There is no demo server for Dragonet yet, but Glowstone++'s is at therealms.us.

We're still talking to @TekkitCommando to coordinate setting up the demo server.


unfortunately the linked page is not updated...
we should work to make the doc more useful


Another menu in editing.cfg that is hardly ever noticed (showgui mapmodels) . Though, we don't have any thumbnails yet for the mapmodels, right?


Edit


I'd make a slight change here and write

    "Unable to discover url(s) '%s' with loader plugin(s) '%s', "


rolled back as initially correct


Just for reference: there was some discussion in https://github.com/SeleniumHQ/selenium/pull/475#discussion-diff-28805778 about that this might not be enough / could be improved by passing on the traceback.


For what is this ?


Fixed, thx.


The `<` symbol typo. Will be fixed on merge


Is there a catch here so that you have to use the `[:]` ?


I believe some of these restrictions exist for user delegation as well (`zfs allow`), and future work to support Linux containers will also affect this. Drop the word 'zones', perhaps?


what
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> 0.5
>
> commit ec1fe4e895c76e1a2557bad76d11f86fb0d7cbe9
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> Date:   Thu Jul 16 18:53:55 2015 +0200
>
>     Xcode generated some files.
>
> commit 42918bf68aa1aea8722081a5d3dfef6312c39b56
> Author: Matt Lebl <matt@tinkerlab.io>
> Date:   Wed Jul 15 18:16:23 2015 +0200
>
>     Finalized and submitted for review.
>
> commit 14f4f4857904776d53d94caa47bea8543113630d
> Author: Matt Lebl <matt@tinkerlab.io>
> Date:   Wed Jul 15 11:33:27 2015 +0200
>
>     Added app icons
>
> commit ef1edc24a6d452d3986926b5f01900b4d2a15944
> Author: Matt Lebl <matt@tinkerlab.io>
> Date:   Wed Jul 15 11:12:12 2015 +0200
>
>     Squashed commit of the following, closes #6
>
>     commit c196aeabeb2fae679670c2e45b9c54f24ebf5514
>     Author: Matt Lebl <matt@tinkerlab.io>
>     Date:   Wed Jul 15 11:07:29 2015 +0200
>
>         Changed menu bar to be light
>
>     commit 09daccfc946bc5d16bd6895e4f44f4f02c9ccbe3
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>     Date:   Wed Jul 15 10:46:55 2015 +0200
>
>         Added buttons and labels. Closes #3!
>
>     commit b9b966051725b32c18a3e6714d6fec79be595633
>     Author: Matt Lebl <matt@tinkerlab.io>
>     Date:   Tue Jul 14 23:07:06 2015 +0200
>
>         Added an "equation" #3
>
>     commit b788b3bd6ddbf8d7b72e0c710b5d57aa904484e5
>     Author: Matt Lebl <matt@tinkerlab.io>
>     Date:   Mon Jul 6 00:47:53 2015 -0700
>
>         Started work on the actual UI #3
>
> commit 5444b2d4d137d46a2e4f7e20972452dec3d43001
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> Date:   Fri Jul 10 22:57:24 2015 -0700
>
>     Refactored some dirty code
>
> commit a2aaccccd4c995b95694da742806a637bf99c4d9
> Author: Matt Lebl <matt@tinkerlab.io>
> Date:   Sun Jul 5 20:51:28 2015 -0700
>
>     Fixes compiler errors caused by 6f1151
>
> commit 6f115143205a3dc9b304c23f8e42984da417f5a2
> Merge: 216b4b4 b92172e
> Author: Matt Lebl <blerchy@users.noreply.github.com>
> Date:   Sun Jul 5 19:28:54 2015 -0700
>
>     Merge pull request #2 from chrislo27/develop
>
>     Fix #1 - thanks @chrislo27!
>
> commit b92172e28e5edeee8cd7d3d61ef8311f526cbe25
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> Date:   Sun Jul 5 19:26:57 2015 -0700
>
>     Merge pull request #1 from chrislo27/chrislo27-patch-1
>
>     Probably fix 1 in a 1000 chance issue (#1)
>
> commit a388fd378d91ba5ac671c8c5040913a2258865e2
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> Date:   Sun Jul 5 19:20:32 2015 -0700
>
>     Probably fix 1 in a 1000 chance issue (#1)
>
> commit 216b4b4bb13024108a1fbe16d867cd9701bfb9b0
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> Date:   Sun Jul 5 19:00:05 2015 -0700
>
>     Few things done, list in commit description
>
>     - Commented a bunch of code
>     - Implemented user "checking" a valid or invalid equation
>     - Refactored the crappy equation generator a little bit
>     - Implemented equation "refreshing" to get a new equation based on the
> daily number
>
> commit b9d2815631193ab41afa00eae2e5402cbd2ac159
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> Date:   Sun Jul 5 13:40:02 2015 -0700
>
>     Added a method to generate equations
>
> commit 49f0a18c3b577f47f0d21024b261d1f494dadb91
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> Date:   Sun Jul 5 12:11:43 2015 -0700
>
>     Locked app orientation to portrait
>
> commit 2726748b2e0515b78c70f132e111cc84915b77fc
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> Date:   Sat Jul 4 22:49:17 2015 -0700
>
>     Fixed a bug where generated numbers were weird
>
> commit 735c7831d2bb3f2db279d8f540842ad7dbbc325c
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> Date:   Sat Jul 4 11:46:43 2015 -0700
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>     Added "How to Use" button
>
> commit a585ff579fad21e6b37504704efed7a5a6640b90
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> Date:   Sat Jul 4 11:08:43 2015 -0700
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>     Make sure numbers are "daily" and persistent
>
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That's one nice list comprehension :)


Thanks Allan!


Trent, I just send you an invite on Supermarket
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> I cant push the releases to the Supermarket.
>
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> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
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> .
>


Possibly [IdentityHashMap](http://docs.oracle.com/javase/8/docs/api/java/util/IdentityHashMap.html).


> UPD: u did used here 3.7395 instead of: 3.7935

It doesn't matter from which value to start.


I uploaded the 030 version so no further changes are needed on this.  Thanks!


The change in the semantics asks for update in the description of the variable.


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Q Light Controller Plus
vcsoloframeproperties.h


It's ok to ignore it.
Some thoughts to fix the root cause:
This folder supports filesystem persistence in unit tests.
* is it created by error? (wrong persistence implementation is chosen during tests under some conditions?)
* is it not deleted randomly? (race conditions??)


Please:
- changelog
- documentation
- if this works only with sliders in playback mode, explicit it everywhere otherwise users will start asking stupid questions


Убрал


Branch declaration already removed in kde master. Please rebase and update the commit message.


Typo, `unhandeled_urls` -> `unhandled_urls`


Output does not seem to be null


Исправил на пост


Nice ascii-art, but exceptions must not be hidden !


YMKVersion.h

```
#ifndef __YMK_VERSION_H__
#define __YMK_VERSION_H__

#define YMK_VERSION_MAJOR 1
#define YMK_VERSION_MINOR 0
#define YMK_VERSION_PATCH 5

#define YMK_BUILD_NUMBER 555

#endif // __YMK_VERSION_H__
```

:cry:


Hi @nouiz , I want to create a new node here without any assert as input. But the new node is not in the fgraph, so when replacement pair `(new_node, candidate)` is applied, error happens.

I'm thinking of adding a new method `process_assert` to just replace all node(with assert input) with new_node(without assert input), and then `process_node` can be applied. What do you think about this?

Thanks.


Записал, посмотрю, что можно сделать


Исправил


groupBox->setTitle(tr("Solo Frame properties"));


[] t1
[] t2


Shouldn't there be a `usercase_id` datum here?


"Mix sliders in playback mode" ?


Can you actually configure a form like this on the UI?


ок


Can not use time() as it might have a different timezone than the SQL server itself.


Nice


Do we have a way of creating child cases of the usercase yet?


Понял


[ ] 1
[ ] 2
[x] 3


Поищу


Wouldn't the correct order simply be a lexicographic sort of the keys? Meta1 and meta2 records are guaranteed to be at the beginning of the keyspace.


In the words of Abraham Lincoln:

> Pardon my french


What types? The type of the lambda doesn't need to change.


你好，@laruence 。我在使用 PHP 的过程中遇到了上述问题，你能拨冗帮忙解答一下吗？:smile:


In the words of Abraham Lincoln:

> Pardon my french
> not good


Use `names(formals(xtable))` (minus `x` and `...`) instead?


So we have two different arguments here:

>If a function has a value type, it feels wrong not to explicitly return a value of the corresponding type.

Feels wrong isn't a very strong argument.  With `main`, there is a special exception of returning `EXIT_SUCCESS` by default.  In other languages where the equivalent of `main` returns `void` or `IO` or something, this not only the default, but the only behavior when `main` terminates.  In those languages, that isn't any less readable, is it?

>saying explicitly what I mean to happen

This is a better argument, and one we need to pick apart carefully.  It's one I don't think we have invoked so far in this course, but it's a useful argument.  Why do we like being explicit?  It avoids ambiguity, and it accurately conveys information.  These are both good things.  Why don't we like being explicit, then?  It adds verbosity that can hide the real important information.  So we don't want to invoke it all the time or use it in favor of “always” rules.

In a case like a simple hello world program,

```cpp
#include <iostream>
#include <string>
#include <cstdlib>
using namespace std;

int main() {
  cout << "Hello, world\n"s;
  return EXIT_SUCCESS; // Does this line really add anything?
```

That `return` line is saying something we know to be true anyway, so we have to ask ourselves why the author put it in.  It doesn't add anything.

This argument doesn't just apply to a one-line program.  It applies to anything where the program reads as though this assumption still holds.  Straight-forward programs, which we strive to write, all satisfy this.

But what about long `main` functions with complex control flow?  If we have a lot of different branches, or a long-running loop, or something of that sort, do we have a strong an intuition as to what the programmer intended the return value to be?  Did the author even mean for execution to get here, or is it a logic error that it did?  Here, because we're left guessing, being explicit is better.  Even though it has the same behavior, it does add new information, namely that we really did intend for this to be a success, and it's not an oversight.

So, your expectation is that a program reaches `main` by the successful path, and if that isn't the case, we want to be told.  That's when you use `EXIT_FAILURE` at the end of `main`.  Notice how this is the same argument we used with explicit namespace prefixes.  We want to be explicit when doing so adds additional information that the reader will find useful.  Being explicit all the time negates the benefits of this, because now the reader has piles of information to wade through and figure out if they match their expectations.  Put more succinctly, we elect to be explicit when the reader's expectations probably go against what we really mean.  Doing so in other cases makes it unnecessarily hard for the reader.


*This text will be italic*
**This text will be bold**


* 1
* 2
* no


This particular commit is a pretty big deal - it would have been good to do a release notes on 2.0.0. Happily, I caught this change during testing when I tried to upgrade my dependencies (I was using the self-modifying form of compose in 1.1).


The better approach and place for this would be to modify the RGWGetObj::prefetch_data() to return true only when appropriate. We'll also be able to make it so that we only parse the range once.


Here's an idea: why don't we take `SuperiorProject` and turn it into `**Reasonable**Project`.


Check out this neat program I wrote:

```
x = 0
x = 2 + 2
what is x
```


@Crepusculo
Better to use English comment


That's why it's a major version change :)


Haaa Agora entendi kkkk Se quiser pode apagar o Comment, me ajudou bastante ;)
Vlw.


```
var test= require('../')
test.call()
```


I was just about to push that change up. Thanks Nathaniel!


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[Visit GitHub!](https://www.github.com).


```javascript
function fancyAlert(arg) {
  if(arg) {
    $.facebox({div:'#foo'})
  }
}
```


Sometimes it is.


def foo():
    if not bar:
        return True


and that's deep.


```
def foo():
    if not bar:
        return True
```


Great simplification of the loading/validation logic. Kudos!


```python
def foo():
    if not bar:
        return True
```


check this strange:

cap2v(100,1.4873, 3.7935)
4.2014550595037985

exactly 100% @ 4,20V

and 50% is exactly the stock Voltage for 50% .. isn't weird ??:

cap2v(50,1.4873, 3.7935)
3.829371418005782


- [x] @mentions, #refs, [links](), **formatting**, and <del>tags</del> supported
- [x] list syntax required (any unordered or ordered list supported)
- [x] this is a complete item
- [ ] this is an incomplete item


 [x] @mentions, #refs, [links](), **formatting**, and <del>tags</del> supported
- [x] list syntax required (any unordered or ordered list supported)
- [x] this is a complete item
- [ ] this is an incomplete item


LGTM


- [x] 4543


Ok, yeah, it's good to be more careful and avoid errors.


~~this~~


True, true- which is why I test stuff when there's a major version change. Still, it's nice to see a list of breaking changes in new releases. Given limited dev time, I understand why that happens though (who knows, maybe I'm the only person around tracking quill document state serverside with this library)


We should use consistent camel case style.


I don't think a hash of just the inputs is sufficient to determine if the results are stale.  In my original comment I referred to the hash as a combo of inputs + mods, which together produce a unique result.  I think if we're just tracking changes to inputs we still expose ourselves to stale results if a modification is made and the results aren't ultimately updated.  Does that sounds right?


Inconsequential nit: StringBuilder should be used in preference to StringBuffer. StringBuffer incurs overhead from being thread safe.


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@xymerz1 yes. betul. `#{@teacher.id}` now works!


With this, the test parameter is no longer mandatory, fixing the `--vt-config` problem we had. Now, the behavior is what worries me the most. We know some plugins might ask the user to not pass an identifier, but others don't (we had a bug open back in the day because avocado was running even though an empty identifier list was passed).

How to behave in such cases?


thats no full sentence, it doesn't have a period


saw approval from andytill
at https://github.com/basho/riak_ql/commit/982762da2378d752f0bcfff254ca91be927f2573


merging basho/riak_ql/gg/timeseries = 982762da into borshop-integration-4-gg/timeseries


basho/riak_ql/gg/timeseries = 982762da merged ok, testing candidate = 4140e6e2


to be fully correct you'd probably rather write `D-Bus` instead of `dbus`


s/simple run: `coala-dbus`/simple run `coala-dbus`./

IMO


You can use a live check instead of hardcoding the list. Compare these:
* http://ores.wmflabs.org/scores/enwiki/
* http://ores.wmflabs.org/scores/ptwiki/
* http://ores.wmflabs.org/scores/jawiki/


That's also a possibility but then you have to change all drivers which are now in the package.
And the edits in the acp_users file


I'm not a big fan of those constructs. Since we are only concerned with py >= 2.6, though, I guess this is fine.


Ah you're right. Let me roll that in as well.


@jmunhoz maybe to correct approach would be to keep the check, clone the error path after it and return 0 at the end, so that we have explicit and different success and error paths.


```sequence
Alice->Bob: Hello Bob, how are you?
Note right of Bob: Bob thinks
Bob-->Alice: I am good thanks!
```


I'll use `DBus` as i am using that instead of `D-Bus`


This... . This... .

How about

> This spawns ... and can be verified and tested ...


$$
\Gamma(z) = \int_0^\infty t^{z-1}e^{-t}dt\,.
$$


Sorry, no. It's not fixed. It still uses uninitialized local variable. `SetString` and `SetInteger` change nothing because empty string and zero are default values for `GetString` and `GetInteger` anyway. But setting them adds new entries to `psf` and thus changes its `bool(psf)` value from false to true.

I suggest you to remove savedata changes from this PR for now, I'll fix them myself.


r+


/r+


> Alice->Bob: Hello Bob, how are you?
> Note right of Bob: Bob thinks
> Bob-->Alice: I am good thanks!


You don't need to calculate index here - *it points to what we want.


Not sure I understand why we need another container in requires ?


frickin obfuscated selectors #thankszuck


You spelt canola wrong.


I guess we'll have to decide on a name that is probably better than urls. We keep using urls because it's a habit from the autotest era, but some standardization across the board will be beneficial. For now, whatever we pass on the command line acts more like a search keywork than an actual test id, so we have been using the term keyword, at least in the `list` command. It's a tough call, `keyword` seems to have problems on its own.


@someara Awesome thanks!


saw approval from stanford-scs
at https://github.com/stellar/stellar-core/commit/71521b33b5fae26a825affbe1769b6ad29ab3832


merging stellar/stellar-core/buildfix = 71521b33 into auto


stellar/stellar-core/buildfix = 71521b33 merged ok, testing candidate = 6286759e


Canola spelt wrong


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Nice refactoring. Looks great.


\o/


:+1: from kde


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I think this is probably fine, but can we put a warning in that gets displayed if the box dimensions are below some minimum length?


Removing in favor of upstream
https://github.com/openstack/api-site/blob/master/api-ref/src/wadls/orchestration-api/src/v1/orchestration-api.wadl#L483-L487


thanks to you for fixing it ^_^


y


Excellent work you've got here, @ldoktor. There are some open questions, and some other small things that need to be fixed. We'll have to keep on polishing and improving the test loading mechanism, and your work is a great start. For now let's focus on fixing the small mistakes, then we can consider merging the PR.


@dknez let me know if this still works for you with a local Cap'n' proto installation.  The issue I was seeing is in 'make dist', trying to build rb_data.capnp.h but being unable to.  I think this will fix it for both cases.

Specifically, let me know if (1) make still works for you, and (2) 'make distcheck' with Cap'n proto

Thanks!


And why is it red? https://travis-ci.org/codeQuake/de.codequake.wcf.acp.index.news


Nevermind, I see you change things later in the PR


I think per @domenic this is supposed to remain Id. Though I'm not sure the platform is consistent on that...


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background image added


Available in 494ccdf


Looks good to me, save for the note about putting in a warning for the check against the box length. This is a great addition!


all tests pass:
success: http://buildbot.bos1/builders/test-riak_ql/builds/22


it's really nice,
but from my point of view not perfect,
we know that skill will appear only once in collection, so after we reached if(referenceSkill.Name == skill.Name) - true we can omit rest items in nested collection.


@vovythevov Out of curiosity, do you have any idea to expose c++ enum to QML ? The current approach is error prone.


Then there is maybe a problem with your build environment...


No it doesn't


Le bouton pour afficher l'aperçu du MD a été oublié dans la page de profil.


I don't remember where 0.8 is coming from? I see it's some factor come from experiments?


Cojo este commit de otra rama para que tire fino Capybara


yep, my bad.. it shoudln't I'll fix and send a v2.


Nos ha dicho Miguel, que este campo sólo hace falta para las iniciativas.


Yeah, in the test_models.py there is an assertEqual and assertIn that uses previous models.


Awesome. Add some true legal moves and you're good.


I think it's possible if the enum is a Q_ENUM.
I agree that this error prone and far from ideal. But it was a quick way to get it to work :)

I am not sure of how we could do this cleanly without duplicating the enum in the vtkMRMLLayoutNode and in a Qt class...


FYI, with the latest version `cargo update` seems to give an error:

    Package `serde_macros v0.4.3` does not have these features: `serde`

unless `default-features = false` for `serde_macros` is on.


~ADC_SC3_ADCO_MASK is for ADC0, shouldn't you be concerned with adc1?


Yep


This is a Pimple-like container natively compatible with ContainerInterop.
It is only used in test cases to validate that we can inject a container in Slim.

My pull-request is not finished yet, but the whole idea would be to remove the dependency in Pimple, since it is not needed anymore (and it is not ContainerInterop compatible)


Yeah, nice one


Removing in favor of upstream
https://github.com/openstack/api-site/blob/master/api-ref/src/wadls/orchestration-api/src/v1/orchestration-api.wadl#L483-L487


This isn't quite right ... now when it hits read timeout with no data returned, self.conn.brpop returns None which you then try to get data from and run into a TypeError from trying to treat None as a list.

In my PR #102 I suggested :

```
except (ConnectionError, TypeError, IndexError):

```
and return None if it hits any of those errors which would include the case where the blocking pop times out.


improve parameter name


Maybe make it throw if it's already `true`? ¯\_(ツ)_/¯


Calculating both + and - sides seems to be for dual? ama?


Best commit message ever :+1:


Yeah, it looks like it does a shallow copy, why?


Removing in favor of
https://github.com/openstack/api-site/blob/master/api-ref/src/wadls/orchestration-api/src/v1/orchestration-api.wadl#L806-L810


@CalebMorris Thank you


Probably fine to leave it out.  I feel it's helpful to understand the wrapper vs the context itself.  I wasn't able to really get a good answer so I posted this question on SO: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/31460707/how-is-a-context-in-android-created-what-is-the-purpose-of-contextthemewrapper


thanks for populating that guide by the way!


all tests pass:
success: https://travis-ci.org/stellar/stellar-core/builds/71289874


For completeness this was fixed with
https://github.com/pixelb/scripts/commit/5185efca


Read a little bit more about ADC calibration for single-ended


Relevant for issue #2.


remove console log


It looks like oraclejdk7 does not ship with the necessary JCE policy files that will make it work with DH params > 1024. This is a configuration issue for the user that is using the JDK.

We have a couple of options:
1. Always use api-alt.rollbar.com
  - Forces Java7 users to use the less secure API host
2. Always use api.rollbar.com and document how to change the configuration
  - Defaults to use the secure API server
  - Some Java users will see errors regarding security
    - We document which JDK versions need to be configured to use api-alt.rollbar.com

I think we should do 2. I don't want to opt users into using a less secure API server without them being aware of it.


Change twit for tweet in comment


@rs-randallburt @masthalter Do you know why this example was removed?


Убрал.


interesting.  the unit-tests pass...


It looks like webpack has a Buffer polyfill enabled by default: http://webpack.github.io/docs/configuration.html#node


UITableView行高可以根据首选字体大小动态改变


move { after else


fast-forwarding develop to borshop-integration-4-gg/timeseries = 4140e6e2


Already in https://github.com/rackerlabs/api-site/commit/0de1ca86dbc3e6f94e2cfdb1ec1cbf5aee6f9765#diff-afb81e2a81b42c91e7cf70a1bdbc7237R799


Yeah, at least it's one workaround.


so you're still ok with this?  i don't like it, but i'm not opposed to it.


Yea. This changed to a different file.


I would class this as a feature. It allows people to stay on the menu and click around, instead of going in game... :D my bad


remove extra empty line


fast-forwarding master to auto = 6286759e


Also renamed the variable itself, to be better representative of the new role. Available in 0d6ce23


Do we not have `--noImplicitAny` set?


I meant in regards to the the previous raise if the `joined_alias` is not set that we debugged earlier this week.  Now, it only raises a ValueError if `as_of_time` is set and `joined_alias` is not set.  So the check is still there but not over zealous like it was before.


lets keep function definition as function () { , as with the rest of the file. Without a new line before {


was geht? :D


fix indentation


self ack


What is the reason for adding this dependency manually?


setKeyboardFocusManager() added to contain the code in one method instead of it taking up the whole constructor of AddRecords


It's set in both ts-java and ts-tinkerpop. The problem isn't that the type was `any`. The compiler inferred the type, and then in the generated .d.ts file made that inferred type explicit. But inferred type was not exported, so the .d.ts file could not be compiled.


let's fix the indentation of this block to use 2 spaces.


Nope. Doesn't make sense to me to remove it.


What it looks like right now...working on sorting/pagination/better organization

![image](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/5008462/8730733/84079d22-2ba7-11e5-9664-1ca090b2082e.png)


This is so that there is only one ".." include per directory. The idea is to avoid using ".." includes so that when you see a directory, you can also see all of its dependencies that live in that "layer". But for lower layers we allow an exception to this rule. This is known as the weak layering principle, where each layer can use any layer below it. The layers in RippleAPI are 1. "core", 2. "common", 3: ("server", "ledger", "transaction") where the parens indicate multiple directories in the same layer.


Ugly hack, but not see how make it nicer :P


Minor comments, should be quick to fix.


@AbdealiJK for the record: a revert must have a reason in the commit message.


Yeah, I've been trying to do that (you can see it in [this commit](#diff-67d104d3eaf8eb19eec790023d1f579eR297)) but apparently I checked on wrong URL and now it's done per 5616e50a9b822db3e30a9506935a5afb74f5686f

Thanks :grin:


thanks


工具链是一整套为嵌入式设备构建软件的程序，具体来说，它指代编译器和连接器。但是它也可能是其他特定于某个特别架构或者 CPU 的其他程序，例如调试器，分析器和与目标软件配合使用的其他工具。


ah, alright


I think that since the rule name is printed immediately after this rule, it would be reasonable to have a message as simple as `Expected "${h}" to be "${v}".`


Yeah, better to be consistent, I'll make a note to do that.


seen the logic from a blog :)


I think is OK.  Go is notoriously bad at polymorphism so code duplication is yes.  This is also a temporary situation until it's out of beta.


ouais j'ai fail  xDDDD

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c'était pour un autre projet et j'étais pas dans le bon dossier ^^

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> Update 4 or 5


It's [common in Go][error] to do this on one line:

```go
if err := json.Unmarshal(content, &payload); err != nil {
    log.Fatal(err)
    return nil, err
}
return &payload, nil
```

[error]: http://blog.golang.org/error-handling-and-go


You can always look in our gerrit on merge tab. This specific commit is in packages_services_Telephony iIrc


Link to position on Jobscore:

https://www.jobscore.com/employer/jobs/view_job/aRwJIOk-er5z3SiGalkWKP


这是
预格式文本。
它保留了      空格
和换行。

pre标签很适合显示计算机代码：

for i = 1 to 10
     print i
next i


Fixes #12


>

The problem is that what you really want to test is that the wkhtmltopdf binary receives the correct and proper arguments, rather that it does what it's supposed to do...

Except that the input we provide to wkhtmltopdf isn't able to be reliably verified by eye alone. Having full acceptance/integration tests give us some level of assurance that it "works". We don't have many of these, but they do allow us to release a higher quality of software.

@romanbsd if you disagree with the decisions made to test this project (which we aren't going to change until we have a better solution), this project is open source and you can fork it and manage your own project as it pleases you. Bickering with us over a very insignificant thing like this isn't a productive use of our time.


edit 1


I think there's probably a limitation that you can only have 1 per target pool.  I don't think that would be too severe in practice though.


Should I add this change to the German translation?


1) make works fine for me with Cap'n Proto enabled

2) I ran 'make distcheck' from my out-of-source build directory, and it seemed to work fine. Though I'm not really clear what is supposed to in this case? It seemed to do a bunch of stuff and then re-run configure and then rebuild libMesh?


Ок, вроде бы ясно. Чем больше делитель, тем меньше число и наоборот.


Done: https://github.com/meteor/meteor/commit/01526d30ab470b2872ac98f62d6a8712d78eddbc, https://github.com/meteor/meteor/commit/0679da7cf431e98f9c58414eed37bef7f895d249


Lol derp


Having trouble running this new migration
```
Running migrations:
  No migrations to apply.
  Your models have changes that are not yet reflected in a migration, and so won't be applied.
  Run 'manage.py makemigrations' to make new migrations, and then re-run 'manage.py migrate' to apply them.
```


Well that was a terrible learning experience, I pushed from the wrong repo, and had to bump the tag again to push the correct change, sorry about that everyone. Supermarket (and stove) is compelely new to me.


Okay, will keep it in.


Can/should it be `sealed`?


4973_heatpump_defrost_bug (nmerket) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1756 of 1757 tests passed)

![Build Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/build%20status-passing-green.svg) ![Test Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/tests%20passed-99.94%25-yellow.svg)


Yup


yes for the size_left, that is clearly unnecessary. But I was thinking that the cost of computing would not be so high for having something more readable


Languages are a different case because the hex strings aren't being stored and later retrieved.

On May 28th in the ripple-lib-rest channel, Daniel Radding reported a problem where he was submitting a lowercase hex string, which was getting normalized to uppercase, so that when he was listening for it, he couldn't find it because he was still searching for the lowercase version. Flexibility=complexity, strictness=simplicity.

For consistency I should probably also require uppercase hex currency codes...


4973_heatpump_defrost_bug (nmerket) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (725 of 725 tests passed)

![Build Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/build%20status-passing-green.svg) ![Test Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/tests%20passed-100.0%25-green.svg) ![Coverage Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/coverage%20status-7.11%25-green.svg)


good call


Thanks.

@erinspace - it's all set to merge now.


目标板是为其开发软件的设备或者环境。它可能是开发板、真实的产品或者仿真器。通常情况下，开发者先在一台主机上开发软件，之后传到目标设备上测试、调试和部署。


Great fix!


Just being optimistic, though I agree it may be pointless.


it looks like there is some spacing issues, is this to be consistent with existing style?


> On Jul 16, 2015, at 12:55 PM, David Knezevic <notifications@github.com> wrote:
>
> 2) I ran 'make distcheck' from my out-of-source build directory, and it seemed to work fine. Though I'm not really clear what is supposed to in this case? It seemed to do a bunch of stuff and then re-run configure and then rebuild libMesh?

Thanks! What make distcheck does is build a stand-alone tarball that is independent of having auto tools and can be easily distributed.  Ultimately, this is what we distribute.

That's a lot easier said than done, and checks some bizarre options such as read-only source trees, and makes sure the code is really stand-alone.  This can be trouble with built sources and is hard to get right.  So, I'm glad it worked.

http://www.gnu.org/software/automake/manual/html_node/Checking-the-Distribution.html


I'm getting a bunch of strange errors on this branch, i'm going to reprovision my stack to start fresh.


Alright well, one way it seems to view the problem is the program dropping the `'\n'` in the first place. If that could be avoided that would be nice.
So in that case, it seems `getline` doesn't naturally do what I want it to do. And it doesn't seem like any of the flags would tell `getline` to keep the new line, which makes sense, because that's pretty opposite to its named behavior. `noswkipws` seems almost relevant, but it seems to give the functionality of "on a given input, should the whitespace at the beginning of the input be cut?", which does not solve the problem I have.
Okay, so then I thought back to the old way:
```
auto input = ""s;
while (cin >> input) {
    cout << input;
}
```
But as earlier discovered, `cin` separates by whitespace naturally. As to my understanding (probably not how it's implemented, but it's apparent effect), this program reads the characters as they come in. Once it finds that the enter key was pressed (platform dependent I assume), it will stop. It will then take the characters up to that point, split them by whitespace (e.g. a space), and execute the body of that loop for each resulting string (whitespace excluded).
So once again, it seems to be running into a problem with the method being used. The problem is that it's being split by whitespace for me, and then executing on the content between the whitespace. Looking at `noskipws`, it again seems insufficient, because the whitespace-skipping simply ignores the leading whitespace at the very beginning of the input.

So now, I realize that I want to see if I can even capture the enter key. My first guess is it listens for a `'\n'` character, because that's what I would expect `getline` to listen for. So, I do:
```
auto input = '_';
while (cin >> input) {
    if (input == '\n') {
        cout << "NEW_LINE"s;
    } else {
        cout << input;
    }
}
```
to attempt to capture that newline character. I run my `echo "test" | ./mimic`, but sadly, it only outputs "test", no newline, no "NEW_LINE". So then I see that `noskipws` is helpful here, because now I am trying to read something that technically 'starts' with whitespace, i.e. the newline character, because it is entirely comprised of whitespace. So, I then do:
```
auto input = '_';
while (cin >> noskipws >> input) {
    if (input == '\n') {
       cout << "NEW_LINE"s;
    } else {
       cout << input;
    }
}
```
I run `echo "test" | ./mimic` and hooray, it outputs: "testNEW_LINE" (no newline). So that means it's doing what I want.
So I simplify to:
```
auto input = '_';
while (cin >> noskipws >> input) {
     cout << input;
}
```
I run my `echo "test" | ./mimic` as a sanity check, and it correctly outputs "test", with a newline at the end. And this makes sense to me. So to recap, the problem was dropping the newline character when I really did want it. So the solution was to grap the input by character, while telling `cin` to not skip any whitespace chracters.


That's what `set -e` is for


The [changelog](https://github.com/ottypes/rich-text/blob/master/CHANGELOG.md) was started in 2.0 for this reason.


That's because I didn't make a new migration assuming that when this is merged we just have one for the new field, instead of having one for `input_hash` and one for renaming it to `inputmod_hash`. If you drop the column and undo the migration, it should work:

```sql
ALTER TABLE modeling_scenario DROP COLUMN input_hash;
DELETE FROM django_migrations WHERE name = '0009_auto_20150716_1051';
```

Then you run `./scripts/manage.sh migrate` again.


ack


Got it, will do.


This a new repository.


OK, got it, thanks.


Gotcha - thank you for the feedback.


typo! was --> were


ah (facered), I did not see the changelog.

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Holy fast response batman!


That's fine; I just like having Gulp do it so that I don't have to manage a whole bunch of separate processes.


P.S. Cap'n Proto was disabled when I ran 'make distcheck', I gather it would need to be added to DISTCHECK_CONFIGURE_FLAGS to be enabled. I assume this is what you intended, but I just wanted to check since the Cap'n Proto built sources would not be relevant to distcheck if Cap'n Proto is not enabled, right?


直到所有的数据请求传输后才返回控制权到调用程序本身，I/O 传输与处理器工作串行执行。


pense à mettre à jours ta bdd j'ai fais des changement


Thanks @gaearon !


hi


```ruby
allow(Rails.application).to receive(:config_for) { yml_configuration }
```


oops.  whatever.


fixes #3


fixes #4


Yay!


Shawn: could you please at least mark the conflicting file in these commits? Or much better to fix the conflict in different commit.


@Jenso666 has activated Travis for this repository after this commit was created. It currently falls back to some default ruby stuff until Jenso disables Travis again.


2 listeos


Yes, 4 or 5. Works on both


yes, of course.


Interesting.  https://github.com/npct/pct-shiny/blob/master/LICENSE should we have a talk about licences?  We probably should have done that a while ago.


I'm going to move this API to avocado-vt, instead of having it in avocado itself


Same as here:
https://github.com/HardenedBSD/hardenedBSD/commit/f1c01d53526b9511e88caffc14f3c652b8ed8693
https://github.com/HardenedBSD/hardenedBSD/commit/f5226bee1852f36fb1375e0a8baf6bb3af4bf210


test


Memo:
==== merge failed at freebsd/master branch ====
diff --cc sys/arm/arm/machdep.c
index 32ec046,67e081d..0000000
--- a/sys/arm/arm/machdep.c
+++ b/sys/arm/arm/machdep.c
@@@ -44,7 -44,7 +44,11 @@@

  #include "opt_compat.h"
  #include "opt_ddb.h"
++<<<<<<< HEAD
 +#include "opt_pax.h"
++=======
+ #include "opt_kstack_pages.h"
++>>>>>>> freebsd/master
  #include "opt_platform.h"
  #include "opt_sched.h"
  #include "opt_timer.h"
diff --cc sys/ddb/db_ps.c
index 430330e,553c22e..0000000
--- a/sys/ddb/db_ps.c
+++ b/sys/ddb/db_ps.c
@@@ -30,7 -30,7 +30,11 @@@
  #include <sys/cdefs.h>
  __FBSDID("$FreeBSD$");

++<<<<<<< HEAD
 +#include "opt_pax.h"
++=======
+ #include "opt_kstack_pages.h"
++>>>>>>> freebsd/master

  #include <sys/param.h>
  #include <sys/cons.h>
On branch hardened/current/master
Your branch is up-to-date with 'origin/hardened/current/master'.
You have unmerged paths.
  (fix conflicts and run "git commit")


2 level code


other test


Regarding custom_sitreps.txt, how it works if the game is played in another language?

Shouldn't  at least the default custom sitreps to be translatable in the stringtable?


Formatting.


remove blank space


Use constants


Most of these should be in the global gitignore instead.


Why would you use getCanonicalText() here? Does it look like it's something relevant at all?


the outer parents aren't needed


This isn't used.


I'm new to Rmd but why does this not work?  I followed your example in https://github.com/npct/pct/commit/554cc95205c34599793a772eadc360f628589bc9#diff-c8baaea787429b7e4925e47d1f83f639R200


This condition would look better if expanded by De Morgan's law.


background(76, 38, 227);

noStroke();
fill(247, 236, 19);
ellipse(190,180,135,135);

fill(8, 1, 1);
ellipse(190,180,120,120);

fill(255, 0, 0);
ellipse(190,180,110,110);

rotate(40);
fill(4, 36, 16);
triangle(217, -22, 277, -43, 255, -7);

translate(3,50);
rotate(-15);
fill(4, 36, 16);
rect(255, -10, 5, 100);

translate(506,115);
rotate(195);
fill(4, 36, 16);
triangle(217, -22, 277, -43, 255, -7);

rotate(70);
rect(50,-265,5,50);

rotate(0);
rect(47,-260,5,39);

rotate(0);
rect(152,-260,5,44);

rotate(0);
rect(157,-248,3,20);


good call, done


This is a site focused on developers, nobody uses IE6 :p


remove the `type="text/javascript"`. Totally moot :)


No reason to have a `type` :p


missing newline


Bah! Horrible commit name. I'm going to fix and force push. Sorry.


:+1: , I'll read up on 'ktable' before it was referencing the `t1` instead of `t2`.  I spent a but of time scratching my head thinking why are these tables the same?


I think it's fine it other wnds stay open when production is open, as long as closing them manually works as expected.


yeah, though looking at the rest of the file, it looks like NO_SUPPRESSED was the exception. Made a change to fix that spacing instead


TeamCity Gensokyo Lobby :: Lobster Core [Build 0.0.1.1](http://pixelated.design/build/viewLog.html?buildId=67&buildTypeId=GensokyoLobby_LobsterCore&guest=1) outcome was **SUCCESS**
Summary: Tests passed: 56 Build time: 00:00:13


Why would you check if it's a BIF or if it's an operator here? It's already done in ErlangFunctionReferenceImpl.resolve(), isn't it?


Also see 67da5a3.


片上系统是指单一集成电路上包含一个几乎完整系统的芯片，它可能会有多种 IP 核，这些 IP 核实现不同的硬件功能，除了系统主 CPU 以外，如串口、网口、总线和视频控制器。一般读作


Thanks!


Sweet.  Tell me if you figure out what changed.


Should probably use scope = Source in case an empire doesn't have a capital but still wants notifications...


I mean the `(unsigned char*)` part, not the call to malloc itself. The following will compile without warnings under the C compiler options: `-Weverything -pedantic` (clang) as well as `-Wall -Wextra -pedantic` (gcc)

    unsigned char *seeddb;
    seeddb = malloc(BUFFER_SIZE);


TeamCity Gensokyo Lobby :: Lobster Core [Build 0.0.1.2](http://pixelated.design/build/viewLog.html?buildId=68&buildTypeId=GensokyoLobby_LobsterCore&guest=1) outcome was **SUCCESS**
Summary: Tests passed: 122 Build time: 00:00:17


Use constants


contrib/codeanalysis/runcppcheck.sh: line 9: ../cppcheck-1.66/cppcheck: No such file or directory


作为存储介质，在 RAM 上构建的文件系统。


if result is a boolean value,  "== true" isn't necesary


Can we extract this into a private method?


yields


Good call. I'll do this in the DG version too.


These are "custom" sitreps, not standard ones. If they were standard notification sitreps, then they'd use stringtable entries for their message templates. Presumably they will all be removed or commented out soon...?


@kenrick95: Looks like this is related to what I reported on
https://github.com/wiki-ai/ores/issues/44#issuecomment-116288595


It's likely a base64-encoded data contains repeated substrings and can be fairly well compressed (unless it's underlying data is compressed). Here's a sample speed report http://www.webpagetest.org/result/150716_6X_Z5T/1/performance_optimization/#first_byte_time


When the menu contains more than 6 items, the items are now squashed:

![screen shot 2015-07-16 at 2 21 49 pm](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/1088448/8731563/36ea525e-2bc6-11e5-88e1-eb47dbc01266.png)


Thanks for the great response, I think I internalized the point and agree with it, now to put it into practice :P


物理层（Physical Layer）的缩写。物理层通常指代在一个芯片或者主板上实现了网络功能的硬件电路。通常情况下，它是指在一个为特别网络设备或者接口定制的 SOC 上的一个电路。


address_fuzzy_test_findings (lefticus) - i386-Windows-8.1-VisualStudio-14: OK (352 of 352 tests passed)

![Build Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/build%20status-passing-green.svg) ![Test Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/tests%20passed-100.0%25-green.svg)


Thanks!


Note also that I made the call arguments to ethernet_configure_interface() const.  That suppresses some compiler warnings as well.


Update to 999m remaining

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commit 9ca0aa30e448eabbfb62db260e9858f2510781e7 1 parent 34d6c7f
@voltivo voltivo authored on Apr 10 2014

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5 3 additions & 2 deletions xyz_dv_eprom.ino


 @@ -314,7 +314,7 @@ static void dump_eeprom(word address,word length)
314 314 
315 315   int led = 13;
316 316   // Value to write to the EEPROM for remaining filament lenght
317   -char x[] = {0xff,0xff};
 317  +char x[] = {0x3f,0x42,0x0f,0x00};
318 318 
319 319   byte sr;
320 320   NanodeUNIO unio(NANODE_MAC_DEVICE);


 @@ -338,7 +338,7 @@ void loop() {
338 338     //dump_eeprom(52,3);
339 339 
340 340     Serial.println("Updating EEPROM...");
341   -  status(unio.simple_write((const byte *)x,52,2));
 341  +  status(unio.simple_write((const byte *)x,52,4));
342 342 
343 343     Serial.println("Dumping Content after modification...");
344 344     dump_eeprom(0,128);


 @@ -346,3 +346,4 @@ void loop() {
346 346     digitalWrite(led, HIGH);   // turn the LED on
347 347     delay(2000);               // wait for two seconds
348 348   }
 349 


I'm using your recovery-twrp resository already (https://github.com/xiaolu/android_bootable_recovery-twrp/)  for HIAU_ML_TUHL, and your device repo too, but it just simply does not boot for me.
Are you building it like this:
1. clone your recovery-twrp repo and copy it too /bootable/recovery-twrp
2. clone your Device repo to the device section of CM device tree part
3. lunch, select ml tuhl
4. mka recoveryimage
?


Good point. I’m going to lock down `mocha-phantomjs` as well.


Makes sense. Amending now.


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thanks


Well, I wanted it to be obvious that the code itself wasn't changed here, but GitHub's diff doesn't make that quite so obvious.


Why did you remove the part of the algorithm dealing with unload? i.e., "if the window fires an unload event, the WebDriver implementation MUST immediately set the response status to JavascriptError and return with the error message set to "Javascript execution context no longer exists.".


Should we follow the example from the ts-java tests where this make variable is called `JAVAPKGS_MODULE_TS`?


We don't want to change the sources to secp256k1. If you want this fixed, please submit a patch to the upstream.


I think I prefer it if they hid themselves while the production window is open... now that I found the issue I could add an option to switch between the two behaviours?


My Computers OS corrupted and I'm reinstalling updates so it will be doing it this weekend


we probably should move all this stuff to decorators throughout the app


Remove unused imports/includes from ts-tinkerpop.ts.


Done


self ack


ah sorry, it's just one of those fun things that VS likes to do when it can't find the dll's. It's one of those pains of working in shared projects without NuGet packages. Wish that CO would allow us to create NuGet packages for our projects. If you have Skylines installed to a different drive/path than anyone else who works on the project, you'll always need to fix the hintpath's for the dll's.


|\<https\://github.com>	|链接,尖括号里以http://或者ftp://为前缀的地址才会被识别|


contrib/codeanalysis/runcppcheck.sh: line 9: ../cppcheck-1.66/cppcheck: No such file or directory


Add clean-bundle to `.PHONY`.


Do we need to close this? It looks like we only read the one entry from the channel and don't do anything with the fact that the channel is closed.


Initial commits


This no longer looks idempotent.


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Yeah, and I thought that bug fix fixed all the eigenvalues bigger than 1...
but it sadly does not for all cases.

I feel like the more work I do on this problem the less I understand.

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lgtm


Send project as parameter just to get an array, maybe you can just send the array


The meaning of edge changed.  This link never actually existed, but it old impl allowed for a non-directed match.


``if _, ok := st.(fake); ok`` should be faster.


remove this


Lovely work!


Obviously this was a fix on dev, not stable0.7 like the commit msg said.


I guess this should be moved into the `vtag == (jl_value_t*)jl_globalref_type` case above?


I don't think this will work, unfortunately.  I originally had the dependency there but it doesn't work because the headers get linked before the contribs are built.  So I intentionally left off that dependency...


Right version!


Is this whitespace indentation on purpose?


Unless you changed some other automake magic stuff...


I/O 进程启动后立马返回控制权到调用程序，但是此时 I/O 并未完成。I/O 传输与处理器工作并行执行，也就是说在执行 I/O 操作的同时，用户程序可以继续运行。


Fixed paragraph formatting in https://review.openstack.org/#/c/202276/


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@dknez, you might not notice the issue unless you start from a clean build directory, since the header file may exist from a previous build...


Some modifications for lines 111 - 131. Similar logic, but added an option to pass in a rules text file via a command line argument (still defaults to ping_test.txt if no argument is given), added error checking, and I think this way is a little more readable. Decided to comment instead of commit these changes since I know Ping has made other modifications to this code since the last commit.

```cpp

    vector <string> ruleArray; // holds all the rules in string format
    string  line;
    string filename {"ping_test.txt"};
    if (argc > 1) { // if there is a command line argument, try using it as the input file
        filename = argv[1];
    }
    ifstream file {filename}; // open the file with name filename into the ifstream
    if (!file) {
        cerr << "Error: file " << filename << " could not be opened" << endl;
        return 1;
    } else {
        cout << "Rules will be extracted from " << filename << endl;
    }

    while(file >> line) {
        ruleArray.push_back(line);
        cout << line << endl; // list the ruleArray table to console
    }

    file.close();
```


I left these in because I'm sick of adding/removing them :)


Fixed upstream https://github.com/openstack/api-site/blob/master/api-ref/src/wadls/orchestration-api/src/v1/orchestration-api.wadl#L534


I guess this is more a jQuery bug rather than ORES bug, since on browser network console I saw that it returned status code 404 for unsupported projects and 400 for supported projects; but jQuery.ajax's xhr.status reported both to be 404.


if an option is simple enough to implement, sounds good.


Well, thought I undid the prior commit but guess this just stacked up with the prior one.  Between the two, this (1) makes explicit the type narrowings of an int to uint16_t and then an int to uint8_t, and (2) rectifies my not using the correct indentation-style to match that throughout the file.


尾山先生、みつくにさん
私の体調管理ができていないせいで全く課題を進められずすみません。
とりあえずできるところまでやってみました。
ここからすでに間違っている気もしますが…よろしくお願いします。


This is ok


Sorry, one minor typo: (the second 'committee' is 'comittee' instead of 'committee')


NA https://github.com/openstack/api-site/blob/master/api-ref/src/wadls/orchestration-api/src/v1/common.ent#L6


Tested on_pause / on_resume on ipad mini 8.4, ipad 8.1, iphone5 8.3, nexus 7 (2012) android 5.1.1 and galaxy nexus android 4.2.1.


This file is not needed anymore, yes?


probably a copy paste issue comittee should be committee


Thinking this should be "(database)" instead. Also needs to be in a Spree.t


again :-) probably a copy paste issue comittee should be committee


and last one :-) probably a copy paste issue comittee should be committee


Turns out, this works fine. I just had a whitespace error in my application.yml that made the new env variables not available.


@candrews See http://stackoverflow.com/questions/31461702/grails-cache-plugin-why-do-we-have-targetobjecthashcode-in-cachekey.  Can you comment on that?

Thanks!


I figured not everyone is interested in this feature, so it seemed nice not to force the dependency on them. Not sure it actually matters though.


30e6a05 😘

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> Similar issue in getBestScheduleDeviation() (https://github.com/CUTR-at-USF/onebusaway-application-modules/blob/develop-psta2/onebusaway-transit-data-federation/src/main/java/org/onebusaway/transit_data_federation/impl/ArrivalAndDepartureServiceImpl.java#L809) - we always use arrival time in the following block - we should use departure time in the case of using departure time:
>
> if (scheduleDeviations != null && !scheduleDeviations.isEmpty()) {
>       int arrivalTime = instance.getBlockStopTime().getStopTime().getArrivalTime();
>       return (int) InterpolationLibrary.interpolate(
>           scheduleDeviations.getScheduleTimes(),
>           scheduleDeviations.getScheduleDeviationMus(), arrivalTime,
>           EOutOfRangeStrategy.LAST_VALUE);
>     } else if (blockLocation.isScheduleDeviationSet()) {
>       return (int) blockLocation.getScheduleDeviation();
>     } else {
>       return 0;
>     }

```getBestScheduleDeviation()``` method  is only called when the ```timepointPredictionRecord``` is null. So, I think we should leave this part as is.


@guilhermepovala Can you please create a pull request with that?


@sindresorhus oh noez, I forgot that edit will not create a PR now.


@adonath

This notebook hopefully demo's why I have this line in `render_model` the way it is:

    	# assure position is at center pixel
    	pd = pos, delta = np.array([ (np.mean(bb), np.ceil((bb[1] - bb[0])/2))
    							for bb in bbox]).astype(int).T


With a test like that, every research will be tested as well as all its dependencies. That's not optimal. It would be better to do something like:
if(seat->isResearchDone(research->mResearch->getType()))
   continue;
if(!research->mResearch->canBeResearched(seat->getResearchDone()))
   continue;
return false;


We also need to show recipes harvested from themes in the Recipes screen (Modules -> Recipes). I'll add it as part of #3627.


zz


:+1:  Thanks!


Indeed, just tried building master with a clean build directory and got:
```
make[3]: *** No rule to make target `../../contrib/capnproto/rb_data.capnp.h', needed by `rb_data.capnp.h'.  Stop.
make[3]: *** Waiting for unfinished jobs....
  GEN      netcdf.h
  GEN      unique_ptr.hpp
make[2]: *** [all-recursive] Error 1
make[1]: *** [all] Error 2
make: *** [all-recursive] Error 1
```


Do we want to use airlift Logger?


Where does -1 mean unrestricted? How are widgets supposed to handle this cleanly? Why should we change the API like this?

The textbox is the only widget where this works and that's just an accident. I don't think it's a good idea to make this work everywhere. And if yes, then `math.huge` would make more sense than -1 (although this won't give you what you want with a imagebox that is allowed to scale).


I definitely don't like this


and ???


Can't insert these here, they have to go at the end. When loading a transformation, it uses the description as an index lookup. This causes all functions below to be off by two. Try running the "Exchange_lastname_firstname" sample, it now fails because it picks the wrong function for NVL


Why is the size of the underlying image special? Why don't you use `math.huge` instead of -1? What should a widget return that doesn't have anything like a "natural size"?


Well that's also invalid. I also was being silly earlier, because that can't be a live check because of course `1 2 +` is totally valid. I came up with this list of example expressions:
```
- GOOD
  - X
     - 1
  - X print
    - 1 print
    - 1 print print
    - 1 2 + print
  - X Y +
    - 1 2 +
    - 1 print 2 print +
    - 1 print print 2 print print +
    - 1 2 + 1 2 + +
    - 1 2 + print 1 2 + print +
- BAD
  - print
  - print print
  - +
  - 1 +
  - + +
  - 1 2
  - 1 2 3 +
```
to try to get some inspiration. These cover the basics of valid vs. invalid expressions I think.
`+, `1 +`, `+ +`, etc. are already taken care of because of stack size checks on operator.
But for the others:
* `print` should only be allowed if the stack has something on it.
* After evaluating an expression, there should only be one element on the stack.
So I'll add checks for those.


I am guessing this is only run once per test suite. (not one per test)


此术语描述的是这样一个存储设备，即使掉了电它的内容也会保留。存储器使用磁介质（例如磁盘，磁带或者泡沫记忆体）通常是天然具有非易失性，然后半导体记忆体（静态内存，特别是动态内存）通常是易失的但是在持久地接上一个可以反复充电的电池后，就可以作成非易失性的存储器了。


Ok. That sucks, but glad to hear an update.


Does it make sense to poll slightly more aggressively?


seems we can create a ban list


I see the timeout in our scale test when deleting a large number of containers. For deletes, if you use have a wait timeout, all the connections could be used up and it could take more time to get a connection for any new request resulting in a timeout. I have adjusted getMaxTotalConnections and getMaxPerRoutConnections but thats a stop gap solution.

For now, I have reverted back to 1.3.0 and it works fine for me. Would it be possible to revert this change or make it configurable?


In WorkflowVersion (a sub resource), location is not required. However, Resource base class marked it as required, while SubResource only has 'id' property.  Is there a way for us to leverage the property flattening while not having location as required?

1. Maybe I should derived from another class that I'm not aware of?
2. Or we could avoid marking location as required in Resource based class so any resource (including sub resource can leverage it)
3. Or we could add all common properties to SubResource base class and so that each RP can leverage it.
4. Or we could support a specifying custom base classes while still allowing the property flattening to happen on those custom defined resources.


issue: On homepage-widgets view, all of the app's icons and "launch full app" have no description which was read as " unnamed..."
add description and solve this problem


It's kept around for compatibility reasons, it is being used outside of HPX itself.

I went too far with the search and replace, will fix.


A～K 还未核对，明早继续。


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I believe it's intended to avoid overwriting the base Context
information.... this way the Activity can have its own Context without
changing the styles/themes of the main one.

Roger

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In order to avoid a circular dependency.  The VES repository contains two libraries: VES and Kiwi.  Kiwi is an application framework library, and it can optionally use PCL to do point cloud IO and filtering, and converts PCL datatypes to VES rendering data types.  Both the VES and PCL repositories also contain applications (iOS, Android) that use both pcl libraries and ves/kiwi libraries.  In any case, these applications cannot be compiled until pcl and ves libraries are available (and for iOS, available as framework bundles).


Looks like issue #265 has already been opened for this.


? What's the purpose of these changes?


OK... yeah, that's the issue that we saw before...


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It has been published as `3.5.6`


Removing in favor of https://github.com/openstack/api-site/blob/master/api-ref/src/wadls/orchestration-api/src/v1/common.ent#L41-L42


This is a bit odd. I had actually made that change in the last hour before submitting the PR. I can only think that I lost the change somehow when doing a rebase where I reordered some commits. So, I'll make the change again, but I wonder if other changes I made were also lost.


Also saw a pull request #221 which might address this issue by making connection timeout configurable. Would love to see it merged if it looks OK.


Wouldn't this cause an order to potentially proceed immediately to complete on a simple customer details update, if there is a default shipping method and (currently) a default payment created with auto_capture?


It is my intention that the minor have the updated range, and the patch keep the more liberal range.


I will remove this connection pool timeout with the next version. #265 in contrast demands a connection timeout, so it means the duration that needs to connect to the docker host.


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Do you mean I should have used ```&&```, or that ```and``` is not the proper logic?
Regarding the logic, I want to retrigger the notification only if there are still available skills to learn, so I check the negation of the bool that says if all researches have been done.


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Got it. Thanks!


I mean I've never seen "and". I don't know how c++ compliant it is...


But area_t only contains integers.


AH, sweet man, thanks. I'll be sure to check gerrit if it happens again


Yes. It was inspired by a similar feature in other 1-on-1 messaging clients, after all.

http://cdn3.tekrevue.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/11/ios8-messages-show-timestamp.jpg


Updated https://github.com/rackerlabs/api-site/commits/rs-heat-dollar-vars


My IDEA doesn't like the code style and says that coercion is redundant. The auto-boxing is on its way there


@cagryInside I don't think that's the case - we populate the `scheduleDeviations` array based on `timepointPredictionRecord `s, and currently (at least as of this commit) `getBestScheduleDeviation()` is called in the case where we have `timepointPredictionRecord `s but they are all upstream of stop.


NA https://github.com/openstack/api-site/blob/master/api-ref/src/wadls/orchestration-api/src/v1/orchestration-api.wadl#L550


Ah right that's way better, especially checking whether the research is done first as it's a simpler test.


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Why not `0L` instead of `(long) 0` ?


Yeah you forgot to add the "click" event on there. There wasn't a join button so i assumed clicking the row was supposed to join the server for now.


contrib/codeanalysis/runcppcheck.sh: line 9: ../cppcheck-1.66/cppcheck: No such file or directory


Done.


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Makes a lot of sense. Thanks!
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> information.... this way the Activity can have its own Context without
> changing the styles/themes of the main one.
>
> Roger
>
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r+


IDEA's auto-change.
Nothing from my mind :smile:


It looks like "and" is supported, but in C you need a special header for it: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operators_in_C_and_C%2B%2B#Logical_operators
But I'll change it to a plain ```&&```, I'm just getting mixed up between Python and C++ syntax :)


Nice!!


You still have to call it with arbitrary values, like `visitMaxs(-1, -1)`.


add description to "Weather" - launch full button


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yes


NA https://github.com/openstack/api-site/blob/master/api-ref/src/wadls/orchestration-api/src/v1/orchestration-api.wadl#L559


other platform? I don't suppose that'd be a mediawiki would it? :smile:


I was told this wasnt needed anymore by allwin iirc


implying a wet rag doesn't leave a mess if you throw it. but for actual game logic i can see why this wouldn't proc the spill mechanic


Already in https://github.com/rackerlabs/api-site/tree/rs-heat-dollar-vars


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LOL, one if this data type changes


Because the previous developers were lazy.


Unused namespaces should be removed.


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I thought that these subterms were used to build extracts from the extracts
of the subgoals?
If that's the case, in the case of IMAGE_EQ_IND, because the extract is Ax,
we don't
actually care about the extracts of the subgoals.  Am I missing something?

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Hey Martin,

um mein Feature zu sehen musst du die Datei "startscreen" öffnen.

Ich habe ein Hauptmenü und ein Quitmenü geadded.

-im void start findet man alles das beim Starten des Games zur Verfügung steht,
der Play Button, der Exit Button und das Canvas auf dem sich beide befinden (+Titel)
-darunter ist aufgeführt, welche Buttons in welchem Fall drückbar sind
(z.B. wenn "Exit" gedrückt wurde öffnet sich anschließend das QuitMenü und "Start" und "Exit" sind nicht mehr auswählbar.


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Hi,

this is not correct, the count of items you are getting does not reflect the number of items assigned to the current user in that category but the total number of items in that category.

Hence this is a bit more complicated than just that. This is why this has not yet been implemented (need to find an efficient way of doing it rather than one heavy query per category).


Also manufacturer -> manufacturerName?


I'm pretty sure Umbraco should be able to auto config routes for you, when inheriting from the build in Umbraco controllers. Instead of manually registering a route, the controller should probably use the PluginController attribute.


s/on/of/


Can you prune package.json and tsd.json dependencies as well?  glob should be able to go.  (It is unnecessarily referenced in the steps definition file, I think.)


return this.modelID ? ... : ... ;


Ah!  My first code review from an *actual* programmer! :)  What was the
hardest thing for you to learn in your evolution as a programmer?
Different stylistic conventions or different syntaxes (from language to
language), or option c that has not been mentioned?  I get a lot of the
higher level concepts, but the syntax is a bit of a struggle for me.  All
night last night, I dreamed of curly brackets and semicolons.  Damn you,
Javascript.

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lines 521 and 522 didn't do anything


Use proper variable names. Don't use names like temp,etc.

Give proper spaces between code lines.


A qterminál újabb commitjai:

#7f2c9e0 menüsáv angol
#71a4cbd nem fordul le (isettings)
#4967123 nem fordul le (isettings)
#c9af332 menüsáv angol (A forms/qterminal.ui gyorsbillentyűket kapott)
#e387241 menüsáv magyar
#0df5672 menüsáv magyar
#3392ed7 menüsáv magyar ( A magyarításom mergelve)

A translation a legújabb esetén is a qt5-linguist -al rendben van.


Would we already be subject to that if the admin user did the following:

* Create Order
* Attach customer
* Attach first product to the cart (since the cart additional already advances to the end)

I.E. right now we have a mix of cart advancement strategies. If you add via the cart screen it goes to the end, if you add a payment it goes to the end, if you update the customer it only moves forward once, if you add a product to the order via the shipment page it doesn't move at all.

Even with the current code on the customer update screen. It does `next` on every save. So if you editing the address a few times it would bring you to complete also if the customer can get to complete without specifying a payment.


!!!

Exactly! Good line of reasoning, that's as valuable as getting there. 😄

Now, it turns out that noskipws is "sticky", in a sense, so you only need to set it once in the stream, and it carries over until you use skipws.  This means you can bring it out of the while loop and put it at the beginning.


Code updated. Thanks!


Do you request a polishing from my side BTW?
Or it is fine with you to merge already?


This is a problem.... see how it's red?


We just have to wonder why all substantial changes (with `fclose(f)`) from this commit
https://github.com/cmangos/mangos-tbc/commit/bbcd92237b533fc5841571ee45e6b7d4d5218ad6
were ignored here but the commit title was kept.


Done and pushed.


Is this right on the dev branch?


any reason for this change?


shipt


(what happens if a null or missing geo key comes?  It shows as empty?  Will it reject?


Tests? :wink:


I think the wrong variable was changed here (i.e. "accept_terms_html"  instead of "body_text_tab_1_html")


Should this be wrapped in backticks? I'm unsure myself.


I am new to testing browser stuff, anywhere I can read up on that?


r+


Oke I'll put it in the commit for ratings in Glitter


Should this be here? This gives me the wrong expression that it's a jQuery plugin.


Maybe add `className` as that's how the actual property is called.


Oh, whoops--this should be country.


I think that's good.  These would be good tests.  For the `BAD` cases, you can set the test property `WILL_FAIL true` in the CMake file, instead of setting the `PASS_REGULAR_EXPRESSION`; that could help with testing.

But: should `print` only be allowed if the stack has one element on it?  You have an example `1 print 2 print +` that should evaluate to 3, but print `1` and then `1 2` on it, right?  Unless you meant “at least one element”?  Just making sure.


You might be correct, should probably be without


@ArtemGr: This should be fixed now.


Fair point, there are a mix of strategies. I guess i'm just highlighting the fact that we need to iron out some kinks in the transitions themselves.


contrib/codeanalysis/runcppcheck.sh: line 9: ../cppcheck-1.66/cppcheck: No such file or directory


Yepp.. thought of this module as a replacement for $.hasClass(). I'll remove it.


Looks very nice. What is it? Kind of skeleton app?


Is it a fix bug to the issue #257?


This comment is not quite correct. This is really "how much time is left over after the last event was triggered".


Definitely an improvement. I'm still getting these flake8 errors:

```
$ flake8 mailroom.py
mailroom.py:4:80: E501 line too long (98 > 79 characters)
mailroom.py:83:80: E501 line too long (165 > 79 characters)
mailroom.py:83:166: W291 trailing whitespace
mailroom.py:85:80: E501 line too long (155 > 79 characters)
mailroom.py:103:80: E501 line too long (159 > 79 characters)
mailroom.py:115:80: E501 line too long (158 > 79 characters)
mailroom.py:115:159: W291 trailing whitespace
```


If by "geo key" you mean "country value", then missing is fine and I think a null will get turned into an empty string, but I'm not sure--I'd have to check. The API docs specify that you should be sending a string, but that it's an optional parameter.

Is sending a null something you're likely to do?


@gillstrom The browser testing story is simply bad at the moment. Enough tools to test apps but most need a bunch of clutter to test things like this. Sometimes we even just end up with plain old `console.log`s: https://github.com/sindresorhus/is-reachable/blob/master/test-browser.js.

Could include a Mocha test suite if you like, guess there's not much better than that :(


new?


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Dot Net Induction/OOPS Concepts/Assignment8/Assignment8/Program.cs

Function name must be in Pascal Case


> On Jul 16, 2015, at 1:42 PM, John W. Peterson <notifications@github.com> wrote:
>
> Unless you changed some other automake magic stuff...

Not yet, but I think I can...


Great!


Nice work theta


ur spacing is off here, indented by tabs not spaces I think


I endorse the addition of the period as well. Nice touch. If we're going to be pedantic....

LGTM


r+


Hmm. Yeah. That's a good point on the other hand.


rrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++


Ah, I see.  Then you're right and the casting happens when calling `drawin_moveresize` already.
Anyway, this is not in the current patch/PR anymore.


This still logs quite a lot of messages. Anyway, it would be nice to know for which peer the broadcast was dropped.


> This list is too big now.

Show me the perf measurements


Dot Net Induction/OOPS Concepts/Assignment9/Assignment9/Vehicle.cs

Function name must follow Pascal Case


I think that the `two-dimensional Euclidean space` is the same as the `Euclidean Plane`. Therefore, I consider more appropriate to use one or another definition to avoid redundancy.

See the definition at http://mathworld.wolfram.com/EuclideanPlane.html


> Why don't you use math.huge instead of -1?

I might be wrong, but `-1` is used in other place, e.g. the textbox widget, to return the size it would take when no restrictions apply.


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> The textbox is the only widget where this works and that's just an accident.

Ok, then I got this wrong.


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/r+


neat


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Very similar paragraph is upstream https://github.com/openstack/api-site/blob/master/api-ref/src/wadls/orchestration-api/src/v1/orchestration-api.wadl#L577-L583


`=== -1`?


Unclear.  What I hear out of that is 'sending a named key, but null is UNGOOD'.  So I will add a test for it.  Or someone should :)

So, if present, must be a string.  That I can handle.


wat


This shouldn't be part of this commit. Will move it to a separate commit which we later can squash into the commit in 1.5-dev with the other changes in checkboxradio.css, before merging into master.


I am not sure why, but this seems to break our npm update for gulp-mocha-phantomjs.


This should be in the top-level scope -- eg, move it all the way to the left -- otherwise the main() function will never run.


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For this stuff I have no strong opinion, and have no idea what the right answer is.


This should be in the constructor.


i didn't know this is how sql worked.


Before the first frame, several unknown parameters, the same sourceAspectRatio.
I put the preloader after the change source, to remove this screensaver at OnPlayed is too early, it turns out pause sometimes up to 3 seconds. Here it is better to catch the event of the appearance of the first frame.
And by the way pixelAspetRatio always empty, or I have a video of that?


why the hardcoded false?


And it should probably have a different name, like "players".


Yes :)


once the hardcoded false above is removed i'd flip the clauses so that it reads `if ...; ok {`


r+


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so this is the case of `(1,2) IN ((1,2),3)`?


Yes too


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The automatic payment is another issue that bit me. It was creating credit card payments even though I was trying to pay via a different method (canceling the payment method I choose). See [this comment](https://github.com/spree/spree/commit/e891bf56dcbe188dd485e1a95da8445c23a9000e#commitcomment-12142455). I'm fairly new to Spree so perhaps I don't really understand this automatic payment record but maybe it is the root of the complexity and needs to be re-factored to not apply via callbacks but only in certain contexts?


saw approval from stanford-scs, stanford-scs
at https://github.com/stellar/stellar-core/commit/313de8cd57dc6fdb1dba23195dfbf72189d3e8b7


merging stellar/stellar-core/buildfix = 313de8cd into auto


stellar/stellar-core/buildfix = 313de8cd merged ok, testing candidate = 83bd4396


Move entire config.h into CMake file, delete Xbox projects.


i'm confused: why can't you return right here when arg == val?


What is "wat"?


Thanks ! :)


Are you writing the top-level API or just a container class for player data? If this is the top-level API, then you want something like this:

```python
class Player(object):
     def __init__(self, name, blah, blah):
          self._name = name
          self._something_else = blah

class API(object):
     def __init__(self):
          self._players = {}
          self._index = 0
     def create_player(self, name, etc, etc):
          new_player = Player(name, etc, etc)
          self._players[self._index] = new_player
          self._index += 1
     # and so on
```


:P And ah kk thanks. :+1:


Move this into main()


The method create, read, etc...  under the class MyAPI should all make use of the attributes:player_name and position right?

Can I introduce new attributes to a method? Is that done via a variable?

Main() should call the method on the class right?
Then print into the dictionary "giants"

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Great


```
* Improves Travis and setup configuration. (closes #6)
```


just confused about what this error was supposed to be in the first place. nothing actionable here.


@oliverkurth Posted https://github.com/coreos/scripts/pull/436 and we'll follow up on the issues we hit soon.


That was the issue I am seeing. Phantomjs is at 1.9.17 and gulp-mocha-phantomjs pulls in ^1.9.0. mocha-phantomjs specifies 1.9.1 - 1.9.7-15. If that is to stay that way we need to ping the owner of gulp-mocha-phantomjs to limit phantomjs to 1.9.15.


Looks good to me.


`a IN (b, c, d)` is equivalent to `a = b OR a = c OR a = d`. For comparisons, `NULL` always compares false, even to itself (sort of like `NaN`).


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@Clashsoft I tried using the arbitrary values as you said, but I get an `ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException` which is caused by `visitMaxs()`. It doesn't matter what values I pass as arguments (I tried arbitrary values like 200) as I always get the following exception:

>Exception in thread "main" java.lang.ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException: 0
>	at org.objectweb.asm.Frame.a(Unknown Source)
>	at org.objectweb.asm.Frame.a(Unknown Source)
>	at org.objectweb.asm.MethodWriter.visitMaxs(Unknown Source)

Do you know what could be causing this?


cool, TIL


Cause this is less efficient if we're only evaluating the expression once. The code works, though.


I'm not sure LA(0) is what we want here; in fact I'm not even sure it's defined. -1 is the previous token and 1 is the next token. which specifically do you want? I can take a look


+		} else if (targetUser.hasSysopAccess()) {this.sendReply("(bai long2)");} else if (Config.superAdmins && Config.superAdmins[targetUser.userid]) {this.sendReply("(Admin Director)");}


why we had to change this?


Exactly, that's what we're doing in the else brach.


Well that's different... That doesn't show your nick...


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We need sudo to install the deb package. I'm working on a long-term fix.


Doesn't this cause it to build the mobile apps on the server, which will fail? I.e. doesn't it bring back this issue? https://github.com/AdmitHub/meteor-buildpack-horse/issues/2


I don't see the harm in the hardcoded false for now. It is the same as commenting out the code, but making sure it still compiles.


Yes, that is supported. There is a test case which demonstrates this.


Indentation doesn't match the lines above. Thanks for fixing this.


This seems like a problem where ASM can't compute stack frames correctly because there is an issue with your bytecode. One of the reasons why I abandoned COMPUTE_FRAMES. I recommend turning it off temporarily, checking the bytecode, fixing the bug that causes it to be malformed and then turn it back on again.


@TomasVotruba Yes, for fast project set-up using `composer create-project`. Next I'd like to include Webpack boilerplate and Vagrantfile and use this as a starting point for projects at http://codecamp.cz/.


The first expression was previously the index of the test case, but showing the index isn't terribly useful and I messed up the log message when trying to show only the expression.


Yes!! This makes more sense. I was trying to come up with some code that was applicable to my interests. I wasn't sure where I was going with it but players makes more sense.


Failed to mention that the props definitions were updated.


Could you please start using git properly? It makes it a lot easier to follow your development. Good work though :+1:


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seems you shoul move it down to else clause


Not sure why these fields are exported. Is the user expected to change the data? Making these private would also solve the naming conflict with the accessor methods.


@agentsmith988 I'm not saying you need a custom ROM.  But a missing com.android.server.NotificationManagerService class seems like a major change to Android.  Unless Xposed just didn't install properly, but that's not a discussion for this commit.

@kain83ita Try this for me.  The only errors I see in your logs related to my commits are about the signal indicators.

http://xenserver.underpants-gnomes.biz/~romracer/gravitybox-release.apk

Since I don't sign my releases with @C3C0's key, you'll need to uninstall his version to be able to install mine.  Make a backup of your settings (if you've donated) beforehand!


Move what?


This change means you can remove these lines.  The only way os will be None is if we are in __del__ at interpreter shutdown.  atexit is safe.


ops :+1:


These look like magic numbers. Can we define them as constants? :stuck_out_tongue_winking_eye:


GetOffersSortedByMatchAsync name is not good enough,

match sounds like verb, not a noun


all tests pass:
success: https://travis-ci.org/stellar/stellar-core/builds/71310082


ah, okay.


Got it, will do


r+


PR coming tomorrow or Saturday. Needed a couple of days rest from coding :).
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it's good when code looks consistent,

it'll be better when each if block has `{}`


can you clarify that this code is intended to be dead for the moment?


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This is part of issue #5


I could suggest an error list type implementing the error interface, and return the error at the end of the function.


it looks like we are not going to need this method anymore, since we have offerSearchViewModel.HasOffers()


Not bad! Im impressed. Its not what we intended to do, but pixes the bug a bit better at least.

Can we block after this interrupt the loop? It should still not run until the ram gets stored back.


Sure. I was confused by what looked like a debugging remnant. I think a comment calling out that the code is intentionally dormant for now would help.


test


add the value to log message using {0} syntax.


I think `bool score` we don't need it, because we're going to sort by score every time, always,

salary and date are optional parameters


My earlier comment was wrong so I think this change actually breaks backward compatibility.

As written above, the default APILogger will log only JSON. However, the old library would log anything by default.


I have set my less task to recompile `main.less` whenever any `*.less` changed. I also wanted to use browsersync to live inject my css changes into the browser.

I was working on `foo.less` imported by  `main.less` but the changes were not coming through browsersync -
  `main.less` didn't, so it didn't notify browsersync to inject the updated `main.css`.

I'm happy to PR over the next few days if you tell me how you want to do this - we could either make `gulp-less-dependents` an option, or make `gulp-changed` more configurable? I just needed a quick hack, so I haven't looked too much into it.


The command is gonna be usable only by server console automatically every midnight.


That works only for "hero" portal waves though ;)
But we'll fine tune this in time.


ok, now we're violating demeter here :)

it look this return could look simpler


what do you think about adding a check for change too?

that is, say we passed lastModifiedStr as value for "Last-Modified", then consider this code:
if (null != params.get("Last-Modified") && !lastModifiedStr.equals(params.get("Last-Modified")))

This way we would only do the new Date call with its parsing if the value has changed.


fast-forwarding master to auto = 83bd4396


1. remember about kittens?


errors are non-obviously silenced. Shouldn't we return them or at least explain why we silence them?


Thank you for this pull-request.

I 100% agree with Brett's recommendations.

Thank you,
PJ


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>
> OK... yeah, that's the issue that we saw before...

Have a look, I think I just pushed a fix that will deal with that race condition


Hey how do you feel about me contributing the logic in my test as a
function called deserializeBsonFile ?
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well .. thats what you get for copy pasting..


Would it also be possible to set the FontFamily in the Awesome.ContentChanged method? I personally find it a ugly specifying the FontAwesome font for each element.


does this comment mean anything?
whom it will help and save hours of works?


Also added read config to startup.


this if looks too large, how can you make it simpler?


I would change the line to the following to reduce nesting.
```
if(!(sender is ContentControl)) return;
```


Ouch! You're right....


yeeaaay :))


I would change the line to the following to reduce nesting.
```
if(!(evt.NewValue is FontAwesomeIcon)) return;
```


it's a golden


Currently, full derivations are produced, and then extracts are computed from the derivation.

> On Jul 16, 2015, at 12:11 PM, vrahli <notifications@github.com> wrote:
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> I thought that these subterms were used to build extracts from the extracts
> of the subgoals?
> If that's the case, in the case of IMAGE_EQ_IND, because the extract is Ax,
> we don't
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dead code - this will be removed by the compiler anyway, so it would be cleaner to remove it.


sorting by match - it note plain english, right?


nice, I'm happy with that :)


Weirdly enough this version always gives me username too short error when trying to login, 1.2.73 works fine...


closes #4


looks good, me approve


There is coming more, so better wait.
Does your device have a pressure sensor?


merging stellar/stellar-core/newbuild = a428abdc into auto


saw approval from jedmccaleb
at https://github.com/stellar/stellar-core/commit/a428abdc5f1c64b663e75ff610da12fa8d59eda4


stellar/stellar-core/newbuild = a428abdc merged ok, testing candidate = f3e5dbd2


你这样不提供更详细的信息很难帮你找原因，mnist的sample都没有问题的


@leomendezg why are you not extending BaseFragment ?


@leomendezg "data" should be a constant to reuse when I call extra again.


@leomendezg 0 must be a constant.


пробел между if и скобкой


I was trying to create a link from recipe to ingredients. what is missing?


re: // TODO FIX THIS

```
var players_ids = this.get('roundPlayers').getEach(:id); //

return friends.filter( function(friend) {
  return players_ids.contains(friend.get(:id));
}
```


Hi Marcus,

Any reason why connection request time out was changed from 10 seconds to 1 second? We are seeing ConnectionPoolTimeoutException exceptions with 1.4.0. Is there a way to specify custom request timeout?

-Ritesh


some tests failed:
failure: https://travis-ci.org/stellar/stellar-core/builds/71183521


The result of serdes2 does not depend on its argument.  I suspect that this isn't what you wanted to do, but I can't guess how to correct it.


Rather than providing the `vs` as a parameter, make the property be in `Gen Bool` and obtain a sub-list of nodes with `sublistOf (nodes g)`.