{ receipt:
   { receipt_type: 'ProductionSandbox',
     adam_id: 0,
     app_item_id: 0,
     bundle_id: 'net.test.katchapp.maya',
     application_version: '1.0',
     download_id: 0,
     version_external_identifier: 0,
     request_date: '2015-06-12 08:52:43 Etc/GMT',
     request_date_ms: '1434099163155',
     request_date_pst: '2015-06-12 01:52:43 America/Los_Angeles',
     original_purchase_date: '2013-08-01 07:00:00 Etc/GMT',
     original_purchase_date_ms: '1375340400000',
     original_purchase_date_pst: '2013-08-01 00:00:00 America/Los_Angeles',
     original_application_version: '1.0',
     in_app: [ [Object], [Object], [Object] ] },
  transactionId: undefined,
  productId: undefined,
  platform: 'apple' }

print in_app
[ { quantity: '1',
    product_id: 'com.test.test.p1',
    transaction_id: '1000000158887172',
    original_transaction_id: '1000000158887172',
    purchase_date: '2015-06-11 09:59:27 Etc/GMT',
    purchase_date_ms: '1434016767000',
    purchase_date_pst: '2015-06-11 02:59:27 America/Los_Angeles',
    original_purchase_date: '2015-06-11 09:59:27 Etc/GMT',
    original_purchase_date_ms: '1434016767000',
    original_purchase_date_pst: '2015-06-11 02:59:27 America/Los_Angeles',
    is_trial_period: 'false' },
  { quantity: '1',
    product_id: 'com.test.test.p2',
    transaction_id: '1000000159024439',
    original_transaction_id: '1000000159024439',
    purchase_date: '2015-06-12 04:57:49 Etc/GMT',
    purchase_date_ms: '1434085069000',
    purchase_date_pst: '2015-06-11 21:57:49 America/Los_Angeles',
    original_purchase_date: '2015-06-12 04:57:49 Etc/GMT',
    original_purchase_date_ms: '1434085069000',
    original_purchase_date_pst: '2015-06-11 21:57:49 America/Los_Angeles',
    is_trial_period: 'false' },
  { quantity: '1',
    product_id: 'com.test.test.p1',
    transaction_id: '1000000159024633',
    original_transaction_id: '1000000159024633',
    purchase_date: '2015-06-12 04:58:03 Etc/GMT',
    purchase_date_ms: '1434085083000',
    purchase_date_pst: '2015-06-11 21:58:03 America/Los_Angeles',
    original_purchase_date: '2015-06-12 04:58:03 Etc/GMT',
    original_purchase_date_ms: '1434085083000',
    original_purchase_date_pst: '2015-06-11 21:58:03 America/Los_Angeles',
    is_trial_period: 'false' } ]


yang mana tuh pak?


This patch is on maint, isn't it?


ok


It's here: https://developer.chrome.com/multidevice/android/installtohomescreen

In the meantime, I have forked the projects and made the changes. See #62.


I like the idea to use recursive function !!!

But for recursive function I don't see recursion end point.
Splitting string in this way cannot resolve this problem.
For example :

example = {  sdsd  {  sdsd  }  sdsds  } //valid
s1 = sdsd  {  sdsd   //not valid
s2 = sdsds  } //not valid


i don't see 'title', i see 'subject' in old code


line pertama error


We are in elif branch for ethernet type so the infiniband check would always fail here. I think we need a separate elif branch for infiniband type where we would set only ifcfg_path = find_ifcfg_file([("DEVICE", devname)]) like other types than ethernet, ie I think we can assume there are no any IB slaves (at this point of IB support) and don't need the hwaddr dancing we do for ethernet.

Also I noticed we are not supplying root_path to many of find_ifcfg_file calls, but that is unrelated. I'll look into it some time, perhaps it can break some postinstall ifcfg tweaking.


every thing come from https://github.com/neobuddy89/shamu_ramdisk


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Shouldn't this be `^1.0` instead of `^1.0.0`

At least you recommended that in your mail to to change it to `^1.0`


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Sofa~


From what I see, libical does not really care about this, but it is left to the implementation (in this case icaltimezones.cpp and icalformat_p.cpp) to sort this out. Therefore, I think this is not a problem.


I've since done more work on making a heat map plot. We should start discussing who works on what and what we want out of certain features.


変更


Hi,
I checked omnibar addon versions '0.7.26.20141003.1-signed' and '0.7.25.20140626.1-signed'. Although the changelog claims "Fix search engine name alignment in urlbar. Contributed by Alexander Seleznev" the issue strangely begins just from  0.7.26.20141003.1-signed!

find below attached screenshots.
BTW, I'm using firefox 37.0.1

![screenshot 0.7.26](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/7456141/8126897/0fed6840-1108-11e5-816d-1d58dbd6ab2d.png)

![screenshot 0.7.25](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/7456141/8126952/698023a2-1108-11e5-959e-040dfeff0412.png)


On 12 June 2015 at 10:57, Jérôme Forissier <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> We currently don't have the endianness conversion macros in OP-TEE or
> TomCrypt. Another issue is that val may not be 64-bit aligned.
>
> Actually, I tried two variants of this code:
> 1. Incrementing 64-bit quantities (hi/lo), see
> https://github.com/jforissier/optee_os/commits/aes-ce-a64-ctrhilo
> 2. Using NEON assembly similar to what is in ce_aes_ctr_encrypt(), see
> https://github.com/jforissier/optee_os/commits/aes-ce-a64-ctrneon
>
> In both cases, the code is longer and arguably more difficult to
> understand than the naive per-byte increment. Also, I did not measure
> better performance. Not sure how reliable this is, but the Neon and the
> byte versions need 0 or 1 interval of the cntpct_el0 counter to perform the
> increment, while the 64-bit version takes 1 to 3 intervals (counter
> frequency is 1.2MHz AFAIK).
>
>
I don't think it is a concern at all, and if it works correctly then just
leave it as is. I was just curious.


add some prefix eg. kwfLightboxFixedContent


Using `reallocarray` is a great idea! In the interest of merging this PR as quickly as possible I have created #59 for this.


? wos gschissns


we can remove that


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Thank you so much.
Please can you tell how do you spell "Korean", and regarding you characters where should be put/order in the menu?
Thanks


inline fn, eventually only one timeout is required?


On Fri, Jun 12, 2015 at 11:09 AM, Ard Biesheuvel <notifications@github.com>
wrote:
>
> I was just curious.

Me too :)


lightbox style


Well, at the moment, these buttons (on the kanban view and on the form) were a total non sense: The buttons displayed the reserved seats (excluding "unconfirmed" AND "attended" seats...) but redirected to the list with all attendees (unconfirmed, reserved, attended and even cancelled).

To us (fhe, odo & me), it seems more natural to include the unconfirmed attendees in the count as well, so the user will be "attracted" to click on the button as soon as there are attendees, confirmed or not, and to clean or contact unconfirmed attendees as soon as there are some. If you do not include the unconfirmed, and let's say that, at the moment, for an event, there is only unconfirmed attendees, this is unlikely that the user will click on the button and clean/contact the unconfirmed attendees. He will simply believe nobody cares to his event.

Besides, you have the confirmed number (including attended) in the kanban view from now on.


Would be worth making it "correct" for the red theme and then we'll change it when we ship  the blue. That PR has a few comments to address so would be good to get this deployed rather than getting held up by #216


Hi @clarsonneur - sorry to take so long to respond.
I was just looking over your pull request that introduced openstack_user_domain and openstack_project_domain. I think that my code may have messed with those concepts, but there were no tests which used them so it didn't show up in the build :-(

Thinking about it, I can only think of cases where there would be one domain, which is where both the user and the project would be. Can you explain why you think there would be a case for different user & project domains in the context of the same authentication request?


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prefix data


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I'm not a fan of using `Char` for a parameter in a data type like this, it's not really done in Haskell. It also makes it difficult to customise, (for example, use your own diagram as a marker). You could still use the `Char -> Path` idea, I just don't like it at the base level.


Great catch! Fixed.


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@tejasmanohar I got it now. I was curious about this and posted on twitter https://twitter.com/rootpy/status/608923099438829568

Thanks @SDkie  for asking that question.


As You can see (https://github.com/pouchdb/pouchdb/issues/3632#issuecomment-110737080) the problem still exists. Solution I suggested in my previous post solves it, but I'm not sure is it a proper solution in general. It just works in our project and passes all pouchDB tests.


Still no reboots :+1: periodically checking dmesg and no errors. Successfully merged to https://github.com/lg-devs/android_kernel_lge_msm8974/commit/568a125c7742dddf2f00a777089eb1f60be7d7d1 :)
@Tsunamical I think this bug is not related to WiFi (it was turned OFF when kernel panicked) - rather mobile signal..


This test (https://github.com/pouchdb/pouchdb/issues/3632#issuecomment-110737080) reproduces problem.


After I was able to wrap my head around this, I finally understand how this is supposed to work (after installing it from scratch and playing around with it) - the main advantage is probably using PHP format strings for date formatting instead of jQuery date selector strings, plus having a alphanumerically sortable date representation in the text fields.

However, I see two drawbacks – at least as of v0.4, perhaps you'll be able to address this further down the road:

1. The text output looks fine, both in backend and in frontend. But when editing an object, the yyyy-mm-dd form is enforced. Having my colleagues in cultural science in mind, the first question they'll ask me is why the dates look different in the editor than on the final page.
… For what it's worth: My preferred date picker http://keith-wood.name/calendarspicker.html supports an alternate field and format, so it should be possible to somehow mimic the output format back and forth on the edit page, while still using yyyy-mm-dd for database storage.

2. The site-wide search will not find dates formatted like configured (like the German %d.%m.%Y == dd.mm.yyyy), but only when you search for them in yyyy-mm-dd format.
... I'm new to the Omeka API, so I don't know whether the site search could be tweaked to circumvent this disadvantage.

All in all, both drawbacks make me think that the date formatting until v0.3 was the better solution.


I merged and removed that branch. But since I didn't finish AWS Compota, I opened a new one -- #21
Is that OK?


Do you mean why there is an extra layer between the Database object?

I followed the same abstraction as in the bartercast 4 community to make it consistent. It is a nice separation  of the database operation and the database business logic.

If this is not what you asked, could you elaborate what you are asking?


@mtbc this should give you a better message if version check is skipped


Hier krijg ik nu "column is null"


I agree with you. Do you know a possibility to load this dependencies only when the subgen is called?


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Sure, I'll do that


Please follow all PEP-8 rules:
https://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0008/#pet-peeves


Why moving the import statements ?


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Why moving the import statements


```python
set_state_start_time()
```
is defined in CloudWrapper but
```python
self.wrapper
```
will be only a BaseWrapper except for orchestrators.

See https://github.com/slipstream/SlipStreamClient/blob/issue_%23105-add-VM-vertical-scaling/client/src/main/python/slipstream/executors/node/NodeExecutorFactory.py#L40

The test below uses only CloudWrapper. (https://github.com/slipstream/SlipStreamClient/commit/d1cb34ec62d5931f88b071a6d8afbbc6693cba91#diff-257442363676aac585acf88b485d7216R333)
If you try it with BaseWrapper I think it will fail.


Why you removed this whitespace ?


Ah, so this is why it didn't work before


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- buttons LESS and variables updated.
- transition mixins added to create smoother transitions between state changes.
- font styling moved into fonts.less.


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test


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I understand you are finding it difficult to split the commits logically.
But at some point of time you have to learn it.


Please note that the nbt crate has been moved to [its own repo](https://github.com/PistonDevelopers/hematite_nbt). Also, you might want to keep feature branches under your own fork, so that Travis CI won't flood the channel with their results.


please collapse those lines into:
`is_cycles_render = bpy.context.scene.render.engine == 'CYCLES'`


delete exe


dddd


Clicking "Add a new taxonomy" takes me to ./admin/taxonomy/taxonomy/add and gives me a 404. What's the correct link to add a new taxonomy?


Well done @plugz  !!
I imagined there was a silly trick to do this but I was too tired to try harder :wink:
I couldn't check your email yet cause today Yahoo mail has issues (what a news...)

Talking about efficiency...when investigating the hasChanged solution I found out that we've got a CPU eater called "zeroIntensityChannels" !
https://github.com/mcallegari/qlcplus/blob/master/engine/src/mastertimer.cpp#L110

Basically if you have a 10x10 RGB panel (300 intensity channels in total), the zeroIntensityChannels is called 50 times per second no matter if all the values are 0 or if nothing has changed from the tick before !

Problem is that the universe values are set after the zeroIntensityChannels so at that point we still don't know if the universe is actually going to change or not.
My idea is to move this block
https://github.com/mcallegari/qlcplus/blob/master/engine/src/inputoutputmap.cpp#L268
after
universe->dumpOutput(postGM);
and move the two calls
 universes[i]->zeroIntensityChannels();
 universes[i]->zeroRelativeValues();
into the hasChanged if block.

Basically the intensity channels would be reset at the END of a MasterTimer tick and only if something has changed.
Can't think of side effects right now, but it's a delicate change that needs to be tested and evaluated properly.
What do you think ?


Reading the specs in more detail, I answered the question myself - I will create a patch to fix. :)


So what's your plans regarding rendering? I'm happy for you to keep the simple rendering for now so you can get working on the higher level stuff and merge with mine later. It would give me time to experiment and clean up my rendering functions.

I'll add some more documentation and justification for my design and I'll add some example plots.


I'm here cheering right along side you. @braamgenis is doing an amazing job on this. There are some minor niggles to sort out, but hopefully we'll get this out soon.


The compile built-in lets you specify the flags (and the bit you need to set is in the feature). https://docs.python.org/2/library/functions.html#compile

Then you can exec the code object compile gives you back, rather than exec-ing the module source directly.


The exception should be thrown. You ErrorHandler for response modeling.
{code}
public ResponseEntity<List<PersonDTO>> getAll()  throws ServiceException{
{code}


Ignore the other changes. Was a former fix, but this only line does the job just as well.


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is later opgelost


@aboudeh87 إزا بتحب تغير هي للمارجن من تحت


fixed in 2dcceaa3b06206c53cb81ed1ecd9c9f1b0bee022


Values are null by default at declaration step.


Potato comment


aha, great!


ここは前の書きかたの方がよいです！
order(foo)の中がSQLのraw queryになるより、
symbolとして扱えた方が良いです。
vulnerabilityの原因になるので、なるべくraw queryは書かないようにしましょう。
（僕もよくやります ;) ）


This script is only used by our team for now in order to publish documentation server. These default values seems fine for now, and they can be overridden with script options...


Do we really need shutdown listener? :>
`06-12 10:38:30.291 I/ShutdownThread(  991): Sending shutdown broadcast...`
`06-12 10:38:30.293 W/SyncManager(  991): Writing sync state before shutdown...`
`06-12 10:38:30.493 I/EntropyMixer(  991): Writing entropy...`
`06-12 10:38:30.557 I/ActivityManager(  991): Start proc 12641:com.qualcomm.shutdownlistner/1001 for broadcast com.qualcomm.shutdownlistner/.ShutdownBroadcastReceiver`
`06-12 10:38:30.609 W/asset   (12641): Asset path /system/framework/qcrilhook.jar is neither a directory nor file (type=1).`
`06-12 10:38:30.609 W/ResourcesManager(12641): Asset path '/system/framework/qcrilhook.jar' does not exist or contains no resources.`
`06-12 10:38:30.621 I/art     (12641): Rejecting re-init on previously-failed class java.lang.Class<com.qualcomm.shutdownlistner.ShutdownBroadcastReceiver$1>`
`06-12 10:38:30.621 I/art     (12641): Rejecting re-init on previously-failed class java.lang.Class<com.qualcomm.shutdownlistner.ShutdownBroadcastReceiver$1>`
`06-12 10:38:30.627 I/art     (12641): Rejecting re-init on previously-failed class java.lang.Class<com.qualcomm.shutdownlistner.ShutdownBroadcastReceiver$1>`
`--------- beginning of crash`
`06-12 10:38:30.633 E/AndroidRuntime(12641): FATAL EXCEPTION: main`
`06-12 10:38:30.633 E/AndroidRuntime(12641): Process: com.qualcomm.shutdownlistner, PID: 12641`
`06-12 10:38:30.633 E/AndroidRuntime(12641): java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: com.qualcomm.shutdownlistner.ShutdownBroadcastReceiver$1`
`06-12 10:38:30.633 E/AndroidRuntime(12641): 	at com.qualcomm.shutdownlistner.ShutdownBroadcastReceiver.<init>(ShutdownBroadcastReceiver.java:28)`
`06-12 10:38:30.633 E/AndroidRuntime(12641): 	at java.lang.reflect.Constructor.newInstance(Native Method)`
`06-12 10:38:30.633 E/AndroidRuntime(12641): 	at java.lang.Class.newInstance(Class.java:1606)`


Thanks :-)


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Yahoo, fix for mac is ready for installation


closes #335


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Hmm I'm getting this lately:

```
/run.sh: line 8: /usr/bin/docker: No such file or directory
Cannot run docker binary at /usr/bin/docker
Please check if the docker binary is mounted correctly
/run.sh: line 8: /usr/bin/docker: No such file or directory
Cannot run docker binary at /usr/bin/docker
Please check if the docker binary is mounted correctly
/run.sh: line 8: /usr/bin/docker: No such file or directory
Cannot run docker binary at /usr/bin/docker
```

PATH issue? I haven't changed anything mount-wise:

```
  -v /var/run/docker.sock:/var/run/docker.sock:rw \
  -v /usr/bin/docker:/usr/bin/docker:r \
```


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This function should check if node is valid texture node, so please rename it properly


这34-36有误,操作应该是将中断函数注册到IDT内,而修改IDT应该用set_gatedesc而不是segmdesc


Done in 248a1b4


WHO IS THE ONE TO HAVE WRITTEN SUCH A HORRIBLE THING


How to achieve `'TEX_IMAGE'` type? I checked that and there is always `'SHADER'` in `node.type`


修正完了


Nice catch.  Pulled the state start time related methods to BaseWrapper.  See 100646b


Done.


Even if you manage to call zeroIntensityChannels() only if needed...

I think the worst situation must be kept in mind: do as if a universe is always changed.

Example: a running RGB matrix with smooth fades.

The focus should be on a more efficient zeroIntensityChannels() implementation :)


Ah, this changes `runIn` regressing some other things. I'll split them up.


@appleboy yeah sure!


もうちょっと色んなtest caseがありそうです。
topic_idやcomment.idがinvalidな時とか。


Not really, I suppose the change in performance is negligible.

My concern was code homogeneity with most of the rest of the code.


Maybe the class name is not very user friendly when someone wants to filter the issues with "origin".

I've added a new method to the Extension Point **IssueProvider** where plugins have to return their origin value.


why not just `0.3`?


"Contento"はおもしろいのですが、英語で"Updated Content"などにしておくと、
はじめてよむ人にもわかりやすいです。


Thing is that a running RGB matrix with 300 channels or an inactive universe with 300 channels are exactly the same now :stuck_out_tongue_closed_eyes:
So basically you load a project, do nothing, and QLC+ is eating CPU for no reason

In any case the current CPU usage is already good, when I benchmarked the Raspberry Pi 1 I was kind of happy...and it was months ago ! Now it should be even better :wink:


for #4 , but still some problem when some one wont follow the order for heading.
````sh
### h3
##### h5
### h4
````
h5 and h4 will be in same level.... not a good thing.


@ksooo okay, please do. Did you see the e-mail regarding the 15.0 release? I was thinking it might be a good idea to branch all addons to an "Isengard" branch before bumping.

You can skip pvr.vbox though, I'll be pushing some stuff and can take care of the bumping at the same time.


Docblock descriptions was good


:rose:


Looks good to me.  Thanks for the fixup!


@chelmuth: please add to staging


This is missing the `'isFinishing` check.


Why do we need print here?


Should be `StatsConstants.STATS_SCROLL_TO_DELAY`.


be careful reported. It is funny.
I was successful
http://i.imgur.com/fQvrCmy.jpg
Thank you for support.


I have no idea what `# Last statement in function` means here


Tu peux proposer une pull request pour ce fichier, que je le merge au repo "officiel" :3


There's no database operation here, its only convert to tuple -> insert etc. You can easily merge those.
The actual db operation stuffs are already in the superclass (Database from the Dispersy core)


This will not work. While I was testing, it wasn't the pipe sign. I'd better find hex representation of this.


@milessabin oohh, look at that code be killed by 2.2.2...


Hi @korun! Can you please make a PR for this feature without sidekiq?


@qiangxue I already implement support of options for `message` command (#8739) and [modify related documentation](https://github.com/yiisoft/yii2/pull/8739/files#diff-96f9b7229a25b627219827572ddfb45f). May I leave that documentation changes or revert them?


Good edits, but you need to change the second item to "item 2," not a duplicate "item 1."


Nei, legger bare inn en default false ved CSV-import av patrons. Hvis det er satt tom dato i formatet YYYY-MM-DD for 'debarred' ble den 0000-00-00 ved import og noen sirkulasjonsgreier fikk problemer.


Fine. We need to make sure we use ascii chars.


found a few bugs, and I think I'll perform a much needed refactor.
The code sucks in the way it identifies on what tab you are, it uses hard coded values and there's so much repetition I want to puke. *sigh* #venting


@jswails:

`pytraj` now has download_PDB too.


@thomaswilburn
Just making a comment so you can find the repo.


how is your test result?


@chdiza The incorrect `From: ` is likely a result of this: https://github.com/Homebrew/homebrew/blob/master/Library/Homebrew/tap.rb#L23. @xu-cheng If taps are no longer necessarily git repos, then the `||` branch should likely be removed.


Why do you have to copy the map?


I would just cast in place


Therefore, I don't think the file serves much of a purpose


So i changed line 61 of webserver.js to "off" but I still find that I see numerical.mp4 videos in the core directory of the program.


Let's drop levels, since it's part of the PooledDataArray (PDA) type that we won't be porting.


I pushed my code so far in the repository?
Can you see it?
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It seems the same result so far.
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@ScottPJones, it was inappropriate because it was directed at Stefan personally, ("*You* seem to have little faith....", my emphasis added), whereas Stefan's comment was focused on the design, not me personally. I didn't think twice about Stefan's comment because I can objectively view his opinion there and see his point of view that things might change. Your comment to Stefan, however, made me cringe a little because it took his counter-argument to putting Encodings in Base right away to questioning his faith/trust in collaborators.

Putting things in Base *is* a way of casting things in stone, so to speak; we really want to feel comfortable that it's at least the best decision/design we can come up with at the moment.


@jjongpark 맞습니다. 서너가지를 해보면서 마지막에 지우지 않았습니다. 그래서 이 다음 커밋에 지웠습니다. 좋은 말씀 감사합니다.
https://github.com/sangheestyle/sooryun/commit/641195ee5648c7198be54bb77dcbd78dee026b5a

그런데 이렇게 익셉션을 트라이 캐치로 잡아주고, 뜨로우도 해주면 어떻게 되는건가요?


Just wondering, do you have a plan for handling inline functions/methods and headers and template methods?


Checked and everything matches. //for is marking the end bracket of the for loop.


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Yes, that makes sense as this doesn't actually output it. My original though was to echo it, but it's just returning. Good catch.


@jonschlinkert this was causing `helper-copyright` to fail because the context wasn't getting merged correctly `author` wasn't there and `verb` was failing.

When making the change, I noticed there are tests for merging other data types. The pass if `orig` is just returned when `orig` is not an object, but is that what should be done here?


Noted.

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> we won't be porting.
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fmt will probably change this to
```
for k := range
```


Arguably, static checking of app code was useful. So  b6348d4 is changing the behavior observed by users. This behavior could be recreated with linters, but are we sure this change is OK with product?


teste


Double checked on this patch that all the files look identical to what we currently have in rice2.3.6 release branch.


Even better would arguably be typing the parameter `(view)`, probably as a `MyComp`?


To update you would need to figure out all the server/client communication opcodes etc. Apparently they have rewritten it:
```
Real Anti-bot Client - We have completely rewritten the way the client handles communication with the server. We are offering you real anti-bot client. Though botting technically is still possible, this is brought back to a minimal.
```


After some testing, I noticed that the "game" submits the amount of clicks every tick (currently 1 second) as seen here (line 208 in running.js):
```
if( this.m_nClicks > 0 )
{
    rgRequest.requested_abilities.push(
        {
            'ability': k_ETowerAttackAbility_Attack,
            'num_clicks': this.m_nClicks
        }
    );
}
```

This can also be observed by looking at the network tab for the POST request, which contains a "input_json" field that gets sent every tick:
```
{"requested_abilities":[{"ability":1,"num_clicks":500}],"gameid":"11696"}"
```

I have tested this with the "Raining Gold" ability and can confirm that setting the amount of ticks is working as intended.

There seems to be a max limit of the amount of ticks the server will accept, but 500 seems like a good starting point.


This isn't used anywhere inside of `router.ts` so is this necessary?


93469234-DemandResponse (vidanovic) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (646 of 646 tests passed)

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Akhil dont update this...im not using this branch
im using cms


I don't know what caused this, but you can avoid it by checking the diffs of files you edit before you make a commit.

When you make a commit, git will print how many lines have changed. If you see something crazy like "-1000 lines +1000 lines", you know to check what changed and roll back.


ah, missed this comment. The idea is that they allow DNS-style namespacing, so any organisation with a DNS name can prefix things with a fairly safe assurance they won't conflict.


Should this be called `_subject`. Can we think of something more relative to events?


I would remove the arguments that you don't need, like so:
```
window.g_Minigame.CurrentScene().DoCritEffect = function() {};
```


Unfortunately, this file is missing from your repo...


Melhorei o método de Autenticação, utilizando o  "FormsAuthentication"!


The commit says 3 TODOs. That was a typo. I meant to type 2 TODOs.


Is there a reason why this isn't defined locally? Wouldn't this have a side-effect of assigning the variable to the one shared in the describe? Or this is intentional?


This isn't used here so we should remove it


@quinnj Read @StefanKarpinski 's comment again... if you cringe at the "you", why don't you cringe at the "we" and "us", and saying that "we'd" not get it right? How is that directed at the design?  That is directed at the people who came up with the design, and the people wishing to have it moved into Base.
If you take my comment, which was "You *seem* to have little faith...", *my* emphasis added) as an attack,
which it wasn't meant to be (I wanted to point out the inconsistency in the position of advocating major breaking changes, while being afraid that something *might* cause future breakage), then you need to take that comment doubly as an attack, and what do you say about personal comments such as "Could you possibly write a single comment without being a dick?".  Is that defensible behavior around here?


LGTM


I couldn't push
there is no head


Μία όμορφη μέρα.Στο Inspire ΔΕΘ το 2015 η μία τουλάχιστο εκδήλωση τέοιου είδους ,στα πλαίσια της άνοιξης.Ήμουν στο αμφιθέατρο <<Νικόλας Γερμανός>>.Με ανοιχτή είσοδο.Αφού χαλάρωσα με το διασκεδαστικό "AC-DC" κρατούσα καθόλου τυχαία το πρόγραμμα τη "Show for X"΄.Όλλα τα  παιδιά της Google!Το σχέδιο το αυτοκίνητο χωρίς οδηγό(τιμόνι).Εγώ απλά πρότεινα και με άπειρα καύσιμα (απειρο reservouar) ,πιρηνική ενέργεια.Ήταν άνοιξη,-.


93469234-DemandResponse (vidanovic) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (1672 of 1680 tests passed)

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Implementation for #203


These $classes are currently not used, which means additional classed can't be added in preprocess().


Cool, thanks for taking a look at this. I didn't realize `B` was free but it makes sense that would cause some problems.


r+


<nav class="<?php print $classes; ?>">


I think we should keep the `$classes`?


The _defaults array is initialized in the constructor so it should never be null.

I didn't want to overwrite existing types with addDefaults() because I saw the method as an additive process that should preserve the existing table keys.

Overwriting keys may cause issues where tables have columns of the same name but the types are different. I felt it was safer to stick with the first values in.


Nice one!!


saw approval from jedmccaleb
at https://github.com/graydon/stellar-core/commit/d82b0329f1ba6644b8b5b071a946c907773ca46d


merging graydon/stellar-core/loadgen-fixes = d82b0329 into auto


graydon/stellar-core/loadgen-fixes = d82b0329 merged ok, testing candidate = ce3df566


>Putting things in Base is a way of casting things in stone, so to speak; we really want to feel comfortable that it's at least the best decision/design we can come up with at the moment.

I really hadn't seen much evidence of things being in Base being cast in stone, in the < 3 months since I became aware of Julia...  It really would be nice if major breaking changes were staged in some better fashion, maybe with separate branch, or repository, with all registered packages being either fixed, or removed, before that branch becomes the canonical branch.
(I'm used to even minor breaking changes simply not being allowed... even things like much greater memory consumption or performance regressions were not allowed... can't have a hospital shut down because of an update).


Thanks :)


I'm glad that you are using it, and finding all the dark corners!

After today, names will hopefully be a lot more reliable; soon, I'll add some validations to make sure that operator definitions are minimally sensible.


Ah o lagarto.....


After pulling this commit, assuming you have a custom avatar set, if you manually reload the page your avatar will disappear from the header dropdown


huehuehuehu


:+1:  (darn cut & paste)


Push it to master
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develop (vidanovic) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (1160 of 1165 tests passed)

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@jiyu92 me to req.connection.remoteAddress vlepoume poios esteile to request, alla o server tou paixnidiou vlepei oti to request to esteile o proxy (giati etsi egine), ara 8eloume o proxy na pros8esei thn plhroforia poios to esteile se auton.

To garbage collection den mas noiazei, apla me auto to module vlepeis ti akrivws kanei kai pote. H8ela apla na dw pws doulevei.


You do not set it in webserver.js. You set it in the settings menu inside PopcornTV.

> On Jun 12, 2015, at 6:08 PM, blaudo <notifications@github.com> wrote:
>
> So i changed line 61 of webserver.js to "off" but I still find that I see numerical.mp4 videos in the core directory of the program.
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yknow what would be fun
rebuilding this in Django


some tests failed:
failure: https://travis-ci.org/stellar/stellar-core/builds/66625821


84691154_AutomateBuildingOfDocs (lefticus) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1671 of 1674 tests passed)

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Also, try to make sure if you want to hard code it to set it to "Off", the capital matters.


Mhm, listy broni i zbroi udalo mi sie zapisac tylko w pliku main.tin. Straszny balagan w tym pliku. ;)


I think you might want to create another branch for your application. =)


And you come in with another fix to another one of my problems, thanks!


@Ribagi you need to also change the Recipe's configuration to use these altered lores; currently all recipes use Grass Blocks.


my Skype zhangziming70


I'll need to deal with neuronunit.nml separately since it has a submodule NeuroML2 that can't simply be git mv'd without causing problems.  You wisely didn't move it but eventually I'd like to.


@fproulx-pbox I will release new minor version next week which will also include whitelist approach for params filters. Thank you for your patience.


I will add you. Till what time are you up tonight?
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rax retry tests


not sure. I am waiting for my wife's call. Usually I will go home around 10:20pm


Do we have anything that does something like this?


!!! I fixed vimeo settings in the PR,  why you make it again as youtube !


Remember that the ClickAdapter is meant to use in a "static final" class, otherwise you still get a "this" reference to the parent class and a possible context leak.


Cool


Private constructor is used here for semantic consistency.


This is noticeably slow for JuMPArrays...


(e.g. in callbacks)


Just an fyi, git [does not track empty folders](https://git.wiki.kernel.org/index.php/Git_FAQ#Can_I_add_empty_directories.3F).


@anegrin , here is how you can clean your master branch:
switch to master, then

```
git reset --hard 375ee2c
git push origin HEAD --force
```

source: http://stackoverflow.xluat.com/questions/1338728/delete-commits-from-a-branch-in-git

Then you fetch any new commits from the original repository, thus your master is up to date.


Why?


I added a .doc file in the root. You are welcome to add content to it.
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See the line 169


*.php	 diff=astextplain
*.PHP	 diff=astextplain
*.css	 diff=astextplain
*.CSS	 diff=astextplain
*.PHP	 diff=astextplain


I use the following myself. It looks like a huge chunk of code, but it's really just a couple of "if" statements that should be selected appropriately by the compiler:

```C++
template <class InType, class OutType>
OutType NumCast(InType value)
{
    // Outer 'if' statements can be evaluated at compile time. We expect them to be optimized away

    if (NumInf<InType>::Signed)
    {
        if (NumInf<OutType>::Signed)
        {
            // Signed -> Signed

            if (sizeof(InType) > sizeof(OutType))
            {
                if (value < NumInf<OutType>::MinVal)
                    throw OutOfBounds();
                if (value > NumInf<OutType>::MaxVal)
                    throw OutOfBounds();
            }
        }
        else
        {
            // Signed -> Unsigned

            if (value < 0)
                throw OutOfBounds();

            if (sizeof(InType) > sizeof(OutType))
            {
                if (value > NumInf<OutType>::MaxVal)
                    throw OutOfBounds();
            }
        }
    }
    else
    {
        if (NumInf<OutType>::Signed)
        {
            // Unsigned -> Signed

            if (sizeof(InType) >= sizeof(OutType))
            {
                if (value > NumInf<OutType>::MaxVal)
                    throw OutOfBounds();
            }
        }
        else
        {
            // Unsigned -> Unsigned

            if (sizeof(InType) > sizeof(OutType))
            {
                if (value > NumInf<OutType>::MaxVal)
                    throw OutOfBounds();
            }
        }
    }

    return (OutType) value;
}
```


Delete of line 107 to 118 and line 140 to 142 and line 146 to 148, remove Single and Dual variable


个人知识积累


nice!!! thanks you:)


Muitíssimo obrigado pela contribuição amigo... estou precisando atualizá-la mas ando sem tempo. Pessoas como você são fundamentais!!!


Correção da Lista de Usuários, retirando a exibição da senha e Exibindo o Cargo!


Why you removed "script says", you don't like script. :C


For what it's worth, I think your change breaks SafeConvert so that it will always return "true".

That is assuming the original version would return false to begin with, which is not something I'm certain of.


Overlooked this!


Ty; no rush on my end.


I'm seeing this function called at a time when this `process` refers to the variable https://github.com/mochajs/mocha/blob/f08b789e2ca431d23ab46a60a4ec0f8d524e3485/mocha.js#L6426, not the global `process` object, so there is no `.cwd` method… any idea what to do about that?


This should happen on getUser too. and maybe get all clients?


There is no specific reason to do this. I was just trying; pushed without changing it.


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but also provide better


hola men que tal


虫洞本身没有问题，但是你漏掉了原来第一行的 -{ ，这个很重要不能丢～


@PsychoGame

device/lge/gproj-common/sepolicy/system_server.te:4:ERROR 'unknown type touchpanel_sysfs' at token ';' on line 17634:
allow system_server touchpanel_sysfs:file { write read };
allow system_server default_prop:property_service set;
checkpolicy:  error(s) encountered while parsing configuration


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Interesting hack, but I'd just use URL:

```javascript
new URL("http://....").hostname
```


Tuntui toimivan hyvin


I committed basic POLLPRI support. I don't have time to test before leaving for the weekend, but I wanted to at least make POLLPRI work on Linux for fabled.


That's for e980, I think it is missing this https://github.com/CyanogenMod/android_device_lge_e975/blob/cm-12.1/sepolicy/file.te

Might wanna add that to the common tree instead of individual device tree


Chỗ này code bị lặp lại. Đổi lại thành như vậy thì hay hơn:

<script type="text/javascript">
                                $(document).ready(function () {
                                    var contractStatus = '${cont.status}';
                                    $('#expiredDate').val(getCurrentDateInNextYear());
                                    document.getElementById("expiredDate").min = getCurrentDate();
                                    if (contractStatus == 'Expired') {
                                        document.getElementById("expiredDate").max = getCurrentDateInNextYear();
                                    } else {
                                        document.getElementById("expiredDate").max = getInputDateInNextYear('${cont.expiredDate}');
                                    }
                                });
+                            </script>


Technically, you need to html-escape the strings. You can use the `htmlEscape` in this same file.


Gán thẳng `List<ContractTypeEntity> list = contractBusiness.getAllContractType();` luôn chứ không cần phải gán vào `new ArrayList<ContractTypeEntity>();` làm gì.


Why are we referencing this as `catalyst.InternalRow` instead of just `InternalRow`?


This versioning should be incremented too.


Please tell me what is the scenario:
1. What are the specs of the input bitmap?
2. What is the heap size of the device/emulator?
3. How much RAM does the device/emulator has?
4. What are the operations that you perform? step by step.
5. Have you performed step #3 as I've written about?


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Add Unit tests to TestGroupApi.java


Thanks for updating it! \o/


1) C первым разобрался:
```python
"""Main entry point"""

import sys
from .faireanalysis import faireanalysis

if sys.argv[0].endswith("__main__.py"):
    sys.argv[0] = "python -m faireanalysis"

faireanalysis()
```
в ```faireanalysis``` закомментил строки:

```python
if __name__ == '__main__':
    faireanalysis()
```
2) Во втором записал:
```python
scripts=["faireanalysis/faireanalysis.py"]
```
а запустить как скрипт пока не получается.


This is invalid comment in bat file.


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Need to write EditCard/CardsIndex pages, displaying question-answer pairs. Need to also allow the option to include "both-sided" cards. Need to make a better try again template. Fill out navbar, make it professional. Address all issues for once.


源码/主程序/源.cpp

SM!！！！！！！！！！


I was gonna try a build that day,so just updated :P


cc @samaradona @regilero


Haha I was wondering why hardware was in kernel folder :P


Cheers, but one of the lines has changed so I cannot merge this PR. If you rebase to the existing master I will merge :)


Is `var[**]` AQL's version of Harmony's `...var`?


nope. will remove


nice job


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I don't think forcing the use of the full hashtag is necessary here..
Why not `refspec.findRegexp("^[a-zA-Z0-9]+$").size != 0` instead, so one can use short hashtags?


These clock_gettime() on this and SetRefreshRate() are debugging leftovers, should drop them :)


Probably, must be


See https://github.com/sbesson/openmicroscopy/commit/210b26f290f053b921d4922acdf4cb151f309652 and https://github.com/sbesson/openmicroscopy/commit/69034a144f8fa9d04c6db16a8520258dc2b04e53 for the potential resolution of this. Thanks to @mtbc for the `bundle` type pointer.


not working :-1:


Алиасы только у блогов пока есть


This is okay


promising


Let's hope it works! :smiley:


yeah i read that too, but i checked on liverealms http://i.imgur.com/WxKXkui.png


Should it be ``::`` ?


Locally it definitely fixes things for me, i.e. `guava` and `metrics-*` are now included properly under `lib/server`. The main downside on this change is that the `ivysettings.xml` change is breaking from a developer point of view, i.e. the Ivy cache (and that includes `.m2`) has to be cleaned for this to work properly. Using POMs or not using POMs, that is the question.


@ndeloof I think this is a simple and safe enough change that I will merge it within the next few days unless I hear differently from you.


Still working on #1391.


这个rv['text'] escape一下吧，<>&这三个需要转义一下


это старый цвет


да


Probably, must be
```
const std::pair<std::string, std::string> table2[] =
{
	{ "ocol0", "h0" },
	{ "ocol1", "h4" },
	{ "ocol2", "h6" },
	{ "ocol3", "h8" },
};
```
?
r1 / h2 registers used for result depth range.


whow, that's alot of commits :)


I forgot to add the related Trello card, view it [here](https://trello.com/c/GTvMDXVp).


Broke nixpkgs tarball because it doesn't build on darwin: http://hydra.nixos.org/build/23050399/nixlog/1/raw


How does the pattern expand on this? I'm not sure I follow exactly. Your fix looks great to me though :+1:


Please read the email again :) 1.0.0 is also a bad idea, should be `^1.0` really.


Why do we have `this._currentPageNumber` above and `this.currentPageNumber` (without underscore) here?


Just collect the invalid/duplicated/unwished names, i will correct it in a few days.


I know, what were the C++ standard committee smokin'?  Actually I'm sure they had their reasons, but it is really surprising that this is valid.  I first came across it when reading the article on ScopeGuard: http://www.drdobbs.com/cpp/generic-change-the-way-you-write-excepti/184403758


The template is loaded into the body on line 12 of `spec/javascripts/module/graphic_spec.js.coffee`.

We are learning JS testing together, don't worry. So I do agree that acceptance tests are simpler for testing features that rely on HTML elements and/or JS. On the other hand, we do agree as well that acceptance tests are expensive considering the time that they should take (the test for date selection takes more than one minute for example).

Testing our JS classes with templates gives us the ability to test JS code that rely on HTML elements without such cost because it don't make any calls to the Rails application (or any other service).

But this template bothers me as well. I think one way would be to remove all the selectors from JS code and get them as attributes in the constructor. Then on our tests we can pass sinon.js spies for the constructor. Maybe that's the way to go. What do you think?


Nit: trailing comma


I read the email: you said that 1.0.0 would make it stop working when the API is updated to 1.1. That's what I want to happen, as the package is deprecated. Is that not right?


@quinnj I've come up with some examples, that make me sure that all `Encodings` should be abstract, never immutable.

`CESU-8`, for example, is a variant of `UTF-8`, as is Java's `Modified UTF-8`.
It should be possible to define those as:
```julia
abstract CESU8 <: UTF8
abstract ModUTF8 <: UTF8
```
Base64 encoding, as well as the Base64ws that I want to add (I already have my own C & Julia implementations), can be defined as a type of `ASCII`, i.e.
```julia
abstract BASE64 <: ASCII
abstract BASE64WS <: ASCII
```

I also think the basic encodings should be done as a hierarchy:
```julia
abstract Encoding
abstract DirectIndexedEncoding <: Encoding

abstract Binary <: DirectIndexedEncoding
abstract ASCII  <: DirectIndexedEncoding
abstract Latin1 <: DirectIndexedEncoding

abstract UTF8   <: Encoding
abstract UTF16  <: Encoding
abstract UTF32  <: DirectIndexedEncoding
abstract UCS2   <: DirectIndexedEncoding

# Opposite endian encodings of 16-bit and 32-bit encodings
abstract UTF16OE <: UTF16
abstract UTF32OE <: UTF32
abstract UCS2OE  <: UCS2

# This is easier to use (and not get the ordering mixed up) than ENDIAN_BOM
const BIG_ENDIAN = reinterpret(UInt32,UInt8[1:4;])[1] == 0x01020304

if BIG_ENDIAN
    abstract UTF16BE <: UTF16
    abstract UTF32BE <: UTF32
    abstract UCS2BE  <: UCS2
    abstract UTF16LE <: UTF16OE
    abstract UTF32LE <: UTF32OE
    abstract UCS2LE  <: UCS2OE
else
    abstract UTF16LE <: UTF16
    abstract UTF32LE <: UTF32
    abstract UCS2LE  <: UCS2
    abstract UTF16BE <: UTF16OE
    abstract UTF32BE <: UTF32OE
    abstract UCS2BE  <: UCS2OE
end
```

This allows one to look at the encoding, without having to know about what particular variant is being used (except where it matters).  You can also then make parameterized functions to get the "traits" of a particular encoding, such as "nativeendian", "bigendian".


yup, can remove. a web report for requisitions will be super easy once we have UCR support for ledgers.


Hi @florinp,

should not be 1.0.4-dev ?Hi @florinp,

should not be 1.0.4-dev ?


I used to agree with you on that, but recently my opinion has changed ;-)

The issue with removing the comma (in my opinion), is that if someone in the future adds another property at the end of the list, they would have to *add* a comma here.
Doing so would unnecessarily mess up the `blame` of that line, potentially making bisecting more difficult.


This fails, though `leProperty` within `babel-demo-addon/addon/components/my-component.js` should have been replaced with `demo2` using the `babel-plugin-demo2` addon ...


issue #17


Sure, you can do it!!! I don't think so!

On Sat, Jun 13, 2015 at 5:26 AM, digitalLumberjack <notifications@github.com
> wrote:

> Hi Marcelo, can i merge this, you did not make a PR ?
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> <https://github.com/mgoulartBR/recalbox-os/commit/348d149a001fbe969a4e669d1c5e1a8e0373701c#commitcomment-11665665>
> .
>


Oh well ok if that's really what you want ok never mind me :)


Nice, it's coming along!


:boar: :boar: :boar:
:boar: :boar: :boar:
:boar: :boar: :boar:


misspelled


Nu știu dacă să-i fac merge sau nu... văd că e suficient să scriu /admin/config/workbench/access/editors/taxonomy/3071 și am acces la modificat userii pt fiecare termen...


Hi
does notifications tile work properly on your side??


Using `this._currentPageNumber` above allows us to avoid a getter (see [pdf_viewer.js#L115](https://github.com/mozilla/pdf.js/blob/master/web/pdf_viewer.js#L115)); this is a pattern used in various places in e.g. pdf_viewer.js.

However, to be able to correctly update `this._currentPageNumber`, we must call the setter (see [pdf_viewer.js#L119](https://github.com/mozilla/pdf.js/blob/master/web/pdf_viewer.js#L119)).


Aw sorry I'll add it.

2015-06-13 9:06 GMT+02:00 jbwahl <notifications@github.com>:

> @gdolle <https://github.com/gdolle> i think you forgot file :
> reinit_fms_inst_2d_g2.cpp?
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> <https://github.com/feelpp/feelpp/commit/731798edeff2aa80827228fd21958ff8794374e9#commitcomment-11665492>
> .
>


Thanks for this commit!   `formatRFile("MyFileWithAList.R")` was previously looking like `makeSuperUgly()`


This log_print is a debugging leftover. Logging a message is a good idea here, but not like this :)


:+1:

Signals2 = thread-safe variant


Please avoid adding this duplicated code. I know that the code for empty and drop contains similarities but we should not add duplicate sections.


ack


Which version of Ubuntu?


Remover white spaces


ye kia hai ??


I think a comment beside this would be really useful, otherwise it is the sort of thing that would be easily refactored out because it at first glance appears unnecessary.


oups sorry, there were some conflicts


Yes you're right


> `(Array.isArray(prop) ? prop : [prop])`

should we use [arrify](https://github.com/sindresorhus/arrify/blob/master/index.js) here?


I was also thinking about this, but actually here I am just adding one line and formatting it!
Anyway, what do you suggest? Maybe a function to return these 3 params which are almost same in at least 4-5 places?


 @oldState.indentGuidesVisible = @newState.indentGuidesVisible
     @oldState.scrollWidth = @newState.scrollWidth		     @oldState.scrollWidth = @newState.scrollWidth
     @oldState.width = @newState.width		     @oldState.width = @newState.width:anettan,


Thanks :p


Hi @stambaughw , can I ask that you reformat the commit message in the context of MSYS2 as a large software distro? Something like:
"wxwidgets: Fix MSW version of wxDC mirrored rendering regression"
To do this:
git commit --amend
git push origin master --force

Many thanks.


merge changes


:-1:
quite ugly


Shouldn’t this be `series`?


line 55 looks odd :D


There is no such path as C: on my machine.. You should a relative path from the root of the project.


Will `~` actually resolve into home dir?


I would say `episode` would be more appropriate since it's not really the series itself.


Yes, good point.


This could just be `return`?


and doesn't tell them whenever someone visits our github page ;)


@mickeyren No sense commenting this out - you may as well remove it.


Spelling...


This is the wrong define, the code below never executes.

You want _M_X86_64


Your first line of commit message is too generic, it could be like this:
`JC-1169 Add doc on how to change logger config location`


Minor style issue. Would it be better to order it alphabetically?


In May/Ponto ist :star: nicht das terminale Objekt, sondern die Einheit der monoidalen Struktur.


hehe


Sorry @arthurvr. Entirely my fault. We created a new element as part of a demo we were doing and I jumped back into code reviews after without dropping this. Thanks for the PR to strip (and your close eye to detail in the commit log). I need to be more diligent with checking what gets pushed here.


@Alexander1998 Is it ready for self-compile?


No problem :) :dancer:


Where is myst? hey guys don't forget about me :(


It should say myst not soulfrost :(


Correct that tab!


Another tab


Cant be ignored :O


![image 3](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/12871001/8144242/25e02c38-1206-11e5-99e9-6a5c745207ab.png)


Lower then I thought


Animaiton and Skeleton tested with blender 2.72 and Cry engine 3.5.8 and Cry Engine 3.7.0 and works correctly. But on blender 2.74 version dont work correctly beacuse of matrix_local value of fakebone is different at version 2.72, I work on it.


Why this change?


K
Next time you can simply do git commit --author=goutamniwas


Replace these tabs with spaces.


Replace tabs with spaces.


-_-
I didn't know what it was called :P


tt


If you're multiplying with the generator, you could easily test whether secp256k1_ec_pubkey_create returns the same result.


Nit: extra `;`.


this closes #1


To follow the naming style of the other public functions, which use something like "secp256k1_<class>_operation", I would rather call this secp256k1_ecdh_compute or secp256k1_ec_multiply_scalar.


Nah, too much work for little gain.


Better to be explicit.


Use parameterized logging:

    logger.info("Deleting metadata for attachment [{}]", xwikiAttachment.getFilename())

Also, replace tabs with spaces.


> I wish you could find the time to give me some little explanations or maybe some clues that will help me to understand.

Sure. :-)

It has two problem.

The first problem is stack level too deep problem. See the commit https://github.com/ruby-gnome2/ruby-gnome2/commit/14af7e9486d6782ec3149ea3951c13381b904f09 about this problem.

The second problem is wrong `GType` object is created. The following explains the problem:

`Gtk::RecentChooserDialog` is a sub class of `Gtk::Dialog`. `Gtk::Dialog` has its constructor (= `Gtk::Dialog#initialize` = `gtk_dialog_new()`). The constructor creates an object of `GtkDialog` `GType` in C (not Ruby).

`Gtk::RecentChooserDialog` doesn't have its own constructor. `gtk_recent_chooser_dialog_new()` exists but it's not introspectable. Because it uses variable length argument: See [gtk_recent_chooser_dialog()](https://developer.gnome.org/gtk3/stable/GtkRecentChooserDialog.html#gtk-recent-chooser-dialog-new).

So `Gtk::RecentChooserDialog.new` calls `Gtk::Dialog#initialize`. `Gtk::Dialog#initialize` creates `GtkDialog` object not `GtkRecentChooserDialog`. It's the problem.

`GLib::Object#initialize` create an object for `self.class.gtype`. It's `GtkRecentChooserDialog` for `Gtk::RecentChooserDialog`. The `GType` is correct `GType`.

So this commit fixes the second problem. And this commit also fixes the first problem secondarily.

I hope that this explanation helps you.


Feel like also adding microbenchmarks to bench_internal for the wnaf conversion and constant-time point multiplication?


Graham Campbell commented on Mar 25

Your options are as follows:
• Install the required extensions (best option)

Terminal told me:
# composer install
Loading composer repositories with package information
Installing dependencies (including require-dev) from lock file
Your requirements could not be resolved to an installable set of packages.

  Problem 1
    - Installation request for d11wtq/boris v1.0.10 -> satisfiable by d11wtq/boris[v1.0.10].
    - d11wtq/boris v1.0.10 requires ext-readline * -> the requested PHP extension readline is missing from your system.

I cannot find a way to install the required extensions. Where can I find this information?


It seems a bit weird to have the internal function be called ECDH (which is the name of a high-level algorithm), and have the external API for it be called point_multiply (which is the operation performed internally). I would swap them.


This check is totally unnecessary! __DIR__."/../../maincore.php" always works. __DIR__ give you the directory of the file which use the constant. It does not depend on any setting


Maybe update the message to "found {} pending/errored payments"?


```sh
$ git log | grep Myst
    aac03a8 DB/Item: Northrend Mystery Gem Pouch (3.3.5)
    DB/SAI: Fix an error in Bladespire Mystic SAI
    DB/SAI: Mystery of the Infinite (12470)
    DB/GO: Increase radius of Mystery of the Infinity gameobject spellfocus
    DB/SAI: Fix Redridge Mystic spam
    Scripts/Icecrown Citadel: Fixed Mystic Buffet applying on targets hidden beh
ind Ice Tombs
    Fixed items Mysterious Egg, Disgusting Jar (need db support).
    *Add script for Disgusting Jar and Mysterious Egg - original patch by Elron.
```


Hm, meinst du?
Ich hab das Gefühl, gerade hier ist der Gedankenstrich akzeptabel. Die Auslassungspunkte passen besser, wenn Teile eines Schriftstücks unleserlich sind, oder ein Gedanke sanft ausklingt ...
Der Gedankenstrich passt zu einer unerwarteten Unterbrechung. Zum Beispiel, weil jemand reinquasselt, oder durch ein anderes lautes Geräusch unterbrochen wird. Zusammenzucken wie hier zähle ich auch dazu :P


semver will automatically do this


change to wheat


Maybe print the transition occurring (e.g. `PENDING->SUCCESS`)?


many people don't know css variables so let's not use them


good


You can just use: `hash?: any [...]`


I think it would be better to start talking about a `core team` instead of linking everything to a single person. so something like "follow the directions of the core team"
the rest looks good tho, thumbs up!


不错


Sir can I be added as well? thanks.


Better define a new variable of type `red-hash!` to access the 4th field.


FYI, Guava offers `Functions.toStringFunction`.


nice


Correctly updated in c33615627030a077f6c94a268258d1900c94e01a :+1:


PHP Notice:  Undefined index: name in /home/travis/build/phalcon/zephir/Library/Compiler.php on line 1471
Why didn't that travis build fail...

@ogarbe
Should that be $name insteadof $global['name'] ? Or is it just a missing check?


>  (the test for date selection takes more than one minute for example).

Yeah, I hate that particular test as well. I wonder if there is a way to fake the current time so we can avoid having to actually wait in real time.

> Testing our JS classes with templates gives us the ability to test JS code that rely on HTML elements without such cost because it don't make any calls to the Rails application (or any other service).

The issue is that you remove the cost of generating the HTML, but pay by having the possibility of the templates getting out of sync with the actual code. We barely even started and that already happened!

I wonder if something like running an acceptance test, grabbing the HTML then feeding it to the JS tests would work. It shouldn't introduce any additional performance costs and reduce the number of possible mismatches between templates and reality.

> But this template bothers me as well. I think one way would be to remove all the selectors from JS code and get them as attributes in the constructor. Then on our tests we can pass sinon.js spies for the constructor. Maybe that's the way to go. What do you think?

Seems like it would work for this particular case. I don't know how it would scale for more complex code that dealt with lots of different elements though.

The ideal way to go IMO, if possible, would be to:

a) Have the JS graphic test template basically only have the container, loader and canvas. That's all the Graphic class cares (or should care) about anyway.
b) Introduce an extra step into our existing acceptance tests (but not a whole new test) for the metric results display that checks for the correctness of the graphic, as much as it is possible. For example, we can check if the canvas fills the whole container, has a `chart` property set, and pull the points from that chart to see if they're right, even if we can't actually "look" at the chart as if a human was doing it.


duplicated


this closes #1


As we've already compute the negation above, can this not be avoided by using a conditional copy from either the original, or the copied variant? Maybe that isn't actually faster, though.


great !


No idea, I think that bit was you, haha.


lol


fixing testes


writing a blog program.


This might be too long as a default. In the happy path, the time between when an HPP is created and when the shopper completes the payment may only be a few minutes.


The flaws were either tacked during our project, when possible given the constraints, or summarized them in section \autoref{sec:recommendations}.


:+1: (worst case scenario for an ACH for instance)


oh right, that is simpler


The flaws that we could not tackle during our project because of the project constraints have been summarized in section \autoref{sec:recommendations}.


Sure!


I was just browsing and I saw that now all the pages linked in the footer (code of conduct, accessibility, glossary, imprint) have the dark background with black letters on it making them almost unreadable. I hope this note helps.


Why add 1 or 2, rather than just 0 or 1?


Falsch referenziert: Es handelt sich um das Issue: #116


I very well might be


You @ wrong people?


再试一次


Style nit: missing one space after a comma.


(y)


@Myst : did you have a different username before? Could not find any TC issues or commits on your page.


I meant to say, single precision float point (as opposed to double precision)


WIP: #43


Yes.


pattern was more a rough idea. I noticed that it could be required to expand the rerun snippet even further. For example in the AR version of `bin/test` I added a plugin to handle `--adapter/-a`. Would be nice if that was preserved in the snippet as well. However this would require more control from the outside than just setting a `executable`.


Yes it really helps me.
ありがとうございます!


This commit made a mess of the centering on the scikit-learn docs homepage: http://scikit-learn.org/dev/


All of them it seems? I know that utopic is definately on 1.55


## This is a markdown file


@CupCoffee sprites was public just for that simplicity :p


you're right, just checked with structs.

cf https://github.com/vpg/zephir/commit/022eb779b3251cfc7c22c78e29b3a13d6cd27197


BTW, if you're going to generate code that accesses these fields, you need to have a ``gcc_jit_field *``; see e.g.:
https://gcc.gnu.org/onlinedocs/jit/topics/expressions.html#gcc_jit_rvalue_dereference_field

Note that the libgccjit API doesn't have a way to access the fields of a struct *after* you've created it (since simply storing them as they're created is faster than lookup by name, and safer than lookup by index).

So you may find when you started writing the code-generation that you'll want to be storing some of these ``gcc_jit_field *`` into your ``struct ravi_gcc_types_t`` as you create them.


Usually we have explicit list all imports instead of asterik imports.


Usually we have explicit imports instead of asterik imports.


You should include <cstdlib> instead of <stdlib.h>, which is the C++ version of <stdlib.h>. Otherwise you're including a C header in your C++ program directly. Most of the time that can be OK but it's not good practise.

If you need to include a C header in a C++ program and don't have a C++ version of the header you can do this:
```
extern "C" {
#include <cheader.h>
}
```


A '$' in variable names really? :-P I guess you're allowed.


And what happens if the HOME enviromnent variable is not set? :-P


Mir ist grade eingefallen, dass man das ja eigentlich recht einfach mit JS lösen kann, denke ich. Muss man halt den body editieren oder sowas. Ich probier das später mal aus.


URL for the 1.12 vs 1.13 performance GIF is missing and this renders a broken image at http://emberjs.com/blog/2015/06/12/ember-1-13-0-released.html – anyone have the URL? :)


if you wrap this in an array ´$commits' and do the same in the else branch `$commitRepository->findNewCommits()` you can use the loop from the else block in both cases and save duplicated code


Done


remark


@megadola So you should point why it's not working at least. :+1:


Those commits aren't enough.
Go pick every devfreq, msm-adreno-tz changes I've made.


What was the reason for removing this? I added it because `count ` is never negative, and so we can avoid bounds checking. The `by 1` turns the result from this:

```javascript
for (i = 0, ref = count; 0 <= ref ? i <= ref : i >= ref; 0 <= ref ? i++ : i--) {
}
```

into this:

```javascript
for (i = 0, ref = count; i <= ref; i += 1) {
}
```


I think its silly to instantiate an object for each field we inspect. As the old code showed, it is not necessary.


Coffeescript compiler didn't like it (and failed).


@lmy441900 I haven't seen any internationalization. Do you like to use gettext? Or other solutions?


Too bad, because it's would be very easy for people who need to support older browsers to just plug in fallback processors. But I guess I rarely use them anyway…


test commit


@ekd123 that's exactly why I am confused.


that was fast :D done :wink:


foreach can be significantly slower than for-loops. see eg http://stackoverflow.com/questions/454916/performance-of-arrays-vs-lists  did you see anything in the performance tests?


looks good


Ah, ich habe das "kartesisch" übersehen. In dem Fall ist das ja das gleiche. Sorry für den Spam.


Then it's super easy for them to switch back. I'd rather optimize for the common and modern case.


Coffeescript onTravis, my computer and my phone all worked fine. You might want to update your Coffeescript (sounds like you're stuck on pre-1.50). I'm going to leave the `by 1` in my PR.


> @lmy441900 I haven't seen any internationalization. Do you like to use gettext? Or other solutions?

@ekd123 At present 0.2.0 version we just have no i18n solution. However, in 0.2.5 we have.
Maybe gettext, but since Anthon-Starter is an Windows program, this is in need of discussion.

> @ekd123 that's exactly why I am confused.

@MingcongBai Well I understand... but once we use it, we need to rewrite many codes, and it costs a great deal of time.


Sure, sounds fine actually.


Argh, i forgot `composer update`, sorry. I'll merge your PR.


I'm on 1.7.1.

Suggest you leave `by 1` out.  There's no need to create a possible issue over such a minor optimisation.


Japanese!!!


@ScottPJones we're not getting defensive, we're telling you that you're managing to annoy us and should try to find a way to communicate without doing so for things to ever move forward more productively. It's not the bugs that are annoying us, it's just your habits of discourse. To prove my point, holy crap your response was long and I'm way too busy to read it all.


looking at it... we know at this time that the size is fixed, we can better signal this, and get some performance maybe, by using array


Cool feature :)
May i merge that in the recalbox ?


I'm leaving it in. If you want to add a dedicated commit explaining that we need to support a 17 month old coffeescript instead of `sudo npm install -g coffee-script`-ing to 1.9.3, then you can.


There's one minor point to make with this - as the Sacrifice event is actually part of the resolution, not as a cost. It's possible for this to trigger, and the enchantment to then be destroyed. You are then still able to pay mana for the effect. (Although the effect won't happen).
Couldn't get both costs to function together. And while playing, it doesn't look as though the sacrifice is occurring separately. Even though it is.


FYI: You can also use `Must.prototype.exist` to check for _either_ `null` or `undefined`.


constraints


Fair point.


I see. thanks @DHrpcs3


ok this branch isnt stable...i f****d up really bad somewhere here


Woohoo!!!


MissSpelling in method of NavigationBar "IsUserLavelPresent". And we should start with lowercase


haha lol


Just revert to cm stock one, slowly edit and test


I can't remember contributing to 6.x, is this file identical to the 3.3.5 version? Or is it because cherry picks from 3.3.5 => 6.x have added contributions with my name/username to the 6.x branch? :)


Looks good


For feature specs, there is typically one `Then` for each `When`.  I would probably write it like this

```
When I click the 'Edit' link
And I update the player name to 'Bongos'
And I click the 'Update Player' button
Then I see 'Player Updated'
And I see 'Bongos'
```


Doesn't matter whether it was necessary or not to me. Nobody would be hardworking enough to replace working things if it had worked in the first place?

Please verify with Domi. He had issues, and this was the fix for him.


kisu Up kora jacche na...


I think we want to update `Esme` to something other than `Esme`!


"Symbol Größe" is wrong, either "Symbolgröße" or "Symbol-Größe".
"löschen" & "abbrechen" are small, while Importieren starts with a capital - please aim for consistency.
Otherwise good job!


Yes, but there's no reason to do it for 2.0, I'm going to have to do it anyway when I do the items inventory (and perhaps overall inventory: "I'm all empty for $MERCHANDISE, please come back later").


code or result ?


The description is not completely correct. It's not forever, it's just until the Server Owner deletes their Inventory in the server files. (And plugin files, if there are plugins that save the inventory seperately.) Atleast that worked on my server. (CraftBukkit 1.8.6, Java 8)


Isn't the point of the getter that it should be used instead of accessing private member variables? The setter usage seems fine to me now, but avoiding the getter slightly confuses me still.


The files were identical but the log was taken from a fake branch where 6.x and 3.3.5 were merged together that everybody who contributed to 3.3.5 or 6.x is listed.


Fair enough. I read that the IE issue (which was my main concern for addressing that) has been fixed since IE8, so I don't think we need to worry about that anymore.


I cannot compile __Nine.Imaging__; __ICSharpCode__ isn't supported in *.NETPortable*.


Good catch! I had that originally and changed it while testing but never changed it back.


Hi @madmaxoft, could you explain why these changes are needed? Specifically the "wait with the thread's execution until the thread object is fully initialised" - I was under the impression that the std::thread object would be initialised already when DoExecute is called/a new thread is created.

Certainly I don't understand why the code suggests that the thread object only becomes initialised after a call to SetThreadName (which is only compiled on VS Debug); it seems a little arbitrary :P


Jim used old format number + 2000 for new formats which just differ by password length, so shouldn't 1700 and 1701 be 2024 and 2052 instead?


Updated my composer, dependencies and build. Changes are released in v1.5.2.


> Isn't the point of the getter that it should be used instead of accessing private member variables?

When accessing properties from the "outside", that is certainly correct!
But in this case, since the scope is the same (i.e. we're within `PDFViewer`), I don't think that needs to apply here.


@frank-dittrich I really don't understand the numbering scheme. I just made up some nice looking numbers out of thin air.


And these formats (after renaming) should probably be moved to dynamic_flat_sse_formats.conf, no?


@GummiBoat did you compile this? If so, can you pm me a link?


Very happeh :D


why adding so much noisy output?


Oh, I see. Thank you, then this seems fine.


@fraguz


Thanks for fixing that.

Grepping through the sources, it seems that this is not the only instance of this problem.


 - __style__: [src/chaiscript_stdlib.cpp:18](../blob/e5ccec0e89e00cebb620c87c11397f53fe54933c/src/chaiscript_stdlib.cpp#L18) The function 'create_chaiscript_module_chaiscript_stdlib' is never used. (unusedFunction)
 - __style__: [src/main.cpp:169](../blob/e5ccec0e89e00cebb620c87c11397f53fe54933c/src/main.cpp#L169) The function 'get_eval_error' is never used. (unusedFunction)
 - __style__: [src/main.cpp:140](../blob/e5ccec0e89e00cebb620c87c11397f53fe54933c/src/main.cpp#L140) The function 'help' is never used. (unusedFunction)
 - __style__: [src/main.cpp:216](../blob/e5ccec0e89e00cebb620c87c11397f53fe54933c/src/main.cpp#L216) The function 'myexit' is never used. (unusedFunction)
 - __style__: [src/main.cpp:158](../blob/e5ccec0e89e00cebb620c87c11397f53fe54933c/src/main.cpp#L158) The function 'throws_exception' is never used. (unusedFunction)


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

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reverted


Aside from interpersonal nonsense, it's pretty clear from the technical content of this conversation that the design of encodings is not nailed down enough to go into Base. This is not a complete design – you are still actively in the process of exploring the design. There is something very fishy about all encodings being abstract types. Whether that's right or not, however, while it's even a question, it's too early to put them into Base. It will be time when there's been a working design that everyone's happy with for at least a month.


> It's not forever, it's just until the Server Owner deletes their Inventory in the server files.

Very few servers will actually do this. On the big servers, they never delete the player data and on the small servers, they don't even know how to do it.


Este commit se llama igual que el anterior porque se me olvidó añadir la coma en las dependencias de 'package.json'.


I'm not sure either, may be the numbers x+2000 are just to allow longer passwords, not for longer salts (compared to the original formats).
Mey be we should wait for @magnumripper and @jfoug to comment.


"a size"? hahahahah :heart: -> "the size allowed by the settings"


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

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预览窗口我不设置背景颜色的原因是在某些节点是有背景的，加上背景颜色会比较突兀
你可以在英雄联盟这样的节点测试一下效果


ditto


OK, thanks for the explanation. At least now I know why. :+1:


Yes, my bad


Great work


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

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预览窗口的宽度设置是比较紧凑的，因为 v2ex 的主题宽度就是680px，这样修改以后显示的排版将会被打乱特别是与使用 markdown 的主题排版差异比较大。


That commit caused build scripts to copy my whole HDD since u unset BOARD_CUSTOM_UBUNTU_INITRD from the msm8226-common XD


todo @Bernardstanislas


Do you want to contribute this change to the main repo?


Zdravim, pushnul jsem soubor pro konfiguraci zdroju pro stahovani feedu. Tento soubor musi byt v adresari s vyslednym jarkem (jarko i s dependencies).


@ScottPJones, I don't see any advantage to defining
```julia
UTF16LE <: UTF16
```
vs.
```julia
typealias UTF16 UTF16LE # on little-endian machine
```
I find the latter easier to reason about, personally.

I also don't even know if we need `UTF16LE`/`UTF16BE` distinctions; how is the actual code going to really be that different. I mean, maybe all we need is a simple `if BIG_ENDIAN...` in the code that does a simple switch and that's all that's needed. I suspect we need to just need to start working on the actual code this involves to really see how it pans out.


> To prove my point, holy crap your response was long and I'm way too busy to read it all.

@tkelman I wish you would.  Did you see my suggestion about how to handle things without as much grief as the tuple changes caused (and have still been causing, as of this week)?  I think "Arraymeggedon" won't be bad, because it will be at the very start of a cycle, the problem with the tuple changes is that it was after 9 months, when people were already depending on things in 0.4.

@StefanKarpinski That's fine, but I don't see it really taking an entire month to work out all of the angles.
What do you view as being fishy about the encodings being abstract types?


Este es un proyecto para el curso de calculo numerico en UNEFA


PRACTICANDO


Im sure you still can have seizures while playing Ian.
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> Thanks for fixing that.

Well, it was new for me, too. So I've learned something (-:

> Grepping through the sources, it seems that this is not the only instance of this problem.

Where else does it happen? I checked the sources as well, but didn't found any similar problem.


This assertion was a good thing - we need this to make sure that the Ext middleware can carry requests through to the next middleware. If you could put this back in I think we'll be good to go!


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

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@quinnj By doing the way I described, you can define things based on a more abstract level of the encoding, i.e. `UTF16`, instead of big-endian vs. little-endian (which only is an issue when you have to store them into bytes).   For example, `next` will return a `Char`, not a sequence of bytes, so you can write a function that handles `UTF16` encoding, and pass it something that is `UTF16OE`, and it will handle the byte-swapping for you.  That is the great advantage in making it a hierarchy in this fashion... you shouldn't have to have your code cluttered with `if BIG_ENDIAN` (it's not pretty, having had to do just that in C code,
and this is a way of handling things where Julia would shine).


I eventually did, but wall-of-texts are not very effective. Discussions of how to handle breaking changes are largely unrelated from this "Strings redesign needs more thought" conversation.

Something that we should look into doing in the future is running PkgEvaluator on large breaking PR's before they get merged. We have all the infrastructure to do this, we just need another few people to work on hooking it all up to make it happen.


I'm not sure if we had that discussion before, but what exactly is used from vim-core? Such things should have a comment, otherwise I'll probably ask in a few weeks again :o


same here... did we have that discussion already? I'd prefer to just tell the user "kill your nmm-server". I find it a bit intrusive to let an ebuild handle processes


I was going to suggest using `IOPMAssertionCreateWithName`, found in the header `<IOKit/pwr_mgt/IOPMLib.h>` (`import IOKit.pwr_mgt` in Swift). That is what I used in the past, in PCSX-R, when updating the API. Although `beginActivityWithOptions(_, reason:)` is more modern, and wasn't available when I was re-writing the display turn-off APIs.


vim-common provides xxd which is used to generate a C-header containing the
default player image.


Remove this line


Try the latest commit. I upgraded Nine.Imaging not to produce output to the bin folder.
Appveyor is also failing because it didn't download submodules.


Let's only drop down to lower levels when necessary :3


for that purpose, there is dev-util/xxdi written by Greg KH


> Something that we should look into doing in the future is running PkgEvaluator on large breaking PR's before they get merged. We have all the infrastructure to do this, we just need another few people to work on hooking it all up to make it happen.

+1 – I feel like we were doing that at some point and then stopped doing it.


It is also supported by Gravity Box.


@ScottPJones, alright, I'd be willing to structure the Encodings that way (let's leave them out of a module for now) if you could submit a PR. I'll probably try to play with all this some more next week as I find time (though I'm trying to overhaul ODBC in the mean time, so I may not be able to do much).


maybe do thisCtrl?


same here


Hi, why do you add the <select value="-1" t="pedestrian" v="no"/> rule? A "pedestrian" key is not documented in OSM.

Why is the rule <select value="1.2" t="highway" v="path"/> added twice? Also <select value="1.2" t="highway" v="footway"/> is a duplicate to existing rule.


If you look exactly it is killed **ONLY** if two conditions are true:

1) it is running at all
2) it is started from (x)inetd

only this way the new instance is reloaded, else the user will play with the
new version only if he/she remebers to

1) stop (x)inetd
2) kill nmm-server
3) start (x)inetd again


why is this line uncommented?


Why this change?


True. Also, knowing which modules to import can be a bit backwards when importing IOKit.


I'm not on Gentoo at the moment. Does it has the same name?


> 1) stop (x)inetd
> 2) kill nmm-server
> 3) start (x)inetd again

that looks perfectly to put in an elog


no, the thing is called `xxdi.pl` and doesn't have the `-i` switch


I don't think we ever ran PkgEvaluator on a PR before it got merged, the buildbots are much more capable now than they were prior to ~6 months ago. As you've probably noticed we've had much less of Elliot and Iain's time lately, they're the main people who would be able to facilitate this kind of thing easily. What they've put in place can largely be used by other people now though.


There are two different concepts that may be meant by `UTF16`:

* the collection of encodings which are some kind of UTF-16 – little endian, big endian, native, opposite, etc.
* the native-endian standard UTF-16 encoding on this particular machine.

The former being abstract makes a lot of sense. The latter seems pretty concrete to me.


@tkelman I *was* just trying to respond to everything in your fairly large "wall-of-text" :grinning: You did have two paragraphs there about the issues of breaking changes and regressions.
I wasn't aware of PkgEvaluator, that sounds like a very good idea.
What do you think of not doing known major breaking changes *except* right after a new release? (i.e. like the coming "Arraymeggedon", and maybe simply have new releases more frequently, to avoid the temptation to put in something like the tuples change at the end of a long cycle).  I think @StefanKarpinski is on the right track with proposing a short 0.5 cycle focusing on breaking array changes.


Still wont work :cry:


Looks like you go back and forth in these changes.
Could you submit a clean patch?


String{UTF16} would be what you want for a concrete implementation of UTF-16 encoding.
I think doing it that way makes a nice clean separation between what is abstract, and what is concrete.


The "huge" part is there because it points to other changes in woof-CE related to this type of kernel.
Yes it is a FATDOG style kernel but in the woof build system is "huge". Let's keep it this way if possible


Since post_install runs as root, it is **ONLY** neccessary to kill it.
All other steps are only neccessary if you run it as user. Therefore only one
elog for one action.


Work happens as it happens, schedules and plans never work out very well. Short release cycle sounds like a great idea in theory but we've yet to be able to pull it off in practice.


waarom heb je ze omgewiselt?
in de pong controllers zitten ze nu dus met 7,8


thanks. button 4 stuff is missing (esp useful in setup pos)


```if(istype(/atom/movable))``` you bum,


Closes #69


Not sure who exactly should be responsible of keeping the previous checked state. It sounds to me like something generic and not tied to BrowsePeerFragment.


Oh yea we had issues with Syphon and app nap - background apps (servers) tend to sleep. :)


One way to make it happen is to simply say that every 6 months, a new release will be cut, with everything that is currently *stable* in latest, instead of defining releases based on which features you want to get in.
If a feature isn't really ready by the release date, it doesn't go in, and hopefully will go into the next one, but since the cycles are short, that's not too painful.   We went to that approach after having some *very* long release cycles (1.5 years!), with customers then wanting adhoc releases with features that they absolutely needed.  It's not perfect, and the 6 months ended up stabilizing at about 8 months... but it works.


This only works due to the saveRetainInstance, and at any moment you can loose this state data.


cleaner...my bad...


Done.  Does the project have a coding policy or something like it that I
missed?  I'm more then willing to format commit PKGBUILD changes and
messages in the style preferred by the project.

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no worries. it happens.

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I have a better idea: delete NetMauMau from the overlay.

I get no feedback **AT ALL** and since yesterday I know my sister told me me
lies just to avoid to be a tester.

In my family - apart from Bill Gates, Google (Chrome) and Mozilla (Firefox)
all software developers are considered as bullshit people who do nothing than
stupidly and senselessly clicking and typing, at most setting up a new
wallpaper all the day and telling that is a real job :-/

In other words, I may even cacncel developing NetMauMau any more. Why and for
whom?


you probably could convert this to a table driven test.
see https://github.com/golang/go/wiki/TableDrivenTests


1.Create a list by makeCacheMatrix
      etc. cmatrix <- makeCacheMatrix(matrix(rnorm(3600),60,60))
2.Calculate the time spend on cacheSolve for several loops
      etc. system.time(for(i in 1:10000) cacheSolve(cmatrix))
3.Calculate the time spend on calculating the inversing matrix for several loops
      etc. system.time(for(i in 1:10000) solve(cmatrix))
4.Compare the time


Hola mundo Jholmer


Be careful - at this point `nodes.length` could be already less than 2 because of filtering.


+ParanoidAndroid


Forgot to mention I added a new setting for jump power.


hola men


+Android frameworks


como estas
mmmmmmmmmm


+Branches


Ok @mgl512, thank you for this fix :)


Why the 6.1 support has been removed ?


Why 6.1 support has been removed?


Very Nice!


oye por de ti aparese de color azul y aveces de color verde


Trying to understand why unicode is here. I'm assuming you were not working off the latest branch? Use text_type for now on from six.


should  the first `esc_attr()` be [`sanitize_html_class`](https://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/sanitize_html_class) instead?


The text was originally written as:

> …please read: How to use the hoodie-css framework"-guide first!
>
> Then fork, commit and PR! <3

That got broken up earlier and I think it was a good ending from the start. The “Then fork…” alone after any of the other parts of this make no sense.

tl;dr: we should have used Etherpad for this :)


@bklare Does this look good to you?


This patch is missing:

        diff --git a/avocado/core/remote/result.py b/avocado/core/remote/result.py
        index 8ebaafe..1dbc2b0 100644
        --- a/avocado/core/remote/result.py
        +++ b/avocado/core/remote/result.py
        @@ -20,7 +20,7 @@ from .. import remoter
         from .. import data_dir
         from .. import exceptions
         from ..result import HumanTestResult
        -from ...utils import virt
        +from ...core import virt

         class RemoteTestResult(HumanTestResult):


en serio


@vade

I found that when I discovered these guys' app that sends Syphon or Spout
to a RPi via UDP or TCP.  They call it TCPSyphon/Spout and UPDSyphon/Spout

its ripe for a video wall tooooool

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mmmmmjajajaajaa


What you're stating there was almost exactly the plan as of 9-10 months ago. Turns out master isn't very stable right now, and cutting a release from its current state without vital features like precompilation doesn't make much sense.


@saevarb I think there should really be one global setting that controls whether headlines are scaled at all.  That might allow a cleaner approach to solving this problem and other problems.


/me agrees w/ @benallard


horora es de coor azul


sigue men que colres sale


@levicole DWMR. Looks good. Press on.


OK


que haces men concentrate en esto


Yep, much better.


mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm jajjajaa


un moment plis


Yea, I know those apps. :)


jajajajaja


Also:

        diff --git a/selftests/all/unit/avocado/vm_unittest.py b/selftests/all/unit/avocado/vm_unittest.py
        index 0c36d9b..a416eb0 100644
        --- a/selftests/all/unit/avocado/vm_unittest.py
        +++ b/selftests/all/unit/avocado/vm_unittest.py
        @@ -7,7 +7,7 @@ from flexmock import flexmock, flexmock_teardown

         from avocado.core.remote import VMTestResult
         from avocado.core.remote import RemoteTestResult
        -from avocado.utils import virt
        +from avocado.core import virt

         JSON_RESULTS = ('Something other than json\n'


que tu flaca


mmmmmmmmm si pes


I have a Change a translate a thai lang