This commit isn't giving me a space to comment on it, but the intro to this function has a good example of why I chose to lowercase most data type names.

I think a better way to talk about this is: the function matches a regular expression against a string, and returns an array containing the match and any captures. The regular expression can be either a normal [regexp](http://docs.puppetlabs.com/puppet/latest/reference/lang_data_regexp.html), a regular expression represented as a string, or a [Regexp](http://docs.puppetlabs.com/puppet/latest/reference/lang_data_regexp.html#the-regexp-data-type) or [Pattern](http://docs.puppetlabs.com/puppet/latest/reference/lang_data_abstract.html#pattern) data type. — See how the capitalized ones are talking about something different?

Also, we should be talking about the arguments here. The first argument is either a string or array of strings, and the second argument is a regexp.

We could also use an example of using an array of strings. The result is an array of arrays, where each internal array is what you'd get if you ran match on just that string.


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

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Personally I had to pick your old "Battery colors and animation" commit to make all work. First, that one, and then this one


I'm not entirely clear on what it does (i.e. maybe you can get by without it), but I think you want [`new`][1] here.

    new AzureOrderLine(orderLine)

[1]: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Operators/new


changed awhile ago


Make sure you pull this from the home page using a loop.


To ease review: relavant -> relevant


`NotFoundHttpException` doesn't need first parameter to be the HTTP status code, unless actually intend to use the generic `HttpException`.


Are these going to be pulled dynamically?


Which `product` is just the code?  Maybe you mean `orderLine.product` (i.e. `OrderLineInstance.orderLine.product`)?


nil check is already in `isClosedConnection`


See https://github.com/symfony/symfony/blob/2.7/src/Symfony/Component/HttpKernel/Exception/NotFoundHttpException.php


why do you need this? ..\..\ remove this with a proper $INETLIB and put the relative path there and then use that $INETLIB later wherever you need the path to be fixed


[nit] `AllMatcher`, no "s"


Why not just use `Any()` here?


reformat


Just report the Ghazi tard for abuse.


this solution you are creating on a VS 2013 check how you can reduce the wsdl


@maxxtepper , looks good to merge.


This commit deleted the typography partial! lol


This was fixed.

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why do you need both the svcinfo?>


I see you've inherited this line from my 115dd62, so I'm happy to fix it in a follow-up PR.


@InkSlinger666 :
Take a look at this:
https://github.com/XXMrHyde/android_frameworks_base/commit/1e07557e9ed6fefef3fa497bef2385b21dee032a
@siracuervo : good one,
@InkSlinger666 : you may want to take a look at this, too:
https://github.com/XXMrHyde/android_frameworks_base/commit/4d04f99872d5f127989efac6780b4e8627442ca4


more common way to do this would be to use `Task.WhenAll(...)`


I knew you would need something to work on later. My present to you!

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Second time in a row.


oh yeah... sorry.


why not just iterate over itself instead?


@InkSlinger666 :
one more:
https://github.com/XXMrHyde/android_frameworks_base/commit/f295dba04b6e7d122716fa902a09203cfb876396


看群聊部分代码，间隔小于3秒的消息不予回复。


ayy lmao to you as well.


lets have this lowercase just like how other API names are mentioned

presignGetObject(params)  and also this shouldn't take 'params' as a whole

it should take three separate arguments just like how getObject() takes.

presignGetObject(bucket, key, expire);

Says exactly what we expect for user to give, it also allows for proper function signature.


create a summary for each method and also mark a TODO for refactoring for the functions/methods which needs immediate attention.


At the top level we should catch all exceptions and print a stack trace. Otherwise debugging is going to be hard.


Actually from the latest run - I see that cache sizes do get uneven. Meaning this is actually ending up growing busy caches in the windows where enough eviction has been done.

I think there are some issues around how we determine 'busy'. In the current test, all databases are busy in the sense that some are doing reads+writes and some are doing writes. Still the shared cache logic figures that it can reallocate cache and does that anyway. Can we put some backoff in terms of how it figures whether a database is busy or not? (a combination of active transaction count / write throughput / # of pages in memory etc)


Adding to that it should also have a "cb" parameter so that one can reply error back.

~~~
 if (!helpers.validBucketName(bucket)) {
      return cb('invalid bucket name')
    }

    if (key === null || key.trim() === '') {
      return cb('object key cannot be empty')
    }
~~~


Nit: It's no longer necessary to churn this line since syncEtcdCluster no longer reports an error.


awesome :)


Remember to break these into header and footer includes. Also ditch home.php and use front-page.php instead.


I kinda fumbled through this one... any suggestions?


That would require adding a dependency on Linq. Doesn't seem worth it just for Any, IMO.


You need `new` here too.


<message id="event_end_soon" text="The event will endup in %time% seconds." />


do `(ulong)value` once to variable. Also I don't think you should cast to long


mark this entire aspx as for refactoring, it is very badly written and not upto the standards


Yeah, I agree that it's a bit of a weird use case. Should we then remove the `CustomRecorder` class altogether?

It even says:
> Not a recommended way of customizing active steps with the ResearchKit framework.

so it would not be a great loss.


Sounds reasonable to me.


RoomAirflowNetwork (lgu1234) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1796 of 1796 tests passed)

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Three? Mention InProcess for when a server may be local, and for testing?


Make sure you also break this into a sidebar.php include and pull the latest postings etc dynamically.


why like this, try and use linq and if you cannot avoid two for loops in this case try and see if one of them can be parallelizable


@ptomato, Dan recently taught me some good stuff about D-Bus.


@ptomato, FYI.


I have to go to sleep now,
@InkSlinger666 :
let me know, if you got it fixed,
and feel free to ask for more help if needed.
@siracuervo :
thanks for the hint.

good night


这样设计就莫名其妙了。。为什么不是间隔小于3s的消息我延迟3s再回复


Yep, I agree.


See #2112.


What size?


Hi. Are these untouched proprietary blobs, or recompiled?


不然就是小黄鸡回复的内容太黄太暴力。。


Hi Jack,

Last night's homework. Happy with all of the geometry stuff, my big ah-ha moment yesterday was actually breaking the problem down and writing it out in English.

Made a good start on the bank, have it displaying the total balance of the accounts, just playing around with the deposit and withdraw functions.


On Thu, Aug 06, 2015 at 04:16:50PM -0700, heuscher wrote:
> I kinda fumbled through this one... any suggestions?

The AzureOrders docs look good to me.


Here's the CSD file used by AudioKitDemo:

```
<CsoundSynthesizer>

<CsOptions>
-o dac           ; Write sound to the host audio output
--expression-opt ; Enable expression optimizations
-m0              ; Print raw amplitudes
-M0              ; Enable MIDI internally
-+rtmidi=null    ; No MIDI driver
-i adc

</CsOptions>

<CsInstruments>

nchnls = 2
sr     = 44100
0dbfs  = 1
ksmps  = 64

opcode AKControl, k, a
 ain xin
 xout downsamp(ain)
 endop
opcode AKAudio,   a, k
 kin xin
 xout upsamp(kin)
 endop
opcode AKAudio,   a, a
 ain xin
 aout = ain
 xout aout
 endop
opcode AKControl, k, k
 kin xin
 kout = kin
 xout kout
 endop
instr 1000 ; Turn off all notes
 turnoff2 p4, 0, 1
 endin
instr 1001 ; Event end or note off
 turnoff2 p4, 4, 1
 endin
</CsInstruments>

<CsScore>
f0 10000000
</CsScore>

</CsoundSynthesizer>
```

Internally, I believe the note is played by sending a collection of `i` commands in reaction to user input. @aure  might have more info on this.


For the sake of discussion... :)

Explicit f(&x) can be less efficient, as it can need to construct Obj twice (`void f(Obj*arg) {*arg=Obj();} Obj x; f(&x);`), depending on what's inside f(), as opposed to constructing it only once (`Obj x = f(); void f(){return Obj();}`). Yes, it can be seen as a special case.

Move semantics are young, sure, but they already can be used. Speaking about inlining, modern compilers can do link-time optimization, and inline functions which are not inlineable without it.

For debugging, there is separate build with optimizations turned off, of course. Compiler shouldn't silently turn optimization off though, if it was told to optimize (e.g. with -O4). If one wants to debug and uses -O0, it's fine to not produce an optimal binary.

When things get complex, human doesn't get them right either. Even if human knows the big picture, they tend to optimize prematurely and without finding the bottleneck first. Also modern compilers support profile-guided optimization: first, code runs in production and stores what is called more often, then compiler uses that info to optimize those functions better.
Premature optimization can make code both less readable and less efficient, if it circumvents "default" compiler optimizations by doing something too smart. (I'm not speaking about this commit)
Manual optimization makes sense if one can show that it actually helps in that exact case and if it is the bottleneck.

And of course, relying on compiler doesn't mean that programmer should use bubble-sort; compiler will never optimize that into something quicker. With micro-optimizations and code-generation compiler does good job though.


Committed an update to the file. Can you check that it's what you meant.


@ntdb @thenickcox

The Wikipedia edit API doesn't use HTTP status codes to signal edit failure, so this won't catch failed edits. Instead, it returns the JSON equivalent of this xml response:
```
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<api>
  <edit result="Failure">
    <captcha type="math" mime="text/tex" id="509895952" question="36 + 4 = " />
  </edit>
</api>
```

(Also, something I hadn't accounted for until now is that some edits that include external links may trigger a CAPTCHA, which we don't handle at all. Shortterm fix might be to just reformat urls so that they don't actually create links on Wikipedia. But first, let's start capturing the API response to edit attempts.)


those are whitespaces, but should be a tab.


TCPSocket


Fair enough :)


OK


endfile.gemspec


0x9126EBA2 behaves more like Subroutines than goto. it's used in alot of the turnaround / aerial variants of moves where the coding doesn't change. The parameter is the animation crc of the script to init.

0x38A3EC78 is actually more like goto. The loops use them as a closing command, but it seems to work more like a goto loop. It sets execution address to currentCommand +/-  (param[0] * 4) + 4. It steps through the commands above it, counting each word of data in them (including the identifier) as part of the equation. (which always ends on the loop command)


I've readded the logic for Go 1.3 installations here: https://github.com/youtube/vitess/pull/969

Thanks for catching it.


97204612_MultiSpeedFan (mbadams5) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (747 of 747 tests passed)

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I typically add another tab here to make sure the 2nd line of arguments is not aligned with the function body.


you can remove the empty line here.


please move the #ifndef /#define before the file header comment. It ensures to skip duplicated headers when we look at precompiler output.


mmm... No comparto, tanto define me parece más confuso y difícil de mantener
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> #if(BOARD==ciaa_nxp)
> #elif ...
> #endif
>
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system includes should appear first, then followed by the lttng includes.


changed words


Oh, sure.


`hh_single` is intended basically for test usage, and so has its own incomplete subset of the hhi files, so I'd just use the full `hh_server` unless that's much more painful. It would probably be easiest if all the examples typechecked as one project, but an `hhconfig` in each dir (with some sort of test harness / shell script / makefile target / etc to run them all) would also work.


our comment style for multi-line is:

/*
 * blah blah blah...
 * blah blah.
 */


@etjossem this file is [transpiled to ES3](https://github.com/gf3/moment-range/blob/master/dist/moment-range.js#L23). please make sure you're using the most recent version


why are you removing tests?


At least, I thought that was the case, apparently I forgot where this was actually used when I tested it, as MSVC is giving me errors about this now :(


I didn't touch these. You're saying they've always been wrong?

Is there any place where these are documented correctly? Or should I reverse-engineer it through testing and looking at existing test cases?


Sure, a docstring fix is always welcome.


https://github.com/OData/RESTier/issues/140 https://github.com/OData/RESTier/issues/130


Would you please update the commit message summary to say something like:

     server.base_utils: parse_machine() -> fix docstring

Please?


TeamCity LabkeyTrunk :: CDS postgres 9.4 [Build 277](https://teamcity.labkey.org/viewLog.html?buildId=265122&buildTypeId=LabkeyTrunk_CdsPostgres93) outcome was **FAILURE**
Summary: Tests failed: 5, passed: 0 Build time: 00:09:53
### Failed tests
```
org.labkey.test.Runner: org.labkey.test.tests.CDSMeasureStoreTest: <no details avaliable>

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

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

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

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```


Woohoo! Really great to see the JATS output enter the master repo! Thanks a lot @lkohlhase and @brucemiller ! It would be awesome if we also put a visible note of gratitude to ResearchGate for donating the code, as they both took the initiative and contributed most of the XML mapping;

That would also be a visible incentive for other external vendors to donate LaTeXML enhancements, which is a great trend to keep up! (I'm thinking mostly of the code files and the Changes log file)


I dont need .all(), by default its all()


In pretty much all cases you need to surround macro parameters with () e.g.

#define is_elf_32_bit(elf) ((elf)->bitness == ELFCLASS32)

Why not use static inline functions here instead ? It gives you type checking as an extra.


for the macros below, please favor doing static inline whenever possible.


@rgommers:
 I just noticed that various links did not work when browsing README.rst via https://github.com/PyWavelets/pywt.  Should these references be restored?


remove extra whiteline


comment style issues.


@msinkula  size of what?


are you sure you want this const ? Do you ever need to pass it to free() afterward from this const pointer ?


you might want to favor putting larger types first (uint64_t, then pointers, then uint8_t) to do a more compact structure.


So there are two issues that I see with this code.

First and foremost is the matter of memory visibility, which can result in a mixture of new and old data being written to the file.  Because the FPlayer values passed into the other thread are the same ones that you're actively using, it's possible for both Gson and Factions to be interacting with the same object at once.  For the collections that MemoryFPlayer has, this can result in ConcurrentModificationExceptions, and for the fields, it can mean that some data which was changed after the save command was issued can be written to the file.  Fortunately there's two pretty easy ways to fix this.  You can convert the entitiesThatShouldBeSaved to JSON on the main thread, or you can clone the entitiesThatShouldBeSaved so that Gson has it's own copy to interact with.

The second issue is a race condition with writing to the file that can be caused by running two saves one after the other.  If there are two threads writing out to the same file you can end up with corrupted data, or in the best case, IOExceptions due to file handle locking(It's OS dependent).  There are once again two pretty easy solutions to this problem.  The first is to use an AtomicBoolean(the getAndSet method specifically) to create a flag that states whether or not a save is in progress, and if one's in progress, to not trigger a second one.  The other solution, which in my opinion provides the better end user experience is to handle async saving in a single thread(or perhaps one thread per file) and queue the data to ensure that two threads aren't writing to the same file.


hot stuff :+1:


missing .


I guess an `#ifdef` for MSVC is needed after all.


The online scheduler creates online scheduler for small teams.
The online scheduler consist of three main parts:
a) three front pages of UI (angularjs, also html, css)
b) server node.js
c) DB mongodb.
This is base version and is not properly tested yet.
Also the application is still developing and later versions will have more functionality.


weird alignment here. perhaps add a tab ?


weird alignment of ),  perhaps remove a tab ?


@pSub: did you by any chance only test building locally *after* applying this patch? `simple-scan`, through `colord`, depends on `lcms2`. Yet this commit adds a dependency on `lcms`, a totally different set of libraries:

```
~$  ldd `which .simple-scan-wrapped` | grep lcms
	liblcms2.so.2 => /nix/store/h2lmhqvzdic8lji5vhcph01gzhfi7nb5-lcms2-2.7/lib/liblcms2.so.2 (0x00007f5b02f54000)
~$ ls /nix/store/52nr4zwzrr7rbwgvayy1c4zq7jabzi6z-lcms-1.19/lib/
liblcms.la  liblcms.so  liblcms.so.1  liblcms.so.1.0.19  pkgconfig
```

I'm going to go ahead and revert this. If you can reproduce the build failure - I can't - please let me know.


Could you also add the `name 'BBEdit'` after the `url` and then [squash your commits](http://davidwalsh.name/squash-commits-git)?


weird align.


please put all statically sized fields first. Allows many optimisations.


Could you also add the `name 'Kaleidoscope'` after the `url` and then [squash your commits](http://davidwalsh.name/squash-commits-git)?


put all statically sized fields first (optimisation)


add tab.


handle return value ?


add newline after variable definition.


add newline


check return value.


@SubuSS, I'll investigate: in my testing, the databases balanced out to sharing the pool approximately equally, which I think is what we want here.

In terms of the way we're calculating "pressure", the issue isn't so much how many operations are happening in a particular database, but predicting how much it would be impacted by reducing the cache size.  In other words, a database could have a very high operation count but a small working set.  That's why we're trying to use statistics around eviction and reads to determine the impact of changing the cache size.  I agree that backoff is not working well at the moment: that definitely needs to be fixed.

One additional issue here, regardless of what we measure, is that if we reduce the cache size in a database and stall application threads, it may appear that the database is not busy next time around, leading to a positive feedback loop.  I thought my changes avoided that by not adjusting "busy" databases (where "busy" here means that application threads are being blocked due to eviction).


tab.


newline.


ret value.


newline


I know you didn't touch them, it's cool. :) Yes, they've always been wrong. Sometimes engineers have a bad habit of kicking it from the head and not actually running their example code; this tends to result in fiction.

I doubt there's any place with correct examples, but the description of the function appears to be legit; that's what led me to look closer at the examples. Looking at tests could be good, but I usually just crack open an editor and do a `notice( <EXPRESSION> )` and then run puppet apply on it.


return value.


missing .


remove newline.


add newline.


开了不能访问路由器啊


you know, we could just rename the functions and register them from the same object.  Consider it a suggestion for later cleanup

see pkg/proxy/config/config.go


Typo: This class should be called `RegisterMemberHandler`


you can turn this into a switch().


if you do so, change "break" for a goto end.


LGTM this commit


Actually, @SubuSS, if you could run one more test, that might be very helpful.

Can you change the code so this branch is never taken?  In other words:

```c
		} else if (0 && pool_full && !busy &&
```

That will have the effect of allocating out caches to each connection, but never shrinking them.  Clearly that's not workable in practice, but I would like to make sure that your workload performs well in the absence of cache shrinking.

Thanks!


Where's whateverhaxx?


missing . (same for following comments...)


handle return value ?


handle NULL


comp and equ variantion version 8.5.15.R

this a  test of  the single  comment git hub


Will look at, I think I had a comment to that effect before. I'm breaking
things up into userspace and iptables sub-packages right now, so far it
looks like it's going to be a useful change.

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> same object. Consider it a suggestion for later cleanup
>
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is a  test of  the entire document comment git hub


handle error.


I don't think forum topic's updater_id/updated_at are reliable for this. Whenever a post gets created it overwrites the topic. See ForumPost#update_topic_updated_at_on_create


do an "end" or "error" label, and do the free(elf) there (one exit point).


you can merge this with the other exit point.


The above lines break my app.  Previously inserts worked fine, now with the above line changed inserts result in this SQL:

    INSERT INTO "my_data" DEFAULT VALUES RETURNING "my_data"."id"


BoxPlot displaying the change for '../SDR/j.rnd.6x5.train.csv'

![image](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/3079749/9125934/c3944194-3c95-11e5-9dce-1de38efc0548.png)

* V1 dispatches the first job that fits highest priority
* V2 breaks ties randomly
* RND is still very much chosen at random (no change in implementation)


newline.


handle return value


Hey Felix,
I removed the redundant transaction for the method names. Thanks for the tip


what's up with elf->path ?


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The size of the thumbnail (featured image). Like this: https://github.com/msinkula/premium-design-works/blob/master/page-home.php#L27 <https://github.com/msinkula/premium-design-works/blob/master/page-home.php#L27>

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Hmm, I may need to move this 'deploy_complete' key out of the general configuration. otherwise people will hit this issue during re-deploys. Maybe put it in a separate file for now like we do with the 'installed' file.


Hmmm,  This looks very promising.  I am not familiar with XML, just read part of the description in Wiki.  I did use GitHub a bit during my spring bioinformatics course.  Still a bit mystified by it as well.


they were for the old implementation of rabin. the new implementation is tested in its own file.


I think you need = and not += here. We have offset_align in our header which gives how much we need to increment, but ALIGN() AFAIRemember returns the new pointer. (to check)


<footer>


NULL is not an integer.


describe negative value for errors ?


Yes - first line is a summary line - max 50 chars.

First line is separated by a blank line - then you can add details.

Max length of the detail lines is 72 chars...

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move this nested loop in a separate function.


error handling


error handling.


+= vs = ?


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Summary: Tests failed: 5, passed: 0 Build time: 00:11:10
### Failed tests
```
org.labkey.test.Runner: org.labkey.test.tests.CDSMeasureStoreTest: <no details avaliable>

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

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

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

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

```


Hey Felix,
Let me know if how i did this is ok or if  you think there is a cleaner way to do this. I moved all the shared code out of the view into a partial in shared/modal/. the only thing left in the view is a block that renders the form and in the partial after i have setup the modal properly I am yielding to this block to generate the for in the partial.

Let me know what you think.

Regards,
Blayne


please standardize on either !*build_id or *build_id == NULL but I see here that sometimes it is one way, other times the other. We assume that NULL is 0 throughout lttng-ust, so you can do the ! trick.


Got this code pointed out to me by someone in #heka channel on irc.mozilla.org. We're encoding and decoding json strings of several MB at Mozilla, so you shouldn't have to be limited by this upper range. Were you seeing the sandbox terminated w/ a strbuf error? You might try bumping up your sandbox's `output_limit` [setting](http://hekad.readthedocs.org/en/v0.9.2/config/common_sandbox_parameter.html#config-common-sandbox-parameters) to see if that helps.


lfuncalfs


Ok, agree. but I guess we didn't use fragment in Error Message Reply before


Deleted


Done (https://github.com/grpc/grpc/commit/8c5318a6d122e9b933abc43780c131838cebac80).


Why do this?


should keep this line, get tinymce with `bower install tinymce` (http://www.tinymce.com/wiki.php/Installation_using_package_managers) the bower component folder is 'tinymce' not 'tinymce-dist'


This commit also resolved issue #4.


Yes, but `oneOf` is not currently supported in the spec so we can't support that.  There are other ways to model this, I'll work on it.  Please add an issue in the swagger-spec project, or +1 an existing one.


fwiw, this change is dup with eeb86185d0889bb3a766c9926933c01ebb6ecb0e


sorry im new in mysql,
how to add lib_mysqludf_sys in mysql?


Why fetching it always but only setting it if enabled?
IMO this must go into the `if`


MSVC complains about this actually
```
jlapi.c(295) : error C2440: '=' : cannot convert from 'const char *' to 'char *'
        Conversion loses qualifiers
jlapi.c(302) : error C2440: '=' : cannot convert from 'const char *' to 'char *'
        Conversion loses qualifiers
```


From what I've seen, you definitely have the gist of the conversation down!....However, it doesn't flow as well as it could. I'll see if I can edit it before I hit the hay tonight.


test-s3-fixes (lefticus) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1795 of 1795 tests passed)

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


Check out --query arg in awscli. You'll see it used a lot in cloudformation-functions


The commit message was really supposed to say "override" twice. But stuff >.>


这个文件不存在额


这些项目都不存在，mvn  无法install


I don't know what is going on here, but it took us long time to figure out this change break Reindex process when switch the environment to 'live' or 'test'. please review this change.


hi, 感谢您的分享，愿意和我一起来开发：）

不过您的项目现在还不stable，待你完善好，我再merge哈


I think perhaps this was missing the opening ````bash` instead of having an extra close?


Damn, it should be `static const char`


LGTM


Fixed in b78659ea1c342346f600e685c87b78945f984024


no, the incall bug are not fixable, it's make the phone useless


atomic, behance, deviantart, dribbble, jruby, marvel, protoio, sketchapp, susy


True. I'll get to work on it once I have implementation finished and [begin](https://github.com/CaseyCarter/cmcstl2/blob/customization/include/stl2/detail/range/access.hpp#L12) stops making the compiler vomit.


We need to be able to disable this functionality.

This is a breaking change from the previous version.

We you supply `moduleIds` and `moduleRoot`. `moduleRoot` is effectively ignored by babel now because `moduleId` has been provided.


Does this occur when during normal writes, or only during Solr_Reindex?

Solr_Reindex has ben re-written on dev-master and is pending release in about 3-4 weeks. the new process bypasses this code completely. Maybe this will help you in the mean time?


aerospike, codecademy, coursera, disqus, dropbox, google drive, khan academy, lynda, treehouse, tutsplus, udemy


broccoli, fabric, intercom, knex, modulus, origami, rethinkdb, semantic-ui, square, strongloop


Can you please update the CHANGELOG.md?
We were using 0.6.3-SNAPSHOT because we needed some jumblerg/ring.middleware.cors support for castra 3.0.0-SNAPSHOT, but I'm not sure it's safe to switch or not.
(you should join us on http://clojurians.net too, btw ;)


>  Do you have any idea why this was done?

`unsubscribe` was removed for the 1.0 API and this was the equivalent alternative.

I'm not sure why it was originally calling `unsubscribe()` instead of `destroy()`


Rather use
```php
                 $builder->add(
                     $name,
                     'choice',
                     array(
                         'choices' => $choicesData,
                         'placeholder' => '-',
                         'attr'    => array(
                             'onchange' => 'this.form.submit()',
                             'class'    => 'styled_select tl_select',
                         )
                     )
                 );
             }
         }
 ```


That would need more testing and that needs time. If something goes wrong we'll know where to look.


I put https://github.com/atom/atom/pull/8243 up for review. I'm running the tests locally now. Which as you probably know, takes awhile...


Hi,

The team and I would like to avoid too many docker-specific commands in our instructions because 1) these docs aren't about how to use Docker, per se, and 2) the Docker usages vary between Mac and Linux.

How would you feel, instead, about something like this:

```
$ git diff -p -U0 README.md
diff --git a/development/README.md b/development/README.md
index e630119..0871319 100644
--- a/development/README.md
+++ b/development/README.md
@@ -13 +13 @@ If you have not developed a golang project before, please see the [Golang docs](
-1. [Docker](https://docs.docker.com/installation/)
+1. [Docker](https://docs.docker.com/installation/) (Either a Linux-local dockerd, or on OSX, via [boot2docker](http://boot2docker.io))
```

-- Marco N.


Wow. U managed to fully port Linux 3.10's vmpressure on to this thing? XD


Strange, it's working here with stdcpp target.

There are a few cases that will still confuse c++, but this shouldn't be
one of them.

Does it work without reflection?

On Thu, Aug 6, 2015 at 2:34 PM, Samah <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> Works for HTML5, not for C++ targets.
>
> #REFLECTION_FILTER="*"
> Import reflection
>
> Function Main()
>     Local foo:I2 = New C2
>     foo.Hello()
>     foo.World()
> End
>
> Class C1 Implements I1
>     Method Hello:Void()
>         Print "C1.Hello"
>     End
> End
>
> Class C2 Extends C1 Implements I2
>     Method World:Void()
>         Print "C2.World"
>     End
> End
>
> Interface I1
>     Method Hello:Void()
> End
>
> Interface I2 Extends I1
>     Method World:Void()
> End
>
> Gives for cpptool and glfw3:
>
> Building...
> main.cpp:5846:45: error: no unique final overrider for 'virtual void c_I1::p_Hello()' in 'c_C2'
> main.cpp: In function 'int bbMain()':
> main.cpp:29591:20: error: cannot allocate an object of abstract type 'c_C2'
> main.cpp:5846:45: note:   because the following virtual functions are pure within 'c_C2':
> main.cpp:5837:15: note:     virtual void c_I2::p_Hello()
> main.cpp: In member function 'virtual Object* c_R1326::p_NewInstance()':
> main.cpp:34530:15: error: cannot allocate an object of abstract type 'c_C2'
> main.cpp:5846:45: note:   since type 'c_C2' has pure virtual functions
> main.cpp: In member function 'virtual Object* c_R1328::p_Invoke2(Array<Object*>)':
> main.cpp:54069:15: error: cannot allocate an object of abstract type 'c_C2'
> main.cpp:5846:45: note:   since type 'c_C2' has pure virtual functions
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> <https://github.com/blitz-research/monkey/commit/08d97a53e2eb7d7071a779fcc3d12a3a2162e920#commitcomment-12556039>
> .
>


@codenameone do you know why these cancelAllLocalNotifications are here?  Am I going to break things by removing them?  If we leave them in, then receiving a push will cancel all of the local notifications, even the ones that were set up to repeat (and thus should not be canceled);


@jfoug , @magnumripper I have added a template split/prepare to raw-sha1-opencl so that you don't have to modify any opencl stuff in 6188680fade6920c1b4. Please modify the split/prepare to adjust nsldap.


Accidentally used npm instead of apm, oops!


Done


Why so? Why it's not fixable?


I'm OK if we don't add any more of this implicit syntax. :)


Oh you're absolutely right. Don't know why I wanted to expose it. Changed it back!


Done.


Yeah, you are right. I mixed up a few things on stream. Thanks for taking a look at it again! I'm going to fix some of this stuff up right now!


Without reflection:

	main.cpp:2174:45: Error: no unique Final overrider For 'virtual void c_I1::p_Hello()' in 'c_C2'
	main.cpp: In Function 'int bbMain()':
	main.cpp:2206:20: Error: cannot allocate an Object of Abstract type 'c_C2'
	main.cpp:2174:45: note:   because the following virtual functions are pure within 'c_C2':
	main.cpp:2165:15: note: 	virtual Void c_I2::p_Hello()
	At Global scope:


cc


Well, it's the designated initializer of the superclass (`GRPCChannel`). I reckon the design of these three classes show my Java background, as `initWithChannel:` would there be a protected constructor.

I think a better design would be for `GRPCChannel` to swallow `GRPCSecureChannel` and `GRPCUnsecuredChannel`, and just have two convenience initializers to choose one or the other.


:peach:


Yes, certainly more clear in this explanation.


This line should not be changed. Please revert


first-commit


I think this works for now, but we can't accept a pull request with this edit. My recommendation would be to conditionalize this based on a setting.


If we keep with GAE, we should stick with 2.5... It seems to be not supported yet
https://code.google.com/p/googleappengine/issues/detail?id=3091


`refinedTEncodeJson` and `refinedVEncodeJson` can maybe be merged using [Wrapper.unwrap](https://github.com/fthomas/refined/blob/5ffb9ca1d7cab8d95d97f7b16c08d08f5345f1df/shared/src/main/scala/eu/timepit/refined/internal/Wrapper.scala#L17), but that is not released yet.

Btw, this looks really cool! :-)


after another 3 hours spent on this depend, i've made progress using the latest protobuf HEAD

The protobuf cmake system doesn't contain any install code, and I get this error:

```
Linking CXX static library libprotoc.a
[ 99%] Built target libprotoc
Scanning dependencies of target protoc
[100%] Building CXX object cmake/CMakeFiles/protoc.dir/__/src/google/protobuf/compiler/main.cc.o
Linking CXX executable protoc
[100%] Built target protoc
[ 75%] Performing install step for 'protobuf'
make[5]: *** No rule to make target `install'.  Stop.
```

I tried adding some install code to my CMakeLists.txt, which now looks like this: https://github.com/kineticgar/game.netplay/blob/02c7c3b/depends/common/protobuf/CMakeLists.txt . I know it's shitty, but every change needs a clean slate and takes 2-5 mins to test, so it's been kinda hard to trial-and-error this.

On OSX, the install code places the protoc compiler and libprotobuf.a in the right places, but fails to locate the headers when compiling game.netplay:

```
Scanning dependencies of target game.netplay
[  7%] Building CXX object CMakeFiles/game.netplay.dir/addon.pb.cc.o
In file included from /Users/garrett/Documents/kodi/tools/depends/target/binary-addons/macosx10.10_x86_64-target/game.netplay-prefix/src/game.netplay-build/addon.pb.cc:5:
/Users/garrett/Documents/kodi/tools/depends/target/binary-addons/macosx10.10_x86_64-target/game.netplay-prefix/src/game.netplay-build/addon.pb.h:9:10: fatal error:
      'google/protobuf/stubs/common.h' file not found
#include <google/protobuf/stubs/common.h>
         ^
1 error generated.
```

On windows, it looks like it doesn't like the change in d4905c8 to install the helper libraries:

```
C:\Users\Garrett\Documents\kodi\tools\buildsteps\win32>make-addons.bat install game.netplay

...

CMake Warning (dev) at C:/Users/Garrett/Documents/kodi/project/cmake/addons/outp
ut/lib/kodi/addon-helpers.cmake:61 (get_property):
  Policy CMP0026 is not set: Disallow use of the LOCATION target property.
  Run "cmake --help-policy CMP0026" for policy details.  Use the cmake_policy
  command to set the policy and suppress this warning.

  The LOCATION property should not be read from target "game.netplay".  Use
  the target name directly with add_custom_command, or use the generator
  expression $<TARGET_FILE>, as appropriate.

Call Stack (most recent call first):
  CMakeLists.txt:146 (build_addon)
This warning is for project developers.  Use -Wno-dev to suppress it.

CMake Error at CMakeLists.txt:176 (install):
  install Library TARGETS given no DESTINATION!
```

I'm getting closer!


demo


@slugmandrew I would not commit any IDE specific file. I also use IntelliJ but other folks might use eclipse or any other flavor... :)


This did fix it. Still sucks on mobile though. Numbers are wonky. Alarm sound doesn't play.


Are you sure you're using the latest build?

What version of g++ are you using?

On Thu, Aug 6, 2015 at 3:50 PM, Samah <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> Without reflection:
>
> main.cpp:2174:45: Error: no unique Final overrider For 'virtual void c_I1::p_Hello()' in 'c_C2'
> main.cpp: In Function 'int bbMain()':
> main.cpp:2206:20: Error: cannot allocate an Object of Abstract type 'c_C2'
> main.cpp:2174:45: note:   because the following virtual functions are pure within 'c_C2':
> main.cpp:2165:15: note:     virtual Void c_I2::p_Hello()
> At Global scope:
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> <https://github.com/blitz-research/monkey/commit/08d97a53e2eb7d7071a779fcc3d12a3a2162e920#commitcomment-12556532>
> .
>


Note: I'm currently running a hacked 84b with a transcc build of the develop tip, so it might be something in my setup.  I'm going to try dropping the new transcc exe into 85e.


2015-08-06 11:16:31,208 ERROR SigninDialog.on_post_login: (18, None), None
2015-08-06 11:21:48,786 ERROR SigninDialog.on_post_login: (4, None), None
2015-08-06 11:22:18,469 ERROR SigninDialog.on_post_login: (18, None), None
2015-08-06 11:27:55,447 ERROR SigninDialog.on_post_login: (18, None), None


My one recommendation would be to print out all diagnostics after restore instead of just these specific ones


You caught me pushing meaningless notes to GitHub so I could leave the office! I think I'm going to implement a little multi-stage language in this repo, and these are tiny examples of the syntax. (Do you have a special app that does that? Not that I need more GitHub notifications in my life…)


<?php
+$destinataire = "0000000@sms.compagnie.com";
+echo "OK Ce script envoie un mail à $destinataire";
+mail($destinataire, "test email 1", "test oki :P");
+?>


In the future, avoid this kind of gratuitous reindenting, it makes the diffs hard to read.


The critical bit of the cpp file (near the end) should look like this:

```

class c_I1 : public virtual gc_interface{

public:

virtual void p_Hello()=0;

};

class c_I2 : public virtual c_I1{

public:

virtual void p_World()=0;

};

class c_C1 : public Object,public virtual c_I1{

public:

c_C1();

c_C1* m_new();

void p_Hello();

void mark();

};

class c_C2 : public c_C1,public virtual c_I2{

public:

c_C2();

c_C2* m_new();

void p_World();

void mark();

};

```

On Thu, Aug 6, 2015 at 4:06 PM, Samah <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> Note: I'm currently running a hacked 84b with a transcc build of the
> develop tip, so it might be something in my setup. I'm going to try
> dropping the new transcc exe into 85e.
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> <https://github.com/blitz-research/monkey/commit/08d97a53e2eb7d7071a779fcc3d12a3a2162e920#commitcomment-12556645>
> .
>


@Ticki The typical Rust convention is to use snake_case for methods and to treat acronyms as one word for camel-casing ("Utf8Error", not "UTF8Error").


User can create post & view all posts
- Fix indentation
- Post-client.js > set up static.js for userpost.html on client side
- Post.js - Prev: For created post, "username" shos objectId. Fixed: name will be shown on "username"
- HTML change on index.html & post.html


+<?php
+
+$textarea="Bonjour, \n Au revoir \n :P... \n";
+preg_match_all("#(.*)\n#",$textarea,$lignes);
+$nb_lignes=count($lignes[0]);
+echo "Il y a " . $nb_lignes . " lignes dans le textarea
";
+
+for($i=0;$i<$nb_lignes;$i++)
+{
+   echo $lignes[0][$i].'
';
+}
+?> :P


BTW, thanks for implementing this.


<?php
$textarea="Bonjour, \n Au revoir \n Heu... \n";
preg_match_all("#(.*)\n#",$textarea,$lignes);
$nb_lignes=count($lignes[0]);
echo "Il y a " . $nb_lignes . " lignes dans le textarea
";
for($i=0;$i<$nb_lignes;$i++)
{
   echo $lignes[0][$i].'
';
}
?>


@Ticki Why should we return more pointers?


The controller local will be removed in the future and will cause this line to crash.


haha. it is (perhaps fittingly) called [Monotony](https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/monotony/id533978766?mt=12)


@Ticki The model JSON spec. is [drafted](https://github.com/Ticki/Open-Sea/wiki/Model-File-Specification). I've begun implementing it, but I'm still open to drastic changes. (I made all the design choices; you should have a chance to voice your opinion!)


Didn't know that you could do this.


![8 2](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/13186210/9103799/27a09be0-3c20-11e5-96da-5ee173044e48.png)


I don't recall. Its been a while.


Kills the "just use nosetests for speed" idea though.  I guess that one can still use nose on the normal tests for development.


Nice!


I discussed [supplying these equalities via `Leibniz` on typelevel blog](http://typelevel.org/blog/2014/11/10/why_is_adt_pattern_matching_allowed.html#gadt-folds).

For existentials, type members can be used instead of parameters to avoid [SI-6680](https://issues.scala-lang.org/browse/SI-6680).


Did you delete the projects in VS and forget the delete the projects from disk


Admittedly mongoose has been bad about modifying user-specified parameters in the past, so I wouldn't be surprised if it's a mongoose bug. Feel free to open up an issue with repro details and I'd be happy to take a look.


ahhh, and you're calling it "*A*ll*T*he*W*orld" -- got it


I question this statement...I still haven't seen a logo


Lambda_MemberArray_Reduce (mbadams5) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-IntegrationCoverage-Debug: OK (1261 of 1261 tests passed)

![Build Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/build%20status-passing-green.svg) ![Test Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/tests%20passed-100.0%25-green.svg) ![Coverage Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/coverage%20status-69.96%25-green.svg)


@brianferguson Since you want to move `pattern` below, this should be left as a `std::wstring`.


You moron!! Should be back slashes!!


![8 2](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/13186210/9103853/dfe79bc2-3c20-11e5-84e1-f37778a74045.png)


![9 2](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/13186210/9103856/eb1763c4-3c20-11e5-8856-bbc710379029.png)


Currently, the code is organized so that cabal-install is the only code that knows how to compute hashes. I would strongly suggest that this logic be moved into Cabal proper.

The big problem is considering users who are NOT using cabal-install (among which there are many, e.g. Stack and anyone using a custom build system.)  In these cases, they will need to invoke Cabal with the correct IPID flag. Source code hash is probably right, and it's a bit fiddly. Why not make sure everyone reuses this code.

The current code uses a fall back on ABI hashes. But if we do #2745 then this fall back will no longer work. Another possibility is to fall back on a fake, -inplace IPID. But code compiled this way must NEVER be registered to a "global" database. Might be difficult to ensure that this is the case.

This might be controversial; @dcoutts and @ttuegel, what do you think?


I'm thinking using a macro to calculate the position address. Array indexing is just slow.


You should definitely leave these in, I think they're still very useful tests (and just right now helped me find a couple of bugs in internal versions)


Hey I just got to the party pal. Give me a few minutes.


![10 2](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/13186210/9103874/2a2984f2-3c21-11e5-8a04-b7bea2446701.png)


Now it won't even see the new changes you've made.  I'm building it with 85a directly from develop tip, then dropping the new exe into 85a/bin.  Not seeing the fix at all now, just gives me the usual "Error : Method I1.Hello:Void() must be implemented by class C2"
Could you drop me a build of trans?  It's possible I just fail at building stuff.


As above, these are still useful tests to keep, specially as we expect our implementations to diverge. These are nice integration tests to make sure that each implementation works from end to end.


Hope yer on windows...

http://www.monkey-x.com/mak/transcc_winnt.exe

On Thu, Aug 6, 2015 at 4:24 PM, Samah <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> Now it won't even see the new changes you've made. I'm building it with
> 85a directly from develop tip, then dropping the new exe into 85a/bin. Not
> seeing the fix at all now, just gives me the usual "Error : Method
> I1.Hello:Void() must be implemented by class C2"
> Could you drop me a build of trans? It's possible I just fail at building
> stuff.
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> <https://github.com/blitz-research/monkey/commit/08d97a53e2eb7d7071a779fcc3d12a3a2162e920#commitcomment-12556819>
> .
>


develop (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: OK (1272 of 1272 tests passed)

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


Lazy bytestring here! So you don't have to load the whole tarball into memory.


Can we base62 encode here? Cabal library has some code to do this. This makes the string shorter, which is good if we're going to use it for symbols.


same as https://github.com/spullara/mustache.java/commit/b49390f8530f5a952a27f3c363bfc42196e6487c but for 0.8.x


Just released 0.2.1 which also includes `unwrap`.


OK, fix me :)


because the problem caused by the vendor lib file which is we does not have source code of it


How stable is this? If I tarball the same source multiple times, is it going to hash to the same thing? IIRC you have to do some work to make it deterministic. Check this.


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

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


Oh.. And there is no other phone which have cm? And based on same soc ?


Well after I told Symantec to bugger off and unquarantined the file (I hate my work's SOE), that seems to have fixed it.  Thanks for that.


don't you need to make sure thread is stopped here ? I guess @listner_thread.exit is enough.


They came in via rebase.


there is 4 other phone as far as I know... but they don't have such problem, we can't use their lib because it will crash when run on our phone
s7580 (kylepro) and s7582 (kyleprods) have same incall problem, lib of 2 phone have same checksum


@who tell me more about what you expect here?  The abstract model doesn't seem to have a relationship to the pet.  I would expect that we would have Pet be an `allOf` AbstractPet and properties.


I think, you need to work more, btw can i have your fb id? Are you interested to work on this device anymore?


no entiendo como dejas el archivo vacio y luego sirve este para los ports? me das un ejemplo concreto? si fuera para ports todo deberia ir con macros y los macros implementados en este archivo, pero si esta vacio no entiendo como. si podemos charlarlo por la lista :)


I don't use fb, but twitter is sand_pox and skype sandpox, I will work on this device again if someone help fix the incall problem first


for single line pydoc string it's better to use single ``"``
```
"Lai suat tiet kiem Ngan hang Bac A."
```


The lifetime is fine, because the args structure is just immediately passed to `grpc_*_channel_create`, which guarantees that the values only need to be valid until the invocation returns. I've added a comment specifying it: https://github.com/grpc/grpc/commit/77723b127a2eafd1f99a7a3362371be310d5df29


There is a v3.x with a 3.0.1 commit on it too


@zOadT do you mind explaining what `lag` is and what it's for?


I'm still afraid of relying on it being available for ever :-) But okay I'll update it, you right that we agreed on it.


Many trees have branches. Many children have parents. Many nodes have links.


Quoting string literals is the most wicked part of shell scripting, but as a rule of thumb you should minimize the use of escapes (backslashes).  Typically, using single quote (or apostrophe; `'`) frees you from escaping any letter other that itself.  However, for something like SQL where you need to use `'` frequently, the next best way is to use double quotes (`"`).  However for JSON, you should stick to single quote.  You can't write single quotes within single quote, so you have to end the string and write `\'` and start the string again.  Here's how you can use only three backslashes instead of thirty:
```bash
expected='{"a": ["asdf qwer\tzxcv\n1234", "\"I'\''m your father,\" said Darth Vader."], "b": [1, 2, 3], "f": false, "i": 123, "float": 45.678, "n": null, "s": "foo bar baz", "t": true}'
```
Now it looks like a sane JSON :)


I had actually mentioned such to Sam earlier today. ;)
On Aug 5, 2015 9:00 PM, "Daniel" <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> I think this works for now, but we can't accept a pull request with this
> edit. My recommendation would be to conditionalize this based on a setting.
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> <https://github.com/molotovbliss/retailops_magento/commit/2e1d414f25d888c7f511eb9fa0e311769d351b93#commitcomment-12556588>
> .
>


I've added a TODO to make that change: https://github.com/grpc/grpc/commit/7e90745b3c609d12dfc63ca6cdddac9446b3d5e5


I agree 100% we need these tests. They will be re-added in a different way, when you put in your error codes, we'll add test cases to made sure the proper error types go through... I didn't want to tinker with these as is right now.


I , and karthick will help you. But how can i message you personally? Because we can't chat here , so can you make an fb id just for chatting? Or using WhatsApp?


Still having the same problem, but it seems to be an issue with the aggressive code removal.  Most of the modules I'm importing have private imports.  If I change them all to public imports, or I import reflection, it works fine.


fails this test:
```
object Tr {
  def fun(a: Int => Unit) = a(2)
  def foo: Int = {
    var s = 1
    s = try {fun(s = _); 3} catch{ case ex: Throwable => s = 4; 5 }
    s
  }
}
```

As after `CapturedVars` `s` becomes `IntRef`. Can be solved by removing this line: https://github.com/dotty-staging/dotty/commit/3f46a7506454f01f1b3d79b60d1b48845bde8d4a#diff-53c4cd2ce2bd8c3600857a551745c290R46


@fehguy

> tell me more about what you expect here?

I want to be able to construct a swagger spec which describes that the API accepts either ConcreteDog or ConcreteCat in the body, and that AbstractPet is not acceptable in the body.

> The abstract model doesn't seem to have a relationship to the pet. I would expect that we would have Pet be an allOf AbstractPet and properties.

Correct, there is no inheritance connecting the models, but that has no impact on the result desired above. I will commit the inheritance annotation and generate a new spec.


public/private shouldn't make a difference, anyway you can work out what's
being removed?

I'll have another look at decl.monkey too.

On Thu, Aug 6, 2015 at 4:43 PM, Samah <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> Still having the same problem, but it seems to be an issue with the
> aggressive code removal. Most of the modules I'm importing have private
> imports. If I change them all to public imports, or I import reflection, it
> works fine.
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> <https://github.com/blitz-research/monkey/commit/08d97a53e2eb7d7071a779fcc3d12a3a2162e920#commitcomment-12556971>
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>


1. Install gcc
2. Download zip file to your server and Extrack
3. execute install.sh (./install.sh)


Would be good to add postconditions to this phase, as failure is currently silent in dotc and reported by JVM in a cryptic way.


Instead of having this phase very early, I would prefer to have it very late, as after this phase code motions is substantially more complicated.


As you see, forward-declaring one of the types from the C gRPC library caused trouble because it wasn't a `typedef struct <name> {...} <name>;`, but a typedef of an anonymous struct. Similarly, it would have caused problems if it were a typedef of an enum or of a primitive type. The strategy I'm leaning to for my headers is: forward-declare the classes/struct of my own library, import/include the headers of the other libraries.


Why mark as untested? AFAICT this recipe definitely works.


@riking updated the code via https://github.com/discourse/onebox/commit/1a2b588ef5db6e152d34e5d87f8445cc2667378d


Got it.  So some thoughts:

* If I were modeling this on the server, I'd have a `Pet` interface along with implementations like `Dog`, `Cat`.  Probably no `Pet` implementation
* The operations would accept / produce a `Pet`
* The auto-generated client would know how to produce a `Dog` or `Cat` object

That said, it'd be something like this:

```yaml
Pet:
   properties:
# all those common pet properties

Dog:
  allOf:
    - $ref: '#/definitions/Pet'
    - type: object
      properties:
# dog-specific properties
```

Does that make sense, from a modeling POV?  I'm sure there are syntax errors in there, but you should get the idea...


that is correct, hopefully we're fixing that with the help of this patch :)


The recipe needs another version of OpenJDK already installed, but yes, it does work and certainly "untested" isn't the right thing here. Ingo mentionned how to fix it: this needs to be in the bootstrap repo. There is no way to shortcut that for projects that depends on themselves. Same problem for gcc, for freepascal, etc.


Test on coments


Clever... Sad that we had to do this though... All the info was there is analyzer with the LineInfo object. Sadly it gets thrown away on the throw of parse.


Oh boy, sorry. I'll make sure to run the linter before submitting anything in future.


Merge upstream


We should be doing this same error analysis on reflective remover. It is another case that a syntax error on the entry point will throw an obscure error.


Needs either an expanded name, or `Private`, as otherwise we could have false overriding in different compilation units.


this looks like a good edit.


First of all, thank you very much for keeping this code on GitHub. I have been using this code for a while  for my text extraction from PDF task and it has given me great results. It was simply a break through.
I also found some bugs in the code. One major was if a file has some rotated text as well as some horizontal text, some times in the out put the text from horizontal para and the vertical para gets combined. This was happening because the code was translating the vertical text to another position and then processing it there. At that position if horizontal text is present then these 2 gets combined. I found a way to overcome it though.
Other bugs that still needs to be solved is text extraction from tables. If there are 2 columns the text from 1 column gets combined with the text from 2nd column.
Nevertheless the algorithm is simply awesome 100:


Hab mich noch informiert über das “variable !== undefined && variable !== ““. Einfach !variable xD


@fehguy

I've added a spec here w/ inheritance: https://github.com/fehguy/composition-examples/blob/master/abstract-models/swagger-spec-with-inheritance.json

Your example makes sense, and that's actually very similar to what we am doing now for a work-around on some of our APIs.

However, because I don't think there is a way to define, in a spec, that `Pet` is abstract and that it should not be submitted in requests, swagger-codegen (and other downstream tooling, I imagine) treats it as a non-abstract concrete parent of `Dog` and `Cat`, meaning there is nothing preventing the end-user from submitting non-subclassed `Pet` as a body. If a non-subclased `Pet` is passed to the API,  when the API server handles the request, its factory logic will see that an instance of the abstract is being passed, and will throw exceptions.


One more thing as a heads up - if you do pass the above inheritance spec into swagger-codegen, you'll hit this bug when you try to compile the output: https://github.com/swagger-api/swagger-codegen/pull/1051#issuecomment-128223951


My first repo


good job!


Tela Splash modificada e adicionada tela de Login


Why remove this function which is strictly identical to your manual increments ?


This should be true ...


This is not needed. SALTED-SHA256 is defined in the ldap3 namespace. I must clarify it with ldap3.SALTED_SHA256.


This should be before nbf...


OK.


Please don't use expressions in commits without any sense...


This seems to have broken some tests:
https://wrench.mono-project.com/Wrench/ViewWorkTable.aspx?lane_id=33&host_id=8&command_id=899


It *ABSOLUTELY* is not identical.  This was the cause of the biggest security vulnerability.


what is the difference between sizeof(u8) and 1 ? If this wasn't working packet won't work because we read outside of packets, and it's not the case.


Would it be possible to push this version to `crates.io`?


w 99% przypadków zamiast count lepiej stosować size


Interestingly, this value seems to solve some problems, but I'm not good at testing. So I'm the right one to blame if something gets worse because of this change ;)


I'll send you some sample code tonight (not on github).


+$title = elgg_echo('ASSIGN WORK edit');
If you are using elgg_echo(), please update the corresponding key-value in language files(en.php).
Else just specify it as a string.


    \tl_to_lowercase:n
      {
        \exp_args:NNc \group_end:
        \__char_set_catcode:Nn { ^^@ }
      } {#2}

I think `\exp_args:NNc` is better to avoid hash problem (making `\A` to `\relax`, etc).


try / catch is a really bad idea given such performance sensitive code.  Also, I just started getting this warning in chrome:

> Attr child nodes are deprecated and will be removed in M45, around August 2015. Please use 'Attr.value' instead.


The difference between "run" and "run-pod" is not very self-explanatory, and we'll almost certainly want to extend restart Never and OnFailure pods to take advantage of Job as soon as it is ready. We could introduce a new generator at that point, but it wouldn't be called "run-pod/v2". How about "run-replicas" and "run-tasks"?


Pai altfel trebuia sa ma car tot timpul cu service_instance.WindowsServiceInstanceManager tot timpul cand imi trebuia mock la ceva din clasa respectiva. Sau puteam pune intr-o variabila globala chestia aia?


This fix still isn't live at https://www.ethereum.org/greeter as of now.


WTF?


@devcsrj


How about:

```js
exports.renderAsync = Bluebird.promisify(html2jade.convertHtml);
```


nerzhul, run this code:
`printf("%lu %lu\n", sizeof(v3s16), sizeof(v3s32));`
and then remind me what the serialized size of those two data structures are supposed to be.


We'd have to continue to accept "run/v1", obviously. Maybe we should add back "run-controller/v1", also.


I have let the Creator Comment as an example. I don't know what's suitable to be inserted here. The field is optional so we can choose not to include it.


Create LOG entry to show that x->in == 0 triggers link_up test failure at:
https://github.com/telehash/telehash-c/blob/master/src/link.c#L222

Intermittently, peer_connect corrects the x->in value.

The core issue is the fact that xht_get fails to return a valid link from mesh_add/link_get
https://github.com/telehash/telehash-c/blob/master/src/link.c#L77


Typo: replicas


![errors](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/1058243/9104540/41850c50-3bd3-11e5-8d98-e38501d8d761.png)

I was able to refactor lines 49-52 in my screenshot into the following w/o breaking any tests:

```ts
if ( i.postcss ) {
  i = i.postcss;
}
```

Is there a missing test or am I missing something else here?

We need to get some code coverage tools here at some point too, but that's another story!


How could you rewrite this to not keep track of how many guesses are left, but instead compute it from the model?

```elm
guessesLeft : Model -> Int
```


98812358-IDF-SwimmingPoolSurface-4844 (rglazer2) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (1789 of 1789 tests passed)

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


Shouldn't that be `jquery.dropdown.min.css`?


Could you avoid push directly to the v2 branch? Please create a new branch and a PR each time you want to push fix or new stuff. Thanks


Maybe we could leverage the lodash library for checks such as these, like `_.isPlainObject(i)`? I realize you probably want to keep your dependencies tight though.


@IwfY Sure! As with any other *custom* filed of a data model (title, comma-separated tags, etc) it can be of *any* length. But these situations are developer's responsibility: to organize assets in file structure, to use good naming patterns and so on.

My table is just a quick hint of what to use and when *in general*. A cheat-sheet maybe :) Thanks for the comment!


I think it's https://github.com/kineticgar/game.netplay/blob/02c7c3b0fed1ad644b45b66339cb0b4ea8227e36/CMakeLists.txt#L176 that's failing because you only provide a `LIBRARY DESTINATION` but according to the docs of `install()` on win32 a DLL is considered a `RUNTIME DESTINATION` and the import library is a `ARCHIVE LIBRARY` so you are not providing the proper install destinations for win32.


ah yes, precisely - thx :)


And your protobuf `CMakeLists.txt` is missing the install code for the header include files which is probably why it's not found.


Thanks :-)


Yes, I know that we really shouldn't have sensitive details. But i really don't care at this point.


What about just providing a language specific version of the the script? eg. : de_migrate-to-tox.chat.sh and en_migrate-to-tox.chat.sh


我在开发中就遇到这个问题，


log_in() 부분 아주 그냥 아무것도 안대는데 에러는 또 안떠요. 왜 이러는지 정말 모르겟도다


re: #524


A synaptic újraforgatása kellene


write() 쪽은 파일의 밑에 부분에 추가되는데 log_in() 부분에서 아이디 비밀번호 추가되면 파일의 맨 위에 추가되었네 ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ 미친 왜 이래 그리고 ^@ 이 character가 있는데 이것은 null bytres로 BUF 100으로 설정한게 ^@로 표시되고 있다. 동적할당부분 넣어야 할 거같은데 이러면 머리 많이 아프겠지?


I don't think the fatal error has anything to do with `include_external_msproject()` but with the fact that your setup of protobuf dependency doesn't/didn't provide an install logic.

You'd have to make sure that the `libprotobuf`, `libprotoc` and `protoc` targets are executed when building the protobuf dependency. Then you'd have to check if those targets already provide install logic and if not provide your own.


HI


Hm I already fixed that when I fixed linux building two days ago. Maybe I forgot to add/commit/push it. Looking at the rest of the changes here it looks like I didn't push those changes at all :-/


Still wrong - you want `.*\.imgur\.com`. `i.imgur.com` needs to match.


I have a project using sprockets (2.11.3) and sprockets-rails 2.3.2 and it works like a charm.

Can you please paste the output of `sprockets -v` vs `bundle exec sprockets -v` ?


A big improvement for the node community ;)


I dont know that we need this test. Test that something not happen? not sure.


Remove Tab indents


I guess we should write some unit tests for our unit tests ...


Groundbreaking.


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LGTM, beside the `postHandleDoesNothing` (see comment)


Twitch has recently dropped support of old notification system so this feature is now a must have for TwitchTube 1.0.


sorry, my typo )


@addyosmani I should thank you! Many of my followers came from your profile.

> Everyone admires the work you've done here.

...except the GitHub Security team... :busts_in_silhouette: :laughing:

> I used to use the default graph for roughly tracking my work on GitHub.

Maybe you'd like to try [`git-stats`](https://github.com/IonicaBizau/git-stats). :smile: I remember you saw it.

> What would that involve from this repo's side of things?

I removed you as collaborator in this repository and the graph should be gone after the cache on GitHub side is cleared. If the graph will not dissapear in ~1 day, then I will just :fire: this repository.

 > I DO think we should revisit the graph hack again at some point. Will have to try thinking of something new and fun we could do :)

We will! :thought_balloon: :bulb: Thank you once again for the new fans that came from your profile. :cake:


I would prefer to [call the macro "AC_PREREQ" before "AC_INIT"](https://www.gnu.org/savannah-checkouts/gnu/autoconf/manual/autoconf-2.69/html_node/Versioning.html "Dealing with Autoconf versions").


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On a second thought, the _netinet/in.h_ is specified in [posix](http://pubs.opengroup.org/onlinepubs/000095399/basedefs/netinet/in.h.html) so we can probably include that unconditionally, always.


Little issue, **QString::arg: Argument missing:**

           $ ./Natron --version
           Natron Version 2.0.0
           Copyright (C) 2015 the Natron developers
           >>>Use the --help or -h option to print usage.<<<
           QString::arg: Argument missing: Natron version 2.0.0 at commit 1d08991f7a2e24d086881c29b638461dd9db846e on branch workshop built on workshop, Aug  6 2015
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u've  pushed  one of  the niubi product's most important commit!


tab indented?


@emanspeaks FYI, I did make a 1.2.0 release with your enhancements in it


Создать одну переменную


This really was the only way I found to hide the blinking blue cursor without moving it off-screen (like the `text-indent:-9999em;` strategy), which affects the scroll-into-view feature that browsers do.

I looked at why CodeMirror and ACE don't have this problem (though ACE has [other problems on iOS](https://github.com/ajaxorg/ace/issues/37)), and found:
- CodeMirror has something that apparently used to work, in iOS < 8: https://github.com/codemirror/CodeMirror/blob/0dc2189b43433e64799731c3265d49879263430a/lib/codemirror.js#L1136
  It doesn't anymore: http://output.jsbin.com/minixe
![image](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/225809/9104648/f2d79b36-3bc3-11e5-9a59-fbe9343d22e3.png)
- Instead, CodeMirror has reverted to `contenteditable`, for the whole code editor container, [on mobile](https://github.com/codemirror/CodeMirror/blob/0dc2189b43433e64799731c3265d49879263430a/lib/codemirror.js#L4714), which isn't an option for MathQuill (code editors don't have the well-formedness problem MathQuill does; what if you delete just the radical part of square root?)
- It took me several hours to track down why ACE doesn't have the blinking blue cursor problem, and I honestly think it's a complete accident, because of how hard it is to trigger this. They use ASCII "Start of Header" characters, `'\x01\x01'`, as a placeholders in their textarea rather than keeping it empty like MathQuill does; and apparently iOS (8-only?) has a weird bug where if a selection that doesn't start at the beginning of the textarea and has only invisible characters, the selection is invisible: http://output.jsbin.com/ziraqo/3
![image](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/225809/9104892/90f7b038-3bc6-11e5-95c5-beca45ec25d6.png)
Contrast if the selection does start from the beginning of the textarea, you get a zero-length selection:
![image](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/225809/9104924/d06a1fc6-3bc6-11e5-8599-47379b6066b2.png)
This seems super brittle, even if we didn't want to make the big leap of keeping around placeholders in our textarea rather than keeping it empty all the time.


Can't get 2 past the main menu, it's only showing black screen at 300 fps after that. But there is a strange explainable glitch, a solid sprite is drawn on top of the menu in the lower right corner, only alpha blending is active, (Cd - Cs) * As + Cs, source alpha 0x6f, color black.

![_00000_f5001_fr0_008c0_2](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/8768197/9105005/34c1301c-3c13-11e5-817a-1d24c95bede2.jpg)


merge from #28 from joaquinlpereyra


@jridgewell @thejameskyle any experience with setting the identifier with `addImport`? I can't get it to use the `_methodName` I set. It returns the correct identifier and then later renames it to something else (see tests)


Possibly helpful, possibly not: adding a test for link_resync(linkAC) before the link_up(linkAC) check also fails.


сделаю


homebrew


можно еще проще $('#trackedChanges').prepend('<p>' + resulrt + '</p>'), но подчеркивает первую p


wdw


ок, сделаем


попробую


天了噜为什么不override


Testing.


Please help, I can not figure out why my speak recognition is only a woman.  I have tried setting VoiceGender to male but no luck.  I downloaded runtime 11 and speech sdk.  Any Idea?


can move this to one method:
```js
this.workspaces = this.workspace.getWorkspaces();
this.projectsPerWorkspace = this.codenvyAPI.getProject().getProjectsByWorkspace();
this.setAllFiltersWorkspaces(true);
this.isAllWorkspaces = true;
```


в не цикла, цикл только заносит в объект нужные данные, а когда уже объект сформирован - он добавляется в массив


@arthurkay I think @krainboltgreene is more than welcome here. As much as I do not agree with his opinion on twitter, it is just his own opinion on twitter, and it is not reason to shut him up, just because you don't agree with his opinion. Besides, if you do not agree with his opinion, and think it is morally incorrect, why don't you be nice and explain to him constructively why his opinion is wrong. Don't forget, gay/transgender community has not been listened too, and suppressed just because everyone thought that this people has no right to talk.
So don't make the same mistake. Constructive argument based on fact. Not child-bitching.


test


Need to resolve deferred when error status is 304


Yeah, this isn't great behaviour. There's not currently a way, I think, to only return a single ``Method`` docstring rather than the entire ``FuncDoc`` for ``reverse``. That really should be fixed prior to releasing 0.4.

Two options would be to either add syntax to return just a single ``Method`` such as ``@doc reverse(::DiGraph)`` or perhaps do away with ``FuncDoc`` and store ``Function`` and ``Method`` objects directly as keys in ``__META__``.


first to write a mark


This is cool! The only thing which is needed is offset.


just a commit


кого два?


how to submit?


first line should be XML declaration


Most of the issues should be taken care of now in one way or another by [StableStack](https://github.com/metaeducation/ren-c/pull/34).

For this issue, note in particular:

https://github.com/hostilefork/rebol/commit/88988c80e745294ac65d8c079b83b665de06e42c


OK!


fuck


@addyosmani Confirming it's gone... at least for me! I accept that you cannot agree to have on your calendar ":broken_heart: devtools" -- yesterday only one half of the hear was visible. Hehe. :smile:


develop (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (747 of 747 tests passed)

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Just for funsies, I went back and tried to repro a weird old bug in Chrome and Safari where the page would jump around when you clicked on some math fields (but not others), to see if this would help, and it did!

I was able to repro the bug by checking out 056aaaf4d17ad94890d35e26d5f7376f4dcb49c5 while `make server` was running in the background, opening <http://localhost:9292/test/visual.html> in Safari 4.0.5 (the only [Multi-Safari](https://michelf.ca/projects/multi-safari/) that will even launch for me, actually), and following [the repro steps](https://github.com/mathquill/mathquill/pull/261#issuecomment-38333601).

Then simply adding `font-size: 0;` to the `textarea` rule in `src/css/textarea.less` fixed the issue! Crazy.


Cool test


@smarnach there're two possible versions of block locator: one for old mongo (the one with `i4x:` prefix) and one for split-mongo (the one with `course-v1:` prefix). So regexes seem like a decent improvement, but it would complicate things + will be vulnerable in case edX comes up with even newer block usage id schema. So, `indexOf` is good enough for GP, as there are no block with category being a substring of othe rblock, but if we add this feature to xblockutils will probably need something better than that.

TL;DR - works good enough for GP v2, but when/if we ad it to xblockutils it makes sense to use something better than that.


Touche.
This seems like a bug, albeit a very old one since dungeons were first implemented.  Excellent find.  Would you like to code up a fix for it?


@smarnach this is more explicit anyway :)


Let me look it.


@smarnach good catch - it worked though (or at lest I haven't noticed the difference).


I guess I forgot to add `"`, `'`, `\\\"` etc., and the rest of the potentially tricky characters.


在GitHub上创建之后:
建立一个文件夹 右键 Git Bash
```git init```
添加文件
```git add .``` 或 ```git add -a``` 或者 ```git add 文件名```
``` git commit -m ' Your message' ```
``` git remote add origin http:// ```
``` git push -u origin master```


Still need to fix honor rewarded to not take Honorable Defender Buffs into account if not for a kill.


Yep, that's how it happened; only thing that would be better if I'd pulled before making changes


@jedesah after splitting things into their each respective protocol like this:

```scala
val commandsProtocol =
    steadyEarningsProtocol ++
    earningsProtocol ++
    confirmationProtocol ++
    genericProtocol ++
    claimControlProtocol ++
    planProgressionProtocol

  def steadyEarningsProtocol = basicProtocol.
    codec[s.SteadyEarningCmd].
    codec[s.Register].
    codec[s.ChangeInterval].
    codec[s.ChangeSalary].
    codec[s.Revoke].
    specify1_[s.SteadyEarningCmd, Result]("steadyEarnings")
   ...
```

where `basicProtocol` contains commonly used codecs. Compile time went down again and things are looking brighter :) So, I'll keep on migrating stuff to 1.4 :+1:


Yeah, really I want to attach the docstring to every method (of that name in this package). I guess you *could* attach it to every method defined in the Module? I am actually surprised that the default is to append to the function, and not attach to the method (has this changed?).

At the very least there should be something in `__META__`, but I think it would be better if the defaults might change... guess we're getting too close to 0.4 (though IIUC this did change in the last few weeks). :/


Aha!?
Habe GitHub jetzt auch lokal installieren können, nachdem ich auf Yosemite upgedatet habe.


ここはなるべく部分テンプレートを使いましょう


@simonjohansson - Could you have a go at implementing the steps marked TODO please.


```
tweet.user.nickname
```
が少し長いのでhelperにまとめましょう


空行


if want milliseconds instead of casting twice, I would recommend.
```
time.Since(start).Seconds() * 1000
```


これはどこで良い出しているのでしょう?


This is wrong, the c.consume() needs to be called when establishing the new channel succeeded, not when it failed.
 No move into the above if statement, before the break.


May be the second game isn't compatible with PCSX2 then. I am going to a local game store and will try to find the game and later check if it can be patched to get ingame.


You can now run `py.test-2.7 --txt2tagslite` in the test directory to test txt2tagslite.


@andreicorpo, cred ca primesti eroare atunci cand faci inflate la acest view. Motivul este ca imaginea aia de prim ajutor este prea mare. Daca pui alta imagine vei vedea ca merge. Poti sa incerci sa faci o alta imagine mai mica, astfel incat sa fie suportata de OS, sau poti sa renunti la .png si sa utilizezi componente Android, gen TextView, in care sa setezi  textul.


simple solution for issue #24 , #16 , #13
if necessary I can add --skip-error option


Pour les Iframes, une source for probable de leur erreur est que c'est angular qui génère les activités. Or le js que l'on a écrit [selectionne les balises a.togglemap](https://github.com/hverlin/site_integration/blob/master/assets/js/index.js#L68) Ce code est executé sur le `load`du document. Mais c'est trop tôt car Angular n'a pas encore généré les élements que l'ont cherche à bind !
Preuve en est, ajoute un `console.log($("a.togglemap").length);` juste avant ce bind, le nombre d'éléments trouvé est 0 !
Il faut trouver un moyen d'executer ce code après la génération d'Angular.


>I think the lowest hanging fruit right now is some macro sugar to help define a Protocol in much the same way as a Scala trait.

Sounds interesting :) Would it involve usage of an annotation?


Merge PR from Caltech 256.


Commenting there.


No! Copying the script is a shitty thing :zap: :hankey:. I want to learn how to do it right. Anyone around done this stuff before?

Actually I need the script in German only and don't care about the english stuff here. Why? Because it's made for people using QTox around me with VERY basic knowledge about computing at all. The rest can use the wiki page and suffer by themselves. :)


in future I think I'll replace this with plain event list view


Do we have a variable for this? It's VU blue.


as above, please use colour variable


So you will go for the gplv 2 ( and not 3?)


Note that this reversion will break Safari since it throws NotSupportedError if a second argument is passed to append.


This gives me a:
```
C:\Users\XYZ\bitcoin.Qt\src\main.cpp:933: Warning: large integer implicitly truncated to unsigned type [-Woverflow]
                                  REJECT_HIGHFEE, "absurdly-high-fee");
                                                                     ^
```


After #3068 ...


This gives me a:
```
C:\Users\XYZ\bitcoin.Qt\src\main.cpp:1259: Warning: comparison is always true due to limited range of data type [-Wtype-limits]
             assert(state.GetRejectCode() < 0x100);
                                          ^
```


自己编辑的comment


Hello Oran, this should be `server.repl_diskless_sync && use_eof` as discussed? Thanks.


Done


Thanks for this! I tried to make a command-line interface but it looks like it was written pretty much just for web usage, so I aborted for now.


You can say so only after you run `gcc -S`.


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Should this file name [be also moved from "AC_OUTPUT"](https://www.gnu.org/savannah-checkouts/gnu/autoconf/manual/autoconf-2.69/html_node/Obsolete-Macros.html#index-AC_005fOUTPUT-2134 "Obsolete macro call variant") to [the call of the macro "AC_CONFIG_FILES"](https://www.gnu.org/savannah-checkouts/gnu/autoconf/manual/autoconf-2.69/html_node/Configuration-Files.html "Creating configuration files")?


use_eof already includes server.repl_diskless_sync
a few lines up.
you actually edited that code in the other branch and i merged it in here..


@EugeneButusov, Why don't you combine it to one catch?


1. 项目旨在打造一个适用于中国企业的人力成本管理平台
2. 该平台将部署在云端，通过账户授权的方式管理企业客户
3. 初期将部署在第三方云平台（阿里云，亚马逊，IBM，Oracle等），后期着手打造自身的云计算平台
4. 平台基本功能须尽可能通用，满足企业人力资源管理的最基本需求
5. 平台须支持高度定制化，满足企业对自身特殊管理的需求
6. 项目初期将偏向于中小型企业（员工少于1000人）
7. 平台将阶段性发布人力资源管理的各个模块，每个模块可作为单独的产品发布，逐步覆盖人力资本管理的各个方面
8. 平台的主要产品包块Core HR(人力资源核心)， 人才绩效管理，目标管理，薪酬管理，招聘管理，员工福利管理，工资支付和发放
9. 平台须支持多个终端， 包块PC 和手机，平板等移动终端
10. 平台最终将于外部系统实现资源共享和整合，如招聘管理与招聘网站合作，员工福利管理与社会保险，保险公司，医疗机构，理财平台等合作


:earth_americas:
:fire:


At this point we could assume that the person installing this is actually developing Sharetribe. So maybe we could remove this line?


You copied the handler from the `LinkingRequest` it seems.

You need to be aware of the remaining parts and have a firm understanding of your objective. I've delivered to you all the information needed to make substantial progress until you hit a roadblock. I am online if you need me.


#include <stdio.h>

main()
{

    int planets = 8;
    int friends = 6;
    int potterBooks = 7;
    int starWars = 6;
    int months = 12;
    int beatles = 4;
    int avengers = 6;
    int baseball = 9;
    int basektball = 5;
    int football = 11;

    if ((friends + beatles >= baseball) && (friends + avengers >= football))
        {
            printf("The cast of Friends and the Beatles could make a baseball team. \n");
            printf("Also, the cast of Friends and The Avengers could make a football team. \n");
        }
    else
        {
            printf("Either the Friends cannot make a baseball team with the Beatles \n");
            printf("or they can't make a Football team with the avengers");
        }

    if ((starWars <= months) || (potterBooks <= months))
        {
            printf(" \nYou could read one Harry Potter book a month, \n");
            printf("and finish them all in less than a year, \n");
            printf("or you could see one Star Wars movie a month, \n");
            printf("and finish them all in less than a year. \n");
        }
    else
        {
            printf("Neither can happen--too many books or movies, \n");
            printf("Not enough time!\n\n");
        }

    if (!(baseball + basketball > football))
        {
            printf("\nThere are fewer baseball and basektball players\n");
            printf("combined than football players.");
        }
    else
        {
            printf("\nThere are more baseball baseball and basektball players\n");
            printf("combined than football players.");
        }
    return 0;

}


Actually I'm not sure what the behaviour is, it's a bit early in the morning for me... let me actually check the behaviour of ``FuncDoc`` first.


Thanks, @antw !


Ooh, nice!


This is fine for now. Ideally we sholud find a solution to do both environment variables and a settings file. I'm not knowledgeable of these java packages. There may be a package that defaults back to a settings file if environment variables are not set. If not, it's easy enough to implement. We need to consider local builds for these situations. Environment variables are fine as long as our local builds set them up. For local builds, I think it's easier to maintain if there are settings files since we can comment and change them on the fly (with the ability to revert at any moment). The credential provider can be determined dynamically. I leave it up to you to figure out the solution since you know this code the best.


whishlist: a m2m between hr.employee and lunch.product to create a blacklist (allergies for instance). The lunch order line is restricted to products not in the blacklist of the user both in the normal view and in the random picks.


After looking at this page: http://www.linuxjournal.com/content/internationalizing-those-bash-scripts
Copying seems a good solution, but if you want to do it I won't stop you :)


Once we make a decision, let's remove the commented out code.


whishlist: a max budget for the lucky menu


ah yep je vois, je vais essayer le l'ajouter après la compilation des directives du coup !


huh, sorry about that.


わーわーわー


	$("a.togglemap").click(function() {
		var $map = $(this).parents("li").children(".map");
		// ne mettre la src que s'il n'en a pas, pour eviter de refaire un chargement de la map
		if(!$map.attr("src")){
			$map.prop("src", function() {
				return $(this).data("src");
			})
		}
		$map.slideToggle(200);
	});


Shift-jisファイルは文字化けするんですね…


OK, so they are stored in different ``FuncDoc``s on a per-module basis. See

```
julia> LightGraphs.__META__[reverse]

...

julia> Base.__META__[reverse]

...
```

But when displayed, [here](https://github.com/JuliaLang/julia/blob/b78659ea1c342346f600e685c87b78945f984024/base/docs/Docs.jl#L101-L117), they all get concatenated.


I believe the text limit is reached for the reader prior to completing the entire plot text.

Possible solution is to section the plot into pieces and play in an array and loop through.  Still no fix yet on the speech only working once.  The function is being called by the click and refreshing does not fix it.

I tried creating the button dynamically and to refresh the page on close of the modal, neither worked.


@mhartington - The ionic.bundle.js still points to the old version of AngularJs 1.3.13
Can you update the ionic bundle as well with Angular 1.4 ?
I am specifically looking for ionic support for date filter with timezone "+200" (angular 1.4.0 and above) instead of just  "UTC" supported in AngularJS 1.3.13


I'm not sure the notify is needed, but I haven't tested myself. My assumption was that the emperor was responsible for monitoring the directory for file changes.


Okay, sounds good. Up to you if you think deleting `master` is worth the effort. I made `gh-pages` the default though.


What you are suggesting here will impact performance. So if we decide on it, we should do it carefully and measure its impact.


lgtm


Fix #486


98812358-IDF-SwimmingPoolSurface-4844 (rglazer2) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1795 of 1795 tests passed)

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:+1: Looks fine, assuming it works.


Will definitely need to add some exceptions since this clobbers Dr. Jet's tanks, but I'll get the done with the MFS and Real Fuels update.


@173210 well if you does optimize (`-O`), else just get it into IDA to have a look. Since the menu doesn't show up too long, it could be omitted. Nvm.


You can keep these tags, since these would show up in `DenseMatrix` and `SparseMatrix`


> Yeah, really I want to attach the docstring to every method

So adding a docstring above a method definition will attach it to the ``Method`` object, but it's then stored inside of a ``FuncDoc`` which is what makes it seem as if it's not been.

Looking at https://github.com/JuliaLang/julia/blob/b78659ea1c342346f600e685c87b78945f984024/base/docs/Docs.jl#L119-L124 I think we can just add the necessary syntax to for ``@doc reverse(::DiGraph)`` and it should allow returning the single ``Method`` related. Doesn't quite help with only returning docs for ``reverse`` and related methods defined in a *single* module though.


setwd('C:/2015TIM/Analysis/IMa2_8_27_12/Finalouts_to_use')

q_values.txt
t_values.txt

qdat<-read.table('q_values.txt', header =TRUE)
df= as.data.frame(qdat)
  dfq0.freq= as.vector(rep(df$q0, df$P0))#THIS CREATES SOEMTHIGN TO USE IN THE DENSITY PLOT
dfq1.freq= as.vector(rep(df$q1, df$P1))
dfq2.freq= as.vector(rep(df$q2, df$P2))
dfq3.freq= as.vector(rep(df$q3, df$P3))

#hist(dfq0.freq, nclass=1000, xlim=c(0,2))
hist(dfq3.freq, nclass=10000, xlim=c(0,2))
densq0 <- density(dfq0.freq)
densq1 <- density(dfq1.freq)#Not sure why these don't work, something about the shape of the distribution
densq2 <- density(dfq2.freq)
densq3 <- density(dfq3.freq)

plot(densq0, xlim=c(0,2))#THE DENSITY PLOT ITSELF FOR q0
lines(dens1q0)#second file
lines(dens2q0)#third file
median(dfq0.freq)
mean(dfq0.freq)
abline(b=0, v=0.243, col="red", lwd=2)

plot(densq0, xlim=c(0,2))#THE DENSITY PLOT ITSELF FOR q3
lines(densq3)
plot(densq1, xlim=c(0,2))#first file
abline(b=0, v=0.223, col="red", lwd=2)
lines(dens1q0)#second file
lines(dens2q0)#second file

#file1

qdat1<-read.table('q_values1.txt', header =TRUE)
df1= as.data.frame(qdat1)
df1q0.freq= as.vector(rep(df1$q0, df1$P0))#THIS CREATES SOEMTHIGN TO USE IN THE DENSITY PLOT
df1q1.freq= as.vector(rep(df1$q1, df1$P1))
df1q2.freq= as.vector(rep(df1$q2, df1$P2))
df1q3.freq= as.vector(rep(df1$q3, df1$P3))
dens1q0 <- density(df1q0.freq)
dens1q1 <- density(df1q1.freq)#Not sure why these don't work, something about the shape of the distribution
dens1q2 <- density(df1q2.freq)
dens1q3 <- density(df1q3.freq)

#file2

qdat2<-read.table('q_values2.txt', header =TRUE)
df2= as.data.frame(qdat2)
df2q0.freq= as.vector(rep(df2$q0, df2$P0))#THIS CREATES SOEMTHIGN TO USE IN THE DENSITY PLOT
df2q1.freq= as.vector(rep(df2$q1, df2$P1))
df2q2.freq= as.vector(rep(df2$q2, df2$P2))
df2q3.freq= as.vector(rep(df2$q3, df2$P3))
dens2q0 <- density(df2q0.freq)
dens2q1 <- density(df2q1.freq)#Not sure why these don't work, something about the shape of the distribution
dens2q2 <- density(df2q2.freq)
dens2q3 <- density(df2q3.freq)

#combi_q

qdatc<-read.table('q_combine.txt', header =TRUE)
dfc= as.data.frame(qdatc)
dfcq0.freq= as.vector(rep(dfc$q0, dfc$P0))#THIS CREATES SOEMTHIGN TO USE IN THE DENSITY PLOT
dfcq1.freq= as.vector(rep(dfc$q1, dfc$P1))
dfcq2.freq= as.vector(rep(dfc$q2, dfc$P2))
dfcq3.freq= as.vector(rep(dfc$q3, dfc$P3))
denscq0 <- density(dfcq0.freq)
denscq1 <- density(dfcq1.freq)#Not sure why these don't work, something about the shape of the distribution
denscq2 <- density(dfcq2.freq)
denscq3 <- density(dfcq3.freq)

median(dfcq0.freq)
median(dfcq3.freq)

#t_parameters

tdat<-read.table('t_values.txt', header =TRUE)
dft= as.data.frame(tdat)
dft0.freq= as.vector(rep(dft$t0, dft$P0))#THIS CREATES SOEMTHIGN TO USE IN THE DENSITY PLOT
dft1.freq= as.vector(rep(dft$t1, dft$P1))
dft2.freq= as.vector(rep(dft$t2, dft$P2))
dft3.freq= as.vector(rep(dft$t3, dft$P3))

denst0 <- density(dft0.freq)
denst1 <- density(dft1.freq)#Not sure why these don't work, something about the shape of the distribution
denst2 <- density(dft2.freq)

#file1t

tdat1<-read.table('t_values1.txt', header =TRUE)
dft1= as.data.frame(tdat1)
df1t0.freq= as.vector(rep(dft1$t0, dft1$P0))#THIS CREATES SOEMTHIGN TO USE IN THE DENSITY PLOT
df1t1.freq= as.vector(rep(dft1$t1, dft1$P1))
df1t2.freq= as.vector(rep(dft1$t2, dft1$P2))
df1t3.freq= as.vector(rep(dft1$t3, dft1$P3))
dens1t0 <- density(df1t0.freq)
dens1t1 <- density(df1t1.freq)#Not sure why these don't work, something about the shape of the distribution
dens1t2 <- density(df1t2.freq)

#file2t

tdat2<-read.table('t_values2.txt', header =TRUE)
dft2= as.data.frame(tdat2)
dft2t0.freq= as.vector(rep(dft2$t0, dft2$P0))#THIS CREATES SOEMTHIGN TO USE IN THE DENSITY PLOT
dft2t1.freq= as.vector(rep(dft2$t1, dft2$P1))
dft2t2.freq= as.vector(rep(dft2$t2, dft2$P2))
dft2t3.freq= as.vector(rep(dft2$t3, dft2$P3))
dens2t0 <- density(dft2t0.freq)
dens2t1 <- density(dft2t1.freq)#Not sure why these don't work, something about the shape of the distribution
dens2t2 <- density(dft2t2.freq)

#combi_t

tdatc<-read.table('t_combine.txt', header =TRUE)
dftc= as.data.frame(tdatc)
dfct0.freq= as.vector(rep(dftc$t0, dftc$P0))#THIS CREATES SOEMTHIGN TO USE IN THE DENSITY PLOT
dfct1.freq= as.vector(rep(dftc$t1, dftc$P1))
dfct2.freq= as.vector(rep(dftc$t2, dftc$P2))
dfct3.freq= as.vector(rep(dftc$t3, dftc$P3))
densct0 <- density(dftct0.freq)
densct1 <- density(dftct1.freq)#Not sure why these don't work, something about the shape of the distribution
densct2 <- density(dftct2.freq)

plot(denst0, xlim=c(0,0.1))#THE DENSITY PLOT ITSELF FOR t0
lines(dens1t0)#second file
lines(dens2t0)#third file
median(dft0.freq)
mean(dft0.freq)
abline(b=0, v=0.005, col="red", lwd=2)

plot(denst1, xlim=c(0,0.2))#THE DENSITY PLOT ITSELF FOR t0
lines(dens1t1)#second file
lines(dens2t1)#third file
median(dft1.freq)
median(df1t1.freq)
mean(dft1.freq)
abline(b=0, v=0.015, col="red", lwd=2)

plot(denst2, xlim=c(0,2))#THE DENSITY PLOT ITSELF FOR t0
lines(dens1t2)#second file
lines(dens2t2)#third file
median(dft2.freq)
mean(dft2.freq)
abline(b=0, v=0.005, col="red", lwd=2)

quantile(df1t1.freq)
quantile(df1t2.freq,  probs = c(5, 95, NA)/100)


Oh ok sorry changed my own code logic a bit and it was not the case in my own code...


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For consistency, we should use dashes (-) instead of underscores (_) in URLs.