The original motivation behind this change was that all actions on the controller might not require the services that get injected via constructor and so is probably painful in setting them up when testing an action which does not need that service.

`FromServices` attribute is an MVC concept which works only in the context of a controller/action. i.e the model binding stage of MVC looks for this attribute and if present gets the service from the DI and populates the property in this case or a parameter in case it was directly applied on an action(ex: `IActionResult Details(int id, [FromServices] ITestService service)`)
Related issue: https://github.com/aspnet/MusicStore/issues/453


i am not sure why do you need to create the file yourself. you just need to generate a filename.


same here.


Surely.


It would be good to document this field.


nit: could this file be named FeatureBuilderTest.scala?


Keep this value as a constant, such as LOGIN_WAIT_TIME


this whole completion handler could just be `done` .. which inherently asserts that it's been called (if you don't call `done` the test will timeout). Nothing could ever call the error handler *and* the completion handler. If that happens we have other tests that should fail.


When using target_include_directories the public includes will be inherited by other targets when referenced with target_link_libraries


Documentation for `topic` field is not correct.


Bug fix to allow materials to continue across groups. Using obj spec according to: http://web.cse.ohio-state.edu/~hwshen/581/Site/Lab3_files/Labhelp_Obj_parser.htm

"Defines a material to use, this material will continue to be used until another usemtl line (corresponding material is saved in .mtl file)"


Hey gobrien4418,

We will take a look at this and evaluate how it impacts printing when enabled. Can you please submit another patch that doesn't have every line TopAndBottom.cs changed. I assume it is line endings or something, but it makes it hard to evaluate what changed.

if you don't have an easy why to correct this, we will look to merge it manually and see what's up.


Maybe call this `numberOfPartitions` or `partitionCount`


Try not using the @ sign. or using the person's github id if you do use the @ and want them notified.


It doesn't actually extend any test/spec traits, though?


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these `public` properties should probably be `private`. We want to use the access modifiers for a compilation step in the near future to reduce the size of the output.


Thanks! [My project has text labels again](https://github.com/leftaroundabout/dynamic-plot/tree/f7d37c9df51769a8b18056fa5b264889c8b3c249).

The alignment is not quite right yet, but that was a bit hackish anyway – should be possible to do it better with `BoxAlignText`.

![dynamic-plot_back-working](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/1528675/9500029/5be88aee-4c23-11e5-9d2f-ac22fd55b28a.png)


5 things that most excite me:

- Act as a dedicated rep for a handful of key customers to ensure their success using Zapier
- Ghostwrite documentation for partners to publish on their own sites
- Work with the product team to develop a new feature based on feedback from customers
- Make Zap templates to help showcase the thousands of ways customers can use Zapier
- Engage multiple users at once via chat to answer their questions and troubleshoot problems

5 things that least excited me:

- Dig through activity logs to troubleshoot a customer's broken Zap
- Find and recruit teammates for the support team
- Respond to Zapier fans on Twitter, Facebook, Reddit and other 3rd party sites
- Write and maintain thousands of pages of help documentation
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Does audio_sin to generate values out of [-1,1]? If it receives a non-zero
input on sync then it should briefly go out of range (see
http://www.native-instruments.com/fileadmin/ni_media/downloads/pdf/SineSyncRC.pdf
although
my code is independent of that) but it shouldn't otherwise as then it's
just the result of a sin() function.

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> say "Disable default clipping of out of range samples" so .. that may be
> the difference between the two styles. In the old style it may be handling
> values that are over max_short better ... I think in general we should
> solve the overflow problem such that we can use that no clip flag but I'll
> play with the setting to see if it does better in the case of overflow. I
> noticed if you plug a audio_sin to the output directly you get a signal
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`protected` can probably be `private` here


Typo: "...is called by the PML to notify determine ..."


Also, should that be "...the set of BTL modules that should be used..."?


MySSLConfig? I think we should use better name.


Can you please explain to me what this method `Cache` of type `IMemoryCache` is doing?


small nitpick that may or may not matter in this case... pull `this.count` out into a `const` if you're going to use it twice.

`const count = this.count`

This enables better minification, primarily.


This class / drawing logic needs a total rework.


see comment below


Can you add tests for these?


fair enough - just got confused for a bit because it was doing test stuff but didn't have test in the name. looking the full path is fine too.


Yes, I got it.
So we set ignore = True, if hint_tag has a severity of Error, I had missed that earlier, and thus, did what I did ;-), I was thinking if I could get access to the appstream server, I won;t break anything :-D


I think this is not a related change.


Can you change --disable-json to --enable-json instead?


Ok, [060] here.


Thank you so much for prompt reply. Last question. Any reason why the team decided not to use the repository pattern for testing? Seems current approach mixes integration and unit testing.


Yes, Marius has fixed that on his local version where he extracted the displayer. He`ll commit soon. Thanks.


This should be made optional and by default it should be switched off so that the current behaviour is intact.


Nice start!


@ccx-testerbot runtests feature-cea-708


Ah, ups that is left over. I later removed the need for this and rewrote the code to not the function..


Return limit:0 please, i got 20 items in all my exports without it)
In base 600+ forms)
I've made tests on export processor, but only this helps.


Did you mean com.ebay.myriad.executor.MyriadExecutor here? Because com.ebay.myriad.Main seems to be used by Myriad scheduler.


Yes, they should be singular.


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You can clean this up a fair about by using abs(value) < VALUE_MATE_IN_MAX_PLY.   And I'm not sure the value < hval+8 or hval  condition is needed. I'd suspect the value < beta condition is sufficient.


Is it okay to hardcode SunX509?


missing space after if


setLibraryPaths() sounds like a proper fix. Glad that you came up with that and thank you for looking into this! I'm not sure how complicated the fix will be because I'm not familiar with the internals but I'm looking forward to the fix.


same goes for other ifs in this commit


fast-forwarding hotfix/2.0.6-2012.08.25 to borshop-integration-542-hotfix/zl/just-do-aae-tiemout = 4b59473d


is this reversed?


We can be precise that here SSL encryption is activated between client and SJS http server


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Got it - thx.


Don't you need to show errors in production?


why? this is a common library, the interface can be forgiving for other use cases.


So my original long-winded comment did not take into account the scenario of the while being on the attribute step, such as
```python
while condition:
    m = obj.doIt
m()
```

I wrote that code so long ago, either I was wrong about the refcounts or something else improved to make this unnecessary.  I'll test it and verify we don't need the incref anymore.


> Will look for the code that handles the values...

Take a look here: https://github.com/rackt/react-router/blob/7bd7f895e3c50c64d1087950858d8aa378231bbe/modules/getComponents.js#L3-L11

Basically, either one will work because we support using multiple components as well as just a single component. You can see this in use [in the sidebar example](https://github.com/rackt/react-router/blob/7bd7f895e3c50c64d1087950858d8aa378231bbe/examples/sidebar/app.js#L100) where we [render multiple components](https://github.com/rackt/react-router/blob/7bd7f895e3c50c64d1087950858d8aa378231bbe/examples/sidebar/app.js#L83-L94) in a single route.


Shouldn't we check here for existence of this key using hasPath and fail if not?


maybe just don't dump status if not set?


I think this option should not be supported.


I think this fixes the issue i've ran into where backups fail due to changing files in the pgsql dir.

```
/opt/chef/embedded/lib/ruby/gems/2.1.0/gems/mixlib-shellout-2.1.0/lib/mixlib/shellout.rb:289:in `invalid!': Expected process to exit with [0], but received '1' (Mixlib::ShellOut::ShellCommandFailed)
---- Begin output of tar -czf /tmp/chef-server/backup/1440608144-ver_12.1.2-chef-server-full.tgz /var/opt/opscode /etc/opscode ----
STDOUT:
STDERR: tar: Removing leading `/' from member names
tar: /var/opt/opscode/postgresql/9.2/data/base/16385/16491: file changed as we read it
---- End output of tar -czf /tmp/chef-server/backup/1440608144-ver_12.1.2-chef-server-full.tgz /var/opt/opscode /etc/opscode ----
Ran tar -czf /tmp/chef-server/backup/1440608144-ver_12.1.2-chef-server-full.tgz /var/opt/opscode /etc/opscode returned 1
        from /opt/chef/embedded/lib/ruby/gems/2.1.0/gems/mixlib-shellout-2.1.0/lib/mixlib/shellout.rb:276:in `error!'
        from /usr/local/bin/chef-server-backup:65:in `<main>'
```


I might need to make a few changes to RO anyway, so don't worry about that; the main thing is that the pass that does the KW patching runs early. If, after s/AFTER[KWRocketry]/FIRST/ everything works on your end sans RO, that's enough of a test. :)
Thanks!


I think we should avoid hardcoding.


In 2.7 print_function is already there so you can just use print().  I'd have to double check 2.6.


This should be OutputBinariesToSign


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Ah...great. Thanks!


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xrange doesn't officially exist in python 3.  xrange became range in python 3.


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this is actually a copy (already in the repo) of a file in charmhelpers, an old version of https://pythonhosted.org/charmhelpers/api/charmhelpers.contrib.storage.linux.html#module-charmhelpers.contrib.storage.linux.ceph, I believe that this was copied from v0.3?


basically trying to avoid enforcing logic to the upper layer through asserts. For a generic infrastructure it would be better to return EINVAL to do that, rather than assert, but since we're void here, we can just try to comply.


This is really good.  I had a Java class TestMemoryLeaks that does the same kind of thing, but it's not run by the unittests, it is a manual test.  This approach is better since it can be automated.


What happens if this operation fails? There could be many reasons.


I actually grabbed this specific code out of the MySQL charm


Done.  BTW I am completely lost in git PR and review process. I made it as a separate commit listed in this PR request.


Yeah, the comment needs to be updated—we don't use element-prefixed classes as they're too specific and often just unnecessary.


I @jramscr

Update syntax with factorygirl gem.


It would be nice to see this fixed.


Lesha,
you can configure github to ignore white spaces and tabs in the diff view.
Check the git instructions I've sent you.
S
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Changes have been made and pushed up. Thanks for the feedback, @blesh !


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fixed typo


Just curious about why LibLog and what benefits it provides vs common.logging?


I believe doc.ToHTML already did the right thing, and I just needed to embed the doc.ToHTML output as a string in go source file. BTW I removed the use of template completely and just used fmt.Print with a minimal sanitize function I borrowed from golang.org/x/tools/godoc/static/gen.go.


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Yeah. Looks like the add_procs function had the same wrong acronym.


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r = mutex_lock(&mdata->thread_running)
if (r < 0) ...
and log the error code.


Awesome - thanks man


@alex-deaconu I just noticed a typo here `nymber `. cheers


I'll think.

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> /home/nikic/php-src/t157.php on line 5
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It works perfectly, thanks a lot! =)


@rodrigopavezi oops. Will fix in a follow up PR. Thanks.


Yes i removed it too at https://github.com/openmrs/openmrs-module-adminui/commit/c3ffab9df2c34f18070dde139b625fb3b62eca5d


Why not just return false right away if the argument is out of range?


I suppose I could add a recipe - a rhino horn, some gold and some honey would do it :P


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Thanks! Added that.


nope... doesn't seem that pros.io handles any uploading of images to github... what am I missing?


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It removes the dependency on Common logging. One less dependency to worry about (see: #229).

Liblog adds source files in the project itself, instead of relying on an external assembly.


@masterzen Thanks, I actually had that staged in my working tree but just haven't committed it yet because there's likely going to be a batch of changes related to removing the IP and DNS behaviors.


The ServerHandshaker will set the compression method as part of the negotiation with the client (i.e. after receiving the client_hello). However, the ResumingClientHandshaker tries to resume an already negotiated session, i.e. this parameter (compression method) is not negotiated again but has already been negotiated as part of the original session (that is to be resumed). But I agree, we can do that in a separate PR.


:dancer:


> The whole idea is that if all the three (or more) runners have runs in only different years (e.g. Michel: 2009, 2010; Michél: 2011, 2012; Michèl: 2013), then it's likely that they are the same person...

Yes, and it's a good idea! But I'd rather implement it in another place. I'll do a commit for that.

> And who has then more accents, Michèl or Michél? ;-(

In this case, it's hard to find out automatically what to choose as correct version. Maybe use a hand written list, as with the sex? I'd say it's good enough for now if we choose any variant of the two, since it occurs so rarely.


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Hmm, that's a bit cheating to remove all the tests, no? Is there no way to rephrase them without selab?


Thanks for answer


Why not just git? The whole purpose of this repo is for windows, doesn't that just make it redundant or prefer a given solution (in this case the github client).


Be sure to have the modeline (`#vim :...`) as the last line of the file


Fixed it with 963c19f


What about instead:
```python
def is_wget(command):
    return command.lower().startswith('wget ')
```


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I only removed tests that use selab directly or indirectly. I guess it's a good idea to try to see if selab is essential for these examples. I'll take a look later this week.


Thanks for the info :+1:


I was able to reproduce the NullPointerException and it was not caused by a null batchGroup inside spilledBatchGroups. The cause was actually a batchGroup with a null outputStream. I am investigating how this happens


Sorry，我这里也不是非常懂inid的意思，就直接臆断为播放器测出产国是印度，然后印度音乐家的音乐免费之类的= =，脑洞略大。
现在看看独立音乐人的翻译确实更为正确，应当是作者原意。


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:ok:


This is looking really good =).


The previous `establishedSession`will be replaced by the resumed session once the resuming handshake has been finished. Up till then the original session could be used.
Regarding the two connections with the same session ID: we can update the `ConnectionStore.find()`method to also use the peer address as a parameter ...


I completely get you. Am currently using a page controller for only loading the validators and nothing else (The rest is just angular + REST). So if i switch to using a fragment controller to load the validators, what advantages does it offer over the page controller. Please forbear with my many questions, there is lots am learning in the refapp. :)


Its better to use the function name with different argument name and param name..
As the mark down is showing this as
'func convert(point point: Point, toView view: View) -> Point'


You probably need this to be `julia 0.3` without the `-` cruft. The dash suggests your package supports the dev versions of 0.3 before it was officially released. Something to do on the next tagged version.


May be try to update parser for -y option?
For example if first letters tcp/rdma - when fill accelio scheme portion of adress, if not - and have_accelio - use tcp.


I have no idea. I probably did rough benches on my machine only.

If that test causes problems, it should be simply removed.


I guess github's online editing sux.


fixed


What is the reason for this change?


lol Tipsy!!!


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Its better to use the function name with different argument name and param name to show the distinctions and when this two name should be used.


Note that the ratio is 100, not 1000.


was this included by accident from debugging work?


The head of master of qt-libs and qtools should contain the proper fixes now. I haven't test library generation properly on OSX/brew yet, but everything else should work fine. It would be great if you could confirm it.


@jgarboza813 DWMR. Well done. Keep leaning into the work!


In the PDF, page 14, shouldn't the command for resolving path on device be
pm path com.package.name instead of pm list path com.package.name ?


This could be a solution but as you can read ``hardcoded_script_import`` isn't a final function :D Simply hardcoded stuff meaning that we will get rid of it. Ugly for ugly, it does change much to use that dictionary stuff. Instead we should simply have a dynamic method.


Fixed this.


'WithString' should not come in func argument name as this can be added as a param name
`  func combine(incomingString incoming: String, options: Dictionary? = nil) { ... } `


flashの色が一色だと何を表すメッセージかわかりにくくなりそうです。
キーは動的なものにしてみてはいかがでしょうか。

Bootstrapでは種々のキーを持つフラッシュメッセージに対応したデザインが用意されています。
ref: http://getbootstrap.com/components/#alerts


Test


@DavidJFelix you got a good and fair point. ;-) I have two answers ;-)

1. I didn't think of that, at the time ( I was tired and on 'automatic' mode )
2. there is also the bigger windows GUI client from github called "Githubsetup.exe" installer also from github.com, what if windows folks expect that one to be the 'git' of windows?

I am very happy to rename this salt winrepo pkg 'git-for-windows' to 'git', seeing it's coming from a msysgit fork and is now the official cmd line git client for windows. (first release without a 'preview' in the name!)

Do you think there is a "real" (or valid) issue with the other one, the one coming from "Githubsetup.exe"?


I have thought about that but I haven't found a better name.


Don't think you need android.permission.NETWORK


That naming convention doesn't match what we've been doing - but we don't really have a name to distinguish it.  The approach of using a "tags" field in the details hash is to be removed when we've moved fully to the new architecture.  I've been saying "representing tags using the links field" to refer to the use of the links field for now.


@edmistj Everywhere else we use 'Context' for lava object name — is there a reason why it's different here?


Good catch -- yes, the correct usage would be;
``pm path PACKAGE_NAME``


@abnero DWMR. Very good solutions here. Good. Lean into the work!


Indeed, it looks better like this.


@alexandrasandulescu Since these are class properties, it doesn't change much since you can do:
```python
AbstractScript.code_begin = 'foo'
```
So I don't see how it is nicer to have:
```python
AbstractScript['code_begin'] = 'foo'
# OR (because not sure on which level you want the dictionary to be)
AbstractScript['code']['begin'] = 'foo'
```

Would you have an example in mind? Maybe I am missing the beauty of using a ``dict`` here.


I have update the ref as well.


link to where they were deprecated?


IntelliJ did that automatically. Let me revert this.


Yg loop popup messagenya atau setelah teken button next/bayar? Kemungkinan
kalo popup messagenya masalah di virtuemartnya, ada yg conflict, kurang tau
detailnya sih. Coba liat2 error log aja siapa tau ada error log php
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Good point. I have added it.


A code should look like means the way a web page is being coded. If a person is unknown to HTML even he can guess the commands.


Don't need this.


現状、flashメッセージでnoticeのみ設定したので、「alert-success」のみ設置しました。
deviseの設定でflashメッセージのalertも出力される可能性も考慮して「alert-danger」も設置しておきます。


Why are we setting the error here and not in the `StopReplicaResponse` constructor? (I am not saying it's wrong, just want to understand the reasoning).


@alope107 is going to work on this...

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That means by using Grid base division the page layout is way better then any other web page.


We should add a test verifying what the default sampler is.


typo


This may affect apps that rely on this scrolling behaviour


Add a comment that only certain min and mag filters are supported for float textures so it is clear why the code does this.


I hate it when it does that. Let me have a look at it; I'll check in again with a better diff


Thanks :)


After contemplating for a bit, I think we can add the following line to the method:

    merge_candidates.select! {|i| i.all? {|fixed_runner| (i - [fixed_runner]).each {|other_runner| (fixed_runner.run_days & other_runner.run_days).empty? }}}

Beautiful, isn't it? :D


Well, I've never needed to show them at any company I've worked at before. I've always used debug tools in the browser. In this case, does printing out `true` for `false` give extra value I wouldn't already have access to by the function's return statement?


Yes we can with any number of columns, but most preferred one is 12 columns. And even without columns a page can be coded, but that would never guaranteed that a page is equally divided as per requirement.


you have the same line in here twice! you might have meant `.delegate`.


Oh, I see. Not sure, but since it's hidden and has an almost 0 file size,
it shouldn't affect anything user-side, and it will potentially save us
trouble with unwanted files getting uploaded with every push.

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Nitpick: the existing classes that have an errorCode seem to have it as the first parameter.


If I get it right we only have this version with uin8_t in order to provide a "migration path", right? I don't like having a private version of each method to work with the conversion done or not done. I'd prefer that a migration path would be done with `pinMode(uint8_t pin, uint8_t output)` and friends to be implemented with a `assert_not_reached()` or something like that.  This way we guarantee that for any board that adopts VirtualPin it doesn't silently work with places that should be updated with the virtualpin equivalent.


You are missing one key thing here! Hint: try to look at http://stackoverflow.com/questions/10527377/how-to-use-uinib-to-instantiate-and-use-custom-uitableviewcells.

You must register the correct table view cell...


The error is being logged inside mutex_lock(). There's no need to do r< 0, the current check is correct.


please fix indentation.


You can also look into the swift coalescing operator: https://developer.apple.com/library/ios/documentation/Swift/Conceptual/Swift_Programming_Language/BasicOperators.html#//apple_ref/doc/uid/TP40014097-CH6-ID72


It is just shouldn't be bool.


Just left some small comments. Thanks for getting started early!


Shouldn't include this for lines until it is included (or does it just raise the lines but not build the walls currently?)


So, if we use `\PassOptionsToPackage` here, it will work even if the `colors` package isn't loaded elsewhere in the template?  (Is that because hyperref itself loads `colors`?)  If this is confirmed, and tested on both pdflatex and xelatex, then I think the change is a good idea.


And someone is welcome to submit a PR!


There shouldn't be a TODO here. This is just an empty method.


shouldn't this be private?


Do we want this constructor? Other similar classes don't seem to have it.


Turn the -1 into a macro maybe?


Looks really good, thanks! I verified that the condvar usage made sense.


How can the memory messing be cured by declaring it global and if you know the reason for the mess be generous to specify it


@cahrens See here to review this file. For some reason git shows the renamed file as new & I"ve tried renaming it in a separate commit but no luck. I think by this commit you can review easily. I will take care of this later before merging this PR.


These's weren't actually unused, but are part of an opaque pattern that seems to be very inconsistently applied.

Originally it looks like the undo-redo manager expected any undoable command to return true or false, depending on whether it succeeded in executing the command. I'm not sure if there was any direct purpose for that at the time it was written, but when I added the CODAP undo/redo integration, I used those return values to say whether CODAP's invocation of undo/redo succeeded.

Looking deeper, hardly any invocations of undoable commands actually return any value (which was ok as far as CODAP was concerned, because it only popped up an error if there was an explicit `false` returned).

I think maybe the notion of returning success doesn't make sense, especially as it's hardly applied anywhere, so perhaps removing these is for the best, and we should remove the expectation in undo-redo that these commands will return anything. I don't think that's necessary to do as part of this PR.


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yes it good to go


i think this needs to be `not $ isJust $ leaderId state' ` right?


{ display: inline;  } element is specifies the type of box used for an HTML element. Default value is inline.


Entendi a explicação e até concordo. Só estou anotando que as classes `Bloco0` e `Bloco9` herdam de `Bloco` e o acesso ao atributo `fechamento` da super classe é feito de maneiras diferentes para um resultado prático (aparentemente) idêntico. Talvez eu não tenha o compreendido a intenção e o por que é feito de um jeito em um, na linha 23, e de outro jeito na linha 53. Mas me perdoe se eu não tiver compreendido a "coisa" toda :-)


yeah team


Well it does work... The difference between r9 and r10 is kinda modest I could see after :p
https://gist.github.com/Khaon/030a6ff82276a25aa09d


So what should be done with negative values *other* than -1?  Treat them as errors?  Treat them as "size of the section is not specified"?


Actually I submitted PR #115 a few days ago, and it would fix this issue...
(but a better option would be to amend the fallback option with `\PassOptionsToPackage` instead of `{}`)
I am not sure `\PassOptionsToPackage` would load the package if it is not loaded.


Hi,

I learned of this project from Haxe.io. Since I have been recently working on waxe as well, I am contacting you.

I have merged pretty much every addition to waxe I found in nmehost/waxe github forks including some OpenFL support (though I didn't test this one) which is available in my [bigmerge branch](https://github.com/jacekszymanski/waxe/tree/bigmerge). You're obviously invited to merge from there, if you're interested.

I haven't done much testing so far, but I have made sure that every sample included in the original waxe is building and running (there's one unfixed problem now, tabs in Sample02 do not refresh correctly).

--js


OK, good to know.  I haven't had a chance to review #115 but I will.


i think your change is the negation of what it needs to be (but maybe I'm wrong ...)


@byao Where does it post the store data to?


Спасибо !) Исправим


if you use search parameters you have to clean them up after leaving the page, otherwise they are misleading


Maybe `stretchingControlPoint`? Something that indicates why this one is special.


@jamiansell no, did you push it to your repo?  I see the last update was 22 hours ago.


Damn, talk about late, but I'll answer it anyway.
Tomonaga and Murata pilots Type 97 Torpedo Bomber prior to conversion. Let's just say that these two Tenzan were the new planes the pilots are reassigned to.


I'd say "32-bit flags word".


Oh, this was clever. Thanks for the PR!


is epoch not the time of observation? If so, should it not be in obs_metadata?


Yeah, that's totally fair. I'm not necessarily pushing for it to change, I was legitimately curious why it was the way it was. I haven't used `console.log` for showing errors in the past. If I have an application-breaking error, I usually throw an error in the console. Thanks! :grinning:


yeah, i pushed it yesterday, just rechecked, it is there

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This is causing an evaluation error because `null` is not a list of strings. I guess this should just be `[]`?


You're right – It does raise lines currently, with no walls. Clarified with
https://github.com/tangrams/tangram-docs/commit/7b27f12c3e956964401c92d6ea4f6a8cdc4786db

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@evomellor I'm unsure about the 'onus is on them' bullet. I think that makes it sound a little to much like first thing past the post is the 'right' answer until proven wrong which I don't think is that productive.


woops, I was confused. I thought that git-for-windows was actually the name of the github client -- I didn't realize that was the new name for msysgit following git 2.0. Ignore this.


will add


デフォルトで生成されるflash以外の箇所にflashを付与する際には直接、bootstrapに対応するキーを指定してあげた方がスマートですよね。

もしBootstrapの4種類全てに対応させるならばこんな書き方もできます。
```
    - flash.each do |key, value|
      - key = "info" if key == "notice"
      - key = "danger"  if key == "alert"
      = content_tag :div, value, class: "alert alert-#{key}"
```
デフォルトのflashメッセージキーだけはbootstrapに対応していないので変換します。

なお、このままではflashはviewまで送信することはできません。
railsではflashのキーに設定できるものが制限されているのでBootstrap対応のキーも追加してあげます。

```
class ApplicationController < ActionController::Base
  add_flash_types :success, :info, :warning, :danger
end
```

詳しくはこれ見てもらえるとよいです http://qiita.com/Yama-to/items/4d19a714d8bf5bfbabdd


I guess that is fine too


fuckin A you did it m8


オッケーです(￣^￣)ゞ


Read [URL=http://forum.xda-developers.com/galaxy-s3/development/info-cpu-governor-zzmoove-t2326544]this[/URL] and you will get all you want.


This test seems unnecessary - if `interfaces` is empty, then the `for` loop won't add any flags anyway.


Just curious why the ^ was added? I thought that after JSPM 0.16 the SystemJS version would be explicitly locked unless you ran jspm dl-loader --latest?


@TheBigBear, @UtahDave do you think this is too many entries? https://www.vagrantup.com/downloads-archive.html gave me a long list, but I didn't include them all. I wasn't sure how comprehensive winrepo was aiming to be.


Capitalization


Just drop a blog post proposal and send patches.
N2O JavaScript companion library should be polished somewhen.


It means that we'll need a constructor which takes a list of `Partition`, a `Throwable` and an `errorCode`. I think that it is not really clear in term of what will be send on the wire. IMO, it is better to keep constructor as close as possible to the definition of the response.


#5067-CoilCoolingWaterToAirHeatPumpVariableSpeedEquationFit-inside-AirLoopHVACUnitarySystem (rraustad) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (752 of 752 tests passed)

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change_announcement.tpl 文件应该不用过滤空格吧，如果公告里要加空格怎么办(像我就比较喜欢用空格控制排版…)？


the TempFile has a good feature that promises that the temp file is not existed before, and i want to use that feature.


The Chrome Developer tool which is available in chrome to provide web developers deep access into the internals of the browser and their web application. By using this tool we can track down issues regarding layouts, images, alignment etc.


I don't think "prevent the use of POSH when other technologies such as DNS SRV would be more appropriate." is correct.  DNS SRV is not quite a replacement or substitute for POSH.


E.g., don't put Punycode names here, map them to UTF-8.


epoch is the year of the equinox that is treated as the zero point of RA (apparently, that can change depending on which astronomical coordinate system you are using).

We have decided to associate coordinate systems with catalogs, rather than observations, so epoch is usually a part of the CatalogDBObject in an InstanceCatalog.


Definitely. I'm digging into n2o. I will probably use it for my next project and will probably make improvements to my local copy as I go. Whenever I feel one is worth sharing, I'll throw a PR your way.


Is this too nit-picky? `unless/else` is kinda hard to wrap my mind around. Why not `.pipe if config.development then plugins.util.noop() else plugins.rev()`?


I put it because the Scala version has a default errorCode. Should we remove it and avoid default values?


Lars,

Try a diff between my latest check-in and the original TopsAndBottoms.cs. It is a bit clearer now. It seems I reflexively hit the shortcut for Resharper code cleanup which made changes throughout the code. I've cut it back to only the minimum necessary. Give me a shout if the code is unclear.

Gareth.


这是过滤错误信息的html标签用的，是在控制台看的，不会影响网页内容。


The brightness of an image. By using Developer tool of chrome we can adjust the brightness of an image.


I was actually going to change the whole thing to say it's an *unsigned* 64-bit value, and max value (0xFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF) meant "unknown" but any other value was the length of the section. But I thought that might be a controversial change. So I changed it to this because the previous wording implied other negative numbers were valid lengths, which clearly they're not.

As to your actual question - I guess take it to the mailing list? Personally I think it should be "treat as unknown".


@DavidJFelix I think your point and question still stand, it probably would be better ti simply call it 'git'.

I'll check with @twangboy ^^ to see how he feels about the naming of this one.
There could be all sorts of repercussions, if 'git' was expected by salt and this one was installed as 'git'.

In some ways that is what it is, but it used to be ```msysgit``` until it got forked into this ```git-for-windows``` and there is still the bigger GUI one out there also from github.com called ```Githubsetup.exe```.

So, initially I was not thinking too much about the name but was trying to play it safe and name it same as the people that release it call it ```git-for-windows``. But they also display it inside windows add/remove programs simply as 'Git version 2.5.0'. ;-)


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OK.

So, I'm not sure if I can get to it before the weekend.  However, if you
want, clone the repo, make the change  and push it, I'll accept the push
once I review it.

Otherwise, I'll get to it in the next few days.

LGG

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Maybe. Since we wait awhile for Consul to be reachable before we query it. It won't hurt to retry, but it may not be needed.


Also resolves #17


OK, I'll get that in another pull request.


damn, genius ;-)


Thank you sir :+1:


i do not think this is necessary.


嗯，明白了。


ok, no count anymore? perhaps with an option? i love to get my mostly used ones at first.


Done


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@Yama-to
頂いたコメントのやり方でflashメッセージを設定しました！
お手軽にこのように対応出来るのですね！


thanks alot!


thats look pretty


Its just the better way.


Acho que a linha 53 vai lançar exceção quando rodar no python 2.7
Eu não cheguei a revisar todo o código, apenas corrigi exceções que apareceram, talvez a linha 53 não chegou a ser executada em meus testes.


1) "indicated", not "inidicated".

2) "The Record Length does include the zero byte terminating the name string." should probably be "For records with name strings, the Record Length does include the zero byte terminating that string".


```groovy
System.getenv().commit ?: 'unknown'
```
would be just that bit more cool


Okay, just include it in the next PR then.


Yeah, the wording is not the right tone. I think there is something there that is worth saying. How "sun light is the best antiseptic"... In other words: you've published, made the materials and data open, now it is easier for the research community to get to the meat of your arguments, and this is a good thing.

Could I recommend merging the changes, deleting that line, and I'll come back to it to try to improve it?


Okay. It would be hard to extend this, but I guess it would be for everyone...


That makes sense. I must have mis-read as I was going through the tutorial.

I described the issue I was having and someone from your team suggested
that I submit a pull request.

I'm still very new and learning. I apologize for any inconvenience.

Take care,

Kenneth Christian
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One thing I'm trying to keep in mind is https://github.com/saltstack-formulas/git-formula

This has windows support and does call out msysgit


Yeah i tagged the wrong issue.


:+1: Good idea/catch! Thanks! That was when I discovered coffeescript didn't have the ternary operator, so it got weird.


Okay. Thanks for clearing that up.


What does it mean if there are multiple ISBs with isb_starttime or isb_endtime values?  Should only the first isb_starttime value and the last isb_endtime value be used?


Can we remove this altogether if it is no longer used?


hrm. what about i always using one filename and remove it before using it?


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need `:port` docs


Simply ran `ruby _data/import-public.rb`.


Good work wickedpuppy. I can't believe I missed that. Actually, I missed it in all of my themes.

I also botched the merge initially. It's all sorted now. ;)


Why not to allow replacing the whole element at once? Then we can avoid `dangerouslySetInnerHTML`.

I mean `{this.props.nextButtonLabel ? this.props.nextButtonLabel : <default> }` kind of solution.


why not simply great a tmpdir? and do removeall?


For now, "a request should be sent to the pcap-ng-format mailing list"?


So ```repl.visible-in-all-perspectives``` listens all these events right? From what I understood the ```event-bus``` namespace just sends events when hooked into something right?


Fixed missing option in package list section; added repo filtering; added missing instructions to package list command, fixed incorrect `template list` example


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wala


The same page. Which gets handled by the aura inspector to show it.


@jamiansell I see it, and it worked!

now about that README pull request... :)

I'm sprucing it up myself right now, I'll mention you on the commit, let me know if its better or worse.


For what it's worth, it's apparently "ARINC", as per

    http://www.rockwellcollins.com/Services_and_Support/Information_Management.aspx

We might want to link "ARINC 429" to the Wikipedia page for it - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ARINC_429.


looking forward to it...


I would add ```!``` to all these effectful fns but it is just me :smile:


That's a good point. I wasn't even thinking about Punycode - more just that the string in here is UTF-8 vs "undefined array of bytes".  But yeah the doc should specify what it exactly is inside there.  I mean someone *could* just put a Punycode string inside a UTF-8 string, without converting the Punycode to UTF-8, obviously. It would just look really bad to another app trying to read it. :)


Tried setting ForestwalkAbility to true on Scarwood Hag, but it still doesn't have any effect.


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

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

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

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

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

```


Sorry, I wasn't clear. We definitely need to call `Errors.forException(e).code()`. My question was on whether we should pass that value to the constructor (at the moment we pass Errors.NONE.code()) instead of here.


Do you want to keep always wrappers around invocations, just to follow the same style in next implementations...


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

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

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

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

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

```


Bootstrap is a framework which is used for HTML, CSS and Java script. It is used to build a mobile portable web-site, responsive web-site and many more. Instead of bootstrap we can use any other framework like Topcoat, pure etc.


i didn't want to steal work from the `in` function below :p


I'd say "It can be different from Captured Length if the packet has been truncated by the capture process.", as in the Simple Packet Block description.


I saw this "return a Result" after the pull request ... :)


This goes in the ember-addon section of your package.json


Actually it was deliberately written this way to simplify reading these huge blocks of conditional statements.


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@derekhiggins I guess @zzzeek  would make a better job as python-alembic maintainer in Delorean


Perhaps we should use "Captured Packet Length" and "Original Packet Length", or use "Captured Length" and "Original Length", for consistency.


It'll look neater shortly. Bear with me/


Beautiiful. O.o That's not what Oscar taught us! xD I don't get it :P


Changed


I though so too.... but it works! :)


@celevra You should still get your mostly used one first. this [line](https://github.com/notwaldorf/emoji-selector/blob/master/emoji-selector.html#L345) makes sure the emoji is always moved to the top of the array


Yup, will do in next pull request.


The class name should be related to the element. Each ID is unique, but classes are not. We can not reuse ID but we can reuse the class name.


I believe this trailing slash will break certain queries, ie. https://api.phila.gov/opa/v1.1/account/1234/?format=json


This is where the error was raised.


Yup, will be in next pull request.


this commit for #5


No worries :)


undefined method ‘name’ for nil:NilClass


OK, I'll try word-smithing it more.


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This refers to "captured len" but doesn't say what "captured len" is; that's done later in the "Packet Data" item.

Perhaps the Original Packet Length description should describe how the captured packet length is calculated, and the Packet Data description should just refer to that.


What about ```DarkRP.chatCommandAlias```


See https://github.com/misch/gpCollect/commit/673c025a9a43322dbe39bbedd305438c2276353a#diff-b35dc539417d389d65e59724d8aa23adR19


You're right. It looks like parameters follow the order of fields defined the the protocol.


I forgot that existed


The event-bus namespace always sends events. It's the whiteboard pattern. I'm not sure I have understood your question.

Yeah, could have added `!` indeed. Will do


Or maybe will not, or all functions will end with `!`


Looks good


@litch How is this $vertx object being created. Is this something that Vert.x does? Ie: does it just put a global var into place


Nice!

Commit message typo: "writing"


dean is making no sense now a days new


Don't understand what you mean?


Great yes you have already answered!


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Also, it errors for some reason, can't be arsed to look into it


This is the idea:
Iterate merge candidates -> i
    Go over all runners in this candidate -> fixed runner
         Go over all runners in this candidate EXCEPT fixed runner (i - [fixed_runner]) -> other_runner
              if the intersection of other_runner.run_days and fixed_runner.run_days is not empty (i. e. there is the same run day in both arrays), return false

all? goes over all items and checks if the lambda evaluated results in true or false. Only returns true, if ALL the items evaluated to true.


If this has been tested and works, could you make a pull request to master?


dean is making no sense new pipes new


> Does this behavior differ depending on whether you have your Microsoft mouse attached or not?

No.  At least, not if I unplug it while X is running. I haven't tried restarting X without the mouse attached yet…

> By 'does not generate scroll events', do you mean you don't get any XI_Motion events for the trackpad? Does this behavior differ depending on whether you have your Microsoft mouse attached or not?

For reference, here are the relevant device IDs reported by `xinput`:

```
⎡ Virtual core pointer                             id=2    [master pointer  (3)]
⎜   ↳ SynPS/2 Synaptics TouchPad                   id=16   [slave  pointer  (2)]
⎜   ↳ Microsoft Microsoft® 2.4GHz Transceiver v9.0 id=12   [slave  pointer  (2)]
⎜   ↳ Microsoft Microsoft® 2.4GHz Transceiver v9.0 id=13   [slave  pointer  (2)]
```

Two-finger scrolling with the trackpad does generate XI_Motion events on both device 2 and device 16 (output of `xinput --test-xi2`):

```
EVENT type 6 (Motion)
    device: 16 (16)
    detail: 0
    flags:
    root: 1251.13/125.53
    event: 233.13/124.53
    buttons:
    modifiers: locked 0x10 latched 0 base 0 effective: 0x10
    group: locked 0 latched 0 base 0 effective: 0
    valuators:
        2: 297.00
        3: 4296.00
    windows: root 0xa2 event 0x4400001 child 0x0
EVENT type 6 (Motion)
    device: 2 (16)
    detail: 0
    flags:
    root: 1251.13/125.53
    event: 233.13/124.53
    buttons:
    modifiers: locked 0x10 latched 0 base 0 effective: 0x10
    group: locked 0 latched 0 base 0 effective: 0
    valuators:
        2: 297.00
        3: 4296.00
    windows: root 0xa2 event 0x4400001 child 0x0
```

But without this patch, Glutin discards both events because `read_input_axis_info` does not return any matching axis for either event:

```
Axis { id: 13, device_id: 2,  axis_number: 2, axis_type: HorizontalScroll, scroll_increment: 1 },
Axis { id: 13, device_id: 2,  axis_number: 3, axis_type: HorizontalScroll, scroll_increment: 1 },
Axis { id: 13, device_id: 2,  axis_number: 4, axis_type: VerticalScroll, scroll_increment: -1 }
```

With the patch, it returns an axis with sourceid 16 and deviceid 16:

```
Axis { id: 13, device_id: 2,  axis_number: 2, axis_type: HorizontalScroll, scroll_increment: 1 },
Axis { id: 13, device_id: 2,  axis_number: 3, axis_type: HorizontalScroll, scroll_increment: 1 },
Axis { id: 13, device_id: 2,  axis_number: 4, axis_type: VerticalScroll, scroll_increment: -1 },
Axis { id: 12, device_id: 12, axis_number: 2, axis_type: HorizontalScroll, scroll_increment: 1 },
Axis { id: 13, device_id: 13, axis_number: 2, axis_type: HorizontalScroll, scroll_increment: 1 },
Axis { id: 13, device_id: 13, axis_number: 3, axis_type: HorizontalScroll, scroll_increment: 1 },
Axis { id: 13, device_id: 13, axis_number: 4, axis_type: VerticalScroll, scroll_increment: -1 }
Axis { id: 16, device_id: 16, axis_number: 2, axis_type: HorizontalScroll, scroll_increment: 114 },
Axis { id: 16, device_id: 16, axis_number: 3, axis_type: VerticalScroll, scroll_increment: 114 },
```


so this is saying that, that post does not have a user. so u need to set the user to that post. and make sure u ran rake db:migrate


Oh shit!  Nice catch.  Did you check whether we're doing the same mistake in other places?


Yes, I agree that it works with kicking out the merge candidates that would have runs at the same day.


"aussen" could be corrected to "außen"


why not **gown.js**?


Hey Kostiantyn. I work on GRPC Java and so I'm interested whenever new service bindings tied to protobuf get implemented. Even if you don't intend to use GRPC I'd still be happy to provide feedback for PRs related to the protobuf service def.

In this particular case I'm curious how you would provide support for the 'stream' keyword e.g.
https://github.com/grpc/grpc-java/blob/master/examples/src/main/proto/route_guide.proto#L39

For GRPC we adopt the RX pattern and make the input an Observable and the input observed. See
https://github.com/grpc/grpc-java/blob/master/compiler/src/test/golden/TestService.java.txt#L75

FYI @ejona86


Make sure your Firefox setting network.http.sendRefererHeader is not zero , can be 1 or 2 (default)


Sorry, I wrote my comments very quickly.
I meant this. Is it aesthetically better to have wrappers around ```ClojureInvoker.newInvoker``` calls every time?
I can follow the same pattern if it improves readability...I have always called clojure fns "inline", as it were...


Nice to see you're writing validations!


@hbun DWMR. It might be ideal to hide the back button if the user cannot acutally goBack. No need to change the code - just something to consider.


that... that makes sense


:rabbit: :tophat: :crystal_ball: :question:


(magic)


Is the `contacts` variable necessary here? You're only saving it for a moment, before rendering it to JSON. Perhaps you could simply do this:

```
get '/contacts' do
  Contact.all.to_json
end
```


Weeee, see #14


(Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic.)


@notwaldorf hm, i think not, if i press 3 times 😁 and one time 😇, the😇 will be at the first place, but 😁 is used more often so in my opinion 😁 is my favorit and should be everytime the first one because its more likely that i want to use that one again, this is also the behavior on ios and android


Este comentario desde el móvil...


/asdkfm;alskdjfálskjdf


@ymajoros  yep it is fixed :)


Yea I'm not sure if Google Adwords API is free or easy to direct users to setup. I have an account through my company. I think it would be separate repo or GIST we can provide otherwise we may end up with a high degree of coupling.

On a side note do you think you can make the 'chaining' of requests and re-normalization of data work for all levels of granularity? As in if I want to chain 50x min level requests together, or 50 week level requests, etc we can do with one section of code rather than 4 or 5 that does the same thing.


@aselle is there a reason we didn't have this originally?  win32 compat?  After compiling on rhel6 I had to get rid of `std::to_string()` usage, and I think there's only one or two places where I used `auto` in the new code, so there's not actually a strong reason to keep this here anymore.  Keep it?


Where is the built binary?  Or, build instructions?


We should use the same code that we use in `sgen_client_slow_object_get_size()` and `sgen_client_par_object_get_size()`, and we should in fact factor that out into its own (inline) function, like:

    static inline size_t
    sgen_mono_array_bounds_size (MonoArray *array)
    {
        size_t size;
        if (!((descr & VECTOR_KIND_ARRAY) && array->bounds))
            return 0;
        size = sizeof (mono_array_size_t) - 1;
        size &= ~(sizeof (mono_array_size_t) - 1);
        size += sizeof (MonoArrayBounds) * ((MonoVTable*)vtable)->klass->rank;
        return size;
    }


wew


:it: :it: :it:


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@srisurya95 at least specify where the dependencies should be fetched from :v


@motivatedHamster A FormBuilder does not have name and email methods.


i mean remote for the last 3


Why put @invisiblek in the commit message? That just means I'm going to get an email from github any time someone commits this. The right thing to do would be to properly give git authorship.


Holy inconsistency batman!


"f" should be "t". (I would just change the "t" to an "f".)


Thanks from me, too.


@motivatedHamster There's no topics_path. Change to teachers_path.


Also, page 33, dex file -> DexOpt -> odex. I'm not trying to find out corrections but I thought this may help.


@EisenbergEffect Are you aware that this commit have failing tests?


@motivatedHamster I would use scaffolding to generate the views and controller actions and make tweaks on them.


haha xD incredible ! hmm Maybe just renaming the interface also could work ??


ok beetch


https://github.com/SpongePowered/Sponge/commit/aec6acbffb1fd2b674e8e2d31d3b3bb15d7cd9b0#diff-fc191454fb273d4eafe538517be30af5R107

You can still access them fine without specifying a mod id.


closes #9


Sweet switch!


Opps. Took care of that. Thanks!


me not beetch
me hungry ;_;
me sleepy ;_;


I suppose we could write some tests for this kind of thing though they really belong on the API. (And it could be more accepting.)


pipes


I think the design  part is almost done...if there are any errors...will see :)

![donemenu](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/1595758/9502661/58c7095e-4c3b-11e5-95d9-8cdd01618cce.png)

![donepreload](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/1595758/9502675/670e0184-4c3b-11e5-9d28-ad82f61ddc9f.png)

![doneinventory](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/1595758/9502683/6cca66e4-4c3b-11e5-9ca0-0d555ee5fdb9.png)


OrangeTiger,

> I hope I'm not annoying you with all my mails, but I really like developing the tu154b

I'm not IAHM-COL, but let me comment on this: if you really want to contribute to tu154b (or any other part of FG) then learning Git will pay off on a long run.  By saving a bit of your own time you spend time of others ;).  As a former coworker of mine once said: "Distract N people at work for 5 minutes.  You spend 5 minutes of your time, but 5 times N minutes of their time - profit!" :)

That being said, with this patch you also make another mistake: you are not supposed to take someone else's patches without asking their permit first.  Because if you had asked DestroyFX he'd tell you that he can [take care of himself] (https://github.com/yuriknsk/tu154b/pull/23).  Also it's always a bad idea to mix several unrelated changes in one patch, but it's not IAHM-COL job to sort out your changes either, so the blame goes to you :).

Please don't be offended by my comment, but do consider the point :P


Heh, i just did some cleanups. Thanks so much for the original PR! :gem:


yw :wink:


This should be required


gn


thank you for the work! What does PR mean?


This only happens in Beleth, but also'll improvements crystals :+1:


wew


Why isn't this `if (!parsedQuery)` just a final `else`? Made me think the logic is more complicated than it already is.


This is is also required i think


this is ok, but this is the perfect case for `inject` :)


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are you returning there the symbol `:none`? or `none` as an ActionRecord::Relation?


This isn't a very good place to leave comments - I saw this one by chance.

In any case, the argument is that this behavior *isn't* more interesting. I don't currently have a position on the question, but you don't seem to have a counterargument; nothing you described actually constitutes an 'interesting development'.


Ah. got it. My understanding is that the map of responses is only provided when `errorCode` (the one passed to the constructor) is `Errors.NONE`. Otherwise, the map of responses is empty. So in this case, as we want to send a response for each partition, errorCode must be `NONE`.

https://github.com/apache/kafka/blob/trunk/core/src/main/scala/kafka/server/ReplicaManager.scala#L226


можно еще написать про улучшение функции добавления аудио в плейлист. Я о ней даже не знал, пока не пригодилась.


Oh, sorry. Pull Request!


@jamiansell is this README clearer?


maybe core/Format.iced should just be simple utils... and maybe we could get them some tests then?


Because the `else` at line 153 wasn't always there, so there was a case where it could enter a previous condition but not set `parsedQuery`. I'll update, thanks!


Where does this key get created?


A exceção com certeza não está sendo lançada por conta da sintaxe como está na linha 53. Na verdade é a [sintaxe correta](http://code.activestate.com/recipes/577721-how-to-use-super-effectively-python-27-version/) para acessar atributos/métodos da super classe. O acesso ao membro `fget` cheira a gambiarra. Mas eu posso estar errado.


Please set the second param of postMessage to 'window.location.origin'  to avoid data leakage.


xue is so funny


I think the main thing missing in most of these forms is a function to be called when the operation fails though i think Darius wanted us to do it globally in angular-common.js in the uicommons module. James did add them for manage roles


You can get rid of this since it was implemented


This is fixed in a later checkin to return an ActionRecord::Relation:

```scope :visible_to, -> (user) { where(user: user) }```


I think that it makes sense to keep it as `errorCode` must be set to `None` when the map of response is provided.


@ffissore
Can this please be fixed before 1.6.6 is released?


Got some feedback from the DBM dev and he improved their callback, see:

20:52:09 ∙ MysticalOS: http://dev.deadlybossmods.com/rss/DBM_Alpha_Changes-r14429.html
20:52:09 ∙ MysticalOS: http://dev.deadlybossmods.com/rss/DBM_Alpha_Changes-r14430.html


Updated media file per NPS.


setze netbuk


What is this antiquto_handler?


meow


@celevra Oh, interesting. It's not the behaviour of the Mac Emoji&Symbols popup, which I was replicating. I got rid of the counts because there was so much logic being duplicated, and was making it hard to understand what was going on. I'll try to think of a way to bring it back


Use `React.cloneElement` instead.


a note: `prepublish` runs before `npm install`. see [the docs](https://docs.npmjs.com/misc/scripts).

> prepublish: Run BEFORE the package is published. (Also run on local npm install without any arguments.)


Deixa eu te mandar um print.


I did so to have the code auto-document itself, and also because for the startEventSubscription case (and maybe, but I don't envision it, for startEventHandlers case), I can see more event subscriptions spread throughout the code coming, and so their start will have to be centralised.
I don't think it would be good to try to do a generic stuff to start it, like browsing all source code for metadata, I'm afraid it would not be good for performance. So keeping things simple but centralized (all shit in the same place) for now on.


Class should be "right" instead of "pull-right" to move the button to the right.


#5067-CoilCoolingWaterToAirHeatPumpVariableSpeedEquationFit-inside-AirLoopHVACUnitarySystem (rraustad) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-IntegrationCoverage-Debug: OK (1277 of 1277 tests passed)

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GG


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Added a new tittle to the program


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фвавфы


This is a typo actually - we should lock it, at least until this branch of SystemJS has settled to a certain level of stability.


ывф


meow


мваы


update package.json


This is totally wrong. Unarchiving all 3000 formulas and then throwing them away. Causing 3000 allocs + 3000 dealloc. Anything wrong with user defaults as I suggested?


Use the `lambda` method for multi-line lambdas.


Use 2 (not 0) spaces for indenting an expression spanning multiple lines.


Prefer single-quoted strings when you don't need string interpolation or special symbols.


This fix is not correct: when evaluating the first part of the if statement, color is still not defined, and the same error occurs. Swapping the two parts fixes that:

diff --git a/plugin/quick_scope.vim b/plugin/quick_scope.vim
index 4cbd518..f3c8c15 100644
--- a/plugin/quick_scope.vim
+++ b/plugin/quick_scope.vim
@@ -89,7 +89,7 @@ function! s:set_default_color(group, co_gui, co_256, co_16)
     let color = synIDattr(synIDtrans(hlID(a:group)), 'fg', term)
   endif

-  if color == -1 || !exists('color')
+  if !exists('color') || color == -1
     if term ==# 'gui'
       let color = a:co_gui
     else

I now also noticed that I only see this when I had following line in my .vimrc:
call pathogen#infect()
(while I also have Vundle). Removing that line removes the color error, regardless of this fix. Perhaps an difference in plugin load order?
Anyway, with both Vundle and pathogen, the plugin does not work anyway (not sure why, but it's a strange setup anyway).


Let's talk about this during our meeting. To me the ```inject``` method would be much worse from a performance standpoint.


Sorry, I don't know much Groovy, this works just fine though.


See 0b36ecb.


See a91e7ae.


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you can always compare
file lists before and after :)


Great. With the automated builds, that should remain the case. The unit
test coverage in particular is now very extensive.

On Wed, Aug 26, 2015 at 4:31 AM Cursor <notifications@github.com> wrote:

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Does it make really sense to modify the upstream device-trees here while we still run bcm2708 kernels?
I wonder because of potential merge conflicts with future releases releases that would change upstream in a way that would not merge because of local changes?


I'm not sure about the level of detail in this section -- I was aiming for "casually readable" and "somewhat rigorous," and I'm not sure I hit either. Does it look okay?


remove the `CHECK_ONCE means that ` part ?


Clicking the commit from dashboard is too simple. Yay, more tasty :banana: , thank you!


I just pushed there the better option mentioned above :wink:


(Compiled docs for previous commits included)


Postları UserProfile yerine User'a bağlamam için bütün verileri silip modelleri yeniden yapılandırmam gerektiği için o işe bugün giremedim abi. Anlaşılabilirlik için ekstra notlar düşmeye çalıştım.


Is this right? Where is the difference to the extensions defined in `src/context/extensions.rs` ?


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"WOOHOO %s" % msg.upper()


`changeDetectionStrategy` -> `strategy` ?


Be consistent here, do the same thing for this line


`changeDetection` -> `strategy` / `cdStrategy` ?


Does this work with reactive data?


Crystal Antharas and Valakas worked before, was only made an improvement. :+1:


Do I have to check for OpenGL > 4.0 too, or is this enough?


I love moment.js :)


also finished core documentation builder functions


Hum... I guess this will cause troubles (wrt to serialization as it's no handled the same in Dart vs JS)


But if you made a script to cheat in agar.io also I will not post the script I need single


@rBatt I added a directory for raw data to Github (data_raw/), with the intention of dropping Amphiprion as an archive point. I think keeping every on Github will make more sense and be easier.

So, now, the workflow we have is
1) We get updated files. They go in data_raw/ within sub-directories for each region. There is a metadata file in each sub-directory where we can document who added the new files. There is also a sub-directory for the complete taxonomy file.
2) Your script can take these and format them for uploading
3) Files ready for uploading to OceanAdapt go in data_updates/
4) Complete files downloaded from OceanAdapt go in data_download/. The complete_r_script.R can run on this.


OnPush ?


Não ocorre mais o erro utilizando a sintaxe correta.
Talvez eu tenha digitado algo errado na primeira vez, ou talvez seja o meu fedora e suas atualizações diárias.
Vou atualizar para utilizar a maneira correta.


no, long double complex is not missing.


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Hi guys,

happy to see that the information about alignments was helpful.

In the following you can find some information about another gcc flag which also should improve performance of the generated binary:
https://gcc.gnu.org/onlinedocs/gccint/LTO.html#LTO

Here are some benchmarks for ARM Cortex-A9:
http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=MTMxNjQ

Have fun :)


CheckOnce


Yes, should be `isNothing`


Pull request with the fix:
https://github.com/NixOS/nixpkgs/pull/9461


@mikepetersonccv this is GREAT! Thank you!


Yes, thanks. I will fix that.


@cvrebert: can you confirm this specific change is right?


@SandPox When `requireAdministrator` is set, it is also guaranteed that the autostart key will be written in `HKLM`. This guarantees that it will run the file with administrator privileges on startup.


Is this right? Where is the difference to the extensions defined in `src/context/extensions.rs` ?


@TheFDGamer, there is no reason why he should do this. What do you expect him to do? Write a hella long script just for one person? Would be kinda stupid tho.


/*
I don't know if the fixup changes are worth mentioning but here is my try at a summary of  the ram VFS plugin
*/

During different file system dependent experiments a need for private, temporary areas arose. This lead to a quick conversion of the ram_fs server core to an embeddable VFS file system. This addition to the set of VFS plugins allows processes to create, modify, and remove files without defining and allocating resources to an additional component. More embeddable versions of the dedicated file system servers can be expected in later releases as the use of the VFS evolves.


Looks great, thanks for taking care of this!


nice!


If you do not want to do all you, I can help you do it or explain to me how to do it and I ago all, I will not use it all the time only to a war between clans that I have and used to joke with friends but I'm not using all the time that would be really a newbie if all e time úsase


wrt to your first commit, it seems like TS enum { ARE, UPPERCASE, VALUES }.

the current code is not consistent and would need to be updated.


I'm not saying necessarily what I can do everything it can even help do everything but I need someone to explain to me, it is everything :/


ref #352


Sounds good! This method will be even better with LFS (large file thing)

Your workflow makes a lot of sense.

To clarify, in Step 1, does "updated" mean the total re-acquisition of all
data files from our source (the data providers), or does it mean the
new/different files? Practically speaking, I guess I'm asking if all files
from all years from all regions should go into "updated" each time there is
a data update, or is this some variation on that?

On Wed, Aug 26, 2015 at 3:14 PM, mpinsky <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> @rBatt <https://github.com/rBatt> I added a directory for raw data to
> Github (data_raw/), with the intention of dropping Amphiprion as an archive
> point. I think keeping every on Github will make more sense and be easier.
>
> So, now, the workflow we have is
> 1) We get updated files. They go in data_raw/ within sub-directories for
> each region. There is a metadata file in each sub-directory where we can
> document who added the new files. There is also a sub-directory for the
> complete taxonomy file.
> 2) Your script can take these and format them for uploading
> 3) Files ready for uploading to OceanAdapt go in data_updates/
> 4) Complete files downloaded from OceanAdapt go in data_download/. The
> complete_r_script.R can run on this.
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Fixes #350


We do modify many upstream files, and sure, there is a danger of conflicts with upstream, but I don't think this is something unprecedented.


I do love ternary operations in Python.


well I forgive my English because I speak Spanish and the English this is new to me


@ctrueden So is it true that even though this little thread here is not actually the PR comment thread.... Rather its a comment thread on a commit that's going to be erased by doing a rebase, this comment thread will still be visible on github.com even though its parent commit is gone after I force push my rebase to the topic branch the pull request references? How would it be found?


Why try/catch this since you have it as a dependency?


Would
```lua
local sourcedir = sourcedir or {"."}
for _,i in ipairs(sourcedir) do
```
be more idiomatic here?


:+1: thanks bruh


это больше не требуется в django 1.8 ?


FourPipeBeamAirTerminal (EnergyArchmage) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: OK (1803 of 1804 tests passed)

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I mostly agree with Thomash

Just a few things to add/rebute

1. git cannot be the limitant factor for OrangeTiger to collaborate ;)
 he will get familiarized one step at a time and I think we can give some
leniency, and even more be cooperative and willing to help him get his
expertise set straight
2. Thus, because of 1, I don't mind pushing the commits initially, while
OrangeTiger gets comfortable with start comitting himself too.
3 .He can feel free to ask questions on how to fork, make a commit, make a
pull request, etc, as well. and I'll be more than happy on that area as
well: In Colombia we say: <<Give a man a fish for him to eat today. Teach
him how to fish and you'll get some more profit on your dinning table ;P >>
4. About DestroyFXs. Well, yes, Git provides ways to get the job done, like
git cherry-picking something needed from his commits, while all this gets
sorted into master, but the fact of taking some other branch work into his
shows OrangeTiger is connecting now with tis' plane development, which I
found laudable. DestroyFX work is not a secret, but a well openly shared
progress ;) [Just placing some perspective of mine here, not looking for a
flame war on this]
5. Maybe Thomash can give us a hand sorting what are different PR's here by
pulling this into branches and splitting accordingly? I would have no idea
what goes into where for this very complex aircraft :S

Best,
IH=COL

On Wed, Aug 26, 2015 at 11:44 AM, Tomash Brechko <notifications@github.com>
wrote:

> OrangeTiger,
>
> I hope I'm not annoying you with all my mails, but I really like
> developing the tu154b
>
> I'm not IAHM-COL, but let me comment on this: if you really want to
> contribute to tu154b (or any other part of FG) then learning Git will pay
> off on a long run. By saving a bit of your own time you spend time of
> others ;). As a former coworker of mine once said: "Distract N people at
> work for 5 minutes. You spend 5 minutes of your time, but 5 times N minutes
> of their time - profit!" :)
>
> That being said, with this patch you also make another mistake: you are
> not supposed to take someone else's patches without asking their permit
> first. Because if you had asked DestroyFX he'd tell you that he can take
> care of himself <https://github.com/yuriknsk/tu154b/pull/23>. Also it's
> always a bad idea to mix several unrelated changes in one patch, but it's
> not IAHM-COL job to sort out your changes either, so the blame goes to you
> :).
>
> Please don't be offended by my comment, but do consider the point :P
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It's even harder to explain a language like JavaScript than actually write the code. (BTW: My native language is German so never mind) And it doesn't matter for what reason you need the code or how often you use it. It is still a lot of work.


Is this semantically the same? The absence of a variable is not always the same as an empty one.


You right now

![ws_keyboard_on_fire_1024x768](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/5553582/9503748/bec21742-4bed-11e5-8d4f-5f297288f9d4.jpg)


Usage:

```java
SlidingTabLayout mTabs = (SlidingTabLayout) findViewById(R.id.tabs);
mTabs.setMarginLeftFirstTab(true);
```


This is my new entity concept.
Problems: selection behind entites still posibble, geometry won't stop entities from being selected.


@vumrao don't reference g_ceph_context in a .h file. Let's just keep it to RGW_DEFAULT_MAX_BUCKETS here, and set it to the appropriate value later


Works for me, I tested 007 and this is the same behavior as the JS parser.


I think the `build.lua` script for `l3build` needs adjusting as well to remove
```lua
testfiledir  = ""
```
(I can sort that).


just set it to RGW_DEFAULT_MAX_BUCKETS here, will only affect existing users which is correct


Extensions here are the one that contain symbols.
If `gl` has a `Uniform1d` method for example, it's thanks to this.


this breaks the q / a shortcuts and on my screen with a resolution of 1024 x786 i can't see anything.


also, note that there's probably no user in the wild exists with struct_v < 10 for this struct


don't use g_ceph_context here. Use s->cct->_conf->rgw_user_max_buckets instead


Bikeshed: space missing here


same here, maybe just have a local variable at the beginning of this method, and reuse it here?


same here


and here


OpenGL 4.0 doesn't support 64bits uniforms, only the extension. Why would you check for OpenGL 4.0?

Also, bikeshed: please put the `{` at the end of the line.


The variable is only used in the for loop below. Empty means nothing is done there.


keep it at RGW_DEFAULT_MAX_BUCKETS here


 - __style__: [src/chaiscript_stdlib.cpp:18](../blob/800c7fb37be5b4842b09dbc68f4044723ccec756/src/chaiscript_stdlib.cpp#L18) The function 'create_chaiscript_module_chaiscript_stdlib' is never used. (unusedFunction)
 - __style__: [src/main.cpp:169](../blob/800c7fb37be5b4842b09dbc68f4044723ccec756/src/main.cpp#L169) The function 'get_eval_error' is never used. (unusedFunction)
 - __style__: [src/main.cpp:140](../blob/800c7fb37be5b4842b09dbc68f4044723ccec756/src/main.cpp#L140) The function 'help' is never used. (unusedFunction)
 - __style__: [src/main.cpp:216](../blob/800c7fb37be5b4842b09dbc68f4044723ccec756/src/main.cpp#L216) The function 'myexit' is never used. (unusedFunction)
 - __style__: [src/main.cpp:158](../blob/800c7fb37be5b4842b09dbc68f4044723ccec756/src/main.cpp#L158) The function 'throws_exception' is never used. (unusedFunction)


But I can help just tell me what I can do and what ago, I do not care much this fast but what interests me is that when it comes to play I'm good and demustre is with scripts or whatever but I want to demonstrate not whether it took us 5 months slowly to my best


Yeah strike that from the record. :-)


thats a good question.  i havent tested


modify the code that creates/modifies the user at rgw_user.cc to pass the default appropriately.


i would assume that it does as it is a meteor package


> Perhaps openuserjs could provide a little service...

With a quick glance over that project this might be a little difficult if they don't support [Script Injection Rules](http://sourceforge.net/p/greasemonkey/wiki/Script_injection_rules/) for a parameter. As far as changing script we won't do that... but the meta.js routine we could do something if `@icon` isn't shown up... but that would probably be of little help. Let me think about it and see if there's some way to do something like this... this is is similar to advertising what browsers may be compatible like my matrix is.


No matter if we do it little by little


:D


How about "to help ensure that POSH is used in appropriate ways within applications"?


even to give it a long time of one hour or half an hour per day is fine


actually the comment on this change is slightly inaccurate because the changes don't only affect `cypher_parse` but also `cypher` - but I don't know how to edit it


@claudioandre I wanted this every since we started with them. This is equivalent to the old code, yet doesn't have that silly code copy.

29f249b4 and 6ee427b were pre-requisites for this.


LGTM


i would assume it does.
better test it


space after //


spaces after and before =
NULL should be nullptr


spaces


Fonts from  [awesome terminal fonts](https://github.com/gabrielelana/awesome-terminal-fonts) / master, I just use the fallback strategy instead.


Can you remove this please?


And this


+1 ... as 410043d2c73c813c6b951954009726672265c97a (-:


If swift_fqdn is referenced in this file, it should also be defined in this file, otherwise there will be an undefined variable.


Aquí te falta un espacio


shouldn't we call the callback if any here?


Please run test/cfg, there are a couple of false negatives with long double complex in std.c.


Because SASS variables are in a global scope, they [must be namespaced](https://origami-dev.pearsoned.com/docs/syntax/scss/#selectors) with the module name to prevent conflicts between modules and/or consuming product code. E.g., `$o-colors-gray-5`.


There are a lot of online guides for JS Programming. So why should he waste his time for teaching you JavaScript, since there are a lot of tutorials out there? (Please try to make one comment, not three. This isn't a chat)


Now I verified the file sizes are the same.


FourPipeBeamAirTerminal (EnergyArchmage) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (753 of 754 tests passed)

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develop (Myoldmopar) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1280 of 1280 tests passed)

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Does the print() support print(arg1, arg2, arg3)?
You use two different print syntax in those two lines ? Is this justified?


Didn't like this line so much


Ah ehm... AFAIK you have to include [this](https://github.com/AtomLinter/atom-linter/blob/master/LICENSE) now somewhere...
Possibly you could do this just put it into the source code or in your own Readme.


Ah, unfortunately this fail on windows if the user did not installed curses... So I don't see an other choice of, but I should add a comment to mention it. Thanks :)


May I ask, why you decided to swap pg-promise for pg?


ThermalStorageChilledWaterStratified-fixup (kbenne) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (2308 of 2343 tests passed)

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I'll remove the echo line and add the quotes on the if line. It does work without, but should have them.


I use this license https://github.com/pfefferle/atom-php-cs-fixer/blob/master/LICENSE.md


If you are calling load manifest function before then you will get serverURL and you should user that serverurl in url rather than passing localhost:8080 manually.


Zone-VS-WSHP-system-sizing-draft (EnergyArchmage) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: Tests Failed

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Somehow I missed this too. I'll revert the orb_set_interval(_gyro_sub, 4) change.


Not necessarily need to teach me everything just tell me Olle Download this program or look put this or look pick out all this other, and not that I do not look for programs or JavaScript tutorials just do not understand better a person would understand that with all its constestaria me time and patience


Is this the config module to have such responsability to exit if ParseError?


Ok, cool.

===============
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Research Professor

Department of Electrical Engineering
University of Notre Dame
Notre Dame
IN 46556 USA
on the web : www.nd.edu/~aorlov

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> Lesha,
> you can configure github to ignore white spaces and tabs in the diff view.
> Check the git instructions I've sent you.
> S
> On Aug 25, 2015 4:46 PM, "homer362s" <notifications@github.com> wrote:
>
> > apparently this was changed along with K2400 enabling
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I removed the orb change already in master.


You should use sessionStorage.getItem() function


this looks good to me :+1:


Nice. How'd you figure out the type hint? The compile errors were all over the place and I couldn't tell what it wanted.


Is login.htm located in your code?


hm, this is only to avoid using backslashes - I am using the parenthesis only for that purpose, but I don't mind changing it if that makes sense to you.


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This is very interesting. I can't see the glyphs from your change. I use the `patching strategy`. So, the worst case would be if the codepoints differ between `patching` and `fallback` strategy.

What do you see when you do `echo "\uE20E" "\uF20C"`?
I can only see the first character (octocat-icon).


"Leave blank to use the default value" or "Leave blank to use this value." seems clearer to me.


please make this a relative link:
/web/guest/resources/-/wiki/Main/contest+rules#Voting


We won't need jetpacks since we won't have space. RCDs, rods, and other objects also work on snow tiles.


I believe we have a `current_payment_instructions` view that implements the same logic as this, yes? If so, let's change this test to exercise that.


A comma would be appropriate.
=> " really don't want a persist dir, type NONE,"
I read "persist dir type" the first time.


@axelstudios after this commit, my brand new clone shows nearly every file modified.

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Since NR6, the NRefactory provider _is_ a Roslyn provider :)


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Well, it was already the case before (in cli.py module). I guess it does not hurt because there is no obvious other use I can see for that function (catching ther exception to do something else). Still another option would be to raise an error, and catch that in the main file to exit. Well, why not if that make sense to you, I'm ok with that change. :)


```config.bashMessages.url``` - w templacie configa jest ```config.bashMessages.address```


Migrations should progresivesely modify the database, so that they can be run or rollback as necessary. That's why it's not a good idea to modify an existing migration, you should rather create a new one making these changes.


It could even make sense to move this query into a `Participant.get_due(team)` method.


Okay will update that


możeby ubrać całego requesta w osobną funkcję, żeby się dało wywołać później przez jakąś komendę do bota? (tak, chciałbym kiedyś je dodać :DD)


Yeah i have hard coded initially to check the results I will update this :)


When displaying an object that gets modified later on, the displayed value will be the last transformation. Did a quick transformation to save everything as a string and then parse back out. This should do some type detection if it's already a string to not do that.


ihjoihjos


These words both mean almost exactly the same thing... Just slightly different Latin roots. So maybe best to avoid the whole "I say tomatoes you say tomatas" thing and just say the old plugins are no longer supported.


Thanks for sending this. Since search() is more permissive than match(), this may break it for existing users. Instead of this change, you can add re.MULTILINE as the 3rd parameter to re.match(), and use .* at both ends of your RE? Would definitely accept that change as a PR.


develop (DavidGoldwasser) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: Tests Failed

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Done: https://github.com/CCI-MIT/XCoLab/commit/09d94cc8f47737f90d474dae7960eb569574e211
Good to merge?


go for it =)

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> Done: 09d94cc <https://github.com/CCI-MIT/XCoLab/commit/09d94cc8f47737f90d474dae7960eb569574e211>
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"32-bit *flags* word", as per Jasper's comment.


This time I understood directly. Weird. Is it because it is in the same sentence?