develop (lefticus) - Win64-Windows-8.1-VisualStudio-12: OK (351 of 355 tests passed)

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Done


return make_score(0, -14 * minKingPawnDistance +23);


Octocat is sad


It was removed because it's not an API that we want to support. We need to revisit caching and design a nicer way of doing it. I think it would be something like a `CachingTokenSource` whose constructor takes a  `TokenCache`.

cc @broady @bradfitz


The way it is currently written only the first and last RC constants will be tested. It may be better to insert the code below before the except clause (line 351):

```python
if not (self.mdRCConst>0).all():
   self.rejectEvent('eInvalidRCConstant')


WindowComplexManager_Speedup (DeadParrot) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-cppcheck-1.61: OK (0 of 0 tests passed)

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Well, I tried to introduce all Sony devices to them with the initial mass contribution.
If they don't want our devices, I can't force em :)


@kidwm 對，不能重複宣告，jshint 檢查不出來，舊 firefox 也可以跑


Should a message just be related to a list of users, or should it be one user (author) and a room?


Test comment


k


Fix this now!


should be g'day


Use this as a guide for your assignments.


Legal issues require you to fix this immediately


rspec tests fail on Ruby 1.8.7-2012 without this patch, because the timezone offset returned is not a Rational object

===
~/dev/do/do_oracle(master ✗) ruby -v
ruby 1.8.7 (2012-02-08 patchlevel 358) [universal-darwin12.0]
~/dev/do/do_oracle(master ✗) rspec spec/typecast/datetime_spec.rb
===

===
Failures:

  1) DataObjects::Oracle with DateTime it should behave like supporting DateTime reading a DateTime with manual typecasting should return the correct result
     Failure/Error: date.should == DateTime.civil(2008, 2, 14, 00, 31, 12, local_offset)
       expected: #<DateTime: 1472706263/600,1/12,2299161>
            got: #<DateTime: 1468386313/600,7200,2299161> (using ==)
       Diff:
       @@ -1,2 +1,2 @@
       -#<DateTime: 1472706263/600,1/12,2299161>
       +#<DateTime: 1468386313/600,7200,2299161>

     Shared Example Group: "supporting DateTime" called from ./spec/typecast/datetime_spec.rb:7
     # /Users/danielleong/dev/do/data_objects/lib/data_objects/spec/shared/typecast/datetime_spec.rb:40

  2) DataObjects::Oracle with DateTime it should behave like supporting DateTime reading a DateTime with manual typecasting a datetime column should return the correct offset in Feb
     Failure/Error: (@feb_row.first.offset * 86400).to_i.should == Time.local(2008, 2, 14, 0, 31, 12).utc_offset
       expected: 7200
            got: 622080000 (using ==)
     Shared Example Group: "supporting DateTime" called from ./spec/typecast/datetime_spec.rb:7
     # /Users/danielleong/dev/do/data_objects/lib/data_objects/spec/shared/typecast/datetime_spec.rb:86

  3) DataObjects::Oracle with DateTime it should behave like supporting DateTime reading a DateTime with manual typecasting a datetime column should return the correct offset in Jul
     Failure/Error: (@jul_row.first.offset * 86400).to_i.should == Time.local(2008, 7, 14, 0, 31, 12).utc_offset
       expected: 10800
            got: 933120000 (using ==)
     Shared Example Group: "supporting DateTime" called from ./spec/typecast/datetime_spec.rb:7
     # /Users/danielleong/dev/do/data_objects/lib/data_objects/spec/shared/typecast/datetime_spec.rb:90

Finished in 0.75964 seconds
7 examples, 3 failures
===


Not offensive


![download 1](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/6392429/9028618/60b7cdd4-394d-11e5-8e0c-a3ba80c80189.jpg)


This fixes #92


Howso?


It's not that these don't exist, but in order to keep the filename length at 8 Westwood shortened `dbris` to `dbrs`.


A very interesting line of code.


Hey Luke


Sup


Spam?


Fulfilling and inspiring comments


Why would you even edit this readme in the first place?
Notice the branch you got these from (https://github.com/WandoHighSchool/CPVII-Scripts) has since been taken down. CyberPatriot has a copy of the sources and if they decide they don't want scripts they're gonna be looking for the script and you'd potentially get teams disqualified.


Good catch.  Added.


Looks good to me


I had a problem pushing my files to my github repo, and because of those
cache files, I also had a problem deploying to heroku.
So i moved those files manually to the new folder and pushed to my repo and
heroku. I don't know why it worked after copying files manually.

On Sun, Aug 2, 2015 at 9:19 AM, Jesse Shawl <notifications@github.com>
wrote:

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> rails app?
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You shouldn't need to run `$ npm run bower` and `$ npm install` each time.


I think you have to say `You can also specify a custom +break_sequence+ ("\n" by default)` before this line.


Make sure you don't have an extra space in the key. I used to use the name
cheap ddns and it worked fine for me.
On Sun, Aug 2, 2015 at 8:52 AM Andrew King <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> I'm pretty sure it will return 400 if you have typed in something wrong in
> the url.
>
> There isn't much more that I can tell you from the log, other than it most
> certainly fails. All I put in was the hostname, the domain, and the "key" -
> there's no URL to provide. Here's the log:
>
> Aug  1 09:16:53 watchdog: start ddns.
> Aug  1 09:16:53 rc_service: watchdog 486:notify_rc start_ddns
> Aug  1 09:16:53 ddns update: ez-ipupdate: starting...
> Aug  1 09:16:54 ddns update: connected to dynamicdns.park-your-domain.com (104.219.249.25) on port 80.
> Aug  1 09:16:54 ddns update: unknown return code: 400
> Aug  1 09:16:54 ddns update: server response: Bad Request
> Aug  1 09:16:54 ddns update: asusddns_update: 1
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You still have this in init()
```
	if (get_device_version(gpu_id) < 120) {
		fprintf(stderr, "OpenCL 1.2 capability required."
			"Current capability:%d\n", get_device_version(gpu_id));
		error();
	}
```


This file business is from the book. The class is supposed to load a CSV from a _file_ of similar name. I tried mocking the file, but since the class uses file operations directly, I found I was mocking much of what the class-under-test does.


Weird. I was sure I kept them.


Same comment as vehicle. This is repetitive and you don't want to have to update it on every template. Let me know if you have questions.


ナイトメア暗転演出中に倒すと演出が解除されない #618


ナイトメア出現直後に倒すと画面全体のエフェクトが消えない #641


item.url?


Remove


Anytime fambam~


KappaHD


@gogglespisano Are you sure that your changes have still the same functionality?
Because in the original version, if `current` contained a newline character, the line will get splitted and then added accordingly.

In your version the `current` variable may contain somehting like `Hello World\n\n` where the empty line isn't correctly handled?

And the catch expression is missing. If we use try, we should try to use catch to show meaningful error messages to the user instead of just failing.


Any particular reason why we are changing the priority?


@twizmwazin No, should I keep it as monitor or there's any problem?


I'll just do it in a patch in a separate PR.


Sorry, @asreimer .  They are back in now.

I took them out because `git clean -fd` wasn't cleaning out the ignored files.  However, I learned that `git clean -fdx` does do this.  So, now I have an easy way to clean my davitpy directory even with all of the gitignores.

~Nathaniel


Don't change it if there isn't a reason to do so, MONITOR means that it will happen after all other event logic, representing an immutable outcome.


Cleaned out redundant prefix


@twizmwazin Oh, didn't know. Changed it back.


Le di Enter


注意这里要写var，是局部变量。不写的话就是一个全局变量了。不同cfg =  $.extend(this.cfg,cfg)，因为cfg已经从function(cfg)传进来了。所以是局部变量了。


We could make a `mkGeneralSrcSpan` alias in HERMIT.GHC, which is where we use CPP because we've just not got a choice in some cases.


Cheers for finding out that solarlightcolor node, I totally forgot it


MemberArray_Reduce (DeadParrot) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: OK (1775 of 1777 tests passed)

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Oh you're right.  I see the problem now.  I got stuck focusing on the free step instead of the creation step.  I will fix.


@mateusnr  Yeah! Destroy! :full_moon_with_face:


develop (mjwitte) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: OK (1262 of 1262 tests passed)

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Unused mutable variable `readFile`. This needs to be removed.


Plz accept my apologies in advance if this seems stupid but best of my efforts to find "pmd-gds-2.0.jar" in the files were futile. What I could find was "pmd-gds-1.0.jar" in the master branch.
Can you please point if I am missing something?


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

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Yay!


That's great thanks..hopefully soon I will start fixing a few of them


Fixes #1


I take it we'll end up with more files than what you originally said -- which is good since it will make the Dos thing easier to do.

There's still going to be `MockSupportParametersTest.cpp` and `MockSupportReturnValueTest.cpp`, right?


merging remote powerline-shell/milkbikis


@pedro-guimaraes @jow57

Na tabela de portifólio quero um campo para descrição, este armazenará um texto, para este fim existe os tipos de dados `tinytext`, `text`, e `blob`. Gostaria que vcs pesquisassem oq cada um é e qual a melhor opção, o mesmo se aplica para o campo `describle` da tabela `noticies`, que pode acabar mudando dependendo da sua finalidade.

As tabelas de `portfolio` e `noticies` estão com o campo `updateby` com tipo e linkagem corretos (parabéns :+1: ), quero o mesmo para as tabelas que ainda não o possuem, e também criem os campos `createdat` e `updatedat`.


unlösbar!


So according to the api, "andUniqueObject" adds on to the object itself.  So the Entity looks like this.

Snack {
   SnackName : String
}

then calling addUniqueObject("AllSnack", forKey: "SnackName") would just add to the array in the object.  Since the Object currently does not have an array column, it will be created for you thus the object will look like this

Snack {
   SnackName : Array
}

However since this conflicts with the previous entity I don't know what it will do.  Maybe it will deny the object.


Thanks Viputheshwar! Awesome :)


@pedro-guimaraes, neste commit foram upados os arquivos .bak, mas o `banco.mwb` não está presente, onfere se não faltou alguma coisa


Nop

```
[__DynamicallyInvokable]
public bool StartsWith(string value)
{
    if (value == null)
    {
        throw new ArgumentNullException("value");
    }
    return this.StartsWith(value, StringComparison.CurrentCulture);
}
```


What do you think about the new section idea? It would mean adding something like this to every single option:

~~~
.SH IMPORTANT - TYPE ADHERENCE
Option parameters passed to curl_easy_setopt \fBmust\fP be the type specified.
For example, if the type is a long you \fBmust\fP pass a long and not an int or
any other type. If you are passing an integer literal and the parameter type is
not int you \fBmust\fP cast or append the proper type suffix. For example, to
pass a 0 of type long you would pass 0L.
~~~


Ok, `vendor` is probably the wrong term for that and `common` would be better. I'd say the underlying idea is the same:

>The main advantage of splitting the application into two separate bundles is that it allows us to benefit from client caching. We might for instance make most of our changes to the small app bundle. In this case the client would have to fetch only it provided vendor bundle has been loaded already. This scheme won't load as fast as a single bundle initially due to the extra request but caching more than makes up for this disadvantage.

Source: http://survivejs.com/webpack_react/building_kanban/#splitting-app-and-vendor-bundles


M,


The catch only saved the exception so it could be thrown again.  Without the catch it will still be thrown (directly upstream) but the finally will do the clean up.   There was no (meaningful) message.  Are you saying to add an error message in this method?

I missed what the split was adding.  I'll add another commit to fix that, probably tomorrow.


@asterite
Landed in https://github.com/kubo39/syscall.cr/commit/ea27944093afdf1f4e0e3114d4e086bde2773a78, Thanks!


fixed. 0 should be the only falsy value that doesn't trigger the default option.


BTW, upstream don't need aclocal.m4, they use autogen.sh


Totally a good idea, but your package.json shouldn't be in charge of what
goes in that bundle. That's not its job.


shouldn't this line have changed too?


@ZachOhara Do you want my source code for the rest of the website? It also includes the old version of the Thunderbots FTC website


Ah, yeah. I got that and it makes sense :)


And I'd split out the CSS as well. And I think one could probably do the same here again, common styles vs. component styles. Or even take it further: critical path, common and component


Let us see to which values this first session will converge.


Looks like this commit introduced compilation errors. `read` now is undefined.


@zachw000 I know Javier has been building a new website for us, so you can
offer any of your code to him if you like. I don't know what his plans are
for incorporating old code, or if he plans to rewrite everything.

We will be discussing this, among other things, at the programmer meeting
tomorrow. The details are in the email I sent out. Will you be able to make
it?
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> @ZachOhara <https://github.com/ZachOhara> Do you want my source code for
> the rest of the website? It also includes the old version of the
> Thunderbots FTC website
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>


<!DOCTYPE html>

Hello World

I'm hosted with GitHub Pages.


Should this not be `if (current && current.item === itemIndex)`?

If current is already null, we shouldn't have to set it to null again


lah direvert :confused:


develop (mjwitte) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (744 of 744 tests passed)

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#This lesson was about for loops and nested for loops

import turtle
nbrSides = 8
for steps in range(nbrSides):
    turtle.forward(100)
    turtle.right(360/nbrSides)
    for moresteps in range(nbrSides):
        turtle.forward(50)
        turtle.right(360/nbrSides)


Thanks, fix pushed.


Tomorrow yes, I will be able to make it, as far as I'm concerned I have not got any information about the new site. However I do remember an agreement about me programming server-side, and he will do client. So essentially if my code is used it is a framework for him to build off of, and for him to figure out how to display.


Great!


> Well, but including these themes only make sense if they are used, right?

**Absolutely.** Unfortunately, [line 29](https://github.com/sphinx-doc/sphinx/blob/6b8f29bb45e3cda4cbd38727cc6726286b50db0e/sphinx/theming.py#L29) of `sphinx/theming.py` unconditionally imports _both_ themes regardless of whether the Sphinx configuration actually uses those themes.

In other words, they're _always_ used – even if they're not.


Why exactly are you adding `10` to the time, here?
Wouldn't it make more sense to say `sleep_time = self._antiflood_time - now`


IIRC,booth statements are evaluated when combined with a logical AND, regardless of order.


Your apropos query raises a good point, however: why does the Sphinx hook add these themes to `hiddenimports`? They're _not_ hidden. They're imported via `import()` and hence should be fully visible to the `modulegraph` scanner.

Unless I'm missing something dank and grotty? I don't think I am, so I'll go ahead and cull both from `hiddenimports` in this pull request.


My preference is to refer to these as `configuration_params` - its more general so we can stuff other things (behaviour instructions) in here as well as connection information. Of course once we do call it configuration_params we could put the expected_custom_attributes as configuration into here as well.


哈哈哈哈哈哈哈哈哈哈哈哈哈哈哈哈哈哈哈哈哈哈哈哈哈哈


Does this really load jQuery twice? Seems to me that it will only load jQuery if `window.jQuery` isn't defined.


How does a plugin user map the data from `fetch_data` to its custom attributes?


电探 是 电子探信仪 的简称，是日本在二战时期的类似雷达的技术，并非雷达


>Restoring DOES NOT give points back

Why? It should be possible.


sairam


Please consider http://mybbhacks.zingaburga.com/showthread.php?tid=267&pid=13574#pid13574


How does a plugin user know to make use of `name` and `description`?


**Done.** I've also touched up the inline comments a tad. Just because, you know... *pedantic*. :memo:


Actually, need to remove that. Those files now exist in this repo.


* Multisaltos para ia: cuando es el turno de la computadora, llamara a minimax nuevamente si la jugada anterior fue un salto.
* Se agregaron nuevas estrategias para la defensa inicial, como conservar la ultima fila por el mayor tiempo posible.
* Se modificaron los retornos de puntajes en la función minimax. Ahora hace durar la jugada incluso si va a perder, dándole la oportunidad de equivocarse al oponente.
* Se arreglo la regla de obligación de captura en minimax.


Storage


`prereqs` script was an old npm script entry for downloading files from the Notes repo. These files are now included when this repo is downloaded.

May need some more debugging.

Steps should be

1. `npm install` --> to download this project into your `node_modules` folder
2. `npm run setup` (once, for globally available node tools, skip if already installed)
3. `npm run linkup` to create symlinks in local project `node_modules` folder to the global modules folder
4. `npm run s` or `npm run server`


hola Diego,

no quedaria mejor todo esto en un
ciaaLibs_Matrix.h/c

creo es mejor separar los contenidos... :) tambine podemos cambiar el nombre de Maths a otra cosa :) pero me parece estaria bueno ordenar por topic.


Might be better to use an ivec2 here (but check to see what parameter type the ```create()``` function expects.


este copyright seguro esta mal... oseak usa ademas como name shema

Rtcs_Cfg.c.php y no Rtcs_cfg.c.php, te parece cambiar tambien los .h y todo a camel case?


Same as above: if ``mapSkeletonCoordDepth``` returns an ivec2, then you should use ivec2's here.


todavia no me queda claro por que este archivo, para portar la libreria? a otro hw otro os?


TLS 세선 -> TLS 세션


queres agregar ....~ en el gitignore para que no pase denuevo? :)


@b1l1s Thanks for reply. its debugger replaced a system call. `NTRDisasm`. Hope `dhs` would be better.


why not yaourt?


creo esto deberia ser eliminado?


@nastys Or else these could be seperated to external files, so you could be able to load any language text after it is built. *Full name? All right then.. if insist.*


Hey Josh,

I haven't been able to properly test it, since I don't have emby running.

Could you see if it works as expected, and if not correct it?

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Looks like you already fixed this and got it merged, right?
Sorry about the bug, thanks for getting it fixed so quickly!
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we should check if package size is already set to 1 before calling this procedure, if it is then we should go straight to procedure 2 (procedure 1 may take several seconds to finish if a large number of packages of size 1 are used)


Clearing 'n_channels' variable breaks future calls to 'forward()' because it uses 'n_channels' as well. Maybe just leave 'n_channels' alone?


Voting in *and* out? Whoa there, Mr. Scope Creep


![aa](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/3136026/9024835/70b0af78-3919-11e5-968a-66b6aa49cad9.png)
这个是区分大小写的.


added css file


I think that non-left aligned text is hard to read.


아! 그러겠내요!!


아우.
왜 이렇게 스팰링이 틀리지??


I'll update the comment accordingly.


네.


아! 참!
그러겠내요.


Just tested it and it works as expected.


I don't like "code" comments because they usually tend to "rot" very quickly and getting desynchronised with the active codebase. Except if there is a really really good reason to keep them, I remove them, they are in the VCS history anyway.


I think the help string should be the same in both cases. Can we move the option together with all the others and just vary the default value of logFile?


@MingcongBai To make sure that when we run the tests, we are actually using the one we want to test.

Or we would get `/usr/lib/abbs` instead of `/tmp/abbs-test` in the following test.
```Bash
# 00-env-check.sh
echo "$ABBS"
```


Grab the user module in assets/js/ng-modules/user.module.js and inject into your angular app.


02/08/2015 08:44:49


Thanks :)


JJ


Espero que no sea como nodenica, que solo ese commit hiciste #trollTime


02/08/2015 08:55:36


Let's wait for JSON integrated. I believe it will be easier to load all languages at once and not buther with files later. Language code can be used as a key, wile displaying the full language name in UI. We should consider to keep language names in english for accident language switching ( It's difficult for others to find which is language setting in case interface is in CJK :))


it created on page load so you dont want it to show then, but i just fixed the bug in my last commit, thanks


I shortened the service name 'Design from a Distance' to 'Distance Design' to keep all the service titles on one line. If the name must be changed back to original let me know. I will have to figure out another design method.


Any particular reasons for that feature and why it is on by default?


Move GitResourceBundleTest from package io.github.gitfx to GitFx/src/test/java/


I can live with this.


@spindel


if sp2 returns a quantity greater than 0 than we attempted to remove more inventory than is available at the location given (error)


I wonder if there is a nicer way of doing this without Callback.


Looks nice! Let's see how the Docs look when they update :)


I've made the changes.


Also accidentally removed Marian from the scene. Will fix when she is functional.


This might help: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/14290527/recreating-setfenv-in-lua-5-2


It was supposed to stop some issues when toggling quickly, still needs tweaking.


shouldn't need this recursive call now, sp2 will loop through runs until amount=toReserve is reserved. if toReserve is greater than 0 after -> error


This break only exits the x loop and not the y and z loops, doesn't it?


The goal of this run is to get a more clear picture of the memory profile used as the game is running. During this run, the story was completed from start to finish during one instance, but with some minor changes to prevent certain parts from being impassable due to the poor performance of the program while running under Valgrind (even with the --fair-sched=yes option enabled).

The file "massif_080115_out_960.txt" is the raw output file from Valgrind's Massif tool.
The file "massif_080115_msprint.txt" is the same data, formatted for human consumption by the ms_print tool.

In the latter file, snapshot 25, starting at line 1353, shows memory usage peaked around 300 MB during this run. Note line 1361 in particular, indicating that most of that memory is actually due to music. During previous runs, I saw memory usage peak twice as high as this, however, during this run, half the time the music failed to play. It may have to do with the fair-sched option I passed to Valgrind in an attempt to increase the performance of the program. Since even the largest audio file doesn't exceed 10 MB, this will be an obvious place to make improvements.

For the Lua part, line 1442 seems to indicate that the Lua code dealing with animations is what eats most of the memory there. Lua has automatic garbage collection, and it does its magic when objects become dereferenced. It would be worth some effort to ensure that references to objects related to animations are cleared when the animations are completed - for animations that only happen infrequently that is. So during battles, animations related to the battle can remain loaded, then the references cleared when the battle completes.


@dukesrg Some language names are long. So i prefer to use a locale name as `en-US`. Single file, and it would easily conflict (if no merge tool). wait for JSON too.


please have both `MinSize` and `MaxSize` as params. one param is not enough to specify ranges like:

```
256KB - 1MB
```
without doing convoluted back-calculation:
```
avg = (1MB + 256KB) / 2
```
which defeats the purpose of taking only one param (ease of use)


todo: flush on start read? Otherwise the serial buffer will continue to accumulate while reading is stopped and when reading restarts the buffer may be full or partially full of data the user is not interested in.


+1, please accept the pull request


so why do you need to store it in context now?


I do not see port here... VVVV


comma will be nice


Please change this to use the HTTPS link. We shouldn't have HTTP links that can be HTTPS.


why do we need to dup the bytes here? because we reuse the buffer elsewhere?

ideally we should be able to pass in readers straight to our chunkers without having to copy data.

could we try to match this interface:

```go
type Splitter interface {
  Next() ([]byte, error)
}

// returns a Splitter for Reader. will read + consume Reader.
// will not copy.
func MyNewSplitter(reader, ..., other, params) Splitter { ... }
```
see also WIP from a while back: https://github.com/jbenet/go-chunk would be good to benchmark these...


Good. We should do the same in othe parsers.


ok, took me a while to understand your previous comment... if port is None we should get it from srvrecord if not then we should apply it here. but port will never be none as we enforce it at parameter get, so maybe we should leave it none there and enforce it here, passing port to dns, so it construct server:port based on port if non None or acquire from record.


print!


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Rectified in f0097ebe198918a0e80ddc1bd99f1fd55e37d095


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Spelling mistake


Sorry，上面多写了个 a .... 删掉以后重发一个 PR 就 ok 了。辛苦。


I don't think this is worth the effort given the IETF is moving toward fixed DH groups via a TLS extension and 2048-bit DHE is not going to be broken anytime soon.


The issue here is there is no easy way I know of in Arduino to query a board about it's Serial capabilities. I could add something to Boards.h for each architecture but I also have a separate goal of greatly reducing the contents of Boards.h. I at least know if a board has an AVR micro or not (SoftwareSerial only works on AVR boards) but there is no way currently in Firmata of reporting the type of architecture other than specifying all digital pins as "SoftwareSerial" pins for AVR boards (which is misleading because not all pins are supported for SoftwareSerial for all AVR boards - but there is no way to query which pins). Adding more constants to Boards.h may be the only option...


Sorry, my bad. That's me being terrible at git. It's definitely 0.5.1. Sadly since this is tagged, it probably won't change :cry:


I want to use [`Array#empty?`](http://docs.ruby-lang.org/ja/2.2.0/method/Array/i/empty=3f.html) here.


`libs.size == 0` is slightly redundant. Please use `Array#empty?` instead.


Leftover from the old reference stuff. Will remove it.


+1. I'd like to hear what parts 'failed' and what parts 'succeeded'


`libs[0]` can also be written `libs.first` as follows:

```ruby
irb>  a = [1, 2, 3]
=> [1, 2, 3]
irb> a.first
=> 1
irb> a[0]
=> 1
```

I want to avoid using array index as much as possible in Ruby.


xxx


Typo?

/usr/libx86_64/  -> /usr/lib/x86_64...


I have corrected 'estamined'. Will be in next commit.


ditto.


OK, I see I was wrong. `openDocument()` is of course used as a slot for the `currentDocumentChanged` signal from the document chooser. (Maybe it should be renamed to reflect that then.

I'll continue looking ...


@adarshmishra what package to put here?


Isn't ^1.3.1 a better solution ?


any updates?


@adarshmishra move it inside people only or merge both packages. I was thinking to have people as main package and then add contact and group as sub packages


Maybe, I don't really know what the difference is.


По поводу FlowersDao.java - если я правильно понимаю, то у нас должен быть интерфейс FlowersDao и класс, который его реализует, напр. JdbcFlowersDao. Так делал Рома в своем коде. В FlowersDao указываются только методы, которые нам нужны для работы с базой данных, в JdbcFlowersDao будут реализации этих методов. Тогда мы сможем легко заменить JDBC на Hibernate, создав файл HibernateFlowersDao, когда будем переходить на Hibernate.


This was aggregate initialization (C++14), no warning (see travis)


Cool stuff


将$boundingBox 作为一个整体处理，不用重复append。


Could you align the offset of this line to the other?


This never gave me (nor Travis (`g++-5`, `clang++-3.6`) (around the line no. `311`)) a warning. Please ensure, that your compiler supports C++14


Now I see a little clearer:
`openDocument()` is called when the file is actually displayed, loading all the links etc. but `loadManuscripts()` is called when the document chooser is populated with (additional) documents.

This means: We need the check in `openDocument()` to prevent a crash when trying to access a non-existent file. But when we want to avoid non-existent files to be displayed in the document chooser we *also* need the check there.

So I think we have to different uses here and therefore actually need the two different checks. It's right that the check is redundant when loading files from the file open dialog, but I think checking for that situation would *add* complexity and runtime rather than reducing ...

So I vote for keeping everything as it is. OK @PeterBjuhr ?


Let's use arbitrator for the case a selector returns LANG_AUTO.

```
if (language == LANG_AUTO)
     language = arbitrate (glc, candidates, n_candidates);
````


B4 building...ie on sept 31 July evening.


Leave a line note


print(key, value)


Great stuff!

Thanks again for your contribution :)

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For the tuning bounds, I royally messed it up indeed.

For the effect, the bench are different.
There will be a  S(0.5) difference whenever the 2 Kings are one the same side of the board.
(for example White Ka5 and Black King c7, White gets the >RANK_4 bonus, not Black)

Also if one King is advanced, and the opponent has no pawn
=============================================================

Something looks wrong in this formula. Testing will show, but...

a) If advanced king Ke5 and pawn d5 (so king close to pawn, as it should)
the score is...   minus S(0,16). Should probably be close to S(0, 0)  (no penalty)

b) if you do not have any pawns, the score is S(0,0).
    So there is some artificial pressure to get rid of the last pawn when the King is advanced,

c) If all the opponent pawns are on his rank 2 to 4,
    I do not see why the White King should have any penalty for being advanced or
    far from own pawns.

d) The effect is that King stays on rank_4 as long as it can.
    But sometimes, it is better to fight his way up front,
    or in Rook +pawns or Queen +pawns endings,
    be shielded by pawns from behind or the side.

Maybe something like
return pawns ? make_score(0, -16 * minKingPawnDistance--) : SCORE_ZERO;

Local spsa after 5M games @ 1s +0.06 shows something like
return make_score(0, -9 * minKingPawnDistance +15);

I did not look at the other similar formula at line 312.
We must fix line 301 first.
====================================================================

I'm also starting to  think that this "King safety" calculation could simply be skipped when the non pawn material is < Rook Value, or possibly higher. Maybe this was already tested ?


dałbym jeden, ustalony układ elementów K/P/N/... - łatwiej będzie tłumaczyć na inne/różne języki


Add dependencies about the gstreamer modules.


specialized?
I cannot find "specialied" or "specialy" in my dict.

But "LanguageSelector" is acceptable.


c -> k


"popraw" + "ne"


Well, when I wrote these scripts, yaourt had a very, very bad reputation. I have to admit, though, that I didn't really look into these issues, so I don't know what exactly was wrong with yaourt. All I needed was some very basic AUR tools, nothing fancy, trivial to write. So why bother? :)


print()


Is `T` the best name here? I was thinking maybe `E` for element or `W` for WebElement?


@annaalkh Короче, так оно выглядит в первом приближении. Сразу надо очень много думать, как это дело обобщить... Я задолбался тексты в prinln писать, а их не так и моного было. + каждую игру таким мокаром не особо весело пилить...


~1.3.1 means >= 1.3.1 < 1.4
^1.3.1 means >= 1.3.1 < 2


I don't want put language dependent code here.

How about put this to main/selectors.h ?

About the name of function, I want to introduce a convention. How do use "select" as prefix.
So "selectByPickingPerlVersion" is a name I can find.


perhaps name it `secure`?


space after `###`?


Awesome ... hope you have had a wrapping tool automating some conversion...


perhaps quote `true` as

```
`true`
```


`for _, trans := range []blas.Transpose{blas.NoTrans, blas.Trans} { ... }`

and remove the blas.Transpose field.


also, did you see PR #4?


Say which test this was and whether transposed.


This repository is not only for gst-player. So the name should be like slomo rather than gst-player.


I'm sorry but i don't know if you need a GPL header here..


What for are you calling `vim_strsave`? `copy_option_part` has rather explicit name: it *will* do copying on its own. Check out `vim_list_runtime_paths` from `src/nvim/api/vim.c`: it just does `rtp = p_rtp` and then uses `copy_option_part`.


Only this is removed? Oh, sorry for you roxas..


It's my fault during merging. I'll fix it ASAP.


It seems that enabling enforced SELinux causes issues with the sensors on the surnia platform.  Mainly the accelerometer, proximity sensor, and the light sensor.


I'll add. Thank you for reviewing. ;)


Appears to have fixed it, thanks!


I found the entire of this file is written by myself. GitHub may have misunderstood this is based on myThread.h.


m


a


Then that should be its problem.


一个commit包含的内容: 谁 在 什么 时间 做了 什么 内容


**Sorry, guys.** I didn't realize there was a corresponding unit test. Back then, I didn't realize there *were* even unit tests.


Fair enough, thanks for the link. This explains it.


cool!


## New `MultiLine` property in `StringLengthValidator` (breaking change)

`StringLengthValidator` now has one feature more. The new MultiLine property controls whether `\r` or `\n` are allowed. By default is false because this is the most common scenario (SerialNumber, Name, SureName, City...) and you have to set it manually to true for the multi-line properties (Description, ErrorMessage, StackTrace...).

Additionally, `StringLengthValidator` also has two new properties: `AllowLeadingSpaces` and `AllowTrailingSpaces` that control whether `\r` `\n` `\t` or ` ` are allowed at the beginning or the end of the string. Both are also false by default.

**Magic behaviour:** Just by setting `MultiLine = true` both `AllowLeadingSpaces` and `AllowTrailingSpaces` are turn to true. This tries to make simple the common case: simple properties should not have spaces before or after, but multi-line properties are more liberal.

Finally, in web `MultiLine=true` also sets `ValueLineType.TextArea`

### How to fix the code?

Search for `Max = int.MaxValue` in your code and manually add `MultiLine = true` when necessary. Of cource, if there's no `StringLengthValidator`, is not necessary.

Example here: https://github.com/signumsoftware/extensions/commit/dc534f9145a46c095afb081d816ba52ca8aec180


looks good


觉得你使用@@info来存储信息不是特别好。在有多个MessageManager实例的时候容易发生冲突。用@@file来存储位置也不是很好。为什么不考虑在构造函数里去设置@info和@file呢？这样的话多个实例就不会冲突了。另外你也不需要在71行让用户自己指定保存的文件了。这样子的话你的那些方法也都可以不设置为类方法了。个人觉得在这个地方用类方法不是很好。

query函数中仍然存在一些问题，语法不是这样子的。我说的是传入一个Hash类型的参数，因为在ruby中，如果方法的最后一个参数是Hash的话可以忽略大括号，所以写成了query(auhtor: '')。你这边的方法定义要写成def query(options = {})，如果还是不太理解的话可以qq上问我


Doesn't this already inherit `:x` etc from `DisplayObject`?


l


The problem is that I still experience problems when using unit initialization or assignment instead of aggregates. I need to investigate this with the experts of comp.lang.ada newsgroup :)


:+1: thanks


I had this open: https://github.com/mesosphere/kubernetes-mesos/pull/419


@Alfalik I would do this a line before incase the number decreased in the time it took.


:-1:

Please show me any website that uses it.  They can also [break anchors](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1889076/is-it-recommended-to-use-the-base-html-tag).  Besides, we handle our own URL fixing pretty well.

I’m reverting those commits.


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@Judkey What about `Say hi to the world` instead of `Hi world`?


Yes, it is but it's something that I had to do when I was developing while keeping former constants. I'll remove it.


>So I think we have to different uses here and therefore actually need the two different checks.

I see no problem in just handling the error when trying to open a removed file. But we could have an extra check when the files are loaded and warn if the file is removed to give the user a chance to restore before opening it.

>It's right that the check is redundant when loading files from the file open dialog, but I think checking for that situation would add complexity and runtime rather than reducing ...

Yes, it would be difficult to sort out the different cases from here. But if we want the check when a session is opened for we could move it to that function.

I think I prefer not doing the check at all because it would be mostly redundant anyway.

>So I vote for keeping everything as it is.

I think we do need a notification from the error handling in `openDocument`. And as suggested above I think we should warn the user of missing files rather than removing them as long as they are not opened. The problem is when the current manuscript is removed then the user would first get a warning then an actual error when the file is to be opened. That is of course not good.


OK it's a good idea.


@yankejustin Thanks!


Bon du coup je vais commenter ici directement dans le code :D


No, it's worse than that :smile:
I kept this while developing the USART externalization and I should have removed it. Sorry


could be shorted to msg = self.say


Title should be:
 DisplayResults now turns it's margin red to warn the user if target …
…not achievable


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還沒細看程式碼，只是先調 coding style 而已


We had a case of `IOError` but that was on a broken file path. If you can provoke an IOError I agree to add that.


:thumb


What
no. JUST NO.
the function isnt called __init, its TRSLodestoneScreen.__init.
All internal functions dont need lines stating where they are used. what happens when someone makes another function that uses it? are they supposed to find that internal function and update it's description?They also dont need lines stating that they are internal functions.  just because you say something is internal doesnt mean it is. __ means internal.


OK, I'll wait for JSON too, but please avoid using useless regional suffixes when there are minimal to no differences. Splitting languages by region makes it harder to add changes. There are almost always words that are correct for all regions. For example:
- "centre" is correct in both British and American English, while "center" is only correct in the latter (that's why if you really have to use a suffix, I think it should be en-GB)
- "program" is used in both British and American English when talking about computer programs
- "você" (you) is used in Brazilian Portuguese instead of "tu", while in European Portuguese both are used


What's the reason why to add .gitignore here you guys?


As I understand it `closeDocument` is used in connection with the editor document. `removeManuscript` (which as mentioned should be renamed) just removes the viewer document.


I tried all options for this rule and `consistent` is the one requiring minimal changes (it's used in this commit).
`as-needed` and `consistent-as-needed` generate a big amount of errors, especially in tests.
I'm for not putting the rule at all in this PR, as there is no consensus in the code about that, it is not directly related to the eslint upgrade and as @silverwind noted, we don't need ES3 compatibility regarding reserved keywords.


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Ok.
I'm just going through the files and rename dtuff to Viewdoc/Editdoc.
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Can you file a PR to a fontpatcher (with a screenshots like from the mailing list, but a second pair: “before” and “after”)? I cannot review these changes and am not sure that message in powerline-support will attract right people’s attention.


Meet the master sorcerer in the forest of origin


Meet the master sorcerer in the Forest of Origin.


Honestly, I didn't have the time to look for the reasons these lines were commented, but I figured there might be a reason, and it would probably be a conflict with the user settings.
Adding to that is the fact that current Rust style guides are officially in a preliminary state, although indentation recommendation shouldn't change at this point.
I'd prefer per file style settings to be just a default, with user being able to override them. If it's the other way round it's a more stricter approach many would support.


Accepted


@nastys Seems that is already done, see #101. JSON implemented by @173210.


much new version such improvement :heart:


Правильно понимаю? Строка <jee:jndi-lookup ..... - это такой bean, который подставляется в классе FlowersDao в функцию
@Autowired
	public void setDataSource(DataSource jdbc) {
		this.jdbc = new NamedParameterJdbcTemplate(jdbc);
	}


`**/*` also matches `*`


At least `**` should match. `.`


Grammar mistake... :)
It is necessary to fix


Greate job benchmarking those modules, @jonschlinkert! Main reason with switching back to `glob2base` is to be closer to what `gulp` doing in `src` method. I don't think about performance difference with this two modules, but seems like it could be improved (thou `glob2base` have "fine" performance).

Could you open issue in `glob2base` with this investigation?


The resource directories would not move to the common test project because the test cases would be different for each plugin.


@pierreinglebert: thoughts?

https://github.com/pierreinglebert/node-zopfli/compare/master...XhmikosR:warnings
https://ci.appveyor.com/project/XhmikosR/node-zopfli/build/1.0.35

BTW it keeps failing and can't figure out why yet :/


hey, you could simply import the stuff from the coalib?


This just destroy notification nope ?


"subdomain": "pmb",
What is this?


the ideal solution is to split off a coala-utilities library that contains all that isolated misc stuff that is still reusable. (Not printers or such things that could easily make an own library.)


woohoo!


ack


Ugh, I forgot to delete this.


ack, can you do this also for the coala repository?


as before, don't rewrite existent stuff  please


it's always better to point to the non-minified version: Meteor will uglify/minify it anyway...


[sweetalert-dev.js](https://github.com/t4t5/sweetalert/blob/master/dist/sweetalert-dev.js) seems the good one ;-)


I cannot use the coalib for tests ... because CoalaCommand and CoalaThread's tests will have to be run by sublime (using a sublime testing framework) - so, I'd need these functions inside sublime too.

I agree that breaking up coalib is ideal solution. When that happens, I can use that for log printer and contextmanagers


Yes, I wanted to test it here first :)

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This allows to see the "Charging"/"Charged" label above the lock icon in keyguard screen


Well coala is installed anyways, right? So you can simply `from coalib....
import ...`?

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> I cannot use the coalib for tests ... because CoalaCommand and
> CoalaThread's tests will have to be run by sublime (using a sublime testing
> framework) - so, I'd need these functions inside sublime too.
>
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Ah - that makes sense - will change

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I have no memory of what this line is supported to do, and I can see why it's messing things up. Strange.


Now I know why this sounded familiar. But didn't remember there was the pr.


Game breaking change, please revert.


Hi Alex,

Happy to inform that I deployed two small improvements to production :
- auto-refresh : add ?refresh=<refresh_rate in minutes> to your dashboard,
fe. :
http://buildtimetrend.herokuapp.com/dashboard/angular/angular/index.html?refresh=10
(currently 10 minutes is the minimum refresh rate, due to caching of the
query results that supply data for the charts), more info [here](
https://github.com/buildtimetrend/service#dashboard)
- the average buildtime metric on top of the dashboard now shows minutes.

> - SHA, I assume you mean the commit-hash? Definitely a possibility to
> > group by commit-hash, or by build ID? The chart might get overcrowded for
> > longer timeframes (month, year), though, but should be OK for week or
> day :
> > buildtimetrend/python-lib#102
> > <https://github.com/buildtimetrend/python-lib/issues/102>
> >
> Yeah, I'd like a zoomed-out view at first, but ability to zoom into
> individual items from the 'Build History' tab in Travis. It's a 'travisty'
> that they don't show this (instead they show cumulative time including
> sitting in the queue)
>

I'll see what I can do. I'll create an overview chart grouping on build ID
and figure out a way to display build job duration without overcrowding the
chart.

> >
> > -
> > - kiloseconds : it's on the todo-list to display in 'xxh yym zzs'
> > format, just like the badge in the top right corner :
> > buildtimetrend/python-lib#39
> > <https://github.com/buildtimetrend/python-lib/issues/39>
> > - travis buildstage labels (script.1) : as far as I know, the Travis
> > stage names can't be customized. But there are other possibilities. The
> > chart could show the executed command (fe.
> './scripts/ci/build_and_test.sh
> > ${MODE}' in case of 'script.1'), is that something that could work for
> you?
> > Another possibility, is to generate custom timestamps with labels during
> > the build (that's how Buildtimetrend recorded timing data before Travis
> > started adding timestamps to their logs), but you'll have to add those to
> > your .travis.yml file and the script that parses the logfile has to pick
> > them up (currently not supported).
> >
> I think I'd like to just emit lines into the build log in some format you
> recognize, and have these shown instead/in addition to the times that
> travis writes. I imagine I would need to write startYYY/stopYYY pairs so
> you know the duration, you can't assume that a particular build step has
> finished the same moment the next one starts.
>

Sure, I assume you'll want to add some timestamps inside your
build_and_test.sh script?
By the time I can support this, I can provide you with a script that
generates the timestamps in a format that the script recognises.

> >
> >
> > Currently the charts show averages of builds during a timeslot (per hour
> > on the 'day' timeframe, per day on the week and month timeframe), so
> > digging into specific builds is not possible at the moment, but
> definitely
> > something I'd like to add.
> > Would a chart with maximum times be useful?
> >
> Actually the easier thing for me is, I know the dart stable build is the
> slowest, so if I could just select a single matrix build dimension at the
> top, and all the graphs narrowed to show just that build, it would be good.
>

Good idea, filtering on build matrix items. I'll create a Feature request
for it: https://github.com/buildtimetrend/python-lib/issues/103


The widget is created even if it is closed.

But the function `closeAllManuscripts` is renamed and moved to the panel!


shouldn't the auto generated repr do the job?


Why? Just leave the original one. You don't need custom messages in the console.


That would work in this case (UtilsTest).
But not in a test I write for CoalaThread/Command - as that test will run
*inside* sublime - where I cannot import coalib

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>
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>
> > I cannot use the coalib for tests ... because CoalaCommand and
> > CoalaThread's tests will have to be run by sublime (using a sublime
> testing
> > framework) - so, I'd need these functions inside sublime too.
> >
> > I agree that breaking up coalib is ideal solution. When that happens, I
> > can use that for log printer and contextmanagers
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So, essentially - if `import coalib` works, `import sublime` wont - and
vice versa

On Sun, Aug 2, 2015 at 2:22 PM, Abdeali Kothari <abdealikothari@gmail.com>
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> That would work in this case (UtilsTest).
> But not in a test I write for CoalaThread/Command - as that test will run
> *inside* sublime - where I cannot import coalib
>
> On Sun, Aug 2, 2015 at 2:19 PM, Lasse Schuirmann <notifications@github.com
> > wrote:
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>> Well coala is installed anyways, right? So you can simply `from coalib....
>> import ...`?
>>
>> 2015-08-02 10:47 GMT+02:00 AbdealiJK <notifications@github.com>:
>>
>> > I cannot use the coalib for tests ... because CoalaCommand and
>> > CoalaThread's tests will have to be run by sublime (using a sublime
>> testing
>> > framework) - so, I'd need these functions inside sublime too.
>> >
>> > I agree that breaking up coalib is ideal solution. When that happens, I
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Oh... ok got it. Minor improvement though. Will consider to replace this everywhere. Thanks.


fixes #4


ack


I can see that you used 0x18000000 as vram, but on the n3ds it's 0x1F000000. Also the fcram changes, 0x20000000 on o3ds, 0x28000000 on new 3ds. This things has to be fixed for n3ds support ;)


I'd rather user `self.printer._print` here


It's nice ! I was looking at the nan breaking changes to update it ^^
I tried to build your branch but I get the _NAN_ERROR issue solved by this [PR[(https://github.com/pierreinglebert/node-zopfli/pull/53) so I think you should rebase first.

PS : Don't update jshint, there will be conflict with this [PR](https://github.com/pierreinglebert/node-zopfli/pull/54) as I'm moving to eslint.


Perfect :star2:


actually maybe you should rather override `print` instead of `_print`, then the `LogPrinte` doesn't need to inherit from `Printer` and you call `self.printer.print` in line 153 ff. simply. Should make the whole thing a lot cleaner, wrong?


unack


Looks fine, two comments:

-- The python paho module will automatically reconnect if the connection to the MQTT broker gets lost, so the manual reconnection appears to be redundant. This is documented, albeit very cursory, in the description for loop_start()

-- I'd remove the "ctrl^c" print -- it's pretty obvious that you can exit the module this way, and it would be the only output of the module not being done via the logging framework


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Thanks!


I uncommetted it too.
Now I have no more notifications on my lock screen xD


Completely breaks the repo on Windows, hundreds of files marked as "changed" and can't undo the changes... impossible to work, can't even switch branch as I can't clean nor stash the non-existing changes. Even a new fresh clone instantly shows hundreds of "changed" files, whether core.autocrlf is on or off (worse with it off).
These attributes might cause git to consider the files as LF when they haven't yet been converted... reverting it for now, I managed to get a working repo again using git reset --hard HEAD~5.


Makes sense. https://github.com/yiisoft/yii2/commit/f4dfb0f17f0c4e66f216f67559aa7421f212bb48


> They're imported via import() and hence should be fully visible to the modulegraph scanner.

Does modulegraph support scanning `import()`? (I don't know, but AFAIK, PyInstaller 2.1 did not.)

> These themes are always used – even when they're not.

What a crap!


@calclavia Breaks all resource loading inside jars ;)


I have already rebased and it keeps failing :/

For ESLint, good decision, but we can rebase before that. I need to figure out why build fails first anyway :/


ikyglutfkoutkyg


*orit*


--orit
-orit


**rerure**


orit


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Actually, the instructions I listed in #1 did not mention anything about creating test cases. I was leaving that for after you completed those steps I listed.


This doesn't seem like it corresponds to the steps I laid out in #1 (see step 6):

> Alter ... `ForeachLoopToLambdaRefactoringTest.java` to extend **`edu.cuny.citytech.refactoring.common.test.RefactoringTest.java`** instead of `org.eclipse.jdt.ui.tests.refactoring.RefactoringTest`.


Again, the instructions in #1 did not mention anything about copying test* methods to this class. Please let me know if any part of those instructions are unclear.


Its not possible to add this library. Since itext 5 versions are GPL, only GPL project can add this version. So adding this library will violates GPL restrictions because its not compatible with APL projects.


Thanks, it's clear now. I will add it in OFBiz.


"Remove legacy node stuff"? No, these were the unit tests of the original author.


Oah


No!


This was added because of this,
https://chriswarrick.com/blog/2015//07/06/upass/


IANAL, but I don't think that you can remove the copyright header without permission from the original author. The license explicitly states that the copyright header has to be retained.

> Permission is hereby granted, (...) subject to the following conditions:
>
> The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software.


Google Translated pages (from translate.google.com) only works because of this tag rewriting URLs from their original hosts without modifying the document.


If you see broken anchors,, the anchors were already broken or too ambiguous.


Check out your own 404-pages:
https://chriswarrick.com/dsfs/sdff/ee///dfdf
https://chriswarrick.com/dsfs/sdff/ee/ (not even any double-slashes)


For Nikola that uses relative URLs by default, the base tag is highly recommended. Sorting out all of this is the tag’s explicit purpose.


oh ... the `terminal-menu` is from the "t2 root" ... maybe it will replaced later.


We *could* template these methods...


The problem is that when you run bash script it will get PID 1 and your application is a child process with PPID 1. Bash will not forward SIGTERM signal to you application when you run docker stop. Instead, container will be killed after 10 seconds of timeout which is default with docker stop command. This timeout can be adjusted.


:smile:  类名怎么还小写


AFAIK there is no sensible way to do that, but in [R extensions](https://cran.r-project.org/doc/manuals/R-exts.pdf), page 45, last 3 paragraphs it says that we can use GNU Make if we want. Then we need to name our makefiles wit portable [`GNUmakefile`](https://www.gnu.org/software/make/manual/make.html#Makefile-Names). Additionally, (from the last paragraph):

> it is permissible to use GNU extensions in files Makevars.win or Makefile.win


This should fix it without introducing a new commit (a.k.a keeping it squashed):

```bash
npm rm --save terminal-menu
git add package.json
git commit --amend --no-edit
git push --force
```


From 1 to N-1? Are you sure? Especially considering the `fit()` call below that remaps `i` from 0 to N-1...


Make const.


学长，我有一点一直没搞明白，在路由中对数据的操作（如在本例中用MessageManager操作数据），用类方法的确是不可取的，当时之所以选择类方法是为了能够不声明实例的情况下进行大量的CURD操作。如果不用类方法的话，就要至少创建一个实例来完成CURD操作。但用户每次刷新首页（或其他需要CURD操作的页面）就要读取一次数据文件而且用户在进行CURD操作后就要把最新更改重新写入文件，不然会造成多个用户看到的页面不同步。若果这种方式不能改进的话，那么对每个用户来说就要创建至少一个CURD实例且这个实例的每次调用都会对文件进行读或写操作。因为我现在不知道如何能够创建一个全局CURD实例（不允许全局变量）所以每次请求都新建了一个实例。这样的话和之前的思路其实并没有多大差别，还是不懂怎样能够减少文件的读写操作（在你之前提到的先在内存中操作）。
另 save方法之所以有个默认参数，是为了其所属类调用时不用加上参数（简洁起见），并不是为了给用户掉用的。


There are specialized methods in `symmetric.jl` for `Symmetric` and `Hermitian` type inputs, which should accomplish this (but only currently for the non-in-place versions). However it looks like they may be type unstable since `F.vectors * Diagonal(($func)(complex(F.values))) * F.vectors'` is not going to be of `Symmetric` or `Hermitian` type.


This for loop will lead to a nonsensical result. See #255


Fedt det er gået så stærkt! Har du Btw less filerne liggende til de enkelte themes? Jeg kunne ikke finde dem den anden dag, men husker ikke hvor effektivt jeg søgte.


sorry i cant give you full marks wrong position of brackets :D in second function :P


Isn't this an infinite recursion?


I think this is a good idea, but it would also be a good idea to e.g. update the current copy every day.


Where is sitemap for static pages from cms?


This is a little bit weird because you have your `<form>` tag nested until an `<li>` and spreading across multiple `<li>`s. Makes indentation a bit hard. I would just make the `.quote-form` element a form (instead of a div) because essentially that's what that div is doing (wrapping all of the form elements), right? You could also probably use [`<fieldset>`](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Element/fieldset) instead of an unordered list if you wanted to be more semantic.


js側でtokenを取得できるようにして，この行はいずれ無くす事


A good abstraction for temporal versions where premise and conclusion order per copula is the same.

    ((&&,M,A_1..n) ==> C), (A ==> M) |- ((&&,A,A_1..n) ==> C), (Truth:Deduction, Order:All)

    <=>

    ((&&,M,A_1..n) ==> C), (A ==> M) |- ((&&,A,A_1..n) ==> C), (Truth:Deduction)
    ((&&,M,A_1..n) =|> C), (A =|> M) |- ((&&,A,A_1..n) =|> C), (Truth:Deduction)
    ((&&,M,A_1..n) =/> C), (A =/> M) |- ((&&,A,A_1..n) =/> C), (Truth:Deduction)
    ((&&,M,A_1..n) =\> C), (A =\> M) |- ((&&,A,A_1..n) =\> C), (Truth:Deduction)
    ((&|,M,A_1..n) ==> C), (A ==> M) |- ((&|,A,A_1..n) ==> C), (Truth:Deduction)
    ((&|,M,A_1..n) =|> C), (A =|> M) |- ((&|,A,A_1..n) =|> C), (Truth:Deduction)
    ((&|,M,A_1..n) =/> C), (A =/> M) |- ((&|,A,A_1..n) =/> C), (Truth:Deduction)
    ((&|,M,A_1..n) =\> C), (A =\> M) |- ((&|,A,A_1..n) =\> C), (Truth:Deduction)
    ((&/,M,A_1..n) ==> C), (A ==> M) |- ((&/,A,A_1..n) ==> C), (Truth:Deduction)
    ((&/,M,A_1..n) =|> C), (A =|> M) |- ((&/,A,A_1..n) =|> C), (Truth:Deduction)
    ((&/,M,A_1..n) =/> C), (A =/> M) |- ((&/,A,A_1..n) =/> C), (Truth:Deduction)
    ((&/,M,A_1..n) =\> C), (A =\> M) |- ((&/,A,A_1..n) =\> C), (Truth:Deduction)


Lines 2169 and 2170 are incorrect and is making the module to completely fail with a mysql syntax error:

FROM '._DB_PREFIX_.'cat_restriction p JOIN
INNER JOIN '._DB_PREFIX_.'manufacturer m ON (m.id_manufacturer = p.id_manufacturer)

Obviously the final JOIN on 2169 should be there.


Create sitemap for static urls instead:
https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/1.8/ref/contrib/sitemaps/#sitemap-for-static-views

It should contain link to the homepage, and two links to latest/by_city pages.


Yes, I know and we use it instead of jQuery.


Animate Bar Change


I edited the readme to be more accurate to the rules since open source software is allowed in competition.


Fixed in commit #https://github.com/CUTR-at-USF/onebusaway-application-modules/commit/12a0dcf98056d89cf02a984860bfcefd4551dfdb


Yeah this was broken... count always equals zero at that point, so we need to go a bit deeper, and look at the size of the Feature list.


@Oldiesmann  We are currently loading 2 jquery libraries... 1.1.10.something and 2.3.something, we shouldn't do that...

No, the code doesn't load it twice....  its loading it only one time but we already loaded another jquery version...  thus jquery gets loaded twice.   There is no need for that.

The first jquery loading https://github.com/SimpleMachines/SMF2.1/compare/release-2.1...MissAllSunday:stuff#diff-e44bf29380cd171e044f5bf3ac967c8dR2038

Already checks from where it should be loaded, there is no need to do it again.


Okay, scratch that... this commit isn't correct.
I patched a CTGP PAL ISO with this on emulator and "Next Race" led to Mario Circuit every time. It seems it'd flat out freeze on a real Wii. I'll see what's wrong tomorrow.


Yeah, I did it just now (clicking on the badge) and it is pretty convenient :) Wish slack had this as well. I jump around 8 team/group slacks and 6 of them pull in github feeds


all of them are league updates lel


Note that this is pretty experimental, and relies on things that may be broken in even pretty recent drivers. Mesa-10.6 appears to goof at least CreateVertexArrays on a BSD system.


why not remove the `chomp`?


Thanks a lot Incognito.


I think we might want to consider making `addrequire` accept modules rather than files.


@nodiscc just wanted to notify of this change.

I think this will keep descriptions to a reasonable length.


I pushed the update to the results in the table only after the tc39 repo changes were merged. I'm sorry if I did not file an issue on core-js to update itself. I've done so here (https://github.com/inexorabletash/polyfill/issues/70) as you suggested.

The reality, though, is that anyone implementing early-stage proposals has incurred the obligation of following its development themselves, and run the risk of drastic naming and semantics changes as the proposal progresses, or sometimes, fails. If you don't want to run this risk, then please do not implement spec proposals prior to stage 2 (https://twitter.com/littlecalculist/status/627186964773535744)


In the future, perhaps we can give an option on which profile to choose.   x)


Needs to be `if ($this.find(".has-error").length > 0 || (!$accepttos.prop('checked') && $accepttos.length != 0))`.


Need to be improved


Hi Nhapsie,

Thanks for contributing!

But, can I check why you suggest this? The current behaviour looks more like what the SBLHS 2nd Edition suggests. See Page 105 of the handbook.

David


Should remove `&& $password1.val().length > 0` as we want a zero-length password to show an error and prevent submitting the form.


word "canola" is misspelled


Hi David, it’s Carlos.

Just a suggestion. This is the way my university requires and I didn’t know the SBLHS requires the previous one. Sorry about that.

Carlos

> On Aug 2, 2015, at 7:23 PM, David Purton <notifications@github.com> wrote:
>
> Hi Nhapsie,
>
> Thanks for contributing!
>
> But, can I check why you suggest this? The current behaviour looks more like what the SBLHS 2nd Edition suggests. See Page 105 of the handbook.
>
> David
>
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> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub <https://github.com/Nhapsie/biblatex-sbl/commit/3f8bf549000871c6e93561e98e5840fa5cd65a8b#commitcomment-12485261>.
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リスト形式をやめたのって何か理由がありますか？（良いとか悪いとかでなく完全に個人的な興味で質問させていただきましたｗ）


genial! muchachos ya saben el standard asi que estamos en el camino de mejora continua!


Awesome!!!


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OK, the word "loading" might not be the best word for this case, granted, that code doesn't load a second jquery version but there is absolutely no reason to keep it. We should load jquery from only one place and one alone, specially since the other code already checks the source and acts accordingly.


develop (lefticus) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-clang-3.6-AddressSanitizer: OK (355 of 355 tests passed)

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I don't see why we need another check here instead of checking zero-length passwords in `check_form()`. It will only show an error after a user has started typing or clicked submit but I don't have a problem with this way either.


 - __style__: [src/chaiscript_stdlib.cpp:18](../blob/04e2256c928afe3fec5e60511b3b2c63fbf36091/src/chaiscript_stdlib.cpp#L18) The function 'create_chaiscript_module_chaiscript_stdlib' is never used. (unusedFunction)
 - __style__: [src/main.cpp:169](../blob/04e2256c928afe3fec5e60511b3b2c63fbf36091/src/main.cpp#L169) The function 'get_eval_error' is never used. (unusedFunction)
 - __style__: [src/main.cpp:140](../blob/04e2256c928afe3fec5e60511b3b2c63fbf36091/src/main.cpp#L140) The function 'help' is never used. (unusedFunction)
 - __style__: [src/main.cpp:216](../blob/04e2256c928afe3fec5e60511b3b2c63fbf36091/src/main.cpp#L216) The function 'myexit' is never used. (unusedFunction)
 - __style__: [src/main.cpp:158](../blob/04e2256c928afe3fec5e60511b3b2c63fbf36091/src/main.cpp#L158) The function 'throws_exception' is never used. (unusedFunction)


please don't do this! specialColumns are crash happy and going to be burnt with fire when the expression context work lands. I'll mockup a preferred alternative for you (give me a day or so)


I wonder if we should take over and run it on Amazon if it doesn't go back up next week.


My output, as I expected looks a little different - small bug
10
(20, 40)
@tens = [0, Any, Any, 30]<>


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Why might one not want to keep trailing whitespace in Markdown files? Just curious.


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Good point. I guess it's okay to put it up there.


This is great; I recommend forking the gh-pages branch and adding some docs for this as well.


@pongstr
@devcsrj

merge request :D


Great. What's the best option do you think? You can change the \bibnamedash definition in your own template. Many universities will have different options. Some things we can create options for. But I think in this case, it's better to leave the customisation outside of the biblatex styles.


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I agree. Thanks.

> On Aug 2, 2015, at 7:42 PM, David Purton <notifications@github.com> wrote:
>
> Great. What's the best option do you think? You can change the \bibnamedash definition in your own template. Many universities will have different options. Some things we can create options for. But I think in this case, it's better to leave the customisation outside of the biblatex styles.
>
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What is `p` used for here? What would it do if you removed it?


Uh oh! My editor changed the whitespace. If yours changes it back, we may be in trouble!


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Very nice :)


I'm not even going to bother, everything else I said was edited or removed, so my original comment makes no sense. Cheers you cheeky bastards o/


bhvbgvgvgv


True, it is completely unnecessary.


Wurde auch Zeit :D Endlich :)


Sure, I can add that restriction. However, what if we need to add to `LOAD_PATH`? Or should we just say that it's not our problem?


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@mindprince Simply mistake :-)


You are too far from the distribution table. Try a closer location to eat the food.


kk


Perfect!  Thanks.  It had the header copyright year changed and digester 3 added so that makes perfect sense now.

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So any changes to the AnyClass.java will affect this test. Looks ow right!

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Remove /en-US/. It'll redirect to the correct locale as appropriate.


Reading List App/Reading List App/Base.lproj/Main.storyboard

Rather unfortunate sceneID that Xcode gave this.


Add a trailing comma here (legal in Swift) so we don't have to fuck around with messy diffs every time.


Ah, fixed it! Quite simple really, just needed to create the `db` folder inside `shared`, so then the deploy script could write to that location—such a simple thing, surprised Capistrano didn’t provide an error message. Anyway, goes to show, leave a problem alone for a while, come back to it, and you’ll figure it out.

Next up, seeing if using your hosted webmention endpoint works with these scripts!


R.I.P.


LOLZ @Giszmo :+1:


Reading List App/Reading List App/HomeTableViewController.swift

Is there a reason to keep this commented line in?


Rip foss wifi sharing


You can't change the form name or the filtering will break, change the ID to match instead.


Yup!


Almost all the spec operations in ES6 work this way, so you'll definitely want ToLength.

Note that https://www.npmjs.com/es-abstract has all the spec abstract operations you could want, if you're implementing spec-compliant behavior.


Also you should only use the string '@@iterator' if that's what the browser natively supports - which you should feature-detect once at runtime rather than allowing that magic string to work in other browsers.


note to self: add log.exception here


I saw that earlier last week and I was why it was changed as well...


When you use the an embeddeb with the xml jdbc configuration the default name of the database is 'testdb'

JDBC url 에 jdbc:h2:mem:testdb 로 넣고 sa 비밀번호 null로 접속 해서 확인하세요.


@ptsteadman biggie data


不好意思，没有找到留意见的地方。
这个插件太好了，能在wiz里面写出格式漂亮的文本。但是，不知道能否做成左右窗口不同步浏览可以吗？另外，可否支持tab键。谢谢


:poop:


Took it out . Works the same. Old habits!

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recién me doy cuenta que hay WIP xD


why don't you run this one at LTC?


非常感谢，本地测试没问题后会合并到分支


I cannot understand why this is deprecated. I already use this in" Teardown" keyword.
I could use variables in "Teardown" keyword but now I have to "Set Test Variable" to use in that case.
Many test cases include this way have to changed.


@phobson Thoughts?


91977808_LBNL_NewVRFModel (rongpengzhang) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1776 of 1780 tests passed)

![Build Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/build%20status-passing-green.svg) ![Test Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/tests%20passed-99.78%25-yellow.svg)


I generally adhere to the thinking laid out [here](http://csswizardry.com/2012/06/single-direction-margin-declarations/), and only add margin in one direction: down. Paragraphs already have 12px of bottom margin, so the right fix here would've been adding bottom margin to the calendar. I patched this in a later commit.


Looks pretty good Jason. Only two comments:

### Drill down:

Are we drawing the line at two levels (Section and Subsection)? One of the issues that was raised when we did the multi-team requirements gathering was that there was too much customization allowed in wikis. We may want to disallow header-type bbcodes in wikis and force users to conform to a more standard model.

### Images in wiki:

May want to disallow these as well, except one per section or subsection (like wikipedia)? This was floated in multi-team requirements gathering as well to only allow images in a specified section. This accomplishes two things: 1. Forces standarization 2. Draws attention to the image.

Drill down should be pretty strictly defined, as for images and what we should do with them is probably still up for debate.


j


This also fixed #37


I have already write the code to change the DB data related to Checkbox question. f11831d7bf92fe2018959415e4f573fabe84ea78


It makes no sense to turn it into an array if you are not using any Array method afterward.


upon reflection we should probably have called it ip and port and not host and port, would have been clearer (same argument about the change service->port for host->ip)


@ktec Um, I don't see any `x` alias in the [`DisplayObject` class](https://github.com/orbitalimpact/opal-pixi/blob/master/lib/opal/pixi/display_object.rb).


probably we should change this from sha1 check only to a more comprehensive file diff


WindowComplexManager_Speedup (DeadParrot) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (744 of 744 tests passed)

![Build Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/build%20status-warnings-yellow.svg) ![Test Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/tests%20passed-100.0%25-green.svg) ![Coverage Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/coverage%20status-7.14%25-green.svg)


意见的地方可以在 https://github.com/akof1314/Wiz.Editor.md/issues 这里提交。

不同步浏览是什么意思呢？关掉右边的预览窗口吗？点击工具栏上的相关按钮即可。

Tab键被为知拦截了，现在暂时先用F1键代替。


Sure. However, doesn't `he` stand for both genders when none is specified (using `it` would be... weird)? It's the way it works in French, and English does it similarly as far as I know.


Doesn't tsconfig.json solve this problem?


I wrote a function to [monkey patch](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monkey_patch) this API to accept a consistent number of parameters across all versions of pyusb 1.x: JonathonReinhart/killerbee@371010a8


Ja displayWon ist korrekt diese Funktion  berechnet die gespielte Zeit
Führt deine Funktion auf und löst dann ein paint Event aus.
Wobei ich mir ziemlich sicher bin das das mit dem paint Event irgendwie besser gehen sollte


SOOOO EASY! ;-)


A compile of embedded-font.c was met with:

fatal error C1083: Cannot open include file: 'vera-16.h': No such file or directory

This is on Windows 7, Visual Studio 12, Cmake  3.3.0

 - Dan Norton
   dnorton@mindspring.com


Marked does not sanitize by default.  https://github.com/chjj/marked#sanitize.


The reason why I write this line of code is that the original class of this ```question``` variable is ```Question```. However, we have already defined several subclasses of ```Question``` and overwritten 4 methods in ```question.rb```. In order to call these overwrittern methods we have to convert ```Question``` class into its subclasses. such as ```Criterion```.  And I use ```question = Object.const_get(question.type).find(question.id)``` to achieve this change.


|Aether|[Aether](http://getaether.net) is an app you install to your computer to connect to Aether network. This network is made of different boards (forums) where people post and discuss things. On the surface, it's fairly similar to Slashdot, Metafilter, Reddit, or any other community site on the Internet.
The different thing about Aether is that it doesn't have a server somewhere. The only thing the app does is that it finds and connects to other people using Aether. In other words, it's a distributed, peer-to-peer network.|-|-|-|-|-|


write a go fish game with python language.


edit photo


by using this version of libqb, we encountered a coredump in corosync as follows back trace shows:
[root@ctrl101 huzhj0728]# gdb /usr/sbin/corosync ./core-corosync-6126-1437652573
GNU gdb (GDB) Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7.6.1-51.el7
Copyright (C) 2013 Free Software Foundation, Inc.
License GPLv3+: GNU GPL version 3 or later <http://gnu.org/licenses/gpl.html>
This is free software: you are free to change and redistribute it.
There is NO WARRANTY, to the extent permitted by law.  Type "show copying"
and "show warranty" for details.
This GDB was configured as "x86_64-redhat-linux-gnu".
For bug reporting instructions, please see:
<http://www.gnu.org/software/gdb/bugs/>...
Reading symbols from /usr/sbin/corosync...Reading symbols from /usr/lib/debug/usr/sbin/corosync.debug...done.
done.
[New LWP 6126]
[Thread debugging using libthread_db enabled]
Using host libthread_db library "/lib64/libthread_db.so.1".
Core was generated by `corosync'.
Program terminated with signal 11, Segmentation fault.
#0  0x00007f300f6634b8 in trie_node_next (node=0x7f30127f31d0, root=0x7f3011f50d90, all=<optimized out>) at trie.c:115
115                             if (p->parent->children[i]) {
Missing separate debuginfos, use: debuginfo-install glibc-2.17-55.el7_0.8.x86_64 libgcc-4.8.2-16.el7.x86_64 nspr-4.10.2-4.el7.x86_64 nss-3.15.4-6.el7.x86_64 nss-util-3.15.4-2.el7.x86_64 openssl-libs-1.0.1e-34.el7.x86_64 zlib-1.2.7-13.el7.x86_64
(gdb) bt
#0  0x00007f300f6634b8 in trie_node_next (node=0x7f30127f31d0, root=0x7f3011f50d90, all=<optimized out>) at trie.c:115
#1  0x00007f300f6635c1 in trie_iter_next (i=0x7f3012bfd3c0, value=0x7fff44996170) at trie.c:737
#2  0x00007f300ff1ebb9 in icmap_iter_next (iter=<optimized out>, value_len=value_len@entry=0x7fff449961b8, type=type@entry=0x7fff449961ac) at icmap.c:1108
#3  0x00007f300ff1300d in message_handler_req_lib_cmap_iter_next (conn=0x7f30127f5340, message=0x7f300850c3c8) at cmap.c:611
#4  0x00007f300ff1f96c in cs_ipcs_msg_process (c=0x7f30127f5340, data=<optimized out>, size=<optimized out>) at ipc_glue.c:639
#5  0x00007f300f659a91 in _process_request_ (ms_timeout=10, c=0x7f30127f5340) at ipcs.c:700
#6  qb_ipcs_dispatch_connection_request (fd=<optimized out>, revents=<optimized out>, data=0x7f30127f5340) at ipcs.c:802
#7  0x00007f300f65668f in _poll_dispatch_and_take_back_ (item=0x7f30125eea58, p=<optimized out>) at loop_poll.c:108
#8  0x00007f300f656220 in qb_loop_run_level (level=0x7f3011f65990) at loop.c:43
#9  qb_loop_run (lp=<optimized out>) at loop.c:210
#10 0x00007f300ff0a5bf in main (argc=<optimized out>, argv=<optimized out>, envp=<optimized out>) at main.c:1541

it seems that node=0x7f30127f31d0 is a already freed trie node which is not in the whole trie tree. I dumped the tree manually from the root node which found by:

(gdb) f 1
#1  0x00007f300f6635c1 in trie_iter_next (i=0x7f3012bfd3c0, value=0x7fff44996170) at trie.c:737
737                     si->n = trie_node_next(p, si->root, QB_FALSE);
(gdb) p si->root
$1627 = (struct trie_node *) 0x7f3011f50d90

Please take a look at this issue, thank you!


I think it can be merged it is the same with the original pull request. And I will in the next time push my branch to the github repo directly


If is is interesting for you,. we added an rss also, you can copy and paste the module if you want.

Or I can make a PR if you show interest.
https://github.com/Vauxoo/addons-vauxoo/blob/8.0/website_blog_rss/


|ZeroNet|[ZeroNet](http://zeronet.readthedocs.org) uses Bitcoin cryptography and BitTorrent technology to build a decentralized censorship-resistant network.
Users can publish static or dynamic websites into ZeroNet and visitors can choose to also serve the website. Websites will remain on-line even if it is being served by only 1 peer.
When a site is updated by its owner, all nodes serving that site (previous visitors) will receive only the incremental updates done to the site content.


Nice!  Love the tests :)


Not yet
First of all I'm setting up a library that will enable me to switch between web services more easily, and now I'm using magento as a test case to see if the library has everything that I need. Once done, the library and the module will be put on www.github.com/dpdbenelux

Improvements on current module:
- no extra order view
- label generation on status change
- Multi label download as 1 label
- and many more...


笑


I'd replace this comment with `Keeps track of the last menu item ID. Each menu item ID is an incremental number.`.


You've left a `debugger` in the code.


I'd add `@private`


I'd rename `nextId` into `_lastMenuItemID`


Now that I read the RFC, it all makes sense. Could you add a comment referencing the section of the RFC, so it is easier to understand if you're just bowsing the code base?


Un p'tit dernier pour la route…


@andyberry88, can you explain the need for this change?


I wouldn't typehint against EntityInterface. This method could be useful for retrievieng fileinfo before marshalling for example for validation.


I'd replace this comment with `Assigns a unique menu item ID via the "data-menu-id" attribute.`


TESTING


This isn't a mystery factor of 2.
If you make the max bin a full binsize above the last bin, sometimes you end up with an extra bin at the end (rounding error). If you make the max bin the max value + binsize/2.0, you never end up with an extra bin.


StringBuilder don't have method like `reset()` or `clear()`. Should I use `myMessageBuilder.setLength(0)`?


The arguments wasn't including params[:is_put] so this function was broken.


Problèmes dans la mise à jour avec le message:

2015-08-03 12:08:10.975845 CP Server Thread-10 :: Unable to contact github, can't check for update: TypeError('string indices must be integers',)
(installé sur un serveur Debian par git clone au départ, avec juste récupération des fchiers configs d'une installation précédentes, .db et .ini

D'autre part quand on veut voir le Changelog le lien pointe vers un 404: https://github.com/sarakha63/Sick-Beard/commits/master


<?php
//Get parameter from shell
$table_name=$argv[1];
//Set outputfile
$file=fopen("/var/www/html/".$table_name.".html","w");
//connect to db
$mysqli=new mysqli("localhost","root","gmorsys","analysis");
//Get data from query
$query_all_row="select * from ".$table_name;
$re_all_row=$mysqli->query($query_all_row);
// Make table
$str_table="
";
$row=$re_all_row->fetch_assoc();
$str_table .= "";
	foreach($row as $cell_key => $cell_val){
		$str_table .= "";
		//$str_table .= $cell_key;
		//$str_table .= $cell_val;
		echo $cell_key."\n";
		$str_table .= "	";
	}
$str_table .= "	";

while($row=$re_all_row->fetch_assoc()){
	var_dump($row);
	$str_table .= "
";
	foreach($row as $cell_val){
		$str_table .= "";
		$str_table .= $cell_val;
		$str_table .= "	";
	}
	$str_table .= "
";
}
fputs($file,$str_table);
exit();
$csv=$rows;
//exit();

//$csv=[[1,2,3],[4,5,6],["nguyen huy bang","nguyen    ",222]];
//var_dump($csv);
$file=fopen("sql_to_csv.csv","w");
foreach($csv as $val){
	var_dump($val);
	echo "xxxx\n";
	//$row_data=implode("|",$val);
	//echo $row_data;
	//fputs($file,$row_data."\n");

}
fclose($file)
?>


put this there instead, please
```
# setting the new line to prevent next chars being eaten up by carriage returns
print()
```
(the correct PEP8 inline comment is `bla  # this is bla`)


`$(menuItem).data('menu-id', ++lastMenuItemID);`


Same here


ouch, this was done for the development mode N months ago, however it wasn't migrated to the production config.


@zbraniecki What do you think about going back to `for..of` here and just polyfilling `NodeList.prototype[Symbol.iterator]` for Chrome?


This breaks "priv='*.*:USAGE'" or any *.* for that matter. L326-L327 specifically dealt this this issue.


yo! this incorrect :/ masks should not be reparented? (they can mask anything from anywhere)


It should be `return $(menuItem).data('menu-id');`


Never do string comparisons like that - every node, token, triva has a kind :
This does the same without costly string comparison:
if (!commaToken.IsKind(SyntaxKind.CommaToken))


爬取iciba网站的单词释义，并保存到txt文件中


Now customer can use `updateTranslationJobs` like below.

```ruby
gengo.updateTranslationJobs({
  :action => "archive",
  :job_ids => [123,],
})
```
,
```ruby
gengo.updateTranslationJobs({
  :action => "approve",
  :job_ids => [{:job_id => 123},],
})
```
and so on.


If you like them, of course. I am making only small and trivial changes,
so if you like some of them you can always merge them ;).

I just don't know if my approach for avr-size is the best one. Gentoo's
binutils doesn't support --mcu, so I just wanted to get rid of the error
message and get some numbers :).


this is an awesome update.


@thecapdan, the changes to this class all seem very reasonable, but we need to be careful when testing this pull-request since changes to the `read()` methods of the filtering code can easily lead to performance degradation.


Wouldn't this fit all the transformers to the initial column? I believe you need to fit the second transformer to the output of the first one, and so on, like in sklearn pipelines.


Please indent the code as follows:
```
// Assign unique IDs to all menu items
.each(function(index, menuItem) {
    _assignMenuItemID(menuItem);
})
```


This breaks the rendering of the google api piechart, because the array is now built like

   			['1000mbps.com', "23"],
			['heanet.ie', "10"],
			['hro.nl', "4"],

instead of

			['1000mbps.com', 23],
			['heanet.ie', 10],
			['hro.nl', 4],


I thought we were going to keep MaxRecordings as INT type and comment that addons can values less than 0 are defined by the addons.  This is so I can use -1 as "Keep as many as possible"


Files.exists()


Rephrase this comment with`Hide all submenus that are not parents or children of the current pointed item`.


possible whitespace issue?


path.resolve(yadayda), Files.exists()


@sedovalx т.е. в боевом конфиге? Я только тест.конф затронул.


correct --> valid tms.


I extracte this methods to improve readability, name `getDefaultCompilerMessage` explains why we call `ErlangCompilerProcessAdapter.createCompilerMessage`


isExerciseRootDirectory tms.


I would generally change tTimerHdl to UINT64. Where do you see a need for casting to a 32 bit pointer variable?


Why not using `_hideMenuItem`??


+1 for the change but the commit message should still explain it.  Changing it on the live server should not be a valid workaround for having to write a useful commit message ;-)


Replace `pointedElement` with the assignment


Same here... please use `_hideMenuItem`


Move the comment on a new line


Вот, посмотри https://github.com/sedovalx/taxi/wiki/%D0%A0%D0%B0%D0%B7%D1%80%D0%B0%D0%B1%D0%BE%D1%82%D0%BA%D0%B0.-How-to.-%D0%9A%D0%BE%D0%BD%D1%84%D0%B8%D0%B3%D1%83%D1%80%D0%B8%D1%80%D0%BE%D0%B2%D0%B0%D0%BD%D0%B8%D0%B5-%D1%81%D0%B5%D1%80%D0%B2%D0%B5%D1%80%D0%B0

application.conf и application.test.conf - это для запуска на стенде и travis-ci, а *.override.conf - это для запуска локально.


Please follow the same `else` indentation as in the rest of the file


Same here


OK


It's `jQuery`


Comment doesn't need too much space after `;`


Hmmm, cryptography 1.0 is not released yet, so we'll need two versions of cffi


Please indent the html snippet


How improving this request?


Can we call this interface something like `MissingTokenHandler` instead of `NoTokenReplacementHandler`, and change any related classes to match?


> The widget is created even if it is closed.

Is this the proper behaviour? Shouldn't the Tool Panels only be created when they are opened so they don't unnecessarily add to the application startup time? Is this the same with all other panels?

> But the function `closeAllManuscripts` is renamed and moved to the panel!

Fixed in 878d41e5 (currently on unpushed feature branch).


Please rename `testItems` into `defaultItems` and `customItems`


sensor bug still exists! I tried setting selinux back to permissive but still the bug exists. I request you to revert this commit until we find a way to fix that. And I find lots of errors related to wifi driver 'prima' in dmesg! I guess it needs some work too!


I would like to have the first letter of the comment always as capital


s/vercor/vector/ :)


Because this file is named `virtualfolder.py` and without this when you import `from virtualfolder.models import VirtualFolder` it fails.


use <a-x> for that, it does exactly what you need.


I was trying to check that was (still) actually true .. seems like it. Example:
>>> binsize = 0.00005
>>> np.arange(1, 1.2+binsize, binsize)
array([ 1.     ,  1.00005,  1.0001 , ...,  1.19995,  1.2    ,  1.20005])
>>> np.arange(1, 1.2+binsize/2.0, binsize)
array([ 1.     ,  1.00005,  1.0001 , ...,  1.1999 ,  1.19995,  1.2    ])

So if you're expecting that the last bin will be the max value you set, I think you have to use binsize/2.0 (or something else equivalent to something similar to binsize, but smaller .. binsize/2.0 seems reasonable) for the value to "overstep" your last limit by.


You don't need a blank line after each row.
Please write inline comments before the referenced thing and not in the same line.


I'd remove this blank line


I'd remove this blank line in order to have two blocks within this test


`The jQuery .menu() method should be defined`


Missed that, thank you @unho.


There was a rendering error. It got fixed by this newline.


`If custom options are used, then they should overwrite the default ones`. Why did you write the opposite?


The `trigger_testbuild` method is now too long (76 lines) and has too many responsibilities:

* Checking out the package
* Downloading the PR patch
* Applying the patch
* Building the package
* Copying the package into the webroot PTF dir
* Triggering the `openstack-mkcloud` job
* Preserving the package build log
* Setting the github status to `pending` or `failure`

Please could you split at least some of these out into separate methods?  This will greatly increase readability and tighten up variable scoping.


@michaa76 please enlighten me what are these changes.


So it's now impossible to have more than 16 dlights?


My final version of the pull request didn't include the delay
I'll take a look into your issue too, I think I can fix it too with a small change on my code


`If the mouse enters the .menu-item, then that item should have the "visibleMenuItemClass"`


My previous tests were on the ET8000 on a recent ViX OE-A3.2 build.
Below the results of the same box with the same stick flashed with openatv-5.0-et8000-20150802_usb (using your last file).

Result:
 /dev/sda6                 3.0G     13.3M      2.8G   0% /media/sda6
/dev/sda5                 4.0G      1.1G      2.9G  28% /media/usb
/dev/sdb1               232.7G    981.3M    230.7G   0% /media/hdd

Log:
[mdev-mount.sh] no fstab entry, use automatic mountpoint
[mdev-mount.sh] removable or external
[mdev-mount.sh] USB device found
[mdev-mount.sh] 1st partition found
[mdev-mount.sh] rm -rf /media/hdd
[mdev-mount.sh] mount failed 2
[mdev-mount.sh] mounted sda1 on /media/hdd
[mdev-mount.sh] no fstab entry, use automatic mountpoint
[mdev-mount.sh] removable or external
[mdev-mount.sh] USB device found
[mdev-mount.sh] 1st partition found
[mdev-mount.sh] rm -rf /media/hdd
[mdev-mount.sh] mounted sda5 on /media/hdd
[mdev-mount.sh] no fstab entry, use automatic mountpoint
[mdev-mount.sh] removable or external
[mdev-mount.sh] USB device found
[mdev-mount.sh] next partition 6 of USB device found
[mdev-mount.sh] rm -rf /media/sda6
[mdev-mount.sh] mounted sda6 on /media/sda6
[mdev-mount.sh] no fstab entry, use automatic mountpoint
[mdev-mount.sh] non removable, non external
[mdev-mount.sh] 1st partition found
[mdev-mount.sh] /media/hdd exists
[mdev-mount.sh] /dev/sda5 removable or external
[mdev-mount.sh] umounted /media/hdd (preparing swap with new device found)
[mdev-mount.sh] /media/usb doesnt exist 1
[mdev-mount.sh] mounted sdb1 on /media/usb (swap complete)
[mdev-mount.sh] rm -rf /media/hdd
[mdev-mount.sh] mounted sdb1 on /media/hdd
[mdev-mount.sh] no fstab entry, use automatic mountpoint
[mdev-mount.sh] removable or external
[mdev-mount.sh] USB device found
[mdev-mount.sh] 1st partition found
[mdev-mount.sh] /media/hdd exists
[mdev-mount.sh] /media/usb exists
[mdev-mount.sh] rm -rf /media/sda1
[mdev-mount.sh] mount failed 2
[mdev-mount.sh] mounted sda1 on /media/sda1


![screenshot from 2015-08-03 15 59 07](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/6994262/9035771/99b122e2-39f8-11e5-9377-7817093f6b6c.png)


Correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't it better to assume the fog/ webroot path is is usually installed by default?


Sometimes you write `menu-item` with dot and other times not. Please be consistent.


ok it works :-)


Can you use `select: (p, count(c.id))` here to get a tuple instead of map?


`If the mouse leaves .menu-item, then the relative submenu should be visible`


Yes, but why?


Related to issue #33


Lots of mixed tabs and spaces in this commit.


`the relative submenu`


4-8-12-24 maybe?


I'd try with

```ex
for %{post: post, count: count} <- @posts do
```
or
```ex
for (post, count) <- @posts do
```

if possible (see above)

to skip all those `post.post` calls.