Пользователь не авторизован здесь всегда обозначает что вызвавший апи не авторизован. Админа можно забанить.


typed_function_ordering (lefticus) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-clang-3.6-AddressSanitizer: OK (356 of 356 tests passed)

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dd


This revision is clean.


Thanks!


I am not even mad. I find this name hilarious.


@Kitke How about injecting `Preferences` instead of `Settings` to your classes? See the third option: https://github.com/Kitke/time-keeper/commit/d829181489ea8e32e8f7d2575278506d888f7fe4#commitcomment-12723687


typed_function_ordering (lefticus) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-clang-3.6-ThreadSanitizer: OK (356 of 356 tests passed)

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Esta solución no me termina de gustar porque estás pasando la lista de artículos a home y pierde el significado. Mejor solucionarlo simplemente con una redirección:

`modules/core/client/config/core.client.routes.js`:
```javascript
angular.module('core').config(['$stateProvider', '$urlRouterProvider',
    function ($stateProvider, $urlRouterProvider) {

        // Redirect to 404 when route not found
        $urlRouterProvider.otherwise('not-found');

        $urlRouterProvider.when('/', '/articles');

        // Home state routing
        $stateProvider
            .state('not-found', {
                url: '/not-found',
                templateUrl: 'modules/core/views/404.client.view.html'
            });
    }
]);
```

De esta forma puedese entrar tanto a `noticias.bibing.com/` como a `noticias.bibing.com/articles` y seguimos teniendo la posibilidad de añadir una home page más adelante si lo necesitamos.


@Kitke Yet another (similar) thing are translations => what if u wanted to make pl/en/fr/etc versions of your app?


typed_function_ordering (lefticus) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: OK (356 of 356 tests passed)

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I tried that but got an error
```
E: Unable to locate package g++-4.8

E: Couldn't find any package by regex 'g++-4.8'
```


typed_function_ordering (lefticus) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.6: OK (356 of 356 tests passed)

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typed_function_ordering (lefticus) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-cppcheck-1.67: OK (0 of 0 tests passed)

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### Test color movie matroska file h265/ac3 with two audio tracks and 3 sub-titles
```
# ~/mpv vid.mkv
Playing: vid.mkv
 (+) Video --vid=1 (*) (hevc)
 (+) Audio --aid=1 --alang=ENG (*) (ac3)
     Audio --aid=2 --alang=eng (ac3)
 (+) Subs  --sid=1 --slang=ENG (*) 'FORCED' (subrip)
     Subs  --sid=2 --slang=ENG (subrip)
     Subs  --sid=3 --slang=eng (subrip)
[ffmpeg/video] hevc: Invalid default display window
[ffmpeg/video] hevc: Invalid default display window
AO: [alsa] 48000Hz stereo 2ch float
VO: [opengl] 1280x528 => 1280x533 yuv420p
AV: 00:01:08 / 03:06:32 (0%) A-V:  0.000 Cache: 10s+73MB
```

Working fine, the above error message seems not to matter.
'FORCED' sub channel isn't being displayed, I'm not sure if it's supposed to.
The other subs display fine. Switching audio channels works fine, too.
h265 matroska is using 13 processes. The top one takes 70% CPU for this kind of bandwidth, and the remaining ones take the rest, 30%. My laptop is still working fine, I'm able to keep other windows open (Rox, geany, terminals, web browser). Dragging the player window is fine, a bit sluggish, perhaps.
During playback the fan is spinning at its minimum rate. Nice.


This is a bit ugly. Not sure exactly how the imports in node work, but my assumption is this is kind of a global variable and will leak across multiple configured servers? If so, I'd need to change this to some other setup I or get a patch in locale I guess. locale fetches this value from ENV by the way.


@arturoc got it. I understand the reasoning for not having too many hidden default params.

As both socket reuse and broadcast are fairly fine to leave enabled I would prefer your last suggestion.
Default to reuse and broadcast being on and have the one setup function.

then if you really need to disable them do as you suggested.

rx.disableSocketReuse();
rx.setup(9900);

tx.disableBroadcast();
tx.setup("127.0.0.1", 9000);


r+


Send me a link to that commit


I'm using go-mega as a pipe between different systems, and the files don't actually ever touch the local filesystem.


Not sure if I get what you mean...

there are N crypters, thus modifying shared data is protected by the thread_lock (see 321). There is only 1 writer though, so all calls to misc borg code are just done from 1 thread.

if you find some specifically problematic parts of the code, just directly put a comment there, saying why they are problematic.

agreed that multithreaded code is more scary, I had quite some race conditions to solve until it did not blow up any more.
some are maybe even still there, see the RemoteArchiver tests.


### Test color movie mp4 file h264/acc
```
# ~/vkm.mp4
Playing: vkm.mp4
 (+) Video --vid=1 (*) (h264)
 (+) Audio --aid=1 --alang=und (*) (aac)
AO: [alsa] 48000Hz stereo 2ch float
VO: [opengl] 1280x562 yuv420p
AV: 00:04:31 / 02:08:15 (3%) A-V:  0.000 Dropped: 2 Cache:  9s+73MB
```
Results and specs are very similar to the **Test color episode matroska file h264/ac3** test.


Found it


Yes you are quite right, it seems I noticed it too since it had been changed already :)


saw approval from jedmccaleb
at https://github.com/graydon/stellar-core/commit/97edc84d7dc1e227f020856830d11538d63d88bf


merging graydon/stellar-core/more-prepared-statements = 97edc84d into auto


graydon/stellar-core/more-prepared-statements = 97edc84d merged ok, testing candidate = ba334aec


死霊の巣
这张卡为什么改回去了？


Sorted, forgot to add `ubuntu-toolchain-r-test` :)


yes. maybe it did previously, did rewrite this multiple times iirc.


btw, join #borgbackup on freenode IRC for chatting. :)


Note to self: change so that this only applies to sunlight


@mlubin Is this better?


I am late to the party but: beforeSearch?


I'm going to have to implement a 16 character limit so this will probably be refactored in the close future


@ecbrown Also many of the changes have later been reverted when I came up with better solutions. The commits are very messy, sorry.

P.S. Beware the interval function, it should probably be removed since it messes up the theory behind many/most of the algorithms


thanks, appreciate it


Sweet. The next step then is to add this GET logic to the image plugin. When one double-clicks the image, we either expand what we have or fetch high resolution from ipfs using the ipfsHash that has been saved in the item.

https://github.com/fedwiki/wiki-client/blob/master/lib/image.coffee


Hi I try to work in this space


测试的


To be fair, CCB authored it - so do you want us to change his original code, or add onto it?


ensure spaces around operators


I haven't learned why borg needs csize yet, but I would want to get rid of it.  It feels like it should just be able to do (pseudocode)

<pre>
chunk_id = borghash(chunk)
if chunk_id in repository:
    repository.chunk_incref(chunk_id)
else:
    cchunk = compress(chunk)
    repository.chunk_add(chunk_id, cchunk)


Hehe no problem. Since I already did the change let me give you why I think search is better than beforeSearch :
 - search is smaller (faster to type for lazy)
 - given the asynchronous nature of the search and the fact we can't cancel it at this precise moment, the temporal qualification doesn't matter much.
Do you have anything that would make beforesearch better?


typo!


The reason was a "bug" in WebView (there is somewhere an issue with details about this). I am not sure if the new WebView component is open source, but I guess it isn't taking into account the way Google is going with for example Play services.


Ke crtame be xD


@mvalipour Just read the comments in #502. ;)


This revision is clean.


These file shouldn't be include


Is OC working?


It would probably be easy enough to convert this script to take CHANGELOG.txt as input, convert to .rst format and add whatever else is needed for display on the web. That way there's only a single changelog file, instead of needing to edit two files for every change.


some tests failed:
failure: https://travis-ci.org/stellar/stellar-core/builds/75732409


No you are right about the fact that since there is no way to cancel or alter the search being done there is no obvious point to have before or after

Thx :)


If not, target is unknown


well, I was never asked for support, however, it should be fine, given it's something decided by the project owner. (and not by accident)


Yes it's better. Though I think we should be more explicit that the ``chunk_size`` method has very different performance characteristics from the default. You should look at using ``chunk_size`` if ``@time`` reports that a lot of time is spent in the GC, for example.


### Test VOB
This VOB from a DVD has multiple audio tracks, multiple subs, and video chapters. Seeking to the next/prev chapter works fine. Quality is fine. 12 processes, top one takes 20%, 10% overall the others. Usual, no-consequence error messages while seeking. Occasionally an error message about the audio/video being "out of sync due to, perhaps, a slow PC" - but I can't perceive the difference. Pass 10/10 for me.
```
# ~/mpv VIDEO_TS.IFO
Playing: VIDEO_TS.IFO
[ifo/dvdnav] .IFO detected. Redirecting to dvd://
libdvdnav: Using dvdnav version 5.0.3
libdvdread: Couldn't find device name.
libdvdnav: Can't read name block. Probably not a DVD-ROM device.
libdvdnav: vm: dvd_read_name failed
libdvdnav: DVD disk reports itself with Region mask 0x00000000. Regions: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
[ifo/dvdnav] Selecting title 0.
[ifo/dvdnav] DVDNAV, switched to title: 1
 (+) Video --vid=1 (mpeg2video)
 (+) Audio --aid=1 --alang=en (ac3)
     Audio --aid=2 --alang=de (ac3)
     Audio --aid=3 --alang=zh (ac3)
     Audio --aid=4 --alang=ko (ac3)
     Subs  --sid=1 --slang=en (dvd_subtitle)
     Subs  --sid=2 --slang=de (dvd_subtitle)
     Subs  --sid=3 --slang=zh (dvd_subtitle)
     Subs  --sid=4 --slang=ko (dvd_subtitle)
     Subs  --sid=5 --slang=en (dvd_subtitle)
     Subs  --sid=6 --slang=de (dvd_subtitle)
     Subs  --sid=7 --slang=zh (dvd_subtitle)
AO: [alsa] 48000Hz stereo 2ch float
VO: [opengl] 720x576 => 1024x576 yuv420p
AV: 00:00:07 / 02:19:35 (0%) A-V: -0.000
```


Oops, I think you're right


This commit seems to kill the padding everywhere. Any chance we could start doing a bit of discussion before merging?


But cache.commit() reads from the shared data in chunks, to write the index file, doesn't it?


Here is my assignment..could not finish though


Sup


There's still that misformed parenthese.


97215920---Fill-Gaps-in-HVAC-Components---Initial-Code (rraustad) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: OK (1792 of 1796 tests passed)

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Please take a look at the PKGBUILD guidelines, [source array](https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/PKGBUILD#source) section:
> **Note:** .install files should not be included.


Here is my assignment


I don't understand this case. Can't the `Just []` case also happen if there is a package `foo` that depends on a system package `foo` which exists? In that case, don't we want to generate something like `inherit foo` and not `foo = null` ?


a


the data is getting directly passed to us from `EXPORT_SERVICES`, this will modify the object, thus it will only work once.


97215920---Fill-Gaps-in-HVAC-Components---Initial-Code (rraustad) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-cppcheck-1.61: OK (0 of 0 tests passed)

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94006714-MultipleTowers (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-IntegrationCoverage-Debug: OK (1274 of 1274 tests passed)

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The code looks weird on JSFiddle without this, line breaks are ignored.


multi-file gists :+1:


delete


第22个开发版本，第2次编译jar。感谢在开发中指导的各位大触，才让这个mod能一周换次版本号。
大家阳炎日快乐！！
Happy kagerou daze！！


Because GitHub would throw an error about validating data types. Now this line is gone.


Looks fairly straightforward, based on diff output (`diff CHANGELOG.txt ../docs/source/changelog.rst --strip-trailing-cr `). This would allow programmatic adding of `:blue:` for all CHANGED items, very similar implementation (regex to detect CHANGE, function to return a tweaked version of the line)


Now we have two options


It's gone now


Here is a comment


another one


Couldn't show the updates!


I think you've left a straggling reference to `l:pos` up on line 167.


You can write that test more concisely as `if not info.get('frontmatter,True)`.


From code reading:

* cljsDeps.js gets pulled in from [threadworker.js](https://github.com/cldwalker/LightTable/blob/d79adff78557febf4a3b94691a132fa81fe3aeaa/deploy/core/node_modules/lighttable/background/threadworker.js#L29)
* threadworker.js is javascript run in the [background by a worker-thread object](https://github.com/cldwalker/LightTable/blob/d79adff78557febf4a3b94691a132fa81fe3aeaa/src/lt/objs/thread.cljs#L67). This object is used by the [background](https://github.com/cldwalker/LightTable/blob/d79adff78557febf4a3b94691a132fa81fe3aeaa/src/lt/macros.clj#L71) macro.

We need the compiled clojurescript in order to run clojurescript code in the background thread. As for the two dependencies, I think only cljs.reader is used but I could be wrong


А чем Integer лучше int?


This broke the build on OSX, ``error: use of undeclared identifier 'ts_scan_resources'``.


api.github.com


:sunglasses:


All makes sense! It's been so long since 0.84... But I do forget most people stay in official releases.  I agree with @ofTheo... Socket reuse enabled by default, with an optional call to disable it.


see: https://github.com/combak/ShatteredWorld/issues/17


helllo-world


hello-world


hello-worlld


Looks like the `close()` method was introduced in Java 7. See http://docs.oracle.com/javase/7/docs/api/java/net/URLClassLoader.html#close(). This prevents test execution on Java 6.


@Brit200313 This is my first pass at a spec for HistoricalEvents helper. It doesn't work yet.


I see.

> On Aug 15, 2015, at 8:31 AM, Jason Swails <notifications@github.com> wrote:
>
> A view doesn't have a lot of things -- no OpenMM calls, no parameter_types lists, no strip(), no subsequent selections... it really doesn't have anything except atoms, residues, bonds, angles, ..., and those are regular lists, not TrackedLists. It's not even really a full view, since the lists of attributes are separate lists -- e.g., if you swap the order of two atoms in a view, that is not reflected in the original structure. The only thing that a view guarantees for you is that the atoms, residues, and parameter/topology objects are references to the same ones used in the Structure.
>
> Really all it's good for is collecting a set of atoms together that you can operate on to change the original structure.
>
> The big thing here is that the idx attribute of all the types, atoms, and residues are only valid for a single list. Which means that in a selection, then those indices can be valid for the original list (as in a view), or the list of the selection (as in a copy), but not both. We've already discussed in a previous issue (#272) why a slice/selection returns a copy, and it's not something I plan on changing.
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub.
>


Возвращаемый boolean плохо, поскольку тут же надо проверить не закончилась ли игра по иной причине (отсутствия  живых крестов у противника) и маяковать наверх причину окончания игры. В случае, если мы вторым своим мини-ходом убиваем последний крест противника и третий мини-ход сделать не можем, то проиграл всё-таки противник. Важно помнить, что на первый ход это правило не должно распространяться, чтобы второй игрок не проигрывал сразу.


replace() returns self if it doesn't find its first argument, so this test doesn't do anything


The `.mli` file was forgotten here, it is included in the next commit. I'll rebase this, as this means the build of this commit breaks with warnings.


This should simply be "else:"


I am a nice comment


: O


r+


Этот фрагмент можно оптимизировать, объединив case MARK_PLACED и case WALL_PLACED в один кейс и возвращать в нём State.


saw approval from jedmccaleb
at https://github.com/graydon/stellar-core/commit/f33bca9af3f0e005cf237b280ae5afab466440ed


merging graydon/stellar-core/fast-path-catchup-state-machine = f33bca9a into auto


graydon/stellar-core/fast-path-catchup-state-machine = f33bca9a merged ok, testing candidate = b179493a


'port,' or c+p?

time to call the detectives :mag_right:


I should have included the error. It can't find the Method.

```
1) HistoricalEventsHelper blurb returns a premilestone_status or ongoing_status if present or an empty string if neither are present
     Failure/Error: expect(historical_event.blurb).to match /the wheel has not been invented/
     NoMethodError:
       undefined method `blurb' for #<HistoricalEvent:0x007fd7f8291be8>
     # /Users/admin/.rvm/gems/ruby-2.2.1@global/gems/activemodel-4.2.1/lib/active_model/attribute_methods.rb:433:in `method_missing'
     # ./spec/helpers/historical_events_helper_spec.rb:18:in `block (3 levels) in <top (required)>'
```


Сюда надо передать причину срочного окончания игры: GAME_FINISH_NO_MOVES или GAME_FINISH_NO_MARKS.


hello-world


私は友人のFacebookハイエクKarobatの楽しみは、私が忘れたい思い出を消去されません収集する90000


You also need to add
```
sudo apt-get install -qqy liblua5.1-0-dev
sudo apt-get install -qqy libgd-dev
```
in the list of dependencies and a
```
mdkir $PREFIX/src
```
in the beginning of Lua-GD installation process


Ajuste


The default gulp task was broken in our project. So I started to compare our src directory with https://github.com/poeticninja/hapi-ninja in trying to figure out why. That was when I noticed the server.js and assets.js files were originally outside of the server directory so I moved it back. These two files are basically configuration files used once to start up the server. I should have asked you first why we moved the two files inside the server directory, but I am also just now starting to understand all the new technology we are using in our project.


This seems to represent a non-trivial design decision.  What drove you to implement this?  [It should be documented in the code as well as the paper]


`Clflags.color` is defined in the next commit.


> Is it now fixed and I can remove "volatile"?

You should provide an running example of your problem, its tricky to be sure interpretations of your written problem are corrct.


I've added a createdAt field in the user model, and made sure that gets
filled in when a user signs up.  I've also updated all records in the db to
add that field.  I updated the intercom code to pull that createdAt date
from the user record in a unix timestamp form.

On Fri, Aug 14, 2015 at 10:58 PM Dallas Peters <notifications@github.com>
wrote:

> #59 WIP intercom
>
> @mark-bradshaw so I’ve done some basic intall of intercom.io on the app
> but could use your help getting a few things completed. Basically I
> need to get a UNIX timestamp for the created at bit. line:6. here’s a
> link with more info. I can get you logins if you want to check if it’s
> working.
> http://docs.intercom.io/install-on-your-web-product/use-javascript-to-in
> stall-intercom-on-any-web-app
> <http://docs.intercom.io/install-on-your-web-product/use-javascript-to-install-intercom-on-any-web-app>
>
> ---
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub:
>
> https://github.com/dallasbpeters/tiny-love/commit/a90632fa9ddd86af93649b99f7e1ae8e006968ff


Hello, Just in case, I fixed this in the development branch of daux.io, I recommend you use that version, it's much more advanced than the master branch


You can't catch SIGKILL signal. Perhaps you meant SIGTERM.


I read the documentation, and from what I gathered, the call to enable it is DISPLAY_SPLASH_SCREEN=1. However, I am still unclear as to where it should be added. Tons of googling wasn't of much help either... back in the old days it was just a matter of copying an initlogo.rle to the root of the fs. But I think that went away in gingerbread...


It appears this fix didn't fix hot-loading. I'm not sure if I'm forgetting a step or it's still broken.

When I navigate to http://locahost:3000/webpack-dev-server, it hotloads after I restart the server but not after I save a file as it should work.

When I open the dev console, I get an error `GET https://localhost:3000/socket.io/?EIO=3&transport=polling&t=1439652537472-25 net::ERR_CONNECTION_CLOSED`


These two changes should not be included.


should be "d3d9 behaviour"


This is a great feature @jadnco :+1:


@smn can you please give more instruction on how to write the test :)


should not add this back.


should not change this.


> Crazy-Hopper commented on 0b1fe03 5 days ago
>
> I thought on sharing the settings with GTK statusicon plugin.
> But i'm not sure it is ok to have two different sets of defaults for the same section (statusicon). Just thought it would be better to avoid possible collisions or saving/deleting issues.

@jlindgren90 What do you think about this? Is it not safe to share the settings?


should not add these back.


It is  the first time for me to use this,have no idea what to write.


I think is a bit over designed.

Lets move forward and see how it goes!


use Utils.IsNull


Use Utils.IsNull


About same piece type attacks and tempo.
I have seen your post in "suggestions and ideas"

The main problem here is that our evaluate had been made symmetric by design
All the  "side to move" bonus had been removed.

Otherwise it will be asymmetric, and this does not work well with the NULL move heuristic.
There are ways to go around this,
but that would imply some rewrite of search and eval, and a probable slow down.

But could open the door to new potential improvements which could worth it.

Will do some experiments.


It seems replicateMsStreamFunc can return null, so do we need to handle null here?


Esto ya se hace en el main.py


I believe you should also test status == 0 here.


This will definitely not work when compiling with MSVC on Windows.


And this is GCC- and Clang-specific.


all tests pass:
success: https://travis-ci.org/stellar/stellar-core/builds/75736899


Intro to Git


Send a pull request and I'll merge it


@gzzhanghao See https://github.com/phpmyadmin/phpmyadmin/issues/11399


@Sunilkumarr https


fast-forwarding master to auto = b179493a


Using DatabaseFactory without wrapper functions makes it a little faster.


@Sunilkumarr change it to TextUtils.isEmpty


This is pretty odd -- version 12.3 of sorl-thumbnail on PyPI does not contain this patch yet this commit is a child of commit e769ee773ca793fbc43f56fe3cee46670cb5fa89 which is tagged as v12.3.

Any idea why this patch didn't make it into the release @mariocesar?


domain


Margarino?? I think it's misspelled


ping @nolanlawson ,  turns out we already had a function that did this


97215920---Fill-Gaps-in-HVAC-Components---Initial-Code (rraustad) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (748 of 748 tests passed)

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It is released as `redux-promise-middleware@0.2.0`.


@chrisdone Might this change prevent it from finding TH dependencies for the main-is files?  And maybe also unlisted modules?


Pat used your account ?


You can remove the return here and above.


You maybe can set off separated spectator chat at end of game. @Yannici


Are you sure? https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/xdkz3x12.aspx?f=255&MSPPError=-2147217396


Done


@nolanlawson,  turns out, there is quite a bit of hoisting going on here


@lexmanos this looks good for a mainline merge. @abrarsyed I think were OK on Jenkins with existing setup, right?


We can do it just just in case, but according to the docs it shouldn't be strictly needed:
> Returns:
> A pointer to the start of the NUL-terminated demangled name, or NULL if the demangling fails.
https://gcc.gnu.org/onlinedocs/libstdc++/libstdc++-html-USERS-4.3/a01696.html


Spsa did not change the values at all which is interesting. It can mean that the values were already perfect or that they have no effect. You could try removing this part of eval and running a simplification test.


I see that, but I have a perf improvement in #72 that changes the implementation again :)


 > Any idea about that? Maybe its too much of a "high level" functionality to use with this kind of stuff though.

This seems to work without garbage (other than the ByteBuffer instances):

```java
public static class Stack implements AutoCloseable {

	private static final ThreadLocal<Stack> STACK_TL = new ThreadLocal<Stack>() {
		@Override
		protected Stack initialValue() {
			return new Stack();
		}
	};

	private int[] scope = new int[8];
	private int   depth = -1;

	private long[] garbage = new long[16];
	private int    size    = 0;

	public static Stack push() {
		return STACK_TL.get().doPush();
	}

	private Stack doPush() {
		if ( depth == scope.length ) // increase stack depth
			scope = Arrays.copyOf(scope, depth + 4);

		// Push stack
		scope[++depth] = size; // store the last index that must be freed on close
		return this;
	}

	public ByteBuffer malloc(int capacity) {
		if ( size == garbage.length ) // increase garbage storage
			garbage = Arrays.copyOf(garbage, size + 8);

		long ptr = nje_malloc(capacity);
		garbage[size++] = ptr;
		return memByteBuffer(ptr, capacity);
	}

	@Override
	public void close() {
		int lastIndexToFree = this.scope[depth];
		for ( int i = size; --i >= lastIndexToFree; ) // free in reverse order
			nje_free(garbage[i]);

		// Pop stack
		size = lastIndexToFree;
		depth--;
	}

}
```

Usage:

```java
try (Stack stack0 = Stack.push()) {
	ByteBuffer bufferA = stack0.malloc(128);
	ByteBuffer bufferB = stack0.malloc(256);

	// Nested stacks
	try(Stack stack1 = Stack.push()) {
		ByteBuffer buffer1 = stack1.malloc(128);

		try(Stack stack2 = Stack.push()) {
			ByteBuffer buffer2 = stack2.malloc(128);
		} // buffer2 is freed
	} // buffer1 is freed
} // bufferA & bufferB are freed
```

> Having said this, I'm reeeally interested in the stack allocator you mentioned in the JGO thread :smile:

The source is [here](https://github.com/LWJGL/lwjgl3/blob/master/modules/core/src/main/java/org/lwjgl/system/APIBuffer.java). It's nothing special really and only meant to be used for a few short values. It's used by the alternative methods LWJGL generates (e.g. ```int foo = glGetInteger(token)``` which requires 4 bytes off-heap to store the integer).


I will commit to working on at least one project on github


Hi, thanks for your contrbution! Please use GNOME platform for contributing to translation. Link here: https://wiki.gnome.org/TranslationProject/ContributeTranslations


fixed


That's exactly what I throught. But looks like MSVC returns the typeid(e).name() in an already demangled form, so it should be enough to make __cxa_demangle specific only to GCC and CLang with #if. Then any other not currently supported compiler will just display the mangled name instead.
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/70ky2y6k.aspx


ship it


only new and edit buttons are concerned


Huh, that's interesting. I always thought signal handling was part of POSIX specification, but it turns out it is in standard C library.


just pushed bb42eceaafc7e27008d9a5ad58726c56b8a7e13d directly to master and jenkins tested it immediately.

Read the docs also built the docs automatically.

It's working!  :)


you do a good job !


5 line


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see: https://github.com/combak/ShatteredWorld/issues/150


just added the disable methods with default to true for allowReuse and broadcast


@alkemist would you mind reviewing this?


"equals" will not do the job?


murmuring project_cool index_data book.txt

"아티언스는 art와 science의 합성어로 Artience라고 쓴다."

art + science + audience, 세 가지 단어의 합성어입니다. :)
(참고: https://www.facebook.com/ArtienceFestival/info?tab=page_info )


> Is an update worthwhile?

You can find the changelog [here](http://keith-wood.name/timeentry.html#changes) (click the "details" button). There are useful/nice-to-have additions (like localization additions for example), but there are also some updates that seem important (like the "Updated for jQuery 1.9" for v 1.5.1 for example - we currently ship with 1.11.1).

As to why a drop-in replace might have not worked, again from the changelog, I see things like:

- Changed ```change``` command to ```option```
- Removed input wrapper
- Changed ```regional``` to ```regionalOptions```
- Marker class changed from ```hasTimeEntry``` to ```is-timeEntry```
...

I suspect that these might have something to do with it.


@Darkman802, when i run the test suite python on 2.7 this gives an error,

TypeError: compile() argument 2 must be string, not None


update fireball-x/fireball#166


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#3 #4


He could do this himself..


lgtm


Now I am very confused.  I think the diff Github is showing is the diff compared to your local repo.  It isn't showing the complete diff from my repo master.  When I look at your master, it's showing isAllowed in it's own function call, and my master is showing all that code for isAllowed within the Dialog function.  Does this branch trade DoMenu_AccessCtrl function for isAllowed function?


@OMGchangeMYusername one second is one second
XD


Sorry, that was me above. Posted from wrong account. A few more comments:

The code above didn't get much testing and you shouldn't trust it. Also, nested push() methods return the same instance (in a given thread). You may want to refactor it to return a different (cached) instance for some extra flexibility, but it shouldn't matter much.

The ```APIBuffer``` API is weird because of how it's used internally. That's why I didn't call it a "stack". :smiley:

> The issue I have is that it seems that HotSpot cant do escape analysis on the thing, so it turns up on the memory profiler :disappointed:

Do not trust the profiler in such cases. The profiler doing its thing basically disables escape analysis (in most cases). Use ```-XX:+PrintGCDetails``` (or even better, [-XX:+PrintAssembly](http://psy-lob-saw.blogspot.gr/2013/01/java-print-assembly.html)) without a profiler to be sure.


commit message relies on context which makes it hard to read, I'm a commit message idealist however ;) so just saying.


Spacebar for play/pause doesn't work on multiple embedded players.
Expected behaviour should be -> Trigger the first player, unless no previous state wasn't saved.


![untitled](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/13176323/9289826/a881e2d8-43ae-11e5-81d0-397387ae7c4c.png)

WILL YOU PLEASE HELP ME WITH THIS SIR !!


Can you throw the exact exception thrown as per the stack trace?


io,js 3 require g++ 4.8

you need to update .travis.yml

```yaml
sudo: false
language: node_js
env:
  - CXX=g++-4.8
addons:
  apt:
    sources:
    - ubuntu-toolchain-r-test
    packages:
    - g++-4.8
```


We still want something like `"class1 class2 no-highlight"` work though. This should probably do it: `/(^|\s)...($|\s)/` ?


@nolanlawson could you verify this is as performant as your last case?  I'm seeing no difference here,  with considerable increase for the average case in `binarySlice`.


It is safe as only one instance of the plugin (either GTK or Qt) will be running at any given time.

Beyond that it doesn't matter as GTK will be eventually deprecated and removed.


This leads to quite a lot of boilerplate LL code and more work for the optimizer...


In Jade (JS), there seems to be no way inside a template to include a file that has no extension. Instead, given the following:
```jade
include x.jade
include y
```
jade [will try to include](https://github.com/jadejs/jade-load/blob/0dfc2f2de005d618466ee48703d4ec1fc62ad309/index.js#L61) `x.jade` and `y.jade`.

All of the pyjade compilers (django, jinja, etc) also behave like this [1], except for the HTML compiler.

The pyjade HTML compiler will first try to load `y`, and then try `y.jade`. So if a directory contains both `y` and `y.jade`, jade and pyjade would include different files.

**I don't know if this inconsistency is deliberate. Assuming it was accidental, this commit makes the HTML compiler behave the same way.**

---

[1] They inherit the `visitInclude()` from `pyjade.Compiler`, which [adds an extension if none exists](https://github.com/syrusakbary/pyjade/blob/master/pyjade/compiler.py#L278).


adding resource so build works.


:+1: Thanks, missed reading that the root name changed.


In terms of branch-for-branch performance,  I feel like we'll be able to squeeze more out of `utf8slice` before its worth really breaking out these conditionals.


Thanks Matthew,

I would really need to have these changes into the downloadable `npm` package, would you consider bumping the version and submit it to `npm` repo? I would really appreciate this. Thanks!


`equals` will not work, considering the scenario, the string in question is can be a complete path the blocked file/keyword


@danilaml "is this config even working?"
I don't think so... At least it was there when I started working on RPCS3 over a year ago and ever since then I have heard nobody mention about using it or why it's even there.


Preferably under v1.3 ?

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Hi, can i see your code for all the assignments..


Small mistake, the second error message is wrong, it says "moretoread" instead of "cansend".


Going to work on this some more today. My main goal is to have the home page done within the next few days.


@josevalim could it be that you accidentally committed mix.lock?


핡! 나도 아직 정리중이라 꼭 똑같이 할 필요는 없었는디ㅠ.ㅠ
내가 중간에 Log.v() 로 적은 것들은 나중에는 없앨거라서 굳이 안맞춰도 돼~

그리고 finish(); 요거는 child Activity가 호출된 후에 parent Activity를 없애고 싶을 때 쓰는 거라서 백키를 눌렀을때 이전 화면이 보여야 한다면 안적는게 맞아~!
내가 이번에 여러번 쓴 이유는 로그인하고 로그아웃하고 그러면 보통 앱들이 초기화 모양처럼 보여야 하니까 그걸 구현하기 위해 적은거야 ㅋㅋ


perfect bro. :) now lets turn it back on.


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Could you check this offset? I think it should be 0x800000000030F2D0ULL


Better use ace_rearm_caliber? GVAR(caliber)


First of all, I'm not entirely sure about this change - hence the line "# uncomment this to disable factorization". The change is technically documented but never explained in the paper at the moment. The change makes the composition of steps 1 and 3 more normalizing, for better or worse. The idea is to try to produce a better sampler (one that tends to change the importance weight early rather than late) without recapitulating density recognition in step 2.

Here's an example: We want

    LOToHakaru(IntegrationTools[Expand](LO(h, Int((1+x)*applyintegrand(h,x),x=0..1))))

(in other words

    LO(h, Int(applyintegrand(h,x), x=0..1)+Int(applyintegrand(h,x)*x, x=0..1))

) to produce

    Msum(Uniform(0,1), Weight(1/2,BetaD(2,1)))

In principle, we could just apply LOToHakaru to

    LO(h, Int(applyintegrand(h,x), x=0..1)+Int(applyintegrand(h,x)*2*x, x=0..1)/2)

instead, but that's what I mean by recapitulating density recognition.


Make a hash
{72, 75, 77, 80} map into {0, 1, 2, 3}


My bad. Started with ace_logistics mod name.


Looks okay to me. @kevinushey ?


Make these into a class.


```#ifdef DEBUG_ENABLED_REARM
    #define DEBUG_MODE_FULL
#endif

#ifdef DEBUG_SETTINGS_REARM
    #define DEBUG_SETTINGS DEBUG_SETTINGS_REARM
#endif```


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better store it in `addons/rearm/script_component.hpp
`


In case you want the compilation to abort, that is a lot better to use [`#error`](http://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/preprocessor/error) instead something that will eventually lead to an obscure compilation error (see #266). However, the `#error` will trigger a compilation error as soon as `fair.h` is included, even if the function template `fair` is not used. [Boost Static Assert](http://www.boost.org/doc/libs/1_59_0/doc/html/boost_staticassert.html) can be used instead, to trigger an error only if the function is instantiated. If suggest:
```C++
BOOST_STATIC_ASSERT_MSG("Requires Eigen>=3.2"==0, "The function `fair` requires Eigen3 version 3.2 or later.");
```


You've still forgotten the comma.  :P


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Dammit, that's what you wanted.


doesn't really matter, they get updated daily anyway


@taconaut  I noticed that the l10n status report plugin unfortunately does not cover all the UMS translations.

The next translations are not listed:
* messages_ar.properties
* messages_en_uk.properties
* messages_iw.properties
* messages_tr.properties

Any idea how to fix this?


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If the update is not needed, then why do you mark it for update? It's a confusing comment, I think.


Thanks @klonos I shall have a look at these. Also I see that the jquery.timeentry.pack.js option disappears from the repo after version 1.4.9 so I am wondering what the difference is between it and the min version. Perhaps this has something to do with it? Another task for my personal todo list.


Hoops!


For which course - ML or R programming

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change to message


refraining from putting styles and js into own folder to keep things simple for beginners. standard file structure would be
assets
- css (stylesheets)
- js (javascript)
- img (images)


msvc-14.0 mean 2015 Visual studio right?


Awesome


For C++11 you'll have to install a newer compiler:
```
 before_install:
  - sudo add-apt-repository -y ppa:ubuntu-toolchain-r/test
  - sudo apt-get -qq update
  - sudo apt-get -qq install g++-4.8
```


I mean, trigger functions are called on a fixed timestep of 1/60 second, but camera needs to update every frame, as long as Lara remains in camera's trigger sector. When she leaves trigger, camera should be switched off immediately. For this reason, you must set some kind of flag which will be cleared on the next fixed timestep, and based on current sector, two events can then happen - if Lara remains in trigger sector, flag is then immediately re-set, and camera remains active. But as long as Lara leaves camera sector, flag will be cleared, and camera will be switched off.

Another thing to care about is camera's only once flag. I believe, it should be transfered to camera's own properties - it seems that `StatCameraSink` structure must be extended to include it. By the way, this also implies that `setFixedCam` must not reset timer back to full time every 1/60 frame, so somehow timer value must be preserved even if `setFixedCam` is called again and again.


Yes


@jokoho48 https://farm3.staticflickr.com/2876/9681688504_b5e8689026_z.jpg


NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO


(Why not code in world's favorite text editor?)


Nitpick: add a newline at the end of the file


Thanks for your quick Reply.. Its for R Programming.. As I am a Beginner to R programming ,Hence I need to see the code. how the coding style is for R and how are you writing the code in R. Hence please give me the access to all your Repository to see the R assignments code.


nice


Feel free to change his code. As long as were making changes to this file, we should probably make it better.


@LexManos @AbrarSyed The MDK looks like it's working correctly, but the FG2 task seems to be doing unexpected extra activities: filed issue https://github.com/MinecraftForge/ForgeGradle/issues/235 because I think this is something incorrect in FG2..


``sortperm!`` is only on v0.4


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I'm in favor of sharing settings between Qt and GTK versions of the same plugin, where possible.  I did the same with the skins-qt port.


@mibby
Thanks!


If the unformattedMessage is now mutable, any chance of an immutable getOriginalMessage() so that plugins that act later in the chain can revert changes if necessary?


I'd rather check and if it's 1 return true, if 0 return false, else behave like a read error (ignore this value) - with an appropariate log entry


EDIT: this seems to be the "new" way to do things
```
sudo: false
language: cpp
compiler:
  - gcc
  - clang
install:
- if [ "$CXX" = "g++" ]; then export CXX="g++-4.8" CC="gcc-4.8"; fi
addons:
  apt:
    sources:
    - ubuntu-toolchain-r-test
    packages:
    - gcc-4.8
    - g++-4.8
    - clang
```


I think I'll merge this in as it looks fine as it.


Please check files `textpattern/publish/comment.php~` and `textpattern/publish/taghandlers.php~` in master branch.


Переехал на cg оверлей и чтоб не плодить дубликатов убрал все что было от меня.
Вернуть эти три?


just an tip range assumes you start from 0 unless otherwise specified so you could of just put

```python
for i in range (int(len(word)/2)):
    if word[i] != word[-(i+1)]:
       print word[i] + " does not equal " + word[-(i+1)]
       result = False
       break
```

as well as the break statement cause if you find a mismatch before the end of the string there is no point in continuing. Took me a bit to figure out why you went with the upper bound that you did but it makes sense so I stole it for my solution.


`<troll>`Yeah you're right I should have installed gvim with YCM`</troll>`. If I don't show up again, it is @donho who 've killed me ! I bequeathed my linux laptop and my iMac to my godson


Hum, more seriously, it would be nice to have YCM on Notepad++.


You're right, I shouldnt markForUpdate(), thanks


Well, that's not true. A slice of it will be nil / the zero value, if all entries in it are the zero value for the type.


I think repository should be placed in their own namespace like `AppBundle\Entity\Repository`


Heh, oops.


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That will slow down the Salt fixture.
I think:

````python
out = self.client.cmd(self.host, func, args or [])
if self.host not in out:
    raise RuntimeError("Error while running %s(%s): %s" % (func, args, out))
return out
````


how to check if jquery works on a website


The best practice to use full reference to entity.


Why do you think so?


ES6-style octal literals could also be supported with the following (untested)

    +var RE_ES6_OCT_NUMBER = /^0[oO][0-7]+$/;

...

    +    } else if (RE_ES6_OCT_NUMBER.test(num)) {
    +        return parseInt(num.substr(2), 8);


Yes, you are right. Thx you.


Right you are - I'll fix that in next commit.


libcrossguid-dev


Congratulations!


It's is a duplication of 'Repository' word.


Oops. Sorry my mistake :-(


:tada:


c+p port


It works


Ah, right. You should push your patch to official repository :)


We could call make checkcfg during each travis build?


@atfornes please note that you have moved the `<h4>` header inside. This is breaking the view


    #!/usr/bin/env python

    # this script replaces hashtags with a sphinx URL string (to the github issues or pull request)
    # written by Jon with regex code by Jeremy

    import re

    input_path = 'psychopy/CHANGELOG.txt'
    output_path = 'docs/source/changelog.rst'

    def repl_hash(m):
        g = m.group(1)
        return g.replace('#', '`#') +  " <https://github.com/psychopy/psychopy/issues/" + g.strip(' (#') + ">`_"

    def repl_blue(m):
        g = m.group(1)
        g = g.replace('`', "'")
        return g.replace('CHANGE', ':blue:`CHANGE') + "`\n"

    # raw .txt form of changelog:
    txt = open(input_path, "rU").read()

    # programmatic replacements:
    hashtag = re.compile(r"([ (]#\d{3,4})\b")
    print "found %i hashtags" %(len(hashtag.findall(txt)))
    txt_hash = hashtag.sub(repl_hash, txt)

    blue = re.compile(r"(CHANGE.*)\n")
    print "found %i CHANGE" %(len(blue.findall(txt_hash)))
    txt_hashblue = blue.sub(repl_blue, txt_hash)

    # one-off specific .rst directives:
    newRST = txt_hashblue.replace('.. note::', """.. raw:: html

        <style> .blue {color:blue} </style>

    .. role:: blue

    .. note::""", 1)

    # add note about blue meaning a change?

    with open(output_path, "wb") as doc:
        doc.write(newRST)


We do


Keep the placeholders and leave them alone and use Texts.format on the message sink?


libsPromises would be more descriptive.


@TeamFahQ
if you want you can post your errors during build on the xda thread.


Any chance we can share this code with gist-private ?


I have a file that uses them anyway. I think I got it [here](https://www.sdsc.edu/pb/cif/cifs/5hvp.html). I don't know if there are more files that use this, even if it's invalid. It is trivial to support, so I think there is little reason not to.


Do you mean that test.ping would slow down the Salt fixture ?

Please note that out would return as an empty dict which may causes a confusion.
i think it should be more descriptive, am i right ? but in this case we will have to use test.ping to get a proper message like "Minion did not return" or it should be added if out is an empty dict ?


Why not `description: Settings.get("prototype-description")` directly ?


Angels wept, but you are excused.

Just kidding :v:


Why would you want to revert it?
IMO its a complete misconception that one plugin wants to revert something another plugin did on purpose.


500 seems like a magic number, can it be a const at the top of this file (maybe LIBS_SEARCH_TIMEOUT) ?


B5 is not computed properly. B5 should be (X2 + X1), your 't' was shifted 4 bits to the right, shifting it 4 to the left wont restore its original value because this was you lost the lat 4 bits.


:+1:  yay!


can the args be called callback and delay ?


Thanks for supporting,
As, sprout4 is a mediatek device, all QCOM related flags must be set to False or has to be removed.
Thus, in device/sm_sprout4, set
USE_CLANG_QCOM := false
USE_CLANG_QCOM_VERBOSE := false
CLANG_QCOM_COMPILE_ART := false
CLANG_QCOM_COMPILE_BIONIC := false
CLANG_QCOM_COMPILE_MIXED := false


http://compiled.colobot.info/jenkins/job/colobot-gold/branch/dev/12/console
It's good to have IRC notifications about failures ;)


It's interesting that GCC 5.2 didn't see anything wrong in this code.


Looks good.


Hmm weird, seems your salt command was run in async mode. Need to investigate why salt didn't return anything here.


I like it.


Well, maybe not. The event shouldn't find the secret at all.


I wasn't aware of that, thanks for the tip!  Is break confined to the the scope of the nearest condition or is it safe to use in nested blocks?


I think, classes should be splitted by type.
In current approach you have entities and repositories in one directory.

Duplication of `Repository` word is ok.

Like e.g. https://github.com/symfony/symfony/blob/2.8/src/Symfony/Component/Form/Extension/Core/Type/TextType.php


Plugin version string is still 1.3


Excess line


@ivandrofly

after add this these last two commit, it produces the following error:

![capturar](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/7856897/9290154/f19f559c-437f-11e5-943e-7e64414bc12a.PNG)


nope, this only puts the intermediary nodes in memory, thats quite small in the grand scheme of things.


Yeah, exactly. It also logs "<source> triggers <event>", even though it might be blocked in trigger_event.


thank you)


Mhh, then i did not receive the travis failure mail. Since i commited the code.


indented or debug relic?


Fixed. Thx you.


Ugh. Stupid WP headers. :) Well, I am not making release just to correct that I suppose...


xbuild cannot handle property names that are also existing type names. possible solutions:

- change the property name
- add `this.` to all usages
- change to property with backing field

I chose the latter


wouldn't a glob be better to grab all translations?


i don't even


@rryan definitively there is a problem, looks like there was a mess merging a PR, I will give it a look and release a new version


Think about `@return $this`.

See [here](https://github.com/symfony/symfony/blob/2.8/src/Symfony/Component/Config/Definition/Builder/EnumNodeDefinition.php#L28) and [here](https://github.com/symfony/symfony/issues/11577)


Yes, this is good.


@yurem what was the sense of all these commits with "setter"?


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actually this would go into an own commit as an unrelated change (ideally. /me cares about clean history and well reviewable commits again :))


Yeah, works though... and commited with if (mapid = 654 || mapid == 648) by Xfurry.

I think it will be fixed later.

But thanks anyhow, living is to learn :+1:

/Wolf


runs.


I was thinking that you might want to only compile the translations for your own instance.  If its an inconvenience, we could do all of them.


[Don't use](http://symfony.com/doc/current/contributing/code/standards.html#documentation) `@package` and `@subpackage`.


added sprite object
added spritesheet object
added texture object
updated effects example to also show new sprite functionality.


Looks good to me as well.


Sure, will rebase.


Debug relic (related to the ``ValueError`` below).  Will remove.


I have not done my code yet. Tonight I plan to do

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ideally this script would take an argument what project to compile, right? This is probably a story for another commit (and an issue) then.


Thank you. It will be fix soon. I have a big PR on the way with many fixes!


I'm already grabbing the contents of the plumgrid folder. There is no
plumgrid under there.

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I'm agree with you.
I just generated this code with ```app/console doctrine:generate:entity```


This merges #48


Right -- let's make that a separate master script that can then just provide this script with an appropriately defined ``ASKNOT_LOCALE_DIR``.


Yeah, I want to release 1.3 with this soon.

I'll aim for tomorrow or Monday.

- tofumatt

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sorry, this was a test. ignore this


Excellent! Thanks.


when I am running the code of Polutantmean.R, I am getting Error saying

"Error in match(x, table, nomatch = 0L) : object 'ID' not found"
could u please help me in solving this.


I think we are not picky about val owners only method owners matter. -Ycheck seems to be happy with it. But I added a specific test line anyway in the last commit. Btw the same pattern arises for evalOnce and there's no changeOwner there either.


rip tf2


O Andre percebeu que caso nao utilize uma das listas o titulo permanece. No caso dele a pag de acronimos, que ficava uma pag em branco.


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Add John Cenas theme to whenever he wins a match


@eldy 2 times qty in result, so non batch stock is not decremented because edb.qty is null on line 646.

Shouldn't this be a fix on 3.8?


After this commit issue #115 is back again... :(


jjiik


ghi


@genesixx it was @nprevette420 who derped not @pimpmaneaton lol


ack, assuming you tested it because I didn't but from review perspective looks sane


I may be wrong, but this change doesn't seem to take into account you may be overriding a method solely to change it's visibility (valid since Java 5), does it?


generic error handling for the ValueError? Looks wrong to me, either catch BaseException and do generic handling or ValueError and do specific handling IMO.


commit message too long, will be cut by git into halves.


If you use the index, rather than the key, you're not going to get the correct instance back if orderedInstances is modified between parceling and unparceling.


@Rails-Riders/owners This is NOT completed. I need to get the is_obstructed method completely integrated and get the tests to pass.  Any suggestions or comments would be great. So this doesn't need a pull request or a merge yet.


Reorder `use` statement. From shared to you own.
Like:
`Symfony\..`
`Doctrine\..`
`ThirdParty\..`


I do not derp :)


`strings.Replace` seems like the wrong thing there. Normally, I'd say use `filepath.Ext` etc, but in this case the caller already does the work of ensuring the extension is `.go`.. Maybe push the filename logic to the caller, `walk`, and replace

```go
        if info == nil {
                return fmt.Errorf("file not found: %s", err)
        } else if info.IsDir() {
                traceln("skipping: is directory")
                return nil
        } else if filepath.Ext(path) != ".go" {
                traceln("skipping: is not a go file")
                return nil
        }
        ...
        if err := process(path); err != nil {
        ...
```

with

```go
        if info == nil {
                return fmt.Errorf("file not found: %s", err)
        }
        if info.IsDir() {
                traceln("skipping: is directory")
                return nil
        }
        const ext = ".go"
        if filepath.Ext(path) != ext {
                traceln("skipping: is not a go file")
                return nil
        }
        gen := path[:len(path)-len(ext)] + ".gen.go"
        ...
        if err := process(path, gen); err != nil {
        ...
```


It is within the scope of the nearest loop. Given the following example...

```python
for a in list_one:
    for b in list_two:
        if a == b:
            break
```

the second a == b you would exit the inner most loop and move onto the next 'a' which then in turn executes the inner loop again until a == b or you reach the end of the list.


By being not picky here, we create a minefield for us due to interactions such as:

- lets say we had `val s = expr` and some symbols inside `expr` had owner `s`.
- next, we rewrite it to `val s1 = expr; val s = s1`, without changing owners of `expr`
- next, there are several places where we make rhs of vals be rhs of methods($initial methods of traits, lazy vals, constructors, etc), what kind of `changeOwner` should be called while this is done? Actually now, all 3 calls will be required: `changeOwner(s1, newOwner)`, `changeOwner(s, newOwner)` and `changeOwner(s.enclosingMethod, newOwner)`. Note that by the time this code needs to run, we already nave no obvious connection between `expr` and `s` to issue second call.

Based on this, it seems logical either to always require symbols defined rhs of ValDefs to have val as owner, or instead to require enclosing method to always be the owner. This would ensure that scenarios such as shown above do not happen.


thanks @atd,

I did move the ```<h4>``` inside to avoid a weird view of the project items with the avatars (higher than expected).
Can you please help me to both keep the h4 outside and avoid the also incorrect height of project items as in the following image:
![captura de pantalla de 2015-08-15 20 26 29](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/7475584/9290269/36ccdae8-438c-11e5-9efc-98ff97c4288a.png)


Are you planning to submit a pull request for this change? It looks fine to me.


I don't see the point of this change? It just seems like if sv_pure is set to 0, you falsely say that a DLL exists in a PK3.


You don't really use the map keys for anything; just could just be a `map[string]struct{}` , with key being the full import path.


Awesome to see you're working on this!!! Now it supports live-reload? :smiley:


Ranging the map directly here leads to nondeterministic output. I think it would, in the end, be better to extract the results into a slice, and sort the slice (`sort.Strings`).

At which point, you might opt to not use a map, and do a unique just by

```go
var imported []string
...
sort.Strings(imported)
for i, pkg := range imported {
    if i > 0 && imported[i-1] == pkg {
        // duplicate
        continue
    }
    ...
}
```


Like I mentioned on IRC, you don't want to test for error messages, because that means updating the message breaks the test. If you want to test fr the specific error, you could make the import system raise sub-exceptions of ValueError.


nope the first commit was correct https://github.com/TeamBliss-Devices/android_device_moto_shamu/commit/9720262a92823ebf518fc7fb2a5efaec0404e435


It was me that did the derp, I cp the commit from the lp5.1 branch, but missed this file.


Oh, and if you make the commit message just end with a paragraph that says "fixes #blahblah" or "fixes https://github.com/boltdb/raw/issues/2" that'll make Github auto-close the issue when the commit is merged to master.


1.6s, a tiny bit slower (1.4 before), but still good in my opinion! :+1:


Exception like this from @nynymike report :)

2015-07-21 13:22:36,295 [org.xdi.oxd.licenser.server.service.LicenseIdService] ERROR - Conflicting setter definitions for property "share_it_product_id": org.xdi.oxd.license.client.js.LicenseMetadata#setShareItProductId(1 params) vs org.xdi.oxd.license.client.js.LicenseMetadata#setShareItProductId(1 params)
org.codehaus.jackson.map.JsonMappingException: Conflicting setter definitions for property "share_it_product_id": org.xdi.oxd.license.client.js.LicenseMetadata#setShareItProductId(1 params) vs org.xdi.oxd.license.client.js.LicenseMetadata#setShareItProductId(1 params)
        at org.codehaus.jackson.map.deser.StdDeserializerProvider._createAndCache2(StdDeserializerProvider.java:315)


I got some work to do to the aux fix, it isn't working anymore (at least for me). Testing now to see if i fixed it.


Good point, I was thinking that I would add a boom exercise in favor of making it a part of this one, but I'm torn. For now I wanted the solution to be valid (since `Hapi.error` is no more).


I also converted all other setters to make it just and simple bean


@tkelman have you tried filing a bug against Sphinx (or do you know of an existing bug for this)?


Also if you're curious to test yourself, it's just:

```
hub clone pouchdb/pouchdb && cd pouchdb
npm i && npm run build && npm run dev
# open localhost:8000/tests/integration/?adapters=localstorage&grep=attach in a browser
```


Have you actually tested this code works? I'm unable to get it up and running, read me at: https://community.particle.io/t/i2c-with-adafruit-lcd-display-for-pi/13876


hmm yep - it does feel a bit brittle.

in this case, i went with it mostly because these messages are shown to users and i wanted to ensure the correct message was being shown.

the other way i had considered was to put the messages in constants and test against them


Hi James, Apparenlt people using Goonmod + Gagehud also noticed this problem, and the Gagehud developer changed it so that his priority would be the same as yours.


also added aws integration for our imgs


Hi haonan, it sounds a reasonable roadmap.

the rpc struct is defined in deptran/rcc_rpc.rpc, the deptran/rcc_rpc.h is automatically generated code, the server side entries for rpc are in deptran/rcc_service.cc and deptran/rcc_service.h.


I tried out something, looked awful, will try another way around to see how it works.


Because then the value is set when the tool is initialized, if the user changes description, it won't update.


@choquette33 - any feelings about what we should allow PCVs to text in to indicate "ok, I've got everything" or "please flag me for follow-up"? I took a swing here, but am open to suggestions.


@choquette33 - similarly, any opinions about how these messages should be worded?


I might be missing something, I kinda rushed when making this.


To be perfectly honest, I'm not sure.

That whole logic is flawed, because it comes from a time where `cabal2nix` internally couldn't distinguish between Hackage and system dependencies, and I've just recently done some serious re-factoring to remedy that. In a couple of days, I'll sit down and re-write that whole logic to take advantage of the information we now have.


Consider moving this block to [line 79/88](https://github.com/percolatestudio/publish-counts/commit/852cc89a8231199e2d213feb5ea3121f0f05066d#diff-94c47684ea3df812d9a947d2e06414feL79)--must click Expand Code to see--where `cursor.count()` is already used by tmeasday:publish-counts.  That block ensures `cursor.count()` is only used when no `countFromField` or `countFromFieldLength` option is specified.  Otherwise, you're always counting the pea pods when you should be counting the peas.


The problem not only with syntax or short view, you assign mapid to value but should compare.


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I am not sure about it yet. I believe the invariant we need to maintain is
that owner chains to methods are always correct. Symbols nested in a val
may refer that val or its owner, but not something else. I believe that's
what's currently checked under -Ycheck.

So if you do:

   - next, we rewrite it to val s1 = expr; val s = s1, without changing
   owners of expr

That would be a -Ycheck error.

We can change it, but it will be a big change, since a lot of the
tranformer frameworks assumes this behavior. Definitely not a modification
of this PR.

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> wrote:

> By being not picky here, we create a minefield for us due to interactions
> such as:
>
>    - lets say we had val s = expr and some symbols inside expr had owner s
>    .
>    - next, we rewrite it to val s1 = expr; val s = s1, without changing
>    owners of expr
>    - next, there are several places where we make rhs of vals be rhs of
>    methods($initial methods of traits, lazy vals, constructors, etc), what
>    kind of changeOwner should be called while this is done? Actually now,
>    all 3 calls will be required: changeOwner(s1, newOwner), changeOwner(s,
>    newOwner) and changeOwner(s.enclosingMethod, newOwner). Note that by
>    the time this code needs to run, we already nave no obvious connection
>    between expr and s to issue second call.
>
> Based on this, it seems logical either to always require symbols defined
> rhs of ValDefs to have val as owner, or instead to require enclosing method
> to always be the owner. This would ensure that scenarios such as shown
> above do not happen.
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Using `cmake 3.3.20150731` I get the following error:

    Unknown CMake command "target_compile_flags".

I can't find any documentation about this command. It is the reason I can no longer build OpenTomb.


Actually reading back the value at this point was an important feature. When trying to randomly change registers to find important ones, it was very helpful to see when a register change is immediately overwritten by the EC (and therefor ignored), so that I could focus on registers that actually store non-volatile data.
Please revert this.


这个表格没有边框：

100
200
300

400
500
600


Congratulations. You won!


[https://www.youtube.com/smosh](http://z0r.de/422) pls sub


guess it's statistics, not sure if there is something else.


Sorry, I meant `target_compile_options`. Should be fixed in master.


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I normally do:
```
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// Memory Management
```
(where the // starts at the current indentation and is padded out to the 100th character) But I suppose we should just agree on something and put it in our style guide. Just seemed sort of arbitrary to use a new heading type.


da


Hmm OK


It's separators, not seperators


Then print it as a decimal value?


Why not use the List property in these cases instead of casting?


I was suggesting that you update the function_wrapper declaration to pass permissions in as `VMAPermission` if no other SVCs use this format, so that you don't need to declare `vma_permissions` just to do the cast.


Thanks, didn't know.


neva


These changes look very promissing. :+1:
I will need to test these changes in depth, e.g. with the .NET plugin part.


asdf


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```


No, I think I caused that failure.


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Maintain authorship -_-


why is `docker-compose` considered old? the docs showcase using docker-compose.


Ok for now I think but if you get time I'd recommend tossing in the help a link to Boom and a quick example on how to use it thats relevant to the solution and mentioning how to handle the error.  At this point I wouldnt do a whole exercise on boom.  I was thinking at some point it might be valuable to have lessons that are module specific.


@aharley40 get this out of here, spark fields shouldn't be added to slate-core-data. We want to create a model in the teacher app that either extends this and adds fields, or has an association to it.


Feel free to merge though if you just want to get it to a working state.


But magit actually provides with-editor and such change should break ergoemacs, for instance.


Test comment
-	-fx-vgap:10;


I don't think making private members protected is a good idea. Containers are not meant to be subclassed. Any additions should go into the TestContainer interface, and we have to be very conservative about that.

Besides, this is rather unrelated to the issue at hand. Doing more than one thing in one ticket/PR is not a good idea, either.


Thanks mirakels!


Thanks again!


Don't worry about this, we still support Docker. We have a @cachethq/docker team working on separating the Docker code from the main repository.

1.2 is unreleased yet.


Dont be like that!
This commit is NOT yours so authorship SHOULD BE maintained!!


Could you recommit the change to the HOWTO though?


The shit above can be confusing, plus as this was an automated commit with automated commit descriptions, I have to make a small note. As stated in issue #4 I wanted a better serializer. Nick Gamon's one was not "bad", but the code itself looked ugly, it contained a lot of bugs I had to fix myself (Nick's one had no support for nils and booleans for example) and the output was not the style I wanted to have it (also there were never clear license terms set up for the original code, so this way, I play a lot safer, as the new serializer is written by me, and ONLY me), so I replaced the file entirely. You can best ignore the red or green parts in the information above, as I just did a complete replacement, but I guess GitHub never had good support for that kind of action.

Basically all GALE based scripts written according to the "rules" of GALE should still work, only the serializer output is a bit different (but will still produce the same results if run). I guess that sorts it all out :)


:heart:


Dont keep deleting my comments, just maintaing fucking authorship


Could we consider to make oscam the default?


Don't be a baby, just keep fucking author dumbfuck


Also a more 'pythonic' way of implementing would be, per the solution I submitted, to reverse the string using list splicing. That way you avoid having to write that ugly -(i+1)

```python3
reverse = word[::-1]
```

I realized I could use zip() which returns a tuple of the element from each iterator that is passed to it. I update my solution to show. Makes it super clean but not the most efficient.


thx :P


@robertbaker I just created #4183 to track the docs update.

These classes use `position: absolute`, so you'll need your container to have `position: absolute` or `position: relative` in order to work properly.

Also, I assume you are using the latest master version? Because they won't work in older versions :-)


It has indeed openfl in its stack, it's made with haxepunk http://forum.haxepunk.com/index.php?topic=995


Authorship!


lol.


Authorship


其实绝大部分，应该是你没有使用ant或者gradle编译，而直接使用eclipse编译。具体的实现，如果你用心看下ant用的custom_rules.xml，或者gradle的build.gradle，都可以处理。

如果你使用eclipse，请记得添加lib下的两个库，并且把AndroidHiddenAPI.jar放到最上面。因为我为了避免使用反射，使用一些hide的api，但是系统也有，所以把这个优化级放到最上面就好。

如果你使用android studio，请注意界面可能会有红色警告说找不到东西，但是不会影响编译。因为已经把AndroidHiddenAPI.jar放到bootstrap的前面去了。


수정했다

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why is it so hard to maintain authorship? and what is the use of deleting my comments? (maybe so that no one will see my comment on your commit so he might think that you actually wrote this?)


The builder methods can be chained together like this:

FaceDetector detector = new FaceDetector.Builder(context)
    .setClassificationType(FaceDetector.ALL_CLASSIFICATIONS)
    .build();


Thanks. I'll review this and get it out in the next nuget.

We lack proper oauth tests right now. Probably should address that.


@mfonville Done


Thanks


Cool. Thanks.
Implementing PS-rococo seems more complex than I thought; I will evaluate
the potential workload again before actually implementing it.

All the best,
Haonan

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> Hi haonan, it sounds a reasonable roadmap.
>
> the rpc struct is defined in deptran/rcc_rpc.rpc, the deptran/rcc_rpc.h is
> automatically generated code, the server side entries for rpc are in
> deptran/rcc_service.cc and deptran/rcc_service.h.
>
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> .
>


[this line] (https://github.com/Qucs/qucs/commit/bb7c9608c2567abeb2ebcfddebf8ea9ba26e3267#diff-d6888ff24dbf42ac6c04ad6e983c02bcL54) should not have been deleted. Now `Marker->Z0` is uninitialized, so the impedance shown, computed in `SmithDiagram::extraMarkerText()` is using a random reference.


@isagalaev because of [this line][1], only the class names themselves get compared. With that example, it does work without modifying the RegExp.

[1]: https://github.com/isagalaev/highlight.js/blob/master/src/highlight.js#L58


Thanks for the comments @QU35T @Lightwaves. I'll look into fixing this for everybody today. I made the change after several complaints from others that the previous import was causing issues.


@davsclaus I have fixed `progvided` => `provided` typo. After this change the Maven build fails with the `OutOfMemoryError`. Any idea what could be the cause of this problem?

BTW I have disabled the APT profile until we nail the root cause of this problem.


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Created issue (#169) to track this bug.


If a process invokes init_threadpool multiple times, won't the global q_name associated with previous pool be overwritten by the newly created one? Once that happens, when we free_threadpool the wrong queue (the latest one) will get unlinked.

I think ideally, the q_name should be part of the threadpool_t as another attribute.


you don't have to remove the dashes for crafatar :sunglasses:


Woot! Great work!! :+1:

To solve storing the secrets, I generally store configuration data in a `config/config.yml` file, and read the settings in an initializer. There are a few gems that offer this functionality out of the box: e.g.  the `rails-config` gem. When developing in teams, we never check in `config/database.yml`, but instead we check in `config/database.yml.example`, so a new developer can develop against her own database (but has an example what is expected). Likewise we never check in `config.yml` but check in `config.yml.example`. So each developer can use her own secrets/settings.

I prefer using a configuration file over environment variables, but again, that is probably subjective.


thanks! you are correct. fixed in 0e0469e4556aab


Well, I merged this because @ANierbeck gave me a green light. I guess we have a fundamental disagreement about subclassing; my view is if something useful can be accomplished by subclassing a class, the class should be coded to allow the subclassing. However, I'm the new person here; my _immediate_ problem is cured by the logging, so if you all want me to pull out the subclass support, I will. @ANierbeck do you have any particular level of agreement with either of us?


The return value isn't used anyway.

This function was added by me in the first place to simply open the dll so that it can be found in the pk3 for reference purposes.


Oh, indeed. Sorry for the confusion then!


Whoops, forgot about that dir.

You could also move it to its correct location, which I think is `src/main/assets`. Either works.


DeprecateRunScriptOnLinux (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (749 of 749 tests passed)

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Thanks for this, didn't know about Monoid.


LGTM


Thank you :+1:


on second thought I think this is good as is.


Suggest using the following instead of a loop:

    writer << std::string(no_indent_characters, (m_configuration.use_tabs()) ? '\t' : ' ');


develop (Myoldmopar) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1274 of 1274 tests passed)

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`locationManager:didUpdateToLocation:fromLocation` was [deprecated @ ios 6.0](https://developer.apple.com/library/ios/documentation/CoreLocation/Reference/CLLocationManagerDelegate_Protocol/#//apple_ref/occ/intfm/CLLocationManagerDelegate/locationManager:didUpdateToLocation:fromLocation:)

`locationManager:didUpdateLocations:` should be used instead.


I recommend using `_.defaults` instead. Also, you don't need to reassign `this.settings`.

```js
_.defaults(options, this.settings)
```

Then use `options` everywhere instead of `this.settings`. I know it seems like such a small thing, but this is what `_.defaults` is designed for.

Also, just as an FYI: `_.extend` is deprecated (use `_.assign` instead).


Good idea. Yes it does support that option, to test the file integrity, I'll use -atf


Just FYI:

Using `==` is an anti-pattern. Also, using the "function form" of `typeof` is unconventional.


Huh?


lgtm


nvm, seems to work


nvm, figured it out :)


I'd be careful to point out that this is for testing purposes only, and this will replace any variables provided by VCAP_SERVICES.


fix-window-frame-calcs-5095 (nealkruis) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: OK (1795 of 1797 tests passed)

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Undernet still uses X@channels.undernet.org


Just curious, what is the reason for removal?


话说一定要用顺序执行么？不过能减少一个循环确实不错。条件判断也更少了


Thanks, Adam!


fix-window-frame-calcs-5095 (nealkruis) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-cppcheck-1.61: OK (0 of 0 tests passed)

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91977808_LBNL_NewVRFModel (rongpengzhang) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (1793 of 1797 tests passed)

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I see... I was just curious!


@cpuguy83 For what it's worth, I incorporated the tests into the other closed PR at the following https://github.com/docker/docker/compare/master...clintonskitson:feature_volumeproxy_usage_counters.

All of the tests pass.  I believe that the numbers that I put in there align to making the existing volume API stable without changes in spec or attempting to extend container logic to the volume driver endpoint.


Karthik I am merging your changes, I think I was late in merging pull request. Repository was updated in meatime


We should extract catscript into a standalone repository


I tried adding/enabling a custom logo in one of my kernels. But it isn't working. No build errors though. I replaced my current logo in splash.h with my custom one. I also tried to use the commit noted above, but I do not have most of the files in that commit. I searched through your kernel here, but didn't find any commits where you enabled the logo. Any chance you can help a fella out and link me to it?


新增


/cc @jbrooksuk


This is not obviously not my work..lol..I amended author but for some reason git didnt push. OG credit:
http://gerrit.aicp-rom.com/#/c/14412/
where i grabbed it from. If anyone has issue will revert and re-push with proper credit.


note -- i suggest no one run this yet, if you do your client /node will ONLY get the blockchain from 9.3 wallets not older nodes which are as of today still the backbone of the ix coin blockchain,

this is a proposal only which I hope to reverse if cexio and f2 pool agree to update to 9.3

I think cex is planning on it but am not sure when it will happen and i believe f2 pool was using wang chun's version 'a modified 9.3' prior to recent events.....

if all pools start mining with 9.3 i will reverse this commit and ALL clients will still be ok for use with ixcoin

Note, i strongly recommend not using anything other than 9.3,  there are so many upgrades I cannot list them here,  just look up in the bitcoin wiki or version releases all the changes since 3.x to 9.3 if you need a list !!!

Feedback welcom,  also one final note,  if others suggest and I do keep this merged , the wallets distributed will ONLY get the blockchain from 9.3 nodes and other prior clients will still function but will only be able to connect to nodes that are 9.3 build previously (which includes all existing windows builds I have released for 9.3 and I believe I am the only person who has ever compiled /released windows builds for ixcoin 9.3)

More to come -- feedback /ideas welcom


101235614-Fix-AFN-Error-Output (jasondegraw) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1797 of 1797 tests passed)

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Do it


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> Yes, the "memory pressure" is unfortunate. This would have been efficient with my original implementation of Invalidating where it just kept a hash of the old values.

I don't think we should use observer mechanism in that way. The flow should simply be copying widget properties to DOM, then start observing, and keep widget properties with DOM.

> Call `refreshRendering(this.constructor.prototype) rather than refreshRendering(this).`

It wouldn't put newly added properties in constructor and ones assigned right after then to the list passed into `computeProperties()`/`refreshRendering()`.


Woot awesome!!! TIL


Little note, I had the problem as described in #526 and I have uBlock origin.


\o/


全てのファイルの一番下の行に空行を入れる癖をつけましょう！
ものによってはエラーの原因になるそうです。


There was a compiler warning about that one.

15 августа 2015 г. 0:33:57 EKST, Alexander Batischev <notifications@github.com> пишет:
>In my opinion, one should treat Haskell's `do` keyword just as one
>treats curly brackets in C-like languages — one uses them even when
>they're not strictly necessary, because one day they might *become*
>necessary, and you'll pay *very* dearly to find that out.
>
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PlantOperationSchemes (kbenne) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (2215 of 2235 tests passed)

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develop (Myoldmopar) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1274 of 1274 tests passed)

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> I don't understand your rewrite

The point of the example was to get rid of the type cast. I didn't write the exception handling because I'm lazy.

The asynchronous idea sounds reasonable too.


I think the cast should happen in code dedicated to the rpc protocol, not in this general purpose callback system.


I'd put a comment here to explain why we're doing this.


Seems like a bit of documentation would be nice here.


I like this much better.


Haha. I've got some questions about this in person; it seems good but not perfect.


Err, does this work? Isn't `self.A` still of our custom type?


TeamCity LabkeyTrunk :: Git postgres 9.4 [Build 330](https://teamcity.labkey.org/viewLog.html?buildId=266627&buildTypeId=LabkeyTrunk_GitPostgres) outcome was **FAILURE**
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### Failed tests
```
org.labkey.test.tests.CDSTest.verifyFilters: <no details avaliable>

org.labkey.test.tests.CDSMeasureStoreTest.testDemoMeasureStore: <no details avaliable>

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

##### there are 19 more failed tests, see build details
```


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All attributes should be cleared


sadas


No problem, I'm not sure what other issues other users are experiencing with the previous import, just wanted to give you my feed back thanks.


`undefined is not a function`
at line with `$timeout(function() {`

Angular JS 1.3.17


I'm not too sure how strict we should be on linting (as far as the GitHub page is concerned), but I just have one request: could the default indentation in HTML and JS files be two spaces please? This follows what we do in the main project too.

(Or, did you generate this page using an existing GUI tool? If so then this may not matter so much, as long as future contributors have instructions for how to use that tool.)


Since upgrading to puma 2.13.1 I'm getting the following error (also seen in #767)

```
.rbenv/versions/2.2.2/lib/ruby/gems/2.2.0/gems/puma-2.13.1/lib/puma/cluster.rb:107:in `block in spawn_workers': undefined method `each' for nil:NilClass (NoMethodError)
```

It seems that this commit could be part of the cause?


Where are these symlinks located in /tmp? I guess they are created in directory labeled as hsqldb_tmp_t if you removed the rule, right?


This is now adding another space to the title on browse in alpha. I now have 2 blank spaces in the title. Is wordwrap needed? I've never had an issue with the title not wrapping correctly when it was 60 (besides the blank space in the title). Is this mostly for smaller monitors?

Example (there is 1 space after the S0 and one after the HDTV.x:
![capture](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/2273360/9290599/01e39f26-434e-11e5-88ab-401942339f2f.PNG)


lol :+1:


s/embeded/embedded


should the id be improve_the_exploration?


this is important for linux, so do not “simplify :smile: ”


This is definitely not the place for a permission check as this is a low level function, similar to a model.


@jrmartin whatever is in the projects folder appears as a sample in the dashboard. The SPH scenes do not work yet.


did you mean, `return` ?


```
$this->contentType('application/json; charset='.c('Garden.Charset', 'utf-8'));
```


...yes, thanks!


Sent through :)


I really like this concept.  Getting favourable local results with
const Score ComboAttack      = S(9,  9);

 enemiesUnderOurAttack =  (pos.pieces(Them) ^ pos.pieces(Them, PAWN))
                            & (ei.attackedBy[Us][ALL_PIECES] | ei.attackedBy[Us][PAWN] | ei.attackedBy[Us][KING]);

if (more_than_one(enemiesUnderOurAttack))
      score += ComboAttack * popcount<Max15>(enemiesUnderOurAttack);


Should be `IncidentWasReportedEvent`


@ilyakatz Do we need to use parse for the app? & do we need to use phonegap build as well for max app size, core cordova plugins, and third party plugins? These questions came into my mind because the mentoring session 8 agenda states that we should use phonegap build and parse.


Yep I'll be changing all of them :)


Glad to help!

Let me know if you need help on anything. I'm more than open to give away development hours from my company to this project, since we rely on it a lot.


모델1개만듬


Still need @AbrarSyed to fix the SideOnly things and for you to double check the master cuz I pulled a PR while I thought this was still derping around.


This line fails to compile with SSE2 and SSSE3.
GSVector.h, 2837-2844
```
	#if _M_SSE >= 0x401

	template<int mask> __forceinline GSVector4 blend32(const GSVector4& a)  const
	{
		return GSVector4(_mm_blend_ps(m, a, mask));
	}

	#endif
```


This logic still doesn't look right to me. With the new logic, there are two cases:

1. The first finalization step is successfull (`null missingDeps = True`). In this case, the new logic should be the same as the old one, and this case should always work.
2. The first finalization step is unsuccessfull (`missingDeps` has some entries). There are two possible reasons for this:
    1. The dependencies of the test suite have too strict version bounds. With the new code, we'll jailbreak the derivation (since `missingDeps` is non-null). This seems to be the correct thing.
    2. The test suite really has dependencies that aren't in nixpkgs yet. In that case, we will *still* generate a derivation where `doCheck = true`. Shouldn't we disable `doCheck` in that case?


Could you provide and example of usage?, just to make it super clear


Oups. I forget to test sse2 build. Good catch


Nice! Thanks for sharing!


write_checkpoint -> save -> pp.wait_finish() this waits until all threads have finished before continuing.
cache.commit is after that.


Don't use static unless it makes sense for the interface. In this case, it should probably be `private void find...` since you don't want users to call this function


Crash on exit is fixed by ec5d085b2006372279f3236685fddf0994ecc693.


Use `private boolean`, see above


`private List<String>`


This is a good choice, having a simpler interface for users to use which then calls down to the more complex bfs.


`private List<..>`


docker pull kalilinuxw3/kalilnuxw3


Works perfectly!


@Bahramudin
if you are using windows, it would be better to use cmake to generate a visual studio project instead of generating a gnu make, or if you want to use gnu make better would be to create a VM with a small linux distro and cross compile inside it, but you will need to install some extra libraries needed for the corss compilation like MinGW-W64, I prefer you go with the visual studio option as it is the direct approach in the windows environment

in windows, cmake has a nice gui that you can use to generate the project you want, make sure to uncheck BUILD_SHARED_LIBS, the tool name is "cmake-gui", you will find it in the cmake folder in the start menu


There is a way to avoid having to check visited in this application of bfs. What do you know about your nodes?


It will also _slightly_ improve the runtime


the new commit has addressed it


Well, but, this show me yet:
```bash
tulipan@tulipan-Satellite-M645:~$ sudo npm install -g generator-zf5
[sudo] password for tulipan:
npm WARN peerDependencies The peer dependency yo@~1.4.7 included from generator-zf5 will no
npm WARN peerDependencies longer be automatically installed to fulfill the peerDependency
npm WARN peerDependencies in npm 3+. Your application will need to depend on it explicitly.
```


Yes, I had printfs in the callback and also in create and destroy context. They were used as expected.
I will also work on creating a smaller test project driving this from Java.


Update: this doesn't fix the problem at the source. I think the get_pages_types function erroneously returns abstract types, which causes errors in other spots than just this.


@Bahramudin and I am using CMake 3.1.1


NPI


That doesn't work. The syntax is different from `set`.


Do you mind sharing how did you find the cause?
Fnd why KDE didn't exhibit the crash?


(y) !


So i was using sublime text and i had set my default to be 4 space, but i have changed settings and the new commit has adressed the linting problem. And i think i will be using 2 space in the next contributions


That sounds great, thanks!


Thanks makss, fixed in cbf4afd653541eccb3fb17b9641290cd74713507


hm, i don't think you need to use anything special for phonegap, everything has been everything work up to now, right?

as for parse, if we get to saving information about the user across sessions (when they close the app). otherwise, it's not necessary


Will need to be re-split because of some code that's added later.


I'd say "it will emit empty array when buffer supposed to be flushed but it's empty".


Oh, brainfart. Thought you were talking about something else entirely. Ignore that.


This will involve even more casting I think, since then I'll need to cast before doing the masking and then back.


just update  your php version to 5.5.12 or more


I want to log the layout that resulted from the ControlMemory op, not the one we had before.


@branch14 Is that not already done by saying:
```
Please note that you should have pdf-viewer.worker.js in the same directory as pdf-viewer.js. If you do not fancy that, you can optionally set a workerSrc attribute on <pdf-viewer> for the PDFjs worker.
```


Maybe you could use pattern matching to make this area more readable


It doesn't compile here without that include.


В `each()` можно возвращать `true` — continue или `false` — break.
А тут что за undefined? Типа к false приведется?


Interesante cambio. ¿Pero a que se debe?


The build times are far too long for the allotted designs. It should take twenty seconds to build a bag of holding, Not the basic capacitor that's available at the very start of the round.


Gracias @xuanxu ;)


くうぎょry


くうぎry


Just to be clear, newer Portage prepends the package name to the template only. If you use `-m`,you still need to add it yourself.


なぜコメント部分が！！？？
普通にコメント部分をAjax化してますね！！普通に！！


RemoveMoreBadCharacters (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: OK (1797 of 1797 tests passed)

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This makes it uglier.


This closed #59.