Me costó cachar que este f es de function y no de fifo xD.  Ahora entendí lo que haces y bacán pq puedes agregar filtros rápidamente :)


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Video resize snippet


## Expression method changes (mandatory ExpressionField)

I'm glad to another another important step in making Signum Framework a [code-aware library](https://channel9.msdn.com/Events/dotnetConf/2015/NET-Compiler-Platform-Roslyn-Analyzers-and-the-Rise-of-Code-Aware-Libraries) and alleviating one pain points of working with Signum.Framework. Unfortunately this one is not easy to explain, so pay attention!

Expression field are an old feature that allow you to define the body of a method or property using a static field of type `Expression<T>` so the LINQ provider can understand it and translate it to SQL.

### The OLD Rules
The old rules to define an expression field for :
* You define a field with the same name than the property of method but with `"Expression"` at the end.
```C#
static Expression<Func<AlbumEntity, string>> ToStringExpression = a => a.Name;
public override string ToString()
{
        return ToStringExpression.Evaluate(this);
}
```
* Or you reference the field manually using `[ExpressionField("CustomField")]` attribute.
```C#
static Expression<Func<AlbumEntity, string>> ToStringExpression2 = a => a.Name;
[ExpressionField("ToStringExpression2")]
public override string ToString()
{
        return ToStringExpression2.Evaluate(this);
}
```

### Problems

This syntax is long and complicated, and users struggle to be able to write the `Expression<T>` declaration, understand the magic convention, the relationship between the member and the static field types amd keep them synchronized, avoid misspellings, finding the `ExpressionFieldAttribute` in the rare cases when it's needed (overloads), etc...

###  Solutions
Unfortunately we can not simplify the syntax as we have done in other cases, but we can improve tooling around:

* Using **Signum.MSBuildTask** we can explore the (simple) body of the member and find the usage of the static field (in the example `ToStringExpression2`), then rewrite the `ExpressionFieldAttribute` in the top with the right name. This way we can keep it strongly typed and avoid redundancy. :+1:
* Using **Signum.Analyzer**  we can support the user detecting error cases (missing field evaluation, wrong number or parameters, wrong order, wrong types, etc...) or even Auto-generating the missing field when `[ExpressionField]` is writing in the top :+1:  :+1:

### The NEW Rules
The new rules to define an expression field for :
* You ALWAYS need to declare `ExpressionField` attribute in your member, Signum,MsBuildTask will write the field name for you looking into the member body Evaluate.
```C#
static Expression<Func<AlbumEntity, string>> MyToStringExpression = a => a.Name;
[ExpressionField]
public override string ToString()
{
        return MyToStringExpression.Evaluate(this);
}
```
* If the member requires an special body, then a mandatory field name is necessary, but will be checked by `Signum.Analyzer`.
```C#
static Expression<Func<AlbumEntity, string>> MyToStringExpression = a => a.Name;
[ExpressionField("MyToStringExpression")]
public override string ToString()
{
        return a.Name ?? "Fill name please";
}
```

Note that `ToStringExpression` is now just a human convention, not understood by the framework in any way.

## How to update

1. In MyApp.Logic.csproj include Signum.MsBuildTask (as we did before in the MyApp.Entities.csproj projets)

```XML
   <UsingTask TaskName="SignumTask" AssemblyFile="..\Framework\Signum.MSBuildTask\Binaries\Signum.MSBuildTask.dll" />
   <Target Name="AfterCompile" DependsOnTargets="CoreCompile">
     <SignumTask Assembly="@(IntermediateAssembly)" References="@(ReferencePath)" KeyFile="$(KeyOriginatorFile)" />
   </Target>
 </Project>
```

2. Also Right-Click in your MyApp.Entiites.csproj, select Add Analyzer and pick `\Signum.Analyzer\Binaries\Signum.Analyzer.dll`.

3. Remove all the explicit ExpresionFields names that you have (now are probably automatic, otherwise you should get compile-time warnings)
```C#
FIND:    ExpressionField\(".*"\)
REPLACE: ExpressionField
````

4. Add the missing [ExpressionField] (now is mandatory)
```C#
FIND:    (static (readonly )?Expression([^;]|[\r])*;)(\s*)(public|internal|private|\[Unit)
REPLACE: $1$4[ExpressionField]$4$5
````

## Conclusion
Even if this change was not able to simplify the pattern (as the previous changes did) I hope at least will simplify the usage of it and allow caching errors earlier.

Enjoy!


Well, returning a null pointer from get_qt_widget() was suspicious.  The correct place to create the status icon is in init(), only that wouldn't have worked since the QApplication wasn't created yet.  So I already knew that the audqt initialization needed fixing.  It took only a educated guess to figure out that the crash on exit was another symptom of the same problem.

I don't know why you didn't see the crash in KDE.  Maybe the KSNI version of QSystemTrayIcon doesn't make the same QApplication call that was crashing in the XEmbed version.


@paf31
Do you think this example is OK?


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Do u know String.charAt() ?


Either take this as a parameter to the WordLadder object or make it a constant at the type.


You have defined `temp` but you haven't instantiated it. It will equal null.


@mrdoob yes, will put one together.

Also I have a feeling there are a bunch of things I should be finishing for this release (look into issues with instanced attributes is one); know any others? Been a bit busy...


I agree, I got a couple of errors on memcpy so had to include <string.h>.


Yes, great, thanks!


`head` isn't defined in this scope.


What happens if there is no ladder from `start` to `end`?


Oh okay, feel free to not commit patches if they contain such errors. I'll take a look.


@benjaminedavis awesome! Would you mind putting a link to the trello board in the readme near line 36?


I fixed one that was causing errors, didn't have time to investigate the others


Fixed.


The old translation sounds a bit better actually.


`public boolean`


Make a constructor which has `previous` as a parameter.


How come you aren't active on scratch any more?


TODO: Remove this. Temporarily using to merge camp locations into events.json where appropriate. This assists the Android updater.


A different design would be to have a word ladder factory which would be instantiated with a word list. Then it would have a function `createWordLadder` and be given the start and end words.

What are the pros and cons of your design verus a `WordLadderFactory`? What should `createWordLadder` return?


So, does this automatically show revision changes or something?  Just trying to figure it out.  Thanks again, Shen, for setting this up.  I am sure it will be beneficial for me in the future too.


Hi,
does the attiny88 core has serial communication enable?. The common example of analog read does work but does not display values back to the screen using the serial monitor.

the code I am using is:
/*
  ReadAnalogVoltage
  Reads an analog input on pin 0, converts it to voltage, and prints the result to the serial monitor.
  Attach the center pin of a potentiometer to pin A0, and the outside pins to +5V and ground.

 This example code is in the public domain.
 */

// the setup routine runs once when you press reset:
void setup() {
  // initialize serial communication at 9600 bits per second:
  Serial.begin(9600);
}

// the loop routine runs over and over again forever:
void loop() {
  // read the input on analog pin 0:
  int sensorValue = analogRead(A0);
  // Convert the analog reading (which goes from 0 - 1023) to a voltage (0 - 5V):
  float voltage = sensorValue * (5.0 / 1023.0);
  // print out the value you read:
  Serial.print(voltage);
}


The way you are doing visited will result in cycles. Can you see why? If not, count the number of times you will hit a "visited" node.


Destroy every obstacle to completing your task.

Maybe obstacle that blocks your task? Or something to that extent?


Ah yes, I was thinking about this as well. At this point, a config file might come in handy.


The attiny88 does not have hardware serial. You must use a software serial implementation of some sort if you require serial comms on the 88.

 You might be interested in the attiny828, supported by my other core (the 841/1634/828 one), which does have a hardware uart.


I tried to remove the typedef. In case the typedef is removed, no error message is shown by cppcheck:
```
test/testnullpointer.cpp:1306: Assertion failed. Expected: "[test.cpp:4]: (error) Possible null pointer dereference: s\n". Actual: "".
Makefile:250: recipe for target 'check' failed
make: *** [check] Error 1
```


I believe it is not necessary.
Replacement is done automatically by
freebsd_rename_libraries() in freebsd.eclass.

Please see
https://github.com/gentoo/gentoo/blob/master/eclass/freebsd.eclass#L148


Not sure. I've just refactored the whole thing...


This should be fixed with this commit: 2520d26c5e3c270306bfc2443415fd16698fa863
Please let me know if there are any other issues with this.


good


changed details and figure path (in the Rmd file)


hahah


Towards works well in place of for.


@ler0y @Nadahar this reminds me that there is a strange bug I wasn't able to solve, which is that when certain translations are chosen, the size of the interface gets smaller. en_uk is one of them. It may be related to that issue.


Hi,

   Yes. It has a revision log that shows all previous revisions you have
checked in. And it can be easily reverted to a previous version if
something went wrong and you want to start over. Because all your work is
stored and backed up in a remote server, you will not lose your previous
work even if your system collapses or your hard drive completely dies.

   In my company, using version control is mandatory. Everyone must check
in everything into the server for backup and reference including all codes
and docs.

Shen

On Sat, Aug 15, 2015 at 2:19 PM, kmchilds <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> So, does this automatically show revision changes or something? Just
> trying to figure it out. Thanks again, Shen, for setting this up. I am sure
> it will be beneficial for me in the future too.
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> <https://github.com/scheng7364/BlackBox/commit/f6e75ab6abbf5c216ee59a401470e9b6cf45f233#commitcomment-12725234>
> .
>


Thanks @jackparmer


format
dammit tired me


When I tried to run this without anything in the "else {}" or with no else clause, the compiler seemed to skip the call and just immediately return from the routine.  Not really sure what caused it.
Therefore, the __asm__("nop\n\t"); is there to put the smallest bit of code the MSU has (a No Operation line).  That takes 1 machine cycle which is about 1/8 of a MicroSecond. The "__asm__()" is the compiler directive to take the strings as in-line assembly instructions.
All that just to make the compiler THINK it is not a empty branch and change the code (because of optimization).
If you look in the delayMicrosecond() code, that code uses an entire loop to burn time that is written in Assembly language.


naive solution for #1


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The issue is that you're still defining ``MODES`` in the Cython code. Here's a fix: https://github.com/rgommers/pywt/commit/a2224cf2486a1a1f19cd9f53140995caf0698aa7


@dmsnell @samhotchkiss This commit causes a 404 console error in the admin and on front-end

https://cloudup.com/c3U_SzMudYu


@aaditmshah is it possible to release a hotfix with that change?


```    // Memory used to back the allocations in the regular heap. A single vector is used to cover
    // the entire virtual address space extents that bound the allocations, including any holes.
    // This makes deallocation of holes fast and keeps process memory contiguous in the emulator
    // address space, to allow Memor::GetPointer to be reasonably safe.
    std::shared_ptr<std::vector<u8>> heap_memory;
    // The left/right bounds of the address space covered by heap_memory.
    VAddr heap_start = 0, heap_end = 0;
```

I added these comments to the fields in the struct. Does it clarify things?


as @options[:before_fork] is properly initialized with empty array I would doubt this was the root cause.

@evanphx proved me right by fixing it another way ;)


Should not this be zend_expressive? Why switching from one naming style to another all of a sudden? :)


Hi @harikt,

Thanks for the hint, I indeed had problems with the composer stability flags. 1.0.0@RC would not match a v1.0.0-rc1 tag. I'll adopt your approach in the next RC or stable.


I believe more of the original may be correct.  Although it sounds strange until you consider what a [prominence](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solar_prominence) is.
I would suggest:
"Release prominences around you.  Prominences randomly erupt from the ground and deal damage to enemies."


Yes thanks


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wtf??


Creo que debería decir "El hombre ardilla"


@marb99 thx, couldn't tell 'cause just install Windows 10 and don't have Word yet.


Cool.


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Thanks for doing this!

One question, though... Would it be possible to make the RESET and DFU_Mode labels much bigger (like 4 or 5x)? I can barely read the labels at the size I expect the image to be when incorporated into a Wiki page.


@yurem @nynymike was it in master branch? I wonder why jackson tried to invoke "setter" with @JsonIgnore. I will check it. Thanks for info.


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@wallcrawler, where's the typo? The two versions look the same to me.


Turns out my build errors had nothing to do with implementing a boot splash. None-the-less, even though it builds, I still cannot seem to get it to work on the shamu. Not sure what I'm missing, but it's time to go hang out with my little brother and enjoy some alcohol... Thanks guys!


Can do.

On Saturday, August 15, 2015, Jared Boone <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> Thanks for doing this!
>
> One question, though... Would it be possible to make the RESET and
> DFU_Mode labels much bigger (like 4 or 5x)? I can barely read the labels at
> the size I expect the image to be when incorporated into a Wiki page.
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> <https://github.com/JDogHerman/portapack-hackrf/commit/85768fcf4ceaacc98fe0cc8dcf16a12f3b8c4b3d#commitcomment-12725644>
> .
>


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spurious newline


Actually can you just delete this file? It's super outdated.


I believe the sanctioned C++11 syntax, which I admit is more verbose, is:

    static_cast<int8_t>(portapack::persistent_memory::correction_ppb() / 1000)

C-style casts are attempted according to [a litany of rules](http://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/language/explicit_cast), and in principle, the C++ style is more explicit. I will concede I had to look it up to remember why I'd developed the static_cast habit...

I will tweak accordingly, and merge. Thanks!


Did a < get stuck in there before the .?


The `linheap_memory` var is a local var which exists mostly just to save typing. All the fields still use `linear_heap_`.


This is awesome :)!


My problem with minimum-stability is that it affects all packages that will ever be required, which one might not intend.


Cheers!


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@TheSnowQueen okey bby


It's all Ok for me . . .


Oops, this is actually a small bug. Should be 0x200. (Which is the size of the TLS entry for one thread.)


@matti-4 - Please raise this issue in the FPC mailing list, or in the official FPC Mantis bug tracker. This is not an official FPC repository, but simply my Git mirror of the official SubVersion one. Others users it too, but it is only a read-only repo and not official.


Done.


C'est thread-safe ça ?


You missed 948 ;)


Actually it is unable to stop the call and there aren't system sounds during a call.. Audio works fine after killing phone app from command line.


Thanks for improving the class!


Hi David. Can we have a release on hackage with this change?


No problem :)


@iam4x  What mean that line ? Idk what is doing :: symbol before this.


So which project do we work off now? I'm reworking the notification app so
it uses as few android classes as possible but need to know which project
to check code in..
On Aug 13, 2015 16:31, "plu83" <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> ScheduleApp will replace SchedulerApp. I just haven't gotten around to
> completing the task.
>
> Date: Thu, 13 Aug 2015 11:43:15 -0700
> From: notifications@github.com
> To: AndroidSchedulerApp@noreply.github.com
> CC: peter_lu18@hotmail.com
> Subject: Re: [AndroidSchedulerApp] Forgot to update Xamarin packages
> (78a445c)
>
> Hey Peter, what is the relation between ScheduleApp folder and
> SchedulerApp? does one supercede the other, if so maybe we should delete
> the older one?
>
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub.
>
>
>
>
>
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> <https://github.com/lobstermobster/AndroidSchedulerApp/commit/78a445c40b35517b19cc204ba1de76bbede05191#commitcomment-12700979>
> .
>


Inutile, ca retourne simplement l'unique instance du plugin sans la stocker


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ddd


[Not really](http://grammar.ccc.commnet.edu/grammar/one.htm).

Either `Cannot get that butts, trying another ones`, or `Cannot get that butt, trying another one`


:+1: Awesome! Thanks man.


I agree about the breakage. This was not foreseen when committing this. However, I completely disagree about the space savings being negligible. I've filed https://github.com/mitsuhiko/werkzeug/issues/761


Seems like some problems with encoding cyrillic symborls. This is a file which will contain all text translations.


Initial commit of all files.


I thought about that too. Just need to find good one for angular.


Seems like we've already figured it out


Capitalization and `<ARRAY>` instead of `<POSTION>`.


I will just log error text in console colored in red. In future it will be handeled in other way, according to design of GUI.


If you are going to mirror tg's changes, change decay() to step anchored objects under the given conditions.

Decay() will only be called under the following circumstances:
* The singularity is not contrained (within range of an active field)
* The object is within the singularity's decay-range (less than the pull range)

The additional probability code is just to even things out and reduce the object flood; closer objects decay more frequently, and objects decay more frequently given a stronger singularity.

TGcode is awful in this respect, as everything within pull range moves as soon as the singularity gets to a certain size, and nothing moves before then, no matter how close.  This causes an immense lag spike as soon as the singularity gets to max size, an unnecessarily large tide of moving objects, and is all-around unrealistic (not that realism matters here) and unappealing visually.

Decay code was created for three visual effects: tile destruction, a more even object tide, and more realistic/visceral rubble left on the edges of its path.  In order to do 2 and 3, you need to only move objects when decay() is called.


A edentação também foi melhorada, tirando os espaços que sobravam do lado esquerdo das funções.


This is my first attempt at creating something with GitHub.  Trying to learn programming code.


It's kind of angulars directive attribute. Which says to match directive name with tag names in HTML. For more info about it ask me in skype.


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Why is the time fixed here (t=64800)? Shouldn't be equal to the duration the master controller would like the station to run for? So it doesn't have to babysit the slave controller?


De hecho en la mañana hice como 3 más en 10 minutos... Todavía es código de
juguete en todo caso...
Tenemos que pensar más esto. Entre los 3 podemos hacer algo bien bonito,
voy a hacer un kanban del proyecto pa que sea más fácil la coordinación.

A la noche subo todo, y mañana filtramos lo de el día de Internet.
El ago. 15, 2015 17:59, "Emilio Aburto L." <notifications@github.com>
escribió:

> Me costó cachar que este f es de function y no de fifo xD. Ahora entendí
> lo que haces y bacán pq puedes agregar filtros rápidamente :)
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> <https://github.com/niclabs/ratadns-filters/commit/43dbe5ce6a7e86289a46a222bf1688376be7c1f6#commitcomment-12725168>
> .
>


@Soll ещё проще можно сделать


@h-kamada you also have to change https://github.com/jsk-ros-pkg/jsk_demos/blob/master/detect_cans_in_fridge_201202/launch/startup.launch#L28


/cc @anurse


b


Little confused what this is for. Weary of the hard coded file paths 😁


Have recoded draft quaternion with CVector4, and getting this error for
everyCVector4 containing parameter variables

/home/graeme/git/mandelbulber2/mandelbulber2/src/fractal.cpp:440: error:
undefined reference to `CVector4
cParameterContainer::Get<CVector4>(QString) const'

Do I need to "define" CVector4 in algebra.cpp, I am guessing I need some
equivalent to:-

double CVector3::itemByName(char item)
{
    switch(item)
    {
        case 'x':
            return x;
            break;
        case 'y':
            return y;
            break;
        case 'z':
            return z;
            break;
        default:
            return 0.0;
            break;
    }
}

But tried that and still got errors, should I commit what I have coded, or
wait until I have an answer to get rid of these fatal errors?

Cheers

G

On Sat, Aug 15, 2015 at 11:17 AM, carbuncle grim <mclarekin@gmail.com>
wrote:

>  Ooops ignore me again
>
>  CVector4 temp = CVector4( z.x,  z.y, z.x, w);
>
>
>
> BTW Quaternion104(3D) and Mandelbox103 make billions of interesting
> hybrids, especially with the hybrid formulas Iterations: and Weight:
> parameters.  DE can be reasonably good.
>
>
> On Fri, Aug 14, 2015 at 12:15 PM, carbuncle grim <mclarekin@gmail.com>
> wrote:
>
>> How do I rewrite this with CVector4?
>>
>> void Quaternion104Iteration(CVector3 &z, CVector3 &c, int &i, double &w,
>> const cFractal *fractal)
>> {
>>
>>     CVector3 temp = z;
>>     CVector3 tempW = z * 0;
>>     CVector3 vectW = z * 0;
>>     vectW.x = w;
>>     vectW.y = 0.0;
>>     vectW.z = 0.0;
>>
>> Cheers
>>
>>
>>
>> On Thu, Aug 13, 2015 at 10:10 AM, carbuncle grim <mclarekin@gmail.com>
>> wrote:
>>
>>> Thank you
>>>
>>> And educational, I learn best by looking at how others do things.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> On Thu, Aug 13, 2015 at 6:46 AM, Krzysztof Marczak <
>>> notifications@github.com> wrote:
>>>
>>>> CVector4 is a very good idea!
>>>>
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>>>> .
>>>>
>>>
>>>
>>
>


FIxed


nice l# api

kekt


The ScheduleApp solution, but I should note that I'm in the midst of integrating the existing source into it.


BUGFIX: There is a missing *else* statement before if(strstr(param,"gameplugin.ps3mapi"))

(this bug only happens when PS3MAPIi flag is enabled)


Adding Django to requirements is the change that caused the Travis build logs to be messed up (due to a javascript error). Build 536 is good, 537 has messed up logs.


Tested using the example from README:

	gradient(x -> sin(x[1]) + cos(x[2]), [1.0, 1.0], :complex)


Sounds good. I'll check my code in later then.
On Aug 15, 2015 17:10, "plu83" <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> The ScheduleApp solution, but I should note that I'm in the midst of
> integrating the existing source into it.
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> <https://github.com/lobstermobster/AndroidSchedulerApp/commit/78a445c40b35517b19cc204ba1de76bbede05191#commitcomment-12725796>
> .
>


Looking good guys!


You sure this is right @havardgulldahl ?

Getting
```
joel@dunder:/media/jotta/.../x# cat .encfs6.xml
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>

<error>
  <code>416</code>
  <message>no.jotta.backup.errors.RequestedRangeNotSatisfiedException: Range end index larger than file size; rangeEndIndex=4095, filesize=1082</message>
  <reason>Requested Range Not Satisfiable</reason>
  <hostname>dn-097.site-000.jotta.no</hostname>
</error>
```


That's strange @dereksmart because I didn't think it was supposed to request `en_US`. Can you change your language and retest to see if it still gives you the `404`?

If it works with another language, we will need to revisit the `i18n` module because I think if it detects English it just stops processing instead of trying to download the translation file.


Thank you so much :+1:
amazing work as usual.


Ok thanks :+1:


Yeah, I'm pretty sure that's nose's fault as it goes around scanning all the namespaces looking for tests. This is why the numpy patch that I linked to above:
  https://github.com/numpy/numpy/pull/6103/files
has the last hunk at the bottom, modifying the treat runner to only report warnings triggered by numpy code, not code in other modules (like inspect.py).


@Nagriar: maybe we can change the the behavior of our MongoDB connector [here](https://github.com/algolia/mongo-connector/blob/algolia/mongo_connector/doc_managers/formatters.py#L89-L90), so it will return `unicode(value.hex)`. This will fix the issue. And then we can revert this commit because it silently pass all exceptions... It will become hard to debug issues about JSON encoding.

Is it ok for you?


Ok maybe LASER shouldn't be directly convertible, or the conversion should be handed differently. Either way, this deprecates ILaserTarget and ILaserTargetBlock mostly


Two lines before 'if (value > alpha)' is 'bestValue = value;', so aren't you just unconditionally increasing value by 2 here?


Thanks Spence. I have both chips with me and will be testing them this week. I have to tell you that the work you have done with this cores is amazing. You have opened a major door for development with these rare chips in arduino. You rock!


It was about time


Download to home.


While learning android development, you can use android studio instead of eclipse.


Aye, per the comment this was accidentally checked in.

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TeamCity pull requests :: netty [Build 39](https://garage.netty.io/teamcity/viewLog.html?buildId=382&buildTypeId=pulls_netty&guest=1) outcome was **SUCCESS**
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@tarelli Yeah, I added it for the fluid dynamics test. I'll exclude it or remove on tomorrow's final commit for qunit tests


Para poder consultar las ventas desde localhost, es necesario instalar e iniciar json-server.

Instalación: "npm install -g json-server"

Iniciar servicio: ir a la carpeta utils (recien creada) y ejecutar "json-server --watch ventas.json
"

El paginado fue parcialmente implementado, temporalmente hardcodeado en myList.html


Yes it has. Muhammad said that google sign in is the saving feature. We must get to the saving information part because it is one of the app's 3 features.


There is a missing `use` for $container in the closure


Good catch, thanks for that.


I see it now. I guess I should have read the code a bit slower.


Nitpick on this switch statement: after your case lines, I'd expect to see a line break here.

So something more like this:

switch (mSize) {

    case "tiny":
        mSize = "small";
        break;

etc...

Does that make sense?


Y'a qu'un shared_ptr dedans, les shared c'est thread safe, donc logiquement oui


Why did you remove `ContainerInterface` get? ArrayAccess shouldn't be usted (Pimple again)


looks cool. did you enabled it?


empd (nmerket) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: OK (1795 of 1797 tests passed)

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Confirming that this is incorrect. `self.output` is not initialized, and depending on how blas implements the `0*self.output`, it may results in NaNs. If no Blas is used, it definitely results in NaNs... This needs to be reverted.


@CodeFlowed @hugolmendez
Thanks for finding my erroneous test :smile:


All about the Beep Boop! :+1: :)


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

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I implemented `.dot` in 4b66e98c9f22f53241099f5878f011438287cff8


I haven't fully gone through makemehapi in a while, but I don't recall Boom being discussed (though I'm not sure error is either.  I wonder if it would be useful to explain Boom and have that part of the exercise?

https://github.com/hapijs/makemehapi/blob/master/exercises/cookies/problem.md


(which is this commit. lol)


Depending on what you think above for a few of these exercises people install the packages they need.  Maybe boom will be used more globally so it makes sense to have here.


The patch doesn't drop the TPG triggers though.  Could probably do a SUBSTR on _table to pull out the group_id and then do a CONCAT('DROP TRIGGER IF EXISTS delete_collections_', _groupID) or something like that in the loop.


viewファイルを練習で全てhamlかslimで書いていきましょう。
erb2hamlなどのgemを使うと全部変換できます。


Ahaha. Great!


Try to leave debug stuffs, I need that.


I figure that overkill prevention cannot be that sensitive because timeout is already inaccurate. It is not the time a projectile is expected to hit the target because it is a constant and was set as a sanity check. In practise timeout is the time it takes for the units projectile to shoot a bit further than its maximum range. Units never do this and can shoot at things far closer to them.

Usually we have trouble grounding these discussions in reality. My change fixed a real problem with OKP. This was Racketeers assuming that they can hit radar dots and Scalpels firing all their missiles at a single fighter. I have not seen anything broken by this. Can you find a real case which has broken OKP due to this?


RemoveMoreBadCharacters (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (1791 of 1791 tests passed)

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*Award budget, not aware budget. That's just silly.


Hi,

No idea what is going on. All I can say it makes sense there is a reference of my name here seeing as I built the entire SurvivalGame project. Don't thing I am actually in your Fork.

Cheers,

Tom


ummm, did you want to commit the tags file? :)


Did you mean to remove both? (Comment says table not tables). The tmp_pre table is used by the PreDB import scripts.


i'd rather stick with do notation where


ah thats cool man we just dident want to delete your project on acident or
somehting. we are a indie game dev team. were doing a survival zombie game
aswell

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wrote:

> Hi,
>
> No idea what is going on. All I can say it makes sense there is a
> reference of my name here seeing as I built the entire SurvivalGame
> project. Don't thing I am actually in your Fork.
>
> Cheers,
>
> Tom
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
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> .
>


i think i'd rather we not do the syntactic cleanups that create large diffs until we finish the design / api level cleanup

also i'm firmly against blindly following hlint warnings :)


good one


valid


this change doesn't accomplish anything


i'm no on this $ to . change


i prefer the explicit one


develop (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (1271 of 1271 tests passed)

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This URL redirects to https://jquery.com and any [search for a "timeEntry"](https://jquery.com/?s=timeEntry) returns a "Nothing Found" page.

The URL should be updated to point to either of these instead:

- http://keith-wood.name/timeentry.html
- https://github.com/kbwood/timeentry
- https://plugins.jquery.com/kbw.timeentry


No problem.


Proposing a patch here: https://github.com/torch/nn/pull/351 — it still preserves the blas optimization, but enforces a clean self.output.


while <$> is nice, moving from fmap f $ to f <$> doesnt really meaningfully change or clarify things. and for now i'd rather we not rewrite things unless they strictly improve clarity


s/fi/endif/


...latest release shown in both the [jQuery plugin repo](https://plugins.jquery.com/kbw.timeentry) as well as [Keith Wood's GitHub repo](https://github.com/kbwood/timeentry/releases) is 2.0.1. Should we use that instead?


jdsn


If you need schema migrations rebase your branch on top of `plugins-migrations` to directly be compatible with 0.5.0.


yea we can do email


Works!  Great job!


empd (nmerket) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1795 of 1797 tests passed)

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This does not work the same way as the constructor code. Previously would get `string.Empty` value when `null` passed in. Probably need a backing field and to store `string.Empty` even if explicitly set to `null`.


Fixed, thanks.


we can take this our when we see it work for real -- this was a line to check the file side of the jacoco report.  it was running, but not well (until I updated the jacoco and surefire deps)


I just ran `brew cleanup --force -s`, and it deleted all files from my `/Library/Caches/Homebrew`. So I went through all commits in recent days, and found that this commit was the only one related to `cleanup`. Is this expected change of behavior?


Hi guys , skewb icon is missing


probably......whoops


Olá Victor,

resolvi seguir a convenção de Vienna na adjetivação de nomes pessoais.

Saudações,
Rodrigo


shellcheck: 3: note: Double quote to prevent globbing and word splitting. [SC2086]


No need for extra line in the beginning of or the end of the `{}` block.


No need to initialize `enum` property to its default value.


i think this needs to be added to a header.
issue here
https://github.com/dcsan/gitterbot/issues/119


In your documentation, there is no mention or demo of the position classes.

Additionally, I added this class to my speed dial and it didn't change the position.
```
class="md-fab-bottom-right"
```


Тут в самом блоке есть бэкграунд, в блоке с модификатором цвета нет


fix_intel_compile_linux (mbadams5) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-IntegrationCoverage-Debug: OK (1274 of 1274 tests passed)

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Doesn't look good but I couldn't find a better way to compare metadata objects, please let me know if there's a better way or if I missed some edge case.


You cant, otherwise bundleitems is undefined inside the for loop


comment


while i merged this, but from what i read Java guys think URLEncoder is wrong to use with URL encoding since URLEncoder is specifically for HTML form encoding. The name is deceiving, it will do for now. But we should add a nice comment there..


typed_function_ordering (lefticus) - i386-Windows-8.1-VisualStudio-14: OK (356 of 356 tests passed)

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Yes `howl.sys` does sound like a better place now that you mention it. I've moved `find_executable` and also changed it a bit so it returns a string rather than a File.


I think: https://github.com/fritsch/xbmc/commit/af6300a1cbecc8722c805d4a8b92184146813f14 is to be prefered


Oops. Typo!


 - __style__: [src/chaiscript_stdlib.cpp:18](../blob/bd9af5eff45e7a12e3e2b0f7abd1ba7f1d88ce26/src/chaiscript_stdlib.cpp#L18) The function 'create_chaiscript_module_chaiscript_stdlib' is never used. (unusedFunction)
 - __style__: [src/main.cpp:169](../blob/bd9af5eff45e7a12e3e2b0f7abd1ba7f1d88ce26/src/main.cpp#L169) The function 'get_eval_error' is never used. (unusedFunction)
 - __style__: [src/main.cpp:140](../blob/bd9af5eff45e7a12e3e2b0f7abd1ba7f1d88ce26/src/main.cpp#L140) The function 'help' is never used. (unusedFunction)
 - __style__: [src/main.cpp:216](../blob/bd9af5eff45e7a12e3e2b0f7abd1ba7f1d88ce26/src/main.cpp#L216) The function 'myexit' is never used. (unusedFunction)
 - __style__: [src/main.cpp:158](../blob/bd9af5eff45e7a12e3e2b0f7abd1ba7f1d88ce26/src/main.cpp#L158) The function 'throws_exception' is never used. (unusedFunction)


Could you try to reduce it..

    int f1(S *s) {
        return s != 0 || (s != 0 && !s->item);
    }

Also imho the warning is unfortunate. there is obviously no null pointer dereference so we should not warn about this here. The ValueFlow is wrong. So putting this test in TestValueFlow instead of TestNullPointer would be much better.


typed_function_ordering (lefticus) - Win64-Windows-8.1-VisualStudio-14: OK (356 of 356 tests passed)

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PluginZoneInitialization2 (macumber) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (2214 of 2233 tests passed)

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wasn't aware. made the same changes in the other images.


#KANG
https://github.com/CandyDevices/kernel_samsung_jf/commit/345842799ef35a3b550776f97b2473d6e6b8a240


Either we special case, or we include our own libm


typed_function_ordering (lefticus) - i386-Windows-8.1-VisualStudio-12: OK (355 of 356 tests passed)

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also please use a test name that describes what is tested. The name "nullpointer29" does not say anything. in this case you could write "condition" perhaps.

Ideally related tests should be grouped together. Then it helps if there are some names.


I think this typedef is redundant


typed_function_ordering (lefticus) - Win64-Windows-8.1-VisualStudio-12: OK (355 of 356 tests passed)

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this "int main" is redundant


Can you please explain what this line does.


please explain that update in detail, all that tokens help to control scope


change a logic to call getAcceptableTokens in all methods.


This is not a full fix though as discussed because RC_END_OF_LIST must be at the end which is added in R_IssueRenderCommands.


Ah yes, I will make sure that case is handled.


We should use Decimal, according to https://docs.python.org/3/library/decimal.html#module-decimal, decimal has the exactness we need


I've used "volatile" after using a computed property with a new getter and setter and noticing that the "get" is not called after the "set" was called. Which means the value was always the same.

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


There is definitely a skewb icon.  See http://cubing.github.io/icons/


fix-window-frame-calcs-5095 (nealkruis) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (749 of 749 tests passed)

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Hi, Sasha,

Thank you for the code review. I will address the remarks in some period of
time. Have we a code standard for C# to follow? Or is there one online to
take as a base?

I want to ask you - I have now scheduled exam in my learning (I took a
3-months course in the online University), at 24.08.2015, on Monday.
Can I delay my contributions for the next week?
I am quite busy cause the program is very dense. (This also is the reason
of not often commits.)

According to the remarks:

   - have each class and interface in separate files.

       - even for tiny interface having two methods? Is there a requirement
for this like in Java?

   - don't abbreviate names. For example StoredProcedureHelperBase is
   better name for SPHelper class.

           - agree for SP in class names

   - don't shorten names (ex: conn, sql). We have intellisense now, so
   typing long names is not a problem.

          - agree for connection, sp

         Sql is common abbreviation - a number of DotNet classes have Sql
in      their names, e.g.:
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms131094.aspx
       I would stay for using Sql in names, as also Db.

   - make descriptive names so it's easy to understand what's going on in
   the code (ex: spPath)

          storedProcedureFilePath - will be better?

   - don't use magic strings (ex: case "RecalculateCostsForAssembly")

           we can replace this by some enum, but this, imho, will make the
code more complex.
          It is not a magic string, it is the name of stored procedure - it
is used
          only in one place in create method, so no pain when need to
change it.

   - DRY (don't repeat yourself) (ex:
   @"......\Bom.Data\SQL\StoredProcedures\" can be assigned to a variable so
   if it needs to be changed, there's only one place to do it)

          - agree

   - have Tests in test class names (ex: StoredProcedures =>
   StoredProceduresTests)

         - agree

   - in CreateUnitTestDBStructure method it's better to have just two
   methods: CreatePartsTable and CreateSubassembliesTable. This way it's
   easier to see what this class does and you won't need comments. (separation
   of concerns)

          - agree, wanted to do this.

   - don't comment obvious things (ex: // create stored procedure in the
   database)

         - this was part of todo algorithm step as it was not clear earlier
how to init the database.

   - avoid using comments by writing more descriptive code. It will help to
   avoid problems like this: // allow to set Id manually // should work only
   for current open connection, so execute all inserts for one open connection
   conn.Open();

     - this is right comment, imho, as it comments non-obvious logic of
       the code - we cannot close connection between used SQL statements.
       How else can you pay attention to this?

   - throw exception instead of returning magic number in case of error.
   public int Run(int partId, decimal param2 = 0) { int result = -1; ...
   return result; }

          -1 is not the code error, it is some default initialisation.
         Stored procedure will be executed with some result (any int
possible), or
         the exception will be raised by .Net in the code which calls the
procedure.

         int result = 0; // would be better?

On Thu, Aug 13, 2015 at 5:36 PM, AlexZhidkov <notifications@github.com>
wrote:

> It's a good practice to
>
>    - have each class and interface in separate files.
>    - don't abbreviate names. For example StoredProcedureHelperBase is
>    better name for SPHelper class.
>    - don't shorten names (ex: conn, sql). We have intellisense now, so
>    typing long names is not a problem.
>    - make descriptive names so it's easy to understand what's going on in
>    the code (ex: spPath)
>    - don't use magic strings (ex: case "RecalculateCostsForAssembly")
>    - DRY (don't repeat yourself) (ex:
>    @"......\Bom.Data\SQL\StoredProcedures\" can be assigned to a variable so
>    if it needs to be changed, there's only one place to do it)
>    - have Tests in test class names (ex: StoredProcedures =>
>    StoredProceduresTests)
>    - in CreateUnitTestDBStructure method it's better to have just two
>    methods: CreatePartsTable and CreateSubassembliesTable. This way it's
>    easier to see what this class does and you won't need comments. (separation
>    of concerns)
>    - don't comment obvious things (ex: // create stored procedure in the
>    database)
>    - avoid using comments by writing more descriptive code. It will help
>    to avoid problems like this: // allow to set Id manually // should work
>    only for current open connection, so execute all inserts for one open
>    connection conn.Open();
>    - throw exception instead of returning magic number in case of error.
>    public int Run(int partId, decimal param2 = 0) { int result = -1; ...
>    return result; }
>
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> .
>

--
Kind regards,
   Alexey Voytenko


91977808_LBNL_NewVRFModel (rongpengzhang) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1799 of 1803 tests passed)

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感觉都不怎么喜欢/w\


I wanted to say that there is no one in  the svgs folder.  The skewb.svg is
missing
El ago. 15, 2015 12:04 AM, "Jeremy Fleischman" <notifications@github.com>
escribió:

> There is definitely a skewb icon. See http://cubing.github.io/icons/
>
> —
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> <https://github.com/cubing/icons/commit/a98e7185cec25e1ff72dab4e7fb48c345b97aa25#commitcomment-12722246>
> .
>


If you delete a stickied post, is it handled in the same way?  Or is that already covered?


Thanks. I merged it in, but not to Master.


If I wanted to make my own custom user agents what is the best way of going about it? (like say for the lg motion or the HTC M8?)


@flavour as Nuwan was saying <i>you will need to create 4 users for each role for testing</i> here: http://logs.sahanafoundation.org/sahana-eden/2015-08-13.txt


니 코드 별로네 마음에 안들어


Local dodgy MAC 30:59:b7:7e:1a:8a


yes we need a grape table and a GrapeWineXRef table, lets agree with and apply some conventions here:
1. all table names start with capital letters
2. use camel naming convention
3. for many-to-many relationship table, add "XRef" as suffix to table name, meaning "cross reference"
4. for one-to-many relationship table, use "AHasB", where one A could map to multiple Bs


yeah, i added it after


TeamCity LabkeyTrunk :: Git postgres 9.4 [Build 331](https://teamcity.labkey.org/viewLog.html?buildId=266637&buildTypeId=LabkeyTrunk_GitPostgres) outcome was **FAILURE**
Summary: Tests failed: 5 (2 new), passed: 0 Build time: 00:09:55
### Failed tests
```
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.CDSMeasureStoreTest: <no details avaliable>

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

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

```


What happens to secondary and supplemental alignments?


cool.


The weird != "\n" is to preserve the regular behaviour of print at a high enough verbosity


@flavour for the public profile page(or CUG) there is view full map icon...opening in new tab would required map_viewing_client ?


I know it's just a silly small class, but shouldn't these really go in an `__init__`?


It's a waste of time to quibble [0] over style preferences now -- overall I agree that big style-only diffs should be left for later, but in this case I know that we don't have merge issues because we haven't worked on it in the last several hours. Let's just merge it, kill the warnings (it's not like any were invalid), and move on.

[0]: line 578 cannot be a valid change while line 628 is an invalid one. The are 100% equivalent.


@Acrobot Using dev build 5 from this jenkins.
http://ci.xephi.fr/job/ChestShop/6/

Error occurred immediately after a new player joined the server.
```
[14:30:40] [Craft Scheduler Thread - 238/WARN]: Exception in thread "Craft Scheduler Thread - 238"
[14:30:40] [Craft Scheduler Thread - 238/WARN]: org.apache.commons.lang.UnhandledException: Plugin ChestShop v3.8.13 generated an exception while executing task 773798
	at org.bukkit.craftbukkit.v1_8_R3.scheduler.CraftAsyncTask.run(CraftAsyncTask.java:56)
	at java.util.concurrent.ThreadPoolExecutor.runWorker(ThreadPoolExecutor.java:1142)
	at java.util.concurrent.ThreadPoolExecutor$Worker.run(ThreadPoolExecutor.java:617)
	at java.lang.Thread.run(Thread.java:745)
Caused by: java.lang.IllegalStateException: Asynchronous player kick!
	at org.spigotmc.AsyncCatcher.catchOp(AsyncCatcher.java:14)
	at org.bukkit.craftbukkit.v1_8_R3.entity.CraftPlayer.kickPlayer(CraftPlayer.java:214)
	at com.Acrobot.ChestShop.Listeners.Player.PlayerConnect$1.run(PlayerConnect.java:31)
	at org.bukkit.craftbukkit.v1_8_R3.scheduler.CraftTask.run(CraftTask.java:71)
	at org.bukkit.craftbukkit.v1_8_R3.scheduler.CraftAsyncTask.run(CraftAsyncTask.java:53)
	... 3 more
```


is it possible to factor out this code duplication here (read1/read2)?


I'd like you to take a look at this sometime, Jeroen Vannevel.  I can't make heads or tails of it.


This was a silly hlint one that I have no strong opinions on. If you REALLY care I'll change it though I doubt this function will survive in its current form anyway.


Yes. especially since we have seen experiments where 10% of a readgroup is soft-clipped...


I think integer is fine in this case, since we are not gonna use it do to any date-related manipulation, we dont have to use Date fields, which emphasizes on things like timestamp


hmmm. this is a problem with unsorted reads...since the progress logger emits the location of the read...it will give strange results...no?


I don't think it's needed to log the second read.


it would also probably involve a call to `super`...  :/


What's this for?


Add a `.gitignore` file to repo to prevent temporary files from getting pushed.


Different vintages of a particular wine might have different thumbnail (i.e. images)


Yes XD


can you have `*args` after a keyword arg?


I actually do think that inline do is less clear for simple cases, as it throws me off a bit every time I see it (I rarely see a `;` in code.) That being said, this is a solid comment and I'll fix it should you really care, just let me know.


forgot, but we can do this whenever.


Yup, that's standard.


yes


91977808_LBNL_NewVRFModel (rongpengzhang) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1799 of 1803 tests passed)

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@UniversalMediaServer/developers @Optimusprimeums  what do you guys think about this? http://www.universalmediaserver.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=16&t=3847


@flavour this one is for <i>/eden/cap/public/XXX/location/YYY</i> ...does not this require display_feature?


101162692-IddBiquadriaticCurvesObjList-4856 (rglazer2) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: OK (1797 of 1797 tests passed)

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@nippur72 – I'll merge this patch manually to the [new website](https://github.com/riot/riot.github.io) since this is the only patch made during the transition. After this the doc folder can be removed.

Thank you!


Deletes were covered here: https://github.com/reddit/reddit/commit/eb105a9f859769c74f8207db0c7e7daa02c5c76b

I wasn't doing it on remove yet because I was under the (wrong) impression that mods could still see removed stickies, like they would have a red removed post stickied to the top that only mods could see.


101162692-IddBiquadriaticCurvesObjList-4856 (rglazer2) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-cppcheck-1.61: OK (0 of 0 tests passed)

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How  AppLockService got broadcast from pickup service :
https://www.evernote.com/shard/s189/sh/13415cad-bd1a-4897-9c5d-62f57ce5a0a6/780f762ca948c768


Thanks guys we still need to deploy 8


Thanks still need deployment done


Hope you like Subdue Za Oodan BECAUSE THAT'S ALL YOU'RE GETTING


Just curious, why not making Structure slice returning a view rather making a new View class?

parm[...] is a view. parm[...].copy() is a copy.

Or does view have other things that I miss?


>  no longer stores entirety of everything in memory

doesn't this part mean its all still in memory?


не поняла концепцию интерфейсов просто... буду удалять все наф и переписывать


Is there any particular reason why this fxml file doesn't have a controller explicitly linked to it and how does chatUserControl even know about this file.


What does this do?


Could you add a docstring talking about what this is looking for? It doesn't seem straightforward.


Okay great


the above change is refactoring.


Deze stond hier niet voor niets!


Wil je een QR ding?


Great


empd (nmerket) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1795 of 1797 tests passed)

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Dit komt uit de SG app, waar ik de itgwo webapp op heb gebaseerd. Deze kunnen weg. :-)


I'd recommend creating a separate test for each "test" you're doing here so when one of them breaks you know which feature is breaking e.g. a separate test for short name, long name, value, required value, default value, filter and validator


PluginZoneInitialization2 (macumber) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (2216 of 2233 tests passed)

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Heel veel mensen snappen alleen de hamburger niet, nog steeds. Ik zou echt het "menu" daar laten staan.

Zie ook: http://exisweb.net/menu-eats-hamburger


@f2prateek I wonder if this is more optimal than the built-in ```TextUtils.isEmpty()```?


move the assert and comment from above the old `self._hash =` to here.


That method is not equivalent to trimmed length.


Ik wist wel dat je die weg ging halen. ;-)

Maareh, mooi effectje he, dat de pagina vervaagt als je het menu opent?


huh? why didn't this inherit?


Python 3 refuses to inherit __hash__ if your class has a __eq__ method...


wow, I need to learn about python3. this is awkward!


more inheritance fail?


Oops, yes


will it at least let you implement the method as `return super(self.__class__, self).__hash__()`?


This is breaking behaviour and will require a major version bump


Cheat args are now loaded directly from the GameLifecycleHandler


This has been moved to the GameLifeCycleHandler. Failures will now happen later on.


Fixed.


Uses spaces instead of tabs too so formatting is a bit off


Moved this from CacheRomInfoTask to here. This methods is being called in multiple places now and this seemed like the most central place to put it. Is there a better place to place commonly used methods?


Yeah...there's probably a better way to do it.


I think `super` would be better, but I think I've used all my super tokens for the day.


Yup. Made it cleaner.


actually maybe this is fine. you know best practices better than me


Nope, it has to be a class-level attribute, not something declared in `__init__`


That's not defining it in init, it's implementing as

```python
def __hash__(self):
    return super(self.__class__, self).__hash__()
```

... but I'm ok with the fix you already made


La vista panorámica de la actividad "Acerca de" en dispositivos con menos de 4.6" tiene problemas con los botones. En eso, creo, tendré que volver a los menús, antes, quiero ver otras opciones de diseño funcionales en dispositivos con Android 4.4.4 o inferior.


This is what they recommend in the py3 docs :(


Part of #82.


We are now extracting on the fly.


101162692-IddBiquadriaticCurvesObjList-4856 (rglazer2) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (749 of 749 tests passed)

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@vaihtovirta Вполне правильным. Если упороться, и идти дальше по этой дороге, то можно вместо массового определения атрибутов чётче специфицировать каждый атрибут, накрутив валидацию сверху и приведение к нужному типу. Как-то так, например:
```
attributes :first_name, String, null: false, blank: false, length: {minimum: 10}
attributes :last_name, String, null: false, blank: false, length: {minimum: 20}
```
Получится что-то похожее на [DataMapper](http://datamapper.org).


"the interpreter must be told this explicitly by setting `__hash__ = <ParentClass>.__hash__`. Otherwise the inheritance of `__hash__()` will be blocked, just as if `__hash__` had been explicitly set to `None`."


There are various checks for mLoadRomPath being null. If it's null, it indicates that the extraction process failed.


Indeed. And if you wanted to add a non-tampering test, you could pass function download an expected md5 checksum of the downloaded archive, and test it with md5sum. This sould be applied just to the tar archives that are expected not to change over time, not to the nightlies that we pull down in some cases. Well, just an enhancement idea for when we won't have anything more important to do, let's see... ETD about 2020?


Thanks for looking that up! You're definitely right; looks great.


The game will still load of not all controllers are mapped. They will just get the warning now.


Extract when running if file is not already extracted.


Hi, by making the class default access instead of public, it makes GlueCodeScope and GlueCodeContext impossible to access. I understand there might be a reason behind this however the solution to making @Scope("cucumber-glue") work is impossible to find online.

Is there a better more recommended way of sharing state between step files with cucumber 1.2.2 ?

Thanks


We now save the location of the zip file here.


RemoveMoreBadCharacters (Myoldmopar) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1797 of 1797 tests passed)

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This is now in GalleryActivity.


M.C.Skill/M.C.Str doesn't fit.
![screen-mcfit](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/3478087/9287708/cc250cfa-433c-11e5-8587-008b0abe5e4c.png)


Thanks. But please note that following conversations on commit diffs is often hard, so it would've been better if you commented on the linked issue instead. Also, I receive notifications for all comments, you don't need to specifically ping me. :)

ec6a4034799d881b8b8d4c9134f487237719654c


If you extend FredPluginThreadless instead of FredPlugin, this hack is not needed.


I thought about putting it there, the only problem would be that that would stop people being able to play regular borgs, unless we changed allowed_to_build to return numbers and make it into a switch statement.
I chose this way because the check for if it was an IPC or a borg was already in place.


Is this really true?


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

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Overall comment: The purpose of commits is not to batch-deploy new versions of something. Instead, commits should be small: Only large enough so they can be considered a single atomic piece of work. A single function for example.


Hmm, why not to wait for `proc.get_pid()`?


It allocates... :)


There are more efficient ways of waiting for something in multi-threading than sleeping for an arbitrary amount of time
http://docs.oracle.com/javase/7/docs/api/java/util/concurrent/locks/Condition.html

Here's the whole Java concurrency (multi-threading) tutorial:
http://docs.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/essential/concurrency/index.html


Why?

Did you notice that the form-password mechanism is NOT intended for access control as passwords are regularly used, but instead to protect against XSS?


re #18


this should go in the "install" section of the readme


what's the githubic way to publish these minor releases?


the app itself should definitely NOT be run as admin, or all your log files will be impossible to delete (they'll be owned by root etc)

move install info to install section

you could also mention that this is optional during development, not everyone understands node vs nodemon.


This and the above function are wheel re-inventions of basic concepts of HTTP.
Example how to not re-invent this:
https://github.com/freenet/plugin-WebOfTrust/blob/07c0bb654b689250866fa1ff15d387c39af37281/src/plugins/WebOfTrust/ui/web/EditOwnIdentityPage.java#L43
A "part" in that code is the same as a "param" here.


I wasn't planning to put them on github, they're just for pypi's convenience.


@olear Can you make the cron script kill the already running processes rather than just exit? They may be hung in some third party tool like git (happened several times)


At least for the first "wait get pypi working" release.


Implementation of Tic-Tac-Toe using minimax and alpha-beta pruning algorithm.


URI has a function for this:
http://docs.oracle.com/javase/7/docs/api/java/net/URI.html#getQuery%28%29


Same as above - Manual parsing of basic HTTP stuff instead of using an API


should it at least be a tag? https://github.com/convexopt/gpkit/tags


@galbramc any idea why this commit pushed directly to master did not trigger a build on gpkit_Push?


Please use this function instead of manually copying the stream:
https://github.com/freenet/fred/blob/9f29f97702dfe783623ac28dadc50a6347f7e85e/src/freenet/support/io/FileUtil.java#L624


Bonus idea: File a pull request to add a function inputStreamToByteArray() like this one here, it would be a good idea to have such a function in that utility class.


Please instead use the factory function for buckets:
https://github.com/freenet/plugin-WebOfTrust/blob/6290275713997f5c149bdea164d86ed99d69addb/src/plugins/WebOfTrust/IdentityInserter.java#L170


fix-window-frame-calcs-5095 (nealkruis) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-IntegrationCoverage-Debug: OK (1274 of 1274 tests passed)

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Similar to above URI stuff, please avoid manual construction of Strings when possible and instead use API: Freenet URI has a constructor FreenetURI(String, String) for specifying a document name (= file name).


This is redundant?


## This is a secondary heading
### This is a tertiary heading
* first item in list
* second item in list
* third item in list


## This is a secondary heading


شكرا لجيثيب. في فنها


Не Хватает инфы о квотах и необходимых правах пользователя.


I used this to extract the `host_port`, `host_ip`, and `container_port` methods from the provider class. I wasn't really sure where the best place to stick this was, so I made a new file. Let me know what you'd prefer here.


You still need to handle parsing old streams.


I think this is rather low level code. The high level code to generate a SSK FreenetURI keypair would be this:
https://github.com/freenet/plugin-WebOfTrust/blob/6290275713997f5c149bdea164d86ed99d69addb/src/plugins/WebOfTrust/WebOfTrust.java#L3189


Пришлось угадывать роли. Возможны ошибки.


Yes I read that too, but i could not get this to work any other way. okhttp client was sending GET request as "/nutty/1%2F2%2Fpasswd%20++" for "/nutty/1/2/passwd ++" causing signature problems. Had to use a combination of HttpUrl.Builder.addEncodedPathSegment() and URLEncoder.encode() to get the expected results.


Please notice that this creates very high priority inserts. Is that needed here? Maybe default to the median priority instead?


hmm, maybe it should be a tag


Пользователь API не авторизован или тот кого банят? А что если попытаться забанить админа?


We're actually version 2 or later at preference. Would be nice if you could offer the same :)


Did you forget to commit the unit tests or are there none yet?

(Tests are appreciated a lot, so I would be OK with keeping the JUnit dependency even if there are no tests yet!)


we dont have admin console on *nix.

> you may need to use `sudo` for this


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

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Actually, you have to implement both FredPlugin and FredPluginThreadless as FredPlugin provides the runPlugin() and terminate() functions, and FredPluginThreadless is an empty interface: Implementing FredPluginThreadless has the sole purpose of specifying that runPlugin() will return but the plugin should be considered as running until fred calls terminate().


Constants which are not intended to be changed should be "final", and "static" even if they do not have different values for different object instances of the class.


For me it's correct, the new SimpleUpdate is finalized. And now that you corrected the DPI problem, I don't see anything else blocking a release :)


Why is this catch block which does nothing here?
The only effect it has is up-casting the specific exception classes to the generic "Exception" class, which causes loss of information for the caller.


develop (mmatts) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: OK (1274 of 1274 tests passed)

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Better add specific classes to the "throws" declaration instead.


Adding validation and mandatory field status.


Same as above: Needless up-casting of class.


TeamCity Xbim :: Xbim Geometry :: XbimGeometry [Build 25](http://xbimbuilds.cloudapp.net/viewLog.html?buildId=61&buildTypeId=Xbim_XbimGeometry_XbimGeometry) is now running


Hmm. I normally do this instead of manually keeping the Bucket myself:
```
Closer.close(((ClientPutter)state).getData());
```

It will probably be the same Bucket, but it might be more robust against internal mechanics of fred changing the Bucket to a different one.
Also, if you use the getter, you don't have to keep the Bucket in a member variable of your own.


See https://github.com/freenet/plugin-WebOfTrust/blob/6290275713997f5c149bdea164d86ed99d69addb/src/plugins/WebOfTrust/IdentityInserter.java


Same as above.


@brkkyk Its better to use @product = Product.find.. since your model name is Product.


Done, added these two: "LOGIN_ATTEMPTS_EXCEEDED_TIMEOUT_ONEHOUR": 1, "INVALID_LOGIN_COUNTER_TIMEOUT_ONEHOUR": 1. Might be a bit wordy, let me know.


@brkkyk You should be able to get the User of the Product with some other way. :) http://edgeguides.rubyonrails.org/association_basics.html#belongs-to-association-reference


Also these for the relevant messaging, "LOGIN_ATTEMPTS_EXCEEDED_ERRORMSG": "Maximum failed attempts reached", "USER_BANNED_ERRORMSG": "You are banned".


Thanks !


Will add.


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

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Before(Wurmcoil Engine tokens as Wurm T1 and Wurm T2):
![1](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/9781539/9287855/c49b8934-435d-11e5-9ce5-3775caf3b60f.png)

After(No more Tokens...):
![2](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/9781539/9287858/d6d839e4-435d-11e5-9bf4-2150d488e7f8.png)

Gameplay(Wurmcoil Engine tokens...):
![3](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/9781539/9287860/e9749e1c-435d-11e5-9301-7dcb130b2435.png)


why should the score be calculated that way?


Можно добавить запрет сбора сведений о пользователях и абуз API с целью нарушить стабильность работы системы.

Например, слишком частые запросы или специально сформированные запросы с широким поисковым окном, вставка кривых длинные полей,  SQL injection, XSS через текстовые поля, которые будут показаны другим пользователям. Нарошное указание кривых значений как ,например, дата "from" позже чем дата "to" или негативные значения идентификаторов. Ну что бы кулхацкеры черпали вдохновение ![](http://sc2tv.ru/chat/mini-happy.png)


That's what -s has always done. Please open a ticket if you'd like to continue the conversation; they're much easier for us to track than comments on commits.


RemoveMoreBadCharacters (Myoldmopar) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1797 of 1797 tests passed)

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Ah, unarr_files() also contains what should be separate bzip2_files() and lzma_files(). The latter two need these warnings disabled, unarr itself doesn't. Adding to the confusion: Where are BZ_NO_STDIO and BZ_DEBUG=0 defined for compiling bzip2 and where's _7ZIP_PPMD_SUPPPORT for lzma? So bzip2 and lzma do also need their own projects, same as chmlib and synctex.


recomputeWithOutViewReset now also hides SelectionGraphicsItems, as t accommodate the case where app.recompute does <b> not </b> delete these items


101162692-IddBiquadriaticCurvesObjList-4856 (rglazer2) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-IntegrationCoverage-Debug: OK (1274 of 1274 tests passed)

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Là on a un problème : si *tree* a un fils gauche mais pas de fils droit, tu fais quand même la récursion sur les 2 fils.


Idem ici.


Without the Main, no error is reported.


I think this b should be a B. No?


I'd think you can use hit_wb TMP2?


아 몰랑


I thought that was your point about the lapack confusion? The matrix input name is "b".


Thanks for that


lol


most changes are due to android studio making tabbed spaces actual tabs.


Thanks i will remove it later today.


입출력삭제


@beydogan thanks for notice, bad mistake :)


it's okay, it happens!

I'm sure sooner or later everyone's bound to doS_omething like that :)


We can get rid of the 'gint's, it serves no purpose.


You need escape ```>``` as ```E<gt>``` inside code block.


Fixed by 91cdd3b98fefd9b47e7a6ebc1a221b43f0a9fb99.


The return types of the abort and send methods are incorrect. They probably should be ```any``` or ```void```, undefined is not a type.


This looks a bit strange in the socket code, is it temporary ?


@brunetgarcia tnx man for the trick..
@ropilz hey amn thanks to you too for the prompt reply. as a matter of fact i did  both tricks but unfortunately i got no notifications. it seems that the app is not identified by parse or android.

as a complement I have to add that your plugin has a very important registerCallback method and this diffentiates it with other android+ios capable plugins (which in the official plugins repository of adobe your's is the only bilateral plugin right now with this feature).

the only problem with it is dealing with these hefty tricks that we should undergo to build the project. the other one, which I used to use but withdraw it because of lacking the mentioned valuable feature(registerCallback) was as easy as defining its name in config.xml , placing right methods in the index.js and there you go.
( <gap:plugin name="com.parse.cordova.core.pushplugin" version="0.1.0" /> )

can you please help me get through this to get your plugin to work?

tnx a lot pal...


I am not certain this actually works, I tried using the step parameter and it did not  work for values other than 1 or None. (see #487)


I see. there should be different warnings. With the main there should be this error message. If there is not main we should have some warning like: "Either the condition is redundant or there is null pointer dereference."


IMO they should be const std::string's that are used by the caller and the callee. Furthermore I'd expect the documentation (also) at the declaration of this method.


comment from GIT hub


For information, I believe this is related to fixes I made in CheckUninitVar that handle ternary expressions better.


release mutex before return


Why on Earth did you do that!


Why does the link need to be shortened?


What's this? I assume it's Android Studio's nonsense and removed the textview an string.


Much better!


You need to use snake case.


In all places.


Within the views.


What should I write here and where can I upload my code...Anyone can tell me!!


reverted


Should the version of the framework project mirror the FLAnimatedImage version (i.e. currently 1.0.8, next one including Carthage support would likely be tagged as 1.0.9) or is it fine to leave that at 1.0 always?


ack


Do you think we should remove  `$(MAKE) clean_man`
under this recipe, so we have a same rationale as in `release_precompiled` ?


nice idea using set


Well, it depends on the usecase, I suppose. In my application with trees that comprise about 500 nodes the watcher function takes only 3ms for serializing to JSON and comparing the two strings instead of nearly 1s for the deep copy necessary for the original watching fn.


@cs96and Oh, I meant for you just to adjust the commit message (`git commit --amend -s`) and then force-push the result (`git push origin cygwin_fixes`)... But yeah, it should still stay a single commit. Thanks!


asdasdsad


Sure! The maps needs to be loaded before the bedwars games can load the games.


@rschamp this appears to fix the issue I was experiencing in Firefox 40.0 on OSX 10.9.5. Thank you!


Typo: should probably be "of your civilisation".


Why would you want to check for HETA at all? The documentation says the only valid tokens for the field are ATOM or HETATOM, but not HETA (see http://mmcif.wwpdb.org/dictionaries/mmcif_pdbx_v40.dic/Items/_atom_site.group_PDB.html)


I will care, no problem.

From Mobile.


This should be in the style TowardZero (see other enums in the code)


<!DOCTYPE html>

pink

blue

orange


@atfornes don't you find suspicious that 10 minutes are not enough to load SwellRT?

Just asking...


@ajaykrishnan33 Where is the mailer module ???


@armadillu the bool parameters where introduced after 0.8.4 so they haven't been in any public release.

@ofTheo the problem is that most times this would be used like:

```
rx.setup(9000,false)
tx.setup(9001,true);
```

which makes no sense at all when read, if you don't remeber very well if it's the client or the server where broadcast or reuse have to be specified it's even more confusing.. i have on idea what that bool flag means but even if i do i have no idea if it's reuse and no broadcast or broadcast and no reuse. instead:

```
rx.setupWithSocketReuse(9000);
tx.setup(9001);
```

is much more explicit and easy to understand just from reading the code.

we have this pattern, passing a boolean flag, in several places like

```
fbo.begin(false);
```

which is really bad practice, it's impossible to understand unless you go to the header. i've been trying to avoid introducing this pattern in even more places, that's why i changed this when fixing something else in ofxOsc some days ago.

I didn't realize though that the default was true. in that case i would change it to:

```
setupWithNoReuse
setupWithNoBroadcast
```

or even:

```
disableSocketReuse
disableBroadcast
```

which ideally should be called before setup but if called after setup just recreate the socket.


图片墙


Alright, works, I had the parameters for `std::copy` swapped accidentally.


Fixes issue #20


Should this also work for openni2_launch to be able to find the drivers? It works with rosrun openni2_camera... but not roslaunch for me? Any idea why?


pushed!


umm... the `InvalidateOpCache` is a protected method... shouldn't it throw an error if it's called from the controller?


htrfghgf


Something similar to `tree.rhs.changeOwner(ctx.owner, newSym)` is needed here to co maintain owners.


maximum concentration of hilters has been achieved


Why is recursion needed here?


Using new language features would break builds on some platforms. I do not plan to release Symbian or Windows Mobile, but Blackberry (Qt4.8) would be broken.


No they shouldn't be string as most uses are with a string id which is an int.


this repositary contains programs written in machine learning in c


They are 10 seconds sorry :relaxed:

In any case, it doesn't work. There is another problem somewhere


You misunderstood. I meant the `CVariant` property names (`heading`, `text`, `line0`, ...) should be defined `const std::string` somewhere so that they can be used here and by the callers.


exactly 10 secs, the tests were passing in my computer but not in jenkins, and the issue had to be with a timeout, so just tried to change it to be sure it was not falling because the machine where jenkins is running was slow


Ahh good idea


This seems sensible to me.


ESLint gives an error (a lot of these) because `metaKeys` is defined below the function (although var makes it available everywhere). I guess most compilers nowadays see it's not mutating, but I didn't check the performance. We could move it above the function too.


https://github.com/njsmith/metamodule claims that it can deprecate constants in its README, but I can't easily see how to do that from the code or docs. Probably needs the whole module to be wrapped in some magic. @njsmith an example in your package might be useful - I'm interested now:)


I think this is related to https://github.com/puma/puma/pull/669#issuecomment-131316755. `@cli_options` is overriding config file options.

```
>> @conf[:binds]
# => ["tcp://0.0.0.0:123132"]

>> @cli_options[:binds]
# => []

>> @options[:binds]
# => []
```


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https://github.com/njsmith/metamodule/blob/master/examplepkg/__init__.py

Lines 1-4 show how to enable the metamodule magic for a particular module, and lines 10-15 show how to set up a module attribute (= global constant) that issues a warning every time its accessed.

Another example: https://github.com/numpy/numpy/pull/6103/files

Any suggestions on how to make the README clearer much appreciated... it looks like it does describe this to me, so I'm probably doing the thing where I can't see the obvious missing piece that would make it clear because I'm too close to the project.


strikers로 할까요
저도 마음에 드는데요


아무래도 strikers 1945 2!!


sleep one second, isn't it?


@dcollinsf5 FYI– 2.1.4 swapped the reverts =D


Released 15-08-2015


`avator` は `avatar` が今だと正しいはずです。英語圏だとどちらも通じるらしいですが、[前者は旧式です](http://ejje.weblio.jp/content/Avator)。「学校」を「學校」って書くのと同じような感じですか。

細かいですが直すようにしましょう...m(__)m


> So if plugin have memory leaks would they be found if tests run in jre 8?
Then developer could do anything he wants, e.g. fix OOM (it's preferable way) or add any jvm options in `build.gradle` (if developer thinks that it's proper solution). The last approach is quite stupid though, because IDEA doesn't care how plugin was running while developing and IDEA will use its own jvm options, so all users will have to change IDEA running arguments just to get some third-party plugin works, and it's just wrong (if it's not the Scala plugin).

Seriously, this conversation doesn't make any sense, at the moment this code is just fine. If you have any thoughts about anything else, please file an issue instead of commenting commits. And please in the next time provide at least couple reasons for changing.


Seems like there was refactoring and now this code is moved to: [src/Microsoft.Dnx.Host/RuntimeBootstrapper.cs#L40-L57](https://github.com/aspnet/dnx/blob/74c621379cb2f80fd5b5034597475074ac40b596/src/Microsoft.Dnx.Host/RuntimeBootstrapper.cs#L40-L57).


Sweet!

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Indendation! Eek! :-)


エンコードしてないと、バイナリ文字列になるからisalpha()のときにすべての単語でTrueになってしまう。当然全部小文字で、word.lower()しても変わらない


```class ButterFly_random``` in the dev/1.51 branch has the randomization feature aswell.


代入しなおさなないとダメです。


`.Aggregate(Expression.OrElse);`


That's fair, of course it works fine the way it is so no problem.


This would be clearer as `product &= ~(1 << 31)`.


This casting should really be another function.


wit -> with


same as above.


For example when using a list of internal page links in a content element, the links could be dropped into the list but not sorted.


`[InlineData]` is not used.  Change to `[Fact]`.


Wrap the long line.


:heart:


Nit: as I see it is more about using double quotation marks,
https://pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cudzys%C5%82%C3%B3w
http://bugs.aviary.pl/show_bug.cgi?id=3737


I'm curious about the rationale behind this change. Besides the space savings being negligible, it makes it impossible to build the docs from the tarball, necessitating a check-out of the repository.

(Case in point: pkgsrc's py-werkzeug-docs package, which was created keep the weight of the base py-werkzeug package down, is broken by this exclusion.)


Sure, just need to add pid's to all scripts so that we can kill them all.


There should be a hint when this is replaced.
If you replace the values instantly it will be quite hard to determine what other plugins have done.

Plugin1:
getMessage() => {player}: {message}
setMessage("[world]{player}: {message}")

Plugin2: (With replace instantly)
getMessage() => "MrNiceGuy: Welcome to our server!"
setMessage("[Mod]{player}: {message}")
// Plugin1's changes are lost

Plugin2: (With lazy replace)
getMessage() => "[world]{player}: {message}"
message = Texts.format(message, Maps.of("player", Texts.of("[Mod]", Text.placeholder("player"))));
setMessage("[world][Mod]{player}: {message}")
// Plugin1's changes are preserved


I added two bytes at the beginning of the module to indicate the memory size and whether it's exported. Can you rebase first?

Also, can you use the macros in wasm-macro-gen.h to gen function bodies as byte arrays as per comment?


Oh! That was a mistake! I will fix it later.


You're alive? :heart_eyes:


typo: `Parameter`


tewe


did both in the current version.


It has 2 cores at 2,5 GHz. If it is slow there, I don't even imagine how it will be in cheap mobiles!


Will this change be released in future versions? I found that this feature is not included when I downloaded  v2.4.2 for a new project. @minwe


TeamCity Xbim :: Xbim Geometry :: XbimGeometry [Build 25](http://xbimbuilds.cloudapp.net/viewLog.html?buildId=61&buildTypeId=Xbim_XbimGeometry_XbimGeometry) outcome was **FAILURE**
Summary: Exit code 1 (new) Build time: 03:02:02


I don't have any particular opinion on the comma style. But being a very cosmetic change, this won't be allowed if you raise a pull request in rails master. Given that, I don't feel right about merging this in.

@fxn - thoughts?


yup


I have had a brief look into this without success.
Both D7 and D8 still use the 1.4.7 version, but use it as jquery.timeentry.pack.js rather than the jquery.timeentry.min.js available from the jquery repo at https://plugins.jquery.com/kbw.timeentry

I have tried a straightforward substitution but it would not work. Perhaps there is customised code in jquery.timeentry.pack.js as used in Drupal? Is an update worthwhile?


These 2 expressions are not equivalent. And cause #125 :
Before change :
```javascript
for (i = 0, len = paths.length; i < len; i++) {
  path = paths[i];
  if (path.id === id) {
    value = path.path;
  }
}
```
After change :

```javascript
value = (function() {
  var j, len1, results;
  results = [];
  for (j = 0, len1 = paths.length; j < len1; j++) {
    path = paths[j];
    if (path.id === id) {
      results.push(path.path);
    }
  }
  return results;
})();
```


Implementacja modelu


I think we has an fake A7. We has an A9 Processor :D


I have read the documentation of the method that is throwing that exception (FormService.saveFormResource()), it says that this method throws only the APIException, but when i try to catch with this exception instead, the error still occurs. I think the particular exception for that has not been implemented yet. Do you need me to implement one?.


hello there


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Love it.


rip


I think this breaks the intended semantic of SpanningReads, wherein we keep track of all reads that *might of* spanned this region, rather than where they aligned (that's CurReads, IIUC). @dalexander, can you confirm my understanding?


Something that's helped me is if I need to create a struct as a pointer, I do so right when I create it and then I don't have to worry too much about it later. e.g. line 24 wouldn't need the `address-of` operator `&`.


I am really happy! Would you want me to leave some suggestions on how to use jQuery when you're done?


ok


i


will do


Minor thing: since `*Endpoint` implements `http.Handler` you can get away with: `a.proxy.router.Handle(path, ep)`.
Minor thing: will want to refactor away the long chain of `thing.thing.thing.function` before prod.


Hi.


add a CNAME file


If you want me to add this to my repo you should create a pull request. Glad you like the plugin.


建议重命名为db.py和test_db.py 并修改cookbook下readme文件


Thanx for adding this to your todos and sorry to be clogging that list.


moving it up sounds okay to me. If you want to benchmark, it'd be interesting to know if it gets faster inside the function :)


另外，版权信息里应该写2015 而不是2014-2015


Oh well the cherry pick didn't appear the way I wanted it to. Oh well!


Special thanks for the *.el fixes. I avoided them when working on Emacs stuff.


@pcoughlin Thanks! That makes sense


smone help me out with line 14


Yes this is true. Was a little oversight. Will get to fixing it as soon as I can get an appropriate development environment.


I don't understand this. I added this line, then committed my branch, then removed this line. So why does it show up compared to the develop branch?


@vijaydev  and @fxn  thanks for your comments. I understood :) Can I do something for this PR?


All of these above were added by me and then deleted on final commit. Why do these show up compared to the develop branch?


Added this to fix a unit test problem. This code used to deallocate UnitarySystemNumericFields which would cause a unit test to crash.


Wouldn't this hang up in an infinite loop if none of the below conditions are met? I'd think this would have to be an `IF`, not an `UNTIL`, unless I'm missing something here.


Hi zhinan,
Does 'runc' still hang up?


This will *normalize* the rendering but nullifies the style improvement on Firefox. It can be revised with a `@supports` rule IMO.


Awwr big romance confirmed <3 <3 <3 :P


This commit saved my life. Thanks.


@nolanlawson 14% difference isn't great,  if consistent.
However,  I'm working on some `utf8slice` improvements,  so hopefully I'll cut it down even further.


@xe @xe @xe @xe @xe


@aji


Did I forget the break statement? My bad.

Date: Sat, 15 Aug 2015 16:53:31 -0700
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Nitpick on this switch statement: after your case lines, I'd expect to see a line break here.

So something more like this:

switch (mSize) {

case "tiny":
    mSize = "small";
    break;

etc...

Does that make sense?

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@rraustad I have to say i'm not a fan of this paradigm. I don't know what the problem is with the unit test and this code without looking at it. But I don't think adding a boolean to test if this is a unit test or not is appropriate.


`readAsync` 里用了 FileReader，只支持 IE10+。


A todo esto, si terminan todo para el lunes tómense martes y miércoles por
trabajar durante el fin de semana.

Javier
ps: tómense de "tómenlo como día libre", no de "cáiganse al litro"

El 15 de agosto de 2015, 19:59, Francisco Cifuentes <
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> De hecho en la mañana hice como 3 más en 10 minutos... Todavía es código de
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> Tenemos que pensar más esto. Entre los 3 podemos hacer algo bien bonito,
> voy a hacer un kanban del proyecto pa que sea más fácil la coordinación.
>
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`deprecated` -> to `*deprecated*`


We started to do it like that - `'allExcept: ['reserved']'`


Because this changes the messaging substantially (the message id's), I won't release this until the next SE update.
Because the SE update will force server admins to update and restart, thus keeping clients and servers in sync.

As a side note, don't load your private test mod and the public mod at the same time. They can TALK to one another!


Fixed both. So merging this with a bug fix?


There's a stylistic choice to make between ternary and explicit if statement - happy to change to latter if you'd prefer?


See [previous comment](https://github.com/Islandora/islandora_form_fieldpanel/pull/3#discussion_r37140983). It need to be `7.x-dev`.


In commit you mean, it is better to divide them


config_show_apn_setting_cdma is a CDMA thing, I don't think we want/need this one. The rest should be ok. I'll run a build tonight revisit this tommorrow.


Again, there's no need to import other libraries and increase dependencies when GBE+ can do it internally with only a few dozen lines of code :P


Thanks for finding this.  I spotted it in my branch but didn't remember that this version of the transfer stuff had already been merged.


this one is changes on my self build and testing, while watching cyanogenmod team build and changes don't merge this one


The reason is that the way remote station is implemented is pretty low level, it's in the set_station_bit function, which doesn't take the station run time as a parameter. The reason it's implemented this way is that it makes sure the remote station works no matter how you schedule the stations. Conceptually this is treating remote station like a hard wired station -- you turn it on, it will keep on until you turn it off. The timing is all handled by the scheduler so that set_station_bit function doesn't have to replicate the code from the scheduler to know how long the remote station is supposed to run.


Maybe do you refer the commented lines that are from line 2 to line 24, this lines were commented after test mixing concept


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`invitations.create inviter:self if admin? || invitations.count < invitation_limit`
试下这样写


But in the "normal" case we want to call "delete", right?


I believe you may have spelled "division" incorrectly/.


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I just noticed: this should probably be `config *Config` so tat nil may be passed.


No I haven't. We could try upgrading to Sphinx 1.3.1 and see if that makes any difference without having to switch to python3.


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 - __style__: [src/chaiscript_stdlib.cpp:18](../blob/28f5a74e987c4d69dbe8bd35b6f9ac2b7439d418/src/chaiscript_stdlib.cpp#L18) The function 'create_chaiscript_module_chaiscript_stdlib' is never used. (unusedFunction)
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 - __style__: [src/main.cpp:140](../blob/28f5a74e987c4d69dbe8bd35b6f9ac2b7439d418/src/main.cpp#L140) The function 'help' is never used. (unusedFunction)
 - __style__: [src/main.cpp:216](../blob/28f5a74e987c4d69dbe8bd35b6f9ac2b7439d418/src/main.cpp#L216) The function 'myexit' is never used. (unusedFunction)
 - __style__: [src/main.cpp:158](../blob/28f5a74e987c4d69dbe8bd35b6f9ac2b7439d418/src/main.cpp#L158) The function 'throws_exception' is never used. (unusedFunction)


还有个疑问，在 getQiniuToken 的时候，就已经记录了一条 _File 了吗？不应该等到真正上传成功后再往数据库写记录吗。而且如果 xhr error 了（比如发送大文件的时候失败了），save 返回的 Promise 就一直 pendding 在那里了。


+window.alert("Hi! How are you?")


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The way it's implemented now already leaves the placeholders in until all event processing is complete -- take a look at MixinNetHandlerPlayServer in SpongeMod for the impl


I agree


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