Since local fees are not part of the protocol, we should be fine. But if this version of `mulDiv` is used in tx processing, we need to be careful about changing it. I haven't looked.


fast-forwarding develop to borshop-integration-199-bugfix/jrd/explicit-utf8 = 1e9ca4d8


saw approval from macintux
at https://github.com/basho/cuttlefish/commit/8662c465aaa315e2d7ea0db8ea4de74eb67e03b2


merging basho/cuttlefish/bugfix/ss/log-dir-creation = 8662c465 into borshop-integration-185-bugfix/ss/log-dir-creation


basho/cuttlefish/bugfix/ss/log-dir-creation = 8662c465 merged ok, testing candidate = 093f6dc0


I assume we cannot write a unit test for this?


93469234-DemandResponse2 (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: OK (1740 of 1789 tests passed)

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I think there may be a race case in this test. The `before` block only waits for the request to complete, but the majority of the functionality happens after `reply` is called. I'd be interested to see if the test still passes if you put `.delay(1000)` after this line, to make the `stopInstances` stub slower. I don't think the instance would be updated in time to pass your `it` block expectation. Rohit is currently working on tests very similar to this and he's run into this problem.


define the linked list node and the list structure in the beginning.
by making data the type of void pointer we ca assign any type of data to it.
meanwhile, define function pointers COMPARE and DISPLAY to compare or display any type of data.

addHead: function that adds nodes from the head of linked lists;
addTail: function that add nodes to the tail of linked lists;
deleteNode: delete a specific node from the list;
getNode: passing the COMPARE fp to compare to two datas and get the node that you want;
printList: print the linked list out(only the data of a node)


I think we want to not only ensure correct final state, but also that the stubs created above were given the proper parameters.


we were going to ignore pep8 lambdas, yes? :)


Though, from looking at the rest of your codebase, this isn't the biggest of issues. Biggest of them all is that (atleast in my fork) you still have logins for stuff IN PLAIN TEXT. This should be placed in a configuration file with a example/default configuration placed in the same directory with the default config commited and the actual config ignored. This can also include which port to use, which is currently defined through command line arguments.


*piqued


Sure - it can still be used as a (yet another) test platform once (if?) the *oderzhanie* runs its course.

Didn't you already have a server, the one with API now working?


I'd put ``self._consume_done_putters()`` before this ``if`` block.


Why sidec02.mix? (And no, I don't suggest you to scopecreep this further, but I don't see why the sidebar palette needs an explicit mix specified - does the two sidebar palettes differ in those specific colors?)


@hvemuri to change the look of the button it is mostly done in the css file


Should be MyriadExecutorAuxService.class


Kindly add a Pyramid title under Contents linking to the above section.


Good spot - thanks!


Hi Alex,

I've added two charts that group by build id and build job id (but they
still need some work, like filtering and combining the buildstage
duration):
http://buildtimetrend.herokuapp.com/dashboard/angular/angular/index.html

Filtering is on it's way, to see what it might look like, a quick hack
(with the build matrix settings fixed in the code, so it only works for one
of my projects) : go to
http://buildtimetrend-dev.herokuapp.com/dashboard/buildtimetrend/python-lib/index.html
and select 'year' timeframe on top, in the build job chart (second row, on
the right), you can filter on build matrix settings.

If can get the filtering values dynamically from the database, I'll add
more options to filter on (build id, job id, branch, PR, ...) and deploy it
to production.

Kind regards,

Dieter


I can say this for sure:  `mulDiv` is only used in this file, and two places
1. `LoadFeeTrack::scaleFeeBase`
2. `LoadFeeTrack::getJson`

I haven't tracked out where these are used.

I made `mulDiv` `static` since it appears to an implementation detail of this file.


I was the first to notice it because devs new to angular don't even understand that the example is borked. And those that did notice it probably don't care about those new devs.  The fact that the guide does a good job explaining it does not mean that an example should not exist in the API, where most developers end up researching most of their work.

$digest and $watch etc are all used in many of the examples on that same API page.

Whatever, do you what you want.


If you want this code to be really helpful to potential debuggers who haven't set permissions properly, it might be good to test for a false return value and then throw and exception (or log an error) indicating which directory path couldn't be created.  That said, in the Avalon environment, I'm not even sure execution would get to this point if a problem such as that existed, so it may not matter.


93469234-DemandResponse2 (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-cppcheck-1.61: OK (0 of 0 tests passed)

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Ah gotcha nicks are the group name.


Excellent


1. Our abbreviation for "transaction" is `tx`, not `txn`.
2. You have three variables with the same comment, which really isn't so useful.
3. If these are scale _factors_, why is their name ending in `LoadFee`?

Perhaps - one comment at the start saying:

    // These next three members variables fee scales: rations used to scale fees up or down.
    // The constant `lftNormalFee` means to charge the normal fee.

    std::uint32_t mLocalTxFeeScale;       // The fee scale for transactions on the local machine.
    std::uint32_t mRemoteTxFeeScale;       // The fee scale for transactions on a remote machine(?)
    std::uint32_t mClusterTxFeeScale;       // ???


Nice!


Remind me again why what is wrong with `Range<T&>() && Semiregular<T>()`? I don't want `View<T&>()` to be satisfied, but I also don't want `Range<T&>` to fail if a `T&` can be used as a range. I guess I don't understand why you feel that "strict" should disallow reference types in `Range`.


Isn't this class supposed to also do "implements MesosExecutor" ?


All the ones that aren't [[ ]] are checking the return value of grep, it's just that some greps are more buried than others.

Maybe it would be better to split them all out into separate conditionals, and split it up to run the grep command, and then check the return code? Something like:

```
# Look for the proxy setting in the repo file
grep -q 'proxy=http://127.0.0.1:8080' $ANA_INSTALL_PATH/etc/yum.repos.d/kstest-http.repo
if [[ $? != 0 ]]; then
    echo "kstest-http.repo does not contain proxy information" >> $ANA_INSTALL_PATH/root/RESULT
fi

# Check that the installed repo file is usable
chroot $ANA_INSTALL_PATH dnf --disablerepo=\* --enablerepo=kstest-http --quiet repoquery testpkg-http-core 2>/dev/null | grep -q 'testpkg-http-core'
if [[ $? != 0 ]]; then
    echo "unable to query kstest-http repo' >> $ANA_INSTALL_PATH/root/RESULT
fi

```
and so forth. The lazy way I just wrote right there might output more to /root/RESULT, but if only the first line gets used anyway it shouldn't really matter.


Should be `#000085` if you want the same color as on magination.no


I'm wondering what you made you decide to use `ASC` since it was `DESC` in your original controller method


Nevermind on previous question :-)


Merci, j'ai changé ça. :)


Now you can reuse the `order_desc` scope within the `best` scope so you're not reusing the `rank DESC` logic more than once


atualização


I'm still baffled by these variables...

1. what's the difference between a factor and a fee?  You seem to compare them, even?
2. what's `Rem`? why `u`?

It's not helped by the fact that there's no documentation for the members so I don't really know the difference between cluster and remote.


yes, I know this should be done with a decorator. something like [@cached_property](https://github.com/pydanny/cached-property).

I'd like to do this in future.


TeamCity LabkeyTrunk :: CDS postgres 9.4 [Build 253](https://teamcity.labkey.org/viewLog.html?buildId=264213&buildTypeId=LabkeyTrunk_CdsPostgres93) outcome was **FAILURE**
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### Failed tests
```
org.labkey.test.tests.CDSTest.verifyHomePage: <no details avaliable>

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

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

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

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

```


Add hashCode() and equals() to Submission to prevent duplicate posts


May be a good idea to change these passwords... :lock: :unamused: :hankey:


Cooler way of validating the connection to Mongo http://codetunnel.io/javascript-partial-application-with-bind/


Yep, CI will ignore those now, those were fixed before this change


Why not just return the whole process object?


@borshop: retry


@timoweiss can we delete that?


Couldn't we extract that magic number `4` into a tuning parameter?  Why `4`?  I seem to think this question was answered somewhere but I can't find it...


Please add a comment here explaining how ``CancelledError`` might be triggered here.


`den`!?  What's wrong with `normalFee`?


This and the above run_client are both named too close to each other, as well as share way too close functionality.  They should probably be merged into one helper.


Yes, they differ a little (GDI version has darker green).
And I wasn't sure how the file system handles cases when there are multiple files with the same name in different mixes, I didn't want to take any chances.


In the other PR, you named many cases. Can you make a test for each of them?


Now, now!  You aren't "factoring" this fraction, you are reducing it to lowest terms.


I vote for `PartialEq` and `Eq` too.
So comparison is possible with e.g. predefined `Linktype` constants.


And now I understand what's going on here.  Finally!  :-)


It won't because we didn't set it as up as https (yet)


Yeah seems I though I could refer a commit from another repo since they were link under the Org, but here you go https://github.com/inverse-inc/packetfence-windows-agent/commit/9248e9b801c78983d5309a6774e93cc22e542910


all tests pass:
success: http://buildbot.bos1/builders/test-cuttlefish/builds/161


You log that action has been taking (removing LGTM) but that actually didn't happen here. It happened in the validate function. I think it would be better if that happened here.


Français (to match Italiano)


does this import cause a bunch of side effects? Would it be possible to capture those inside a function so that we could `import gpkit.build` and then `gpkit.build.build()`?


ага, прибил в следующем коммите


Should we guard ``waiter.result()`` with ``if waiter.done() and not waiter.cancelled()``?


Funny indentation here (at least the way Github shows it)- make sure you're using the same whitespace characters as above.


Good catch, HTTPS was a typo, probably don't need it?

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ye its leaky. hacked that down and forgot it would make it into the PR automatically ... wasnt meant to go in


93469234-DemandResponse2 (Myoldmopar) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1791 of 1791 tests passed)

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atualização


hey @bcessa por default les estas dando +0000 UTC (Greenwich)?


I didn't give them these names, and after studying them for a while, did not feel I could give them better names.


They're mostly side effects from doing the local import, which I think is fine! It just checks that we can import gpkit at least once. The reason I didn't catch this in a non-virtual-env is because it was importing from the system install, which I think is the bigger issue...


No, it wasn't answered.  I don't know the answer.  I suspect, but do not know for sure, that this is simply a heuristic.


does `wp_nonce_field` echo by default? in that case I think you need to pass echo arg to false if you want to put that in a variable

apart from that looks ok


J'ai ajouté l'interface Parcelable pour list activity. J'ai édité le fichier detail activity et detail layout


Might just be me but I have at least 2 namespaces that have a ```(defn define ...)``` or ```defmacro``` which will now cause a warning because ```define``` becomes a global name.

Would prefer a name like ```closure-define```?


oh well it would return anyway


Issue #1


It is the denominator of the fraction being computed.  From here on out, this is just about computing the fraction as described in the comment on lines 93-95.


how does this work? `$controller` is an instance of `ControllerCollection` here and the `doFlush` method is private right?


#892
can you ack the commit then?


You are right. Good work! But there were also a few dozen more items needing change. The pull request is coming up


I can change "Factor" to "Reduce to lowest terms" if you like.


@jfoug

Apparently, the parent of your commit https://github.com/magnumripper/JohnTheRipper/commit/8cb4bc2055318afbbc54082f45385bb7374e24b3 was magnum's commit https://github.com/magnumripper/JohnTheRipper/commit/c0560a42f85c437c7b968191e7fb06f1140e8ed9 from 6 days ago.

Next time, when you notice (before pushing to the upstream repo) that you accidentally merged instead of pull --rebase, you can check your merge commit:
```
(bleeding-jumbo)JtR $ git show
commit 26a1e93ce395f54527bde4e858a8bd55ca8ce5ed
Merge: 8cb4bc2 939d6ce
Author: jfoug <jfoug@cox.net>
Date:   Mon Aug 3 14:57:40 2015 -0500

    Merge branch 'bleeding-jumbo' of git://github.com/magnumripper/JohnTheRipper into bleeding-jumbo

(bleeding-jumbo)JtR $
```

The `Merge: 8cb4bc2 939d6ce` line contains both your most recent local commit (HEAD) prior ro merging, and the most recent commit of the upstream repository.
(You can verify this with `git show`, e.g. `git show 8cb4bc2`.)

To "undo" the merge in your repository, you can do a 'git reset`.
E.g., if you don't have any changes that are not committed or stashed (so no work should get lost), you can use
```
(bleeding-jumbo)JtR $ git reset --hard  8cb4bc2
HEAD is now at 8cb4bc2 configure: if fmt_externs.h or fmt_registers.h fail, then bail and reset makefile back to the stub.  #1590
(bleeding-jumbo)JtR $ git status |head -n 3
On branch bleeding-jumbo
Your branch is behind 'origin/bleeding-jumbo' by 46 commits, and can be fast-forwarded.
  (use "git pull" to update your local branch)
```

`git log` will look like prior to your merge:

```
commit 8cb4bc2055318afbbc54082f45385bb7374e24b3
Author: jfoug <jfoug@cox.net>
Date:   Mon Aug 3 14:54:14 2015 -0500

    configure: if fmt_externs.h or fmt_registers.h fail, then bail and reset makefile back to the stub.  #1590

commit c0560a42f85c437c7b968191e7fb06f1140e8ed9
Author: magnum <john.magnum@hushmail.com>
Date:   Tue Jul 28 22:17:32 2015 +0200

    Fix for non-opencl builds.

```

Then, you can to a `git rebase` or `git pull --rebase`  and push afterwards.

(Of course, for commit 8cb4bc2055318afbbc54082f45385bb7374e24b3 it is now too late.)

You may also consider adding these lines to your globale .gitconfig:
```
[pull]
	rebase = true
[rebase]
	autostash = true
```
This will stash your local changes and force a --rebase whenever you pull.

I disabled this, because you loose the nice summary of changed files when pulling.
Instead, I usually do a `git fetch` and a `git status` before pulling.


When is `coerce` being called in Ruby? What should it do?


93469234-DemandResponse2 (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (745 of 745 tests passed)

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Merci pour la traduction :)


broadcast-group and discovery-group in $JBOSS_HOME/standalone/configuration/standalone-ha.xml should be 'tcp'

subsystem default-stack should = 'tcp'


@mikesaurio este if qué onda ?


but `supports_colors` has nothing to do with `self.print_colored == False` imo, it just means that the Printer would support working color printing to the output device. Sorry but I don't like your concept like this, it splits stuff too much and in the wrong places imo^^


Hi, sure. Json in attachment!
Basically i want pass array with variable to event.
So first just plain array, here you can see that it's ok: [image: Inline
image 1]
But in second picture i want pass also detected event variable to array,
but cant do it, here:
[image: Inline image 2]

Any suggestion how to do that?

Or if you can, then maybe you can tell whats is best whay how to accumulate
at least 50 events/ values and then use them to check. Now i want to pass
gathered values by array through events but cant pass variables just
numbers!

Thank you,

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TeamCity LabkeyTrunk :: CDS postgres 9.4 [Build 254](https://teamcity.labkey.org/viewLog.html?buildId=264222&buildTypeId=LabkeyTrunk_CdsPostgres93) outcome was **FAILURE**
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### Failed tests
```
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org.labkey.test.Runner: org.labkey.test.tests.CDSTest: <no details avaliable>

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

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

```


Can you change `getTokenFromSeqFile` on line 127 back to private?


LGTM other than the minor comment.


I only ask because my pylint is warning that `gpkit.build` is an unused import. Could we delete this conditional and import? If not, doesn't it seem like better style to explicitly call something?


Name: Will Kitchell
Occupation: Developer (boo ya!)

I successfully created a guessing game! The game functions by prompting the user to choose "rock", "paper", or "scissors". Then the computer chooses between the options as well. The computer chooses one of the three options by randomly generating a number between 1-100. 1-32 = rock, 33-66 = paper, and 67-100 = scissors. If the computer choice is equal to the user choice then the program returns a comment saying the both the user and computer have made the same selection and, therefore, nobody wins. If the user and computer choices are not equal the program determines which choice is the winning choice through a series of if/else statements.


si, no traen zona horario los archivos que nos pasan =/ :-1:


What other checked exceptions are thrown here?


Out of scope for this patch.


Just want to say I totally agree with the use of Vector, more efficient and faster than Map.


This will be easier to read with string formatting


The nmcli commandline has changed over the years. Updated.


you can shorten the OTA_WAIT_PERIOD to 100-200ms, this should be enough for the controller to initiate OTA upon Rx.


Oh, whoops. Yeah, that's a good plan.


I suggest to use VfsUtil.loadText(file) instead which will encapsulate the charset and contents handling (and also use a shared string instance if appropriate)


Cool,
In the first chart, I think your time agrees with the rollup time in
Travis, but both are wrong :) They show the sum of the times of the builds,
which is the right number if you want to know how many worker-hours were
spent, but not interesting to the developer. And I could lower that number
without improving developer's life (like removing all but the slowest
build) and I could improve developer's life without affecting that number
(like moving work from the longest build to the shortest).

I would rather see the elapsed time from the first build starting to the
last build completing. I wish Travis would change that too. Maybe a good
bug report to send them?

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wrote:

> Hi Alex,
>
> I've added two charts that group by build id and build job id (but they
> still need some work, like filtering and combining the buildstage
> duration):
> http://buildtimetrend.herokuapp.com/dashboard/angular/angular/index.html
>
> Filtering is on it's way, to see what it might look like, a quick hack
> (with the build matrix settings fixed in the code, so it only works for one
> of my projects) : go to
>
> http://buildtimetrend-dev.herokuapp.com/dashboard/buildtimetrend/python-lib/index.html
> and select 'year' timeframe on top, in the build job chart (second row, on
> the right), you can filter on build matrix settings.
>
> If can get the filtering values dynamically from the database, I'll add
> more options to filter on (build id, job id, branch, PR, ...) and deploy it
> to production.
>
> Kind regards,
>
> Dieter
>
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>


On this system, I do not have those settings in my .gitconfig for same reason (losing the summary).   I simply forgot the --rebase.


I'd like to get access to the `header` data.

Fields `len` and `caplen` are easy. But `ts` I am not sure how to return it as structures from `raw::` shouldn't be exposed in the public API. Rust has [time::Timespec](http://doc.rust-lang.org/time/time/struct.Timespec.html) but I don't really like it. So maybe another struct from a crate is better.

What do you think?


done.


Weird, I did use exactly that command. I'm on OS X, maybe the command runs differently on Linux? Which OS are you using?


"be to"


Merged it. Will deploy it this weekend :)

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OK, defendedSquares changed, too.


Это надо в 4 строки записать


These should be fetched from the connector above, before the connector is created. Same with session properties.


this version of the test seems to succeed on master, isn't the intent for the test to fail prior to this fix?


:angry:


yes, typo right here. Interestingly it did fail when I tested it on an older julia version by chance :-)


why?

that path is a symlink to `appdirs.user_data_dir('Steam') == ~/.local/share/Steam'`


was there supposed to be a retry loop here?


Ok, I'll change it to 300ms instead, just to be on the safe side.


npm already know, that need to search in 'node_modules/.bin/' folder. So, not need to provide full path. Enough just
```
"start": "webpack-dev-server",
```


Может быть, лучше в качестве префикса использовать что-нибудь вроде `setOrder`, а не `set`, для лучшей читаемости.


В конечном счете надо все такие цифры вынести в константы и дать им правильные имена.


I would have just used:

    sub factDigits ( $n ){ fact($n).comb }


What will this do to the current router, I still use regular uri's like:
~~~
Whatever?page=3&something= somevar

~~~


this should have been part of https://github.com/gymnasium/edx-theme/commit/9d5d9b9ca6f88a459eb99137f7098cbed09352a8


Under UT context, we are not going to log any message til I saw, and the logger instance is being injected just for production context


teste


Losing the summary? We solved that problem half a year ago and correct settings was posted.


if pubkey is NOT empty then pubkey decode fromHex? How does that fix work?


@chrisroos: I think you should've removed the `amount_result` key and related values from the locale YAML file in this commit.


deberíamos tener un IF no cumple una regex, le agregamos ese timezone IMHO


Стоит вынести в приватные поля класса.


D:


Может, можно как-нибудь?


На мой взгляд, лучше объединить методы `shuffle()` и `shuffleSolvable()` в один и просто передавать в него флажок `solvableOnly`.


suena bien, agregamos un issue?


That response of mine was unnecessarily terse: we have a generic shader that works for a lot of displays, and a tool (Distortionizer) to measure the distortion/CA parameters of an unknown HMD that get plugged into that shader.

RE: the APK and plugin - sounds good to me, either contribution would be greatly appreciated. Note that actually, the command line osvr_server is just a very thin wrapper over the (C++ API so ostensibly "internal" but still exposed) osvrServer library, so just launching it might be one way to do things but it's probably not the most elegant. You should be able to spin up an osvrServer-driven server instance as a service pretty easily. The server stuff was explicitly designed to let the osvr_server command line tool be swapped out for platform-specific ones. (It's literally one small C++ file that has had very little love - not even a proper command line parser used in it at the moment - but should be easy to follow.)


Now I'm depressed. I'll watch a movie instead.


Now we are simply undoing each other's work


Вместо 4 строчек выше можно просто
```java
return sum % 2 == 0;
```


How about converting file_path to basename, which is the unix(tm) way of doing this for paths?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Basename


I'm talking about GpuArray kernel flags.  These indicate whether features that might not be supported on every gpu are used so that the backend can check for support and error out if it isn't there.  Otherwise some compilers silently accept stuff they don't support and just don't emit code for it.  Or give bad results.


Test for the redirection here just to be sure that after creation it actually redirected


Hey,
support for sourced files for new `tpm` plugin definition syntax is now implemented.

I'd appreciate if you pulled newest `tpm` version and let me know if things work fine ok for you?


Remove the comments here


Oh, and I think this condition is not useful. IIUC, `INTROSPECTION_GIRS` is not used (i.e. will not trigger anything) on its own. It only ever trigger a build if added to `gir_DATA`, right? So the conditional only need to be around `gir_DATA` and `typelib_DATA`. I am misunderstanding something or missing magic from gobject-introspection.make?


Oh, that's even better! I saw something in the cmake config about SWIG
detection. Is the API currently wrapped using SWIG? If not, that's probably
the ideal solution, as making a pure Java Cardboard plugins would be
extremely easy after that.
On Aug 3, 2015 17:01, "Ryan Pavlik" <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> That response of mine was unnecessarily terse: we have a generic shader
> that works for a lot of displays, and a tool (Distortionizer) to measure
> the distortion/CA parameters of an unknown HMD that get plugged into that
> shader.
>
> RE: the APK and plugin - sounds good to me, either contribution would be
> greatly appreciated. Note that actually, the command line osvr_server is
> just a very thin wrapper over the (C++ API so ostensibly "internal" but
> still exposed) osvrServer library, so just launching it might be one way to
> do things but it's probably not the most elegant. You should be able to
> spin up an osvrServer-driven server instance as a service pretty easily.
> The server stuff was explicitly designed to let the osvr_server command
> line tool be swapped out for platform-specific ones. (It's literally one
> small C++ file that has had very little love - not even a proper command
> line parser used in it at the moment - but should be easy to follow.)
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> <https://github.com/OSVR/OSVR-Android-Build/commit/7407c1015389e2af8cac0c27dc7b417a6cd505df#commitcomment-12502488>
> .
>


Complaint at https://groups.google.com/d/msg/cryptopp-users/De3P1P9rcbg/0ndlHP9YCgAJ.


@steve221295  @cesar6793  Por favor, revisen el archivo hay unas observaciones.

PD: Cesar aun tenemos que configurar tu git para que puedas hacer cambios.


Nice addition.  I moved this to an appendix in f12bc8f.  Right now the guide contains mathematical content, and the appendices contain installation/implementation issues.

Note that
```LaTeX
\index{prop@\lstinline{BRAIDLAB_threads}|)}
```
is not what you want for the index.  The `|)` at the end marks the end of an index block, which wasn't used here.  The `prop@` was recopied from a previous index.  I changed it to
```LaTeX
\index{global flags!BRAIDLABthreads@\lstinline{BRAIDLAB_threads}}
```
Note that the `word@blah` notation says that the entry should be formatted as `blah`, but sorted according to `word`.


Still confused...
```
julia> hashaspadding = HasHasPadding(HasPadding(true,1))
HasHasPadding(HasPadding(true,1))

julia> hashaspadding2 = HasHasPadding(HasPadding(true,1))
HasHasPadding(HasPadding(true,1))

julia> unsafe_store!(convert(Ptr{UInt8},pointer_from_objref(hashaspadding)), 0x12, 2)
Ptr{UInt8} @0x00007f1f8411b650

julia> unsafe_store!(convert(Ptr{UInt8},pointer_from_objref(hashaspadding2)), 0x21, 2)
Ptr{UInt8} @0x00007f1f84121f90

julia> hashaspadding === hashaspadding2
true

julia> versioninfo()
Julia Version 0.4.0-dev+6491
Commit 5d21ec5 (2015-08-03 20:35 UTC)
Platform Info:
  System: Linux (x86_64-linux-gnu)
  CPU: Intel(R) Core(TM)2 Duo CPU     E8400  @ 3.00GHz
  WORD_SIZE: 64
  BLAS: libopenblas (USE64BITINT DYNAMIC_ARCH NO_AFFINITY Penryn)
  LAPACK: libopenblas
  LIBM: libopenlibm
  LLVM: libLLVM-3.3
```


I suggest this patch - which reduces the line count and makes it clearer...

https://github.com/rec/rippled/commit/1976ad0fb603a2b6ada841a04b287f83d5a84e20


You'll want to depend on websocket-servlet in Jetty 9.2+


This should probably be `git://github.com/michaelguild13/Leaflet.draw.git#e2fe3a4` since we're using a fork and not the main Leaflet Draw repo. See https://github.com/WikiWatershed/model-my-watershed/pull/502/files


This is probably true. I'm not really all that familiar with autotools though and I tend towards defensive programming (esp. in such a magic-filled…language(?) :) ).


do the cloned repos ever get cleaned up? could be an issue if this script keeps picking different repos


By itself, this commit is hilarious: you can build the drones as enhancements, they just instantly blow up as soon as you do. :P


Could you make it into:

```js
if (util.isArray(data))
  if (data.length)
    retdata.push.apply(retdata, data)
else
  retdata.push(data)
```

@rvagg Any objections to merging this?


Ubuntu 14.04

    $ sort --version
    sort (GNU coreutils) 8.21


Получается, это просто проверка на одинаковую четность выражений, я предлагаю записать ее вот так:
```java
return (tilesCountY % 2) == ((sum + freePlaceRow) % 2);
```


Я установил себе приложеньку на телефон. Кнопки +/- лучше расположить вдоль правого края телефона (по крайней мере, так все делают). Картинка не скроллится наверх после зума. И вниз скроллится тоже не до конца.


there's no validation of the command line arguments, so if there's an issue with args.version, this would be the first time to catch this, which isnt ideal. Same for URLs etc.


Is `jl_f_is` actually using object id?


Не используй merge. Используй rebase


`update_attribute` это устаревший метод
используй `update`


here is a island map and the only way to get to it is from a cave , just a
little place to have monsters at.

On Mon, Aug 3, 2015 at 3:59 PM, Daniel Foerster <notifications@github.com>
wrote:

> Added new woodland_indoor_extra tileset by @bleutailfly
>
> ---
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub:
>
> https://github.com/Pihro/lof-tmwa-client-data/commit/4be0aea51f02adfb66831d0cd4978f1d933af689
>


since this a text replacement, maybe consider running at least an XML validator to make sure the output is valid before submitting a PR that might break the pom?


Can you explain this changes in simple words to me.  I did not find if you fix this code before merging my refactoring.  I copy it as is and troop ships have troubles if system have monsters or enemy fleet.


Можно обойтись без повторения строчки
```java
Collections.shuffle(places);
```
если использовать `do {} while();`:
```java
do {
    Collections.shuffle(places);
while (!isSolvable(...));
```


Now that #850 landed, you can use `profile.hasAccount()` here.

You should also consider whether we should use `profile.hasSyncableAccount()`, which will return `false` if the account is not in a syncable state (e.g., wrong password). I think we should do that, but please test.


no, indeed ... === is the one that works already.that will teach me to do 2 things at a time. thanks for not letting this pass


Зачем тут этот красный круг?


This still crashes the server, though. (by trying to join() a string)


No, most of the config messages you see at CMake-time are from the nested build of VRPN. In this case, VRPN itself has some SWIG-based bindings that it's digging for. Those messages keep causing questions - will have to see if there's an easy way to hide them by default when we're building VRPN as a subproject (pretty sure the answer is yes)

The main "public" APIs (pluginkit and clientkit) are both C APIs (with header-only C++ wrappers for those using them directly) for easy FFI - unsure whether the overhead of the various Java FFI systems is substantial enough to require a JNI binding (or if a JNI binding would let us provide a better mapping to the API model we essentially have to squeeze through C but is actually reasonably object-oriented)


Тут можно ссылку на источник написать


Same.


LGTM.


It's not possible for keytabPath to be null. It is initialized statically to "" in the class and in the test-only constructor. There is also a constructor which takes in a ```VoldemortConfig```, but in the config, there is a default value if none is supplied by the user. I guess if someone constructs a ```VoldemortConfig``` manually, then explicitly calls ```setReadOnlyKeytabPath(null)``` on it, and then passes that into the ```HdfsFetcher``` constructor, that could do it, but I'm not sure it's worth protecting against someone who tries that hard shoot to shoot themselves in the foot ;) ...


Move `max` to right before you need it, please.


Thanks for catching that. I'll fix it.


Thanks! Just a tiny note on invalid end of file. Please add one (extra) linebreak in the following files to avoid the invalid end-of-file pointer. Git requires it :smile:

> * GitHub_1323.cs
* app.config


Ah, just a comment saying

    // The numerator of the fraction we're trying to compute.
    // referenceFeeUnits and lftNormalFee are both 32 bit, so the multiplication can't overflow.


Запросы лучше обрабатывать асинхронно в отдельном тред-пуле. Этот тред пул должен быть один на приложеньку. См. ExecutorService и, к примеру, Executors.newFixedThreadPool.


Why not remove `prefix` from here, set it as class variable like this
```
class BotCommand(object):
    command = None
```
and then you can delete all the `match` methods from the other commands. New commands will only have to override `command` variable
```
class AddCommand(BotCommand):
    command = 'add'
```


`s/Factor fee/factorFee/` for consistency.


Is that fixes displaying also other non-power-of-2 textures in the game? Not only screenshots? Some time ago I remember that @piotrdz changed all these kind of textures (skies, clouds, Astronaut's faces), because there was a lot of problems with that. If now that's working I think I could bring back these textures in original resolutions (non converted into power-of-2).


If we go this way -which I :+1: - we should keep the `classmethod` since we will need to access `cls.command`


So why do we want to remove this, anyway?  We should either remove the removal text or explain what the issue is.


Thanks for this. So the install.rdf and bootstrap.js should not be included? I thought they are new (see https://developer.mozilla.org/en/Add-ons/Bootstrapped_extensions) and therefore should be included...? On the other hand, when I changed the addon's version in package.json (https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/Add-ons/SDK/Tools/package_json) the em:version in install.rdf was not updated (until I deleted the file)


Move `max` to right before you use it, please.


Для построения запросов надо использовать какой-нибудь URL Builder. К примеру, android.net.Uri.Builder


Tewi's portrait is shown in Spell Practice, at the beginning of her Last Word spell (No. 213).


I also have a working version built on top of https://github.com/perwendel/spark/pull/301, but I just sent this one to facilitate the merge path.


we should probably list this at the end of the upgrade steps, what do you think?


```
$ sort --version
sort (GNU coreutils) 5.93
```

Not really up to date! If you want to create a pull request for that I'll merge it directly. I'll refrain from sorting the list myself in the future ;)


Steve,
I am going to try to get everything working by myself, then I want to run code reviews with you and Adam.  Of course if I get stuck I will cry for help.  So for how hold your comments unless I specifically ask for them.


Когда перепишешь на ExecutorService, используй тут Future.get()


No, it needs to be manually enabled for each texture. Right now this is also used only by sky textures. Enabling it also requires modifying UV mappings so we can't simply enable it for all textures. Also, this generates a tiny bit of lag on loading the texture so the less textures we have to covert at runtime, the better.


@jasonwilliams200OK, done.


Не знаю, зачем тут эта кнопка


good point.  Will that replace `ropkgs` or just automatic update `ropkgs` instead of hand-curating it?  If it's just the latter, then from what we say here users may think `ropkgs` is already automatic rather than hand-curated.  Details on `ropkgs` and the API would be a good topic for a separate blog post though, particularly if they included some fun summary statistics about some of our packages...


What about combining marks and other “graphical” zero-width glyphs?


Well, we shouldn't have anything unspecified when it comes to fees!

People are going to come to ask and ask, "Why was this specific fee charged?"

Particularly, it's lines 85-89 I don't get.  The comment seems out of sync with the code.  We aren't using the local load - we're using the max of the local load and the remote load.


Алгоритм, который описан на википедии, предлагает итерировать по фишкам и проверять значения всех фишек левее и выше данной. Может, стоит, для большей узнаваемости делать именно так?


Will do :)


okay, typos fixed in https://github.com/ropensci/roweb/commit/8ab20dec7bde1f76fb4600dd48c11c89ea865f1b


Uhh...


93469234-DemandResponse2 (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-IntegrationCoverage-Debug: OK (1268 of 1268 tests passed)

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


From https://godoc.org/bufio#Writer:

> After all data has been written, the client should call the Flush method to guarantee all data has been forwarded to the underlying io.Writer.


I stand corrected. Thanks!


@god why?


@god why is `'use strict'` a thing?


@xfurry pls add Acid part:
http://paste2.org/ZcWAZUk7


Sorry, I had GIT problems last night.

I attach file

On Tue, Aug 4, 2015 at 4:07 AM, Krzysztof Marczak <notifications@github.com>
wrote:

> There is still missing *fractal_mandelbox103.ui file*. I cannot test
> formula without it.
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> <https://github.com/buddhi1980/mandelbulber2/commit/0f0dd642f23bf758f89aa869d7f62d5d0b4134fe#commitcomment-12496822>
> .
>


I thought about this, but '...' feels more like the end of a sentence, whereas in this case, the player is waiting for something to happen.
In addition, in line 1750, '..' is also used: "UI_20150729_001750	{#000000}{s22}Waiting to enter server..". I thought it'd be better to be consistent and use a double dot for another loading screen.
Finally, as this is a UI file, the shorter the less likely it won't fit on screen.

All these points combined made me prefer to use '..' dots. If you still honestly believe that '...' is better here, let me know and I'll change it! Thanks for checking.


this method has two outcomes: an empty dir with dir_name or nothing at all. Any reason why not simplify it to just call rmtree always? the git clone will create dir_name if it isnt there...


String realArch = arch.endsWith("64") || wow64Arch != null && wow64Arch.endsWith("64") ? "64" : "32";
^this has been fail safe for us so far with windows lying about its 64bit arch


Hello James,

Apologies for the late reply. I think you used wrong example in the unit test. Please use the following example and see if you can reproduce the issue.
Thanks!

// -- WRONG -- "Practitioner?identifier=system|code-end-with-comma\," is solved as system = "system", and code= "code-end-with-comma\"


см. LocationManager.getLastKnownLocation, LocationManager.requestSingleUpdate


We can remove @dev flag. The `minimum stability` of the package is `stable`.


This is for detecting if a JRE at a given path is 64-bit or 32-bit, not whether the current system is 32-bit or 64-bit.

The best way is probably to actually run the JRE but that's a little more involved.


991757360-DocIssues-4956-4997 (rglazer2) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: Tests Failed

![Build Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/build%20status-passing-green.svg) ![Test Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/tests%20passed-89.93%25-red.svg)


LGTM


Минусом картинку можно сделать очень мелкой - непонятно, зачем давать такую возможность.


That's why I believe the git repo shouldn't contain it, but the jpmignore should contain it (since these two files are generated by jpm xpi). The jpm documentation is a bit lacking in general.


ahh ok, nvm then.


Always use "is None" or "is not None" ;)

see: https://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0008/#programming-recommendations
or: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/14247373/python-none-comparison-should-i-use-is-or/14247383#14247383


Maybe a reverse dependency with plugin: "soong_build", where it will get inserted into the module with a matching name?  Or at least PrimaryBuilderPlugin.

I'm thinking about other tools, like bpfix or bpmodify that may need to know about all the module types.  Alternatively, those may all need to be compiled into the primary builder.


After this change, Valgrind is reporting:

```
==22628==    by 0x6E0F87: _ecalloc (in /usr/bin/php5)
==22628==    by 0x9B1F697: maxminddb_create_handler (maxminddb.c:504)
==22628==    by 0x70B716: _object_and_properties_init (in /usr/bin/php5)
==22628==    by 0x761504: ??? (in /usr/bin/php5)
==22628==    by 0x744EEF: execute_ex (in /usr/bin/php5)
==22628==    by 0x6F6CB7: dtrace_execute_ex (in /usr/bin/php5)
==22628==    by 0x6F8B49: zend_call_function (in /usr/bin/php5)
==22628==    by 0x58B33A: zim_reflection_method_invokeArgs (in /usr/bin/php5)
==22628==    by 0x6F6E19: dtrace_execute_internal (in /usr/bin/php5)
==22628==    by 0x7B4EAF: ??? (in /usr/bin/php5)
==22628==    by 0x744EEF: execute_ex (in /usr/bin/php5)
==22628==
==22628== 3,020 (248 direct, 2,772 indirect) bytes in 1 blocks are definitely lost in loss record 41 of 44
==22628==    at 0x4C2BBA0: malloc (in /usr/lib/valgrind/vgpreload_memcheck-amd64-linux.so)
```


this isn't necessary


One more PR, color the bars red/green based on outcome, so the faster red
builds are distinguished from the longer green builds.

On Mon, Aug 3, 2015 at 1:52 PM Alex Eagle <alexeagle@google.com> wrote:

> Cool,
> In the first chart, I think your time agrees with the rollup time in
> Travis, but both are wrong :) They show the sum of the times of the builds,
> which is the right number if you want to know how many worker-hours were
> spent, but not interesting to the developer. And I could lower that number
> without improving developer's life (like removing all but the slowest
> build) and I could improve developer's life without affecting that number
> (like moving work from the longest build to the shortest).
>
> I would rather see the elapsed time from the first build starting to the
> last build completing. I wish Travis would change that too. Maybe a good
> bug report to send them?
>
> On Mon, Aug 3, 2015 at 1:28 PM Dieter Adriaenssens <
> notifications@github.com> wrote:
>
>> Hi Alex,
>>
>> I've added two charts that group by build id and build job id (but they
>> still need some work, like filtering and combining the buildstage
>> duration):
>> http://buildtimetrend.herokuapp.com/dashboard/angular/angular/index.html
>>
>> Filtering is on it's way, to see what it might look like, a quick hack
>> (with the build matrix settings fixed in the code, so it only works for
>> one
>> of my projects) : go to
>>
>> http://buildtimetrend-dev.herokuapp.com/dashboard/buildtimetrend/python-lib/index.html
>> and select 'year' timeframe on top, in the build job chart (second row, on
>> the right), you can filter on build matrix settings.
>>
>> If can get the filtering values dynamically from the database, I'll add
>> more options to filter on (build id, job id, branch, PR, ...) and deploy
>> it
>> to production.
>>
>> Kind regards,
>>
>> Dieter
>>
>> —
>> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
>> <https://github.com/angular/angular/commit/30bd2a3fc72f8f1cdb0ffc4b9d11b4ca42e9ece7#commitcomment-12501798>
>> .
>>
>


I wondered if people would want it.
You have answered my doubt ! :)


It's now out in 1.1.0.3!


consider changing . to a [] pattern that matches only stuff that can be found inside a git hash, just to be on the safe side


Errors fixed by changes to `Libs/MRML/Core/vtkMRMLCoreTestingMacros.h` include:
```
Error	2	error C2678: binary '<<' : no operator found which takes a left-hand operand of type 'std::basic_ostream<char,std::char_traits<char>>' (or there is no acceptable conversion)	C:\dev\Slicer\Libs\MRML\Core\Testing\vtkMRMLDiffusionTensorVolumeDisplayNodeTest1.cxx	24
Error	3	error C2088: '<<' : illegal for class	C:\dev\Slicer\Libs\MRML\Core\Testing\vtkMRMLDiffusionTensorVolumeDisplayNodeTest1.cxx	24
Error	4	error C2678: binary '<<' : no operator found which takes a left-hand operand of type 'std::basic_ostream<char,std::char_traits<char>>' (or there is no acceptable conversion)	C:\dev\Slicer\Libs\MRML\Core\Testing\vtkMRMLDiffusionWeightedVolumeDisplayNodeTest1.cxx	23
Error	5	error C2088: '<<' : illegal for class	C:\dev\Slicer\Libs\MRML\Core\Testing\vtkMRMLDiffusionWeightedVolumeDisplayNodeTest1.cxx	23
Error	6	error C2678: binary '<<' : no operator found which takes a left-hand operand of type 'std::basic_ostream<char,std::char_traits<char>>' (or there is no acceptable conversion)	C:\dev\Slicer\Libs\MRML\Core\Testing\vtkMRMLDisplayNodeTest1.cxx	59
Error	7	error C2088: '<<' : illegal for class	C:\dev\Slicer\Libs\MRML\Core\Testing\vtkMRMLDisplayNodeTest1.cxx	59
Error	8	error C2678: binary '<<' : no operator found which takes a left-hand operand of type 'std::basic_ostream<char,std::char_traits<char>>' (or there is no acceptable conversion)	C:\dev\Slicer\Libs\MRML\Core\Testing\vtkMRMLGlyphableVolumeDisplayNodeTest1.cxx	23
Error	9	error C2088: '<<' : illegal for class	C:\dev\Slicer\Libs\MRML\Core\Testing\vtkMRMLGlyphableVolumeDisplayNodeTest1.cxx	23
Error	10	error C2678: binary '<<' : no operator found which takes a left-hand operand of type 'std::basic_ostream<char,std::char_traits<char>>' (or there is no acceptable conversion)	C:\dev\Slicer\Libs\MRML\Core\Testing\vtkMRMLGlyphableVolumeSliceDisplayNodeTest1.cxx	24
Error	11	error C2088: '<<' : illegal for class	C:\dev\Slicer\Libs\MRML\Core\Testing\vtkMRMLGlyphableVolumeSliceDisplayNodeTest1.cxx	24
Error	12	error C2678: binary '<<' : no operator found which takes a left-hand operand of type 'std::basic_ostream<char,std::char_traits<char>>' (or there is no acceptable conversion)	C:\dev\Slicer\Libs\MRML\Core\Testing\vtkMRMLLabelMapVolumeDisplayNodeTest1.cxx	24
Error	13	error C2088: '<<' : illegal for class	C:\dev\Slicer\Libs\MRML\Core\Testing\vtkMRMLLabelMapVolumeDisplayNodeTest1.cxx	24
Error	14	error C2678: binary '<<' : no operator found which takes a left-hand operand of type 'std::basic_ostream<char,std::char_traits<char>>' (or there is no acceptable conversion)	C:\dev\Slicer\Libs\MRML\Core\Testing\vtkMRMLModelDisplayNodeTest1.cxx	34
Error	15	error C2088: '<<' : illegal for class	C:\dev\Slicer\Libs\MRML\Core\Testing\vtkMRMLModelDisplayNodeTest1.cxx	34
Error	16	error C2678: binary '<<' : no operator found which takes a left-hand operand of type 'std::basic_ostream<char,std::char_traits<char>>' (or there is no acceptable conversion)	C:\dev\Slicer\Modules\Loadable\Markups\Testing\Cxx\vtkMRMLMarkupsDisplayNodeTest1.cxx	26
Error	17	error C2088: '<<' : illegal for class	C:\dev\Slicer\Modules\Loadable\Markups\Testing\Cxx\vtkMRMLMarkupsDisplayNodeTest1.cxx	26
Error	18	error C2678: binary '<<' : no operator found which takes a left-hand operand of type 'std::basic_ostream<char,std::char_traits<char>>' (or there is no acceptable conversion)	C:\dev\Slicer\Libs\MRML\Core\Testing\vtkMRMLScalarVolumeDisplayNodeTest1.cxx	24
Error	19	error C2088: '<<' : illegal for class	C:\dev\Slicer\Libs\MRML\Core\Testing\vtkMRMLScalarVolumeDisplayNodeTest1.cxx	24
Error	20	error C2678: binary '<<' : no operator found which takes a left-hand operand of type 'std::basic_ostream<char,std::char_traits<char>>' (or there is no acceptable conversion)	C:\dev\Slicer\Modules\Loadable\Annotations\Testing\Cxx\vtkMRMLAnnotationLineDisplayNodeTest1.cxx	10
Error	21	error C2088: '<<' : illegal for class	C:\dev\Slicer\Modules\Loadable\Annotations\Testing\Cxx\vtkMRMLAnnotationLineDisplayNodeTest1.cxx	10
Error	22	error C2678: binary '<<' : no operator found which takes a left-hand operand of type 'std::basic_ostream<char,std::char_traits<char>>' (or there is no acceptable conversion)	C:\dev\Slicer\Libs\MRML\Core\Testing\vtkMRMLTransformDisplayNodeTest1.cxx	24
Error	23	error C2088: '<<' : illegal for class	C:\dev\Slicer\Libs\MRML\Core\Testing\vtkMRMLTransformDisplayNodeTest1.cxx	24
Error	24	error C2678: binary '<<' : no operator found which takes a left-hand operand of type 'std::basic_ostream<char,std::char_traits<char>>' (or there is no acceptable conversion)	C:\dev\Slicer\Modules\Loadable\Annotations\Testing\Cxx\vtkMRMLAnnotationPointDisplayNodeTest1.cxx	12
Error	25	error C2088: '<<' : illegal for class	C:\dev\Slicer\Modules\Loadable\Annotations\Testing\Cxx\vtkMRMLAnnotationPointDisplayNodeTest1.cxx	12
Error	26	error C2678: binary '<<' : no operator found which takes a left-hand operand of type 'std::basic_ostream<char,std::char_traits<char>>' (or there is no acceptable conversion)	C:\dev\Slicer\Libs\MRML\Core\Testing\vtkMRMLUnstructuredGridDisplayNodeTest1.cxx	24
Error	27	error C2088: '<<' : illegal for class	C:\dev\Slicer\Libs\MRML\Core\Testing\vtkMRMLUnstructuredGridDisplayNodeTest1.cxx	24
Error	28	error C2678: binary '<<' : no operator found which takes a left-hand operand of type 'std::basic_ostream<char,std::char_traits<char>>' (or there is no acceptable conversion)	C:\dev\Slicer\Libs\MRML\Core\Testing\vtkMRMLVectorVolumeDisplayNodeTest1.cxx	24
Error	29	error C2088: '<<' : illegal for class	C:\dev\Slicer\Libs\MRML\Core\Testing\vtkMRMLVectorVolumeDisplayNodeTest1.cxx	24
Error	30	error C2678: binary '<<' : no operator found which takes a left-hand operand of type 'std::basic_ostream<char,std::char_traits<char>>' (or there is no acceptable conversion)	C:\dev\Slicer\Modules\Loadable\Annotations\Testing\Cxx\vtkMRMLAnnotationTextDisplayNodeTest1.cxx	10
Error	31	error C2088: '<<' : illegal for class	C:\dev\Slicer\Modules\Loadable\Annotations\Testing\Cxx\vtkMRMLAnnotationTextDisplayNodeTest1.cxx	10
Error	32	error C2678: binary '<<' : no operator found which takes a left-hand operand of type 'std::basic_ostream<char,std::char_traits<char>>' (or there is no acceptable conversion)	C:\dev\Slicer\Libs\MRML\Core\Testing\vtkMRMLVolumeDisplayNodeTest1.cxx	60
Error	33	error C2088: '<<' : illegal for class	C:\dev\Slicer\Libs\MRML\Core\Testing\vtkMRMLVolumeDisplayNodeTest1.cxx	60
```


Oh my. :S This will have to definitely be told to upstream.
Have you got a bt, so that I maybe post that to one of the two?


End of august is ok. I am still getting new ideas about improving the detection, so large-scale testing is being postponed, but if you want to do testing now, I am looking forward to the results :)


There isn't currently a clang37 package.  I'm debating if I should make one.  It would just depend on llvm37 since it's now impractical to build clang or lldb separately from llvm.

I'd currently just suggest that people install the llvm37 package.


Запросить gps - это очень дорогая операция. К ней нужно прибегать только в крайнем случае.


Why on earth have the GitkitClient.signOut() and GitkitClient.manageAccount() methods been removed? Were they implemented an any point? Is this API still in active develompent and as recommended to use as it was in 2013? I've seen the 2015.06 (I/O 2015) video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JOsyAxlE2bg and the 2013.05 (I/O 2013) and I got the feeling that it was the latest stuff Google's been working on, but for some reason this feels pretty unstable (up to 1 minute login times and stuff like that) and lacking features (sign out and manage account).

Thanks for any info on this.


Here, t can not be s.substr(begin, len) instead.


lol


baal cher


@adam3smith Thank you!


See issue #91


it's cool! :)


not the keyTabPath, but the currentHadoopUser.


Perfect!


Можно зуминг вынести в отдельный класс и сделать для него тесты.


TODO: Look at: https://github.com/giampaolo/psutil/pull/662/files


lol Well, at least "Lan Solo" shot first. ;)


I don't disagree with you but cleaning this up is getting out of scope for what I'm trying to do for this patch.


If we're using `~/coreclr/` everywhere else, I think we should use it here too for consistency.


looks like there is a lot of repeated stuff, keep in mind that you can also use `class` instead of `id`. Yon can only have one element with an `id` but as many elements as you want with the same `class`


Ok.


Hey, sunenielsen! Can you please tell me/us how to change the game colour?  I really like the game, but what I dislike is the  Player 1 Colour. Is there a way to change it ;/? Thanks, anyway.


@brianferguson Please use a smart pointer instead of a raw pointer here.


@sensescape made a few changes here just playing around, feel free to change!


@brianferguson This comment doesn't really add any value. Please remove it (also below).


Yes - "testing with" is better

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>
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>
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regexp `html?`
Result: `{htm, html}`


do yourself a favor and don't use such short id/class names, if needed you can use dashes or underscores, eg `dont-cut-button`


@brianferguson Use `std::move(pattern)`.


@tdewolff regexp `html?`
Result: `{htm, html}`


how about a regression test too?


Right now there's a 50/50 mixture of either `sh` or `bash` used for syntax-highlighting. Not a big deal and probably not even visible in the rendered markdown, but might be nice to keep consistent throughout this one document.


@brianferguson Why clear and resize first? `m_TextRange = ranges;` alone is enough.


@brianferguson `const std::wstring&` here, please.


Why was this removed?


@brianferguson `const std::vector<DWRITE_TEXT_RANGE>&` here, please. Return a non-reference type will cause an unnecessary copy.


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

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

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

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

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

```


@brianferguson The copyright headers in your new files are missing the two space indentation.


@brianferguson `if (FAILED(hr)) return;` instead.


Reading that documentation we might actually want to keep install.rdf and bootstrap.js


@brianferguson If you want to use `const` parameters, you probably also want to make the references (`&`) to avoid a copy. Please change both of these to references.


I'll scope this out, Chris, but you think this killed data?


@brianferguson Please use references.


Agreed.


> Losing the summary? We solved that problem half a year ago and correct settings was posted.

Do you have a pointer? (After you finished watching the movie)


Issue reported at https://groups.google.com/d/msg/cryptopp-users/De3P1P9rcbg/0ndlHP9YCgAJ.


Yeah, I think that makes sense for the longer term, when we have a single dashboard instance serving many different languages.


:+1: on being consistent


Okay! I will try to rename them.


This condition is not needed because you never reach the `CGUIWindowVisualisation::OnAction()` if the osd dialog is in front. Same in `CGUIWindowFullScreen`.


@brianferguson `if (range.length <= 0) continue;` instead.


I reverted this patch.


Yeah, I think this needs to be more flexible. The reverse dependency idea may be good, except pointing to a package that soong_build and the other tools depend on? So not marking each binary as special.


@brianferguson We don't align stuff like this elsewhere. Please use braces and remove the extra spaces.


> Then we'll need @Bertram25 to the rescue, since he's the only one who passed the SeeD exam... Ok since the pun is very bad I need to explain it already: CEED / http://finalfantasy.wikia.com/wiki/SeeD ;)

Long time I didn't see a FFVIII reference! Btw, when I see CEED, I'm thinking about Sid from Ice Age, in the scene when he just saved Scrat using mouth-to-mouth. XD

> As a workaround for this one, I will change the button positions to the top of the window so that they can always be clicked. It won't be as nice but that should do the trick

I guess we'd need to add this as a mother to the widgets:
http://static.cegui.org.uk/docs/0.8/classCEGUI_1_1ScrollablePane.html
I can have a look but it will have to wait for tomorrow.


That happens when we call CEGUI::System::getSingleton().renderAllGUIContexts();
There are some calls about drawing the screen that end up in the Ogre OpenGL renderer and it crashes when calling some OpenGL function. If you are interested, I will comment the workaround and post the bt


Updated


@brianferguson Move this closer to where it is used (before the `if` statement below).


Oh gosh, I mistake more on my counter. I'm good for a dungeon cleaning turn...


default lang...


Nit: remove one space before the `=` sign


@brianferguson Why this extra indentation? Please remove.


lol. Indeed.


I did that originally, but that produces far more build.ninja.in conflicts when I try to merge all my patches together. I can go back to that though.


@brianferguson Remove indentation here, too.


@brianferguson Please avoid massive `if` pyraminds like this. Please return early.


I had tried to replace one of the containing window by a scrollpane but it didn't work. I might have used it wrongly, though, as CEGUI documentation about how to use widgets is not the best I've ever seen


looks good. :)


In my quick test, this works fine for config.txt, but I'm seeing a problem with accesing the chart_template.html for chart generation. This only done when running without the -o output directory option.


@brianferguson We don't use underscores. Please use `camelCase`.


wrong copy paste ^^


@guybedford,  sorry if I misunderstood.

The commit message says **Removing TypeScript**, but it looks like you removed **Traceur** from the prompt message.


@brianferguson Please split this into multiple lines.


should be cal per day


Hmm, I'd say: Definitely @akien-mga 's fault triggering the crash. ;P


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Summary: Tests failed: 5, passed: 0 Build time: 00:03:02
### Failed tests
```
org.labkey.test.Runner: org.labkey.test.tests.CDSVisualizationTest: <no details avaliable>

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

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

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

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

```


Why is this necessary?


Thanks. I'll open a topic on Ogre with that.


Now I understand. Good to know that's working also with sky textures. Some custom levels uses really strange sky textures that I was need to convert them while porting that levels from Classic Colobot into Colobot GOLD. But standard sky textures for normal levels I still will be developing in 2048x2048 or 2048x1024.


@brianferguson Please use const references for `pattern` and `stops`. Remove `const` for angle and altGamma -- we don't use const for integral types (integers, bools, etc.).


Let's create another JIRA issue for making this friendly for dev on other IDE's - I want to make sure we don't lose any ease of Eclipse dev.


works for me.. want to create a PR? thanks @mattweldon  !


@brianferguson const reference.


Nice improvement.


Yes. I shouldn't have played with him...


@brianferguson Same as above.


@mickeyvip thanks so much - fixed in https://github.com/jspm/jspm-cli/commit/82b40fc3f4676f27bc671754763d8f2d2bfb07d3.


@brianferguson Remove `const` for `applyInlineFormatting`.


Typo: "Only update the manifest".


I'll will submit this article this week. I can change the interface if necessary. I believe we agreed to use docent for the time being, rather that rewriting for argparse. Is this still the case?


@brianferguson This is quite unfortunate... Gfx is meant to be standalone and only use stuff under `Common/`. Could you parse this within `Library/` and expose an Gfx API to configure the TextFormat?


I am thing this line will NPE.


What arguments does `fossil checkout` take? Some kind of version or (in git terms) refspec?


@brianferguson `option` is unused.


@brianferguson Use `auto` because you are casting.


No it doesn't, it just needs a reference to window.


also one more nitpick is even the exception thrown from this block is retried  throw new VoldemortException("Error in getting Hadoop filesystem. Invalid keytab file path.");

The check should be probably in the outer block ?


@archSeer https://github.com/polyfox/moon-packages/blob/master/lib/moon/packages/std/input.rb#L36
It did, and I never tested it properly before


i would change the condition to;

```
if (g_infoManager.GetShowInfo() &&
    CButtonTranslator::GetInstance().GetGlobalAction(action.GetButtonCode()).GetID() == ACTION_SELECT_ITEM)
{
  if (SwitchChannel())
    return true;
}
```

and do the check if "pvrplayback.confirmchannelswitch" is enabled + HasPVRChannelInfoTag in `SwitchChannel()`. IMO a bit more clear what triggers the switch.


That's a wonderful hack!


@brianferguson Remove `const` for `pattern` and use `TextInlineFormat(std::move(pattern))` below. Remove `const` for everything else because they are trivial types.


BTW you could move the SwitchChannel() method to our PVR manager, to reduce code duplications.


> I had tried to replace one of the containing window by a scrollpane but it didn't work. I might have used it wrongly, though, as CEGUI documentation about how to use widgets is not the best I've ever seen

I can only understand that. I'll have a go at it. (Created #915)


I believe the new xUnit package is pulling in a reference to System.Runtime.Extensions, which causes an error because this project also references mscorlib (error because some types were then defined in both the contract and mscorlib). To avoid that, i add a reference to the System.Runtime.Extensions project to pull in the type forwards.


Cool!

Also line 153:
```
return f.substr(0, 1) === arg.substr(1);
```

Again, I might not understand, but as far as I see, there is a comparison between 1st char of a `flag` and the rest string of an `arg`?

Sorry if I am wrong here.


Well this doesn't make much sense, the Input just needs a reference to Screen (or GLFW::Window).

Ideally, you might delegate methods through Screen (to the Window), and not use raw GLFW classes anywhere else? They're an implementation detail behind Screen and should not leak to the rest of the engine.


this should actually be
```html
<body controller="mainCtrl">
```


I missed this. We still need to initialize ake,

I removed it because `sendDHCommit` should initialize ake and its status not `dhCommitMessage` otherwise will hide this flow.

Fan already is fixed [here](https://github.com/twstrike/otr3/commit/7b3b85447c724b7667fdb423d023cf173322ec7f#diff-6761b1a148e5dc2caa0297b163135bbcR49)


Use https://ingest.signalfx.com/v1/collectd as a default


we're going to turn the class "siteNavPanel" into a directive in app.js, and use the "showMenu" property to control if the menu is displayed


Use empty string as a default.


Move this line to the description part before EXAMPLES, maybe?


just changed formatting and method name here


I would like to see the instruction just refer to coreclr project directory, and be agnostic of where it's downloaded to (I don't like to have too many projects in my home directory, personally I use ``~/study/dotnet/coreclr``), but let's keep keep it with ``~/coreclr/`` for now and talk about it later.


Add Ubuntu


Move this line to the description part before EXAMPLES?


Yes that is for shorthand flags like `jspm bundle -i app/main` to match the `inject` flag. Thanks, better to be safe so really appreciate it.


Done


I'm not sure what performance characteristics `Parse` has, but should we store the compiled template so we don't do it for every message?


Сейчас в джейсон записывается строка, но, если я правильно понимаю, там должен быть массив строк.


Sounds good


@raimund-schluessler I think we can delete this branch (IntegrateAppframeworkRelics) as it's 252 commits behind.


`touchEnd` doesn't fire. I agree it should be reported to apple, but until it gets fixed we have a fix for consumers of the library. We should also investigate if there's a better event to detect this case.


Delete me?


Fair enough. My reasoning was avoiding having multiple JabberDao objects since they're all identical. But my solution of passing the same JabberDao object around from method to method is ugly.


Why this file?


@lefticus OK, I was hoping this was a flukish thing, but it's now persisting.  We are getting lots of ```Error processing file: S3ResponseError: 403 Forbidden``` from CI, in seemingly random counts on different commits.  I'm not sure how difficult it will be to address the issue, but if I can provide anything, please let me know.  Could it be trying to push a non-existent file or something?  Seems like it has been happening only since we started pushing the regression results for csv, etc.


"restrict" controls how the directive can be applied
```js
// as an element
restrict: 'E'
<siteNavPanel></siteNavPanel>

// as an attribute
restrict: 'A'
<div siteNavPanel></div>

// as a class
restrict: 'C'
<div class="siteNavPanel"></div>
```


Maybe document Ingest_host but tell them the default is fine


ok, so I see now why you need cache.cacheName later on.  Could the volume cache manager just give you back an object like:
```js
{
  cacheName: ...
  cacheLocation: ...
}
```


@signalfx.com


Все значения, касающиеся размера поля и т.п. надо вынести в константы. Возможно, им самое место в классе `OrderConfigurator`. Чтобы не обращаться к его константам из других классов, наверное, этот код тоже стоит завернуть в один из его методов.


Д = D


I think `problematic system` is also vague. We should clearly define what state the system will get into in case of upgrade failure. Are there more things that can go wrong than HBase Region Server dying? If so, we should list them.


Does this need to be so big?  Trim it


Done


I originally wrote it so that it would pad the table with missing values.


Removing this resulted in "strncpy was not declared in this scope" compilation error. Either convert it to std::string as well, or bring back `#include <cstring>`.


Does this timeout?


Mhm. I should use that instead. Thanks.


Б= B


Ä=OE


haha, sounds good. This eliminates the need for my edit to __getitem__, then. I'll fix it.


I found that I could I just use type assertions to help Julia's inferencing along, so the API no longer takes in `Dim{N}` and instead automatically uses `Dim{length(x)}` (I checked to make sure, and, as you said, the performance hit is negligible). b1ad57d39589764c8ce5a481681e11c345bb5947 is the relevant commit (I ended up having to change the API functions' names because Calculus.jl's definitions were overloading the new, more generic signatures).


Yes, you can use git commit --amend instead to change the commit log.

Please don't introduce trailing whitespace like this.

Additionally, the sign-off needs a real name, not a GitHub handle (like LieBtrau). If your name is "Lie Btrau", can you please put a space between when you amend the commit?

Thanks,
Marti


fixed VCS simulator so that it correctly generates scripts


(IES) updated interpreter directive to /bin/bash for Ubuntu compliance


It's IEG mainly, ok. `Bring sanhw1 up to date` is not informative enough, so I try to make my own summary, thanks!


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SPaG sending


What if they are not on AWS


SPaG be


Use URL escaping not string concatination


*Removing the edit.


Could we just ``import Calculus`` and use the original names?


``otherwise you might end up with a dead HBase regionserver``


``ForwardDiff.gradient`` has a much better ring to it than ``fad_gradient``.


Ok, I would use or add a macro for this "error" string somewhere, may adapt it in new versions if we follow with this patch.


(ModelSim) updated interpreter directive to /bin/bash for Ubuntu compliance


Use some kind of ruby URL builder here


need to revert this change


If there's an issue that involves site headers changing behavior on the other end, without this change there's literally no way to figure that out. You end up spending a bunch of time futzing around with curl or hacking something less elegant into npm by hand, which is what this started out as before I needed to get a little more systematic to actually understand the behavior I was seeing.

There is other useful information attached to the request and the response (and if noisiness is a concern, I'd be fine with dropping the log level all the way to `silly`), but this change was invaluable in debugging this problem. I think it would be useful in supporting other people using e.g. private registries or other complicated operational environments.


checkout takes a version - a tag, branch, or revision.

Since it doesn't accept files, completing against the tag list makes sense.

Be nice to fix the update command to do the same, but I can't see how to allow completion against tags for the first argument but not any others, which should complete against files.


WindowComplexManager_Speedup (DeadParrot) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (1774 of 1774 tests passed)

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


(XSIM) updated interpreter directive to /bin/bash for Ubuntu compliance


Do we have a real repository for this?


looks duplicate, combine this with previous sentence.


Document purpose of .to_i.to_s


Have fallback plan


I looked into this. Conceptually, yes, but it would still require an API breaking change. The new problem is that this API exists as a string starting at package init time. The builders don't know the actual BuildDir until command line flags have been parsed, which is after package init time.


You want this to be false


Fixed. I think we cannot rename the artifactId to not loose the history but perhaps we could rename the Wiki page ?


Do we want to only commit
chromedash-featurelist.css

at the very end?


Fixes #184


@clineamb missing a trailing comma, module is broken


Is the js here a straight copy/paste?


`/` is set to slave/private, no host propagation possible.


Had an issue with this. Where was this needed?


Part of the reason this chunk is a hack (it is, in fact, _the_ hack -- everything else is just debugging) is because there is a fair amount of business logic to when and how auth tokens are sent. You can look at [`lib/adduser.js`](https://github.com/npm/npm/blob/master/lib/adduser.js), [`lib/config/set-credentials-by-uri.js`](https://github.com/npm/npm/blob/master/lib/config/set-credentials-by-uri.js), and [`lib/config/get-credentials-by-uri.js`](https://github.com/npm/npm/blob/master/lib/config/set-credentials-by-uri.js), and [`lib/authify.js`](https://github.com/npm/npm-registry-client/blob/master/lib/authify.js) in `npm-registry-client` to see some of the other pieces. It would be good to consolidate all of this logic in one place (except maybe the storage and fetching of the credentials from configuration), and I think `npm-registry-client` is probably the right place for that to happen.


is there a polyfill in place for this? If not IE will be so sad :cry:


(Questa) updated interpreter directive to /bin/bash for Ubuntu compliance


@Bertram25 Here is the bt:
#0  Ogre::GLRenderSystem::_render (this=0x11828b80, op=...) at ..\..\..\..\RenderSystems\GL\src\OgreGLRenderSystem.cpp:2922
#1  0x04af1d97 in CEGUI::OgreGeometryBuffer::draw (this=0x1bdf7178) at C:\devMinGW\cegui-0.8.4\cegui\src\RendererModules\Ogre\GeometryBuffer.cpp:169
#2  0x63b342fc in CEGUI::RenderQueue::draw (this=0x1d7b807c) at C:\devMinGW\cegui-0.8.4\cegui\src\RenderQueue.cpp:40
#3  0x04b02f27 in CEGUI::OgreRenderTarget<CEGUI::RenderTarget>::draw (this=0xfffc900, queue=...) at C:/devMinGW/cegui-0.8.4/cegui/src/RendererModules/Ogre/RenderTarget.inl:74
#4  0x63b3313f in CEGUI::RenderingSurface::draw (this=0x1b346158, queue=..., args=...) at C:\devMinGW\cegui-0.8.4\cegui\src\RenderingSurface.cpp:128
#5  0x63b330b8 in CEGUI::RenderingSurface::drawContent (this=0x1b346158) at C:\devMinGW\cegui-0.8.4\cegui\src\RenderingSurface.cpp:118
#6  0x63b20bb3 in CEGUI::GUIContext::drawContent (this=0x1b346158) at C:\devMinGW\cegui-0.8.4\cegui\src\GUIContext.cpp:293
#7  0x63b33011 in CEGUI::RenderingSurface::draw (this=0x1b346158) at C:\devMinGW\cegui-0.8.4\cegui\src\RenderingSurface.cpp:102
#8  0x63b20b9c in CEGUI::GUIContext::draw (this=0x1b346158) at C:\devMinGW\cegui-0.8.4\cegui\src\GUIContext.cpp:287
#9  0x63b3bc1d in CEGUI::System::renderAllGUIContexts (this=0xfffce78) at C:\devMinGW\cegui-0.8.4\cegui\src\System.cpp:413
#10 0x00504e0f in ODFrameListener::renderQueueStarted (this=0x28ed90, queueGroupId=101 'e', invocation=..., skipThisInvocation=@0x28e9a7: false) at C:\devMinGW\od-gh-src\source\render\ODFrameListener.cpp:219
#11 0x04f2d9b4 in Ogre::SceneManager::fireRenderQueueStarted (this=0x118d5978, id=101 'e', invocation=...) at ..\..\..\OgreMain\src\OgreSceneManager.cpp:4092
#12 0x04f27e53 in Ogre::SceneManager::renderVisibleObjectsDefaultSequence (this=0x118d5978) at ..\..\..\OgreMain\src\OgreSceneManager.cpp:2339
#13 0x04f27c0e in Ogre::SceneManager::_renderVisibleObjects (this=0x118d5978) at ..\..\..\OgreMain\src\OgreSceneManager.cpp:2264
#14 0x04f2432b in Ogre::SceneManager::_renderScene (this=0x118d5978, camera=0x118e02a8, vp=0x12ad4778, includeOverlays=true) at ..\..\..\OgreMain\src\OgreSceneManager.cpp:1561
#15 0x04de9fc0 in Ogre::Camera::_renderScene (this=0x118e02a8, vp=0x12ad4778, includeOverlays=true) at ..\..\..\OgreMain\src\OgreCamera.cpp:427
#16 0x04fbd6e6 in Ogre::Viewport::update (this=0x12ad4778) at ..\..\..\OgreMain\src\OgreViewport.cpp:224
#17 0x04f02087 in Ogre::RenderTarget::_updateViewport (this=0x1182d9e0, viewport=0x12ad4778, updateStatistics=true) at ..\..\..\OgreMain\src\OgreRenderTarget.cpp:200
#18 0x04f01fe8 in Ogre::RenderTarget::_updateAutoUpdatedViewports (this=0x1182d9e0, updateStatistics=true) at ..\..\..\OgreMain\src\OgreRenderTarget.cpp:178
#19 0x04f01f10 in Ogre::RenderTarget::updateImpl (this=0x1182d9e0) at ..\..\..\OgreMain\src\OgreRenderTarget.cpp:155
#20 0x04f038b4 in Ogre::RenderTarget::update (this=0x1182d9e0, swap=false) at ..\..\..\OgreMain\src\OgreRenderTarget.cpp:613
#21 0x04eefd6c in Ogre::RenderSystem::_updateAllRenderTargets (this=0x11828b80, swapBuffers=false) at ..\..\..\OgreMain\src\OgreRenderSystem.cpp:126
#22 0x04f1c5b1 in Ogre::Root::_updateAllRenderTargets (this=0x28f5b4) at ..\..\..\OgreMain\src\OgreRoot.cpp:1399
#23 0x04f1a55f in Ogre::Root::renderOneFrame (this=0x28f5b4) at ..\..\..\OgreMain\src\OgreRoot.cpp:972
#24 0x04f1a52b in Ogre::Root::startRendering (this=0x28f5b4) at ..\..\..\OgreMain\src\OgreRoot.cpp:962
#25 0x005863b5 in ODApplication::startClient (this=0x28fd88) at C:\devMinGW\od-gh-src\source\ODApplication.cpp:163
#26 0x005853bf in ODApplication::startGame (this=0x28fd88, options=...) at C:\devMinGW\od-gh-src\source\ODApplication.cpp:55
#27 0x0058716b in WinMain@16 (hInst=0x400000, strCmdLine=0x49f5ad5 "") at C:\devMinGW\od-gh-src\source\main.cpp:86
#28 0x006e519d in main ()

By running debugger, the crash seems to happen here:
OgreGLRenderSystem.cpp:2988 => glDrawElements(primType, op.indexData->indexCount, indexType, pBufferData);
primType = 4
op.indexData->indexCount = 1329
indexType = 5123

But when playing step by step, it doesn't always crash. However, by randomly putting breakpoints and see where I could get before crashing I always ended up around OgreGLRenderSystem.cpp:2988


I just made the default like the default state of the checkbox.
But it is true I could correct the defaul state of the checkbox ;-)


The initial tour question per Joses notes.

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See comment
https://github.com/aspnet/dnx/pull/2397


Perfect!


Oh... Good point.


Ok I'll talk to Jose. I reverted it in 7b6112


leave the "local.sh" out of the defaults.yaml and just use

    when: local_sh_file is defined

as talked about on this page http://docs.ansible.com/ansible/playbooks_conditionals.html#the-when-statement
(search 'defined')


same as above


@aheritier I don't know. Probable @danielbeck can help us.


IMHO, the bug comes indeed from CEGUI. I'll check that with them. :)


teal?!
try again.

Thanks!


Thanks.


I like it how it is :)


right. it should have been.

return syscall.Mount("", config.Rootfs, "", uintptr(flag), "")

But now pivot_root() fails. I guess it is the restriction that parent mount is SHARED so pivot_root() will fail.

Even without that, I think once we make rootfs PRIVATE, events will not propagate back to host name space.


showdown hangs if doc.index is nil. This occurs if there is no title set in the current markdown document. Adding this check prevents showdown hanging indefinitely... and allows for displaying the document so the user can see there is no title set, so they can set a proper title.


TeamCity LabkeyTrunk :: CDS postgres 9.4 [Build 257](https://teamcity.labkey.org/viewLog.html?buildId=264289&buildTypeId=LabkeyTrunk_CdsPostgres93) outcome was **FAILURE**
Summary: Tests failed: 5 (5 new), passed: 0 Build time: 00:12:42
### Failed tests
```
org.labkey.test.Runner: org.labkey.test.tests.CDSVisualizationTest: <no details avaliable>

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

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

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

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

```


typo in commit message?


I agree that the former sounds better, but for some reason I just couldn't get it to work no matter how I imported Calculus...I tried pretty much every different command (`import`, `using`, specific functions rather than whole modules, etc.) in [the table here](http://julia.readthedocs.org/en/latest/manual/modules/), but Calculus.jl's functions always ended up in my global namespace.

For example, this is in a totally fresh REPL session with `import Calculus: differentiate, symbolic_derivatives_1arg` instead of `using Calculus`, and switching `fad_gradient` to `gradient`:

```julia
julia> using ForwardDiff

julia> methods(gradient)
# 16 methods for generic function "gradient":
gradient(F::Array{T,1}, h::Array{T,1}) at linalg/dense.jl:108
gradient(F::BitArray{1}) at linalg/bitarray.jl:72
gradient(F::BitArray{1}, h::Real) at linalg/bitarray.jl:73
gradient(F::Array{T,1}, h::BitArray{1}) at linalg/bitarray.jl:74
gradient(F::BitArray{1}, h::Array{T,1}) at linalg/bitarray.jl:75
gradient(F::BitArray{1}, h::BitArray{1}) at linalg/bitarray.jl:76
gradient(F::AbstractArray{T,1}) at linalg/generic.jl:58
gradient(F::AbstractArray{T,1}, h::Real) at linalg/generic.jl:59
gradient(f::Function) at /Users/jarrettrevels/.julia/Calculus/src/derivative.jl:15
gradient{T<:Number}(f::Function, x::Union{Array{T<:Number,1},T<:Number}) at /Users/jarrettrevels/.julia/Calculus/src/derivative.jl:14
gradient{T<:Number}(f::Function, x::Union{Array{T<:Number,1},T<:Number}, dtype::Symbol) at /Users/jarrettrevels/.julia/Calculus/src/derivative.jl:14
gradient(f::Function, dtype::Symbol) at /Users/jarrettrevels/.julia/Calculus/src/derivative.jl:15
gradient(f) at /Users/jarrettrevels/.julia/ForwardDiff/src/fad_api.jl:93
gradient{T,S}(f, x::Array{T,1}, ::Type{S}) at /Users/jarrettrevels/.julia/ForwardDiff/src/fad_api.jl:76
gradient{T}(f, x::Array{T,1}) at /Users/jarrettrevels/.julia/ForwardDiff/src/fad_api.jl:77
gradient{S}(f, ::Type{S}) at /Users/jarrettrevels/.julia/ForwardDiff/src/fad_api.jl:87

julia> @which gradient(sum, [1,2,3])
gradient{T<:Number}(f::Function, x::Union{Array{T<:Number,1},T<:Number}) at /Users/jarrettrevels/.julia/Calculus/src/derivative.jl:14
```


Relevant issue https://github.com/jashkenas/underscore/issues/1715


Actually, I am pretty sure that you can define them in the Makefile, and the command line overrides the file.  If you put the following in a Makefile
```make
DUMMY = dummy

print:
	echo $(DUMMY)
```
Then at the command line
```
: make print
echo dummy
dummy
: make print DUMMY=smart
echo smart
smart
```


Note that this bug is probably pretty nasty as when it occurs outside debug mode, I get no callstack at all, be it with MinGW or MSVS2013. Even when running with gdb.
However, if they want, I have found a systematic way to reproduce so if they need something else, I can do some tests.
Note that I'm running OD with CEGUI 0.8.4, Ogre 1.9, SFML 2.3.1, boost 1.55 (BTW, it might be a good thing to add something about it in the release notes, no ?)


This is necessary to get a slider added like this `add<ofxRotarySlider>(param);` to use the control Config instead of the parent ofxGuiGroup config. This enables me to set a different default height for a rotary slider. But this takes the advantage to know the config of the parent and things like its layout.


Chalito I think here opentip dependencies are missed! I think they dissapear when you run grunt serve, could you try to add them?, in bower components....opentip/lib/opentip and opentip/lib/adapter-native I think.


* Does this happen only with python 3.3?
* Should I look more into this and maybe migrate these import tests to py.tet?


And switching out the `Blacklight.onLoad` for `$(document).on("ready page:load"`


Atribuição com lambda


amazing magics of the Makefile!


What about just ``import Calculus`` and prefix any use of Calculus functions like ``Calculus.symbolic_derivatives_1arg``


With this change, do we need to be bump the minimum react-native version in package.json?


pivot_root or MS_MOVE doesn't work with MS_SHARED, that's why I used `chroot()`.
In [my docker prototype example](https://huaminchen.wordpress.com/2015/07/31/latest-status-on-docker-mount-propagation-development/), I created a bind mount, so container can create and propagate from this bind mount.


This can probably be removed ^^


if we keep this code, this comment needs to change to just "workaround for: ..."


Is this about custom sitereps that required knowlege of FOCS?


In that case, it should return or use an else statement.


Hi Rene, A minor point. I think it would be better to simply call this class "RK2", the integrator "RK2IntegratorMultiStep", etc. The reason for this is that second-order Runge–Kutta is well-known to be a multistep method.  By naming everything associated with this class "RK2 ... MultiStep" users who are familiar with Runge-Kutta methods may be mislead into thinking there is something about this version that differs from the standard second-order Runge–Kutta. Yet, this implementation is basically the standard second-order Runge–Kutta, hence, the name RK2 makes more sense.


Ok, candidate for sul-styles then?


yeah, the average is hard to do right... the only reason i didnt add min and max params already is because i hate having tons of parameters to functions


ASKJDFLSJF


Can do.

I also started my own sokoban repo, but you should hold off looking at it until you feel like you've got your solution nailed down (or at least nailed down enough where you feel like I won't be influencing your solution).


`fleetwnd` -> `fleet window`


And good luck!


Much better.  Thanks!


Thanks :) What do they leave to be desired? To be honest, this library isn't intended to be all things for all people. It's just something that I started because I needed something quick and dirty and lightweight in vanilla C.


0.1.0.0 ?


LGTM


it's not a big deal, but I don't think the return_value is needed on these patches.


Cool feature for devs, but useless for users.  May be split development changelog to other file?


This has an issue in python3:
Both
```python
  File "/src/project_back/mylib/tests.py", line 326, in create_authorization_headers
    url, headers, data = oauth_client.sign(url, method, data.encode('utf-8'), headers)
  File "/HOME/.virtualenvs/project/lib/python3.4/site-packages/oauthlib/oauth1/rfc5849/__init__.py", line 309, in sign
    request.oauth_params = self.get_oauth_params(request)
  File "/HOME/.virtualenvs/project/lib/python3.4/site-packages/oauthlib/oauth1/rfc5849/__init__.py", line 184, in get_oauth_params
    params.append(('oauth_body_hash', base64.b64encode(hashlib.sha1(request.body).digest()).decode('utf-8')))
TypeError: Unicode-objects must be encoded before hashing
```
and

```python
  File "/src/project_back/mylib/tests.py", line 326, in create_authorization_headers
    url, headers, data = oauth_client.sign(url, method, data, headers)
  File "/HOME/.virtualenvs/project/lib/python3.4/site-packages/oauthlib/oauth1/rfc5849/__init__.py", line 309, in sign
    request.oauth_params = self.get_oauth_params(request)
  File "/HOME/.virtualenvs/project/lib/python3.4/site-packages/oauthlib/oauth1/rfc5849/__init__.py", line 184, in get_oauth_params
    params.append(('oauth_body_hash', base64.b64encode(hashlib.sha1(request.body).digest()).decode('utf-8')))
TypeError: Unicode-objects must be encoded before hashing
```

If I'm recalling right, hashlib in py3k made a change there.  I opened a py2k and verified that adding an `.encode('utf-8')` doesn't break anything in the sha1 digest:
```
In [2]: hashlib.sha1('foo'.encode('utf-8')).digest()
Out[2]: '\x0b\xee\xc7\xb5\xea?\x0f\xdb\xc9]\r\xd4\x7f<[\xc2u\xda\x8a3'

In [3]: hashlib.sha1('foo').digest()
Out[3]: '\x0b\xee\xc7\xb5\xea?\x0f\xdb\xc9]\r\xd4\x7f<[\xc2u\xda\x8a3'
```

I can try to get a PR on this at some point, but thought I'd mention it here first.

Thanks


This is causing a "Cannot call method 'indexOf' on undefined" on my Linux build.


or a common sul feedback form engine.


Works for me. Feel free to change back.


Still failing tests, though I think this covers the missing term. Will address the more salient errors in fe_poly_tensor then get back to this.


reverted


Can be joined with line 74 (~ Added a world tree special)


I am not saying that what you have written will not work, only that it is overkill for a Makefile.  I see now that Orso reverted it.


s/Loder/Loader/


we need to dup the bytes because we dont want to create a new `bytes.Buffer` every time we return a block.


- "encode" -> "HTML encode"
- simpler to describe what gets encoded as `the expansion of '~/'` since comments for method cover the relativeness of the expansion.


I did not know this about the Makefile, so it was me that suggested the change to @logan-nc


Hi Nyall, thanks for this fix, the simplification used the original wkb stream to avoid an extra copy of the geometry. But it worked assuming that each feature to paint is readed each time from data provider. Other alternatve might be just copy it when the memory layer returns the features avoid this extra malloc for features from other providers.

I guess the performance penalty will not be perceptible and is safer.
Best Regards

Alvaro


new


Ok, so we agree that we can't get rid of MS_SHARED for container rootfs if we want container mount events under rootfs to propagate back.


The only interface that would allow us to *not* have to dup bytes would be something like:
```go
type Splitter interface {
    NextLen() (int, error)
    Next(b []byte) error
}
```
where the chunker tells us how large of a buffer it needs and then we pass one to it.


-> `Phototrophic natives can be found in systems with bright or dim stars (not only orange/yellow ones)`


You need to add this port on to the main `lenet.py` code in the 1. dataloading section initially, then on the 2. training area to `multi_load` , 3. in the validation area and finally 4. in the testing area. Only then I can accept this merge. This is needed work though so thanks. :+1:


83785560WtoAirHP_ExampleFiles (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (1778 of 1778 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 was mentioned before.


Discussion at https://groups.google.com/d/msg/cryptopp-users/a8fx8Lxrvzw/JTFO1VyxBgAJ. Cursory review by DB.


Actually the value is an `Absolute URL beginning with the application's virtual root`. (The part that was "relative to the application's 'webroot' setting" was the (unchanged) part of the `url` value after the `"~/"` prefix.)

Should also mention `<c>null</c> if method returns `<c>false</c>.`


The libraries that I have used (in various languages) tend to either have silly APIs (that expose too many details of the implementor's favorite transport, for instance), drag in strange piles of dependencies, or fail to implement the spec completely/correctly.

If you're just building a toy for yourself, then that's cool. I would encourage you to do so!

It does seem to me that wider adoption of OSC as a technology (in music production hardware/software) is presently hampered by existing library quality, generally. This is, of course, not really your problem. 8) ... I do like the idea of a super-lightweight straight-forward pure C implementation since I have personally seen such things, when done well, (e.g., Lua) drive integration and innovation.

Take care.


:+1: on a common feedback form engine (that then perhaps implements sul-styles?)


Noticed leak, switched to pem


We already have a dependency on jackson, can we stick to using that for json processing, no need to have 2 different json stacks in use.


I don't follow?


`Starting planets` -> 'Homeworlds'
May be: `have full hapiness at game start`


That results in the same thing I posted above (I just checked again to make sure). I'm almost thinking it might be some global config issue on my part, though I'm not sure how so specifically.

Before this commit, the function signature for ForwardDiff's `gradient` could be distinguished from Calculus' `gradient` by the presence of `Dim{N}`, so I didn't even notice that the functions got overloaded. Now, they're still getting overloaded, but function calls now resolve to Calculus.jl's methods, since I don't specify `f::Function` (I want `f` to be able to be any callable object).


Yes, Polymer polyfills the 2nd arg.


can we clean these up, the IOException should probably get rethrown, and the interrupted exception should set the interrupted state


Thanks for describing the use of NEWT, JavaFX and settings() :)


Hi Brady
tested at select patient -> select encounter -> delete encounter; encounter and forms were deleted


Thanks! Let me take a look at it during my lunch hour. I obviously screwed something up during the stream if you are getting all NaN's


Discussion at https://groups.google.com/d/msg/cryptopp-users/DxgukfV5AQw/b7WiiT3nEgAJ.


Shouldn't 'number' be 'index' after the previous commit?


d


We have a lot of playtesters who DL the regular weeklies but then just give feedback, this is as useful for them as it is for devs


The notion that a particle can leave the computational domain troubles me.  Given that the time step satisfies a CFL constraint for the cell width / diameter h, and the velocity normal to the domain boundary is (presumably) zero my thinking is that if a particle leaves computational domain something is slightly amiss. (Is there any other boundary condition on the normal velocity at the domain boundary that I'm not aware of?) The only example in which a particle leaves the computational domain I am familiar with is when one places a particle initially right on the domain boundary and the normal velocity is nominally zero, but it is really O(1.0e-10 ), or thereabouts, and directed out of the domain. In this case I advocate putting a floor under velocities that are below some minimum; e.g.,  1.0e-10, by explicitly setting such velocities to zero. Does anyone know of an example of a computation in which a particle leaves the computational domain that is not of this nature?  Perhaps when the cell edge or surface is curved?


It was already fixed in 1aafbb51a4198f27404740eb1ba6031ac98d4d47.


Okay, something strange is happening here. I tried out `derivative` and `hessian`, just to see what would happen, and it appears the `gradient` is the *only* thing getting overloaded:

```julia
julia> using ForwardDiff

julia> methods(gradient)
# 16 methods for generic function "gradient":
gradient(F::Array{T,1}, h::Array{T,1}) at linalg/dense.jl:108
gradient(F::BitArray{1}) at linalg/bitarray.jl:72
gradient(F::BitArray{1}, h::Real) at linalg/bitarray.jl:73
gradient(F::Array{T,1}, h::BitArray{1}) at linalg/bitarray.jl:74
gradient(F::BitArray{1}, h::Array{T,1}) at linalg/bitarray.jl:75
gradient(F::BitArray{1}, h::BitArray{1}) at linalg/bitarray.jl:76
gradient(F::AbstractArray{T,1}) at linalg/generic.jl:58
gradient(F::AbstractArray{T,1}, h::Real) at linalg/generic.jl:59
gradient(f::Function) at /Users/jarrettrevels/.julia/Calculus/src/derivative.jl:15
gradient{T<:Number}(f::Function, x::Union{Array{T<:Number,1},T<:Number}) at /Users/jarrettrevels/.julia/Calculus/src/derivative.jl:14
gradient{T<:Number}(f::Function, x::Union{Array{T<:Number,1},T<:Number}, dtype::Symbol) at /Users/jarrettrevels/.julia/Calculus/src/derivative.jl:14
gradient(f::Function, dtype::Symbol) at /Users/jarrettrevels/.julia/Calculus/src/derivative.jl:15
gradient(f) at /Users/jarrettrevels/.julia/ForwardDiff/src/fad_api.jl:93
gradient{T,S}(f, x::Array{T,1}, ::Type{S}) at /Users/jarrettrevels/.julia/ForwardDiff/src/fad_api.jl:76
gradient{T}(f, x::Array{T,1}) at /Users/jarrettrevels/.julia/ForwardDiff/src/fad_api.jl:77
gradient{S}(f, ::Type{S}) at /Users/jarrettrevels/.julia/ForwardDiff/src/fad_api.jl:87

julia> methods(derivative)
# 2 methods for generic function "derivative":
derivative(f) at /Users/jarrettrevels/.julia/ForwardDiff/src/fad_api.jl:25
derivative(f, x::Number) at /Users/jarrettrevels/.julia/ForwardDiff/src/fad_api.jl:22

julia> methods(hessian)
# 4 methods for generic function "hessian":
hessian(f) at /Users/jarrettrevels/.julia/ForwardDiff/src/fad_api.jl:231
hessian{T,S}(f, x::Array{T,1}, ::Type{S}) at /Users/jarrettrevels/.julia/ForwardDiff/src/fad_api.jl:214
hessian{T}(f, x::Array{T,1}) at /Users/jarrettrevels/.julia/ForwardDiff/src/fad_api.jl:215
hessian{S}(f, ::Type{S}) at /Users/jarrettrevels/.julia/ForwardDiff/src/fad_api.jl:225
```

I'm pretty confused at this behavior...


Wasn't this tested? Someone should commit a fix.


Rabbids can dance ^^ - thanks for the credits


Discussion at https://groups.google.com/d/msg/cryptopp-users/i5DfI5AMn_Y/B7A9CbI7CJkJ.


Yes Tom you are correct.  Technically the will be set to a command line variable This was mostly just get Joe going and for testing.  The final commit will happen here shortly

Thanks


Aw, you cheated.