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Tutaj powinno raczej być bez cudzysłowów.


@AurelioDeRosa This comment: https://github.com/jquery/api.jquery.com/commit/00c2ddc345c81d44b244f50e94381e3fcad22b9c#commitcomment-12382628 was perfectly valid so you should probably have waited to deploy this.


What happens here if `value` is invalid?


Double-check this as suggested by @zuphillip, but also I would suggest using the `url` that is passed into this function instead.


oops..


Use a constant for the parameter. (Or if somehow not available, at least a comment.)


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@daenney Curious, given the above information from facter, what you would expect to see in `ip6`?


add_fixtures_to_VS_solution (mbadams5) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-IntegrationCoverage-Debug: OK (1247 of 1247 tests passed)

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Nie masz w tej klasie metody `photo` ale masz metodę `image` - jak zmienisz to raczej zacznie działać :)


Thanks!


Нужно тогда в комментарии как-нибудь хорошо объяснить, зачем нам может понадобиться раскомментировать такую строчку.


deleted repos


Sorry, for clarification, I'm looking for something similar to
`ip6 => "fe80::601:5fff:fe2f:c301",` (except with what number you feel it should have).


update_sqlite_library (mbadams5) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (1770 of 1770 tests passed)

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Should we also do this if "/rev" is specified (ie. log dialog is called from tortoisegitblame)? or should we pass /range from TortoiseGitBlame?

/cc @ch3cooli @YueLinHo @lznuaa


After checking the rest of the PR, it looks like you can't actually do this, because input/output regs share the same ids. (Since they can only be used for reading, or only for writing.)


nope.


I'm also seeing crashing issues, objects that have been destroyed seems to still be getting events after ofRemoveListener has been called for them. Could ofRemoveListener be failing silently? It's a bit tricky to follow bc some of those ofRemoveListener calls are being called from events,  i.e. objects that are listening to the of update() event.


seriously?

`ticket.__send__("foo; system('rm -rf .*')")`

:dart:


@WaleedAshraf: "when unders pressure" hahahaha


Looks like with a few other changes I mentioned through this PR, these tables can be remove completely.


This is a cool idea but please correct me if I am wrong.

This is for setting up the initial state of the database we want to replicate right?

What if during the dump there are new changes in the master database, will these get picked by the dump and the start slave command?

It seems to me that in order to make this reliable we are going to need to tell people to stop, or put read only the master before adding an slave no?


develop (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: OK (1260 of 1260 tests passed)

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@rlorenzo Do I really need to make a core edit comment inside of a core edit...?


Apologies. I probably shouldn't rant on ancient commits... history ought to stay history.


Looks like you need to handle the case below anyway, so I guess might as well leave it up here and not emit useless instructions.


Nope, maybe `(format "^%s$" (car helm-make-target-history)`, otherwise if getting "foo" it can't distinguish "foobar" and "foo"


Thanks a lot for the changes Sameer, added some comments.

Please keep in mind that my knowledge about setting up clustering in Mariadb is very limited so some of my comments might not make sense to you :)


Я бы использовал что-нибудь такое https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Haversine_formula


Ajout d'une description rapide.


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

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Этот класс явно лишний


97903100_SolarCollectors (macumber) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (2215 of 2234 tests passed)

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Классы в Java называются с большой буквы


Ok, think I got it, need to do some testing


I start seeing how handy lambda functions are :-)
I'm just unsure about the way it's cast with ```[this, player]```. How does it relate with the lambda function declaration or what the function is actually doing with the retrieved arguments?


No, I didn't recognize it had use outside the old bash completions so I intentionally cleaned it out. IMO it should be moved into its own repo & gem. It doesn't depend on anything Conjur-specific.


I think rather than this being a class, these all should just be helper functions.


k ^^
Will be fixed in my next commit


If for example the value is 'abc-def' the ID for < 5001 is returned. Looks like adding the valid check to the parsing method should take care of this.


Fixed in https://github.com/dereuromark/cakephp-tinyauth/commit/9df042e48f89df68a00af6298bd24f94d438cdd1 - thx.


yeah, i just confirmed with a very simple example; doing:
```
ofAddListener(ofEvents().update, this, &ofxAnimatable::autoUpdate);
ofRemoveListener(ofEvents().update, this, &ofxAnimatable::autoUpdate);
```

in setup(), and ofxAnimatable::autoUpdate is still being called.


Preference on naming... JITShader and JIT_Shader just look bad, IMO


pip install worked!


Should we make this higher?


It looks like sometimes cool**d**own is used, and sometimes cool**D**own (lower-case d versus upper-case D). I guess we should settle on one spelling? I'd suggest "cooldown" which seems more common.


Yes


I also prefer "JitShader".


:D


См. Math.toRadians


lgtm


It means that the lambda can access 'this' and 'player'. If you remove player, for example, it won't compile because you use a local variable the lambda do not have access to


:weary:


This icon is not visible anymore, at least not in my build. Might be an issue of width pushing the icon outside of the screen?


В данном случае можно было написать просто 2


I try to find this commit in 11-CURRENT, but I not see. And AFAIK Joshi is a GSoC student too, and not have a commit bit to main repo.


:tada: :tada: :tada:


Все же, в квадрат лучше возводить так Math.pow(x, 2)


This is a patch for a bug I found which stopped multiple update scripts in the repo working together in harmony


Looks good code-wise, and it works great in-game :)


В Java приведение примитивных типов точно такое же, как и в плюсах. Тут можно было спокойно оставить 1 и 2


Thanks, that makes sense :)


Now that's what I call update
kappa


yes i just found out what's going on i'm fixing it, thanks for checking!


you could assign it directly to video


agreed this should be fixed, though seems unlikely that one could create an instance variable named `"foo; system('rm -rf .*')"`, so the check on line 42 should prevent the injection you are talking about.


Не стоит делать mutable переменную. Старайся все переменные делать final.


В данном случае, следовало бы сделать метод distance у my3DPoint


*** CORRECTED TYPOS, NO CHANGES MADE TO DEVISE CONTROLLER ***


Actually Doxygen has a series of copy commands so that it can be in both places. I will test to see if this works later. http://www.stack.nl/~dimitri/doxygen/manual/commands.html#cmdcopydoc


Про @NotNull у аргументов не забываем


Please see my comment in https://github.com/ckeditor/ckeditor-dev/pull/199#issuecomment-125347891. I'm not quite sure what you mean and I'm afraid that without code we're talking theory only. MS Word produces so many weird HTMLs for lists that all work must be done based on the tests.


Should be obscure


Grab the `sharedInstance` once at the start of the function. Every little helps.


Grab the bundle once, too.


Oh okay great - hadn't seen that there! The main issue I could see with
that way it's done there is that it means that choosing "Paper" from the
"New" drop-down in the admin bar takes you to the admin area instead of the
front end editor. If that's okay though I think we could leave it as is.
Let me know what you think about that.

The reason I removed post type support was pretty similar - but I can see
the issue with that now. I'll change it now.

On Mon, Jul 27, 2015 at 4:42 PM, r-a-y <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> This shouldn't be necessary because I've declared support for our post
> type here:
>
> https://github.com/cuny-academic-commons/social-paper/blob/master/includes/hooks-wp-fee.php#L19
>
> Is this working for you, Dan?
>
> We also shouldn't be removing post type support for FEE since other
> plugins might be using FEE.
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> <https://github.com/cuny-academic-commons/social-paper/commit/740ba0dcb41d61f0da595fc25a4574cdd1d9c9d8#commitcomment-12382178>
> .
>

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how many video urls did you expect or did the extension handle?


Shouldn't you be checking a value here, rather than presence implying truth?


I just want to check that I've got the gist of this change.  We're replacing `preCheck()` with two methods: `static preflight()` and `preCompute()`.  Between these two new methods all of the pre-existing checks should still be taking place as they were before.  If that's the goal, I believe it's been achieved.


Sorry, to clarify: I mean don't bother adding the upload parameters at all if we're not set to upload.


1712-AvailabilityManagers (kbenne) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-clang-3.5: OK (2167 of 2230 tests passed)

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this if could be moved in the previous if


decl.setAccessModifier(AccessModifier.PACKAGE)


Сортировка полей. Сначала идут статические поля, затем обычные. В идее есть сочетание клавиш, с помощью которого можно автоматически привести код в нормальное состояние. То есть отсортировать поля, расставить везде пробелы, табуляции и т.п. На маке это alt+cmd+l


Let's fuzz this when we use it. Thundering herds and all.


И если уж этот класс вспомогательный, то стоит его сделать приватным.


@skullkeeper94 lol i cant belive i forgot cookiejar!


It should be fine, yeah. `mzl.la` is a private `bit.ly` domain, so we have control over it. I prefer to use full URLs where it's practical, because it's more obvious what you're getting, but they made these messages way too noisy.


I'm having a hard time seeing how a range of `abc-def` would allow "734" to be returned. If the range is invalid (as is the case in this example), then `inRange()` returns false.

Unless I'm misreading something, this would mean that `value.max <= 10000` would be called. And `value.max` would be undefined. And an error would be thrown.

Is there a test for this?


Looking at travis, this commit message could not be more inappropriate..


Если этот тест проверяет расчет расстояния, то его так и нужно назвать - testDistance()


why are you adding these? is something failing?


@dcherman The wording was suggested here: https://github.com/jquery/api.jquery.com/issues/763#issuecomment-117796947


I think this is also for master


It is normal that your site no longer works ? ( pemapmodder.zapto.org )


Ну мы же не зря писали класс GeoPoint =) Сразу GeoPoint и нужно передавать


I'll be able to test this on Wednesday, then I know whether it helped or not.


Метод вполне может быть статическим


When attempting to use the report stats example from the examples/async.py does not work for me. I get:
Message: Call was not successful
  Method:  POST
  Path:    https://graph.facebook.com/v2.3/<account>/reportstats
  Params:  {'date_preset': 'last_7_days', 'data_columns': '["adgroup_id"]'}

  Status:  400
  Response:
    {
      "error": {
        "type": "GraphMethodException",
        "message": "Unsupported post request.",
        "code": 100
      }
    }


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it spares a few lines, but otherwise why?


I would suggest the fallback case to be ```false``` instead of blank, since then it isn't evaluated inside `invalidPayload`


I see where you are going with this. It does not work well if you pass the simple passtest to it:

    scripts/avocado run passtest
    ...
    18:34:10 test             L0211 INFO | Replay job: scripts/avocado run passtest:test --filter-only /

This line could be useful extra info to users, so we can put it into our back log. What we are more interested is in ways to re-run the entire job, though.


Если аргументы метода не умещаются в строчку, то их следует располагать друг под другом, а фигурную скобку ставить на новой строке. См. BeforeRequestHandler.handle


@cpascua Please don't commit files like this. It overrides your local `~/.lein.profiles.clj` which can be absolutely disastrous.


ok great thank you!

It might be useful to get an error if the removeListener fails; those crashes can get really hard to spot if you forget to remove a listener.  Or even a method to be able to query if the event is already bound to a certain object... Otherwise the dev have to keep track internally if he/she already added a listener or not.


И что за эксепшн этот метод кидает?


Why is it necessary to use an external page?


We collaborated on IRC and determined that facter contains a bug where if an interface has two addresses assigned (be they IPv4 or IPv6), the last one in "wins".  In @daenney's case, the last one happened to be a link-local address and so it overwrote the more useful non-link-local address.  The fix is to only overwrite information provided that there isn't any or the existing information is link-local (still last-one-in-wins though if somehow an interface has two global addresses assigned for the same protocol).


You might wanna pick this one too
https://github.com/CandyDevices/kernel_samsung_msm8660-common/commit/1f60e47cd118e7a4ee745fd195c14243aeae8971


Again, this should probably just be a function, not a class


Link je [postava ze Zeldy](https://duckduckgo.com/?q=link&t=ffab&ia=images), chtěla jsi spíš napsat „symbolický **odkaz.**“ :wink:  #grammarNazi


В тестах удобно делать static import методам типа assertEquals
ctrl+enter -> Add static import for ...


> The main issue I could see with that way it's done there is that it means that choosing "Paper" from the "New" drop-down in the admin bar takes you to the admin area instead of the front end editor.

Good catch, Dan!

Let's keep your function, but move it to `hooks-wp-fee.php` since it's more related to FEE than as a regular function.  Also, can you remove my post type declaration from `cacsp_wp_fee_load()`?  Thanks!


YOU ARE STUPID
SPY IS NOT OUR SPY


thank you!


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typo: problem_variables


document_root.getElementsByTagName('video'); doesnt return a array but rather HTMLCollection so I cant iterate on it and use push. But can be optimised for sure


this line is really poopy


i hate this


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dsa
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"continuous"


Newline at end of file.


@rjbaniel - Let me know if the admin bar still shows up for you on a Social Paper page.


Same throughout.


Sounds like this should go in the wiki or in README.md/BUILDING.md.


Is there any way we can detect a crash and maintain this behavior? Follow-up bug is fine.


Еще стоит добавить тесты на далекие точки.
На точки, находящиеся на противоположных концах Земного шара


Looking at it again, I think this is a good way to do it. I thought there might be some property that could be used at write time to see that sets of observations could be considered a track, for instance, if collection points are within a certain time of each other.
So, is new track is when the location is lost? Is a new track also created when the stumbling ON/OFF is toggled?


Sidenote: don't we need to localize this? Or is that already done?


geom_bar is rendered as `<svg:rect>` and x and y aesthetics are not needed for its position (only xmin, xmax, ymin, and ymax are needed).


Make sure admins don't get set to premium, like what I was telling you in the call.


done


27.

Also, can we avoid hard-coding this in two places somehow? I'm concerned about this getting out of date.

At the very least, put this in a build checklist!


Any rows with NA should now be saved to the tsv files.


Always good to see the same solution to a problem :smile_cat:  :+1: - https://github.com/Financial-Times/polyfill-service/commit/cc08a0c082be0f853507771fc0ec528989654640


The problem is one video can have a lot of sources and this is WIP


"order"?


Probably should make this `span.head_0` no need for `(class=)`


Acer?


ConcreteFunDecl müstest du auch einfach löschen können, wenn du auch hier einfach nur eine ConcreteProcDecl mit void-return-type nimmst...


Bad idea.


@dmethvin Any opinion on modifying the suggested wording?  I'd think that it'd be preferable to mention the standards compliant methods most of the time versus the non-compliant ones.


add "b*f" otherwise the baseline will be offset.

Weijian


It is kind of boring too.


new version


It is the yummiest of all flavors!


I guess...


develop (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (742 of 742 tests passed)

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I use it to update url from device because there is no extensions allowed on android chrome. Like here http://vyaslav.github.io/video_url_extension/?http%3A%2F%2Fmedia.w3.org%2F2010%2F05%2Fsintel%2Ftrailer.mp4%23t%3D28.477215


IOUtils.readLines


Sweet typo!


@tfenne Is this comment accurate?

Could we make the formatters into static ThreadLocal variables and then make the calls static?  Probably not worth it, but it seems awkward to have to instantiate a formatter each time you want to use once despite them having no configurable state.


allVariableDeclarations kanst wegnehmen. Ist das gleiche wie params


Yes, it's the same in Jasmine. I should have done this. Changed.


Мы же не только с океем работаем. Это просто файл с мета-информацией. Назови его как-нибудь по другому


sorry...am uitat sa dau push...aveam si eu modificarea pe local


Yep. Added.


LOL. Thanks for your timely review.


Yep, that's the shape of it.


I don't think it's common to have 2 projects in the same folder. Usually, projects already have their own subfolders.
I'd suggest this should be changed to place the Makefile and nbproject folder in the root of the project folder, and let the script author specify an alternate location if they want to; `location "path/for/projectfiles"`.
I don't think it's the job of premake to presume what the user wants; there is the `location` API to control the location of project output if the default is not acceptable. I think the default should parallel all other ide's.


Этот класс точно не расширяемый. Должен быть final


Bitte als Argument im Constructor. Und das Feld in ProcedureDeclaration  final machen.


Right, this is Joshi's github fork of the freebsd head branch


Не нужно кидать эксепшены при конструировании сервлетов


Thank you! This closes #108 I've raise about a month ago.


@LeMagnesium Now you can't make changes without them being upstream. You made me have a painful evening by making changes that made me unable to edit the code, as I maintained my version upstream, not in this repo, as my `quests` improvement are not reserved only to us.


I'm curious...


А как же сделать класс Hypermarket?


updates #15127 sry


With the change immediately below (`home: ...`), this assignment now seems superfluous.


OK -- this was a small test pull request.


@looppi

[Tähän lyhyt avautuminen siitä, kuinka nykyinen tyyliohje tosiaan muuttaa jokaista mahdollista kohtaa vanhasta tyyliohjeesta. Ennen oli erilaista. Maailman on selvästi dynaamisempi Word-käyttäjän silmin. ]

Korjauksia tässä:
- viimeinen author erotetaan viittauksissa &:lla sanan "ja" sijaan
- useampi lähde samassa viittauksessa erotetaaan " ja" erottimella
- authorin ja vuosiluvun välissä on viittauksessa ", "
- lähdeluettelossa sukunimen jälkeen ", "
- lähdeluettelossa useamman lyhennettyn etunimen välissä " "

Protips:
- Usean lauseen viittauksen loppuun saa pisteen ``\citetext{\citealp{Naakka2015}.}``
- Tekstin sisään kirjoitettu viittaus täytyy kirjoittaa auki "--ihan niin kuin Teppo Naakan ja Teppo Naakan ``\citeyearpar{Naakka2015}`` hienossa gradussa--" (koska ei ole mahdollista saada sekä "&" että "ja" tilanteen mukaan, mutta onneksi tekstin sisään kirjoitettaessa authoreita pitää yleensä joka tapauksessa taivuttaa lauseen mukana


Create a test project to test Gerrit and github work together


Thanks for the contribution. Please let me know when you have finalized and you can issue a a [pull request](https://help.github.com/articles/using-pull-requests/) on your change.

I will do some additional testing after you have finished to see how to make it apply to other German-based locales like `de-AT`, `de-CH`


if (node.isFunction() && !node.isAbstract())


:angry:


Настройка для выбора категорий, из которых будут выведены статьи на главную (categoriesOnMainPage) : миграция, изменение/отображение в админке, вывод статей на главную с учетом категорий из настроек.
Переделан метод Page::getCategories() для вывода категорий в виде дерева.


А зачем? Нам сейчас пофиг на содержимое картинки. Можно сделать просто байт массив. И не будет лишних конвертаций туда-сюда


Thanks. Fixed in 7bfeb6b8982ad2daa2207591379d4798405f9e66


Здесь так не пишут


Nice diff. If those are real login details, you might wanna do more than this, though, file  history is public.


Thanks! In future remember the trailing "," separating each entry


Could you explain why you chose to use a modulo comparison here? I feel it may be extra code that's not needed


please escape ">"


Yup, that sounds accurate.  And yes, in theory you could go so far as to hold the formatters in ThreadLocal variables but that starts to get quite complicated and unsightly.


All of these "ifdef __AVR__" locations could be good places to split the code into target-specific files like "platform-avr.h" (for headers) and maybe timer-{avr,arm,sim}.c


yes i'm planing to change this to something more reliable than using pointers to keep track of the old listener, something were addListener will return an object that you have to keep around until you want the listener to be notified or can pass to removeListener to remove it that way there's no possible error. but will do it post 0.9


This should also fix https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1095992


I also can't see what's wrong to ping openpli first.
On top off it I’m allergic to microsoft


It's strange that netbeans doesn't have a 'workspace' concept, but I did notice while hacking that it does have a concept of dependent projects. I was gonna look into populating the project with that data; it seems to be able to reference other project files as must having been build first.


Эту логику точно нужно вынести в отдельный класс. Вдруг мы потом решим построить какой-нибудь индекс на точках, чтобы ближайшую искать быстро. К тому же, скоро понадобится искать несколько соседних точек.


Incidentally, have you any experience with IntelliJ? That IDE also has C/C++ support, and AndroidStudio is a fork from it. It's a target I've wanted for premake for years, but I'm not really a big Java user.


@connortechnology looks like it already was, by me...running too many branches at once.


I suppose either way works I just don't really want to commit to something which won't work nicely into the future. If we always use versionOlder / versionAtLeast for all comparisons then we could switch to a plain integer fairly trivially as long as it is larger than the year.


Wie gut ist das ganze eigentlich spezifiziert? Und hält sich der compiler dadran?

```
class A:
  f():
    pass

class B inherits A:
  abstract f()

class C inherits B
  f():
   pass
```
Kann man eine Function abtract überschreiben?


FYI the default `$IFS` is not `unset` it's actually `IFS=$' \t\n'` and this *will* change behavior of white-space expansion in things like `for` loops.


Зачем такие длинные имена у параметров. Обычно параметры гет-запросов называются коротко. Тут точно можно было их назвать lat, lon


Think there were some typos in that Lennart. I added this now, does that cover what you have in mind:
+        test_dns_label_unescape_suffix_one("foo\\\\bar", "foo\\bar", "", 20, 7, 0);
+        test_dns_label_unescape_suffix_one("foo.bar", "bar", "foo", 20, 3, 3);
+        test_dns_label_unescape_suffix_one("foo..bar", "bar", "", 20, 3, -EINVAL);
+        test_dns_label_unescape_suffix_one("foo...bar", "bar", "", 20, 3, -EINVAL);
+        test_dns_label_unescape_suffix_one("foo\\.bar", "foo.bar", "", 20, 7, 0);
+        test_dns_label_unescape_suffix_one("foo\\\\.bar", "bar", "foo\\", 20, 3, 4);
+        test_dns_label_unescape_suffix_one("foo\\\\\\.bar", "foo\\.bar", "", 20, 8, 0);


Add NuGet targets for MSVS 2015 (tools v140) and upload new package to nuget.org repository
And add issue tracker to the project on github


note: discussing possibly reverting this in https://github.com/mapnik/mapnik/issues/2965.


Thanks! OK now I see what `<pkg>` does.


add_fixtures_to_VS_solution (mbadams5) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1776 of 1776 tests passed)

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the last commit should fix it but let me know if you still have issues. i have some tests now from this error and will add some more options so we can check this in the future


`closeOffset_{}` ?


It is incorrect path for template url. When this file (as all other files) is moved to dist folder, the correct url will be for example 'views/dashboard-view.html' and so on. The same for other urls.


Should update the documentation accordingly.


Не должно быть этой логики в сервлете. Загрузкой и хранением гипермаркетов должен заниматься специальный класс-хранилище


please use for services names which start from upper case.


which? The property of ```labrad-grapher-dataset```? Rename ```app.url``` both?


Should the name be capitalized for every word to match the rest of the role. So it would be Kernel Crash Dumps


Ah ok. Next chrome version (45) implements Arrays.from that should help.


Could you move that define to the CPP file please? Otherwise, it would disable the warnings also in user code.


If VS-2013 will swallow it.  But I advised Nik it wouldn't.  Perhaps you can test that for us.  Maybe I'm mis-remembering.


these urls must be moved into separate constant.


but aren't this videos meant as alternatives in case one format is not supported?!


Why no strict equals? If you love type coercion so much maybe you should marry it.


Overall comment: I could successfully follow all the steps. Everything worked as described in the post (apart from the password thing that I commented before).
The post is clear and easy to understand.

:+1: Let's ship it!


Тут нужно перехватывать IOException и оборачивать его в RuntimeException. Если есть какая-то херня в ресурсах, то сервер не должен стартовать.
} catch (IOException e) {
throw new RuntimeException(e);
}


update_sqlite_library (mbadams5) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1776 of 1776 tests passed)

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@Sdogruyol guard ile çalışmak isteyen guard ile çalışır veya test ortamı düzgün hızlı yüklensin isteyen spork ile çalışır kimsenin fikrini almadan bu gemleri neden sildin?
Ayrıca testleri çalıştırdın mı? Çalıştırdıysan `spec_helper.rb` dosyasına baktın mı?


please next time, let your commit message be void of grammatical blunders!


Not sure where flag images are declared, but I could provide the graphic for tr-CY


Can you elaborate on the OPTIONS upgrade? Not sure I grok the issue there.


yep that fixed it, thx! I've also been seeing some random crashes in ofMainLoop::loop(), I'll report if I still get them.
The "ticket" approach for adding/removing events seems like a good idea too.


this line is copy-paste issue


I bet it's because typeof is always going to give you a string so coercion won't ever happen? Yes I put my money on that.


Still not sure this is the best way to save settings but it works.


ty


Yes, good catch. I fixed it.


Number of empty lines does not much with other places of this file


@bashor
Please take a look at this and previous commit.


I think your problem lays inside commands.lua,
in the command:getBytes()
this line:
 return bin.pack("LLLLH",cmd, arg1, arg2, arg3, data);

it always decode to 8byte long,  however in the usb_cmd.h  the usbcommand struct is actually only uint32.
So it should be  "IIII" instead of "LLLL"

It also raises the potential problem with sending negative numbers from device to client,


services.sync.enabled was indeed a reading-list hack. I could fairly easily be convinced we should just revert this - it already has the side-effect of breaking 3rd party engines when only they are selected (breakage we decided to live with at the time, but has already bitten at least one user/addon) and Sync only becomes enabled when there is an FxA user signed in. Richard and I always discussed that we expect 3rd party engines to silently and unconditionally flip this pref, so this extension doing exactly that seems like exactly what we would expect to happen.

On the other hand though, I'm inclined to agree that we should just expose this as an "engine" - it doesn't need to be a real engine (just like readinglist wasn't) but it is the obvious way for the user to opt-in to this behaviour. Is there a reason this is problematic (other than the fact this is an add-on, which I'm not convinced is the best way to land this at this time)?


please change 'response1' and 'response2' names


Might be worth using `default-services` here since it's being used everywhere else in this file. That's a nitpick though so feel free to ignore it.


Thanks for the job done. :)
Btw, is it ok if you do closure on those two using copies?
I mean, isn't this better? [&this, &player]


I would probably change both. url is pretty generic, and since this is referring to a url which is not the url of the current page but a different page we want to link to, it's confusing IMO


LGTM


Если я вместо чиселки пошлю какую-нибудь фигню, то на сервере будет ошибка. Если клиент прислал неправильные данные (или не прислал вовсе), то следует отдавать 400


the same mistake with url


Should we backport this to master? Seems like 0.4 wont become master anytime soon.


Considerar este


Hi JDutil, thanks for your replies.
ok, i understand.
+1 for conditional check.
if there is anonymous orders from an email address, and then this email address is used to create an account, all the anon orders with the same email address used for account creation should be mapped to this new account.
the email addresses of existing accounts should not be allowed to be used for anon checkout. (dont know if this is already implemented but i guess it is)
why is the browser involved in this thing with the cookie and guest token?
thank you
kind regards
chris


+1 cooldown is better. :)


Не должно быть конкретных констант в коде. Тут можно воспользоваться HttpServletResponse.SC_NOT_FOUND


1718_setpoint_managers (mbadams5) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-clang-3.5: OK (2220 of 2282 tests passed)

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OK


Можно было поле schemas сразу проинициализировать ArrayList-ом. Тогда оно было бы final и сразу @NotNull


I think that this was actually on purpose, if the code calling fetch_categories goes by column order (not name).


What @kevinlangleyjr said :-) I'm happy to do the gh release if you want--I didn't see that the tag was already in git. The only thing that I think should be cleaned up is after 1.3 we stopped putting release notes in the readme and moved it to the wiki.


@NotNull
private final List<..> schemas = new ArrayList<>();


It it not very good idea to give the same name for properties in isolated scope for all directives. Please use instead of 'data' another word which lets to undensantd what this property has been used for.


I'm not the biggest fan of returns in the middle of a function unless it's meant to return codes or something similar.  Whether accurate or not, the return will likely interrupt the pipeline more than the basic conditional logic.


Maybe `visibility(Flags.VISIBILITY.get(flags)).isPrivate()`? (see `protoEnumMapping.kt`)


That was to test for whole numbers.


This return can be easily replaced by a bool that is part of the conditional for the loop.


@Bysmyyr I think this commit wasn't merged well from Master. You don't have to touch NavigationTransitions for this commit.


В коде не должно быть никаких System.out и System.err. Выводить строчки нужно через логирование. LOG.info(...) и т.п.
Тогда, к примеру, локально эти строчки будут выводиться в консоль, а на сервере - в файлик
См. GoodsClassificationService


there's kind of a problem here, I can't call it ```parent-url``` in app.ts since the hyphen throws an error. I can't use camelcase as a property for a polymer element since it's forces variable names to lower case. What I'm doing now is:
```
parenturl={{parentUrl}}
```
does that work for you?


What are you trying to run? Only files with `package main` can be run.


Instead of 't' you should use here another name. Please edit here and in all other places and keep in mind for future.


typo responsivecss.txt


Почему нет тестов на поиск ближайшего соседа?


This file isn't being used.. :neutral_face:


L.map takes an id (not a selector) as input, so I don't think this will work.


Could you remove this commit from this pull request, please? ;) Thx!


Для порядку сначала стоит отправить клиенту статус 200


1718_setpoint_managers (mbadams5) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-cppcheck-1.61: OK (0 of 0 tests passed)

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

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

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Это делать необязательно. Сервер сам закроет стрим по завершении работы метода doGet


we don`t have to use 'hover' selector when set some value for cursor property.


@thinkyhead Cool that explains a lot and makes a huge difference. Some people use all those terms in one post so we all think they the mean different things.
So in a nutshell Marlin converts **Model coordinates** into **Machine coordinates** and applies a correction is what you are saying. The big question indeed is whether there is a way of turning the ABL off outside of the config.h file so Marlin can switch back to true coordinates in order to re-home the machine for its next print? If we can convert from true to corrected coordinates, in theory we should be able to convert back to true coordinates (reverse algorithm). Or we should be able to skip the correction conversion routine altogether when re-homing. We could add a key to G28 -S(kip) to inform the firmware to do that.
Basically we have two options: Reverse rotation matrix or Skip the conversion routine.
What do you think? The later option sounds more straight forward. I will dig around in code (the rotation matrix and the planner) this weekend if time permits and let you know my findings. Your post has clarified a lot to me and it is very simple. I think we should post that back to the Marlin community in a new post and I will try to draw up a small flowchart as well to illustrate the process.


Гео-точки не должны храниться в градусах. Нужно сразу эти числа переводить в радианы и дальше, по понятным причинам, работать только с ними


I don't understand the change here. The paths between tree pairs with negative curvature don't become easier to traverse after reaching stationarity. Rather, the chain, after starting at one of the trees can easily reach the other tree after reaching stationarity, because it doesn't have to take those paths.


The main problem here is that timeout has different meanings:

* Socket timeout;
* DB timeout due to load;
* DB timeout due to a query that is taking too long;

Which one do we want to fix here?

Once it's clear what we want to fix, the first step is to make this available for both clients and make it opt-in.


Hi Jon,

On newer kernel gm7113c is supported, I checked the initialization registers of the i2c calls on the i2c  kernel module (saa7115.c) and they are the same. I just remove the redundancy.

Kerpz


Ｂｙｔｅ１６


Since it was going to be the same result with ```default``` case, I didn't implement  the same case for ```EInRangeStrategy.INTERPOLATE```. However, I think we should have the explicit case for ```EInRangeStrategy.INTERPOLATE``` to better understand the new flow.


Don`t use inline styles. It is very bad approach.


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    Right, missed that, was probably in a hurry!
    L

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Changes included for #16


"Enable verbose logging." to keep the format consistent


Hi!

 I've altered the code so it should work with proxies now - could you try
the latest code please?

 I'm having issues downgrading to 3.5.3 but I'll give it another crack if
there are still issues.

Cheers,

On Mon, Jul 27, 2015 at 7:18 PM, etcpwd1960 <notifications@github.com>
wrote:

> getting an error. running on win 7 behind proxy, maltego carbon 3.5.3.
> licensed. pasting the error below. Python 2.7 installed.
>
> Transform ThreatCrowd enrich IP returned with an error: ParseError at
> [row,col]:[7,56]
> Message: Attribute name "error" associated with an element type "urlopen"
> must be followed by the ' = ' character.
>
> Manual pull of URL and IP combo returned as expected. Was wondering if I
> need to upgrade to Chlorine version
>
> I believe you have to make urllib2 proxy aware for use in corporate
> environments
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
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> .
>


Итак, что для начала нужно сделать.
0) Пофиксить баги/недочеты и т.п.
1) Вынести всю бизнес логику из сервлета в другие классы. Эти классы стоит расположить в модуле core. Нужно сделать класс гипермаркета. Нужно сделать класс, который будет загружать и хранить гипермаркеты. Нужно сделать класс, который будет выдавать ближайших соседей.
2) Сделать тесты на поиск ближайшего соседа


While you're at it, I don't really care for the printing of units – using scientific notation and having the units always be seconds is simpler and clearer.


Следует хранить пути до картинок в метаинформации по гипермаркетам


The above comment seems to indicate, that the default toplevel error handling behaviour (cf [CC#2215](http://issue.cc/r3/2215) is changed from what I call "halt-on-error" (previous/current behaviour) to "quit-on-error" (behaviour after this change). I appreciate the change per se, but suggest to add a remark that this is included in the set of changes to the commit message.


Rewrite image property for data in way which allows to write ng-src="{{data.image}}".


I wrote / changed that query and I'm quite sure the duplicate column wasn't on purpose. :wink:  The [calling code](https://github.com/discourse/discourse/blob/master/script/import_scripts/phpbb3/importers/category_importer.rb#L13) uses column names, not the column index.


@NathanWalker, @alexeagle : Thanks for coming up with a fix here. I have upgraded to alpha 32 and just manually added this fix to the typings file. It does appear to be working. Live demo here: http://www.syntaxsuccess.com/angular-2-samples

When this gets resolved - either through this PR or otherwise - I will update my sample again with the official fix.
Thanks!


I would also like to know the motivation behind this. +1


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Эту константу нужно взять не из головы. Нужно иметь в виду, что точность определения местоположения не по gps существенно ниже


awesome!!


Yes, it seems it should be `private fun ProtoBuf.Callable.isPrivate(): Boolean = Visibilities.isPrivate(visibility(Flags.VISIBILITY.get(this.flags)))`


Do we need the second parameter here? Please change the name for the first one.


Can you come up with a better header name? What does the value of 1 mean, is it an id? If so then Maybe tsdbrelay-id. I was going to suggest prefix with X-, but an RFC says that shouldn't be done anymore: http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc6648 . That being said at Stack we still do this, and I think a lot of other people do as well as per http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3561381/custom-http-headers-naming-conventions . So your call on the X-, but I think it should be more descriptive.


should it be this.props.searchAccounts.get() not get[]?


Absolutely minor stylistic Q: why is the assert _after_ saving the error in the `system` object? I personally like to put assertions such as this one as far up in the guarded block as possible. (As consequence of this preference, whenever I see an assert midway in seemingly straight-line code, a "why?" flag is going up.)


Следует хранить гипермаркеты не в куче со всем остальным. Более того, они должны храниться в модуле core


Added submit button and how to handle final page of quiz


Perhaps explain how secondary relays behave differently (i.e. they won't cause response errors)


Thank you Mr. Toney....


Yes, good point, though how do you identify a curvature with a path? Curvature is a property of all k-step paths (where we're looking at k=1).


Tested and it seems that Xcode cannot follow the copydoc tag. This might might make it necessary for us to copy documentation in certain cases. That is a pity.


This was added for `node-pre-gyp`


Good catch.


the same comment for ng-src as in previous case


This should be `heroku/cedar:14`.


Not sure we need it global accounts suggestions list here, the plan was to have payees accounts list and suggest only from this list. I can elaborate more on payee accounts. But let's keep it global for now until we implement payees feature.


use '===' instead of '=='


I personally think scientific notation is not necessarily the best way to represent it. It's a good way to represent arbitrary number but isn't as intuitive as conventional units (maybe it's because I use units like `us`, `ms`, `ns` a lot so this is only personal preferences).

I do think it's not necessary to print out the full name of the unit. I'm confused several time by `milisecond` and `microsecond` since they are exactly the same length on the terminal and both starts with `mi`. I would be happy to change this to `s`, `ms`, `\mu s`, `ns`


ticket for this was https://github.com/mapnik/mapnik/issues/2991


I added this because `prebuild` previously built to `./build-pre-gyp` folder and we needed to tell the `bindings` module to look in that folder as well. But we're not building to that folder anymore and can just go back to how we used `bindings` before, see `leveldown.js` below.


This was also added for `node-pre-gyp`, which we no longer use.


Oops... big mistake on me, sorry for that,
I'll will fix it later with better workaround on regex check.
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use span tag for bootstrap icons instead of i tag


That difference caught me several times as well. I generally want to compare two different timings and don't care about the units at all. Figuring out how many orders of magnitude two numbers in scientific notation differ by is very easy, whereas figuring the same thing out when there are units is pretty annoying.


Most of the applications I write in c++ have at least 2 projects. usually the main app, then some libraries, maybe some tools and of course a unit test app.
You could argue if they belong into the same folder or not. But to me it's a lot cleaner to have one "build" folder, which I can easily clean and exclude from zip files.
I guess it's ok to do that manually via the location command.
You just need to keep in mind, that you can't have gmake and netbeans projects in the same location at the same time then.

NetBeans has the possibility to create groups which is kind of like a solution, but it's not stored in a file, but on the users pc instead.
There are "related projects", which is somewhat like a visual studio dependency, but adding a library project won't automatically link it as far as I remember, so it seemed pointless to me.

I have worked with both AndroidStudio and IntelliJ Ultimate (got it for free as a student). For android, it's probably the best choice. The IDE is quite nice, but I do prefer NetBeans for everything else.


Nice.


Duplicate function heading?


why do we need <form> here?


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Hm, I thought there were no current users of that, but it turns out there is:

     const int viewport_width = (int) gstate.getViewportX1();

And now I remember that X1 is not really a proper X1, it really is the width, and X2 is the center or an offset. So this change is indeed wrong, thanks for pointing it out. I will fix it shortly, although moving fabsf and 2x to the caller.


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local_nfs_virtual_router_test|vlan/test_reboot_vm|1|0|0|0
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|vlan/test_snat_create|1|0|0|0
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|vlan/test_dnat_reboot|1|0|0|0
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|vlan/test_ping_vms|1|0|0|0
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|vlan/test_create_3vms|1|0|0|0
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|vlan/test_start_vm|1|0|0|0
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|vlan/test_3l3s_vm|1|0|0|0
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|vlan/test_remove_dhcp|1|0|0|0
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|vlan/test_2l3_vm|1|0|0|0
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|vlan/test_crt_vms_with_limited_ips|1|0|0|0
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|vlan/test_crt_vms_with_limited_ips2.0|1|0|0|0
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|vlan/test_crt_vms_with_limited_ips2.1|1|0|0|0
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|vlan/test_start_vms_simultaneously|1|0|0|0
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|__vlan/test_crt_static_ip_vm__|0|0|1|0
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|vlan/test_crt_vm_with_hostname|1|0|0|0
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|__vlan/test_attach_nic__|0|1|0|0
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|__vlan/test_attach_nic_stopped_vm__|0|1|0|0
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|__vlan/test_attach_nic_reboot_vm__|0|1|0|0
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|volume/test_add_volume|1|0|0|0
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|volume/test_add_m_vols|1|0|0|0
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|volume/test_add_volume_vr|1|0|0|0
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|volume/test_crt_vm_volume|1|0|0|0
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|volume/test_crt_vm_2_volumes|1|0|0|0
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|volume/test_crt_vm_24_volumes|1|0|0|0
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|volume/test_volume_ops_on_stopped_vm|1|0|0|0
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|__volume/test_crt_vm_from_dvt__|0|1|0|0
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|__template_image/test_crt_temp_image__|0|1|0|0
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|__template_image/test_del_temp_image__|0|1|0|0
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|sg/test_ingress|1|0|0|0
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|sg/test_egress|1|0|0|0
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|sg/test_icmp|1|0|0|0
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|sg/test_udp|1|0|0|0
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|sg/test_stopped_vm|1|0|0|0
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|sg/test_vm_ops|1|0|0|0
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|sg/test_2vm_egress|1|0|0|0
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|sg/test_2vm_ingress|1|0|0|0
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|sg/test_4vm_complx|1|0|0|0
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|sg/test_detach_l3|1|0|0|0
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|pf/test_2l3s_pfs|1|0|0|0
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|pf/test_attach_pf|1|0|0|0
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|pf/test_delete_pf_after_destroy_vm|1|0|0|0
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|pf/test_del_vip_before_add_pf_to_vm|1|0|0|0
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|pf/test_multi_pfs_sg_tcp|1|0|0|0
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|pf/test_multi_rules|1|0|0|0
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|pf/test_pf_after_destroy_vm|1|0|0|0
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|pf/test_pf_sg_tcp|1|0|0|0
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|pf/test_pfs_tcp_udp_same_vip_ports|1|0|0|0
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|pf/test_pfs_tcp_with_same_vip|1|0|0|0
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|pf/test_tcp|1|0|0|0
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|pf/test_udp|1|0|0|0
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|pf/test_vm_ops|1|0|0|0
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|eip/test_2_eips|1|0|0|0
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|eip/test_2l3s_eip_pf|1|0|0|0
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|eip/test_2l3s_eips|1|0|0|0
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|eip/test_attach_eip|1|0|0|0
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|eip/test_create_eip_vm|1|0|0|0
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|eip/test_del_vip_before_add_eip_to_vm|1|0|0|0
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|eip/test_eip_sg_tcp|1|0|0|0
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|eip/test_pf_eip_attach|1|0|0|0
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|eip/test_vm_ops|1|0|0|0
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|eip/test_vm_ops2|1|0|0|0
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|__snapshot/test_backup_snapshot__|0|1|0|0
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|__snapshot/test_create_100_snapshots__|0|1|0|0
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|__snapshot/test_create_snapshot__|0|1|0|0
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|__snapshot/test_create_sp_after_delete__|0|1|0|0
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|__snapshot/test_create_image_by_snapshot__|0|1|0|0
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|__snapshot/test_crt_sp_for_both_root_...__|0|1|0|0
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|__snapshot/test_crt_sp_in_stopped_vm2__|0|1|0|0
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|__snapshot/test_crt_sp_in_stopped_vm3__|0|1|0|0
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|__snapshot/test_crt_sp_in_stopped_vm__|0|1|0|0
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|__snapshot/test_delete_snapshot_on_ru...__|0|1|0|0
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|__snapshot/test_crt_sp_in_live_vm__|0|1|0|0
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|__snapshot/test_crt_sp_from_vol_crt_f...__|0|1|0|0
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|__snapshot/test_change_max_sp_depth__|0|1|0|0
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|__snapshot/test_change_max_sp_depth_l...__|0|1|0|0
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|__regression/delete_sg_with_2_attache...__|0|1|0|0
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|__regression/rm_nic_sg_on_stopped_vm__|0|1|0|0
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|__regression/test_data_volume_with_vm...__|0|1|0|0
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|__vr/test_ping_vms_reboot_vr__|0|1|0|0
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|__vr/test_reconnect_vr__|0|1|0|0
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|__vr/test_start_vrs_simultaneously__|0|1|0|0
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|__host/test_reconnect_host__|0|1|0|0
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|__suite_teardown__|0|1|0|0
Total|295|224|59|3|9


I know you want RL_* go away. I know, you have better things planned in the unmanaged/GC-managed series cooperation department. Nevertheless: is there a particular reason to remove the SAVE_SERIES/UNSAVE_SERIES guards as part of _this_ commit, or was this just on accident due to cherry-picking from a larger set of changes where the series mem-mgmt triaging was already in place?


Just a test


lol, what was this?

https://github.com/nextinfinity/SuperCraftBros/blob/master/src/main/java/org/mcsg/double0negative/supercraftbros/Game.java#L32


I began noticing inconsistent hashing of my binary files: jpg & png.  Whenever I'd push my compiled assets up to S3, a large (and patternless) number of files were being re-pushed with a different hash.  This struck me as a problem so I dug into it (again).

Specifying an encoding to the `fs.readFileSync(...)` results in the String representation of the file being returned (see https://nodejs.org/api/fs.html#fs_fs_readfilesync_filename_options).  I believe what we really want back is actually the buffer, which means you should pass an encoding of `null`.  Then upon passing this buffer to the hashing implementation you can pretty much assure that you will receive consistent hashes.  Passing the string representation to the hashing implementation will not be consistent for binary files.

I discovered this while using https://github.com/chrisdanford/grunt-ver and have submitted a similar pull request in that library: https://github.com/chrisdanford/grunt-ver/pull/11


97903100_SolarCollectors (macumber) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (2215 of 2234 tests passed)

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It is not, I just checked the spec, will change this.
http://www.ecma-international.org/publications/files/ECMA-ST/ECMA-335.pdf
II.6.3 Referencing assembl ies pp118-119
<snip>
An assembly mediates all accesses to other assemblies from the files that it contains. This is done
through the metadata by requiring that the manifest for the executing assembly contain a declaration for
any assembly referenced by the executing code. A top-level .assembly extern declaration is used for
this purpose. The optional as clause provides an alias, which allows ILAsm to address external
assemblies that have the same name, but differing in version, culture, etc.
The dotted name used in .assembly extern shall exactly match the name of the assembly as declared
with an .assembly directive, in a _case-sensitive manner_. (So, even though an assembly might be stored
within a file, within a file system that is case-insensitive, the names stored internally within metadata
are case-sensitive, and shall match exactly.)
</snip>


Well, Ed, I'm not gonna say these changes are wrong.  And I'm sure you and Vinnie thought long and hard about the right implementation.  But from where I'm sitting these changes look messy and are hard to follow.  If things stay like this, I suspect that tracking down signature problems through these stored lambdas and function objects is gonna be hard.  Is there a future phase planned where this collapses into something simpler?

Naively, since the `HashRouter` stores the flag that says whether the signature is good, perhaps passing a reference to an `IHashRouter` through the call path to `STTx::checkSign()` would do the job?  I'm guessing that would be easier to follow.


How does this look: https://github.com/weidai11/cryptopp/commit/185a2c8e830644a62eaedf21853abb3b7fd1254b? We used:

    #if (_MSC_VER)
    # pragma warning (push)
    # pragma warning (disable: 4996)
    #endif
        #include <winsock2.h>
    #if (_MSC_VER)
    # pragma warning (pop)
    #endif

in the headers to ensure it did not cross-pollinate into non-library code.


Was this code that was drafted but supposed to be commented out?


mscorlib is special, regardless of version number you get the same assembly.  System.Runtime versions.


@dorimanx This would be the correct solution, right? Before it was throwing a compiler warning about incompatible pointer types. Ignore the pointing of exfat_revalidate and exfat_revalidate_ci, wasn't thinking properly.


Aw that's too bad. I was excited to see it.


@StefanKarpinski

> I generally want to compare two different timings and don't care about the units at all

I agree with this. However, in the case that it requires some thinking to figure out the ratio, I usually just call one of them "orders of magnitude" faster/slower than the other one. I still slightly prefer having different units (although I won't fight for it if someone really want the other way).

FWIW, python's `timeit` print with units too.


Thank you, I wasn't sure. TIL about Proc objects! Fixing now...


back up file deleted


I agree with @StefanKarpinski here. I'd much rather just get a number of seconds. I have two additional reasons:

- Printing integers makes the number appear more accurate than it is, psychologically. You're more likely to dismiss `2.3e-8` as noise than `23.4 nanoseconds`.
- I once saw a bug where some script stringified numbers without knowledge of units, so "2 seconds" and "2 minutes" both came through as "2", and somebody thought a benchmark was 60x faster than it really was.


Great work. Annoyingly though there's going to be big issues with this one as Object is the class/prototype name for javascripts default Objects. I couldn't think of a non confusing name though so it's a bit of a bitch. Also this is something you should implement:

```
attach( attachto, offsetx, offsety, offsetz, rotx, roty, rotz, sync ){
		if(attachto instanceof 'Object'){
			AttachObjectToObject(this.id,
								 attachto.id,
								 offsetx,
								 offsety,
								 offsetz,
								 rotx,
								 roty,
								 rotz,
								 sync );
		}

		else if(attachto instanceof 'Player'){
			AttachObjectToPlayer(this.id,
								 attachto.id,
								 offsetx,
								 offsety,
								 offsetz,
								 rotx,
								 roty,
								 rotz );

		} else if(attachto instanceof 'Vehicle'){
			AttachObjectToVehicle(this.id,
								  attachto.id,
								  offsetx,
								  offsety,
								  offsetz,
								  rotx,
								  roty,
								  rotz);
		}

		return this;
	}
```


that's docker repository, AKA registry or Hub, default to "docker.io", a
quick workaround is exclude it, but I think we should better take other
cases into consider, since hub will not always pointed to docker.io, will
try to dig out docker code to find out why there's difference on "docker
images" output.
2015年7月28日 上午3:14於 "David Vossel" <notifications@github.com>寫道：

> I've hit this as well. I don't understand what "docker.io" prefix means.
> I'm good with this patch regardless.
>
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Are you writing two different cacheSolve functions here, like an overloaded function? I'm not sure R allows for overloaded functions in the same way that C++, Java, etc. do. Additionally, there is not anything to distinguish between the cacheSolve functions (both take the same arguments).


why was `[NotNull]` removed for `path`. It cannot be null right?


> a way of turning the ABL off

`G28` turns it off.


So, you agree that your personal use case shouldn't be the default thought right? I think a regular and predictable default that matches all the other actions is best. There are already other conflicts between project types; you can't have VS and MonoDevelop projects in the same place either. We accept this is the default state.

No, related projects won't automatically link it, but it will assure that it's built first, which is necessary to be able to link :)
Premake will have to emit a reference to the lib in the link command, but related projects is still important to assure the build order.

From your experience with IntelliJ, do you think it would be easy to make a premake gen for it?


Honestly, I just used it like that because it is copy past from some how to use lambdas in c++
In this case, both are pointers so I'm not sure we will have a use difference. But please feel free to improve what you see that can be


When we write assemblyrefs to the built assembly is when the x.Version property is accessed to get the version of the ref to write.  This is not just for the fsharp.core scenario.  Perhaps when we write the refs to the emitted file, we can do this unification, and leave the Absil representation as it was read.  I will take a look.


lines 80-87 appear to duplicate lines 57-61


Why am I the author...?


Because you didn't change your `.gitconfig`? :stuck_out_tongue:


Hi

I making a Gt 5 addon allready

http://forum.industrial-craft.net/index.php?page=Thread&threadID=11353

https://github.com/Dream-Master/Minetweaker-Gregtech-5-Addon


Please also update the version in the package.json to "0.11.0". After that I will merge.
Sorry for the delay.


Uhh
the Os should be Os, change the O2 on line 571 to O3 instead. otherwise you'll break Optimize for Size for the people that wanna use that


Removing this function makes it impossible to run `piloteur init` without init crashing.


Should be fixed in aae2542


all of them.
from the client standpoint there is no difference(and indeed it can't tell) between a socket being half closed on the server side, the server died, the server is busy doing something else or the server is taking forever to calculate my own query. they are all the same.

the client must define an upper bound on its queries and if no response has come back after that time period it must assume the worst i.e. bad connection and therefore the socket must be closed and a new connection should be created.
if it doesn't behave as such there is the risk of waiting forever for that query and therefore gradually exhaust all connections in the pool.

again - it's not about restricting query processing time on the server, it's about making sure that all connection are (re)usable and therefore resides in the pool or broken and therefore discarded.


Why thank you for fixing this embarassing typo. :smile:


Isn't this exactly the same code as `HiveUtil.createPartitionName`?


Oh my god, how could I have !!!!

And maybe this is what actually caused my issue yesterday with the shape example....


add_fixtures_to_VS_solution (mbadams5) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1776 of 1776 tests passed)

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I'm not sure what you mean by curvature being a property of k-step paths, as it is a property of paths between probability distributions centered around the two nodes (in our case those have a radius of one, which might be what you meant). This was a bit of a fuzzy concept, but negative curvature suggests that you are unlikely to take the optimal path between the two trees or a path that has one extra move, so after thinking about it a bit, I'm referring to all of these paths.


Thank you! I had not noticed it broke.


`table not existing`?


> Printing integers makes the number appear more accurate than it is, psychologically. You're more likely to dismiss `2.3e-8` as noise than `23.4 nanoseconds`.

Isn't this bad if the number is bigger, say `1.2e-5` vs `12.3 us`

Also what about the gc counters? Should be fine to leave them as `kB`, `MB`, `GB` ?


As a talking point on a minor style question, I'd say there's a difference between two things:

* your main concern is the maintenance of the invariant, so establish it at as early as possible
* your main concern is to communicate an invariant to someone modifying a piece of code at a location later than the absolute first point where the invariant is established.

In this case, it's more the second.  I'm not terribly worried that zero error numbers are running amok in the system, rather making sure the return value is understood to not accidentally be registered as success.  The text next to the return could say: `...error numbers can be unstable, but are never zero` and that would be fine...as opposed to keeping the assert and moving it right next to return.

Yet the general principle remains: where a comment may be used to state something you're actually reasonably confident about, asserts can sometimes communicate better than prose what exactly the confident thing is you want to call out.  And also, they have teeth and can serve as a doublecheck.

*(In this case, would be serving as a doublecheck of some better ASSERT_ERROR integrity check done by the Catch/Throw, that would check more than just "error code isn't zero")*


@maartenbusstra Please file a new issue, with a reproduction if possible.


PSI* maggle


Sorry, me again :(

That Makefile is actually using your host compiler, not cross-compiler. Can you check `gcc --version`? gnu1x is a deprecated synonym for gnu11, but I realised that gnu11 was only added relatively recently to GCC. My host compiler (4.8.4) supports it, but I suspect only just. I have a (bad) habit of just using the most bleeding edge standard supported by my toolchain. The source being compiled here actually only needs C99 (your host compiler supports that, right?), so I'll push a change that switches to that. In the meantime, perhaps just back this out manually. Sorry for the inconvenience.


Long option first


It's always your fault.


Apparently


Why is the rest of the code under try-catch? It shouldn't throw.


It seems like debating whether `-h` should be a default argument on `du` - there seems to be situations where either is useful. Maybe `@time` could just print both, or have a `human-readable` variant.


I agree that the hardcoded theme value is a bad idea. I want to use the dark DeviceDefault theme. My preference is ignored due to this hardcoded value.

But I'm not sure a plugin config option here is the best route either. The user should be resonsible for updating their `AndroidManifest.xml` file to specify a theme. Otherwise, what's to stop a different plugin from setting the theme value?


The latter.  We can put it back, good catch.


This should be moved outside of the loop so we don't continuously add another compression stream for each input file.


Did you find the final case to be redundant or something?


please add this file to your `.gitignore`.  PID files are related to system processes and should not be committed to git.

It's safe to [ignore](http://git-scm.com/docs/gitignore) anything that ends in `*.pid`


удалить - он не нужен для сборки


args.output will never be `None` as the default is `sys.stdout`


удалить


Yes: https://github.com/pydata/pandas/pull/10620#issuecomment-125015349


зачем это здесь?


If I understand the docs correctly (https://www.polymer-project.org/1.0/docs/devguide/properties.html#property-name-mapping) you should be able to use `parent-url` in html and it will map to `parentUrl` in js/ts. So this would be
`parent-url={{parentUrl}}`. Does that actually work?


`sys.stdout.name` works for me, why the branch?


Long option first, please


The final case is useful, but the second last one is not, since it is the
same modulo the replicated range count. In other words, it was relying on a
race which is fixed here.
On Jul 27, 2015 7:18 PM, "mrtracy" <notifications@github.com> wrote:

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>
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> .
>


Above you comment "!!! Through this interface we have no way to distinguish an error returned as a value from one that was thrown.", yet here you add a way to do precisely this, if I am not mistaken. Namely:

- (0) return value == 0: if `result` == NULL (i.e. caller didn't ask for the result to be saved)
- (e) return value < 0: evaluation threw an error, negated return value is the error number
- (v) return value > 0: evaluation did not throw an error, return value is the type of the returned value, value itself is pointed to by `result`

Unless my analysis is mistaken (which could very well be), why, for the error-thrown case (e), not save and return the error value in the same way as is done for the value in the no-error-thrown case (v)?


@igrigorik sure, the command `echo foo=bar | nghttp -d - -t 0 -vu http://127.0.0.1:8080/` will attempt a OPTIONS upgrade, followed by a POST on stream 13. after the upgrade response from the server, the client sends a CONNECTION_PREFACE_MAGIC + settings frame, and the server sends a settings frame. if the `HTTP2::Server` instance is already `:connected`, the preface magic causes a protocol error. by doing:

    Feed preamble + SETTINGS into HTTP/2 parser and let it take over from there

the instance was being "faked" into `:connected` state, and not handling the preface correctly. see line 26 of https://gist.github.com/kenichi/45823fd6c8f1ac0b02f4. that is the "read" data from the socket, and if you repack it, you'll see the preface.

i could very well be missing something obvious... :smiley_cat: thanks for your help


No. Intellij projects contain a lot of files with a TON of XML inside. Even with just a fresh project. Maybe not all of this is needed, but it would be a lot of research and trial & error before you can get a generator for it.


this part of the diff makes no real changes; please check your diffs and clean them up as a courtesy to those who review your code :-)


кинь ссылку


Mainly because there's some correspondence between engine names and collections (1:N, not N:1), and most deployed clients won't understand it. That's a lot of work and some risk for no real reward. I see us doing that when we have a real send tab service or a better schema within Sync…


Removed catch.


нахрена?


Actually, I've thought some more about it, I think it might be better to keep them separate. It seems like it'd be more trouble to make one big file rather than just have separate files for different syntaxes and formats.


где юзается?


97221720_32BitInstaller (macumber) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-clang-3.5: OK (2155 of 2213 tests passed)

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Is the formatting wrong here or is this Github?


Yeah, it doesn't work too well otherwise. I could swear I left a comment about this only working for two players here. I must have accidentally removed it.


Okay, fair enough. Not on the short-list then :)


Nice job


I sense sarcasm


if I try that, in the html of the ```labrad-grapher-dataset``` basically doesn't pick up on ```{{parent-url}}``` in the anchor tag, it seems to be unassigned. however ```{{parenturl}}``` works. I'm confused


Inclusão necessária pois o relacionamento 1-n, da relação entre usuário criado e evento criado, foi customizado, portanto se faz necessário informar ao Rails aonde está a chave estrangeira para a relação, sem isso, o framework buscava o relacionamento no campo padrão da tabela de usuários (user_id) ocasionando o problema.


нужен?


`resolve` is only used to later refer to the user context (`system/contexts/user`) and then _resolve_ that against the lib context. Maybe `user_ctx` or `user_context` would be more descriptive names?


O método correto para a coleção de eventos criados é events_created (relacionamento customizado de 1-n).


do we want to cache the other partitions that loaded correctly?


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You are right. Believe it or not, I tried to remove some of this duplication. I tried creating an `Iterator` that would iterate over all the occupied tiles, but had trouble with lifetimes when passing things by reference, so I abandoned that and moved on. I will probably revisit this in the future.


When I changed this to use units instead of scientific notation, there was 10 days of review, and not one single person objected to it (go back and look at #11186), and @IainNZ even pointed out his https://github.com/IainNZ/Humanize.jl/blob/master/src/Humanize.jl package.
I still find scientific notation very difficult when you are trying to compare a bunch of numbers from benchmarking runs, which is what prompted my changes to `@time`, and adding the `@timev` macro in the first place.
If you are serious about making these changes (which do seem rather unrelated to fixing some of the issues with calculating some of the information from of the garbage collector - which I'd had a hard time with because of lack of internal documentation in the gc.c code), then shouldn't that really be done in a separate PR, where it can be discussed by all interested parties?
If this *is* done, then please, as @malmaud has suggested, leave the current variant available for people like me who think that scientific notation is not a good choice for displaying timings for benchmarks.


Looks good!


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Apparently*


#include<iostream>
using namespace std;

int main(){
	int a[100];
	int temp=0;
	for(int i=0;i<10;i++){
		cin>>a[i];
	}

//bubble odd even sort:left even&&right odd｜｜left<right
	for(int i=0;i<10;i++){
		for(int j=1;j<10-i;j++){
			bool leftiseven=a[j-1]%2==0;
			bool rightiseven=a[j]%2==0;
			if((leftiseven && !rightiseven)||(leftiseven==rightiseven && a[j-1]>a[j])){
				temp=a[j-1];
				a[j-1]=a[j];
				a[j]=temp;
			}
		}
	}
//output
	for(int i=0;i<10;i++){
		cout<<a[i]<<' ';
	}
	return 0;
}


I guess I was just suggesting that sync could look at an additional pref to determine if it should flip services.sync.enabled to false, which is exactly what readinglist did, even though it is not an engine.

Also, note that setting services.sync.enabled was only set to false by the preferences dialog - so this is likely to break as as move the "choose what to sync" code to the web anyway - it isn't going to be flipped as sync is configured, but instead at some unknown time in the future when the user next visits sync prefs.

So all in all, I guess I'm leaning towards just removing this pref (ie, to backing out bug 1131414)


может выбрасывать какое-то исключение на тему, что дата не готова?


та же хрень


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Apparently


1, 2, 3, False is not a uniform space.

in addition the user whenever we will have a documentation will eventually know HIGH, MEDIUM, LOW.

due to this i suggest that the patch to be integrated should have: HIGH, MEDIUM, LOW, NONE all as strings (also NONE)


Heh, elegant :) That (typically? always?) longjmps/throws to the setjmp/catch set up earlier in this very same function, right?


исключение


Please remove this extra conditional if you don't plan on using it.


а нужна ли эта хрень?


At the time, I figured why not give it a try. Now we've given it a try and I've decided that I don't like it. Yes, that change would be in a separate PR.


大神请教一下这个地方是不是 有点问题啊？