This modification looks fine.  Not sure why it is on this ticket, though.


What is that triggers an update of the environment? It looks to me that every time this function is called it is immediately preceded by `emer_permissions_provider_get_environment()`


@Viper007Bond this string doesn't exist in regenerate-thumbnails.php#579.


doesn't gofmt complain about this line?  Please make sure you run gofmt before pushing (I saw a few 'run gofmt' commits from you elsewhere I think :).  Also make sure you have the kubernetes hooks installed


We can't set the group_leader here and because so adding a second capture backend would overwrite the group leader. Instead store the io_proxy pid in the state and compare that.


First step in #306


There are some schools that have a -2 as their grade_min


You don't necessarily have a TypeReferenceNode here. It is the result of parseType, which could be any type. And even if you did, it would not necessarily be an identifier.


saving few characters huh ?!


I can downgrade to 2.4 but we really want users to start using the newer
methods in Robolectric 3.0.

I can change v7 to v4. It does not matter.
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> officially out. Deckard should be on the latest stable version.
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>


As with above, this will cause issues with multiple backends. Only read the config, don't set it.


This link doesn't appear. Is it just a placeholder? Should it point [here](http://www.laurenceanthony.net/software/antconc/releases/AntConc343/help.pdf)?


thanks :+1:


I would also move that into a dedicated function that can parse type nodes, including type predicates.


is this boolean really necessary?


O arquivo REAME.md é utilizado para colocar a descrição do seu projeto, como compilá-lo, executá-lo etc.
Coloque o código em um arquivo Java.


You can just put this on `type`, you don't need a separate property.


Agreed that we should move forward with Robolectrie 3.0 as soon as possible but until 3.0 is out (which also means doc updates etc) let’s stick with 2.4.

On Tue, Jun 2, 2015 at 10:57 PM, Jared Burrows <notifications@github.com>
wrote:

> I can downgrade to 2.4 but we really want users to start using the newer
> methods in Robolectric 3.0.
> I can change v7 to v4. It does not matter.
> On Jun 2, 2015 5:50 PM, "Callum Stott" <notifications@github.com> wrote:
>> I think we'd like to stick to Robolectric 2.4 for the moment until 3.0 is
>> officially out. Deckard should be on the latest stable version.
>>
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it gets me every time.  i will enable those hooks.

Go formatted and pushed anew.


Password is now 6 characters long. It should be 8 and we sd also verify format


I would require a name for now, and if we want to add 'this' support later, we can do it separately.


What is the difference between undefined and -1 for the index?


Perhaps the learning outcome here is *use search operators to enable more powerful search queries*


Is :io.request/2 documented?


lool. Will ook to the indentations. By the way to run spec one the and elastic search instance? Probably a silly question but Ithis is my first github contribution..
Thanks!


Well the queue always follows one direction though.
I guess it would be nice if code had a flow like:
```
task = create_task();
append_task_to_queue_tail(task);
check_queue_head();
```

The `environment` parameter could be fetched directly if that is what worries you, since as far as I see every call to this function is immediately preceded by `emer_permissions_provider_get_environment (priv->permissions_provider);`


Please add tests with a non-ambient function with overloads, that makes use of type predicates.


**No** added styles in UI Bootstrap please.


Is it useful to define this term? It's a bit higher level than most of the vocabulary used throughout the rest of the tutorial.


I am confused. My changes removed the "dovecot-" prefix and someone else submistted another patch which reverted that change which is wrong.

Please just revert that last commit and everythign should be fine.


I guess I was confused because you had tons of gobjects already in this file before this commit, so the code clearly already can include it.


@Mazda-- Awesome.. testing now .Thanks


Changing back to the following appears to resolve the issue.

    def execute(command, options={}, &block)
      cmd_create_options = {}
      #cmd_create_options[:prepend_cmds] = options.delete(:prepend_cmds) || nil
      cmd_create_options = options.select { |k,v| k == :prepend_cmds} || nil


I've seen warnings related to using variables without conversion specifiers, but even `""` is a valid format string since "The format string is composed of zero or more directives" ~ `man 3 printf`. I might be more worried about this if text editors didn't typically color conversion specifiers differently, which hopefully makes them pretty hard to introduce accidentally.


@nwolfe hmm, they all seem to be failing with errors like
`#<NoMethodError: undefined method `install_package' for #<Array:0x000001068b8470>>`

when I do things like `install_package hosts, 'puppet-agent'`


That's great!  Many thanks for getting this out in a release so quickly!


I'd prefer to not remove stuff from the AST as we are parsing. This could have bad effects on incremental parsing. @CyrusNajmabadi might have more to say on this.


Is it really better that way? Does it make a difference if cpu compares 32 bit or 16 bit?


I prefer the 2nd option too, helps with the Logout, gonna do that now


Fixed, probably a bad Undo that I missed


No problem, I have to make that fix soon.
On Jun 2, 2015 5:58 PM, "Callum Stott" <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> Agreed that we should move forward with Robolectrie 3.0 as soon as
> possible but until 3.0 is out (which also means doc updates etc) let’s
> stick with 2.4.
>
> On Tue, Jun 2, 2015 at 10:57 PM, Jared Burrows <notifications@github.com>
> wrote:
>
> > I can downgrade to 2.4 but we really want users to start using the newer
> > methods in Robolectric 3.0.
> > I can change v7 to v4. It does not matter.
> > On Jun 2, 2015 5:50 PM, "Callum Stott" <notifications@github.com> wrote:
> >> I think we'd like to stick to Robolectric 2.4 for the moment until 3.0
> is
> >> officially out. Deckard should be on the latest stable version.
> >>
> >> —
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> >
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my mac laptop does not have application support, is there any way around that?


I've been going back-and-forth and back-and-forth about this.  I think adding our own taskq would be the cleanest thing to do, but I'm always loath to add more processes to the system.  But yes, I think you're right we should add a taskq.


FWIW, my preference is to avoid "Test that.." boilerplate and state the expected behavior "Applying all replaced migrations marks the replacement applied (#24628)."


That's a good idea actually, if you're implementing that feel free. I do still want to keep the old behavior for backwards compatibility though so the command line flag should override the default random tempdir.


Np.  I commented on the stack overflow so role can see my examples

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wrote:

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I'm not sure why Theano doesn't support that syntax. Might be worth asking about on the theano-dev mailing list.


Ok, yeah I was kind of waiting for this :-)


To give a little more detail: this routine is part of a little corner of "bidirectional type checking", where the types of neutrals are inferred in order to automatically provide input to the tactic. However, I didn't think this case through very carefully: as it was, bound names were leaking out into the inferred type.

The correct thing to do is infer the type in this extended context, and then subst out all the names from the extension of the context using pair projection (`spread`).


go for it


So it depends.  The way the taskqs are currently implemented calling `taskq_wait()` is correct because it only waits for IDs submitted prior to the call to be completed (like FreeBSD).  But if we merge https://github.com/zfsonlinux/spl/pull/453 to make our taskq behave like illumos() then we'll need to use `taskq_wait_id()`.


Add a comment above describing what this count is. Something like `// the number of content tags seen in protoviews below this one.`

Which reminds me, what if a proto_view is self-recursive?


I don't think I had any GObjects that list `<glib-object.h>` as the include to use in their documentation though. (You have a lot more knowledge about what is actually in each of the header files than I aspire to assume of the typical reader.)


Would this `loggly.com` domain match `logs-01.loggly.com`?


It seems like you are just asking for someone to re-push over the existing image.  Can you just put in a conditional make that fails if the user has not set TAG on the make command line?  And make the readme say to do
```
make kubectl
make push TAG=$(kubectl version -c)
```


Don't you need to check if parameterIndex is undefined?


No, it's not, however it is widely used: in `file` and `shell` modules, in `sasl` and `parsetools` apps. Not sure if worth to reimplement it, it'll be still bound to `io:request/2` basics.


Thanks, but it seems that it is not working - I've tried to put it in different places like App(), OnLaunched() and Configure(), but without a luck - the break point at the very first line with "var splitView = d as SplitView;" was never hit :(


Yeah, mine too actually. Was just copying surrounding tests without sufficient thought, thanks.


commite description does not explain this change.


Typically, if we do a bidirectional check like this, we check one direction, and then report errors during the check of the second direction, using checkTypeSubtypeOf.

Why the bidirectional check though?


Plzzz I will never be able to play on this server again if i don't get moved


``parent_dircap = fileutil.read(magic_folder_parent_dircap_path).strip()``


Personally, I think we should hold off on the `this` portion until after the argument portion is checked in. Not sure we are at that stage quite yet. @mhegazy?


quick look you have an error with your link on the execute script. but super great changes

```
(..servers/using-group-tasks-to-install-software-and-run-scripts-on-groups/)
```

should be (missed the / at the beginning)
```
(../servers/using-group-tasks-to-install-software-and-run-scripts-on-groups/)


Not sure sorry, don't have a Windows 10 device with me to test at the moment.

I'd recommend using the Windows 10 branch as that has been tested.


Nvm I somehow got out -.-


Make this ``magic_folder_parent_dircap_path`` (since it isn't the actual dircap). The ``magic_folder_`` is somewhat redundant so you might also drop that.


:shipit:


Leider ist diese Art von Kommentar jetzt nicht mehr direkt als Link anklick/aufrufbar. Vorher konnte man direkt in Eclipse zur Dokumentation springen.


Bug submitted to CTK: see https://github.com/commontk/CTK/issues/571


Otherwise LGTM.


Never Mind I got out


Hey, hate to bother you guys over this but one of you guys add 8x mode.
So I can get an even stretch without a custom res per game...
I couldn't figure out how to compile on win32 and linux..., pcsx2 is one of the few things I have left to get working (only got it working once).

This is off topic but..., you can get ssgsaa working in pcsx2 (nvidia) under dx11 mode if you set to app enchanced, set the transparency aa to 8x sgssaa, then set pxsc2's aa msaa option to the mode you want, 4x for 4x and 8x for 8x.
Works too.
Easier to set it globally that way and app enhanced because most games don't even really need an aa flag, at least if there dx10+, no pcsx2 sli profile needed...
I just figure I'de post that because I looked around before and I don't think anyone else figured it out.
And it goes with the upscaling, I use them both, maybe not maxed but still.

I can't remember if I ever tried use stereo 3d on the emu though...
I'm getting way to far off topic.
Anyways for thanks for the continued hard work all you guys :).


Just know make it harder to get glitched


Suggest moving to allmydata rather than allmydata/util.


Here and above - what is the UUID for?  It doesn't seem to be worth the ugliness.  The label is not useful because you don't know the UUID.  The volume name could be "vol".  The container name could be "scrubber".


backported in https://github.com/jenkinsci/backend-crawler/pull/35


Indeed, what do you think about having `opts` as a second argument, I think we might need it for the `capture_log` function.


I apologize, maybe I am unclear.. so the code linked there will clean up any drafts that users leave for more than (n) days?

Same reason we clean up orphan uploads, isn't it? Orphan drafts people create and then never come back to.


My point is that you need `<glib-object.h>` in the chain somehow to compile a GObject at all :)


Nice big comment on this, please including timeouts and other subtle semantics.


Hätte ich jetzt bei _wird_ belassen, da ja nur _ein Teil_ umgewandelt wird... Nich?


Also, it would be nice if we had a test for this with a fake client.  TODO after merge?


An empty constructor is a complete non sense for this class. Why would you need that?


LGTM.


Cookbook for ELK (Elasticsearch, Logstash, Kibana) stack along with message broker RabbitMQ and client beaver.


addr:street отсутствует в veloroad.style


change to fetchAny()


Still this:
```
float maxScale = mDeltaX / minXRange;
float minScale = mDeltaX / maxXRange;
```

should be
```
float minScale = mDeltaX / minXRange;
float maxScale = mDeltaX / maxXRange;
```


Eu escolheria um nome mais intuitivo para esta classe. Talvez Multiplicador?


Se implmento que la clase Edificio sea abstracta como bien se habia discutido. Esto hace que hubieran metodos y test que usaban "new Edificio()" (debido a que necesitaban de cualquier edificio para probar su clase) que han quedado invalidados hasta que se creen los edificios y se pueda usar uno de ellos.


You've got the trailing h here too for 0xab style.


Fixed


You may as well support \xab too.


This can only happen via a nested component, which would have a separate `ProtoView` tree.


Again, you may as well add \xab.


I've never seen that outside of strings, and I don't particularly want to try to support string parsing (and escaping etc.)


is the onError synchronous ?


Hi Bruno,

Probably this is the expected behavior, but I just wanted to pointed out that this line will ignore lines who contains empty spaces before `set +@plugin` making the following syntax to fail.

```
set @plugin "plugin"  #this one is fine
     set @plugin "plugin" #this one is ignored
```


rax retry tests


I think this is mixing too much stuff into one directory.  Suggest splitting into two:
  1. Dockerfile/makefile for kubectl.  Goes away when release process is improved.
  1. Example of how to run kubectl in proxy mode as a sidecar.  As a footnote it points to item 1.

The example should explain the proxy concept a bit more for someone who stumbled onto this contrib.

The example should also emphasize that the proxy can be used to allow auth-free access to the apiserver.  Explorer is pretty cool, but in this context, it is detracting from the main message.  How about an example where the main pod does something simple like:
`bash -c 'curl http://localhost:8080/api/v1beta3/pods'`
and then you run it and grab the logs and it fails.
And then you add the sidecar, and try again and it works.

should explain where the Dockerfile and Makefile are for `gcr.io/google_containers/kubectl `, but that is incidental
  - explorer is pretty cool.  But, I think it detracts rather than adds to the pod-with-proxy-sidecar example.

But, in this context of this


Updated download Version to V4.2.2


My text editor does some funky things with whitespace sometimes... sorry about that. It looks like I changed a little more than I did.


#256
Assertion methods changed to boolean so that their return value can be used to stop method execution.


Hi @thankmelater23

This repository was create to accompany [an article on symbolication](http://possiblemobile.com/2015/03/symbolicating-your-ios-crash-reports/) to show one way of adding debug symbols a crash report. Is this not working for you?


Can you explain this deletion?  I assume that this has something to do with "_" being stored in the slot table and "." in the schema?  But then why was this code removed?


Is this not used for the param data bit? You've only got to check one character before to confirm it's not a slash haven't you? :)


Heh. Yeah, I realised my silly commit message caused this entire thread - I'll be more careful next time :)


r+


This needs to be an exported field:

```
var oldestRow struct {
    Oldest time.Time
}
```


@jpinsonault You've found one that doesn't support it :smile:

Just a useful thing to be aware of.  I know that the `on` method supports it.


This needs to name the selected column to match the struct we're selecting into:

```
SELECT MIN(posted) AS oldest FROM message WHERE room = $1
```


sure, I wonder if we should actually also assert if this ends up being deallocated of the main thread this object and the one who manages its lifecycle should probably never cross a thread boundary.
> Be careful not to capture an ivar in the block, of course

Of course :smiley:


yep


LGTM


Haha ok, still good to know!


i should clarify: i made it transparent and removed the boundary lines.
there are containers, they are just invisible other than formatting.

the way they looked, the website had too many lines, imho.
perhaps @j6k4m8 has a better idea than the way i did it...


Reviewed and tested with @tcstewar


I realised I'm really unhelpful. Here it should read "RETURN"


Nope, thats kind of a tricky one there :-)

The basic explaination is: The lower the scale is set, the further you can zoom in.
So the minimum (lowest possible) scale value should depend on the maximum allowed visible range. :-)


이게 참 혼동하기 쉬운데..
`Josephus.class_variables != Josephus.new.class_variables` 입니다.


I will work hard


`@column_hider_columns` would probably be better as a hash. Every call to `include?` has to iterate over every removed column, and a `has_key?` call would be much quicker for cases with multiple columns removed.


That is the reason why I included them in the same test, as they are essentially testing the same thing. I would be happy to split them out if you feel this fits the repositories code style though.


Thank you!


Good idea.


어...라? 좀 더 자세히 설명해주실 수 있으세요?
저는 그냥 self.method 로 선언하고, class method처럼 호출한건데, 뭔가 잘못알고 있는건가요 ㅇ>-<


Hi,

I'm getting a new warning from `clang++` after this change, should we add parentheses around the sub-expressions?  Also, there's a new unused variable:

```
cb_adf.cc:74:9: warning: unused variable 'mysize' [-Wunused-variable]
        size_t mysize = examples.size();
               ^
cb_adf.cc:499:66: warning: '&&' within '||' [-Wlogical-op-parentheses]
  ...count(all.args.begin(), all.args.end(), "--csoaa_ldf") == 0 && count(all.args.begin(), all.args.end(), "--wap_ldf") == 0
     ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
cb_adf.cc:499:66: note: place parentheses around the '&&' expression to silence
      this warning
  ...count(all.args.begin(), all.args.end(), "--csoaa_ldf") == 0 && count(all.args.begin(), all.args.end(), "--wap_ldf") == 0
                                                                 ^
     (                                                                                )
```


Is this subroutine correctly named?  It appears to return the beginning characters from a string, excluding the last n characters.


nice work, fellas!


What? I don't think I'm involved here, although this does look like a useful project.


OK, lets keep it for now. If it used in other applications we can probably get it documented in a future OTP release.


Yay <3


dali ovo mozete pregledati?


Yeah u're right :-) i've right now changed this @ 800Mhz ....
btw: why u use 0x8F for 1Ghz ? take a look into your AVS File .. for me it works since Months stable with 0xDB .. check: https://github.com/ace2nutzer/Samsung_STE_Kernel/commit/cf377da12bafa4de52ea0778eaedd0b7dfffd16b#diff-79ae2b809c469a5171e77a5214768c5cR1120


Oh dammit. I have to go to sleep!


test


I only use it in the new tests, I could already use it before, but I delete those tests anyway so I don't know if that makes sense. You write also in your commits that this is part of a bigger picture to come^^


test inline


I will remove the unused variable for the next check-in. Adding parentheses is not necessary. Logic AND has higher precedence over logic OR.
http://www.cplusplus.com/doc/tutorial/operators/


Fixes #1


oh yeah I don't want to use a builtin. Will change that to `result`^^


Do we need to refresh the stakeholders here? I think they're already loaded at this point.


Did not seem to help lower the time too much. Still ~15mins for 1000 records which masters down to 988 records.


```ruby
class A
  @@c = 1
  def self.c
    @@c
  end
end

class B < A
  @@c = 2
end

p A.c
```
- http://thinkrelevance.com/blog/articles/2006/11/16/use-class-instance-variables-not-class-variables


Some black magic. And the exception is probably "access violation". The cause is probably use after destruction. But it doesn't help us much, does it? :D

Are those 64bit dumps though? My 32bit evr.dll doesn't have CMFSample::AddRef() symbol, but "mpc_hc" (not 64) name is confusing.


Isn't PDSCH already the DATA Resource Element?


Thanks. Should be fixed now.


fixed #215 [戦闘システム]ターンの経過で敵を自動生成する


I had a similar idea, and I think it would come out looking like this:

```
check_queue_head (...)
{
  if (priv->uploading)
    return;

  GError *error = NULL;
  if (!upload_permitted (self, &error))
    {
      GTask *upload_task = pop_queue_head ();
      g_task_return_error (upload_task, error);
      g_object_unref (upload_task);
      return;
    }

  dequeue_and_do_upload (...);
}

dequeue_and_do_upload (...)
{
  // This function can be almost the same as what is currently in the pull request, but now it has to set
  // `priv->uploading = TRUE`.
}

handle_network_monitor_can_reach (...)
{
  // This function can be almost the same as what is currently in the pull request, but now it has to set
  // `priv->uploading = FALSE` at each of the points where the upload may fail rather than setting
  // `priv->uploading = TRUE` once if everything succeeds. We could use a `goto` to avoid duplication
  // here though.
}
```

Does that seem simpler than what is currently in the pull request? The main reason I didn't go this route initially is that it seems easier to screw up the interactions with `priv->uploading` when they span 2 callbacks rather than 1, but I don't have strong feelings about this. (One of these callbacks is `handle_http_response`, which I didn't show here since it wouldn't need to be changed, and the other is `handle_network_monitor_can_reach`.)

The reason I thread the environment through rather than getting it directly is so that it will be the same as the environment we use to schedule the upload timer (and so that we don't hit the disk twice in a row).


:D


For sure, but a lot of people who have read/will read this code don't know that.


For me, the following test is successful for v0.12.0 and fails for v0.10.36:

#!/usr/bin/env node

"use strict"

var request = require('request')
var http = require('http')
var tape = require('tape')

var s = http.createServer(function(req, res) {
  res.statusCode = 200
  res.end('ok')
})

tape('setup', function(t) {
  s.listen(6767, function() {
    t.end()
  })
})

tape('should have one persistent socket for two POST requests', function(t) {
  var options = {
    url: 'http://localhost:6767',
    headers: { 'Connection':'keep-alive' },
    method: 'POST',
    body: 'name=abc',
    forever: true
   }

  request(options, function (err, response, body) {
    t.equal(err, null)
    if (!err) {
      request(options, function (err, response2, body) {
        t.equal(err, null)
        t.equal(response.socket, response2.socket)
        response.socket.destroy()
        response2.socket.destroy()
        t.end()
      })
    }
    else {
        response.socket.destroy()
        t.end()
    }
  })
})

tape('cleanup', function(t) {
  s.close(function() {
    t.end()
  })
})


Love it


The environment can change when somebody manually modifies it in `/etc/metrics/eos-metrics-permissions.conf` (or runs `eos-select-metrics-env` to modify that file).


We don't want you to ask us for permission for our work but we will appreciate if you give a proper credits. This is enough for us.


Debería ir en una property


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well feel free to adjust the ranges in accordance with how difficult something should be to obtain.


Flatten these `if`s


Isn't this duplicated somewhere else?


:shipit:


Just pass? No "update matplotlib if you want to use fancy stuff" warning?


I'd remove 1-2 one of these lines


Okay, this is just goofy. :-) Here are the docstring conventions:
```
"""This is a single-line docstring, so there's no skipped line at the end."""

"""This is a multi-line
docstring; note the lack of a hanging indent.

"""
```


What happened here? Can you make sure the newlines in this file are all CRLF?


Why remove the documentation for libudev? This hasn't moved into libgudev


Works right? We can remove the comments :smile:


This line seems fishy. It's hard to read, and I'm not quite sure why we're getting a filename from the tab name.


У тебя в опере он работает? А то push жалуется, что он уже давно отрубился и старый и новый.


algunos items antiguos por no poner en el staget area antes


@andreasohlund we have "treat missing doco as error" for a reason. "done done" includes xml doco. stubbing it out with empty comments just hides the problem.


This method is able to derive elementName, given the modelName.  I believe your suggestion would require that we pass both the modelName and elementName into the test.


@levicole DWMR. Well done. Press on!


Is this being used?


Useful to speed up retrival of Json data


yeah, seems like it probably should


кто, сп вообще? да, отлично пашет. Мож того и поотрубались модули, что урлы поменяли. Я пофиксил то, с чем сталкиваюсь - хз как остальное.


after this, the thermalbar does not seem to work anymore


This change means that the client has to make an extra round-trip in order to create a statement before they prepare-and-execute. Why is this necessary?


Bad decision... that only uses more cpu and will make your ram slower.. no benefit.

I want to share with u guys.. also @ChronoMonochrome my Mem. Management Settings .. wich are working perfectly (finally) :D

no ksm/uksm
zRam LZ4 @ 300MB
swappiness 100
page_cluster 0
minfree values: 5120,7680,10240,12800,17920,23040 (20,30,40,50,70,90MB)

Running CM11 with EXT4 and Dalvik.

F2FS + ART makes things badly instead as expected better ...

Try it and report to me.. ;-)


@wcooley what do you think? Works for me!


Do you feel certain that this code will not find fields which it shouldn't?  That is, fields which have names which have "flux", but do not match the pattern expected?


@HugoGiraudel I rolled back the dist file until we figure out what's causing the issue found in #45.


much more clear.  looks good.


On Wed, Jun 3, 2015 at 1:00 AM, Michael Biebl <notifications@github.com> wrote:
>
> Why remove the documentation for libudev? This hasn't moved into libgudev

Because gtk-doc is a major pain and not worth to keep it for libudev only.

In the long run libudev will be slowly replaced by sd-device/libsystemd.

If libudev really should still be documented, if should be done with
man pages like the rest of systemd.

Kay


Let's see if I can github-comment-code that up:

```
let rec has_continue e =
    let rec loop e = match e.eexpr with
        | TContinue -> raise Exit
        | TWhile(e1,_,_) | TFor(_,e1,_) -> loop e1 (* in theory there could be a continue there. Note that we don't want to recurse into the loop body because we do not care about inner continue expressions *)
        | _ -> Type.iter loop e
    in
    try
        loop e;
        false;
    with Exit ->
        true
```


typo on canols


Don't use requireNotNull here.  A missing statement is not a code correctness bug.


I ask Mythos234 for Synapse.

But if you're at it you can give me for the Acknowledgements

https://github.com/Emotroid-Team/emotion_kernel_tw_f/commit/5be70e5624ac5a27893f9a6e4b8889c9ba1701eb


I originally coded up this main loop stuff this way because I thought it may have been possible for `handle_upload_finished` to be called before we started running the main loop. That definitely isn't the case now though, so I'll switch back to the simpler pattern.


Thanks for the quick turn on this fix.

On Jun 2, 2015 6:51 PM, mattcaswell <notifications@github.com> wrote:

Thanks. Should be fixed now.

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I kind of like having Std nice and clean and hiding all the dark stuff in Boot. I'm not sure why it was done like that for JS though.


Just curious, why did those lines have to be commented out?


While I am fine with removing these, I'm not sure if the original authors would be...


Check for < 0, not == -1.

You can also note that maxRowCount == 0 is not handled. (I.e. there is a bug in this code) but you don't need to fix it.


Are you guaranteed that all of the _err fields actually exist for a version 0 field of this type?  I don't remembered how this was stored in the old tables.  Are all of the matrix elements listed here always present?  Or is it possible that some of these aliases could point to nothing?


Thanks.  Yes, I'm aware of operator precedence in C/C++, nevertheless, we build by default with `--Wall` (all warnings enabled) which makes `clang++` a bit more fussy than `g++`.  The warning is there for a reason: adding the parentheses makes the expression unambiguous for every person looking at it (not just the compiler).  So I'd recommend adding them anyway.


2015-06-03 1:10 GMT+02:00 Kay Sievers <notifications@github.com>:

> On Wed, Jun 3, 2015 at 1:00 AM, Michael Biebl <notifications@github.com>
> wrote:
> >
> > Why remove the documentation for libudev? This hasn't moved into libgudev
>
> Because gtk-doc is a major pain and not worth to keep it for libudev only.
>
> In the long run libudev will be slowly replaced by sd-device/libsystemd.
>
> If libudev really should still be documented, if should be done with
> man pages like the rest of systemd.
>

Would be good to mention this in the commit message/NEWS though.

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de acuerdo!


Thank you, Simon!


If the intention was to drop the gtk-doc for libudev as well, why was this kept?


Thanks @chitang


and those three lines as well


yes, will add it for the next check-in. Thank you for your comments.


This return is new, not in the refactored code.


Oxente! Vai executar o lambda passando `env`?? E o `s`, que foi armazenado com as variáveis capturadas??


@dwaynebailey: If you have URLs with `/xx/` instead of language name in a static page, this part of the URL will be dynamically replaced with the actual language of the TP this static page is displayed in the context of.


Jag testspelade lite på bussen hem, funkade fint på min sega gamla S1. Mitt persbästa blev 19 sekunder eller 8 moves beroende på hur man ser på det. ...just fan, vinstskärmens text är hårdkodad va? :/

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In version 2.0 the route is `/wp/v2/types`


Just saw your message. Sure, I'll add that to my list. Your demo app gave me a great head start for my project here. Thanks a lot!


Btw, I happen to disagree, that keeping the libudev doc is not worth it. I happened to use the API via devhelp quite a bit. The builtin search is really useful. With man pages I don't have that.

Also, I think the API doc should have been dropped after such man pages were provided, not before.

Do you have an particular issues you had with gtk-doc and libudev, bug numbers etc? I think we should restore the documentation for now and I volunteer to look at the issues that you have with gtk-doc.


anything i should do from my side to support this commit? or does some internal code need to be updated?


Thank you Evil, we all appreciate your work.

Sometimes things are just so silly... you need to be realistic also.

As we all know... MANY things get forgotten about and never fixed or changed.... many times you just need to fix the damn things as you come across it cause it may be another 2 years before someone else looks again... and such is the self perpetuating circle as it always has been.


In version 2.0 the route is `/wp/v2/statuses`


know


Helli Nico .. Sorry connection issues today. :/
Ok for the meeting ;)
Don't worry about the rest.. It's fine and for good reasons ;)


Hi. I had the same problem, then I installed node-gyp@latest in npm folder.
After that it seemed that there is no problems with non latin symbols, but a new error appeared and I cant do anything with it:
fatal error C1083: Cannot open include file: 'v8.h': No such file or directory
this error is given by different "*.cc" files during installation of some packages.
I have Windows 7 SP1, .Net Framework SDK 4, 4.5, MSVS 2010 and 2013
I tried different flags like --msvs_version=2010, or 2013. Tried to reinstall visual studio and others according strictly to your instructions about node-gyp installation and using.

Please help me to solve this failings.


learn-->understand


Same comment as https://github.com/nathanrice/WP-API/commit/c711bc2ae6fbdbc3eb80ff622a84a5858afe11ce#commitcomment-11488128


Same comment as: https://github.com/nathanrice/WP-API/commit/c711bc2ae6fbdbc3eb80ff622a84a5858afe11ce#commitcomment-11488140


Thanxx


This deletes on "No".


@NN---
You may need "/D_WIN32_WINNT=0x0501" part


@jackgr - this is an existing issue, but can you escape the `< >` with a `\` so the kubernetes-master text comes through?


In version 2.0 the route is `/wp/v2/terms/ + this.taxonomy`


class variable이 상속시에 하위 클래스에도 값이 그대로 따라가서 생기는 문제 아닌가요?
`Josephus.class_variables != Josephus.new.class_variables` 라고 표현하는건 조금 다른거 같아 보이는데... ;ㅅ;
원래 알고 있었던 문제긴 한데, class instance variable을 만들어서 쓰는건 또 몰랐네요. 어떻게든 필요하면 방법을 찾아 내는 거군요... ㅇ>-<
http://www.railstips.org/blog/archives/2006/11/18/class-and-instance-variables-in-ruby/
여기 링크도 설명이 괜찮아서 첨부합니다 'ㅂ'


This isn't good. The path should be stored somewhere. I was never sold on `DatasetManager`, so it's probably the fault of my bad architecting that you're trying to do this.


Why in the initial form of the code, audit is desactivated at the begining of this method and re-enabled at the end of it in error cases while in the refactored code, it's just audited all the way?


I will not debate this any more, but:
- it's IMO absolutely clear to any reader of this code that it uses GObject
- it feels arbitrary to introduce this include as a dependency of any of the code introduced with this commit, since `<glib-object.h>` was already required to compile this code. In other words, this commit introduces no additional dependency that makes this include necessary compared to the previous version of the file.
- includes are part of the library API, and upstream authors cannot change them, unless the library defines some sort of `#define LIBFOO_I_KNOW_THIS_IS_UNSTABLE` mechanism to expose includes, which is not the case for glib (which also uses single includes, so things will either compile or not!)

I guess I'm encouraging you to relax your include policy a little bit :)


Markdown formatting is broken for the rest of the document. I think there needs to be a line break after the ticks.


In the current implementation, `isSaved(dataset)` should equal `isOpen(dataset) || isClosed(dataset)` do we need it?


index.htmlをそのままファイル名で出そうとすると、public_filterの制御で/index.htmlが消されてしまうので表示できないようです。


Why do dataset managers have names?


TeamCity LabkeyTrunk :: CDS postgres 9.3 [Build 43](https://teamcity.labkey.org/viewLog.html?buildId=253183&buildTypeId=LabkeyTrunk_CdsPostgres93) outcome was **FAILURE**
Summary: Tests failed: 3, passed: 0 Build time: 00:11:31
### Failed tests
```
org.labkey.test.Runner: org.labkey.test.tests.CDSVisualizationTest: <no details avaliable>

org.labkey.test.Runner: org.labkey.test.tests.CDSLoginTest: <no details avaliable>

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

```


I know that, but my question above still applies. If every time `emer_permissions_provider_get_environment()` is called the updated value is read, I don't see the problem of your question, because there's no caching.


When you setResponseType, you probably should skip :body.
If you just got large ArrayBuffer, then you do not want to convert it to text.


Again probably my fault, but this is a hack. The underlying cause needs to be fixed.


looks good


Why `this`?


Why `TopsoilMainWindow.this`?


Thanks!

I have to add:  thanks so much for your contribution to the code.  Refactorings and simplifications such as these are highly appreciated.


Hey @chilicuil,
that's a fair point.. I wasn't aware you were targeting this scenario by having an `if` statement in `awk` program. I just checked and tmux does support leading whitespace in `tmux.conf` for regular options.


Are we sure that we want to handle it like this? Maybe just add the fact that it's open to the confirmation below.


In version 2.0 this route really changed.  It would have to be something like `'/wp/v2/' + this.type + '/' + post_id + '/terms/' + this.taxonomy`  Does that make sense @nathanrice ?


`datasetToPath` needs to go away. This is my fault, but we've got to fix it.


Maybe just overwrite instead?


Reading the same file twice in a row is typically not a performance hit, as the kernel will cache the read and we won't hit the disk twice.
I am not sure I entirely follow why the code has to be like in the above comment - and I agree that it would become more chaotic in that case - but if you think it would be too much of a hassle to reorganize it in a way similar to what I proposed above, I'm fine keeping it as it is for now.


TeamCity LabkeyTrunk :: CDS postgres 9.3 [Build 44](https://teamcity.labkey.org/viewLog.html?buildId=253186&buildTypeId=LabkeyTrunk_CdsPostgres93) outcome was **FAILURE**
Summary: Tests failed: 3, passed: 0 Build time: 00:03:02
### Failed tests
```
org.labkey.test.Runner: org.labkey.test.tests.CDSVisualizationTest: <no details avaliable>

org.labkey.test.Runner: org.labkey.test.tests.CDSLoginTest: <no details avaliable>

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

```


gah why is this one commit


hah. It might be easier to review it [here](https://github.com/jmeas/backbone/commit/f9b901738883f93e3c00161a49718c50a5b83707). I also rebased off bb master.


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

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I've just pushed e19b768 that enables this feature.


The reason this could potentially crash is because of the use of dynamic_cast<QAction*>, which is undefined behavior and will fail if your Qt DLLs were built with incompatible or no RTTI. In https://github.com/awjackson/bsnes-classic/commit/bd895f3e160aea6d0a3a375e7209197ebf9a0d42 I've changed it to qobject_cast<>, which is the correct and safe way to downcast Qt objects.


Can you remove the CC license? I don't think that is correct.


I'm getting an exception here, when starting the server.  InvalidOperationException (Handle is not initialized)


The daemon itself effectively caches the value returned by `emer_permissions_provider_get_environment` in `priv->server_uri`. Does that make sense?


This shouldn't pass data as an argument, otherwise any data returned with a `statusCode` property will incorrectly change the HTTP code.


 - __style__: [src/chaiscript_stdlib.cpp:18](../blob/38a83e3e56dbdcfb53b7686423d8e62b2f100e0d/src/chaiscript_stdlib.cpp#L18) The function 'create_chaiscript_module_chaiscript_stdlib' is never used. (unusedFunction)
 - __style__: [src/main.cpp:169](../blob/38a83e3e56dbdcfb53b7686423d8e62b2f100e0d/src/main.cpp#L169) The function 'get_eval_error' is never used. (unusedFunction)
 - __style__: [src/main.cpp:140](../blob/38a83e3e56dbdcfb53b7686423d8e62b2f100e0d/src/main.cpp#L140) The function 'help' is never used. (unusedFunction)
 - __style__: [src/main.cpp:216](../blob/38a83e3e56dbdcfb53b7686423d8e62b2f100e0d/src/main.cpp#L216) The function 'myexit' is never used. (unusedFunction)
 - __style__: [src/main.cpp:158](../blob/38a83e3e56dbdcfb53b7686423d8e62b2f100e0d/src/main.cpp#L158) The function 'throws_exception' is never used. (unusedFunction)


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

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아 그리고 위에꺼 같은게 필요하면 그냥 모둘 펑션쓰세요.
http://ruby-doc.org/core-2.2.2/Module.html#method-i-module_function


remove_std_function (lefticus) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-clang-3.5: Build Failed

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헤헤.. 아직 모듈을 아직도 잘 이해를 못해서 일부러 잘 안쓰고 있습니다....  이번기회에 좀 이해해둬야겠네요 ㅇ>-<


I'm just saying this is a bit strange:

```js
function bla(token) {
  token = 4;
}
```

What's the point of having `token` as an argument if the first thing you're going to do is reassign it?


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

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Can i ask what do fno-pic exactly ? I just found out it's for: _GLOBAL_OFFSET_TABLE_ symbol ...
Is that only needed for debugging ?? - THX.


Well there's no easy way to tell if the multi_kill_streaks data is in the database otherwise. In the jade I check if players && players[0].multi_kill_streaks, so instead I could check if players && players[0].kill_streaks[0].length > 0, but what if player 0 happened to not get any kills streaks? Oh, I bet what I could do is add the multi_kill_streaks boolean to the entire parsed data object, instead of having 10 copies of it, one for each plater. Would you prefer that?


Dobra robota


remove_std_function (lefticus) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-clang-3.5-AddressSanitizer: Build Failed

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Not really :sweat_smile:
But if you're worried about `priv->server_uri` getting stale when `priv->use_default_server_uri` is set you could do the following:
- remove `priv->use_default_server_uri` and make it so that `priv->server_uri == NULL` implies using the default
- add a `get_server_uri()` function that returns either `priv->server_uri` or assembles it using the environment every time that you need the URI


should have a .first at the end?


remove_std_function (lefticus) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-clang-3.6-ThreadSanitizer: Build Failed

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remove_std_function (lefticus) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: Build Failed

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Oh sweet thank you. It was either this or get texelelf to update his ToBlock filter so that it automatically adds the CustomName tag :P


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

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preferably the templates work regardless of whether the data is present or not.


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

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For the record I am trying on fugitive.vim too and I see a total time of about 600ms, with or without the patch.


tabs (and not spaces) were used here


I'm seeing this from the tests:

```
fuzz@haswell:~/parallella/pal$ ./tests/math/check_p_median_f32
Running suite(s): p_median_f32_suite
0%: Checks: 1, Failures: 1, Errors: 0
simple.c:77:F:p_median_f32_tcase:test_TEST_FUNCTION:0: p_median_f32(-0.107358): -0.752518 != 0.000000
```


Need to separate the functionality of the main loop and get the character creation within its own section.  Right now, as it stands, main() is running a preset for(;;) using a case, which should only *really* happen when the character is being created for the very first time.  The program should never quit by itself, but be told to.


rax retry tests


Ahh, I see. Just checked the docs. I'll remove it.


fake


I don't think the extra law is necessary because if you follow those 3 laws, the extra law should follow as well.

If you take a look at `comonad`'s documentation it says if the definition satisfies the 3 laws you can just define `fmap` as `liftW` which has the definition of `extend (f . extract)`.


@dimana I rebased the branch and all my comments were deleted. Please check if you want to change anything, else we should prepare a pull request. Below you can see screenshots of the new themes:

* Original Dark

![diaspora_original](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/11241058/7927706/afc22334-08ec-11e5-9fae-2768be7851b1.png)

* Dark Green

![diaspora_dark_green](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/11241058/7927714/b8b6abd6-08ec-11e5-870f-1f8531f68e42.png)

* Egyptian Blue

![diaspora_egyptian_blue](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/11241058/7927722/c1ed3472-08ec-11e5-95f8-e3527bc20d57.png)

* Magenta

![diaspora_magenta](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/11241058/7927726/c935ac78-08ec-11e5-8c59-7a847413ac65.png)

Bonus: The Dark Green theme on mobile

![diaspora_dark_green_mobile](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/11241058/7927733/d7729576-08ec-11e5-8874-4233bad60cce.png)


thanks. :)


develop (axelstudios) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-cppcheck-1.61: OK (0 of 0 tests passed)

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cool :)


Thanks! I've removed .npmignore.


mas o make-closure não captura o estado das variaveis até o momento em que ele é feito? ou seja, n eh só guardar o estado até logo antes do make-closure?


nice +1


Merged onto master and 1.2.0.RC1 branch


This seems a bit... strong for a nerf, as you are supposed to be able to stun, drag into maint, draw rune, convert, and then they should stand up shortly. especially considering how easy they are to deconvert. It would change the meta to cuff, remove headset, then cult... i dunno.


thanks


If I start the app, goto the activities view, then immediately click the + button for adding dependencies:

Exception in thread "AWT-EventQueue-0" java.lang.NullPointerException
	at ateamcomp354.projectmanagerapp.ui.ActivitiesPanel.addDependency(ActivitiesPanel.java:256)
	at ateamcomp354.projectmanagerapp.ui.ActivitiesPanel.access$1000(ActivitiesPanel.java:21)
	at ateamcomp354.projectmanagerapp.ui.ActivitiesPanel$5.mouseClicked(ActivitiesPanel.java:94)


and what if they don't? I thought there was a statement in there like

    if [ $firstname == "" ] ; then
          blah blah blah


OK, I think I see what your saying. If someone isn't using 3.5 or 3.6 then there is no reason to have the regression version in that branch. Anyone needing the regression version would need it stand alone. So what is the best way (or where) to publish the regression version for those that aren't going to get 3.5 or 3.6?


I noticed the shader doesn't access gl_Color at all. While it apparently was never necessary so far, it's something worth keeping in mind in case blur+RGB coeffs are ever mixed


eqwewqe


Please fix failing test.


just leave a gitignore file in root directory. There is no need to add ignore file in each directory....


ok


因为前面的这句代码 babelOptions = babelOptions || {}; 会导致这个判断貌似永远是false吧？


有意义，只是 Markdown 支持到位


MPMovieScalingModeFill 然后自己设置 player.view 的 frame.


Huh?  The original code didn't delete anything.


这里逻辑是错的，应该判断`babelOptions.sourceMaps`……


OK have to be annoyingly picky about one last thing. We are trying to maintain zero warnings on the docs build, but I think Sphinx will emit a warning if the length of the underline does not exactly match the length of the section name text.


yeah, this is the ruby way, tend to forget...


also I gave not-great advice here, maybe "New palettes can be made by creating sequences of..."


this is the result of contemplating what "kouchdb" would distinguish itself with.  more or less bson with zero-copy options. and a foot in gwt client code.


makes sense to start building these as separate files


thanks!


u should add:  public function onDeath(PlayerDeathEvent $event) {
        $cause = $event->getEntity()->getLastDamageCause();
        if($cause instanceof EntityDamageByEntityEvent) {
            $player = $event->getEntity();
            $killer = $event->getEntity()->getLastDamageCause()->getDamager(); and add the the code to give an item


Is this valid. Do we need to have this ip address here. Just confirming


I'm pretty sure that's required, since this iterator is a generator. See the `yield` on line 256.


Ideally, this should be in your global ignore file:

https://help.github.com/articles/ignoring-files/#create-a-global-gitignore


upper-case in README.md is standard practice.


I'm going to remake the repository based on a complete svn checkout of the old Google Code repository. It will take me a day or 2, but that repository was cleaner as it didn't have .pyc, /obj folder, etc.


Kannst meine gerne übernehmen. Hab gesehen das // Added - 2015-04-18 dazu gekommen ist. die hab ich noch nicht.


Can't we just dump `reloadOnSearch` now? It's basically a limited, hacky dynamic params implementation, and I told people it was going away anyway.


I like it, it's clean.


I assume that this function is designed to be overridden but I can't actually see that capability used anywhere. Is that a mistake?

Do we have a test for this new API?


This is a convoluted way of implementing an disjunctive assertion.

self.assertTrue((0, 0) == updated_job or (0, 1) == updated_job)

would be less convoluted. However, it is also incorrect in that you actually need to verify that both jobs are updated. See https://github.com/BD2KGenomics/jobTree/commit/cf74c25635f7363e256e27090b99cd5eaf64e7cf#diff-41a4414cfa61ce2a4ba6770248d6a41aR94 for a better way. Lastly, I think you have the tuple elements swapped. Above commit fixes that, too.


Oops, this should be num_jobs, not 2.


Fix me!


i have solved the issue. the initial build with all the dependnecies and setting up is like 30 minutes but then it goes down to seconds.

If we hvae to fallback we should fallback to python and ruby but now that i have a working model (viewable at https://pure-escarpment-8928.herokuapp.com/1.0.0/post/ ) the api is working and i am really confident in what it can do


scum of the scumliest scum


? :P


beginning of Identifier https://github.com/opennars/opennars/commit/6c8cf9913c0896027fa9339efcfa9c8e505de2be

and also a quick optimization for the ByteBuf byte[] builder i've been using so that it doesnt allocate extra growth room upon reaching the exact pre-specified capacity.  result: avoids unnecessary cloning of the byte[] if the exact size can be calculated before toBytes[]

something similar to this in bbcursive?


Yup, I had local changes for that anyway, but with a slightly different API.


Good point. I guess that's for the best since we have a whole new set of hooks anyway.


It's alive!


My solution was to remove the cooldown.


Mas, assim como um lambda, pode haver novas variáveis, e o closure precisar estar sensível a estas também. Ele captura as variáveis naquele momento, mas depois podem surgir novas. Se surgir alguma com o mesmo nome que uma que foi capturada, esta capturada tem precedência.


add a method `validateZip(string): boolean`


We still need some formatter for the code here :)


I will take care of this after I finish the ucontr manager.


@murphydanger https://coveralls.io/builds/2699090 :ok_hand:


Are you sure? We already have most of the work done on here? I just hate for you to do all that if you don't have to.


Can you restrict the fields to just the title? I'm worried about leaking information we didn't intend to.


pull in dave's suggested changes


I wonder if this should be uniq'd, or if Mongo takes care of that automatically...


test


Can you explain what i should fix here?


E o telefone?


幅をしていしていますが、ブラウザの幅がこれよりも小さい時に表示がおかしくなります。
widthを固定しない方が良いのでは？


readme Fixes #1


if you want, we can probably move this to a `params` decorator recipe for those who want it, or turn stateEvents.js into a 0.2.x compat module, instead of just events compat.  It's only 3 lines of code at registration, so I don't mind keeping it, but also don't mind nuking


'couple' is misspelled as 'coulpe'. Saw this on http://redis.io/download, didn't want to branch and pull request for a simple typo.


Cuidado! `Contato` e `Localizacao`, da forma como estão implementados, são dois atributos e não propriedades!

(note que propriedades têm a sintaze `Tipo Nome { get; set; }`


Completion of the GET function


This should recursively call `useGrain()`, but with a third parameter indicating the retry count, which is incremented each time. The second parameter to `shouldRestartGrain()` is this retry count. That way if we some day decide that more than one retry is appropriate, we only need to update `shouldRestartGrain()`.


Está faltando o vínculo de Restaurante com Categoria. Dá uma olhada lá no diagrama de classes.


Cuidado! Logradouro não é inteiro, logradouro é string!


bEnableAutoReloadのフラグを参照しなくなってますが、大丈夫？


Interesting change - This makes sense, though do you think it will be fast enough if the core data structures are interpreted?


A menos que nós fossemos somar, multiplicar, dividir ou fazer qualquer coisa aritmética com telefones, este campo não precisa ser númerico. E sim textual.


Prestar atenção nos tipos de dados de cada informação do domínio.

:-1:


A menos que nós fossemos somar, multiplicar, dividir ou fazer qualquer coisa aritmética com telefones, este campo não precisa ser númerico, mas sim textual.


Estranho, alguns campos estão privados e outros públicos. Porque?


Notação é PascalCase!


naming: 'token' says nothing, imho, `excludePaths` has more meaning.


sendo privado esta propriedade não é acessível à objetos externos ou internos. E como não fazemos uso desta propriedade na classe Contato, atualmente ela será inútil (da forma privada).


:warning: :warning: :warning: :warning:

Cuidar notação (PascalCase) e encapsulamento dos dados

:-1:


There seems to be an issue with this update.
Please read my comment: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1045373.msg11511322#msg11511322


Complete 1 Task(s):
* Task [#ZG9d](http://localhost:8080/w/ZG9dap2PHReyQSfHoDvaiBmv)


I think that's because the width.cutoff is in bytes, not characters.  Try a width.cutoff of `sum(nchar(deparse(substitute(x))))) * 8 + 1`?


Cuidado, está `COMUN` e não `COMUM`.


Prestar atenção no formato dos valores que está no diagrama (PascalCase) e no formato que você colocou (CAPSLOCK)


0.11 is an unstable version of node that shouldn't be a support target; 0.10 or 0.12 (or even iojs) should be target platforms


Estimado Profesor, en este commit decidimos cambiar la estructura del tp, las responsabilidades de muchas clases, y otros cambios variados. Es por eso que decidimos empezar de nuevo un nuevo proyecto en el cual se guardara en una segunda carpeta. El codigo utilizado previamente tratara de ser re-utilizado, y esta vez trataremos de utilizar mejor el paradigma de TDD.


* naming: as above: `token` is really an `excludePath`.  This makes the next lines more clear to the reader.
* design: one might ask: shouldn't there be a `normalizedExcludePaths()` member that does the trimming, lower-casing, and probably converting backslashes to slashes for you?


I'll add a null check


Esta convenção de _nome é utilizada apenas para atributos **e não propriedades**!

Propriedades são PascalCase e, da forma como estão (privates), elas não são acessíveis nem para objetos externos nem internos. Reveja o encapsulamento!


Onde estão os outros relacionamentos?


The winner was 24.  I am now running 24 head to head with 20.  If it flops there, I guess I am just not getting enough games, and will have to go back and play more games.


thanks，i have check this issue in 0.82 version use emqttd/plugins/emqttd_auth_mysql。
accroding to，I like emqttd_plugin_mysql fuction too much，but have worry about that emqttd_plugin_mysql maybe lead ACCESS_CONTROL_TAB to become bigger with more users

1) plugins.config
mysql database config
[
 {emysql, [
    {pool_size, 4},
    {host, "localhost"},
    {port, 3306},
    {username, "root"},
    {password, "11111"},
    {database, "mqtt"},
    {encoding, utf8}
 ]},
 {emqttd_auth_mysql, [
   {users_table, mqtt_users},
   {field_mapper, [
       {username, username},
       {password, password, plain}
   ]}
]}
].
i have insert a user lsx in tables;
mysql> mysql> select * from mqtt_users;
ERROR 1064 (42000): You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near 'mysql> select * from mqtt_users' at line 1
mysql> +----+----------+----------+------+---------+
    -> | id | username | password | salt | created |
    -> +----+----------+----------+------+---------+
    -> |  1 | lsx      | lsx      | sss  | NULL    |
    -> +----+----------+----------+------+---------+
    -> 1 row in set (0.00 sec)

2)   emqttd.config
        {auth, [
            %% Authentication with username, password
            %{username, []},

            %% Authentication with clientid
            %{clientid, [{password, no}, {file, "etc/clients.config"}]},

            %% Authentication with LDAP
            % {ldap, [
            %    {servers, ["localhost"]},
            %    {port, 389},
            %    {timeout, 30},
            %    {user_dn, "uid=$u,ou=People,dc=example,dc=com"},
            %    {ssl, fasle},
            %    {sslopts, [
            %        {"certfile", "ssl.crt"},
            %        {"keyfile", "ssl.key"}]}
            % ]},

            %% Allow all
            %{anonymous, []}
        ]},

D:\Program Files (x86)\mosquitto>mosquitto_sub.exe -h 1.1.1.1 -p 1883 -t test -u lsx -P lsx
1、
test reult
11:43:38.806 [info] RECV from mosqsub/10832-johncenaP@106.39.23.73:3024: CONNECT(Qos=0, Retain=false, Dup=false, ClientId=mosqsub/10832-johncenaP, ProtoName=MQIsdp, ProtoVsn=3, CleanSess=true, KeepAlive=60, Username=lsx, Password=******)
11:43:38.806 [error] mosqsub/10832-johncenaP@106.39.23.73:3024: username 'lsx', login failed - No auth module to check!

2)   emqttd.config
        {auth, [
            %% Authentication with username, password
            {username, []}

            %% Authentication with clientid
            %{clientid, [{password, no}, {file, "etc/clients.config"}]},

            %% Authentication with LDAP
            % {ldap, [
            %    {servers, ["localhost"]},
            %    {port, 389},
            %    {timeout, 30},
            %    {user_dn, "uid=$u,ou=People,dc=example,dc=com"},
            %    {ssl, fasle},
            %    {sslopts, [
            %        {"certfile", "ssl.crt"},
            %        {"keyfile", "ssl.key"}]}
            % ]},

            %% Allow all
            %{anonymous, []}
        ]},

test result
11:55:31.292 [info] Connect from 106.39.23.73:3274 -> 10.9.26.83:1883
11:55:31.292 [info] RECV from mosqsub/10672-johncenaP@106.39.23.73:3274: CONNECT(Qos=0, Retain=false, Dup=false, ClientId=mosqsub/10672-johncenaP, ProtoName=MQIsdp, ProtoVsn=3, CleanSess=true, KeepAlive=60, Username=lsx, Password=******)
11:55:31.292 [error] mosqsub/10672-johncenaP@106.39.23.73:3274: username 'lsx', login failed - Username Not Found

attach
starting emqttd on node 'emqttd@127.0.0.1'
emqttd trace is starting...[done]
emqttd pooler is starting...[done]
emqttd client manager is starting...[done]
emqttd session manager is starting...[done]
emqttd session supervisor is starting...[done]
emqttd pubsub is starting...[done]
emqttd stats is starting...[done]
emqttd metrics is starting...[done]
emqttd broker is starting...[done]
emqttd mode supervisor is starting...[done]
emqttd bridge supervisor is starting...[done]
emqttd access control is starting...[done]
emqttd system monitor is starting...[done]
11:43:07.131 [info] load module presence successfully
11:43:07.131 [info] load module autosub successfully
11:43:07.138 [info] load plugin emysql successfully
11:43:07.179 [info] start plugin emysql successfully
11:43:07.187 [info] load plugin emqttd_auth_mysql successfully
This is Test lsx init
11:43:07.199 [info] start plugin emqttd_auth_mysql successfully
11:43:07.236 [info] mqtt listen on 0.0.0.0:1883 with 16 acceptors.
11:43:07.236 [info] mqtts listen on 0.0.0.0:8883 with 4 acceptors.
11:43:07.240 [info] http listen on 0.0.0.0:8083 with 4 acceptors.
Erlang MQTT Broker 0.8.2 is running now

so i am confused to how to use mysql auth fuction。


Latitude e Longitude são números com precisão numérica!


I'd ditch the comma inside the quotes and put a period after the close quote.


somewhat, `async` is the branch, I changed to that one in a later commit.  It looks like David probably isn't going to merge, but we/he is going to come up with a way to do it outside of cap'n proto.


(minor) accidental change


LGTM


:warning: :warning: :warning: :warning:

Prestar mais atenção. Detalhes como convenção de nomes (PascalCase), tipos corretos de dados (string, double, int, etc) e corretos modificadores de acesso importam (private, internal, public, etc) !

:-1:


consistency: the other json keys are pascalCased, this one should be called `clangExcludePaths`.


You're right.... My bad. I was thinking before reading... I edited my comment.


Yes! :D


consistency: use pascalCasing for json keys: `clangExcludePaths`.


consistency: the filename should be `help-clangExcludedPaths.html`.


Okay, that sounds good. I really like these changes but don't want you to have to maintain your own branch.


I'm following the [IEEE citation style](http://www.ieee.org/documents/ieeecitationref.pdf) here. I'm happy to choose another citation style, but I don't know what is most common in the computer science community? (It arguably being the sloppiest scientific community I've ever seen if it comes to style guidelines. Humanities people I know would have a heart attack!)


Why wasn't this tied to these roles before, and what does it have to do with rhel7->centos7?


closes https://github.com/octgn/OCTGN/issues/1439


Also I removed the JAR because it wasn't able to access classes within it such as the State enum/class.


consistency: pascal casing used for other properties: name should be `clangExcludedPaths`.


Because we (i guess mostly sandon and i) would only ever run fab manually on a specific role + host, never on a role that would do all the hosts, so the @roles annotations are totally out of date.  And i was too lazy to go back and squash this into the previous commit


consistency: pascal casing (`clangExcludedPaths`)


These erase annotations are the wrong approach to erasing stuff. If the compiler is really going to erase any expression of the form (erase e), then this is totally unsound.

We should talk, ASAP.


https 不能解决这个问题，DNS被搞了，你还是会连evil的服务器，但是因为它没有假冒的域名的证书（颁发时它要证明自己是那域名的owner），所以用了https，DNS被钓了，你还可以看到一个证书错。

所以应该加上一条，公证处要证明你朋友确实住在你要寄的地址。


Lol


Because this service is located on Chat Server which can be a dedicated server, we don't have eXo Container here.


prop+tab+tab e não reparei em como ficou.


之前发过Cookie或者JWT，也是有口令的，然后朋友的小区大门有安检，说不出口令的，扔掉（401 Unauthorized）


Don't be so negative  x)


When judging changes, I always look for unit test changes corresponding to the functional changes.  Here, the unit test doesn't even contain a functional test (i.e. the `perform(build, launcher, listener)` method) - only a roundtrip persistency test, so you can't be blamed for not _extending_ it.


Please fix this formatting.


Super !


I guess this removal really belongs in the prior commit...but once I know that I don't care so much


I don't how understand how this tests that reindexing didn't occur. Is there something missing here?


CRC的话TCP已经有了，以前download大文件会加md5，貌似也没太大用，不如去掉。


Hey twsphere, that would be great. At the moment it doesn't support other languages but I'll work on adding support, then people can add translations. I've created an issue #3 for discussion. Thanks :)


I think I'd prefer having the keyword here, just for clarity


and here


ah.   are the roles now usable after this set of cleanups?


'tis done... https://doc.rust-lang.org/book/trait-objects.html


@mbj `before(:all)` is run before each example group. Did you meant to use `before(:suite)` instead? This runs once before everything starts.


ah. are the roles now usable after this set of cleanups?


@donnietron you killed this! **it is awesome**...

consider cleaning up http://jsfiddle.net/donniec/146ejave/1/ which still has eat sleep and work, nit picky... but I imagine this exercise is a leap for people and I imagine them being distracted by that cruft

In that same exercise, as much as it will be a challenge, I think you're giving them too much... consider

```js
var days = ['Monday', 'Tuesday', 'Wednesday', 'Thursday', 'Friday'];

days.map(theDay)

function theDay(day){
    return asyncPrint(day);
}
```
they then need to get the weekend on there at the end which will but them against the fact that `days.map(theDay).then` doesn't exist

just my 2 cents


holaaaaa


asd


This revision is clean.


Oh, interesting. Using `PatternMatchingEventHandler` might be the best way then?

I remember reading that on some systems, watchdog *can* rely on the OS for these callbacks instead of it subscribing to each folder under the hood. This would be much faster, even if we do have to handle these events at the application level.

It seems like there's a tradeoff. If that `.tox` directory was deep, then yes, that would be less efficient to handle all those file events. However, if *your project* is deep, subscribing to many events will be inefficient too. (Even more so if it's all manual subscribing.) One of the implications of manually handling subscribes is added complexity. So I think it'd be better to go with the simple case unless benchmarking can show that the extra complexity is well worth it.


Sell, the elements are at the right offsets all the time, but the graphics
are wrong. They get right after the first pan or zoom operation on the map
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Hum, maybe I am not awake yet, but I don't really see a big difference in src/rules/index.js. Not sure what I miss.


Thanks


@moya6 - I guess I didn't pay much attention to the order of the commits. Sorry about that. As long was we don't change the interface I'm okay with it. Throwing AccessControlException rather than IOException is certainly permissible and it unlikely to break very much code.


Great idea! Just the kind of feedback I was looking for. I'll change and fork.


Do you have a cluster with no VMs?


I think the render method gets to compact with ternary and inner conditions in return section. It would be nice to extract the logic out side of return.


Oh, the cmdlet was fixed with a later commit on the dev branch too


Can i read 6.2 PTR code?


It's actually BATCH, not BULK. Whoops.


bbcursive only has cat right now.  sum the ByteBuffer.limit()'s and rewrite all into one slab chunk.   adding c string functions are reasonable (strcmp, stricmp,strcpy, strncpy, memcpy) but havent been needed quite yet.

with bbcursive a second qualification of methods with "f" or "fast" returns ByteBufferReaders which peek and poke using misc.unsafe.  for some reason someone thought that's a faster way to access DirectByteBuffer memory than using the bb methods,   i havent confirmed this myself but it's a simple wrapper and opens up actual pointer operations (c mailboxes) from directmemory off-heap


Having updated to 3.1.13, I noticed that this change has resulted in an export to CSV bug when using custom export fields. Basically, if `$value` ends up being null, it will attempt to use the column heading that you've defined. If your column heading happens to contain the dot notation (for relationships), it will fail to resolve and throw an error. An example of this would be the following, where the dot notation has been used to clarify where the field is coming from..

```php
export = array(
	'Field' => 'Class.Field'
);
```

If `Field` ends up being null (which is completely valid), it will try to resolve `Class.Field` incorrectly. This results in..

`[User Error] **Class** is not a relation/field on **Class**`


I think we might also need to search provider by their identifier in the future.


I'm not a big fan of this type of coding. It is hard for new developers to understand the code. I would rather expand the condition. I rather see the `if` condition than this. Remember, this is all suggestions, nothing more.


report_fp is None by default. In that context `None` evaluates to false, so it ends up being the same.


Need to fix the IDE settings to prevent importing star.


bbcursive also has a debug-only log() function -- and a "debug" verb will print a bytebuffer when it's parsed in bb(myBuffer,flip,slice,debug)

using assert, the log() function is erased when -ea switch is not run on the jdk


Follow this suggestion to add new line at the end of the file.


This is causing conflict with MUZIMA-232. Need to decide which one comes first when both are merged to main repo.


i can't handle this swag help


it would be nice to extract the inline style into styles.js


Un téléphone androïde qui se transforme en télécommande, le tout pour gérer une application sur un Rapsbery pi.


Please update the template and remove this line.


@lsxredrain, could you compile the project? emqttd_auth_mysql plugin has a bug to handle password_hashoptions


Need the copyright attribution :)


Any plans to put optimizations such as this in a separate mod?


I'd like to propose that we make improvements to this implementation in order to support all types of binary. I don't think there's a reason for specifically using image reading methods? Something like:

```
NSData *data = [[NSFileManager defaultManager] contentsAtPath:uri];
```


I don't really have a strong feeling about retaining a static list of new providers like this one.


I just don't feel the need to retain them in memory all the time.


Ah... we didn't have a single arg CTOR for AccessControlException. Well that would explain it. Although, IMO, the better option would be to add that CTOR to AccessControlException rather than using the 2 arg CTOR here. Of course, if we did that, than we'd have to end up adding a single arg CTOR to all the other ESAPI exception classes if only for consistency. (The single arg would be interpreted as the user message and we'd just treat the logmessage as null and then skip the logging if logmessage was null.) But that's WAY too much work, so I think you made a good compromise here. So I'm okay with your change here.


Thank you. I redid the code and improved indentation.
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>
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Thanks Sina!


表示を見せてください．
#幅が小さい時には，modalでなくても幅が足りていないように思います．


configの設定から止められないですね．修正します．


Yes. I want the complete history and I know how to do it.


https://tools.ietf.org/id/draft-ietf-oauth-v2-bearer-04.xml#body-param
there was `oauth_token` then it was changed to `bearer_token` then it was finalized as a `access_token` however, there is large number of clients who still use `bearer_token` param.


Lionel Henry <notifications@github.com> writes:

> Hi. Would it be ok to move this inside (helm-documentation)? Because
> this currently causes (helm-mode) to load org and delays emacs launch
> by 0.5s.

Done, thanks.

--
Thierry
Get my Gnupg key:
gpg --keyserver pgp.mit.edu --recv-keys 59F29997


You cannot use non meteor code here, thats why it wants fibers.


It would make more sense to name it as accessToken ;)


I have no Idea, why only positive cases represented in the test suite


TeamCity xBIM :: Xbim Geometry :: Release [Build 89](http://ncl-xbim.hq.4projects.com:8080/viewLog.html?buildId=1793&buildTypeId=XBIM_XbimGeometry_Release) is now running


Symbols should not be converted to Cci interfaces by using type cast operator.


I am Investigating the problem...


Now verifies the input when message without specify time will post as current time. If no time nor message will do nothing.


`main` doesn't support arguments because it is not supposed to be called directly (planned to be disabled entirely AFAIK). The plan is t run tests with `pub run test` only, but this is delayed because there are a few open  issues with this approach currently. No way to debug or to enable checked moDe.


Somebody try this before you change it. I can't even get to the website anymore.


@rexcardan Thanks for removing this non-portable code, despite its criticality :-)

While I am at it, could I also humbly suggest an alternative solution to this part, to avoid checking the value size every iteration inside the loop:

    if (ValueSizeInBytes == 4)
    {
      while (binReader.BaseStream.Position < binReader.BaseStream.Length)
      {
        DoseValues.Add(scaling * binReader.ReadInt32());
      }
    }
    else
    {
      while (binReader.BaseStream.Position < binReader.BaseStream.Length)
      {
        DoseValues.Add(scaling * binReader.ReadUInt16());
      }
    }


Currently unused.


這行是多餘的


Oops it was an error. I have removed it.


I may just remove hq2x, which is the only one of the filters that is multithreaded. Seems silly to add dependencies and headaches just for one upscaling filter. And in this day and age it makes more sense to use shaders than software filters anyway.


We don't put ' around numbers.


currentPort is only used in one "if currentPort = port" ... but never set to a different value. Maybe this should happen when using "sampleJoy(port)".


this ip is an artifact of using the live update feature of ionic (ionic run ios -l -c). it shouldnt have any affect on your code. if you use ionic run ios, this ip address will go away


6月2日


So this throws even at 300,000?  It's not clear what the right fix is...


не верно стояло в индексе для un (был сам х и фи, вместо индексов)


occasionally ~~occassionally~~


`errors.NewBadRequest`?


`errors.NewBadRequest` ?


Hmm this still seems to be your local ip do we need to commit it ... Just saying

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@creeonix I personally prefer that naming convention, and would be in favor of supporting it, but it's not a part of the RFC standard, if that's what we're basing this off of. I'm certainly willing to go off script though if @stubailo agrees. We could accept either `access_token` or `accessToken`. It would allow devs to keep a consistent naming convention if they've already chosen one style over the other.


Resize icons to standard dimensions


umm... it is in everything but v1beta3... weird


Yep, checked the MDN docs, its a positive. My apologies~!

[MDN Generators](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Guide/Iterators_and_Generators)


Haha. I spent the entirety of November and half of December trying to figure out how the LG sensors crap worked....


fixed in #2679


They forgot to add php after ?.


shouldn't this be saSCC


We probably want to have a few different SCCs to match the pods in this test against, to demonstrate that the exact match is found.


Thanks! Much appreciated.


I think we need to support `List` as well. I don't think we use arrays anywhere.


Just as a reminder, problems like this can more likely be a compiler issue.


@arkokoley

It's using GET method for posting requests. How to use POST method here?


I was actually a little surprised when making that change to see that hq2x was the only reason OpenMP was used at all. I wouldn't mind getting rid of it (or at least making it a compile-time option somehow) since I don't really think it's worth requiring the extra dependency for something I doubt very many people use anyway.

How feasible is it to have a "true" implementation of hq2x in a bsnes-ready fragment shader? The implementation in libretro's common-shaders requires the emulator to load an additional texture for weight  lookups, but I'm not nearly savvy enough with hardware rendering to know if there's another way, which is why I'd rather make it an optional part of snesfilter than remove it outright.


pdf? what are you talking about i thought this was only and epub generator :|
@miguemely


OR you can just provide stdint.h for visual studio (that's what many other projects do).

    /*
     * Common typedefs. Since stdint.h is not available on older versions of
     * Microsoft Visual Studio, they get declared here.
     * http://msinttypes.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/stdint.h
     */
    #if _MSC_VER
    #  include <ham/msstdint.h>
    #else
    #  include <stdint.h>
    #endif

Here is the file - it falls back to using the compiler provided include files if they are available:
https://github.com/cruppstahl/hamsterdb/blob/master/include/ham/msstdint.h


Done: sent PR #451.


My bad here. It should be `{0}`  and `{1}` instead of %s.


That `KODI_INCLUDE_DIR` in `prepare-env.cmake` was only for internal use to make sure the directory exists and that the header files are installed into the proper location.
I'm absolutely no expert on this but if you look at other libraries we use (like ogg or vorbis) they also install their headers into `/usr/include/<library name>/` but their `<library name>_INCLUDE_DIR` points to `/usr/include/` and their includes look like `#include <<library name>/foo.h>`. Shouldn't this be the same for the kodi header files? Why would that lead to a lot of `if(LINUX)`? It would be the same on all platforms. All that would change is that `APP_INCLUDE_DIR` would point to `/usr/include/` instead of `/usr/include/kodi/`.


This is for property values coming from the store. There we only store primitives and arrays of primitives, AFAIK


@narfbg Shouldn't the `save_queries` follow the same condition? As an argument, this is in the comments in this file:

> When you run a query, with this setting set to TRUE (default), CodeIgniter will store the SQL statement for **debugging** purposes


Changed file


You can use
```
 return value.getClass().isArray() && Array.getLength( value ) > 0;
```
instead. Not sure if it is more efficient but it is less code.


make abstract to avoid instantiation


I wonder why this is necessary. I did expect that the coordinates of `new_p` are already initialized with zero when using the default constructor. But if I understand [cpp reference site](http://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/language/default_initialization) correctly the entries of the underlying `std::array` are default initialized. For plain old data types the value is indeterminate. I think mostly the values are zero but this is not assured all the time. We could change the default constructor of `MathLib::TemplatePoint` to ensure the desired behaviour:
```
template <typename T, std::size_t DIM>
TemplatePoint<T,DIM>::TemplatePoint() :
    _x({})
{}
```


Charming!


"#aaa" is a better color choice


证书也是https方案的一种。所以我这里说的也是要包括解决这种dns劫持的情况了。但是你点醒了我，证书时针对域名颁发的，相当于针对一个地址颁发的，而我发送包裹的时候其实并不在乎朋友住在那里，只要能朋友能收到解开就好。我要想想怎么在这个文章里写出来。


call it keyFile


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hi xsp


OK


这也是一个办法。但是这个不是https方案的一部分吧，所以我不想写在这里面～


那为什么书里还说https方案有提供完整性保证？


you mean the option (i.e. `"keyFile": "KeyFile.snk"`)


Ja, einfach das "be" weg.


How about  IOUtils.closeQuietly(config); from import org.apache.commons.io.IOUtils;?


yes， I have just git clone from https://github.com/emqtt/emqttd  and make dist this  version。
I find several different。
1、emqttd\plugins\emqttd_auth_mysql\etc\plugin.config
{emysql, [
   {pool,      4},
   {host,      "localhost"},
   {port,      3306},
   {username,  "root"},
   {password,  "11111"},
   {database,  "mqtt"},
   {encoding,  utf8}
]},
{emqttd_auth_mysql, [
   {users_table, mqtt_users},
   {password_hash, plain},
   {field_mapper, [
       {username, username},
       {password, password}
   ]}
]}

in emqttd\plugins\emqttd_auth_mysql\src\emqttd_auth_mysql.erl
init(Opts) ->
    Mapper = proplists:get_value(field_mapper, Opts),
    {ok, #state{user_table = proplists:get_value(user_table, Opts),
                name_field = proplists:get_value(username, Mapper),
                pass_field = proplists:get_value(password, Mapper),
                pass_hash  = proplists:get_value(password_hash, Opts)}}.

check(#mqtt_client{username = undefined}, _Password, _State) ->
    {error, "Username undefined"};
check(#mqtt_client{username = <<>>}, _Password, _State) ->
    {error, "Username undefined"};
check(_Client, undefined, _State) ->
    {error, "Password undefined"};
check(_Client, <<>>, _State) ->
    {error, "Password undefined"};
check(#mqtt_client{username = Username}, Password,
      #state{user_table = UserTab, pass_hash = Type,
             name_field = NameField, pass_field = PassField}) ->
    Where = {'and', {NameField, Username}, {PassField, hash(Type, Password)}},
    case emysql:select(UserTab, Where) of
        {ok, []} -> {error, "Username or Password "};
        {ok, _Record} -> ok
    end.

3、emqttd\plugins\emqttd_auth_mysql\src\emqttd_auth_mysql_app.erl
start(_StartType, _StartArgs) ->
    Env = application:get_all_env(),
    ok = emqttd_access_control:register_mod(auth, emqttd_auth_mysql, Env),
    supervisor:start_link({local, ?MODULE}, ?MODULE, []).

now it is test result
starting emqttd on node 'emqttd@127.0.0.1'
emqttd trace is starting...[done]
emqttd pooler is starting...[done]
emqttd client manager is starting...[done]
emqttd session manager is starting...[done]
emqttd session supervisor is starting...[done]
emqttd pubsub is starting...[done]
emqttd stats is starting...[done]
emqttd metrics is starting...[done]
emqttd broker is starting...[done]
emqttd mode supervisor is starting...[done]
emqttd bridge supervisor is starting...[done]
emqttd access control is starting...[done]
emqttd system monitor is starting...[done]
13:59:46.678 [info] load module presence successfully
13:59:46.678 [info] load module autosub successfully
13:59:46.686 [info] load plugin emysql successfully
13:59:46.716 [info] start plugin emysql successfully
13:59:46.720 [info] load plugin emqttd_auth_mysql successfully
13:59:46.726 [info] start plugin emqttd_auth_mysql successfully
13:59:46.754 [info] mqtt listen on 0.0.0.0:1883 with 16 acceptors.
13:59:46.756 [info] mqtts listen on 0.0.0.0:8883 with 4 acceptors.
13:59:46.761 [info] http listen on 0.0.0.0:8083 with 4 acceptors.
Erlang MQTT Broker 0.8.2 is running now
Eshell V6.4  (abort with ^G)
(emqttd@127.0.0.1)1> 14:00:30.305 [info] Connect from 106.39.23.73:45278 -> 10.9.26.83:1883
14:00:30.454 [info] RECV from mosqsub/11176-johncenaP@106.39.23.73:45278: CONNECT(Qos=0, Retain=false, Dup=false, ClientId=mosqsub/11176-johncenaP, ProtoName=MQIsdp, ProtoVsn=3, CleanSess=true, KeepAlive=60, Username=lsx, Password=******)
14:00:30.454 [info] Client 106.39.23.73:45278 terminated, reason: {{case_clause,{error,<<"#42S02Table 'mqtt.undefined' doesn't exist">>}},[{emqttd_auth_mysql,check,3,[{file,"src/emqttd_auth_mysql.erl"},{line,58}]},{emqttd_access_control,auth,3,[{file,"src/emqttd_access_control.erl"},{line,75}]},{emqttd_protocol,handle,2,[{file,"src/emqttd_protocol.erl"},{line,145}]},{emqttd_client,process_received_bytes,2,[{file,"src/emqttd_client.erl"},{line,195}]},{gen_server,try_dispatch,4,[{file,"gen_server.erl"},{line,593}]},{gen_server,handle_msg,5,[{file,"gen_server.erl"},{line,659}]},{proc_lib,init_p_do_apply,3,[{file,"proc_lib.erl"},{line,237}]}]}

=ERROR REPORT==== 2-Jun-2015::14:00:30 ===
** Generic server <0.269.0> terminating
** Last message in was {inet_async,#Port<0.4755>,31,
                           {ok,<<16,47,0,6,77,81,73,115,100,112,3,194,0,60,0,
                                 23,109,111,115,113,115,117,98,47,49,49,49,
                                 55,54,45,106,111,104,110,99,101,110,97,80,0,
                                 3,108,115,120,0,3,108,115,120>>}}
** When Server state == {state,esockd_transport,#Port<0.4755>,
                            {{106,39,23,73},45278},
                            "106.39.23.73:45278 -> 10.9.26.83:1883",true,
                            running,false,
                            {none,{mqtt_packet_limit,65536}},
                            {proto_state,
                                {{106,39,23,73},45278},
                                #Fun<emqttd_client.1.70297938>,false,
                                undefined,undefined,undefined,undefined,
                                undefined,undefined,undefined,1024,<0.269.0>},
                            [{max_clientid_len,1024},{max_packet_size,65536}],
                            undefined}
** Reason for termination ==
** {{case_clause,{error,<<"#42S02Table 'mqtt.undefined' doesn't exist">>}},
    [{emqttd_auth_mysql,check,3,
                        [{file,"src/emqttd_auth_mysql.erl"},{line,58}]},
     {emqttd_access_control,auth,3,
                            [{file,"src/emqttd_access_control.erl"},
                             {line,75}]},
     {emqttd_protocol,handle,2,[{file,"src/emqttd_protocol.erl"},{line,145}]},
     {emqttd_client,process_received_bytes,2,
                    [{file,"src/emqttd_client.erl"},{line,195}]},
     {gen_server,try_dispatch,4,[{file,"gen_server.erl"},{line,593}]},
     {gen_server,handle_msg,5,[{file,"gen_server.erl"},{line,659}]},
     {proc_lib,init_p_do_apply,3,[{file,"proc_lib.erl"},{line,237}]}]}
14:00:31.504 [info] Connect from 106.39.23.73:45279 -> 10.9.26.83:1883


Ha ez így van nekem nem fut, ezért fordítottam meg. Vagy hagyjuk így a fejlesztés idejéig vagy magyarázd el hogy kell megoldani:D


Probably better. But only if this dep is already pulled in.


Good point, I was contemplating that my self but couldn't find a good way to get it out. Lets get on a call and try to find a way!


... okay... and?


前面for循环已经生成TableConfig对象，从tables中取出即可。与前面的for循环中生成TableConfig逻辑重复，容易造成后续代码修改的前后逻辑不一致。


那个完整性是指加密时自然就做了完整性的检查么？不清楚加密算法的细节。


Having `.qbs` first in the list makes it the *primary* file extension.  I'm guessing `.qml` should be the primary extension.


Sure.


Flove


IOUtils.closeQuietly doesn't support FileCacheable


Mmh, das Problem hatte ich auch noch nicht. Starte am besten das ganze noch mal mit einer Console aus dem XServer heraus. Wird eine Log Datei angelegt? Per default sollte in die Datei mephisto.log geloggt werden.


Yup, by default future posts aren't displayed.


I was trying to test it. Login part I haven't done anything. I just connected it to the next view controller and added email request while signing up.


test


Metadata version should not be changed without both a good reason and team coordination.

We are already in 0.3.11


thanks for always replied my question, i already installed the library :smile: thank you so much


@jedie What strange?


@TheMolkaPL lepsze?


Raising an error will stop the whole chef-run. There should be more gentle ways to do this.


Can you help me bro? How do i force wake the touch adapters?


The DocString with his non ASCII characters ;)


Not a big deal, but I would put this *underneath* the main abstract. The blog platform on spring.io shows the first couple of sentences as a "taster" on the /blogs page. It's better if that says something about the content.


I don't think section headings are needed here (plus they are very short sections).


@creeonix If there is still a large number of clients using the `bearer_token` then I'm in favor of supporting it. I'll leave the final call up to @stubailo though.


lenght -> status.length


A bigger deal is this: there is no "abstract". We need a paragraph at the top that pulls readers in and describes the purpose of the article.


Ditto.


Should be h2. heading?


正規表現がどういう文字列を取ってきてくれるか書いてくれると神


Thanks for your answer.
Actually, the biggest problem is just that I couldn't find a way to pass the `zookeeper_hosts` variable now (when it's an array of objects instead of strings) if I use ansible-zookeeper as a role in a playbook.
See [my stackoverflow question here](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/30572439/ansible-jinja2-transform-an-array-of-strings-to-array-of-objects#comment49236062_30572439)


What's the point for this refactor?


This is IMO where the actual article starts. I would move all of the "Intro to Angular" piece into an appendix (section at the end after the conclusion) in case readers want more deep background. The problem is this: the way it stands the article dives in pretty deep with concepts and there are no practical hooks to guide the user when reading about the abstract concepts there. It's useful to have this material somewhere, just not at the top.


They are closed later when the JarFile is closed. From the ZipFile#close() JavaDoc:
Closing this ZIP file will close all of the input streams previously returned by invocations of the #getInputStream method.


Great!

However the var  "$gecos_os" should be named "workstatation_os" or "installed_os" as the Control Center can manage Ubuntu (and maybe others) and not only GECOS.


Yeah, I'll be sure to bring back the rake task before release.

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This is a bit cheesy if you ask me (especially the last sentence). I would rather talk about the benefits than proclaim about the future (unless you can find a quote and make it a third-party saying it).


Better use File.PathSeparator


Why is this commented out? did you get the dynamic inventory to work?


> You don’t need any of this for bot-ci. But you do need this for powerline tests. This is incorrect to attach these dependencies here.

Thanks for the heads up! I'll shift these back to Powerline.

> In fact I do not see why this ebuild exists at all: from the whole repository a single file is used.

It exists... because I had no idea what I was doing. The current approach *is* demonstrably superior to the prior approach, but that may not be saying much. The prior approach was **unspeakably terribad**. We're *not* reverting back to that.

In your opinion, is there a reasonable expectation that the Powerline tests will only ever need that one file from `bot-ci`? If so, I'd be delighted to replace `app-misc/powerline-bot-ci` with a manual fetch in `app-misc/powerline` of the Github URL with the raw contents of the most recent version of that file. Which file *is* that, by the way?

I'm concerned that the Powerline tests could someday require more than one file from `bot-ci`. In that case, the current approach probably remains our safest bet.


Pull is here https://github.com/Particular/NServiceBus/pull/2743

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ARGHHH.  GIT Y U NO WORK


I think that it would be clearer to close the resources here explicitly.


Yup! :-)


Looks like UI was passing in a null value for requestedHostId.  This was overriding the value cattle was coming up with from the allocator.  Hence things ended up getting deployed to the same host.  Also, explains why we didn't see this from our integration tests since we don't pass in null values.


The problem is there is currently no error handling middleware in simple:rest. I've added some in #43. I can merge the two together to provide error handling middleware in this PR if @stubailo agrees. I just thought this PR was growing a bit large already, and I was unable to get the error middleware added to the bottom of the middleware stack, so I didn't want to delay this update for that. But after giving it some more thought, it would definitely seem to belong alongside these changes, since the error handling does work with other middleware. That way I could add the negative tests back in.


Why is this necessary?


why did you delete these files ？


This was the part that I thought was overkill, registering multiple taggers per event type. One should be enough, and other composition can be done in code.


why these files has been deleted ?


comment check


Hi! Thanks for doing this! Can I merge your changes back into DuckieTV?!


Fair enough.


we set float to mediump - the fact that this works on pi and does have the issue on wetek makes me think that wetek uses lowp for mediump. Shouldn't you see similar issues on rbpi when using lowp floats? Or is it up to the gpu what kind of precision lowp really is...


when bringing this into the adapter the signature should be something like

    def metaDataFor(event: Any): M

where M is a type parameter of the EventAdapter, so that each journal can defined what type they support for the meta data


Your commit comment is very unhelpful.  Just saying. :smile:


Why using `x[ [slice(w,-w)]*x.ndim ]` is invalid?


Nice. Works perfect.


My bad~ I will translate it to English in the future version.


@jedie Does it cause errors when you use this app?


Nel form di login, tramire dictionary .js . Prova a fare il login e vedi.
Cmq le ho già rimesse io
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Another Kanged Commit @MemAllocator ?


good