I'm by all means no expert here, but is it really worth to generate all the SVG on the server side and send it to the client (which when the client is distant can be heavy), or wouldn't it be enough to have some javascript library generate it on the client side? I have some (ugly) code where I use datamaps.js to generate maps like [this one](http://www.slate.fr/story/99461/carte-departementales-sud-france) from R.

Now it is true that you don't have as much control as you have by generating SVG from R, but if someone (not me!) is good at JS and in particular D3, I'm sure we can do great things on the client side...

What do you think? Am I off-track here?


Maybe these query parameters should be extracted as constants somewhere (but not for now).


Not gonna happen, I am afraid.
I would need afaik a real  systemd install to run systemd-nspawn, and I won't remove my openrc install.
It would be a pain to compile kernel in vbox and to run nspawn inside vbox.
Then I prefer a LTS audit enabled custom kernel. for openrc users, so kernel has not to be recompiled after any kernel update.
I could do one kernel with extra modules, its easy to patch your kernel config.


Any way we could also pass style in for the tooltip? I need it to have a z-index of > 5 to make sure the tooltip is visible over a menu.


this is a second RPC call to the testboard and loses quite some time (> 1msec). Please just use one call and store it in a variable in case you want to use it twice. in some scenarios like testbeam we poll constantly.


#### :warning: Nitpick
Documentation is a good practice, but doesn't have to be unnecessary, a comment telling this is the paragraph of hello world in a tag <p> with a hello world is unnecessary, but keep documentating your code, congrats.


With the cache settings above, you can now store sessions there via:
`SESSION_ENGINE = 'django.contrib.sessions.backends.cache' `


It was not actually my intention to change from the live suite to the trial with this update, however now that you've pointed it out, it is obvious that this is the case. @vitorgalvao I'll submit a fix for this as soon as we figure out which version to use. Looking at the homepage, it would appear that there are four completely separate downloads: Live 9 Trial, Live 9 Intro, Live 9 Suite, and Live 9 Standard. Perhaps putting some of these in caskroom-versions would be a good idea?


This function does not check for I2C address thus will return wrong enabled pixels. please check the fix I committed to master some time ago.


Looks good, and simple.  MAX_NETWORK_TYPES now looks a bit weird, but I appreciate that this is a straightforward transformation.

Will Ack after testing.


Nevermind, passing in zIndex for the button does the trick


The regular build doesn't do javadoc to save time. I missed it as well :)


Yes you are right, it would require a separate template "customized-multipath.conf.erb". The default recipe would not need to change as it just uses the template resource based on the storage_type attribute.
Yes there should be a separate attributes file to store default values of attributes to be used by the customized template. So essentially we would define defaults which a user would be able to override by specifying attributes for specific devices. I agree with the approach you are taking.


We probably also want to collectively think about the `SESSION_EXPIRE_AT_BROWSER_CLOSE` setting and whether session length matters for LTI apps?


How?


Nice, thanks!


asdasdasd


I actually would love to have a way with npm to track master at certain commits :) Without having to do much linking and pulling on disk


> It was not actually my intention to change from the live suite to the trial with this update

I know, I’ve merged enough contributions from you to recognise such an honest mistake.

As for the versions and how to fix this one, please advise @danielbayley, as I don’t use the app.


ok, i'll change it. but why? (i'm really wondering)


If we are going to use the Subject Alternative Names, dNSName.  It is difficult to conform to the requirements of [RFC 1035 Section 2.3.4](https://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc1035.txt)  -- (max length name - 255 octets, maximum label size 63 octets)

At one point the token was included under a unique OID which granted more flexibility.  However, this was dropped in favor of using the subjectAltName for easier implementation.

Do you have any ideas?


Can't we make this static? (Feels like a waste to rebuild the list on each init.) I'm thiking static contrcutor http://stackoverflow.com/questions/335311/static-initializer-in-java


now with the isActive field we could easily drop and add menu items from the view the user sees in a scenario where a food item is temporarily unavailible, or has changed etc, missing information


https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Audit_framework

But interestingly enough, normal systemd seems to support audit with a service. So the question is, if the systemd container thingy is still broke.


You might want to consider having a `LOGGING` setting in your settings file, and inserting some log statements in your code.  The `mail_admins` handler might be useful to catch any unexpected errors that might occur in your code, for example.


I don't think this is the way to go.
Next to that. Wouldn't it be easier to do something like
if(uploadtool.startswith("arduino:")
{
uploadtool= //remove first arduino:
}


Hm, did this really change any test results? In this case, there should be zero chance the matching item isn't in the 1st position: it's looking for the same vector! Rather than tolerating another position, an assert-that-it's-1st would be the truer test.


Would the benefit to the hiring workflow be greater than any degree to which that 'scares' otherwise great candidates we'd want to hire?

Particularly, I'm thinking of the dynamic where some feel less comfortable claiming that they are qualified for X specific job.


Very nice catch, added this to upstream master. Thanks!


how do i upload a docccccc


Is this ever overridden anywhere? (can we just make this into a method?)


The lack of this NoDefer flag is what was causing operations before starting the watcher triggering events after starting it?


Hi Ben,

I just went back to checkpoint and it looks like the arrows change from up to down depending which one I click. Is your questions that the chevron won't return to 0 after you choose the up arrow or the down arrow? That is true. But the arrows will change from -1 to 1. I found this example of using `base` and I thought I'd try it.

Can you explain more of what is supposed to happen. The checkpoint doesn't say exactly whether the votes are supposed to return to "0".

Pam

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If "voted" gets added to base here, what will base look like? I'm worried it might look like "glyphicon glyphicon-chevron-downvoted". Will that work?

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Re-summing every log-line (and adding to a constant-zero `total_words`?) seems like more work & complexity than just updating `total_words` along the way. Is there a reason you didn't want to maintain that running sum?


asm e documentacao


@Wrenderer - Minor refactoring suggestion:
```erb
<td>
  <% if task.termination_day %>
    <span class="label label-info"><%= task.termination_day %></span>
  <% else %>
    N/A
  <% end %>
</td>
```


@OrcaTom what's all this about ... eh?


Looks like you[ve misspelled canola


I do not use this app either, so I guess it's up to @danielbayley to decide where we end up going with this.


hello


Good correction.


> No. We’re not going to duplicate casks and efforts, and cause confusion. We pick one solution (I don’t care which) and stick with that. Which one do you believe would be best for this case, @danielbayley, and why?

I can see where you're probably coming from there (I like things kept as simple as possible too), but they are actually 2 distinct packages (one being about half the price of the other). But if you really don't want them as separate formulas, I think (and I am biased, as a suite 9 owner…) revert to the original URL, but keep the 32/64-bit logic in there. Happy to make a PR myself for this; getting more into Ruby lately :+1: .


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The transcript is in our email... but perhaps add it in a subsequent PR.


That property does not exist on the next version of the branch :)


Every time I do resume review, our SMEs always want to know what position they are applying for and most want to see a cover letter. The feedback from the team I am getting is that it would be hugely helpful.

I am not sure this will scare people. I think it will provide a lot of clarity to an often murky process where candidates are unsure what they are being considered for.

However to your point...Maybe this is where we keep the wildcard? Give folks the chance to say what they want to do even if it doesn't fit into our buckets.


Yup, this combined with the 0.0f latency causes events to happen correct without waiting, which was causing the prior events to be recorded.


Noted. Maybe the entire url.build could be moved.


I'm not understanding the logic here.  If the path is for the directory itself, we keep the full path, but if it's anything in the directory, we trim off the directory and make the path relative?

Also, in the case where we do the the Remove, we allocate the string for the Remove, and then we potentially allocate another to trim with TrimStart.  Could we just check for whether we need to trim that off and change the length passed to Remove?  That'll also eliminate the allocation incurred here for the params array passed to TrimStart.


Nice, cherry picked as 4644bd1a3d485da4f904ac627f8d60af7c630be5 to upstream master.


@meatballhat @joshk do we customize the docker config to listen on this port?


Ah, I see what you mean. I that case we should have them both, yes.


ah, I see.  so the class name is supposed to be "glyphicon-chevron-downvoted",
right?  I thought it was supposed to be "glyphicon-chevron-down voted",
with a space.  In which case, you would've needed to add a space.  My
mistake.

As an fyi, the `base` part of it is just a random variable name that could
just as easily be `zebra`.  The important part of what you're doing is the
`+=` operator, which is the same as doing `variable = variable +
'something'`.

On Mon, Jul 6, 2015 at 3:39 PM PamBWillenz <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> Hi Ben,
>
> I just went back to checkpoint and it looks like the arrows change from up
> to down depending which one I click. Is your questions that the chevron
> won't return to 0 after you choose the up arrow or the down arrow? That is
> true. But the arrows will change from -1 to 1. I found this example of
> using `base` and I thought I'd try it.
>
> Can you explain more of what is supposed to happen. The checkpoint doesn't
> say exactly whether the votes are supposed to return to "0".
>
> Pam
>
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Hi @hkmoon, thanks for the first test! Can you maybe change the test to not use saving the xml? I do not think this should be part of it ... also some better assertion statement about what the transformation matrices are or so would be great. Thanks again, Stephan


I'm using this patch, and work


Initial commit


It's good, but I missed it, others will too. I think all times should be in full date time timezone format.


yes please


If that's the case, you likely somehow already had GNU find. On my system the find that came with the OS just didn't work.

> On Jul 6, 2015, at 4:49 PM, drlimbo <notifications@github.com> wrote:
>
> if i comment your lines (496-498) and use declare -x FIND="find" (not "gfind")
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Is this check for whether the file/directory exists going to change the last access time and in doing so potentially raise another event? (Hopefully not, since we're not actually touching the file, but wanted to double check.)


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See #1043


I looked into this a while back when creating the Yocto Project example external module recipe (hello-mod). At the time I found KERNEL_SRC to be as common as anything else. If there is no standard, what is the motivation for the change? Making this change could require changing Yocto Project recipes depending on KERNEL_SRC currently. What motivated the change for you?


so brincadeira, mande o formulario de feedback, gostei bastante das coisas que ensinou pra gente. muito bom! vlw

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Probably should have done this one before the rename, as it is, we need to resolve the concern about changing the KERNEL_SRC var name before I can apply this.


http://nizalowski.github.io/
 ====================
+personal website


@mani8177 ```mapSpatialReference``` will be null here as the map has not initialized.  Move this into the the ```onStatusChanged()``` method of your ```OnStatusChangedListener()```.


Ok, we wait then :)


:+1: Merge.


@bifurcation proposes using a relatively small value in the TXT resource record.  Note that we only need to carry sufficient entropy in the "response" from the server to bind that challenge response to a specific challenge.

Note that you don't have to limit yourself to dNSName.   You don't even have to provide a valid ServerHello message.  You could send back "Hi, I speak ACME and your token is <foo>" in cleartext.  That would demonstrate a level of control that I am sure would be adequate.  Of course, you would mightily confuse some classes of middlebox to the point that you might then cause a non-trivial number of failures; but I suspect that DVSNI is already going to run afoul of the middlebox problem.


@awanga Are you on g+? I would like to invite you into the OMAP⁴ dev hangout ;)


@rodfersou tests are failing since this commit: https://travis-ci.org/collective/collective.nitf/builds/68494335


Argh. I'll remove these changes.


Hslmr


I'd make the order `key`, `symbol`, `meaning`, and make `key` mandatory since there's only 3 call sites anyhow


Instead of hooking it into the `[stem]` processor, you have actually hooked into the diagramming extensions. Slightly novel, but I can guess why you've done it.


No, this was done only for consistency with e0a8e7d7 (grep for `itself`).


Thanks!


@jeremysimmons yes, because of that


Good idea!


@meatballhat @joshk wouldn't we want these to default to platform or do you want the package defaults to assume enterprise settings?


This is the line that I think @dougmartin was talking about on Skype.  Yes this should be in the publishable side of things.


The correct fix is:
 $('canvas',container).offset();
since there might be multiple canvases in the document.


Yeah, I missed that.


`total_words` is not necessarily zero (it gets updated from `prune_vocab`).

This was done for speed -- micro-incrementing `total_words` in the innermost loop seemed wasteful, when the count is only ever needed once every 10k sentences.


I leave this all up to you, for now a user and password isn't needed for the build api.


Overall, this answered the first question of whether `jeuclid` can be used. I think the answer is a resounding yes.

I think, for me, what it has also highlighted is thet `[stem]` processing have the need to also to output to images and not just perform conversions to some mathematical text formats. it would be nice to somehow tie it into a library that can convert to MathML from asciimath or latexmath, and route that output into this.


journalctl is not persistent though.

can you provide an example where the log is too polluted?

Thanks

S


Jamie is correct. It needs another ```dirname``` because:

```python

abspath(__file__)                            # ./canvas-syllabus-export/canvas_syllabus_export_/settings/aws.py
dirname(abspath(__file__))                   # ./canvas-syllabus-export/canvas_syllabus_export_/settings
dirname(dirname(abspath(__file__)))          # ./canvas-syllabus-export/canvas_syllabus_export
dirname(dirname(dirname(abspath(__file__)))) # ./canvas-syllabus-export
```


@skalk's attempt can be found in 68bd600b0f6460fad15a2c91ecb0ac474391938a (not merged yet as the to-be-fixup'd commit is already on master). Which one should I go for?


Be careful with `eval`. It's generally a dangerous language feature to use, since you can't always trust the strings you're executing not to be malicious (in the worst case) or wrong (causing bugs, in the best case).


That would make the most sense I think. I'll create an `ableton-live-suite` one now. There is the issue as mentioned above however that besides "Standard" and "Suite", they do also have "Trial" (which should be excluded however according to the docs) and "Intro". So actually there are 3 distinct packages, all separate downloads unfortunately.


Hi Ben,

The instructions on the README file in Testing with Capybara says the following:

Here is the link to the file: https://github.com/plataformatec/devise/wiki/How-To:-Test-with-Capybara

To do this, you'll need to include warden test helpers and turn on test mode. Include the following at the top of your file, or in a file that you are including. If you are using rspec-rails you can place these lines in a file of the spec/support directory and follow the instructions at the top of the file, spec/rails_helper.rb:

include Warden::Test::Helpers
Warden.test_mode!

Does this mean I include it one or the other - in spec/rails_helper.rb or in the actual specs file like you said. I played it safe and included in both places. The tests passed but of I course I want to be DRY. Let me know if I should take it out of my spec/rails_helper.rb.

Pam

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I don't think this is necessary since you're already including it in the spec file.

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rax retry tests


I might be stating the obvious, but usage of a converter in this case is purely for a PoC. Normally this might be routed via an extension or an existing backend (which implements the Converter interface ).


Hey Pavan - I'm not so sure how your solution code solves this...
You are defining CSS styles for 'ul' and 'li' but don't have ul or li elements in the actual html.


Can you remove these blank line changes from the pull request?


In this commit https://github.com/mtennekes/tmap/commit/b3896d83053b0b084fb56ce99d2b9c583b51b68c, I crudely get a `title` working.


I'd set width to 0 on this.


That's not advertising, that's poking around in internal indexes that are unfortunately printed on the Tool Labs homepage for no reason. I'm glad you found this, but I'm not gonna support any expectations until I'm ready.


:+1: Sounds like a good compromise.


noted


@MacDada muszą być spacje między ifami, a nawiasem? jeśli tak to do poprawy mam to wszędzie.


We probably should import color gray.


Yes, `Trial` should be excluded.

> So actually there are 3 distinct packages, all separate downloads unfortunately.

So be it. The “main” one (perhaps `Standard`) should be included here, and the others in [caskroom/versions](https://github.com/caskroom/homebrew-versions).


Also, I would make it multiple-choice, since may people could be considered for Delivery or Consulting.


this should be in a children folder.


thanks for clarifying. it wasn't clear to me as an outsider what these lines were doing.


Why not put:   uriScheme url ++ "//" ++    outside the "if" instead of having prependScheme?


@joelgombin, here are my now old thoughts on this http://timelyportfolio.blogspot.com/2013/08/gridsvganother-glue-for-r-to-svg.html


@kevindeedavis Looks good other than the few things I mentioned above.


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This is awesome/ genius.


Interesting... just curious of the use case? When a save commences you'll be unlocking the file. What was wrong with unlocking it after the save (was successful)?


@pdurbin Should do a code walkthrough for copying/pasting logic to getPermissionFilterQuery

@sekmiller


It won't be backward compatible, but play is building fine.


i couldn't find `ranked_flag` in this file, so consider adding the filenames you mentioned to the comment to clarify.


The ```STATICFILES_DIRS``` should be relative to BASE_DIR like this:

```python
STATICFILES_DIRS = (
    os.path.join(BASE_DIR, 'syllabusexport', 'syllabuspdf', 'static'),
)
```


(In re: https://github.com/freedomofpress/encryption-works/issues/39)


@Betsy25 Some users have their YouTube pages being served via non-https protocols, because of this the script wouldn't run since it was strictly matching YouTube links that start with `https`, not `htttp`.


But you may be right... micro optimization, maybe not worth it. Feel free to update any other way, as you see fit.


it's probably easier to fix whitespace errors before they go into develop than after


bower jQuery-Mask-Plugin#1.11.4                   extract archive.tar.gz
bower jQuery-Mask-Plugin#1.11.4                  EINVALID Failed to read /var/folders/1t/y1l91wl10c1dzz3682wqvnxh0000gn/T/moi/bower/jQuery-Mask-Plugin-5067-vic466/bower.json

Additional error details:
The name contains upper case letters

see https://github.com/bower/bower.json-spec#name


I do like adding UTC as often as possible for clarity, but I had to drop it to allow the forks table to fit in thin mobile browsers.  Next time I add an update, I'll add it back in where possible.  Thanks!


Very nice :-) Thanks!


Nevermind, I didn't read these clearly enough and notice it has default values unless the `TRAVIS_ENTERPRISE_*` variables exist :broken_heart:  :dash:


is there a reason why you took out the notify


Be aware that BxxAL[L] are conditional calls; not conditional jumps


Returns, returns, returns... Unless you are doing something special with the return, you don't need to define it in coffee.

Coffee will always include a default return to the compiled functions. Useful for stuff like unit tests, and best practice development.


be on the lookout for other instances of `1` as `true` that i may not have caught or may have thought were stylistic.

this code review is just a "static code analysis" after all, and i can't say much about runtime.


How do you think about to combine the passed functions into a single macro call?


But could you test the whole PR please ? ;)


You and your returns again?!


Ah good catch, that should be String.Empty not _fullDirectory...the base class will automatically prepend the root directory so we shouldn't add it ourselves.

Sure, I'll change that around to remove the allocs


thx for remembering me


Looks like there may be a whitespace error here.


Return...


As far as I know that's right @rassilon. This guy https://github.com/cefsharp/CefSharp/blob/master/CefSharp.WinForms.Example/app.manifest#L15 takes care of tooltips for WinForms. For OSR and therefore WPF CefSharp need to supply the handling.


I am more inclined to just remove the ';' in the end because:
1. do {} while wont let me use the return as its now, so it would be necessary an extra arg what I particularly like to avoid for output vars;
2. this is more like a "static function" that won't be used elsewhere and has only 1 statement on it.


It would probably be a good idea to set the default session expiration to ```SESSION_EXPIRE_AT_BROWSER_CLOSE = True``` unless the session length matters, which in this case I don't think it does.


see comment below


Changed that to int32_t


Actually, after using this for a day I take it back.  I'd really rather have different settings for different sections.  For example, my `Unpulled commits` section frequently has hundreds of commits (including many merge commits).  I really don't care about the merge commits in that case and would rather just have a flat list.


Ah right. OK.


You can remove this commit
```
git reset --hard HEAD~1
git push --force
```


note my mistake that this is an equality expression, not an assignment


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Instead of high/low and enable/disable can you use builtin constants like 1/0 and True/False?  See eg SPI's init.  Also data frame length could be just a number (16, 24 or 32, for 16 extened could use -16..?).


@bittorf thanks for taking care of the olsrd package :) I have been very busy last week and I was happy to have your help :)

Just on thing. You should had reset PKG_RELEASE:=1 because the PKG_VERSION is new.

No big deal, we will fix this with version 0.9.0.3 or later !

In Italy we say that making mistakes is very good because you can learn a lot !!!

thank you again for your help !!


Do you handle branch delay slot? those instructions do not deal with the delay slot the same way.


:warning: Nitpick

Type attributes are innecessary, html implies the. Refer the Udacity Nanodegree Style guide in the link below:
http://udacity.github.io/frontend-nanodegree-styleguide/


This also needs to be changed in `src/main/resources/org/jenkinsci/plugins/GithubSecurityRealm/config.jelly` to be the same value or to call that method -- I'm not familiar with jetty.


Let's keep this Python example so that it's consistent with other section in this tutorial


No handling of delay-slots. I thought delay slots was for real hw only.


What was your approach here? Did you try ls *.demo?


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The service gets created after the configuration. If I left the service to restart after installation it was failing.


#### :white_check_mark: Awesome
Good use of tags to enclose the text content.


Consider using string interpolation instead of string construction: http://coffeescript.org/#strings

`headerRow.append '<td>#{ lang.toUppercase }</td>'`


tak ;) tzn przynajmniej dopóki chcesz spełniać `PSR-2`, bo dla parsera php nie ma to znaczenia ;-)


You remove the old, equivalent test in your commit entitled "avocado.core.test: Test() -> Enforce that skip() can only be called from setUp()". So I would merge this commit there.


Do this line and the previous entry for `$(DOC_MODULE).types` both need to exist?


Timing, x_3.75 computed correctly in 2m 52sec


You can also call `:crypto.aes_ctr_decrypt(key, iv, text)` directly (the same for encrypt).


This should relate #4 too.


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I believe this is sound.


.zip ?


Further references https://code.google.com/p/chromiumembedded/issues/detail?id=367#c1 ... ahh and https://github.com/cefsharp/CefSharp/issues/789 :blush:


Remember that coffee has ha shorthand for `this`

```coffeescript
# this = @
# $(this) = $(@)

tb.addTagToQuery $(@).html()
```


@timelyportfolio yep, I was aware of your nice work on that topic! Your solution certainly has the advantage that you get exactly the same graphical look and feel you're used to in R. I like web apps (with shiny, say) so I always keep in mind the data burden, and when it comes to map it can quickly become quite heavy... well, after all, I guess we could implement different methods ;-) Also if we want to have OSM layers it would definitely make more sense to have something like leaflet than using the OSM layer as raster, transforming it back to an SVG and sending it back to the client...


Just a thought: I'm not sure if we get any benefit from using OUT arguments. We can just declare it locally and then do SELECT @msg at the end.


derp


better change commit title to 'mon: MDSMonitor: ...' instead of 'mon: remove_from_metadata: ...' -- it's more explanatory where the change is happening and will avoid the break for excessive characters on the title. There's no losing here ;)


Nice use of the two flavors of array declarations. Smaller arrays can easily be defined in single lines like you've done here.


There's a form on the admin tag page to edit individual visible flag.
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Probably don't need to delete the map entries if we're not actually deleting the product and just changing the view option. In the event that the product is actually deleted those map entries will be removed automatically based on the foreign key constraint (on delete cascade).


what's the gain in moving this line down just after `pending_daemon_health_rm.clear()`?


This should be
```
var pathName = (document.location.pathname.charAt(0) === '/' ? '' : '/') + document.location.pathname,
      ROOT_URI = String(pathName);
```


ahhhh gotcha :+1:


Easy to change either way.


This will tell us how many piles exist, but the piles might not actually contain any inventory - piles can exist without runs, or with empty runs. Probably have to use some more logic to check actual count of inventory (both available and reserved), as I don't know when piles are being deleted, if ever (maybe when all runs have been removed or are empty? not sure if we check for that currently).


Column is_global should not be the lastone.
Please change its order.

@hernandcb FYI.


I mean, I understand why we were calling `remove_from_metadata(t)` before `pending_daemon_health_rm.clear()` before the change below.  Given you are dropping that code later in this patch it should no longer matter whether we call `remove_from_metadata(t)` before or after clearing `pending_daemon_health_rm`, so why bother changing this line?


`SendMouseMoveEvent` isn't used in `WinForms` and wasn't previously exposed generally, so I hadn't considered any implications.


why name the getter `isRankedFlag` rather than `getRankedFlag`? is the "flag" an implementation detail or part of the "Job" interface, and would it be clearer to choose method names like `getRank` and `setRank`?


For easier readability you can use the `yes`, `no`, `on` and `off` aliases: http://coffeescript.org/#operators

```coffeescript
# Compiles to 'true
yes
on

# Compiles to false
no
off
```


Yes, it's only required in 1 or the other, not in both places.  I would
include them in the spec file...that is, until you find that you need them
in multiple files at which point I would move them out to the support file.

On Mon, Jul 6, 2015 at 4:00 PM PamBWillenz <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> Hi Ben,
>
> The instructions on the README file in Testing with Capybara says the
> following:
>
> Here is the link to the file:
> https://github.com/plataformatec/devise/wiki/How-To:-Test-with-Capybara
>
>
> To do this, you'll need to include warden test helpers and turn on test
> mode. Include the following at the top of your file, or in a file that you
> are including. If you are using rspec-rails you can place these lines in a
> file of the spec/support directory and follow the instructions at the top
> of the file, spec/rails_helper.rb:
>
> include Warden::Test::Helpers
> Warden.test_mode!
>
> Does this mean I include it one or the other - in spec/rails_helper.rb or
> in the actual specs file like you said. I played it safe and included in
> both places. The tests passed but of I course I want to be DRY. Let me know
> if I should take it out of my spec/rails_helper.rb.
>
> Pam
>
>
> From: bjblock <notifications@github.com<mailto:notifications@github.com>>
> Reply-To: PamBWillenz/Bloccit <reply@reply.github.com<mailto:
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> Bloccit@noreply.github.com>>
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> I don't think this is necessary since you're already including it in the
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You could also use the commonName field in the subject, which AFAIK does not have any practical length constraints.


Dafuc? Doube returns? Also... BANANAS!


Double returns?! DOUBLE RETURNS?!


> That's not advertising

https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/advertise - meaning #1,#2 (same as in how "features" are "advertised" in Windows Installer/ WIX) no banner ad, just *To give (especially public) notice of (something); to announce publicly.*


True not needed, just added for readability sake.


Sure, I'll update.


`get_field` should do the `||` operation for you.


:warning: Nitpick

Type attributes are innecessary, html implies the. Refer the Udacity Nanodegree Style guide in the link below:
http://udacity.github.io/frontend-nanodegree-styleguide/


String interpolation


spelling is correct


Might be okay to "delete" (change view option) even if customer is associated, it just won't be displayed in their view anymore despite being mapped. That way we'll still preserve a record of which customers are tied to that product, which I feel Nick will want to keep. We might need another way for customers to explicitly detach themselves from a product though.


Test syncing with local machines


In this case, the daemon should exit with a non-zero code. This lets the init script know that the server did not successfully start up.


```coffeescript
$(@).html()
```


the previous comment about method naming applies to `isUnclassified` and `getIsUnclassified` as well.

also, is there a reason you are returning `boolean` vs `Boolean`?

i suggest removing `@return` from these comments if you don't plan on adding a full JavaDoc.


Consider using a string constructor

```coffeescript
displayed = new String
```


The real question is, who the fuck is "i"?
Oh gahd i'm thinking about Wall-E now..
"Eeeeve!"


PascalCase functions... Booooooh!


I'm aware of the definition thank you. Given that definition, you should now know that I did not "give notice" or "announce" anything. All that happened is an automated list of server accounts listed an account "tour". I've filed an issue in Tool Labs that the home page should be changed because it should not give the illusion that anything is "advertised".


De ce ai șterge cuvântul „Nu”, dacă e și-n engleză? Nu pricep...


Yes I did see that it was a dangerous method to use. Would you have another suggestion about how best to store/retrieve a hash from a CSV?

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@Peaker not sure I understand what you're recommending. Can you elaborate?


Great work here!


I don't think we want to print this out at debug level 1. I don't think this is information the user needs to be aware of if it happens, and printing at level 5 ought to be enough.


Exchange the operator for the coffee alias

```coffeescript
if displayed is name
```


Era bine. E articol hotărât și-n engleză...


Hmm. If it's too hard to do in the deadline don't bother but it would be nice if we could actually do this by collecting the disputes and reporting all the disputes rather than throwing on the first one. If you don't do it in this pass, can you file a bug to do it post-UWP?


In certain cases for users upgrading from older versions of khan-dotfiles where the git template had a symlink directly into `khan-linter`, there was an edge case where this could lead to ka-clone _overwriting the contents_ of khan-linter's `githook.py`, which then strangely causes the confusing `_ka-commit-lint: fork: Resource temporarily unavailable` error experienced by a few devs.

For people who find themselves in this situation, the absolute easiest fix is to entirely delete the `devtools/khan-linter` and `devtools/ka-clone` directories and then rerun `setup.sh` in khan-dotfiles, which will obtain fresh copies and then automatically repair the repositories.  (If affecting a repository not handled by dotfiles, after the above steps are taken one can run `ka-clone --repair` manually in the affect repository)

Gotta love it when one line of code can cause a cascading issue across three different repositories!


This shouldn't since it just calls stat on the file or folder which should not change anything about the item


Looks good.


Era bine, ai omorât sensul... „without having to” e toată ziua „fără să fie nevoie”...


+2 The reason for it is that the old autotools macro alwayes defined it for us.


Might not the same concern apply there? (It seems it should be impossible for the exact-vector-used-as-the-query, which was just pulled from syn0norm, to not be the closest result against the same syn0norm.)


Ai modificat un cuvânt... Nu știu de ce ar fi asta o traducere mai bună... :/ E cam aceeași idee.


Trying to clear an interval before that interval has been set?

Also, try not to attach objects or vars directly to the window. Maybe create a window.bank object to avoid messing up reserved global keywords or objects.


Nit: You could check for the presence of the `@` symbol in `user_name` to decide which lookup to do - it would save a database query when an email address is given. I assume `@` is not allowed in usernames.


Great! You manage to get this working on your Terminal.


Se subînțelege că e vorba de jocuri (e menționat înainte)... :/ Modificare inutilă....


String interpolation.


Personal aș opta pentru „Modul în care folosiți Web-ul este unic.” Sună mai natural.


@jgoppert the changes on `position_estimator_inav_main.cpp` relative to support on `vision_speed_estimate` topic disappeared.


For the "production" app, try to eliminate console.logs


We got throttled by Meetup.com, which happens from time to time. It should come back when the script runs again, assuming Meetup doesn't throttle again. From time to time their algorithm gets overly aggressive, and they lock us out for an hour.


Yay! Thanks Diego :+1:


Din nou, modificare inutilă. „Să îl” = „Să-l”...


-) Saving a change to only metadata (i.e. the subject) doesn't trigger an event (i.e. ResourceUpdatedEvent) so no client knows that it happened

-) Clicking save when nothing actually changed causes a save on the server (at least for some of the editors) but again no event is sent to the clients

So, in these two cases there's no way for the active client (client that saves) or any other connected client to know a save has happened. Therefore, it seems reasonable to have this functionality so that the active client can release the lock *after* the save request was sent to the server. If save fails, it's not a problem that a lock release has been requested as well since some compensating action needs to be taken anyway.


yep. :+1:


Cred că e mai clar așa. E posibil ca virgula de după „Nu” să nu fie foarte vizibilă și să genereze un sens greșit în mintea utilizatorului. Sensul e același.

Se mai poate schimba: „Veți putea vedea în continuare”

Dacă insiști, am să pun la loc „nu”-ul.


Awesome. Will pull this week.


The notifier should have been application scoped though, not dependent (no need to look up and destroy one every single time). I will fix that.


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Nu e protecție față de ceva. E protecția pentru acel aceva (protecția de urmărire, protecția pentru urmărire...)


for MIPS they are software details :

* Bxx : if taken, the next instruction is executed as a delay slot before jumping to the target address. If not taken, the next instruction is just executed normally.

* BxxL : if taken, the next instruction is executed as a delay slot before jumping to the target address. If not taken, the next instruction is skipped (ignored).

So, as you see, you cannot simply ignore them in the CFG. As an example:

BEQ r1, r2, target // address + 0
ADD r1, r2, r3 // address + 4
```
    t1 = r1; // address + 0
    t2 = r2; // address + 0
    r1 = r2 + r3; // address + 4
   jump t1 == t2, target // address + 0
// adress + 8
```

BEQL r1, r2, target // address + 0
ADD r1, r2, r3 // address + 4
```
   jump t1 != t2, skip // address + 0
    r1 = r2 + r3; // address + 4
   jump true, target // address + 0
skip: // address + 8
```

see how exactly the delay slot is emulated here ?


Victor, if this is really only for the current recording track, it is very far "away" from where you set the color of the other GPX tracks ... I really think we should combine these2 very related functions somehow.  :-)

We have an issue for the track selection and other menus (#1340), and it should be our master issue guiding us to a better UI here, but just for the record:
- On the current "Track analysis/Show on map" dialogue, selecting a color and not checking the "Show in map" tick box leads to an FC
- We use the term "Show on map" on the track segments screen in to very different ways: "Show on map" on a track segment's context menu displays only the segment's start point, while checking the tick box on he track analysis dialogue shows the whole track
- The color selection box on the track analysis dialogue is buggy, default color is displayed as empty string, #000000 seems to not indicate black, but tapping it leads to the default color instead?
- Track width selection still entirely missing on that dialogue
- Overall the track analysis dialogue is "hidden" behind the top eight icon on the track segments screen, overlooked by many users

In general, solving #1340 should solve most of these  :-)
Best, Hardy


Change to bool


Eeeeew.. jQuery animation.. I'd suggest using Greensocks automatic looping or .fromTo - Better performance and no need for a function to call itself, calling a new animate each time.


Is there some max number of columns we are trying to achieve? All these little reformatting changes make it tough to find, "What changed?" when a user complains about something broking in an upgrade.

Give me a number and I'll try and stick with it.

Or, get a bigger monitor! :-)


Thank you.


Saitul se numește Mozilla Support. Nu inversăm de dragul inversării, așa se numește saitul.


These are the 6 office regions that we will need to add:

Boston, USA
Portland, USA
Reading, England
New Delhi, India
Brisbane, Australia
Sydney, Australia


Mă gândeam să schimb „funcționalități” în „funcții” dar am tăiat articolul să fie mai scurt cuvântul pentru că arată cam prost în sait.


Yep, they just throttled us again.


Great work, completing this on your terminal to get it done!


Can't you just get the id by searching for "v="?


That's most likely one of the very few animations this project will need. Greensock might be an overkill


Don't try to align `=` in coffee. Whitespace is important as it is parsed as part of the syntax. You'll save yourself some trouble down the road.


În DEX e fără cratimă, haideți să nu mai reinventăm româna sau să modificăm ce era bine...


```
Just u -> (\i -> uriScheme url ++ "//" ++ if isAbsoluteURI i then i else (u ++ i)) ...
```
But indeed, the "if" here cannot be a case guard. But you can further change the above line to:
```
Just u -> (\i -> uriScheme url ++ "//" ++ catUri u i) ...
...
where
   catUri u i | isAbsoluteURI i = i
              | otherwise = u ++ i
```

I tend to prefer to name my lambdas (but that's just a style preference).  So I'd name the entire lambda prependUrlPrefix:

```
Just u -> prependUriPrefix u <$> ...
where
    prependUriPrefix u i = uriScheme url ++ "//" ++ catUri u i
    catUri u i | isAbsoluteURI i = i
               | otherwise = u ++ i
```

Note that this is just my style in Haskell, and not necessarily better than the style above :)


Размер объекта


You did not enter the directory correctly. You had the correct idea.


I believe we should also include a single region for the rest - "Remote".

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```coffeescript
if $tags.val() is 'abort'
```


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That's one of the reasons why I initially designed the 'linux' package (I wanted to put linux specific stuff under that namespace). I thought of `drivers`, since many kernel modules are akin to windows drivers, but it didn't feel quite right.


Is it okay if I make a Windows version, of this?


Instead of !empty?  you can use present?  Makes it a bit more readable.


@Peaker thanks a lot. Note that I removed prepending the scheme in the case that it's an absolute uri. see https://github.com/grasswire/scrapey/commit/6ca9df0ebcdf667da03f851b926c7535bd088233


Yes, sorry! I forgot to include that.


I totally agree it belongs to Configure map!

What I am saying is, the settings "GPX track color" and "GPX track width" (and their possible values) should not be renderer-dependent, or supplied by the render.xmls, but be global. In the render.xml's, we should only specify that renderer's default GPX color, and default GPX display width, i.e. the values which will take precedence if a user in "Configure map" specifies "Default", and does not explicitly override by choosing a specific different value, right?


You could us the conditional var assignment here.

```coffeescript
tags = false if tags.toString() is ''
```


Thanks for the info.
If you wrap your require with the following does this work for you?

```
if Gem::Specification::find_all_by_name('strong_parameters').any?
  require 'strong_parameters'
end
```

This works for my testing but I don't have a good Rails 3.2 project to try it on. If this works I can add to the gem.


Probably exporting the `context_aware` and the `context` APIs to the `avocado` module. Of course this could use some thought, but it was my first idea.


Remove your `else` if you don't plan to run code in it.


Hey!!

Sorry for not getting on these sooner. I will be reviewing these updates and merging them in this evening =)

Thank you for your support!!!

- John


Can you also include the alter into the migration script ?


Nu ar fi „Împărtășește-ne”? (Share OUR)


Ok - changing it to collect and throw wouldn't be too hard - I'll get that change in.


This doesn't seem to work against some of the app names we are using, like 'my.cool.app'

See: https://trinket.io/python/9854a4988c

It doesn't look like this regex was copied verbatim from the scala version, was that intentional?

I can make another PR to fix this if you want.


Thanks for the explanation - I like to understand things.... it might just
make me a better developer :-)
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> -) Saving a change to only metadata (i.e. the subject) doesn't trigger an
> event (i.e. ResourceUpdatedEvent) so no client knows that it happened
>
> -) Clicking save when nothing actually changed causes a save on the server
> (at least for some of the editors) but again no event is sent to the clients
>
> So, in these two cases there's no way for the active client (client that
> saves) or any other connected client to know a save has happened.
> Therefore, it seems reasonable to have this functionality so that the
> active client can release the lock *after* the save request was sent to
> the server. If save fails, it's not a problem that a lock release has been
> requested as well since some compensating action needs to be taken anyway.
>
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Indentation is important in coffee. Make sure to keep it consistant. Luckily this is a comment, so no biggie - But had it been anything functional, the script would have broken, since indentation is parsed as part of the syntax.


Aici ar trebui traducerea să fie „Începe procesul prin apăsarea butonului Pornire (Run).”


Consider using the array constructor. Makes it more concise what you're trying to do.

```coffeescript
refinements = new Array
```


Ah:

So now `prependScheme (u ++ i)` is a bit of a silly way to write: `uriScheme url ++ "//" ++ u ++ i`

So I'd write:

```
Just u -> toAbsoluteURI u <$> imgs
where
    toAbsoluteURI u i
        | isAbsoluteURI i = i
        | otherwise = uriScheme url ++ "//" ++ u ++ i
```


I was going to port it to Windows tomorrow but, if you want to do it, go ahead.


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the version I have and the version in production is not like this version. It's missing many files. talk to me about it.


you can't if it's shortened url


Shouldn't the order be to build first and then to install?


Us coffee's operator aliases

```coffeescript
if selection isnt 'null'
```


Ce-ai avut cu „indivizii”? Ca formă, e mai aproape de original, părerea mea.


First I've seen of this. Is this something still in need of review and merge?


Y u no use alias?

```coffeescript
relevant = yes
```


Dublă repetiție „pe pe”. Șterge un „pe”.


Incorrectly modified.  Fixed in later commit.


Good overall work


You're very welcome. By forcing me to have another look, I found the dependent vs app scoped issue, which I will fix in a bit ;).


Create a `LinkedList<Node>` here and return `LinkedListNode<Node>` instead.


```coffeescript
if doc.refinements[refinements[r].id].toLowerCase() isnt refinements[r].value.toLowerCase()
```


Rename to `GetExpression`.


```coffeescript
relevant = no
```


I don't exactly agree on this, but we will have a look at convergence criteria at our next meeting. At the moment `N` can never be larger than `iteration` (see line 56).


Use pull-right instead of text-right. That will keep the time remaining on the same line.


pun la loc Grupul de lucru pentru protecția de urmărire al W3C


În contextul actual e vorba de noutate ori noutăți (probabil postate) pe Twitter și Facebook. Personal aș fi pus un „pe” înainte de Twitter pentru un plus de înțeles. Nu neapărat ce-i nou. Traducerea ta e ambiguă...


Let change the title here...


I don't like this.


Would prefer a list of `DirectoryPath` here.


Would prefer a `DirectoryPath` here.


Make those two read only.


Aici ar cam trebui articolul hotărât. „Înregistrați-vă pentru buletinul de știri lunar”. Acel „un” îmi dă impresia de oarecare... „Un oarecare buletin de știri...”


The whole fake file system should be rewritten. Not very robust as it is.


Sună bine. „Modul în care folosiți Web-ul este unic.”


E tot acolo aproximativ ca sens. În fine.


So this wasn't an IDEA specific issue: `Version` never worked in any IDE.


OK.


I dont agree either. I am trying some things to come a conclusion. :)


You could use `unless` here

```coffee
unless tags
    relevant = yes
```


```coffeescript
if doc.hasOwnProperty('tags') and doc.tags.indexOf(tags[t]) isnt -1
```


awesome, thanks @Peaker


Maybe change line 56 to something line `N <= iteration`, and then the convergence flag to what it was before :)


Use Match match = Regex.Match(url, @"\?v=\w+") to grab the video id. The matched url will be stored under match.Groups[1]. If the group is empty then check if it's a shorthand url and grab it using substring.


```coffee
if doc.hasOwnProperty('tags')
```


hmmm... not sure of the value to more than just a niche subsection of the community


Oops! Yes, that is not supposed to be there!
Will remove this in an update tonight :D
Thanks for pointing it out!


If I understand this correctly, the commit message is out of sync with the actual changes. What I mean is:

"Make sure avocado complains loudly when people try to call skip() from inside setUp()"

Should be:

"Make sure avocado complains loudly when people try to call skip() from any place other than setUp()"


String interpolation


OK. „Înregistrați-vă pentru buletinul de știri lunar”


I'll nag you just in case it wasn't a deliberate choice :) `(\i -> uriWithScheme u i)  is the same as `uriWithScheme u`.


97648758-VentSlabCoolCoilOutput-4978 (mjwitte) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1682 of 1682 tests passed)

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dezvolta și implementa!


This is what I had planned first, but then I didn't want to run into issue where deconstruction and garbage collection would start throwing things away.
I felt it was safer to use GLOBALS instead in this scenario where I'm messing with shutdown and signals.
If you feel it's safe to rely on the Mage registry (rely on the fact that the data will be available until the very end) I'm fine with changing this.


Sean, you need to "git add" your test files, commit, and push.


nonprofit. Verifică DEX-ul.


Please don't forget to add -strip to png processing to remove all metadata


Image Optimization is a new feature, correct? Has this been tested under a heavy load yet?


I've seen it, but it didn't replace any of the code that uses OpenCV.


Ce-ai avut cu articolul nehotărât? Atâta timp cât există și-n limba originală, în română de ce nu?


Yes, good catch, let me fix this.


this could be map { |url, path| [open(url), path] }


I kinda like ``R/`` because it is more similar to other languages regexp syntax support.

Ruby:
http://ruby-doc.org/core-2.1.1/Regexp.html

Javascript:
http://www.w3schools.com/jsref/jsref_obj_regexp.asp

Perl:
http://perldoc.perl.org/perlre.html

etc.


nonprofit. DEX.


I'd like to keep the commented code in app/code/community/Aoe/Scheduler/Model/Task/Test.php
since this is my "testing playground". Everything else is fine. If you create a new PR without the changes in this file I'll merge it.
Not sure how we can make scrutinizer stop complaining about this. Maybe the commented code can go into another uncommented method that I can insert when I need to play with it.


Din nou... #cuvintemăcelărite


@fringd `open(url)` starts downloading the file, so you need to use `lazy` here.


@nyalldawson  Fear so, yes. Pull request with suggested fix: #2197.


I see now, my interpretation was still locked-in on the 'no prune' case. If I get into deep optimizations I'll keep all the options in mind.


Have no idea, but it gives the same code


fair enough.


for = pentru...
on = pe
Pune „pentru” înapoi.


Looks good!


Read more = Citiți mai multe


Is there somewhere in the android docs that explains why? Or did you just find out through trial and error?


Misspelling.


Indeed, even better!


Good.


+1 for the fix. Was about to create a PR for it!


gas don't set H-bit on blx with odd address - simple workarond.
RebootHax checked and working sith SSB, should not be a problem.


@zhang-hua can you please double check the statement above. Seems like it should read, `If the user does not have [...]` ? Correct?

/cc @xingzhou


„wikiul echipei de confidențialitate al Mozilla”.
Wiki cu literă mică, iar acolo cu Mozilla pare nemodificat, ai apostrof și s-ul ăla.


Nitpick (feel free to ignore): "Avocado will do **its** best..."


@clebergnu, now that I'm thinking, should `fail_on_error` be added to `__all__`?


OK.


Все равно сосачерская плавающая форма ответа не используется.


Ben - took it out of rails_helper.rb.

Pam

From: bjblock <notifications@github.com<mailto:notifications@github.com>>
Reply-To: PamBWillenz/Bloccit <reply@reply.github.com<mailto:reply@reply.github.com>>
Date: Monday, July 6, 2015 at 5:26 PM
To: PamBWillenz/Bloccit <Bloccit@noreply.github.com<mailto:Bloccit@noreply.github.com>>
Cc: Pam Willenz <pam@positek.net<mailto:pam@positek.net>>
Subject: Re: [Bloccit] Assignment 54 complete (1736e67)

Yes, it's only required in 1 or the other, not in both places. I would
include them in the spec file...that is, until you find that you need them
in multiple files at which point I would move them out to the support file.

On Mon, Jul 6, 2015 at 4:00 PM PamBWillenz <notifications@github.com<mailto:notifications@github.com>> wrote:

> Hi Ben,
>
> The instructions on the README file in Testing with Capybara says the
> following:
>
> Here is the link to the file:
> https://github.com/plataformatec/devise/wiki/How-To:-Test-with-Capybara
>
>
> To do this, you'll need to include warden test helpers and turn on test
> mode. Include the following at the top of your file, or in a file that you
> are including. If you are using rspec-rails you can place these lines in a
> file of the spec/support directory and follow the instructions at the top
> of the file, spec/rails_helper.rb:
>
> include Warden::Test::Helpers
> Warden.test_mode!
>
> Does this mean I include it one or the other - in spec/rails_helper.rb or
> in the actual specs file like you said. I played it safe and included in
> both places. The tests passed but of I course I want to be DRY. Let me know
> if I should take it out of my spec/rails_helper.rb.
>
> Pam
>
>
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> Bloccit@noreply.github.com<mailto:Bloccit@noreply.github.com>>>
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>
>
> I don't think this is necessary since you're already including it in the
> spec file.
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hhfhfhfhfh


addAction is local - needs to be executed on each client.


The project does include Eclipse-specfic files, yes. That's because it was originally developed using Eclipse by most of the developers (it was a 10 people semester project). I don't actually think this is good, but it's better to have files specific to one IDE than files specific to more than one IDE. :/
Regarding "trust the IDE": Well, the IDE has no clue about what files should be on the repository or not. It just adds everything to the index that's new, except for when those files are listed in the .gitignore file. Otherwise all generated class files etc. would be added too.

I'm definitely pro build system, though! But I have no clue what's the best way for handling Android apps with gradle without having IDE specific bloat...


Pune înapoi „Obțineți”. Nu-nțeleg de ce simți nevoia să omori sensul unor traduceri.


I had to specifically mention these due to how I inherited the widget, not sure if this is correct. @zachmullen


you'll = you will = veți putea (viitor).
La tine e prezent. Modifică.


the bug remained install correctly without errors but in the end

http://wowpandora.com.br/PhentomCMS/website/


This should be:
let name: String


There may be a better way of inheriting such that I don't have to redefine each function on the subclass.


This should be:
`let age: Int`


Mi se pare mult mai natural „defecțiuni ale modulelor” decât „defecțiuni module”.


Typo: `reuqest`


This is a placeholder alert that will tell them the JSON is malformed, in the future this will probably be a confirm allowing them to switch the field type to simple.


Că tot ziceam de omorât traduceri... Pune înapoi „Vedeți”.


OK


OK.


BGR images cannot contain metadata, right?


Should have a comment down below about why this needs to be an `NSArray`.


Best to implement Printable, so the sidebar prints the objects a little nicer.


Krai irmao! E essas linhas em branco aqui???


As I said - strip PNG please. It takes almost twice more space in the repo now!


Also removing the `NSArray` type annotation.


Correct because it's a rule and not characteristic changing effect.


Aici preferam „partajați”. Datele sunt partajate cu Mozilla.
Traducerea trebuie și trebuia să fie „În prezent nu partajați raportul de stare cu Mozilla.”


this closes #15


"Your turn" is more appropriate here.


nonprofit. DEX.


This is a great page to have.


La principii pune cu literă mică.


Use the ⌘ unicode character instead of cmd. eg `⌘1`.


... „dar veți vedea în continuare” OK


Single click.


Будущее бекенда ;)


Ți-am mai zis deja. Aplicația e Videoclipuri, pune așa.


@MJunz 이 커밋은 에러리포트하는 곳이 아닙니다. #1 로 가세요.
만약 지속적으로 잘못된 코멘트를 올릴경우 이 레포에서 차단됩니다.

그리고 해당 플러그인을 위해선 EconomyAPI가 있어야 합니다.
본인의 서버 설정이나 콘솔을 확인해보시고 에러리포트가 있으면 올리세요.

앞서서 이건 이미 정상작동 되고있는 플러그인이며 이런식으로
에러리포트를 저에게 보내서 도배하는 것은 저에게 큰 피해가 됩니다.


Totul Cafenea.
Cam așa ar afișa telefonul.


WHAT


Utilizare 3G.
Așa afișează telefonul.


"add a quick look" not "add an inspection." (Use the official Apple vocabulary.)


Alright, but I don't understand what you mean by more space. The Makefile is still used toconvert the files for release.


Vineri, 26 mai.
Avem virgula și-n română.


OK.


OK


Performance hasn't increased as much as I hoped. If I read these numbers correctly, we cut about a third of the computation time:
No ff calling in C++:
```
user  system elapsed
296.59  114.57 1718.76
```
Calling ff in C++:
```
user  system elapsed
323.13   80.14 1153.08
```
With the new code there's much less moving data around in memory, and the code is a lot less complex, which is why I expected a much bigger boost in performance.

The `new` and `delete` are there because I believed that is the way to create memory objects in the heap (instead of the stack). But as you know I'm just learning C++, so feel free to change.


`let name: String`


@jhersh I think this should say something like "Enabling may hurt performance"


nice. it passed :+1:


looks like jsunderhood list of handlers


Prima traducere era mai aproape de sensul original. Poate „Navighează pe Web în felul tău.” Firefox e personalizabil cu teme, suplimente. Se cam referă la asta. Traducerea ta e mai ambiguă.


My description of this the reason why I shouldn't multitask while pushing edits. This quest has nothing to do with Tuurem at all.

The description should read that I added the line to get it to show in the database allowing players to click the objective which points them to the location referenced in the objective line.


Why not add a designated initializer for this stuff?


Well, we have been calling these targets `make build-rpm-all` in our other Makefiles. I think this is reasonable, though. We can always standardize at a later stage.


Awesome! Thanks for looking at this. I’ll make these changes before I head off for the day.

Thanks,

Kevin

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>
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PNG files in the theme source uses A LOT of space by unnecesary metadata. They must be stripped.


**Malvertising filter list by Disconnect** also contain "http://s3.amazonaws.com".


I think this link should be added to the code for clarity

https://www.mikrocontroller.net/articles/Entprellung#Komfortroutine_.28C_f.C3.BCr_AVR.29


OK, good idea. I suppose we haven't started talking about using more traditional data bases, such as MariaDB yet, so this makes sense.


Strictly speaking yes. Practically, maybe just make the backing store `volatile` would be enough?


@k2b6s9j I think the credit should go to @datanoise :-)


Coding guidelines! For variable names, you should put an underscore between words! It makes it much easier to read
(I won't mark the other occurrences of this)


Typo in the commit message, `s/lightweigth/lightweight`.


hint: Arguments local, Effects local
better: use our own message function
"disp_message" oder "disp_info"


Other than that, this looks good.


Sure, also good.


why did you do that?


Nu am vrut să rămân fără spațiu pe Android: „Rapid. Gratuit. Personalizabil. Navighează cum vrei tu cu Firefox” -- aș putea să pun fie „... Navighează pe net cum vrei tu” sau „... Navighează în felul tău cu Firefox”

dacă zici că e spațiu suficient, las cum era original


This is actually unnecessary with argparse! Use the command line input as the file handle so you don't have the file name in your actual code


ah


The above section takes up a lot of space... Could you put the conversion values in another file that the program reads in?


Because `KDIR` is the name that's documented in Documentation/kbuild/modules.txt. Admittedly it's documended as "-C $KDIR" but this is a detail. See section 2.2. It's the one I've seen the most while maintaining kmod, too.

There are some other names like KERNELDIR, used by kdbus: https://github.com/systemd/kdbus/blob/master/Makefile#L30

I don't have a strong opinion on changing this though... I only did this because I was going to do the second patch.  I can remove this one and resubmit the second patch if desired.


I like the usage of the 'continue's! I never would have thought of doing that!


To both of you. I based it off both of you're guys' work.


I'm not aware of sniff being called with three parameters? I've only seen two args passed. E.g. https://github.com/galaxyproject/galaxy/blob/dev/lib/galaxy/datatypes/text.py#L142


Is there a way to make the above section shorter?


Nice, short, main method!


Yup. That bug makes sense.


This seems quite strange, maybe you have a good rationale for opening two file handles on the same object, neither of which are closed, maybe use a `with`


Hah. I was playing with this yesterday and typed `lens-thrush` and was pleased that it worked. Now it doesn't! :frowning: I suppose that's good motivation for me to write some docs for it...


Doctest is imported and unused, either comment it out or add doctests! (I suggest the second one!)


Done.


Teeny weeny nitpicks:
- There should be a space after the comma
- "Use"


Yay!!!


@ysb33r @mojavelinux this is absolutely just a PoC. To use JEuclid some mechanism is needed to call Java code from Ruby. Spawning a new VM for each image/equation is too slow. RJB is great but a drag for non developer users to install since it's a native extension. I also ran into problems using it on recent OS X versions due to bugs in the Oracle and/or Apple JVM launching implementation. The workaround I implemented in asciidoctor-diagram was to run a mini web service daemon written in Java that does the conversion. This has good performance since we only need to spawn a single VM and is simple to deploy since it's a plain java application; no native code required.
Since I had that infrastructure available already in asciidoctor-diagram, I plugged jeuclid into that for a PoC. As I said (perhaps too concisely) in a tweet to Dan, we'll need to decide if and how to move this to asciidoctor core if this is the chosen to be the way forward.


That's the idea ;)


Maybe this is better:

converged = False if (N>28 or (abs(slopeRW) > 0.001) or ((abs(Abdiff) > 0.001)) or (abs(slopeEP) > 0.001) or (parameters[2] != abundances[0]-7.47)) else True

N should not be 25 but 28 as it count 3 more before final.

Also if we leave it as it is all iterations have to be done.


is this not going to return 'X', always? `header` and `fileobj` are both handles on the same name, header's second character is X, so seeking 1 and reading 1 should always return `X` if you've passed the conditional on L22.


min sdk is api 19


Overall, very good use of methods! It's a good thing when you only have to have two lines in the main method!


```
gitcmd/repo.go:251: wrong number of args for format in Errorf call: 3 needed but 4 args
```

@beyang, you're missing the `%v` for `err` here (just before `(output follows)`).


Ha! This makes a lot of sense :)


Nice one, thanks!


How about using the "not in" operator instead of regex here?

i.e.:

QUIZ_PATTERN = "_q_"

and

if QUIZ_PATTERN not in fname and not all:


"Hi, I speak ACME and your token is " was the original goal, but we wanted to keep it easy to implement within current servers.  I have updated the PR to use the organizationName within the subject.  This will avoid problems with any servers that use the certificate to auto-configure their SNI.


sqlite_timeseries (mbadams5) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1739 of 1739 tests passed)

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Holà gnouf! Et bienvenue! (Du haut de ma propre petite semaine depuis que je suis arrivé :p )
Ouais c'est sûr que le climatiseur qui te mets -10°C dans une pièce, c'est bourrin. On est d'accord! ^^
Pour le principe de "système de refroidissement", je vois plus ça comme une partie d'un ensemble mécanique. Mais après, c'est vrai que ça a l'avantage d'être un terme plutôt générique pour désigner un truc qui rafraîchit, qu'il s'agisse d'une cuisine ou d'une chambre froide, donc pourquoi pas. Mais du coup faut uniformiser l'utilisation de ce terme sur toouuus les fichiers faisant référence au "Cooler" (doit pas y en avoir des masses non plus :D ), vu que c'est aussi pour ça que je reparlais du "Climatiseur": c'est le nom choisit dans l'onglet TEMPERATURE du jeu pour désigner "le truc qui rafraîchit les pièces". :)


Naked exceptions are an anti-pattern, even `except Exception` is slightly better.


That might be good enough, but when its so easy to be correct, shouldn't we just be correct? :smile:

It's not like people call these APIs constantly so it doesn't really matter from a performance perspective.

Call it the "I'm modifying before browser is initialized state" lock. :)

Bill


@agnat This script is very useful. It shows a few bugs in our backend. I think it would be a good idea to get it integrated into travis-ci.


> This has good performance since we only need to spawn a single VM and is simple to deploy since it's a plain java application; no native code required.

This is the part that really gets me excited.


Does this commit resolve https://github.com/libgit2/git2go/issues/217?


Hi @methodbox - as documented here (http://docs.meteor.com/#/full/allow) the 3rd argument to an update in allow/deny is a list of fields that are being updated.

`_.without` drops `url` and `title` from this list, just leaving us to check if there's anything else the user is trying to update. We deny them if so..

You might want to read some of our recent blog posts on this top to help you understand further:

 - https://www.discovermeteor.com/blog/allow-deny-security-challenge/
 - https://www.discovermeteor.com/blog/allow-deny-a-security-primer/


I think it's correct. Nevermind.


You could probably skip the precision parameter by using `ArcCos(dot_ab, len_a * len_b)`, however that won't solve this particular problem. The problem is that len_a * len_b evaluates to 70, where the true value would be 70.7.

To fix it, something like this might work:

```
var precision = 10;
return ArcCos(precision * dot_ab, Sqrt(DotProduct(a,a) * DotProduct(b,b) * precision * precision))
```

but it makes it more vulnerable to overflows...


Ahh, this is making more sense now. However, again, judging by the `seek`/`read`, my *reading* of the code (no, haven't tested) seems to suggest that neither of these sniffers will return true for the string "01".


97648758-VentSlabCoolCoilOutput-4978 (mjwitte) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-IntegrationCoverage-Debug: OK (1167 of 1167 tests passed)

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-The space number should 4
-Please use spaces instead of tabs


Something like that in principle. I'm playing around with a logging system, so we have a nice log at the moment.


In word2vec, there were multiple returned items having the same similarity of 1.0. Which one came first in the result was then arbitary -- sometimes it wasn't the input query, sometimes it was.

So if there's an error, it's in the fact that several items have apparently identical vector representation, and so give identical similarity scores.


1712-AvailabilityManagers (kbenne) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: Tests Failed

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unrelated change


80 columns.

some code simply won't wrap nicely to 80 columns, but comments will almost always fit.

often i have to do diagnostics on some very low-end hardware, and formatting to 80 columns makes it easier to grok the overall flow and spot stinky code.  also, you can get two 80 column terminal sessions side by side on just about any screen - one for compiling/running/tailing, and one for the editor/ide.  point-to-focus and bob's your uncle.


I am not sure if the following is correct in all cases, but it does remove redundant joins that are generated in the following tests (and does not affect any other unit tests):

org.hibernate.test.collection.basic.JoinFetchElementCollectionTest#testJoinFetchesByPath
(https://github.com/hibernate/hibernate-orm/blob/master/hibernate-core/src/test/java/org/hibernate/test/collection/basic/JoinFetchElementCollectionTest.java#L56)

org.hibernate.test.hql.FunctionNameAsColumnTest#testGetMultiColumnSameNameAsArgFunctionHQL
(https://github.com/hibernate/hibernate-orm/blob/master/hibernate-core/src/test/java/org/hibernate/test/hql/FunctionNameAsColumnTest.java#L120)

org.hibernate.test.stateless.StatelessSessionQueryTest#testHQL
(https://github.com/hibernate/hibernate-orm/blob/master/hibernate-core/src/test/java/org/hibernate/test/stateless/StatelessSessionQueryTest.java#L65)


@SubJunk, @Nadahar there are in the UMS undocummented methods which can significantly speed up browsing (making thumbnails) and starting play videos. Can you try to put to the UMS.conf `videotranscode_start_delay = 0
minimum_video_buffer_size = 1` and try to browse and play videos? Of course before that please delete the cache database. I am not sure if it will not have any side effect for the TsMuxer but we will see. Now the `videotranscode_start_delay` is set to 6 (means 6 sec delay before any transcoder start to send transcoded video or make thumbnails unless it is hardcoded in the transcoder to other value) and the `minimum_video_buffer_size` to 12 (means 12 MB) when the minimum to work is 1 MB.


all the following changes are unrelated


`basedir` should be process.cwd()


Please please please do not add unrelated changes!


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

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Removing these breaks jdk_oracle::suse with:
```
Invalid parameter version on Class[Jdk_oracle::Suse] at /etc/puppet/environments/production/modules/jdk_oracle/manifests/init.pp:251
```


you sent a 404 not found, are you in the correct folder ?


Why this change? It's basically the same, right?


I think so; the first one comes from [clean-local](https://git.gnome.org/browse/gtk-doc/tree/gtk-doc.notmpl.make#n224); the second from [distclean-local](https://git.gnome.org/browse/gtk-doc/tree/gtk-doc.notmpl.make#n234), and they could be triggered under different circumstances.

There’s no harm in having this file listed twice in `.gitignore`, is there? (Apart from it being a little messy.)


deleted will uninstall one moment


This one's good!


:+1: https://github.com/TTTAttributedLabel/TTTAttributedLabel/commit/4ac3904c51edfd38ef4ff862a289632fb7fa715f


Glad this code is still being maintained.  This commit does fix the problem I've encountered (where there are two sigs that are in nested nodes, for example one for the response and one for the assertion).

However I wonder if it might be better to continue checking all signatures.  That's what I did.
The following code does that.  It's derived from Microsoft's workaround for the bug.
See https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/952697.

               XmlNodeList nodeList = xmlDoc.SelectNodes("//ds:Signature", namespaceManager);
                foreach (XmlElement element in nodeList)
                {
                    XmlDocument newDoc = new XmlDocument();
                    newDoc.PreserveWhitespace = true;
                    newDoc.LoadXml(element.ParentNode.OuterXml);

                    SignedXml sxml = new SignedXml(xmlDoc);
                    XmlNodeList newNodeList = newDoc.SelectNodes("//ds:Signature", namespaceManager);
                    sxml.LoadXml((XmlElement)newNodeList[0]);
                    status = sxml.CheckSignature(certificate.cert, true);
                    if (!status)
                        return false;
                }


> Instead of high/low and enable/disable can you use builtin constants like 1/0 and True/False? See eg SPI's init. Also data frame length could be just a number (16, 24 or 32, for 16 extened could use -16..?).

Sure, I'll do that to cut down on the number of constants and qstr's that I2S will need. The data / frame length parameters at this point are just placeholders, as I haven't implemented them yet, so I'll just design it to accept integer parameters from the start. For those I will check and raise an error if the value isn't valid, as I don't see any benefit here in having a default behavior for an unspecified parameter.


nope


except for the t3lib_div change LGTM


@amuniz https://github.com/jenkinsci/teamconcert-plugin/commit/d62e65695a67f94845d148801ca8e3b5f6d9275a?w=1


Nice. :)

Do we need a new repository? Let's just put those things into `llvm/utils/avr/`.

> I think it would be a good idea to get it integrated into travis-ci.

+1


You missed a spot :)


@CHenrie TODO: Need to make the port and proxy settings configurable from the package.json or some settings file that we can add to .gitignore


Hello! Sorry for slow response, have been afk most of this weekend.  This is cool!

I think it's best to use the same definitions for rendering and collision detection but strongly agree that using the appearance to derive the collision map is the wrong way around.  I wonder if this would work as the basis of a ray-traced version, maybe with a halftone or Alien radar effect to make it possible to get away with fewer rays.  Feeling ambitious?


please revert this change


nice catch


You could have some other method that parses the hash. What that means is that you have some code that manipulates the string, but which knows the significance of characters like `{`, `:` and `,`, and which would build you a hash from the string.

So for example, if you had the following string: `"{mobile: 12345678, home: 12345678}"`, you could split by `,`s, then by `:`, then pull out the key and the value pairings (`["{mobile", " 12345678"]`) from the list of strings yourself and build a new hash from it.

Another option would be to serialize your hash when writing to the CSV, then deserialize it when reading. I haven't done that with ruby before, but here's a good-looking tutorial that explains the concept in details and even has some nice examples: https://rubymonk.com/learning/books/4-ruby-primer-ascent/chapters/45-more-classes/lessons/104-serializing


Da FUQ brah


> Do we need a new repository? Let's just put those things into `llvm/utils/avr/`

Sometimes I forget that there is more to life than just `lib/Target/AVR` ;)

Moving it there now...


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Eep, fixed :)


Great, thanks!

On Mon, Jul 6, 2015 at 3:54 PM, hora <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> You could have some other method that parses the hash. What that means is that you have some code that manipulates the string, but which knows the significance of characters like `{`, `:` and `,`, and which would build you a hash from the string.
> So for example, if you had the following string: `"{mobile: 12345678, home: 12345678}"`, you could split by `,`s, then by `:`, then pull out the key and the value pairings (`["{mobile", " 12345678"]`) from the list of strings yourself and build a new hash from it.
> Another option would be to serialize your hash when writing to the CSV, then deserialize it when reading. I haven't done that with ruby before, but here's a good-looking tutorial that explains the concept in details and even has some nice examples: https://rubymonk.com/learning/books/4-ruby-primer-ascent/chapters/45-more-classes/lessons/104-serializing
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t2222 (just clicked on "Add a line note")


Can you also check that that the inserted record has id == GUID and not nil?


t3333 (just clicked at couple of lines down)


@wigsgiw this is brilliant. This is something I had wanted to fix, but couldn't (without forking AR) because it errors immediately when the file is loaded via Bundler. It wasn't anything that caused problems though -- just meant a warning or an error would show up in the logs when firing up the app; aside from that it was harmless.


Brent, while I agree with you i'm going to accept on the basis of the words "turbo" and "squadron".


Instead of merging, please simply rebase onto master and then force push you PR


I did try that, but got a deprecation warning. Apparently `aes_ctr_decrypt` is being deprecated in favor of `stream_encrypt`.


Fixed


If you look at https://github.com/xorgy/mg3d, I render the barriers with fragment shaders, similar in concept to what you're describing.


please revert this change


In python 3, bytes don't compare quite the same:

```py
>>> x
b'SUCCESS\x00'
>>> x[-1]
0
>>> x[-1:]
b'\x00'
>>> x[-1] == b'\0'
False
>>> x[-1:] == b'\0'
True
```


This was really annoying to track down =(


Это для фикса проблемы SteelBreaker


please revert this change, also introduced a typo


OK!


Я сравнил их, там как раз убраны строки функций, которые недоступны на нашем ядре


OK.


Wow, really was pretty simple ;p


This is better wording. You should add authentic and PR this.


> That might be good enough, but when its so easy to be correct, shouldn't we just be correct? :smile:

I'm hopeful in the not too distant future that you'll be able to register an object on the fly. So I wasn't really thinking of spending much time on this :smile:

That being said, that may take a while. Feel free to submit changes as you see fit :+1: The `WPF` implementation of `IsBrowserInitialized` may need a rethink, it being a `DependencyProperty` currently.


I've done most of it. Not entirely sure about the "makeprev" function. https://gist.github.com/lavanoid/03b7f905f7a49d09463f

Wanna finish it off?


This is a fix for the problem SteelBreaker
----
I compared them, it just removed the string functions that are not available on our kernel


sqlite_timeseries (mbadams5) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: OK (1739 of 1739 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)


@fbrnc Use the little (x) to hide issues you don't care about

![image](https://i.imgur.com/sx9AF2D.png)


What happening if the 'currentSession' is null?


Looks good...


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

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


@jayliu50  thx, this resolve my problem: https://github.com/nglar/ngTouchstart/issues/2


I was hoping that somebody who understands the template system would remove the backlink completely if there's no further you can go up.

Also, this is silly:

	if strings.HasSuffix(backLink, "/") {
		backLink += "./.."
	} else {
		backLink += "/.."
	}

Please do this instead:

	if strings.HasSuffix(backLink, "/") {
		backLink = ".."
	} else {
		backLink = "./"
	}

Or, if you want an absolute url, then goify this: ``join('/', pathSplit[all-but-last])``


PS: I have just double-checked, the new settings affects every gpx track display, not just the currently recorded one, it seems?


ikr lol


whoops, typo; fix coming


Hm, this is where something like AMD (require.js and the like) would be better than what we have. One option for now would be to define all three prototypes in the same file, one after the other.


updated


@whot I sympathize with the blog request, perhaps Arch Wiki should own this at some point. I guess it always seemed strange to me to be modifying stuff in /usr/share to accomplish my own personal keyboard configuration, I felt like I was missing something. Although /etc/udev/hwdb.d isn't exactly in my home directory either, now that I think of it... And thank you for the summary of what to do.


Looks good.  Cut-n-pasted into a command line to confirm there was no typo.


缩进被Pandoc的模板设置去掉了，我刚把它恢复了。


If you're just calling the parent prototype, you won't have to redefine them.


See issue #64.


Thank you, I'll finish it later.


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