/util.cpp:1411: undefined reference to `MINOR_VERSION'


@valib problem seems to be imageio pom fails in maven 2.  Maven 3 builds ok.


there are a few things in the code that i don't know


Referencing https://html.spec.whatwg.org/#in-parallel might be useful. All specifications that have parallel algorithms should reference that in my opinion so that a) it's clear what's going on and b) we can formalize it more as questions arise.


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:+1: :smile:


waaaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhhh.....kan tinggal disesuaikan atau dibernena............bukan di delete............. sing aq garap ngendi, sing arep di lanjutna ngendiiiiiiiiiii ?????


Я планував todo залишити, доки не буде перекладено п’ятий розділ... Щоб тоді порівняти переклад.


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Right.

It seems like there are actually two issues here:

1. Whether the browser produces externally visible side effects (e.g., sends packets or whatever).
2. Whether the browser produces state changes which are visible from the JS.


General redirect is out of switch, so in such case user will be redirected. Also all my pages from admin are listed in the switch. Default clause can be an additional protection for future, but for now it won't be reached in code.


I still don't understand why you think the clock has anything to do with anything. That's not a "function call" like any other; it's a system-provided way of measuring a quartz oscillator's cumulative position change.

Please read the definition of data races I linked to. It must not be observable that the same memory location is accessed by another thread (in a racy way). That has nothing to do with clocks, and bringing them up in this discussion seems pretty irrelevant. It's not as if there's some other thread with magical knowledge of how time passes in the universe that is updating some designated clock memory location.

And yes, repeated observations of the same value must be identical in JS.


@annevk it's indeed referenced, see line 33.


Yay! Now it also supports rvalues! ;) (Same for the comment above for `NextWithDispatching`)


Line 33 actually gives quite explicit instructions on how this must be done. Is that part confusing?


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it's time to use the new service :)


This broke my build locally.


Yap, it have a sense


> If the "modified" date/time is not defined for a particular article, this plugin falls back to the "created" date, facilitating sorting by modified date/time in theme templates.


Maybe @wycats or @dherman can bring another perspective to the question of "Date.now() returns different values every time I call it, but I thought JavaScript had no observable data races?"


1. Add `ALWAYS_MODIFIED = True` to your settings file.


Sorry, I meant `Next` above.


I see, LGTM


For a single-line snippet, better to remove the triple-backticks and just indent the line by four spaces.


Al <img> ponle el width y height para minimizar redraw :)


> If "modified" date/time is not defined in article metadata, fall back to the "created" date.


It works great. I've pushed working implementation to master. Thank you!


This does not work when running the playbook on OS X. the `mktemp` command in the script does not work.


I  have read the definition of data races, and I'm quite familiar with multithreaded programming. I agree with you that observations of the same memory location from the perspective of JS must be identical. The issues is that this doesn't answer the broader question of state (which, as I said, you reference in line 33).

Let's step away from the clock for a second and take an example of another system primitive that's not tied quite so directly to the hardware. During a WebRTC call, the browser is constantly sending RTP packets to the other side and somewhere internally, it maintains a counter of the number of packets which are sent. Now, imagine that there's an API call getPacketsSent() which reaches into the browser, reads that counter, and returns it. Must repeated invocations of this API call return the same answer, even if more packets have been sent in the interim?


Что это за ужас?


If the widget can be drawn completely not need scrolling


Oh my bad I actually did not know msm limiter had the same function so I will remove msm sleeper and thanks for telling me


И это и в общем везде)


If the widget of the width is greater than width then is activated scrolling


Without a `julia 0.3` here, the package would in theory update code in any `.julia/v0.x` directory when `Pkg.update()` is run.

This is likely safe in the case that you only have `.julia/v0.3` and `.julia/v0.4` directories, but would probably not be good if you had a `.julia/v0.2` directory and were running Julia 0.2 for example.


@Flaburgan OK, thanks :+1:


Удали это всё и сделай один вызов какого-то другого класса, который будет называть к примеру создание сервиса, который будет вызывать какой-то класс, который будет отвечать за общение с пользователем


I think you're kind of mischaracterizing my position here, and I'm sorry if what I've said is confusing. As I said, inline 33 you say 'Although the user agent may be using threads or other techniques to modify state in parallel, web APIs must never expose such changing state directly to authors.' but *state* encompasses not only things that are accessible via variables but also things that are accessible via API calls.

If your position is that API calls don't have to obey a "consistent result" invariant, then great, in which case I'll be happy to suggest some text that I think would be clearer. If your position is that API calls do have to obey a "consistent result" invariant, then I'd be interested in hearing your reasoning.


Слишком много аргументов =(


Hi Christian, it means you are now working on Qt 5 support for PySide ?
Thanks


Please no, a git history can't replace an hand crafted ChangeLog written for human beings.
Also, the translation git history will have no sense since commits are writing by a bot. OK, I rewrite the commits by hand to credit authors and to add a commentary on what was changed but nobody can ensure I will do it eternally.

Just a thing, a git history never replaces a ChangeLog. I'm not only contributing to free software, I also write some article [for a french online newspaper](http://linuxfr.org/users/illwieckz) and it's very painful to write technical article about a project when there is only a git history, git history is only understandable by developers from the project itself, it's painful to decode it when your are not someone from the project.

Real Life example: last time the hurd was updated (0.6, 2015-04-10), I saidy «hey, I've never wrote something about The Hurd, let's doing it, it could be fun to dig in this project and to learn more about that. There is probably some nice guys and some tricky technical stuff».

But guess what ? The [current ChangeLog](http://git.savannah.gnu.org/cgit/hurd/hurd.git/tree/ChangeLog) only contains that:

> 2772f5c6a6a51cf946fd95bf6ffe254273157a21 is the last commit imported from CVS.
> All commits after that one have valid author and committer information.
> Use this to examine the change log for earlier changes:
> $ git show 2772f5c6a6a51cf946fd95bf6ffe254273157a21:ChangeLog

And guess what, [the last words in this ChangeLog](http://git.savannah.gnu.org/cgit/hurd/hurd.git/tree/ChangeLog?id=2772f5c6a6a51cf946fd95bf6ffe254273157a21) are from 2008.

So the only available ChangeLog is the [git history](http://git.savannah.gnu.org/cgit/hurd/hurd.git/log/) which looks like that:

```
2015-04-10	Thomas Schwinge		GNU Hurd 0.6.v0.6
2015-04-07	Justus Winter		NEWS: mention that the init server has been split
2015-04-07	Justus Winter		procfs: fix runtime option parsing
2015-04-07	Justus Winter		libports: use protected payloads to optimize the object lookup
2015-04-07	Justus Winter		procfs: fix argument parsing
2015-03-05	Samuel Thibault		Fix space style
2015-02-17	Justus Winter		libports: avoid acquiring global lock in message dispatch
2015-02-14	Justus Winter		TODO: drop obsolete item
2015-02-08	Justus Winter		startup: add more error handling
2015-02-02	Samuel Thibault		Explicit the keymap compatibility flags
2015-02-02	Samuel Thibault		Allow dhcp trafic and configuration
2015-02-02	Samuel Thibault		Remove unimplemented -s option
2015-01-20	Justus Winter		utils/rpctrace: fix notification port handling
2015-01-20	Justus Winter		console: fix error and notification port handling
2015-01-17	Justus Winter		proc: call `startup_essential_task' earlier
2015-01-17	Justus Winter		auth: remove implicit assumption about the bootstrap process
2015-01-17	Justus Winter		auth: simplify expression
2015-01-17	Justus Winter		startup: give the tasks we create a name
2015-01-17	Justus Winter		libports: silence pointless error message
2015-01-17	Justus Winter		libdiskfs: fix port leak
```

You see, it's impossible to write a newspaper article with information like that, it's too low-level.

If your are not a developer from the project, if you don't know how the project work technically, if you never read the code to know the project internals, if you don't know how it works and how it's done, if you don't follow developers change every day, you will never be able to write something understandable by the reader.

In fact you will never be able to write something relevant. So, I've not written this newspaper, hopefully [another crazy guy done it](http://linuxfr.org/news/gnu-hurd-0-6) but as you will see 80% of the article is generalities like “hat is the project”, “how to build it” and no “what is new in this 0.6 release”, because it's almost impossible for someone who not take part in the project to know which changes are relevant and which changes that are not relevant or the mass…

So, people needs to know things like that « day 1: someone added finish language, day 2: another one allows people to translate online, day3: some guy added the korean language». If you do that, external people can write newpaper articles about your project, they can talk about you even if they are not developers and if they don't know how it works internally.

Git history is not a way to relate project strategy and history, Git history is not a way to relate what developers do, what developers wants, what is important for developers and what is noise that annoys developers too, what is useful for users. Git history does not relate people doubts and people hopes and people will. Git history is not a human story, it's only an event list, not a conversation. Git history is not a way to tell a story.

If you want let people telling the XQF story, you must keep the hand crafted Changelog.

Not only the software is for human beings, a software history can be for human beings too, it's a human adventure. Git history is not a way to relate human adventures.


Should we use the ansible environment variable paradigm?

`_local_home="{{ lookup('env','HOME') }}"`

Seem to work for me even getting the local environment var.


Looks like it wasn't supposed to be here.


Made Exit a set of coordinates the x axis in one column and the y axis in another column.


Yes, I'm working full-time on that.
Cheers - Chris


гитхаб всё помнит ;-)


I had to move the directory creation task from master into this file.


الاندرويد ده شقلباظات والله :(


level1/level2/bla.js, 11l:25c, Missing semicolon.


level1/level2/bla.js, 15l:25c, Missing semicolon.


level1/level2/bla.js, 19l:25c, Missing semicolon.


level1/level2/bla.js, 35l:25c, Missing semicolon.


level1/level2/bla.js, 39l:11c, Use '===' to compare with 'null'.


No need to keep these on long lines with \n's. Splitting them up to one-per-line is fine, but please use the += syntax.


Nice.  You know we provide autoparts in Boxes, right? :)


Yay! Look at all that red.


These can't just be removed, we need to keep them around for compatibility with other versions. Configure must be generic.


Need to find a different solution here. We can set flags in the config.site if needed. Gitian isn't the only builder, and the environment needs to be self-contained.


Because it seemed to crash some people crashes


this will need an ifdef.


Please don't get sentimental about this. What story do you see behind "Updated $(language) translation"? Daily updates, these little bits do not give you any clear picture anyway.

If you really want to see a story, alpha/beta/final release notes serve this purpose *much* better. And the fun fact is that they are available in the [neighboring repository](https://github.com/xqf/xqf.github.io). :-)


This can probably be written as:
```python
def get_virtual_field(meta, field_name):
    for field in meta.virtual_fields:
        if field.name == field_name:
            break
    else:
        raise FieldDoesNotExist("{} has no virtual field named '{}'".format(meta.object_name, field_name))
    return field
```


Not that it makes any sense, but you did change behaviour of this function by removing the immediate return. Apparently it wasn't supposed to log anything?


Another test to add this file to local repo


Are you sure this patch is still needed? I had hoped this would be fixed upstream by now.


Done


```
----[<-------->]------
        width

[BEGIN ------- END] <= Widget
 <--------------->
         self._wg
```

Print widget in scroll layout
`base.draw_widget(wibox, cr, self.widget, self._x, 0,(self._expanded and width-self._x or (width-self._x > self._wg and self._wg or width-self._x )), height)`
```
----[END<------>]------
          width not used, i print the widget in width with base.draw_widget(wibox, cr, self.widget, width_busy+self._space_width, 0,width - self._space_width- width_busy, height)

----[ENDBEGIN --]------
```
I do not know if I was clear enough


what is this?


You're welcome :)


level1/yoo.js, 2l:25c, Missing semicolon.


The only valid question about the ChangeLog is where it must be hosted, not if we must keep it or not. Whatever the place we are or we will host it, we must keep it.

Then ChangeLog is not a devblog, it's the material for the devblog. The ChangeLog means "in all changes, what is relevant”, it's not the story, it's not the telling, it's what can be tell.


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if the widget can be drawn completely not need scrolling


Here I needed to add the `docker` role back into the mix here.


gh-branch pages


Certainly, but that seems less clear to me.


Why this loophole?


Disregard my other comment. This seems sufficient.


- Deleter must be FunctionObject or lvalue reference to a FunctionObject or lvalue reference to function, callable with an argument of type `unique_ptr<T, Deleter>::pointer`
- `pointer` = `std::remove_reference<Deleter>::type::pointer` if that type exists, otherwise `T*`


Speaking of this changelog, it needs to go. If you really see historical interest in some of its contents (which I doubt) feel free to merge them into main Changelog.

The latter will be moved to website later on.


A more verbose commit log would be nice. I assume for musl you don't need daemon() because it's already provided, right?
Also this patch probably breaks Android and Windows. I guess this isn't a big loss because the patch is local to openwrt.
Did you consider to fix it right (by appending a && !defined(__WHATEVER_SYMBOL_IDENTIFIES_MUSL__) to get this upstream?
Without this patch, does iodine fail to build?


Why remove the public spaces clause that was suggested by @shadowcat-mst?


Unfortunately the schema of the database has since changed to a flatter structure, so this would no longer work. Versions now have their own collection.


I only went with 0 and - 1 as that's how it was supposed to originally
work. I'll fix the fix, and make it just - 1
On Jun 17, 2015 3:04 PM, "troester" <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> hmm
> with this commit the notempty validation is always failing (no matter if
> value is -1,0,space,any other)
> BTW: it's not possible to set no value as suboption
>
> fabrikDataEmpty is added in details view for values -1, 0 (as the
> description says), but I don't like to have 0 consideredEmpty. It's a very
> usual value e.g. for NO and may break the display of existing records.
>
> -1 and 0 are not consideredEmpty in list view (still showing the label
> "please select" or whatever)
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> <https://github.com/Fabrik/fabrik/commit/bf4d8209ed5152cff007ee05d84cd186c4fdf216#commitcomment-11733047>
> .
>


This works perfectly, but what I would like to do is have the file just be modified and a handler triggered on change based on a get of that key. But that is more involved and potential complexity that is not needed.

These are just my thoughts. It totally work as is.


It is considered to be more idiomatic by one of the Python core devs though.
https://youtu.be/OSGv2VnC0go?t=15m58s


@webmaven I want to keep this clause in, but @adambeynon [wasn't comfortable with this clause](https://github.com/opal/opal/pull/948#issuecomment-113770201).


This documentation debate is not the cmake / build debate, so please keep this ChangeLog. Perhaps we will drop it or move it another day, but it's not the moment and it's not the place.


level1/level2/bla.js, 11l:25c, Missing semicolon.


level1/level2/bla.js, 15l:25c, Missing semicolon.


level1/level2/bla.js, 19l:25c, Missing semicolon.


level1/level2/bla.js, 35l:25c, Missing semicolon.


level1/level2/bla.js, 39l:11c, Use '===' to compare with 'null'.


Awesome - thanks. I'll email the camp about it being live now.


Shouldn't one of these be true?


:exclamation: This commit changed the meaning of the test. In the current form it is no longer a regression test for #299. The specific purpose of this test is ensuring the expression `$ctx.elseIfStatement()` is a `List`, and not any other type of object.


Ah. I thought it was giving a list with one element, right?


Fixed the comment 453e17a.

Uncertain about the current and the future state of RTTI-based processing, let's leave it as is for now.

(The implementation below is `O(N)` for the number of input types provided -- it's going away some time relatively soon, likely together with new serialization.)


если update и start пустые , то удалять их .


worked on the farm, thx !


хочу единый стиль кода
скобки {  c новой строки


Yes, that's what I had assumed too. It was that way since the initial commit, and I thought it might have been disabled at some point prior. I re-enabled it, because I thought it wouldn't change much either way.

If we don't want to see the debug messages though, it might be best to just completely remove all the debug lines in this file.


I suggest replacing diethylamine with capulettium, and phenol with saltpetre.


Sorry for the mess, I wanted to say that the same `Next` with the same comment exists above for the binary version.


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@levicole I can delete items but the page does not refresh automatically after destroying the item. When I had this issue in Bloccit we added a redirect to the comments_controller.rb but that was in the create method. I tried this same approach here; however, I must be missing something either here or in one of my other files. Perhaps something else needs to be added in items/destroy.js.erb for this to work correctly. Suggestions?


Updated on READme


Para de fuder com a identação do código!


It was imperfect, but why not? It's the test for very the code above. Re-formatted in df3e5b6


Andrzeju, nie denerwuj się


level1/level2/bla.js, 11l:25c, Missing semicolon.


level1/level2/bla.js, 15l:25c, Missing semicolon.


level1/level2/bla.js, 19l:25c, Missing semicolon.


level1/level2/bla.js, 35l:25c, Missing semicolon.


level1/level2/bla.js, 39l:11c, Use '===' to compare with 'null'.


Tak


Yes, the implementation fits the description :-)


well that was not documented at all
it seemed the test was about a different parse depending on parenthesis in the grammar
since in C# it is not a list, the template should be named differently CheckCollectionContext
then each target could actually test the behavior

> Le 21 juin 2015 à 03:39, Sam Harwell <notifications@github.com> a écrit :
>
>  This commit changed the meaning of the test. In the current form it is no longer a regression test for #299 <https://github.com/antlr/antlr4/issues/299>. The specific purpose of this test is ensuring the expression $ctx.elseIfStatement() is a List, and not any other type of object.
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub <https://github.com/antlr/antlr4/commit/162c6138a5541ff9c460b2b7516bdc38d509482f#commitcomment-11781542>.
>


Because the same string, but in more readable form, already exists.


Guess we're entering the part where voice would rule it better than text :-)


This is just a dummy version number. Not representing Luna's version.


Be patient, the but report is just about 2 years old:
https://llvm.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=15847


Aha. One moment please...


Hm, is really `disambiguation_tag` the most useful name for this? It's extra info, maybe `get_extra_info` or something would be clearer? Also, don't forget that all these need docstrings.


Is the correct term "engine?" I've never heard it billed as a VM before, always as an engine.


Capitalize Node.


@AngryPHPNerd - thanks for spotting this so soon - I've patched it and in the process of writing some tests - seems there's no test coverage for this function at all, what joy.


Why do you need `void operator()(T)` then?


It is the most accurate name for its current use, but it could be named `extra_info` instead.

Ah, missed the docstring on this one. Will fix.


PTAL @ 070bfa7


"is what allows Node.js to be written in JavaScript" isn't quite true if I understand Node correctly. AFAIK, it "allows Node to run JavaScript quickly, efficiently, and asynchronously."