I think yes

Thanks,
Abhishek
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instead of `href="geojson.js"` it should be `src="geojson.js"`


I love that you are using git for your papers :)


Haha. Sure thing! I think Numpy and Scipy use 'Parameters', but agree that 'Arguments' is more conventional.


This variable is going to override what is in the GeoJSON.


Let's not repeat this.


Hi peterdd,

This is a strange error, it seems to be an old problem of php on many versions :
- https://bugs.php.net/bug.php?id=69240
- https://bugs.php.net/bug.php?id=53041
- ...

Thanks for your proposal but a css directory that starts with a point will be ignored. Maybe that's a problem ? Moreover, the is_dir function already ignore all files (include htaccess, I guess...)


Hey Eric,

Thanks for contributing!

Have you tested this, though?

First, the `subtree` option pertains to the `recursive` strategy, not the `subtree` strategy.  It shouldn't help in the form you're using here.

Second, even in the proper combo, we've observed here and there a couple breakages with that approach (which makes no sense: it's admittedly more explicit and avoids heuristics); this is why we haven't gone that road yet: we need to investigate, replicate, and generally make this ironclad.


You'd need an extra qualifier tho, if you automatically get a shields bonus every turn, then troop ships can never land even if there's a massive bombardment from orbit.


The `sitename` variable in here should be named `site` instead, otherwise this causes the following error (at least for me):
````
    Data failed to compile:
----------
    Rendering SLS 'base:apache.vhosts.standard' failed: Jinja variable 'sitename' is undefined
````


To add the "coorsLayer" from the GeoJSON, it would look like this:
```javascript
var coorsLayer = L.geoJson(coorsField, {
	pointToLayer: function (feature, latlng) {
    	return L.marker(latlng);
    },
}).addTo(map);```

I took out the `{icon: baseballIcon}` from the example because that references the a custom image that you don't have available.


> I would not object to once again applying it to all browsers.

Rock! I'd still like to see if the other guards [mentioned earlier](https://github.com/jquery/sizzle/commit/28f4c67c508719cc76e2075dce0e4cbe0e325919#commitcomment-11772907) help. Once you're able to test I'm happy to do the leg work on the PR.


I don't understand.  The first post in that link says "When using the StandardButtons (e.g. OK and Cancel) the SIGNAL accept() and SIGNAL reject() are not emitted at all." which is exactly what I see.  A later message says "The documentation should mention that accepted() and rejected() signals of QMessageBox are never emitted when using StandardButtons."

If I remove the `.addButton` and instead use

    _purgeCountdownWindow.setStandardButtons(QMessageBox::Cancel);
(while keeping the)

    connect(&_purgeCountdownWindow, SIGNAL(rejected()),
        this, SLOT(stopPurgeCountdown()));

then clicking "Cancel" removes the window, but it does *not* generate a `rejected()` signal.  As a result, the timer keeps on going even though the notification/warning dialog has disappeared!

I agree that this sounds like a weird bug, but evidently I'm not the only person to encounter it.


The `sitename` variable in here should be named `site` instead I guess, otherwise this causes the following error (at least for me):
````
    Data failed to compile:
----------
    Rendering SLS 'base:apache.vhosts.standard' failed: Jinja variable 'sitename' is undefined
````


unused import


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


I've seen that, thanks it works.


The failing builds suggest that the configure test need some - or a lot of? - entropy for /dev/random. Perhaps this specific test can be overridden with a configure option.


Not sure why didn't you merge these two lines into one, here and below. Merging anyway!


In the Host createIFrame static method - I am thinking about the wmode opacity stuff.  We might need to be able to configure the host to use that.


Ah thanks. The perils of debugging.

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hola te envio la tarea


:thumbsup:

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- obsługa interfejsu (telnet/RAW/itp) (F)(KR)
- opracowanie składni paczki wysyłanej (F)(KR)
- opracowanie składni paczki odbieranej (F)(KR)
- opracowanie sposobu wysyłania paczki (F)(KR)
- opracowanie sposobu odbierania paczki (F)(KR)
- opracowanie reakcji na paczkę przychodzącą (F)(IST)
- wysoka wydajność (NF)(IST)
- interfejs komunikacyjny (NF)(INNE)


r+


just realtime\src


ng-repeat com length 0 é diferente de um ng-if false?


I would *really* like to figure out a way to prevent this from being applied to all browsers, since it has several negative effects.

> The last time I checked, it was a long while ago, jQuery's iframe support story (scripting from parent to iframe) wasn't 100% baked/worked-through yet.

Due to the special cases I'm not sure we could ever completely bake or work through them. Cross-frame queries are such a shakey edge case, and I hate them with great passion, but people do them and from a legacy standpoint we've supported it.

To me the ideal resolution here would be for Edge to not throw for this case, or for us to have some way to detect Edge and avoid the cross-iframe access of death. I suppose we could `¯\_(ツ)_/¯` our way out of it and let Edge throw but we have historically tried to avoid those kinds of potholes for devs.


We either need to remove this `return 0` or else add it to the non-globus save branch below, for consistency.  I vote for adding it below.


Revert this line, I will increase it by myself few days after the merge. I want to think if there is anything else to add before I increase the version.


applied


[`$enc_type`](https://php.net/http_build_query#refsect1-function.http-build-query-changelog) for `http_build_query()` is only available in PHP 5.4+


`master` is currently ahead of `develop` by 2 commits (the ones that i accidentally put here). We can merge them into `develop` which is technically fine if we treat them as hotfixes in this Git Branching Model (http://nvie.com/posts/a-successful-git-branching-model/).

The other option is to remove them from `master` and force push it.

Cool I'll keep my eye out on the wiki and maybe add some stuff.


Maybe move the index/column naming up into the `topics` DataFrame.


Just like 99% of all `// todo` comments this probably just deserves in a ticket.

Also, there's only one directory to be tested right? The `app/` directory? Then it would probably have been easier to directly write out `assert.file('app')` instead of the todo comment, lol.


* TODO: rewrite this as it is doing way too much and is very messy now.


This fixes the lag moving issue. Thanks @dooglus !


LGTM :+1:


Sorry about the message, I didn't know the link was autogenerated!


Will resolve CATALINA_OPTS argument conflict.


`llroundl` are not needed since `start` and `end` are not float numbers. Also, if the `shift` is big enough then we will have integer overflow. You must check if the `start` or `end` will overflow and set them to 0.


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


But if the is_dir() triggers the warning too due to a php bug, the ignoring of all '.'-files prevents calling the is_dir() function (and the resulting warning)? Because the following statements aren't executed if previous statements return false when connecting them with &&.

I think nobody would/should name a theme directory with a starting '.', because such files or directories are shown as 'hidden' on unixoid systems. And even if somebody does it by renaming a existing theme directory, he does it exactly for that reason. (hiding it)


@teers херовый ты артефакт собрал
Error: Could not find or load main class com.rmtheis.yandtran.Frame.GUI


Repeat after me: Java is not my fault, Java is not my fault, Java is not my fault... :)


Merging theme variables like this is a bit of a divergence from our normal pattern. My preference would be to just use the theme variable in the style declaration:
```
color: theme.color;
```


now im adding to your code!


Thanks for the quick fix!


why do we have the shortened form for help?


Lots of line changes because I enabled EOL-whitespace-trimming.


feel free!


J'ai pas trop testé !
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It's something I've been meaning to look into for a while, I just sort of forgot about it until you complained about it again.


no mention of the logging memory leak? did that fix (or fixes) make it in?


what is kimchi?


What happens when a user ^C's the tail? Does it exit nicely?


Thanks @dorimanx to leading me this way :)


LGTM


Is there a better way to hide `cv` behind `view` without leaving `cv` lying around for anybody to access anyway?


> On Jun 19, 2015, at 4:36 PM, Igor Canadi <notifications@github.com> wrote:
>
> Fixed with 022edca
>
> :)

Thanks Igor, I've opened SERVER-19058 to fix this from the MongoDB side.
However, if this call is not useful for you (and at this point it isn't
useful for any other storage engines that we know), I think we should
just remove it altogether.

What do you think?

  -Geert

PS. I posted a message on mongodb-dev suggesting the removal


pls don't be lazy.


cjevere maldito


Doubt it's a performance advantage to do so, and it's expecting a string anyway. So will be coerced.


y acá que hizo?


has nothing to do with issue two


The underscore sql syntax convention is not needed to map reference properties?


ok cava


Hello from FULL_TEST_CASE :p


Hi, and thanks for the contribution.

I found at least one file that has the `/Analyses/Basecall_2D_000/Log` dataset, but where the sampling rate is missing. Perhaps it's an earlier file version. In that case, `idx` above would be set to `std::string::npos`, and things could go wrong after that (at minimum, the final `atof` would be called on an empty string). So, could you add a check that the line containing "Sampling rate" actually exists?

I suggest adding these methods:
- `std::string get_log() const` (I'd add the prefix `get_` because `log` alone can mean other things)
- `bool have_sampling_rate() const`
- `double get_sampling_rate() const`

Can you make these changes to the pull request?
Thanks,
M


Oh, yeah, people use windows still.  Sorry - I forget that sometimes.


[{package.json,.travis.yml}]
indent_style = space
indent_size = 2


FYI, I am not working on the superbuild, just SMTK standalone.

And on further reflection, I suspect that my symptom occurs only when I set
CMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX to a *relative path* (I generally use "install").
Referring to smtk:master, in file smtk/CMakeLists.txt

   - Lines 158-161 install the python module files to the destination
   ${SMTK_PYTHON_MODULEDIR}/smtk
   - And lines 154-155 set SMTK_PYTHON_MODULEDIR (depending on conditions)
   to ${CMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX}/${CMAKE_INSTALL_LIBEXECDIR}/python/site-packages.
   - Now if I understand the CMake install command correctly: If the
   destination is specified as a relative path, then it is interpreted to be
   relative to CMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX. So if my CMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX is a
   relative path, it gets inserted in both places (lines 154-155 and 158-161).

So maybe lines 154-155 need to be enclosed in another "if" level, depeding
on whether CMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX is absolute or not?

On Fri, Jun 19, 2015 at 4:34 PM, David Thompson <notifications@github.com>
wrote:

> This is not necessary on my system (Mac OS X 10.10). Without your patch,
> the modules are correctly installed to
> /.../install/libexec/python/site-packages/smtk. If you look in
> GNUInstallDirs.cmake (where CMAKE_INSTALL_LIBEXECDIR is defined), you'll
> see that it specifically does *not* contain CMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX. There
> is another variable named CMAKE_INSTALL_FULL_LIBEXECDIR that does contain
> the absolute path. Perhaps the superbuild is incorrectly setting
> CMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX?
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> To me the ideal resolution here would be for Edge to not throw for this case, or for us to have some way to detect Edge and avoid the cross-iframe access of death

Since cross-frame queries are such a shakey edge case why are you concerned with the possible impact of a vendor gateless fix? Hadn't it worked before the Chrome app issue w/o complaint? Or was their an outpouring of perf issues reported because of this fix? I say let's see if it can be solved in the Chrome app issue easily and move on. No need to try to sniff out IE for this if it can be solved with a try-catch or smth trivial.


nice, thanks


DesignDaysGridView (evanweaver) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (2194 of 2213 tests passed)

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this link is good. maybe a place for them to start reading as it covers our styles too.


Ignore these additions, will remove them


@who - Created a new branch off of develop_2.0 with the changes.


This sets a default return value in case the response code is not one of the values expected.


This line is longer than the maximum (110 characters) that `CONTRIBUTING.md` requires. Something more concise that just says what's going to happen (eg. "Check for AngularJS listeners on the element.") would be preferable; the comment didn't have to keep advocating for the code once it's in the codebase.


:scream: :+1:


Hi!

You're right, I didn't think about this. Sure, I'll do it by the beginning
of next week. Thanks!

Nicola

2015-06-19 17:06 GMT-04:00 Matei David <notifications@github.com>:

> Hi, and thanks for the contribution.
>
> I found at least one file that has the /Analyses/Basecall_2D_000/Log
> dataset, but where the sampling rate is missing. Perhaps it's an earlier
> file version. In that case, idx above would be set to std::string::npos,
> and things could go wrong after that (at minimum, the final atof would be
> called on an empty string). So, could you add a check that the line
> containing "Sampling rate" actually exists?
>
> I suggest adding these methods:
>
>    - std::string get_log() const (I'd add the prefix get_ because log
>    alone can mean other things)
>    - bool have_sampling_rate() const
>    - double get_sampling_rate() const
>
> Can you make these changes to the pull request?
> Thanks,
> M
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>


I'm not sure, but it's consistent with our other commands


It kills the process, so yes?


I'm not sure that's even needed, we might just write
```
CachedView const view (*lpLedger, getApp().getSLECache());
```


the index is named there, but as "hash_val" which makes sense given how
it's processed - but if you think it's better i can move it up np

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>


ssexoooo riiico


I think the warning is triggered by is_file(). But you're right, there is no reason to name a theme directory with a starting '.'


Pushed a fix


Hello from FULL_TEST_CASE :p


Should this be `TaskPlanActions.saved.removeListener(@saved)`?


Would a `switch` statement be better here?


It must support autocomplete in IDE.


It must support autocomplete in IDE, too


Ok that seems to be more logic to me


Looking back at this, I don't see how a `hasheq` works here? Don't chars have to be compared with `eqv`? I know literal chars get interned but does that apply to strings read from a file?


Lets change all the copyrights to reflect year 2015.


DesignDaysGridView (evanweaver) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (2187 of 2213 tests passed)

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@raphaelhoffmann Why do we choose oracle java over openjdk?  On Travis, we're testing against both for no good reason, and I'm thinking of dropping one of them.  Do you have a good reason why we should stick to either of them?  Based on a quick search, it seems the difference became minor since Java7.


Not much difference. `switch` would be more lines.


wh at  the fuckk


fixes #10


Oh right these lines were creating the problem?


I understand the optimization reasons but i just want to remind you of testing stuff in debug builds after adding asserts like this.


Yes


This should be resolved now. Thanks!


Yeah


added :volume, :volume= methods as well as :volume style on video element


I super love the ascii art!


??  This seems to work just fine: `plot(1:5,1:5,xlab=expression("mean" %+-% "SD"))`


saw approval from christophermancini
at https://github.com/basho/riak-ruby-client/commit/6ef93c79522cf9ee18caf6f56f0e2b7bac9c0daf


merging basho/riak-ruby-client/bk-j396-document-weird-encodings = 6ef93c79 into borshop-integration-235-bk-j396-document-weird-encodings


basho/riak-ruby-client/bk-j396-document-weird-encodings = 6ef93c79 merged ok, testing candidate = 266c4192


SNAPSHOT dependencies to external projects must be avoided as it makes build fail outside SonarSource infrastructure (travis-ci).
Is this version of persistit required right now ? An option is to release persistit before doing this change


I can name this option `-b` instead of `-n`, as you suggested in PR #8. Also this PR is a bit unclean as it depends on other PRs.


This bad boy needs a comma!


do'h thanks Ben

- Jaime

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wrote:

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Fantastic. Your code is very easy to read and follow. Great work here.


I like that you left a comment here. Helps you know what to do next when you come back to this project later down the road.


Is this supposed to be "region." instead of "regions."?


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These comments may even be better as a docstring because they explain what the method will do and are of general interest.


2g is unfortunately not enough when running `gwt:run`. I will fix this by having by default -Xmx4g with the possibility to overwrite the value in e.g. CI jobs.


You don't need a new error code, we already have SR_ERR_NA for this.


@mae00003

### タイトル と下線
---

### コード
``` java
public class maeda () {
}
```

### チェックボックス
- [ ] このクラスがクールだと思ったらチェック

### 絵文字
:100:

### リスト
* まえだ
* まえだ


Outdent the text so it is in line with the quotes.


WTF!

Who is  Yves911


also, its d'oh or doh but never do'h #simpsonselementsofstyle


close #56


Resolves issue #2


Instead of a string, use a comment. Strings will be compiled and stored in memory whereas comments are ignored by the interpreter.


```c
if (!sdi || !command)
        return SR_ERR_ARG;

if (!sdi->driver || !sdi->driver->dev_custom_command)
        return SR_ERR_NA;
```


The cause of the error is that in order to cache the facet values, we have to serialize the search object. It is illegal to serialize a closure, and some parts of the Zend Framework service manager contain closures. Thus, in order to serialize the object, we have to remove all of the parts that contain service managers (using the __sleep magic method) and then restore them upon deserializing the object from the cache (there's a restoreServiceLocator method, or something similar to that, which handles this). Perhaps you have a customization that is putting a closure in a place where it's not normally found, and you need to customize the sleep/wakeup routines to work around it. Let me know if you need more help troubleshooting.


Yaaay!  Hello, fellow English-speaking person!


Currently, if line 85 above fails, this will still run.  I recommend moving 71-75 right above this line.


the hand form doesn't produce the correct page that displays name and email.


лого лутче делать картинкой пнг.
в браузере может смотреться 1-1. но на мобилке или на другом браузере тотже шрифт может отрендереться чуть чуть подругому.


Be sure to outdent the method. The file won't compile correctly if you don't. I know it's a no brainer. But it's better to help out your future self now rather than later.


I like this solution!


Reference types *should* be rejected since they in no way model value semantics. Currently they fail at `t.~T()` in `Destructible` since pseudo-constructor syntax is only valid for scalar types. `volatile` types are forbidden by the prose requirement in `Destructible` which could be made syntactic; I'm inclined to leave the door open if the user can ensure that all of the syntax is valid and somehow synchronize the "external process or activity" with the library call that is using the object.

In some sense, `const` types *should* be `xxxConstructible` and not `Copyable`/`Movable` ...

`CopyConstructible<cv T>`, `MoveConstructible<cv T>`, and `Constructible<cv T, Args...>` all admit cv-qualified types, but probably do the wrong thing:
* `MoveConstructible<cv T>` requires `Constructible<cv T, cv T&&>`, effectively requiring `T` to have a copy constructor if cv is `const`. A user would probably intuitively expect it to require `Constructible<const T, T&&>` instead.
* `CopyConstructible<const T>` requires only `Constructible<const T, const T&>` and `Constructible<const T, const T&&>` (`CopyConstructible<const T, const (const T&) &>` collapses). A user may intuitively expect it to require `Constructible<const T, T&>` as well.

That's how they work now, which doesn't answer what they *should* do. I believe what they *should* do is strip cv-qualifiers from the object type. An object is not `const` or `volatile` during construction or destruction, cv-qualifiers only apply during the object's lifetime. Hence the lack of cv-qualifiers on constructors and and destructors.
* `Destructible<T>` and `Constructible<T, Args...>` *could* apply their requirements to `remove_cv_t<T>`, mirroring how the core language works:
  * For `Constructible`, this would make no difference. *All* of its requirements are construction requirements, so it already gets the desired result from the core language rules for construction.
  * For `Destructible`, the destruction requirements would be unaffected for the same reason - the desired result is already achieved by the core language rules for destruction. The "value-semantic object" requirements would be broken, however, since they need to apply during the lifetime of the object. (i.e., to the fully cv-qualified object type.)
* `MoveConstructible<T>` should require `Constructible<T, remove_cv_t<T>&&>`. The question it answers is "Can I move construct an object of type T from another object with the same value type?"
* `CopyConstructible<T>` should require `Constructible<T, remove_cv_t<T>&>` and `Constructible<T, const remove_cv_t<T>&>` and `Constructible<T, const remove_cv_t<T>&&>`. The question it answers is "Can I copy construct an object of type T from another object with the same value type?"


If I'm reading this loop correctly, this might be building URLs with a trailing "&"

Example:  www.example.com/api/?foo=bar&hello=world&


Check your editor's setting. Python should use 4 spaces for indents. It looks like you have 8. This is important for when you start sharing code and working on a team.


Thanks, and please everyone else stop saying don't test in production, I didn't, I tested two different methods, but I'm editing on the website and when I pasted in I had to make a final fix readd the bottom two quotes, it wouldn't have been a problem if I left the #266 off there, it would have been last item in list and not error. But wanted the line to cleanly be a + line push and not 3 lines of changes for clean merge.


This looks good.  As I was examining the code it looks like `type` is declared on line 267 but isn't used until line 337.  Would this be a good time to move `type` down near its first use?  (I know that's not your code).


the redbox doesn't work. There is no overlapped layers (different z-index). I have tried different styles of positions. looks like a new issue.


Shouldn't we just set this in group_vars/all ?


I have removed the code that caused this :) so no need for this fork


Just pushed the fix ;-)


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Doesn't seem to be live at http://www.playasophy.org/info/ - is there a deployment step that still needs to be done?


locals: { post: post }


What kind of state must the ledger be in?


Just for fun?


All d3 code should be moved to directive


I just now pushed this commit from my account. And why there is some Yves?
WTF


Maybe we should try something like this to make testing easier:

    while not self.alarm_should_go_off(alarm_hour, alarm_minute):
        do stuff

By pulling the `self.current_hour != alarm_hour or self.current_minute != alarm_minute` out, we can try to better understand what is going on. Plus, it might be of general use later.


you have your external URL link wrong, should be:

```
[data centers](//www.centurylinkcloud.com/data-centers/)
```


lgtm


You need to free it with g_free(). It's allocated in sr_scpi_get_string().


Using Travis CI to lint this might not be a bad idea?  One of the others was doing that.


A oneliner for this would be `return self.alarm_hour and self.alarm_minute`.

Though, I see a possible problem here. What if they want their alarm to go off at 00:00? Though, does that even make sense?


You could write this as `if rq_durations:` which is an idiomatic way of checking that a list is not empty nor undefined (None).


Actually, no. It was a property originally then I hide that property and moved it to `init:`. `_simulatorInfo` is `@protected` iVar.


Any issues? This is looking good so far!


in a state for `dirDelete` to work (I didn't write the comment).

I *think* it means the directory should exist and that the ledger is not immutable.


Thanks for looking!


Indent this 4 spaces. Makes it easier to read.


I can say the same. Your fix didn't remove the crash, just removed the assertion.

In order for the assertion (or the crash) to occur there has to be a specific condition in ModelDrawer.cpp where isCloaked is irrelevant and since it's not deterministic, I didn't hit this crash in my Debug version tests.

Anyway, your fix would've left the unit in the vector since it would have tried to remove it from the wrong vector (no assertion would pop, since you removed them). In the next pass the drawer tries to draw a nonexisting unit and you get a segfault.


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This looks greate


Just a head's up 3.4.108 is out! Thanks for this.


Nope, that's why I am using ```substring(...)```.

It takes care of both - a trailing ```?``` or ```&``` depending on if the control enter the loop.


@bogdan https://github.com/rails/rails/commit/b644964b2b555798fc4b94d384b98438db863b3f


nice!


Pass `bSoft` instead of `true` to improve readability and intent.


I really don't like the use of `exit()` in general. If you want to exit out of the program, just use `return` and wait for all of it to stop.

If you are really set on having it exit out, use the sys module:
    import sys
    sys.exit(0)`


возможно лутче будет
post
  post-img
    img
    post-img-hover
       post-img-hover-visit
       post-img-hover-date
       post-img-hover-like
  post-content
  post-footer
  ... и т.д.


Again `bSoft` instead of `true`.


Great job having a separate method to handle this!


Typo: `'a:'b`?


Comment


I think that a better name for this method would be "print_current_time" because you're not getting it (the method doesn't return anything) it's printing.


- [] AA


Open source software


Indentation looks odd to me on lines 148 and 157.  Is this what you intend?


I love it! Couldn't be more perfect =)


When I build on my Fedora VM at work, the exe runs like a champ.


This line isn't actually doing anything. It's just getting this thing called "KeyError" and letting it hang out there.


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`s/to/too` large because of trivial edits


first attempt at solving #155


Put the comment in a docstring. It is of general interest.

    def check_balance(self, amount):
        """
        checks to see giftcard balance
        """


Just to make sure I understand...

if a user specifies `--save`, the program should exit before any files are fetched?


I pull from master and merged master with my branch to update it


You'll want parenthesis after the Vending_machine. This means you are creating an instance of the class, not just getting the class and doing nothing with it.


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cvxxvcv


Cool! I didn't realize you could pass floats into the sleep method!


@teers ничего не поменялось. Ты хоть бы сам протестил, перед тем, как выкладывать.


Those semantics are great and all, but it remains to be seen how compatible they are with the concepts of the same name in the standard that we are recommending they replace. I'll look into it and determine whether we need to keep the old concepts and tack `Object` onto the end of the new ones, or if the new semantics are backward compatible, or if we need to cleanup the usages in the Standard to match the new model.


I've seen what the /mt reload command does and its fucking horrendous >-> its been condemned by a lot of people now and even made (as pointed out by Jared) itself get a PSA: http://www.reddit.com/r/feedthebeast/comments/3acdqc/psa_never_use_mt_reload_or_anything_of_the_like/

Where Stanhebben both on that post and over Twitter with Jaded, Me, and a few other pack authors agreed that the command is BAD, it ruins and fucks up ALOT of things that shouldnt be messed with.
Jared made this code to f-ing fix a broken ass command while StanHebben fixed the command in his mod >-> there is nothing wrong with this.

This is not some kind of Drama Grab fest, this isn't some kind of "Well i don't like that your mod does this" BS. It's very simply; This shit doesn't work, it's been talked about, it hasnt been fixed yet so to fix this temporarily I'm gonna have it be disabled.

Look ultimately if Stan had an issue with this he would have said "No, Bad Jared!", and for pack authors its gonna mean ALOT and i do mean a son of a duck wielding a laser salami less issues >->. Just restart your client to check the new script additions out. Made a tweak plan and acctually accept that this is a good feature in general.

I'm sorry for ranting but seriously if people are getting pissy over something that's been accepted as a good thing then just don't use the mod -.-

....

-Deep Breath-


yes, good catch


also, maybe replace "trivial" with "documentation"?


Thank you! :) I wasn't sure what the protocol for listing requirements is, so i just stuck it in a note at the top.


I believe you should use "head.hasOwnProperty("subject")" rather than "topic" in the check


saw approval from christophermancini
at https://github.com/basho/riak-ruby-client/commit/93bb9d593c6a2f268206fac1444cb4be4505f8e0


merging basho/riak-ruby-client/bk-j438-pass-bucket-types-to-2i = 93bb9d59 into borshop-integration-233-bk-j438-pass-bucket-types-to-2i


basho/riak-ruby-client/bk-j438-pass-bucket-types-to-2i = 93bb9d59 merged ok, testing candidate = 33f8125c


saw approval from christophermancini
at https://github.com/basho/riak-ruby-client/commit/7ff7b5e009babfa8c951c26bb8997b9e5d95bb1b


merging basho/riak-ruby-client/bk-j396-test-weird-encodings = 7ff7b5e0 into borshop-integration-234-bk-j396-test-weird-encodings


Are we extending IC2 cells to include the TR fluids, or will they do that automatically?


basho/riak-ruby-client/bk-j396-test-weird-encodings = 7ff7b5e0 merged ok, testing candidate = e7750974


Interesting solution. I would probably have done some re-calculation of frames in the layoutSubviews method, which feels a bit cleaner since you don't have to call another "trigger" method.


Got it.  Ship it!


Now, you'll want to use the vending_machine you created in line 37 to purchase the item.

    vending_machine.item_purchase()


I'll put a reference in an ednote in the introduction for the new concepts.lib.value section.


If you do the creation of the views in the initWithFrame method, you wouldn't need the tag stuff.


Redundant assert.


:smile:


I think you swapped your stage vs prod "config.js" URLs here (and on line 11 below).


Make sure your indents are all the same. It helps make the code easier to read.


Typo: "previous"


`"config.js" : "hello.firefox.com/config.js",`?


t-icon полное имя)


@coryvirok mmmm, now this is being executed only for jruby 1.9, what happens with mri?


You use exactly the same fix to DelUnit as what i did ... i don't understand, care to explain ?
Btw, i tested my fix with a bunch of /give all.


Xopesd lnt


Once you've got your unit tests all written, you'll be able to move on and add a new feature to your BikeLight!


or starting haveged/rngd on the build server.


нету картинок. на гите.


I really dislike the use of `global`. I know that is what you were taught. But, it makes the code more difficult to understand. When I see this, I get confused by how and where the STARTTIME variable is being set. And in fact, since it is defined in like 5, outside of the class, it is in fact already global. Let me know if you have any questions about this and we can chat.


Extra apostrophe


shouldn't need d3 again.


What would this accomplish in the htaccess, versus the virtualhost?


@borshop retry


текст скачет если навести на него.
поменяй шрифт на какойже как при ховер.


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Está bien la lista, nada más pensar la lógica para hacer que se genere Aleatoriamente al menos la fecha.


Great use of timedelta!


Yes you did ;-)


is the analogReference() functionality present in this core ? which argument is active ? on Arduino boards is there (DEFAULT, INTERNAL, INTERNAL1V1, INTERNAL2V56, or EXTERNAL)

I do not found an ESP.readVDD, maybe you mean
uint16_t EspClass::getVcc(void)
{
    return system_get_vdd33();
}

if you mean this i think is better remove it until in the core there isn't the init .bin file creation and uploading function.


Expected an assignment or function call and instead saw an expression.


Missing semicolon.


@avital please review this commit!


добавь на контейнер макс ширину 960пх. я вроде ето писал уже гдето, поиши. тут черт ногу сломит на етом гите.
фишка в том что на макете 1340 вся ширина, 960 ширина контента.  но по факту ширина 1170пх.


Also, i think this comment is misleading, don't you want to say that the unit may NOT be in the container ?


Looks good


> I assumed that you intended that difference when you wrote `Assignable` and left it untouched.

No. :-) I still have a poor grasp of Concepts Lite, and no reliable implementation to test with. I wrote all the concepts thinking, "Well, this is close, and we'll fix it up later when we can actually test this stuff." If you see things that look wrong to you, by all means flag them.


Ok I'll add that


`s/to/too` :-p


Hmm, that's a good question. I'd say that's the perfect place for it. When we get to using Django, we'll add all of that stuff either to a README file or similar.


Ooops, thanks!


files .apk has a content-type application/vnd.android.package-archive
getMimeType not works for this file.


ty for noticing that!


A unit is present in either cloakedModelRenderers or opaqueModelRenderers, based on whether it is cloaked or not.

When a unit is created you only add it to one of them, based on unit->isCloaked
Whenever it changes its cloaked state it is deleted from the current one and added to the other,
so we still have no issue.
When the unit dies you can't use isCloaked to check the right vector either because the unit doesn't exist, or because the value is incorrect (I don't know, and it doesn't matter).
That means we need to check (and delete if necessary) from both (see the changes in UnitDrawer.cpp).
If we don't, the unit pointer may remain in one of the vectors even though the unit id dead, which will segfault soon enough.

I'm sorry for the slightly hostile responses, apparently both of us test our changes and both of us can still mess up. Let's just try to cooperate more and accuse less...


It's done in next, please take a look and let me know.

In the meanwhile I'm working to simplify the Copyright and License in another branch.


Sweet. Thanks!


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Hi, may i ask if you know [Hibernate Entity Manager specific properties](https://docs.jboss.org/hibernate/entitymanager/3.5/reference/en/html/configuration.html#d0e708)
* `hibernate.ejb.interceptor`
* `hibernate.ejb.interceptor.session_scoped`

The second one will override the Play! Interceptor. Maybe you can explain why it should not be used in such case.
Even if the second one will not help. Is is not enough to just disable the Play! provided Interceptor and use the first property, to set a new interceptor? [Ejb3Configuration.java:1087](https://github.com/hibernate/hibernate-orm/blob/4.2/hibernate-entitymanager/src/main/java/org/hibernate/ejb/Ejb3Configuration.java#L1087)
At all the instantiation and classloader usage could be removed! The JPAPlugin is already setting an overridenclassloader in hibernate, which will set the contextclassloader. If you really need more it would be better to set the overridenclassloader property for [ClassLoaderHelper](https://github.com/hibernate/hibernate-orm/blob/4.2/hibernate-core/src/main/java/org/hibernate/internal/util/ReflectHelper.java#L161)


@dgreensp Please review! This commit includes all of the important files in React Todos - no CSS, resources, etc.

To run it, use my fork of cosmos:browserify (PR still open): https://github.com/meteor/cosmos-browserify


Some long lines in these comments here.

Also, typo: "from the last node onward."


Done.


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원래의 구조, 비속어 비동기처리 방식 검열 플러그인인
Gentleman 플러그인과 서버채팅 관리및 연동 플러그인인Chatty가 같이 쓰일경우,
Chatty가 반드시 따로 놀게되는 구조적 문제가 있었음.

이 문제를 해결하려면 Gentleman을 아예 쓰지말거나,
아니면 Gentleman의 비동기 처리를 포기해야하는 상황,,,
그러나 비속어 탐지력이 오감률 포함 120% 인 필터를 포기할 수 없기에
다른 프로그램 모델을 고안해서 해결 하기로 함,

![problem](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/8337568/8263782/24679b8a-1719-11e5-9408-9d00765cdb98.jpg)
위 플로우차트에서 가능한 해결구조로 유력하게 나왔던 차트,
그러나 채팅이 헛돌거나, 아예 잘못되게 흐를 수 있는 위험이 있어서
방지가 일부 필요했던 부분이 필요했다,

![best](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/8337568/8263939/296d3552-171b-11e5-9205-068cc573f1c2.jpg)
위와같이 가상의 플레이어를 하나 만들어서 이벤트를 생성하고
그 이벤트를 CHATTY가 받았을 경우 CHATTY 내에서
해당 플레이어가 CHATTY가 만든 플레이어인지 체크하도록 해서 우회에 성공.


> - `MoveConstructible<T>` should require `Constructible<T, remove_cv_t<T>&&>`. The question it answers is "Can I move construct an object of type T from another object with the same value type?"
> - `CopyConstructible<T>` should require `Constructible<T, remove_cv_t<T>&>` and `Constructible<T, const remove_cv_t<T>&>` and `Constructible<T, const remove_cv_t<T>&&>`. The question it answers is "Can I copy construct an object of type T from another object with the same value type?"

This seems reasonable.

> or if we need to cleanup the usages in the Standard to match the new model.

This. It's an important sanity check for the concepts if they can be used to constrain the Standard Library in a sane way. If they can't, they're the wrong concepts.


Yup - was spotted and fixed: 04f43851e572f17ab5abbbd36378fa388a883369


It is needed when you don't use the linq provider or don't specify the double underscore aliases for columns on reference types. This is a shorthand way.


I still don't understand why your change to DelUnit is superior if it is the same as what i did, perhaps i missed some detail .. can you explain why your DelUnit is better ?
Btw, i feel no hostility from you, i just want understand if I or you missed something.


> If you see things that look wrong to you, by all means flag them.

This is a case of "different from how I would write it, but not necessarily incorrect." I'll go ahead and change it here and in range-v3 which I unfortunately gave the same semantics in the decomposition patch.


@flybyray I didn't know that hibernate.ejb.interceptor could be used to override the play interceptor.  That is a much more elegant solution to the problem.   Re: the reflection/instantiation stuff. I guess I should have looked at the Hibernate source / gotten a bit more familiar with hibernate stuff before attempting this.  Either way, moot point because this change is unnecessary with the ejb properties.


@vinkla can you email us at support@pubnub.com so we can get more info on your laravel integration?


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If you reuse the `keylet` from a couple of lines up, you can pass that same `keylet` into the ctor here.


Missing semicolon.


Expected an identifier and instead saw '=='.


Expected ')' to match '(' from line 16 and instead saw 'null'.


Expected an identifier and instead saw ')'.


Expected an assignment or function call and instead saw an expression.


Unreachable 'return' after 'return'.


good catch, man. thanks! you deserve a gif today


I didn't change it, just moved the function and made it operate on a `View`


They do it


nice


productivity at its finest


That would introduce a bug


No changes have been made to `sleNode` here (I think), so why update?


Preserving it for historical reasons


for consistency, yeah, though i'm pretty sure prepareView always is called with the correct context (which is why this still works).  By the way, you'll note this PR was opened ages ago and kinda stalled due to disagreements about how this should be done, ideally.

It's possible that the best approach is to close this PR entirely. I guess what I'm saying is, you've got a close eye on this and opinions on how it should work so feel free to modify it or take other action.


`keylet::page(uRootIndex, uNodeDir)` :)


do not forget the float vendor wrapper


r+


Contravariance (which is planned to be removed, but not yet). GLB(fn(&Box<A>),fn(&Box<A>)).


level1/level2/bla.js, 11, 25, Missing semicolon.


level1/level2/bla.js, 16, 12, Expected an identifier and instead saw '=='.


level1/level2/bla.js, 16, 15, Expected ')' to match '(' from line 16 and instead saw 'null'.


level1/level2/bla.js, 16, 19, Expected an identifier and instead saw ')'.


level1/level2/bla.js, 16, 19, Expected an assignment or function call and instead saw an expression.


level1/level2/bla.js, 16, 20, Missing semicolon.


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level1/level2/bla.js, 17, 3, Unreachable 'return' after 'return'.


level1/level2/bla.js, 17, 25, Missing semicolon.


We've tried to avoid try/catch in general because of both the perf concerns (they tend to be excluded from optimization) and the reliability concerns (we sometimes catch errors we don't want to mute).


I need some help with this. I don't think it should be supported according documentation, so I left it out in my implementation. Let's discuss.


Jaki jest sens dawania `break` skoro `return` już wychodzi z funkcji?


Do you need to `view.update(sleNode);` here?


Fixed with commit 474a8eafbfe86c1bdf19ea772ebac6fdfed10915


level1/level2/bla.js, 15line:25col, Missing semicolon.


level1/yoo.js, 2line:25col, Missing semicolon.


Thanks Geert! Replied in mongodb-dev. RocksDB can't guarantee that commit is durable if you don't call goingToWaitUntilDurable() before waitDurable() :(

(unless we implement syncing every N ms in a background thread)


saw approval from jedmccaleb
at https://github.com/MonsieurNicolas/stellar-core/commit/3a5f784e9b1e049594d347c13b758c5d393c2514


merging MonsieurNicolas/stellar-core/scpFixes2 = 3a5f784e into auto


MonsieurNicolas/stellar-core/scpFixes2 = 3a5f784e merged ok, testing candidate = c0cbef4a


Thanks man!

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Looks good


its just cosmetic stuff but check line 9, flac to times in the line and aac/acc typo :)


Since you guys are so concerned about scheduler efficiency, I just tried running my scheduler with PyPy and it cut the get_work time in half for a fairly small load (60ms -> 30ms). It may give a bigger improvement with your 30s get_work. Not all of the tests can run it PyPy (it's missing some necessary libraries, and others fail inexplicably), but it passes the central_planner_scheduler tests at least. Unfortunately, workers don't run successfully under PyPy yet.


This removes it from the documentation. Please deprecate it the same way that other procedures are deprecated, by adding ``{.deprecated.}`` to the proc def, i.e. keep the ``writeLn`` proc but deprecate it, and make sure to mention that it's been deprecated in the documentation, there are examples of the format all over the stdlib, some like ``**Warning:** Deprecated since 0.11.4, use writeLine instead``.


The changes haven't been made **yet** but they are made later. And there's no requirement that `update` is called before or after the actual change to the SLE. Although I admit it looks weird.


wow, sorry for that - what a spectacular mistake, I can't even understand how I managed to do it. Thanks @kdudka for restoring it!


This should be fixed in mozilla-central. Please file a bug on bugzilla (Core::Build Config).


You may want to wrap that in a Linux check since it's cross-platform with Android and the exit avoids a full crash.


Alright, thanks for the reviews. My PR grew a lot during this time, I'll finally land it on monday, since I need a little bit of testing on hardware now.


This change violates what was promised [here](https://bitshares.org/technology/transferable-named-accounts/), namely that names longer than 8 characters are "essentially free" which is the same "essentially free" as names that contain a number or have no vowels (i.e. names for which `is_cheap_name` returns true). This promise is only satisfied with the new code if `schedule.account_len8_fee == schedule.account_create_fee` which will not generally be true.

The code before this change seemed to comply with the promised rules. Is the reason for the change due to a change in the rules?

Also, this change introduces a possible bug (unintended consequence?) where a name that is 63 characters long (which is valid according to `is_valid_name`) but has no vowels, numbers, hyphens, dots, or dashes will pay `account_create_fee`, but the same name shorten by one letter will pay `account_len8_fee`.


comments added to the repo


All the hacks here will be upstreamed. We're currently just focused on getting the new SM landed.


I wonder if

    db.initiatives.find({active: {$exists: true}}).count();

is the same as what you have here. Seems to work correctly in meteor mongo. Thoughts?


Oh sorry, let's me make pull request again.


i tried only exists, but it seems to not think it's true unless specified... It feels weird but i couldnt see any doc on it...


cool, thx


np!


level1/level2/bla.js, 15line:25col, Missing semicolon.


level1/yoo.js, 2line:25col, Missing semicolon.


Looks OK - will catch a possible hard touchdown that causes bad inertial solution at the start


This function is called individualy for each axis, but in this code `accSumCount` and `accTimeSum` are reset for all axis each time this function is called.


that's a great idea, I'll review it and test it, and then let you know. Thanks for the suggestion!


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


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


Ah yes.


What is this for?


My DelUnit is copied exactly from yours, so obviously it's not superior.


You can also add ranges for this.  I am using the following command currently:

    command! -range=% Isort :<line1>,<line2>! isort --lines 79 -


It wasn't a complete waste of effort - this line is actually a bug fix ;)


Este Trabalho foi feito na disciplina de Redes de Computadores


Looking good! A few comments:

*raw_input* is no longer in Python 3 (it has been replaced by input). I'd recommend doing something like:

```
input = vars(__builtins__).get('raw_input',input)
```
This could be probably be placed in *dotbot/util/compat.py* just in case it needs to be used elsewhere. Your query_yes_no function could probably go into the utils module as well, could be useful elsewhere in the future.

I would suggest changing

```
+                if confirm:
+                    run = self._query_yes_no('Do you want to run this command:'
+                            ' %s' % cmd)
+                else:
+                    run = True;
+                if run:
```

to

```
+                if confirm and not self._query_yes_no('Do you want to run this command: %s' % cmd):
+                   continue
```

Just to make the code a bit simpler (removes the need for `run`).

Thanks for helping out.


all tests pass:
success: https://travis-ci.org/stellar/stellar-core/builds/67596724


Actually, that would be in the other direction. This is essentially removing a constraint and adding a `'static: 'a` constraint to the constraint graph, which should not lead to failures (unless it leads to inference crazyness - e.g. with closures).


Please specify it requires DRF 3.0 or newer.


Please use tabs for indentation and double quotes for all strings, as per the rest of the project.


I love that we use 3 libraries to get to the git log


no problem, manually editing works, thanks for the script, helps a ton :heart:


fast-forwarding master to auto = c0cbef4a


Got it, thanks!

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I'd like to make this consistent with the HexIntegerField input, and have you import the regex from `push_notifications.fields`. If you wish to change HexIntegerField to drop the `0x` (in a separate commit before this one), that is fine by me.


Consider doing it like this: https://github.com/Wikia/mercury/commit/3d7399f2f0c42f152666d395a97f9e5e6845bc43


Esta mal


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


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


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


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


Does this one actually work properly, Anytime I ever added it the analog gain control ruined sound.
Had to move the slider after every reboot or audio would be all distorted.


Referencia Issue #19.


I'm not sure why you're evalling this?


Added Pebble templating engine. According to this benchmark it is very fast: https://github.com/jreijn/spring-comparing-template-engines


Los comentarios son con // o /* */


saw approval from zeeshanlakhani
at https://github.com/basho/yokozuna/commit/e3e62e149ca153c887fdc85993962254335d30ff


merging basho/yokozuna/backport/zl/yokozuna-pr-500 = e3e62e14 into borshop-integration-501-backport/zl/yokozuna-pr-500


basho/yokozuna/backport/zl/yokozuna-pr-500 = e3e62e14 merged ok, testing candidate = 9cacdf13


This doesn't make sense in the context of an isolated process. You want to look at the output of the Symfony Process. Currently this is just testing that PHP throws errors when eval()ing invalid PHP


Gracias por la correccion


Oh, whoops. My mistake.


Apparently all these lines end in commas rather than semicolons... but that works?


typo: "proxy parameters"


darn, thanks for pointing that out. will update


Need to close issue #979 as well.


Spelling.


Referenciando a #22.


Bad regex? :)


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


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


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


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


Guys how do you produce the patch jar file to test the changes? I am using an Eclipse and I couldn't find that feature. Maybe I am blind :)


FacilityTabGridView (evanweaver) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (2187 of 2213 tests passed)

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Get rid of this comment, it's silly now


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omfg.


I think installing the reference documentation is extremely useful because you almost can't do anything without consulting it, and since the language and the standard library are progressing very quickly compared to other languages, chances are that when you consult the online docs, your installed compiler is already outdated with respect to those docs (especially if you use the nightly channel)...


@Tsunamical , good to know that! I'll merge 108's patch.


ローカル変数 `next` は 可読性のため`n`に変えるべきだった。


Well, the `documentMode` check doesn't exist in latest stable versions (2.1.4/1.11.3) and there is still some time before we release the final. I'm not sure how often will Edge receive bug fixes but if often enough it is possible it's fixed before we release 3.0.0 (unless the issue is complicated enough it might take a lot of time for the Edge team).

@jdalton
> Some ideas could be seeing if Chrome packaged apps have 'onunload' in window as true or if it errors on just assigning the event listener (then you could just wrap it in a try-catch).

The property exists, it just throws on assignment.


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I think to use @method tag is better,

what do you think about it?


1692_TimeseriesBug (macumber) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: Tests Failed

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If you're worried about failing on the correct messages, and ignoring the rest... one option is to do the following

- stick everything into stderr
- use the `<stdio />` blocks to detect ERROR/FATAL and cause a tool failure. [Example](https://github.com/galaxyproject/tools-iuc/blob/fd63087069bdf87d7a3c65d681a09de76ce8e708/tools/blastxml_to_gapped_gff3/macros.xml#L11)


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your input is correct, thanks ^_^


Your ':' alignment is now messed up


might stick this in a macro, and then use `<yield />`s for the `<when />` blocks, if this is a reused statement.

E.g. [macro](https://github.com/galaxyproject/tools-devteam/blob/5a7365750648c26206f05ac7956936c243c2b980/tools/hisat/hisat_macros.xml#L3) and [usage](https://github.com/galaxyproject/tools-devteam/blob/5a7365750648c26206f05ac7956936c243c2b980/tools/hisat/hisat.xml#L134)


@kaktus42 (erasche from IRC) this all honestly looks excellent, very cleanly written tools!


I pushed the wrong commit. :/


Identiquei que neste ponto poderia ser xyz


The so called 'conflict fix' doesn't really fix the conflict. It may overwrite master's content.


how good is this course ?


commit 內容還是寫一下吧
不然從標題看不出來是調整了什麼...


88737258-EPW-Ruby-Access (macumber) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: Tests Failed

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Looks great! Spookily similar to the Spark code isn't it...


I learned from @smspillaz today that it's better to use `JS::RootedObject` and `JS::RootedValue` instead of `JSObject *` and `jsval` respectively, because it'll make porting to SpiderMonkey 31 easier when the time comes.


Btw, I didn't understand why you did this at first, but after looking through some of the official sudoku solvers I have to admit that you're closer to their methods than I am! :)

Clearly Ruby has ruined my thought process :P


Personally I prefer {} around even one line if statements. I don't know about the rest of the people working on this project.

If apple can make the goto fail mistake then so can we.


FacilityTabGridView (evanweaver) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-cppcheck-1.61: OK (0 of 0 tests passed)

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overzealous find/replace?


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Ugh, yes. I'm having a bad day, clearly.


Unfortunately this will work on dev but not on stage/prod, because `translations.id` is unsigned there. See https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1175691

I would suggest keeping the migration working on stage/prod and manually fix for stage. It's a horrible state to be in. We may need to talk to ops about rebuilding dev using migrations so we're not in this mess?


GJS usually seems to have strict mode turned on even without `use strict`, I'm not sure from the docs for [`JS::CompileOptions`](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Mozilla/Projects/SpiderMonkey/JSAPI_reference/JS::CompileOptions) whether it's on by default or not.


Or I could replace 33 lines of NIH with one invocation of chocolatey https://chocolatey.org/packages?q=swig


Yo dawg, I heard you like underscores in your table names.  :wink:


tank´s ^_^


> suggest keeping the migration working on stage/prod and manually fix for stage

sSuggest keeping the migration working on stage/prod and manually fix for _dev_?


Can we remove this bit of dead code? It has never been enabled (dating back to 2009 when @RobertLuptonTheGood first added the file to meas_algorithms. @jhoblitt I think we can just do it as part of DM-2636.


yep, sorry.


We could check if `window.chrome.app` exists but I fear we'll be going further down the rabbit hole, finding more & more environments where sth like that might be a problem and listing them all doesn't seem to be a good solution.

I'm fine with removing the `documentMode` guard then, although we'd be *very thrilled* if this was fixed before we release jQuery 3.0.0 and we could revert the revert.


However, its better i think if we use callbacks in general for QueryFutures, Session::Update checks for a lot of ready futures at every update tick. Maybe i will work on that if Naios/Continue.cpp is finished.


Consider a `g_once_init_enter` here? Or is it enough to say "not thread safe" ;-)


I added Handlebars for templating instead of iterating through the JavaScript array. This made templating easier to implement and DRYer


@greghendershott I changed this to `hasheqv` since I think chars should be compared with `eqv?`. It didnt seem to negatively affect performance.


This seems like a needless reversal that can cause confusion with the rest of the flag updates. Suggest:
```uFlags |= (bSetHigh ? lsfHighFreeze : lsfLowFreeze);```
Or it's a bug.


I added some styling to make the site look a little good.


Is the `productDir` in this case always the build directory? Or will it look in a previously setup installed directory?


Also RTMP streams don't work for all shows maybe we can check, the cdn.


This fixes the warning the compiler produces


ahora funciona


I didn't change it


Interesting...so are you saying that your code base doesn't *require* the serializable attribute, but that it was being put there as a convenience for other ways to work with the generated classes?


@johnw  No `hibernate.ejb.interceptor` could not be used for that. The method `org.hibernate.ejb.Ejb3Configuration.instantiateCustomClassFromConfiguration` only overrides if  `( cfgObject == null || cfgObject.equals( defaultObject )` is `true` but this is not the case because Play! has already set the `cfgObject`. I really mean setting `hibernate.ejb.interceptor.session_scoped`.
And if this would not hold, I mean your pull request only needs to introduce a parameter for disabling the default Play! Interceptor. After that you could set it with the `hibernate.ejb.interceptor` Property. That is what i mean.


@igncp I apologize that I've left this PR sitting for so long! I was in the middle of some other changes at the time (if I recall correctly) and had already diverged a bit. However I did incorporate your suggestions and am going to add you to the contributors list in the package.json with the next version bump. Really appreciate you taking time to contribute!


vos decis que funciona


BTW, `try-catch` wouldn't help here as an error is logged but no exception is thrown, i.e. the log:
```js
try {
    window.onunload = function () {};
} catch (e) {
    console.log('failed');
}
```
doesn't happen. So this error seems harmless, just no handler is being attached and that's all.


Nice metagame, but you got your anti-troll stuff right in the open.

#cucksquad


Should we keep this class?


But I liked the old method name :P


I usually use `1` (https://www.gnu.org/software/libc/manual/html_node/Exit-Status.html).

Since some of the `errno` codes are above `128` I would not used them as exit codes since some people consider them to have *special* semantic.


Yeah, this + IIFE is just my force of habit.


I was just moving this code from elsewhere, not fixing it.


Sounds reasonable.


Having the same change will not raise conflict.


Yes that's right.


LGTM


@flybyray oh I see what you mean. I'll update my pull request accordingly.

On Jun 19, 2015 4:47 PM, flybyray <notifications@github.com> wrote:

@johnw<https://github.com/johnw> No hibernate.ejb.interceptor could not be used for that. The method org.hibernate.ejb.Ejb3Configuration.instantiateCustomClassFromConfiguration only overrides if ( cfgObject == null || cfgObject.equals( defaultObject ) is true but this is not the case because Play! has already set the cfgObject. I really mean setting hibernate.ejb.interceptor.session_scoped.
And if this would not hold, I mean your pull request only needs to introduce a parameter for disabling the default Play! Interceptor. After that you could set it with the hibernate.ejb.interceptor Property. That is what i mean.

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So if `ENV['APP_TMP_DIR']` is nil this will `rm -rf /*`


Oh, thanks, I didn't know this.


You need to see this line carefully.
and maintain a focus on "<li>"
I think "<li>" can be read by HTML.


Sorry this is late, added your suggestions.


Added


fucking love u
lets make children


During the jump #46100 just did from 72018000 to ~77805814, the last number this feature reported was ~5.967 million levels, which is an estimate missing the actual number by some 5%. This feature seems to work fine.


This is going to take some time tomorrow to digest. I might need to pull it down locally.


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cm12.1 can work on this old kernel ?


「Cloning」這裡翻成「克隆」有什麼特別的涵義嗎？ 還是直接翻譯成「複製」會比較清楚呢？


FacilityTabGridView (evanweaver) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (2191 of 2213 tests passed)

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`GetAssistingUnitsList` is the UI-version of `GetGuards`


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        invnewm <- a$getinv()  ###### gets current inverse from makeCacheMatrix
        if(!is.null(invnewm)) {
                message("getting cached inverse matrix")
                return(invnewm)
		    ###### Note: cacheSolve is only a cache for the inverse
		    ###### of a matrix.  You must call makeCacheMatrix
 		    ###### first to ensure correct output from cacheSolve.
        }
	  ###### If the inverse of the matrix has not already been determined,
	  ###### cacheSolve executes additional steps:
        mdata <- a$get()        ###### get current matrix from makeCacheMatrix
        invnewm <- solve(mdata) ###### determine inverse of current matrix
	  a$setinv(invnewm)	  ###### update 'setinv' in makeCacheMatrix
        invnewm                 ###### output inverse of current matrix


Awesome stuff! :+1:


ahh was this a missing bug? my bad


and... like... docs! some docs! [any docs](https://github.com/JuliaLang/julia/pull/10760)!
how does it work? how did it work before? :8ball:


So I totally agree with you re-naming of this function from addMarkerWatcher to updateMarker. However it is making the review 10 times harder to tell what is new vs what is old. Can you nix the rename so there is way less to compare?


<3 now we need 40 more


Well, the secret is that I don't actually want anybody to use it :P, but I suppose that is not a workable strategy.


	  invnewm <- NULL

	  ###### "set" enables user to input a square matrix to find its inverse
        set <- function(y) {
                x <<- y
                invnewm <<- NULL
        }

	  ###### "get" enables user to see the current matrix
        get <- function() x

	  ###### "setinv" returns the inverse of the current matrix, if
	  ###### cacheSolve has been called (otherwise, it returns
	  ###### NULL, ... or something else if a$setinv() has been used)
	  setinv <- function(q) invnewm <<- q

	  ###### "getinv" stores the inverse of the last matrix sent to
	  ###### cacheSolve (below)
        getinv <<- function() invnewm

	  ###### The list command stores four functions in makeCacheMatrix;
	  ###### it enables objects sent to makeCacheMatrix to have all
	  ###### four functions.
        list(set = set, get = get, setinv = setinv, getinv = getinv)


Isn't this basically the same file? Because legendaryclient.net points to legendaryclient gh-pages branch.


###### The function below, "cacheSolve", computes the inverse of a matrix
###### stored in makeCacheMatrix.  If the inverse of the matrix has previously
###### been determined, cacheSolve returns the existing inverse of the matrix
###### without doing additional calculations.  cacheSolve updates "setinv"
###### in makeCacheMatrix, if appropriate.


Modified again.


- scheduled

~~~
$ celery -A app.apps.celery inspect scheduled

-> celery@jessie.local: OK
    * {
    u'priority': 6,
    u'eta': u'2015-06-19T03:10:00+00:00',
    u'request': {
    	u'args': u'[11, []]',
    	u'time_start': None,
    	u'name': u'emailsmtp.tasks.send_mail_test',
    	u'delivery_info': {
    		u'priority': None,
    		u'redelivered': False,
    		u'routing_key': u'lafoglia',
    		u'exchange': u'lafoglia'
    	},
    	u'hostname': u'celery@jessie.local',
    	u'acknowledged': False,
    	u'kwargs': u'{}',
    	u'id': u'11dc1518-eb04-41b2-8306-6ed6aa244393',
    	u'worker_pid': None}
    }
~~~

- Worker  log when sent

~~~
[2015-06-19 12:10:00,510: INFO/MainProcess] Task emailsmtp.tasks.send_mail_test[11dc1518-eb04-41b2-8306-6ed6aa244393] succeeded in 0.0360083630003s: None
~~~

- now empty

~~~
$ celery -A app.apps.celery inspect scheduled
-> celery@jessie.local: OK
    - empty -
~~~


###### The first function here accepts a matrix and can cache its inverse.
###### To use makeCacheMatrix, subset the function and pass it an argument:

###### Example 1:
###### Subset/call with:		a <- makeCacheMatrix(testm1)
###### Return current matrix:	a$get()

###### Example 2:
###### Subset with "a":		a <- makeCacheMatrix()
###### Set current matrix:		a$set(testm2)
###### Return current matrix:	a$get()


OK


Brief description


###### R Programming - Coursera
###### Programming Assignment 2 - Lexical Scoping
###### (How to calculate, cache, and retrieve the inverse of a square matrix)
###### Submitter:  A. Nichols
###### Date:  18 June 2015

###### To source this code in the R console, use this (minus the "#"):
###### source("20150618lexical_scoping_assignment_v2.R")

###### Initialize two 3x3 matrices (and their inverses) to test this code:

###### Test matrix 1 (and its inverse):
testv1 <- c(.2, .4, .7, 1, 2, 3, 9, 10, 11)
testm1 <- matrix(testv1, nrow = 3, ncol = 3)
invtestm1 <- solve(testm1)

###### Test matrix 2 (and its inverse):
testv2 <- c(3, 0, 9, .1, .2, .3, 1, 7, 18)
testm2 <- matrix(testv2, nrow = 3, ncol = 3)
invtestm2 <- solve(testm2)

###### Initialize an empty matrix (and its inverse) for the code below:
x <- matrix()
invnewm <- matrix()


You left the PRODUCT_COPY_FILES for fstab.g2 & init.g2.rc in device.mk
Also, ls980, and possibly other variants, break audio when scanning through songs using Google Play music or certain other music players. You have to reboot to get audio back on. I've had this issue before and this audio policy of mine fixes that: https://github.com/sudosurootdev/device_lge_g2-common/commit/09d153d8a60ede1101784ee1bbcfb250f17051d2

Awesome job so far though, kernel kicks ass. Amazing Job!!!


OK.  Just one commit of all would be nice :-)


please take a look at 1584fe93 and let me know if it suits you.  It asserts because I'm not sure how to send it to a reporter this early.  If suitable, I will squash it into the first commit.


1682_waterheater_stratified (mbadams5) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-cppcheck-1.61: OK (0 of 0 tests passed)

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BTW, it is the compress_offload part, from my audio policy that fixes the audio break... I think. You may want to test if you want to keep yours but just fix that issue.


Apologies, I didn't actually mean to put this in the pull request. I removed it in one of the commits down the line (also in my set of pull requests)


OK, is it possible to comment out the offending test until that bug is fixed so that our Travis-CI builds can all pass?


MITM 공격 기법은 주로 중간자 공격으로 번역되는 것 같습니다.

https://ko.wikipedia.org/wiki/%EC%A4%91%EA%B0%84%EC%9E%90_%EA%B3%B5%EA%B2%A9


ahaa . . . crazy fix . . glad you found it.


I assumed the purpose was to try to jump to another x00 level because there was some discussion about that elsewhere, for predictions it should work fine.


@timrae
I'm so sorry to have kept you waiting so long.
I haven't noticed your message by now!
Thank you for fixing the text!
I'll add the translation today.


In the ``selectOption()``, when using a field name with multiple array such as ``addresses[city_id][]`` it seems ``$this->getSubmissionFormFieldName()`` removes the last ``[]``

Why ain't we just use ``$field->attr('name')`` instead?

I'm getting this error when using ``2.1.0-beta``


thanks!


try manually bootstrapping angular instead of putting this in the controller


fixes malformed ECParameters causing infinite loop (CVE-2015-1788)
는 무한 루프를 발생시키는 잘못된(이상한?) ECParameters 를 수정했다는 의미라고 생각됩니다.


use ngCordova $cordovaContacts for this


Haven't put the code into the library yet because things technically can't be run from init, as they're not loaded yet. So was trying externally.


Yeah I know but sometimes there maybe some error such as 502 accessing the domain.


Also I sometimes get SSL version not correct error.


I like the dynamic way of assigning classes here, very creative.


This is just a insurance :)


So apparently, `request.text` gives you content in unicode whereas `request.content` gives it to you in bytes. Not sure what the right thing to use would be, but worth some thought. I'm currently using `request.content`


Need more cowbell


expire_callback only runs if there was previously a token. On new auths, it does not fire.

And doesn't this seem like a logical function to just have build into the SDK?


Good idea, just played a gang round where noone even bothered to come fight us until like 100 seconds to go because everyone missed the warning.


@agjohnson what is the number of the issue? I couldn't find anything relevant searching "scroll".


Should not happen unless the station can actually explode! SO ADD THAT! :D


remove this white space!


Looks OK, just remove white space.


This is where I'm putting some C++ exercises @Hamdih4


I think there are Behat tests that use the 'Apply Filter' text to locate the button, are the tests still passing?


This needs to work for AssetAdmin and ModelAdmin aswell


Cool stuff!


尼玛为啥没at上最后一个
@mpskex


header redirect


aku menyesuaikan mockup mas


I assume they decided to make the change so that the end user doesn't have to add as much annotation.


Adding classes here means other developers have to know about the classes and remember to add them. Anyone with existing code which displays a form here wouldn't get the changes. It might be better to override the existing styles when they're in the 'search dropdown' context, that way we don't break people who don't know about the new classes.


Isn't the end result the same in both cases (code not being executed)?
So I guess both of you are right :)


This is what I needed.. thank you Sakoh :bow: So it was `current_page?` helper method


Hey Nidhi,
Thanks for replying back. Since we covered the shared element transition in the last group exercise, i am thinking of giving it another fair shot by referencing the code we used in the class. Let me get back to you tomorrow.


Yeah, needed this very much :D


It's usually a good idea to not nest deeper than three levels. Nesting deeper than that makes it hard to override styles. You should be able to move most of these selectors up a few levels.


Im not sure why CircleCI is failing.  I have built with Fedora (mingw64), and I get no problems.  It is like openssl is not being properly included.  Configure says it is, but I am not sure.

I am dumping Makefile for now, and later might dump config.log (or some other test file).  It ends up in the CircleCI make log, so we can use it to help track down the problem.  There probably is a much better way, but I do not know it right now, and when the problem is found, we can just comment it out.


We'd probably want an exclusion zone so we could configure spawning a player between let's say 500 and 800 distance from the chosen player. Also we should consider updating getValidHighestY now that sky vaults are a thing. Players have built those outside of the normal random spawn zone so players can't spawn on the sky vault, but with this it would now be a possibility.


current_page? is used to check if the page I am currently on is equal to path that is in the parameter. It is not related to authentication or authorization if that is what you are asking about.


Also theoretically use Github link is faster than the LC domain because of DNS.


Sorry to keep troubling you about this - there is just one last case that isn't covered:

If you have an item in hand that doesn't cause the re-equip animation, toss it, and then without changing slots set another of the same item in the same slot, the equippedProgress becomes stuck at 0.0F due to the early return statement.

I admit this may seem like an edge case, and perhaps it is. My personal use case is a ticking bomb (from Zelda) that can be retrieved from a bomb bag into the current held item slot; if the player takes out a second bomb, the above issue occurs.

Thanks again for your continued efforts in this matter.


good


@jmesserly Was there a break w/ `shelf_static`? WRT to the version of `shelf`?


 - __style__: [src/chaiscript_stdlib.cpp:18](../blob/835b5a90af825816bd28fde544de1569b6141a23/src/chaiscript_stdlib.cpp#L18) The function 'create_chaiscript_module_chaiscript_stdlib' is never used. (unusedFunction)
 - __style__: [src/main.cpp:169](../blob/835b5a90af825816bd28fde544de1569b6141a23/src/main.cpp#L169) The function 'get_eval_error' is never used. (unusedFunction)
 - __style__: [src/main.cpp:140](../blob/835b5a90af825816bd28fde544de1569b6141a23/src/main.cpp#L140) The function 'help' is never used. (unusedFunction)
 - __style__: [src/main.cpp:216](../blob/835b5a90af825816bd28fde544de1569b6141a23/src/main.cpp#L216) The function 'myexit' is never used. (unusedFunction)
 - __style__: [src/main.cpp:158](../blob/835b5a90af825816bd28fde544de1569b6141a23/src/main.cpp#L158) The function 'throws_exception' is never used. (unusedFunction)


I'm having trouble coming up with a minimal test case that works through the test interface as it involves bad type inference as well as complicated types, neither of which are easy to achieve. At this point, I'll just say I'm gonna complain if it breaks.


It might be much faster to use Capstone to implement this functionality.  You can just quickly scan the disassembled instructions for classes like `CS_GRP_JUMP` / `CS_GRP_CALL` / `CS_GRP_RET` / `CS_GRP_INT` or even specific instructions like `X86_INS_INT`.

http://www.capstone-engine.org/lang_python.html


develop (lefticus) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-clang-3.5: OK (344 of 351 tests passed)

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Ah, I guess you're already using this functionality.  The `CS_GRP_XXX` is on the `.groups` property, which is a list.  The `X86_INS_XXX` is on the `.id` property.


i think it's safe enough to just go through and replace them with a constant `#define sizeof_jl_taggedvalue_t (8)` statement


develop (lefticus) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-clang-3.5-LibC++: OK (344 of 351 tests passed)

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Fix formatting per Linux style please.  Only time I'll mention it in this review.


in that case, i make no promises (other than to help resolve any issues that come up at some later date). it's really impossible to maintain a stable interface if there's no definition for it. but in general, yes, the plan is to keep it compatible with the ccall interface (which I assume was the original intention for this), regardless of how the types get moved around and stored internally.


The second check on this line is now always true


Yeah, totally fair. At some point I need to improve the text interface, but that's currently not on the priority list.


Good catch, just pushed a fix.


develop (lefticus) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-clang-3.5-AddressSanitizer: OK (344 of 351 tests passed)

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Thanks a lot!


or は　｜｜　に変更しました


develop (lefticus) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-clang-3.6-ThreadSanitizer: OK (344 of 351 tests passed)

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develop (lefticus) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: OK (344 of 351 tests passed)

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Additionally, BotBot now fully supports use of any nickname. Pass any nickname to the program via command line arguments, and everything, including the help text, will be changed to match.


Thank you so much.
I've figured it out.

Thanks again for your help.


Sorry @delynn, this totally slipped my mind. It used to be part of the interface, but I removed it to help clean up the interface and make actions easier to create (see commit c6a38ee66dd5611def3ee9400805d6bbdbe8fa42). We could add it back, but one of the downsides is that then the testStep needs to be passed around everywhere, such as to parseValue (because parseValue may end up calling another action).  I'm up for doing it if you think there is enough benefit. What did you have in mind for your action?


develop (lefticus) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.6: OK (344 of 351 tests passed)

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merge よろしく


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

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@lassoan Do you mean `It's name is generated using \a nodeType.` ?


@fadushin you may want to add this to the PRs https://github.com/basho/yokozuna/pull/501 and https://github.com/basho/yokozuna/pull/500 too... as it would be helpful logging.


I haven't changed the comment or the behavior, but if you see that the comment is not accurate then feel free to fix it.


Bug found in MeshData.h.

Apparently pointers are too hard for me.


@martinklepsch I changed this function a little bit because it failed to generate slug for my test files: `20150401-post1.md`. I'm not sure my fix is correct.


I dunno, looks like i love to do some additional typing every time. Will fix this soon.


ahhh its actually a regression I will fix ...

mention + quote should only generate one notification, Ill order by notification type


Имеется в виду, что туда нужно перенести подобные строки, касающиеся всех namedtuples?

И объединяется ли это как-то с комментарием ниже:
"Это нужно вынести на глобальный уровень, так как это новый класс, а также переименовать в MfoldResult в соответствии с принятыми стандартами. Также при работе с namedtuple принято, чтобы имя переменной и содержимое строки названия совпадали, т.е. MfoldResult = namedtuple('MfoldResult', [...])"


1682_waterheater_stratified (mbadams5) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-clang-3.5: OK (2169 of 2215 tests passed)

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oh no, how did it get here?


Что-то не очень понятно... И что мне туда в качестве аргументов передавать?


@JeffBezanson. I just updated and this doesn't work any more.

```
ERROR: LoadError: LoadError: MethodError: `call` has no method matching call(::IntrinsicFunction, ::Ptr{Void}, ::Type{UInt64}, ::Type{Tuple{}})
```

Related to any changes you made? Any tips for fixing this?


ガッツリ16ms / 17ms / 17msでスリープするんじゃなくて、処理時間を差っ引く必要がある。


写个玄幻的吧。:)


1682_waterheater_stratified (mbadams5) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (2192 of 2215 tests passed)

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I think /^file:\/+/ won't replace paths on Windows, there's a drive letter right after `file:` instead of slash.


I don't really know how to use this git hub site, I have never heard of it before tonight, i wrote up everything on a text editor on my computer called notepad, and i just rewrote what i wrote on notepad on this site, except i didn't put a d in the #e3e3e3 line on my notepad, i just made a typing mistake here.


I thought _2.png was for boots and leggings?


Why the number of bytes decrease?


1682_waterheater_stratified (mbadams5) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-cppcheck-1.61: OK (0 of 0 tests passed)

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good catch!


@thomaswilburn
I added a db of users. My auth.js module checks the db for users that match the input username. I can log out that with data.json insode of the users.load but outside (no matter if I declare the a variable outside the function or not, I cant seem to A. assign the data to a variable which i can return with my auth function (im just returning a true or a false) or B. just set the truth falsy value somewherem anywhere where the data from the load is available. What am I missing here?


зря ты так. Зайдет человек на прод, а там irb


Every line of this commit appears to be a regression.  Something went wrong on translatewiki's end?
I'll hold off further commits to Blockly so that this is easier to revert.


This not working was definitely cause by https://github.com/JuliaLang/julia/commit/f0161aea8fb3ac3aaccd717b0f93419e10415e8c


qqqq


Sorry, I give up.  I really am pretty sure that CircleCI is not using openssl, or at least it appears not to be using it.

@kholia can you investigate?   My MinGW-64 fedora cross compile builds just fine.


alphabetize? will be easier to find in the future


OK, take a look at this and let me know if this is good enough to commit to master. It does not use "locked-track", that is going to require some study on my part. However this is by far better than what we currently have. Give me a thumbs up and I will finalize it by adding the new objects to the appropriate effects blocks, (that isn't done yet). Also the amphibious damage effects are based on the old gear and will need upgraded. I'll do that too as soon as this is approved to go into master. I think we should get this in master and then maybe look at the locked track technique for the front gear system.
This commit also fixes the gear showing up in the pontoon condition.


 the variable name is wonderful ! `nameName` :dancers:
:)


Yes, I agree, and some time ago I actually opened [a bug for that very issue](https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=727368) with GObject interfaces defined from C. However, I understood that Giovanni did not support it because he disagreed with properties appearing magically on an subclass without asking specifically for them to be overridden.


I see for your js code you are using 4 space indentation. Not sure if this is intended.


Awesome!


아.. 넣은 인자 값에 따라 작동이 되기도 하고 안되기도 하네.


Done.


@ribasushi Ah, thanks! Not the first time that's caught me out when skimming code without engaging brain :/

More usefully (hopefully) isn't `single` preferred over `first` for queries such as this, being a "[a fast-code-path]"(https://metacpan.org/pod/DBIx::Class::ResultSet#single) for single row results that avoids creating a cursor object?


this commit is way too big. you should break your commits down to smaller pieces to better track what you've been doing with your app.


You can remove `name` and `namaName` variable since you are not using them. You could assign the max text length this way:

`CHANGE_COLOR_LENGTH =  50
....
if(charCount > CHANGE_COLOR_LENGTH) {
...`

Later on when needed will be easy to spot and change this value.