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- Added helper Functions in helper.pm for checking the value which user gave in JSON file.
- Modified Host Service check for using STD Values


This doesn't need to be a component, it's just copypasta from when we overzealously componentised it.


A reasonable starting step size is 1.0 deg.


ddfzcsm


@psigen  `all_close` won't help here. These are inequality comparisons, not equality comparisons.


spelling mistake


Spelling mistake


addressed. Thanks!


In C, Set was called without holding the lock.


I was talking only about the USE_GRAPHICSWINDOW line, the image plugins should stay in TextureManager. Sorry about the confusion.


try be c368a44


Let me know if that solves it. I assume you you are building from this repo?


Looks good!


Merge sha c13748c6 is stale.


merging FredericHeem/stellar-core/master = c15d8bd4 into auto


FredericHeem/stellar-core/master = c15d8bd4 merged ok, testing candidate = 31d99242


I don't think the original did exception unwrapping. Could you write a test that verifies this behavior?


Final ':' missing.


Of course master branch


LGTM


Can this be static? Or marked `_unsafe` / `_unsynchronized`?


On Fri, Jul 17, 2015 at 06:27:04AM -0700, Frank Marien wrote:
> I don't understand. I don't see what we're looking for in /usr/lib/ at all.
>
> http://packages.ubuntu.com/vivid/amd64/libpcsclite1/filelist
>
> /lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libpcsclite.so.1
> /lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libpcsclite.so.1.0.0
> /usr/share/doc/libpcsclite1/changelog.Debian.gz
> /usr/share/doc/libpcsclite1/copyright

Sigh.

That means ubuntu changed the package:

wouter@gangtai:~$ dpkg -L libpcsclite1:amd64
/.
/usr
/usr/lib
/usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu
/usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libpcsclite.so.1.0.0
/usr/share
/usr/share/doc
/usr/share/doc/libpcsclite1
/usr/share/doc/libpcsclite1/changelog.Debian.gz
/usr/share/doc/libpcsclite1/copyright
/usr/share/doc/libpcsclite1/changelog.gz
/usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libpcsclite.so.1

It turns out this is because of
<https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=531592>, which
(surprise, surprise) is complicated because of... Java. Ludovic also
disagrees with Ubuntu over the correct fix, which is why there's a
difference.

In other words, we need to look in _both_ /lib/<triplet> and
/usr/lib/<triplet>. I'll work on that.

--
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  -- Barack Obama, speaking in Brussels, Belgium, 2014-03-26


rubber stamp on this commit


I personally don't know. Backwards compat sounds good to me.


Returns git describe version applying gitTagToVersionNumber strategy if possible and appending uncommited suffix if necessary


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


Ok, thanks.

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The `ln` parameter could have a more self-descriptive name (and then you could immediately do `let ln = print_newline_at_end;` at the start of the code)


Is pandas already a dependency or do we need to add that?


Cool, I'll have something up in a bit.


@latobarita: retry


TLS only guarantees that someone can't see what you are transferring, plus if you want HTTP over TLS, we obviously have HTTPS.

If you open the file 'rb' (which you are), Python should read binary fine. If you don't think it is working right you should make a test case, try it on Linux or another common platform and then see what happens on Haiku. Maybe our port is broken in some way. Because the issue probably lies in your custom JSON based file transfer which is also very inefficient.

But my general point is don't reinvent the wheel, if you have a use-case of needing to transfer files, I would try as many existing solutions as possible before settling on creating something yourself. Especially something which is sending 1k packets with base64 and JSON.


fast-forwarding master to auto = 31d99242


Woops. Thought I got that.


"uc in universityCity|unicity:{text: search.text.unicity} track by uc.id".match(filterRegex) !== null
evaluates to false, yet we have a filter here.


This is ***really*** from develop?


Add ```final``` to the argument.


Got it fixed!


I've seen a bit of Go, but no, I don't know it. And as mentioned in the "design" document, I didn't go with Python because 2 doesn't have an async module, and 3 is too unstable for production use (still) apparently.


why this line is deleted?


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configurations -> {@link Configuration configurations}

Also, should it be configurations which instead of whose?


This should be indented one level down (e.g. four spaces).


Why f_descr disappears from the "if" conditions?


saw approval from jedmccaleb, jedmccaleb
at https://github.com/graydon/stellar-core/commit/31844c0276759c876ed7c4ecfc6143adee3fc17b


merging graydon/stellar-core/bug-615-flush-tombstones = 31844c02 into auto


graydon/stellar-core/bug-615-flush-tombstones = 31844c02 merged ok, testing candidate = c2891802


I think that this method should still be called attemptToCreateImplicitConfigurationInstance to make it more intention revealing. The method which should have this name is the one in the factory


Steve,
Yes, your comment caused me to look at things from a different perspective.  Of course you see in the next commit I made your suggested change.  Steve, for some reason I always thought that in my Capybara tests I was required to go through the same click_link, click_button, select, etc. as a player would physically do each time he wanted to select the Old Maid Game from the "Card Games" pulldown.  Really what I want to do is to see where the "Old Maid" select actually takes me.  It is of secondary importance of how I get to the "Old Maid" option.  I forgot that Capybara sees the entire HTML of the page, it is not constrained by my "clicks and selects".  A small epiphany but important.  Your option is much more robust because how I get to the "Old Maid" option will vary depending on my implementation, but the link "Old Maid" will always be in my HTML, even if it is buried in some pulldown unordered list.  Thus click_link("Old Maid") will always work irrespective of what I do in the navigation bar.  I know this is a long winded comment, but I do this partly because I am excited to learn something that makes my tests more implementation independent and secondly, so you can gain some insight into my faulty thinking.


Minor comment - Looks like a typo in the name. This should be HandlerLock.


No, this one would be the next release, only issued by myself. ;-)


I'm wondering if changing the `filterRegex` from `/(?:^|\()\s*\w+?\s*\|\s*(\w+?)\s*(?:\)|(?=\|)|$)/` to `/(?:\b|\()\s*\w+?\s*\|\s*(\w+?)\s*(?:\)|(?=\|)|\b)/` would do the job better.


No, [TLS guarantees data integrity as well as security](http://stackoverflow.com/a/18392991/1847977).

> Because the issue probably lies in your custom JSON based file transfer which is also very inefficient.

It did, but it was because of a behavior I didn't expect from Node (I fixed it in c66e27dcdfb4747a056f2daf115bb6b923ef9ca5), not a Python problem. I looked at CPU and disk usage, and the bottleneck is entirely in disk, so that's not really an issue (it uses < 10% of one core on here, more or less).

> But my general point is don't reinvent the wheel, if you have a use-case of needing to transfer files, I would try as many existing solutions as possible before settling on creating something yourself. Especially something which is sending 1k packets with base64 and JSON.

The problem is that I need to know when the transfer is done, so I can either start another one, or send the file to other builders (or send it on to the HPKR server). And there's no easy way to do that, and handle authentication from the builders, etc.


why not just https://github.com/tc39/test262 ?


thnx jad, also wow @vijithassar way 2 4get me :santa:


@mkoval: I was thinking we would separate the inequality into an equality checked via `allclose` and a strict inequality.


for an {@Extension} -> which are compliant with a {@link Configuration} model


Seems like this solves it
Anyway I have another "glitch" http://postimg.org/image/q5wghxu3t/ ( Redstone Flux Power Block )
And the weird char near Shift http://postimg.org/image/fhoslmvrv/


What about this?

```
(function() {
  var reverseArray;

  reverseArray = function(array) {
    var copy, results;
    copy = array.slice();
    results = [];
    while (copy.length) {
      results.push(copy.pop());
    }
    return results;
  };

}).call(this);
```


I would get the split-graph once instead into a final variable instead of getting it each time with the getter, specially since is not a final field.


```final``` arguments please.


Oh right, maps.


@gillstrom Another option is testling. Don't like it eighter but it's better than nothing.


I would also add that this factory is used in cases in which the user has not defined a configuration to be used and thus the platform makes a best effort to automatically provide a default one. Since this is a best effort, creating such a configuration might not be possible.


Yeah that is cool about TLS providing integrity too as a side affect. So yeah you are right there.

As for the issue of dealing with async file transfers, I see your point.


Doesn't modifying `ASSETS_ROOT` impact `ASSETS_URL`?


Might be needed in IsAdmin too.


Yeah that lighting issue is bugging me. Can't seem to track it down and it doesn't always happen. I see no reason why what I'm doing should do that but I could be wrong. I'll keep looking. Thanks for checking that fix for me


That looks better. Two things though:
* Assert should still be first
* Can you fix the formatting:
```c#
EwsUtilities.Assert(...);
<empty line>
if (string.IsNullOrEmpty(value))
{
    return;
}
```
Thanks in advance!


@blair1618 @hjanetzek do you think this is a good idea to avoid pass by value for std::vector in this case?


FixCopyrights (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (1753 of 1753 tests passed)

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Shouldn't daemon use cases really use `--log-level` instead of `-D` anyhow?


Having all MRML node members as string attributes have many limitations. It would be slower and could cause problems when dealing with floating-point numerical values, string with special characters, etc., and would completely break down when dealing with more complex members, such as vtkImageData, etc. However, having "properties" of different basic types could be a great improvement (similarly to properties in Qt's meta-object system).

Base\QTCLI is in really bad shape, it is not ready for big changes such as making new nodes types pluggable. I would suggest to implement this feature in two steps:
1. Now: move the storage node to all MRML nodes that QTCLI needs to Libs/MRML/Core (a number of MRML nodes are already there, just because of historical reasons, adding one more would not make the situation worse)
2. When a project requires QTCLI cleanup: enhance the design to also allow modules to extend CLI widgets and logic; move MRML nodes to MRML directories of core modules.


Can you screenshot the waila from any Power Bank? Also, what language is Minecraft set to?


Not that your formatting is wrong, it's just that it's inconsistent with the style used in the rest of the API.


I don't think so since I'm referring to the parameters, not the configs. I'll rephrase it to make it clearer.


Sounds good.


I don't have much experience with bower to be honest. So I don't know really...


Twisted seems like the way to do async in older Pythons:

https://github.com/twisted/twisted

But it doesn't really matter at this point.


ㅌㅌ


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I think I will use commander instead.


I did a Google Image Search and used the Search Tools to filter by licenses that allow for re-use.


This sounds more like it would check at each level for equality. Soemthing like:

    while c and c.transient_for ~= c2 do
        c = c.transient_for
    done
    return c


good codestyle! nice job ;)


Isn't fork the only other option? It sounds like of someone specified it, it would break our tooling, I'm not sure we should allow it to be set.

```Previously, node-heapdump first forked the process before writing the snapshot, making it effectively asynchronous. However, it broke the comparison view in Chrome DevTools and is fundamentally incompatible with node.js v0.12. If you really want the old behavior and know what you are doing, you can enable it again by setting NODE_HEAPDUMP_OPTIONS=fork in the environment:```


Pardon? o.O


Now no language or system is perfect but these sort of data races just as a general state of affairs because of node's callback-hell just annoys the crap out of me. Can you tell I don't like node?


I talked to some other Python devs about Twisted, and they were pretty "meh, it's not that great, Python 3's async is the way to go". So I decided against that.


my comment was not clear either.... what i meant is

Implicit configurations are created from {@link Configuration configurations} which

If you still have a better wording for it, cool


>      "Added by James in the next commit."
>
>    You can see the future!

yes :-)


thanks!


Uhm, won't this cause issues with nil?

How about something like this for this function:

    while c.transient_for do c = c.transient_for end
    return c

This would mean it returns the client itself for clients without any parent. Dunno if that's what you want.


I am not a fan of the sort position, as it is hard to find commands when they are not in alphabetical order.


Why the function?


all tests pass:
success: https://travis-ci.org/stellar/stellar-core/builds/71447374


Heh, you had the same idea. :-)


shouldn't _oauth handler be defined in couchdb-couch module?


Shouldn't this find the first parent without `skip_taskbar` and only do this for that one?


how about not getting into this block if (!get_data)? e.g, add at the beginning
```
if (!get_data) {
  return false;
}
```


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This has an unmatched ")".

@dan-luk please have everything tested before pull request.


Thanks :+1:


That `-1` works for textboxes is only an accident and was not purposely done so. I blame the pango API! (Although, even according to the Pango API this shouldn't work. This behavior is only documented for `-1`, but we are effectively using `-1 * PANGO_SCALE`...)


we also want to avoid calling this multiple times. Should keep the result for this on the object and reuse it.
Also, note on the object that we already read this, and later on in get_params() only get it if this was not called.


@tianon fair point, so we keep `-D` in global for backwards compat, and remove it for daemon? I believe it is already equiavalent to `--log-level=debug`, that would be a great solution


Oh and: Even for textboxes this makes no sense. You can always just use the maximum width, then the height is determined by the number of line breaks in the text. If you restrict the width, the height becomes larger as soon as a line has to be wrapped. So IMO there isn't really any well-defined meaning in "has much space as possible".


Is there an error in this code?    The first line should be [Us].. not Them.  Is that right?
weak &= ei.attackedBy[Them][ALL_PIECES]
         & ~ei.attackedBy[Them][AT_LEAST_2]
         & ei.splitDefendeds[Them]
         & ~pos.pieces(Them, PAWN);

If this was a typo, can you please retest as this should be a solid building block for tactical as well as positional awareness.  Perhaps a score of 10, 20 to start?


fast-forwarding master to auto = c2891802


Thanks for that. But what release are you seeing this on?

I mean, if you say that it's in the wrong place, I both agree and take
your word for it. But libpcsclite.so.1 has been in /lib/<triplet> at
least as far back as Precise,

http://packages.ubuntu.com/precise/amd64/libpcsclite1/filelist

.. does it make sense to do changes to support releases older than Precise?

Also, nobody's touched that bug in 6 years.. Unless you think (and
you're very well placed to know) they're going to move libpcsclite.so.1
back to /usr/lib/<triplet> soon, it is my view that we shouldn't worry
about this.

(and make sure it's found in /lib/<triplet> again!)

-f

On 07/17/2015 06:36 PM, Wouter Verhelst wrote:
> On Fri, Jul 17, 2015 at 06:27:04AM -0700, Frank Marien wrote:
> > I don't understand. I don't see what we're looking for in /usr/lib/
> at all.
> >
> > http://packages.ubuntu.com/vivid/amd64/libpcsclite1/filelist
> >
> > /lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libpcsclite.so.1
> > /lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libpcsclite.so.1.0.0
> > /usr/share/doc/libpcsclite1/changelog.Debian.gz
> > /usr/share/doc/libpcsclite1/copyright
>
> Sigh.
>
> That means ubuntu changed the package:
>
> wouter@gangtai:~$ dpkg -L libpcsclite1:amd64
> /.
> /usr
> /usr/lib
> /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu
> /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libpcsclite.so.1.0.0
> /usr/share
> /usr/share/doc
> /usr/share/doc/libpcsclite1
> /usr/share/doc/libpcsclite1/changelog.Debian.gz
> /usr/share/doc/libpcsclite1/copyright
> /usr/share/doc/libpcsclite1/changelog.gz
> /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libpcsclite.so.1
>
> It turns out this is because of
> <https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=531592>, which
> (surprise, surprise) is complicated because of... Java. Ludovic also
> disagrees with Ubuntu over the correct fix, which is why there's a
> difference.
>
> In other words, we need to look in _both_ /lib/<triplet> and
> /usr/lib/<triplet>. I'll work on that.
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good to see this fixed


Yes, use lib/defines.js


@ldachary I wonder if I need to carry this line over from the file I copied, or just change it to Copyright (C) 2015 Red Hat.


No need for this `elseif`. Check e.g. `client_set_ontop()`. It unsets above, below and fullscreen.


No, actually no need, i changed it.


I don't know anything about licensing so what would be the easiest thing to
get everything back at the normal, talking about licensing?


Why? This is still an internal node.


para demonstrar a programação básica para jogos digitais


Why can't we use export options for those pins?


I don't either, but [Go is worse](http://tmikov.blogspot.com/2015/02/you-dont-like-googles-go-because-you.html) and I wasn't too fond of the idea of using monkeypatching to avoid callbacks...


*one of these days @waddlesplash will dig out his hobby language project from storage and actually do something with it*


I assume you are not extracting this common code to a method for the sake of keeping the individual tests more readable?


I don't understand this, why keep all this code if the generator is supposed to do it from the FBP?


That (query on single column) does not work, returns empty value back. I will in the next update change the query to 'SELECT CurrentBrightness,InstanceName FROM WmiMonitorBrightness', that should optimize it a tiny bit. Already commited in repo.


Understood. That's a good intent. That's fine if it works. Generally prefer string formatting ```"%s %d %r" % (string, number, object)```. There are two ways to do string formatting in Python. Check [StackOverflow](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5082452/python-string-formatting-vs-format). You want string formatting for two reasons:

1. Strings are immutable
2. ```"some string" + var``` implicitly does ```str(var)```. You may not want that.


Copy-paste without thought? I don't know. We won't after this change, that's the point...


if i write new code and there's only one index variable, I usually use cfor.


oh, I fixed that and didn't rerun. will fix


Nice commit, now make a binary release. I have no experience whatsoever in compiling programs.


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ah, thanks for this, usual story when copy/paste happens between projects


Ah, I see. This is still not being used. Please, refrain from sending pull requests for incomplete features. If you want people to review a work in progress, you can just push a branch to your fork repository and ask for someone to look at it, but open the pull request only when you have the whole thing done.


I agree. I'll put this in a followup commit.


And update all other instances where we use browserTrigger under ngAnimate's tests.


Because this is the method implemented by user. If user raises a `SwaggerValidationError` in her code, well and good, the decorator will re-raise the same. But any other exception will be modified to `SwaggerValidationError`.


The idea is to call run-fbp-generator from the build system. I talked to @dorileo and he told me to send a PR without the build system part, so he could see the best approach to integrate this into it. When the build system start calling the run-fbp-generator script, this file will be gone.


will fix it.


ack


done.


Not a great idea to use a real email address in your factories!


The sol-fbp-generator does not support exporting options right now.


Commit subject is very misleading! But I assume this will be squashed out. Otherwise, split this in two.


> However, having "properties" of different basic types could be a great improvement (similarly to properties in Qt's meta-object system).
That is more what I had in mind. Not all node ivar would qualify for the reason you listed.

> 1. Now: move the storage node to all MRML nodes that QTCLI needs to Libs/MRML/Core
:+1:

> 2. When a project requires QTCLI cleanup:

:+1:

Great discussion :) Thanks for the comment.

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This phi probably requires consumers to write new code.


:deny_rights isn't a permission, deny_rights an attribute like 'rights'


ack.


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Remove Tanzania.html To tz.html


That blog post makes some good points but those issues don't really affect practical Go programming. You should actually try something before writing it off because of one random blog post.

Rust solves a lot of those complaints about Go and a ton more issues in C++, but it compiles insanely slow and I think it is a lot more ugly than Go (and probably JavaScript for that matter.) Then there is fighting the borrow-checker. But I would still use Rust in certain cases.

My point being we need to have multiple tools in our toolbox if we actually want to pick the right tool for a certain job. If all you have is a hammer (or JavaScript).....


Lovely, :+1:


I need this node type for calamari-7seg.fbp.


no, it is not.


We should probably remove this?


This may also only be a problem with metrics from carbonmem if it's returning data incorrectly.


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@offlinehacker Can you document what this is for or how you expect it to be used? Is the idea just to create a consistent build environment for Nix on other systems?


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@m-mcgowan Is this the: "Removed debug info." part of the commit?  Would you please explain what this fixes/changes?


Would it be possible to have that sort of 3d rotation that reach has depending on what side of the menu you're on?


`tr` плохоая для этого штука. она уберет все собачки
``` ruby
"@-l@-l@".tr("@", "")
# => "-l-l"
```

лучше
```ruby
"@-l@-l@".sub(/^@/, "")
```


we could use `six.StringIO` here?


Then that should be added to it. This commit, as part of a work in progress, is fine and it's perfectly acceptable to put it up and ask people to review it, but I would like that pull requests are used for complete features once they are ready for integration.
In this case, either you add the export options support to the generator first, or make it part of this, then add the tools required to generate these nodes and make it run from the build system already (maybe just a test at first), then you change the node to use those things.
If you have partial work that you want people to see but it's not yet finished or good enough to merge, we do have a mailing list too and RFCs can be sent to it to be reviewed as we did before github.


It's 1024 bytes which I think is much larger than authSigMessage, so this is technically fine.  But it would be nice to have a runtime assertion that sizeof(authSizeMessage) <= dataMaxSize


Yes, not included

Alexander Pilz (mobil)

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>
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Ah yes, this is what it needed :+1:


Nah, it was fine - you had the VIAF number - I just prefer LCNAF if we can
find it (more consistent with other data in the repository). Hope that's
okay!


doesn't `sorted` return an iterable, we don't need the `dataset_names` surely?


Is (|\\) valid? Are you testing against `\\` where the second slash is optionally matched?


Paulo Alves Computers


we can get rid of commented code?


yes, I think carbonmem may think that the 'until' parameter is inclusive, when it's exclusive


I think matching `?` only requires one slash (`\\?` -> `\?`).


Ahh nevermind. The regex is a string.


another solution would be to summarize whatever data carbonzipper/carbonmem returns, and ignore the 'until' parameter in expr.go


this is part of the public API, I see no reason for it to be static

Also, this is not an unsafe function because the start/end pointers never change


Ok just pushed a fix that I hope will take care of the wierd char. You will need to update Bookshelf as well. If it is easier, we have a Jenkins that always builds the latest github push. http://www.beyondrealitypack.com:8080/

Let me know if its gone or not.


I thanks you!

Kind regards.
Francisco David.


Function comment is misleading, "and sets correct crosshair mode" is no longer true.


I think we should be more careful about the equals sign. It should only be asserted against when a semicolon is detected within the same URL segment.


I was wondering when you'd notice the typo in curren_user !!!!


This shouldn't be changed here, since this class is meant to be overridden. Class you actually want to modify is System\Models\File in octobercms/october.


given the nature of this file I don't think it's covered by copyright anyway. Do as you please ;-)


Better to retrieve the setting once at startup (e.g. to a member variable), and then use the cached value every frame.


5 seconds seems a bit short for the handshake, but after the handshake I don't think we want .Read() or .Write()s to timeout after 5 seconds.  Maybe we can reset these to another value after the handshake?  In p2p/connection, timeTimeoutMinutes is 2.


the app is not compatible with express 4.X


Hmmm, this comment toward the bottom of that blog post (by the author) is intriguing:

> For contrast we can look at NodeJS, which exploits the same inherent efficiencies of concurrent IO, but with a much harder to use asynchronous interfaces.

> Fortunately JavaScript as a language, ugly and disgusting as it is, is more powerful and expressive than Go, so a solution has eventually appeared, allowing synchronous coding in NodeJS without paying the cost (using generators and promises).

While I don't really like JavaScript as a language, a lot of my beef with Node.js is the callback hell, so maybe if you can use this other style in this project that might help make it more palatable for other contributors. Maybe this can be a TODO.


oops, nice catch!


We should either remove or comment why these test cases are not currently active


LGTM. Let's revisit the use of `=` characters in URLs that are not apart of a matrix param pattern.


thanks @lAnubisl  for this, we did a quick release of nuget 1.5.1 with this fix.


Correct.   It's part of the SPIR-V spec, so I think it's fair game.

I initially wrote a version of this patch using an extra function-scope variable to track the "first iteration" status.  The makeNewLoop implementation is slightly more complicated, but it doesn't require edits to generation of the continue or closeLoop.  However, it also generates a load and a store on every iteration of the loop, which on the face of it artificially inflates the apparent memory pressure.  And a naive consumer would naively lose a register for no good reason.

Let me know if you'd like to the variable version of the patch instead.


@eliandrew you'll need to malloc more than `sizeof(uint16_t)` bytes per packet.  They are probably about 2KB each.  I think if you look in the `init.c` file you can find where it creates a mempool.  Each object in the mempool is for a packet so I think you can figure out the size there.


Looks like it works.

Do you want to do the next step that perturbs the test results more before I merge in, or I should do two separate merges?


We're asserting that the route definition doesn't contain an `=` sign. Right now we don't allow any way for route definitions to take into account matrix params. A route definition with `=` in it will never match a URL.


Hey, I just fixed that LogPrintf and you merged old one back :)


I'm wincing, but not asking for a change at this time.  When we fully chrono-ize this code it should look like:
````
sinceClose = getApp().timeKeeper().closeTime()
    - mPreviousLedger->info().closeTime;
````


same here


ES6 is indeed a wonderful thing, but what I heard was that the transpilers to ES5 weren't so great and native ES6 wasn't ready (yet) and I didn't want to make IOjs a requirement.

So, yes, that should be a TODO.


My gut feeling is that `=` outside of matrix params are going to be more trouble than they're worth. We can unambiguously parse them, but I think it's likely to create confusing situations if allowed.

We can chat about it more at a later time if developers find this too restrictive.


Weird char is gone:+1:
Need to fix lighting issue in power block and "wrong" speed and efficiency


I just realized this is more complicated than I was thinking...  `pkts` is an array of pointers.  Each of those pointers goes to an `rte_mbuf`.  So really you need to be copying the `rte_mbufs`, not the content of `pkts` since that is just a bunch of addresses.

I'm not actually sure if copying the `rte_mbufs` are sufficient... they might have pointers inside them going to the data somewhere else.  You'll have to take a look at the struct definition to see if it seems to include the packet data (I think it does, but am not certain).


hnnnnnnnnnnnnah
http://i.imgur.com/XOd2D8I.png


So you didn't change any of the stuff inside the switch? k


0.14.1 is out and includes this change.


you probably should `cudaFree` or whatever the equivalent is here.  ALternatively you could allocate outside your for loop.  The max space you will need per iteration is `PKT_READ_SIZE * (packet size)`


@psychon
I know.  It was meant to skip the other checks, if one is true already (because they are mutually exclusive).


On second thought, rbuffer_capacity is not used anywhere outsize rbuffer.c, so yes it could be marked as static


Visual Studio static initialization order fiasco. Suggest to make global.


This was preventing the scrollbar to be displayed.


`(-> (@refs "asdf") .getDOMNode .-files (aget 0))`


nit: space after #


Not a typo.
weak is already initialized at line 554 with the pieces which are attacked by Us
Line 558 does a &= which will, among these, those which are defended only once.


@vsavkin Is there a reason you hard-wired to `0.13.1`?

I'm hitting an issue because I need `0.13.1+1`. Could we make this `^0.13.1`?


We should use `std::chrono::seconds(offset)` here instead of `NetClock::duration(offset)`.  At this time they both mean `seconds`. But logically `offset` has the units of `decltype(mCloseTime)`, not `NetClock::duration`.  When fully chrono-ized, we will be able to simply say `.adjustCloseTime(offset)`.


Fortunately its constant and therefore 1. part of the application static initialization area and 2. not affected by the magic static bug even if it was not in the static initialization area. Rationale: The worst that can happen with an MSVC magic static is a double-initialization, which is harmless here.


These tests seem quite pointless. We are testing that the program does explicitly what it does. We pass it a config, it stores the config in the object, then we check it hasn't changed? Shouldn't tests be reserved at least for when there is *some* branching?


oh I was just thinking its unnecessary allocation. I believe authSigMessage is only 64 bytes. won't the binary form be 66?


abbs-build is broken from this commit. ```abbs-batch: no such file or directory```, please investigate.


The stuff in parameters.h is data. Function bodies can only be put in an implementation file (`.cpp`), but other stuff (definitions and data) can be duplicated if I'm not mistaken. Throw the map in `parameters.h` and remove this line please.


License header


... Especially as listener.logging isn't actually used any more.


yup figured you'd say so. i just used whatever eth used. they also leave that timeout on the connection post handshake, which I thought suspicious. Anyways, say 20s for the handshake, 2 minutes everything else?


`sed s/source-highlight/pygmentize/` done :)


almost perfect! even better would be to follow the rule of thumb:

>only skip a test if you link it to a new *issue*

So, would you mind creating a new GH issue for it here: https://github.com/plotly/python-api/issues

Then you can just drop the issue url or number in this comment.


ah. This took me a few minutes to spot.

BookmarksController#new, you either need to set build the bookmark from the topic like so:

```ruby
@topic = Topic.find(params[:topic_id])
@bookmark = @topic.bookmarks.build
```

OR you just need to replace ```@bookmark.topic``` in your form with ```@topic```, which you would need to set up in the controller.


It's a pubkey + signature, so 1+1+32 for the pubkey, and 1+1+64 for the signature, i believe.  total 34+66 = 100 bytes.


Visual Studio scoped static initialization fiasco, not thread safe. Suggest making it global.


For make:
```bash
cd $OpenTombDir
mkdir build && cd build
cmake ..
make trosettastone
```

(This requires you to have a full dev environment set up.)


--follow option list the history of other files, so needless... I suggest


Sounds good.


Awesome, thanks!


right. forgot signatures are 64, and type bytes. so shouldn't we give it exactly the right size and run ReadFull?


Thanks! ;)


Are you missing an '\n' here?  Just based off of what you did in the other three files. . .


that looks like a leftover from earlier debugging message? the ';' at the end?
you can simply remove the curly braces as well while you are at it


@mccalluc would this imply pulling out the removing the sample exhibits for Midwest, Iowa, et al? Or is there actual data in there somewhere?


Here is the version we got working for the Hello_Gimbal_Android application.


we prefer the ':' at the end of the previous line
I don't enforce this enough, but it's the official coding style


This will cause it to break on files that have a space.


I think this deserves a comment. Why call show() and then hide() ?


I think adding "tracking" external http-only `<link>` (which, except tracking, has many reasons to not load and make error page looks very ugly) is a very bad idea.


Is the usergroup set to "admin" for some reason?


«помрачнело» мб?


Can you add an error check at the end in case the map_type is still unspec for whatever reason.


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«в одиночестве» звучнее


What the heck is this?!


For this particular topic branch: between moving the coordinate system setting into vtkMRMLStorageNode versus moving vtkMRMLMarkupsStorageNode into Libs/MRML/Core, is the consensus on the second choice? How many of the nodes to would be ideal to move? I think I can get it to work just moving the superclass to provide the coordinate system ivar, but the fiducial storage node is a subclass and it uses the markups display node as well, though it could possibly be factored out.
How about adding a general lodable module storage node superclass that subclasses from vtkMRMLStorageNode and provides a place to add module specific things for CLI purposes?

It seems simpler for now to add the coordinate system flag alone to the Core library rather than moving the classes around. There are other loadable modules that define MRML libraries as well with storage nodes, they would need to be evaluated for moving into the core as well.


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Added necessary import for List


#!/usr/bin/ruby

			n = $*[0].to_f * 0.3937

			print n,"\n"


@explorerleslie @antoviaque @pbaruah Please see the notes and qualifying text I added in this commit.


LGTM


@levicole Thanks. I'll give that a try once I'm back home this afternoon and let you know how I fare.

I think I was focusing to much on BookmarkController#create method as being the root of my issue and not looking at the new method.


It actually deleted the readme file...


Declare and initialize the port to communicate with arduino. (I'm using the jSerialComm.jar library)


I will definitely fix the indentations.

I think a cleaner solution would be to move ALL message to a single separate file. I will try to create a patch for that as well, so we can decide which way to go.


lets could be null, check with Utils.nonNull.


I have a couple of concerns about why and how we are doing this. It seems like we are taking a fairly generic library and coupling it to Doctrine. Given you are accessing protected methods here, there is some probability that even a minor refactoring in the source repository will break our fork.

I think the determination for forking and extending a repository in this way is summed up with the question: would you submit this as a pull request to the original repository? If not, particularly because you think it would be rejected, then it seems like a bad idea to make and maintain these changes on our end.

One possible solution would be to change the asCriteria method's name to something more generic and to accept a standard interface for converting to something else. This could be added to the Specification interface. That way it's up to the implementing code to pass in whatever mechanism it wants to use, provided it implemented this new interface, and the specification could delegate the conversion to it. I could see this being a pull request that might get merged by the original maintainer. Then we have our own library that provides a Doctrine implementation of this interface. In the consuming code, you'd instantiate the Doctrine version and pass it into the asCriteria-like method to get what you need.


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Debian uses /usr/lib, Ubuntu uses /lib. So if you search in /usr/lib, it won't be found on Ubuntu; and if you search in /lib, it won't be found in Debian.

Yes, this is stupid.


то «кружки», то «клубы». Думаю, раз у нас Планёрный Клуб, то надо всё клубами сделать


Utils.nonNull better.


Can you explain a bit more about the wrong values?

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This is important. I had a nice memory leak in `WriterFactory.handlerCache` with version 0.8.271 because no two custom handler maps were equal if they were created newly every time.


I actually have the feeling it's the other way round : `from` is not included in the results, but `until` is.


```t``` could also be a null so you need to check for that in the loop too.


Declare and initialize(open port) the port to communicate with arduino. (I'm using the jSerialComm.jar library)


Минасе же


Well, perhaps a harsh/obnoxious commit comment.  And it is linear white space needed, not necessarily a literal space character.


Utils.nonNull better; perhaps you could use some IntelliJ utility to handle this automatically although it seems advance stuff.


`.getCloseTimeNC` is returning a `uint32_t`, for reasons that are not completely clear to me.  Probably an attempt to stave off overflow until the year 2136, as opposed to 2068.  I remain not confident that we won't hit overflow in 2038, due to our interaction with the 1970 offset.  At any rate, the widening to `int64_t` is to be able to handle the `int32_t` - `uint32_t` arithmetic with no chance of overflow.  This looks like lipstick on a pig to me.  But it will be hard to move to `int64_t`-based time keeping now...


Move this to Utils.


@rlorenzo simply returning should do the trick right? Because then it will skip over the rest of the function which creates the backup.


что-то


`kiept` in original code


What about the `1000`?


I don't think that this system has these values ( comparing to 1.* )
![2015-07-17_19 58 32](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/3950785/8753757/854ef3a2-2cbe-11e5-8ed0-34f4655500bc.png)
![2015-07-17_19 58 37](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/3950785/8753756/854e1dd8-2cbe-11e5-9a31-4568ae172dd3.png)


Are these words? :)


In the constructor and in `addAllSupportedOptions` ?


I can change the name, sure. Not sure it needs a different one (It's not a conflict, and it does say what it is doing), but if it's confusing to you I'll make it something else.


this is needed because without the 'show', Qt internally wouldn't do a thing to correctly place things on the view, and the hide() just after it is to not make it go thru the eventLoop and display a view on the screen.


Oddly, this test passes but the filter version fails. It's not obvious to me why this would be the case, I'd expect both to return the same.


Since you have a getter for the deck you can make this private.


NOTICE ME SANPAI! Ну девушка же) И вообще, думаю, тут не просто так безотносительно к роду сказано


There are new fixtures under `spec/fixtures/exhibits`, so the tests won't need to depend on any particular values in the live data. In progress.


This change is not related to the issue itself. It just prevents some errors when opening the Script panel using Aurora or Nightly, but it is not sufficient to display the sources.

I'll open another issue for that.

Florent


:+1: Looks good to me.


чертежная доска


If you are trying to verify that your deck has 52 cards you are halfway there.  You seem to have a filldeck() method so all you would have to do is make the deck (like you did already) then run deck.fillDeck(); and finally assert that 52 equals deck.length();


`sinceClose` will be declared type `std::chrono::milliseconds`, and the conversion from `seconds` to `milliseconds` will then happen implicitly.


The percentage is referencing how much better or worse it is, so that is x amount faster or more efficient than a vanilla furnace. The multiplicity is just how many times it will smelt. I'm fairly sure that they are correct but I'll do a double check for you


I’ve decoded this “magic” :hankey:…

```sh
rdlkf() {
	if [ -L "$1" ]; then
		local lk="$(readlink "$1")"
		local d="$(dirname "$1")"

		cd "$d"
		local l="$(rdlkf "$lk")"

		if [[ "$l" = /* ]]; then
			echo "$l"
		else
			echo "$d/$l"
		fi
	else
		echo "$1"
	fi
}
```


Hey @morcos, I'm trying to add metrics for fee estimates but I am a C++ noob and it looks like my attempts to append an int to a string are corrupting the string, which is important for the metrics to be collected into the same buckets. Have any advice?


This should probably be ' as '


Agree


r+


* list
* here


Should I change it to `auto`?


Warning should only be ensued if input format was not None. Warning like: `None is not registered` is not much helpful.


воу!


Not sure about differences across platforms, but I did run into issues when running the code not packaged in a jar using:

mvn exec:java -Dexec.mainClass="edu.uw.apl.glimpse.examples.Menu"

When I do that I get:

java.lang.StringIndexOutOfBoundsException: String index out of range: -1
	at java.lang.String.substring(String.java:1954)
	at edu.uw.apl.glimpse.examples.Menu.main(Menu.java:86)


Ah okay


Thanks, this looks good.


This is just to remove an irritating `No handlers could be found for logger` msg during `tox`.


Opps, just fixed it


I copied this directly from their website... still want me to change it?


@rsivasundaram Yeah, looks good. Just squash the commits into one.


No, that would give it type `int32_t`.


Put all the correct license headers back in place and add a GPL v2 LICENSE file to the project root.


The crDroid team will keep an eye on this.


Grace, overall I like this code ( it works )
Can you try to make it a more generic QML to QWidget viewer? We may need to use this method of getting images more often ( for instance, for the Statistics ).
: create a setWidget(QWidget *w); method that will save the widget where the paint will act on

reimplement the event handling system ( keyEvent, mouseEvent, focusIn, focusOut ) to make it work correctly with input.


This is great, thanks @sherakama !


Wrong link to ticket. Correct one is #591


Done

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> for whatever reason.
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For the configuration of the schemas you might want to update the documentation to reflect the changes in 2.1.0-SNAPSHOT which specify that the schemas are set with db.default.migration.schemas. The other option would be to change the ConfigReader.scala file to use the value in the documentation


I think this deserves a comment on why we set `/dev/null`.


missing s?


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Hi @AlexSheer,

it’s a french language key in english language file. ;)


this path is relative to...? I'd make it more explicit.


What happens if read is unmapped?


You can create unique_ptr here.


What happends if read is unmapped.


True. I also didn't think anybody else actually read my commits to notice any sarcastic commit messages.


whoops... it was actually a ')'  lol


And null? Check with Utils.nonNull


auto saves some typing


This is almost like I wrote it except smarter and hilarious! Thank you so much.


@KevinZinsmeister @alexcalixto @andyeck1

Hey Guys, i relocated your structural file here:
Sports_Complex\Models\Proposal 2\Struct_Xcel_Sports Complex.rvt

I renamed it as well.

For future, you don't have to version the file name.  Github version tracks everything.  That's the beauty.

I also created a new sheet in your STRUCT file S-202 that shows the slab edge locations. Had to change it slightly in the SouthEast corner.

Thanks.


This is a wrong way to do errors inside the Rewriter. See the above usage of C.getDiagnostics(). The error message should not include the 'error: ' prefix error since the Report() function will add its own.


Check arguments are not null, and refCoord has an appropriate value.


Same, also alignmentStart, maybe you can relay in the delegation to do the checking though.


Same.


Good, it doesn't print garbage on my system anymore.


Is this preference documented somewhere other than in this comment?


Quote +1


Ah, crap. Yup, it's probably because the default priority for adding a filter to the content is after `wpautop` So adding the filter like this, you're processing content which is already auto-peed.

I suppose for the `add_filter` syntax to work, it would have to be attached at a lower priority, and we should document that.

This behavior will change, though, if we address #11 and parse content after auto-peeing and texturizing. Maybe best to leave it alone for now.


<img width="941" alt="screen shot 2015-07-17 at 2 12 28 pm" src="https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/9343226/8754043/953b205e-2c8e-11e5-851a-e99252473f15.png">


inline this temporary variable


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Please back this commit out or add a new one that removes all the stuff in `app/assets/images/Media Ranker_files`. Looks like you did a "save site" and committed it to your repo.


inline?


```C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.8.0_05\bin\java task43 10 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
```Process started >>>
```number K = 10
```Your array:
```1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Exception in thread "main" java.lang.ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException: 9
```	at task43.main(task43.java:14)
```<<< Process finished. (Exit code 1)


Check cigarForRead for nulls.


check bases for nulls.


Check read for nulls.


check read for nulls.


Maybe it's more correct for this error to say that astrometry_net_data can not be found.  It may be that this data is being located without using EUPS.


I'm not sure  and the docs seems to imply a link between these settings so I'll follow you.
Let me fix that


On 07/17/2015 11:06 AM, Geoffrey Ulman wrote:
> Not sure about differences across platforms, but I did run into issues when running the code not packaged in a jar using:
>
> mvn exec:java -Dexec.mainClass="edu.uw.apl.glimpse.examples.Menu"
>
> When I do that I get:
>
> java.lang.StringIndexOutOfBoundsException: String index out of range: -1
> 	at java.lang.String.substring(String.java:1954)
> 	at edu.uw.apl.glimpse.examples.Menu.main(Menu.java:86)
>
> ---
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub:
> https://github.com/UW-APL-EIS/glimpse/commit/7e37807b502ed38bd3d76fa6705ca90ffa983eaa#commitcomment-12230571
Yes, I see this too.  I was running via

$ java -jar path/to/jar

I'll investigate how the classpath is different when invoking from Maven.

Stuart


they have a method to getUncaughtException, does Eclipse have any method that take two different typr of statement prameter


Check for nulls both arguments.


After std::move I can't use .get() anymore but I need to return the pointer from the function. I throught this looks cleaner than doing program.get() to temporary variable before std::move.


There are some other places using the same llvm:errs like:

    table.fd = bpf_create_map(map_type, table.key_size, table.leaf_size,
table.max_entries);
    if (table.fd < 0) {
      llvm::errs() << "error: could not open bpf fd\n";
      return false;
    }

          } else {
            llvm::errs() << "error: unknown bpf_table operation " <<
memb_name << "\n";
            return false;
          }

Do you want me to change all of them?

On Fri, Jul 17, 2015 at 11:15 AM, Brenden Blanco <notifications@github.com>
wrote:

> This is a wrong way to do errors inside the Rewriter. See the above usage
> of C.getDiagnostics(). The error message should not include the 'error: '
> prefix error since the Report() function will add its own.
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
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> .
>


I meant having the `2.0` inline.


Hmmmm, how about 20s for the handshake, 20s for the pingTimeout in p2p/connection, and 40s for the conn.SetDeadline after the handshake?


Same.


Ok thanks. I'll do the LICENSE file, though it will be @vgturtle127 that will put back the license headers ;)


@alexanderkiel you've since upgraded and all is well?


I like to avoid naked new wherever possible - see my commit with MakeUnique. I already used this pattern with saving pointer to temporary to return it in other places and I think we can live with that.


Jorge, looks good, go ahead and send directly to Brian and cc me


Nice


Does HGSPlatform.fromRead handles nulls appropriately? If not check for null with utils.nonNull here or there.


Check for a null read.


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That would be cleaner, yeah.


Check for null header or read.


That would be great, actually. Please pay attention to the way in which the error is printed. The Report() function adds a prefix that structures the phrase in a certain way. If the error message following it is a complete sentence, it gets confusing to read. Please try to see the error message yourself to see if it makes sense.


idk, didn't test


This comment doesn't describe the function. Should probably be something like `// Error method implements error interface` to shut up golint.


NA https://github.com/openstack/api-site/blob/master/api-ref/src/wadls/orchestration-api/src/v1/orchestration-api.wadl#L632-L647


Could you tag a new release, including this fix? Thanks!


Should this return ErrNoCertificatesFound, or is that error only for use by GetCertificatesBy* functions?


I like the error type. We should make an effort to use more of these instead of just bare strings.


For some reason travis doesn't play well with the --force arg, but it's not a big deal, see:
https://travis-ci.org/monarch-initiative/monarch-app/builds/71459191#L734


`@method` is preserved, `@property` will be removed if there is no corresponding getter or setter in the class.


I'm pretty sure you didn't mean to delete that, otherwise `email` seems to be ignored.


sounds good


But I guess the downside is that sizeof(authSigMessage) is not static, and there's no automatic way (yet) to tell how long a byteslice will be in binary serialized form, since the byteslice is encoded with a leading varint length.  And if we change the binary encoding (esp the varint encoding) in the future our magic numbers might break.

The alternative is to use fixed bytearrays, so [32]byte and [64]byte fields... then the size of the authSigMessage would be exactly 32+64 bytes long.


thx


sdf


Нужно удалить эту зависимость.


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centos installation doc


esta es la configuración que estoy usando en QA

```
server {
    listen 80;
    server_name localhost;
    root "/var/www/participa/public";

    index index.html index.htm index.php;

    charset utf-8;

    location / {
        try_files $uri $uri/ /index.php?$query_string;
    }

    location = /favicon.ico { access_log off; log_not_found off; }
    location = /robots.txt  { access_log off; log_not_found off; }

    access_log off;
    error_log  /var/log/nginx/participa-error.log error;

    sendfile off;

    client_max_body_size 100m;

    location ~ \.php$ {
        fastcgi_split_path_info ^(.+\.php)(/.+)$;
        fastcgi_pass 127.0.0.1:9000;
        fastcgi_index index.php;
        include fastcgi_params;
        fastcgi_param SCRIPT_FILENAME $document_root$fastcgi_script_name;
        fastcgi_intercept_errors off;
        fastcgi_buffer_size 16k;
        fastcgi_buffers 4 16k;
    }

    location ~ /\.ht {
        deny all;
    }
}

```


can you remove the context.id here?


This was intended to support ID-82. This is no longer the case, this repo will be deleted.


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If you want to try a WIP of the new widget functions, try https://github.com/Ignoble61/script.skinshortcuts/tree/widgets - any comments/requests and especially bug reports are welcome as long as you've read the docs first ;) (though please open any issues about this on my fork, not on BigNoids master)


Sorry, of course I meant dffeff929e55dc74a653c62e81a77cfe34ccb42b


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Cool, habe noch ein paar Dinge geändert ;-)


Fixed.


try to put some `javascript:alert('hey there');` here. it surely will open alert in new window because our links have that target=blank stuff. of course in wild it not will be `javascript:alert('hey there'` because `)` is stop char here. but any way javascript is NOT filtered. too bad.


Aggregate capital won't be negative if individual capital never is.


Heyy


I'm not using these exceptions anywhere. This breaking change is fine for me.


Check parameters are nulls.


There aren't any borrowing constraints...you just can't borrow.


Ya I was going to say we should probably move the crypto stuff to fixed length types. Is there a downside to that?


Задача 45 - если входные данные будут вот такими:
```
double B = 3.5;
int N = 5;
int[] ar = {1, 2, 2, 2, 3};
```
То в результате получим вот такую ошибку:
```
C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.8.0_05\bin\java task45
Process started >>>
1 2 2 2 3
1.0 2.0 2.0 2.0 3.0 Exception in thread "main" java.lang.ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException: 5
	at task45.main(task45.java:22)
```


I don't even know why we were dividing by N_tilde before.  We just want to make sure now b is ever negative.


Check for nulls intervalStrings and intervalString.


confusion resolved.  there is an item in the dataset folder for this s3 dataset.  this s3 folder is for the objects in the s3 bucket.  the prefix is the subselection prefix for the objects in the s3 bucket, with '/' meaning take all objects in the bucket.


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well, this means that when your script starts, the file is in `../secret.txt`. what would you add?


Can this be tested for? It seems hard to understand what this is doing (why is 'running cargo test literally' different from the alternative? what is the alternative?); a test case might prevent somebody from undoing this fix accidentally.


freeminer has dried dirt, too


Sounds good to me.  I also think it's pretty easy to doc:  "Override this and return true/false if that's the behavior you want.  Return 'null' if you want the default behavior."


So both should say [DES BS OpenCL].


Check parser and argList are null.

I think that you can create rawIntervals using stream with flatMap.


No downsides. We just added fixed-array support in tendermint/binary so it should work!
(there are no tests for fixed-arrays yet... it's in the issue tracker)


Good catch.


i don't get it. may you craft an example in twister? using a real post?


Doesn’t work for me:

```
fittable git:(server) npm run start

> fittable@0.1.0 start /Users/jimmy/Projects/CVUT/Sirius/fittable
> fittable-server -p 3000 -d dist/

sh: fittable-server: command not found

npm ERR! Darwin 13.4.0
npm ERR! argv "node" "/usr/local/bin/npm" "run" "start"
npm ERR! node v0.12.7
npm ERR! npm  v2.12.1
npm ERR! file sh
npm ERR! code ELIFECYCLE
npm ERR! errno ENOENT
npm ERR! syscall spawn
npm ERR! fittable@0.1.0 start: `fittable-server -p 3000 -d dist/`
npm ERR! spawn ENOENT
```

Are you sure that you can add fittable-server directly into node_modules?


yeah, I will also do refactoring in few days :)


l prefer 16x16 heightmaps for 16x16 textures


@blair1618 @hjanetzek do you think this is a good idea to avoid pass by value for std::vector in this case?


Hi, the POS module  says that it "allows you to quickly give a GLOBAL discount on the current order"

I cannot find the implementation in the interface for the GLOBAL discount.
![pos](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/12609605/8754418/b6b2d2e2-2cc3-11e5-92d5-fbc8605cb20e.jpg)
How should the feature of GLOBAL discount appear in the UI ?


Общие замечания:
- переусложнил, особенно 45 - можно проще, без второго массива
- в этих задачах цикл for подходит меньше всего ))
- не соблюдаешь код-стайл. Почитай его, пожалуйста, я его всем расшаривал - у тебя код слеплен очень плотно, тяжело читать. Не клиника, конечно, но всё-таки тяжело.

А в целом - не плохо, молодец ))


scons build fails in Windows.
```
$ scons -j 1 msvc.debug
scons: Reading SConscript files ...
scons: done reading SConscript files.
scons: Building targets ...
cl /Fobuild\msvc.debug\src\ripple\unity\secp256k1.obj /c src\ripple\unity\secp25
6k1.cpp /TP -Wno-unused-function /nologo /bigobj /EHa /fp:precise /Gd /Gm- /GR /
Gy- /FS /MP /openmp- /Zc:forScope /Zi /errorReport:none /nologo /W3 /WX- /wd"401
8" /wd"4244" /wd"4267" /wd"4800" /GS /MTd /Od /RTC1 /DOPENSSL_NO_SSL2 /DDEPRECAT
ED_IN_MAC_OS_X_VERSION_10_7_AND_LATER /DHAVE_USLEEP=1 /DDEBUG /D_DEBUG /D_WIN32_
WINNT=0x6000 /D_SCL_SECURE_NO_WARNINGS /D_CRT_SECURE_NO_WARNINGS /DWIN32_CONSOLE
 /D_CRTDBG_MAP_ALLOC /Isrc\secp256k1 /IC:\boost_1_57_0 /IC:\OpenSSL-Win64\includ
e /Isrc /Isrc\beast /Ibuild\proto /Isrc\soci\src /Isrc\protobuf\src /Isrc\protob
uf\vsprojects
cl : Command line error D8021 : invalid numeric argument '/Wno-unused-function'
scons: *** [build\msvc.debug\src\ripple\unity\secp256k1.obj] Error 2
scons: building terminated because of errors.
```


idl → .idl


Check for null str.


It seems that you’ve forgotten to delete `node_modules/@cvut/fittable-server`.


Code style: getRepository and findAll on a new line :)


Code style: indent these lines


"beta" is a scalar calculated in the loop above. You need to move the beta calculat from the previous loop into this one.


it looks to me like the url returned by this file should include the authentication...

http://www.rubydoc.info/gems/carrierwave-aws/0.5.0/CarrierWave%2FStorage%2FAWSFile%3Aurl

what errors are you running into?


Likewise SN...


ok great. I'll take a stab at it (and the tests) and add to this PR.

Also I'd like to use function fields in the sconn for Read/Write so I can replace them in tests


I created a new [commit](https://github.com/yDelouis/androidannotations/commit/5f1d174c76d51ef239bb4dd24b9702a3d22112b6) to  change a bit the implementation of the options. I find a bit confusing that an `Option` has a `value` field that can be not set to the right value. The more so as the `Option`s are static in my implementation.
If you are okay with this commit, I will squash the two commits.


so is "javascript:alert('hey there');" a valid url? i'm surprised


What about naming it `dev-server` or something like that? This will better communicate that it’s for development, not production.


I would check here on the type by using instanceof (scrutinizer likes that :) )


Indentation


Check for nulls... ok just make sure that all methods won't fail with an NPE due to a null argument. Won't comment on this again.


a print_r ? :)


Okay, when I delete `node_modules/@cvut/fittable-server` (see https://github.com/cvut/fittable/commit/4fa541adf6e57fb24ce4724838eec8c3a0e81e34#commitcomment-12231221), run `npm install` again and then run `npm run start`, it works.


@soyuka I'm thrilled by the side-effect of `return`. Do you have some reasoning for that?

@bnoordhuis Any insights?


updating


I'd like to stay away from ground truth. Suggest:
[Test the trained classifier](#stage-6-test-the-trained-classifier)


this doesn’t really deserve a changelog issue, it’s internal only.


This commit created a problem with `jx install` when `~/.jx` folder is removed:

```bash
Error while require('tar.gz'):
{ [Error: ENOENT, no such file or directory '/Users/nubisa_krzs/.jx/node_modules']
```

Specifically I'm talking about L#1607. Reverting that line makes `jx install` working again.

How about going compromise and use the following (I've checked it works:)

```js
    ires = getCheckedName(xx + path.sep + getMainFile(xx));
```


I can't delete folder for you, that's your responsibility. We can rename it later.


umm doesn't having this information up on github kind of compromise passcards? maybe I'm misunderstanding how it works, but what stops someone from using one of these API keys to push a version with a backdoor to S3 or npm under your name?


Check for null, otherwise this will fail late.


You don't need the branch name to be passed in separately, it's already included in the PR.
`pr.head.ref` will give you the branch's name :blush:


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZQ7oqmikZDQ

```lyrics
I open my eyes
I try to see but I'm blinded by the white light
I can't remember how
I can't remember why
I'm lying here tonight
...
```


Yes you can and you should… it’s in the repository!


Hi Jeremy,

I removed those files and pushed a new commit -- no idea how that happened! I will process the other feedback over the weekend and let you know if I make further commits.

Thanks!


This is correct only if you call ordinary fn pointers "virtual dispatch".


Thank you! I'm still working through your project, so there'll likely be some more comments later this afternoon.


Would check for null bottom and fail unless null is proven to be genuine legal value here.


This script doesn’t seem to be useful. :P


ok


I think there's more indirection here than necessary. For example, does a container of `SceneLayer`s need to contain `shared_ptr`s of `SceneLayer`s? Are those really shared anywhere?


Oh yeah, forgot since it was ignored. And stop digging in my development branch which is not for review. Should I make a private fork or something?


check out my twist with k=2364 exactly on this commit.


Can we extract this whole block into its own function?


Can you clarify what 'the trait' refers to?


Nope, sorry, I didn’t know that you don’t like feedback in this stage.


At some point we have to worry about pyfits being deprecated for astropy.


i saw this is actually deprecated and will be removed in the future (abstracted in to a gem), so don't use it


os_family Debian isn't ubuntu? so why install a ppa on a pure debian system?


Предлагаю начать писать названия комитов на русском языке. Я пока 1 писал не заморачивался, если работать в двоем, то будет полезно.


careful with your spaces here. also, i don't know if `location: nil` is actually doing anything.


:+1:

FYI. I just pushed two commits fixing an indentation error.
See 0cc16eaff7b757


думаю стоит заюзать bg_white


sorry, just noticed this comment - we don't rely on reference-counting.  the tp_traverse function is used to deal with reference cycles.  It just happens to have the proper semantics for what we need here (that weakref objects don't cause the referent to be marked).


you should be returning the errors on it.
```def update
@item = find_item
if @item.update_attributes(item_params)
  render json: @item
else
  render json: { errors: @item.errors } # or render json: @item.errors
end
```


Suggest this:
A common practice in machine learning is to run a test against a trained classifier to evaluate its performance. You can use the CLI to run this test with a set of test data and return results either in JSON or CSV format.


34e49846fa3ac3

cough

cough

cough


Você deixou a conexão aberta o tempo todo, tem que fechar em algum momento.


s/right/write :)


@DS-Minetest told me that he would prefer the mushrooms from my riesenpilz mod


what is this `end` doing here?


+ Los peones capturan y esquivan ser capturados.
- Falta implementar movimiento de damas para IA.


this won't work at all.


need a `.`


Speed and efficiency is the same as vanilla furnace xD


r+
Thanks!


I think we need to provide the blind test data so that folks can just run through the steps.


Commit message update.


Lembra de commitar somente depois que você tiver feito alguma coisa na classe


Is there a particular reason why this struct type def is embedded in the function?


Submitted upstream
https://review.openstack.org/#/c/203210/


Thank you! I don't know why it did not come up on my computer.


So just one loop over j=js-1,je+1 ; do i=is-1,ie+1, not two?

If I move SN then calculation will touch SN_u(i-2,j) for example. Can halos ever be small enough that this would be a problem?


saw approval from jedmccaleb
at https://github.com/thos37/stellar-core/commit/6d8e1bf85a63c25dd4cba81a3170b18558b9e597


merging thos37/stellar-core/thos37 = 6d8e1bf8 into auto


thos37/stellar-core/thos37 = 6d8e1bf8 merged ok, testing candidate = 6adb3b34


@jonsterling Perhaps I should claim it was a test to see if anyone got to the end ;)


`fork`, `signal`, `nofork`, `nosignal` are the options checked for:
https://github.com/bnoordhuis/node-heapdump/blob/78056ec103572f496e92951f7e847a1b2a25cbe7/lib/main.js#L29-L32


NA https://github.com/openstack/api-site/blob/master/api-ref/src/wadls/orchestration-api/src/v1/common.ent#L6-L32


Ha I caught that too, same I think on the index somewhere
On Jul 17, 2015 2:52 PM, "Robert Pearce" <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> need a .
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> .
>


Also, I think we can just use `ioutils.NewWriteCloserWrapper ` as such:

```go
return ioutils.NewWriteCloserWrapper(out, w.Close), trargetChan
```


A struct should be defined with the narrowest possible scope. I would argue this should be even narrower: it should be an anonymous definition.


hehe just realized the commit message has a typo:

b'foo' != 'foo'


How about this. I can't think of a good way to show this so I'll just show
the tick difference. Speed I know is correct, but efficiency will just show
how many more ticks it is.

Unless I still don't understand what you're saying that should make things
clear

On Fri, Jul 17, 2015, 1:52 PM Luca Stefani <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> Speed and efficiency is the same as vanilla furnace xD
>
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> .
>


Nope
Left over from the refactoring
On Jul 17, 2015 2:52 PM, "Robert Pearce" <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> what is this end doing here?
>
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>


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Added to https://github.com/rackerlabs/api-site/tree/rs-heat-dollar-vars


Задача 43:
```
one : for(int i =1; i<11;i++) {
  ars[i-1]=Integer.parseInt(args[i]);
  if (ars[i-1]>k){
	System.out.println(ars[i-1]+" > "+k);
	break one;
   }
   else if(i==10){
	System.out.println(0);
   }
}
```
1. здесь совсем метка лишняя - всё будет работать правильно и без неё
2. зачем у тебя в цикле используется [i-1], а нумерация в цикле - с 1 ?
3. ну и цикл for в данной задаче подходит меньше всего )))


`Compiler::` isn't needed here. (clang errors)


@marshmellow42 and I started with calling the clearcommandbuffer(),  in every client place we change before we call sendcommand(&c)   just to make sure there is no other commands in the way.


This is what the output from ipsilon-server-install looks like now:
...
Configuring Authentication Providers
...........+++
.....+++
Generating a 2048 bit RSA private key
...............................................................................................................................................................................................................+++
.......+++
writing new private key to '/var/lib/ipsilon/idp/saml2/idp.key'
-----
ipsilon Public Key
SHA1 Fingerprint=6C:45:F9:D8:6C:BC:3B:F2:F1:B0:DE:62:29:8C:D7:19:CE:FE:2F:98
Installation complete.
Please restart HTTPD to enable the IdP instance.


It wasn't working with node.js, the end method in a request close the pipe, at it is, you are closeing the pipe just right after open it, then there is no time for data transfer.


Placing this comment here, but it's actually more generic. I suggest altering your .gitignore file in this project to include the following lines:

```
node_modules/
bower_components/
```
Normally the templates add a `.gitignore` file to the project with those dirs specified. You don't want to version all your node and bower components -- those get pulled in when you build and bootstrap your app, so you don't need to worry about versioning them.


@orlandov Fixed here: https://github.com/joyent/sdc-docker/pull/45/files#diff-cbc845472be19b45f1461fb5a0026e56R69. Let me know what you think :)


Okay, I changed it in d83a0ae61ed73834d74d50d9be7ac9254db60bd6, let me know if this still works for your case. It seems to be working better for my projects.


```
if  _, ok := err.(*client.ErrRepoNotInitialized); !ok {
    return err
}
```


I tried hard to get rid of  extra command in this big switch, and keep it inside the methods.
The basic idea is to make sure you know if the call worked or not.   Just sending a blank ACK is a codesmell


Added here: https://github.com/joyent/sdc-docker/pull/45/files#diff-a398ab5a1b686b57469cc270d0dfeaaaR1133 and also here: https://github.com/joyent/sdc-docker/pull/45/files#diff-a398ab5a1b686b57469cc270d0dfeaaaR1124.

Please let me know what you think :)


Por que você mudou de long para Long?


typo em  `epraço`


error: no template named 'cast'; did you mean 'llvm::cast'?
error: use of undeclared identifier 'CallingConv'; did you mean 'llvm::CallingConv'?


FixCopyrights (Myoldmopar) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1759 of 1759 tests passed)

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May be something related to tab vs space on windows and how git tried to be "smart" coupled with use of git-svn ...


Since this mixin actually takes any property, wouldn't it be better to call it something like "transition-property"? Theoretically I could write this:

`@include transition-color(width, 1s);`

And that would transition the `width` attribute instead of color.


lol @ fuck andrew


hier und unten ein paar kommentare bitte über den blöcken. z.B. "Schnitstellen-Flags setzen"


Hier evtl. leerzeichen zwischen, wobei das hier auch blöd aussehen könnte.. :D


What about #1875? Does that make `(fboundp cmd)` necessary, or `k`, or both?


FixCopyrights (Myoldmopar) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1759 of 1759 tests passed)

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Not sure what you mean.  Like, rather than implementing a test io.ReadWriteCloser?


I think "trusted" here is ambiguous.
What is the meaning of "trusted" here. I thought notary was verifying trust.


local count,cmd,isOK = bin.unpack('LI',result)

Not sure about the unpack anymore,  but aren't you unpacking 2 values into 3 variables.  I didn't know count was implied by bin.unpack, however my lua knowledge is not near yours.


Except there is no easy way of knowing if this command was successful as we cannot support every response modulation to test verify


Задача 44 решена не правильно:
```
C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.8.0_05\bin\java N44 7 1 1 1 8 8 6 6 5 6 6
Process started >>>
8 > 7
```
Программа должна выводить НОМЕР последнего элемента, большего, чем заданное К. В случае входных данных выше правильный ответ - 5 (потому что последняя 8-ка - на 5-м месте)


В проекте есть класс DpCalculator  для использования таких вещей


FixCopyrights (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (727 of 727 tests passed)

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s.o.


comment


This is the new selection merge instruction.
However, it looks like glslang's assembly language output indentation becomes confused about what's going on.  It seems to think a selectionmerge should always increment the indentation.
But now the same block (the merge block 12) is targeted by two different selection instructions: the loopmerge and the selection merge.


ya. I guess just implementing the dummy is fine too. nvm.

on another note, the deadline is an absolute time. so either we just remove the deadline after the handshake (and let the pings deal with it) or we pass a net.Conn into sconn and call SetDeadline in Read before every ReadFull. I'd favour the former


Here's an example of how that typo in the mixin affects the generated style.


use of undeclared identifier 'Value'
llvm::Value?


Done, but Travis CI is failing, I don´t understand why...


all tests pass:
success: https://travis-ci.org/stellar/stellar-core/builds/71465193


> You can access it at `../secret.txt` relative to the repository root from where your script is executed.

Is clearer to me at least.


Kann der status hier kein bool sein..?


Agreed on naming, although Reference is going to get refactored out by some work in distribution. This function is testing whether the reference is self-verifiable by a cryptographically strong hash, in which case the reference itself may be trusted and does not need to rely on notary.


45 - совсем-совсем не правильно


I think you actually have a bug with how the transitions are being applied that is still resulting in the transition happening, but not in the controlled way you think.

The transition property should be set like so:

`transition: propertyname duration, propertyname duration;`

You can list as many properties and durations as you want, and you separate each pair with a comma. (Note that in your code, you separate the propertyname and duration with a comma.) With your current code, you are generating CSS like this:

`transition: color, 1s`

but you intend to generate this:

`transition: color 1s;`

(Note there is no comma between the property and duration.)

I believe this is interpreted the same way as:

`transition: color 0s, all 1s;`

So since the last transition definition is for `all 1s` then it will transition all changing properties with a 1s duration, which probably looks like what you intend but is actually different (and could have unforeseen results if you alter things).


instead of @extend .mw_bar1 you can use the mixin. Like ``@include bar1;``
But the best way is to add mw_bar1 class to h2 using tritium


I pull the changes, looks like I am still getting error at my workSpace


fast-forwarding master to auto = 6adb3b34


bool


Currently, the pitch is set to be a random number between 0 and 99
I want the pitch and speed to reflect a "mood" of calvin by integrating the current time, uptime of the computer, uptime of calvin, the temperature outside, and tasks that bore/excite him , etc...


same as https://github.com/dimagi/commcare-hq/pull/7502 take out when that is merged


Hello, @ortrails, @upta

Can someone explain me what is **ToString()** for?
```
h.Sender.Target.ToString() == obj.ToString()
```

It's seems more suitable to use **Object.Equals(h.Sender.Target, obj)**


same as https://github.com/dimagi/commcare-hq/pull/7503 remove when merged


That is funny. I compile the 32-Bit toolchain and tell you the results.


Again, you can use tritium and add a class name (e.g. mw-sidebar-heading) to the h2's within those divs. And then you can style .mw-sidebar-heading either within ``_category.scss`` or ``_lib.scss``


comment


hier und dadrunter kommentare


NA https://github.com/openstack/api-site/blob/master/api-ref/src/wadls/orchestration-api/src/v1/orchestration-api.wadl#L656


I was thinking

```
var code = await _reader.readAsString(id);
```

rather than pass `code` in since we have the `reader` & the `id` available here. What do you think?


how about assigning a variable for this color in variables.scss
e.g. ``$red1: #5f0f02;`` or ``$borderRed: 1px solid #5f0f02;``
then you can use ``border-left: $borderRed;``
but make sure you set the variables in variables.scss


ist doch egal :)


I'd suggest removing the styles in `main.scss` entirely. You could move everything from line 14 down in this file into the _content.scss file if you still wanted those styles for display purposes. But try to keep your `main.scss` file a pure index of your stylesheets.


46 - работает правильно, но решена оооочень сложно... Зачем там, например, второй массив?


So, therefor....?

signal and nosignal you override with nosignal, nofork is the default, so fork is the only thing that can be changed, and it seems damaging. If it has a use-case for pm/mesh, that's OK, but I'd hate to have trouble-shoot why heap dump data  is subtly wrong, only to find out the client had specified fork (or perhaps I misunderstand @bnoordhuis's dire-sounding warnings).


``margin: 0;`` would have done it. Besides you don't have to specify it for webkit browsers.


@erisdev The the key is encrypted using "travis encrypt" and can only be decrypted by Travis itself. Travis generates a public/private key pair for each repo. The public key is used to encrypt secrets in .travis.yml and the Travis CI system uses the private key to decrypt secrets during CI builds.

Of course, if my npm/S3/Chrome Web Store credentials were compromised then someone could indeed upload a compromised version of Passcards which did not match the code on GitHub. I'd like to find a way to reduce or eliminate that risk.


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


use the mixin instead. the compiled css would look better:
``@include sprites-menu_go;``


Please fix grammar on this pull request. I can't understand "you have to register the [missing word?] with..."

Thanks.


You can use ``border-bottom: none; ``


а если бы по заданию был бы массив из 1000 элементов?


I thought the Git Core PPA would work in both distributions, so I did not believe there would be an issue. If there is, then I suppose it should be changed to be limited to just Ubuntu only.


I think is breaking the build.


oh.  ok, lets try the former.  Rather than Set*Deadline, I think we should tear down the connection at the MConnection level if nothing was received in a while, to work in conjunction with ping/pong there.


here was markdown for link name. please don't forget about that.


You don't need to use > unless you really need to. :wink:


этот ```else``` не нужен совсем-совсем


аналогично


This resolved Issue #70.


You should remove all the styles in `main.scss` so that your `main.scss` file remains a super clean index of the stylesheets involved in your project. You don't want an import or something to get lost among style definitions.

You can remove all the styles from line 15 down. You can still use them on your site: just move them into `_content.scss`, where they can live happily alongside your other content styles.


ну ты понял, да? :)


а это - не правильно совсем. По заданию - надо вывести все числа массива И число N так, что бы при этом сохранился порядок возрастания...


does it not already do that? if not whats the pinging for?


You should have kept mw-home :smile_cat:


I think this is an improvement, but it still might fail if the module has `.js` in its name, for instance what about `Foo.js/index.js.jsx`?

This is slightly better, but it doesn't work so great for `Foo.js/bar.js/index.js.jsx`:

```ruby
.gsub(/(\/.*?)\.js.*$/, '\1')
```

I think you probably want to lean on `File.dirname()` and `File.basename()`. Maybe something like:

```ruby
path = @relative_file_path.sub("#{@lookup_path}\/", '') # remove path prefix
[File.dirname(path), File.basename(File.basename(path, '.jsx'), '.js')].join(File::SEPARATOR)
```

You could also do something like this if you prefer (not tested)

```ruby
path_parts = File.split(@relative_file_path.sub("#{@lookup_path}\/", '')) # sub to remove path prefix
[path_parts.first, path_parts.last.gsub(/\.(jsx?|.js.jsx)/, '')].join(File::SEPARATOR)
```


True in this case,  but I would still put the ACK in the end of T55xxWriteBlock in lfops.c


By any chance have you tested with the telerik wbwekview plugin?


**[unitTests_php_branches run failed](http://qa-s2.wikia-prod:8080/job/unitTests_php_branches/18065/testReport/) for this commit**


не работает...
```
C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.8.0_05\bin\java hw46 10 1 2 2 4 4 5 5 6 6 10
Process started >>>
1 10
```


Ah, yes, that's a good practice. IIRC, I implemented `clearcommandbuffer` once upon a time  :) .
Just to be clear, though (for anyone else reading this), `clearcommandbuffer` clears the ARM->Client queue of responses, so that old ACK:s or whatever are cleared out. I'll add it here...


A question about handling issues from CApplicationMessenger. I have small bug fixes. Should I create a new PR? Or do we merge it with this PR?


try using ancestor
``move_to("./ancestor::div[@class='Left'][1]", "top")``
http://www.w3schools.com/xpath/xpath_axes.asp


Remove comment.


Not a whole lot.  As a kind of connection keep-alive.


instead of these two lines you can use
``$(".//div[@id='Wrapper']") {``


Remove or log instead.


got nothing on hackstream


Aha, was that your contribution.  A good one,  it was quite lost I must say.  @marshmellow42  and I kind of stumbled upon it when we where doing the MFU changes and thought it could not hurt to call it.  Its good to know that all client-sent usbcommands responses belong to the method you are calling from..


Is there a way for copy using LVM Snapshot?


careful with indentation :wink:


TeamCity LabkeyTrunk :: CDS postgres 9.4 [Build 162](https://teamcity.labkey.org/viewLog.html?buildId=261473&buildTypeId=LabkeyTrunk_CdsPostgres93) outcome was **FAILURE**
Summary: Tests failed: 4 (1 new), passed: 0 Build time: 00:07:02
### Failed tests
```
org.labkey.test.Runner: org.labkey.test.tests.CDSSecurityTest: <no details avaliable>

org.labkey.test.Runner: org.labkey.test.tests.CDSTest: <no details avaliable>

org.labkey.test.Runner: org.labkey.test.tests.CDSVisualizationTest: <no details avaliable>

org.labkey.test.Runner: org.labkey.test.tests.CDSLoginTest: <no details avaliable>

```


you can do it in one line
``attributes(data-ur-set: "carousel", data-ur-infinite: "disabled", data-ur-autoscroll: "enabled")``


+ quiz.sqlite


Молодец, у меня вопросов нет, всё правильно.
Единственное замечание:
- чисто с точки зрения производительности, в задачах 43 и 44 - цикл for совсем не подходит. Кроме того, у тебя на каждой итерции происходит проверка на else if - хотя срабатывает она всего один раз - а этого лучше стараться избегать. Иногда без этого не обойтись, но эти задачи - совсем не такой случай.


this can be a one liner as well
``insert("div", data-ur-carousel-component: "dots")``


Não precisa destes comentários


(minor) Style -- { on same line.


Separar em métodos foi ok, mas cada entidade poderia ter seu próprio Dao e você só chamá-lo.


The name of this variable is bad.
Maybe change to: $permissionMode ?


Melhor fazer com que o usuário sempre tenha uma lista de telefones, assim você não precisa ficar validando o **null**


another one liner ``remove("./div[@class='Left']")``
If there is only one ``.Left`` within the page you can get rid of line 4 and 5 by using ``remove(".//div[@class='Left']")``


Regra de negócio, quem tem que validar isso é a Lógica e não o Dao.


How sure are you with this?

According to records.pyc this is the correct order:
```
 ('globalMapCommon', 'xp'): 601,
 ('globalMapCommon', 'battlesCount'): 602,
 ('globalMapCommon', 'wins'): 603,
 ('globalMapCommon', 'winAndSurvived'): 604,
 ('globalMapCommon', 'losses'): 605,
 ('globalMapCommon', 'survivedBattles'): 606,
 ('globalMapCommon', 'frags'): 607,
 ('globalMapCommon', 'frags8p'): 608,
 ('globalMapCommon', 'shots'): 609,
 ('globalMapCommon', 'directHits'): 610,
 ('globalMapCommon', 'spotted'): 611,
 ('globalMapCommon', 'damageDealt'): 612,
 ('globalMapCommon', 'damageReceived'): 613,
 ('globalMapCommon', 'capturePoints'): 614,
 ('globalMapCommon', 'droppedCapturePoints'): 615,
 ('globalMapCommon', 'originalXP'): 616,
 ('globalMapCommon', 'damageAssistedTrack'): 617,
 ('globalMapCommon', 'damageAssistedRadio'): 618,
 ('globalMapCommon', 'directHitsReceived'): 619,
 ('globalMapCommon', 'noDamageDirectHitsReceived'): 620,
 ('globalMapCommon', 'piercingsReceived'): 621,
 ('globalMapCommon', 'explosionHitsReceived'): 622,
 ('globalMapCommon', 'explosionHits'): 623,
 ('globalMapCommon', 'piercings'): 624,
 ('globalMapCommon', 'potentialDamageReceived'): 625,
 ('globalMapCommon', 'damageBlockedByArmor'): 626,
 ('globalMapCommon', 'xpBefore8_9'): 705,
 ('globalMapCommon', 'battlesCountBefore8_9'): 706,
 ('globalMapCommon', 'battlesCountBefore9_0'): 707,
```


hahaha, besides winning something but yeah hackstream obviously


Changing directory needs to be enabled for ` $cmd` and for remote commands
Remote commands could be executed in a function since it is the same for $all and normal mode


Actually closes #25.


Se o método é só pra ser utilizado dentro da classe, melhor colocar como **private**.


There is definitely not a wheezy/jessie/etc in http://ppa.launchpad.net/git-core/ppa/ubuntu

So yeah, go ahead and make it os == Ubuntu


NA https://github.com/openstack/api-site/blob/master/api-ref/src/wadls/orchestration-api/src/v1/common.ent#L41


My comment has disappeared?

What I meant, is that if you play in another language, the first custom sitrep (*This is a sample Custom Sitrep, which is enabled by %tech% and all the busy empire servants reporting information back to %system%*) will be displayed in english. This one should be at least in the stringtable, in order of being translatable in others languages, no?


Thx


You can call me by my real name?