A switch-case structure might be more readable


Which version of OpenCV?


Ok great (and thanks!). The next new update has keyboard input and oscillator modulation. I am starting to get the hang of this 😀

 Soon I am going to want to start to tackle some networking goals.

Will try to push some new updates over night with a few more questions.

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Would it make sense to just use the complete version of [boot2docker's init file](https://github.com/boot2docker/boot2docker/blob/master/rootfs/rootfs/usr/local/etc/init.d/docker)?
We could default to setting `DOCKER_TLS` to `no` to achieve the same result.


Please add in the comment the reason why the form will pop twice (eg, the stackoverflow page). Is it only for some version of Android or is it a general issue? Similarly, when you handle this boolean, add in comments that it's for this specific Android bug.


RadianceRefactor (macumber) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: Tests Failed

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@nviennot hello nicholas viennot i am sorry to disturb you.But i have a task to implement your playdrone application and past couple of days i have successfully implemented playdrone on my personal mac...now i have come to playdrone kitchen and
1)i am confused..there are two categories production set up and development set up and I want to clarify if the commands of installing rvm, ruby are in virtual machine or in my mac?
2)production set up and development set up  need to be done in my mac ?
3)vm operation system should be mac or can be windows as well ? becuase if rvm needs to installed in vm then rvm is associated with mac so i have that doubt.
 I really would love to hear from you.Thanks you soo much


Why are you appending the output in this StringBuilder? Aren´t them being output below?


I'm working on a fix.
For opencl, we also need to ignore the
```
../run/john: /usr/local/cuda/lib64/libOpenCL.so.1: no version information available (required by ../run/john)
```
lines, otherwise we get:
```
form=7z-opencl                    guesses:    3 0:00:01:04 DONE  [PASSED]
../run/unique: /usr/local/cuda/lib64/libOpenCL.so.1: no version information available (required by ../run/unique)
FAILED line = ../run/john: /usr/local/cuda/lib64/libOpenCL.so.1: no version information available (required by ../run/john)
.pot CHK:7z-opencl                guesses:    3 -show=   3 0:00:00:23 DONE : Expected count(s) (3)  [!!!FAILED4!!!]  (3 val-pwd  1 inval-pwd)
```


1712-AvailabilityManagers (kbenne) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: Tests Failed

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deviceRebooted is defined but never used (I checked, it's not used in AutostartListener either).


Throwing in an extra negative sign for the gyro's y-axis won't fix the compass... And the compass issue still exists. Also, I wouldn't play with these values, as we have no idea what they do.


It looks like this method could be removed and used source.matches(regex) instead?


Yup, but it was not working.  Same syntax is in pass_gen.pl


Note that BoringSSL has an `SSLeay` function now so this bit might not be needed.


Amy, you should use https://github.com/h2oai/sparkling-water/blob/c03b751f729fba08d13466b7660e4eab22b8ca82/examples/scripts/chicagoCrimeSmallShell.script.scala

if you are running from Spark shell


My bad, thank you. I'll push a fix


Return a Resource here and return a URLResource instead (getClass().getResource). There is no need to create a temp file for this


TeamCity Chorus :: chorus-precise64-master Continuous [Build 1.5.409.906d1df991304ea46024abe54f48da36e54b7097](http://build.palaso.org/viewLog.html?buildId=59568&buildTypeId=bt323) outcome was **SUCCESS**
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Please don't `_` import


This still needs excessive testing, will do when I get a new G2.


related to issue #322


Space after ,


LGTM!


Likewise, we can trivially add no-op functions for `CRYPTO_malloc_init` and `ENGINE_load_builtin_engines` if you prefer.


r+


Here the unused variable should be used in subsequent line

Good catch anyway! I guess no one was using minefied versions 😆


@quagliero it works, but jesus christ. Look at this. Just look at it.


thx!


Add a print statement here so that we know why we are busy waiting.


Great idea :heart:


Running avg for reduce operation: avg(avg(k_elems),avg(l_elems))=(k*avg(k_elems)+l*avg(l_elems))/(k+l)


Store 20 in a `val` so that we can easily tweak it if required.


It's probably useful to have a real-looking example, but with bogus data in here rather than `xxx`.


Sorry, I forgot to push this.  Done now.


saw approval from graydon
at https://github.com/MonsieurNicolas/stellar-core/commit/a78fc8207bb04a2604c05fa500ff56f950576d0b


merging MonsieurNicolas/stellar-core/bootupFix = a78fc820 into auto


MonsieurNicolas/stellar-core/bootupFix = a78fc820 merged ok, testing candidate = 5c7970bc


When do we include images in page headers? Is this in the style guide?


@latkin - note that this change (which caused the binary compatibility problem for FSharp.Core) was applied to "master" branch as well as "fsharp4".  If we ever need to re-release F# 3.1 OOB or hotfix it, then we should make sure that the reverse fi is applied.  It would probably be a good idea to apply it already.


What does "Display" mean in this context?


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PowerPC in big endian mode.


OPencCV 2.4.1


Hey, not sure why we would link to materials for this?  Can you share your thoughts?


I don't understand how this fixes the travis build. Travis isn't using coreclr


This is not "backwards compatible" for me. `python trivial.py TrivialPgLoad` fails

```
# python trivial.py TrivialPgLoad
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "trivial.py", line 58, in <module>
    luigi.run(main_task_cls=TrivialPgLoad)
  File "/usr/local/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/luigi/interface.py", line 345, in run
    cmdline_args.insert(0, main_task_cls.task_family)
AttributeError: 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'insert'
```
While `luigi --module trivial TrivialPgLoad` with the same code works OK, as long as I have trivial.py in my $PYTHONPATH.

I don't mind doing it with luigi cli, but a breaking change shouldn't be advertised as backwards compatible. I'd have to rewrite some cron jobs in order to use this version.


Noted in #8729


develop (rraustad) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1169 of 1169 tests passed)

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Fixed: Translation typo reported [here] (https://github.com/InternalError503/restart-my-chrome/issues/1)


@brandonly101 These styles are so generic that it will affect every table! The css for plugins are all bundled up into a main css file that is loaded on every page. Please use plugin specific ids/classes for the table. If there is nothing specific that you can target, please add them in the code.


@brandonly101 Is this the same color we use in other buttons in Moodle?


@brandonly101 I always thought it was bad style to use !important. See: https://docs.moodle.org/dev/CSS_coding_style#Properties_and_values


@brandonly101 Why such a precise em value?


It changed newlines to CRLF.


93469234-DemandResponse2 (vidanovic) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-IntegrationCoverage-Debug: OK (1173 of 1173 tests passed)

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It's too interleaved with fixing alignment-related issues with that structs. I don't think that it worth it.


new here !! how do I set a new image?


Fixed #360


Please reference the issue number that this address: #26 in your commit logs.  This will help everyone track the progress on the various issues.


Store 1210 in a `val` please


saw approval from jonmeredith
at https://github.com/basho/riak_core/commit/16b0020b1b72ae4de5c0c8ca101f35b2327d586f


merging basho/riak_core/dtr/revert_legacy_gossip_removal = 16b0020b into borshop-integration-751-dtr/revert_legacy_gossip_removal


basho/riak_core/dtr/revert_legacy_gossip_removal = 16b0020b merged ok, testing candidate = ab6b9247


@tipiirai thanks,
how light can be depends on decisions affecting backward compatibility. I think it's time to define this before riot grow and go to development.

The current behavior of expressions _in shorthands_ requires too much code to work properly and support the flexibility that many users expect. This has raised several issues because the way it was implemented was thinking on simple expressions and limited formats, failing with variations.
This new implementation is more robust and the code it contains, I think, is the minimum possible to support the current specs with few gotchas.

One solution to shorten the code may be allow simple expressions only, and define in the specs, _very accurately_, what is allowed. (single properties, method call w/o parameters, no boolean comparisons, and so...)

In my drive there are two files with the code generated for tmpl.js/create() showing the new behavior, compared with the current. Please [check them out here](https://drive.google.com/folderview?id=0B-b6qZXAKYLNflFEWmpxQ01yMDNTT3RKT3lqVnpISEJUT1p1bDhoWDhnWlZtWlljVVJZVlE&usp=sharing).

Changes can be (let me extend a little :) ):

**1)** Unify the logic in protecting variables in shorthands with the rest of the expressions.

This affects expressions such those three in https://github.com/riot/riot/blob/new-tmpl-1/test/specs/tmpl.js#L357.
This change would insert the first `!` of the shorthand in try block (as do the first two) and its output will be empty. Using `{ ok: !nonExistingVar }` (without `.foo`) return the expected result, as with the current and new versions, returning "ok" :)
With this change, users do not have to think about how their expression is evaluated because expect the same behavior, and failing in these cases is the behavior of "normal" JavaScript.
```
!undefinedVar          // no surprises: !this[undefined] --> true
!undefinedVar.length    // !this[undefined].property --> TypeError
```
As you see, this is logical if we consider that try blocks are there to avoid ReferenceError for properties of `this` (in shorthands and everywhere) and not to mask other (maybe dangerous) errors, even if these errors are associated with nested properties.
And I'm sorry but, in my personal opinion, masking errors, especially with empty catchs, is a very very bad practice. It is better to detect errors _always_ and as soon as possible, and not act as the an ostrich. With its current behavior, riot is taking away this right, and that's the most(only) important drawback I see in riot.

Anyway, I think the master version breaks with `{ ok: fnc(undefinedVar.length) }`, too.
(tests are made to check output from right code, not the unexpected one, as usual :) )

**2)** If (1) is feasible, it would appropiate to use a js `with(D){}` block wrapping the expression and no prefix each var, so JS or/and the user decides the context.

Going further, with this changes, we can remove the try block completely, because by giving context to the properties of `this` it is not necessary, (other) errors _must_ generate exceptions.
Or leave it --one try block only per whole expression, and trigger an event on errors, so the user would have this information without the app breaks.

What do you think?

btw: good catch with the extra `var`, the PR already doesn't have this.

I had already thought about a readme with details/specs; and I will later, but with help 'cause my "spanglish" is too bad :no_mouth:


Why no immutable set?


@rlorenzo Ah okay. I shall go ahead and amend my stylesheet.


so not sure why u are adding this extra route when u have the route below


I have nominated you as the new Spark EC2 project maintainer in https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/SPARK-8960! Hope it's okay :).


It was reverted because I killed important stacktrace code which was apparently useful, this being the only method that logs what called it.

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What's this commit doing on this branch?


choose the one that is required via the signup link


Yuck.


That will conflict with my PR about research manager ^^
If the progressbar works, please open a PR and I will handle the feeding it if you want


Hmm the uncool thing about this is that it depends on which architecture rock was built :( Whereas the target code might be (C-)compiling somewhere else. But oh well..


if no other issues this is good to go


Does it throw every time?


@Gocnak Do you know the specific exception it gives? It'd be better to catch that


Too brittle. Use an `enum` instead.


Do you think it's useful to keep this around? Apparently the author has disabled the webcomic and is only selling the books now...


I believe @Mimisss just fixed this on #295.


these last three commits from myself, should show the changes to NAMESPACE, exporting annotateErcc , etc.  and also rowSds importFrom matrixStats.


@jhilden Should I remove the reference to this repo from the jquery-ui-rails README for now?


This is being used in a number of tests. Let's extract it out into a function.


I am not sure why annotateErcc and annotateRepeats shows up here, these files are not changed and were cloned from ttriche's artemis v.1.59  version.


You should probably remove the "and true or false" part.


What is happening in this file? Seems like the only changes are commented out code.


Good tests! We should start thinking about integration tests as well.


> Na, you got that one wrong. The payload is following the header, not the other way around.

We're barking up the same tree. Of course it's a bad idea and doesn't make sense, which is why I scratched my head in the first place. This discussion is about the comment semantics is getting out of control... :sweat_smile:


Yup will do, still I edited the chicagoCrime.script.scala
<https://github.com/h2oai/sparkling-water/blob/c03b751f729fba08d13466b7660e4eab22b8ca82/examples/scripts/chicagoCrime.script.scala>
script
just in case people try to use that use. Is there a reason why we have so
many chicago crime scripts?

Sincerely,
Amy Wang

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wrote:

> Amy, you should use
> https://github.com/h2oai/sparkling-water/blob/c03b751f729fba08d13466b7660e4eab22b8ca82/examples/scripts/chicagoCrimeSmallShell.script.scala
>
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> .
>


Seems like they readded "end" in their API. It was gone for a while though. Guess this fix will still work.

{
  "collection": {
    "version": "1.0",
    "href": "http://javazone.no/ems/server/events/9f40063a-5f20-4d7b-b1e8-ed0c6cc18a5f/slots/bb8d1028-e938-4109-f931-4066f8b36e02",
    "items": [
      {
        "href": "http://javazone.no/ems/server/events/9f40063a-5f20-4d7b-b1e8-ed0c6cc18a5f/slots/bb8d1028-e938-4109-f931-4066f8b36e02",
        "data": [
          {
            "name": "start",
            "prompt": "Start",
            "value": "2014-09-11T11:20:00Z"
          },
          {
            "name": "duration",
            "prompt": "Duration",
            "value": 10
          },
          {
            "name": "end",
            "prompt": "End",
            "value": "2014-09-11T11:30:00Z"
          }
        ],
        "links": [
          {
            "href": "http://javazone.no/ems/server/events/9f40063a-5f20-4d7b-b1e8-ed0c6cc18a5f/slots/bb8d1028-e938-4109-f931-4066f8b36e02/children",
            "rel": "slot collection"
          }
        ]
      }
    ]
  }
}


all tests pass:
success: http://buildbot.bos1/builders/test-riak_core/builds/1615


Hah, interesting!
I plan on fiddling with this on the weekend and switching to the new material design lite kit (as I don't need angular) - I'll make sure not to do the same poor vulcanization I'm doing here :)


@rlorenzo Not necessarily; I just made it the color of the link text.


all tests pass:
success: https://travis-ci.org/stellar/stellar-core/builds/70301661


I'd prefer keep this line of comment.


No.


Dne 7/10/15 v 12:46 AM Amy napsal(a):
> Yup will do, still I edited the chicagoCrime.script.scala
> <https://github.com/h2oai/sparkling-water/blob/c03b751f729fba08d13466b7660e4eab22b8ca82/examples/scripts/chicagoCrime.script.scala>
> script
> just in case people try to use that use. Is there a reason why we have so
> many chicago crime scripts?
yes :-)

  - one is implementing each operation step-by-step from shell and using small data - great for
interactive demos
  - another one is using standalone app and small data
  - the last one is using standalone app and BIG data

m.
>
>
> Sincerely,
> Amy Wang
>
> On Thu, Jul 9, 2015 at 3:15 PM, Michal Malohlava <notifications@github.com>
> wrote:
>
> > Amy, you should use
> >
> https://github.com/h2oai/sparkling-water/blob/c03b751f729fba08d13466b7660e4eab22b8ca82/examples/scripts/chicagoCrimeSmallShell.script.scala
> >
> > if you are running from Spark shell
> >
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@sasivarnan619 Can't you give a common class to all of them say `hoverAnimation` and do the following,
```
$(".2").mouseleave(function() {
   $(".2").css({color:'white'});
});
$(".3").mouseover(function() {
   $(".3").css({color:'black'});
});
```
You are basically repeating the code again and again. That is bad.


Merges from @Alucard24 big thanks. now it's works.


This is text of the MIT license, not Apache. ;)


That sounds good to me and seems consistent with the behavior in Clojure FWIW:
```clojure
(type ())         ; <= clojure.lang.PersistentList$EmptyList
(type '())        ; <= clojure.lang.PersistentList$EmptyList
(type (list))     ; <= clojure.lang.PersistentList$EmptyList
(= () '() (list)) ; <= true
(= nil ())        ; <= false
```


Hi
I think the same thing of bumarius
http://forge.prestashop.com/browse/PSCSX-6151

bye


Since you can edit it from that page right on GitHub, was my thinking :)

Oh, but looking into it further, we can actually link to the edit page. Example from other site: https://github.com/rails-se/rails-se.github.com/edit/master/index.md

What do you think about linking to the edit page?

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fast-forwarding master to auto = 5c7970bc


What I mean is that there should be a way for the document formatter to only treat code fragments that the VCSaddin tells that have local changes. Otherwise it generates too much git-history noise.


Hi there, I looked into this and unfortunately it is not possible to sign the CLA without a Google Account.

I appreciate your consideration and I respect your wishes not to have a Google Account. I will unfortunately need to remove your code contributions from this repository.


the code was written by @dwitherell he originally made it for my prior rom purified, i just grabbed the images


Question about first / in source and destination:

Shouldn't this be ^changelog/?$ en/changelogs [R=301,L] or ^/changelog/?$ /en/changelogs [R=301,L]  ?


Suggest add this in comment: This gives user the option to accept or decline our terms and conditions. The app will only be installed when they accept.


The `-c` (--compress) option of uglify make changes to the code (hoist vars, evaluate constant expressions, drop unused code, etc.), optimizing this for reduced size.

This allows conditional compilation, too. Blocks wrapped in specific const vars are droped completely with a simple change on one option. Something like `#if...#endif` blocks in C.

Details in http://lisperator.net/uglifyjs/compress


972154-NewSimpleChilledCeiling (RKStrand) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (1676 of 1676 tests passed)

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it isn't, you're right


Perfect that makes sense =)

Sincerely,
Amy Wang

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wrote:

> Dne 7/10/15 v 12:46 AM Amy napsal(a):
> > Yup will do, still I edited the chicagoCrime.script.scala
> > <
> https://github.com/h2oai/sparkling-water/blob/c03b751f729fba08d13466b7660e4eab22b8ca82/examples/scripts/chicagoCrime.script.scala
> >
> > script
> > just in case people try to use that use. Is there a reason why we have so
> > many chicago crime scripts?
> yes :-)
>
> - one is implementing each operation step-by-step from shell and using
> small data - great for
> interactive demos
> - another one is using standalone app and small data
> - the last one is using standalone app and BIG data
>
> m.
> >
> >
> > Sincerely,
> > Amy Wang
> >
> > On Thu, Jul 9, 2015 at 3:15 PM, Michal Malohlava <
> notifications@github.com>
> > wrote:
> >
> > > Amy, you should use
> > >
> >
> https://github.com/h2oai/sparkling-water/blob/c03b751f729fba08d13466b7660e4eab22b8ca82/examples/scripts/chicagoCrimeSmallShell.script.scala
> > >
> > > if you are running from Spark shell
> > >
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> >
> > > .
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All correct.


`devDependencies`?


At the time of this modification, any arguments to `ToJSON` after the first one, was ignored. I modified the `ToJSON` function in the master branch of Algernon to accept the ", 4" argument and format the resulting JSON with four spaces of indentation.


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Same issue with / on source and target.

Shouldn't this be

^/installation-into-subversion/?$ /en/getting_started_composer/ [R=301,L]

or

^installation-into-subversion/?$ en/getting_started_composer/ [R=301,L]

?


Oh oops, I didn't actually mean to leave that in there, I was just experimenting to see if it did work :)


fast-forwarding 2.1 to borshop-integration-751-dtr/revert_legacy_gossip_removal = ab6b9247


It'll be merged later.


Yep I completely agree that the entity have to know about it's route, this is a good approach. I was thinking that the `_self` attribute should be the primary route accessor for the entity ie `GET /article/{articleId}/author` would return
```
{
    "_self" : "/users/{userId},
    [...]
}
```
That way the client can understand what the base entity type is and know where to go from there


@tomtor: SPRT cannot do that. The only fair comparison that does not advantage one version over the other would be an `SPRT(-X,+X)` test, which is a flip of a coin.


Ahhhhhhhhhh.  that's better


Hi gworley

Whilst this is not the correct place to [post your comment](https://github.com/InternalError503/restart-my-chrome/issues) nor is it related, Please use the correct section thank you.


Could we get a build with this fix please? Iv been having this problem all day with a new server. iv tried changing back forge with no luck.


Hmm... Probably not. Makes sense to remove things that don't look like they will be available again.


Check out [this link](http://math.stackexchange.com/questions/9259/find-the-sum-of-all-the-multiples-of-3-or-5-below-1000) with its first answer. You're doing this in `O(n)` when you could actually do it in 3 simple arithmetic operations. Most inefficient, don't you think?


@anay

The first two changes are very good catches and I'll incorporate them. Thank you!

The change to first_script_index will throw off other logging methods using it.
The intent of that method is just to find the index of the top level script in the call list and nothing more.
If that index is 0, i.e., the first entry in the call list is the calling script (@myName) the logging method should use the wai_lvl (where_am_i? level) value which is intended to stay above the $library and $library2 calls.
This allows the report to show the place in the user's code (not the dsl libraries) where the trouble started.  Problems nearly always start with the user's code and tracing backwards from a DSL call where the error is caught is very difficult.  $library and $library2 are essentially extensions to the DSL.

Deciding whether to include $library or $library2 in the call list delivered to the logging messages is handled elsewhere and is still a work in progress as it depends on the actually code structure and call hierarchy in the code using the DSL.

That said, reporting where in the code the problem started is, by nature, a heuristic process,   In other words: guess work. :-)


The only thing that really matters is whether or not this patch scales. I strongly suspect that this patch, or any of the dozen of variation tried on the same subject, will not scale, for the reasons already explained by Ronald.

I will respin this patch in `120+0.05`, and I am ready to bet that it will fail.


# This code is a suggestion for DC "Data Manipulation in R with dplyr" course, chapter 5 - "Group_by and working with...". I worked with hflights dataset from hflights package.

# Which plane (by tail number) flew out of Houston the most times? How many times?
adv1 <- hflights %>%
        filter(TailNum != "") %>%
        group_by(TailNum) %>%
        summarise(n = n()) %>%
        arrange(desc(n)) %>%
        filter(n == max(n))

# How many airplanes only flew to one destination from Houston?
adv2 <- hflights %>%
        filter(TailNum != "") %>%
        group_by(TailNum) %>%
        summarise(ndist = n_distinct(Dest)) %>%
        filter(ndist == 1) %>%
        summarise(nplanes = n())

# Find the most visited destination for each carrier
adv3 <- hflights %>%
        group_by(UniqueCarrier, Dest) %>%
        summarise(n = n()) %>%
        mutate(rank = rank(-n)) %>%
        arrange(rank) %>%
        filter(rank == 1)

# Find the carrier that travels to each destination the most
adv4 <- hflights %>%
        group_by(Dest, UniqueCarrier) %>%
        summarise(n = n()) %>%
        mutate(rank = rank(-n)) %>%
        arrange(rank) %>%
        filter(rank == 1)


This issue should be fixed in https://github.com/square/okhttp/pull/858.


consider this:

```python
error = validate(title, text)
```

If error is not None, then something went wrong.  What does `validate` have to be like?


RadianceRefactor (macumber) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: Tests Failed

![Build Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/build%20status-warnings-yellow.svg) ![Test Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/tests%20passed-0.0%25-red.svg)


kkk


Looks like you have beaten me here.

I merely exposed this so far.
```
        bool CanJump { get; }
        bool IsFull { get; }
        bool IsRecharging { get; }
        VRageMath.Vector3D? SelectedGpsCoordinate { get; }
        string SelectedGpsName { get; }
        string SelectedGpsDescription { get; }
        VRageMath.Vector3D? TargetGpsCoordinate { get; }
        double MaxJumpDistance { get; }
        double MaxJumpMass { get; }
        float PowerNeededForJump { get; }
        double MaxJumpDistanceGrid { get; }
        float TimeRemaining { get; }
```

You however might want to add the initially selected GPS informations like coordinate, name and description.

```
        Vector3D? IMyJumpDrive.SelectedGpsCoordinate { get { return m_selectedGps.Coords; } }
        string IMyJumpDrive.SelectedGpsName { get { return m_selectedGps.Name; } }
        string IMyJumpDrive.SelectedGpsDescription { get { return m_selectedGps.Description; } }
```

My vote always goes toward more ingame programming API access, so full support for this.


kk


I had specifically removed this box-shadow lol


Remove this line.


Change it to `4px`


Unfortunately this fix isn't working for me. I tried compiling the latest version from scratch on 10.11 Beta 3:

```
$ ./autogen.sh --prefix=/usr/local --disable-nls
[...]
   Engine:
	Host:	       x86_64-apple-darwin15.0.0
	Target:	       x86_64-apple-darwin15.0.0
	GC:	       sgen and Included Boehm GC with typed GC
	TLS:           pthread
	SIGALTSTACK:   yes
	Engine:        Building and using the JIT
	oprofile:      no
	BigArrays:     no
	DTrace:        yes
	LLVM Back End: no (dynamically loaded: no)

   Libraries:
	.NET 4.5:      yes
	MonoDroid:     no
	MonoTouch:     no
	Xamarin.Mac:   no
	JNI support:   IKVM Native
	libgdiplus:    assumed to be installed
	zlib:          system zlib
```

That part seemed to go fine, but after I run `make` it eventually hangs on this:

```
could not discover the mach TLS offset
Thread 0xa1414000 may have been prematurely finalized
```

And I have to kill the `mono-sgen` process (which is using about 50-70% of my CPU) from Activity Monitor in order to stop the build. I get this behavior every time an application tries to run `mcs`.

I did double-check and made sure that this commit existed in the branch I downloaded, but either it's not working for me or I'm probably building it wrong.


Not required.


There is clearly an indentation war going on.

This has to be fixed tomorrow, I don't think I can handle 4 spaces in javascript.
Very well spot and thanks a lot for this time!


You are right, I completely missed that...
Thanks!


お忙しい中、コードレビューをありがとうございました(灬ºωº灬)　コードを綺麗にするアドバイスは中々いただけないので助かります。
特にこのテクニック、格好いいですね！真似させていただきます。


Just a few notes:

* While it is bad style to use !important, I found that the easiest way to make the link text color white.
* I really really really wanted to avoid modifying the PHP and make purely changes in CSS, but there was no html attribute I could use to attach the CSS styles to. :'(


Hello, hope this finds someone.

Trying to use this new implementation but running into an issue.

I have a component template:

```html
<my-component>
  <div class="container"></div>
</my-component>
```

and use it in a route/top level template:

```html
<my-component model={{model}} />
```

From the description above I would expect that I would end up with a <my-component /> tag in the html but instead I get the following error from ember-resolver v0.18.1 (sorry its long).

If I remove the `<my-component>` from my component template no error but not the markup I would like. Maybe I am misunderstanding the correct way to do this.

Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property 'match' of undefinedEmber.DefaultResolver.extend.podBasedComponentsInSubdir @ ember-resolver.js:192(anonymous function) @ ember-resolver.js:244Ember.DefaultResolver.extend.findModuleName @ ember-resolver.js:242resolveOther @ ember-resolver.js:106superWrapper @ ember.debug.js:20888exports.default._emberRuntimeSystemObject.default.extend.resolve @ ember.debug.js:4960resolve @ ember.debug.js:4719resolve @ ember.debug.js:2199Registry.resolve @ ember.debug.js:1762has @ ember.debug.js:2211Registry.has @ ember.debug.js:1827findHelper @ ember.debug.js:10215linkRenderNode @ ember.debug.js:7966linkParams @ ember.debug.js:48096base.linkParamsAndHash @ ember.debug.js:46105_htmlbarsUtilObjectUtils.merge.component @ ember.debug.js:46187RenderResult.populateNodes @ ember.debug.js:47772RenderResult.render @ ember.debug.js:47699render @ ember.debug.js:47518(anonymous function) @ ember.debug.js:48286renderAndCleanup @ ember.debug.js:48322block @ ember.debug.js:48284(anonymous function) @ ember.debug.js:9364instrument @ ember.debug.js:10149ComponentNodeManager.render @ ember.debug.js:9355componentHook @ ember.debug.js:7612_htmlbarsUtilObjectUtils.merge.component @ ember.debug.js:46194RenderResult.populateNodes @ ember.debug.js:47772RenderResult.render @ ember.debug.js:47699render @ ember.debug.js:47518(anonymous function) @ ember.debug.js:48286renderAndCleanup @ ember.debug.js:48322block @ ember.debug.js:48284(anonymous function) @ ember.debug.js:9640instrument @ ember.debug.js:10149ViewNodeManager.render @ ember.debug.js:9626exports.default.render @ ember.debug.js:8791handleKeyword @ ember.debug.js:46961keyword @ ember.debug.js:47086exports.default @ ember.debug.js:8666handleKeyword @ ember.debug.js:46922handleRedirect @ ember.debug.js:46908inline @ ember.debug.js:47051_htmlbarsUtilObjectUtils.merge.content @ ember.debug.js:46142RenderResult.populateNodes @ ember.debug.js:47766RenderResult.render @ ember.debug.js:47699render @ ember.debug.js:47518(anonymous function) @ ember.debug.js:48286renderAndCleanup @ ember.debug.js:48322block @ ember.debug.js:48284keywords.yield @ ember.debug.js:47132handleKeyword @ ember.debug.js:46922handleRedirect @ ember.debug.js:46908inline @ ember.debug.js:47051_htmlbarsUtilObjectUtils.merge.content @ ember.debug.js:46142RenderResult.populateNodes @ ember.debug.js:47766RenderResult.render @ ember.debug.js:47699render @ ember.debug.js:47518(anonymous function) @ ember.debug.js:48286renderAndCleanup @ ember.debug.js:48322block @ ember.debug.js:48284(anonymous function) @ ember.debug.js:9640instrument @ ember.debug.js:10149ViewNodeManager.render @ ember.debug.js:9626exports.default.render @ ember.debug.js:8791handleKeyword @ ember.debug.js:46961keyword @ ember.debug.js:47086exports.default @ ember.debug.js:8666handleKeyword @ ember.debug.js:46922handleRedirect @ ember.debug.js:46908inline @ ember.debug.js:47051_htmlbarsUtilObjectUtils.merge.content @ ember.debug.js:46142RenderResult.populateNodes @ ember.debug.js:47766RenderResult.render @ ember.debug.js:47699render @ ember.debug.js:47518(anonymous function) @ ember.debug.js:48286renderAndCleanup @ ember.debug.js:48322block @ ember.debug.js:48284(anonymous function) @ ember.debug.js:9640instrument @ ember.debug.js:10149ViewNodeManager.render @ ember.debug.js:9626renderHTMLBarsBlock @ ember.debug.js:10398_emberMetalMixin.Mixin.create.renderBlock @ ember.debug.js:40340Renderer_prerenderTopLevelView @ ember.debug.js:11486Renderer_renderTopLevelView @ ember.debug.js:11495Queue.invoke @ ember.debug.js:899Queue.flush @ ember.debug.js:965DeferredActionQueues.flush @ ember.debug.js:765Backburner.end @ ember.debug.js:158Backburner.run @ ember.debug.js:226Backburner.join @ ember.debug.js:261run.join @ ember.debug.js:18830run.bind @ ember.debug.js:18893jQuery.Callbacks.fire @ jquery.js:3148jQuery.Callbacks.self.fireWith @ jquery.js:3260jQuery.extend.ready @ jquery.js:3472completed @ jquery.js:3503


ok


You can club `.createUpdate` and `.dealDetails` and make a new class `wordBreak`.


yes, way easier that way, thank you :)


@jaswsinc How come this is in the Lite version?


@tejacques, yes that is why I made the comment on https://github.com/alias-mac/crosstab/commit/b3d46b2b989a8dbf255f11c467abe0bcc97189fc#commitcomment-12076913

I thought the `if (!crosstab.stopKeepalive) return;` was a good stopping gap to avoid the race condition.
I can make the change you are saying on this PR, but I'm not sure I fully understand what you have in mind.


> CheckTraces.exe now compiles and loads with poly/ml
>
> - couldn't find a replacement for catch_interrupt, michael?
> - Substring.all -> Substring.full
> - TextIO.inputLine returns string option
>

It’s fine to just delete the catch_interrupt stuff; that’s Moscow ML specific.

> CheckTraces.exe -s -t trace0593 works (at least in theory, I couldn't pass
> command line arguments to the sml, but had to hardcode them in the sml...
> CommandLine.arguments() returns the empty list -- @mn200, any idea?)

You probably need to ensure that the code is evaluating CommandLine.arguments at runtime rather than compile time.  Poly/ML compilation is strange: a whole lot of SML code is evaluated, and then a heap containing the relevant computed values is dumped.  You will need one of those values to be a main function (of type unit -> unit if I remember right), and the CommandLine.arguments call needs to happen from inside the main.  If instead you have

    val args = CommandLine.arguments()
    fun main () =
       … do stuff with args …

then main will run with args from when the code was compiled.

> Also, using trace0593 (from check-2006-11-30T15:38:45+0000/trace0593 spinned
> for at least 40 minutes, and didn't succeed over (the second) step24, which
> consumes 210s in the original check from 2006).

That will probably be something stupid happening because of other subtler changes. I’ll attempt to have a look.  (I’m about to take a week’s leave, so it may be 10 days before this happens.)

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Um, hmmm @SubJunk that maybe the Java 7 one as i didn't use the tag for that one. I messed up last night and realised my mistake but must of forgot to reup the Java 7 one. I'll fix it and put a massive note to check before i put them up. Dumbass mistake on my behalf!!!!!


good work on this!


I changed it because the rest of the code is still 4 spaces, but I agree we
should settle on something.

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No need to check for `nil` here. From `man free`:

> The `free()` function deallocates the memory allocation pointed to by ptr. If `ptr` is a `NULL` pointer, no
     operation is performed.


This instance is rather unsatisfying.


RadianceRefactor (macumber) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (2175 of 2204 tests passed)

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I think you need an if statement or something there to make sure "message" exists first.
Check cfmlerror.cfm to see how it's done currently.


this doesn't look right...


This is there to identify which options key are a part of the pro version; for the sake of a pro preview. The stats pinger itself is not a part of the lite version.


@brandonly101 Looks good. Okay, keep the one !important. Please put onto TEST.


972154-NewSimpleChilledCeiling (RKStrand) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: OK (1682 of 1682 tests passed)

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Don't believe this is a guarantee on all platforms, only on posix systems.

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> No need to check for nil here. From man free:
>
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My negligence ...


`border-radius: 50%;`


core ye de pull request ister misin @aydemir


972154-NewSimpleChilledCeiling (RKStrand) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-cppcheck-1.61: OK (0 of 0 tests passed)

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> for the sake of a pro preview.

Ah, got it. Thanks! :-)


@iam4x I am still getting errors.


Should we be encouraging these sorts of comments?


Arduino iRobot library http://www.airspayce.com/mikem/arduino/Roomba/classRoomba.html


Arduino iRobot Library may be for olde rversion of iCreate.


 Some of my efforts to get stuff into GH.
![github for windows](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/13078271/8609298/6ce7b2b6-2671-11e5-8327-08e389414e6b.png)
![internet_explorer view](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/13078271/8609300/6ff8bc0c-2671-11e5-9270-b67effd6bf09.png)
![windows explorer view](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/13078271/8609301/719db828-2671-11e5-80c3-ba4c7ced4873.png)


@vramana

* Is ESLint installed localy or globaly?
* How do you open Atom editor?
* What is the absolute path of Atom when you open it (example with cli `$ atom /path/to/project`)?
* What is the absolute path of the file you are editing while getting this issue?


Thanks, Jess.


972154-NewSimpleChilledCeiling (RKStrand) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: Tests Failed

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good point -- I'll fix shortly ...


See https://github.com/travis-ci/travis-ci/issues/4205#issuecomment-119753885


See https://github.com/npm/npm/issues/8822#issuecomment-119765931


There was PR #8 open for this, by the way :stuck_out_tongue:


It's nice how these boilerplates get smaller.


It's already built.


Should be Affero, no?


ok, fixed, rebased and pushed -- let me know of you see any more issues


I opened atom from the Ubuntu launcher. I have one localy installed as well as globaly. I am trying to open the path `/home/vramana/Documents/work/prizetracker/` the file path is `/home/vramana/Documents/work/prizetracker/server.js`

When I open from the terminal from the directory of the folder eslint works but it ignores `.eslintignore`.


may i ask why the bootstrap 3 crispy forms were explicitly used, yet we're inheriting from the bootstrap2 template?


10.13.4.1481 is latest i see for 1.7.10 that has been the latest build for a bit now


верные грабли, не раз пройденные Ж) отдельная строка с `$checkbox.attr("checked", "")` гораздо безопаснее этой конкатенации


доллар в идентификаторе пожалуй несколько излишен. Можно подумать что это вызов jQuery (а на самом то деле нет)


@rlorenzo Okay, pushed onto test! I think...


Have to remove any other instances of mono or mcs from your path, so it uses the patched monolite. If mono is found on the path, the make script will use that (which doesn't contain the patch).


"## This is a markdown file"


Those don't look right, I don't think, but I don't remember changing them in the code.  @Tryneus, are those the error types you put in when you implemented `r.http` or did they somehow get changed during the merge?  (ping #4484 so it links back here)


I don't understand why `{{this}}` was added.


It's correct either way. The original is more flushed out, however.


My mistake. Jenkins must've derped. Someone with access to it will poke it probably soon.


да можно было и оставить. Ошибка то обрабатывается, alert показывается


Should this be `.reset()` or `.rewind()`?  I'm not totally sure, but `.reset()` is dependent on the previous `.mark()` and that doesn't seem consistent with the logic used when frame buffer was a `byte[]` instead of a `ByteBuffer`.


Good idea.


This works, but also "The evil spirit is increasingly covering this forest" is even more correct.


@iam4x If we give priority to project directory (if it is present) rather than cwd directory probably we wont run into this issue I guess.


972154-NewSimpleChilledCeiling (RKStrand) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-IntegrationCoverage-Debug: Tests Failed

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You need to move the first two conditions into parenthesis, so the `!ini_get('open_basedir')` check applies to both.


'dubug' variable is not set, this will make e2 crash.


Without this it reads as in the previous section. What do you recommend instead?


First attempt


Why loop here instead of using a bulk operation on `ByteBuffer`?


:+1: Thank you! I can't believe I overlooked this.


Try running your rules through something like this http://martinmelin.se/rewrite-rule-tester/


I can't reproduce the issue about not finding, but about `.eslintignore` I can reproduce the issue.


I thought it was a good idea to print the files that are do not pass the test and the reason why.


s/can a class/can import a class/


Fair enough, I should have looked at this in the context of the file.


я не имел в виду буквально сообщение, но да конкретно в этом случае разница невелика. Вообще же вот http://www.dofactory.com/javascript/observer-design-pattern


Hoist the magic number (150) to a constant?


My usual editorconfig:

```
root = true

[*]
end_of_line = lf
charset = utf-8
trim_trailing_whitespace = true
insert_final_newline = true
indent_style = space
indent_size = 4

[*.yml*]
indent_style = space
indent_size = 2
```

Final new line and trimming trailing whitespaces are good ones as well. Also, the repo contains YAML files as well.


What does "cold storage" mean?


Ну что, стало выглядеть существенно лучше.


I don't recall the rationale for switching from `byte[]` to `ByteBuffer`.


No need to change, but eventually, we should follow the convention of using "P" suffix for promisified functions.


Demo Web API project

 This is a sample project that allows end user to enter budget items.
  It uses REST Web API for data retrieval and manipulation and Entity Framework on SQL Server on back end.
 Dependency Injection (DI) is done through AutoFac, and Unit Testing with NUnit and Moq.


사소하진 않아 보였는데


復元の手立てがないと、開発環境ごと動かなくなると思ったので


Thanks Jay!


Hoist outputstream out of the loop?


I used the one from Symfony https://github.com/symfony/symfony/blob/2.8/.editorconfig


Something derped in the upload, poked overmind about it. Will have him poke a new build when it looks at it.


Hoist the writer out of the loop?


뭘 수정하신 거에요?


fix indent


"It seems that bad," should be "It may seem bad,"


Thanks LexManos


@iam4x I have a bit old machine this version seems to be a lot slower. The CPU usage goes to full sometimes previously I never noticied this issue.

I'll check on the other issue again. I'll just reboot my system then report.


Steve,
  This was a small victory, I wanted to add some options with regards to Sign In, so I was able to read the Devise documentation and figure out how to do it.  Now the user can sign in with his username or email.  Most of the process was straight forward, but I do not understand enough about Devise to grasp what is happening in each of the Devise Controllers, thus if I had to deviate from "the given script" I would probably be lost.  I am drawing up a list of questions for Saturday so I can understand Devise a bit better.  One other thing, I moved a lot of attribute tests into the Player model tests because I felt if the model yielded an error, it would show up in the HTML/CSS.  This dropped the number of my integration tests.  I am not sure if this was the right call or not.  I have never tested a Rails Controller before but my guess is that will come when I get the card games going.  There are some other features I want to add in the future, like getting "Forgot Password" option to work, but I can leave that alone for now.  I have player registration, player login, player logout, player profile, and edit player profile all working and looking respectable.  I am going to see if I can get a player to delete his own account and then I should be done with the basics of registration and authentication.  In order to improve my understanding of Rails and my debugging skills I want to be able to dive into the source code, however my knowledge of Ruby in this regard is still lacking.  I plan to systematically improve my understanding of Ruby however, the great mass of my time (90% or so) will be devoted to either Good Clean Games (first priority) or Christian Community Sports.  I am glad to be back into coding regularly and making progress, however small the progress might be.  My coding time was irregular at my parents, and I am getting a lot more time at the terminal even though I have "Mr Mom" responsibilities.


develop (rraustad) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: OK (1169 of 1169 tests passed)

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Are these casts to `WsURLConnectionImpl` still necessary?


別のコメントで、ajaxの処理を１つにまとめると良いと書いたけど、ここでまとめようとしてますね。

リセットボタンを押した時のajaxのリクエスト処理も、上記のupdateList();を呼び出すように出来そう。
updateListに渡す引数を、titleとtagを渡すのではなく、data = {title, tag}のように配列を渡すようにすれば、resetの時は、data の中身を空の配列にしてみれば行けそうな気がします。


> I don't think so
Have you tested it?

PS: and now changelog is inconsistent with the code.


Perhaps code needs some cleanup..but when will it be pushed?


Really? I wrote that. The shame.


リセットの処理もajax部分を同じもの呼び出すように、ここでやってますね。
OKだと思います。
この時点で大分綺麗にまとまってきてる気がします。


comment


コメントしました


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

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Looks good to me!


If I am not mistaken, an update should be pushed with lines 87 through 91 being removed now that TC has officially dropped support of 4.3.4. :)


This round of refactoring aims to split PlayerControl into smaller classes. These are simply proxy classes for PlayerControl but they improve code readability (e.g. `Media.Open` instead of `PlayerControl.OpenMedia`) and also provide a natural place to document the events, methods and properties of PlayerControl class.


ah, looks good except I screwed it up when I added compat code.

Can't throw the data out, because I pull it back later. I'll use the modulus though.


sdfsdf


fdsfs


lol - brainstorm!
i only tried setting them to 1.8 - which didn't work... so i assumed there was more to it all ;)

well done young man!


Delte?


IE 的兼容性会有问题。


testcomment


The SSEi_SKIP_FINAL_ADD? It is, and I think you added it, lol. It was only implemented for SHA2 until now.

And as noted elsewhere, a later commit renamed it to SSEi_REVERSE_STEPS because that's what it does now for MD4, and soon for the others.


OK.  Well, I benchmarked in http://bill.dojotoolkit.org/contextual.html, and leveraging rexeps more seems to be more efficient.   The specific code I used (as you can see from that page's source) uses a fancy regex to detect:

1. Runs of strong latin, (I didn't have a good regex for this so I had to use `[^...]`.   Is there a better regex?
2. Runs of strong arabic.
3. arabic digits
4. latin digits


That's because I don't have whirlpool in OpenSSL, fixed in ed3cb96


:+1: :100: :fireworks:


Ok

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Ran into a weird issue where commenting out this line fixed a misguided interpretation of .gitignore within the github client application.
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The `end` here should be two spaces to the left.. as this is ending the block stated by line 40 `it "removes only one entry to address book " do`


swt bro.. I'll just edit Yar's letter first then get onto this one.

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That should read delete.


This is a great start, and I really like that you added two entries to `book` to make sure only one was removed.  However I could easily make this spec pass by always removing the last element of the array. To protect from this, it would be a good practice to these the entry with "Person 1" (or some other identifying attribute) was still there.


This is awesome work, thanks @benjamn!


Lines 27-29 should be indented two more spaces to the right, as they are all part of the `remove_entry` method started on line 25. This does not end until the `end` on line 31.


Do we have docs for any of the new features/functionality?


This seems to cause issues on 10.11 Beta 3 (15A216g).

Compiling or executing "mcs" from the terminal throws the "could not discover the mach TLS offset" error.


Is this breaking anything? If not we can create a PR for the original rails_admin project


Ok, I finally see why the trigger hangs off the end in this *particular* case. The CPMG block makes Id pulses with a duration which corrects for half of a pulse. Since our pulse width in the test is 30ns, this creates a pulse with a number of samples not divisible by 4. This gives an accumulating duration error.


Wow! that was really necessary code that you just added!!! :100: :joy: :joy_cat:


:bulb: This project currently targets .NET 4.0. However, ClousotMain targets .NET 4.5. If this project can be changed to target .NET 4.5, then `Task.Factory.StartNew` can be replaced with the newer `Task.Run`.


Now to decide what to do about it.


Moved to src/com/ipwnage/commands


@sahrens could you also export Easing?


Very minor, but whenever your code wraps to the next line, you want to indent.  https://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0008/


@b0rn2c0de: Why did you change the timetable package name?
Stop making such ridiculous mistakes.


Fixed in 9fb681a45e3613d00ea1cefaae41c97d2ff480f2.


Hi @relberger!

Please revert this commit and also remove use of `$OLD_PERL_VERSION` and other `English.pm` offerings in code so [high up river](http://neilb.org/2015/04/20/river-of-cpan.html).

There are a couple considrations for this (the first one makes this a "non-negotiable requirement"):

* English.pm is not distributed on CPAN separately. This means that "upgrading it" is not possible. Moreover the copied variable `$PERL_OLD_VERSION` is not something that was **ever** exported by `English.pm` [before perl 5.20](http://perl5.git.perl.org/perl.git/commit/759be45e41) (the commit message is misleading - there is no "restoring", this is the first time `$P_O_V` was ever introduced, perhaps a patch to the docs is needed... @dagolden - thoughts?)

And the more nuanced consideration:

* This module is upstream of things like File::Temp. Which means it is very likely to be loaded by virtually any nontrivial application. Which means that you've added an extra require (several stat calls + some cycles lost on compilation) to a very large portion of all perl program on the planet. All for being able to type `$LONG_VARIABLE_NAME` as opposed to `$]`.

In any case - thanks for picking up this module. Pretty sure that with care and patience by the end of the dev-rel-cycle it will be in a much better shape than before ;)

Cheers!


if you want to return an int instead of a series, you could do 'len(killings[killings.year == 2015])`


MD4 currently doesn't support combining SSEi_REVERSE_STEPS and SSEi_OUTPUT_AS_INP_FMT. Not sure if that's ever needed. The early exit gained a full K of speed compared to traversing all conditionals.


This was not a bug in dyna, but in the new dyna_comp_fmt.  It has to upcase password test value.

Dyna will upcase them, so if a user feeds in a file that is lc, the right tests will be done.  But just like LM, if the file is mixed case non unique, then a lot of time will be wasted.
I have it working, and will get it in.  There is no reason to fix this in the compiler (at this time).  The compiler does not run 'arbitrary' input like you can do in pass_gen.pl.  The only code we need to make 'sure' does this right is within dyna itself, when it loads the keys.


Errrr [that](https://github.com/rpcme/File-Path/commit/f9d871272193f2a978cce992d2ddecb6791b19cb#commitcomment-12076107) should have been @rpcme, sorry ;)


Since you're doing both Male & Female, probably a good place to use `.value_counts()`


What's up with removing EB?


This is gay


territorySize is defaulted to 1 if nothing is found. One of the lines above does it.


Dyna already does this properly in this function:

static char *HandleCase(char *cp, int caseType)


Nice Work!


Whatever. Not my fault Eclipse doesn't recognise British spelling. WHat are you doing commenting here anyway?


How does this work men ?


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Note: copied this line direct from Mozilla HG commit. An extra "false" has been added, please double check if this is correct.


Did you forget to commit the .tex files?


*sigh*


Does this fix the LDAP/SSL certificate issue?


We should bump up the version for that. @watanas WDYT?


Does it work?
@try @catch can not catch "No space left on device" in my project, as a question below.

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/23824909/i-can-not-catch-the-no-space-left-on-device-when-using-nsfilehandle-writedata#


This project uses .NET 4.5. The entire method can be reduced to this:

```csharp
private async Task<IClousotCache> CreateCacheAccessorAsync(
    IEnumerable<IClousotCacheFactory> cacheAccessorFactories, GeneralOptions options)
{
    var factories = cacheAccessorFactories.ToList();

    List<Task<IClousotCache>> factoryTasks = factories.Select(factory => factory.CreateAndCheckAsync(options)).ToList();
    while (factoryTasks.Count > 0)
    {
        Task<IClousotCache> factoryTask = await Task.WhenAny(factoryTasks).ConfigureAwait(false);
        if (factoryTask.Status == TaskStatus.RanToCompletion && factoryTask.Result != null)
        {
            // Return the first result which completed successfully and provided a non-null cache
            return factoryTask.Result;
        }

        factoryTasks.Remove(factoryTask);
    }

    // No factory was able to create a cache.
    return null;
}
```


Наше лого ?)


I apparently forgot to stage iterators.tex. The changes are in the next commit. I'll squash all of these before we merge so no one ever has to know.


teststsetset


test


:bulb: This project already uses .NET 4.5. The entire method can be reduced to this:

```csharp
private async Task<IClousotCache> CreateCacheAccessorAsync(
    IEnumerable<IClousotCacheFactory> cacheAccessorFactories, GeneralOptions options)
{
    var factories = cacheAccessorFactories.ToList();

    List<Task<IClousotCache>> factoryTasks = factories.Select(factory => factory.CreateAndCheckAsync(options)).ToList();
    while (factoryTasks.Count > 0)
    {
        Task<IClousotCache> factoryTask = await Task.WhenAny(factoryTasks).ConfigureAwait(false);
        if (factoryTask.Status == TaskStatus.RanToCompletion && factoryTask.Result != null)
        {
            // Return the first result which completed successfully and provided a non-null cache
            return factoryTask.Result;
        }

        factoryTasks.Remove(factoryTask);
    }

    // No factory was able to create a cache.
    return null;
}
```


Нет. Лого будет, скоро. Это просто test.


This is my solution to pull #72.  Not sure how to link it here.


This is just a preview, I still need to replace the remaining calls to addGUI, and try to understand rs_eventhandler more, so that I can clean up unused logic. Right click simply steps back in the current action, and finally quits the action. Clicking any other toolbar icon will kill the current action.


Thanks chrisidefix!


@haroldp The map has game breaking XML bugs. Will be restored soon.


Basically I just made it fit in a standard 80 character window.


Thanks, I'm looking forward to trying this out.

Some of it seems to depend on the Django upgrade, e.g. use of "django.contrib.contenttypes.fields": https://github.com/grischa/mytardis/commit/99a3e0207c7e2560681a3974da1148177a0fbd52#diff-8e78919d08951c1d2e808a3b290580d1R6

So I won't be able to deploy it fully until I've done my Django 1.8 testing.


I realize this pattern could be made into a function.

I'm now considering an alternative to my action_map function...
it seems like because QG_ActionFactory::createAction
only creates each action once,
that it is more logical to remove the switch block
and have the (renamed) function simply return a QHash of all actions.


Something strange I just noticed is that the order of actions in the initializer_list doesn't matter. I'm not sure how the order is being determined.


不会的！机智如我


ActionDrawLineParallel, ActionDrawArcParallel, ActionDrawCircleParallel are all part of rs_actiondrawlineparallel.cpp, which is unusual.
This causes weird behavior in the new system. Do we need to split this into three different files? Is it something you could help with?


Nice!


MI 3/4 should change to MI 3C


I'm thinking about implementing an icon size option.


There is also a lot of cadtoolbar code to remove and files to delete... is that desirable?


Because I used the convenient actionTriggered signal,
a few actions don't work well with the right click to quit feature.
ActionModifyAttributes, ActionModifyDelete, ActionModifyDeleteQuick
are examples.


The auto increment key is a vital piece of information for the record, why did you decide to split this up instead of packaging it together in the create statement?


nice!


sqlite_timeseries (mbadams5) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1748 of 1750 tests passed)

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If it is just to access the value of the actions of `helm-source-find-files` even better is using directly the value of `helm-find-files-actions`.


libjsonnet  gcc编译不了。需要 支持c++11吗


== `helm-find-files-actions`


hi iam venkatyesh


```
$ ../run/john -form:'dynamic=md5(lc($p))' -test
Benchmarking: dynamic=md5(lc($p) [128/128 AVX 4x3]... FAILED (max. length in index 0: wrote 110, got 110 back)
```


Oh, this is actually a self-test limitation. I guess it tests MAXLENGTHAAAA and gets maxlengthaaaa back


我不否认确实是枢纽 但问题是  决策的人只会根据最大流量入口来决定哪里最受重视！


I'll fix that in formats.c instead


Why are there no checks for the keys? Is this is at risk of a possible index not found exception?


Chỗ này em bỏ chỗ url: {action: :update} đi thì k update được thông tin người dùng anh ạ.
Do giờ e để trang sửa là: /username/edit. nên nếu k có dòng này, chỗ action của nút submit lại là /user_id anh ạ :3, nếu có dòng này thì action của nút submit là /user_name.


I'm pretty sure that without the access token they won't be able to. This client id/secret are for the app itself, not the user.


Why have you chosen to assign the private variable instead of using the getter?


Muy bien David

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Why have you set show all errors as default for your application?


I wasn't planning to. It's been a long time since I worked on this the last time. Also I haven't been using much Growl myself since upgrading to Yosemite.


具体报的什么错,能报一下吗

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We can now use the built-in cython fused types, no need to define new ones


Fixed in 69b65c9


Is this exit superfluous as it exits after this if statement anyways?


In imaffine, we can use float64 always by default. We don't have the memory limitation of syn (we don't need to store large deformation fields)


Why are you storing as int instead of timestamp, since created_at is set as a unix timestamp?


another commit


Unfortunately, if we want to call a template from a cython function, we need to select the specialization explicitly. I didn't find a better way to select the specialization: it would be great if we could define a pointer to function and make it point to the appropriate specialization, the problem is that their signatures are different, so (as far as I know) that option is not feasible.


I was wondering about this also.  I know there probably isn't anything at this time, but should we also handle all low case?

For the get_key() failure, we could have checked with enc_lc (or enc_uc) on both strings, allowing the ST to continue if the word is the same, but the format 'fixed' the wrong case, and ignore the issue if that is seen.


Checking if o._requiredFlag > 0 looks strange, now that it's an array.


All changes in vector_fields are just selecting the appropriate template specialization.


呵呵


preOutput is the raw response calculation where as activate is usually with the non linearity applied.


whoops.


switch direction notification


Done, published as 2.0.2

I also recommend checking out https://github.com/tmm1/stackprof and https://github.com/tmm1/rblineprof on newer rubies.


minor stuff: local variables starts with lower cases.

why not simplify it to:

getGraphicView() -> set_action(q_action);


You'll actually likely want to remove this.  NuGet now recommends Automatic Package Restore over the old MSBuild-integrated style.

See: https://docs.nuget.org/consume/package-restore#package-restore-approaches for details, and: https://docs.nuget.org/Consume/Package-Restore/Migrating-to-Automatic-Package-Restore for the migration steps that recommend the removal of these elements.


QHash should be deprecated by std::unordered_map

In our case, the number of keys would be small (hundreds?), using std::map could be enough


プロパティは頭に_をつけるか、self.とつけるかの2パターンあります。前にも言った気がしますが。
プロジェクトによってことなりますので、両方覚えてください。
ちなみにスピード的には_のほうが早いです。selfだと一回プロパティを経由するけど_だと直で変数を参照するから


Works fine for me also, with the empty .o file


I suggest to use c++ std::map instead of Qt QMap. I remember Qt recommends using native c++ algorithms/containers.


オブジェクトのnilチェックはこの場合以下のように書けます。こちらが一般的です。
if (!cell) {

nilじゃない(実体があるばあい)のチェック

if (cell) {


The upside, as I see it, as it would be instantly obvious via the cpantesters smokers that this variable usage is not going to work -- as everything before perl 5.19.10 is going to die a horrible firey death. So this wouldn't ever make it to a stable release.. phew! :)


sure, we can splite it. Probably by using a base class with 3 derived.


have you tried this setting? does it change anything in the compiler behavior?


@nickL
https://github.com/lynndylanhurley/devise_token_auth/issues/297


> As long as it bails out and don't chug along with false negatives I think that is totally OK.

Is a self test failure good enough?

```
$ ../run/john -test=0 -form='dynamic=md5(uc($p).$s.$p)'
Testing: dynamic=md5(uc($p).$s.$p) [128/128 XOP 4x2]... FAILED (cmp_all(1))

$ ../run/john -test=0 -form='dynamic=md5(uc($p).$s.$p),debug'
push
app_p_uc
app_sh
app_p
f5h
Expression=dynamic=md5(uc($p).$s.$p)
Flag=MGF_FLAT_BUFFERS
Flag=MGF_SALTED
Flag=MGF_PASSWORD_UPCASE
Test=@dynamic=md5(uc($p).$s.$p)@a4e88d7b0b1c8eb33b4e632ef650a43d$df694488:ABC
Test=@dynamic=md5(uc($p).$s.$p)@a385210438d46673a7150b250e2505fb$87ffb1c9:JOHN
Test=@dynamic=md5(uc($p).$s.$p)@6d1850a4d1fe41d8f19a9252ab46f238$a69c5744:PASSWEIRD
SaltLen=-32
Func=DynamicFunc__clean_input_kwik
Func=DynamicFunc__append_keys
Func=DynamicFunc__append_salt
Func=DynamicFunc__append_keys
Func=DynamicFunc__MD5_crypt_input1_to_output1_FINAL
MaxInputLenX86=110
MaxInputLen=110

$ echo -n ABCdf694488abc | md5sum
a4e88d7b0b1c8eb33b4e632ef650a43d *-
```

So the script compiler does generate the proper test string (other than the PW really is 'abc'), and then dynamic format fails ST because it does this:  md5(ABCdf694488ABC) because the dynamic actually up's the password when it is given to the format, and then simply 'uses' that password.

But this was what I was talking about, mentioning that md5(uc($p).$p) can not be done with today's dynamic, and I am not sure I am going to change that.


Comments not consistent with the code.


Thanks for the info . Reverted for now , will test it and implement when i get time .


Useless commit I was trying to get the example image to update.


develop (mjwitte) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-IntegrationCoverage-Debug: OK (1167 of 1167 tests passed)

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Ashlyn, you misspelled 'ueer'.


Yup. A lot tidier than my original approach too

    program1 &
    program2 &
    ....

supervisor's main weakness is the lack of default per-user configuration file (it only looks into `/etc`). The devs seem unwilling to fix that, regrettably. :(


This should close #3


Looks fine, as long as you are only using flush in specs in this repo. A normal end user shouldn't have to call it unless they need to be in asynchronous mode for some reason.


This may be worth a helper method?  Like:
```csharp
static string Truncate(string value, int length) {
    if (value == null)
        return null;
    if (value.Length > length)
        return value.Substring(0, length - 1);
    return value;
}


Assignment Branch Condition size for run_test is too high. [20.12/20]


Looks fine. I guess the old refine code was a bit hard to read.


Because in spec it's using the DATA instead of BYTES, and the biggest problem here is when you name it  appendBytes, it's not explicitly including the first fixed size of uint32(len). and there is another native function append(dst, byte...) which made me confused


For future reference, we usually prefer to do a rebase, rather than merging in from master. It makes it easier to understand history further down the line. No worries about this one, but you might want to take a look at how to rebase, for next time.


This breaks normal Vagrant usage.


You're writing in the same area twice here, probably to clear the entire union space, but that shouldn't be necessary (normally, according to the value of some other field, you either need to do line 325 or 326, but not both).
Technically, it's probably also incorrect, NULL and 0 don't need to be represented by the same byte values (although they usually do).

What I am missing is a description of how validness of the struct fields is defined in relation of values of other fields, but cached_text_t struct (th_gfx_font.h line 217) is completely undocumented currently.
Perhaps it would be worthwhile to add that now you have reverse-engineered at least the texture values?


@kernc did you test functionality? I was unable to *get _clean_summary* or *read_more_link* to work using Python 2.7.10 and Pelican 3.6.1.dev although issue #314 is no longer a problem. Pages are created but the plugins do not alter the summaries as anticipated. *debug* did not report any issues.


Sorry for committing this file, it was kind of inappropriate. Needless to say it was supposed to be on the ignore file at the time, not after the fact.


I don't read/understand any of these languages, so if it is obviously wrong we should revert the changes immediately.


Whoops! I've reverted this in 85457abb3bdac526b3de3b52c0fe1ed154c0d099. Thank you for correcting me.


Was this just in here for testing?


@davidmason What's the status of this branch `hash-on-release`?  Do you still want it?  (It's messing with the autocomplete when I try to switch to the `release` branch in github's web UI.)


@ashlynhallman, just testing if @mentions work. Did you get this? If so, respond below.


Se quito el manejo de cache, se debe mejorar el metodo
En la libreria ZC se instancia el modelo quepasado como paramentro para aplicar los filtros


So execAndReturn() is definitely in-place. (Checked for sigmoid/softmax/tanh). The returned INDArray is the exact same object as the input INDArray. I'm going to leave this as is.


Just FYI, you can use compiler flags '-ffunction-sections -fdata-sections' to put each function/global var in a separate section, and then use the linker option '-Wl,--gc-sections' to remove unused functions.


Yes - good point. Best to take it out of the TensorModel class in dti.py
and reuse it in both modules, I think.

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*IMPORTANCE* Auto Login issue resolved


ok


La habia flasheado zarpado. Esta bien tu cambio.


@zvbuhl sorry, I meant to put this in a separate branch, but I goofed. anyway, can you take a look at this logic and tell me what you think?


Literally added a comment. That's it.


Thanks for the PR. So - does this mean that for third-party apps you should no longer import anything in your top level `__init__.py` ? Is this in the docs somewhere?

It's embarrassing, but on the primary project I work on we're still on django 1.6...


Why do this?


@jermainewang for this I agree because the order of param doesn't matter.


Emma, I have emerged the two changes, and right now I have a NameError which says name 'User' is not defined. I didn't see the class User in the files. Should we create one?


Ah, very good pick up! I will make it a public option now.


Unary operators!


I think the underlying issue here is that the method `Row.saveUpdate()` attempts to send all non-empty Cell on the Row -- even if they haven't changed.
If it only tries to send the Cells that have changed (`cell.isDirty == True`), then it should work just fine for Rows that contain system columns.
If you want to make multiple changes to a Row, that is already doable by assigning to multiple indexes on the Row and then calling `Row.save()`.

I think that the root problem you ran into was the oversight/bug/error in `Row.SaveUpdate()` that was not checking to see if a Cell `isDirty` before adding its contents to the dict of Cells to send to the server.

I'm fixing that in a commit in a few minutes.  Please update from HEAD and see if this makes things work properly for you.


I think this still has an issue, which is that the `beforeunload` listener only gets swapped to the `unload` listener if `beforeunload` fires before the `DOMContentLoaded` event.

So this scenario:

* Page loads
* `DOMContentLoaded`
* Navigate away (keepalive loop is stopped)
* Cancel Navigation
* keepalive loop is no longer running

I think the fix is to move the listener swap from the `beforeunload` section to a top level `DOMContentLoaded` event listener, which should always get attached.


cok


it was, but removed on latest commit of the PR (commit https://github.com/alias-mac/crosstab/commit/65857d88983851d54b4757b568ebc98a894deb07).
Sorry


Fixed both. A new commit shall be there soon.


We might have to add "milkyway" also here..


Nice one @Valib @SubJunk It is exactly what I meant when I posted idea about wrong URL extension of file as I spotted similar behavior year ago on some sw renderer. It should be applied to all renderers and not specific to PS4 only and also in the future with other patches it can increase compatibility for some renderers or files as also applying it for remuxed files should be beneficial.
Now when I am thinking about it, it is not so easy patch as if we will want complex patch there should be code also for changing extension when mime type is changed?:-)
BTW. I was wrong when I urged people in forum to use common files for testing on PS4 as I take flv as uncommon file container. But it was exactly the last piece of puzzle which led me that problem must be extension sent in URL :+1:
Btw2. **UseSameExtension** option is useless in today's form I think. It changes display name only and not also URL as anybody can expect. So I vote for fixing its behavior to change URL also.


I need you could help me transferring traffic through a proxy server see direct not if you can help as does the program http tunnel but it is very difficult http tunnel theirs is a better program the best and would like your help thanks to


@tejacques, indeed. I was thinking about that problem a few minutes ago. The problem is that I want to avoid running the `restoreLoop()` again. I ended up with 2 solutions... and I'm trying to see which one makes more sense.


good point.


Yes, I think the translator's jobs will be easier that way.


Well, ideally I would have liked that pni_data_add would return an int and have a node** out arg to allow returning the reason of failure, which would simply be returned also by pn_data_put_list. But since I did not go that far and pni_data_add could fail at some point because of other reasons than just memory, I set the error to PN_ERR.
If you feel like this has to be PN_OUT_OF_MEMORY, I can definitely change it.


sqlite_timeseries (mbadams5) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: OK (1748 of 1750 tests passed)

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There seem to be a small compatibility conflict on 02_traits.txt, I'll see if it can be made compatible.


苗字


空スペースを除去


What's `WA_WindowPropagation` for? According to the `QWidget` documentation, it only has effect on fonts.


¿Cómo asi, usted volvió a subir lo que yo subí anoche jaja?


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

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The reason for the (void) cast is to state to other developers that this function return is explicitly ignored, since it cannot and should not be handled. memmove in C99 returns the s1 argument, which means that it's return is useless, so it deserves being ignored.
I left this in for now, but if it's a heartache I can remove it ...


Good catch, thanks.


Thanks for catching it, removed.


Removed, thanks again.


Да, все верно, только для трехзначного. Спасибо за дополнение


Also add your name to Authors list too https://github.com/01org/ozone-wayland/blob/master/AUTHORS


I don't like `static_casting` downwards, it's just wrong, IMO. Even if you know the object _should_ have this type, it's still wrong from the C++ point of view.


Thnx Shawn. Good call!


Good point. It is possible to delete the method, the `operator=` is already available (compiler generated).


Is there a specific reason you prefer this kind of `Ui` integration? I would rather make it a non-pointer aggregate member, but I just don't see the need to change this option at all.


Sure, changed.


complexSearch comes from @xpress7 https://github.com/xpress7/Elasticquent/commit/1e246607733db0d22a5c17a083ccc9ed134b9589


Fixed.


The usual concepts of pre/post non-linearity don't really apply to LSTM due to the gating structure.
So you've got your LSTM unit input, which is the common sigma(w*input + recurrentWeight*prevTimeActivations + bias) as in a standard NN or RNN. But this is modulated by the input gate activation (in [0,1]) and forget gate activations (also [0,1]) which gives us the memory cell state/z. Then we do a nonlinearity on that, and then multiply by the output gate activation (also [0,1]).
So the closest things we have to a 'raw response calculation' is the unit input z (which may not have any relation at all to the output in current time step, if input and/or output gate activations are approx. 0) and also the memory cell state (which again if output gate activation is 0, then unit output is 0 regardless of the memory cell z).

Also, I just double checked re:my earlier comment - dropout is in BaseLayer.activate(INDArray) and I've just implemnted dropConnect on input (i.e., L-1 -> L) weights only (not recurrent weights or weights within each LSTM unit). The motivation for this is the application of dropout on input activations only in LSTM: http://arxiv.org/pdf/1409.2329.pdf. I'm not aware of any literature discussing dropconnect + LSTM.


@tejacques, I'm not sure if the final solution I got is solid enough, but here is what I had in mind:
https://github.com/alias-mac/crosstab/commit/b8eba0f6c66b16193932663d8d67e67c8a00e605
Not sure if I can rely on the `stopKeepalive` to avoid kicking the `keepaliveLoop` twice.


Each time there is a TODO like this in the code, we must immediately create an issue to avoid forgetting it later.
Here, we just need a constructor for SyntaxInteger which enables to explicitely set the long value to 0 for the figurative constant token ZERO.


Actually, maybe consider the SetParam interface. Consider the difficulty of imposing a C API on this


thanks. can you bump and publish when you have time?


per https://github.com/jonschlinkert/starts-with-any


If only numericLiteral is allowed here, you should update the grammar to reflect this by directly replacing literal by numericLiteral in the ADD rule.


@Paxxi http://forum.kodi.tv/showthread.php?tid=231625&pid=2048254#pid2048254 <- is that related?


There should be a connection.


It appears to be the order in which they are written in rs.h


I think there are many places in the grammar where only an integer literal is allowed, so you should keep the SyntaxInteger class : it may be useful.


consider directly using std::string instead of using xxx. otherwise the files include this header will see the using in their scope.


I can read both, so the style is not really my concern.
However, I believe the fact that the code (old and new) does not restore state as a general rule is something that should be addressed for robustness. I know this started at an malloc, but generally when a CRT or OS function fails I believe the library should attempt to revert the state for the operation in progress to the next possible stable point. As a matter of fact I wanted to do that but I got lost in the pn_data nodes tracking at some point. But maybe its just me and I have to attempt this again. This will be another PR.


I'll write some unit tests tomorrow to try to grab all the use cases that we discussed in this ticket


Awesome, thanks for putting this together!


This is wrong to use on any DNX* runtime


Done, thanks.


wath is this?


I want to get rid of the `ordered` option and go back to specifically describing the dependencies, but I think it sometimes fails on Windows (the dependencies in the generated solution aren't right). Pretty weird.

The downside of your change is that `qt-app` is no longer the default launch project in the Visual Studiuo solution. So I can't just run qmake, open the solution and press "Run", I need to set the active project first. I don't know why it had the right project selected previously, though. Not sure if that was just luck, or qmake actually found the top-level project and highlighted it.


Does this also affect TLS 1.0 clients connecting on port 18091? Based on the comment would be interoperable for browser clients that connect via TLS 1.0. I think this is totally acceptable; just curious.

Otherwise I approve the change (I like how you did it actually.)


Chỉnh document #296


I added a new commit, addressing the CR comments. Let me know if you'd like to squash the commits into 1 if everything is OK.


uhh i am still in a world where 0.1in (100mil) is the measure of everything (PCBs) :-) Thank You!


test


this looks strange:

if isAuthenticated -> go to view


Warning : by reverting to a previous commit, you removed the document : Documentation\Studies\Text editors functions study.xlsx from the project


Please review @ytokas


I fear that, by reverting to a previous version of the grammar, you may have lost some updates added to it by Regis.
Could you please compare your version of the grammar file with his version before marging, just to be sure ?


That's what you meant by:
>for RPI1 raspbian needs to be used again


This is awesome! Any plans to try to get this merged back into the main project?