Supposedly there is a [polyfill](https://github.com/anselmh/object-fit) for IE but I haven't got it to work properly


For non-asynchronous results, you'll need to return dummy completable future to host the result. This does not sound optimal GC-wise since it will be hard for the compiler to guess that the future is short-lived and eliminate the allocation somehow. I would recommend rather passing ByRef as argument, since this can be either allocated out of the loop or even eliminated if the compiler finds out that it won't escape the scope.


@bogdan can do (https://github.com/rails/rails/commit/46f0be2276021ead37f937ac4a5d170c67e2d9a7)


it's legacy but I agree on the principle. I check if it's widely used or not


helpful -> are helpful


Sorry..I had this wrong in my comment...`nil` would still default to showing the repo name. I think we want something like I mentioned in https://github.com/github/github-services/pull/1070#discussion_r36757828.


人家原来的也是cdn好不。。。


'that', as in, messing with Main.SetDisplayMode


why not making a method that takes a Request as parameter rather than making that method public?
It could really be incorrectly used since both parameters are string and could be swapped (I know, it would have no effect, but still) and you would factor more code
in addition, it would keep the methods of this class consistent (this method strikes out as its package protected and does not take a request nor a PermissionXXX object as a param)


check formatting, goal being something like this:
```
1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
11	12	13	14	15	16	17	18	19	20
```
v.:
```
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
```


oops. pushing again.


well, the opinions are different depending of the people in the team. I tend to prefer getters and setters following with get and set


the `setActive` calls are gone in this change, did they really not matter?


Nice tips Deyan! Just did something similar to a snippet in sTeX.

BTW I was looking at `switch` as well, but gave it up, because of its fallacy plus no one else has (yet?) introduced it into sTeX or LaTeXML.

[Getting ride of if and elsif alike : )]
(https://github.com/angerhang/sTeX/commit/66ce53d55adb617367ffb7672f8dd011210b0d70)


develop (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-IntegrationCoverage-Debug: OK (1273 of 1273 tests passed)

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You can use ``hash_table`` as a suitable alternative.  You'd have to provide a descriptor struct for providing hash and equality checks.

Something like:
```
// Hash map helper
struct d_label_hasher : typed_free_remove<d_label_entry>
{
  static inline hashval_t hash (const d_label_entry *);
  static inline bool equal (const d_label_entry *, const d_label_entry *);
}

// Hash a label statement in a d_label_entry
inline hashval_t
d_label_hasher::hash(const d_label_entry *label)
{
  return (hashval_t) ((intptr_t)label->statement >> 3);
}

// Return true if the statement in both d_label_entry's are equal.
inline bool
d_label_hasher::equal(const d_label_entry *a, const d_label_entry *b)
{
  return (a->statement == b->statement);
}

// ...
struct GTY(()) language_function
{
  // ...
  hash_table<d_label_hasher, d_label_entry> labels;
};
```
Note that the field is not a pointer, so needs no extra ggc allocation.


put in the insertUser method


Me too


:P


A way to optimise boolean returns from subroutines is to store the result in the carry, you can then do `jr c` straight from the return. Carry-set for the return is sometimes a natural by-product of the comparisons and methods used in the sub-routine.


I hardly see the benefits of this change, the `RequestHandler` is specific to the WS API.
was it for consistency?


@senny thanks.


This one seems to be a better function


Maybe "If no symbols follow sym, or ..." would be clearer?


I suggest until your idea is implemented, we should put in the simple disabling that we have it in this commit. Then it will work at least for all control modes and not flip during transition in position control.

Yea the naming. Makes sense :)


On the other hand this seems to be ok as well


With the possibility of this breaking 3*3*64 blocks we maybe should consider using an Explosion event for this, so we don't fire 576 event, but 1...


<!DOCTYPE HTML>

一幅图像:

一幅动画图像:

请注意，插入动画图像的语法与插入普通图像的语法没有区别。


Is the problem that new should never have "" in it? If so, the code here is correct. But if the problem is simply that it can only contain one "", won't new being a set take care of that automatically?


develop (Myoldmopar) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1273 of 1273 tests passed)

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if you return an object made of these two parameters, you can then pass it around and your code might even be shorter and clearer


NB: I did something similar to this initially, until I discovered that moving every GTY struct into one header solved all weirdities I was getting from gengtype and linking the compiler proper.


You can remove this once functions are included in `main`


@AndreasAntener I fully agree on that. I will first focus on getting a clean VTOL code into master. After that we can have a look at the implementation for later.


I meant project_id and project_key, sorry
same comment as for all the other WS


ok


The former. New should never have epsilon in it, because FOLLOW sets never contain epsilons.


Fine as an experiment. But we don't want WorkItem to have to understand about individual test properties. Rather, we want the attribute to do all the work by itself. This happens in the command structure created for each test. Attributes participate in executing the commands. The only class that knows how to build a command list for a given test is CommandBuilder.cs. This is an improvement over earlier code where this knowledge was spread around in various places, including the WorkItem. Let's keep WorkItem as ignorant as possible of Test properties and what commands are executed for a test!

I'm pretty sure we have some special code somewhere that pertains to ParameterizedMethodSuite and it is keeping the command from being built correctly and/or from being executed. We need to find that code and then modify it so that it continues to serve it's purpose while still allowing IApplyToContext attributes to work correctly. The proper fix will fix ALL attributes that use IApplyToContext, including ones that users may create.


By creating the HashMap like that you create a anonymous class that is extending the HashMap.
I don't know if it will hurt performance in anyway, I just wanted to let you know.
I do know you can't serialize it anymore but that won't be an issue in this case.


This probably warrants a new patch release.


Probably need change to "hpccsystems-platform >= ${HPCC_MAJOR}.${HPCC_MINOR}.${HPCC_POINT}~, ...."
dpkg compare command:
dpkg --compare-version 5.4.0 le 5.4.0-rc1 will return false. Add "~" will correct it.


Wouldn't it be more logical if validate returns true or something, instead of None?


> One more thing that I have thought about a lot. We have been kind of lucky that transitioning works by blending mc/fw controllers. But in future if there is somebody who wants to write more advanced transition control code then he will have a bit of a hard time. He would have to alter the mc_pos_controller e.g. which will probably not be very nice to integrate. Just some thoughts.

Yes, that's why I think your idea makes sense. But we also want to prevent them from implementing another position controller just for the transition.  It might need a way in between.


Actually one suggestion: the names of the source examples are usually named to identify them by the feature, so in this case maybe `plotting_box_annotations.py` or something.


problème ici


"follow" or "are following" is pretty much the same isn't it?


I meant actually use the symbolic constant/#define from the appropriate header


This commit is incorrectly Labeled v4.0.0-alpha.2 it should be v4.0.0-alpha.3


来自另一个文件夹的图像:

来自W3school.com.cn 的图像：


Hi Graham,
Is there an admin dashboard for your CMS? I can't found it.
The Fronted side work perfectly :+1:
Linda.


yes, I changed the callers to pass in the actual action instead of the type and an index.


The problem here is that, by the way it works, you were never meant to edit the data directly on the SQL, since those tables were considered discardable, and every time anything was updated in the item DB, the only way to update your data was to drop and re-create the tables (and the source .sql file was generated from the textual version of the database).

It is very evident that managing those .sql tables in a source control is impossible, for any one-line edit will create a file-wide conflict. That's the reason why we moved away from the old CSV format, to a more manageable libconfig format, that produces more meaningful diffs, and is more optimized for a VCS like git.

As I said, feel free to write your own plugin to load from sql databases. We will not accept pull requests related to this.


@tpolecat I don't think it's true that they are, trivially.  I like to say things like "add this method to this existing class we defined earlier", manually format compiler errors to make them easier to read, leave intermediate fixes as reader exercises, and so forth.  The tut modifier language would have to become much more complex to support these without major reorganization.

It is more important to me that people be able to think about what is being said, and not very important that the code samples compile, as the latter are merely illustrative.

To me, tut seems a very nice way to document and tutorialize software.  But that is not what I am doing: I am discussing concepts.  That Scala even fails to understand them correctly so often (e.g. TP&TM has encountered 3 scalac bugs, 2 of them should-not-compile) is, in a sense, besides the point.


this `PermissionWsCommons` class is nothing more than a bag of common code, not some designed class with a purpose and responsibility
this is not code design, this is procedural code factoring, hardly better than using helpers and the kind, too bad
no need to mention that I don't like it (oups! I did it :) )


Thanks. That was left unchanged though, the original ExecutePlayer/EnemyMove routine returns feedback in b and not in the c/z flag, so I just left it that way. The reason it does that is because it ends by or-ing the enemy mon hp using register b. In this particular case, it's probbaly easier this way so there's no need to modify it.


Yes.


Unless we refactor the way basic modules work to allow them to open multiple cases I think we'll be ok.


If you don't login as the admin user, you won't be able to see it.


Proposal: I would add here explicitely:

B = B.tocsc()

so that the column indexing is fast even if a user passes in another sparse matrix type.


The validation actually changed since we are now allowing new use cases. This text is actually just used as a key for the 'case' statement in the build_errors.html file below.


This computed property, as well as the methods below, should be moved to where the item views are created. That way, you don't need to pry into the menu from here or even know about the menu view at all, which removes the high coupling between the two classes. Also the body of the function can be shortened to just `return this.get("menu._highlightedMenuItem") === this`.


Aha OK.


Ouch, that hurts!
Thank you for pointing this out!
I'll search how to send it to network players also.


Crono Fracture-
A Turn Based Strategy game where either player will be able to fracture time and duplicate the current time.  This branching allows the players to play multiple boards at the same time.  The biggest difference when fracturing the time is a hit is a miss and vice versa at the fractured time.  After that the game continues with multiple boards until one  player eliminates all the enemy pawns.


Bleed over from previous change. If you look a few lines above you'll see `[source_dm] = ...`. I left out the index removal so added it in here.


I would remove the new isTopLeftVisible as you now have duplicate. Just the one I think should be good.


Don't do nothing... you need to record the interrupt in a local boolean and reassert when leaving the method.


@krainboltgreene

Gitlabs coc doesn't have a section about how "reverse -ism" (aka "I'm racist and/or sexist, but I don't want to be called a racist/sexist so I redefine word) doesn't exists, and githubs to-be coc hopefully won't either: https://github.com/todogroup/opencodeofconduct/issues/84


Hi,

Sorry for late reply. Thank you for your help and explanation.

https://github.com/PrestaShop/PrestaShop/pull/3670/files

Best regards


"are following" sounds a bit odd in this context. I'm sure there's a formal grammar reason for why, but the best I can do is say "odd" :)


WindowComplexManager_Speedup (Myoldmopar) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1796 of 1796 tests passed)

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Proposal to the fix for test failure MessageFormatTest.shouldGiveHelpfulErrorOnMalformedNodeStruct. Though I do not totally understand the math to calculate the size of array here.


Yes, a 'registration form' is a form that can be used as a case list form. Basically it just restricts which forms you can use as case list forms.


i forgot to add a "this" to the "file"


There is still a lot of code here that was copied verbatim, which is almost never a good idea. There are two ways around this; either extract the common code to a mixin which both views use (the easy solution), or refactor MenuView in such a way that `_createMenuView` can be easily overriden (the harder and probably nicer solution).


I'm not sure if this makes a big change in practice -- the only difference is that non-static classes implicitly contain a reference to their enclosing class; this just makes it explicit (and thereby makes it easier to understand if we need to do anything 'special' within, I think)


@S11001001 right, what I mean is they are tut documents trivially in the sense that they contain no `tut` sheds and therefore would be passed through verbatim. We could go back and add tut modifiers if desired, and use them optionally for new posts. But yeah, I don't use tut for my own blog posts :eep:


Good point, I don't actually think '_' are allowed in on the UI but I think they are used in tests.


looks ok

there is a "safe dereference" operator in groovy which should have worked too https://dzone.com/articles/groovys-smooth-operators


The url has changed again and causes Numi to immediately ask for update after installing it with cask.
Correct url: http://dl.devmate.com/com.dmitrynikolaev.numi/Numi.zip (they removed /beta) 😉


Notepad++ should be able to replace all of those tabs in one shot.


Yea, it previously used a real app and then changed it. Now it just creates a blank app.


project_id and project_key not mentioned in description


done in d6d2f6e


A movie spoiler site for animal lovers- adding database and changing around a few things via server side when I start learning back-end development.


@tpolecat Oh, I see.  Yes, that sounds useful.


Thanks for crediting me...but if its a struct that I wrote, and I told you I was planning to publish it on this Git repo...

I don't know, I hate to sound like I'm complaining. I know I gave you permission to use my code. But next time, please ask me before you publish it as your own. I was planning on publishing it in a structure that would be easy for others to implement.


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Annulation de l'opération


This is wrong. You want to delete the `tune` item (see below for the field that says `"type": "tune"`.


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There's an alternate semantic that I use in [literati](https://github.com/non/literati) which could be useful here: Consider all non-scala sheds to be comments, and turn the entire file into a single scala source file (a la [literate programming](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Literate_programming)). For blog posts, I think this is often a natural way to read them.

Disclaimer: the project is a lot less far along than tut, and would need a bit of work to become a general-purpose SBT plugin that could typecheck a blog post.


This is an 'innocuous app builder' change (though there was a previous PR in prep for this one that made a change to how post form stacks work.

These were build up PR's for this in case you're interested:
* https://github.com/dimagi/commcare-hq/pull/7756
* https://github.com/dimagi/commcare-hq/pull/7773
* https://github.com/dimagi/commcare-hq/pull/7774

Also this is part 1 of 2. The next part is adding support for submodules.


97204612_MultiSpeedFan (Nigusse) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (1797 of 1798 tests passed)

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@cliffckerr i made this commit to develop because it was small, kind of urgent, and wasn't related to the rest of the changes in this branch


There's no reason for these list items to terminate with semi-colons.

Otherwise the rest is fine. :smile:


Indentation looks weird (spaces?).


@bybai, I don't think we should be linking the prepare_mgmt_node page from this admin guide, if you need reference it, we should just provide a link to the page, rather than duplicating the content in both the admin guide and install sections,  this is causing a lot of bloat to the documentation.


( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)b


You're right, I missed that. Thanks


ok


Mongodb lib  is not happy when the same callback is called twice. Maybe the ensureIndex call should be  made inside the callback for the update call.

P.S. I'm not very good at javascript, so I think there is a better way ?


typo police! :rotating_light:


@taylorkj Will Xcomment always have a dash here? If not, this will throw an exception.


TeamCity LabkeyTrunk :: CDS postgres 9.4 [Build 298](https://teamcity.labkey.org/viewLog.html?buildId=265648&buildTypeId=LabkeyTrunk_CdsPostgres93) outcome was **FAILURE**
Summary: Tests failed: 29, passed: 2 Build time: 00:08:56
### Failed tests
```
org.labkey.test.tests.CDSMeasureStoreTest.testDemoMeasureStore: <no details avaliable>

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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


There are no tests past this point.  Was that intentional?


@kamcio96 if you know its full identifier, yes

game.getRegistry().getBlock("almura:information_wand");


Sorry Andrew, perhaps I'm not understanding - do you mean something like:

    record = si.query(type="tune", item_id="{0}".format(instance.item_id)
                      ).execute(

?


Yes. The query is designed to make sure that the exact same record you're trying to insert doesn't already exist in the Solr database. So the `type` needs to match the type of record you're inserting.


@michaelcahill, I'm giving up on trying to drop the lookaside file as part of database close for now, see this commit for the details. I never did fully understand why it doesn't work, but the hole kept getting deeper and wetter at the bottom. If drop-on-close is worth doing, and you can point me in the right direction, I'll take another run at it.


this is only a placeholder for when you don't have any other code in a clause.


Comment is not necessary and a bit misleading.


“可以在任何时候重演这些改动。” 重演这个词用在文件恢复上我觉得不是很合适，考虑一下“恢复”、“重置”。


It will also not work since you're looking for 'item_id' which is the ID of the foreign key, not of the instance that you're trying to insert.


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Does this need min/maxLength and a pattern?


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gif 和 jpg 文件均可用作 HTML 背景。

如果图像小于页面，图像会进行重复。


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In fact I just noticed it! instance.id should be enough, correct?

On 11/08/2015 17:01, Andrew Hankinson wrote:
>
> It will also not work since you're looking for 'item_id' which is the
> ID of the foreign key, not of the instance that you're trying to insert.
>
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>


a try is not needed here.
also in try you want to try to reduce the amount of code in the block
search "try/except clauses" in https://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0008/

ask me if you have more questions


Hi @jaredly,

I would like to at least help you with this project and maybe even adopt it. Right now, I am developing some new features in my pnk_improvements branch like:
-more info about user's browser state
-ability to use own "feedback" button
-list_display in admin
-fixing some problems and making it working on Django 1.8


`name` ought to be required as well.


I mean, tune_id="{0}".format(instance.id)

On 11/08/2015 17:01, Andrew Hankinson wrote:
>
> It will also not work since you're looking for 'item_id' which is the
> ID of the foreign key, not of the instance that you're trying to insert.
>
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> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> <https://github.com/bassculture/BassCulture/commit/50eca71f2fb4f29c57997ed2cbd748d74cbf33a7#commitcomment-12644335>.
>


Данные константы могут использоваться и для других целей.


LGTM


Yes, it should be.


You can find the different accounts in the UsersTableSeeder file.


[frau-jwt/host available on the CDN](https://s.brightspace.com/lib/frau-jwt/1.0.3/host.js)


This is clutter, and raises more questions than answers. I haven't seen any validation that there are enough people having major issues with this to necessitate a decision to complicate in-app copy for 350,000 users. Even if the problem is that severe, I still don't think this is the right approach. A user-facing change like this needs an issue.


There is no "_" defined....


This is a great idea :+1:


Yes. It will. I just want to get some people using it first before it's promoted to stable.


`mode` should be set to the string 'COLOR'. `@COLOR_MODE` is a class variable which defines this string.


Hi, you're right, I haven't authored any of the code in any repositories - in no way, shape or form did I intend on passing any work off as my own.... I have nothing but respect for the devs and the great work they do.... Purely a learning exercise, I'm truly sorry for any offence... I will remove the repositories.  Please accept my profuse apologies.


@kevinglover FYI django is only an optional dependency for eulxml, not a required one.  If we decide we do want to pursue this approach we should add a try/catch for an import error in case django is not installed.  We might want to also consider if there is a non-dlango solution that would be more generalizable.  I've looked in the past to see if something like an xml catalog might work, but that seemed to be specific to DTDs and not terribly helpful for schemas.

Is there a reason why the namespaces are overridable? Will we ever need to override anything besides the schema url?


This is one of the cases where removing the inheritance will prevent some tests from being inherited and from being run with our classes. Either we should leave the inheritance as is or copy the tests from the `test_sync.DatabaseSyncTargetTests` class to `SoledadDatabaseSyncTargetTests`.


@droark - Do you know if there is a special reason for the armoryengine line using rsync to copy the directory over instead of using cp on the files inside the directory like what is done for the rest of the directories? I would expect rsync to be used like this if there was a lot of stuff in armoryengine and you want to just copy over what is actually necessary (i.e. what has changed since the last copy), but that doesn't seem to be the case here. If I change it to use cp instead, then I can make it only copy the files we expect (i.e. not local changes), like I did with the rest of this rule.


NMS...


Hi @JamesBradbury-Abide — any chance you could put together a PR, with a test case showing the bug here?

Thanks!


No, I could do it all in the pattern, but we get more informative errors this way.


TeamCity Chorus :: chorus-precise64-master Continuous [Build 1.5.423.9e38b6c502576776388fc5421dc7c1a3f1d00b25](http://build.palaso.org/viewLog.html?buildId=60917&buildTypeId=bt323) outcome was **SUCCESS**
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Actually, factory is called every time, so this cache is fake.  It generates the data every time but returns the cached value regardless.


Yeah, should have added the try block. My bad!


@Mervyn-Raizlabs Where did all this come from?


It might be a good idea to specify the callback order here.


...and here


:+1: works for me


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The convention for Git configuration variables is CamelCasing, not underscores.

Actually, I think it would be better to have a variable emailFormat with values text or html, which would leave room for 'text, html' if we implement multipart/alternative one day (this would be cool indeed).


GG


I think you need to update tox.ini as well


I have commented on two other commits about this, but just reinforcing here: we should either keep some inheritances as they are now, or copy over some tests from the parent class so we have them running with our code.


Made these changes just to show Ron how Git/Github works


Have you tested this with exponentials? It's why I had to revert this change last time. 1.0e-45 was getting screwed up.


Yes, we can because we don't have units without words.


You mean make it so the provider-writer only has to provide the string "UseSqlServer" and everything else is done for them in DbContextGeneratorHelper? Sure. I can do it that way.


fjasdljflksadf


ok


You can clean this up even further
```perl
definiendum => sub { $whatsit->getArg(2) }
```

and then use it as:
```perl
$name = $name || $choose_Option{$defOption};
```


Thanks. I missed this.


I think non-split lines will pass our validation? I really hate implicit concatenation.


And similarly for all others.


same comment


fairly sure cortex-a7 supports mfpu=neon-vfpv4


This removal also removes many tests in the parent class we want to run with our code.


I would find it cleaner to output something like 'div class="diff_header"' and include some CSS to do the formatting.


97204612_MultiSpeedFan (Nigusse) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: OK (1802 of 1804 tests passed)

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Or you could even just write:

    if (info.parentCloseTime)
         json[jss::parent_close_time] = info.parentCloseTime;

(the comparing with zero gains you nothing unless you're writing for beginner C++ programmers which we aren't...)


this is a rather hot path - could you check the perf impact?


should change the regex to just match zenpython and not the version in the path otherwise during upgrades you will get os process downs.

ie like .*?(zenpython.py).*
\1


These are in alphabetic order, so your entry should be one line higher.  :-)


looks good


 - "如果任何东西不能干净地应用 Git 会给你合并冲突。"这里译成“干净地应用”、“给你”直译的话有点不通顺，被我转译了，如下：
- - 如果目录无法完整地应用，Git会提示合并冲突。


Here I think we need to think of the future. If, in the future we decided to add a new status this test would fail because most likely we would add

```ruby
class Interview
  NEW_STATUS = 2
end
```

I think -1 would be a better suited number. And to not have a magic value -1, we could make a factory called interview_with_invalid_status


OK, fascinating theoretical discussion :>
However, I ran it now and it did what I feared
(and I think Deyan was concerned about).  Namely
it looks fine w/STDERR to the terminal.
However, if you redirect to a log file, you get
all the ANSI escape codes embedded, which is kinda
ugly.

(although if you cat it to the screen, it's still colored! :> )

Anyway of detecting the kind of stream?
ls does it somehow...


> Otherwise, when frozen the proper path would be Omnitool Root -> omnitool -> plugins

what would be the problem with that?


Nit: `const`.


I revised the patch.

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A minor glitch here: Boarded would also be True I think for an npc on a transporter - who could actually return home
(even if this is not yet supported)

However no need to change anything here right now i think. First things first.


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та можно юзать проперти если в них нет сайд эффектов, в большинстве случаев их нет.


так более симпатичный код получается


Why not default to 'vi' which more available (think minimal install/default cloud image) ?


This could be made more robust. I mean I normally compile libraries with --prefix to project dir and not necessarily local/bin or /bin. You could just search the current working path if they exist or use which or maybe the -v and check the versions of all three if the tests are version specific to librariers


This shouldn't be here. URLs should come from the API responses, not be assembled.


Yes, I did a few test with both positive and negative exponents. Both seemed to work fine.  Regex will not match values with non numeric prefix.

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@bago2k4 This shouldn't be here. URLs should come from the API responses, not be assembled.


This fixes the case where the condition was a constant and not a variable. There is some scan test that used to fail before adding this code, so I added this fix


Ich konnte eindlich Deinen Fehler reproduzieren.  peer_sen_0 wurde nicht verarbeitet, dadurch fand er beim ersten peer nur den Aktor


I think I made a mistake with naming the commits. This commit must be combined with the commit that follows it (named: minor modifs).


Just saying everyone might not have sudo rights. That should not prevent from doing user installs of these dependencies


@albill this is throwing errors.


Yes, postpone it.


SEE @amirroth and @mbadams5 !!!!!! :us: :heart_eyes_cat: :vhs:


:O Linux!!!! compile from source... Target system might not always be Linux


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I tried it and it's smooth! But the shit left on the screen is really annoying.. :(


+也可以运行 `git stash pop` 来应用储藏并且随即在栈上清除。


this.props.shouldUpdate literally does nothing now


Why are we dumping empty cacheZones ?


Some of these things can be done from the command line:

If you pass --configuration Release to `dnu build` or `dnu pack`, it'll set `optimize: true`.
you can set the keyFile in an environment variable `DNX_BUILD_KEY_FILE`


What do you think: I'd rather disable frame filtering by default (as previously configured) and just enable it in the ranging class (because for this part it is clear to use it). This way, one gets going faster when first-time using the driver.

Other than that: Great! :-)


带有图像的一个段落。图像的 align 属性设置为 "left"。图像将浮动到文本的左侧。

带有图像的一个段落。图像的 align 属性设置为 "right"。图像将浮动到文本的左侧。


Should be fixed by last push.


The strange thing is that if I do a ConsoleInit after the fade, the shit goes away. I definitely hav eot take a look at ConsoleInit code ;)


Creation d'un repository comprenant un fichier readme


I think it is removed now. We should mention this though somewhere @Kureev.


`$matches` is undefined at this point.


Ma entambi i DAC sono comandati dallo stesso pin???


@unbrice In the version of netstat installed on our machines, the output does not show tcp6, only tcp (even in IPv6). However, the IP address reported is ::, which is IPv6 for all IP addresses. So, for our specific needs we use this fix.


@bago2k4 should never need to construct this URL, should get it from the API links


> Yes, we can because we don't have units without words.

Perhaps you don't, but Mozilla does. @dwaynebailey am I right?


Yes. This is dirty, but it works in our specific case (ZooKeeper listen on 0.0.0.0).


OK, I'll fix this. It works for now, though.


Вот это место было корнем всех зол.
Обработчик ошибок селери проверяет, можно ли сделать pickle и unpickle у эксепшена, если можно - возвращает его, если нельзя - оборачивает его в UnpikleableExceptionWrapper.
Проверяет он это просто: pickle.loads(pickle.dumps(error))
И во время loads в наш RemoteException прилетает строка, которая считается невалидным параметром и резится ошибка => исключение не pickleable и оборачивается.


通过改变 img 标签的"height" 和 "width" 属性的值，您可以放大或缩小图像。


This is definitely not working with "out of the box" (capistrano and passenger defaults) deployments.

I just went into an error:

~~~

~~~

It works if I overwrite the defaults with the old default value again:

~~~ruby
set :passenger_restart_options, -> { "#{deploy_to} --ignore-app-not-running" }
~~~

Even with

~~~ruby
~~~

Using `deploy_to` can't lead to restarting both of your apps, why should it? I guess you should set your `deploy_to`config correctly then. The `deploy_to` options should always point to one app not to both of your apps.

Using the `--name` parameter as default is not what should be the default. This commit should be reverted, IMO.


I patched subprocess in order to bring the minimum modification to the tcollector.


You can up the version to 0.2. Also add pymodoroi3 to the array of console_scripts.


retval should always be a "enum cmd_error_code".


@albill apparently having a colon in a field like `title` isn't okay :/ Need to find a way to fix that. In the interim, is there any way to avoid using the colon here?


The error report in question https://travis-ci.org/mozilla/foundation-security-advisories/builds/75115302


I kinda agree. Especially about whether the channel is encrypted. Deriving the SMP secret I'm not sure where it should be based, if not in the SMP protocol.


Hmmm, good point. Django has an `escapejs` filter that would work here but it's not available in Jinja by default and we'd have to update snippets itself to enable it.

Given that, I'd recommend just not injecting the snippet text via JS and instead having all the different text variations in the HTML directly, but hidden with CSS. Then, you can just hide and show them instead of replacing their content.


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Fair.


Sure. :)


使わないのでコメントアウト


Pokemon TCG's intro (with the booster packs) had the wrong notes because of this. Silly Copy+Paste issues :p


@phirunson can you please confirm that the sql script runs before the data script? otherwise the loop to save the attribute on all categories will fail, right?


暗号化されてる判別を、Salted 文字列だけじゃなく、バイナリかどうかを無理やり判別している。


RSA公開鍵で暗号化するために


一个一个看的么。。(mb)


@hakubo why was this reverted?


@cmarcelo Actually, `sol_util_fill_buffer` has this attempts concept too, so I believe not to be changing any previous behaviour here.


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According to [this](https://github.com/bbatsov/rubocop/issues/498) discussion it might be enough to simply check if the streams are ttys or not (and en-/disable colors accordingly).

A way of doing this in perl seems to described [here](http://rosettacode.org/wiki/Check_output_device_is_a_terminal#Perl).
What do you think?


@allomov do you remember why it was locked down to less than 0.1.1


121行的“第一个选项是相当流行的 `stash save` 命令的 `--keep-index` 选项。它告诉 Git 不要储藏任何通过 `git add` 命令的你已经暂存的任何东西。”
后半句语序明显有问题,而且出现了两个任何，我的翻译：
第一个非常流行的选项是 `stash save` 命令的 `--keep-index` 选项。它告诉 Git 不要储藏任何你通过 `git add` 命令暂存的东西。


Isn't `System.nanoTime()` more indicated here?


Yeah if you can PR that would create, love to get some feedback on it, it solves some problems folks have been having as r10k's lock is while off


仅支持文本的浏览器无法显示图像，仅仅能够显示在图像的 "alt" 属性中指定的文本。在这里，"alt" 的文本是“向左转”。

请注意，如果您把鼠标指针移动到图像上，大多数浏览器会显示 "alt" 文本。

如果无法显示图像，将显示 "alt" 属性中的文本：


AFAIK, it will raise a `runaway argument` error if token `'` don't have category code `12` at the time of performing `\scantokens`, e.g.,

    \tl_rescan:nn { \char_set_catcode_active:N \' } { A }
    \@noligs \tl_rescan:nn { } { A }

I see

    Runaway argument?
    \prg_do_nothing: A'::\exp_not:N
    ! File ended while scanning use of \__tl_rescan:w.
    <inserted text>
                    \par
    l.10 ...nn { \char_set_catcode_active:N \' } { A }


whoops


good idea


change spawnlist.sql!


lol smart idea using IEquatable. I probably would have done some super complicated Dictionary<Exception, TraceLine> bullshit lol


Awesome! I'd be happy to turn over the reigns - I haven't been using django
seriously in years :)
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Using `--name` as default option leads to errors:

~~~
There is no Phusion Passenger-served application running with the app group name '/var/www/<app>/html/current'.
~~~

@betesh your problems can easily be solved by setting `deploy_to` for each of your apps or by omitting the `--name` parameter.

It works perfectly with:

~~~ruby
set :passenger_restart_options, -> { "#{deploy_to} --ignore-app-not-running" }
~~~

or even with:

~~~ruby
set :passenger_restart_options, -> { "#{current_path} --ignore-app-not-running" }
~~~

but not with `--name` parameter.

This commit should be reverted. It leads to errors for every "out of the box" deployment.


resolved Issue #25


great :D


good, this is awesome


lolol


Oops... :)


実装中、気が付いたので報告です。
週初めに monday_material に now のコピーを保持した時、save_weekly() を
実行しておく必要があるかと思います。
理由は、あ号作戦を遂行中で出撃しないと monday_material が保存されないと思われるからです。


lel


您也可以把图像作为链接来使用：


keh


There is some bug in 0.1.2. I'm glad I could be helpful :)

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@tjenkinson if the libraryTarget is set to umd, it seems this behavior is omitted.


Sure, feel free


А вот это место портило тесты: они проходили, когда были не должны это делать.
При обычном apply_async на клиенте в этом месте error, даже если и UnpickleableExceptionWrapper (что случалось только из-за ошибки с unpickle), то  не тот, который здесь проверяется, а восстановленный <class celery.backends.base.UnpickleableExceptionWrapper>. Но в тестах из-за eager здесь был правильный тип, поэтому исходное исключение восстанавливалось и тест проходил.
При этом этой обертки здесь вообще никогда быть не должно, т.к. она снимается внутри селери при получении результата. А у нас не снималась только потому, что она была дважды: внешняя снималась, а нижняя нет.


Would it be better to remove the imports of matplotlib_rc_chooser and the xkcd colors from plot_tools_jgb so there was not that extra dependency?


Without us going through a Precis-like process, I have no idea how to say which characters in person names and corporate names they should and should not allow.


add me xD


возможно, это тоже стоило не совсем убрать, а выключать по флагу.


Here is the `passenger-config` man page:

~~~
Usage 1: passenger-config restart-app <APP PATH PREFIX> [OPTIONS]
Usage 2: passenger-config restart-app . [OPTIONS]
Usage 3: passenger-config restart-app --name <APP GROUP NAME> [OPTIONS]

  Restart an application. The syntax determines how the application that is to
  be restarted, will be selected.

  1. Selects all applications whose paths begin with the given prefix.

     Example: passenger-config restart-app /webapps
     Restarts all apps whose path begin with /webapps, such as /webapps/foo,
     /webapps/bar and /webapps123.

  2. Selects all application whose paths fall under the current working
     directory.
     Example: passenger-config restart-app .
     If the current working directory is /webapps, restarts all apps whose path
     begin with /webapps, such as /webapps/foo, /webapps/bar and /webapps123.

  3. Selects a specific application based on an exact match of its app group
     name.

     Example: passenger-config restart-app --name /webapps/foo
     Restarts only /webapps/foo, but not for example /webapps/foo/bar or
     /webapps/foo123.

Options:
        --name APP_GROUP_NAME        The app group name to select
        --rolling-restart            Perform a rolling restart instead of a
                                     regular restart (Enterprise only). The
                                     default is a blocking restart
        --ignore-app-not-running     Exit successfully if the specified
                                     application is not currently running. The
                                     default is to exit with an error
        --ignore-passenger-not-running
                                     Exit successfully if Phusion Passenger
                                     is not currently running. The default is to
                                     exit with an error
        --instance NAME              The Phusion Passenger instance to select
    -h, --help                       Show this help
~~~

As you can see using the `--name` argument does not what we want here its the `<APP PATH PREFIX>` we want.


lol


Message doesn't match assertion any more.


great


Seems like a dupe of the line above.


Is there an issue or any discussion for this? Not sure whether that union type makes any sense, but does it cause any problems?


Nice logo


nicely spotted :+1:


Could we replace with the following?
```
if config.RootfsMountPropagation != configs.MNT_RSHARED
```


You are correct. I misread the code. Sorry for the noise.


On 08/11/2015 12:36 PM, kpj wrote:
> According to this <https://github.com/bbatsov/rubocop/issues/498>
> discussion it might be enough to simply check if the streams are ttys or
> not (and en-/disable colors accordingly).
>
> A way of doing this in perl seems to described here
> <http://rosettacode.org/wiki/Check_output_device_is_a_terminal#Perl>.
> What do you think?

Hmm, never noticed -t; sounds exactly like what you'd want.
I assume you could just change
   our $COLORIZED_LOGGING = -t STDERR;
?
Unless our local Perl Guru has any counter-advice...


app/models/service_request.rb lines 225 and 226 have a bug in them. it should use "li" instead of "line_item":
 unless li.valid_otf_service_relation_quantity?
        li.reload.errors.each{ |e| errors.add(e) }

I'm going to create a pull request with the fix.


“另一个非常想用储藏做的的普通事情是像储藏追踪文件一样也储藏未追踪文件” 这里的“非常想用”有点脱离了原文，
--另一个日常可能会用到储藏的地方是像储藏追踪文件一样储藏未追踪文件。


Could be shorter as ``push!(aff, c, v)``, I think.


test


The template can be previewed by opening the `Help` menu.


The "from sys import exit" is not required.


Nope, still contained spaces. I fixed it in my latest commit.

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Yes, Vararg is a "type" that is not a type so it only makes sense in very defined contexts.


I appreciate the his/her :)


Does this add libpd-ios as a target dependancy?  You want that, as it ensures that libpd gets built the first time you try to build your project that uses it, or if you ever modify libpd itself.

Usually I direct people to Build Phases -> Target Dependencies and Build Phases -> Link Binary With Libraries, not entirely sure if there is a difference between the latter and the place you advise (General -> Linked Frameworks and Libraries).


resolves issue #11


not sure if daniel wants us to have this option to go from infinite stairway to bear room


This throws an error if I don't pass my name. We can add a try here, make sure the user adds his/her name.


Because I have yet to get clarification from @DaneEveritt about it, and was not going to push it until I talked with him.

Really though, it would have no impact, which is why I want it switched back


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Not a big deal, but check grammar here. User flees, and Cthulhu eats user's head.


After typing flee, the program ends as opposed to taking me to another room


well, it isn't exactly logical. If you have a folder omnitool, you expect omnitooly stuff in there. But it's simply the plugins it comes with and also plugins from third parties, if installed - which strictly speaking don't belong to omnitool.
I've also had issues with freezing, where due to the omnitool folder not having an empty __init__ py, it would trigger the main omnitool __init__ on every plugin start, or not find the plugins.

Putting plugins into their own package, of sorts, just makes things cleaner and seems to be the way freezing expects it to be.


saw approval from cmeiklejohn
at https://github.com/basho/riak_core/commit/3edf54ade42de4884aba94578adb5b91e5c9cdf3


merging basho/riak_core/bugfix/jrd/join-race = 3edf54ad into borshop-integration-764-bugfix/jrd/join-race


basho/riak_core/bugfix/jrd/join-race = 3edf54ad merged ok, testing candidate = 7586a961


I find this more explicit, and that wouldn't be a one-liner anyway (right? what does ``push!`` return?)


why should I check if something is null before deletion, since deletion is also safe with null?
and the sol_timeout_del has     SOL_NULL_CHECK(handle, false); as first line of code, so I don't think it's necessary to check for nullness. coments?


Yup, that works. Is it enough to only check STDERR, or does LaTeXML also do some STDOUT related stuff?


olej


see: https://github.com/combak/ShatteredWorld/issues/52


Parameter is not in function signature


Sorry I'm terrible at using the search functionality on Github, see https://github.com/JuliaLang/julia/issues/11537.


![screen shot 2015-08-11 at 17 40 40](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/319055/9203827/5d6f39c2-4051-11e5-91d8-c35196e689d4.png)

![screen shot 2015-08-11 at 17 50 00](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/319055/9203828/5d710342-4051-11e5-82ab-a658c63202d9.png)


"take honey" as a phrase together does not allow the bear to slap my face off...


I'm just curious, what is the motivation to making plug an optional dependency? It seems kinda smelly for me to have to add plug as a dep to my phoenix app which already has it. If I don't, my tests won't compile because apparently only installing the test env's deps doesn't pull in plug, so the corsica compile fails.


Thanks :)


I also made isOverflowChar private, since it seems used only in there?


Fair point. I'll drop it.


also not sure daniel wants this option


Ha, thanks, I noticed those and then didn't do anything about it :)


"you" = (your_name)


I believe the %s argument works on print only. Check image below.
![output](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/1112875/9203864/87c129c6-400e-11e5-9255-f7ad8fe4d44e.png)


%s does not convert to user's name. I believe this has something to do with the dead() function.


good stuff


If it's linked, Xcode will build that project as a dependency implicitly in my experience.


It probably should return the ``AffExpr``, not sure if it actually does.


Sure, will do.


the logical "and operator takes precedence over the logical "or" operator when python is executing the code. So this line "next == "open" or next == "door" and bear_moved" evaluates effectively as "next == "open" or (next == "door" and bear_moved)", which is not what we wanted.


If a number less than 10 is passed in, it fails to recognize it as a number.


I have no problem with asking for the secret before it starts. But you get in the same trouble. Our current implementation is fully generic when receiving SMP1 or any other SMP message. If you want to ask for the secret before the state machine starts, you will have to check explicitly for SMP1 outside of the state machine. Basically, you are just moving the ugliness.

I agree that assuming the secret has been entered would be nice. But in practice we have to do it somewhere, and we have to have a hook for the client to get it from the user. Propose something that is less ugly than what we have now, please. =)


Spaces again. I think you have an "expand tabs as spaces" somewhere. :-)


Yep, definitely.


If a number less than 10 is passed in, it fails to recognize it as a number via the ELSE clause.


Update on master as well?


I'm not sure how to get to the back room or infinite stairway. I seem to have gone through all permutations.


The "username" parameter is missing from the "dead" function call.


Let's see... I have updated with just one line...


Check grammar here.


I think something is happening here because when I enter a number like 100 I get another input prompt instead of being told I'm greedy. I think this piece might need to be in the if statement (which means changing a bit of that).


code breaks if no argv[1] given


From your implementation I learned I noticed a few things:
- You ignore the problem of the secret, just assuming it is there. That's not a solution - just ignoring it.
- You copy the data we have in the message into the smp state, instead of storing the messages. I'm fine with that, but I don't really see the difference. =)
- You do a lot of explicit ugly iffing on versions, which is not very nice. Incidentally, the OTR SMP protocol still has version 1 - it is the OTR protocol that is at version 2 and 3.


Wait, this is all wrong anyway. How did this pass my tests locally...?


On 08/11/2015 12:49 PM, kpj wrote:
> Yup, that works. Is it enough to only check STDERR, or does LaTeXML also
> do some STDOUT related stuff?

Not for error messages; they all go to STDERR.


This all said, I'm completely fine with a refactoring if you feel like doing that. =)


I took a shot at this: https://github.com/solettaproject/soletta/pull/492 . At least `make check-valgrind` is clean now, but waiting for real tests.


What's your idea then? I tried to find another way around this, couldn't find any... :confused:


I think it should be:

    { index: 0, code: 42, errmsg: "" }


I don't get it, what's not needed, how does reloading the page affect it?


The above if-elif-else block just goes into the if statement, irrespective of the user's input. Check image below:
![output](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/1112875/9203976/34b9735e-400f-11e5-9e86-0cb696c86641.png)


Please add a note to the README on how this should be handled by implementors


I don't think this or structure is working how you intended. user choosing "take" or "honey" gets the intended result but "take honey" sends me to dead().


`(busycnt|)` => `[busycnt]` ?


Yeah, just found that darned setting. Next push should be ok.


I like how you were merciful on the user. :}


That's strange. I have a project with that setting and it is doing, and in the docs it says it will export as a property in root (which becomes 'this', which is window in my case). I'll have a look around later.

Have noticed that the libraryTarget is all lowercase in your config so if it was working I guess it would be a variable 'clappr' not 'Clappr'.

> On 11 Aug 2015, at 17:44, Bruno Torres <notifications@github.com> wrote:
>
> @tjenkinson if the libraryTarget is set to umd, it seems this behavior is omitted.
>
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"taunt" is producing the print statement from the first IF


The above if-else says "Man, learn to type a number", if I enter any number that doesn't have a 1 or 0, e.g. 22, 87, etc


I thought your incorporation of the format operator was very clever, and much more efficient than what I did. :}


maybe give user the options they have


"dead" function required two parameters


Why hardcode scripts when this can be simply done with SAI...


In this version of the code, setting negative seed points in seeding mode seems not to work anymore.


Hi @arunoda, I just published this example of using flow-router with layout-level authentication and thought it might be useful for your [Meteor Routing Guide](https://kadira.io/academy/meteor-routing-guide/content/implementing-auth-logic-and-permissions).  This example uses the meteor-roles package to help with authorization.


there is an error in here. If you try to run this block, the program will terminate throwing an error.
try to see if you figure out what the problem is.
[hint: there is a problem in the function callback ]


Guess we need to add coverage for this.


Will do.


LGTM


Ref issue #848 and PR #850 .


I think we can get rid of this and the flag with the previously suggested change.


if i enter something other than flee, the control goes to the beginning instead of printing "I got no idea what that means." Is that the way you intended it to work?


I'm wondering if there is some way to check json fields in tests rather than just searching for a substring..


TeamCity Ybackend :: AnnaPonomareva/ybackend [Build 382](http://192.168.30.225:8111/viewLog.html?buildId=2022&buildTypeId=Ybackend_AnnaPonomarevaYbackend&guest=1) outcome was **FAILURE**
Summary: Exit code 1 Build time: 00:11:43


Maybe give a print statement here with options for moving the bear


some tests failed:
failure: http://buildbot.bos1/builders/test-riak_core/builds/1681


Give a print statement here with options for moving the bear


Check grammar here. Otherwise, very cute.


I would add a conditional here, the extra symmetrification should be an unlikely event:
```c++
if (symmetric && !r.issymmetric()) r=r*r.T();
```


I didn't notice this when I was working on this but when would this ever be true. By the time you get to this, if the user has typed "taunt" "bear_moved" has already been changed to True.


Oh yes i think it's a good idea :)


Why setEnabled / setDisabled?

Why not do:
`rubberButton->setChecked(m == CM::Rubber);`


请点击图像上的星球，把它们放大。

<map name="planetmap" id="planetmap">
<area
shape="circle"
coords="180,139,144"
href="/example/html/venus.html"
target="_blank"
alt="Venus" />

<area
shape="circle"
coords="129,161,10"
href="/example/html/mercur.html"
target="_blank"
alt="Mercury" />

<area
shape="rect"
coords="0,0,110,260"
href="/example/html/sun.html"
target="_blank"
alt="Sun" />
</map>

注释：img 元素中的 "usemap" 属性引用 map 元素中的 "id" 或 "name" 属性（根据浏览器），所以我们同时向 map 元素添加了 "id" 和 "name" 属性。


include a path to go to the gold room from the bear room


Does the if statement here do anything?


If we load d3 here, we probably don't want to load it a second time below.


It's not clear here how the user should proceed.


A whitespace is missing before the "take the stairs" strings.


WindowComplexManager_Speedup (Myoldmopar) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1796 of 1796 tests passed)

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


It's for my reference so I can fix the code but sure, feel free to change it.


Perhaps pass in object user, as it is unrecognized by dead() otherwise.


include the stairs to infinite_stairway_room path


I feel like seedMode needs to be uncoupled from this. in seedMode left button marks positive, right button marks negative. See also my general comment.


The way this is written, when would the count ever be greater than 0? So when the user types "take stairs" they are just taken back to  infinite stairway?


Just to confirm...did you make sure you skipped the first element of the array, when assigning the coefficients?

In other words coefficent1 does not mapped to 0.


<!DOCTYPE html>

请把鼠标移动到图像上，看一下状态栏的坐标如何变化。


It is a typo here: `\hbox_set_end:`.


Need options to go further


Good idea, but wouldn't your rather have this be || nil ? so that the following nil check applies?


/cc @fishcakez this is why i was asking those questions on IRC.


I mentioned this over slack, but I feel like a request isn't a property of an object. However I would argue a robots file has a url. My suggestion is to make @url = url + '/robots.txt' in the initialize instead of a request. Then have a private method called "body" that is responsible for making a request that returns you the body.


Unnecessary `.toDenseVector` cast.


Change to {% url 'manufacturers:info' manufacturer.pk %}


Change to {% url 'manufacturers:products' manufacturer.pk %}


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@jordanmunson do you know of any other instances where this is mentioned? Or was the culprit the help page in the end?

I'm concerned about http://wistia.com/product


Change to {% url 'manufacturers:portfolio' manufacturer.pk %}


Change to {% url 'manufacturers:reviews' manufacturer.pk %}


Three comments:

1. The cursors should be set-up using a mask. Like a cv::Mat1u, like this:
Mat1u cursor = (Mat1u(3,3) << 0, 1, 0, 1, 1, 1, 0, 1, 0);
2. Then use this mask to generate the list of points. So we can easily change / add cursor shapes


Everything I leave out that's unnecessary is less for me to type and, much more important, less for everyone else to read.  The fact that `maxLimit` is `const` is irrelevant to the meaning of the three lines of code that uses it.

`const` for local variables has documentary value in some cases but I don't see this as one of the cases!

Honestly, constness of local variables has never saved me from any mistake, ever.  constness of method and members is very useful, but I really see const on local variables as "more cruft".


@abea Can you explain to me what the purpose of the loop is here?


@chriddyp I think it has to be .Rprofile, not .RProfile


I love ```-t STDERR``` it's quite elegant.

But of course I have bad news :>

When the LaTeXML.pm flow "binds" all logging to a handle, it doesn't know in advance whether the passed logging information will be passed into a terminal, or into a file/server socket.

The decision is deferred to the executable - in the current state of latexml, latexmlpost and latexmlmath, the solution you have in mind will work great.

However, for latexmlc, latexmls and ltxmojo, you will never pass on coloured output, as they bind the log in advance to a non-terminal filehandle. That's probably fine, since they almost never need coloring, but the case where latexmlc writes into the original STDERR will remain uncolored.

I am quite happy that ```-t``` enforces coloring only when there is 100% certainty there is a write to a terminal, which is quite safe for the exotic scenarios.


The re-positioning of the imports is an automated feature of Eclipse.


Is there a reason you prefer this over, say, [ngMousemove](https://docs.angularjs.org/api/ng/directive/ngMousemove)?


Just remember that `sol_timeout_del()` will issue a warning in this case, that looks useless.


thanks,
(I didn't know how to merge just one commit so I copied and pasted it into my master branch)


why was the cleanup being done with an idler and now it's not any more? does it seem not to be a real requirement at first place?


TeamCity Xbim :: Xbim Geometry :: XbimGeometry [Build 23](http://xbimbuilds.cloudapp.net/viewLog.html?buildId=50&buildTypeId=Xbim_XbimGeometry_XbimGeometry) is now running


Would it not make more sense to add a rule like

```make
PM.stamp: $(makfile)
        make -C .. perl/PM.stamp
```

(it might not work out of the box, but the intention is to start a sub-make using the top-level `Makefile` to re-generate the `PM.stamp` file)?


That code was incomplete and buggy. Thought needs to be put into how to enable a proper IP stack in the OS. I started work on minIP (https://github.com/IanSeyler/minIP) in order to figure out the fundamentals.


That being said, given that there is theoretical desire to move towards latexmlc as a default executable, we should find a way to make it work.


We should give visual feedback about rubber mode. I suggest coloring the cursor white instead of the label color in the case of rubber mode.


Seems to work as expected.

@georgehrke A fixed release to the appstore is appreciated ;) Thanks!


(Compare my suggestion to https://github.com/git-for-windows/git/blob/41980ef55d99e02468fe33cd8beebba3d7cb3be3/perl/Makefile#L86-L89)


Nice! Objects.hash looks like what I was after.


small picky little detail but usually you name a method like this "robots_path" rather than "get_robots_path". This was explained to me at the start of the summer but it's a pretty nit picky detail.


The latest developer beta of OS X 10.11 added a depth compare function to MTLSamplerDescriptor: https://developer.apple.com/library/prerelease/mac/documentation/Metal/Reference/MTLSamplerDescriptor_Ref/index.html#//apple_ref/occ/cl/MTLSamplerDescriptor

It's not in the Metal headers for iOS 9 (yet?) though.


Does that "non-terminal filehandle" have any special properties which could be detected?
If they behave similar to just piping into a file, there doesn't seem to be a way of detected it, right?


Yep, def redundant.


Oh, I just talked to the guy who wrote latexmlc, apparently when it's really writing to STDERR it doesn't bind it. No problems at all.


Oh nice, thanks @chriddyp.


The only cases where we're binding STDERR away from the terminal is when the log is passed back via some channel, and in those cases it should never be colored anyway. Possibly accidentally good design, but good design nevertheless.


loooking good, but I think you can simplify this line by leaving means and cov as 2d numpy arrays.

    pot = GaussianPot(means[i,:], cov[i,:])


I realized that I shouldn't have removed `maxRequestSize` but instead used it where it was supposed to be, so I pushed a tiny upate...


<!-- Note, after some thought, we've decided this is the best place to keep the version number (not on TeamCity, not in the assemblies).     -->

Wanna change this comment in the 'other' place to point here? One of them has to be lying.


You can switch it back, I was just going quick with the routes and didn't really think about the naming on that.


Yes, I'll release a new version tomorrow.


Maybe it's enough to change from 'drop table downloads' to 'drop table if exists downloads', without adding 'except' block?


Should be good now.


@xiam Adding this just for this interim 2.0.0+manoto version


I did not understand this one. Can you elaborate a bit.


Put a big explanatory comment here so we understand why the disk needed is not exactly the same as the disk request in the task.


Just some nitpicking (cannot test this myself now):

- addition as needed -> addition is needed
- repositories -> repositories.
- remove line 19


This is great.
I'll add a reference to that from the guide.


97204612_MultiSpeedFan (Nigusse) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-IntegrationCoverage-Debug: OK (1277 of 1279 tests passed)

![Build Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/build%20status-warnings-yellow.svg) ![Test Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/tests%20passed-99.84%25-yellow.svg) ![Coverage Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/coverage%20status-69.82%25-green.svg)


Pls put FORSAKEN at the end of the enum, so that we don't break ABI compatibility unncessarily..


Yes, both know (you and me)... but too is missed anymore in java that controls AI and more routes must be fixed...


will


he's used in two places: once from req, again from res... this commit pulled him out while cleaning up the req path, the next commit uses him in the res path.


In the [current version](https://github.com/atom/atom/blob/f707905335d6a4da1178abdedea3405025021124/src/panel.coffee#L26) of this file, the emitter is disposed which nulls out all the handlers. Though, you're right, we could null the emitter, and only emit when `@emitter` exists.


Suppose that the process creates a very large file tree, and now the tree traversal takes a minute.
Is there anything reasonable we can do about this, or do we just have to suffer?


ok will do.


Gear Stcone should be gear stone


This doesn't seem to work with Arch Linux. Keeps on returning following exit code. As prabhu mentions mongod happens to be in /usr/bin

> journalctl | grep -i mongodb

>> Aug 11 22:48:55 manjaroGnome systemd[1]: mongodb.service: Main process exited, code=exited, status=14/n/a
>> Aug 11 22:48:55 manjaroGnome systemd[1]: mongodb.service: Unit entered failed state.
>> Aug 11 22:48:55 manjaroGnome systemd[1]: mongodb.service: Failed with result 'exit-code'.


``if vctx is not None: `

BTW, will there be warning messages in Sandbox mode?


This is not sure clear to me what's it's supposed to do from the name.

The actual implementation is a bit hard to follow along as well. But if it works, great. For reference it might be worth looking at other projects (e.g. http://siddii.github.io/angular-timer/index.html#/countdown-timer) to try and understand how they handle representing number of seconds in hours, minutes, and seconds with(out) padding. Though, it may be overkill for such a simple directive.